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Evening journal., 1907-12-04
LADIES OF u. v L.
EJECT OFFICERS

Auxiliary No %, Ladies Of the Union
Veteran Legion, held their annual meet
Ing at No. COS French street last night and
elected officers for the ensuing year a
feature of the evening was supper fol-
lowing which. fine parlor table was pre-
sented 70 Mrs. Daniel smith. OF No III
East Eleventh street, who is a bride of a
week Mrs. Smiths marriage Is the first
in ton years TO take place among the
members OF the organization. The ofiicei
elected were as follows.
President Mrs. Martha sullivan' senior
vice-proadent. Mrs. Annie Cox; iuni'r
vice-president Mrs. Annie Alexander
chaplain. Mrs Matte smith; conduciress,
Mrs. S Il. smith; treasurer, Mrs. Ma y
McClane; color bearer, Miss Mabel b
Lynn. and guard. Mrs. Mary Norris.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
AMATEUR LEAGUE NOTES.

There certainly was some tall dolngH
between pastime and Columbia.
T. Bradford totaled n2 IN his first game
and then came back strong with 22i which
practically won the second game.
Drukker makes good anchor for the
Waverly team.
W. Clifford is back in the game and his
bowling puts life IN the team.
pastime mad visions Of first place, but
scotty was there in his second game
with 2i2,
What's the matter with the nardsf
New Costle made the good total Of s75
in their second game.
Hayden is a big help to the New Castle
five.
Now we all know Bailey can roll good
game once in a while.
Dawson is a good man for any team and
Fairview would win few games without
him.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
NO MONEY DOWN
Menler & ROSenbIOOm Co. Will
Sell Clothing on Easier Terms
Than Ever Before
An Open Letter 10 Clarence BiXby,
Manager Of the Wilmington Store
From the Home Office.

ANNlNAaAIA1 ~ b.
Dear Mr.. Bixby;
For 22 years we have been in the
Credit Clothing business and during
that time our confidence I'm the honesty
and integrity of the working people has
grown from year TO year.
II has always seemed that the more
confidence we placed in the people the
more our business grew; at any rate in
20 years we have grown from one store
TO IS, we own our own factory and are
twice over the largest credit clothiers
in the world.
We believe that IL Is generally under
stood in Wilmington that with our
unexcelled manufacturing facilities we
are able 10 sell on credit at as low "a
price as any cash store.
We have just decided to offer more
liberal terms than ever 10 those who
favor us with their patronage and we
believe that the people who want new
and stylish clothes, hats and shoes for
men, women and children will appre-
ciate our very liberal No money down
terms For the benefit Of the people
who have not yet purchased their win
ter clothing you can make this letter
public.
Yours respectfully,
MENTER & ROSENBI-OOM co.
The wilmington store OF Menter &
.Rosenbloom Co, Is located at 6t5 Mar
ket street.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Nod centest Proaram.

The program for the gold medal con-
test Of the Y w. c. r. u of ST. Paurs
NJ. =. Church, which viii be held to-
morrow evening, Is as follows; PiaAo
solo. Miss Mary Elizabeth Webber; re-
citation, Miss Ida Farmas; vocal solo.
Miss Grace y Quiggi recitation. Miss
Harriet w Powell; piano duet. Misses
Webber and Moore; recitation, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Wier; vocal solo, Miss
Helen SEWER; recitation, Ernest Daw-
son; recitation, Miss Bertha Biddle;
piano solo, Miss Cora Edwards; judges,
Horace @. Eastburn, County Superin-
tendent A. r. spaid and Professor II.
$. Goldey.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
JUNIOR AMATEUR
LEAGUES BOWLING

The Junior Amateur League OF four
teams began series Of games lasting hf-
teen weeks at the Academy Alleys Mon
day night The league is composed Of
tn eyoung bowlers and some are able TO
bowl very good games. Judging from the
enthusiasm let loose hot time can be ex-
pected every Monday night. The scores
follow.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Walter-InderIied.N

Harry f. Walter and Miss Elsye M.
Inderlied. both Of this city. We're quietly
married this afternoon at the First
Baptist Manse by the Rev. r. c.. FIliese.
Mr.. aad Mrs J II Allbrlttian were the
only attendants Mr. and Mrs. Walter
left for a trip south and upon their
-eturn will reside with the groola's IS
parents, no. 4O7 East Tenth street.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

To make children's shoes last longer
try this method. Melt together tallow
and common resin in the proportion Of
two parts of .he former to one Of the
latter and apply the preparation hot to
the soles of the boots and shoes to be
treated. This will save parents many
dollars
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
MIss Lowther EntertaIns.

Miss Florence Lowther, OF Wood
Her guests were: Misses Florence
Lowther. Rehecca Lowther, Edith
Lowther. Emma Lowther. julia
Murphy. Hannah Murphy. Katie Con.
nor, Mabel Alexander. Elizabeth Walls
Myrtle Wilkinson, Mamie Kollehe-
Anna Smith. John H. Lowther. -
Hoisler Lowther. Walter Maxwell
Ellsworth Walton. Herbert Conroy
Bart Kelleher. David Rogers, Dudley
Walls. Fred Brown. Francis Murphy
Charles Mundy. David Roberts. Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Lowther, Mr. an.
Mrs. William Lowther Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Klair and others.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Sentman- pyle.

Miss Amanda g. sentman. Of Fair
Hall, and Harry J.. Pyle. OF this city,
were married at the brides home last
Thursday evening by the Rev j. II.
Bicking Miss ella Sentman. a sister
of the bride, was maid of honor. and
Charles Pyle. of Hartford county. was
best man. The wedding march was
played by Miss ella Cam, of Lewos-
willie. The couple left on a wedding
trip for Washington, and upon their
return will live In this city.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
cards on - Rirthdav.

Miss Elizabeth Griffith. Of No, 90s
Spruce street. was given a post card
surprise yesterday in honor Of her
birthday anniversary.
The entertainment fer the White
Ribbon Recruits. which was 10 have
been given this afternoon I'm the Will
mingotn w. c. r. u. headquarters. has
been postponed indefinitely, owing 10
the inclement wather.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Church Bazaar and Concert.

A bazaar and supper win be held IN
Grace Sunday school han this after
noon and evening by Tho Ladies' Sew
ing Society. A menu consisting of
chicken salad. friel and panned
oysters. cold ham. baked beans. ice
cream, cake and coffee win be served
Useful articles suitable for Christmas
gifts WIN be for sale,
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Veteran Leaion Ofers.

Encampment No "a. Union Veteran
Legion, elected the following officers
last evening. Colonel Ezra sullivan;
lleutenant-colonel. Edward Mels0ni
major. II w. Perkins, chaplain, Phil
lin p. Layman; surgeon. James Lynn
officer of the day. Lewis L. Wilcox;
quartermaster. Daniel p. Bernard
trustee for three years. p. H. lay
man.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Rube waddeII 70 PIay PoIo.

At the Country Roller Rink on Fri
day evening next the polo team repre-
senting the Park Rink of Philadelphia
and the Rink team win play and the
contest promises to be most interest
ing. The Philadelphia team is cham
pion OF that city and includes among
its players Rnbe" Waddell the famous
baseball pitcher.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

The natural habit Of human beings
appears to be the use of the teeth on
the left side of the mouth for masticat-
ing food. During a heightened period
Of observation only one person out Of
thirteen was found who used both
sides Of his mouth for chewing and
masticating his food.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Novelty Dance Tonight.

Titus and Ritchie VIII give a tag
dance in the McVey building this
evening. These novelty dances are
proving quite an attraction TO the
young people Of the city.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
81. Iohnls Guild MaetIna.

st. Johns Guild viii meet tomorrow
afternoon al o'clock ia the home
of Mrs. Reginald Van Trump, No, l3lS
West Thirteenth street
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

The secret Of making the thin paper
on which the Oxford Bible is printed
is closely guarded aud u valued at a
aillion dollarA
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
MaanoIia Social Meetino.

The Magnolia Social win be enter
tanned on Friday evening at the home
of the Misses Mary and Marguerite
Green, No 1O1 Nandeyer avenue Fol-
low the social session officers will be
elected
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

and Borden; Healy and Dawson: J.
schabach and Ironheld. Drukker anC
Hayden; sawin and Rommell. Black and
Pusey; Simmons and Scott: Jewell and
Morris, Hayden and Duncan; C. Brad
ford and Burrows; T. Bradford and
Doughton; E. schabach and Ironheld.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

Had Napoleon arrived one
hour sooner at Waterloo he
might have won that great
battle. but he didn't. Take
a lesson from the famous
Corsican, Mr.. Merchant, and
don't be one hour or one
minute late in your Christ
mas advertising. Your COM
petitor will be in, and you
can't afford to stay out.
Get your Christmas adv.
copy in Early.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

The monthly meeting of the Mite
society Of Grace H. f. Church viii
be held tomorrow morning.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
SPORTING
AMATEUR LEAGUE
HAS CLOSE GAMES

Teams OF the Amateur League rolled
their weekly games last nieht at the
Academy Alleys. The most interest ccn-
tered IN the Columbia-Pastime maich as
these teams are FIRST and second respect
fully. All three games were close and hard
fought the Columbia winning two.
Healey OF the Fairvew. rolled 236 the
last game, which is hish single in this
league. The scores follow;
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL and
set an the news
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
GNELLENBURCC|
- Market and Seventh Streets ~
Fresh Lois Of These Great
Clothing Bargains Ready
For TO-day'S Buyers

It takes time and care to make hand-taiored
clothes, and our factory only tern out a limited
number of these Suits and Overcoats each day. They
sell so rapidly that is hard matter to keep supply
on hand but we are glad to announce the arrival Of
two more large lots both Of which will be ready for YOU
to choose from today It's only because we were able
to buy the wooens at way under market prices that
can sell these Suits and Overcoats at third to half
less than other stores charge for garments Of the
grade.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

Storm King .....$1.75. to $500
Flexible Flyers, So. so to $40
Sleigh bodies, to 90 with sleds;
(including pusher handles J
Plain red body with wood
seat ..-.'..'... ....... Sl.5O
White enamel body. cushion
seat ..........'...... .....pZ. 90
Evening journal., 1907-12-04
Yours resnectfuIlyI

The Wilmington store OF Menter &
Rosenbloom Co, is located at 6l5 Mar
ket street.
Evening journal., 1907-12-04

Totals -. -. ., '.,...' 81 SO 5ss ]
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

There are so many peculiar people in the world that finally it occurs to a man that maybe he is peculiar him self.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Donnelly of Houston Texas, is registered at the Casa LOma.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Utterback and son. who have been spending the win ter here. left yesterday morning for San Antonio. Texas
 Miss Nell Peck left yesterday for her home in Madisonvillc. Tenn. and will stop over for a visit with friends in Kansas City.
 Attention is called tO Hyder Bros. change of ad. in this issue.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
SPELLING PERFORMERS REFORM
Their Plan Shows Weak Places. An
 other System Suggested.

As to reasonable method of intro ducing any such system as phonetic spelling agreed upon by a national or international commission. nothing can be considered that does violence to any considerable numbers of users of the language in its written form. but once backed by argument and reason once recommended by a commission that has the confidence of the public. nothing would be easier than to intro duce it into the lower grades of the public schools and with the process of time and the progress of pupils thus taught at the beginning. a generation would be produced to whom the new would be a blessing of simplicity. Thus ultimately the change would be ac- complished.
 It will be objected that the schools would not adopt any new spelling. however advantageous or reasonable. but history justifies a belief to the con- trary. Indeed it would justify the ex- pectation that our schools would adopt with an argument attached,
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

northesast of Prescott, where two very satisfactory encampments have been held heretofore. The camp is direcaly on the Whipple Barracks target range. probably the best attached to any mil itary post in the Southwest. The shoot ing thus can be kept up continuously. without interference with the usual work of military force in the field. There will be ample equipment for the riflemen, for there has just been re- ceived by Adjutant General Leavell a shipment of 20,OOO pounds of ammuni- tion, tagets. target frames and range supplies. New uniforms and all other necessary equipment are on the way. Regimental Surgeon Foss has been favored with a complete field hospital outfit. The Guard is well provided with ordnance. the rifles being of the Krag-Jorgenson type.
 The encampment at Brodie probably will be for two weeks, to be filled in with the most interesting details of leading toward proficiency in the art of war. There is little that is fancy about the Arizona Guard. IL has been built up strictly for service and as such has received the most hearty regular Army. At Austin. following the lessons learned at Camp Brodie the camp of Arizona battalion was declared by far the best of all the militia on the ground. officers and men being complimentd for their soldierly
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Jones. treasurer. Mrs. w. J. Kingsbury. sexton. w. T. Cummings.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
IHF ARIZONA N. 6. A.
 EXPERT MARKSMfN
A Team Of Twenty Will Go to Camp Perry in August Annual Encamp-
 nent Will Be Held at Camp Brodie.

It is expected that Arizona will be represented this year in the national Military Rifle Tournament, which will be held at Camp Perry. near Cleve- land, Ohio. in the latter part of Aug ust. team of twenty men will be sent under charge of Major L. w. Cog gins. Inspector of Rifle Practice. the members selected after "'try out at the summer encamDment of the Ma tional Guard. All expense attending the trip east will be paid by the United States and, in addition to the pleasure and honor derived. there will be chan ces for medals and for participation in 5000 offered in cash prizes. There are many fine shots in the Guard and there is more than a possibility that Arizona will be done large credit at the national shot.
 This year no provision has been of the National Guard and the regu- lar army, such as the camp at Austin. Texas. attended last year by a battal- ion of infantry from Arizona. So the First Infantry and the Cavalry troop at Morenci will this year encamp with in Arizona. On account of the special attention to be given to rifle practice it is probable that the Guard will be assembled early in August at Camp Brodie, near Granite Dells. seven miles
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

however pernicious or futile in itself. Instance the vertical system of writing which was finally abandoned on ac- count of its illegibility.
 We repeat that our present orthog- raphy is unwieldly and unnecessarily inexact We repeat that no generation will take the trouble to alter it's own system of spelling. and the less so be- cause of the greater labor with which it has been mastered. but We insist that the adoption and recommendation of q logical and reasonable system of phonetic spelling would receive the moral support of all thinkers and would in time pass through the public schools into current use and prove a great boon to all. most of all to the publishers and literary hacks who arc now buying or selling writing or print ing the columns in ridicule of a new and in defense of a decrepit orthogra- hy.-Transatlantic Tales.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
BOUGHT IoWNIoIS.

Real Estate Agent Andrew Nielsen closed up a deal Saturday which re- cords the transfer of two lots belong ing to the Tempe Land and Improve ment Co. to Mrs. A. F Bellamy. The property is on Sth street and adjoins the Fisher home on the west. Mrs. Bellamy proposes to build a substan- tial house on one of the lots in the near future. The exact figure on the property is not given but it is known that the price paid was s3O greater on Saturday than the same property could have been bought for a week before.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

demeanor and for the manner in which they handled their equipage.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Tainted money may be spot cash. but it isn't spOtless cash.
 At any rate the chauffeur should all ways blow his own horn.-Philadelphi Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
TtMPf
BIDS OPEN ED.
By Normal Board for Building lm- prsvements to he made This
 Summer.

An important meeting of the Tempe Normal school board was held Satur- day afternoon at which time consid- erable business was transacted. The matter Of accepting bids for the pro posed improvements to be made at the school was taken up. Four bids were made for the work which consists of an extension Of the Girls Hall and the building of the presidents cottage. The improvements 10 the dormitcry will consist in the addition Of twenty-four rooms at the south end of the building. This will increase the capacity of the hall forty-eight. The presidents cot tage will be a modern twO-story struc- ture of brick and though its exact To- cation has not been decided upon. it
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
SCARLET FEVER

A Mexican with the partially Amer ican name of Chas. Herrer is reported to have scarlet fever. He is making his home in the SoteIlo addition east of Tempe and the place where he has been living has been quarantined. Ev- cry precaution has been taken to pre- vent a spread of the disease and an epidemic is not anticipated
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
TEMPE ADVERTISEMENT.

Eggs SI.00 per setting, from Brown and White Leghorns. Barred Ply mouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds. 1000 Leghorns fer sale. Must make room for young stock. C. W. Alexander, Prop, Cal la-Dale Poultry Farm, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The Annual Meeting of the Tempe
 Cemetery Co Held Saturday,

With just quorum present, the an- nual meeting of the Tempe Cemetery company was held at the Casa Loma Saturday afternoon and such business as demanded attention was transacted. Officers and directors for the ensuing years were elected and are as follows. the officers named constituting the board of directors: President. J. F. Mullen. vice. president. Mrs. Mark Redden; secretary Mrs. Charles H.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
BACKED OFF THE TRACK.
ENTERTAIN GRADUATES.

Prof. ]. oscar Mullen pleasantly en- tertained the members of the public school graduating class at his home. The house had been handsomely dec oTated for the occasion. the class col ors. white and crimson predominating. Games were played. there was plenty of music and light refreshments were
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

will be very probably situated just east of the main building and north of the boys dormitory. The following four bids were submitted, the bidders all being Phoenix parties: Clinton Camp bell s23,675; Harry Patton S25.O45: T. P. Coughlin s25,s5O; T. L. Edens S25,- s20.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
A GASOLINE ENGINE.

Saturday of last week Henry San- dog received from Chas. City, Iowa. a thirty h gasoline traction engine. It is the only one of its kind on this side of the river, and as far as known, in the valley. It has been secured by MT. Sandoz principally for his thresher. but will be used later in the season with the baler.
 BACKED OFF THE TRACK.
 The NJ. & F. troubles did not end Saturday. with the killing of a Mexi- can. Later in the day. the work train backed off the end of the river bank. ditching the tender of the locomotive, and the rear drive wheels. It turned out to be more of a task to get the outfit back on the rails than was anti cipated and the task was not accom- plished until yesterday afternoon.
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