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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-21
" COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE =

the first of this week.
Mrs. j. r. White and daughter, who
live on a farm near Frankclay, were
Leadwood visitors Saturday of last
week.
Have you seen the new bridge across
the slime branch? This bridge adds
greatly to our town.
Most of the houses in New Town
are without occupants, the people hav-
ing moved away because of the long
continued shutdown here at Lead
wood. The windows of the empty
houses have been covered with boards
to keep them from getting broken and
that section Of the town certainly
looks like a real "has been city. A
large number of families moved away
Tuesday of this week.
Many of the boys who were signed
up for work with the rip rap gang at
Delta, have returned to lockwood.
They report the work as being "dread-
fully hard" and say that all of the
boys who went from here have given
up the work. Some of them secured
places on farms where they will try
to be satisfied.
Mrs. Charley Miller and Mrs. E,
McClard went to Flat River Monday
to do some spring shopping.
Miss Oma Ray was on the sick list
the latter part of last week.
Rev. C. w. Dunmire was about
"knocked out" with throat trouble the
first of this week.
1t is reported that some machinery
is being taken out of the Leadwood
mines. Can anybody think of some
thing else that will make the outlook
still more discouraging?
A large number Of fine chickens
were shipped to st. Louis from this
place Monday Of this week. The
chickens were extra fine and weighed
altogether six hundred pounds. 1t is
reported that they brought Bic pei
pound.
1t seems that the shutdown has
had a telling effect on the hogs Of
this town as they are dying like flies
But the worst thing about it all is mo-
simply that the hogs are dying, bu
that in many cases they are allowed
to decorate our streets after they arr
dead 1t is the part of every gooC
citizen to see that no sick hogs ar,
allowed to run at large, thus exposing
other hogs to the disease, and it i
hard to say what Should be done will
a fellow who will let his hogs die OF
the streets and not go to the troubl
to bury them.
Herbert Clay received a German
helmet from Loren McHenry las
week. The helmet has a large hol
torn in ope side, which tells the stor
Of what became Of the fellow VIII
wore the helmet.
The lockwood police commissioner
Ezra Francis, will have some cases be
fore him in the next few days. c. /
| McCabe is reported to have gone t
Festus in search of work which is
strict violation of his obligation as
member of this force. zoe" Evan
is said to have actually worked for
couple of days last week and {
course this matter will be up in pc
lice court for settlement.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-03-21
KNOB LICK

Mrs. John Wells attended the speak
ing at Knob Lick Wednesday night.
Mrs. l. N. Shannon of Route 3 was
a Knob Lick visitor Friday.
Louis Polleteo Esther spent the
latter part of last week with relatives
here.
4 Misses Mary and Katie Clark were
shopping in Knob Lick Friday.
Grant Chamberlain, who has en-
ployment at Flat River, spent Sat-
urday night end Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Alf Clark spent Sunday with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Wells.
Everett Marshall attended the sale
at N. B. East's at Knob Lick Satur-
day.
Mrs. Mary Anderson spent Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Thos. Kill
len of 'Syenite.
Polite Parrot was business Wis
itor at Knob Lick Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. John Wells and daughter,
Oracle, spent Monday night at Mrs.
Cora Clark's.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06
SirotkOVa Vina.
- ROMAN =
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozil A. II.

Vernier upiral nan pohled
plny nprimne, pratelske SOU
strasti.
konecne pojav jcho ruce do
svych ujal Sc slova:
pierre = pripr&,- Sc ma We
liA} zarmutek, jaky te oceka-
va.
Jest mrtva?" vzkTikl du-
stoinik, jsa schopen tohoto je-
dineho pomySleni.
"Nikoli, mrtva neni - ale"
"Nuze mluv - jest t6zce ne
mocna, jest jiz ztracena?"
"Mily priteli, neni rovnez
tezce nemocna - ale sam isl
20 vyslovil: jest ztracena." !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06
XIII.

Pro Pierra nadeSel okamzik
svrchovan6 trapny reZapome
nuteln6 bolestny. Byio nezbyt
no, ably sam ma zamek lerigni
essky Sc dostavil a Johan6 ce-
ie opovrzeni, jez k vuli nj po-
clt'oval, do oci vmetl.
Stall V tvari V tvaT a mlady
dustojnik Sc zachmufenym po
hledem pozoroval tuto bledou
tvar vpadlyma oCima.
"Jak .ie nicemna!" soudil Y
Guchu; "vSe zda sc ma nj pro-
zrazovati vernost, upfimnost a
poctivost - zatim ie to jen
.oz a pfetvarka!" !"
Odhaleni, ktera mu byl An
Ire uCinil, byla toho druhu, re
1nu nezbyValo ami iiskricky ia
dele -- prece ma dine ieho
ou5e zakmitla nekdy mySlen-
ka, zc Johana no nani nehod-
la a ze sc ienom stala obeti o.
sUdu, kteryz prohlednouti neni
mono.
Lee kdyz nyni uzreI, lax ie
hdrcena sklicena, ustoupily
tsto pochybnosti a vnitrni HAS
pravil nu: Ano. jest vinna.
Vernier prikazal ii:
"Mluv tedy = myslim, ze
nam mas leccos rici".
Ne - nem6la niceho rici -
saad by byla lnohla m.lvltl O
nln0hem, ale nesm6la.
Pokracovanl.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06

Kdyz jsem vyjel ze vsi, spa
tril jsem nahle asi pet set me-
tru daleko "a poslednimi cha
trcemi - nekoho napric pres
cestu lezeti. Byl natazen ce-
le delce a zdal Sc byti mrtvym,
Sestoupil jsem kon6, ktere-
no jsem uvazal ke stromu, a
kracel jsem k dotycnemu clo-
v6ku. Jezto vysel kratce ma to
!aesic, videl jsem jej zcela do
bre. Pozvedl jsem jeho hlavu
& on otevrel oci.
Teprve V tom okamziku
jsem zpozoroval, re je zeme
kolkolem nasakla krvf. Krev
ia prystila 2 rany, kterou mel
neznamy ma rameni. Byl vyso-
keho vzrustu a cerne oden;
.celkem cinil DOZEN elegantni-
ho muze nejlepSich spolecen
Skych kruhu.
Kdyz byl schopen promlu-
viii, vyprav6l mi zmatenymi a
nesouvislymi v6tami, re me-
Skal kraji tomto ga obcho-
dem a re byl ma silnici lupiGem
pfepaden zranen. PAX proje
Ill prani, re by Sc rad vratil
do mesta.
N6kolikrate Sc pokusil ze re
ne povstati, coz jej ale stale
znacneho namahani. Trpel We
ice; horecka Sc jiz byla do
stavila a nebozak jektal zuby.
ZapTisahal mne, abych mu
pomohl a do nejblizSihO mista
dovezl. Wal jsem no tedy k so
be ma kon6. a pon6kud to SlO,
dopravil isem no do Mercour-
tu, kde jsme vzbudili sedlaky.
Ia dobrou odmenu Sc jeden u
Mich uvolil dovezti ho ma ma
drazl V Port d'Atelieru, odkud
chtel odeieti eXpreSnim Via
KEN do Parize.
Ma svou ranu necht6l 81 dat
ami sahnouti. Opakoval nekoll
krate, re to mic neni a re az Sc
vrati domu, dostane hned OBJ
Ivazy. Pochybuii vSak, dostal-
ii sc dale, nebot' jeho STAY vzbu
zoval obavy neivaznGjSi. De
koval mi vSak vrele ia mou
Sluzbu a tazal Sc po mem jme
nu, avSak svoje mi nezjevil.
Pomyslil isem 81. re ma asi "a
vazne rriciny, ably ie Zatajll, a
Inet&zal isem Sc dale.
Ma cele to dobrOdruzstvi
jsem skoro jiz zapomn6l a te-
prve nyni mi ie iva zminka
pripamatovala"
Dustoinik Sc odmlCel. Yer
nier naslouchal mu S napjatou
pozornosti.
Ano - vSecko sc ShOdovalo
- to byl omen muz, ktereho
ivld6l Y noci balkonu seskO-
Gil a ma n6jz ranu vypalil.
Kdo to byl?
Beze vSi pochybnosti Pari-
zan.
Ale kde jak Sc Johana S
him seznamila?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06
Nil.

Verne slovo "a slovem Wy
pravoval Vernier Courtialovi,
60 Sc bylo tehda Ia bourlive
noci udalo.
Pierre naslouchal tvar MAZE
Zaborenu do dlani. Ale kdyz
doSel MATTEL huti We SVEN sde
leni az tam, kde Johann stihl
salon6 a kdy Sc mu k provin6
nj pTiznala. dustojnih pojed-
nou vyskoCil a zvolal:
"Umlkni, umlkni - oh, pro
bGh!"
Jeho oci byly krvi podlity.
Zablesk neuprosneho hnevu
svitil z Mich.
"A tvs il ma to usmrtil?"
"Nemel jsem k tomu, pra-
Va"
"Ona Sc nehajila = ona t6
uJiSt ovala svou nevlnnou?"
Ne. Ostatn6 Gin byl priliS
na iev6, medal Sc pCpirati'.
Mlady dustojnik zdal sc by
ii duchem vzdalen - vyhlizel,
iako bv n6co hledal, jako by
vc svych upominkach po ne
Gem patral.
A pojednou otazal Sc chrap
tivJm zmenenym hlasem:
Andre, ty praviS, re byl
tehda bourlivy vecer?"
"Ano. Byl to tyz veCer, kdy
isl by! V zamku a mne neza-
stlhi. Mel jsem sc vratit teprv
rasledUiiciho dne - ale priSel
jsem mjmo madam o Ctyriadva
Get hodin drive -
q tvs muze onoho zranil?"
"Ano".
"Jsi tim iist?"
"Spatril jsem krvave stopy
pisku aleje. Ale proc Sc ta-
ze$?"
Dustojnik, iak Sc zdalo, ne
siySel t6to otazky.
Sa'n k sob6 pravil:
Ne. ne = to byla osudna,
zVlaStni shoda - pfece Sc
jiz vSe tomu podobi - arci,
Meni tom pochybnosti - po
te bouri - ma silnici ="
Andre jej upjat6 pozoroval
a nev6da 81 vysv6tliti obsah a
smysl teto samomluvy, tazal Sc
liz sama sebe, ida Courtial
Snad neseSilel?
Pojednou propukl Pierre V
hfecovity, spjSe Stkani podob-
ny smich. A pri tom volal:
"Ty 81 nedovedes ami pred
8taviti, co Sc stale, Andre. To-
noto Gloveka, toho bidaka, kite
~ mne oloupil o st6sti m6ho
zivota - toho jsem zachra-
nil I"
"Co pravi$?"
"Opustil jscm prave vychod
zamku larigniesskeho, kdyz
isem sc ho ujal ma uIici. Nalezl
iSem no krvi a beZ sebe".
"Je-li MONA - tedy ty?"
"Posly$. iak SC celia vec me-
la. OdeScl jsem ze zamku krat
&c DO 10. hodin6. Neil jsem
sc do Vesoulu vratil, zamySlel
lscm sc cestou zastaviti V ro-
line sveho pritele, poruCika
Jacquina. Dal mi totiz pro sV6
Dribuzne .isty vzkaz. Ac bylo
liz pozd6, lide ii jeste nespali
Il mohl isem S otcem Jacqui-
,1ovym mluviti. Kdvz jsem Sc
'czloucil blyskalo Sc nepretrzi
te a hrom bil pllserne.
Jacquinuv otec mne nechtel
pustiti, musil .jsem vyckati,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06


kOie sve choti.
"Ty odjizdis?" tazala Sc
no.
'Ano, ma draha. V obchod-
nich v6cech; banka We Vesou-
lu jiz po delsi dobu naleha ma
mne stran n6kterych zalezlto-
sti; Wis, re 81 tom mohu vybra
Ii take znaGne uroky. X tomu
Sc druzi nektere sporne zale-
zitosti, jez lie pisemne tezko
vyriditi. Rad bych ST to vSe od-
byl ieSte b6hem dneSka; vecer
budu op6t donna.
Sehnul Sc a polibiv mladou
PAM ma cello, pravil;
ma shledanou, me dite!"
Sotva vSak vySel ven, naby-
Ia tvar jeho vyrazu zasmusl-
leho.
"Uboha Helena, mluvil Yer
lier sam k sobe, "k Cemu bych
i oznacoval pravy Gcel sveho
odjezdu? Mnoho by pfi tom
trp6la = pozdeji sc to bezto
10 DOVE.
We voze, ktery no dopravil
ia nadrazi, prohlizel Vernier
ranni noviny.
Pierre musi byti jiz Cd wee
reiSka nazp6t", rozvazoval. =
"Disiokace konaly Sc pred tire
mi dny. ZaStihnu ho dojista
donna. Jak jen prime tuto no.
vinul = Snad bych byl ucinil
l6pe, kdybych mu to byl ma
psal. AvSak nikoli; takove We
Il SC listech nesdeluji. Neni
to tax iednoduchG, pro neho
nnamenalo bv to brutalni ra-
nu. .Treba jei pon6kud na to
pripraviti = vzdyt' on, jaky
je, byl by schopen re zoufal-
stvi n6iake hlouposti. Miluje
Johann TAX jako ja Helenu.
90 bych cinil ia, kdyby mi ne
kdo donesl zpravu, ze mne He
lena 5 nekym podvadi?"
Nr2zilo jei a bylo mu svr-
cnoyan6 trapn6 pTi pomysleni,
re sam nusi byti zv6stovate-
lem tax osudncho poselstvi.
ia nc cele dive hodiny Wy
stoupil Z vlaku na nadrazi We
soulskGm.
Poptav Sc rychle Ia cestu k
obydiI Pierrovu, zameril tim
sm6rem a brzy Sc octl Il domu.
Bral rravG "a klikd, ably o.
teNrel, kdyz vrata >e rozletla
q Courtial vychazel 2 domu.
'tIle, Andre." zvolal radost
ne ddstojnik. "Ty isl tedy
zde?"
A rozprahnuv ruce, duklad-
ne ho objal.
"DiviS Sc me navst6ve, je-li
pravda, priteli?" tazal Sc Yer
nier.
"Ah, nikterak, je mi to ien
milym prekyapenim, V nez
iycm nedoufal. Ale prav6 isem
pomySlel ma vas zamek. = Pri
chazim cd sveho velltele, KITE
" mi slibil dovolenou pro nej
JlizSi dobu. Pochopi3 tedy. -
Lee zda Sc mi, ze isl n6iak pre-
paddy, muj mily Andre! I've
choti sc prece vede dobre?"
"Ne tax nejlepe; byla po-
sledni dobou znacn6 churava,
ale iiz Sc to bohudiN zlepSilo.
Pfibral isem diva l6karc k po-
radc q ii mnc dostatck uspo
koiiIi".
"A coz johanna"
Ma celc Vernierove objevily
Sc vrasky a tvar jeho zmenila
barvu.
"Johana k Will te pra
vd nyni ptichazim".
"Co praviS? X vuli Johan6
-- ie snad nemocna?"
Vernier hned neodpovedel,
Uchopil poruGila "a rame-
no . rekl:
Pod me k tobe nahoru -
tam ii Vse Sd6lim".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06

- Nikdy nevraci Sc Stesti, je-li
ma vzdy ztraceno, nedeli IA.
prosince v divadle "VCeIek".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-06

= Setrte uhlirn! Nevytapej-
te svIj pfibytek 6. prosince
a pfijd'te Sc zapotit do Be-
sidek ma MikulaSskou" So
kola Havlicek.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
CALL FUR CLOTHING
 BY SALVATION ARMY

The Salvation Army, through the commandant, John J. Shearer. has is sued a call for donations of almost anything the people have which they do not need. for the assistance of the poor right here in Phoenix.
 Anything useful is welcome, cloth ing for men and children being par - ticularly needed. Among the other ar ticles urgently needed are shoes of all sorts, beds and bedding, tools, furni- ture, stoves, and other things too nu- merous to mention.
 Numerous families are being cared for by the Salvation Army here, not ably one with six children where the father is laid up with rheumatism, another where the father is blind, and other very deserving cases. Material contributed to the Salvation Army IS in every case used for local relief, not for outside charity. Persons hay ing articles that might be of use are asked to phone 4153, and representa- tives of the organization will call any where in the city or valley to secute e them.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
.ELKS MINSTREL SHOW
 |. ID BE THE BEST EVER

The big rehearsal held Monday night at the Elks club rooms for the Merry Minstrel show to be given March 26, 27 and 2S was well attended, and Di- rector Rufus Love is well pleased with the talent presented and predicts that this show will be the best ever put on by the Elks in this city.
 Some of the best vocalists have kindly volunteered their services and are entering into this affair with great zest. The little tots will have a re- 1earsal this afternoon ur o'clock. and Mrs. Paul Ceilings has kindly offered her services as pianist during the re- hearsals.
 The Elks Gazoot committee reports that there is only one page left of ad- vertising, and the merchants who have not yet ordered space and who wish to be represented in this comic maga- zine should immediately phone Julian | Gang or Editor in- Chief Wyant.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
WIRES WILL TOFR|EVD AND THEN ENDS LIFE
 OVER -S|DEDLOVE

T will pass away. Will you accept my estate. Wire at once.'
 This was the message received by H. C. Sprunger, a Wickenburg bank cashier, from Charles Waller, who was dead before Sprungers reply reached him.
 Waller, who was a native of LOT raine. is believed to have committed suicide when tilted by the girl he loved.
 Frequently he had told his friends that he wished to leave his small es- tate to be divided equally between the woman and Sprunger whom he re garded as his best friend. Shortly be- fore his death he visited the woman and asked her to be his wife, and it is believed that after her refusal life held nothing for him, and he ended it all.
 On February Is he sent the above telegram to Sprunger, and few mo- ments later was found dead. Sprunger has filed a petition in Judge Lymans court for letters of ad- ministration of the estate which is said to be valued at s1,000
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Mrs. Hazel A. Stoner

Mrs. Hazel A. Stoner of Casa Grande passed away on Saturday evening. Mrs. Stoner, who spent the greater part of her life in Phoenix. is survived by her husband, F. R. Stoner, and daughter Bernice. 2 years of age; also by her mother, Mrs. Alice E. Stewart of this city her brother Sidney Stew art, assistant cashier of the Valley bank of this city, a sister, Mrs. J. A. Robson of Los Angeles and a brother Arthur W. Stewart of Long Beach, Calf
 The funeral services will take place at 8 o'clock from the chapel of the George P. Merryman company. Inter- ment will be at Greenwood.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Y. w. C. A.

The Annual Membership Banquet of the Young Woman's Christian As sociation will be held at the Woman's Club building Friday evening at 6:30. There are places for only 225 persons, and the earliest possible reservations are desired.
 A highly entertaining evening is as sured. the program being in the hands of the Hi-Y girls, the Girl Reserve, the Cafeteria girls. Business Girls Club the Gym club, and the House girls.
 Music for the evening will he fur nished by the High School orchestra. and Mrs. Dwight Deity will act as ac- companiest for the various musical numbers on the program.
 The ladies of Phoenix Chapter No :. O. F.. $. will sew for,the Red Gross today at the War Work building iron 10 10 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
COMPLETE PLANS FUR ANNUAL |. OF |. DINNER

Further arrangements for the an nual dinner of the chamber of com merce at 6: 30 o'clock p. m. March IS at the Woman's club were perfected yesterday at the meeting of the board of directors of the chamber of com merce. Many surprises have been ar ranged for the guests at that dinner and it is expected to make it one of the most elaborate dinners of the kind ever held in the city.
 A committee consisting of L. H. Chalmers and Bishop J. W. Atwood was named to call upon Vice-P President Thomas F. Marshall and extend him an invitation to attend this dinner.
 The nominating committee met and submitted a list of 30 names to be voted on for membership on the board of directors of the chamber of com merce.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Knights of Columbus

Col. r.. P. Conway will be the prin- cipal speaker at the Knights of Colum- bus meeting this evening at s o'clock in Pythian hall. Colonel Conway will speak on. The Great War" X special musical program has been arranged. Marcos de Niza council is about to bring to 8 close a successful member ship campaign. Members who have prospective candidates are urged to bring in their applications for action at the session this evening.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
ltion of water in reservoir
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona Tuesday and Wednesday fair; not much change in temperature.
 New MeNico-Tuesday and Wednes- day fair; rising temperature east DOT ton.
 West TeXas-Tuesday fair and warmer in northern portion; Wednes- day fair.
 southern California-Fair, light frost
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
BIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE.

A. GiIchrist, Who is in charge of the rodent and pest control in Arizona for the L. s. biological survey, and NJ. F. Musgrave, predatory animal in- spector for the same bureau, left last night for Denver to attend a confer ence of the bureau of representatives from all states. The conference will last for three days.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt appreciation for the many acts of sympathy and kindness shown us and for the flowers which were received during the illness and death of our loved one.-Mrs. R. F. Herald, Mrs. J. w. Herald, Miss Ruth Herald. It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
OBITUARIES
Jose Gonzales

Jose Gonzales died ab his home, i6S F East Pierce street, Monday afternoon. March 10, at 1:10 o'clock, after a long illness. MT. Gonzales came to this coun- try from Mexico 45 years ago.
 Funeral services will be held in the Catholic church at o'clock this af ternoon. He is survived by wife and five children
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
THREE AS MEET ToNiGHT-The

American Ambition Association will hold a meeting this evening at D. m. at pr. Hardingis studio. 701 North Gen. tral avenue. Preparations will be made for the proposed burlesque, and parts rehearsed. Addison II. Gibson, state or ganizer, will be in charge. as the pres ident is out of town. All members and friends are invited to attend the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
GUARDIAN LIFE CO.
 HAS \ NEW AGENT

C. E. Nettleton has been appointed successor to C. C. Thompson, as Phoe- nix representative of the Guardian Life Insurance company of America. MT. Nettleton has been in Phoenix far about two years and during that time has been connected with McArthur Bros. Previous to this he was with the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Los Angeles, and while with them gained some very valuable experience in the insurance business.
 MT. Nettleton has opened offices in the Gooding building, 102 North Gen. tral avenue, and will be glad at any time to assist those holding policies in the Guardian Life Insurance companv.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Funeral of j. S. Rurrouahs

Funeral services for James S. Bur roughs who died on March will take place on Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock at the funeral parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. Rev. C. NJ. Rock of the Calvary Baptist church will of ficiate. Interment will be in Green wood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Funeral of Miss Linda Burch.

Funeral services for Miss Linda Burch, who>died Saturday at her home 615 North Fifth Street, will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon at the Moore and Mcclellan chapel.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

and the two children, Earl Stannard, aged 1, and Dorothy, one year old. The petition, which was filed by stephen Rayburn, will come up for hearing before Judge Lyman on March 24.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
COTTON

NEW YORK, March 10.- Cotton closed steady at net advance of 8 to 94 points on the old and 30 to 65 points advance on the new contracts.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday. degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. 90 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January 1. 11S degrees. Normal precipitation January l to date, sO7 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date 97 inch Accumulated deficiency since Janu- ary l, 110 inches.
 ROBERT e. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

All Dokies and also K. Ps., are re- quested to be present at the K P. hall this evening at o'clock, sharp, to pay Tempe a visit. Machines will be provided for all. Dokeis wear your feZt
 V. A. THOMPSON,
 Royal ViZer.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

A Arizona Lodge No ,. will hold ~"x meeting of the Entered Ap- NA prentice degree, at o'clock to- W night. Ii
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

Use the Republican Classified Page for results-Read for Profit. s~,
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
GOOD POSITION OPEN

THE DAVE REALTY co. OF 126 N. CENTRAL AVE. HAVE AN OPEN ING FOR A SALESMAN. HE MUST ABOVE ALL, BE A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND A REAL LIVE HUSTLER-AdV 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
Notice of sale of state furs

NOIlCe or sale oI Sldle luIs
 On March 20 at the War Work build ing. there will be several hundreds furs sold to the highest bidder. Furs consisting of coyotes. bobcats, wolves mountain lions, skunhs, fox and other furs. Sealed bids.
 NJ. l.. SGRANE, blk Predatory Animal Inspector Eichenbroner's Orchestra. Phone 2256
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
ASKS LETTERS OF ADMINS.

TRATlON-Roy C. Herald. former clerk of the land office who died in
 this city a week ago, left an estate of S4,63l.S9. according to a petition for letters of administration filed by his widow. Mrs. Ethel Herald. in the of- flee Of the clerk of the court yester- day. The heirs -at-law are the widow
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11

Eichenbroner's Orchestra. Phone 225s
Arizona republican., 1919-03-11
ENTERTAIN THIMBLE CLUB

Mrs. Fredonia Stevenson and Mrs. Mary Siedel will entertain the Royal Neighbors Thimble club Tuesday aft ernoon, March Il, at the home of Mrs. Siedel, 706 East Willetta street. Im- portant business will be discussed and all members are requested to be rracapt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-17

Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hiatt and
daughter. Miss Juanita Hiatt of La
homa. Okla, have arrived in Wash