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Evening journal., 1908-03-04
PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE

Having rented my farm. I have M
further use for implements and stock.
will have public sale at Conterviile
near Brick Church.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9TH.
Al y o'clock sharp.
s good horses. one-year-old colt, two
year-old colt. four-year-old colt good
driver 3 good milk cows, bull 10 shoafs
pigs. moving machines Ideal Deer.
ing binder, good as new; gasoline engine.
to 4-horsepower, new; new belt, 1-harse
power grinding mill, farm wagons. slr-
cess manure spreader, hay tedder. horse
rake. 2 grain drills, hay fork. rope ana
block: fodder cutter hand fodder ciiffer
grindstone, Wilson seed sower. 2-horee
corn planter. corn marker. i-horse piove
2-horse plows, corn shelter Disc har-
row. spike tooth harrow, spring tooth
harrows sullyy cultivators. double ana
single tree. single cultivators wee1er
no-top wagon. double set OF heav,
wagon harness. collars and brides: horse
cart and harness. 2 barn shovels. carriage
pole, Davis swinging churn. milk cooler.
corn by the hushel, hay by the ton M
acres OF wheat IN the ground. and lots OF
articles too numerous to mention. An
sums OF SOS or under. cash, over thar
amount months credit viii be given
with bankable note and approved en-
dorser.
Price Diiworth. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. fi9-l3t
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will purchase a grocery stora.
stock, dwelling and dairy on East
Side. Grocery store doing q niee
business, dairy is one OF the
largest in the city. Above price
includes all the stock OF the
store and complete equipment
OF the dairy. including 2 horses,
2 wagons, separator. ice boxes,
etc. A decided bargain.
HAWKINS a CO.
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will purchase a very desirable
dwelling on West Side, new
Has 9 rooms and bath, porch,
heater, severed. all convent
ences. Make us an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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$47OO

nm will purchase either No. z.
w 14th ST., or No. s r. l4th ST.
Have rooms and bath,
porches, heater and severed
New propert es with all modern
conveniences. One square from
Brandywine Park entrance.
Make us an offer.
HAWKINS & CO.
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DELAWARE AND
RUTGERS DEBATE

The second annual debate between Del
aware College and Rutgers College will
take place in Newark on Friday evening,
at s o'clock. The subject Of debate win
be, Resolved. That the reform OF our
financial system should include the e.
tabushment OF a central national bank
Delaware will be represented by G. A.
Papperman. 90. H. II. Prouse, 90; J. D.
Ennis. II. and W. S. Knowles. II, alter
nate. The judges will be Professor A. g.
Bolles, Of Haverford College; Professor
A. c. Howland. OF the University OF
Pennsylvania. and Professor John NJ
Vincent, of John Hopkins University.
~. -. 20 1lr c,hInaaa in New York
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$4,000

m viii purchase a desirable DWELL
w ing on West Side. Has rooms
and bath, porch. heater and
severed. Lot 25xl00 It. Fac
ing Sth St. Park Make an offer.
HAWKINS & CO
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viii purchase the very desirable
new dwelling. centrally located.
Has 9 rooms and bath. por-
ches, heater and severed. only
one square from entrance to
Brandywine Park. Make us an
offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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For RENT

11o4 Rodney. 12 rooms. 2 2baths.......... SO. 90
1905 Penna. ave-, 10 rooms, bath...... $3.50
s23 Franklin ST., 10 rooms, bath ... 47.lO
2105 Lancaster Ave. "A rooms. bath. 10.50
2l7 West St., u rooms, bath, hot
water heat Observation-Disclosures. fVVU
1913 Clayton St, S rooms. bath ........ 2500
1915 w. 9Th St.. 10 rooms. bath........ 1910
Store squares from p, b. g. W.
station, and two rooms .............. 22l0
Apartments rooms, bath, near p.
b. q W. station ..........-...-....-.. u-OO
Offices, Law Building, 9th and Market.
Factory, 4th, near Broome
170s-iO Broome St, 10 rooms, bath. $500
1888 Shallcross Ave, s rooms. BATH. 26l0
s26 South Broome St. rooms, bath p 90
1911 W. 10Th St, rooms, BATH. $50
GEORGE r. T0v-Nrt1ND CO.,
w. Ninth Street.
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will purchase either one Of two
properties on the West Side
Have Z rooms and bath, porch,
heater, severed, inside and out
side closet. Make an offer.
HAWKINS g. co.
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PRIVATE SALE
pRIVATE SALE OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE

= ABLE REAL ESTATE
The following well-located properties
are offered at private sale TO close the
estate OF Eliza j. Armstrong. deceased;
NO. so8 WASHINGTON st-wen-built
three-story brick dwelling, 10 rooms and
bath. lot 40 feet front. running through
to Wollaston street.
NO 22O9 MARKET st-Good three-story
brick dwelling with large lot in rear
NO. 40 WEST 9TH st-Three-story
brick dwelling rooms with BATH
NO so2 EAST uTH st-store and stable
on lot 26x75.
Possession can be given at an early day.
Apply to GEORGE A. ELLIOTT,
Executor.
m2-st Equitable Building.
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will purchase a very desirable
dwelling on West Side. Has
10 rooms, bath. porch. heater,
severed, and laundry. lot 22x115
II. Terms TO suit purchaser.
Make US an offer
HAWKINS & co.
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45OO ,Hg will purchase as .i, srsE ss. dwelling Es Is
rooms, all modern conveniences
Lot 2s It. in.x1S6 II. Make US
an offer
HAWKINS & co.
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INVEST your time-lt ls
better than to merely SPEND
Il. A little Of il INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead 10
dlslssnSs fnE life
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6CQ0O will purchase a 2-story brick
VEOSO dwelling. Has rooms bath and
severed. Make an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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win purchase desirable dwell
ing on the East Side Has 6
rooms and bath, porch. heater
and severed. Lot 15xl10 It. Make
an offer.
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$500 Ea2 viii purchase he s., sIsSgy sSg Has STIeI;
rooms, bath. porch, heater, sew
cred. etc Lot 22x1O0 IT, Mako US
an oner.
HAWKINS & co.
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Ads Received Too Late
For Classification Will Be
Found on Page Two.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY-Able.
bodied. unmarried men, between ages OF
IL and S5; citizens OF United States, OF
who can sl,eak. read and write English;
Men wanted now for service IN Cuba ar q
the Philippines. For information apply
70 Recruiting officer. 105 N. 18th ST., ~
y. Sth ST.. 1924 Columbia Ave. Phnadel-
phia, Pa; No Z. N. 50 St. Camden n
- Cor. Broad and Front SITS, Trenton
N. j. Cor. 4th and Market SITS. Whining
ton Del; 6i9 Penn ST.. Reading. Pa
j1-6m
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cQQ00 will purchase a 2-story brick
pOOOO dwelling on the West Side. Has
rooms, bath, porch, heater and
severed. Make us an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs

ID RINTING-THATs OUR BUSINESS.
We pay freight on mail orders. What
de you wantf Get prices. JOHN T. ApL-
LINs Inc. 800 ahipley street
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$4,000
$500
$500

CEE00 will purchase the large dwelling
VSSOS on West Side Has u rooms,
bath, porch, heater. severed,
etc. Renting for $500. Make US
an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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HAWKINS & co.

n will purchase a s-story brick
y dwelling. Has rooms, bath,
heater and severed. Make an
offer.
HAWKINS 4 CO.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GfNOO will purchase a z-story brick
VifOU dwelling on the West Side. Has 8
rooms. bath and shed kitchen.
porch and severed. Now rent.
ing for S14OO. Make an offer
HAWKINS & CO.
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fsist
PUBLIC SALE

OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Stdham and Sons Auction Rooms, No
III East Fourth street, FRIDAY. MARCH
6. 1908. at / o'clock, sharp. oak and wal
nut bedroom suites; / very large and mas
sive quartered oak suite; parlor suites;
] extra fine mahogany carved frame su te
upholstered IN fine verona, also ] couch TO
match this suite; ! fine organ; leather
couches; oak boards. iron beds. cotton
mattresses, dining room chairs. extern
sion tables, parlor tables and rockers;
odd bureaus. pictures, 2 cook stoves. go
yards OF secondhand carpets, $50 yards
oilcloth, 500 yards of new misft carpets
for all size rooms, In administer, velvet
Brussels and tapestry, also exl2 art rugs
and 2 dozen smyrna rugs I'm fine designs.
The above goods have been consigned to
us from several private parties. Anyone
looking for good furniture should at
tend this sale.
This is the best lot Of goods we have
sold this season. Part Of these goods came
from a large summer residence at Holly
Oak Goods can be inspected on evening
before and morning OF sale.
STIDHAM & SON. Auc
d. and A. Phone, 535. Established 1866.
m2-4-6
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BoARDERs WANTED

VIZ ANTED 90 TWO YOUNG MEN
Wv boarders. in private family on the
west side. Inquire at Journal Office.
ms-st
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
For Rent

FLATS.
200 French St. End hoor.... Il
220 French ST.. 4th floor. ].
STORES.
s. r. Cor. 7th and jefferson Sts...... ];
220 French ST.. store and rooms.... q
720 Windsor St. shop, stable or gar
age .......... .-... q. .s e. .s..s....... 4"
sos W. 5th St.. bakery or other pur-
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will purchase the very desirable
corner property. centrally To-
Gated. Has 9 rooms and bath,
2 porches, heater. severed, all
modern conveniences. Only one
square 70 entrance Of Brandy
wine Park. Make MS an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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ChaS. w. GOOding,
Eighth and Jefferson Streets.
For RENT
IMMEDIATE PossEssroN.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1903 Clayton St., s rs. and bath. porch.
10 So. dupont. s RS. and bath, porch.
2S17 W I'd ST., rs. and BATH porch.
202 Gray Ave, rooms and porch.
1919 Rodney St., RS. and bath. porch.
1914 W. 14th St. 10 rooms and porch.
Del Ave. and Clayton St, RS. porch
and heater.
Call at office for March list.
A. B. STATION, 7O7 Shipley Street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

XNANTED-BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY.
position as housekeeper. Apply 3l9
Townsend st. m4-2t
WORK WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
trained nurse, colored. Apply 2M
Searles St., city mS-iw
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PROPOSALS

INVEST your tims-it Is
bette than to merely SPEND
IL. - little Of II INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends fer life.
Evening journal., 1908-03-04

= osT-A FUR COLLAR BETWEEN
l. workhouse and DR.. II. L. Balls resi-.
dence. Liberal reward II returned 70 Mrs.
r. G. Justis. Falkland. Del. mf-2t
T osT-LADY's GOLD BREAST PIN,
l. on Ninth street between West and
Franklin streets. Reward paid II LETT at
No. 1905 West Ninth ST. m4-t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF GROCERIES

VIII be sold at 10Th and Market streets
on THURSDAY. MARCH 5th. at $50 a. m.
A full line Of groceries. such a eas.
cofrees. spices. canned goods. pickles.
soaps starch. etc. together with a great
variety OF other goods usually found In a
well-regulated grocery. The stock Is con-
siderable and the sale will continue TIL
all is sold Also the fixtures will be sold
about o'clock p. m, on the FIRST day
WIN. p. WRIGHT.
W. A. Hukin Auc. f29-4t
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FOR SALE
Desirable Real Estate is the best investment
2017 W. Seventh street. rooms
S04 w. Third street, rooms. bath.
1922 W. Fourth street, dot 25xl45) ? rooms.
1914 w. Fourth ST., new house) r, bath
Sl4 W. Seventh street, rooms, bath.
1903 Poplar street, 6 rooms bath
9l2 kirkwood street, z rooms, bath.
Eighth near Harrison ST., 10 rooms. bath.
l6l9-ll-i3 Scott street, rooms, bath.
Franklin near Fifth St, rooms. bath.
1897 DUPONT street, 10 rooms, bath.
c. J. O'kEEFE
d. & A. 19S1D. No. w. Seventh st.
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BARGAINS IN WALL PAPERS. BOTH
ID Phones. FORBES & CO., 9TH and JET
ferson SITS. f25-lm
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LOST AND FOUND


7 OST-WHITE BULL DOG, BROWN
II spot over one eye. collar register NUM-
Der l01 Return to ]. f. BECKETT, srd
and Searles. m3-2t
7 osT "a SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
II rings, from 500 Broome st., Whining
ton. A liberal reward will be given by the
owner 70 anyone returning one or all Of
these rings to Mr.. c, NJ. Steward, ms
Broome ST., at once and no questions will
be asked. m5-I
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p none OF the above properties
meet with your requirements,
we will be pleased to send YOU
a list of very desirable proper
ties I'm the desired locality and
at about your price.
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T ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
day, March 6. 1905 JOHN f. o'NEAL.
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There are i2.ls chinese in New YORK
city.
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$500

GEGE0 will purchase the very desirable
VSOSO dwelling on West Side Has Il
rooms and bath. front and back
porch. steam heat severed Lot
24xs0 1t. Only one square from
Cool Spring Park. Make us an
offer.
HAWKINS & co.
Evening journal., 1908-03-04
For RENT

FOR RENT
1917 and 1890 W. 4th St.. rooms
23S Rodney St, s rooms.
1901 and 1916 W. 10th St. rooms.
1919 Linden St. rooms.
2l7 West ST.. - rooms.
171S Hancock, rooms.
1918 and 17i6 Lancaster Ave. rooms
3i04 and 3106 Monroe St. 6 rooms.
Stores 705 and SOS Market St.
farms near city
o. G. GooDEN s2sls Market Street.
FOR RENT
a5l Bennett ~ .s.ss..s..sssssss- sssssss.elf.vv
1922 Bennett st ........................ lA00
S32 Poplar st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l4l0
IA Robinson st. ...................s.... lz.vy
1929 r. r. Ave .......s.................. l-.OV
Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST CO.
Tenth and Market SITS.
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OFFICES FOR RENT
FOR RENT

Offices in Ford Building, either In suite
or sinFlv: also desk room for a few de
sirable persons; furnished II desired, In
cluding heat, light and janitor service
Apply for terms Room t0S Ford Bldg
j10-eod-tf
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FOR SALE


Washington. near 18th, 10 r, b, porch 5000
Market near 28d. Sr, b, porch. ........ 4SC0
Van R1Iren. near sth. 10 T, b, porch. e.. 500
Rodnev near Ara. s r b. porch ...... $40
Fifth, near Franklin, r, b, porch. alb0
Clayton, near Lancaster ave-, T, b, p 24Q0
Taylor and Wilson, ............'... l.o0
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m will purchase the stores and
w dwelling on East Side. A
very good property for invest
ment. Make us an offer.
HAWKINS & co.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL boutwell,

Virginia Ave, End house from beach
and Steel Pier. Open all year. Steam
heat Baths. etc. Exceptional table Rates
and booklet on request
J. & N. x. boutwell,.
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Tenth and Market SITS.
= OR RFNT-RICHARDSO ROLLER
L Mills. The best located milling stard
in Delaware "a mile from Wilmington.
nel f24-6t-eod
rzOR RENT OR SAI.E-FARM i30
I acres. about 100 tillable. in Pencaier
hundred, close to keeney station j. p
NICHOLS. Highlands. Wilmington, Del.
HOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE
L Garden, near Elsmere, on trolley line.
Address VIM. NJ. Brackin. Marsnallton,
DeI f29-1w
r@OR PENTHOUSE AND STABLE 400
L and All orange ST. Capacity OF stable
30 horses. Apply to SAMUEL SPEAK
MAN. d. and A. Phone a5-L izo-i
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will purchase the store NOW
occupied as a grocery store),
and stable on West Side.
Dwelling has 9 rooms and bath.
heater and severed Lot 22xi00
II. Make us an oner.
HAWKINS & co.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08
CUTTING ALIVE.

A correspondent contributes an ar ticle this morning protesting against the practice of vivisection. While the subject is abhorrent to the lay mind scientific opinion favors vivisection if practiced in a humane manner and we are pointed to the important discov- cries which have resulted from this method of investigation. But for it, diphtheria anti-tOxin and various Oth- ser anti-toxic serums would probably not have been discovered.
 It may be said that the most val uable knowledge possessed by the physician of today has been disclosed by vivisection.
 But scientists join in the condem- nation of brutality and needless cruel ly in this form of investigation and they urge that all experiments be con ducted with no avoidable suffering, under complete anesthesia. In addi- AAp4A " they point out that there is nothing to gain and much to lose by the infliction of pain.
 Vivisection is by no means new. It has been practiced from the time of Galen and at times investigators drunk with zeal for investigation have fallen into cruel practices which have resulted in legislation against vivi- section. There is no doubt that the practice should be surrounded by the most rigid regulations, to exclude from the ranks of such investigators those who are unworthy, by lack of scienti- fife training and want of high standing in the scientific world
 Vivisection as it is now understood means more than cutting alive" Under this name comes for instance the inoc- ulation of brutes and men with con tagious diseases for purposes of ex- perimentation. Men have only com paratively recently been subjected to such experiments and it is difficult to see what is to be gained by it.
 Only few days ago man in New York at his own request was inocu- lated with tuberculosis. No one can conceive of any resultant advantage to science from such an experiment.
 Many of the experiments in vivisec- tion are conducted for the satisfaction of curiosity. Such investigators are not scientific. We have lately read story perhaps fanciful of an experi- ment, said already to be successful for | the grating of the head of one living | animal upon the body of another.
 Suppose that as a result of investi- | gation that might be accomplished in what way would it benefit the human
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08
PHoENIx, ARIZONA, JUNE s, 1908
THE TIME TO CELEBRATE

People do not realize as fully as they would have done four of five years ago. what the completion of the Gran ite Reef dam means to this valley. They understand, of course, that 1t means a better and a certain water supply for irrigation. But since those old times when the farmer entered upon his season with misgivings, all ways apprehensive that the Arizona dam would fail when it was most needed, great things have happened We have learned to. look forward to the time when the Roosevelt dam shall be completed, so that We are apt not to feel the full measure of gratifica- tion over what has already been done. We do not see the Granite Reef dam distinctly in the shadow of the great Roosevelt dam.
 That is, things have been coming our way too fast of late. Half dozen years ago, if such a dam as that at Granite Reef had just been finished. the farmers and the merchants would have believed there was nothing more needed to insure the prosperity of the valley every year. And nothing more would have been needed to insure great measure of prosperity which has fallen some millions short for want of just such a reliable saver of water.
 It would be well for us to forget, say for a single day, next Saturday, all about the Roosevelt dam, in order that we may see more clearly. the great blessing that has been conferred in the Granite Reef dam. Now that it has been finished every man, wo- man and child can afford to take a day off and celebrate. Then we can have bigger celebration a couple of years hence.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

It's no use to try it. San Fran cisco cannot get the country excited over the battleships again on the eve of the national convention. Be- sides, one wild hurrah is enough.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

Members of Phoenix Lodge No. 2, Knights of Pythias, are requested to be at Moore & McLellan's undertak- ing parlors at D. m. today to attend the funeral of our late brother, Sam uel E. Ball of Chicago.
 CHAS. A. STAUFFER, c. c.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

Dr. L. D. Mason, who is said to be an authority in such matters has dis covered a new disease, and named it aquamania. He says there Is such a thing as over-indulgence in water drinking. Many men and women,' says he, drink too much water and are victims of that form of intoxi- cation" This thing has gone far enough. A considerable section of the country has been legislated upon the water wagon. We've got to have something to drink. We'll stand about so much reform and no more. If we can't be dipsomaniacs we'll be aqua maniacs. Dr. Mason to- the contrary notwithstanding.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

We trust that the national commit tee will not act hastily on the Arizona contest but will give due consideration to the recommendations of the terri torial committee, as well as to the find ings of Arizona Boot Blacks Union, No. 3, with respect to that controversy. In case the national committee should disregard the proceedings of these two territorial bodies, we should favor talk ing the matter directly before the con- vention.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08
American League.

Batteries-Summers. Siever, Payne and Thomas; Burchell, Pruitt and Mcfarland.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

There is much excitement in Wash ington over a report that the president has written a letter again repudiat- ing the suggestion of a third term. The identity of the addressee is shrouded in mystery, but probably the whole matter will be thrown on the screen at the psychological moment.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

Since Mrs. Belva Ann Lockwood. at torney at law, was admitted to prac- tice before the supreme court of the United States there have been twenty six women so admitted, Miss Helen Begg of New York being the latest. Mrs. Lockwood was instrumental in securing the passage of the law which permits women to practice in the highest court of the land, and her ad- mission nearly thirty years ago was in the nature of a historic event.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

race in whose name and for whose benefit alone vivisection is practiced and permitted?
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

In corner of the bank notes ap- by United States bonds For the emergency currency authorized under the Aldrich- h-Vreeland act the follow ing words will be added: "Or other se- curities." Very likely though, when the pinch comes, a formerly manifest ed preference for the currency which bears the motto Tn God We Trust" will again be shown.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

GEO. W. vIcKERs, Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08
MURDER AND SUICIDE
 A FRISCO DRUG CLERK
Though He Could Not Live With His
 Wife He Died With Her.

San Francisco, June 7.-Jealousy and despondency today drove George Scott, drug clerk. to kill his wife and end his own life. The tragedy occurred on the sidewalk near the corner of Golden Gate avenue and Webster street at o'clock this morning. Scott fired two shots at his wife. Both bullets took effect, death being almost instantaneous. Scott then shot himself and died in half an hour.
 Scott was 22 years old and his wife 19. They were married two years ago in. Chicago. She recently left him.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

Your grocer returns your money fl you don't lks it: VIC pay hin
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08
KILLED IN STREET CAR ACCI.
 DENT

St Louis, June lone man was killed, three persons so Badly injured that they will die, and two score more or less seriously hurt late tonight, when surburban street car bound to this city from Creve Occur Lake jumped the track and pitched ten feet over an embankment.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08
COFFEE

Five degrees of excel lence: t good; ** better; +++ fine; +t.. finer; +..+. finest: all Schilling's Best.
Arizona republican., 1908-06-08

The later determination of the managers of the so-called allies to keep up the semblance of a struggle before the national committee is an improvement on the bolting program. It is better for the party and it in wolves nothing more than a loss of time of which the allied managers have a whole week on their hands.