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Evening journal., 1919-04-07
First Championship Game
CINCINNATI NATIONALS FIRST CHAM
PIONSHIP GAME.

Played on April 25, 1876, at Cincinnati
Copyright. 1919, by Al Munro Elias.)
Cincinnati National.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
FIND WH|SKEY IN LODGING HOUSE.R RAID
 AT MESA THURSDAY

MESA, Dec. 19.-Making haul of nearly two dozen pints of real old Sun nybrook whisky, officers conducted raid on the Palm house, a lodging house on South Mcdonald street in Mesa, yesterday afternoon, and took into custody it sproprietor, Bill Weiss, on a charge of violation of the prohibi- tion law Figuring in the raid were Officers Pickens, Warren and Sabin and Constable Beckham of Chandler.
 Suspecting the sale of liquor there the night before, the officers made thorough search of the premises yester day, going through every room. In the office quarters of the proprietor a suit case practically full of whisky was dis covered.
 Weiss was arraigned before Justice William Newell immediately following the raid on his house and was bound over to trial before the superior court. Unable to raise the s25O bail placed against him, he was held in jail last night.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
POULTRY NEW
 |. IF |. FUNCTION

Sponsoring better poultry raising is the latest function the chamber of commerce has taken upon itself. The civic organization has interested the government in establishing poultry experimental farm here and expects to soon have a department of it's own de- voted to poultry interests.
 A limited number of illustrated bull letins dealing with the best methods of raising poultry have been received at the offices of the chamber of com merce and will be distributed to those requesting them. The bulletins have been published by the United States department of agriculture and contain valuable information based upon gov ernment experimentation.
 The Illustrated Poultry Primer, one of the bulletins, is of especial interest to the beginner. It gives expert ad- vice on selecting the breed, feeding for egg production, marketing the product treating diseases and other important phases of the business.
 The chamber of commerce also has for distribution a bulletin outlining in detail the standard varieties of chick ems of the Asiatic, English and French claSSaS
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

room where the accident occurred. Noble. Hazel and neighbor children were laughing and playing
 Dies In 10 Minutes
 Suddenly a shot rang out. and Hazel rushed past him and into the yard to her mother. holding her hand over her side Her mother brought her back to the house and laid her on bed. pr. L. D. Dameron was summoned. but the child was dead in 10 minutes.
 Judge Mckee of the West Phoenix precinct justice court, with Deputy Troutman from the sheriff's office and hastily summoned members of a cor oner's jury. left the city at o'clock for the Laningham home. After view ing the body an inquest was ordered by the judge for this morning at g o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs T. F. Ianingham, the came to the valley two months ago from Muskogee, Oklahoma, to en- gage in ranchfng- The little girl was a regular attendant at the Riverside school where she was in the fourth grade. Her parents. Noble and Oman brother, and two sisters. Edna and Gladys, survive her.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Plans for Tree Progress.

Plans for the Mesa municipal Christ mas tree are going steadily forward, the business mems committee and the school teachers cooperating to make the affair the big thing of the year for the kiddies. The children are bringing toys which they have out grown or somewhat damaged to all the schools, and these are being turned over to Professor Dunn in the manual training department, where they are being repaired an dmade ready for the distribution at the tree Christmas eve. The executive committee hand ling the arrangements for the tree is composed of Rev. Francis Bloy, c. Fred Bracket and w. R. Stewart.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Club Program Today.

A program on the order of a Christ mas festival for the entertainment of the children of the club members will be given at the regular session of the Woman's club of Mesa this afternoon commencing at 2:30 o'clock at the Episcopal guild hall. The program irl- cludes the following:
 Piano solo, "Canzonetta," Edward Schuett)-Miss Neva Mcdonald
 Sailors Hornpipe by ten little girls from the primary grade in the Irving school under the direction of Miss Ellis.
 ok dances: (a) Shoemaker's Dance (Finnish). (b) Kindenpolka (German). c) Mountain Dance (Norwegian).
 Dutch Windmill.
 Song, The Sunshine of Your Smiles" Miss Turner Hurst.
 Short Christmas story, Mrs. Gollaher.
 As their share to the municipal Christmas tree which is being arranged for Mesa, the Woman's club is asking each of it's members to bring with them today a pound of food, which will be used in filling the Christmas bas- kets of the needy of the city. These donations will be received at the club today and turned over to the committee in charge of that work.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
CLUB TO HOLD OPEN
 HOUSE NEW YEARS

New Years greeting will be ex changed by club women of the city. according to the plan of the Business and Professional Woman's club which met last evening. The club will en- certain at the Woman's club with a reception to all business and profes- sional and club women of the city. The event will be held on New Years aft ernOon.
 This event will carry out the TWO men get-together" policy of the hos tess club which has planned a number of affairs during the year with the same object in view.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Woman's Club Social.

The Mesa Woman's club a few weeks ago divided itself into four sections for the purpose of raising money to aid the building fund, and the third divi- sion, of which Mrs. c. c. Jarrett is chairman, is planning to give box social on the 29th of this month in the Masonic hall Many interesting fea- lures have been planned for the even ing's entertainment. Everybody is in vited to attend these affairs, and Mrs. Jarrett's division especially wishes to extend an invitation to the public to come on the 29th and bring their boxes and friends and join the merry making scheduled for the very midst of the holiday season.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
K|LLED;
 11-YEAR-OLD|S ! SLAIN IN PLAY
Little Daughter of T. F. Lan- ingham, Rancher West of
 City, Meets Death-Chil- dren Cannot Describe How

Sobbing, heart-breakingly, Swear old Noble Laningham tossed about on a bed at his home five miles west of Phoenix last night and wished with all his boyish strength that he hadn't played with the gun that wasn't loaded"
 In another room of the simple frame dwelling the dead body of his 11-year- old sister. Hazel. lay on another bed, shot through the right breast
 Just how the tragedy occurred could not be learned last night Ony chill dren saw the shooting, and their shock and grief made them incoherent. The shotgun had been standing in a corner. It was not learned whether it was all ready loaded or whether the boy placed the shell in the barrel.
 Oman Laningham, an old brother. was in the doorway of an adjoining
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
"Lena Rixersv Toniuht.

Mesa and Southside theatergoers will have the opportunity tonight at the Orpheum of seeing the Del s. Lawrence Company in Lena Rivers" dramati- zation of the famous and popular novel of that name by Mary J. Holmes. It is a strong bill, which is full of pathos and gives an opportunity to both Miss Wilma SteclS and MT. Lawrence to put over some particularly strong acting. The part of Lena gives Miss Steck one of the most fitting characters that she has had. and Lena Rivers as a whole is said to be one of the best plays ever produced by the Lawrence company. The reserved seats for the Orpheum this evening are on sale today at the Majestic box office.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
support Seat Sale.

With only five days left until Christ mas. Mesa women handling the Christ mas seal campaign are putting forth strong efforts to send the sale over the top. So far they are behind and the quota is far from reached. Selling at the two booths at the First National bank corner and the Commercial club corner today will be Mesdames Drew, Wilbur. Guy Attaway and Ray Le Sueur. and tomorrow attending the same booths will be Misses Rushing. Tarwater, Cotton and La Reviere.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

Grown experimentally only a few years ago, American cotton has be- come an established crop in India, as 1t gives larger yield than native va rieties.
 In Europe a variety of the orange is regarded as the forbidden fruit, or Adams apple.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
OLD RAZOR FIDDLER
 WOMAN IN DISGUISE

SAN FRANCISCO-"John Young" an aged razor peddler who died re- gently on the doorstep of 8 benefactor. was actually Mrs. Anna O'Connel1. widow of a British army officer. Only the family that sheltered her knew her secret
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Death of Infant.

The infant child of Mir and Mrs. Rhode Willis died yesterday morning as a result of diphtheria at the country home on the Chandler road. Another child of the family was lost last week from this same cause, and still another is now seriously i'll with it.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

ceeds from the entire affair are to be turned over as aid towards the fund being raised for the new L. D. s. tenn pie in Mesa. The entire afternoon is to be devoted to the bazaar. and this evening the floor will be cleared and the time given over to dancing. Phoe- nix music has been secured and a good time is in store for all who attend.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Iixestock at Bazaar.

Out of the run of the customary Christmas season bazaar. the people of the Alma Ward at their bazaar at the Vance auditorium this afternoon and evening will conduct a livestock booth, where calves, pigs, poultry and other stock can be bought Cooked foods. clothing, fancy goods and other articles appropriate for Christmas pres ents will also be handled, and the pro-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

As late as the revolution of 16Ss in England. few English noblemen owned more than a dozen forks.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
TEMPE MAN
 DIES IN PASADENA

TEMPE, Dec. 1s.-Charles Murphy of this place, received a telegram yes terday announcing the death of his brother, Ed Murphey, a pioneer resi- dent of Tempe, but for the last few years a resident of Pasadena. Calf. cause of the death but his brother states that it is probably a result of cancer of some standing.
 MT. Murphey was one Of the men who helped build Tempe and is well known among all pioneer residents. He built the livery stable, now called Bucks stable, about 30 years ago, in addition to his home, which is located on West Fifth street.
 Normal Graduate Speaks at Normal
 Carl Leibrick, who graduated from the Tempe Normal school 13 years ago, was in town yesterday and addressed the student body at the normal school
 To Live in Phoenix
 Mrs. Amanda Richards will go to Phoenix Saturday, where she expects to make her home. Mrs. Richards will be joined there by her son, Roy, who has accepted a position in that city.
 To Play Ball
 The boys of the Tenth Street school went to Gilbert yesterday evening to play basketball with the Gilbert boys. Of course they are expecting to be victorious.
 As administrator to the estate of the late Charles Alexander I will sell or about December 2S, 1919, the fol- lowing real estate: S.A Sec. 21, Twp S., R. east. This is within one mile of the Casa Grande ruins and in the heart of the proposed San Car los project. See me for further par ticulars. R. l.. Alexander, Phone A. Tempe.-Adv. ds
 For sale-Nice grain fed turkeys. One mile west on Eighth street. Phone 13R3, Tempe.-Adv. br
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

Coal being shipped during winter must be "thawed out" before it can be unloaded.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

A Chicago milliner has way to keep her new hats in perfect condition, by putting each in a separate compart- ment.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
Majestic Toadv.

Alice Mann in "The Water Lily" will be featured at the Majestic theater today. The bill also includes "The Great Gamble" starring Charles Hutch ison and Ann Luther, and a Pathe News film.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19

For sale-Nice grain fed turkeys. One mile west on Eighth street. Phone 13R3, Tempe.-Adv. br
Arizona republican., 1919-12-19
To Play Ball

The boys of the Tenth Street school went to Gilbert yesterday evening to play basketball with the Gilbert boys. Of course they are expecting to be victorious.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

rect answers after the Aniest ends. In
case ~ n tie. tha prir. will he divided
In case no answers ars entirely cor
rect. thu person returning tho nearest
correct list ~ answers will he awarded
the first prils and the second ard third
prize siil b. awarded similarly.
Oho picture of a molten picture play
cr sill 10 printed each day In the
Times. II win appear In the same part
NJ the paper every day For further IN
PBN.b and ask for the city Editor of
the Times between the hours of 1880
clock In the morning. and o'clock
In tho evening.
Rtnp THE RULES CAREFULLY.
VOL ALTON OF THE RULES MEANS
THAT The PERSON VIOLATING
THEW roRtEiTs HIS CHANCE TO
WIN A PRIZE.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

serving add crumbs and parsley, Thi,
makes a very hearty dish.
File, OF Founder. Sauce Tatare--
Founder. egg, cup bread crumbs,
| teaspoon salt, l-8 teaspoon white
pepper.
Spill, and remove all bone and skin
from founder; GU, in pieces about
2SJ inches; wash and dry OF piece OF
cheeseclo,h, dust with salt and pepper
dredge with blour; dip in egg which
has been beaten with | tablespoon OF
cold milk, then in bread crumbs; fry
in deep, no, fat.
Sauce T r,are--One cup mayon-
naise, | tablespoon finely chopped
capers or olives, | tablespoon sour
ghcrklns, ! teaspoon onion Juice.
Re sure the mayonnaise is seasoned
highly Just before serving add the
other ingredients; mix and serve in
sauce boat.
Prune Whip-Onc half package
lemon jello, cup boiling water, 4 cup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
THEATER BILLS

Empress ,hea,er. II to 10 As p.
m.-"fhe Girl Who Stayed at
Home t" comedy.
Majestic theater, l0t4S a. m. to
10 IS p. m.--Gface Diamond in
What Every Woman Wants"
comedy
Strand iheater. 10 to II 20 a. m,
I, , 70. !. $50, 8 W and 10 = m
Molly King IN Suspense com.
cdy.
New Folly thea,er. l0lS a m
to TO- p. m.-Cecil DeMille in
Don, Change Your Husband"
comedy.
Dreamland theater, 9 a, m, TO u
p. m.--Ilazel Daily in THE Wild
Goose Chase" Tom Mix in "A
Rus,lers Vindica,ion" serial
comedy.
Auditorium, matinee and eve
ring-Pc,ures, music. dancing.
Liberty ,hca,er pictures, ! 70.
lN, ol5. $50; vaudeville, J. ! 80,
9 80.
Lyric thea,er. 20 to 10 As p m.
Pictures, vaudeville.
Palace thcater 2:l5 to II 30 D.
m-Toby's Players in comedy
drama.
Overholser ,hca,cr. 7 IS p. M
ia,inees Wednesday. Saturday md
Sunday -Saniord's American Play
ers in When Woman Sins"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Bill Sewau Comes
From Maine to Lay
Wreath for Colonel

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, March 2l-
Bill" Sewall. Maine trapper and
guide. who was the companion OF the
late Colonel Roosevelt on many hunt
ing trips, came here yesterday TO lay
a wreath on RooseyeltS grave.
That's just the kind OF place
Theodore would like to be buried In,"
said the old trapper, as he stood
beside the grave in Young's Memorial
cemetery. "Theodore's death did not
surprise me" he added. Il expected
lie would go like that. People thought
he was strong and robust but he was
not. II was his energy and detcrmi-
nation and nerve that kept him going
He suffered from hear, disease all his
life bvt he would never admit any
weakness"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

Your Home
M EMU HINT.
Breakfast.

Stewed prunes with Cream.
Cereal Soft Boiled Eggs
Toast. Coffee.
Luncheon.
Fish Chowder.
Crisp Rolls or Ctackef'
Cottage Cheese Salad.
Lemon Jelly.
Dinner.
Filct OF FlCunder Sauce Iartars
Stuffed Potatoes.
Escalloped Tomatoes.
Lettuce or Cabbage Salad
Cocoinut Pudding.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
For One Dish Meal.

Surprise Meal~One-h pound
chopped raw beef, quart potatoes, ]
cup GU, carrots. ! can peas, table
spoon parsley, tablespoon scraped
onion. ~ teaspoon salt, pepper ]
tablespoon butter. substitute.
Wash, pare and cut potatoes and
carrots, put both on together and boil
until tender NASH add onion, salt
pepner and butter substitute Beat
until light Brush bake dish with but
ter substitute, put in the potato and
carrots, making it rather high in cen
ter. Make six holes with back OF
tablespoon on top; season and flavor
the chopped raw beef to taste and put
a tablespoon of beef in each hole put
in hot oven and bake until meat is
done to ones liking Drain and sea-
s,n peas and put around edge OF dish.
Return to oven until peas are hot.
Sprinkle with parsley and paprika.
This is very attractive and tasty
dish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
BUREAU NEEDING
new GRANDMA
Shawnee Man Wants Old
Lady for Sisters Home,

II need another grandmother, now
Mrs. Gertrude Lewis said this morn
ing as she told OF the nice home She
had found Tor the little grandma
who applied at the federal employ.
ment bureau for a position last
Thursday
a man from Shawnee called at the
bureau this morning, according to
Mrs Lewis and asked for a grand
mother" TO 60 TO the home OF his SIS.
ter in Shawnee. lie had the Pines
Clipping in his hand and wanted a
woman as much like the other grand
mother as possible
From what he told me- MrSILew-
Is said. "I am sure real home awaits
some elderly woman, ] VIII Try 10
find one for him today"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

showers tonight is iorcasted for th
evening and tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

Name ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RULES or TRk TIMES MOVIE
CONTEST
Clip out the above picture aud write
on the dotted Ire what you believe to
% TIC name Of the player. Save ,hc
picture until tho contest ends on Sat.
urday May IL
Then write the numbers md
names on sheet Of paper
with your nnmc and address at
the top Of tha sheets
Anl write on one side OF the
paper only.
In other words. YOU must save the
above clipping until the contest ends, 40
That YOU VIII be able To write out the
numbers and names on n plain piece OF
paper The pictures which YOU arc to
cut out from day TO day and not 10 he
sent In. They are for your guidance
when tho contest ends.
The Times Movie Game begins today.
II ends May ~. Within one week nf,er
that time, May %, all answers muit
be In.
The contest is opcn TO nil readers OF
thu Times living iu oklahoma
flr7t prize In thle contest II 81 i0,
second prize sis S. and the third prize
IL f2bo The contest ~ not open Il
amy person employed by The Oklahoml
publishing company nor connected. di.
recuy cf Indirectly. with motion picture
theRters. The prizes are 10 he awarded
TO the persons sending In the first cor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24

tuce. Cover with a preferred dress-
ing and place strips OF pimenioes on
top Of dressing
Celery or home made relish is
served with this meal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
T0DAY'S RAIN WILL
MOVE ON EASTWARD

Dull gray clouds, visible at daybreak
today. broke loose at II IS this morn
ing and poured drilely rain. Earlier
in the day. down in Texas, Western
Oklahoma and Kansas rains were fall
ing. Amarillo, Texas had ~ inches,
Altus. "a and Garden City, Kansas
81. The rain will gradually work
eastward, announces Slaughter, and by
tomorrow a general rain will spread
over Kansas, Texas and Nebraska
Cloudy and unsettled weather with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
Recipes for a Day,

Fish Chowder-One pound steak
fish, | quar-, diced white potatoes, !
cup Gu, onions, | tablespoon dfippings,
! Cup cracker or dried bread crumbs.
, cups rice s,ockIor milk or half stock
and half milk, ? tablespoons flour, }
teaspoons salt, u teaspoon pepper, Z
tablespoons finely chopped parsley .,
Boil and pick the fish into small
pieces. add to tie potatoes and onions
which have been boiled until tender III
very little water. Put drippings in
pan. add the flour, sly until smooth.
then add to potatoes and fish. Add
rice stock and seasoning. jus, before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
W on the War.

Won the war.
With the report that right upper
cuts saved the doughboyS," It becomes
possible to frame q fairly complete list
of the ins,rumen,al,eS by which Ger
many was defeated, in the order OF
their relative importance thus:
ID Professional boxing won the
war
(2) Jimpsons Aerated Underwear
won the war.
60 Billkin's Universal Joint Chew
ing Gum won the war.
a. Gubb's Spanish Seli-Taught IN
Twelve Lessons won the war.
80 The new Salisbury collar, other
wise known as the Collar with the
Smile, won the war.
(6) Foch won the war.
o. The kaiser won the war tor
the allics-by starting iu.-New York
Evening Post.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-24
STEAMER I0DA ON
ROCKS, IS REPORT

WASHINGTON, March 2l-The
steamer loda 'ot the shipping board
fleet is ashore at the rocks near Mi
ami, Florida. The navy department
announced today that naval vessels
had been sent from Key West to as
Sist the SirArlcf
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-16
--W'S.S.--
FIEGLES CREEK

Geo. Tubbs visited here Sunday
r. L. Hathaway was here lately in
legal capacity
Blanche and Percy Mulvany visited
the Garrison children Saturday week.
Mrs. z. A. Kessi spent Monday with
Mrs. Max Towne.
C. F. Lndley Is looking to build a
new lumber house.
We note in a late issue of the Ore
gonian that Miss Georgia Kessi Is due
to graduate In English Literature from
Oregon State University in June
Mrs. z. A. Kessi visited Mrs. Harry
Briggs unday.
Blanche Mulvany visited her aunt,
Mrs. Tracy Davis, from Friday until
Sunday, also calling upon Mrs. ]. Poole
Miss Grounds and the Briggs.
Last Sunday week our teacher. J. c.
Banks, accompanied by Blanche and
Percy Mu'vany, went TO Klickitat
Lake to study the beaver world. While
there Mr.. Banks secured some good
Photographic views
The Proprietress of the Elmore Ho
tel, Corvallis. recently filed ON this
spot and together with her son has
made residence there. T. J. Buford's
place is also near.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1919-05-16
ROSE LODGE

Miss Sadie Randy returned to her
home here from Salem where she has
been working.
Miss Lillian Leonard was hired as
teacher for the Slick Rock school, to
finish the seven weeks of school.
Mrs. Hulda Robertson and family
left Wednesday for Portland, where
her husband Is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deakins left
this week, having sold their place
here.
s. ]. Leonard sold his firm for some
property at Cottage Grove, and will
leavd soon for there.
Mr. Hunt received the appointment
as Postmaster, and will tage charge
Of the office some time soon.
Mrs. Sliger and her daughter in law
Mrs. Griffeth, will leave for Portland
the first part of the month.
Mrs Bloom and Miss Kearney spent
the day at Mr.. and Mrs. Warrcn's
Tuesday.
The Assessor was tru this part OF
the county this week.
H c. Starr is back on Salmon River
again.
The dance Saturday night was at
tended by a good crowd and the music
was good. Evsrvbody seemed to have
had a good time.
Mr.. Alderman was taken to Dallas
whero he will remain until he Is in
better health