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Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
srAkE QuARrERLY CoNrERrNcr

Quarterly conference will con.
yene at Thatcher Meeting House,
Saturday the 29th inst, and Sun.
day March lst. There will be
visitors present, beautiful singing
and many vastly important mat
tors for the welfare and pleasure
of all who attend. Everybody is
invited to be present.
GENERAL PRIESTHOOD MEETING
Since announcing regular priest,
mood meeting we have discovered
that conference comes on our reg
uIar Priesthood meeting day, but
we will attend TO all matters OF
business on Saturday, during the
moon hour.
10 BISHOPS AND PRESIDING ELDERS
All bishops and presiding elders
are requested to be in attendance
at II o'clock noon, February 10th.
LECTURE RY PRoF. r. HI. FORBES,
DIRECTOR OF THE EXPERT.
MENTAL STATION
Prof r H Forbes is sched
uled to lectured on Priesthood
day, we will now do better by him.
We will give bim what time he
needs to deliver bis lecture before
the Conference Saturday after
noon Everybody throughout the
valley are lnvited TO be in at.
tendance.
The UNION CANAL MEETING
The stockholders annual meet
ing should be held during the
early afternoon on Saturday We
will take the liberty Of saying it
will take place after the lecture
and will be held in the Amusement
Hall, so all may attend the Con-
ference and be benefited by the
lecture which will begin shortly
after 2 o'clock.
Conference meetings begin at
10 am. and 2 pm. each day.
Presidency-Andrew Kim ball,
C. M Layton, John f. Nash.
STAKE NOTICES
The Matthews ward is appoint.
ed to administer the Sacram ent
and provide usher service at the
Quarterly Conference, February
29th and March lst.
Home missionary appointments
will be suspended IN Thatcher,
Layton and Pima.
HOME MISSION APPOINTMENTS FOR
aaa quo FEB, %.
Hubbard-Peter A. Norton and
John Mattice.
Graham-Thomas Kerby and
M. P. Stinson.
Artesia-Cyrus Robinson ard
f, W. Moody
Lebanon-Harry w. Layton and
B. +. Clutf.
Layton-H. U. Russell and S.
p. Crum.
Thatcher-Frank Robinson and
Jesse Layton.
Central-Elam Olsen and Chas.
T. Freestone.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO
81. Joseph Stake and |. D. S. Academy

Pima-Lawrence Clawson and
Oryille Allen.
Matthews-W. w. Wild and B.
K. Stewart
Emery-F. r. Layton and
Dan G. Mcbride.
Eden-Charles Ferrin and
Hyrum Crockett.
Bryce III. Mangum and David
Felshaw.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
Only Results Count

A COW may possess many of the
points of excellence which among
the judges are considered as indi-
eating good qualities; she may pos
cess the triple wedge, the large
capacious barrel, the sharp points,
the soft mellow skin, the slender
neck, the clean head, the dished
face, the large fine nostril, the
prominent, bright eye, and yet
with all these good features she
may possess a meaty udder of
small capacity, thus rendering her
incapable of large and continuous
milk production. Results, actual
results, form the final test of ex.
cellence after ALL. j. Vernon,
New Mexico Experiment Station.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
What to do When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you
eel bilious is to take n dose OF
ChamberlaIn's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse the
Stomach and regulate tho liver and
bowels. Try it. Price 20 cents
Samples freg at Stafford Drug Co.
Stafford.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21

"How come dat man got sich q
reputation fer wisdom wen he
mover say word?"
"Dat's des it. Folks think dat
he know too much ter talk bout
II wonder who invents all OF
the new words that slip into the
language from time to timer"
"That is easy to explain. When
u pious man hits his thumb with q
hammer he can't swear, and he has
to say something Ex.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
First publication Feb IA
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. 5, 1908
Notice Is hereby given that Amelia ann
Sisson. wife of WiLism H Sisson, of Stafford.
Arizona, has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support of his
October 10, 1904, for the 5EK Nv 4, SWI Sc
4, section 80, Township $. Range 26 r, and
that said proof wi be made before Albert r.
Cotton, y $ Commissioner, at Stafford. Arizona.
on March q, 1908.
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of, the land, viz;
Thomas T. Bunch, James ". Foster Frank T.
Patterson. William b. Fonda, all of saffcrd.
Arizona.
LYMAN w WAKEFIELD
Register.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
First publication Feb. IA, 1908.
Notice for Publication
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DIFNNIHENI Ut HE INIFHIUh,
Land Office at Phoenix Arizona,
February g. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles Y. Webb
of Pima, Arizona, has filed notice of bis inen
ton to make fnalfive year proof in support OF
his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. S96t
made August H. 1901, for the Il y SEH, Sec
ton {. N Z NE 4, Section 0, Township I s
Range "a E. and that said proof will be
ade before Albert T. Cotton, U s. Commits
sioner, at Stafford, Arizona, on March go, 1905
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, the land, viz
Thomas Norman Lamb, Joseph Hamblin.
Josiah Webb, all of Pima, Arizona, James Dick
son Webb of Central, Arizona.
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
Register,
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
First Publication Feb II
Notice For Publication
DEPARTMENT OF. THE INTERIOR

February 6. 1905
Notice is hereby given that Edward w. Nc
Even of Ft. Thomas, Arz. has filed notice o.
his intention to make final FIVE year proof ii
support Of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry
No. 1905, made June u, 1901, for the S u Sc Y
NV 4 Sc u, section 7. Township 5 ), Range
"a land that said proof will be made before
w, X. Chambers, Clerk of Court, at solomon
Vile Arizona, on March 80, 1913.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of the land. viz:
william Hawkins, Erasmus f.. Hancock
William j. nsrkhaln, all OF Eden, Arizona
Joseph II. Hinton, sr,. of Ft. Thomas, Arizona
.-.,a-,,s-cl .ara LYMAN W WAKEFIELD,
Register
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
First publication Feb IA
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
LAND OFFICE AT PHOENIX, ARIz.
February 6. 1903.
Noticeis hereby given that Jos. Henry Wool.
sey of Stafford Ariz., has filed notice of his inten
ton TO make final five year proof in support
ol his Claim, viz Homestead Entry No. 1898
made y $nuary IL 1902, for the SW 4 NV 4, w
zHifSW "a SEH SW X, Section ), Township 8 $,
Rangs q ESand that said proof will be made
at Saff0rd, A fizona, on March rs, 1905
He names the following witnesses to prove
his soE uinuous residence upon and cultivation
Of The hahdg viz:
John T, yMangum, John W. Lively. Frank
Lee, Heber Dalton, all of Stafford, Arizona.
.. LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
...-.. Register
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
First Publication Feb. II
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIc

Land Office at Phoenix Arizona.
February 5, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel J. Sparks
of Stafford Arizona. has filed notice of his
intention to make final five year proof In sup
port of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No
S5ii made February 9, 1907, for the 5 Z NE u
S = NV Z, Section 33, Township SS Range
26 +, and that said proof will be made before
Albert 7. Cotton, [. s. Commissioner, q,
Stafford, Arizona, on March %, 1908.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz:
charles A. Angle, Caleb Angle, Thomas ].
McAfee, Berry W. Campbell, all of Stafford
Arizona.
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD. Register
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21

When buying clover, alfalfa or
grass seed ask for guaranteed
analysis and test. If your dealer
cannot or will not furnish such a
test his seed is not above suspicion.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21

DO | get a prize if | subscriber
"You do, indeed" answered the
solicitor. "You get our paper"
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21
Horse Shoeing!

Mr.. j. M. Frederick. horse Shoer of many
years experience has formed partnership with
Lars Chlarson in the ThorstenSen Blacksmith Shop
and they are now prepared to do all kinds of
Shoeng, guaranteeing satisfaction to their patrons
They also do all kinds of Blacksmithing,
Wagon and Carriage Work.
Repairing of Farm Implements is given es-
pecal attention.
Graham guardian., 1908-02-21

ta.o company reserves the right to var
TGOut tGtice.
Trains Os. II and Il will carry passengers.
NUother reight trains wi carry passengers
. NOS { and 10 make cose connection at Bowl
itit So ,loIn Pacll lo trains Tor both East an
est and at Globe with Stage lines 10 Payson
r.pcr sat River Va ey Riverside, Tonic Bas
> EUu Raw mine
elegraph stations ! Flag stations, no
utS.
Es The Paci6o standard Time IL ON
cur slower than Mountain Time
rs RANDOLPH, q. Z. MALnARp
President superintendent
TRAINS 1T BOWIE
= rhc following is the new schedule D. pas'en
yipr trains at Bowie station: y,nr
west-No, 0, 2:C5 p, M; No. 8, 1850 y, m. No
r.f5 p. m. .Fl ..-.
hast. No lO22 p. m; No. 1, $50 N, o
O;I. 4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
AUTO DRIVERS TRY
TO REMOVE JUSTICE
Trenton Man Tries 10 Collect
Fines by Mail Order
System.

TRENTON, N. J.. oct. 1O.-Justlce Of
th.. Peace Manfred Naar. Of this city
accused by automobile owners of unjust
prosecution. was before Governor Fort
to explain why he had written a letter
charging excessive speeding against a
car owned by Leslie K. FOTL, Of Lake
wood. the governors son and private
secretary.
He was required % give elaborate ex-
PLANTATION Of his system Of writing let
tiers to alleged violators Of the automo-
bile laws and his endeavors to do a
mail order business IN the collection
of fines. The governor found ne was
not exceeding the letter OF the law, but
gave him advice as to observing the
spirit of 1t.
Mars presence was a result of a let
ter he wrote TO Standisn ChArd, Of
Lakewood. telling him he had violated
the law and requesting him 10 appear
and be fined OF TO mail the amount Of
the penalty.
The Automobile Club Of America has
had a committee watching Naar for
some time, declaring that he is persecut-
ing automobiNsts for the sake Of fees
for himself and COnstableS. Naar denies
this.
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WINNER OF PRIZE
IS GIVEN A BABY
Bushes When Crowd Cheers and
Turns Pale When Pig
Is Given
Is Given.

NEW YORK, Oct 1O.-In the presence
OF one Of the largest audiences that
ever filed the Murray Hin Theater. q
baby was ranled.
The audience didn't take very much
interest in the show, the rattle being
uppermost in their minds. Just before
the final curtain. Robbie took ten num-
bers from the box. saying that the hold
er OF the coupon bearing the number
OF the tenth ticket would get the baby
No. 1888 was announced. John Null
aney. twenty-five. OF 354 East Thirty
purth street, arose and mOaned some
thing like this:
Great scissors, That's mine. and II
go home with a baby, they'll kill me"
Mullaney, however. was cheered and
he pushed on 10 the stage. where Robe
gave him the baby. The baby had a
blue ribbon around his neck and
squealed COmplainingly. Il was a nice
baby pig.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

NEW YORK. Oct. 1O.-A massive gold
medal granted to Mrs. Lulu J. Small Of
1153 Broadway. under act Of Congress
for heroic life saving. will. ii is thought.
save the life of Mrs. Small, who is now
in the French Hospital in West Thirty
fourth street recovering from an oper-
alton, the indirect result Of the gallant
act that won her the medal
Mrs Small Is the wife OF Charles A
Small. the florist at the Waldorf-As-
toria. The Smalls nave a summer home
at Sea Gate On September Il. 1897. Mrs
Small. singIe-handed. saved the lives Of
Mrs. Edmund Austin Mays, Of Forest
Hill. n J., and Mrs Allan s. TowsCn-
OF lO2 West Seventy-fcurth street. this
city.
When after her struggles with the pair
Mrs Small finally reached the life lines
with them she was in n state OF col
lapse. She had a fractured rib and her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
COST OF DISEASES
WILL Be REVEALED
Billion Dollars for ConSump-
ton Not Half, Prof.
Fisher Will Show.

Prof. Irving Fisher, the eminent po-
itical economist Of Yale University,
who. in one Of his papers before the
recent International tuberculosis Con
gress in Washington. declared that con
sumption costs the people OF the United
states more a billion dollars a year, IS
preparing an exhaustive report for the
National Conservation Commission,
which viii contain not only these fig
ures. but similar data, on the economic
loss to the country from all other pre-
ventable diseases.
Prof. Fisher Is a member Of the Ma
tiOnal Conservation Commission, and
for many years has been carrying on
studies along these lines The commits
sion received letters from physicians
all over the country urging IL to con-
sider the bearing OF public health on
the economic efficiency OF the nation IN
its efforts to ascertain the resources
Of the country.
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Glitter of Medal for Heroisn1
Nurses Back to Life the Woman
Who Won IT SaUing 7qUo in Surf

muscles were so badly strained she
never recovered. All last winter she lay
in bed at Sea Gate. and It was not until
two weeks ago that she was in con
diton to be brought to her city home.
The trip was too much for her. and in
her weakened condition she contracted
appendicitis. on Sunday DR.. Gibbons,
the house physician at the Waldorf. and
DR.. Albert J. Weed operated upon her
at the hospital.
While the Tatient was very weak yes
terday and the physicians were appre-
henSiVe OF the outcome. the mccall
granted by Congress arrived. Her ply
stefan took II TO Ter at once. As she
held the immense golden tribute 20 her
bravery in her emaciateda hand, the
Ulucky woman said;
That's almost worth being sick for,
isn't il, GOCtOr?'
Nurses and doctors said last night
that her Improvement since Ine Elcudl
came had been wonderful end she now
has every chance Of recovery.
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PourS Molten Solder on Cut
Made by Dog That NAY Be Mad
Brooklyn Plumber CauterizeS Wound in Unusual Way,
Then Takes Canine to Police Station for
an Examination

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Edward Doh
e1ty. a plumber, OF 276 Kcsciusko street.
Brooklyn. not only acted as his own
ambulance surgeon, but arrested a bull
dog and turned it over TO the board Of
health for examination as 10 its sanity
Doherty had completed work a short
distance from his home and was about
to leave. The fire in his hand forge had
not been extinguished when a bulldog
came along and attacked him, biting
him severely on the leg.
Doherty reached for the dog and got
him. He chOked him into insensibility
and then, fastening a rope about his
neck, tied him to a tree. Then he coolly
brought over his forge, got out stick
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
THOMAS JEFFERSON
EXPLAINS HEIRS SUIT
Son of Late Actor Tells Why Estate
Case Was Taken Into
Court.

DCZZARDS BAY, Mass. Oct 10
Thomas Jefferson. son Of the late JO-
seph jefferson, was seen at his home
ere regarding the TumOT which has
lltely appeared IN the papers, implyin 2
rhat a law suit had been instigated
by the heirs Of the Jefferson estate Mr.
jefferson said.
THE sui at law Is merely TO decide
a question as 10 the management OF the
estate, and in placing II before the
judge Of the probate court. the heirs,
with Mrs. jefferson as cc-executOr, are
acting as a unit Ia the matter"
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TONIGHT IS LAST
OF HOUSEKEEPING
MaSonS Have New Special
Attractions for Perform
ances in the Temple.

Ths Masons of the District will con-
clude the hOUsewarming IT the new
Masonic Temple tonight with attrac-
tive features in both auditUTiums that
will insure the making Of this the ban
ner night Of the two weeks entertain
ment.
Three vaudeville shows will be given
IN Gibson's auditorium. the principal at
fractions being the Esther Chapter, O.
l.. s., choir; Miss Cora Shreve's sextet;
Arthur Luch's Gibson Girl. Miss Rea-
trice COsgrove. ana Z. Lawrence Phil
lips. WashingtOns favOrite entertained.
The Atlantic City CakeWa lkers, and
other attractions Will appear between
the dances in the main auditorium TO-
night
The washington Canoe Club Ministries
played 10 a capacity audience last night.
and scored the greatest success OF the
hcUSewaTming.
Arthur Middleton, as tnterlOcutor, and
T z. Amlss, Jr-, W A. AICrsell, Harold
Q. Lincoln, and Felix Mallory, as end
men. were especially fine, the latter cap
turing the audience by his true de
LneatlOu OF the negro character and
song hit. Just a Friegd OF the Fam
Songs hits were also made by Roland
r. Rodrick with the sign Of the STEIN 30
r Harry Stevens with Tying the
Leaves" Master Pete Becker with
/ Mandy Lane" and w A Gorseu with
I Who Me2"
lie Roy IN the OlIo gave a highly
Creditable exhibition OF sIcight-Of-hand
work
A feature Of the lower auditorium
performance last night was +. Law
renee Phillips, who gave a monoIOgI e
billed as THE FOur-ply Widow" Miss
/ Cora Shreve's plpils appeared in two
numbers. the Rope Dance" and Wan
der in the Moonlight"
The management has secured Nine.
NOrdica for a dediCatOTy concert on
Thursday night. October i, and C,rea-
tore and his band for a concert Sunday
evening October Is
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of solder and 10 the Amusement OF the
crowd began to cauterize the wound by
letting drops OF the molten solder fail
on it, Ii was heroic treatment selt-ad-
ministe red, but he nevgr hinched-
When he got through he again gripped
the dog ard again literally put him
within a gasp Of his life. Meantime one
Of the crowd got muZZle and DoneTty
with the dog and his kit Of tools reached
the Gates dYenuc police station. lie
told the ssreeunt his story and said he
wanted the dog held for examination.
II Il proved TO be mad, DOhertT said
he woull be treated properly
.'Of course" he said as he left. II he
isn't mad. YOU can let him lOCse.
There's nothing in the world better for
the bite OF dog. or any other animal,
than a little hot solder poured on the
cut"
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OSCAR ]. RICKETTS,
BUYS PRINT PLANT
Former Public Printer Will
Manage New Globe Com
pany on October IS.

Former Public Printer Oscar J. Rick
etts, IN connection with the National
Tribune owners, has purchased the plant
and business Of the Globe Printing Com
pany, at Fourteenth and + streets
northwest, and will consolidate the
plants.
Nj Ricketts, will be vice president
OF the new company and general man
ager Of the business The president of
the National Tribune Company. William
II. Lynn. Of White Plains, y. Y. who
is now making the race for Congress in
his district, will be the president Of the
consolidated business.
MT Ricketts, says that the deal has
been completed, and that he VIII prob
ably take active control Of the bust
ness on October 15
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Detailed Report Shows Aw-
full Effects of Plague in
Islands Since January /.
LATER CONDITIONS
MORE ENCOURAGING
Manila Not So Badly Affected as
Some Other PrOvinceS-Iloilo Is
Worst Infected District.

Cholera has claimed approximately
1900 victims in the Philippines since
January / Of this year. according to a
detailed report made 70 the Public
Health Service by Chief Quarantine Of
hcer McCIintic, at Manila.
Up to August 10. there had been 1886
cases and 1880 deaths and since then
the average number Of deaths per
week has been more than 500
These figures cover all the provinces.
IN many OF which the conditions are
much worse than in Manila In the
week ended August p. there were l .OO5
cases, and 7O3 deaths In the archipeI-
ago.
Discussing the situation. DR.. McClln-
tic says:
Conditions in Manila have improved.
Cases Of cholera continue to occur. but
the disease shows very little tendency
to spread. In all the cholera-infected
provinces except Ioilo. an Improvement
has taken place. The bureau of health
has inaugUrated energetic measures. d.
rected from Manila. for the eradication
Of the disease and the effects of this
work are making themselves felt"
An official report from St Petersburg.
sent in the latter part Of September,
says:
The alarming situation continues.
The Neva - contaminated Most cases
now occur I'm the old quarter Of the
city, near the royal palace. Schools,
poorhouses. and other public institutions
have been converted into hospitals. but
still the supply Of physicians, nurses.
hospital accommodations. ambulance.
Is insufficient.
Eating fresh fruit is prohibited, end
restaurants and public shops are daily
inspected The dead are covered with
chloride Of lime and buried in trenches. %
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SWEETHEART OF GIRL
STAYS HER MOTHER
Cairo, ILL.,, Maid Says Her Parent
Fired First Shot at
Davidge

CAIRO, Ill, Oct 1O.-A COrOner's jury
today returned a verdict holding Wal
ter Davidge. a well-known young man,
to answer for the death Of Mrs Eugene
McClarney, who died this morning from
a pistol wound inflicted last Tuesday
night.
Tho evidence showed that Mrs. Nc
Clarney had opposed Davidge's keeping
company with her daughter, Miss Jennie
McCIarney. and was MORALLY wounded
nv Davidge when she caught him and
the Girl together on Tuesday night near
the high school building. The girl said
her mother fired the first shot. This was
found TO be untrue. but il was shown
that Mrs McClarney had a revolver.
Davidge has not been captured.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

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