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Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
Personal Mention

Guests at the Adams: A. L. Cassi- dy, San Francisco; NJ. C. Ryer, Den yer; J. Lendan, New York; s. Heller, Chicago; l. H. Klock, San Francisco; A. T. Pruon, G. Haughton, Michigan;
 w. Smith, St. Louis; F. S. Merriam, San Francisco; c. w. DeviIle, Pueblo.
 At the Ford: F. Harris, New York; L. D. McCuen. Denver; A. A. Gates, Los Angelesl T. F. Flaherty and wife, Riverside; C.. B. Willets, Riverside; G. W. Griffey. Florence; G. A. Nor row, OskalOosa, Ia; L. H. Sherman, Pasadena; G. W. Sisk, Los Angeles; J. K. Dempsie and wife, FortOrn; H. c. Burrs and wife. Ironton, Ohio; W.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
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The Independence school. to live up to it's name, celebrated George Wash. ington's birthday with fitting services. The following program was rendered by the pupils of the school:
 "A Song of Washington'-Sch
 The Month of Birthdays" recita- tion-Addie Cowles.
 February" recitation NPrimitive Molina
 My Country's Flag" recitation Marvin bills.
 The Red, White and Blue" recita- uon-Coney Marage.
 The Flag Song''-School.
 The Flag" recitation-Francisca Torres.
 The American, Flag" recitation Basil Wilky.
 The Little Hatchet,' recitation-Al- bert Wray.
 "Hurrah for the Flag" recitation Henry Orme.
 columbia, the Gem of the ocean" song-School.
 The Star Spangled Banner" reel tation-Frank Wilky.
 The Honest Boy" recitation-Edna Meyer
 Our Flag" recitation-Esther flaw kins.
 Valedictory recitation-Eddie List.
 Salutation of the flag by the school America" sOng-School.
 Miss Mary Wiley is recovering very rapidly from a light attack of scarlet fever There have been few more cases in the Cartwright district. School was closed Wednesday morn ing that is spread might be stopped.
 Miss Morgan, teacher at Cartwright, returned to town Wednesday morning. A. E. Brooks and family visited at W. F. Williams on Tuesday. Both MT. Williams and Mir. Brooks bought the running gear of a wagon and are busy putting a hayrack on it, for having season will soon be here.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner was caller at NIT. Logue was busy diging a cisterI. and was down in it digging when MT. Gardner arrived. The Shuts boys were helping him.
 F. .. Shiflet hauled a load of baled (oats hay to Tom Barkley at Six Points last week
 Mrs. W. B. Acuff, accompanied by Mrs. B. L. Pinkerton and daughter, drove to town Thursday afternoon to do some shopping.
 J. J. Casey and H. E. Smith drove
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28

J. Bale, Los Angeles; J. W. Schultz, Florence.
 At the Commercial: J. A Cashion, Ventura, Calf; c. F. Kellner, Venice; J. T. O'Brien and wife. Sacaton; A. J. Menard and wife, Phoenix; H. N. Hol- loway, St. Louis; H. G. Gray, Jerome; H. L. Dunn, Bouse; K E. Walker, Glendale; F. L. Criswell, Glendale.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28

whereby some of the children would be precluded from attendance; and that they would suffer somewhat of disadvantage in the price of real es- tate if remote from school and there would be difficulty of getting families with children of school age to settle on their lands-
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
MONEY TO INVEST.

The securities of industrial, railroad and mining companies easily placed. new enterprises requiring capital quickly financed. money secured for any good proposition. strictly on com mission.
 P. o. BOX 2OS7, NY.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
MISSES WILSON LEAvrNc-Tbe

Misses Genevieve and May Wilson. who have been visitors in Phoenix for the winter months, leave tonight for Los Angeles, where they expect to spend the summer. The Misses Wilson have made many friends during their sojourn in this city, who regret ex- ceedingly to have them go.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
A FOOL TRICK.

When a man puts new rafters in the roof of his house thinking there by to strengthen the foundation, he does a fool trick. It is just as foolish to take other remedies when a per son needs Sexine Pills. When you need a tonic builder. there is no use taking anything else; for Sexine Pills do it in half the time, and do it twice as we'll Price $1 a box, six boxes $5. Absolutely guaranteed Address or call on EIvey & Hulett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
TEACHERS, ExAMINATIoNs-Tb,

regular quarterly examination of teachers will be held on Monday and Tuesday at the court house, beginning at S:30 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28
VISITING DAuGHTEB-Dr. sh

VIoI TINO DHOOT Ch-DI. oIIdW' the father of Mrs. c. w. Herwig, ar rived in Phoenix this morning for a short visit with his daughter and her family. The doctor has just returned from a European trip and is en route to California. He will remain in Phoe- nix only a few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-28

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
PASADENA BREVITIES

PASADENA, May 11.-Pupils of
Throop institute will hire a special car
in which to accompany the tennis team
to Long eBach Saturday.
N. W. Campbell has been elected
treasurer of the Pacific Gardens Pub
fishing company and p. d. Barnhart
secretary, vice Robert G. Frazer and
D. w. Coolidge, resigned.
Rev. r, r. Meredith has assumed the
leadership of the first class to be
started by the newly organized Y. w.
c. A. 1t is one for the study of the
Bible.
Rev. John L. Male of Los Angeles
will deliver his lecture on "Recollec-
tions of Battlefields and Prisons" be-
fore the Mems club of the West Side
Congregational church Thursday even
ing. Previous to the lecture the church
members will gather to burn the mort
gage which has just been paid off by
the church.
The high school cafeteria was opened
this noon amid the cheers of the stu
dent body. More than three hundred
were served and its success seems as
sured. AS a special feature the high
school orchestra played during the noon
hour.
are at work in the ticket office here
checking over the contents of the racks
to see if the burglars who ranSacked
it and the Thurston company's store
Sunday night took any of the tickets.
So far as they have gone the contents of
the rack are checking out all correct.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
ARMY BALLOON TO
ASCEND AT OMAHA
MOTOR AIR CRAFT Is SHIPPED
FROM FORT MEYER
Officers Will Go Where Modern Hy=
drogen Plant Affords Better
Facilities for Expert
nents

WASHINGTON, May flowing to
the failure of congress to provide FUNDS
for the construction of a gas plant and
balloon house at the Fort Myer aero
drome, Gen. James Allen, chief of the
signal corps, has been forced to change
his plans for the aeronautical trials and
tests at Fort Myer this summer
The army motor balloon No. l, pur-
chased last fall, will be shipped imme-
diately to Fort Omaha, where a mod
ern hydrogen gas plant and a hanger
or balloon house has been erected.
Within ten days the balloon detach-
ment and Lieutenant Lahm, Lieutenant
Foulers. Lieutenant Winter Lieutenant
Bamberger and Lieutenant Dickinson
of the aeronautical division will go to
Fort Omaha.
In the meantime free flights will be
made in the signal corps spherical bal
loon No. II, which has a capacity of
$4,000 cubic feet of gas and can carry
three men.
General Allen had planned to conduct
numerous experiments with the dirigi-
BILE at Fort Myer, including tests with
wireless telephone and telegraph.
He had also planned to cooperate
with the artillery corps in conducting
various tests to demonstrate the feast
bility of using dirigibles for purposes
of attack.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
POLICE AND CANAL
LABORERS IN FIGHT
Effort to Arrest Escaped Prisoner Re-
suits Fatally to White Man and
Negro-Officers Cross
Boundary

COLON, May 11.-In a conflict be
tween Panaman police and employees of
the canal zone, near the dividing line,
c. M. Abbott, an electrician in the
power house at Cristobal, an American,
and negro, also an American, were
killed.
The police crossed the zone at Girls
tobal in an effort to arrest an escaped
prisoner. They were mobbed and pelted
by West Indians and finally were ar
rested by the zone police.
Last night a number of Panaman
police armed with rifles proceeded to-
ward the zone in an attempt, it is said,
to find those who had maltreated their
comrades earlier in the day.
They came into collision with the
canal workers and many. shots were
fired.
stones and other missiles were used
freely.
Electrician Abbott was killed by a
blow on the head and the negro was
shot through The head.
The riot became so threatening that
all places of business were closed quick
ly, but eventually the invaders were
driven off.
Both the American and Panaman
authorities are investigating.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
PACKING HOUSE EMPLOYEES
SUCCESSFUL IN STRIKE
Fruit Concerns at Ontario Agree to
Pay a Higher Scale Of
Wages

ONTARIO, May ia strike affect
ing seven of the largest packing
houses in Southern California and IN
Guiding some 200 men and women, took
place here Monday morning. The
packers have been dissatisfied for a
long time and had made repeated APP
peals to the proprietors of the packing
houses for higher wages, but had not
been successful.
Monday morning they announced that
they would quit work at once were not
their demands listened to. All of the
packing houses with the exception OF
the Citrus union house the largest in
the world, acceded to the requests of
the workers and raised the wages. On
the refusal of the latter house to do
likewise the packers walked out of
the buildings in a body and refused to
come back to their work. At last a
committee of the packers met the pro-
prietors and a higher scale of wages
was agreed on.
Under the new scale all workers who
fromerly received % cents an hour re-
ceive 271a; those who got 2212 get 20
cents, and the packers receive u cent
per box more a day, which will make
q difference of about 30 cents day in
their wages.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
TO TRY TO DEFEAT
BEACH CITIES UNION
ORGANIZATION is FORMED AT
SANTA MONICA
Three Hundred Representative citi-
zens Meet to Devise Ways to
Prevent Consolidation
of Three Towns

SANTA MONICA, May 11.-More
than 300 representative citizens of this
city met in the council chamber of the
city hall this evening and perfected an
organization for the purpose of defeat
ing the consolidation of this city with
Ocean Park.
The gathering was truly representa-
tive and may be taken as definite in
dication Of the sentiments of the people
of the north side of this city regarding
the consolidation movement as applied
to the local community.
l.. b. Goodrich presided, and j. j.
Seymour acted as secretary. Extern
poraneous speeches were in order, and
taxpayers responded.
Summed up in few words, the gen
eraI sense of the remarks was that
while each had its merits, and that in
all probability either city might be a
very desirable place of residence, the
interests of the two had nothing in
common.
Santa Monica was described as a city
of homes and catering to the more staid
members of society, while Ocean Park
and Venice were amusement centers,
and catered to an absolutely different
class of persons. Speakers emphasized
the difficulty of properly reconciling the
police regulations of the two cities.
A committee of seven was appointed
to conduct the campaign for the
"antis." Following are the members:
L. B. Goodrich, ]. C. Steele, w. I. Hull,
c. S. Vawter, b. A. Balsley, Roy Jones
and e. c. Middlekauf. The committee
will have power to call meetings and
circulate anti-consolidation matter,
and use any other method of conduct
ing the campaign that they think the
situation warrants.
Wednesday evening the consolidation
lists will occupy the platform in the
same place, and from now on the cam
paign is expected to be a warm one.
The members of the consolida ton
committee purpose to start the circula-
ton of petitions to call an election to
vote on the question on May 12
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
ODD FELLOWS IN
ANNUAL SESSION
GRAND LODGE OF CALIFORNIA
MEETS IN BAY CITY
MUCH IMPORTANT BUSINESS TO
BE TRANSACTED
Over Eight Hundred Delegates Are
Present-Reports Presented and
Observation-Disclosures Also
Convene
fRv Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE
grand lodge of California Independent
order of odd Fellows convened here
today, nearly all of the S2S delegates
being present.
These representatives of 1894 lodges
with a total membership of 42,S51 were
called to order by Grand Master John
Il. Raker of Alturas, Modoc county.
There is much important business to be
transacted but the only contests for
elective officers viii be for the grand
warden, grand trustees and trustees of
the odd Fellows home.
In accordance with the progressive
method of filling most of the offices,
Grove L. Johnson of Sacramento, now
deputy grand master, will become
grand master and Thomas d. Buck
worth of San Bernardino will be pro-
NOTED from grand warden to deputy
grand master.
There is no opposition to the fe,elee-
ton of Grand Secretary H. d. Richard
son and Grand Treasurer James w
Harris, both of this city.
The leading candidates for grand
warden are George F. Hudson, mayor
of Stockton, c. L. Snyder of San Jose
and Judge James NJ. Trout of this
city.
Retiring Grand Master Rake! VIII W! be be
chosen to represent California in the
sovereign grand lodge, which will meet
in Seattle next September.
The printed reports of the grand sec
rotary, grand treasurer, grand repre-
sentatives, grand trustees and finance
committee were presented and referred
to committees
Representatives of the 81 lodges of
the assembly of the Rebekahs of Cali
fornia held their nineteenth annual
session today, with Lizzie L. Combs OF
San Jose presiding. More than 600 del
egates were present.
The report of the secretary shows
that during the term closing twelve
new lodges were instituted and one had
its charter restored.
The membership is 22,3S2 sisters and
14,424 brothers, a total of 34,SO6. The
net gain in membership during the year
was 1854. The receipts were $77695 and
the disbursements $76,129.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
X. {. DELEGATES
MEET IN POMONA
ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION
CALLED TO ORDER
ANGELENo PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
AT EVENINGS BANQUET
Elaborate Program of Entertainment
Prepared for Today, Including
Tour in Autos and
Ball at Night
[sneolal to The Herald. ]

POMONA, May 11.--More than 200
delegates and members of the Knights
of Columbus reached Pomona on spe-
cial trains today to attend the annual
state convention of the order. The
streets were gayly decorated for the
occasion and the city officials and nu-
mrous fraternal and civic bodies joined
in receiving the visitors.
Theodore Savage state deputy, of
San Francisco, responded to Mayor
Frank p. Firey's address of welcome.
Mr.. Savage made short formal ad-
dress. thanking the mayor for his
kindly expression of welcome and
dwelling on the ideals of brotherhood
and fraternity held up by the order.
There is a new era of brotherhood
and fraternity dawning for the nation
and the world" he said. I'm meet
ing on an occasion like this we are
Fastening its coming. We are join
ing hands for the great upward move
ment."
Pleasure Trip Planned
The visitors were met at the train
by a committee from the local city
council After the formal reception by
the mayor and city officials high mass
was celebrated at st. Joseph's church,
the sermon being delivered by Rev.
college of Los Angeles.
This afternoon the convention for
mally was called to order for the
transaction of routine business. A ban
quet was held in the evening, at which
the visitors were the guests of the
local council. Joseph Scott of Los An
geles was the principal speaker Mr..
Scott reviewed the recent marked sue
cess of the order and congratulated the
delegates on the prosperity of the va
rious state lodges. Charity, unity, fra
ternity and patriotism were eXtolled as
the cardinal principles of the order.
Late special trains carried many of
the visitors back to Los Angeles, all
though some remained for the night in
Pomona.
An elaborate program of entertain
ment has been prepared for the visit
ors tomorrow, including automobile
rides through the beautiful agricul-
tural district tributary to Pomona and
the show streets of Los Angeles and
Pasadena. The days program will be
concluded by ball at Levy's at night
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Present Bill for DAMAGES

PASADENA, May 11.-Claiming that
the members of the Throop institute
track team destroyed property to the
value of $16 while using one of its
rooms as a dressing room at the track
meet in Tournament park the Poly
technic elementary school, branch OF
Throop, has put in bill for that
amount with the Throop associated
student body. A committee has been
appointed to investigate the claim
which the Throop boys contest. Nom
nations for the officers of the student
body will be made Friday of this week
and voted on by the students.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
W. CT. u. C0NVENES
OFFICERS RENDER PROGRAM
AT POMONA
Large Number of Delegates Attend
Twenty=sixth Annual Meeting.
Women Are Entertained
by TownspeopIe

POMONA, May 1.-THE Southern
California W. c. 7. u. opened it's
twenty-sixth annual convention here
today with a large attendance of dele
gates Mrs. Hester r. Griffith, the
president, is presiding over the meet
ings and today's program was rem
dered by the officers of the union.
An open parliament was conducted
this afternoon on the subject, How
to VIM This evening al the Pres
byterian church Mayor frey delivered
an address of welcome to the dele
gates and Mrs. May G.. Tongier de-
livered her lecture on Shasta Daisies
and Folks.
The convention will continue through
Friday. The delegates are being en-
tertained by the townspeople and there
is a special electric illumination on
Second street each night in honor of
the delegates to the w. c. T. U. and
Knights OF Columbus conventions.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Redondo Beach Shipping

REDONDO BEACH, May 11-Arrived at
this port: Steamer Governor, Captain Jep-
SON. with 10 passengers and $50 tons of
freight from Seattle steamer Samoa, from
Caster with cargo of ties for the Santa Fee
railroad; steamer Santa Barbara, from
Gray's Harbor. with 900 feet of lumber
for Montgomery & Mullen; steamer Brook
Ign, with cargo of lumber for local firms;
steamer Marhoffer from Gray's Harbor.
with $4,000 feet of lumber for Montgom-
cry & Mullen.
Sailed from this port: Steamer Governor
for San Pedro: steamer Commerce for San
Pedro with balance of cargo
To sail from this port: Steamer Samoa
for Caster to load ties
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
POMONA BREVITIES

POMONA, May 1.-THE annual
meeting of the Pomona board of trade
was held last night in the board of
trade rooms and directors for the COM
ing year elected as follows e. c..
Bichowsky j. F. Lobingler, c. P. Cur
ran, w. H Rickerich, w. H. Poston,
f. e. Graham and w. M. Avis.
Drs. C. r. and H. M. Doolittle have
purchased the lot on the west side of
Main street north of Mrs. E. M. Nc
Comas' home and will erect a hand
some home thereon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Actress Receives Welcome

LONDON, May 11.-Miss Billie Burke
received hearty welcome on her re-
turn to the British stage at the Hay
market theater tonight in the Ameri-
can success, Love Watches" The
critics pronounce her pretty and en-
trancing and give the production eX-
tended notices. They are unanimous,
however, that the play is very thin,
having apparently lost all its French
atmosphere and spirit.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Comnlaint Dismissed

ALBANY, N. Y, May 1.-THE court
of appeals today affirmed the judg-
ments of the court below in the case
of John A Locker vs. the American
Tobacco company and Others dismiss
ing the complaint. Locker claimed the
defendant controlled so large a pro-
portion of the tobacco output that its
refusal to sell the plaintiff it's prod
ucts destroyed his business.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
NAMED BY MAYOR AS
CITY COMMISSIONER

PASADENA, May III. o. Mccain
ent, vice president of the Pasadena In
Vestment company, was today named
by Mayor Thomas Farley as city COM
missioner in place of w. S. Windham.
whose term had expired and who did
not care to be continued on the board.
The nomination was unanimously con-
frmed by the city council at the meet
ii held this morning and the oath of
offiae will probably be administered
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
To Build New Treater

NEW YORK, May 11.-Fred Belasco
and B. U. Steinman, a San Francisco
banker, will start for the Pacific coast
today to build a new theater in the
downtown section of San Francisco, to
be known as-the Belasco. Mr.. Belasco
announced that Miss Florence Roberts
will appear for ten weeks in San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Four Destroyers Leave Manila

MANILA, May 1.-The destroyers
Barry cambridge, Decatur and Dale,
conveyed by the auxiliary cruiser
Rainbow, will depart for China on Sat
urday en- route to join the third division
of the Pacific squadron. The destroy
ers will participate in the maneuvers
which will be held soon by Rear Ad-
miral Harber'S fleet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12

6OCf ATCHl QUO =.
maker, iced, Sl.55; Blue Min, iced, $40
Notwithstanding Sl.9o.
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pack, S2l5; Lucky
S1.S5; Vista Boneta, S22o; Lake Hemet' Si'sO'
Halves-Blue Globe, Sl.2O; Red Globe, Sll5i
Orchard Run, 81.
BLooDs-Ocean, $3.50; Popular, $1.95; Eagle,
50. 20
Blue Min 81 so; Corona Beauty. $l.40; Grove,
81. 25.
81. 95 Puritan, 81 80.
NEW YORK, May 10 delayed wire) Sixty
six cars oranges and Ave cars lemons sold.
NAVELS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET

BOULDER, Colo, May 11.-Arrange-
ments were made today for a dual track
meet between the University of Colo
RADIO and Stanford university to take
place here May 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Noted Illustrator Dies

BERLIN, May 11.-Ferdinand Won
Resinick. noted illustrator, died to-
day after an operation.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12

sEEDLINGS-Car Xc NJ & Greene Co,
SIG; Extra Choice, T Elk Rossmoyne, $40.
GRAPEFRUIT-Pine Cone Eek, So. 80.
BLOODS-Red Globe, Sill Halves-Blue
Globe Ruby, $115; Red Globe. ruby, 95c; Red
Globe( malta, slO5; Sugarloaf. malta S1.10,
LEMONS-Canna lex Yerkes Spur, 81. 60;
Rialto Girl Choice Sc. 2O Standard, s1.55.
Flows Smith getting on in his new
posltion?"
Fine; he's already begun to think that
the boss couldn't run the business withou'
him. Detroit Free Press.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12

BOSTON, May u.-Twenty-two cars sold.
Weather favorable The market is unchanged.
NANELS