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Arizona republican., 1907-12-29
A CIRCULAR LETTER
TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS
Proceedings of Y. M. c. A. Directors
Meeting Yesterday. Headquarters
at Board of Trade.

The directors of the Y. NJ. e. \
held meeting yesterday afi-I"o"n
AT which considerable routine ..Isi-
ness was transacted and SOM specific
matters Of public interest We're at
tended To. For one thing. Z was &C.
cided L. accept the hospital;t; of the
board Of trade and place the Iesi- IF
The general secretary. l. G. Hayes. in
the board room for the present. This
is done in order 10 secure a public
place for general headquarters and
that without expense. Until active
operations are begun there will be no
need Of large private offices and econ
omy is To be a Watchword OF the di-
rectorate. Another matter. one which
i of most interest at this time. was
the formulation OF a circular letter
which is To be sent TO each subscriber
To the Y. NJ. {. \. building fund. pur-
suant To policy settled upon at the
last previous meeting Of the board.
The letter is as follows:
Phoenix. AriZ.. Dec. 1907.
Dear Sir-Your board bf directors,
after careful consideration Of the sit
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

Phoenix, AriZ
Dec. 18th. 1907.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29
]. W. DORIS, President.
r. NJ. AVIS, Secretary.

+. NJ. AVIS, Secretary.
l.. G.. HAYES, Gen. Sec'y. Be-
1t is desired that special emphasis
be laid on the paragraph of the letter
referring to the necessity Of fun
treasury when active operations are
undertaken 1t can readily be seen
that the board in 4 project Of this
kind would not want To proceed I'M
less fully assured of ample funds To
keep its contracts II is desired To
delay building no longer than the in
dustrial conditions suggest as wise.
the price Of materials governing some
what. and i'm the meantime the man
agement hopes To collect fund that
will insure no cessation Of activities
once building is begun.
The new general secretary. l.. G.
Hayes. has Yet met but small num-
Der Of the subscribers and desires Ia
meet all Of them and get acquainted
as rapidly as possible. There are
some yet who have not met the first
instdllmcnt of their subscriptions and
the board of directors has authorized
him to call upon them and get ac-
quainted and discuss with them the
need of keeping all the payments up
promptly. While there has been no
desire to Inconvenience anybody and
some have even paid up in full. there
is feeling that those who have drop
ped behind should make an extra eff
for To pay in their first installment,
clearing up the books for later pay
fNcntS
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Phoenix National Bank viii
be held at their office in Phoenix, Ari-
iona at three o'clock J.. m. on Tuesday
January 18th. 1908 for the purpose of
electing board of directors and to
transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting.
r. b. BCRMISTER,
Phoenix, Ariz Cashier.
Dec. 18th. 1907.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

Grim Cactus plants agroWing.
All the desert DER.
Make the cactus cand-
Sold at Donofrio's store.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29
COMING in February
Americas Greatest Concert Artists,

HEINRICH Baritone MISS JULIA HEINRICH, cOntraI0
give n
program
panimentD
accompaniment Tennyson
descriptive
descriptive Spanish
F. Waller Heinrich Direction
Heinrich
T. Nein Building: PhcneB
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

Are you eating Munger Bros. Arizo-
ma olives? II not, you are missing q
good thing. Order today.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

The above disorders with their terrible
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Of body and TackiHg OF the nervous system.
Your life may toe al stake. Why not get the
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you need "A competent aurist. Ii your teeth
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consult your family physician. They MOULD
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your life and heath H. at stake. ii j. absolutely
necessary for You to consult one who has cX-
pert skill. large experience and scientific
equipment, in order 10 be permanently and
uccesNiUlly cured.
Cancer and External Growths Removed
Withsu; the Use of abe Knife or Severe
Measures and with Complete Safety..Dr.
hibbard.
Tfibbard building, e6-2S South Second Avenue.
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Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

VIOLIN LESSONS
At Prof. Fountains Music Store. All
the latest songs.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-29

Let McKee's figure on your bill for
assessment work.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
Season Near the Close.

The polo season in the Interstate
league is about over and there will
soon be general return of the play
ers to their various homes. Few
players who came west a few years
ago when polo was at it's height have
made this part of the country their
home. Among those who have of the
eastern players, Cunningham, Jr., and
Houghton will return to this city; P.
J. Moran made Akron, O., his home
last summer, but may come here or
go east as he has not been east since
he left there several years ago and
had always a fancy for this city;
Lewis and Cameron, will return to
Marion; "Soxy" Lyons now calls FL
wood his home. Among the western
players in the interstate who will
soon return to their respective homes
are Mansfield and Thompson, of this
city; Ollie, Griffith and Sutherland, of
Racine, Wis; Fletcher and Purdue, of
Long, of Indianapolis and
Taylor of Anderson.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05

built upon new and novel lines and
the ludicrous complications which
chase each other in rapid succession
throughout the two hours and a half
duration of the play, interrupted only
by beautiful dances, stage pictures,
groupings and many musical num-
bers. furnish an evenings entertain
ment which surpasses anything seen
on the local stage in recent years.
The engagement at the Gennett is
for Wednesday night.
A Tennessee comedy-Gennett.
The New York Herald had the fol-
lowing concerning "A Romance of
Coon Hollow" when originally pro-
ire: 1T is styled romantic comedy,
but it has a melodramatic flavor. be-
ing well provided with thrilling in
cidents and exciting situations, and
embracing some very realistic me-
chanical effects, which served to en-
thuse the spectators. The piece was
beautifully staged, every attention be-
ing paid to detail. That the audience
was well pleased. may be inferred
from the heartiness and frequency of
the applause bestowed, and by the
recalls with which the leading per-
formers were favored during the ev-
ening. The scenes representing
Coon Hollow the steamboat race,
and the cotton compress in operation,
were very realistic and elected mer-
tied applause, while the negro dan
ces and choruses in the third act
woke the audience into a wild en-
thusiasm. Some very beautiful and
novel electrical effects were introduc-
ed" "A Romance of Coon Hollow"
with the original New York cast and
scenery, and the hottest troupe of
colored buck dancers and singers ex-
tant, will be seen at the Gennett
next Saturday night.
May Ir~in-Gennett.
The story of May Twins new play,
Mrs. Wilson-Andrews," which is to
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
Arthur Dunn-Gennett.


The father of charming girl, upon
his death. bequeaths to his daughter
a legacy of one million dollars, with
the express provision, however, that
she marry a man at least six, feet
tall The girl falls in love with a
little fellow only three feet four in
ches in heignth and the little fellow
in turn falls in love with her, desper-
ately. And of course the legacy
would be welcome, nay even quite
necessary. in the play TO both
1t sounds like a Bernard Shaw
problem play plot but it isn't that is,
not serious one at any rate, for Ar
thur Dunn, as Punch Swift, in his
new musical comedy success. "The
Little Joker, by Herbert Hall Wins
low. has overcome the objection to
his stature by suddenly growing to
the required height at the end of the
first act, and he of course marries
the girl, they win the million and are
off for the honeymoon.
In THE Little Joker" Arthur Dunn
mas found vehicle which offers him
unlimited scope for his delightful &C.
centricities and for fun-making which
brings forth screams of laughter from
his audiences. The entire comedy is
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05

be seen at the Gennett Friday night,
has to do with the misadventure OF a
society woman who has a prediction
for bridge whist. In the role of
Mrs. Wilson-Andrews," it is said that
Miss Irwin has part in which she
simply revels, one that fits her per-
sonality to perfection. OF course the
Coincidence will have a budget of
new songs and will have the assist
ance of first class company, which
includes among it's members, Adolph
Jackson, John E. Hazard, Lillian Dix,
Victor Casmore, Mary K. Taylor. May
Donahue, Sidney Broughton, Sadie
Harris, Tilley Monroe Ben Roth,
Herbert Burton, Henry Hoster, Kate
Gotthold, Alden McClasky, G. NJ.
Bookes, Dorothy Baines, Bonnie Ed
wards, Mary Mooney and Charlotte
Dillon.
Miss Twins new songs and which
are now being whistled all over New
York, are Save a Little Money for a
Rainy Day. "Matrimony,' "Honora
Doolin," Moses Andrew Jackson,
Good Bye "Bonny Sue,'' Moon
shine" and Lady"
Vaudeville at the Phillips.
1t has been a long time since the
New Phillips has had better vaude-
willie bill than is running there this
week and which. was witnessed last
night by an audience of very large
size that showed marked appreciation
of the various acts. There is not a
dull spot in the program. Manley
Sterling, popular songsters in an Or
iginal sketch, were compelled to re-
spond to an encore of the most en-
thusiastic nature. The former is ey-
ceedingly clever and versatile and is
we'll supported by Miss Sterling. liz
zie Weller, juvenile trick pianist,
seems able to do most anything with
a piano, playing with her hands and
feet, when blindfolded, while dancing
and while sitting on the floor. she
also sings. Freeze Brothers. tam
BOURNE jugglers and spinners, solo
and melophrase dancers, made good
and received their full share of the
applause. There apparently IS little
that they cannot do with a tambour-
inc. Demonie and Belle, advertised
as the great American travellers.
make as much fun as any two or
three ordinary teams combined. The
former is as timber as a man could |
we'll be and he rolls about the stage |
like rubber ball. while his high |
kicking is not only high but is done |
in such a way that it provofzes vol |
umes of laughter. Cal Lankert mas |
a good song in Come Along Little |
Girl. Come Along and the camera
graph, the new motion picture ma
chine. gives the best results ever 1T
tanned at this house in this line. Two
films as shown this week, one depict
ing thrilling bank robbery. The /
New Phillips anticipates big business
all week and If it does not receive it,
it will not be because the bill is in
terror.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
HENRY WILKE TO RETIRE
FROM BUSINESS SOON

Henry Wilke, who has been so well
and favorably known in business cir
cles in Richmond for twenty-five
years, has authorized the announce
ment that he would retire from the
local field and is arranging a sale
to dispose of his large stock at his
store on Main street, near Sixth. He
has a very large stock of chinaware,
house furnishings and stoves Mr.
Wilke has also dealt in automobiles
extensively. He has arranged to
start his sale On next Saturday morn
ing at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. wilke has not announced his
plans for the future but will take a
considerable rest after he has closed
out his business.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
Many Violent Deaths.

Indianapolis, March Sunday was
a notable day here for fatalities, as
the following will show:
Pennicke, Frederick Otto-Shot him.
self through head.
Frame, Tasha-Shot himself through
head.
Bazaar, Risto-Shot through head by
Frame.
Costigan, Frank - Asphyxiated by
gas; suicide.
Taylor, Seth-Died suddenly at city
hospital.
Morris, Kate-Dropped dead; heart
disease.
Baldwin, Mrs. James-Died of over
dose of headache powders.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
TO PLAY AT LITTLE ROCK
FORNsHELL TO BE TRIED
Local Baseball Player to Make Debut
as Professional in the Southern
Ball Stars.

Wallace Fornshell, a well known To-
cal baseball player, has left the ranks
of the amateurs and this season will
make his debut in fast company as a
member of the Little Rock, Ark, team
in the Southern League. Fornshell
has been signed to play second base.
Last season Fornshell held down this
position for the Palladium team in the
Saturday afternoon league. He also
played the same position for the Rich
mond All-Stars. His many friends are
positive he will make good in the
Southern League as he is a natural
born ball player. Fornshell is fast
fielder and covers world OK ground
at second base. AS slugger he was
not equaled by any other player in the
Saturday Afternoon League.
Wallace Also in Fast Company.
Harry Wallace, better known as
"Huck," will also be in fast company
this year. Wallace has signed with
the Wilmington. Del, team of the
Atlantic League, which is known as
the outlaw" league. The manager
of the Wilmington is Jimmie Sebring,
late of the Cincinnati Reds and the
Chicago Cubs. Wallace is a clever
pitcher and is sure to make a place
for himself on the Wilmington staff
Wallace has had three years exper-
fence in the Three Eye League.
Kelley Has Several Offers.
TOAD" Kelley, another well known
local ball player. has not yet signed
up for the coming season, but he is not
worried as there are several clubs
for his services. Clarence
Jessup is badly wanted by Tom Fisher
for his Shreveport team in the South
ern League, but Jessup has not yet
his John Hancock to a.
contract. He wants to
size up the local baseball situation be-
fore he takes such step. Will Horn,
late of the Grand Rapids and Dayton
teams of the Central League, has re-
ceived flattering offers for the coming
season but he has not yet signed with
any club. Horn is the picture of good
health and he feels sure that this will
Do his banner season. In the past i'll |
lealth has proved great handicap to |
him. Horn has a world of speed and a |
inc assortment of twisters and would |
Prove valuable addition to any Gen.
raj League pitching staff.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
NEWS OF THE THEATERS
Theatrical Calendar.

Theatrical Calendar.
GENNETT.
March 6-Arthur Dunn.
March 6-May Irwin.
March "a Romance Of Coon
hollow"
PHILLIPS.
Entire Week--High class vaudeville.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05
Indiana is Defeated.

Columbus, o., March 4--Sampse's
Indiana track athletes suffered the
same sort of defeat that was handed
them by the Ohio State varsity last
winter, losing by score of 1926. AS
III the former meet the final event,
the relay race, was the deciding fac.
tor.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05

Your brain goes on a strike when
you overload -FOUR stomach: both
need blood to do business with. NJ
triton is what you want and comes
by taking HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 30 cents. Tea or Tab
lets. A. 6. Luken.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05

Artificial gas. the 2oth century fuel
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05

Use artificial gas for light and heat.
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-05

CA TO zIA.
Ra.,..hs >Ihs kiad iou Have Axays Bo1eFt
ass Il AMHzzMg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

statue completely around. but otherwise
10 Is intact
1T is reported that a tidal wave visited
Annota bay and that the coast lines have
been changed.
THE ilren RACED by the fire is bounded,
roughly. by Elect street on the east
West Street and the custom house on
the west. aud from the waterfront on
the south TO the race-course on the north.
The whole waterfront from the Royal
Mail wharf TO the railway wharvcs at
the west end OF the harbor, has been
burned over
'The majority % tho ladies' OF Sir Al
fred Jones's party were AT the Constan-
tine Spring Hotel. I'm St. Andrew. which
ic i've miles from Kingston. when the
shock came The central tower Of the hotel
was cracked and threatened TO toppie
over. There was no panic. the guests
Getting their dinner with the greatest
cluauimity. Nobody was injured.
When tho seriousness Of the disaster
became apparent they could be seen re-
moving their luggage 10 the lawn in
front of the hotel. whore the party en-
camped untn the danger Of further shocks
appeared % be over. Later. Sir Ralph
Moor conveyed all who were DESTROYS o;
going 20 the city and aboard the steam
ship Port Kingston But many preferred
10 remain at the hotel TN next morning"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

COMMITTEES have benc formed. and the
Governor. sir Alcxanocr Swcttcnharn.
and LADY Swettenhan and others are Do
INK noble rescro wurk. The shipping .n
the harbor is safe There have been q
number 90 other shocks since thc first
disastrous one. and the rcpetiuons keep
tho people in g state ~ panic
The Hamburg American steamer prin-
zcssin Victoria Ldiiz. which ran ashore
at the harbor entrance December 10th. rs
now total loss.
The typography OF tae country has ben
changed and tho narigation channel into
this harhur materially altered
TWO vessels left here yesterday Tor the
United states loaded to their FUN cepac-
ity with returning tourists and fleeing
natives.
The wounded persons aye being care for
on an tine ships in the larbor a Ger
ulAr ship called in on her way from
Cuba. end smiled aEain. after staying in
port one hour The lines Of IN" liaNi
cable Company and Tho direct West ln-
oiau Gable Company are broken two miles
oct ot sen. Repairs arc being made. The
Wost India and Panama line is working
from Holland bay. The railroad work
shops rave been demolished. but train
service has been resumed. THE offices ~
Tho Kingston newspapers have been
wrecked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BAILEY SPEAKS
IN ONN OEFELCE
Says He Is Willing to Face
Charges if Any One VIII
Make Them.

Al SIN. TEXAS. January l-.-An adj
dress by United states Senator joseph
w. Bailey. the p9stponemeut of a con
current resolution providing for his re
e-ectOn on January Z2d. and the accept
ance OF a challenge from the ia. estta-sl-
uou committee appointed hy the Senate
Dy kepre sentative Cock OF Blxber o.,
prove Bailey : connection with the Wa
ter-Picrce OIL Company. were the signal
features in legislative circles today. At
the very outset Of the proceedings a res
olution was adopted inviting Senator
Bailey 10 address the House. after tho
voting down 90 an amendment 70 the
resolution declaring that IN doing 80 h.
Laid himself open for "a free lnvestlgauon
as 20 his political record
Senator Bailey appeared before fh.
House committee, and ia a uAsaionat..
speech denied in toto the reliability OF
tine documents 20 the possessfo, OF A.
iorney General Davidson Following MIS-
speech. the members proceeded TO furthe~
discuss the Bailey investigsftor rae-.l,,.
ton. and adjourned until morning v,.t.-
out final action.
In respons- 10 an Invitation from ,i,.
special advisory committee OF th. Sa-a,.
10 the eject that IL any one wanted D..
prefer charges and summon witu.ss-s ia
the Bailey investigation. that the, 49,
Wiling 10 act Representative Cooke CO..
houce mat he preferred the cas~,,s
AGAINST senator Bailey. and desired "a,
senator Bailey be- summoned as 49,. 49,,
cipal witness. ''~ H-''-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
SUPPLIES SHIPPED
TO THE SUFFERERS
The Allegheny Sails With First
Cargo for the Stricken at
Kingston.

NEW YORK. January 17.-'rhe frs.
cargo OF supplies TO be sent from New
York in aid OF the stricken people OF
Jamaica viii zoe shipped tomorrow on
tho Hamburg American steamer Allie
Eheny President Cleveland Dodge OF
the New York State branch Of the Ma
tonal Rcd Cross. was authorized by the
national organization to-day to eKpend
$1,000 IN the purchase Of supplies and
arrangements are complete for the trans
portation OF a portion OF this on the ves-
sci sailing tomorrow
The Red Cross contributions will be
supplemented by quantity OF food. med
icine. etc. which has been gathered by
n committee OF steamship and commercial
firms named at a meeting % number
OF representative citizens last night Tho
Ham burg American. the United Fruit
Company and the Royal Mail Steamship
Company tonight announced that all yes
sells Of their lines 20 Kingston would be
at the disposal OF relief organizations de-
string 10 forward supplies TO the earth
quake victims. Other vessels will load
and sail at frequent intervals II II IS
found necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
PARTIAL LIST OF
ALLIED AND INJURED

TIE following is a list gathered
from various sources o. the more i'm
portsnt persons reported killed. injured
and missing i'm the Kingston disaster:
Killed.
Sir James Ferguson. NJ. p. deputy
chairman OF the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company. Of London.
Captain 7. Constantine. superin-
tendent IN Jamaica fo- the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company.
Captain Young. Commander OF
steamer Areno, Of the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company's fleet.
Captain Lamont, who was soon TO
be married TO an American girl.
Mr.. Brannel reported to have been
killed In the Myrtle Bank HoteD
Or. Robertson and wife (perhaps
Dr. Q. .. r. Robertson and wife)
Charles Sherlock. a veli-knovvn mer-
chant
A. N. Nathan. partner Of Charles
Sherlock In the firm OF Nathan. Sher-
lock and Company.
Bradley ,eriey, Of the family extern
siveiy interested in sugar cultivation.
TWO other members Of the Veriey
family.
c. Men. Livingston. senior clerk in
the audIt office Of the colonial govern
ne1t
Cr Menier lor Msynier)
-Four Livingstone children reported
TO have been Killed in the Myrtle Bank
HoteD.
Or. r. c. Glib.
Miss Loekett. killed in Jamaica Club.
Miss Sullivan.
Edsard D. Cordova. carriage and
wagon maker.
Missing.
j. W. Middleton.
Charles de cordopa. importing pro-
vision merchant.
Edward de Cordova. a brother Of
Charles.
4 brother Of Charles Sherlock. the
merchant, who was Injured.
Injured.
Major ). "A. Hardan7an. Of the West
india Regi r1ent; seriously.
Lieutenant Colonel ). NJ. f. Calryu-
pie Hay. .. S O.. OF the West india
Regiment.
". p. Harley, Of the west india Reg
iment
Lieutenant A. c. n. Dixon. Of the
West india Regiment.
Cuarternaster s. n. Price. Of the
West India RegI noent.
Mrs. s. n. Price; seriously
Mrs. Constantine; both legs broken.
Mrs. 4 a. Wedderburn. wife o.
Deputy Police Inspector Wedderburn:
both legs broken.
Mr.. codnor. director OF the West
i0oia Gable Company; severely
Mrs. Marshall. wife Of Brioadier-
General J. ~. 4. Marshall. c. g.. OF
the Jamaica command.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
MILITARY MATTERS.

The five companies OF the Seventeen
Regiment had an interesting battalion
urilf AT tie armory last night Despite
tile unfavorable weather. about 125 men
were in line. or about so per cent of
the membership. Major q. g. Bos-
sieCN commanded the battalion. The
companies showed up well IN tho
manual and well IN the evolutions
as could he expected ia such con-
tracted area
he two companies composing tba
hichmond Light Infantry Blues had q
creditable battalion driN in their ar
tnOry on Wednesday night, followed
by guard mount The bows were out
IN full ranks. and entered into the drill
with great zest Major Bowles com
manded the battalion for the first time
since his election 10 a majority and
d"monstrated his efficiency and fitness
for command
There is nothing doing ar either ar
mory tonight. Ali the commands nro
preparing. however. for the parade TO-
morrow. and Will report at their ar
mQrles ia dress uniform therefor AT
The members OF the Blues battalion
nave had photographs made 70 compose
"a group picture Of the battalion THE
group has not Yet been made IN b-lt
VII adoi the armory when complete.