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Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
DEMOCRATIC GAINS

In many ways the results of the
recent elections in various parts OF
the country cannot but bn crafty
ing to the Democrats. In Cleve,
land, Ohio, where tho Republicans
had the backing of the national
administration, and of ALI the ele-
ments that oppose tho Democracy,
Tom Johnson, the grand old man
of municipality in this land, won
by larger majority than ever.
He made the fight almost alone,
and his platform was low street
railway fares. The people stood
by him and elected him to the po.
sition of mayor for the sixth time.
In New York city Tammany
was as usual triumphant, defeating
the united tickets Of Hearst and
the Republicans.
The Democrats elected the gov.
ernor of New Jersey.
Higgins, Democrat, was elected
governor of Rhode Island. The
Democrats also elected their can,
didate for governor of Maryland.
Edward R. Taylor, mocratic
candidate tor Mayor of San Fran.
cisco, was elected by large ma
jority, reversing that clty's poll
cies for the first time in many
years.
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,
held to their old time Republican
majorities, but that is equivalent
to saying that Holland votedDutch.
In most other parts of the country
the Democrats made heavy gains.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15

charge of a train loaded with dyna-
mite, and unfortunately while the
train was standing in the station
yard some straw in one of the
freight cars caught on fire. GAR
cia noticed it immediately and
frantic efforts were made to put it
out, but without success. Seeing
that the fire was gaining headway
and that an explosion at that
point, which was in the middle of
Nocazari, would cost hundreds of
lives, Garcia yelled to others to
get away from the train, and get
ting into the cab of the engine he
jammed on full steam, starting for
the open country, no doubt hoping
to get the train away from all
settlements before the explosion
and trusting to Providence to save
bis own life.
The grade is rather steep and
he had only made a mile wbeu
there was terrible detonation,
and dead and injured were scat.
tered around.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
Probate Notice

In the probate court of the
County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate Of
George Wright Todd, deceased.
Notice fer posting of settlement
of account.
Notice is hereby given that
Nellie Todd, administrators of the
estate of George Wright Todd, de-
ceased, has rendered and presented
for settlement, and filed in said
court, her final account Of her ad.
mlnlstration Of said estate; and
that Saturday, the 9th day Of No
vember, 1907, at 10 O'clock, a. M,
at the court room of said court, at
the court house in Solomonville,
Arizona, in said Graham county,
has been duly appointed by the
said court, for the settlement Of
said account, at which time and
place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file
his exceptions in writing to the
said account and contest the same.
Dated October 20, 1907
36.2t THEo SHIRLEY. Clerk
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15

been accumulating the past four
years and where the resources
were never in better condition,
"Do not talk distrust.
"Fear paralyzes mental and
muscular energy.
coincidence is the basis of busi-
ness.
"Witho hout confidence not q grain
of wheat would be sown, not a
tree planted nor an industrial
wheel turned.
"Do not sacrifice.
"1nvestments on a business basis
are all right, If you have with
drawn money from circulation, it
is good tim, to roinvest it in in
terest'paying securities. 1t is a
buyers market. Or, putt where
1t can be used in carrying on the
business of your section. The
amount of money available for re.
serve with your banker has an in
fiuence on volume of credits.
Remember the financial condi-
tion of the individual depends on
the financial condition of the com
munity in which he lives.
"Selfisb boarding of money in
times like these is short sighted,
foolish policy, tending to check
our forward movement by inviting
business stagnatiou. Go about
your business in normal way.
Bring your money out of the dark.
Do it as matter of intelligence if
better motives do not prompt.
The hoarders of the east, it they
did not cause the situation there,
supplied its most dangerous ele-
ment.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15

A large crop of oranges has
been successfully produced near
Phoenixs This marks the begin
ming of the end of CaIifornia's
complete control of the orange
market. Many parts of Arizona
are adapted to the growing of
citrus fruits and in time this will
become a great industry in our
territory.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
Nitst puDilcauon Oct 2l-Sl
Notice Of Election

Upon petition signed by a majority Of the
heads OF families residing in duncan school
District Number 2, in the County of Graham
Territory of Arizona public notice is hereby
given, 70 the residents and qualified voters OF
said district That there will be an election
held IN the school house OF said duncan school
District Number ,, in the County OF Graham,
territory OF Arizona, Saturday, November 9th
A. D. 1907 for the purpose OF voting bonds 10
build new school house.
The names Of the judges 10 conduct said
election are J. d. Boone, W. r. Wit and A Il.
Hobbs.
Polls VIII be open between the hours of 0
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m.
The amount OF said bonds shall be Four
Thousand (siO0O00) Dollars. of the denomina.
ton OF One Hundred Siu0C0) Dollars each; aud
shall draw interest at the rate OF seven per
cent u per cent per annum
said bonds shall run for period OF Twenty
,2O) Years from the date Of issue,
Dated this 18Th day OF october A D., 1907.
JOHN EVANS, Clerk
\. W. TANLoR Trustee
J. 4. Tone Trustee
OF Duncan ScbuOl District no 2
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
A LATTER DAY HERO

We are accustomed to write and
talk of the heroes of history, but
incidents often happen in these
prosaic days that prove the heroic
spirit has not entirely died out.
AT Nocazari, A, IT,, one day last
week, one Jesus Garcia, gave up
bis life to save the lives of many
others. He was an engineer in
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
First publication Nov. 1-6 times
Summons

In the Justice Court, No. / precinct, county
of Graham. Territory of Arizona.
Reynolds, plaintiff
VS.
I Baraio, defendant
Action brought in the Justice Court of MOL
precinct, in and for the county of Graham, in
the Territory OF Arizona.
In the name of the Territory of Arizona:
To 7 Baraio, defendant greeting
You are hereby summoned and required TO
appear In an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court
Of No. precinct, In and for the county of Gra-
ham, in the Territory of Arizona; and answer
to the complaint filed in said Justice Court at
Stafford, in said county, within five days ex-
elusive of the day of service, after the service
upon You af this summons, If served within
this precinct but if served without this pre-
cinct, but within the county, ten days; if
served out of the county, fifteen days; In all
other eases. twenty days, or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you.
Given under my hand at Stafford, this 29t h
day OF f0csober, 1907.
WB FONDA,
Justice fthe Peace Of said Precinct
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15

In the probate court OF the
County of Graham, Territory of
Ar,nnp.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
First publication oel Is
Desert Land, Final Proof Notice
for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

United States Land Office az Phoenix, Arizona.
October no, 1907
Notice is hereby given that Amelia Ann
Sisson, wife of Wil,iam II SiSson, sentenced
for life in Territorial Prison at Yuma,
Arizona, of Stafford, Arizona, has filed
notice of intention TO make ploof en-
her desert land claim No. $40 for the
Lots and 4, rec 5, Tp9 S, X 26 East before
Albert Cotton. U, $. Commissioner. atSafford,
arizona. on November 10, 1907.
she names the following witnesses TO plove
said land:
Lee eroshears, Thomas Fisher, Morrel
Snow, John short, all OF Stafford. Arizona
LYMAN w WARHFiEID
Register.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
First publication octls
Notice for Publication
DErARrMENr oF - INrERIoR

Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
Oct y 1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Joseph w. Bier
man, OF Bsbee, Arizona, has Il cd notice OF his
intention 10 make hnal Ave year proof In sup
port OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No
$50 made May 9, 1906, for the sW Il sE u and
81 sM 4. See 81 TIP n SOUTH 4 26 n and
>W = NE Z and lot ?, section 6, township ~ :,
Tange 70 E, and that said proof viii be made
before L 5. Commissioner stanford al BlShee
Arizona, on November 10, 1907
lie names the following witnesses u prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of the land, viz:
Frank Z, Blackman, Thomas Hogan, John
Eppich. James G. Callaghan, all Of Bfsbee, Ariz
LYMAN w. WAKEFIBLD,
Register
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
First publication Oct. IS 1907.
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
land oAeoo "a Ih,.,gx a..-...
Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.

Oci 9, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Jennie Synder,
OF Blue, Arizona, has filed notice of her inien-
ton to make final FIVE year proof in support of
her claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. s97 made
July 30, 1907, for the NE \ Sc Z, sec IL, NV u
SW = and w y NV Y Section i2, township
N, range 81 east, and that said proof will be
made before j, +. cleveland U. S. Commits
sioner, at Morenci, Arizona, on Nov. 10, 1907
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, the land, viz:
Charles Thomas, James henry Jones, both Of
Blue, Arizona; Joseph Hampton Toles Cosper,
Hugh Mckeen, both of Benton Arizona.
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
Register.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
First Publication Oct Is. l@7
Notice For Publication.
OF THE INTERIOR.

bSA -hAN AA'A VI Ah1 An nAGhiOnt
LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX, ARrz.
Oct. 3, 1897,
Notice is hereby given that Thomas J. Me-
Atee of Stafford, has filed notice Of his intention
to make final FIVE year proof in support OF his
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. sso0 made
September "a, 1900. forthe NE x Me- Z, Sec 80:
NV y NV n, Section So, township SIS, range
26 east, and that said proof VIII be made before
y ). Commissioner, Albert 7. Cotton. at
Stafford, Arizona, on November 10, 1907
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, the land, viz:
William Birdendoli Fonda. william Bratton,
naniel Jasper Sparks, William Sparks, all of
Stafford, Arizona.
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
Register.
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15
First Publication Get Is
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Lapi Office at Phoenix Arizona,

Oct. 9. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Morris Brenner
of Stafford, Arizona, has filed notice of his in
tention TO make iinal Eve year proof in sup
port Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No
4l61 made May 3, 1902. for the SEK Sw 4 and
W y Sc 4 and SW Z NE u, section IL town
ship s. range 26 +, and tha, said proof viii be
made before U. 5. Commissioner, at Stafford,
Arizona, On November 49, 1907.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, the land. viz
Jacob ID Hartzler, Lehi smithson, Frank
Paxton, Allen 4 Barnette, all OF Stafford, Ariz
LYMAN w WAKEFIELr.
Register
Graham guardian., 1907-11-15

A Nebraska man tried to live on
o diet of peanuts, and died in two
weeks. 1t is dangerous to believe
all the health cranks tell you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-21

as his father, and by his pupils, Fra
Gulelmo Agnelh. "a Dominican monk,
and Arnolfo, creator Of the Florentine
duOmO.
Pisano built many churches, but Il
was not until he turned his attention
TO sculpture that he found his true yo-
cation. He is known as the father Of
modern sculpture, and II his Madonnas
look very much like Greek goddcsses
perhaps 10 is because he was not above
adapting 10 his uses the models he
found on the antiques which he
studied There is 20 this day In the
Campo Santo Of Pisa q tomb built Of
ancient marble fragments whereon
may be seen classic version Of the
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the daughter of the Lord ana Lady
knollys who are $50 prominent and
popular iu the intimate court circle
A story attaches 90 Dor quaint Chris
uan name of Louvima % WAS In
vented hy the queen OF Norway once
Princess Maud OF Wales She inslated
mat me hahya name should show how
devoted were Che Nngs daughters 10
Lord hnollya. who bad served the court
so long and ao faithfully 80. Lou be-
ING me hlsi syllable of Louise. vi the
nfst syllable of Victoria ana Ma Inc
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legend Of Hippolytus and Phaedra
Several figures i'm this are Identical
with those on the famous pulpit In
deed, the Virgin I'M one scene Is a copy
of "A goddess and in another of the
lovely Phaedra His son. Giovanni
Pisano, followed simply in his foot
steps, built churches made many
copies OF the famous pulpit and exc
cuted bas-reliefs and statues Of the
Madonna. One Of the most famous of
these was the costly Madonna in ivory
which adorned the 800 form altar
Of the cathedral at Arezzo This had
casket on its breast i'm which We're
stored the offerings of Jewels made by
deVout penitents Many Of the early
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renaissance sculptors, like those Of the
Greek school which they followed. col
Ored their work in imitation of nature.
Some of the tinted bas- reliefs look all
most like paintings The school of
Luca della Robbia produced the love-
Hest effects in this line. Luca had
been apprenuced 20 "a goldsmith, as
were so many painters and sculptors
of the time 10 was not a bad training,
for tie medieval goldsmith was more
accomplished and versatile person
than his modern representative. He
designed and made lovely enamels.
decorated the gold and silver plate OF
the rich and noble with coats Of arms
or other devices and made the embossed
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chalices used I'm the service OF the
altar such things Of beauty that today
they are almost priceless To accom-
plish an this the goldsmith had 20 I'M
derstand drawing and designing, cary
ing and modelling He did on a small
scale what the artist and sculptor did
on large one Luca della Robbia rs
said also TO have received some of his
training from GILBERT the designer Of
those wondrOus bronze doors TO the
baptistery OF Florence of which Michael
Angelo said that they were worthy
10 Doe the doors Of paradise" Lucas
commissions in marble brought him
much credit. but little money. and, be-
ing, like most Of his craft In those days,
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Britain m April ri last yerr during
her engagement ta lord Graham. who
H tHr eldest Hnn or il. Duke M Mun-
uosH lady Mary Uma into pr1mi-
hence Dos reason ol lH. active assst-
a".' winch she gave t0 the marquis
Dob i'- "..0tonp.rIuF work as uulouist
,andiaH'. for the Eye division of suf-
I'.h IH. marquis was unsuccessful
iNI 'H. contest became kn0Wn as
lady Mlnr election
Iho iion LouFima knouy- is one of
ihls years London dcbunutca. She is
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very entertaining 90 read thc squlbDlcs
between those Who baNoyo chat women
"anuu|d spend choir lives f1r human
Hhr.ck chat their place is somewhere
between the nursery and the kitchen of
me home
There might br "a happy medium. of
course. but woman is am extremist bee.
fore everything D.He.
A very buiny writer of the name of
Charlotte pwhHs Gilman started the
discussion, uu0 D believe she meant
nothing more dr.dr than to relieve
woman from -.me of her dwdeory
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man, and honorary captain of the nre
brigade of Copenhagen. Most off the
large nres md hor on hand early clad
Dob oli comprising gossamor and IIb-
her boots Last. bat. considering ben
ranl by uo means least sho Dr. moro
than suspected of being RI Socialist
The queen of Portugal is hHr cousin
Tho Marchioness az Graham as Indy
Mary Hamilton, thc only Daughter 0f
the twelfth Duke az Hamilton 1874. roe
puted 90 be the richest heiress iu Great
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ing dish is pull Tuv "a rhafH9 d.fh
ed out again hats ON
Her lobster la .,
Newburg has made us many polll.'
friends for her husband al Mars ii'D'
mas famous corn beef hash ala
So. you See there ls hope Tor eF'''
one.
II you are not pretty d you nave ~,
accomplishments. b. you are neither -
coquctto nor good converse ~ o'.'''
why buy "a channg dish, that's Ah'
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first letters OF Maud. she was named
in honor ~ tho three princeases
Nine Albani considers that mo other
country can compare with England as
the home of patrons OF musical artists.
Among other amusemcnts ui some
social gatherings is a Cinderella com-
petition. "a pair OF ombroldr 'ed Turkish
slippers bning presented 90 tho lady
guest who "a found to be- wearing mo
smallest shoe.
The mother Of naughty children can
hardly expect much attention socially
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for there o. always "a fear that she N ','
bring one of the spoiled darllngs WIN
hcr whom she comes 90 make ah 'N'
formal Ylslt
Wives and daughters of Chinese no.
blomen are competing with each oihrl
as to who shall quickest learn i"'',s'
languages ana thcy hold many
panles Tor the purpose of coinp"l'N'
prngreaa. ...r.
only one. on AN average out ui
thousand married couples live 90 ''"
bratc thcil golden wedding,
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democrat. he pondered long on a
way TO bring profit 10 the artist and
art to the people by reducing both the
labor and cost Of material, He found
IL In his famous glazed terra cottas,
which were as durable as stone An
gels. lovely children and the Madonna
and Child under various guises were
his favorite subjects. one OF the most
beautiful OF all Luca della Robbias
works Is the Madonna Between the
Lilies made to adOrn house on the
Via del Agnolo The Madonna and
Child Of San Pierino is also very
lovely The bronze doors Of Florences
famous duOmo are from his hand, and
you will also find him well represented
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queen Victoria was present but ana
not miugle with Che guests. occupying
her accustomed place in the royal peW,
which is raauy Hem.Eallcry
Princess Wa.dmar the wife OF tho
youngest brother of the present King of
Denmark ls one of the most "ad-
vancod' and independent women ln
Europe licr father was the Duke 0f
Charities and she was trained n tne
strict traditions Of Tie Bourbon family.
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SOME INTERESTING WOMEN.

Quoon AI0N1UITl WlH mInIDd IN
pure white and wore aomc beautiful
jeWcIa. chief of which were "a parure
of diamonds aud pearls given by the
Bridegroom, and inc diamonds given
hy the city 0f London. which cost $780,
goo Aa ia usual with au royal brides
lh England. hon majesty wore some
myrtle rprisa from "a bush growing in
Nns royal gardens at Frormore Her
HAlh MAS borne ~ eight brideamaids
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NJ m n m ID % N
straight up ia
the wind giving
her the air Of
an angry cocka-
tOOH
The klmono
sleeves are
lovely. but on
short wasted
woman when
they are bunch
cod into O. two
inch rIrdlc ola.
me Oh, myi
Tho woman of
moderate opln
iou ls always
amused by tht
0uIrrels OF the
cNtrH ulHta
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Her One Accomplishment.

comes 10 con %
versation - en-
Joys "a tremen-
dOus popularity
because Of her
chatting dish
skill She is In
demand az every
bazaar and rec
ception ana stu
do entertain
ment in town.
She doesn [
know what Il Is
hardly 20 spend
an cvenin q
alone People
keep dropping
In. and the chat
ing dish Is pull
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EW YORK women are becom-
ing perfect copy cats"
n makes me cross.


dressmaker pronounced nattior blue TO
be the thing. behold, every woman
fair on sallow, is seen n f. ] counted
no fewer than ten gowns of this shade
at the theater the other night I'm the
half a dozen rows between me and the
stage
Some Of the tones are hideous too.
They are of the greenish cast SO per-
fectly disastrous TO the complexion iu
the evening light But even that doesn't
make any difference TO the average
woman hideous shade of blue is the
mcdowell, size must wear DO or be out
of fashion. "a thing TOO terrible 10 COM
template.
Then there's the enormous hat, which
Ia growing bigger every day Why does
the short woman always wear it and
have Do trimmed for the most part with
sty colored fancy lchickenD feathers
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There is no excuse for dirty children
NJ there is a nurse to wash their faces
and hands and mend their clothes.
Ii a woman has no better talent than
lecturing on silly subjects, personally
I'm in favor Of her staying az home,
and if she hasn't brains enough 10 hire
the right people 20 do IFS mental work,
why by all means. let her do II herself
But II a woman has both talent and
brains. why let her not be frightened,
say J.
Food For Reflection.
And by the way. while ! am verglng
upon woman's right, here Is an incident
which is food for reelection:
During recent political campaign
tao rivals for office fought each other
bitterly Every name and every story
possible was dragged in until every one
thought a personal fist fight imminent
Then the election came and one man
was defeated. OF course. He Immediate
by wrote fine letter Of congratulation
to the man he had been so bitterly OPP
posing and the successful candidate
answered Il by most cordially thank
ing him FOR his good wishes.
! make no comment save 10 ask you
what women would have done under
similar circumstances
I don't know how tits In the country.
7 fancy people call ON you more for
your own sake. but bon a large city like
New York one must make o. speciality
of some kind OF entertaining IN order 10
ha popular.
There are houses where you know
cards win Doe The rule. and they attract
The bridge playing crowd
There are studios whore you meet
original people and so away with the
feelinc that your brain has been fresh
ly sandpapered. and there are houses
boy way of contrast. where you get no
brains. but O. large ana gorgeous feed
But lct me rem Won, There is one house
chat is never turned down. ana that is
where you are sure of finding "a pleas
amt crowd on Sundly afternoon.
sunday is certainly u long day 10 re-
main shut Bon. Around 4 o'clock the de-
sire usually seizes one To walk out and
hnd chatty circle of friends
II You know that at "a certain house
you viii find "a lot of pleasant people
your steps viii eventually carry you
there
You viii md some one singing at the
piano half "a dozen chatting in corners.
and later ON the hostess VIII bring out
hDr chatting dish ana evolve for you one