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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
They Try to Run Rabbits and Queei
the Trail.
(Wilkesboro Chronicle.)

The News and Observers structures
upon the "hell hOles"-houses of i'll
fame--in Raleigh are on the right line
and will do good in the work of cleans
ing the filth from that otherwise good
city. Why the other daily Raleigh pa
pers should take issue with the News
and Observer in the matter we can
see, unless they just want to be con-
trary for the sake of cOntrariness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
A Parable For The Police.

Durham Herald.
If Raleigh hell-holes are not closed
up they will perhaps turn the tree
advertising they have been getting to
good account
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

"How pleasant it is for brethren tt
dwell toether in harmony to TN
Press convention.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Twenty-Five years practice and
caught at the end would indicate that
Senator Mitchell did not improve his
opportunities to learn caution.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

There is a disease in Raleigh which
turns negroes white. Yet they are
still "colored" citizens.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Mr.. Wallace can lay no bid to fame
for having been after the mere lu-
cre''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

The Charleston News and Courier is
roasting the Army and Navy Journal
because the latter reminds the people
of Charleston of the controversy grow
ing out of Sumpter, and wakes sar-
castle at the complaints made by the
people of that city over the transfer of
two popular engineer officers in charge
of the government work. In long
editorial the News and Courier shows
that the trouble arose over the fact
that the two officers concerned were
removed because they insisted on hold
ing one of the contractors strictly to
his agreement. Whatever the inward
meaning may have been, that YVES
really the cause of the transfer of the
officers as admitted by the department..
After all the country is not yet ready
for another Captain Carter episode.
whatever the Navy Journal may think
OF Sumpter as a present day argu-
ment.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

Lots of religion is scarcely a salts
factory substitute for a fire escape.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06

1t is sometimes easier to remember
than to forget
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-06
LET THERE BE A SEARCHING IN
VESTIGATION.

When Rogers and Sorrell were an
swering the rule for contempt of court
issued against them by Judge Moore
for seeking to unduly influence the
Gattis-Kilgo suit in favor of the de-
PENDANTS, special counsel were engaged
by the county to assist the State IN
bringing out the facts
This course was rendered necessary
by reason of the peculiar circum-
stances in which both the Solicitor and
the County Attorney were placed
through their professional connection
with the defendants, the Solicitor be-
ing of counsel in the case at bar
and the County Attorney being counsel
for Mr.. Duke in many other interests.
AS these facts still subsist and as
there is only the Solicitor to prosecute
the case for embracery against these
men which will be passed upon by the
Grand jury next week, we suggest
that the employment of special coun-
sci to assist the State would be most
proper OF course no one would ex-
press a doubt but that the Solicitor
would do his duty, but the case is
one of such vital Importance and 1t
is SO desirable that there should be a
full investigation of the sort to bring
out the true facts i'm the case, that we
take it that he would be among the
first to endorse the suggestion.
AS we have before stated, we are
without animus against either Rogers
or Sorrell. The circumstances in their
case argue that they were but minor
characters operating under the direc-
ton of men guiltier than they and
more deserving of punishment. Who
these men are is yet d. question with
out a clew to the answer. And the
only hope of finding them is to prose-
cute the embracery cases with the
greatest vigor and to obtain every
available shred of evidence. To this
end, the county will do it's duty and
act best for its own protection by see
ing that the State is represented by
able and jealous counsel who are not
remotely interested in the Catfish ilgo
case or by close personal friendship
for either party to that cause.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr. Bright. an expert horsesnoer and
blacksmith from Los Angeles, went to
work ON c. NJ. Mullen's shop yesterday
Mr.. George Tiffany has returned
from a visit to his old home in Utah.
I s. Allen from Arlington came to
town today to spend a few days. He
says the country is very dry down
there as the canal IS not yet repaired
but viii be completed In time to fur
nish plenty of water for November.
H. NJ. Lewis Of Arlington is on the
way to Mesa with 142 mead Of steers
which he is driving up here to put on
pasture.
John Mckay passed through here to-
day on his way to Flotence. where he
goes to look after the completion of
his custom smelter.
Mr.. Harper and family came down
from Prescott today. Mr.. Harper has
been in Prescott for some time. but
will probably locate at or around Mesa
A social was given Saturday night
at the home of F. D. Pomeroy in honor
of T. z. PomeroX, who is in Mesa on
a brief visit, and Hiram Morris and
Iona Rappleye, who recently arrived
from Big Horn. Wyoming, for a short
stay. About sixty people We're pres
ent and the evening was spent in
games, etc. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
The VULTURE SUIT
The End of it Seemingly as Far off as
Ever.

When district court adjourned last
night the trial of the case of the New
Vulture Mining company against
Charles Kinsley and others was appar-
emily no nearer the end than ever. But,
as there must be an end of all mum
dane things, there is little doubt that
this trial viii some time come to a
conclusion. AS is generally known, the
suit is for the recovery of the old Vul-
ture mine and adjacent property,
which was relocated by KinsIey more
than a year ago. on the ground that
the assessment work for the year 1903
had not been performed. It is not
commended by the plaintiff that the
work was performed on all the various
claims, but that enough work was done
on one claim to cover the the whole
group of claims, and it was urged by
the plaintiff that that is the proper
way to work a group of claims, any
how.
The last witness of the day was
Vice-president Love, of the company
who lives in Chicago. He testified that
George w. Sanders was the superin-
| tendent of the company in 1903; that
he was paid a salary of 500 a month
for that year. as for former years
that he was allowed a place to live in
only for his own living, but for the
mine. Mr.. Love said that in that year
| Sanders was sabsent two months and
| that the salary for those months was
| deducted from the years salary. He
| testified that there had altogether been
| paid Sanders for that year So. 200, OF
which $1,000 was for his salary $4SC
for supplies for the mine, and the bal
ance for labor.
There were offered in evidence the
| receipted bills and vouchers and the
checks which Sanders had given COW
| ering the amount named by Mr.. Love
! Objection was made to the introduce
ton of these documents on the ground
that they had not been properly iden-
titled. The closing hours of the day
were taken up with arguments on the
| question of admitting these docu.
ments. Mr.. Love was able to identify
the signature of Sanders, but h,
could not, of course identify the sig
nature of those who had receipted TO
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
TEMPE
A STOLEN BRIDE.
A Newly Married Couple Separated
For a Brief Time.

In connection with the Wingar-
Archibald wedding in Mesa Monday
evening there was a great deal of good
natured fun in Tempe a short time
after the ceremony, in which the con-
tracing parties were active parlcl-
pants. They We're given a royal send
Off at the depot when the Maricopa
train left, but previous to that time
the bride and groom became separated
through the efforts of a party of Me-
sa friends. 1t seems that shortly after
the ceremony had been performed 4
party of prominent Mesaites, who had
already procured the big Holdren au-
tOmobile, took advantage of mo-
ment's careIessness on the part of the
bridegroom and during the one minute
of the evening when he did not have
his eye on her they took her by force
or persuasion, probably the former
and with the big machine sped on to
this place, where they took in the
town. in the meantime swelling the
party in the auto by adding several
Tempe people to the crowd. The poor
bridegroom was left to take care OF
himself as best he could, but Bert
Wingar. a brother of the bride, took
pity on him and brought him on 10
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

BRIDE KIDNAPPED.
An Incident of the Archibald Wingai
Wedding.


on Tuesday evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides parents, Harry
Archibald of Phoenix and Miss Mary
Wingar of Mesa We're made man and
wife. the Rev. Kloss of Tempe officiat-
ing. The ceremony was very simple
and was witnessed by the immediate
relatives only. Immediately afterward.
when the newly married pair were pre-
pairing to drive to Tempe to take the
IS. p train for the coast, Holdren's
automobile loaded with kidnappers
dashed up and carried off the bride
in a wnirl of dust and gasoline. After
a wild chase the groom overlook the
pirates. but not before the arrival at
Tempe where all mloaded to advise
the passengers for Maricopa that they
had a bridal party on board. The
usual Identification by old shoes, rice,
baling wire and ribbons on the lug
gage secured Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
at least as mucn advertising as they
wished at such a time. Mr.. Alfred
Schaefer. who by report is the defeat
ed candidate. was host and the rest of
the party Included DR.. 4. J. Chandler,
Mrs C. NJ. Domonds, l. V. Fenner, w.
Tracy Smith, Orros HOldren, Don Nc
/ Queen. c. Baldwin, Miss Burt, Miss
Nina Metz and H. H. Heaston.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
NAMES OF THE CHIEFS
List OF Heads of Departments OF the
Territorial Fair.

1t will be an excellent idea for ev-
cry resident of the territory who lives
outside OF Phoenix to cut this out and
paste it in his hat or other convenient
place. if he is one of the people of the
territory who want to boost the fair
And it is assumed that that includes
every resident, man or woman, Of ma
ture age The following is the list Of
department heads, as il has been ar
ranged. complete with a single eXcep-
ton, the mining department.
There is nothing of interest but that
can be shown in one Of these depart
ments and the value of this list is
that any person desiring to send an
exhibit, or induce others to, may by
reference, see at once with whom he
should open correspondence, If cores
(pondence be necessary. The head of
the mining department WI be an
nounced as soon IS possible, and in the
meantime, any correspondence that
should require the attention of n de-
partment head, will, of course. be re-
ferred to the proper officer by Super
intendent Clark. The departments are
/ lettered A, Is, G, etc, and when neces-
sary there are auxiliary divisions. The
/ departments and heads are as follows;
A. Horses and Nules-W. w. Cook
Phoenix.
b. Cattle. beef breeds - Watson
I PickreH, Tempe.
b. Cattle, mich breeds-Ralpl
, Quinn, Phoenix.
c. Swine-C. NJ. Baum. Phoenix.
| D. Sheep and Goats-H. c. Lockett
/ Flagstaff.
Z. Poultry and Pigeons - c. B
/ Wood. Phoenix.
F. Apiary-William Losing, Phoe-
nix.
! G. DaiTy-EmOry Kays, Phoenix.
/ H. Woman's Department-Mrs w
/ F. Nichols, Phoenix.
h. Needleworl1 division - Mrs
! Isaac T. Stoddard, Phoenix.
h. Domestic science division
/ Mrs. I. W. Collins Phoenix.
n. Art-Miss Caroline Trow
! bridge, Flagstaff.
! I. Government Exhibit-B. A. Fow
! Ter. Phoenix.
J. Education - A ]. Matthews
! Tempe.
X AgricuIture-v. A. Clark, Phoe
nix.
! L. Speed-W. L. Tiffany, Phoenix.
NJ. Permits and Privileges - 2. a
/ Tharaldson, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
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Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
REAL ESTATE MOVE IN MESA.

In the last week or ten days there
has been manifest a decided move in
real estate In Mesa, and the indications
are that in the near future there will
be a big demand for residence and
business property. Several properties
changed hands during the past few
DAYS and one lot on North Main street
sold at the rather surprising price Of
S45 per front foot which goes to show
which way the wind is blowing for
Mesa. If Mesa continues to grow as
the present conditions would indicate
and her population increases as rapid
" there would be an over demand for
rental property. and it seems to US that
the crying need of the city is for the
money men who own lots to prepare
for the probable demand by building
cottages for rent and to sell.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
The CADET DANCE.

The committee on arrangements
has secured the services of the Gou-
nod orchestra of Phoenix for its
dance next Friday evening. This as
sures tLst-class mUsI-, fo2- that Or
chestra has a reputation to sustain
and it is sure to do it. No invita-
tions are being sent for the reason that
the members of the club have no in
vitati1n list, but it is proposed that
all WHO attend register at the door,
and in this manner a good list Will
be secured and one that Will be alive
and not have on it half the names of
people who have left the country.
Names can be added to it then as
newcomers arrive in the country. It is
PLANNED to make this dance one of the
best. and no expense will be spared.
Kodak finishing, cheap, Tempe Cal
ilery.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
a BABY GIRL,

Ben Pearman supplied the smokers
of Tempe with cigars yesterday gratis
and was glad Of the privilege, for yes
terGay morning he acquired the title
OF papa. 1t is a girl who tips the beam
at e. en- nine pounds. Both mother ard
child are doing nicely.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
. TAXES COMING IN.

The property holders of Tempe are
responding to the tax assessment re-
Gently levied in a way that is very
encouraging to those who hope to
have the work of combining Salt river
to its natural channel started in the
very near future.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
KEEPS CIGARS MOIST.

A NJ. Harmer yesterday received
from Anderson, Ind, a patented ar
rangement known as a ''hydrotele,
the purpose of which is the keeping OF
cigars in the case in a nice moist con-
dition at all times. 1t is so arranged
that the dampness can be controlled
thus assuring the cigars just the right
amount to keep them in good condt-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

Next Friday evening there will be a
shadow and box social at the Kyrene
school Iouse for the benefit of the
Christian Endeavor society. Extensive
preparations are being made for the
entertainment of those who attend and
a pleasant evening is assured all. a
cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
pERsnNAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Finch and Mrs. Dick
inson left yesterday morning on a
hunting trip, to be absent a day or
two.
Eli Sears left yesterday for Roose-
yelt with a load of supplies.
Mrs. II. s. Schaulis has returned
from Date creek, where she spent a
couple of weeks, the guest of Mrs
John Woolf
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

the bills. He was accordingly with
drawn, and the plaintiff today Will
produce the necessary Identification.
That means that several more unex-
pected witnesses will be brought in.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

" lille sewing on a machine yesTer-
day morling, Miss Helma Andre had
the misfortune t. run the needle
through one of her fingers, max ng a
very painful wound. DR.. Alexander
promptly dressed the injured member.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
THE REPUBLICANS PATTERN
10 CENTS EACH
BOYS SUIT 5o5e.

Never have small boys been more
becoming dressed than at present
Their masculine dignity is satisfied by
the trousers of such pretty little suits
as this one while the long blOuses
render them attractive to the locker
on. The model Illustrated is one of
the very new ones that is particularly
charming made in galatea, linen and
similar materials Of warm weather but
which also can be utilized for serge
and the like. shepherds check being
one of the very latest materials to be
so used. In the case of the model the
chevrons are applied on the front and
the left sleeve and gold buttons. so Civ
ing a general military air to the blue
linen which is sure to delight the small
man himself.
The suit consists of the trousers and
the blouse. The trousers are made in
genuine knickerbocker style, full at the
knees and open at the sides. The
blouse is novel and is made with cen
ter front and center back portions,
which are arranged over the side pOr-
lions and the under-faced edges make
the effect of wide tucls. The sleeves
are the favorite ones that are tucked at
the wrists and gathered at the should
ers and there is a belt at the waist
which can be of the material or of
leather as liked.
The quantity OF material required for
a child of a years. is IL yards 81
yards 80 or SIS yards A inches
wide.
The pattern 5O59 il cut in sizes for
boys of > and 4 years.
Cut this out and send with ten cents
to The Republican, Phoenix. Ariz., fill
ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

Tempe in search of the stolen bride
BY the time the train was ready to
leave the greater part of the residents
of the town We're at the depot well
supplied with rice, which was used in
a manner highly commendable. The
moment the train stopped, one oblig-
ing party in the crowd Informed the
passengers on the train that a bride
and groom were to be their fellow
passengers ard their kind care and
consideration was asked for en- route
to Maricopa and the main line. As the
train left, the rice was scattered to
such an extent that yesterday morn
ing the ground around the depot was
wllte and there was a threatened
rice famine in town.
Tn bride an groom, while married
in Mesa, have been residents Of Tempe
for a number of years and have a host
of friends here who took this coca
sion and this manner of expressing
their good wishes and congratulations.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
AID Society MEETINc.

The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregation church will meet with Mrs.
Harry Walker tomorrow afternoon at
the usual time.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
pnnI ExHIRITION.

A match game of pool has been ar
ranged to take place tonight at the
White House club pool rooms. There
will also be an exhibition of fancy
finger and cue work by ]. L. Dining.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
a EINGER HIIRT.

See the new % cal. automatic rifle
at Arizona Hardware & Vehicle Co.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
s2o.95 TO LOS ANGELES AND RE
TURN.

Via Santa Fe account w. c. #. L.
Dates of sale oct Is to p inclusive.
Limit Nov. 80. Through Pullman ser
vice. w. S. Goldsworthy, general
agent
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

He walked into a well kept restau-
rant and took away one of Saffells 25c
meals. He will call again.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

! ErectOrs and repairers of wind mills
and pumps. Bassett & Barker, 307 S.
! Twelfth avenue.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

Win the Ruby Flour Bread Prize
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
THE REPUBLICANS PATTERN
10 CENTS EACH
GIRLS BLOUSE WITH PLATED
SKIRT SIG.

Skirt ol1S.
Skirt and waist Of contrasting ma
terial are often exceedingly convenient
for. the little folk and this very smart
model enables them to be worn without
the over mature effect which IS apt TO
result from the regulation shirt waist.
In this instance the skirt is ON check
ed chaIlie while the waist is of white
Persian lawn trimmed with embroid-
erv. but there are, of course, countless
materials which are appropriate for
the skirt while the blouse can be OF
slightly heavier lawn if preferred
Again the model is an excellent one for
the dress of one materials and will be
found charming for the school days of
early fall if made from chalhe or some
similar light weight wool
The dress is made with the blouse
and skirt which are quite separate.
The blouse includes the tucked front
and the full sleeves and the fitted
body lining which can be used or omit
ted as materials renders desirable It
is closed invisibly at the center back.
There is a belt at the waist line and
another attached to the skirt, so that
the two can be buttOned firmly to-
gether The skirt is five gOred and is
laid in backward turning plaits which
give box plated effect at the center
front
The quantity of materil required for
a girl of ten is, for waist "a yards
p. , 1-2 yards 81 or 1 SIS yards A
inches wide; for the skirt 3 "a yards
y. . IS yards 80 or , yards A inches
wide
The pattern 5119 is cut in sizes foI
girls of 6, 8, 10 and u years of age.
Cut this out and send with ten cents
to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., fil'-
ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

Merryman and Moore, Undertaking
and Embalming, ia West Adams
street. Phoenix. Mill avenue, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
PATENTS.

PATENTS-Hazard & Harpham. Lod
Angeles. Send for free book on patents
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

! L. Speed-W. L. Tiffany, Phoenix.
NJ. Permits and Privileges - 2. a.
/ TharaIdson, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18

zoA PEoRA Co. 4o Free Distribution Dept Kalamazoo. McE
Arizona republican., 1905-10-18
a sHAnOW sOCIAL.

Kodak finishing, cheap, Tempe Gal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-12-16

was the AN heal plant, symbol of
health, wealth and prosperity. These
attributes are forgotten today, when
the luck Ct the mistletoe is only remem-
bered 10y lovers. HosteSses of today
are, for Il new thing. reviving the Old
time fancies. The conceit brings pleas
ure, gives amusement and does no
harm.
The very holly berries may form ii
curious mascot If used in one way A
crown or wreath must be made of them
in Imitation of the sacred crown OF
thorns. Berries red as blood must be
on this crown in plenty. and the wearer
must go alone at midnight to sit In the
church in the dark. Second sight will
be given 10 the wearer of that crown
and vision bestowed of weird things.
for into the church will walk that
Christmas midnight all of her friends
who shah die in the coming year. Fore
knowledge is given. And the holly
crown worn on the eve of Christmas
will give vision of spirit forms coming
in the air to sing their noel songs. The
beasts will be seen by the holly wear
er 10 lie down in worship. The crown
preserved for a year will give safety
from violence.