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Arizona republican., 1909-04-09
COMMERCIAL CLUB BANQUET

The Maricopa County Commercial club will hold its first annual meeting and supper at o'clock tonight at Melczer's hall. One hundred and fifty plates will be laid. After the ban quet there will be election of officers and a general review of the work of the past year. It is expected that quite a large delegation will come up from Mesa and Tempe to attend the meeting The toasts and addresses will be as follows: "The Clubs Work" C. H. Akers; Business Mems Organizations" Eugene Brady O'Neill; What Better Rates Mean for the Valley" Dwight B. Heard; "Our Val leys Development" Dr. A. J. Chand
 Ter; Should We Perpetuate the
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09

ped to Ft Worth, Texas. where MT. F'ry's two sons reside. MT. Fry is survived by his widow and daugh- ter who live in Phoenix. He came here some years ago and was asso- ciated in business with Rosenzweig.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09

C4ofo~n cA@o~ The eminently proper Shoe 0GOGOOH S11OO0 to harmonize with elegance in moulded to the human foot of fashion able lasts bench made Patent Colt Russia Calf Oxford and in all of green smoke and tan Priced SO0 $500 Stylish HQtS Vor the sods Danap podsn genuine sts Nsw spring shades including tan and colors with corded silk and fancy bands giving rich effects The best of
 thing for your spring wardrobe Plain and fancy Shirts from $OO $500 Half Hose from 15c to S20 and the pretiest Mems Scas and Ties thousand shades of color at from 25c to S250.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09
0F LOCAL INTEREST
GOING TO wINsLow-Miss John

GOING TO WINSLOW-Miss John son. who has been filling the position of corporation clerk in the office of the territorial auditor, rendered her resignation yesterday She expects to go to Winslow soon to be with her sis ter. Mrs. Robert Wright.
 CALLED AWAY BY lLLNESS-Of- ficer Sullivan of the police force yes terday received telegram from his former home in Kansas. informing him of the serious illness of his father and the probability that he would not sur vive. MT. Sullivan left last night to be at his bedside.
 BACK FROM TENNESSEE-Miss Elsie Smith has returned from Nash
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09
At The Hub. Made up just like Fifth Avenue 7QiI0rS make the expensive Clothes for New York C/ubn7en and WdH Street Brokers.
Made up just

THE HUB the real New York Fashion Center Phoenix because it the only house showing genuine New York styles clothes that actually made in New York CityThe Alfred Benjamin Correct Clothes for Men.
 Our New York Style Show still on-showing than 200 models in tailor garments correct styles and fabrics for spring and 1909 Here present garments all the sprghty spring gcoors-refrshngy and yle and convenonay correct express only quiet e point accentuated to degree excite undue attention.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09
ANNUAL REPORT OF PREMIUM RECEIPTS OF FOREIGN
 INSURANCE COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN ARIZONA
Territory of Arizona,
United States of America,
Territory of Arizona-ss.

O ona-ss of the Secretar certify
  
  as provided by law, to-wit
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09


 
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Arizona republican., 1909-04-09

FUNERAL OF c. H. FRY-The funeral of Charles H. Fry, who died Monday, will be held this afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Henry NJ Campbell will conduct the services. The body will then be ship
Arizona republican., 1909-04-09
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMICS DE- APARTMENT MEETS-A department

meeting of the Household Economies section of the Women's club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:15 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. s. Goldsworthy. 607 North Third avenue. The subject for discussion will be, Recipes for the SiX-Course Dinner Which Was Demon strated by Miss Francis and Members of the Section at the Woman's Club Meeting. March 15th.''
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

s.ot, 10 think | am afraid l might lose NY nerve.
50 that Is another which YOU are helping me.
for writing to YOU keeps up, and / have to be.
with Bland example for the six men, all OF whom
are behaving Splendidy
Though | always knew could not have the
-,,, my Rosarnond for who was Lieutenant
lanes Crogan with only his pay, to think OF such
still ior all the immense briet space OF eight courses
was near her and for that time YOU were mine.
IA irlrossii,c foreigner from OF the embassies
At .o,ir other hand made possible your giving all
l-9>ir time and attention to me.
There i surely danger YOU asked with 4 grave
frDNu on Your pretty brow
The inventor Nerringer, would never admit
that | laughed
Of wisdom Why must there he such things, Why
cannot everybody be always at peace and happy
instead of Your having risk Your life,
Does il make any difference demanded
quickly and recle,sly
b.. OF coursc YOU replied demurely. ! hate to
think Of anyone of my friends beng III peril
The words were not much. but there WaH & mo-
rrert- swift slight. wonderful. mouenra"y dawn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

was the deepest secret and the most trusted per
SOnal COnndenCel
try to forget the tons of dull green water above
us the black sticky ooZe below. where we are rest
ing which helps to hold us and keep Us down. 1t
is in truth like dream fearful ObseSSIOn OF night
mare and when | let my mind wander at al the
horror begins to seize me. | feel great lShy snOus
thrust nOSing along the sides of the boat and though
they are not there | great devil eyes staring
through the thick glass OF the portholeS. have 4
sensation of unknown rightful monsters of the sea
floor separated from only by this fraction OF an
inch of steel irving to get at me here comes u
deirous vision of Il huge. Sicklv pale myriad tenta-
seizing and holding helpless craft, which resem-
bleS much another creation OF the deep that /
But that 5 the direct to madness. | must keep
close hold myself: for the principle is the same
as if the world could have full official report OF the
end. | must be worthy OF friendship, darling.
WTE sailed at eleven this morning. and three miles
w from the floating light OF Breton Rect We
submerged. The FalchiOn Is not of the pOrpolS-
ing type. but Submergtnce Is secured by means OF
four hvdroplaneS. Longitudinal stability IS thus
better maintained. Our purpose was to descend to
4 depth of twenty feet for practice. However. the
boat continued 90 down until il touched ground.
as shown hv the submergence dial, at a depth OF
hundred and forty feet. his j. almost beyond the
limit OF safety and the pressure so great that the
water at once began to percolate slightly through
the seams OF the plates forming the hull.
We quickly di~co( cred that. owing to the mex
rlictble absence OF single small screw the action
The hand pumps which should have enabled us to
empty the auNiliury and the principal submergence
tanks were in an equally mysterious iaNhlon ont ot
order and useless In fact. the entire apparatus
,1,peared beGeyilei Even the door OF the diving
cotll7oart nent through which the crew ordinarily
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

Z room. compartment. cain. --
whaceve- way the place might 'e
described had few Ikene~se~. II
-acr. had no exact Si1nilitude !" all
he world. The aspect was SOME
hing the same as might be pre-
-r.red 10y the inside Of the lin
ag~ine body Of an automobile
cautaining a good deal Il the
--achtnerv. More exactly. perhaps
= -r-e-nbled he interior ot con-
The Washington times., 1909-06-04

! have done credit to a homecoming
week.
Mayor Lothrop made the address of
welcome Before Comm issioner Mac
farland had an opportunity TO respond
in behalf of the citizens Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, he and Commissioners
West and JudsOn were helped into a
shuttle car and carted 10 the entrance
of the grounds, escorted by the IN
vinCibles. They We're OFF after that.
and, undaUnted by the weather, the
members made it sure-enough real
Board of Trade excursion
The outdoor and athletic pro- gram
having been abandoned. the members
turned their attention almost immedi-
ately to dinner, and while there was
some delay in the service, everybody
was kept busy listening to the speech
making.
Dr. Frank Gibson told about what the
the Chamber Of Commerce aggregation
fit Of the playground fund William T.
GUIDE spoke on THE Chamber of Com
merce." and the address Of welcome
was delivered by Frank IT. Small, presi-
dent of the board. There were other
talks by members of Cor gress. members
Of the Board. and other guests. and
when II was time 10 go home everyone
voted that the rain had made no diff
ference and that they had had as good
a time as If the sun had been shining.
TnOSe in charge of the dinner were
Walter II. Klopfer. chairman f. II.
DrOop. +. 9. Graham, William T. Guide,
Thomas ?. Morgan. James T. Oyster,
D. s. Porter, and CunO T.. Rudolph.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
WOODRUFF EXPLAINS
HIS PLAN FOR FUSION
Wants Republican for May
orally Candidate in
All New York.

NEW YORK. June A Republican
for mayor. the other nominations to
independents-thus far and no further
Chairman Woodruff. of the Republican
state Committee, and leader OF the local
organization in Kings county, is ready
to so along fusion lines in making up
the Republican municipal ticket this
fall
He made this statement in order to
clear some confusion regarding his po-
sition caused by various accounts Of
what he had said at the opening of the
Twelfth Assembly District Club house
in BROOKLYN on Wednesday night.
The candidate for mayor should be a
Republican who lives in Manhattan and
has not been closely affiliated with the
organization preferably a business man,
declared Mr.. Woodruff In the seIec-
tion of such a man the organization
leaders. he believes, should be ready to
confer with representatives of the vari-
Gus independent and anti-Tammany or
CARNATIONS.
But we Go not want the sort of fusion
we had in 1901" he added. with some
emphasis. Then we an got together
ana spent the summer In dividing I'D
things. I should not object to the
nomination of independents or even
Democrats. for, other offices on the city
sicket, If II were conceded that the head
OF the ticket should be a Republican
The statement OF the State chairman
comes in the nature of a surprise for
II has been understood that he was IN
favor of a straight ticket by the Repub-
ncan organization IN the coming cam
paign. He has also believed il possible
70 land the nomination for mayor for
a Brooklyn man.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
M OF PAY-As-YOU-ENTER CARS

that the PayAsYouner
be azed cputGcf
platform marked IN
n deposits
boz anSfr nave uni INK to
conductor before
are ready W
CAUTIONDo than n
Pas and move forward far
o
leave car
rowdng passengers requested to
leave ~ front
6 keep platforms passengers
7hWat for the following when requested by conductor.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
EXCURSION OCCASION
FOR BOOMING THE CITY
Board of Trade Outing at Marshall Hall Marked BY
Stirring Speeches in Which Washington's Com
mercial Advantages Are Pointed Out.

Sould It be possible to carry cut all
of the suggestions made by Representa-
tive Philip P. Campbell of Kansas at
the annual outing of the Washington
Board of Trade, the National Capital
would soon become a great commercial
city. He encouraged the trade bodies 10
go on with their work, and he thought
Congress would come more and more to
their aid in solving municipal problems,
big and little. as they came to the
front.
Mr.. Campbell was one of the many
guests who accompanied the 200 and
odd members of the Board TO Marshall
Hall yesterday, and his speech was one
of the few serious talks while the party
was seated at the dinner table.
There is no better city in the United
States than Washington" he said, and
every one should feel proud of 1t.
whether he lives in Kansas or the Dis
trict Of Columbia"
he said there was every reason why
the greatest nation on the globe should
have the grandest capital in the world,
that the people wanted ii, and in time
would have 1t.
The advance guard that went down
the river on the morning boat found
that j. Pluvius had scored knockOU
on their program for outdoor sports,
and 1t was necessary to invent mears
of passing the time in the dancing pa
Wilton. There were about forty in the
crowd, and the regulars, who went
down on the afternoon boat, designated
them the "thirty-nine varieties"
The "thirty-nine," however, had an
ticipated a bToadside of jokes and re-
marks about not knowing enough to
stay in the house when it rains. and
they had not wasted all those hours
that they mad been al the resort A
caucus was held and Alvin Lothrop
was elected mayor of Marshall Hall
A company of invincibles was drilled
TO act as the mayors bodyguard and
when the afternoon boat arrived there
was a welcoming ceremony that would
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
.STOWAWAYS HELD
ON BOARD RUSSIA
Friends of the Four Men Are
Making Efforts to Free
Them.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Four stOwaways
from Russia. who arrived on the Russia
American steamer Russia, from Libau
last Sunday, today are under guard on
the steamer awaiting efforts of their
friends 20 secure their release. They
have no money, and local attorneys are
trying to get enough to pay for the
passage they stole, so that they can be
landed at Ellis Island for inspection.
The steamship company has offered to
turn them over 10 the immigration
authorities as soon as the money is
forthcoming, and to return the passage
money if they are not acceptable for
entrance to the United States.
A story TO the effect that they are
political refugees, wanted for a plot on
the Cars life. is not credited at the
Russian consulate, where il Is declared
the men can enter the United States
without protest from Russia.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
WIVES ARE WANTED
IN THE PHILIPPINES
Young American Writes to New
Haven Paper Asking
It's Aid.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June New
Haven girls, or girls from any city as
to that. have been urgently requested
to go to the Philippines, where it is said
that there ere a number of young
American men just pining for wives.
The appeal is made by George P. Grey.
of Malabaug, who has written a New
Haven newspaper asking its aid in OBJ
tanning some American girls.
There are lot of young men over
here in good circumstances, and they
are simply pining away for the love OF
a good woman from the dear old United
States of America" writes Mr.. Grey. ~
can count at least twenty young men
besides myself who would be grateful
II you can aid us. American women are
at premium here"
Grey says he has a large plantation
and good income, and needs only a
wife.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
TAFT is INTERESTED
IN VETERANS GRAVES
Wants Bodies of Fifty Removed
From New York Potter's
Field.

President Taft has asked the War De-
Partment TO look into the matter of the
DuTlal OF fifty old soldiers ia the New
/ ork potter's field and to take such
dctlon as necessary to accomplish the
removal OF the remains Of the veterans
10 a more suitable resting place.
Inc matter came to the attention of
me President through an appeal from
the Rev. Dr. 5. Y. LeeCn, of this city,
a former resident of New York DR..
l.eech declared that the saddest spec
taele on Memorial Day was that pre-
scented by this fifty forgotten graves i'm
among the 10000 graves Of New York S
pauper and criminal dead. He said
Jhese men had offered their lives in
defense Of their country and had died
IN poverty. The Government, DR..
Leech argued, should care for these
bodies. If the Government Will not
take the natter up Or. Leech intends
10 interest some of mis- friends in the
matter and secure the removal by pri-
Vate means. DR.. Leech was formerly
chaplain of the New York senate and
Is himself veteran of the civil war.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
CHIEF AND SURGEONS
HAVE A WORDY WAR
Cash at New York Blaze Over
Treatment of Injured
Efreu1ar
Firennen.

NEW YORK., June A fire which
tmperiled the lives of forty persons,
many Of whom were choked by smoke.
was characterized this morning by q
wordy battle between Chief Croker and
the numerous ambulance surgeons, at
tending injured firemen. The fre chief
declared
Il am tired OF having young ambu-
lance surgeons kidnapping our hremen as
We have surgeons in our department
to care for our injured
The FIRE, which started in seven
story tenement, at 2SS Delaney street
for time endangered the Williams
burg bridge. and several large tene-
ments. Forty men were rounded up
BY the iremen, and taken from the
building.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
TETANUS VICTIMS
BODY IS REMOVED
Coroner hewitt Issues Death Ger.
tifcate in Case Of Edward
/
d. Moran.
ID. Moran

Coroner hewitt this morning issued q
certificate OF death from tetanus In the
case OF Edward d. Moran. the school
boy who died after tearing his hand on
a rusty nail.
The boy was g. son OF John D. Mo-
ran, foreman Of the Fuller Construction
Company, who lives at $50 Tennessee
avenue northeast.
He was a student at st. johns Col
iege, on Vermont avenue, and about a
week ago is reported to have played
truant from school, in company with
several other boys. The boys climbed
CHERRY tree and in coming down Moran
caught his hand on a rusty nail and
lnnleted a slight wound, TO which he
paid little attention.
he became in. however. and his Jaws
became stiff He was sent to the Cas-
uaity Hospital Wednesday and died
there IN eonvulsiOns yesterday after
noon, The Health Department declined
to allow the removal OF the body until
the Coroner had viewed II. Coroner
hewitt viewed the remains this morning.
and issued the death certificate.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04


the
ne n exits Separa eanddis
getting off struggling
The conductor constantly and through
c-owdng
The conductor
while boarding
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
CONGRATULATEs MASONS.

President Taft has sent a congratula-
tory message to the American Lodge OF
Free Masoas for American Citizens IN
London, which was consecrated by the
grand lodge OF England by Lord Ampt-
hill, yesterday. The President was sent
A cordial message Ia return Sixty
grand officers of the English lodge were
present. The American lodge begins
with membership Of tWentv-seEen.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
DOGS DETECTIVES.

HAMILTON. Ohio. June 4.-Murder
discovered at 'SIddletown was QUICKLY
followed by an arrest through the work
of bloodhounds. The body Of an aged
umbrella mender was found in a lot
His head was crushed. and he had been
robbed. The police sent to DAYTON for
bloodhounds, which led Them three
times TO the home Of Perry McNeal.
who was arrested.
The Washington times., 1909-06-04
CROWD HELPS OPEN
THE NEW CAFE

A large crowd attended the formal
opening of the Elk Cafe and Chop
House, at Fifteenth and F streets north
west The cafe was decorated with
ferns and chrysanthemums. while
wreaths in the shape of horseshoes and
swastika decorated the walls. The Elk
Cafe and Chop House is under the man
agement of Messrs. Stone & Mcdonald
both of whom were connected with
Harvey's for a number Of years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-05
CARPETS, LINOLEUM, MATING

We have now a larger and more
complete assortment of carpets. lin
Oleum and mattings than any store
in Carson City. We cordially in
vite the housewives OF Carson City
to call and inspect our toe and to
make selections from our large a
riety of patterns and materials. BY
SO Going We can save GU money for
We have this assortment at bed rock
We invite inspection of
at any time you may desire to make
selections.
H.. BURST, Carson Furniture Co.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-05
FINE DISPLAY

II you want to see u fine display oil
jewelry. umbrellas. cut glass. etc, go
To the Golden Jewelry company's store
opposite the post Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-05
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

Notice is hereby given that the
leased by the Capital Hunting and
Fishing Club at WauaOe Lake can
now be procured at the store of DAY.
ey 4 MaiSh or from II. KeiSel at the
Club House.
Rates are 81 a day or So for the
season. Anyone t~respassing on the
grounds leased by the club will be
prosecuted according to law.
BY order of the Board of Directors of
the Capital Hunting and Fishing
Club.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-05

Look at the bargains In Wall paper
ut h. w. Days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-05
NOTICE
o RENT

Five room furnished house or :,.bt
al at this office o:IW'