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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
COLONEL KIRKPATRICK
DEPARTS FOR EUROPE
Palace Hotel Manager Seeks
Helpful Hints for Opening

Colonel John c. Kirkpatrick, man
ager of the Palace hotel company, left
for New York and Europe yesterday
morning on business connected with
the new Palace now reaching compile
ton. kirkpatrick was preceded a few
days by Fred Sharon and family whom
he will join. He intends to gather
some helpful hints that will make the
new Palace when it is opened in the
fall one of the grandest hotels in the
world.
Dr.C.W.Decker, Phelan bid: rms. 3OS-9-
10. 760 Market ST.: phone Kearny 1880.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09

Tor Coughs and Sore Throat. NO better
remedy can be found than Browns Bronchial
Troches -
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
CANINE JEALOUSY
LEADS TO TROUBLE
Stage Dogs Egoism Resented by
Bull Terrier and Actors Go to
Court as Witnesses

Professional canine jealousy, ending
in a dog fight. resulted in the entire
cast OF the Alcazar stock company
fling into Police Judge shortalTs court
yesterday. Many of them were there
as witnesses. but the rest went along
to give their moral support and help
boost the show.
An undue amount of egoism in
Don the stage dogs OF the Alca zar
started the fuss. Don belongs to Ben
Jacobs. proprietor of the Alcazar cafe
and for the last il years has been
thrust before the footlights of the AL
cazar TO supe in the dog parts when
necessary. At the outset he took his
honors calmly and sedately, but such
was the applause accorded him at his
last appearance that he veritably
'swelled UP" and refused to associate
with other dogs along the street-and
particularly with a bun dog who
summed himself at nearby cigar stand.
Nobody petted the bull dog: nobody
called him cute and clever or gave
him sandwiches from the free lunch
counter
Don's popularity irritated that bull
dog. Therefore, seeing him in the
center of a group of professionals.
among whom were Fred Butler, Will
liam Walling. Mrs. Walling, John Ma
her, Bert Wesner and Others the bull
dog waddled up and gave a contemptu-
Gus snort Don. instead of .cornmentina, .,
on the fine weather for rats ignored
the greeting and gHzed at an object
four miles away. The bull dog tried
again, but Don was thinking of his
reputation, and with a polite but blank
look at the bull. turned around and
started to walk away. Then that bull
dog lost all restraint. He sailed into
Don with a snarl of anger. He caught
him by the right leg and chewed it,.
Then he tried the left and concluded
by wiping the pavement with Don for
half a block. Then he trotted back
TO the cigar stand with the smile the
villain wears in the third act. Just
after he has frandulently secured the
important papers from the heroine's S
unsuspecting father
The next act of the tragedy was laid
in police court yesterday, when half
the Alcazar stock company were ready
to testify against Ben Bloom, who. it
is said, urged the bull dog to his
fiendish act. To the utter disgust of
the actors and actresses just as the
curtain was about to be rung rup If
developed that Bloom had wilIfully Sc
cured the services of lawyer who
asked to have the case continued to
next Tuesday morning. This was done.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09

There was great rejoicing in univer-
sity circles when Professor Wolfe was
secured by President Wheeler TO act
as head Of the newly created chair of
music at the university Professor
Wolfe has done great work since his
arrival here four years ago
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
Protest by Chicago Women

WASHINGTON, April S.-Armed with
the text of a petition of ESQ 900 persons
In Chicago. four women. representing
the women's clubs of Chicago, called
upon Speaker Cannon today TO protest
against the proposed increase in the
duty on women's wearing apparel.
The delegation was introduced by
Representative Foss. who will present
to the house tomorrow their petition.
The speaker chatted with the women
FOR several minutes. He bespoke con-
sideration for the petition.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09
BOOTH CONGRATULATED
BY GOVERNOR GILLETT
Salvation Army Leader Greeted
by Messages From MAYORS

kilograms Of conaratulation TO Cen
eral William Booth. leader Of the SAL
walton Army. in LOnSon. whose eighth
eth birthday occurs Saturday, have
been sent by public officials and pri-
Nate citizens alike.
j desire 10 express on behalf of the
people of California their sincere an
probation of the most excellent work
YOU and your people are doing in this
state" cabled Governor Gillett -'and
congratulate you upon the return of
your birthday, with the hope that vou
may live TO enjoy many mere"
Mayor Taylor cabled. Heartily con-
graduate YOU on your having reached
fourscOre years. so many of which have
been 6lled wish the highest usefulness
10 your fellow brethren. and trust that
many more years may still be yours -
Mayors Mott of Oakland. Hudson OF
Stockton, Gray of Santa Rosa, Palmer
of Santa Cruz and Alexander of Los
Angeles are among those who have
sent in congratulations.
Tor Coughs and sore Throat no better
remedy can be found than Browns Bronchial
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-09

SAFE CRACKERS GET s5o-safe cracker.
broke into the office of the Tubbs cordage com
pany, lows and Twenty second streets Wednes
day night. and drilled q hole in the safe. but
instead of blowing IL open they broke open the
drawers In desks and found the Key. The sa fe
took $50 In silver SA'
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
RUSSIAN INVASION
 OG THE MESA STAGE
Subject of Czar Did Not Know Wheth
 CT He Wanted to Be in or Out.

MT. Skomiakoff is from St. Peters burg. Russia, and is unused to the ways of the United States. He had asked for a seat on the front" of the stage. but when it left at in the morning the man from the cold country de- cided it would be more comfortable in- side It was already crowded. but MT. Skomiakoff stood it for awhile, then quite suddenly decided to get outside on the box. So he started to climb out of the little window. and being a fair sized man. it was a job. He finalls- got far enough to reach the driver. whom he poked in the ribs and told to move over. The driver objected, and the Russian used his native language until. it is alleged. the driver used his. and at last MT Russia pulled la boriously back and crept across the passengers toes to the other window and finally after long and hard pull managed to reach the box seat o1 the proper siue.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias Damon lodge No. 19. held Monday night. the following officers were elected: Chancellor com mander, W. H. Bukey; vice chancellor, Zebulon Pearce; prelate, w. H. Ot- terson; master of work. J. H. Allison; K. of R and S, William. J. Trahey; master of finance, George $. Irwin; master of exchequer. F. c. Weeks; master at-arms. Joe Montgomery; in side guard, J. F. Gile; outside guard, Ed. BloOmer; trustee, R. S. Longmore; physicians. pr. J. E. Drane, w. M Brack and K. F. Palmer.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
ENTERPRIsING MERCHANT.

O. S. Stapley received yesterday full carload of horse shoes and another full carload of corrugated iron from Niles. ohio. MT. StaDley claims that this is the first carload of hOrseshoes or corrugated iron to be shipped to one merchant in the Salt river valley. It is claimed that the other big houses either combine their orders, or else ship mixed loads, such as nails and horseshoes. or heavy hardware and iron and the like. MT Stapley is of the opinion that full carload of either commodity is warranted in this com munity, hence the investment.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
nMEoA nEnADTnNEMT - 3
{. ". COOMBS,
 Manager
WERE AT WEEKS STATION.

George Best and H. F.. .Wilmore of the transmission line were at work Sunday night on the line between Weeks station and Government Wells. After the snow commenced the men be- came bewildered and wandered around for some time. until they finally reached Weeks station. where they telephoned F. B. Bryan to come after them. He hitched up and started, and finally found them huddled up to a roaring fire. The boys were nearly frozen and declared the snow was three feet deep. whereas Mir. Bryan reports it's was nearer three inches.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
LADIES' BAZAAR.

The ladies of the Methodist church have made arrangements with Mrs. F.. Demerick whereby they will have full possession of the Ahambra hotel din- ing room Saturday afternoon and even ing to display and sell the fancy work and other articles which have been made for their bazaar. Commencing at half past o'clock they will serve q chicken pie dinner, for which B cents will be charged. This is an annual institution with the Methodist ladies; and pretty things are always to bc sc- cured at these sales.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Alhambra hotel: l.. S Bo- yard. Roosevelt; F. Gonzales. Roose- vlet; E. Roberts. Phoenix; w. $. Hob son. Mesa; w. L. Ashbury. New York; II. J. Molin. Los Angeles. and F.. Sko- miakoff, St. Petersburg. Russia.
 At the Mesa hotel: Miss Sundergarn Minneapolis; George Johnson. Phoenix; C. B. Marques and Peter P. Myhand Montgomery. Ala; O. R. Emory, Mesa R. l.. Nelson, city; J. R. Grimes, Tue son: N. B. Abrahms. Seattle; George R. Bragdon, Toledo. ohio; Grant Den ton. Chicago; Raymond Adams. Provi- dence, and James F. Bluett, Nebraska
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
BROKE SURREY TONGUE.

Yesterday F. C. Martin hired surrey and team from Hilbert and Nets, and drove out of town He stopped in front of the old Wilbur place where the Pattersons now live. and tied the animals securely. While he was in the house the horses became frightened and jumped on the tongue of the surrey, smashing it completely. When MT Martin came out of the house both the Horses were piled up on the broken rig. although no dam age was done but the smashed tongue
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
PROSPECTUS OUT.

The Green River Copper Mining com pany has it's new prospectus out. ex- plaining it's holdings and the workings thereof, and also showing. by well printed photographs. views of the prop erty, diagrams of the shafts and stra- ta of orres and full information re garding % the surrounding country is given in a well written manner. The officers of the company are: President. George $. Irwin; vice president. G. F. Phelps; secretary y-treasurer. NJ. J. Dougherty: directors, Kimball Pomeroy and Dan Kleinman.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
TRYING TO SAVE HIS LIFE

When we say that Sexine Pills are responsible for many happy person in this world today We are not exag
 gerating d bit. There is no tonic builder equal to Sexine Pills. Show me person who cannot be restored to strength and steady nerves with Sex inc Pills, and I will show you that it will not cost you a cent to try them. for they are guaranteed Price sl a box. 6 boxes 8. Sold by EIvey X Hulett. where they sell all the princi- pal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
RREVITIES.

l.. w. Stillwell was a phoenix visitor Monday.
 w. T. Moore was over from Phoenix on business yesterday.
 The ladies of the Ruskin club meet with Mrs. Joe Peterson Friday after noon.
 The members of the Jolly Twelve meet tonight with Mrs. Arthur A. Jones.
 w H. Gilbert of the Mesa Free Press was a passenger to Phoenix yes terday.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
ANOTHER RACE ARRANGED.

Another interesting race has been arranged for Christmas day. This one will be free-for- all trotting and pac- ing race, the best two heats out or three deciding the winner. The purse is S75. and the entries include NJ. r. Holidays Lucita Maid. Phil. Nets Toba, Wilfred Johnson's Sunny l., and George Dykes Rex. This will be run on Robertson street, and the commit tee appeared before the city council last night to secure that bodys con sent.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
NEW MEMBER IN FIRM.

The Salt River Valley Land company has admitted a new member in the firm who has recently come to Mesa. The new man is w. T. Payne, former ly of Tucson, Ariz where he conduct ed large realty and brokerage office Mir. Payne is man of ability and we'll up in realty values and will no doubt prove a welcome addition to the firm as well as citizen to Mesa
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
PRETTY CALENDAR,

Everybody's drug store has one of the prettiest calendars of this season. It is a special copy of James Arthur's well known picture Tn the Swim" and depicits three lovely ladies enjoying dip in the ocean. The delineation of the facial characteristics is particular ly good, and the calendar is making plenty of friends
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
FOUND HIS WATCH.

Sunday Fred Bracket lost his watch. He had been digging in the yard lay ing water pipe. He paved the earth awhile and then dug up a part of the ditch, but no watch. Finally he com menced to search his home and found the watch where it had slipped out of his pocket when he had thrown his clothing across the couch
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
WILL RE-RUN RELAY RACE.

The relay race between the Alma and Mesa wards, which was declared foul Thanksgiving day. will be re- run on the 25th at the celebration which is planned for that date. After the running of the race the cup will be awarded
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
PREPARING FOR NEW PRESS.

The office of the Mesa Free Press is being wired for electricity. as the new Cranston press. which has just been installed. will be run by electric power. The new job press has been in use for several weeks. and it is ex- pected that the Free Press will appear in it's new dress the first of the week.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
GIT HIS THUMB.

Jack Allison was slicing bacon on the patented slicer in Shattuck and Nim- mos store yesterday when the spoke of the wheel caught his thumb. bend ing it downward, and badly wrenching the thumb. He went around to Dr. J. F. Drane and had the thumb put in a splint.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
NEW RESIDENTS FOR HIoLEY.

More new residents have come to Mesa to settle in the Queen Creek and Higley colony. There is a carload of household goods on the way for the new people, who are the Anderson, At wood and owens families from Cali fornia and the Cravey family from Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
DEPARTMENTS MEETING.

At the meeting of the Mesa dairy men Saturday afternoon John A Cros- by was elected secretary of the associ- ation, and it was arranged to ask Pro- lessor R. w. Clothier of the University of Tucson to deliver few lectures on the milk question.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The meeting of the chamber of com merce which was scheduled for last night has been postponed for week The meeting will be held next Tues day evening, December 14, and a good attendance is urged. as election of of ficers will be held
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
THE RESPONSIBLE PARTY.

Visiting Relative-How aristocratic your father looks with all that gray hair,
 The Naughty Son-Yes. and he's got me to thank for it, toO.-Puck- -.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
JIMMY LEE COMPANY HERE.

The members of the Jimmy Lee company arrived in Mesa yesterday morning on the early train. They played last night at the Mesa opera house Tn the Shadow of the Pines" being the bill.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
BUYING SADDLE HORSES.

Pink" Cole. the well known cattle man of Tempe. was in Mesa yesterday looking at some saddle horses which he states he contemplates purchas- ing.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS

Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure any case of itching, blind. bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to If days. or money refunded. soc.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
IN FROM RECLAMATION CAMP.

C. H. Miller, who is connected with the reclamation service on the eastern canal. was in town yesterday. Mir Mil- Ter is in charge of the carpenter work
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
SICK HORSE,

George Best came into town yester- day and took Dr. Thomas Young out to look at a horse of the reclamation service that was in bad shape
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
HAVE n BABY GIRL.

Mrs Ben Wheeler presented her husband with a big baby girl yester| day morning. Both mother and babe are doing well. --
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
WEARING NEW HAT.

Charles Johnson is wearing a new Stetson hat, having been the fortunate winner of the premium which was giv- en by the Mesa cigar stand Saturady evening.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
PLEADED GUILTY.

Carlos Moreno, who was indicted bv the grand jury Monday for selling liquor to Indians. pleaded guilty in court yesterday. Moreno is the man who sold whisky to Ed. Hansen, the Apache Indian.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
OLD DRIVER BACK.

Joseph Phelps. formerly a driver or the Roosevelt stage. took the old posi- ton back Monday morning, and vii drive during the winter
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
KILLED LOT OF QUAIL.

Walter Hill and Charles Johnson are the prime hunters of the vicinity, com ing in Monday evening with the limit of twenty five a piece
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
TOOK TRIP TO ROOSEVELT.

Miss Hilda Ellsworth and Miss Gertrude Hansen went on a flying trip to Roosevelt yesterday in all automo-
 bile
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
BAD ATTACK OF PNEUMONIA.

Joe BarstOn Is very III with an at- tack of pneumonia. pr. J. B. Nelson is in attendance with Miss Melcson as nurse.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
LITTLE BOY BETTER.

The little boy of H. Holdren. who was operated on recently by pr J. B. Nelson, is recovering nicely.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
MRS. pEmRIck IMPROVING.

Mrs. Ed. Demerick. proprietress of the Alhambra hotel. is much improved and yesterday was able to come down stairs.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
MRS. BEST BETTER.

Mrs NJ H Best, who has been quite ill for the past two weeks is reported much better yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
ROUNDUP.

J. G. Peterson came in late yesterday afternoon. having been out to get his cattle rounded up.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
VISITING NEPHEW.

Messrs Channey and Joseph Dana of Ogden. Utah, are visiting their nephew, Isaac Dana, of Mesa
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08

Dr. Crocker cures piles No knife: no pain. 203 Mercantile Place. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-08
WERE ON ROOSEVELT STAGE.

Yesterday morning the Roosevelt stage carried as passengers Mir and Mrs. C. B. Armstead. Mir and Mrs. c. Lopez and F. Skomiakoff.
Evening journal., 1909-10-21
FINE SHOWING OF
COLLEGE, CADETS
Captain julius Penn'S Report
Puts Delaware at Head Of
the Military Colleges

NEWARK, Del, Oct 2i-Under
Lieutenant Slayer. as commandant OF
the Delaware College Cadet Corps. the
battalion has experienced nothing but
the greatest OF success When Lieu
tenant Slayer first came TO Delaware
College. the corps was rated as thirty
sixth among the forty-six State Col
leges. AT the first government in
spection after his installation, the col.
lege was rated second only 10 Okla
homa, az that time the new State.
When the statistics OF this years in
spection were given out. Delaware Col
lege headed the list, thus giving the
commandant the honor OF having
brought "Old Delaware from thirty
sixth to first place in two years
The report OF Captain Julius Penn
OF the general stan, who inspected the
corps Of cadets at Delaware on April
20 last, was received by The college
this week. Part OF the account ran
thus:
The military duties were performed
with a wholesome enthusiasm. while
comment should be made on the small
number of errors In the various drills.
u Is wen 10 mention that Immediately
following the hurried inspection. a
dress parade and short battalion drill
were performed in an excellent man
ncr Wet weather caused the further
exercises to be held in the armory un-
til late afternoon, when guard mount,
battalion and company drill were held
in the open but chilly atmosphere. The
weather conditions were decidedly poor
for the best showing. The institution
deserves special mention, since but
three hours week are given the mill
tary. and the course is for four years.
While some Of the drills do not show
the greatest proficiency or nicely Of
detail. the essentials Of drill regula-
ton, field service regulations, guard
duty, and small arms fire regulations
appear 10 have been given. / believe
due credit should be given the instiu-
tion for devoting a seemingly better
proportion OF the time to field service
regulations that 20 other schools that
mack better showing in drill regula-
tions.
"At the inspection seventeen officers
were present and one hundred and
twonty-six cadets. making a total with
the major and his STAN Of one hun
dred and forty-four. The dress and
general appearance OF the cadets were
very good. The uniforms were neat.
clean. and well-htting. The rifle
nomenclature was excellent. The bat
TALON drill and class order were eX-
cellent. Alignments at parade and
the music throughout were excellent
The butts-rihe drill and bayonet ex-
ercise and guard mount were given in
q very satisfactory manner. At tho
close Of the inspection the cadet Of
ficers were assembled and questioned
ia rear guard duties. support and at
tack. Tho answers We're excellent"
To-day the cadets held the first full
dress drill Of the new collegiate year.
The new cadet officers have been in
stalled with an entirely new set Of
commissioned mon.
Evening journal., 1909-10-21
MIDDLETOWN CLUB
WOMEN'S MEETING

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
AuDDLETOWN, Del, oct. 2i-The af-
ternoon spent at tho New Century Club
on Tuesday was unusually interesting.
Tho FIRST on the program was the greet
ing by the club president, Mrs. Rebecca
F. sann In this Mrs. Cam gave synop-
sis of the years work and told what is
expected OF the different members, each
Of whom must join one Of the standing
committees and do her part in the work.
Miss Mary Hutchin gave a report Of the
State Federation which met last In Smy-
rna. with very few notes. Miss Hutchin
gave an exceedingly interesting report.
"Our Tourists" Miss Ethel Brady, chair
man. consisted of an account of her trip
TO Niagara Falls, by Miss Eugenia Beas-
ton; an account of trip to Watkins Glen,
by Mrs. Charles Derrickson; an extern
pore report Of a pleasant summer spent at
saranac Lake, by Miss Marie Lockwood;
a trolley trip taken to Delaware Water
Gap, by Mrs. Cam.
a paper from Mrs. Fannie tt. Lock-
wood, q member Of the club who now
makes her home in Honolulu, was con-
sidered so good that 1t will be sent to the
reciprocity bureau. An invitation TO spend
an afternoon in November with the Odes-
sa Monday Club was accepted.
Evening journal., 1909-10-21
THIRTY-FOUR WERE
INDICTED In KENT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, oct 20-The Grand
Jury of Kent county returned thirty
four indictments and a few ignored
bills at its sitting here this term.
The REV" Charles Mohammed, who
collected a large sum at a congrega-
tional meeting here one Sunday even
ing and has since been arrested in De-
troit. was indicted on a charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
Captain Benson Deveranx was in
dicted on a charge of violating the
oyster laws by using power winders
on State grounds
Benjamin r.. Reichley. who fortified
himself in his home FOR nearly a
month, and successfully held at bay
the States officers, was indicted on "a
charge OF resisting an officer. A second
Indictment charges him with violation
of the prohibitory law.
Edward Hudson was indicted on a
charge Of selling liquor: Nelson Stats,
assault and battery: George r. Tharp,
larceny; Benjamin York. larceny; Ed
ward Clinton. carrying a weapon; and
Henry Douglas, assault and battery.
Ten lashes at the whipping post, one
year and 5000 restitution money was
the sentence imposed on William
Abrams, for stealing s1o6 from Miss
Cora Robbins.
Five lashes. nine months in prison
and SIS restitution money was VIII
liam Abrams sentence when convicted
of stealing chickens.