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Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

The disappearance of Dr. Patton means that the ranks Of the minis terial presidents will be sadly de- pleted. There is now HadIe!- of Yale. vino is political economist. there is Eliot Of Harvard. who used to be ma athematician and chemist before ne took to administering . university: there is Butler of Columbia, who was d student of philosophy and pedagogy: there is James of Northwc-tern. an other political economist; there is .An- gell Of Michigan. whose academic epe- cialty was modern Eurcpean litera turc; there is NorthrOD oi Minnesota. 9 lawyer: there is Jordan of Leland Stanford. z9ologist: there is Wheeler of California, 2 Grecian; there is Schurnan Of Cornell, q philosopher: there is Eemasn Of Johns Hopkins. Il chemist; there is iiall of Clark. a psychologist: and so on.
 All over the country the tendency toward lay presidents is unmistakable Faunce Of Brown is minister and
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT G, A. R.
Newly Installed Officers of the Depart
 ment of Arizona.

The annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic was held in Tucson Wednesday and Thursday. Department Commander P P. Parke" Of Phoenix presiding. The officers for the ensuing year were elected, installed Thursday and the encampment closed with a banquet Thursday night.
 C. F. Schumacher of Tucson was the unanimous choice of the convention for department q commander. l. M. Christy of Phoenix was elected senior vice commander and J. 4. Zabriskie of Tucson junior vice commander. w. r. R. Schindler of Phoenix will act as as sistant adjutant general for this term. The medical director will be George D. Kendall of Prescott. The office of chap lain will be filled by Winfield Scctt of Sccttsdale. George w. Sanders of Wickenburg was elected delegate to the thirty-sixth annual encampment. which takes place at Washington, D. C., on October
 A startling fact was disclosed in the death report e the department. In the past year there have been nine deaths, which makes a higher death rate in this department than in any other in the country.
 There are ten posts in the department with membership of some 350. The list of members e fading away. while it is true transfers keep up the mem- bership somewhat in this department.
 At the conclusion of the business meeting a glowing tribute was paid to 1bair dead ooO1rade William lIcf[inIe-- A page in the records was set aside and memorial to the nnartyred presi- dent was inscribed on it.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

To high class man or woman, with change for promotion and advanced salary, to have charge small Cfice at home or in home town. to attend to cor respondence, advertising and other work. Business of highest order and backed by solid men financially and po- Htically. \ great opportunity for the right person. Enclose sclf-a ddreSsed stamped envelope for full particulars to WALTER B. REDMAN, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT Corcoran Build ing, Opposite United States Treasury, WASHINGTON. D. C.
 Whenever we see a large family at idddf m aSe aeTSG i fJT dbyc rb mo this time of ;he year we wonder how the father manages to support them. and how long it takes the mother Q shell enough peas.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
USE ALIENS FooT-xAsE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen. nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you have smart ing feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot Ease. It cools the feet, and makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen. sweating feet, inSrowinG nails. bisters and calioUs spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for .Jc. Don't accept any substi- ute Trial pacakage FREE. Address, Allen $. Olmsted. Le Roy. N. '.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Efs NoN-PROGREsSIVENEss

'7e1.-:or D'i.1h-'rhat ere hired man = E"Ur'n is pretty slew. ain't he, i.;;lv?
 E7arme" SIornbcak-Yusa He's too GolvUmTaed slow to make a successful p&ii5carcr
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
T.nad.
Excursion to p..2oeaiH

The Maricopft and Phoenix Railroad Co. will run special excursion trains from Mesa every saturday night, until further notice, leaving Mesa at 6.30 D. i1l., Pacific time, Tempe 6:y3 D. m, q t rate oE z5c for the round trip from Mesa, sec for the round trip from Terl- De, on account of the entertainment at the Park theater. Train will stop ;t the park. and returning the train will leave Ihc Phoenix depot &t 10:So p. m. Pacific time. and will wat at the pari, for passengers until after jhe enter taipn,e.t
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
TEMPE

H. F. Van Note ana --.-----ss leave to- day for Arlington to spend the sum mer.
 Mr Sears, of Aurora. III, is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. Hansen
 II. s. Creighton. of Phoenix. was business visitor to Tempe yesterday L.C Austin has brought f50 colonies of his bees in from the desert
 John Knight has received word that the material for the water works will be shipped by July 1st.
 Cloyd and Dudley Jones and Joseph Clark were down from Lehi yesterday. Mrs John Sewers left Thursday ev- ening fer San Francisco. where she will spend the summer with her son.
 Mrs C. \. Gage returned yesterday form visit with her daughter in Prescott.
 Dr. and Mrs. Devore visited Meaa yesterday
 Water was cut off yesterday at the Hayden mill. fcceesitatirg the closing of the I:,ill.
 H. w. Etz. Of Benson, shipped 2 ar load of cattle t. that place last even ing.
 Say1 Miller made business trip to Phoenix yesterday.
 Frank Anderson will leave in Q few days fer FlaEstlI-
 | Wolf Sachs and family will leave nc:5t Tuesday for California.
 A telegram was received here yester day from Natchez. Miss. announcing the birth of a son to Mrs Lerc.- r Hill cn Thursday
 At the Baptist cllurcn tomorrow there will be Sunday sChCo! a 10 q. f,!.. fast time. Preaching at II a. In., by the pastor, subject hat r1luat do t9 be savcd?" 3. Y. p |. at : p. n. Rev. Newberry. pastor.
 Congregational cIl-rcf, Sunday school ct 10 q. Iil., fast time. Preaching at 10.40 d. El.. subject. Abrams ; Call C. r. at D. ID. Rev. Drew. pasto~.
 M. L. church south. Sunday school at 9:30 m. Preaching by the pastor at 1o:S0 a. I'll. Epworth League at [ D. m. Rev. Mowre. Pastor.
 Ai. E. church. Sunday schoo! at 1G:5C .. n.. fast tfn!c Preaching by pastor at 11:30 q. ;:l.. subject. Free Grace. '' Epworth League at 7:59 P. III. Rev. Farr, pastor.
 There will be q union service cf all the Tempe churches held in the II. '. church south in the evening. addressed by Rev. Newberry of the Baptist church, subject, The forgiveness Of Sins
 Cosner Ditch: Cos-er. m to 6:3o IT June 2: Fosai. 6:S0 D IT to 9:30 am June 2S: Tibbadeaux. 9:30 a III to Il a m June 23: Olsen. Il q m to ] D III June g; Harmon } ? m to T D IT June g: Peterson. Il D n to ; IT. June 24; Adams. . d ri to II q m June 2t: Cummings, II a TT to Il m June 24; Jacobsen, T n to ; T m June 9.
 Hayden Heights: Dicnenson, i m to 4:35 m June g: NeWland. , q TT to 5:45. III June 70: Fox 5:z5 |, m to { a m June 23: Mandaz. 6 q m to 6:f0 q m June 23: Merando. 6:10 IT to G.. a IT June 23: Jones. Goo q III to 1:15 q n June g; Barlow. 73O d IT to 9:20 |; m June g; Pritclard, 9:36 a Tn to P F, June .23.
 The mothers meeting. held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Ira Stewart was well attended. After the programme of the meeting was reu- dered social hour follow cd during which refreshments were served and pleasant time was had by all present
 The Women's HCnle and Foreign Missionary society of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. 4 B Tomlinson yesterday afternoon. After holding q ver- interesting meeting the society decided hy VCte to adjourn un- til september 18th.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Harrcr of Chicago U2et, to be . p-ofcs- sor CT HehreV- iH H ;Aeol @ical somi- narT. Thc~e inca a'e at i'reeent the I1lo.t rc:ai2l .->rs,eelstioGi tp ;t general r1,lc.--c':,:c-tr 'Tri'Ine.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
THE VERY CREAM.

Friend-You had very fashionable audience. didn't you?
 Pianist-Yes, at one time there was not a single person in the room who was ening.-Somervillo Journal.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

When thc dc:; cajclers ap9e;;r # is well to remorte;- that an ounce of prevention is worth d dos in the pound.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
6. ?. Excucsicn to geavcr

On account of the international SGl- d2T School Convention to bc hciI il Denver. tickets Will be on sale at He NJ. X [. @ei. "t the round trip r3ta "f $.1.f3 June 23, with final limit July 9th. Tor further iuformati3n cau on local agents CT
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Santa Fe Route Excursions
Prescott

and return. S:.OO, for big celebration
 July 4th and 5th. Tickets will be sold for trains leaving Phoenix July Sd and 4th. with return limit July 9th. A good time and ample accommodations guar
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF THE ST. LOUIS-EL PASO SECURE
 TIES COMPANY" KNOW AL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, whose hands are hereunto affixed, do hereby asso- ciate ourselves together for the our
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

T{tct g rsic:iotono,.s old world this therein.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Colorado Summer Excursion

:SIJ.OO. Tickets sold for train Nc. ,, leaving Phoenix every Thursday morn ing al 30 a. m., city time. to Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Stop overs will be permitted north of and al Pueblo. Final limit ninety (9O) days from date of sale.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
NJ. Q. BICI(Ni5I.T..
Excursion to Minncdeol olis. Miun.

Account ef the annual meeting of the National Educational association to be held in Minneapolis July 7th to 11th. tae Maricopa & Phoenix railway in connection with the $. P. Co, will sci! tickets from Phoenix to Minneapolis and return at the rate of I9i '.se. Tickets are on sale July 4th, 5th and 9th. final limit September 5th. For further particulars call on local agent, or M. O. BICkNtLL, Agent, $. r. Co.
 Account of the Annual Encampment of the c. A. R.. Department of Arzon2, to be held in Tucson commencing WcG- nesday- June Is, the Maricopa & PhCe- nix X Salt River Valley Railroad will sell tickets to Tucson and return for S7.S". For further particulars call oE local agent. or
 Nj. Q. BECK NELL. Agent.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
HYDER BROS. Tempe.

NO coME1NE--i59 dozen chickens wanted. Will pay S3.50 per dozen. Su- gar IS lbs. sl. GOODWIN BROS
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Minneapolis

Ailu return SofzU Account annual meeting National Ed ucational association. to be held at Min rcapolis, July 7th to 11th. inclusive Tickets on sale July 3rd and 4th, limit ed to July 18th. On payment of 50 cts. however, at time of deposit Of ticket with joint agent, return limit will be extended to leave Minneapolis or St. Paul up to and including September 1st, 1SG2. Tickets will be continuous passage in each direction.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
SAN FRANCISCO ARD REEURN
S4S.SS.

< 3.e:5 Tickets on sale Tuesdavs, Thursdays and Saturdays of each
 week, final limit. November 30. Fast est time to Frisco but one day on the road
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Our low prices are responsible fc.- ,:s- thriving trade. Bargains always on Saturdays.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
$500 GUARANTEED YEARLY

Miller receives fresh Cal. fruits daily
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Seaside Excursions

Los Angeles and all Southern Califor- nia coast points and return, iS25.95. Commencing May 1st tickets will be sold every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat urday. Final return limit Nov. 30. Do not lose sight of the fact that ours is the cleanest, coolest and most pictur- esque route to the coast. Mountain air, cool and refreshing two hours ride from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Grand Canyon

and return, %10.GO. Tickets on sale
 every Tuesday, good 50 days and stop overs permitted. Leave Phoenix 4:30 a. m., city time, arrive at rim of canyon 9:30 same even ing.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
San Francisco

and return, %45.45. Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Final limit, November 30. Fastest time to Frisco, but ore night on road, solid trains from AShfork.
 Our eating houses and dining cars are operated by the famous caterer, Fred Harvey.
 Through train leaves Phoenix 4:30 a. ln.. city time.
 For Pullman space and general in formation call on or address,
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21

Flagstaff

and return, S15.2O, sold for trair leaving Phoenix every Tuesday morn. ing. Return limit 60 days from date of sale. Stop overs allowed within limit.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-21
Castle Creek Hot SCcinoS

and return, SS.95. Arizona's only all the year resort. A place of beauty and contentment. Hotel accommoda- tions second to none. Tickets on sale every day.
 Prescott
 and return. S;3.OG, summer rate, sold for Saturday mornings train only, good for sixty days. Will remain in force to and including August 30.
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
FIVE HUNDRED NAMES
 SIGNED TO PETITIONS
Greensboro and Marion Are Almost Unanimous for the Selma
 Train.

Petitions for the Selma train which were sent to MT. c. H. Greer, at Marion, and MT. w. E. N. Yerby, at Greensboro, were returned to MT. T. V. Boardman yester- day with about 300 names signed to them. Accompanying them was a letter from MT. Greer saying he had no trouble in getting the petition signed. He said the people of Marion were confident the train would be run through now that Birming- ham had taken up the matter.
 Mir. Boardman yesterday wrote to other towns asking that the petitions sent them be returned at once. He intends to place the petitions before the railroad men Monday and will write them a letter to- day asking that they allow him time Monday morning to call on them accom- panied by his committee.
 There seems to be no doubt the petition will be granted Yesterday a railroad man said he could see no disadvantage to the railroad, while there were many advantages.
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
LEE TO LECTURE
 AT AUDITORIUM
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING AND OUTLINES FUR THEIR PLANS FOR COMING OF DISTINGUISHED GUEST.

At tho meeting of the special committee consisting of Major ". J. Milner, Major John W. Johnston and Mir. Robert S. Munger, held yesterday afternoon in the 50 cents for reserved seats and 25 cents for general admission to Gen. FitZhugh Lees lecture on Cuba to be delivered Thursday night, May %.
 The committee also decided to procure the Auditorium if possible, and Major Milner will see MT. J. B. Gibson today in regard to the matter. The seats will be placed on sale Tuesday morning.
 MT. Robert Jemison has announced that he would be out of the city several days and consequently would be unable to take active charge of the transportation com mittee During his absence MT. John W. O'Neill will act as chairman.
 A meeting of the invitation committee. of which ex-Governor Sims Is chairman, will be held Saturday. Governor Sims will then appoint his subcommittee. MT. Ross Smith, chairman of the com mittee on arrangements, has called meeting of his commit ee for Saturday at Il o'clock in the office of the secretary of the Commercial Club. The committee is as follows: MT. Ross c. Smith, chairman; MT. H. H. Mayberry, MT. M. D. Fried man, MT. John Yeatman, MT. W. H. Stanley, MT. s. M. Wood, MT. J. w. Bush, MT. w. P. G. Harding, MT. w. H. Kettig, Mir. R. A. Terrell, MT, E. W. Barrett, MT T. R. Gockel, MT. J. Clyde Miller Mir Lewis E. Morris, MT. William Ryan, MT. E. K. Campbell, MT. J. c. Maben. MT. J. s. Hutton, MT. R. H. Manley, MT. T. G. Bush, MT. J. W. Hughes, MT. T. II. Motion, MT. G. M. Morrow. MT. J. B. Gibson and MT. J. L. Darby.
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
SAY SEVEN-EIGHTHS OF CON- TRACTORS .0gE ACCEDED TO
 THEM CONTRACTORS WILL
 NOT START WORK THIS WEEK.

The union carpenters and the Master Builders Association held meetings yes- terday but the strike situation remained unchanged.
 The builders proposed arbitration but the carpenters declined to settle their differences that way.
 The builders held meeting at noon and agreed upon this draft of a commu nication:
 Birmingham, Ala, May 15 1902. "Mr. R. E. l.. Connolly chairman Special Committee Carpenters District Council. Tn pursuance of an editorial in The ARe-Herald of even date entitled For Good of the Town we beg leave to state that we deem 1t our duty at this juncture to assent to the suggestions made and, therefore. we request that the difference now existing between the Carpenters District Council be hereby referred to a board of arbitrators that the parties se- lected as arbitrators shall be practical and conscientious business men and that the question to be arbitrated be the minimum wage and the number of hours per day.
 A STOCKMAR,
 "H. J. LETTERS,
 ALLEN J. KREBS,
 TT. c. THOMPSON,
 JOHN EVANS,
 "Committee"
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
MASONS ORGANIZE
 TO BUILD TEMPLE
Mr. John G. Smith President, and All Other Officers Are
 Chosen.

The directors of the Masonic Temple Association have elected MT. John G. Smith president, Mir. M. T. Stratford vice president, MT. Newton N. Polk secretary and Mir. Eugene Fies treasurer The other officers of the association are: MT. R. P. Wetmore. attorney. and Dr. J. H. Phil- lips. pr. M. Newfleld. pr. w w. Ran som, MT. c. P Orr, A. B. Loveman, MT. Bertram Jacobs and MT. James Downey, directors.
 All the legal papers necessary to the completion of the association have been filed in the probate court, and MT. N. N. Polk, the trustee appointed to receive subscriptions of stock, reports that $14- 900 of stock has been subscribed for and s760O has been paid in cash.
 The members of the association are de- termined to push the new building to completion, so that by October, 1903, a new temple with quarters for the Ma sons, Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and all other fraternal orders will be erected,
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
MT, T. c. White,

very popular travelling man who has for several seasons past been representing Innman, Smith & Co. of Atlanta. Ga., in this territory, has recently accepted a po- stion with Daniel Miller & Go. of Balti- more, Md.
 Daniel Miller & Co. are well known in this section as among the largest and most reliable jobbers of dry goods, mo- tons, ,etc., and in MT. White this com pany has secured the services of as pop ular young man as ever went on the road. By his uniform courtesy, fair rep- resentation of his goods and never-tiring energy he has built up a good business, which will go with him to his new con- nection.
 A few days since Mir. White had the misfortune to lose his grandmother, and on this account is at present with his home people at Thomasville, Ga., but ex- poets to be with his Birmingham friends again within few days. 's'
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
YOUNG AERoNAUT KILLED.
Balloon Burst and Body Went Earth
 ward Like a Shot.

A letter has been received In Birming- ham giving the details of the death of Meredith Rowe, the 19-year-old aeronaut, who made a number of ascenslons In Birmingham during the two weeks of the Worlds Fair Amusement Company was showing at Second avenue and Six teenth street.
 The letter says the balloon seemed to be fin good condition, but when it rose about foo feet 1t burst and Rowe shot to the earth, being unable to open his parachute. He only lived an hour.
 The remains were sent to his brother in Indianapolis, Ind, where young Rowe started as an aeronaut. The employees bought a large number of flowers and floral designs and placed them on the casket.
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
AMATEURS GIVE
 GOOD PERFORMANCE
"RoSEDALE" IS PRESENTED AT THE JEFFERSON BY LOCAL TALENT OF RIFLES AND JEFF PERSON VOLUNTEERS.

"Rosedale," presented by the Birming- ham Rifles and Jefferson Volunteers, drew fair sized audience to the Jeffer- son Theatre last night, and as often as the play allows the audience was enthu- siastic. Several scenes were dramatic, especially the one which concludes the fourth act, and 1t drew long continued applause from the audience.
 In the cast the best work was done by Miss Ella Berry who gave an original and excellent Interpretation of Sarah Sykes, the maid of all work. It Is safe to say a similar character was never played in an amateur performance as well, and Miss Berry deserved all the applause she received. and more.
 Russell Smith, as Miles McKenna, the leader of the Gypsies and Sydney Laza- rus. as an old Southern squire, were easily the best of the male performers. Kendall Weston did not come up to the requirements of his part In the fourth act. however. when he rescues the stolen child. his work is good.
 The child did work that would have been a credit to many older persons. She frequently was the central figure and never failed to respond to the calls of the situation.
 The cast was as follows:
 Elliott Gray, lieutenant of the volun- teers, Kendall Weston.
 Miles McKenna, leader of the Gypsies, Russell Smith.
 Burberry Kobb an old Southern squire Sydney Lazerus.
 Mathey Leigh. the village doctor. Albert S. Mills.
 Colonel May, of the Union army, Wyatt Hehin.
 Dorksey. Romany Bob, Gypsies, Will liam A. Hanway, Edwin Patillo. liam c. Hay.
 Farmer Green, George Cullough.
 Robert Ca servanD, John McCrossin. Florence May (of Rosedale), Myrtle Moore.
 Arthur May Cher son). Gladys Barkham Rosa Leigh (Mathews sister), Sammie Harris.
 Sarah Stork Chousekeeper), Ida Alt man.
 Sarah Sykes (maid of all worls), Mary Ella Berry.
 Primrose Ca maid), Ida Taylor.
 Mother Mix Ca Gypsy), Lucille Evans.
 Officers, privates, Gypsies and ladies.
 Act I.-Rosedale Manor House. Act IT. The east wing. Act III.-At Mathew Leigh's Act IV.-The Gypsey dell Act V.-(Scene I.) at Mathews. (Scene II) Hall at Rosedale. Scene ID the ball room.
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
WATER CASE TODAY.
Arqument Will Come Up On Demur-
 Ter to Moore's Petition.

Today in the City Court Judge Wilk- erson will hear argument In the case or John J. Moore vs. the Birmingham Wa ter Works Company. This petition was filed about a month ago by MT. Moore, who alleges in his bill of complaint that the water company has violated Its char ter and he asks the court to determine by what authority the company Is run ming It's system of water works
 Yesterday afternoon the Water Works Company filed a demurrer to MT. Moore's s petition. It is on this that argument will be heard today. In the demurrer the defendant alleges that the complainant fails to show in his bill of complaint that the Water Works Company has charter or what its duties are. In other words the demurrer simply alleges that the complainant has failed to make out case.
The age-herald., 1902-05-16
CARPENTER DECLINE TO
 ARBITRATE THEIR DEMANDS

This communication was duly received by Chairman Connolly and In the after noon was acted upon by his com mittee. The reply which the committee adopted follows:
 Birmingham Ala, May 15, 1902. MT. A. Stockmar. Chairman Conference Committee, M. B. A.
 Your letter of this date asking that matter In dispute between the union car penters who are now locked out and their employers, to-wit: 35 cents per hour the minimum rate of wages and an eight (8) hour work day, be submitted to a board of arbitrators flor the good of the city and valley" Is at hand. We beg leave to state that the conference committee of the Carpenters District Council do not believe there Is anything to arbitrate in- asmuch as the employers of seven- -eighths C7s) of our members have conceded our demands and 1t would be decidedly in- consistent to ask so large a majority to concede so much to so small a minority.
 ROBERT E. l.. CONNOLLY,
 WILLIAM T. HUTTO,
 H. A. STOCKHART,
 J. P. OGLETREE,
 B. ANDRUN.
 The district council met last night and transacted a good deal of routine busi- ness. They ratified the action of the committee in its reply to the builders. The Master Builders Association held an adjourned meeting at Turn Verein Hall last night but Secretary Evans said the proceedings were devoid of public in- terest. "All can say," he remarked, Ifs that the situation is just as it has been" ]" It Is understood that the builders who are shut down have no idea of starting to work this week.