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Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

Wanted-Boys Is to Is years for
machine work. Girls and women for
irOners.. Good wages Arizona Laun-
dry
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
TANNER CHAPEL. A. M. E.


CHURCH, Corner Second and Jeffer-
son streets. Rev. II. Franklin Bray,
pastor. phone Black 1851. Sunday SER
vices: 10 an. Sabbath school. Miss
ArtI.nore Lewis, supt. IL am. preach
ing, subject, Gods Promise to His
Church" i class meeting. pm.
preaching. subject, Amusements. from
the text, Let the young arise and
dance before us The services in the
evening are held in the yard under
beautiful electric lights. All are cor
daily invited to join the crowd and
enjoy a good song service and sermon
Sunday night.
oRTEGA HELD TO THE GRAND
JURY-Valentino Ortega, though he
says his name is Jose Ortega, was
yesterday held by Justice tombstone
to the grand jury on the charge of
horse stealing. His bond was fixed
at $5g0, which he, has not yet fur
nished. Ortega was arrested on the
complaint of heirs of the late DR.
w W. Jones charged with stealing
five horses from the Jones range in
the Four Peaks country. His defense
was that the horses were his and
that he held them under a contract
with John Jones. That defense was
not borne out by the facts related
by witnesses an besides Oretga en-
tangled himself in a net work of I'M
reasonable prevarication.
THE CENTER STREET BRIDGE
PLANS-L. G. Knipe the architect,
who is associated with B. i. Davis of
San Francisco in the preparation of
plans for the Center street bridge will
have the plans completed this evening
and will then leave for Los Angeles
where he will be in consultation with
other experts in bridge construction
and with contractors. The plans are
very elaborate and not easily described
so that the layman would be enlight-
ened by the description though a view
of them would convey to him an in
telligent idea of them. The feature of
them (which is causing the most dis
cussion is the mushroom pier which
was described in The Republican of
last Sunday. Many engineers are of
the opinion that the style of pier fur
nishes solution of a. more or less
veXing problem.
LAW AGAINST LOTTERIES-Fre-
qHent inquiries are made at the office
of the sheriff regarding the lawfulness
of lotteries and more particularly of
so-called raffles. People are wanting
to dispose of watches, guns and even
suits of clothes in this manner. The
answer is easy The whole thing is
settled by Act so of the last legislature
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

You can always get a nice fresh
smoke at Jones pool room when in
Flagstaff. Opposite depot.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
DEATH OF PERCY PERcIVAL-

Percy Percival died yesterday morning
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Percival. at the Indian
school. Percy succumbed to tubercu
losis, an affection which developed aft
er long affliction of malarial fever
acquired during service in the Philip
pines. He came here a couple of years
ago or thereabout hoping to find re-
lief, making his home with his parents
who are in the Indian service. He
came here with them first from the
family home in New York state. de-
ceased having been born in Buffalo,
aMrch 10, 1888. In 1903 he enlisted in
the navy as a mechanic serving as a
carpenter or carpenters assistant Be
side his parents he is survived by 4
sister Ruth. who lives at home, and
brother Albert, and a married sister,
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

Mrs. John Parker. who resides in
Kansas City, Kas. The funeral will be
held this afternoon at o'clock in the
parlors of George F. Merryman, and
will be conducted by Rev. L. Williams,
of the Christian church. The inter-
ment will be in Greenwood. The Re-
publican received a special dispatch
Thursday saying that the young man
had just been granted a pension
through the efforts of Delegate Cam
eron.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
OF Local Interest

THE SMOKY CITY-Sam Seip left
yesterday for the east. intending To
spend most of his vacation at Pitts
burg.
MRS. KIBBYS VAcATIoN-Mrs.
Joseph II. Kibbey will shortly leave for
the coast, where she VIII spend the rest
Of the summer.
ANOTHER IRON SPRINGER Mrs.
Harry Kennedy has left for Iron
Springs, where she viii spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
AT IRON SPRINGS-Daye Cold
berg has bid business cares a fond
good bye for a time and will spend a
vacation at Iron Springs with his
family.
TO THE BEACH-Emil CAM left
for his vacation at Ocean Park last
evening and will be gone for the sum-
mer He viii be in Los Angeles during
the Elks' convention.
AWAY FOR VAcATIoN-Mary
Campbell left for Pasadena yesterday
for a two months vacation. She will
take in several of the resorts in south
ern California while away.
WILL SEE SANTA RoSA-C. NJ.
Sturgis is on the way to Santa Rosa
for a vacation, having gone to stay
indefinitely. Several matters Of bust
ness will be attended TO on his trip.
MEAT MARKETS WILL CLOSE
Monday, July 5, will be observed by
the meat markets of Phoenix that
their employees may take part in the
festivities of the day. The markets
will be open until nine o'clock in the
morning, but no more that day.
PosToFFIcE HOURS FOR MON
DAY, JULY 5TH, 1eo9-General deliv-
cry, stamp and registry windows open
from am. till noon. City carriers
will deliver their routes till noon Ru-'
raj carriers viii hand out mail at their
windows from $3.50 am. till II am.
ON WESTERN TOUR-Mrs. c. s.
Blaine and daughter, May, started. on
tour Of the west night before last
and will return about October LIST.
They expect to visit relatives and
friends in Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Oakland, Santa Bar
bara, Vancouver and Portland.
TO WORK HERE-Carol Bunch,
formerly postmaster at Silverbell, ar
rived in Phoenix yesterday morning
and viii at once enter the employ Of
the Valley Bank. Mr.. Bunch comes
highly recommended and possesses a
personality that will at once win
many friends for him in this city.
NO Observation-Disclosures several
protests have been received by the po-
lice against the ruling which prohibits
the exhibition of any fireworks in the
city limits, there is little likelihood that
any permits will be issued. The stick
of a heavy sky rocket which had been
fired, and which had penetrated the
iron roof of one of the warehouses Of
the city, was brought to the police sta
ton yesterday with a request that the
ordinance be strictly enforced. In con-
sideration Of the danger Of fire during
the dry season it is announced that
the mayor viii issue no permits
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03

TO WORK HERE-Carol Bunch,
formerly postmaster at Silverbell, ar
rived in Phoenix yesterday morning
and viii at once enter the employ of
the Valley Bank. Mr.. Bunch comes
highly recommended and possesses a
personality that will at once win
many friends for him in this city.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
PosToFFIcE HOURS FOR MON

ON WESTERN TOUR-Mrs. c. S.
Blaine and daughter, May, started. on
a tour Of the west night before last
and will return about October LIST.
They expect to visit relatives and
friends in Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, Seattle. Oakland, Santa Bar
bara, Vancouver and Portland
Arizona republican., 1909-07-03
~ TANTEDBOyS Is to IS for machine work. Girls and
" women irOners. Good wages Arizona Laundry.

which reads: sec l. 1t shall be UNI
lawful for any person by himself or
another TO keep, maintain, employ or
carry on any lottery or lottery scheme
or device or rattle within this terri
tory" According to a recent opinion
by District Attorney Billiard this stat
ute covers every possible form of lot
terry; it applies to those drawings in
which persons are given tickets with
purchases of goods, though the ticket
may have been given for no other con
sideratiOn than the purchase price of
the goods.
PRESCOTT VlSITOR-Major \. j.
Doran of Prescott was a Phosnix Wis
itor yesterday.
BACK FROM eoUsE-John w
Sharp returned yesterday from a few
days stay at Bouse.
BUTCHERS WILL CLosE-The To-
cal meat markets will close at 9 O'Clock
Monday morning on account of the
holiday.
FOR A WEEKS VACATION-Miss
Vary Lamson left last night for Su-
perior for a weeks visit with her sis
ter.
BOARD MEETS TUESDAY-The
board of governors of the Salt River
Valley Water Users association will
meet next Tuesday instead of Monday
the regular monthly meeting day
which chances to fan on a holiday.
TISDAIE IN TOWN-George lis
dale returned yesterday from Parker
where he went TO see how much of his
property was destroyed by fire He
found a very painful looking pile of
cinders but was partially consoled by
the thoughts of an insurance policy he
bought a few weeks ago.
SATURDAY HALF doLIDAY-It
is understood the Saturday afternoon
holidays that have been observed in
the Capitol building heretofore in the
summer time, will begin today. so
those having business at the White
House will do well to call before noon
or prepare for long wait for again
three holidays come in a row.
STORE IMPROVEMENTS-The H.
II. Mcneil company is engaged in wild
ening its storeroom, the adjoining hall
way being torn out to give added
space. The company Will occupy both
floors of the building entirely here
after and entrance to the second floor
swhI be by the stairway in the store in
tearing out the wall yesterday great
care was taken not to drop the bricks
on the showcases which stood nearby
but one accidentally slipped down and
hit a glass but for some reason did not
break it. Thereafter so much care was
taken the workmen became nervous
and finally did drop the last brick pos
sible to fly that way without hitting
the shelving. As was to be expected
the show case was broken this time
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10

public confidence and public thrift. His
expressed doctrine was the national as
opposed to the local and selfish interest
He defended the rules OF the house in
directly and radiated general optimism.
He arraigned the position OF the public in
clamortng for sweeping legislation.
do you know" he exclaimed. that 80
per cent of the legislation at Washington
Is for q state of mind, and not for a state
Of fact? Thus we have a loud demand for
the bank guaranty. but probably ten years
hence the people won't care anything about
it."
The speaker declared that the country
was spending about as much annually on
the military as on the public school sys-
tenn. Without assailing the military he
insisted on q betterment Of the school
system.
William F. Guriey, taking the discovery
Of the North pole as his subject, jollied
the bankers and the speakers who had
gone before him. The bankers will never
look with favor on the pole as desirable
commercial territory" declared Mr.. Cur
ley. Think of a loan of $4,000 for ninety
days and one day a year"
w. S. Witham of Atlanta, Ga, who ad-
dressed the bankers at the convention
highly complimentary to the hospitality of
Omaha.
A number Of Omaha business men OF
prominence were the guests OF the bank
ers.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Teachers Must
Do More Work
for Certifica
Standard Of Requirements Raised
Equivalent to One Year Longer
in Training.
(From a staff Correspondents

- DAdAA OITCoBOAluCilL.J
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. s.-(special Tele-
gram. )-Representatives of colleges having
the authority to issue teachers certificates
met in-the office of the state superintend-
ent this afternoon and decided to increase
the requirement for an elementary certifi-
cate to three years in the high school or
its equivalent and one year in the normal
school or college, or two years in each.
This is putting one more year on the re-
quirements.
The conference also decided to Increase
the minimum course for professional GER
tificates. Under the law the requirements
may be changed because the schools hav-
ing authority to issue certificates must
qualify students according to the dictates
OF the normal schools.
TIL report has reached Lincoln that n. c.
Abbott, superintendent Of the Institute
for the Blind. had placed Mrs. Abbott in
a salaried office in the institution. The
information is interesting from the fact
that Mr.. Abbott announced in black let
tiers when he took his position there would
be no relatives employed by him. Mr..
Abbott has also bought some 500 worth Of
rubber mating so the blind students will
not make 80 much noise when they walk.
Other su-perintendents did not use mating
because by the noise they made in walking
the afflicted students were enabled to
pass zach other without a collision. Mr..
Abbott got his idea, II is said, from the
fact that at the Deaf institute In Omaha
the students walk on rubber mating,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
NebrnsIsn NeMs Noten.

NEBRASKA ~CITY-There are III pupils
enrolled in the high school of Nebraska
City. as against 146 for last year.
KEARNEY-Elmer Miller, a young man
living with a family near Minden, is In
the Buffalo county jail awaiting trial on
the charge of stealing a bicycle, a horse
and a saddle.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs. Clara Paddock
wife OF Ira Paddock, died in this city Mon
day. aged 81 years. She has beer
a resident Of this city for a number OF
years and died from consumption.
KEARNEY-Christ Fisher, an old SOL
der. SO years of age, died at the home OF
his son-in-law, John Marshall, in this city
Tuesday evening, Death brought about by
old age. Funeral will be held Thursday.
NEBRASKA CITY-Herman II. Meyer
Of Burr was married yesterday to Miss
Emma N. Brundick of Cunning county
Charles II. Snyder and Mrs. Lizzie Min
ter of Hamburg, Ia, were married In this
city yesterday.
KEARNEY-The order OF Owls local mes,
has leased a suite OF rooms In the new Hui
from the Commercial National bank build
ing into the new quarters as soon as they
are completed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the State Nor
NAL school and the Kearney Military acad-
envy are arriving in this city on each
train and are getting located preparatory
70 taking up the work at those schools
for the coming year.
NEBRASKA CITY-word has been re-
ceived here of the death Of Mrs. Louis
limerick, at Seattle. She was a resident
Of this city since 1854 and leaves a large
family to mourn her death. She went e
the coast in hopes Of benefiting her
health.
REARNEY-Mayor J. W. Patterson will
leave for Chicago Sunday to attend a
meeting OF the Beloit & Kearney ailw
which viii confer with the Interurban Con
struction company OF that city on the
building of the road between here and
Beloit. Kan.
NERR AsK CTTv NJ ~
Hall, yesterday, celebrated-their ffty-fourth
wedding anniversary. They were married
In this city and have since made Il their
home, They are the oldest couple in the
state that were married here and have
since made IL their home. Both are well
preserved and make their home with their
married daughter, Mrs. j. Z. Summers.
NEBRASKA C~ITY-Albert Rankin, the
man who was brought here from Rocks
county, Kan, over whom there has been
much trouble and there are still several
cases In the court, was taken before the
board Of commissioners on insanity and
declared Insane and sent to the state asy-
lum The state board has promised to
look after the matter and decide as to
whether or not he is an actual resident
OF Kansas o. this StatA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
BIGAMY CHARGE FOR CULLERTON
Marries Hastings Girl While He Had
Another wife.

MRrries Hastings Carl While He Had
Another wife.
HASTINGS, Neb., Sept. S~.-(Special Tele7
gram .)-John F.. CuIlerton, formerly an
electrician in the city Of Chicago, who
was arrested in Los Angeles, Cal, yester-
day on the charge of bigarny, married
Miss Ella HanKins Of Hastings about a
year ago. The was performed
in Chicago shortly after Miss Hankins
went there to study music.
For a year or so Miss Hanki was a
member Of the Methodist choir in Hast
lngs and II was thought that she would
make her mark in Chicago.
Mrs. Cullerton No. 1 says she obtained
a decree Of separate maintenance two
years ago, and that Judge MoBwan or
dered her husband to pay her SO q month
alimony. Several months g the pay
ments ceased coming and Mrs. Cullerton
says that she had learned that her hus-
band had married Miss Ella Hankins AND
that they were living in Chicago
"A warrant for his arrest was sworn out
in Chicago, but before It could be served
the a gone TO Los Angeles. Reputation
papers have been obtained and an attempt
will be made to take Cullerton back Il
Chicago for trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Nebraska

leaves a widow. four daughters and two
Mrs.. FOdrea has gene TO Ksnnard
and Mr.. FOdrea will follow 20 attend the
funeral when the arrangements are made
Lincoln Man Gets Job.
Don L. Russell son Of l. NJ. Russell,
the well known fruit grower and proprietor
Of the peach orchard Of this city, has
been appointed by Senator BurkStt as
stenographcr and clerk OF the COMMITTEES
on Pacific railroads. OF which the senator
is chairman. The place was made vacant
by the resignation Of H. B. Smith. who
left and went into business In Lincoln.
The salary is $3.50 a year. Mr.. Russell
will Senator Burkett when he
goes to washington for the next session
Of congress.
No Chips In Pool Halls.
Mayor Love has EoDe on record in op-
position to the giving Of ohips in poo
halls. An ordinance has been introduced
in the city council TO prevent this Ant
1 the ordinance has the approval OF tn
mayor. The mayor believes the giving o
chips by pool hall proprietors IL in tn,
nature of gambling and should be stopped
Several Of the pool hall proprietors are ii
favor Of the because they "a,
q lot OF professional pia1eTb bt hfoun'
and get fat on the proceeds they win iron
amateurs.
Woman Hangs Herself.
Mrs. Sarah Duncan, a woman of AZ, hun
herself at her home in College View thi
morning. while suffering from temporar
alteration Of mind due to long continue
illness.
Mrs. Duncan is the wife Of r. B. Duncan
former resident of Syracuse, Neb. She ha
been I'll for a long time and some 81
months g the family moved to COLES
View. so hat she might be near medic'
attention. A nurse had been in attend
ance upon her.
This morning the nurse absented herse
from the room. leaving Mrs Duncan al
parently asleep. When she returned
twenty or twenty-five minutes she four
her hanging to the clothes hook. She W.
dead.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Dawson County k,aiF,

LEXINGTON. Neb., Sept s.-(spscial.)-
Lexington is making preparations for the
second annual W county fair and
jubilee celebration. which takes place Sep
TENDER IA to II, inclusive. The grounds
are in excellent condition and the car
penters, in addition to numerous other
buildings. have finished a new speed barn
4oxlOO and an administration building OF
the bungalow style. The grounds are to
be lighted by 1000 incandescent lights.
Special attention is being paid to the Mer-
chants' Exhibit hall, in which out-of-town
merchants as well as local men have besn
assigned space for display.
One of the features Of the racing pro-
gram is a 800 purse relay race to be run
the inst three days Of the fair. five miles
each day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
BANKERS DINE AT FIELD CLUB
Have a Good Meal and Listen to sOme
Good Speeches.

nave n UOOO MeuA anu LASNGh ~ sumo
Good Speeches.
A dinner at the Field club Thursday
evening, at which the banker of Omaha
and South Omaha were the hosts, ended
the functions Of the thirteenth annual con-
vention Of the Nebraska Bankers associ-
alton.
The dinner was a bright, spirited affair,
and proved a splendid entertainment to the
400 bankers In attendance. At the close of
the dinner the bankers heard talks from
several speakers. e. F. Folda OF South
Omaha was POSTMASTER. He made a hit
when he proposed toasts to BILLY" Hughes.
the engineer general of the convention,
and ito the absent ones" the bankers
wives.
Darius Matthewson. Norfolk, Neb., on his
subject Of Banquet Pains" turned a num-
her of we'll taken practical Jokes on his
audience in his talk, which was a
burlesque Of the sterotyped after dinner
speech.
]. Adam Bede, Pine City, MINI, former
member of congress, talked In a happy
vein to the banker on the serious subject
of Some National Needs" He preached
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Water md LiEht Bond. nefent.h

SUTTON. Neb.. Sept. s.-(special)-The
city election to vote $4,000 for the exten-
sion OF the water works and purchase Of
the electric light plant resulted in a defeat
by a much larger majority than that OF
the first election. II was practically the
same proposition defeated once before.
The voters considered the amount asked
for excessive.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
BREAKS JAIL TO GO TO THEATEr
Returns ana Gives HimseIf UD After
the Performances.

BEATRICE, Neb.. Sept S-(Special Tel
egram.)EThree prisoners, Clarence Cain,
charged with a~ssaulttng I'd johnson with
intent to kill; Joseph Beck, wife desertion,
and Henry Beck, sent up from Wymore
for being drunk. escaped from the county
Jail tonight between 8 and . O'Clock. A
large rock in the north end OF the Jail
was pushed In. presumably by outside
parties, which allowed the men their lib
erty. Florino Bsrtucca. awaiting trial for
the murder Of q boy named Preuhs at
Wymore, did not attempt to escape and
later informed the sheriff Of the jail de-
livery. Beck, one OF the three men who
escaped, returned to the Jail after attend
ing a performances at the Lyric theater
The officers nave not yet succeeded in APP
pretending Cain or Johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10

KANSAS CITY, NO. Sept. s.-Emmett A.
Gould. since iS2 general superintendent OF
the northern district Of the Missouri Pa
ecific with headquarters in Kansas City,
has resigned 20 become general superin-
tendent OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Day
ton at Cincinnati, effective September Is.
His resignation was confirmed here Last
niRht
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
wymore store Robbed,

BEATRICE. Neb,, Sept. 9.-(Special Tele-
~gram.)-The store of the Wymore Drug
company at Wymore was entered by rob-
bers last night, who secured $50 in cash
from the safe. There is no clue to the
thieV IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
Carpenters Organise at HastIns

HASTINGS, Neb., Sept. 9.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-IIastings carpenters have taken
steps for the organization Of a carpenters
and ~joiners' union. About thirty carpen-
ters have made application for member
ship In the Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners, with headquarters at Minneapolis.
The organization has arranged to meet
every Tuesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10

DR., Abernethy. the great English physi-
clan. said. Watch your kidneys. When
they are affected. life is in danger" Foley's
kidney Remedy makes healthy kidneys
c~orreets urinary Irregularities. and tones un
the whole system.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-10
serious Laeer4tIOns

and wounds are healed without danger OF
blood poisoning by Buckien's Arnica salve,
the healing wonder. sc. Sold by Beaton
Drug Co.