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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

FIFTY HOUNDS ENTERED.
IN the Waterloo stake and CUP Races
In Nebraska.

Friend. Neb.. oct glover Afy fast
hounds are entered ln the Waterloo
stake and cup races the FIRST rounds of
which were run today 0t the Friend
Coursng clubs park after n two days
adjournment The weather was perfect
and the hnrCs fast
The dogs were fresh an dbut half Of
We're,
Waterloo stake. nrst round Marvin
clair beat Green River Lady Allen heat
North Star. Colonial Girl beat Red RAJ
ven, Money on Marbles beat Graceful
aCrment Pets Bushman beat Northern
Lights. Peerless Beauty beat Missile.
queen Bushman beat King Beet Under.
taker Lane beat Northern Express
Cup stakes. first round-Winners Sty-
fish Lady Finest Ever Patched TIP,
Lord Blum Kokomo. Celtic. Pathfinder
Iuclair Lady Lism0re, Koelcy's Malt
Sir Peter, Fire Water Winston Lanca-
shire Lad Famous Fawcctt
Second rouud-Stylsh Lady Patched
MP Pathfinder Celtic. kceleys Malt,
sir Peter winston. Famous Fawcctt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
Clsyelnnd MAY Not sneak.

Princeton s., D.. OcL 2G-F0rmor
President cleveland said tonight thn.
n. had been obliged 90 reconsider his
promise to sp.uk nc pa Democratic mas.
meeting m Cooper Union, Sew YORK.
SO, Cd Tho announcement chat Mr
Cleveland would address tno meeting
was made Yesterday
Ha further said that Zoe hoped TO hn
uiIo 20 attend political rally u
Newark. A. la ON Friday of next week.
adding th1t after going too Sew York
on such au cwml hu could NOT decline
the invitation OF New Jersey Demo-
cwts TO attend % meeting .n his own
state Die said that while HIS Interest
m thr canvass wua intense hr would uol
attend amy other political meeting This
ilL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
SCHOOL LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Games to be Played ny Small Football
Teams Seventeen Contests.

lha schedule Of games In the grade
hno0l football league has been adopted
ana Is announced as follows:
Olllfrh W NasatCh, Monday Oct 81,
Liberty park
lafayette ys Union, Tuesday Nov. T..
twelfth East and Fourth South.
\ mon vs. Wasatch, Friday, Nov. T..
Liberty park,
Union VS. Oluirrh, Monday. Nov. T.
lEe.lth East and Fourth South
laiayeue vs. Wasatch, Tuesday, Nov.
D Liberty park.
ruqulith VS. Lafayette Friday, Nov H..
9Relith East and Fourth South
~ Ndsalch N Union, Monday. Nov. H..
twelfth East and Fourth gouth
YOUTH vs. Wasatch, Thursday, Nov. H..
lNe.ilh East and Fourth South.
alon VS. lafayette, Friday. Nov. lS.
, l@ga W oQuIrrh Monday, Nov a.,
b, u92salch VS. Lafayette, Tuesday. Nov.
." lNeIlh East and Fourth South
Liberty park 80
lafayette ys OQuIrrh. Monday. Nov. "a
osilh East and Fourth South
1i6glr l,llfh W Wasatch Thursday, Dec T.
Ii l5@lay'lle VI Union, Friday Dec. O..
ruq1Iuh vs. Union. Friday. Dec q
ifeiIn East and Fourth South.
lJberty , WV VS. Wasatch, Thursday. Dec. S,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

OF being mixed up with shady affair
pIorccs charges uH FAR U, / know are
without foundation and du hol1 aus and
myself "a grave injustice. To one o. iDnkH
ltNe % piece uf spite
Brtt also handled Young rIrhntt I1th.
or roughly he said De Thought tne Dcu'
verito had his nerve 10 return Go ttli-
fornia after giving this country such a
black eye through the east
"Corhett never made any more money
that ho has made hcrc.' observed JIM
my "and yet hC has not Oulv otcn ibus.
Ing me. but telling his fncuis and tho
newspapers what BAD lot the 1ttVt
sons were. Now ! see hc Is CON rS hd X
among the thieves and robbers tu pick up
more money. What gall''
After today Britt Will do little on no
boxing for the hour Of battle is too near
az hand to take any chances with his
hands JImmy's weapons are none too
strong, as Il win be- recalled that he came
aged hIg right arm badly In hIs last light
with Corhett
There are not n few who believe that
Al Ierfords opposition 10 a local referee
was AN blum, and ,ht low down De
would not have taken 1u eastern Mln lf
Rr'tt had been Willing llyrf0rd Is going
10 h-! q chunk ON this rghl d'd THINKS
Ut Jhv rlugsitN hc wUl pt better ulrs.
The fight he thinks, viii referee i,yt
an Cans will WIN Inside of 'en 'Ouuds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

Paris Oct 30 The court-martIol OF
coils DauWIDh and Rolu and capia
Francois and MurcGghal charged with
using military funds ana otherwise in-
lluouclug witnesses against Droytus at
Beunas, Was continued today capt
Nurechal further explained the pur.
chase oft documents from me SPY known
Hs "Austorl.tz" and asserted that
throughout tine transaction be- bad
moroy done what be- conceived TO De IBIS
duty
capt Francois testified lcngth.ly to
the mtrIgue9 carried com boy 70 number of
Iulprupw and spies including Two Woe
men, Ills testimony did mot disclose
anything bearing directly ON the Droy-
us case. the witness saying that the
chief desire thou of the war office 9u-
lhoritias WAS 10 close up the Dwyfu5
Dgse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
"PENNY" GOSSIP,

Tho athletic entertainment 10 be given
by the Utah Social and Athletic club,
takes place this evening I'm the clubs gym,
on East Temple street
Before the Broadway Athletic club
Philadelphia Peter Maher has been
knocked out by Fred Cooley OF Chicago
Maher took the count after receiving a
body blow In the first round Press lis-
patch. Poor old Peter He holds the
worlds record Tor receiving knock.
outs
The varsity football team Is now In
Denver The party consists NJ l6 members
Of which "a are players The boys LETT
here an feeling well and confident NJ
making a grand showing against the Dem
verltes tomorrow afternoon, We hope the
boys win.
Portland baseball magnates are having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
on THE RACE TRACK,

Cincinnati. o.. oct 97-Latonia results
First race six muongs -Nestry won
Glad Smile second, Determination third
Time-llp.
Second race, five furlongs Frances Dill
Ion won Coniurer second, Juchitan third
Time-lOlh
Third race. mile and a dXtecnth-ldlC
won. u. T.. Moore second Beuckart third
Timc-l.i1a
Fourth race seven and half mrlongs-
Woodlavn Belle Won Florence Fonsl
second. Rachael Ward third. Timc-l:3jA
Fifth race. one mile ReQuItter won
Mai y. j. Carson second, Miss Doyle
third Timc-l ,i0A
sixth race. five and q half furlongs-
Rams Horn won, plkcr Clerk second. pr
Kcnney third Tlme--l.QSA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
Ns'P YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED
w constant Wearing Of a Ha, Promo.
gates oandruff Germs.

hats nr, ave many men who wear their
awake '.oug'aIly all the time when
shock ~ ' hS, are blessed with a heavy
same , NJ, mar yet n the scalps Of tbess
daHdmgy ' once became infested with
mulnbiv serns' the parasites would
BalSrpa'!y all The quicker for lack Of air
eult Is would cnsue as tbe Snai a." wy
Germs an1 v g,3 herpicide kills these
nbu6d,,i,1 stimulates unhealthy hair ia
am bsir as growth, Herpicide is a pleas.
cure ana 1,essing as well as a dandruff
juror"." qua contains not an atom Of I S'
drupvls,s Dustance. Sold by lead,n.
Mo ~ 5' Ts Send Toe. in stamps for sa,,,
T. @ A. I ne ne ,Herplcjde CO.. Detroit Mioh
A. l. Drug Co. Special Hgo,,, S', co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
BRITT STRIKES BACK.
'''" a Few Rhetoric wallops at Pierce
And Young Corhett.

Or 'lsg ly BRIT was in bad temper the 9th.
bsSal Nhen be read what Billy Pierce
Ioo c " say about his coming fight with
EluSs,ai1 Ihe story that enraged James
''VS..,a WAS the same published I'm the
~ onIsa "a l,W days ago. Jimmy was prot-
w MAD when he said. w " '' NV
,be WS'uppose mat the only way TO givc
lave ~. 70 may fellow Pierce Is FOR me 10
ihst J uly mead knocked on. II looks ne II
cans gtytld be the only way for me 10 es.
Is PolSes you can say that nothing like IL
viii o5d occur II can beat Cans [
o. I rsn WV beat him Just as quickly
this Il n. ~ lohg as ] have been fghtinr
Wo hrst time | have been accused
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
nOINGs In 81 ZONE.

81. Louis oct gi-pelmar results.
First race, sis and hall furlongi
scllnr-Dusky Secret won Flori second
FBnnette third iTmc--lg3la
Second race, five and @ hali furlongs
Ord. Afgosv third Time-l .0Sia
Third race. six and o hllt furlongs
selng-Anways Faithful won NIueland
second. orc Il third Timc-l.2
Fourth racc. six OrlQugs handicap
Alden won. Oudou second FolliOs Berge'
third Tmc-l:l3h,
Erin race, mile and seventy yards
purse-Mafalla won Inguldthritt second
Taby Tosa third Time--:iHt
selling George Vivian won Guadnlqulv'
er second William i il third. Time
9,Uib
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

Jack clifford has broken loose again llc
wrote the following 100 the Butte NoNe,
which will be read with interest here.
Sporting Editor News.
see that Kld Goodman is waiting
iur q match to turn up and iust to- save
him time and make him money ! VIII
,ter him the following proposition.
WIN Hgl, him at l8 pounds rlng7do
az amy tim. on at amy place De- may
II do uot defeat him TN % rounds ho
shall take th, entire purse or gate lc-
criIts
IL do defeat him within % rounds
win Lkc tim 60 per cent NJ the purse ol
gdto receipts
Goodman is properly a lightweight and
! am ohCIirg 10 fight him ot the onlsl'e
JACK CLIFFORD
In addition TO his challenge to Good.
man. clifford announces that he WIll
fight anyone ln the world at lj tlNg-
side. or nc 1885, And De- doesn't bar
color lie says he De- willing to fight
anything from pure white through tho
different shades of brown DO black
rdwbUy-unythlng that can make
the weight will do aud Dee would De
particularly grateful Toy "a match with
Young RUFF Tuutr who I- being sIdv-
stepped by nearly all OF The good ones
ON the coast
A match between Goodman ana ClIf.
ford would undoubtedly draw well Dc
Goodman should feel warranted I'M maxi
ing the match at the weight simulated
clifford has fought often m Montana.
has always won his battles and has
made "a reputation for milling Il Ike
hcnd every minute ho Is In the RING.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
LEnIsLATIVF TICKET-
COUNTY TICKET.

For County Commissioners For Long
Term william j. Horne Of Granger For
Short Term stephen Hays. " salt Lake.
For County Clerk-Albert j. Scare Of
Salt Lake
For Count, RecoYder-Orson p Rumel
OF salt Lake
For County Assessor-Bamey b. quinn
Of Salt Lake
For County Attorney Henry c. Lund
Of salt Lake.
For County Shprn-Arthur r. Cum
mugs, Of sugar Ward,
For County Treasurer--L. H. Young Of
Salt Lake
For County Suryeyor-A II Rock ~
Bingham Junction
For County AudItor-G b. BlakolE
County supt Of Schools-Jamos + Moss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28
EVENTS AT WORTH

Chicago oct 21.-Worth results.
Frat race six fuTluUgs- Beautiful ana
Best won Marshal Sea second, Corbletts
BAY third Timc-l.li 49,
Second race, six furlongs- Logisulla
won Dr. Lego second, simplicity thlrd
Time-ll32-j.
Third race, one and an eighth miles =
Niaxus won Rankin second, Bard OF
Avon third 1'imc-Ld %.
Fourth race, one mile -- Lady Joceyn
won. sir BHllar second. Huzzah third
Time-l;D1-j,
Flfth race. six furlougs--Iyan the Ter
riblo won, Gold Enamel second Golden
Rule third Time-lll i-5.
Sixth race one mlle-Mad Mullah won,
Brand New second, MeIsterslnger third
Time-i;lO2 -5.
ELM RIDGE SUMMARY.
Kansas city Mo, oct 2I.-Elm Ridge
First race. five and half fur
longs -MndanaO won. CanOnicus second
February Blue third. Time-l0N4
Second race. four and half fnrlongs-
Lydia Wrousman won Blaze van Sec
ond. Miss Kinsey third Time-:NA
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles
Baikal won. MAY Holiday second Hans
Wagner third. Tlme-ii1h St. Tam
many finished second but was dlsQuali'
fled.
Fourth race. ono mile J'orci won WI
liam Wright second ia Ban third. Time
--i.3eA
Wnh race. five and a half furlongs-
Precious Stone won W r. Condor sec'
ond. Americana third. Time-l06h.
Sixth race, I've furlongs- Adarc won
Lurctta second, Harvester III third
Timc-lO0A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

Seattle. Wash. OCT 21-soattle- San
Francisco game postponed on account Of
fog
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

Portland. or. oct G.-Hard hitting
and perfect fielding by the visitors aud
Ioose hitting by the home team enabled
los Angeles 10 revenge Itself for the
pltlands victories during the past two
days lberg was pounded for twelve hits.
two Of them being home runs, and the
other two base hits. while the hits
an Newton were harmless or badly scat
tered score
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-28

r. H. f..
iplland 'n' Dol" ''t' ',,,o'u,"V
A'' Angeles ''s''' .'''' '''',.,,,,r.V II u
hiteres-lberg and steelman; Newton
and Spies
Umpire Brown
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07
REnARKABLE TWINS
Phoenix Has First Pair Ostrich Chicks
 Ever Matched From One Egg.

The most remarkable pair of twins that ever saw the light in Arizona, or in the world as far &s known were welcomed on Monday morning at the Phoenix ostrich farm. They are a pair of ostrich chicks both having common origin in a single egg.
 On Sunday night there was matched at the farm, seventeen chicks from six teen eggs. The incident is certainly the first of the sort ever known to oc- eur among ostriches and there is notE ing freakish about it, both birds being perfectly formed and seemingly healthy. giving promise of full matur- ity and long life.
 The matching of freaks and mon strosities, such as birds with double heads, four legs, or both, is of frequent occurrence among birds of various kinds and especially among chickens. Rather it is more frequently noticed among chickens though that perhaps is due to the great number raised. But with these ostrich chicks there is no connecting ligament or tissue, nothing in fact that is unusual, except that there are two of them where there real ly ought to be only one. This is anoth- CT achievement for the climate of Ari- zona, a demonstration of its effect OH the productiveness of everything in the sun kissed land. in both the animal and vegetable kingdoms.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07
TRACE OF A Tn1EF
Learned of the Man Who
 Stole a Horse of Col. Hedser.

For the first time something was learned yesterday of the horse and cart stolen from Col. T. T. Hedger last until yesterday that the property had actually been stolen. The outfit was brought to town on Friday by a man by the name of Vance who had been lately employed by Col. Hedger. Vance had been given an order for groceries which it was afterward learned he had purchased but did not take away. On the afternoon of the day he came to town he went to L. T. Mansfield, a friend of Col. Hedger and tried to bor- row some money but was refused. About four o'clock in the afternoon he took the horse and cart out of the cor ral in which he had left it and was not seen afterward. Vance had been drinking and it was thought that he might have driven out into the coun- try and have become confused; in that case the outfit would be heard of some where. Descriptions of the property and the man were sent out by the sheriffs office.
 A. D. Zander, who came up from the Buckeye country on Monday night. said that on Saturday he met Vance driving the horse and cart about twenty miles west of the city. He was passing north of the Buckeye settle ment evidently heading for California intending to cross the river at M'Mil- lan's ferry.
 There was no way to head him off at
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07
A WARRANT FOR 4 WITNESS
P. K. Hickey, Accountant, Is Badly
 Wanted at Globe.

\ bench warrant is impending over criminal but on the contrary a sort of quasi public inquirer into the crooked ness and carelessness of others For years he has been employed by citi- zens' and other committees to look in- to the financial affairs of counties It will be remembered that he did that in this county last spring and summer and much commotion was raised there by.
 Before he had finished his task here the board of supervisors of Gila coun- ty sent for him and he spent some weeks in looking over the affairs of tho an apparent shortage of something more than s9,000 in the accounts of the present treasurer, H. c. Hitchcock, and going back still further he found a shortage of nearly the same amount in the accounts of the predecessor of MT. Hitchcock, Hon. A. H. Morehead.
 It did not appear and MT. Hickey so stated it at the time that either of these gentlemen had Intentionally de- frauded the county of Gila out of a cent. But it did appear that that there was altogether about $19,000 which ought to have been paid into the coun- ty treasury during the administrations of these gentlemen which had not been paid in. It seemed that both Of them had been too lenient in the matter of the collection of taxes from people who could not afford to pay and then there
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

was certain carelessness in the way they kept their accounts.
 MT. Hickey having made his discov- cry and lis statement came away thinking that his work had been ac- complished; there seemed nc, good req son why he should further intrude himself into the affairs of Gila county.
 But the grand jury of that county met last Monday and some time before that there was received at the office of the sheriff of this county a subpoena for MT. Hickey. When the writ was served on him Mr. Hickey made de- expenses. The sheriff had not been authoized by the authorities of Gila county to pay anything and no furtE- CT attention was paid by MT. Hickey to the summons.
 Yesterday afternoon MT. Hickey re- ceived from the district attorney of Gila county, George R. Hill, the fellow ing menacing message: Start imme- diately; usual fees will be paid. Get here tomorrow night or bench war rant will issue"
 The threat of a bench warrant nat urally stirred up MT. Hickey and he called at the office of the sheriff to see if arrangements had been made to handcuf him and take him to Globe. Finding that no authorization for his arrest had been received there he wir- ed MT. Hill as follows: willing to come; sick; unable to procure means; send sheriff $50" At a late hour last night there had been no reply to the message.
 Speaking Of the shortages in the ac- counts of tre treasurers of Gila coun- ty MT. Hickey said that they had come about in the same way that the defici- ency had occurred in the office of the
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07
PERSONAL.
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, Those registering al the Commercial hotel yesterday were: F. NJ. Stro- bridge, San Francisco r. J. Hoffman Tucson; H. M. frillman, Chicago; Don Bowen, Mayer; George F.. Brown. City A. c. Mcqueen, Mesa: Mrs. NJ. Francis, Wickenburg; B. D. Stephen, Congress l.. P. Thomas, Jr., Cincinnati.
 John Reilly left this morning via the Santa F'e for Chicago.
 The following named were among the passengers leaving last night via the M. & F. railroad: l. F. Harvey for Douglas; F.. s. Mar5urg for Douglas i: Mrs. G. Hulst, J. W. Vaughn for Los Angeles; Rev. O. B. McGuire for Ei Paso.
 Those registering at the Hotel Ad- ans yesterday were: F. P. Ferguson. Cincinnati; J. F. Mcguire and wife. Dillingham;. Wash; w. w. McDoweil. Chas. De Land, St Louis; F. L. Burns. Prescott; James P. Harvey, Spokane; Jos. l. Roberts, Prescott.
 Those registering at the Ford hotel yesterday ere: Rudolph Levi. c. w. Clement, San Francisco; L. C. Kicker son, Wickenburg; J. B. Morgan and wife. Tucson; Joe Wilson, Los ARge- les; P. Swanson, New York; Signer Palma. Signor Ferullo, SfgnoF Buzzi. Signor Stoppek, E1lery's band.
 @----xt--
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07
COMFORTING WORDS
Many a Phoenix Household Will Find
 Them So.

To have the pains and aches of bad back removed; tc be entirely free from annoying. dangerous urinary dis orders is enough to make any kidney sufferer grateful. To tell how this great change can be brought about will prove comforting words to hundreds of Phoenix readers
 C. H. F'rence, electrician, Electric Light Plant, Prescott, Arizona, says: "I have had kidney complaint for some time indicated by backaehe, some Of the attacks being mild and others very acute, while the sharp twinges partic- nlarly when I un.ninkingly straight ened, to stoop or stTaighten after stooping were particularly evident. There were also other marked symp- toms of either weakened or over-ex- cited kidneys. particularly in the action and condition of the kidney secretions. An advertisement about Doan's Kid hey Pills led me to go to the BTisley Drug Co.'s store for a bOx. The treat nent proved to be the very thing 1 needed. It relieved the backache, coz reeted the action of the kidney secre- tiens in a short time and brought such positive benefit that my brother was induced to try the remedy. He receiv- ed as un&oub:ed benefits as l."
 Just such emphatic endorsement can he had rigkt here in Phoenix Drop into the Brisley Drug Co.'S store and ask what their customers report.
 For sale by all deS&ers. Price 50 cents. Forster -Milburn CN>., Buffa1o. N. B. sole agents for the UniSS5 5-States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

treasurer of Apache county of which the Republican told story last Sum day morning. Leandro Ortega had been treasurer of the county for one term and had been nominated by the republicans for a second term. He was so popular that the democrats despair ing of defeating him had endorsed his nomination. But before the election it was found that his accounts were short and another man was put in to fill out his unexpired term. He made no effort to procure bondsmen for the term to which he has been elected so that the man already appointed will probably be appointed by the supervisors for the next two years.
 Nobody believes that Ortega has stolen a cent from the county but it has been shown that he made the fa- tai mistake of being too lenient with people who did not find it convenient to pay their taxes.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

First Methodist Episcopal church Ladies Aid society will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles and home cooked foods. Oysters will De served and young ladies in Japanese costume will serve tea in the church parlors on Thursday and Friday afternoon and evenings, Dec. 8 and 9.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

The Walker stables, N. First avenue. New turnouts and good drivers. Tele- phone Red 1891. J. K. Walker, prop.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

that point as there is no telephone or telegraph line north of Yuma.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07
MRS. HAYES STUDIO OF MUSIC

Invitation recitals monthly. Musical history free. 907 N. Second street.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

Melczer has just received a carload of New York apple cider. Patrons visiting the store should ask to see ir.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

Estimates are invited on plans and specifications for carpenter work to be done on house to be built for William Evans on North First street. For fur ther particulars apply to W. R. Norton, architect, Stenegger block.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

Dr. ". NJ. Bell will occupy office in the new Yantilburg building No. 40 North First street. Thelephone Main 36. After Dec. 5.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold a sale of useful and fancy ar ticles, also cooked food and candy, in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 13, at ? o'clock. Cake and coffee will be served during the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

At family reunion Thanksgiving dia- ners, the display Of cutlery at each plate is not as long by a third of a yard as if the feast were givsn for outsiders--Aechison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1904-12-07

Why do people always laugh at a newly married couple? Whats the joke.-Atchison Globe.