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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
"ACOUNTRY GIRL"
DEVELOPS TALENT
Sarah Edwards Shines in the
Comic Opera Produced at
the Princess
Rich C0ntraIt0 That Makes a
Big Hit With Patrons
of Playhouse
CAST OF CHARACTERS
IN THE COMIC OPERA
"A Country Girp

Godfrey challOner ..-..... Harold Crane
Barry, his man --..--...- Ned Nye
The Rajah of Bhong. Arthur Cunningham
Sir Joseph Verify, q country squire.
observation-disclosures Ben Ledge
Douglas Verify, his sor- Geo. 3. Baldwin
6ranfer Mummery, the youngest man in
the village .......... George 3. Fields
Lord Anchester, minister of fine arts.
.--.-.-.----...-.. Oscar C. APPEL
Guests Of Sir Joseph
Lord Grassmere. Nigel de Brulier
Lord windemere ...... Harold Abbott
st. Charles Cortelyou. -. Daun z. seaton
Tzantichef, a Hungarian musician.
Lester Merrill
Rube Fairfax, country lout. .........
-...-.....A Addison Braidwcod
Marjorie Joy, the village beauty ...-.-.
-.-----..--.---.- Cecilia Rhoda
Nan, country girl. Edith Bradford
Sophie, q dress maker. ..... Zoe Barnett
Princess Mehelaneh of Bhong g..s....
..--.--.......-......- Sarah Edwards
Mrs. St. Quentin, society leader.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Maybelle Baker
The nurse ...M Marion Brooks
Lady Anchester. .. .Grisella Kingsland
Sir Joseph's Guests.
Lady Arnot .-..-.... Edna Carpenter
Miss Courtland 1880. Florence Gardner
Miss Ecrcyd .............L Lille Morris
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Make No Engagement for wedne.a.x

Make No Engagement for Wednesday.
p. m. Be sure to attend the monster
mass meeting at Dreamland Rink. MAJ
tiers OF the utmost Importance 20 .f1Tsi
ness community will be discussed by
intelligent speakers.
edge OF the statement in the Financial
Chronicle, and sought to explain that
the receipts from electric lighting
might have been enormously included
in the gas receipts.
Further discussion was cut off by
continuing the hearing on the ordi-
nances until next Monday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
NOVELTY

Mary Mannering will be seen in
Glorious Betsy" for the last time this
season in this city Wednesday night.
Thursday evening Miss Mannering and
her company will close the weeks en-
gagement at the Novelty theater in an
entirely new production called Mem
ory and Tomorrow which is from the
pen of Z. Booth TiIton. Next week
theater goers will have an opportunity
of seeing Mrs. Patrick Campbell who
will open a weeks engagement at the
Novelty. Mrs. Campbell will be seen in
q repertoire of five of her most success
full productions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

boring men on the promise that he
would send them to work in a mine at
bakersfield, which existed only in his
ina sination, the police say.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

does not miss an opportunity to make
an audience laugh, and he is assisted
by a competent cast. Next week Hall
Gaines interesting drama. The Bond
man." will be the attraction, which will
be produced in this city by Wilton
I.ackaYe
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
no PREvENT THE GRIp

Laxative Bromo Quinipe removes the csuse
There Is only one .Bromo Qulnine." Look for
signature Of 3. ". Grcve. 25c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28

Quick Meal gas stoves are the fin,
est stoves for natural gas. Sold only
by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28
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we will do the rest.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28
ORGAN SPLIT
A CHURCH
PHYSICAL FORCE USED IN A
RELIGIOUS WAR"
The "Progressives" Bouaht the
Devils Music Box" and the
Ants Carried II Out TO
the Woodshed.

Joplin. Mo. Feb. 27-Wth the
'progrcssiycs' pittcd against the
"auuprogrcssiycs' in one of th,
wumcst religious wars" in Jasper
couuty's history with wife opposing
husband, and children taking sides
against parents thrilling times and
possible criminal court proceedings
are i'm store for the congregation
of the Diamond Grove Christian
church. An organ was the eau,
it all Diamond Grove is small
mining settlement several miles east
of Joplin.
An organ was purchased ON the
mstallmont plan by the ludics
Aid socict yof the church after
tidy sum had been raised 10y the
sale Of fancy quilts The faction
which later became known as the
'antprogrcssiycs' demanded that the
devils music box" be- removed. The
'progrcssives' consulted Joplin
lawyer after which they informed
the "anus' that the organ must
remain.
Soon after this declaration the
organ was found in the woodshcd
back of the church and suspicion
fell ON the ANTS chiefly because
several members OF this faction were
seen to carry the instrument from
the church The organ was not han
died with gloycd hands-not by any
mcans-and when the members OF
the ladies' Aid society saw the oh
jcct of their tondest dreams thus
ruthlcssly Scared and scratched as
the result of being dumped unccrc-
moniously into a loaky shed they raj.
lied in an indignation meeting. That
night, by the light of the moon, a
band of husky "progrcssives' re
instated the organ and chained II to
] the floor. The organ still remains
and threats have been made by the
| "progressivos' that arrests will follow
if the "antis" attempt to carry out
their ayowed intentions to "lambastc
the devil out of the contraption with
axes"
The elders of the church, with one
exception, favor the organ The dca
cons are OF a similar frame of mind
The regular minister, l.. II. Krut
singer, iayors the organ, but IN,
evangelist, the Rev. Mr. Bumbach
who has been "electrifying" tn,
country side with his sermons, ha.
assured the congregation that IN,
Bible does not authorize the use o.
organs. Temporarily, an agrecmcu
has been reached between the con
tending factions, by which the ANTS
meet the first and Sundays %
each month, while tie 'progressives
meet on all other Sundays.
\ peculiar feature of the confllc
is that wives, in some instances
are members Of the "progrcssiyes
while their husbands are arraycd VIII
the ants and several young mel
and women are organ supporters
1 while their parents are members O
the opposition
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28
THE WOMEN
ELECT|ONEERED
HOW CHiLLIcOTHE WENT DRY"
IN YESTERDAYS ELECTION
Before Daylight the ProhlbitiOn Work
ers Began Their Parades and
Wives and Mothers Trailed o..
Saloon Men all Day.

Chllcothe, Mo, Feb. 27.--This
city voted out the saloons today by
the decisive majority of 2l3, the vote
standing $40 dry and 597 wet
The election followed a lively cam.
paign. ChilliCothc has thirteen sa.
looms and two brewery agencies. ON
the side OF the saloons many poll
iciaus lined up. The campaign for
prohibition forces was made by three
organizations, the Chillicothc Local
Option league. organized by preach
ers and church workers. the wo-
mems auxiliary to the Local Option
league, which includes 500 white wo-
men and 200 negro women, and
committee of business men.
The temperance forces were out
this morning before daylight \ pa
radc of children was held as soon
as it was light enough for them to
march. This parade was repeated
several times during the day. Two
bands were in line, a band from Chula
/ volunteering its service represented
/ the water wagon and expressed
/ temperance sentiments. The women
after the first parade scattered them
selves about the business streets and
We're busy all day. Saloon workers
/ were constantly shadowed by wom-
| en- Protests on the part of the sa-
loon men were of no avail The wo.
men kept everlastingly at it and ev-
cry time a saloon man tried to have
confidential talk with an impress.
sionable voter lie found a woman at
his elbow.
one good natured saloon keeper
was surrounded by beyy of sixty
children singing and waving flags,
and was thus escorted through the
public pa.A and in front of his place
of business. He accepted the situa.
tion gracefully and waved flag
and smiled and joked with the chill
|. dren.
II Chiilicothe's saloons have been
paying $1,000 city license and $500
county and state license each. All
eyes have been on this city during
the last few weeks owing to the
large number of saloons here and
the efforts made on both sides in the
campaign.
Meetings have been held nightly by
the prohibition forces for several
weeks Prof. L. b. Curry of Urbana
O., has been here since Thursday ap
poaling to the negro voters to vote
for prohibition. As a result of his
. labors many OF the negroes voted the
dry" ticket.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28

Frederick Sterry Of New York's
famous Plaza Hotel, was talking
about the crush that restaurants cv.
pcricucc on New Years eve. Wash.
ingtons birthday and other holidays.
but ] must not boast said Mr.
Storry 1T is Bad luck \ grocer in
my boyhood told me that
The grocer said that ha had once
engaged a new boy, and had cxhort.
cl this boy to always give customers
the impression that they were very
busy
Whether we are actually busy
or not. say so the grocer said Tel,
l,oplc We are, for they like to deal
with brisk, go-ahead firms that do a
large trade
"Fell, an hour or so later q hrousl-
Lam drove up ana the rich Judge S
wife entered. She did not stay long.
The boy looked after her Ana on
her departure the gr' Ger said To ;hr
boy:
did Mrs. Judge Brown leave a
very large order, James,
she was going to-, said the boy
She had a list as long as yer arm
But | looked mad and told her We
was so busy | hardly seed how
could stop to tend to her, so sh,
said ,be.n as She was i'm a hurry
she'd jest go next dor New or
leans Daily States
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28

The navy department decided re
Gently that officers receiving mex,
pected orders to foreign duty should
bee allowed TO draw two months ad
vance pay, or dead horse ass it Is
called in the navy Omcers are re-
quired to defray travelling expenses
ort of their own funds, and upon re-
porting at the new station they are
reimbursed from the Ul,ted States
treasury after the usual delay iu
Cident to red tape Unless officers
lad money put by, it proved extreme
Is embarrassing to have 90 meet IN"
expenses Of a long journey, and f1l
this reason the recent order was iH
sued. Naval officers tell ul an Incl
dent that occurred some years ago
when a notably impecuuious officer
OF duty in New York received orders
TO proceed to Sitka TO JDir one OF
the ships of the Behring Sea patro
squadron The officer, who had mo
ready money and could no. persuade
any of his friends to make him
loan, wrote a long letter to the sec
rotary of the navy asklaS 70 ne re
lieyed of his orders or to ha iumi 'h
el with money to defray his travelling
expenses. The secretary ',lN "a 'hS
letter an attemtp TO get out of an un
pleasant duty and a peremutory tol
/ egram ordered the officer 20 procc"
at once He obeyed, flrs, telegraph
ing as follows;
"Have proceeded in obedience T.
orders on foot. Next address Harris
burg
Needless to say upon his arrival II
Harrisburg he found a telegram au
thorizing him to draw travel none
in advance .-Lippiucotts Magazine,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28
A Home Remedy that Reduces Fa

Would you like TO have anice,
firm figure, hut escape the tiresome,
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sickoning diet Of the old time plan
OF reducing excess flesh
Then go to the druggist and ask
for this inexpensive mixture: l-2
ounce Marmola, - ounce Fluid Ex.
tract Cascara Aromatic and IL
spoonful after meals and at bed
time, and in a few weeks you can
be as fit physically as a fawn. Mix
these ingredients at home II you
wish, but see that you get the Mar
mola i'm a sealed package. When
fresh 1t ays quicker
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28

81 want some collars for my hus,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28

The old reliable soda water dispen-
ser, Las Baum is back at the old
stand. the Arcade. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28

Because he has no speciality
They say that he has failed, and
yet
\ on ought TO see how deity he
Can roll a cigarette
Chicago RecorI-Ierald,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-28
Dissolution Notice.

The law firm Of Brown & Turn,
has been dissolved Mr. Brown r
tains the old Offices and Mr.. Turn,
occupies rooms and IL, Wheel,
building.
II. II. GROWN,
II. +. TURNER.
7-1m
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported By The
 Prescott Title Co.

A. T.. Frcdcricks ct al file An. A. Work on Nevada Mine. Blue Tank Dist
 Ben lIartwick to Kittie Hartwiek, w. Decd. $350. Lots II, 12 & A Blk 6,Mocllcr's Add, Prescott.
 Chas. II. Hooker Co Reese M Ling, Power of Attorney. Grants general powers.
 Chas. II. Hooker to Reese NJ. Ling. Bile of Sale. horses.
 Jasper Phillips & B. O. Webb to q. II. Iiadley, NJ. Decd If. int. ia Fritz, Chicago and Saint Louis Mines, Hass. Dist.
 Q. F. skinner et al. amend location on Willis Loal Mine, Picacho Dist.
 \. /. Smith locates George Washing ton mine, Big Bug Dist.
 q. II. Hadley to Le Vaughan Mg. c Reduction Co.,, NJ. Deed. sl0. Sane property.
 James Foran & vi to Charles T. Lynch, W. Deed. Lot %, Blk. :, Jsr. ome.
 The wickenburg Copper Mg. Co. ais Al. A. Work on 6 Mines, Hue rsst Dist.
 c. W. Ramey to Geo. Beatty, v. Deed. s625. Agua Fris Mine, Biask Hills Dist.
 F.. c. Wager ( vi. to Susan c. Bsstt W. Deed. tso Strip 10 fl. in widtA along &. side of Lot 3, Blk. 3, BssA. ford Tract, Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
PARKER EXCURSION ATTRACTS MANY
 MERCHANTS
Lengthy Program Waits For Entertainment
 Of Guests
1rrnm Saturday'a DaIlyl

,dy,rcs from Parker are that the ,,umi,ices in charge of the entertain. .,r, of inc visitors who will arrive n,c on the business mems excursion sunday morning have all arrangements ,,de for regal reception. An elab. ,,,,c program is arranged, commene. ;,c ai 10 o'clock and continuing until ,., ,rain leaves at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. A large number of berths ,y. been ordered already and those ,sc intend to take advantage of the h, rate of 45 to sec tho wonders of h, great copper country traversed by ,.. Arizona < California railroad and ,Ao have not secured berths are in. ,i,,d to do SO as early ss possible this roninp at the ticket ofico in the rail. mad depot. Berths will be ready at 10 q clock, so that those who desire nn retire at that uouf.
 Leaving here at II o'clock tonight a, excursion train will reach Parker ii s.2j Sunday morning. Stops will h made at intermediate points en ,,u,, After breakfast in Parker, the visitors will be allowed to enjoy them. slye, in any legitimate way they choose until 10 o'clock. At 10 o'clock , run to the Colorado River, spanned ly The new million dollar bridge. a tuar,cr of mile long, will be the first even, on the program. Returning from ,is river at lO:3O o'clock Indian
 por,. of various kinds will follow un. l ,l noon when the barbecue commences Al l.3O o'clock baseball game will
 commence, lasting until 2 o'clock.
 Other afternoon events programmed
 until ,he train leaves are horse racing
 nd various Indian sports. No nunt' ing will be allowed on the reservation.
 Leaving Parker at 4:30 on the re.
 turn ,rip the train will stop fifteen
 minute. al all stations on the A. ( C.,
 allowing time for all to get acquaint.
 ed with the enterprising citizens of
 ,hs, section, considered by mining men
 p have the greatest future in mineral
 production of any section in the west.
 Residents of wenden, Salome, Vicks'
 burg and Bouse, the principal towns
 % the A. & C. between Wiekenburg
 and Parker are also arranging to en- ',rtain the excursionists during the
 stops in these places.
 Reception committees of the Parker
 residents will meet the excursionists
 on inc arrival of the train taere. The train is scheduled to arrive here
 Monday morning at ? o'clock. Those
 rho engage berths will be allowed to
 ~eupy the same until o'clock Mon
 day morning.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
BIG STICK MINING SATISFIED WITH DEVELOPMENT
tFrom Thurs6ays Daily)

Developments in tho properties of tho Big Stick Mining Company in the Santa Maria district arc satisfactory to the management of the company, according to the statement of J. E. Grand, managing director, who .s here on business.
 "Drfting is m progress on the two hundred foot level" Girand said yes tcrday 10 a Journal. Miner man. "There is good ore in all the faces as we'll as in the bottom of tho shaft The shaft is now 25O feet deep. Sink ing has been temporarily suspended on account of the great inflow of water A station pump is being installed on the 200 foot level. When the pump i' ready for operation, sinking will b' resumed.
 "Work will be resumed on the con struction of the mill st once. ex peet to be turning out bullion and concentrates soon, as the intentio' now is 10 rush the work to completion
 "The ore tonnage now in sight sn' on the dump is large enough to keeI the mill running steady as soon as | is finished"
 The Big Stick group, eomprisinI twelve claims, is located twenty mile northwest of Date Creek station or tae S. r.. P. GP. The company hal ,arge warehouses at Date Creek sta tion. which is the nearest shippinl point.
 The group was formerly known . the Howells group. The claims arr among the oldest locations in tho di' .rict. The property was taken ove' last year from Joe Howells, the ioca tor.
 Director Girsnd returned from a' extended trip through several easterI states a week ago. He heard Tar deliver an address in Chicago an' says that from what he heard in Ne" New York, Ohio and Illinois, tha there is no question of the election o' the great iurist to the presidency I
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
OWEN M'ALEER STRONG
 FOR HIGHLAND CHIEF
frrom Thussday,s Daily)

Probably no man in Southern Cal lfomia is better known or more vital Y interested in the development Of that section than ex.Mayor Owen aeAleor. Mayor MeAleer is also largely interested in Arizona mines 'ad company of which ex-Mayor ssyder, of Los Angeles, is president "d Owen MeAlssr is one of the d. ''c'ors, is sxpsnding very large sums the development of gold properties "ar Prescott.
 Owen McAlecr Ia greatly interested n the development of tho resources |" Arizona. He expects to make large 'am' in legitimate mining investments He wants above everything else to sec Arizona admitted to statehood, and he 'eheves that the election of Ralph csneron to congress will do more to 'hng statehood about than anything 's the people can do at the present 'ne' He also knows Cameron as a nan of intense energy, a worker who does things.
 VI sincerely trust the people of the "'ntory will look to their own m e'esis and send Cameron to con Te's'" said Mayor McAleer during a 'eeent visit to Prescott. "He IS man of great vitality, much push and magnetism, has the quality of making 'nends and holding them, and is 'sA'er from the ground up. I've '00wn and admired Ralph Cameron U" years. He says little but doe' 'OeA' He is filled with sympathy fo' !" Fellow man, and his whole being II "apped mp in the welfare of h'' some territory.
 cameron is very we'll known IT N0' Angeles and very popular. Bie '''h there with big interests in An ''n0 have confidence in the man
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28

They know him to be ,bo,ou,hlv ;n 'ou'" with tho territory's resources. 'he mining, agricultural and stock in. 'efests. When Arizona i, admitted ,o
 '''enood II will be a grand thing to "''e man Of Ralph Cameron's pcr sohahty m Washington. If he ia elcc,. ed m Washington be will bave m,ch " ''y aDout the enabling act. He mas very large personal aeonain,,,co with the big men in congress now
 HIS hght with the santa Fe over tho Bright Angel Trail has often ,aken nm nun to the national capital and men iike Beveridgc, Deliver, Dick of Ohio. 'ienln"ay' Payne and many others of ike caliber his friends and admirer, cameron will be able to 20 to sucb men quietly and secure their hearty cooperation m passing legislation "a. Vofaoie to Arizona. It is a vital pc. r'od in Arizonas history. waen statehood IS accomplished, the rieb. men should be behind the guns ,o oh. tam the fullest benefits for the new commonwealth. The state will he in a position to demand large sums of money for federal buildings, industrial development and the retaining of vast tracts of arid lands. Much will depend upon the kind of men Arizona sends to the house and senate. There can Do no doubt about the election of Taft and large Republican ma iority 'n the house of representatives. rhe candidacy of Bryan is really not taken seriously as you arc led to believe away out hers in the west.
 "with Taft as president and a large progressive majority in the house, 1t scems to mo it will be thS part of foolishncss for Arizona to send as her first congressman under state. hood man out of harmony with that majority. l am speaking entirely from n non-partisan standpoint. If l believed that Bryan and a Democrati> house were to be chosen in November ] would not advocate the election of Republican delegate at this vital stage of Arizona's progress.
 "Then l know personally that vita the election of Taft will come the un. loosening of millions for profitable in. vestment in Arizona mines. Arizona should have just such man as Ralph Cameron to hustle among the big mon. eyed men in tho east and present Ari. zona's claims for their consideration As delegate he will be in a position of vital relative importance to capital looking for legitimate mining ventures. There is not a man in all the terri tory better fitted to secure the biggest results in every way, in securing first statehood immediately through the in. Auence of his election, and the emolu- ments of statehood after admission through the influence of striking, fighting personality in harmony with the powers able Co confer the emolu. ments.'
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
KERN HuRRIEs HOME.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 2l.-Kern sent a ,.looram to the Democratic headqnar' ters tonight saying because of serious ,,,nsss of hi, little boy he would be unable to Gll any Ohio speaking en' agreements
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
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WANING no3IUD.


 Notice is hsssby gives thst the % dssdeaed ownsrs sf ths aisss bS~vs ss tAs Lste, Coopssaiss, Blssk nssa. Aztec, Gold Note. Icvs, nsias. OfyI. pia, vcsuvius, Surprise, Cssisr ass Oregon, and the Improvements, ma ehisery. and tools located thersos, sit st and near RiebinLsr. Yaxspai County. Arizona, win not be responsible fsi debts of sny kind contracted for lsbes. supplies or improvements on said psop- srty or any of n, while it is bsssu worked under . contract and lease, sAd that said property is new being wovhsd under sueb contract wnd lease granted to c. W. Mitchell. Dated this let day of March, 1907.
 KENTUCKY STANDARD MINING
 COMPANY,
 By Hunter N. Msrlssthsr, Pfes
 RiCHINBAR MINES COMPANY. By Hunter W. Msuwsther, Pres. First publication, March 20. 1907.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-10-28
Has Machinery Almost Installed.
(From Saturdays Dsilyl

tFrom Saturdays Dsily) Mayer vintor.
 F.. ". Jones of Mayer is visiting in tho city. Walker Visitor.
 A. F.. Upper of Walker is here on business. Here on Buansas.
 John Postel of Crown King is here on business. McCabs Visitor
 Mrs. William Burns of MeCsbe is visiting in the city. Camp Verde viStor.
 !. II. wing6eld of Camp Verde Ia here on a business visit. Mayer viator.
 VI. F. Murphy, the Mayer mining man, is here on business. Lynx Greek Visitor.
 Sam Boblett of LynI Greek visited here s few hours yesterday. A Periodical Visit R. Fleiseher, a popular Nogsles mer chant, is here on one of his periodical business visits.