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Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
Borrowing Money is a Bad Habit.

his only recourse is his friends. But
notice the point-he borrows from a
friend with never thought Of paying
him interest on his money. 1t was for
that reason he kept away from the loaE
companies. Though he might deny it.
with a great deal Of buster nbOut the
value of friendship being greater than
any interest. the man IS really parasite.
Sometimes he repays the debt and
sometimes he doesn't. II he does not he
has, OF course. lost n friend irretrievably.
If he does repay It he is at least endan-
Sering that friendship upon which he has
imposed.
To make an enemy OF a friend. borrow
money from him. You approach him for
the loan on the grounds OF friendship.
and he gives you the money presumably
for the same reason. If he Is really
friend of yours it is rather certain that
his i,come is somewhere near your own.
Perhaps he has been prOvident, however.
and has laid by a portion OF his earnings.
You have been extravagant and have
nothing. Those savings Of his mean self
denial and hard work for him. And yet
you have the nerve to come TO him and
ask him TO virtually transfer his self
denial and his hard work to you, who
have not only been unable to save some
thing from your salary but have not
been able to get along on It.
You plead friendship. II your friend
should happen to be one Of the owners
OF loan company you would at least
hesitate a while before going TO him for
the money. for you know you would have
TO incur written obligations and pay in
terest before getting It, But this other
friend OF yours? Why. he Is just a
friend and there is no reason why he
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
Take Care of Your Teeth.

~ HE average man goes through life
n with a most optimistic disregard for
- the state OF preservation Of bis teeth.
until a general. expensive and painful
oTerhauling drives him to the dentists
chair. Perhaps II is because he Is so
busy. or he fears the necessary PAIN or
maybe, because his wife's dentist bills
are so large and eternal that he considers
her fully capable Of unfolding the family
honor In that respect, Be that as II may
the fact remains that woman L. more
careful of her teeth than man.
Surely the old adage TO the effect that
one stitch made in the proper season
will save nine in the end Is impressiyely
applicable to the care of the teeth. II
your molars ache. or II they have cavities
in them-go 10 the dentists Immediately.
II you must pick your teeth. never do so
with a pin or anything made of metal.
Use both sides Of your jaws In eating,
working them in relays, so TO speak; ike
everything else, the teeth should be given
rest - Avoid poisonous remedies such
as creosote, cloves. etc, II your tooth
aches; 20 TO a dentist and let him do
the rest You may not know II. but
dieting and warm baths are good for the
teeth as well as for reducing superhuous
flesh II all Of your teeth ache, when
they are ION edge" to be more exact.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
NEW TOWN OF PARKER
SEVERELY SCORCHED
HALF OF A BLOCK IN HALF AN
HOUR.
Swept Away BY Oevourins Flames
List of Losers. 80 go.

Parker, Ariz., June 3O.-(Speciai)-- -
Fire broke out in the washroom in the
rear Of the. Parker hotel at , p. m. to-
day and within thirty minutes the front
half Of the euure block facing. the A.
& G. railroad was wiped away. The
places burned were the Parker hotel.
store of the Colorado River Supply
company. McGuinness' drug store, Of
flee OF DR. Whitmarsh, real estate Of
flee in the building owned by l. Mis-.
kell. the residences OF VIM. Neal, ]. +.
Raney and r. NJ. brennan. ft 4
An Indian woman who washes for
the hotel had rot returned from her
dinner. leaving the range. no doubt.
with fire burning when she went
away Tom Shultz. manager of the
hotel, was talking with T. NJ Dren-
nan, who was alone eating lunch in
the dining room. Lee Yee, the cook,
was preparing vegetables at the back
door Of the kitchen when he gave the
alarm of fire simultaneously with
Mrs. Shultz, who was close by in the
kitchen. 1t was hardly more than
candle blaze at first sight, but within
a minute the wash house was a fur
mace and the hotel was wrapped from
end to end in flames. The wind be-
ing from the southwest, blew the
flames straight across the street, which
was at one time afire. but was saved
On the opposite corner from the fire
is located the Parker Commercial es-
tablishment. This was not harThed
owing to the direction of the wind and
the width Of the street The Colorado
River Supply company is fully insured
and DR.. McGuinnis' partly. At this
time the insurance on the Parker ho-
tel is not known. The hotel has been
under the management Of Tom Shultz
since the first of MAY last and today
he and his family escaped the flames
with just the clothes they were wear
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
JUNE BRIDES OF FLAGSTAFF
Continued from Page -

for Alberta, Canada, where he ex-
poets to locate u homestead.
Rev. r. L. Wright of Winslow viii
occupy the Methodist pulpit at Flag
staff next Sunday.
Kirk Moore of Phoenix, superin
tendent of public instruction Of Ari-
IONA, was in Flagstaff the first OF
the week attending a meeting of the
board of education of the Northe n
Arizona Normal school.
j. A. Prosser of Jerome Is spen Ing
the week in Flagstaff
Charles Isham returned this week
from a business trip through the
southern part of the territory
Mrs Ed. McConigle returned this
week from Los Angeles where she
spent the past month.
Father Kress of Cleveland and
Father Leinninger Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, who have been visiting c. J.
Babbitt, departed Sunday for the
coast.
Father Julian Of Gallup was a Wis
itor to Gallup this week.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

window the CONN., unity had put IN the
week before. After church we hustled
home. hot and sleepy. and liked up din
ner. and then cleaned up the Dishes
Twenty minutes later Mrs. Jonn APP
peared with the announcement that walk
would b, just rue thing for us. We walked
We got back about > in the afternoon. and
then started out 10 call on some friends
Of Mrs Johns, across the road. We
called. When ! left-an hour later-Mrs.
John was calmly planning moonlight
stroll and poor John was meekiy agreeing
10 enjoy it. ! don't see why women are
always on the git mp an si4lof Sunday
unless it be that they rest.zh the other
days in the week and start IN fresh and
strenuous on the seventh. This Sunday.
10. believe me, I'm going TO get mp when
/ get durn good aud ready and read the
papers 'steen dozen hours without an in
terruption. if please. and take my little
snooze In the afternoon and and be
thankful every minute Of the day that
haven't any woman behind me telling
ne how to get the most out OF the day
of rest -
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

w ORROwING money is bad business
N- "A mighty had business. II Is
" easy TO borrow so hard 70 re-
pay. The mnn who is saddled with
debt Is always up against 1t and
slave to an obligation that hangs over him
Ike the sword Of DamOcles.
For the man on salary the mourning
Of an obligation of this sort is almost
suicidal, even though IL be small amount
not. perhaps. because he will be unable
10 repay the loan. but because. from the
broader view. he is laying the founda-
tons OF a habit that will eventually IN
dermine his whole financial structure.
There are times when a salaried man
simply has TO go into debt-unless he has
followed the old adnge of putting some
thing aside for a rainy day. And that II
the keystone Of the arch OF living without
being in debt. A man on salary who has
worked only one year has no excuse for
not having saved sufficient to tide him
over an emergency. The trouble with
most men Is that they borrow money for
utterly superhuous and foolish purposes.
There's the chap who reaches his vaca-
ton time without having prepared for It
He knew all along that time would come
and he would not have sufficient funds to
get the most out of It. but he put OF
the evil day, in his minds eye, with
sort OF vague belief that something would
turn up before then. At the eleventh
hour he realizes he is up against 1t.
There is but one way out of IL he can
see and that is to borrow the money.
And right here is an interesting point
that generally shows the calibre Of the
man. Having no security to offer, the
borrowing of the money from the loan
companies is very nearly impossible. So
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

ing which at this season do not
amount to much.
( The Parker Commercial company
extended to the stricken citizens every
courtesy in their power. So, as there
is plenty to eat and plenty of places
to sleep, Parker's sufferers are in no
immediate danger
The members of the Colorado River
Supply company accept their misfor-
tune with excellent grace and announce
that they will be ready next Monday
with full stock of goods to do bust
ness under the same old sign. The
company intended early this fall to
erect permanent block, but now ne
cessity- requires action at once and
work on It will begin within the next
few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior,
Unite States Land Office

Unite States Land Office
Phoenix, Arizona, Jiine &c. 1909.
A sufficient contest dffid.tvit having
been filed in this office by Ralph d
Jones. contestant. against Homestead
Entry, No. 1922, O2594, made May 20.
1908, for 81, SEA. See. q, and y Z.
NEA, Section rs, Township IN. Range
1E. G. & $. r meridian. by Peter Los.
deceased, contestee, in which it is aIleg-
ed that Peter Los, deceased. failed To
comply with the homestead law, in
that he never established his bona fide
residence on said land. never cultivated
or improved same during his lifetime.
with the exception of building a small
lhack thereon but never occupying the
same after it was built, and that since
the death of the entrymap the heirs.
executor and devisees haze failed to
establish residence or cultivate and
improve said land; that more than six
months have elapsed since. the death Of
said entryman. and that the heirs. eX-
ecutOr and devisees have failed to COM
ply with the requirements Of the
homestead laws as above set forth;
that the only known heirs and devisees
are Anna Kistermaker. niece Of said
Peter Los. living at Dillingham;, Wash
ington; and Anna Kistermaker. sister
of said Peter Los, living at Dillingham;.
Washington; the executor being H. A
Severinghaus. living at Phoenix. Ari-
IONA. said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond, and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
a m. on December :. 1909, before the
register and receiver at the United
States land office in Phoenix, Arizona
The said contestant having. in a
proper affidavit, filed June IS, 1909.
set forth facts which show that after
due diligence personal service of this
notice can not be made, it Is Hereby
ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper pIblica-
ton. :,
FRANK H. PARKER Register.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

shouldn't lend yOu money! or course.
you repay him-at your convenience. But
he feels that you have established
precedent which you may follow again
at any time and 1t doesn't seem precisely
right TO tim that his savings should be
subject at all times to your desires.
Borrowing is a bad business. whether
from friend or from anyone. II means
double work for you to repay It and.
more than TINT. It means that you are
allowing yourself to enjoy pleasures you
have not earned and to live beyond your
income. Unless you are a capitalist with
security to offer and investments for your
borrowed money, you have no business
borrowing. Your own money Is your own.
but your friends isn't
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
-- a CORNER, FOR, MEN ~@=@@$
A No-Treat Tou71.

N OWN in a place called Hammonton.
Ill y. j., sort of unwritten law has
~ been instituted TO the effect
that no man shall treat another in
saloon 1t hasn't been made law-this
aholishing of the treat" hablt-but it
seems to have been taken up mutually
by the citizens as another white mHn's
burden" They all stick to it. however.
number of italians have settled there
and are engaged in growing grapes and
making wine of them: hence each indi-
vidual has his own private stock-all Of
which may account for the strange con-
dition existing.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

n fellow is surely justified In sleeping the
sleep of the just heard someone NOV
ing around in the next room. The noise
Of blinds being opened with u bang.
door unlocked and something heavy he
ing knocked of onto the floor preceded
the sleepy. but imperative. command:
John, get up! Get up right away. It's
: o'clock,r Then ! heard my benedict
friend mutter sleepily: 'Whats-that-
Hannah - can't - you - let IA fellow
sleep one day In the week. But the
answer came back good and strong: NO,
get up! We've got company today and
we must get an early start. You'd better
knock on Mr.. Good Fellows door ana
wake him.
John knocked alright. alright-adding
some cheerfully asinine remark about itf
being time for all sleepy heads to be
out of bed. etc. In about i've shakes OF
n lambs tall | heard John hustle down
stairs and pretty soon, through the open
window. | saw him out in the yard
whacking away at the wood pile with
Ratchet cutting kindling for the COOK
stove. | found out afterwards. Coming
down stairs some ~ minutes later l
found Mrs. John ordering him around
like a section boss and poor John peeling
potatoes and making himself generally
useful in preparing breakfast.
That finished we started in to clean
I'D the debris. John as cheerful as you
please all the while. and then we ad-
journed to the front porch, where we
secured comfortable seats and got busy
with the morning papers. / had just got
ten comfortably into the sporting page
when Mrs. John appeared and wanted to
know If I'd mind helping John hx an
other prop under the corner Of y the
chicken rOost that was falling down.
didn't mind -oficislly-so we got busy.
with a sigh of relief he had just set
tied down In his chair when Mrs. John
appeared and warned us that we had but
Is minutes to tidy up bit for church
Never asked me il | wanted to go-but
insisted that l see the new stained glass
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

try holding little settler water In your
mouth. 1t will relieve the pain. Tooth
ache is frequently caused by the acidity
OF the saliva; rinse the mouth with a
strong solution of bicarbOnate Of soda
and rub little OF the soda on the teeth
and gums. Tooth powders should be
most carefully chosen. especial care being
taken to ascertain that they contain no
cream OF tartar nor calcareous salts. II
you smoke, have your teeth cleaned by
a dentist frequently to remove the stain.
and by all means clean the teeth before
going to bed, as they decay quicker dur
ing the night than at any other time.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
OFF TO THE HILLS.

Sitting up or high spring seat,
hol6 ing lines hat reach out over the
lacks of a wiz spun Of mules. .. ).
Stapley will lea TIL. city this mci u
ing accompanied by his wife and
children. They win so by easy stages
through Roosevelt and thenro On Up
tn Zine where they viii remain until
Sputember
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior,
United States Land Office.
Contest $50
Serial 0I224.

Phoenix, Ariz, June 10. 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this office by John 7.
Whitney, contestant, against Home
stead Entry No. 1903, Serial O4234,
March IS, 1908, for lots l and and
El2 NW4 Section Is, Township 2N,
Range E, Meridian by William c.
Griffis, cOntestee, in which it is alleged
that the entryman has failed to COM
ply with the homestead laws in regard
to residence and cultivation in that he
has failed to establish his home on the
land and that the said land is unim-
proved and uncultivated, that said en-
trymaR has never established a resi-
dence on the land having left the COun
try many months ago. Said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond
and offer evidence touching said allie
cation at 10 o'clock a. m. on September
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

accompanied by a chaperone where
they will select gowns which will be
their costume in the parade on July
9Th. This is an honor that is well
worth striving for and will be warm
ly contested. 1t is impossible to tell
who will receive the greatest num-
Der of votes. While the candidates
who are now in the lead have been
in first position for some time, yet it
is rumored that there are a number
of votes being held back that will be
turned in this evening that will
change the count entirely
W. H. Hogle has been appointed to
escort the Goddess of Liberty and
Miss Mesa Cantaloupe to their throne
on the float and he will carry with
him all the dignity of courtier.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
VOTING CONTEST WILL CLOSE
At 4 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.
Young Ladies Will Go to Phoenix
Tomorrow With Chaperone to Sc
lect Gowns.

The voting contest for Miss Mesa
Cantaloupe, the Goddess of Liberty
and Uncle Sam will close tonight at
IL O'Clock to decide who is to receive
the honors on July fifth and be pri-
Vileged to ride in a specially prepared
float and be handsomely gowned.
The young adde's. who ever they
may be, will go to Phoenix tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

r. SPENT last Sunday with married
friend Of mine" remarked Mr.. A
Good Fellow. as his bachelor friend
moved over to make room for him
on the open trolley car. and ! tell
YOU | learned a few things about
what the day Of rest means to chap
who has been SO unfortunate as to put
his neck in the matrimonial moose. Take
it from me. 30. there's no rest for the
married man-not even on sundays
Went out the night before. you know. In
order to spend the whole day in the
great and glorious suburbs surrounded by
all the comforts Of home and all that.
Well, II didn't work out that way-not
by a jugful,
Long about A. M.-when Of all days
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
- - e HEALS
9so.o. SORES AND ULCERS

heals
o INTO the blood and removes the cause and the place bound
means keeping the ulcer longer absorbed blood
applications sav lotions
cure they do not reach the source of the trouble At best they
& ana rot reaching the cause Every nqtve corpuse the
Inc place. but lsd they constantly discharge into the flesh around the
sore quantity germ-laden
healthy tissue and the ulcer enlarge Since
piood responsible and
blood IS the only hope Of has long
greatest OF all blood
healthy condition
ealhy blood
sores ana Ulcers and medical advice all
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
OFF OR THE FAIR.

Mrs. w. y. Amos and three emil
dren left for Oregon last night where
they will visit friends for some time,
finally making an extended visit at
Seattle. Mr.. Amos viii continue to
get along as best he can until the
fifteenth of the month when ne will
follow them.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
BACK TO KANSAS.

VIM. Ross, the well known Mesa
chicken fancier, left yesterday even
ing for his old home in Wichita, Kan
sas. where he has not visited fOr
nineteen years. He has three
daughters living in Wichita and a
daughter in-law living in Clearwater,
Kansas. He expects to be gone near
ly a month. Mr.. Ross had coEsid-
cradle to do with the early history
of Kansas. He was a legislator in the
eighties, preceding the populistic
wave that swept over the Sunflower
state. The visit to the old home
will, without a doubt, revive u good
many of the memories of the Mesa
townsman. one thing can be depend
ed upon and that is that Mesa will
be advertised Tor there is probably
no man in Arizona more enthusiastic
over the valley than is Mr.. Ross
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
CLEANING STRAW HATS.

"A OW that summer is here a new
straw hat seems necessary for every
man. But last summers hat is still
in good condition. Cover the old hat
with a thin paste of cornmeal and gaso-
line mixed. Let the paste stay on over
night or until It is dry, then brush of
with a clean, stiff whisk broom. II neces-
sary, another coating of the cornmeal can
be used. Panama hats can be cleaned by
rubbing the surface with a crust Of
bread. Use small pieces Of bread aud
discard as soon as soiled.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
90 TO TELL A DRUxKARD.

TYE HILE there. is no sure method OF
IL Distinguishing a drunkard when
W. sober. there are certain signs or
stigmata. according to well-known
social pathologist. that may be mani
tested. II ones observation is careful,
o slight staggering may he detected.
though the drunkard himself Is uneon-
scious of It. An economy Of movement
is noticeable in most cases. as. for ID
stance. when the drunkard hands his car
fare to the conductor he rarely looks mp
at him. apparently striving to. avoid all
superhuous movements of the body
After drinking water. be frequently
smacks his lips uncoDsciously, renex
action due To lOng-continued haOit IN
drinking stimulants. Though the pro-
verbal red nose is not an unfailing sign
of inebriacy. a red neck is frequently
sure Indication
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
TEN YEARS FOR PARKHURsT
The End of Twenty Years Service ir
Bank.

Seattle. Wash, June 3O.-Ralph F.
Parkhurst. former assistant cashier Of
the First National bank, convicted of
the embezzlement of $4,000 from the
bank was sentenced today to serve
ten years in a federal prison and to
pay $1,000 costs. Parkhurst had been
with the bank more than 20 years,
having started as a boy.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

As shown by the plan, the entrance
vestibule is in the center. entering
through wide stone porch into a spa
cious living-room 14x20 feet, with n wide
fireplace at the farther end. An open
arch at the right of the entrance CON
Meeting with the library 12x1s feet, which
is the "oval ROOM. This room is sym
metrical. finished with a beamed ceiling
and with pilasters around the side, divid-
ing the walls of the room into panels.
with a wide. curved window looking 10
the front and one to the side. At the
rear of the library and entered from the
same is the staircase leading up on the
curve back of elliptic arches. This will
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

Is, 1909, before Register and Receiver
at Phoenix, Arizona, at 10 O'Clock a
m.
proper affidavit, filed June ,, 1909. set
forth facts which show that after dine
diligence personal service Of this no
tice can not be made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be
given by due and proper publication
CHAS- f ARNOLD Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
NEW SIGNS.

The Toggery yesterday placed an
elegant brass sing at the southeast
corner of the building 1t can be seen
from Main and Macdonald streets and
is a handsome piece of work.
The Salt River Valley bank has also
a similar sign which viii be placed
on the bank corner facing Main and
Macdonald streets. These signs are
valuable additions t. the general APP
pcarance of the buildings
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
Spend Your Vacation at Venice.

Venice Villas make ideal sumner
homes. They are cheap. cheerful
charming and comfortable. Complete
ly furnished. including lights, water,
hOuse-laundry, etc. Located on beau
tiful canals. Perfectly sanitary.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

noon on the streets served to break
the monotony. The niarsh9l Jumped
on borrowed horse ard caught one
of the principals in the encounter
before he had gone out. Of town.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
GOING TO KELVIN-Russ,

GOING TO KELVIN-RusseH Leon
ard, who has been employed in the
National Bank of Arizona for several
years. has resigned his position to ac-
cept an interest in the merchandising
firm Of Henness & Griffin, of Kelvin
and Wfnkelman. He will leave for KEEL
vim TODAY
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01
NEWS NOTES.

Jack Frazier has gone to Seattle
for a visit at the fair. He was ac-
companied by Mr. Knight his fore
man, who has been with him for
Years.
little fist fight yesterday after
Arizona republican., 1909-07-01

"HOME with beautiful exterior"
Is one always to be admired, but
the beautiful interior" will appeal
more TO the artistic taste of the
ladies' than the exterior. The study
Of the treatment of llving-rOOms is one
that admits of the display of individual
taste and ideas In a great variety of
ways. a curved or circular room or an
elliptic room is a feature that is Otter
sought after but not often carried out
There is no other shaped room that will
afford the same genteel appearance and
artistic beauty as the oval room.