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Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
PHOENIX COUPLE IN
SURPRISE WEDDING

A wedding which came cas- great
surprise to friends and relatives alike
took place In the parsonage of the
Rev. T.. Y. Pendleton, pastor of the
Central Christian church. on Easter
morning.
Miss Goldia Phillips. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Phillips Of 1880
East Mckinley street. and r. j. Ben
nett stole a march on those who were
looking forward to the wedding. Sc
cured q license after O'Clock Thurs
day evening. and were married be-
fore the sunrise prayer service Of
Sunday BY daybreak they had start
ed on their wedding journey which
took them to Tucson where they were
guests at the Hotel Santa Rita.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bennett are
members of the Fraternal Brother
hood. and are quite well-known in
Phoenix where they have received
their education. They returned last
evening, and will be at home TO their
many friends in their new house at
306 Rose Lane.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
Sister Mary Tells How to Make II
With Strawberries.

Sister Mary Tells How to Make 1t
With Strawberries.
If you would make an old fashioned
straw berry shortcake for two and not
have more left over than was used
follow this rule:
Strawberry Shortcake for Two.
One pint berries. 2-3 cup flour. 2
tlessertspoons butter, LIS teaspoon
salt, ] teaspoon baking powder, 1-2
teaspoon sugar, cold water.
Mix and sift flour, salt baking
powder and sugar. Rub IN butter with
tips Of fingers. Add water slowly,
cutting 1t into flour with knife.
The dough should be just stiff
enough to roll on well fioured
board with a we'll floured rolling pin.
Divide in equal parts TO roll. Roll
zone half about IL inch thick, keep
ing the dough as round as possible.
Put in small floured pie pan. Spread
lightly with softened butter. Roll the
other half and fit over the first in the
pan Bake twenty minutes In a hot
oven Remove from oven and split
in half
The light covering of butter makes
it much easier to split the cake. Put
the lower half of the cake on big
plate Spread with softened butter,
cover generously with prepared ber-
ries. Put on the other half. cover
with more berries and serve with
sugar and cream.
To Prepare Berries.
Hull berries. Put in a colander and
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

and over rolled the mule and over anS
| over a short foot in advance of his
kicking hoofs rolled Hazel. Luckily
she was not stunned and she roilet
clear. She scrambled to her feet and
set off up the trail as fast as hei
shaking legs would carry her.
Damn her!" cursed Jack Murray
notcifing up his back sight. I'D
ougilta drop her! She's askin for it
the hussy!'
His itching finger trembeled on the
trigger, but he did not pull.
Billy Wingo pulled up at sight OF
the wild apparition that was Hazel
Walton. But the check was momen-
tary. He clapped home the spurs and
hustled his horse into gallop. He
and Hazel came together literally, 80
yards below the crest. The girl seized
his stirrup to save herself from fall
ing and burst into hysterical tears.
'Lordy, it's the girl that dropped
the packagel" exclaimed Billy, dis
mounting in haste.
He had his arm round her waist
in time to prevent her falling to the
ground. She hung Imply against
him, and gasped and choked and
v
The explanation was brief but be-
fore it was finished Jack Murray had
become a rapidly vanishing speck on
the horizon. He was sure that his
health demanded a long vacation in
the south.
CHAPTER Y
Billy Wingo removed his hat and
stuck brown head round the corner
Of the door jamb. Hello. HAZEL"
" Lo, Billy" said Hazel Walton,
breaking another egg into the mix
ture of sugar and shortening in the
yellow bowl Chase that sprucy
chicken out. will YOU. there's a dear
Billy did not misunderstood. He
had discovered that Hazel called any
friend dear 1t was her way of
showing her liking, that was all.
Nevertheless, the application never
failed to give him q warm feeling
that felt pleasant around his heart.
You uncle home29 he asked after
cigaret had been constructed and
lit.
Hell be in for dinner" replied
Hazel. with swift flash of dark
eyes. And there was hoping all
along you had come to see me-
Il came to see YOU. too"
Me too is worse, lots worse.
Shows what an afterthought | am.
Life's an awful thing for a girl.
Billy, you're sheriff now" she
continued. changing the subject
Not yet" he interrupted. Il don't
take office till the first OF the year"
She nodded Il understand. And
| want to ask YOU a question-Wh
elected you sheriff, Billy?'
He regarded her in some surprise.
THE voters
4 know, but who manages the
voters"
You mean the party machine -
'I--you heee rumors sometimes,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20


holding his head away by main force.
| Not now. I'm not through yet.
Listen, Youn fight the gang l know
YOU will"
He nodded slow head. rye got
TO. That's why took the job of
Il knew it, she said sadly. .But
you can resi- can't you? y
Listen to me, he said in a voice
that trembled. You don't know
What>Tou are asking me to do. If ]
did it, Id be a dog. and l won't be
a dog even> for your sake. Marry me
now and well see it through. you
and / together.',
She shook her >nead. I'll can't
she whispered, and added with most
human logic, Il DOM believe you
love met
At which he was moved " wrath.
It's you that don't love mex You
listen herel I'VE asked you fof>the
last time to marry mel You turned
me down for some fool notion that
isn't worth a hill of beans. All right,
let it go at that II ever you change
your mind, you'll have to come to me
and put your arms around my neck
and ten me / was right to stick 1t
out and you were wrong to want me
not to. And if you don't do it, you're
not the girl / took you for, and /
wouldn't look at You with tele-
scope
She sat speechless. Without an
other word he stopped. swept hfs
hat from the floor and went out
And. 1t must be said to his discredit,
he slammed the door behind him.
A long five minutes Hazel was
staring wide-eyed at the door But
he did not come back. She crept to
the window. He did not look back
He passed out of sight around the
bend. Hazel slid quietly to the floor
and. her face buried in her hands
began to cry as if her heart would
break.
For her little world had been Shat
tered and she was left disconsolate
among the fragments. Her man did
not understand
CHAPTER VI
Tip O'Gornan sat comfortably
near the red-hot stove The wind
and the snow were clustering OUT
doors.
Its a good old world" Tip sighed
luxuriously and wiggled the toes OF
his roomy slippers.
Entered then one who changed
the pleasing aspect OF the good old
world.
Judge Driver slammed the door
behind him and united the comforter
that held the hat to his head
You've done it row,' exclaimed
Judge Driver.
what. particular thing have you
on your mind?" Tip queried equally.
sThe sheriff you were so set on
having e. tedi"
what happened to the sheriff."
Il had picked two deputies for him
to appoint-good safe men. You
know that part was left to me. and
| fixed on Johnson and Kenealy.
This morning mentioned their
names to the new sheriff. thank
you kindly for your good Intentions
says Bill or words to that effect. 'bpt
have already decied to appoint
Shatgun Shillman and Riley Tyler
Continued In Our Next Issue
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
WILSON SCHOOL To
GIVE SNOW WHITE

"Snow White the beautiful fairy
operetta, will be given tomorrow
night by a cast Of Wilson school
pupils, under the direction of Mrs.
Clara r. Taylor.
Everyone knows the story of Snow
White" and young and old alike will
enjoy seeing it portrayed and hearing
it sung by the beauty and talent of
the school. Children love fairy stories,
whether read or told or sung, and
the Older members of the audience
will be taken back to their childhood
days when fairies were real things
and life itself was an unread fairy
tale
The operetta viii be repeated again
on Saturday night. so that those who
do not have the opportunity Of seeing
it tomorrow night may be able to
so then.
The cast is made up Of the follow
ing pupils: The Misses Bernice
Smith, Minnie Blackstone. Marcelle
Hampton. Lera McWilliams. Nadine
Fitch, Bertha Shea, and the Messrs.
Martin Piehl. Leo Chambliss, Walter
Lunghren, John Scrhlalos, Hoyt Med
lin, Robson Taylor. Dudley Key, Ken
meth Palmer Donald Minor.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
Society and Clubs

and Mrs. r. j. Prescott. second vice
president, will leave Thoenix today
for Tucson Mrs L. Fl. Hofmeister,
first vice president of the organiza-
ton, is a resident of Tucson.
Mrs E. j. Flanagan. director for
Arizona in the General Federation
Of Women's clubs, who has been
spending the last week in Phoenix.
Will go to the convention as a men,
representing the Treble Clef club of
Bisbee.
The Tucson members have pre-
pared a most delightful program for
the convention, and haye planned a
series OF entertainments for the vis-
iting delegates which will make their
stay in Tucson most pleaSAnt.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

Billy: Will you have free hand
then?"
80 far as my powers extend.
will he sal
And you'll use it,"
'I'll use it," curiously
Isis that quite safer
1t may not be safe for the gang
Couldn't you give EN- their way
sort Of? Not in everything. But just
enough TO keep 'em good natured r.
His curiosity changed TO blank
amazement. You know what you're
asking. I suppose he said coldly
= thought you didn't like Itafe
Tuckleton?"
II hate him. was her simple state
ment. "But lin afraid
He believed he detected a sob in
her voice This would s~sver do.
Couldn't have Hazel crying.
"Tf you'd only explain" he sug-
gested sootlingly.
She paused Afted a minutes
silence she continued.
You see, Billy, you've been pretty
nice to me-uncle and me. And
you've come to be sort OF a.--sort Of
don't want to see you hurt. / tell
YOU Billy. as true as ! stand here
this minute. if you try to fight the
gang, you won't last out your term. y
She clasped her hands and re-
garded him pite6usly. When a pretty
girl clasps her hands and regards
you piteously, what are you going
to do?
But when he had kissed her three
lines on the mouth she pushed him
awa~ and cried distractedly You
mustn't You mustn't! You don't
know what you're dUinsi"
There. there. he said later, his
lips pressed against her hair. II
knew it would be ell right once you
let Yourself go
she lifted her body Slightly in his
arms. Tell me you love >0e, dear
Then when he told her she asked,
Then you'll do anything / ask
won't you? Promise?''
Even as her arms tightened about
his neck, he ielt a tightening at his
heart. And the latter was not a
pleasant tightening. What did she
mean? He loved her God. how he
lover her dark loveliness. but what
was the she driving att
Il can't promise till you tell what
You want me TO do"
She resumed. "You know I
wouldn't ask you to do anything that
wasn't for your own good vet you
won't promise the first promise /
ever asked you to make"
He shook his head. Il can't"
"All right. I'll have to tell you then.
Billy. I've heard things-about your
job. I've heard that If you don't do
exactly as the gang says you'll be
kuk- Killed. oh. not exactly in those
words. but l know what was meant.
No. shant tell YOU Where heard
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
the WAY TO PREVENT
STOPPED up PLUMBING

week, as it will prevent the accumula-
tion of grease and other waste matter.
Merry War Powdered Lye is also a
wonderful cleaner and purifier for use
about the home--you will find many
valuable recipes on the label--such as
how to make soap for less than two
cents . pound, how to make lye hom-
my, how to soften water, how to make
clothes washing easy, how to brighten
cooking utensils and kitchen ware
how to clean and purify refrigerators
garbage cans, etc
Merry War Lyecomes in aconvenient a
can with revolving sitting top that
cannot come of, cannot get lost, re
closes tightly and preserves contents
Ask your dealer for Merry War tht
lye that has made good for 80 years
tits economical to buy and easy to use
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
erve when Individual cakes are

serve when individual cakes are
made
whipped cream will "go" further
with shortcake than plain cream.
Cream swells to one-third its bulk
when whipped.
SIlortcake is often made with
sponge cake instead of biscuit dough.
In this case whipped cream is always
served and the ~ries are not
crushed.
Old fashioned strawberry short
cake is almost whole meal in itself
Use it as a luncheon dessert or with
a light dinner Clear soup, fish salad.
brown bread and butter. old-fash-
ioned strawberry shortcake and coffee
would make a nourishing meal for
the average person.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
a Simple Method Every
} Housewife Should Know
7 Makes Pipes Run Freely
Saves Plumbers Bills.

Here is household hint that will
ave much plumbing trouble. When
he kitchen sink, sewer drains, refrig-
orator drain, water closets or waste
pipes show signs OF clogging, dissolve
Two or three tablespoonful of Merry
War Lye in q little water and pour
iirectly down the opening. Use only
enough water to thoroughly dissolve
the I've. Repeat the process IL neces-
yary. Clogged pipes viii usually open
quickly and should then be flushed
thoroughly with hot water. The wise
Nay is to pour the lye solution down
ell drain pipes frequently, say once q
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
cnEArEn

The maid had been using surrep-
titiously the bath tub Of her employer
an elderly bishop. HeNwas bach
,elor, very fastidious about his toilet.
and desired the exclusive use or his
tub.
He reprimanded the maid With
much Indignation:
what distresses me most, Mary, is
that you have done this behind my
back LOS Angeles Times.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
BlackY Went "a.

Blacky went on.
Little Joe Otter has told US how he
saw Farmer Browns boy hurry home
when he found the footprint of Buster
Bear on the edge of the Laughing
Brook and how all the way he kept
looking behind him as il he was
afraid Perhaps he was, and then
again perhaps he wasn't. Perhaps besse
ne had something else on his mind.
You have made a hero Of Buster Bear
because you believe Little Joe's story
Now, | don't say ] don't believe It.
but | do say that I will be a lot
more sure that Farmer Browns boy
is afraid Of Buster when I see him
run away myself. Now here is my.
plan tomorrow morning very early
Sammy Jay and / will make q great Z
fuss near the edge of the Green For
est. Farmer Browns boy has a great
deal OF curiosity, and he will be sure
to come over to see what it is al
about Then we win lead him to
where Buster Bear IS IL he runs
away, then I will be the first to adj
NIT that Buster Bear is as great Il
hero as some OF you seem to think
he is. It is very simple plan. and if
you will all hide where you can
watch you viii be able TO see
yourselves If Little Joe Otter Is right.
Now what do you say?'
Right away everybody began to
talk al the same time. 1t was such q
simple plan that everybody agreed to
it, And it promised to be so exciting
that everybody promised to be there
that is, everybody rat Grandfather
Frog and Spotty the Turtle. who dds
MT care to go so far away from the
Smiling Pool. So it was agreed that
Blacky should try his plan the very
next morning.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

To provid means of Identification
OF World War veterans in cases of
mental affliction or other emergency,
the American Red Cross Chapter of
Pittsburgh, Pa. is preparing to install
a thumb print bureau, Thumb prints
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
INsrALLMENTs

"Here's my bill,' said the surgeon.
wish you would pay down 800. and
then $25 week"
sounds like buying an automo-
bile" said the patient.
Il am" said the surgeon. Charles
ton News and Courier.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

it. 1t doesn't matter anyway. 1t was
bad enough when you'll thought you
were just friend, but now--now
when you're just everything to me, |
cuc-can't bear to have you run any
risks. Suppose something happens to
you, what would / do? I'd die. /
think. I'd want to. anyway"
At which The tried to kiss away her
fears. but these were too deeprooted
for any such fashioned remedy as
that to be of any avail
NO. no, don'ti" she protested,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
BEGIN HERE TODAY

The gang or wealthy cattle thieves
who dominate the politics of Crockel
County, Wyoming, decide to nominate
BILLY WINGO, good natuled range
rider of Golden Bar for sherlfe be-
lieving that he will be too easy
going to interfere with their activi-
ties.
TIP o. GORMAN, political strategist
puts the nomination through, al
though
RATE TUCKLETON, wealthy cattle
thief, had promised the office to
JACK MURRAY, gunman. O'Gor-
man opposes Tuckleton's plan of
hiring
DAN SLIKE, to kill Tom Walton,
an honest ranchman, who is be-
lived. to have evidence against the
gang.
HAZEL WALTON, the ranchman's
niece. discovers Murray hiding in a
canyon ready TO ambush Wingo,
who is approaching in the distance.
When she attempts to drive back
to warn Billy Murray shoots one
of her mules. She unharnesses and
mounts the other despite Murray's s
threat to shoot.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
STATE FEDERATION
Of MUSICIANS CLUB
To MEET IN TUCSON

The annual convention of the
State Federation of Musicians clubs
will be held in Tucson Friday and
Saturday of this week, Many local
members are motoring to Tucson
today, while others will go by train
tonight.
Mrs. Charles G. Craver and Mrs
David Liknaitz SO as delegates from
the music section Of the WonlAn's
club. Mrs. Isiknaitz will also take
part in the saturday program. rem.
dering a group of piano selections.
Mrs. Maude Pratt Cate, Mrs. H /.
Alden Enyeart and Orley lies will be
delegates from the Musicians club,
with Mrs. Harland Gray, Robert
Saunders and II. Alden Enyeart as
alternates.
Mrs II. D. Ross. organizer and
president of the State Federation,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
FOOLISH QUESTION

Little Tommy Cat the postoffice)
Please give me my papa's mail.
Clerk--who is it for Sonny2
Little Tommy--It says on the let
ters.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

of former service men will be OBJ
tanned in the ordinary course of inter
view
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

NEXT STORY - r A r II e r
BROWNS BOY AND BUSTER ARE
CURIOUS.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
Prescott Artistcs Will
Attend Convention at Tucson

Nttend ConVentf0n at 7 ucson
Mrs. Lester Ruffner and Mrs Har-
ry Southworth Of Prescott, who took
such a prominent part III the program
rendered by the music department Of
the Woman's club last Tuesday. will
go to Tucson today to attend the
convention of the State Federation
of Musicians clubs
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
SOCIAL AF TERNOO|V
BY JEWISH WOMEN

The Council of Jewish Women will
hold social and card afternoon to-
day at the Wonan's club. Members
are requested to come and bring their
friends. The hostesses for the after
noon will be Mrs j.. r. Halstead.
Mrs. Leon Jacobs, Mrs. A. EIerzberg
and Mrs. Krauss.
Plans will be perfected at this
meeting for the picnic being planned
for Sunday by the Council for the
children of Jewish faith. This is
being arranged as one of the pleas
ATTEST events of the spring season,
and will be attended by practically
every child of Jewish faith in the
city.
Members are again reminded to
bring their old winter clothing and
other wearing apparel no longer
needed by them. which viii be sent
to the Near East Relief committee
to be used in their foreign work.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20
Musicians Club
Cn,,n al I;,eanr&e Mr. II n D..

Compliments Mrs. n. D. Ross
AS compliment to Mrs. Fl. d.
Ross and her administration of af-
fairs during her two years as presf-
dent of the State Federation OF Musi-
clans clubs, the Musicians club. at
its Monday meeting voted to offer
"a prize in composition to any resident
of Arizona. The details regarding
the composition and the amount OF
prize TO be offered will be left to the
judgment of The executive board of
the club.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-20

GO ON WITH THE STORY
The man in the brush stopped.
He dropped on one knee between
two bushes, toek quick sight at the
mules barrel six inches behind the
girls leg and pulled trigger. Over
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-05-12

/ say Amen, to Mr.. Bunch's work
and if he and his neighbors find Cleve-
land to make more money, why plant
it. II Express makes more money,
plant it. If Half and Half makes more
money, plant it. Mr.. Hurst hit the
nail on the head when he said "plant
what you darn please"
Powers, who was it that brought
Nit Clayton and S. N. Bunch's name
into this controversy? ! shall let
your own words answer the question.
In April 21t issue Of the county papers
you had this to- say: eve are going to
ask S. N. Bunch and Nit Clayton to
represent US until Fall" In April
18th issue, said: ~ have not chal-
lenged these gentlemen for joint de-
bate as / have not heard of their being
guilty of such naughty conduct as try
ing to scare or coerce the farmers"
So Friend Powers, IF you are not just
whistling to keep your courage up"
why waste space in talking Of an is
sue between w. c. Crook and s. N.
Bunch. say big AMEN to what
ne is uOliS'
Bro. Powers wanted to know why
W. c. Crook did not 60 after Huff
while Huff was making the campaign.
Powers also said in the columns of
better farming of April 21st, that II
carried Huff to Crook Bros. commun-
ity first that both parties might un-
derstand the situation"
What Situation ?The audience of
Middle Fork School went through the
Bird degree by hearing Huff trying to
speak for 80 minutes and he was as
silent as death on the cotton question.
j did not know that Huff was putting
on this campaign of abuse until he
had gone. Then the reports came to
me from those who heard him and !
was asked by dozens of farmers to
answer his Misrepresentation.
Friend Powers, ! do not contend that
Express won't sell for more per pound
than Half & Half. 1t should sell for
more and will have to sell for at least
SC pound more if the farmers in our
community could afford to make
change.
W. C. Crook has said just what he
meant and meant just what
he said. So be little careful Bro.
Powers and not put words in my
mouth / never said. l brought in ia
bles because it suited the occasion.
made reference to the Bible because
/ know of no other book that will
come so near showing off the deceit
and hypocrisy of mankind as it does.
Now, unless Bro. Powers brings out
a lot of questions to be answered or
explodes his Big Bertha that he holds
in reserve, | won't trouble the editors
for more space. W. C. Crooks shout
der is to the wheel for every progress
sive movement in our county. He is
also ready to defend the farmers in
terest from the attack OF the self pro-
claimed apostles who parade as
wolves in Sleeps clothing.
w. c. CROOK.