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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-14
| SPECIAL MUSICAL SUNDAY
Choir of Memorial Christian Church
Arranges Program for Evening.

The choir of Memorial Christian
church, under the direction of Miss
Bella NJ. Carpenter, has arranged the
following musical program to be sung
in connection with the Sunday even
ing service:
Prelude-"Romanze" ... Gleason
Frank W. Friestat
Holy, Holy, Holy. Congregation
Prayer
Anthem - Awake! Put on Thy
Strength, o Zioni" Dudley Buck
Choir
Organ solo-"Cradle Song" Hoffman
Frank W. Friestat.
Duet-rLead Kindly Light" Lansing
Miss Bertha Karr and Harry briggs.
Violin solo-"Reverie'' -. Vieuxtemp
Mrs. Florence Friestat Lee.
Solo-"The Lord Is My Shepherd
Rockwell
Miss Bertha Kari
Announcements
Offertory-' Invocation in B." Guilmant
Frank w Friestat
Anthem-"The Lost Chord. :. Macy
Choir.
Benediction .........-........
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-14

and children and Thomas Norton of
this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-01-14

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

been held up in Chinatown and badly beaten The police hurried to the section. but for the time being were unable to locate the bad men. A few minutes later word was received from the Star hotel that another hOld-up was in progress. The police found that Robert Arlington. a waiter at the depot restaurant, had been caught while out side the building and had been badly beaten. His face and body were a mass of bruises and wounds from which blood flowed profusely.
 The men made a quick getaway but the police were quickly on their trail. As the men ran along Jackson street and turned into First street, they en- countered another Chinaman returning from town with a cooked supper in his arms. They immediately attacked him. beating him over the head and face and the entire party rolld over into the ditch. Ae reporter for The Repub- lican. attracted by the cries of the Chinaman ran to the scene of the con flict and the men took fright and dart ed down an alley.
 Captain Connors was close on the heels of the rapidly disappearing men and a few minutes later succeeded in landing one of them, while the other made a getaway down a dark alley, the officer being unable to follow be- cause of his prisoner.
 The man who escaped is said to have been armed with a gun and to have used it in beating the victims over the head. The police are confident that they will be able to land the other man
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
BOLD H|GAWAYMEN
 HOLD UP THREE MEN ALL HAPPENS WITHIN SPACE OF AN HOUR THIS MORNING. Police Land One Man and Expect to
 Capture the Other.

In the space of one hour between l and o'clock this morning. two MeXi- cans perpetrated three hold-ups be- tween the depots and Chinatown. m victims. but failing to secure any spells for their paints The third hOld-up was interrupted by the timely arrival of the police, and after chase eX- tending over several blocks during which several shots were fired after the fleeting figures of the highway men. Juan MerinO. who is said to bear bad local reputation was overhauled and placed under arrest by Captain connors of the night police.
 About l o'clock word came tO the police station that a Chinaman had
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
MIR. FRANKLIN FAVORED Ex-

EMPTtON-m an explanation yester- day morning of an error in the news paper copies of the constitution in which it was made to appear that the Y. NJ. C. A. Y w. C. A. and other institutions had been exempted from taxation. an injustice was done MT
 Franklin one of the delegates from this county in the convention. It was stated that it was his amendment which prevailed, eliminating all these institutions from exemption but pro- viding that the legislature might eX- empt them. The amendment was not offered by Mir Franklin who on the contrary favored a provision for the exemption of these institutions. Just who made the amendment is not clear but it was probably either Dr. Mouer of MT. Jones of this county. At any rate those gentlemen are remembered as having supported the amendment which was adopted on the next to the last day of the convention.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
THE SWINE OR THE FLOWER?

n6 SWINE Oh HG TEO" Gh. An me! I saw a huge and loathsome
 sty, Wherein a drove of wallowing swine
 were barred, Whose banquet shocked the nostril and
 the eye; Then spoke a voice. Behold the source
 of lardi" fled. and saw a field that seemed at
 first One glistening mass of roses pure and
 white. With dewy buds mid dark green foli-
 age nursed; And. as l fingered OCT the lovely sight. The summer breeze. that cooled that
 Southern scene. Whispered. Behold the source of
 COTTOLENE!"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
CHANGE FOREST BOUNDARIES

Washington. Dec. 12.-From the Toi Yaba national forest in Nevada. the president. by proclamation today
 eliminated 65.755 acres as chiefly val uable for agriculture and added tC the forest area 311.793 acres. The Gillis mountain division of Mono for est has been transferred to Yoi Yaba
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
MISS cRoKER TO WE'D

Miss. Florence Croker. daughter of Richard Croker. of Tammany fame, will. it is said. soon become the bride of a wealthy Irishman of Dublin.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
SURVEYING RESERVATIONS

Two. government parties are now in the Salt River and Gila reservations, surveying them in order that they may be allotted to the Indians. As announced exclusively in The Repub- lican. the surveyors were sent here from Montana, where they recently completed the surveying of the reser- vation. A. F. Dunnington. who has direct charge of the work. fell ill with pneumonia before his men ar rived and as so as he had suffi- ciently recovered went to Washing ton, where he will remain some time attending to the office end of his work His assistants are carrying on the field work. Fred Bryan. disburs- ing agent for the survey parties. has opened an office on West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

Arizona Lodge No. .. F. & A A. NJ, will confer the third de kI gree tonight w bg $. J. DOSTER, w. M.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

m. yesterday.
 a. m. D. m Barometer. inches ....... 3O.O3 2S9S Temperature, degrees ....5O 6S Sensible. or wet temp. 46 5G Dew point. degrees .....42 45 Humidity. per cent .....27 A Wind-direction .. ....E SEE Wind-velocity. miles .... Rainfall. inches ......... O Weather ......... Cldy Clear Mean daily humidity ..........60 60 Mean daily temperature ...-.......6u Highest temperature ..............I4 "A Lowest temperature .........46 46 Total daily rainfall ...-....-. c Excess in temperature yesterday . degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month 49 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 75S degrees Deficiency in rainfall yesterday 0.O3 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month O.25 inch.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, 3.56 inches.
 l.. N. ESCNOFSKY,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
HELD TO THE GRAND JURY

Henry Hoefer an itinerant baker. who was arrested for burglariZing the room of his benefactor, Henry Ma hum, living at the Gregory house. was given a preliminary examination by Justice Johnstone yesterday and was held to the grand jury.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

NEW NOTARY-Franklin F. Towle of Globe was yesterday granted as notary public.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

ORANGES-J C. A. King. president of the Orange Association. brought to the board of trade yesterday an orange grown at his own grove. per fectly formed and weighing 2S ounces. The board was presented with an en- tire box of fine oranges by Mir Lang
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

WENT UP FOR LIFE-Steele and Stewart the murderers of Kibbe and Hilpot in Gila county last summer were brought through town yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ralph Sturgis and a couple of deputies on their. way to Florence where they will spend the rest of their lives unless they should escape or be pardoned. The men did not look quite so haggard as they did when they were brought through here three months ago on their way to Globe, prisoners after sensational chase by Sheriff Thompson. They had fared in the meantime much better than they expected. At that time there was no doubt that they would be hanged and why they were not is one of the mysteries of the jury sys- tenn.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
WILL LOCATE HERE -F

WILL LOCATE HERE -F E. Hurst, Douglas architect, has form ed a partnership with L. G. Knipe of the city and will move here about the first of the year. MT. Hurst has been in Bisbee fen years and has drawn plans for nearly all the inn portant buildings erected there during his residence in the big copper camp. Mrs. Hurst has been prominent in the Bisbee Woman's Club.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
LAST CALL FOR TAxEs-Next

LAST CALL FOR TAxES-Next Monday will be the last day on which county taxes can be paid without a penalty Here is an opportunity for property owners who have not paid and are of a speculative turn of mind There is no investment that can be made that will yield so much on the amount invested as the payment of taxes on or before that date
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
IT WAS AMONG THE eEsT-The

TT WAS AMONG THE BEST-The Los Angeles Times in its magazine section of Sunday devoted page to a reproduction of the leading cartoons recently published. There was in cIuded among them Howe Williams cartoon in the Republican. The Situa- ton to Date ." It represented a woman in one of the enormous hats of the period. (the constitution) impeded by a hobble skirt Initiative and refer endum) on the brink of precipice. reaching out after a butterfly labeled ism. She was about to stumble over a rock labeled President Taft. That stumble consummated meant a fall of some millions of feet into obli- vion.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
AN OWNER wANTED-Cons

AN OWNER WANTED-Constable Murphy would like to find the owner of horse and saddle. The animal had evidently been stolen and on Sat urday night was tied near the old grave yard where it was found Sun day afternoon. IL had been without food and water all that time.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
INSPECTED. cANALs-J. P. Orme

president of the Water Users Asso- citation. and Howard Reed who has charge of water distribution. had a fine automobile ride yesterday going over the entire canal system west of the city for a general inspection. and clear to the end of the Arizona canal in Skunk creek. They found condi tions very satisfactory.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
DAILY WEATHER REPORT Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for today: Fair.

FOrecasI TOT tOuaN. FdIf- Data for 24 hours ending 53O ?.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST
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COUNTRY CLUB BALL The Country Club will give a New Years ball on the night of December 31 in the Arizona School of Music.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
FIGHTERS ARE FlNED-Harry

" FTO n Eho NTNG IIFLD II'II T ' Logan and George Wallace, who were arrested Saturday night by Chief of Police Moore after he had been obliged to handle them pretty rough ly. were yesterday fined three dollars each before Police Judge Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
A PRIVATE ARREsT-Joe

yesterday morning brought a Mexican, Moreno. to jail after having success fully resisted a temptation to take him off To some quiet place and beat the face off him and turn him loose The offense of the Mexican was grossly insulting a little girl in the south eastern part of town.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
BACHELORS WILL DANcE-The

Bachelors Club will give a Christmas dance on tine night after Christmas, or Monday. Dec. 26. in the Arizona School of Music auditorium.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

GOING TO NEW YORK - Ne, Creighton expects to leave this even ing for New Tor on a short business ing for New York on a short bushes.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
ENGINEER McLuRe HERE =

Engineer Maintenance of Way J. C. Mcclure. of the Arizona Eastern, was a business visitor in this city yes terday He will remain here today and will return this evening to his headuuarters in Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
LOOKING FOR BURGLAR

A BIC ITMES-LesS than TWO months and a half ago the Los An geles Times building was blown up. Last Sunday the Times contained l72 pages. the white paper of which did not cost less than six cents. This seems almost unbelievable, since ev- erything in the Times building was either wrecked or burned Machin- cry and material have been rushed to Los Angeles and added to the papers auxiliary plant until now the Times is again able to get out the big editions for which it has become famous. The paper is printed on an octuple press. Among the new equip
 ment is complete stereotyping plant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Ieesburg

! Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.l
LEESBEHG, VA, Msrch -6,~~&rs.
Powell Harrison 10 visiting her aaugh7
ter Mrs. Waiter Ii. Taylor, ,lr. in Nor
folk Va.
Mlss Hazel White has returned 10
Selma, her hume. near i.esshafg,
fresn an extended visit To- friends and
relatives In Maean, Ga, and Wilson,
y. c.
Miss Cora i.utz Is visiting Scarsdais.
n. Y, as the guest of Mrs. Arthur
PritchaFd.
The Leesburg Assembly will give
their annual Easter dance at the Town
Hall on Tuesday evening, March Is.
Mrs Edward +. Gonklin. Of WASH
| ington, ID. c., and Mrs. Harrison Ras-
sci! are visiting Miss Fannie Edwards
/ fqr a week,
Messrs Harvey Al Mefse.t and VII
T Ham r. DonnAoe, Of near Leesnurg,
I lett this week for trip through the
far West
Mr. and Mrs. I'll. Al. Hage, of Lin
cain, Va. have returned 10 their home,
after spending the winter In Rich
! MEAD
Miss Kathersn orFisen is visiting in
! ishiiadeiphla
Mrs. Howard e. cole and her bro
4
I te lefr home In Leey burg from fort
nights stay In Atlantic City, N. ].
Miss selma Hutchinson and Mrs. o.
I A. Hutehisen, Of Herad0n. visited
friends In Leesburg this week
Miss Mary James Ferguson Is Wait
/ ing friends In Washington, p. g.
DIR, and Mrs. RTaak Noland have re-
turned from Richmond. Va, where the
former represented isoudoun county In
| the State Legislature.
Mrs. jack Gertiesnn. OF Aiamosa,
I tssaas. ~ the gtest In LeesbHrT of her
uncle. Mr.. s. Fl. Kaff.
Mr. Rachel A. Paxton Is spending
seme time In Washingtnn.
Mr. Harry W. Smith, master of fax
hounds'1l the Londeun HuntaCluh, was
y resent visitor far several days at
tho ei.,h house
MI. Henry Fairfax has returned from
Riehmerd. where has beer spending
the mast month
AIR. and Mrs. Walter II, Burke and
children arr vititiag relativss in
Hampton. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26


jured in an auto accident in WASH
ington.
Miss Corneiia Sc. Clair Is at home
again after a trip 10 the Northern
markets.
Miss Ethel Spilman. Jean Loring
and Green carter WIRE Mt tHtfstt's 9.
the guests OF MIR. James Boorman
for the weekend.
Mr.. j. A. G. Keith visited Wash
ington and Culpeper this week.
Mr. j. ID, Hall spent several days
this week In Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Allison Douglas Is at her at
traetive little bungalow on Lees Ridge
for the spring and summer season
Mr., |. J. II. Muer'lug returned to
Washington sunday night, after
spending some time at Lection Hill
with Mr.. and Mrg. J. x. Maddux
Mr.. Hall. cousin of IN. G. II,
Fair. Is visiting him for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines left this week
fer Charlottesville. Va, where she
will participate In the Easter festivi-
ties at the University or virginia
Messrs w. B. Wilson and G. z.
JeRries were given the fi,st degree
OF Masonry at Mt. Carmel Lodge on
Tuesday night. DIR. n. y. Ferneyhougn
took the second degree.
Mr., Leith, first clerk 10 the super
visor Of the census for this district,
was In Washington several DAYS tnis
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Palmyra

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
PALMYRA, VA, March 26.--Judge
j. O. Shepherd was In Washington
a few days last week.
Airs WIFI Graz Shephsrd spent sex-
eral days in Richmond this week.
Misses Elsi Omohunsro. Mary and
Willie Haden visited Misses Louise
and Sailie Wills Holland, of Whining
ton, last Sunday.
Miss sailie Shepherd spent Satur-
day night with Misses Leila and
Louise Perkins.
Mi. c. D. wills. of Scottsyi.ie, is
with Judge Shepherd this week.
Mrs. Adolphus Bowles. of Thelma.
spent several DAYS recently visiting
relatives near here.
Miss Lucy Rosser, of Gotham, spent
few days last week with relatives
at this place
Mrs. Mary Gentry. who has been
spending sometime at Mr.. l.. .. Ha-
dens'. returned to Charlottesville last
week.
Mrs. j. @. Shepherd was in Char
lottesYiile 8 few days ago.
Mr.. William Sclater vas in Rich
mona last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. s.. c. Petit, OF
Fredertck's Hall, have recently visit
ed at Rock Rest the home OF Hon
Pembroke Petit.
AIR. l.. E Mostly, of Columbia Is
in town to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Blacksburg


Especial to The Richmond yirginian.l
fLACKSBURG, VA. March ss.--
Rev. Mr., Hail. of Lynchburg. spent a
part Of the week here holding ser
vices in the Christian church,
DIR. r. r, Hale, a prominent hap
tist minister of Louisville. KY. has
been the guest OF Rev. y. y. Jackson
and spoke in the Baptist church Wed-
nesaay evening.
Or. III. r. Hamil and Prof. y. H.
Pritehard are attending the baltimore
conference in Washington.
h. E. Worrel, examiner for the
Fourth. District, and j. II. stephens,
superintendent of eoans- lcaools, paid
ar otfioia. visit 70 sae Biaekshurs
High School Monday, and wsSe high
~ pleased with the Work done there
hy Miss r. VERIFY ane ner fiye assist
ants.
l.. Y. Turnes, OF Richmond, past
grant matter Of the %irssnia Odd
Fellows atirss-eT the foea fodgs
Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A, Hooper. of Blue
Acid we're guests thss week Of Mrs
Rruse Tutwiier at the Biaeksburg
Inn.
Miss Achsah Joaes. af Washington.
In Visiting her aunt. Ara. 81 u. Hamil,
at the Methods. orphanage.
at the Msthcdisl parsonage
Miss Pauline Barnes, OF the Miller
sch0es. aper. the week mere with her
&C ua.r Mrs. T p Campbell
Nrl. Frances Bell. or IsuIasEi. Y .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Winchester

7 Especial to The Richmond Nlrgfnlan.t
WINCHESTER, VA. March 2e.--
Miss Julia Lee Thompson, of Balu-
more, Md, 10 visiting 1IIa. Nancy Lee
CODE at her nome at Water and
Washington streets.
Rev. James Il. Stoneaifer, formerly
pastor of Centenary Reformed
church, winchester, but now located
at Westminster. Md, was visitor
here this week. Mr.. Stonesffer has
recently been called to the paAtorate
Of the church at Mt. Crawford, and
has the matter under consi deration.
Mr. and Mrs. William &. Hardy are
attending the Methodist Episcopal
Conference, now In session at Wash
inyton. MIR. Hardy being a lay dele
gate from Braddoek greet church.
Announcement has just been made
of the marriage In Washington this
week of Mr., Charles Phillips. of Ber-
ryvilie, and Miss Anna siay Rtssisr,
daughter or Mrs. Ssr6H . Rissirr, ri
CharIestswn W. Va, Mir. Phillips Is
the owner Of the large number mill
at Berryuisle. The couple are spetid
ing their honeymoon IN the Northern
eities.
Air. Isaac W Russell mas returned
from G. visit To Atlantic City. n. j.
Mira John ". Rice and daughter
sn-law. Mrs. Warren Rice, are visit
ing In Washington,
Mrs. Belle kiser, who has been on
an extended visit To relatives in Padu-
cab. KY. and Alexandria, Va. re-
turned home Wednesday
Miss Nirg~ata Waters, OF Washing
ton. lie spending some time with her
sister. Mrs. G.. .. Miller.
Senator and Mrs. robert NJ. Ward.
who were in Richmond during the re-
cent session of the Virginia Assembly,
have returned Ia their aame here,
Mr. Ward ar.il Resume the practice OF
Law.
Rex Dr, Julian Broaddus, Of the
/ Baptist church. Berreyille. is con-
Quoting q revival. He has been as
sisted since Wednesday ny Rns. Mr.,
G8r!sad, the WeIl-known evangelist.
Mixs May Gagper is visiting feie-
tises and friends I'm Baltimore and
Washington.
Re-. j. AL. Rnbeson. rector OF the
Episcopal church at Boyee, has re-
ceived call from d church In Genr-
gia.
The program given by the pupils
uf fsosytr High School Ins pther eve
ming was most enjoyable affair.
Among those who assisted To make
the entertainments such q success
were Miss Mamie Gaunt, who sang,
and Misses jamie Moore and Sue
Dunlap, who rendered selections on
the piano.
Miss tsessie aidgewas liz visiting
friends IN Washington
AIRS. Virginia Mutton has returned
from piscit To her daughter, Mrs.
John. Il. Hoffman. Wilmington. Dei,
Miss Mary Walker. 1T Washing
ton. Is spending some tins with rei~
atives here.
Mr. Thomas p. Gamer has return
cd from an extended visit to Florida.
The friends in Winchester OF Miss
Lillian L. tinker, formerly or thfs
county. hut fer the past eight years
o graduate nurse nj Washington.
were much surprised - learn this
week Of her marriage to FIR. William
r.. IL. Dearborn. formerly Of Boston,
but now Of Washington, The mar
riage took place ia Aanna polls last
January. AIR. Dearborn and his bride
spent several days with the hEiI&e's
parents, Mr.. and MIS- William Rink
eg. al opeauoH, this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-26
Stony Creek

Especial to The Richmond Nirginlan9
STONY CREEK, VA. Mareh 2e.--
Special Easter service viii be helu al
ttaa Methodist church here next sun
day.
The efforts being made to nulld
Baptist church at this place - meet
ing with great success.
Rax.-Ar- White Of Jarratts, Will
be pastor of the church.
Mr.. Joseph jackson Ia quite SICK al
his home near town.
Paul Mayes. popular clerk OF Fest
& Houser. has accepted similar po-
sition with the Camp Manufacturing
Company in ninwiddie.
MIR. Walter Sparklin, of Peters
burg. and Rev Dr. Rawlings. of Rich
mond, were here Sunday and Mon
day in interest of the worldwide Lay
mems Missionary Movement. In re-
spouse to their appeals for financial
aid. the Sussex Methodist circuit con-
trihuted $500,
Mrs. DR. Siade, of the courthouse.
is visiting in Norfolk
Miss Daisy Mitchell who was ope-
rated on for appendicitis at Virginia
Hospital. Richmond. has returned
home much improved
DR. Tom Jarratt of Richmond. is
stopping at his fathers and putting
In his vacation fishing.