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Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
ADVANCED WORK.

Expert Bookkeeping Departrent-This department is practice. proficient in finding and correcting accounts detecting trial balances and in correcting and closing books which are propery kep with books needing the services of an expert accountant
 Managers offce-This office the care of an teacher and business and the machinery or the Commercial Exchange ceners in it, All letters wrateh either parties the Exchange abroad pass through the manager every of kind written the Exchange is examined by him and approved be written by the student and again submitted for approval before current in 'thedepartment
 Examinnq Abstracts-Every business his estate and ascertain if he Many people believe that if they have abstract therefore they have good td Nothng IS TUT this line alone worth the tuition abstract book in the Business Practice Department back period of fourteen
 Canal and Mining LawSo important is that young Arizona should understand something of the Canal and Mining laws that we have arranged o present m carefully prepared lectures those subjects These
 business operations in the ter ritory give the best business education life secured West believe the expense above will be appreciated by the public.
 Forming corporatons-In age understanding of corporations and at least student actually Banking Mining Rail Wholesale Mercantile Corporations He draws up the the stock and performs all the duties tt % rd ue of tb d,ties and rights of majority and minority the public The preferred waered stock presented series of talks will influences the stock values corporations other school this be secured
 Industrial peveopmentThe history and the growth moneyed institutions the Standard Trust, Insurance Companies Cable Telephone companies and others of interest to business and should carefully studied by all citizens We shall take this work up systematic the the entire field.
 Real Estate and InuranceHere all kinds of transactions pertaining policies collected loans negotiated real estate all documents for such transactions written and records made
 Makets-Irere is market in the Commercial EX- other merchandise also This resembles in its of large cities and students here goods time when Commercial Exchange like other depart Exchange provided with elegant set of books.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
COLLATERAL STUDIES.

The Importance of Collateral studes-Many
 school feeling that the only thing essential 10 success fin business knowledge manshp mistake could be made The requests receive from business who wish to employ office assistants usually incorporated them the provision whom recommend must be proficient in English including spelling ana letter "rltiIe' hust nave edge and also understand the funda- deficient in general education should not heste to e[ their inability courses We special attention to the individual needs or backward students and always assist those who are willing to put forth the proper effort to learn
 Arithmetic-our thorough and tcal introducing the latest and most approved methods computation providing such drill nsures speed in execution and accuracy in results Calculations Fractions and Denomnae Numbers Per age True Bank Discount, Partial Payments In Exchange Partnership Settle Banking Taxes, Duties Life Insur- and other practical sajects
 basis of business education. training thorough and practical character Many from this school thas the in arithmetic alone amply repaid them Tor the time and expense incident upon their attendance here
 Calculations these drill exercises the slow and routine methods superseded by rapid business methods Much interest benefits derived herefrom cannot be overestated nothing but the good and tried practical methods in line multiplication fractions aquot interest discounts billing etc This department lays the foundation for success in bookkeeping and all computations business transactions turns the students practical thought and reasoning essential to success in life.
 erammar.-Nohing o business of and women and toward giving them favorable standing their associates than the use Of English It is mark of culture and refinement Try as we evade the subject It confronts at may like but that does not do away with it's necessity and importance.
 this branch purely practical much of the dry part eliminated Knowing full well tendency neglect this study special effort
 pupils its importance and to make interesting.
 Commercial Geography work in the Exchange where commodities from community another following lines trade commercial is interestingly special effort is made knowledge of the commercial which they reached Competition between these great ceners of trade and the reason for the each special markets carefully explained
 receives of attention teaching this subject by faretched it commercial law closely with the study of commercial geography the growth of banking and other kindred subjects
 Commercial LawThis branch is taught by experienced fully with the subject text book is the student who his lessons in other branches given but do depend upon lectures alone.
Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
AS A BUSINESS MAN

business There is nothing imaginary is real transactions and appeals his enthusiasm and The pupil makes business fellow pupils becomes familiar with market continuing his business he finds it ad a partner additional capital. business closed purchases his partners which him idea of what is to be circumstances. This being continues the business alone On peon of is taken the books bal anccd trial the prese 10 ne examination.
 systematically he learns business and cutoms while he is learning book keeping.
 completing a satisfactory of the Advanced Practical Departments Banking divisions which have been praised Office Bank is business and
Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
AUDITING SECTION.

Commercial Auditing, Railway Auditing, Bank Auditing and Examining Building Auditing Electric Light and Company Auditing Railway Auditing etc. taught nowhere n Southwest
Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
TYPEWRITING.,

attention to the ypewrtng In schools they so Tar the typewriter the student for practice purposes left work his exalted idea of typewrng and believe attention its importance demands Many
 with machine when in the hands of expert believe possible speed be
Arizona republican., 1904-08-25
SHORTHAND.

study of principles theory with daily recitatons and reading; then writing from simple reviews This dcation work with speed drills in other systems shorthand carried forward with equal success
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
PAWTUCKET.

Yesterday was the last day for the
voters who want 10 take part In the ward
nights on Election day to pay their taxes
The total amount paid was s905s and this
means an Increased personal property
vote
Eugene VI Wen has been summoned 10
attend the meeting Of the license com
fnisstouers or Nov "a. ffr f1ar- Ind truri=
hie with the police.
There is a strong sentiment IN favor
Of a Kindergarten at the Quincy avenue
and Capital street building. and the school
committee will be asked 20 establish such
a department there.
Queen Esther chapter, No. . order OF
the Eastern Star. held its regular meet
ing last evening, followed by a social
meeting for the members and friends.
The business session was short. and inn
mediatcly following the members ad-
journed 70 Butchison hall above and join
ed their friends For the first hour whist
was the attraction Following this dane
Ing was enjoyed, the music being FUR
nished by Hawes' orchestra, Charles A.
Hswes, leader. The affair was arranged
by the officers OF the chapter. =. Percy
Dsvis. Worthy Patron. being the chair
man and officiating as floor director.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
A QUAKER CITY SUBWAY.
President Of Philadelphia Rapid Transit
Company Studied Matter Abroad.

New York, Nov. 2.--To return from Eu-
rope of J. NJ. Mack, president of the Phil
a delphia Rapid Transit company. is said
on good authority to pressge the imme-
diate application by a group Of prominent
capitalists for a franchise for a gigantic
subway system in the Quaker City.
Mr. Mack arrived yesterday on the Ger
man liner Kaiser Wilhelm III.
During the six weeks which he has
spent abroad he has examined and
studied carefully the underground rail-
ways at present running or building in
England and on the Continent
Before going TO Europe he went over
the plans and completed portions of the
New York subway. Before returning 10
Philadelphia he will examine the newly
finished underground railway under the
guidance OF John Il. Mcdonald.
Mr.. Mack, who is the man who brought
about the merging Of all the Philadelphia
street railways into one company, Is also
engaged with Charles T. Yerkes in street
railway enterprises in London. He re-
fused to discuss his Investigations abroad
or what bearing they may have on sub
way in Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
PAWTUXET.

The Volunteer Fire company. No. Ives
oorted by the Fire King band. marched
20 Lakewood last night Go attend the
annual fair OF the Cataract Fire company.
No 3. which is having a two weeks run
The nismbers had a pleasant time sitter
heing greeted by the genial Lakewood
hre ladies and entered into the various
snusements. including dancing.
The "old maids had a preliminary
session OF the convention which thev are
TO give In the Baptist church last night
and appeared In the back number Co.'S
TUNES In which they are TO dazzle the
widowers and bachelors tonight There.
ne1rsel went very smoothly and very
pated for this evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
WARREN.

Rev. ". r. Cady delivered an illustrated
stereopticon lecture at the NJ E. church
last night before large and interested
asSemblase OF local and out OF town
people The Lecture was the fourth Ia
the Kinfrust course and the Gubject was
Palestine"
Superintendent OF Highways James A.
Seymour has a force OF vorkmen engaged
in cleaning up the leaves on the various
streets OF the town. As soon as this work
il completed a large amount OF work will
be done In the new road extension Of
South Main street. AZ the last annual
financial town meeting the sum Of s9ca
was appropriated 20 use in the work. and
this amount will be used The Water
street end Of the road is very nearly COM
pleted. but the Greene street end II under
process OF construction.
The factory OF the Howland and
Wheaton company at the corner OF Main
and Broad streets was closed yesterday
the occasion being the quarterly stock
taking Of the concern.
Mrs John Murphy OF this town IL con-
nned to her home ON Child street by a
ser'ovs attack OF Illness
Dr -. v. Hall returned home Yesterday v
from n months hunting expedition I'm the
Maine woods. Dr Hall brought two large
dec home as souvenirs or his trip
The mills of the Warren Manufacturing
company were run ha.f an hour overtime
last night To make up time lost during the
day.
special church service was held nj
/ the Church of St Jean de Baptiste last
/ night Rev. Pr. Fauteaur the pastor.
/ conducted the service
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
THE FIELD
Co., Go rs
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Plumbers Apprentices, Labor Temple
Painters. Labor Temple.
Retail Clerks. Weybosset street.
Jewelry Workers, Hanley Building
Bricklayers. North Main street
Roofers, Labor Temple.
SteRm Filters, Labor Temple
Carpenters 1880, Labor Temple
Coopers, Labor Temple.
WEBB PRESSMEN INTO NEW
ROOMS.
Last evening the meeting OF the webb
pressmen was one Of the most pleasing
that have been held in some time. the oc-
casion being the house warming owing 70
the change OF quarters.
For some time the lodge has been meet.
ing at as Westminster street, but decided
20 have larger and more spacious rooms
These were gotten at e5 Clemence street
and we're fitted up according to the i'm
proved tastes OF the members OF the To-
cal
Last evening was the occasion of the
first meeting OF the body In the new
quarters and II was one Of great fe- tivity
Several visitors were invited from the
other locals affiliated with the allied
printing trades council and these together
with the membership which had turned
out almost to a man made mp the COM
pany.
For the first part OF the evening the reg
ular business of the local was taken un-
der advisement.
The committee OF membership made "a
report OF the numbers taken into the body
during the past quarter and also pres MT
ed the names OF several for the cons der
alton OF the body last night. The report
was received with enthusiasm.
The chairmen OF the several chapes
rierdc reports on the conditions In their
several shops and these was were record
ed In the minutes. Every report indicated
that there was the greatest amount OF
harmony In the local and the future SEEM
cd TO be nothing hut one OF progress.
The delegate t6 the Allied Printing
Trades council made n very interesting
report. showing the action taken at the
last meeting that bore directly upon the
workings OF the body
The delegates TO the Central Trades and
Labor union then made report that was
full of interest also. Each of these was
voted = part of the minutes ~ the meet.
fns
The ballots for the voting 90 the amend
ments 90 The international constitution
we're distributes.
u was announced slso that the nomins
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
THE COURT
7 REQUIRED
NO BAIL

Mrs. Noneg Baronian. who shot Aleka
Gangorian. at her home rear OF So Cod
ding street, yesterday afternoon, vas ar
raigned In the 9Th district court today on
the charge OF an assault with a pistol
She pleaded not guilty and Judge 3weet-
land placed her In the custody OF Miss
Denehy for trial on Nov. 11th.
The court was Informed that Mrs. Bar
oman had been assaulted and grossly in
suited by Gangorian, who pursued her
through her house and finally tried to
throw her down and choke her intending
TO commit a graver offense.
For these reasons she was not required
TO give bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02

tions OF the officers for the next year
would take place at the next regular
meeting.
After all the regular business OF tho
meeting was disposed OF the session
turned its attention TO the pleasures that
had been provided and TO the house
warming.
There were visitors from the Typo
graphical union and other crafts, and
complimentary speeches were exchanged.
Refreshments were passed around and
every one present enjoyed himself to the
fullest The meeting then closed.
AMALGAMATED CARPENTERS
The Association OF Amalgamated Car
penters held a short meeting last even
ing. at which time the most of the meet
ing was devoted to routine business.
Several communica tions were received
from the International body relative to
the future conduct of the body and gem
eral action 10 be taken this winter
Several Of the members spoke on the
betterment OF the craft and the good that
II was intended should be done this winter
When all the matters of Importance had
been taken up the session closed.
U. A. sTEAMFITTERs MEET.
Last evening there was a rousing meet
, ing OF the u. A. Steamfitters. at which
time many matters concerning the i'm
provement OF the local during the winter
were talked over.
1t Is planned that the local shall per-
feet itself In regard to the trade so that
| IL will be one of the most skilful known.
! To this end II is contemplated to have a
| system OF educationa meetings during the
winter at which time systematic study
| will be in progress.
number OF new men were added to the
| list last evening owing to the activity OF
| the membership committee and several
names will be acted on at the next ses-
! sion.
The report OF the delegate 10 the build
| ing trades council was had showing that
| the steamfitters are working into the in
| terests of the council very successfully as
| they become more and more acquainted
| with the work.
Some communications were received
! that proved 10 be interesting and were
| handed over TO the secretary for replies.
Some general discussion followed the
routine business after which the meeting
J closed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
TEN MEET
DEATH IN
COAL MINE

WilkeSbarre. Pa, Nov. 2.-During the
lowering Of the miners at the Auchincloss
shaft of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company at Nartfcoke. eight
miles south Of here today the steel cable
broke and the carriage load of men were
dropped to the bottom OF the shaft, dis
tance OF several hundred feet
Ten men were on the carriage at the
time and il is reported that all OF them
were killed. Details are meagre for the
company officials refuse absolutely 10
give out any information.
Later is was said the accident was not
cau>ed by the cable rope breaking but
that there was trouble with the machin-
cry In the engine room and the carriage
was carried with great force against the
sheaves. IL left it's fastenings and fell in
10 the sump at the bottom which contain.
ed six feet OF water and the men who
were not killed by the shock and force of
the fall were drowned. A number Of res
cuers are now at work clearing the place
OF the debris which covers the bodies OF
the men.
The men had taken their position In
the cage 10 be lowered into the shaft,
the total depth of which is 100 feet. Al
The shaft Is double one. with two car
riages. When the signal was given
the engineer TO lower the cage. IL is said
the engine got beyond the control of the
the engineer One OF the cages shot
upward TO the sieve at the top OF the
shaft and this caused the other cage.
carrying the men, to become over
balanced and IL fell TO the bottom a
the shaft a party ofrescuers was ~
ganized quickly, but the work OF rescu
was difficult.
The sides Of the shaft were torn ou'
by the car IN its mad run to the bottom
and the foot OF the shaft was filed with
debris. The bodies were horribly
mangled Those that were not killed
outright by the fall were drowned in
the sump.
The sTicias OF the company arrived
at the mine In a special car. and at once
began an investigation as to the cause
OF the accident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
EAST PROVIDENCE
Women'S Christian Temperance
Union Holds Regular Meeting.
Smith Lad, Who Was Run Over
by Lowgsar, Dies Of Injuries.

The womens Christian Temperance
union met yesterday afternoon at Nhe
residence OF Mrs. Woodbury.. when the
president, Mrs Simeon Hunt, presided.
The most important subject fhar came up
for consideration was the question OF ask
ing the town council to close the liquor
saloons on Election day A petition TO
that effect was drawn UP and signed by
Mrs. Hunt and others. TO be presented TO
the town council. which meets this even
Ing TO canvass the voting list.
DIED FROM INJURIES.
The little Smith boy. who was run over
by a low-gear yesterday morning. the
particulars OF which were given In the
columns OF The News last evening. died
at his home on Anthony avenue this
morning. The little fellow, who was an
attendant at the James Street school, was
a particularly bright little boy and was
exceedingly popular
MINOR MENTION.
At the meeting of Reliance lodge OF
Odd Fellows, last evening. the committee
on 'Old Home Week" and the "Odd Eel
lows Home" made report OF progress
There were visitors present from Franklin
and Pilgrim lodges
Daniel Pierce. while playing football.
yesterday, got into a mixup and went TO
his home, and Is now nursing a broken
ankle.
The Stiness Guards will leave for New
port on a special train at $50 this even
ing. where they will take part In a pa
rade.
The High school scholars are arranging
for an entertainment 10 be held during
the latter part of the month.
Miss Ella Luther entertained a party
Of her young friends at her home on
Broadway Monday evening.
The report OF the superintendent of
health shows that there were 20 deaths
during the month OF October, heart dis
ease claiming six. The oldest was about
20 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02

The suness Guards will leave the
square on special cars via the Con-
solidated road at -e;4s for Newport this
evening, and they will be accompanied
by the leading Republicans OF this place
Riverside lodge, knights OF Pythias.
Will meet this evening. but as many Of
the members are interested In the sue
cess OF the Republican party they will
spend the evening at Newport.
Pomham Lodge OF workmen will meet
in Library hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. j. A. Crowsl Is reported as being
seriously III at her home on Narrasan-
sett avenue
James Cunningham is enjoying a three
weeks vacation In Vermont.
The Favorite Whist club will hold their
weekly session this afternoon
The section crew are repairing the fence
opposite the railroad station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
MIR. HAYS RETURNED.


Mr.. John Hays was at Newport yester-
day in the interest OF the building trades
council here which had been asked to look
into several matters pertaining TO the
trade at the latter place.
lie was with the labor leaders I'm New
port yesterday but beyond looking into
the complaints that had been made could
do no more as the supplies expected had
not come.
The result OF the conference was some
thing worthy OF the trip. however. for IL
put the councils of the two cities In closer
unity II will very likely necesstate an
other trip. as the object was not wholly
accomplished
OTHER MATTERS OF INTEREST.
The Plumbers Apprentices are TO have
a very interesting meeting tonight. This
local. for one that is young. is doing re-
msrkably well having grown from one
OF no Consequence 10 one OF the best con-
nected with the Building Trades council
The new button OF the coal teamsters
IS out and the men are receiving them
The button indicates that all who possess
them are in good financial standing. and
n is notable fact that almost all of them
are so situated.
1t Is thought that after the first of the
year the buttons will he In q different
form and will be so fixed as 20 always
be displayed and 20 be protected from the
weather.
The executive board of the state fedora
ton will meet tonight I'm the Labor
temple Many matters that have been
delayed will come up. among them being
the election of n secretary-treasurer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
fOfE'S PHYSICIAN REPORTS
The PONTIFF MUCH BETTER

Rome. Nov 2.-l:25 p. m.--Dr. Lapponi
visited the pope today and found him
much better. The gouty pain In his right
leg Is almost gone.
The pontiff said his illness was not
serious. adding: The worst feature of IL
liz the excitement which IL produces.
am beseged with letters and kilograms
of inquiry"
The pope hopes IL the amelioration I'm
his condition continues to resume his
audiences Thursday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02

Continued from page One.
Crowley on the day OF her death save
himself
Mrs. Mary Graham. whose sister mar.
ried Alllnghan. said she was p years las,
June, and that Aillngham was = ouiet
peaceful man. Hts wife's death was a
terrible shock 10 him. During this testI.
u1ony Allinghsrn cried
Mrs. Graham said the prisoner Was =
reed man 20 his wife and good % her
witness. little boz. She vas terribly eur
pyis~d when chs found hs hsd visited
ouch places as Mrs Crowiey's
Tn5s concluded the testimony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
For over Sixty Years

MRS WINSI/Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over so years by mil
4lans of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. II soothes
the child. softens the gums. allays all
pain: cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Dierrhooa- II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world.
Twenty five cents bottle. BE sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Sy-
rup," snd take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02

Albert Eccles has sued Dr. Samus "
stephens Of Central Fails 60 recover
$4,000 Mr Eccles ~Tsims that one da,
lest September he engaged Dr. stephens
10 set the homes and reduce the fracturs
~ an injured shoulder and that Or Ste.
phens did the work Improperly = J
Quinn is counsel fct NJ Fccles