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Arizona republican., 1910-05-04

FOR RENT-3 rooms with screen: rooms nicely furnished: light house. keeping: good shade: s12.00.
 Brick house of rooms and 3 screen rooms. corner lot 150x1371z to alley: porch. fine shade. cement walk, outbuilding. city water, mod ern. Price s4250. Terms one third cash.
 acres on Tempe road, miles from town. Price sS50. Terms one third cash.
 S-room brick house; lot 55x1S7ls {; bath. gas. electric light. modern. fine shade, two blocks from car line Price $4500 Cash s1460
 OODSON & HARRIS,
 45 s. Center.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04

Go" u"f ,.,li % business friend during auri hrur- Your friend will want to ir I-.iit~. but Nour telephone call may l.s.iu d serious l"ss uf time and some tul.s uf mpnry. Besides it is always 1n anne, Ing interruption to a busy IeF-pu-
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
LINGERIE OF CREPE.

French crepe is coming into favor as a material for lingerie and bids fair tp become quite as popular as dotted swiss. and cross barred dhni- ties The crepe will bc liked by tray cIcrs because it does not have {" be ir,uad
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
PUFrED SLEEVES.

Some of the three-Puarter length sleeves have two puffs joined by q tvo-inch band of embroidery The puffs retain their shape better in lined sleeves. but lining is not advisable for sheer materials.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
Southwestern Realty Co.
 141 North Center Street.
FOR SALE.

Large lot in East Evergreen. 95x1i0; cement walks. Price, S950 for few days.
 Six-room brick house. Price. s1150 Six-room frame house; everything modern; s1600.
 Brick house. corner lot. on north side, plenty of large shade trees: S2100
 Modern brick house of rooms, in Evergreen Addition; s4:50. Building lots at all prices, from S100 up.
 HARRY E. PIERCE, 21 South First Ave. Phone, Red 9511
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
FOR SALE

Stock ranch. 1e0 acres deeded land. go acres of homesteaded land. 20 cattle. i0 horses. Broom brick house on farm of orchards. all for sl3.000. One third down.
 Choice new Stucco Broom house. with porch. $500 S30O down
 groom bungalow furnished. $500. Si00 down. Balance SlO month. s per cent interest. groom brick house. good shade: well water. Only s1SoO one half down.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

We have d first-class rooming house property with two lots, close in property that will be very valuable in q few years for business. IL is owned by d nonresident. who has commis- stoned us to sell same, and the price is right. Look it up.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
TO- TRACT.

There are great many 10-acre tracts that can be bought at prices that sound cheap. but this property is highly improved and is one of the best paying chicken ranches in the valiey-probably the best: 17.000 chicks sold at 1Oc each already this season. and 5000 eggs now setting. The property Is we'll located and the price is right
 Also have another good 10-aCrc tract, without home improvements. but in good condition and well To- cated. Price per acre. only. S160
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
S2OO
HOUSE BARGAIN.

We have choice Groom modern brick house. hardwood finished throughout. with large screen porch. excellent shade. and owner is anxious to sell and has offered the property for sale at d low cost price. You'll acknowledge you cant beat if when you see it. See us for particulars.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
Investment Bargains

Two of the largest and best prop critics we have been advertising the past week are sold. and several other investments under consideration. Take d tip and get busy on some of these good things while they last.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
SNAPS IN LOTS.

6 lots within two blocks of the Capi- toi grounds. Part cash. and price for few days only. S12OO east part of town; all in a bunch. and price for quick sale
 only ........ ..... Sl2SO . very choice lots in Capitol Addition, corners; price for both. ... $500 23 lots in Capitol Addition. all in d bunch. Price altogether.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-04
NOTICE.

THOMAS. Recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
WINNERS
AT KEYPOR7
Continued from page ID

CONTINUED from page IL
| Patterson. Special mention, Rufus
O. Walling, William Thistle, Capt.
Craig M. McKeen and DR.. D. Edgar
Roberts.
Baby Parade.
Floats-Prettiest, first, Harvey S.
Bedle; second, Walter Cottrell;
third, Amy Osborne. Most original,
first, Ralph Van Dorm; second, Bar
Der family; third, Eleanor Dey.
| Special mention, prettiest, Miss
Johnson, Birkbeck family. Special
| prize, Albert Dingwall.
Doll carriages-Prettiest first,
Ruth Haggar; second, Dorothy Rey-
nolds. Special prize, Amy A. Or
merod. Special mention, Gladys
Holmes and Leola Horner. Most
original, first, Albert Tanner; sec
ond, Muriel Croes.
Baby carriages-Prettiest first,
Elsie Walling; second, Elmer Pease.
Special mention, Majerie Walling.
| Most original, first, Rosaline Tan
ner; second, Melva Winterton.
Carriage and child-Prettiest,
first, Gladys Croes; second, Anna
May Dougherty. Special mention,
Emily Weber. Most original, Nor
rell children. Special mention
Ralph Coward.
Express wagons-Prettiest, first,
Frances Campbell; second, Gerald
Smith. Most original, first. Albert
Bedle; second, Leroy Stultz. Spe-
! cial prize, Harvey Hartman. Spe-
cial mention, Harry Pease.
Toy Observation-Disclosures, Mar
garet Gehlhans. Most original, Rob.
ert Huyler,
Bicycles-Prettiest, Maiorie Be
die. Most original, Raymond Ma
son. Special prize, Alfred Chinery,
Special mention, Willie Green.
Foreign nations-Boy's prize, F,
E. Sherman; Girls prize, Estelle
Holder.
Most comieal boy-William Voor-
bees; girl, e. Sproul.
Prettiest boy-Mellin Brand; girl,
Mildred Bedle.
FIowers-Theodore Walker, Ed
ma Holster.
Characters - Walter Curley
Maude Snyder.
Miscellaneous-George Smith and
Arlena Pierce; twins, Estella ant
Helen Apologize.
The prizes which were mostly sill
yer cups were delivered to most OF
the winners and the others can have
them by calling at Salz and Com.
pany's store. The special prize
which was donated by former sher-
if o. C. Bogardus, which vas
handsome silver loving cup, nearly
a foot high was presented to the
four children on Harvey s. Bedle'i
float.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
BANK RESOURCES SHOW
INCREASES FOR YEAR

Trenton, Aug. 4:-During the last
twelve months the net Il of
the financial institutions coming I'M
der the jurisdiction of the State
Banking Department have shown a
net increase of nearly $21, 900, 900.
A statement Just issued by Commits
sioner Vivian M. Lewis shows that
at the close of business June 80 last
the total of the trust COM
panies, savings banks and state
banks, were $350,718,033.16 The
deposits on the same date aggre-
gated $284,1 1920
The reports include returns from
eighty-three trust companies, twenty
six savings banks and nineteen state
banks. The trust companies had re-
sources a~ggregating $221,019,9 $780,
10; the savings banks $111,87O,316.-
IS and the state banks $17,S27,786.-
90. The returns from the state
banks showed a decrease in
of $1,426,470, this being due to the
fact that during the year two of this
class of institutions had ceased oper-
ating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
RED BANK DOG
CATCHER GOT
WRONG CANINE

Red Bank, August 4:-Emmett La
cey, the official dog catcher of Red
Bank, got after a dog Monday belong
ing to Richard Atkins, of Monmouth
street, and what hat dog did to Lacey
was certainly a Cheap After the
smoke cleared away (Lacey is colored,
but the word smoke does not refer to
him), the dog had bitten him seventeen
times on one hand and eight times on
the other, from actual count by the
attending physician. The dog was shot
later by order of the police depart
ment.
The dog was a large size black and
tan. When it was a pup a rope fas.
tened around its neck, got caught in
some manner and the dog was stran-
gled. Since that time it has remem-
bered the incident and would not allow
anything to be placed around its meek
without making trouble. So when the
dog catcher got after the animal and
tried to tie a rope around its neck to
lead it to the pound the dog objected,
Lacey has only been dog catcher a
little over two months. His troubles,
h%oweve< started the first day of his as
signmele to the duties Of official dog
catcher. That day he caught a dog
belonging to a colored woman in Beach
street. She wanted him to releaes the
dog, which he did when she rendered
him a dollar. When he put his hand
out for the money she swung on him
and knocked him down. The same day
he was bitten by six dogs.
The appliances used by Lacey are
several feet of stout rope and something
which resembles a crab net. He is get
ting to be quite expert and can snap
up a dog while riding a bicycle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
LATEST NEWS By DIRECT WIRE
ORGANISMS
HEAR TALL
Essen MORGAN

Ocean Grove, Aug. 4:-Mark An
drews, of Montclair, president of the
National Association of Organists yes
terday touched a responsive chord in
the hearts of the members Of that body
in annual convention here when he re-
lated 1.-The Status and Ethics of the
Organist g Profession" That part of
his address which appealed particularly
to members of the profession was as
follows:
"To speak plainly, 1 believe that the
career of an organist is not made as at
tractive to men and women of musical
ability as it should be. The prizes of
the profession are few and hard to OBJ
tain for many (and sometimes not en-
tlrely musicaD reasons. 1t is almost
impossible for an organist to make any
considerable reputation. The names of
the best organists in the world are
mere names, signifying nothing to the
man in the street. The names of oper-
attic singers, pianists and violinists are
household words. Everybody, musical
or unmusical, is familiar with the names
Of Paderewski, Schumann-Heink and
Caruso and Bispham. You might ask
the first ter people on Broadway what
they might know about thees celebra
ted persons and they would probably be
able to give you an intelligent and
perhaps critical estimate of their i'm
portance in the musical world; but 1
very much doubt whether even one of
the ten would even remember having
heard the m Of Guilmant, Eddy,
Wider, Dethier, Heinroth or Lemare.
There were papers at yesterdays
meeting by Walter s. Young, also of
Montclair and Rafael Navarro, of
Brooklyn. MI. Young dealt with "Voice
Training"
Word has been received that J.. j..
Mcclellan, organist of the Great Nor
man Tabernacle at Salt Lake. City, is
on his way here to attend the conven-
tion.
A feature of the convention was the
address yesterday morning of Tall Es-
en- Morgan, director of the summer mu-
sic festivals at Ocean Grove and the
winter festivals in Richmond, Va, and
other cities of the South. He talked
on "Volunteer Choirs."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

ord of his illustrious predecessor and
present boss and is out In the Pacific
on his way around the world.
Secretary Nagel and Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham are on their way to
Alaska, where they will try to
straighten out various tangles into
which the administrative affairs of the
territory have become involved.
Postmaster General Hitchcock re-
Gently set san for Europe, where he
will presumably study ONE of the
postal savings bank systems abroad.
Secretary of the Navy Meyer is at
the Restigouche fishing grounds. That
name has a restful sound and as the
grounds are in Canada they must be
cool.
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger is
at Seattle ana is probably denying for
the 411th time that he is going to re-
sign.
The last heard from Secretary of Ag-
riculture Wilson he was at his farm in
Iowa, and II should be explained that
"Tama Jim's" place is not a play farm.
but the real thing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

proved the appearance of some of
them.
The queens float, which to.k
part in the first parade, was n of
the most magnificent sights one
could imagine. 1t was in the form
OF a ship Of state, on wheels, and
was drawn by two white horses, led
by two attendants. The queen, who
was Miss Ola M. Conklin, and her
attendants and pages. were ar
ranged On 1t, the queen ON aNthrone
at the rear end and the others along
each side. The color scheme was
pink and white, and each young
lady was dressed in gowns of those
coiors and carried pink flowers. The
rear end and sides of the ship were
completely covered with pink flow
ers.
The line of march for each parade
had to be enlarged at the last min
ute, as the lines were too long for
the original course. A special order
was also made during the day for
extra silver spoons. which were pre-
scented to each child in the baby pa
rade by Cecil S. Ackerson, William
IN. AuuSI5Ou, r. T. AIuuSITOilS allu
Howard d. Littell. as they passed
between the grand stand and the
queens float, under the direction of
her majesty, the queen.
The Baby Parade.
The baby parade, which was one
Of the main features, was one in a
thousand, more than 1,100 tots be-
ing in line. The committee had
numbers up to 1000, but many had
to go without them. 1t was a sight
to be remembered to see the little
ones going through the mud which
was caused by the heavy shower, in
all their finery, and the great inter-
est which had been promised was
certainly displayed.
At Beach Park.
The entertainment at Beach Park
was exceptionally good, many among
the social leaders of this place.
Fully twice as many people as
could get within hearing distance
were disappointed by being too far
away to hear all OF 1t.
The queen and her attendants
held court at the beach during the
evening, occupying reserved seats at
the entertainment.
During the parade of lodge floats
Edwin Chapman, who spends the
summer here, stopped the Daughters
of Liberty float and presented them
with a handsome silver loving cup
and a large boauet of flowers.
1t can be stated that the affair, in
spite of the rain, came fully up to
the predictions, if not SURPRISING
them, and the one to whom most
credit is due is Henry SalZ, who was
chairman of the committee, and
managed the main part of the whole
affair in an untiring effort to do the
best that 1t was possible to do. He
is to be congratulated on his sue
cess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
HAPPENINGS AT THE
COUNTY SEAT
.ASBURY PARK
IS READY FOR
THE BIRDMEN
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Asbury Park, Aug. 4:-Asbury
Parks big aviation meet, to be held at
lnterlaken Park from August 10 to 20,
under the direction of the Asbury Park
Aero and Motor club, probably will
bring out the most notable gathering
of expert birdmen in the history of
aviation and is expected to surpass in
many ways the exhibitions at Los An
geles, Atlantic City and Indianapolis.
Under contract with the club the
Wright Brothers company will present
five of the best known operators of
this company's heavier than air ma
ehines-Brookins, Coffyn, tombstone,
Chapple and Roxsey.
The meet will be conducted by Col.
Mahlon r. Margerum who has made
such a success of the annual Interstate
fair at Trenton. Col. Margerum will
have full charge Of the meet. The
field in which the exhibition will be
given is a large one and arrangements
have been made to accommodate So
900 people. There will be grandstand
seats for $4,000 and parking space for
5000 automobiles. Band concerts and
special vaudeville attractions will be
given at the park each afternoon of the
meet, beginning at two o'clock.
The aeroplane operators will appear
in exhibitions each afternoon from 4
to 6 O'Clock and in addition to their
contests there will be races by dirigi-
bles and exhibitions by competent OPP
orators of this type of air craft. Tween
ty thousand dollars in prizes will be
given for records and performances Of
amateurs. Friday afternoon, August
IL, will be Governors day when Gov.
Fort and his staff will be present to
witness maneuvers by troops from the
state camp grounds at Sea Girt. On
this day a demonstration of the prac-
ticability of aeroplanes in warfare will
be given. Governor Stuart, of Penn
.sylvania and Governor Hughes, of New
York have also been invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
REPORTS SIGHTING
YACHT IN FLAMES

Atlantic City, Aug. 4:-Captain
Lambert, Of the Ward Line steam
ship Camaguey, which arrived here
yesterday from Cienfuegos, Cuba,
reported passing a small steam yacht
on fire, fourteen miles off fuckers
Light, which is twenty miles north
of Atlantic City.
Two boats were seen along side
the yahct, the after part of which
had been burned to the waters edge.
The crew was in the boats when Cap
tain Lambert signalled and offered
assistance. His offer was declined.
The commander Of the Ward liner
thought that the yacht was either
the Seneca or %Senegana, but the
Seneca is now anchored off Staten
Island. No yacht named Sene-
CANA Is known hereabouts, 80 that
the little vessel may belong to some
Atlantic City or South Jersey club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
UTILITY BOARD LACKS
AU1 HORITY TO ACT

Trenton, Aug. 4:-Upon the
ground that it Is without authority
the Board of Public Utility Commits
sioners has refused to ratify the pro-
posed agreement under which the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company I'M
dertook to operate the tunnels under
the Hudson constructed by the Penn
sylvania Tunnel and Terminal Rail-
road Company. The commission
held that while the law gave it auth
ority to approve leases 1t was not
vested with any authority to give
a similar approval to operating
agreements.
The actual effect of the decision
upon the plan for running the tun-
mel system will probably not be SER
ious. 1t will, however, lack the off,
cial sanction of the commission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
BL0ODSHED IN
HONDURAS is
NOW REPORTED
Special By United Press Wire.

Puerto Cortez, Spanish Honduras,
Aug. 4:-Fighting and revolutionary
demonstrations of a serious character,
have broken out here, the Italian flag
was torn down, and an Italian killed
after a violent uprising by a score Of
soldiers. The italian representative
has cabled his government for a war
ship to protect Italian interests. Ameri-
cans have fed to the American Consul
for protection.
The entire republic is in the grip
of the revolution, planned by Man
uel Bonilla, former president. who
vas deposed by zelaya when the lat
ter was president, of Nicaragua.
General Davilla was placed In charge
and Bonilla started his plan for a
general uprising. American inter
ests are believed in danger, as there
is a strong anti-American feeling
among the royalists. The consulate
at Ceiba is crowded with refugees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
ENJOYS FROM
MADRIz VISIT
WASHINGTON
Special bv United Press WIRE

Special bp United Press Wire
Washington, Aug. An a state
ment issued today, DR.. Sebastion
Salinas, one of the ENJOYS sent by
President Madriz, of Nicaragua, to
the United States to lay his case be-
fore the state department, defended
the Madriz administration and re-
iterated Its "Friendliness'' for the
United States.
The apparent mission of the en-
yoy is to counterfeit the impression
thai Madriz Is hostile to the United
States and they will probably ex-
press a willingness to abide by any
curse of action outlined by the
staN 2 department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
WANT MRS. LOhCWORTH
QUIT OR DENY SMOKING
Special oy United Press Wire.

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 4:-Several
chapters of the w. c. T. u, a num-
Der of women's clubs, an organ1za-
ton of social workers in conJunc-
ton with the Christian Endeavor So
ciety, are preparing a letter to be
sent to Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, to
ask her to stop smoking cigarettes
or deny the common report that she
does so
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
WASHINGTON DESERTED.
Members of the Cabinet All Over the
World.

World.
Washington is as bare of high off,
ciafs as q last years birds nest 1t is
as dead as a summer resort or a base
ball ground in midwinter.
The president is dividing his time
between Beverly and trips on the
May1ower.
The vice president is at Utica, pre-
sumably taking a Sunny Jim" inter-
est In New York state politics.
Secretary of State Knox Is at Val
ley Forge giving his forgiveness and
fatherly blessing to Philander c., Jr.,
and his bride.
Secretary Of the Treasury MacYeagh
Is at his summer home In New Hamp-
shire trying to avoid a heat surplus.
Secretary of War Dickinson Is N
~deavoring to keep up the travelling rec
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
Property Sold BY Sheriff.
= r., AyFAJL ~ r. q

New Brunswick, Aug. 4:-The
property of Marie Rasmussen, To-
Gated in Second street, Perth Am
boy. was sold by the sheriff under
foreclosure proceedings yesterday
afternoon and vas purchased by Ida
May Wheeler for $500. The de-
cree and costs amounted to ST.
113.63.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

PREPARED FOR
CELEBRATION
Special by United Press w,r..

W1VVVF Vt wv FFcoS WHN-
P~rovincetown, Mass, Aug. A.
Crowds such al never before been
seen here, even when Presidents
Roosevelt and Grant visited, are fill
ing the town today for the dedica-
ton of the Pilgrims monument to-
morrow, when President Taft will
be present. When the Mayfower ar
rives it will have difficulty making
Its way through the water because
of the great number of anchored
crafts. Tomorrow the North Allan
tic Squadron Of forty war vessels will
arrive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
REFUSED MOTION TO
QUASH INDICTMENT
Special b. Umited Prose- wsrs.

Chicago, Aug, 4:-Judge Kkersten
today overruled the motion to quash
the indictment against Lee O'Neill
Browne, democratic minority leader of
the Illinois legislature, charged with
bribery in the election of Senator Lor-
inner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
FLAKED ARM0R PLATES.

1Teatebt Nn6rfCan bAttIoshlp round
Detective.
The discovery of defective armor
plate on the North Dakota, the great
est and fastest American Dreadnought
now In commission, and indeed the
biggest one in the world, constitutes
the latest scandal in the navy. The
defect consisted In what are technical
ly known as "spalls," shown by bis
tering or taking. 1t has already been
remedied, the cost of the armor plate
affected being estimated at about $780,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
The Main Point.

81 am glad to say that bear no man
a grudge."
"But the point is this: Are you OF suf-
fcient Importance to make any man
care whether you bear him a grudge or
not3"-Chicago Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
WASHINGTON AND
TRENTON
WILL MEET IN
SPITE OF THE
GOVERNMENT
special bp United Press wbs,

Madrid, Aug. 4:-Despatches to-
day declared that thousands of Cath
olics, aggrieved at the breach be-
tween the Vatican and the Spanish
government, will gather at San Sc
bastian next Sunday at a protest
meeting, despite the prohibition of
the meeting by government officials.
1t is the general belief today that
the government made a mistake in
forbidding the demonstration. -
Catholic leaders declare that IL no
interference takes place with the big
demonstration 1t will pass off quiet
lg, but they cannot answer for the
conduct of the remonstrants If an
effort is made to suppress the mee :
flg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

Some of the news of your imme-
date neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

Any affair, or happening, or cir
cumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
abOut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

II you are not a good advertiser
you have missed your VOCATION
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04
Clash In barcelona.
HnAn1dl hu YInifed RrAna IKlrR

FRDV"F w NFFC
Barcelona, Aug. 4:-The first Sc
rious clash, as a result OF the rup-
ture between the Spanish govern
ment and the Vatican, occurred here
today between several Carlists fol
lowers of John Jaime, the %pretender,
and a group of republicans. Knives
were drawn and a fierce fight was in
progress when the police arrived.
Half a dozen were wounded, one
probably fatally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

Some of the news or your imme-
date neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-04

An anchor to windward-ap ad. In
the EVENING NEWS.