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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
Die Gelepbonnummer Oes~ BO6snblatt
1T iest 23O9 (nsuss).

= Die Scranton Grmenbeb1rbe ers
bDbte am Sreitas bic Steuererbebuna
pom orei auf pier 0lills.
= Die 46. Sisuus Der SomUopatbi.
i6en Wfeoi,inil6en @elelli6aft oes
Staates fin6et bonn 81. bis %. Sep.
tembsr bier itatt. ksse
- Sns9elammt murben leete Wohe
SwOlf SlaSeu fir @beI6eioung einse,
rei4t, Der b6dlite Retoro fir cine gBode
in Der @el6i6te bes Counties.
- &aut oem an Montas beim Bro.
tbonotar eiu9etra9enen Gontraft niro
oas neue @aiep @rano Sotsl 1886, 900
tolten uno muB gum 1. Suli 1910 fer
tie iein.
= Wtapor 8ou Bergen ertldrte am
iSreita9, oaB oas Wtulberrp Strase
Siaoutt seDib erbaut wsrOsn piiroe,
aber erlt nGhites Sabr Der aniane
oamit 9ematt meroeu fam.
= 8dbreuo Der 2u;erne Gountp
slderbau 9lusitelluus nddite Bo6e ioll
Elm 2uftldifi jwiiden 0ilfeS'Yarre uno
Scranton td9lid Sabrten MAIDEN. 90
fiinbiste Die Serpaltuug ON Samitus
an.
- Robsrt s. Mic9enna, Wteiitertar.
renbauer Der 9adawanna @ompanie,
reidte am Dounsrlta9 feline ReiiSna.
tion elm uuo miro am 1. september aus
ben Dieniteu Der @ompanie idsioen.
@r CAB fsiuen @ruub iar isin SOrss.
ben an.
: Der ansebli9 uOn bier itammenbe
RidarO Sanlep lpuroe frib Sonntus
NIT einem @efdbrten In 8eblter, WfalI.,
babel ertappt, als iie in cine apotbsfs
eingebro6en paren. 8eioe plaioirten
niht i6uloig, murben aber unter 50, 900
Shrsidaft seitellt.
= Die Is Sabre alte Srsne Sabben
uOn Sruins 9luenue itiir3te am Dienitas
In 9afe Nincoln uno mire ertrunfen,
peun ni1t elm 0d6ter ben Sorsans
bemerft unb ii1 obne Selinuen in oas
g8a1er seitiirSt bdtte. @r padte bas
NfaO6sn, uls es gum sweitsn Wtale un'
teriinfen mollte.
= Der Drabtipanner SeurD Carr
Don gtoro Waibinstou auenue, Elm gn'
geltelltsr Der neuen Gelepbon @ompanie.
beriibrte am Wonta9 Ota6mittas 3u
Tbroop, als er auf ben Sreu3armeu
eiues bobeu POitens iaB uno Reparatu'
rem pornebmen nolte, nit einem Bein
eiuen bslaoenen Drabt uno erbielt einG
@rihiitterung, bic fiinf Wtinuten na6'
Der feinen Cob our Solse bate. Das
sin3i9e Wterfmal am S6rper mar eiuG
leidte SranowunSe an Der linteu Siifte,
= Der IL Sabre atte Soispb Dies
nouid, Der erft am Douneritas ua4 Gb'
iisung elmer is6smonatli6en Daft
ltrafe aus benz @efdnsniB entlaheu
purbe, bic er pegen S6l Ihun9 einel
8aufanpeiiun9 perbiist. serietb an
Samitas pieoer in Die Sdube Der Poli'
jei. ua6oem er In Der Graoers 9iational
Banf cine ueitere seidlidte Bantam
wsiiuns i'm 8stras BON $2l sinfniIirer
laiien wollte. Sbidou bic SdIi6unl
cine iebr selunssus mar, 10 i6Opfte NOR
bod 8eroadt uuo elm serufeuer Beam
ter Der Bauf erfl6rte oaun na6 einel
Seiidtisun9, bas Die GupeiiunS &c
fdliht mar. Sm Polijeiseriht on
Sonutas ssltano Der 8urihe iein Ser
sshen Elm unb nuroe oanu oem 9sf6us
niB iibsrmieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
Heatfrir=Edae.

Die Our& @siss feftssisstsn Rssiftrir'
3ase finb:
Donnerifae, ben 2. SEPTEMBER;
Dienfta9. ben ID. September;
SamftaS, ben 2. Sttober.
User bel Der glopeHberwabl itimmbe'
redtist ieiu mill, bat iid an einem Die
fer 3ase resiitriren ju laiien.
Die Stunoen sur He9iftration flint
bon Z bis 10 ubr 8ormittass uno Don
A bis 10 llbr Siahmittass. Seber Bhr'
ger iollte resiftrirt iein uno ieiu Uabl'
rebt ausiiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

- Wan bite iid Dor fali9em Bapier.
geloe uno a9te beIonoerS auf 50 uno
SIS Hoten.
= Biidof Soban IN seftern mad
elmer Slpeimonatlihen Heiie ourH Sta'
lien unb anbere Staten @urOpa's In
better @siuHbbeit bierber Surhdsefebrt.
Seute Morsen bssannen bic ,5un.
bamentausgrabungen fiir oas neue @a'
fen Sotel an 9adamanna uno NoamS
sluenues in uollem @rnite.
= Su Tobpbanna tpurbs am W1itt,
mod Wtorsen oaS @isbauS Der 9torb
Seriep uno Pocono Wiountain @is 60.
burd Seuer ssrit0rt, beiien @ntitebuus
unbetaunt lit.
- Der seftrise Gag mar na6 ben
Wstterberidten Der beisefte In bielem
CONNER unb eS purben uolle 95 @raoe
per,eidnet. uuo babel cine polle Wohe
Obne Reseu. ben mir 10 uOtbis baben!
s.. s. 9ellsp pom Storb 8aibins.
ton Nusnue beridtete Der Poli3et am
Sonntas, baB iein Pfero nit Suti9e
am abeno 3uuor aus ieiner Sdeune &C.
ltOblen Doroeu iei. 5riib Sounta9
Wtor9en bemerfte mon jpei Wtdnner
nit Der ausriiituns auf Dem 0es nad
@arbonoale, bod wurbe iie ipdter I'm
Taa Ill Slmburlt aufaefunben,
Sm alter BON 6s Sabrsn III am
Donueritas 9iudmittag i'm Staat 30.
ipital Sean be yabarre ben Sol9en elmer
Operation srlesen. Der 8eritorbene
mar lan9e Sabre Saustueht tn Der
3eiblsr Bdderei an Sranflin Gpenue
uub es iiberlsben i'm feline ndberen 8er'
manoten in Nmsrita. Die Beiiesun9
erfolste Samitas yta6mittas i'm Dun'
more 5risbbofs, nod sinsm Grauerbienit
in Der su. lutb. .3iOns STRIDE on Wtifflin
auenue, ben Paitor VI. .. @allenfamp
leitete. Der Sirhendor trus unter Der
Seituus pon Prof. albin 9orn mebrere
yiebsr Dor, mdbrsnb Setr &uowis Sail
oas prd6tise Sabiolc: ~9srr, ben i'd
ttsf i'm 9erjen traseA, portrug.
- Scranton's srose ausitellunss
Staot, 2una Parf, bat fir bic fon'
menoe Wohe ieineu 8unoen elm 9roBes
BrO9ram ju offeriren. Stirf uno Sonf
ben, giouitdt @pmnaiiaen, weroen bic
an3iebun9 auf. Der Sippooroms 3ribiine
iein, 3nei @rI6einungen td9lih maheno,
um 3.15 gtahmittass uno 9 abenos.
auf Der Wtuiiffapele Eribiine mirb
8una'S ei9ene 8apelle pier Wtal tdsli9
unter Der periOnli4en eeituns uon Prof.
Robert Bauer fonjertiren. Sine 9roBe
arbeitertas Seier pirb am Wtontas,
ben 6. September, absebalten.' Sin
ipeSielles Seiertas Yrosram nirb arran'
girt neroen uno m1breno ieoer Wtinute
6es Ga9es mirb etpas i'm Sang ieiu.
Yerpalter 2en V. SlOB lit beitrebt,
cine srose Seni iation ais bic freie In'
3iebun9 fir bisies Datum iu lauoen,
iiber nelhe uollitdnoi9e Slntlinoi9ung
CUR rehten 3eit semaAt iperoen wiro.
Vim Nrbeitertag mirb Der Bari friib
Dtor9ens sr6ffnet unb in pouer Speras
tion biS Wiitteruadt bleiben. Die freie
ju 3una oieie 8obe piro
selieiert pon Riue un6 @lmer, 9om6oie
GOrtrdser aui ben Barren, Die jweimal
tG9lih 9eieben meroeu. Die Serldngerun9
BON Huna's SaiIOn miro gang uno gar
BON Dem 9Better abbdusen, aber Die
Wabrideinlidfeit lit, oaB iie am Sam'
flag, ben IL. september, enoen wiro.
9lrbeitertag miro Der Purf i'm @ala9e'
nanb fir ben Confetti 9arniual erIdei'
men, wel9er INNER arrausirt wiro fir
bic ShluBmobe Der SaiiOn In Der
Der be,aubernoen Sreuoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
Bon NeterSbura.

-Srau 8. 3. Distrid, @attin bee
Raitors Der bisiisen bsutidsn Prssbp'
teriidsn @emeinbe, ftiirSte am Samitaa
Wtorseu in Der Dobnuns an Prsscotl
apenue nit ibrem brei Wtonate alteu
Smuggling cine Greppe binab. Das
3inb entfam obne Ssrlssuns, abet
Srau Dietrid brad, fid) bic 8nieideib.
nno erbielt aud cine ftarfe 9ierusuer'
fhiitterung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

Ser Or. 8iliam Ssler. pei6er
erflarte, oob Der Menit nit 60 Sab.
ren fir Die BeIt 'rlsIos eepoeoen
fei un6 SeSbal6 .beisitiat" nerssn
IoIle, bat ioeben in alIer SeimGGdeii
fetneu CO. Gebirtstas eefeiert
Siir9tete er, Sab man TIN bei,R @ori
Mcqueen Deroe2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
Deutf&s Nrisflift.

Soiepbine Bribl, MaDme Denman,
Tbsooore Drper, 0finnie Duber,
Osfar @iiis, Wtae Drummer,
Woris q. 9edle, Bster Seim,
Sobn 3luibsr, @eorse 9imaher,
Sermann Nobolpis, Settle Oiaumunn,
Srau Glice Roie, VI. Wf. Rauer,
Srma .. Sieber, 6. Us. Sdis,
Srau Saind, 8. Bsntlins,
Srau @bas. 3issler.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

gee,1noig a3rsert Der SIlinoifer
Stabte, bic i'm S5dbre 1908 fin BRO.
bfbition itinrntten, bdben ben Se5ier
bereits pieSer gang ober ipenigitens
tbeilspeide sutsematA. Die @ernunft
feat fhItebIi6 bod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

Der 0ouergdnqsr @eitor bat
feine 9(ufaabe gsI6it, irbem cr Oir
lanqe Strefe ,ruiihsr gtesp gorf III,
San Srancisco 81 6uB 5uriiaIcgte.
aein anoercs 2anS fam eiusu ioi'
den Rarn nuipciien. User wIll
iett nod oaran ineiieIn. bob mir an
Der Spise Ser 3ipiIiiatiou maridi
ren2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

BGbrett6 Der Gdirft SiHop Ha
iest Der spobGoerbierten Rabe bin-
seben tann, ,pir5 fein Radfolssr fia
flitt iIber 2oneapsiIe ~ betlasen
baben. Y9es DteTHtes imRser gleif-
pefteIlte llbr" pirb bn baDor be-
krlohcen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
gBaIbbranos babsu wabrsnO be

- @aIbbrdn6e babeu mdbreno Der
lebtsn Tase n6rblid uuo msftli4 BON
Cafe Occur b'gllene, Ba., fir iiber cine
UtiIliOu Dollars Sdaoen ansertAtet.
- Die @bicasO Srsat Dsitern Giisn.
babu muroe an Elm pom 8. Pierpont
Morsan sssriiuostes Sguoitat fur ben
Preis uon $12 200. 900 usrtauft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
Der Sd)ufer nit Oct
fredttt, $dnau,e.

Gin eIssiiAer anfaIl. = Der Sda.
fer ale 9eideHrebRer. - 8arSiss
Sranerfeier. = 1lunuriidtiss Gl.
tsrHDabl. - gsrfebrtt Geisllid,aft.
-Rfli6ten ees Staates.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

- Gin @Olisubru9 bat In Der Sldbe
uou Eriui6ao, GolO., sroBeu S4aoen
aussriatet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
0efn6t:

8Urmanu fur 3pirnre Erpartmrnt in
elmer Rubwtbtrti In 9u,rns GUuntp. gtrtiii!t
Q. .. g., pWc@eublah" SiIss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26
aIsenr be Gbemtfer bes Oeitrufti

@snn be GtsMttsr bes Oeltrufts
ts fertie brtpsx, aus PetroIei,ul
RiI4 bersuIteIlsn, 10 ioIlte es linen
ribt idaper faueH, in bsrielben @eiie
Bier su fa5risiren. aIsoanH fonn.
ten bic BrobibitioniTten es erleben,
hab ibr bisberiser 5reuHS Sobu Z.
hnen ben Riiden fe6rt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

-Bebiit Did 9ott, es tp6r' 70 idou
gerpGen -
Bebdit Did @ott, eS bat nid)t ioqeu
feinl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-26

= Die Scranton armeubebDrbe ers
bDbte am 6reitas bic Steuererbebung
BON brei auf pier Mils.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
FlUtre0

gloss when dipped into the thinnest of starch water, rolled up hard, beaten hastily with the fist. and then ironed until the desired degree of polish Is at tnined. The like rules obtain in the man. agement of muslin pillOwslips and sheets.
 Wall coverings play large part in making the home beautiful and many homes are spoiled by going into the ex- treme with frescoes which are too elab- crate The proper kind of wall paper for a home Is hard thing to choose and many housewives make the mistake of hurrying through this task. The colOrs and design should he attractive ns well as the arrangement. The paper should be In keeping with the draperies. furni- ture and rugs.
 The easiest way to make sure that one is selecting the right kind of wnll cover ing is to take home roll of the paper and compare it with the other decorations in the room. Walls are now decorated with cretonnes and madras. and one can often get pleasing effects In these ma terinls. A new wall covering Is Jnspe, which looks quite similar to wall paper IL Is very durable and cun he washed easily with soap and water. One of the pIettiest patterns of wall paper Is golden brown.
 Curtains adjusted to drag half yard on the carpet or lap over above hnvr long been out of favor with the greater number of housewives. but they are still sold in three and three-and-a half-yhri lengths In this way they are generally cut of. being allowed to drop only few inches below the edge of the window Brussels net curtains are considered the most drrable.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
F+F1rf%-fT-S-S-Es
OSBORN.

Osborn, July 16-J. H. Church and family have moved into the resi- dence occupied by Attorney Hayes and wife. Mrs. Hayes is visiting in the east and MT. Hayes is staying in Phoenix
 Misses Bernice anl Lena Horrell spent Thursday night with Laura Swiggett at the residence of Mrs NJ. V. Warren
 Misses Ivy and Irma Lee drove to Phoenix Friday morning.
 Frank Whitton sold herd of milk cows to MT. Vance of Mesa recently.
 Ralph Quinn and wife went to California on the E,ks' excursion Saturday evening. They expsct to remain in California during July and then go to Wyoming to visit MT. Quinl's relatives.
 The third crop of hay is being har- vested.
 Miss Nina McElhaney entertained Miss Gladys Jackson and friend this week.
 J. T. Bowles fig building bath room and also another room. He has just erected d windmill.
 Victor Norris ana wife will leave " ednesday fo; an eastern trip.
 MT and Ms. P. F.. Moore and daughters AC-:s and Ethel expect t. lea for $ed;Iis and other northern ,,lints about the twentieth.
 Mr. and Mrs F. C. Adam of remue visited with !. A. R. Irvine and fam fly Friday
 Mrs. Be -tha Clark has moved into her home on North Park road. This residence was formerly occupied by NIT. Robbins and family. They have rented a ranch in the vicinity of Tempe.
 Mrs. Charles Parvon spent part of fast week with Mir. and Mrs. Justus Goebel
 Misses Fauley left last Friday for Seattle. They will visit relatives in Portland before their return home. NIT. Fauley accompanied his daugh- ters on their trip.
 MT. Hine spent Thursday after noon at home.
 Miss Louise Beecher spent Satur-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

TT certainly is shame we can't afford
 to go up 10 Smart Set Beach this
 summer, Homer" remarked Mrs.
 Justwed. CAnd it should be noted
 that her effusion was a remark, not 6 complaint-at least Mrs. J. meant 1t as suchl.
 ''It will be the first summer i've missed there in i've years" she continued, in the same tone 'I know, though, we can't afford 1t, so I've been looking around for another place"
 ''Humphr' was Mir. Us noncommittal reply.
 ''Yes. indeed" Mrs. Justwed went on. you have no idea how hard l have tried to find a place" Aren't you trffe previous. BlossomT inquired MT. J
 Not at Rll Homer: not at all- The trouble with most people Is that they put of planning for their vacation, en- gazing their board and rooms, etc, until the last minute, when the rush Is on and the hotel proprietors have them at their mercy. Now. I've been looking around but everything is so frightfully high. I have one or two places fin mind, though, that l think will be within reach of our pocketbOOk."
 And forthwith Mrs. J. opened the drawer iu her escritoire md drew forth large bundle.
 MT J. laid aside his evening paper and sat up.
 Mrs. J. united the package-and a per feet stream of summer hotel booklets poured forth.
 MT. J. smiled-quite a superior smile. Where did you get all thoser' he asked, in the tone that one uses when he is amused at the antics of a child
 the adv in the Da- pers," Mrs. J. replied. quite seriously, ''snd sent postals asking for booklets, terms, photos, etc"
 Again Mr. Justwed smiled-quite 3D. periorly.
 'aTrashl Absolute trashT'' he exclaimed. ''You might have saved your postage stamps, Blossom"'
 Mrs J. looked up, crestfallen.
 "Why, why-Homer-," she began
 'T should think you'd know. Blossom, he insisted that every hotel that puts ont a booklet like the ones you have Is WAY beyond our means. Their prices are way up and the extras would literally syamp us. Now l have a little plan for the summer that will be just about the incest way of spending vacation you ever heard of-nOthing more nor less than 10 stay at home and have a good time!
 ..Stay at home and have a good time. lutefTupttO MiS. e. crazy? good time! I'd like to know what kind of a good time you can have fin this stuffy old fat. with the mercury fairly bubbling out the top of the ther- mometeri''
 Now, there you go," exclaimed Mir Justwed. irritably, there you go! Just let me suggest anything nt all. and you hang the killjoy sign on It instnnter' Honest 10 goodness. Blossom, l don't see bow vou can do 1t. You haven't even beard my plan before you bring out your little hammer and begin regular anvil chorus all over 1t, Suppose you let me tell you nbout Il frst-it at least wont t be as great a waste of time as looking over those foolish booklets you got from
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17
To Keep M1k i,1 S,n1rn,er.

n NE O: the th.ngs for the hOuaekeeD- 3ue- to consider. especially ;he mother, V Is tue Importance of beiug particular y:ith milk in the sumner To secure. pure milk one must SteriliZe or use the Pas seur methnd Either process is necessary. although tue child n.ay have arrived at the stage vben he or she "an take the ni.Ik full strength. The Stcrilizin- or DaSteurizing Kills :he germs and reduces the H,;uld tO a state similar 10 that which inc baby has beeu having. or. at least. lesseus the danger of Its disagceeing.
 The actual proresS Of sterilizins Is not difficult. and simply means that tt br brought to temperature that kills germs There are some stCr.lizerS that have only to h,, placed on q stove. buf with ket tle one may accomplish the same purpose. The kettle should contain enough cold water to come q trife ahuve the line O: milk after the bottles hnve been place'i in it. A cloth folded md placed over the bottom lessens the danger of breaSagr- The kettle K placed on the stove tO come to tue boiling point. and as soon aS thlS occurs 1t Is removed from the heat The bottIes must stay in the water half m hour. They are then taken ont and ni lowed to cool quickly after which they or. kep: cold until used. If the Id iS so youns .sa: :t -ep"'res its food heate the hotties cnu again he placed in the hath uud the milk warmed Many srriOus eases Of illness have been prevented ny tbts method Another csseutial k tu see that the butt.es are rleaib Rubber nipples should nIways be turned wrong side out and washed lu sOapy water. rinSed cold and placed In boracic acid until required for use.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

IT'LL women travellers in the summer
 discover the need of a "beauty box y before their trip is over. One will freouently forget the kind of soap she has been using, or the cold cream will be misplaced, to be found missing when the summers destination Is reached The hard cake of soap in the usual summer hotel often takes the skin from ones nose.
 This beauty box must contain every thing necessary for looks and comfort at home, and just a little more. For at home one can purchase the things that run out. but when eXiled in some noun tain hotel you may find 1t very difficult to find your needs. The wild woods are almost us secure from shops as the mythical CrusOe's Island. You may 20 for weeks without the needed beauty comfort, the bottle of toilet water. thimbeful of cold cream and the cake of good soap left behind. So before starting on your summer vacntion prepare vour beauty box with the utmost care and you will find it a great convenience. no matter where you go. Here are some of the things it should contain:
 A comb with coarse teeth. brush with firm bristles, cold cream, powder. rouge black cosmetics and toilet waters; a cnke of good soap. salt. horax and some soft clean rags. There must he, besides all the articles needed in mani- curing, an eye cup. a pumice stone. hottie of ner1xide, various sorts or hair nins and some ribbons for the night '.p!gtail" It Is best to buy for the re ceptarla n theatrical makeup or. If this is not procur;ible in your town. take an old towel and sew up one end into Tour or mere pockets.
 Since the trunk does not always arrive at the destination as quickly as the traveller. it Is best to carry the beauty hox fin hand bag. As soon ns you ar rive at your resort cleanse the face and hands from all traces of train grimr with water softcned with hortN- llttie warm water with small portion of sail in 1t will relieve the eyes after they have been badly lacerHtCd with cinderS. The same remedy will relieve inflammation of the membranes of the nose. malady with which many travellers suffer. Tue hair should be washed with wariu water
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

day evening with Miss Marjorie Jes- unofsky.
 Miss Gertrude Morris entertained a friend last week.
 George Stewart, wife and children will leave next week on an extended trip.
 Sy. D. Haney and wife of Scotts- dale, spent Friday night with MT. and Mrs. T. M. Burroughs.
 Mrs. George w. Vaughn left the fourteenth for Iron Springs. where she will remain the guest of her sister Mrs. Ralph Murphy until about the tenth of September. MT. Vaughn is beginning to pine for the mountain breeZes and no doubt has a ticket already purchased and will slip away unbeknown to his many friends However some are keeping d watchful eye on his movements.
 Miss Dixie Washington will leave about July goth for Flagstaff, where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs. J. J. Camp and daughter left last Tuesday for Los Angeles, Seattle and otfer coast cities during the summer months
  watchman at the Indian school will leave soon on his summer vacation. MT. Bourne will go east and return by way of Seattle.
 Dave Turner, the landscape gard ener at the Indian school will leave shortly to visit his old home in Lon don. England MT. Turner left Eng land about sixty years ago. and will no doubt notice many changes during his absence.
 Frank Whitton and family are pre- pairing for a trip to the coast. They will spend some time at LonL Beach. Cal. and from there will go to San Francisco and Seattle
 Tom Burroughs is smiling again. Mrs. Burroughs returned from Pres colt Thursday afternoon, where she
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

HE latest fad fin hair dressing. which. l by the way. threatens to do away - with the much favored pomphdonr. IS tbe bandeauX. Nothing makes woman look so much out of style as 10 have her hair dressed in m Old-fnshioned way ana ss a result much attention has been paid 10 the latest methods of dressing.
 The bandeaux effects are taking tte nlace of the Greek fllets. and the shell Landesux now sell from 2O cents to the same number of dollars. The snhrtcSt way to wear the bandeaux k ncross the head nt the top. just back of the Tore head often tine exaggerated effect of nht, ness heinz produced. the hair being pushed down over the eyes and held there hY inc curved ha nds of the shell. This leaves n little curly fringe rt the edge Of the forehead and teu.ieS AaIrI p"kes soft
Arizona republican., 1909-07-17

has been about ten days. During her absence, MT. Burroughs has lived on pork and beans and fresh toma- toes, and as Mrs. Burroughs is an excellent cook of course he re joices in her return
 c. B. Williams and wife are en- toying the ocean's breezes at San Diego. Cal
 Mrs. J. T. Bowles Is expected home soon. Mrs. Bowles has been in New York City, and is glad to return to the comparatively cool cli- mate of Phoenix.
 Miss Kate Lackland and Miss Orc Orme will leave for California Sat urday. Miss Lackland has been spending a few days with Mrs. Will liam E. Thomas since her recovery from appendicitis.
 Capt. and Mrs. J A Potts spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Van Kirk.
 w. P. Gregory has a demand for all the ripe tomatoes he can produce. He Is shipping to Globe and other points.
 A "tacky'' party was given last
  Chauncey Smith. northeast of the city. Prizes were offered for the "tackiest" person there. Ernest Smith received first prize. Miss Bernice Horrell, who was not "tacky" at all, received a prize for being dressed up. Those present were Ethel Smith, Ruby Smith. Bernice Smith, Mae Geare, Miss Williams, Ethel Banks Edith Feel Helen Me Neil, Dixie Washington, Ella Schrab. Selda Myers. Pearl Butler. Hazel Creed. Sna Rodgers. Ella Lehman. Minnie Bivins, Vivian Bivins, Irma Lee. Bernice Horrell, John Creighton Don Goodman, Bert Smith, Ernest Smith, MT. Williams. Wallace Mat thie. John Geare and Chauncey Smith