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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-19
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nounced that Emma Goldman WA
spend three months on the Pacific
coast beginning next month. She WIN
deliver lectures and enter into debates
IN Portland, Seattle, San Francilco,
Goldnsld and Salt Lake and other
cities.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-03-19

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

TYLER-FoUcH-stephen A. Tyler, age 50. ma
tive of Missouri, and Helen Fouch, age 2S.
native of Ohio; both residents OF Los An
geles.
ECK-BECKTLY-Charles r. Beck, age 80,
native of Germany and Martha Becktly, age
27. native Of Scotland; both residents OF Los
Angeles.
PLASTERER-COx Il. Plasterer, age
"a, native of Ohio and resident of Pittsburg.
Pa, 9nd Evelyn r. Cox. age 25, native of
Pennsylvania, resident of Los Angeles.
JOHNSON-MONK-Pat johnson, age 2s.
native of Sweden, and Lena Monk, age 26,
native of Ohio; both residents Of Pasadena.
CARR R-GAFFNEY-Vernon Carr, age 20, ma
tive of Minnesota. resident of Glendale.
and Anabel Gaffney, age 26, native OF Ini-
nois, resident of Long Beach.
FLORY-W Stoner Flory, age So,
native of Virginia, resident of Inglewood,
and Anna w Meaver. age 45. native OF
Germany, resident of Pasadena.
WAGNER R-STENREIDER George w,
wagner, age AZ, native of Missouri and
May C. Stenreider. age 35. native of Ger
many; both residents OF Los Angeles.
NNING-MILLER-John Manning, age
As native of England. and Mary Miller.
age SO, native OF Kansas; both residents
OF Los Angeles.
COLFAx-w x-wILLIAMS-Charle Colfax, age
Il, native of Indiana, and Ella Williams.
age 3s. native of Ohio; both residents OF
Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
DEATHS

DE BELL--Wm. w. De Bell, " years. mar
ried, native of New York. 2105 Hoover street;
pneumonia; cremation. =.
BoWEN-To Benjamin Rush w. Bowen, "
nears. single, native of Mississippi, 1886 South
Hone street, mitral insuffciency
cpOyv-Miss Gertrude Grow. 10 years, native
Of Los Angeles. county hospital; iaryngal
diphtherla.< 1l,-
CREEN-Chas. w. Green, years. native OF
rocatello. Idaho, Ocean Park; endocarditis
cRIJAIVA-Rosa Grijalva, years, native Of
California, SO4 Bauchett street; acute menin-
gifts. ., :. o.
c6I,TZ-Daniel Goltz, 81 years. native OF Ger
many. southeast corner Vernon and santa
Fe; clrrhoss of liver. =. -.
ADY-Walter David Grady % year. sim
Gle. native of Knoxville. Tenn 2S2 North
Bunker Mil avenue; tuberculosis.
riANsEN-Jno Hansen, 50 years. married ma
tive Of Norway. Pacific hospital; cancer Oh
stomach. a, u. IL
IfARRIMAN--Fred s. Hartman ~ ysafS, ,..r S,.,~
Gle. native of Indiana, 5S3M Soutn Spclns
street; valvuar disease Of the heart. a..
tIAsTINGs-Mrss Adaline 70. Hastingss al
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

FOR SALE.
SNAPS IN HOUSES
S1000-4-room house. fine;
$100 cash, balance $40 month.
$1100-4-room plastered house;
$l00 cash, balance $40 month
$1200-3-room new house,
500 cash, balance $3.50 month.
$685. room house in Alhambra;
$3.50 cash, bal. $40 month; IL acres.
$1250-4-room mod. house, new;
500 cash, bal. SIS mon; close in.
S14OO-5-room new plastered house;
500 cash, balance SIS month
$1100-5-room plastered house;
big, fine lot, 50x160.
S15O0-5-room plastered house;
s1OO cash, bal. S15 mon; close in.
$1800-5-room new mod. house;
$500 cash, bal. $25 month.
$20OO-6-room mod. bungalow;
$500 cash, balance $40 month.
S22OO-5-room house, close in;
$500 cash. balance SIS month.
S23O0-e-room and 3-room house;
$500 cash, balance $40 month.
S29OO-7-roon new mod. house;
s40O cash, balance SIS month.
S3OOO-6-room house, lot 100x140;
$500 BASH balance $50 month.
S350O--S-room mod. house, fine;
$500 cash. balance s35 month.
or will sell for $500 cash.
We sell lots for $50 and up. $40 cash, bal
anee So per month.
VIII pay you to us.
Office open Sundays.
TAYLOR REALTY CO.,
Corner East First and Evergreen SITS.
Phones: D1171, Boyle 1866.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
u
Very Few People Take More
Than One Morning Paper

years, married, native OF California, 9l1 Dia-
mond street, aaphyxiation by Illuminating
gas suicide
JONES-Llewel1yn Jones, Al years, single, ma
tive of El Paso. ILL.,. $40 South Soto street;
phthisis pulmonalis.
MIGEOT-Louis Mlgeot, so years, married. ma
tive of Germany 2524 West Fifteenth street;
cerebral meningitis.
NAKASHIMA = Masaharu Nakashima, 6
months, native of California, 1863 East First
street; gastric and Intestinal catarrh.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Weather Conditions

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7.-The pressure
is beginning to fall slowly along the coast
of California. No rain has fallen in Califor-
mia or Nevada. but showers have occurred
in Utah and snow has fallen in northern
Arizona The temperature has risen in the
Sacramento valley and along the southern
coast and has fallen slightly in the San
Joaquin valley. In Arizona there has peen
a fall OF 20 degrees.
Forecast
For Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair
Wednesday; light west winds.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair
Wednesday; north Winds diminishing and
changing to west
For Santa Clara valley--Fafr wednesday;
light north winds
For San joaquin valley-Fair wednesday,
light north winds.
For Sacramento valley-Fair wednesday;
light north winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
FUNERAL NOTICES

wADE--At the residence of her mother.
Mrs. E. ]. Cullen. 141 Magnolia avenue,
Hollywood April 7, 1908, Bertha Dowker
Wade. wife of C. Howard Wade and
= mother of Otis Howard Wade. Services
will be held Thursday, April Q, at 10 a. m.
Interment Hollywood Funeral strictly
private Please omit flowers
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
ZOE SALE Or EXCHANGE

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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TEN-AC
ranch. with Groom house. in good condi-
tion. harm. 60 fruit trees, 7is acres in barley;
WE'LL windmill and tank; will trade for resi-
dence or grocery in south part city. SHAY,
Ill s. Broadway. Main 2s6S; Ass6s.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
BIRTHS
nova

i ALLEN-To Archer Eugene and JOY Allen (nee
Marsden) 1922 Waterloo street
CHESNEY-To Chas. w. and Aurasttae Ches-
ney (nee Avery, 1416 SIauson avenue.
CONTRERAS-To Manuel and Teresa Contre-
ras nee Jerez), 409 Amelia street.
COX-To Jas Don and Essie Jeanette COX
(nee HART, 1903 Mozart street.
F1NLEY-To Jesse Demetrius and Carrie Fin
ley (nee HemphilI. 2S06 Huron street
TLYNN-To VIM. Jos and Agnes Flynn (nee
Treahy), Los Angeles.
GARDINER-To John Nasneyth and Blanche
Atherton (nee Putnam), 1888 West Thirty-fifth
GUGLIELMATTI-T Paolo and Concetta Gus-
lielmatti (nee Santomauro }, 1882 Los Ange-
les street.
RAGGIO-To Frank Pete and Eufermia Rag
flo (nee Soteio). 593 Mission street.
SALT-To VIM. Hasten and Winifred Salt (nee
Porter), 1888 North Bunker Hill.
SCOFIELD-To Geo. b. and Della Fay Scho-
field (nee Cole), 2425 East Fourth street; res
idence Covina
STERRDTT-To Hugh d. and Anna L. Sterrett
nee Price,, Los Angeles,
TIIOMAS-To Hugh McDermott and Emma
Celia Thomas nee Walters), 4So East Sixty
fifth street.
THOMAS-To Daniel and ADA Beatrlce
Thomas (nee Dearing), 307 South Figueria
vTGA-To Ramon C. and Luisa I. Vega. 1907
Lacy street.
Won Ded Abe (nee Luer), 1889 West Adams
street.
WEAVER-To Charles and Myrtle Weaver (nee
Ellsworth 1886 South Hill street.
WILLIAMS-To Chas. M. and Josephine VIII
liams (nee Fargo. 1oiS Temple street.
GIRLS
BELIs-To Elias Ray and Ella Bell (nee Mar
TIM, 1862 West Thirty-ninth street
CHAMBERS--To Howard e. and Ella Cham
bers (nee Allen, 6321s Crocker street.
EICHLER-To Chas. Jos. and Mamie Lillian
IIichlar (nee Lawson), 506 West Avenue 2S.
FISHER-To Lloyd w. and Lima Fisher (nee
Fletcher), 6121 Piedmont
HOBBS-To Oliver Perry and Mary Hobbs (nee
Iaxon), 21O West Forty-sixth street.
MEYERS-To VIM. Roy and Margaret Eliza
beth Meyers (nee Grittins), 913 Maple avenue.
MILIER-To Trueman Paul and Eleanor Mil
Ter (nee Keys, 154 North Avenue "a.
SALGANICK-To Louis and Ida Salganick (nee
Zimmerman) 1857 East First street.
SHERMAN-To George L. and Anna Sherman
(nee Coughn). S191s East Sixth street.
STRANGE--To Edward William and Margaret
Jennie Lee Strange (nee Scoggin), 1908 East
Thirty ninth street.
VEDDER-To F. E. and Addie Vedder (nee
DENT, 423 South Workman street.
yOMOCII1-To Dadislaw and Marie Vomosil
(nee Sedvg). $50 East Thirty-sixth street.
WEISEI,AdAN-To Morris and Annie Weisel-
man (nee Schneder). 1923 East Pico street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

$4,000 has been expended in permanent
improvements in this subdivision. such as
cement curbs and walks, grading, oiling,
parkways. all lined with beautiful Cali
fornia pine trees; a water system which
furnishes a bountiful supply piped through
all alleys; a $1,000 church just completed
and many nice homes going up. Don
wait until prices have climbed beyond your
reach
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

Take Redondo car marked strawberry
Park in front of our office, tell conductor
to let you off at Manchester avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
CARPET CLEANING

PIONEER CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Incorporated. w. C. Cline. president Ste
81 Olive. Tel Home F2sso; snnsss AalH
a1I.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Auction

Fire Salel Fire Sale!
ON APRIL FIRE COMPLETELY DE
STROYED MY COTTAGE HOME, LEAV-
ING ME- PENNILESS AND IN DEBT;
OF THE FINEST, HIGHEST, LARGEST
AND MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS sn1 EACR a Il
GINE 90 MINUTES RIDE FROM
SPRING ST; 5 CENTS CAR FA FARE, re- JTgT JJS,T
TAXES. WE HAVE THE BEST OF
ARTEsIAN WATER CHEAP; WE n5,-r Do pc
NOT HAVE TO WAIT FOR OWENS
RIVER NOR HELP PAY BONDS FOR
SAME. THIS IS THE FINEST LocA1 A,
TION FOR BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. WILL SELL
ALL OR PART TO THE HIGHEST AND
BEST BIDDER. CASH is WHAT l
NEED AND THE MORE CASH CAN
GET THE CHEAPER THE PROPERTY
WILL, GO. BETWEEN THIS AND APRIL
20 HAND IN YOUR BIDS AND PRoPo-
SITIONS TO THE
BELVEDERE REALTY CO.,
1915 EAST FIRST ST.
PHONES: BOYLE 1853. D115O.
ASK MAC ARTHUR, OWNER,
STATION l..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES, April Z, 1908
Time. Bar. ITher. lHumIW Wind / Vel ! Weather.
pm. pm ss.ss 81 IS sw 10 clear
Maximum temperature 6S
Minimum temperature 45.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
BUSINESS oPPoRruNITlEs


OPENING IN FIRsT-CTASS BUSINESS
firm: excellent chance to enter business
opening in co-partnership with hrst-class,
thoroughly experienced man, handling all
kinds better class properties renting stores.
fats, offices, cottages, unfurnished and fur
nished houses, hotels, factories, general
brokerage and fire insurance business, right
here in finest block Los Angeles; you
must have few hundred dollars, good ref
erences, and become active worker in order TO
buy interest; something especially for
trustworthy gentleman See PHOENIX, 2o2
and 204 Grant bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08


$1,000 down, balance years. per cent
buys h property on Grand ave-, between
Sixth and Seventh; lot 6Ox165, partly i'm
proved with flats; income $40 per month
Can sell for 5000 per foot less than the
corner and $500 per foot less than the
next property on the south.
OSCAR B. SMITH, Sole Agent,
S13 o. T. johnson Bldg.
MANUFACTURING OPENING TO NAN
reference and $1,000 cash, to take active In
terest also have listed here several Other
good, substantial. highly established, paying
manufacturing openings. See PHoENIx, 2O'
Grant building.
800 WILL BUY HALF INTEREST II
nice genteel office business; assistance
wanted more than money; real estate
FINSTER REALTY CO.,
Room 4. 244h s. Broadway.
FOR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN LIGHT
clean, profitable business; no experience
necessary; can easily earn $3.50 each pei
month; only $3.50 required. Call 1913 w
FIRST ST.
FOR sALE-A CIGAR STAND DOING A
business OF s35 per day; long lease. or will
exchange for 10 or 10 acre ranch. FINSTBH
REALTY CO., room 4, 24ih $. Broadway
Main 1907.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. SUBURBAN
town, doing $500 month; rent S175(
with living rooms; price $4,000. or invoice
growing community, new subdivision near.
by. BOYLE $780,
FOR sAKE-$5OO FOR FINE BAKERY
oven, fixtures, low rent and good trade
CHAS. w. STEWART. COS Grant bldg
Asia, Main $40.
CIGARS, ICE CREAM. GROCERIES. LIv-
ing rooms; rent $685. sacrifice account i'll
ness. ]. w WEIGHTMAN. 7o4 S. Grand
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
Prompt appraisement and liberal valua-
tion on vacant or improved property.
MORTGAGES BOUGHT.
BUILDING LOANS.
AND YEARS. AT PER CENT.
WE LOAN OUR OWN FUNDS
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
21S w. Third st.
WE MAXI LOANS ON FURNITURE. Pr
amos. horses, wagons, carriages. cattle.
etc. without removal from your posses
sion.
FIDELITY LOAN CO..
629 Mason building.
sac West Fourth street. cor. Broadway.
Home phone F7421; Broadway 6l71
MONEY TO LOAN-wE HAVE MONEY IN
sums Of $500 to $4,000 to loan good
mortgages. II your security is all right
no trouble to make the loans.
e. b. VAN HORNE & CO.,
Main 952, A91S5. 50S-509 Grant bldg.
DON'T MERELY EXIST. LIvEi
Money loaned all SALARY employees.
Lowest rates In city. Cali and see
THE STATE LOAN CO.,
611-612 Crosse bldg. eth & Spring sts-
WANTED-To BUY $1,000 MTG. ON I'M
proved real estate; money Is ready II
value is there. Phone AS124, Main 3740.
CHAS. w. STEWART,
COS Grant Bldg
SALARY LoANsi SALARY LoANsl
No indorserI No publicity!
THE NATIONAL LOAN CO..
B19-520 Bryson blk, Cd and Spring SITS.
MONEY LOANED TO SALARIED PEo-
Pile: confidential. MUTUAL TRUST CO..
421 Bullard blk
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Who Seldom See Either Of
the Other Morning Papers
FOR SALE
Country Property
'0 iH51 HONE IN LOWER CALIFORNIA.

FOR SALE
A HOME IN LOWER CALIFORNIA.
FINEST CLIMATE ON EARTH
FROSTLESS CONDITION, FERTILE SOIL
500 900 acres in the best part Of Lower Call
fornia. Our association has an option on
this fertile tract Of land at 60 cents per acre.
Greatest opportunity before the public to
secure a home and permanent income. Join
our colony association equal terms with
every other member.
LA PROSPERIDAD COLONY ASsoCIA-
TION, 535 and $50 Chamber of Commerce
building.
FOR sALE-lO ACRES OF LAND AT ON
tario cheap. Want man to plant and care
for five acres eucalyptus part payment. See
MARSH, III s. Broadway. Main 1858.
FOR SALE
s75 to $3.50, Anaheim acreage plenty CT
water, rich soil, improved and unimproved.
A. W. CLEAVER,
325 Bryson Blk.
SI25 PAYS 1T ALL. CALL IN AND LET
us show you how TO get 100 acres fine
cl0se-in agriculture fruit land. Plenty
of water. 623 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Glendale

FOR SALE
We have some beautiful lots on eth
street only Q blocks from car line: these
lots are 50x150. frst-class improvements
in; the parkways are planted to fine
acacia trees, palms, etc. Price only $3.50
to $3.50; terms $40 cash and SIS per
month; no interest or taxes. Sc us about
them. \
lots on Oak street. 50x125: street
graded and oiled. water in street. Price
s325 per lot; terms $40 cash per lot and
StO per month each lot; no taxes or in
terest
lot on 5th street. 5Ox125, north 'front.'
$3.50; terms $40 cash, $40 per month; no
interest taxes.
One acre on a corner. S0-foot Streets
would make 5 large lots; covered with
grand old pepper trees, 8 blocks of car
line. Price only $170O
acres on 80-foot street. 3 blocks of
car line; planted to strawberries. Price
$500 per acre; terms.
Get free tickets at our office.
SIMMONS INV. CO.,
4O7 Crosse Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Live stook-H0rses, Mules, Cattle

FOR sALE-FAsT, STYLISH PACING
mare; safe for children: years old;
SIS. Phone South 55o7. cHAS. WILCOX,
6sSs lrstreila street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

MANCHESTER HEIGHTS


MANCHESTER HEIGHTS
is the most sought for tract on the mar
ket today, and will soon be closed out. 1t
lies at the southwest corner of Vermont
and Manchester avenues, high and slightly
commanding a superb view. with fertile
well-drained soil; $4,000 public school one
block away. Go early and make your
selection before the best are taken.
LARGE LOTS AT SMALL PRICES
Manchester Heights lots are the highest
class property fer the least money on the
market today; it lies just without the city
limits of Los Angeles, and has the services
of two electric car lines. The elevation
gives clear view Of the entire valley sur
rounding Los Angeles and Of the noun
tains. Prices 5000 to $3.50. Terms S25
down and SO per month. You will be
surprised to find the large lots we are
able to give you at these low prices. Call
for free tickets and go out.
FREE EXCURSIONS
EVERY DAY FROM OUR OFFICE.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
TO GIVE OUT FREE TICKETS.
HOME A5574. SUNSET MAIN sss.
GRIDER- HAMILTON OSWALD CO.,
225 w. SECOND ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Geo. Scherman Snaps

Geo. Scherman Snaps
have very choice quarter section of
ty. Either homestead or desert claim.
This is a splendid proposition: Don't
miss it. Also two fine relinquishments.
acres Long Beach line, close in; three
blocks from car line; 1920; terms.
acre chicken ranch, Inglewood car line;
$27O0; terms.
10 acre chicken ranch. with flowing we'll
buildings, reservoirs; u mile from town. Los
Angeles county; $1,000.
acre corner on Gardena line, blocks
from car; $780,
10 acres, Chino ranch; under cultivation;
near town; $1,000; terms.
40 acres, 22 acres ready for alfalfa; flowing
well, reservoir; fenced; Los Angeles county;
$500 See
GEORGE SCHERMAN,
207 Mercantile Place.
FOR sALE-FINE CHICKEN RANCH, ONE
acre four-room house; incubator; all
farced. must be sold at once regardless Of
nrice. close in: will sell on easy terms.
See owner. 1884 e. FIRST ST. Phones
D1171 Boyle 1866
ron sALE-CHEAP LANDS IN MEXICO.
Canada and southern states IN 40 70 lVOVvV
acres: the best orange and walnut groves III
southern California at attractive prices. Ad-
dress IIGGETT & OVERMAN, 1lals West
Fourth street, Santa Ana, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
CHURCH NOTICES
cEosPooLs

WE CLEAN THEM OUT: NO CHARGE
for digging or disinfecting; full size tanks;
nerience in this city and highly recon-
mended Phones 59146. TEMPLE 500.
CESSPOOLS
IL pays TO have them cleaned out By tho
IMPERIAL PUMP co. Res. 1871 w.
goth. Home 22040. west 6ses.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
cHIaoPoDIsTsA AND MANIcuRlsTs

scIENrIFIc cHIRoPoDIsT; USING MOST
approved methods; satisfaction assured
Mrs, M. e. wilbur. suite 2s. 42Sh D
Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

FREE EXCURSIONS
DAILY
FROM OUR OFFICE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
MANCHESTER HEIGHTS.

To
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08
Rooms, Furnished

FOR RENT--COZY APARTMENTS, WITH
buffet kitchen, Marshall -Stearns fixtures,
ETC., at moderate prices. 216 so. BUNKER
HILL AVE Phone A394S.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-08

You cannot afford to miss this opportunity
of acquiring property SO centrally located, in
when you can buy big 50xl45 IT. lots at such
ridiculously low prices and on terms. too. IL
desired Don't put this off, but at once see
the OWNER, 4l6 Union Trust bldg, Fourth
and Spring streets, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27

louder the laughter the harder he seems to work. The star of all of the dogs is a big, shaggy fellow brought from Germany by Herr Wulff. He works in conjunction with pony and a donkey both almost of his size. They seem to have a bully time. The pony gets in a swing. the donkey grinds out .'The Merry Widow waltz on a hurdy- gurdy while the dog swings the pony. Finally the dog gets astride the donkey and drives him out of the ring.
 A clown balances a ladder on his hand while a tiny dog climbs 1t to the tOpmOst rung. The method of working the dogs has changed greatly. In the old days a trainer would bring his troupe of canines on one of the stages there to exhibit their tricks. This is no longer done. The dogs to-day work in conjunction with other animals and assist the clowns. Most of them per form on the hippOdrome track while the rings and stages are filled with other acts. But though he is not made a glaring feature of the shows as of old by the circus man the dog more
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
QUIET PRIMARIES
 OF BOTH PARTIES
Nowhere Was There An Attempt to
 Down the Caucus Tickets.

Whatever local political interest there was for either of the parties To- cally had exhausted itself in the eau cuses on Friday night. At any rate none of it was manifested at the pri- maries yesterday There vas a fair attendance at all Of them and at the democratic primaries in the second ward there was about as heavy a vote as had been cast the night before There appeared to be some apprehen- sion that an effort would be made to overthrow the caucus ticket but noth- ing of that kind happened.
 Though the Leonard forces swept the town at the primaries. the friends of c. M. Zander claim that he is by no means out Of the race for the nomina- tion for recorder It is said that he will get the vote of several of the town delegates, the support of the Tempe contingent and all the delegates from the lower part of the valley
 As to the nominations for the two places in the board of supervisors it is generally conceded that Hoghe is in a strong lead for one of them The other lies among Hunsaker. Bone and Clanton. Both of the latter are well supported on this side of the river but a strong demand is made by the south side for representation on the board and some of the democratic politicians think it is a demand which cannot be ignored with safety to the ticket
Arizona republican., 1908-09-27

first to last he is a factor, he coming
 in for the opening number to work with the elephants and linally taking part in the hippodrome races with which the enormous entertainment comes to a close.
 Many of the things performed by the dogs are wonderful. There is a troupe of eight fox terriers which with bells attached to their necSs play "The Last Rose of Summer to the accompani- ment of the band. Two dogs, one a big and the other a little fellow, are made up to look like elephants and burles- que the acts of the real elephants A clown leads a mite of a yellow dog around the arena with a hawser stout enough to hold a battle ship. It is a certainty that if ever a dog possessed a sense humor this sorry-looking mongrel has it in abundance. Other clowns make up little dogs to look like horses so cleverly that they have peo- pie in doubt as to whether they are seeing midget horses or dogs. The dog that tries to tear the seat out of the clowns brooches is there and the