Arizona republican., 1919-12-31
MABEL, ANNABELLE AND MARY TAKEN AT
 CARNIVAL GROUNDS

Three golden haired baby dolls, clad only in the filmieSt of knee length gauge, but resplendent in scarlet rouge. were arrested at the carnival grounds at 5 o'clock yesterday eve ming by Sheriff Montgomery.
 Questioned, they refused to give their names, and a large crowd which had been drawn about them enjoyed the sheriff's mystification when he learned that they had 5000 sisters bought on the open market like cattle during the state fair"
 The three diminutive maidens, their mouths like cherries, smiled out a welcome on the crowd of onlookers, apparently unabashed by the fact that there was a gap between their upper garments and pantalettes plainly dis cernible.
 The three little darlings are named Mabel Kewpie. Annabelle kewpie and Mary Jane Kewpie, it has since been learned, and they hasa just arrived by express from New York, where they were connected with factory on the East Side.
 Mabel, Annabelle and Mary Jane have been taken to the county build ing. but their sisters still stand un ashamed, row on row, at the carnival It is probable that they will stand thus for some time, as the sheriff and coun- ty attorney have declared open war on all gambling devices at the carnival.
 ''Watch-La. Pitch Until You Win was the first place visited by the sheriff along the Midway. J. H. Biz ard, the attendant, explained tbas~by throwing wooden rings at forest of sticks on which rested rings, watches, fobs and revolvers, it was possible to win a prize. Ten cents was all the initial capital required, Blizzard ex- plained. The sheriff, who was ac- nied r-ai Tx- Lewkowitz, assistant county attorney. Deputy Blanco and Special Deputy 5. P. Rees, learned that c. Gooding was the proprietor, and both were directed to report to the county attorneys of- flee this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 w. E. Croft was the proprietor of the next attraction visited, and of several others visited later. By pur- chasing three balls for d dime and. dropping them into a hopper arrange ment, the visitors learned. it was pos sible to add up the numbers on which they fell, compare them with a chart. and win either box of candy. alleged to be worth 10 cents or a kewpie.
 Mabel kewpie, dressed in white was arrested at this place, and a sample outfit was confiscated as evidence. Another stand, also belonging to Groff, suffered the same fate and AnnabelIe was added to the collection This game was known as Add a Ball."
 Taking Annabelle, dressed in vel low. under his arm, Sheriff Mont gomery went on to where Charles Jones, employed by Tom Gather. was explaining how three feathered darts. purchased for a dime. might be thrown at a tag-dotted board five feet away. winning tin dog with red eyes for the wielder of the miniature Javelin- Around each dogs neck was tag which read: The more | see Of some people the better I like my dog"
 K. II. Crump. in charge of another or Groffs concessions, was the last man visited
 Try your hand," he told the sheriff pointing to 13 earthenware crooks ar ranged in pyramid form on the ground and handing out three small base balls Ten centsi"
 Sheriff Montgomery tried and al- though he pitched half a dozen at the crooks. eight feet away, he was unable to land three in succession inside. and therefore if he hadn't been sheriff he never would have gained possession of Mary Jane kewpie. who regarded him coyly from the rack
 information charging the proprietors with gaming will be filed by the coun ty attorney today