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Arizona republican., 1908-05-07
PERSONAL NOTES.

Jas Goodwin left last evening for Tombstone on a short business trip.
 County Surveyor Strietz spent yes terday on the south side doing some work at the Hermosa tract
 Wm. Mackrell was fined ten dollars before Justice Nielsen yesterday on a midemeanor charge.
 Photographer F. A Hartwell of Phoenix was a visitor here yesterday, taking views at the Normal.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-07
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 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA
Arizona republican., 1908-05-07

yards here Tuesday and shipped, to Phoenix. They were consigned to Hurley x Tribolet. meat dealers there. The stock was purchased from farmers and stock raisers in the vicinity of Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-07
MESA ADVERTISEMENTS.

20 acres, r share Utah water, 5000 brick house. ? wells cased 150 1t. deep good shade orchard all fenced. , acres in garden. Price S35O0.00.
 160 acres at $5O.0O Der acre. 100 acres can be irrigated under Mesa canal balance under New Govt. canal. Joins land held at $l5O.00 per acre. Also 3, To- 20 4O so. 16O acre tracts.
 Money to Loan.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-07

Read Hyder's ad. today.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-07
DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT.

Hodnett and Carr resident under- takers and embalmers. Phone 179.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
NEVER CLOSE HOTEL REGISTER
Awful Fate Hangs on Act so Nearly
Performed at the Hotel
Rome.

A travelling man all but shut up the reg
lister of the Rome. Chief Clerk William
Anderson interviewed in time to prevent this
chiefest crime against hotel traditions.
Il am not superstitious," said he, but
some people who stay at a hotel are and
one must have due regard for their little
preJudlces."
The incident then moved him to a remi-
niscence.
twenty-five years ago. said he, II. was
night clerk at a Des Moines hotel and an
old travelling man named Odenrion came up
to the desk to pay out.
When shall we see you again. Nj.
Odenrion2' l asked him.
H moved the register ahead about two
months-we had the old-fashioned big ones
In those d~ays-and wrote his name at the
head Of the page.
at such a random picked date% 1 inquired.
oh, you'n see.' he replied.
The date he had thus selected at hap
hazard was exactly two months ahead of
the day on which we were speaking. Two
months from that date he arrived in Des
Moines, but it was his cold, inanimate body
which came. He had died on a sleeping car
enroute for Des Moines and had not the
~Deity-kismet, fate, call IL what you will
interviewed he would nave registered with
us on the day he had CHANGED on"
A cold-blooded, unfeeling, psychologizlng
sort of person could. If he were so brutal,
explain this episode by saying that Oden-
rion's starting for Des Moines so that he
would have arrived at the particular day
In question was due to a process techni-
cally named "autO-hypnos!s." The pros
peetive visit to Dies Moines had stuck in
the back OF his head, so 20 speak, and
unconsciously perhaps influenced him to
starting on the trip, His death enroute
would be explained by this same hard
hearted person as merely coincldental. A
strange coincidence, of course, but all CO.
medicines seem strange, for that matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
DAVE MERCER SELLS LOTS
DispOses of Property to Edward Hay
den for Ten Thousand
Dollars.

Negotiations are pending between Edward
Hayden of Hayden Bros, and ex-Con-
gresham Dave Mercer for the Mercer
lots on the northwest corner OF Thirty
ninth and Dodge streets and il is understood
the deal has been closed by the d. V. Sholes
company whereby Mr., Hayden secures the
two lots for $4,000.
Mr.. Hayden said That he had some plans
in connection with the securing Of the lots,
but was not ready to make an announce
ment concerning them,
The lots were secured by Mr.. Mercer
while congressman from the Second dis
trict and he announced he would erect a
fine residence. Mr., Mercer paid $500 for
the lots.
A. L. Reed has rented the Clarke Colt
residence at Thirty-sixth and Harvey
streets and will move his family in from the
Reed country home Aloha" near the Coun-
try club. Mrs, Colt and little daughter
Betty will leave soon for the west coast OF
Florida, where they will spend the winter
Betty Colt has been IN since receiving an
injury some months ago and though tn,
little girl is doing well and improving rap
idly. It is believed the climate OF Florid,
will be beneficial for her this winter.
Margaret MeAnister has sold the oil,
McAuister farm of 100 acres TO A. r. Dodsol
for 1000. The farm Is located five mile
northwest OF Waterloo and two miles cas-
OF Platte Valley.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

and then Just before dark removed one
Of the two planks. Not knowing the plank
had been removed, he says he fell into the
ditch and injured his leg and shoulder.
Charge Of Forging Tombstone Order
Charged with forging an order for a tomb
stone, r. NJ. Evans is under arrest In
Council Bluffs on a complaint filed In the
county court here by J. +. Bloom & &C.
Of Omaha. Evans, II is charged. signed
the name Of John Kuke OF Murdoch to an
order calling for a $50 stone to be de-
livered at Murdoch. He was arrested In
Council Bluffs Thursday, but at his own
request was allowed to stay there until
Friday morning because Of the serious ill
ness of his wife.
Scottish Rite Glass Banquet-A class Of
fifteen initiates was formally invested
with the degree Of the Master Of the Royal
Secret at Masonic temple Thursday even
ing. The class has been under instruction
since Monday. A banquet was served I'm
honor OF the new class, beginning at $3.50
o'clock Thursday evening. Carl Herring
acted as postmaster. Short addresses were
delivered by w. A. DeBord. David II. Mer-
Ger and w. T. Bourke. Among prominent
out-of-town Scottish Rite Masons present
was DR.. c. ID. Evans of Columbus, Neb.
another from Columbus. o., Chicago and
elsewhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
GOOD WEATHER FOR TWINS
Two Pairs Born in Omaha While
Three Twins" IL at Local


While Three Twins was playing at the
Boyd theater, two twins were born TO
Omaha people on Wednesday and Thus
day OF this week. Wednesday twin girls
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley
OF 4S15 North Twenty-ninth street and on
Thursday twin boy and girl were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hornig Of 1GO1 Fred
erick street.
The vital statistics report for the day con-
tain the following births and deaths, in adj
dition to the birth OF the twins:
B~irths-Alber Forberg. 214 South Thirty
fifth street, boy; George b. Potne, 1855
South Sixteenth street, girl; Thomas
Wacek, 1881 South Fourteenth street. gill.
Deaths-Mrs. Mary Scheve, Methodist hos
pital, IS; Mrs. Charles Maraseo, Omaha
General hospital. 40; Augustus L. Foster,
Swedish hospital. q; Anthony Breier, 81.
I Joseph hospital, &C.; William w. Page,
Methodist hospital. "a; Theodore Grebc,
Fortieth and Poppleton avenue. 80: Joseph
V. spitalnik, 1928 South Seventeenth street.
4 months; Levi Deveny, 621 South Twenty
ninth avenue, As.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
HOW SOLDIERS MAY VOTE
DO Not Lose citizenship in state
Where He Held 1t Before
Enlistment.

In view of the existence of three largo
military posts in Nebraska, wherein are
garrisoned approximately 1000 soldiers of
the regular army OF the United States,
some question has arisen as to the right
Of these soldiers to vote at the coming
presidential election in Nebraska. The re-
vised statutes Of Nebraska, paragraph 900.
section S, says: mo soldier, seaman or
marine in the army and navy OF the
United States shall be deemed a resident
of the state in consequence OF being sta
TONED therein"
1t appears that this law applies only
to such soldiers as never had a former
residence in this state, The question was
put to several prominent Omaha attor-
neys Thursday and the concensus Of their
answers is: "A person eulisting in the
regular army does not lose his citizen
ship in the state where he held It at tho
time OF enlistment. He is qualified to vote
in the state in which he held his original
citizenship regardless Of his being a sol.
der in the regular army"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
FARMERS WANT REPUBLICANS
bohemian and German Ranchers
Over Nebraska Are for Taft
, and Sheldon.

United States Marshal w. p. Warner re-
turned Friday afternoon from an extended
campaigning tour through Knox, Pierce,
Wayne, Colfax, Platte and Stanton counties
and reports conditions up there as most
favorable for republican success.
II made addresses in each OF these coun-
ties and find that the Bohemian and Ger
man farmers of those localities are very
well satisfied to let matters remain as
they are" said Mr.. Warner. 1.-THE general
drift is strongly toward the republican
ticket, / followed very nearly the same
territory that Mr.. Bryan spoke In a few
weeks ago, and l was rather surprised to
find that his talks have not had any per-
manent influence among the farmers OF
those sections. They are not at all al
lured by the bank deposit guaranty doc
thine Of the democratic platform.
81 was told While in Colfax county that
the democrats would do well If they got
100 majority there instead of the 600 ma
joriry they aye claiming.
'I ffn6, further, that a number Of the
most influential Germans and Bohemians
are outspoken in their adherence to the
republican ticket, and that they are work
ing hard for Taft and Sheldon. One Of the
leading German families up there which
owns a chain of banks and has been demo
cratic, is now openly supporting the re-.
publican ticket.
1T is all folly to say or think that any
considerable part OF the farming com
munity of Nebraska favors the election o.
Mr.. Bryan. On the contrary, my oDserva
tion during the last few days has beer
that the farmers are for the republican
ticket and that Judge Taft will carry Ne
braska by a big majority"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
DIVORCE CASES HAVE BOARDS
Suits over Marital Failures VIII Oc-
cupy Time of the Equity
Judges.

Divorce cases will have the right-of-way
in district court from now until after cleo
ton. Practically Use whole attention Of
the equity judges will be devoted to default
cases until the excitement subsidies next
week. Judge Sears Friday morning dis
missed all the jurors not serving on any
cases until Wednesday morning. This
means no new trials requiring jurors will
be taken up until then.
Five divorce DEGREES were granted Fri
day morning in as many default cases.
Josie Handler secured one Of them from
WILDER Handler on charges Of nonsupport
and extreme cruelty. She was given her
maiden name. Josie Dew. Sterling Forrest
got a decree from Altha Forrest, Fay
Bailey from George +. Bailey. Emma Mo.
Nahan from Robert McMahan, Mrs. Nc
Mahsn charging desertion and nonsupport.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
NEWS IN THE ARMY CIRCLE
Employe Tn Cuba Writes that RE-
ports of Election Disturbances
Are O~vcrdrawn.

In a letter just received by one of the
civilian employees at army headquarters
from Cuba, where the recipient Of the let
ter was stationed for a year or more, the
writer of the letter takes emuhatic ex-
ception to reports sent out by interested
parties regarding any serious disturbances
during the late elections on that island.
He contradicts the story and attributes
Its origin to Interested parties. 9TH dis
turbances were wholly local and insignifi-
cant" the letter states, and had the same
character OF disturbances occurred in New
York or any other city no notice would have
been taken Of them. 1t is also a mistake
to assume that any considerable number OF
Cubans are anxious for annexation to the
United States, now or at any other time. 8"
Leaves Of absence for one month and
twenty days have been granted First Lieu
tenant Oscar A. MCGEE of the Second cav
airy at Fort Des Moines and for one
month to First Lieutenant F. @. Kellond
of the Nineteenth infantry at Fort Mac
kenzie.
Orders have been issued from army head
quarters for the payment of the regular
troops for the month of october that are
~ III AAlo W1Bdl ~ pay
ments will begin October 81.
Very few Of the officers Of the regular
army will avail of the privilege to return
to their former homes to vote next week.
As a rule scarcely Is per cent Of the army
officers take advantage of the privilege
granted them.
A big shipment of miscellaneous COM
missary supplies was ordered sent Satur-
day morning from Omaha to Fort Des
Moines under the recent contracts awarded
to Omaha jobbers.
Orders have just been issued from depart
ment headquarters approving a large num-
Der of court-martial sentences resulting
from the general court-martial Of numerous
deserters from the army. The sentences
run from one to three years, with i'm
prisonment at Fort Leavenworth military
prison. and include dishonorable discharge
from the army.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
"The Top o. tn World" ut the Boyd.


THE Top o. tn World" a musical ex-
trayaganza in two acts; book by Mark
e. Swan; lyrics by James ODea; music
by Anna Caldwell and Manuel Klein;
under direction OF James NJ. Allison. The
principals:
Kris Kringle, the toymaker .............
KanksKce, an FsKimo cbis D. j. Flanagan
Mazda, a little girl who wants to grow
Billy, apprentice to Kris Kringle -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Stubby Ainscoe
shellman, a balloonist, pledged not to
discover the North Pole ,.............
................,....... Harry Fairlelgh
Westinghouse Morse, a hustling inven-
Kokomo, an Eskimo belle ................
....................... Florence smith
Jack in the Box, a wonderful toy,
Fred Bailey
The Candy Kid, an Arctic practical joke
The Friendly Bear, a stretch Of i'm
agination INSTRUMENTATION. Arthur Hill
Prince Tinymite ............. Katherine Dahl
s%talacta, an ice vestai -. Daisy. Fugct
Jack Frost, king of the north wind. ...
....."."..""....... George Majeronl
Ice Guards. .Nita Vascos and TiiIie Monroe
Aurora Borealis, Queen of the North
Chief of Police ................ Bobbie Nolan
Wuff-Wuff, the cub ......... Colonel North
1t would be difficult to crowd into the
same space and time more Joy and laughter
than The Top o. tn World" affords. This
is a musical extravaganza which began q
three-day engagement at the Boyd last
night. 1t has all the hot springs I'm the
country beat for stiff joints and old age.
1t supplies one whole period Of Irresistible
pleasure and convulses an intelligent audi
ence at least twenty times during the even
ing. So many crisp hits. comical creations
and clever actors are comingled in this
hodge-podge of JOY that one finds himself
in a bewilderment OF giggles before the
performance is one-third over. The affair
is set in the opening up within a parasang
or two of the north pole, out by a few we'll
measured movements Of magic form the
scene shifts into a beautiful land called
Alusia, which has every earmark of Para
disc, and the very incongruity of the thing
is a home run hit. Some genuine skill has
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

by Judge Crawford in police court Friday
morning on the latter's finding on the
charge OF ~unlawfully hauling garbage
through the streets, and Immediately APP
pealed the case to the district court, being
admitted TO bond and placing the case with
Attorney John O. Yeiser.
Several other cases of similar nature have
recently been tried i'm police court, and
the main question in all of them was
whether or not the matter hauled by the
man arrested was really garbage under the
city ordinance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
..The Cow Puncher" Mt the Krug.

Another of those plays with cowboys,
rangers, cattle thieves and Mexicans,
plenty of gun play, comedy and heart in
terest, and with that everywhere essential
love element, opened a weekend engage
ment az the Krug Thursday evening. 9TH
Cow Puncher," with Fred Siegel in the
name part, was given a warm reception by
last nights audience, and throughout the
six scenes OF the production the cunning
meaness Of the ''greaser'' villain. acted by
Curtis Benton. the strength of the unedu-
Gated COW puncher and the actions Of the
other characters We're watched with breath
less anticipation and hearty applause. A
number OF speciaities, including some
%"fiddling" by Jack Fleming i'm a cowboy
role, and some clever lariat work by one
OF the other men in the company. adds &c
the entertainment
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

gone into the making of this piece-if 1t
may be reduced to singularity in number
and some yeoman service has been enlisted
in the cause of presenting it.
In the early stages the ball seems to
revolve around a stick of candy, a jumping
Jack and polar bear and, indeed, they do
maintain their prominence throughout. but
other heroes come ably Ito their assistance.
Fred Bailey, Ralph Austin and Kathleen
Clifford have the principal parts, but
Arthur Hill in the friendly bear, and Alice
Hegeman, who played the wardrobe keeper
for the Mayor of Toxic" keep in close
sight for first money. Austin and Bailey
could take tina bear and keep on top OF
the world for ever, but with Alice Hege-
man as Aurora Borealis, queen of the
lights, and Miss Clifford and the rest OF
the good ones at hand, they will never have
to do it alone. With this pair OF comedians
continuously jabbing at ones risibles the
fall of the curtain comes. with that dull
dead thud Of which we read on more sombeI
occasions.
It's a gay life, and then some. MISS
Hegeman makes a decided stroke. ag she
always does, with her unique hideouaness
in makeup and CHARACTERIZATION. One Of
the good hits of the evening is the timely
and frequent appearance of the man wttt
the hot air jug, who puts a crimp in old
Jack Frost, King of the North Wind, about
the time he gets to blowing the hardest
What makes it seem all the more like Dor
rowing money from the management il
when that devilish little weakened NINA.
ture silhouette of Bailey squirts himself
across the stage like a phantom and com.
paIa the man Wha has hnan nllf hAt upRT
acts to jab himself to make sure he die
not take too many. Really, it's all mighty
fine. And the large audience last nigh.
thought SO. 1t uns till after Saturday
night, with a matinee on Saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Andrew J. Hansen secured a divorce from
Grace Hansen, charging infidelity.
Martha Philip asks for a divorce from
George Philip, charging nonsupport, aban-
donment, habitual drunkenness and ex-
treme cruelty. They were married in Ger
many in 1904.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
TEST OF THE GARBAGE LAW
Case VIII he Made 20 Determine
Legality of the City Or
dinRnce.

A test case based upon the city ordinances
and police court rulings about the hauling
of garbage is to be made out OF the case
OF Pete Finders, who handles restaurant
matter that Is not used at the places where
he gets it. Enders was fined IS ana costs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
Weekly Hints
...for...
Home k
Dunnins hardware Co.

A golden opportunity is again offered
this week TO purchase the best quality
that is made in solid steel scissors and
shears at 5sc per pair. Every pair worth
from 75c to $3.50. according TO size.
EQUALITY all alike.) And to every lady
purchaser we will present a neat, beau
tiful souvenir card receiver. Don't miss
this. sale continues only a few days.
49,
See west window. 1872 Harvey. for the
biggest bargains aver offered in Lunch
boxes, 25c to 35c values. from 1Oc TO 1870
each.
Cunning Hardware Co, are preparing a
pleasant surprise in the tool line for the
man who thinkers az home or the clrpen-
ter at the bench. Read next weeks htnta
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
Can-ht in do Act

and arrested by DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
bilious headache quits and liver and bowels
act right. Dc. For sale by Beaten Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Brnndeis bought Entire Carload from
Railroad Co. at spot Cash.
FLOOR oILcLoTH AND LINoLEUM.

The greatest bargains that any store in
America ever offered in a sale Of linoleum
and floor oilcloth will be presented at the
great sale at Brandeis. We bought one
carload Of high and medium grade linoleum
and floor oilcloth from the railroad COM
pany, and the values we offer are UNI
paralleled, We will devote practically our
entire third floor to this sale. Plenty OF
clerks will be ready to wait on you and
there will be none of the unpleasantness
OF waits and overcdowding.
Sale begins Monday. November 2.
J. L. BRANDEIs q SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Send this advertisement, together with name Of
paper in which IL appears your address and four
cents 10 cover postage, and We will End you a
"Comptsts Handy Atlas Of the WorId| :; 9;
SCOTT & BOVINE 400 Pearl Street. New York
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31
Most children eat too much,
overtax the digestion, get
thin, weak, languid, stop
growing-that's malnutrition
or non-digestion of food.
Emulsion

has helped countless thous-
ands in this condition. 1t is
both nourishment and
medicinal most powerful
aid to digestion.
A small dose three times a
day will work wonders,
but be sure to get SCOTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Quick Returns Through Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

A big shipment of miscellaneous COM
missary supplies was ordered sent Satur-
day morning from Omaha to Fort Des
Moines under the recent contracts awarded
to Omaha jobbers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Orders have been issued from army head
quarters for the payment of the regular
troops for the month of October that are
stationed in this department. The pay
ments will begin October 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a blood or consti-
tutional disease and In order TO cure
Ii you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces, Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. II was
prescribed by one of the best physic-
lans In this country for years and Is
a regular prescription. IL is com
posed of the best tonies known, com
bined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur
faces. The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CHENEY a. CO., Props, To
ledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-24
PRACTICE AND THEORY.

One of the horticulturists experts
on state salary made a long talk On
spraying apples at Hood River.
Then some OF the unfeellng fruit
men of Hood River who practice APP
pie growing for n living TOOK a
FALL OUT OF THE PROFESSORS.
The man who grows the finest ap-
pies in the world is apt to know
how to do the spraying act.
lie is SPRAYING BECAUSE 1T
PAYS TO DO 1T.
Oregon needs a whole lot more
practical business and less theorlzing
in horticulture.
oregon needs to spend more mon
ey putting fino fruit on exhibition
and LESS MONEY FOR EXHIBI-
TIONs OF MORE SALARY-DRAW-
sc HORTICULTURAL THEORY
ING.
The whole State Board Of Horti-
culture should be abolished and one
Horticultural Commissioner appoint
ed.
Some man who has the nerve and
ability of Lownedale or that Hood
River manager. with the power to-
name deputy in each county
WOULD GET RESULTS.
The world today wants practical
results and less theorizing and the
apple growers, like the prune grow
ors are ablo to manage their own
business without state appropriations