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Arizona republican., 1910-01-24

Stephens, Esther Wright. Ruth Betts.
 Housing Medley of Jineling Songs. (al I've Said My Last Farewell
 N C. Seargeant (b) Come Back. {. Elizabeth Toohey (c) When the Right Little Girl
 Comes Along. g............
 .. Paul Ingles and Lois Leecraft (d) Sullivan. ... Frank Connelley (e) Rosenstein. ...... Geo. B. Pirosh 0) Take a Car.
 Miss May Foran and Pony Ballet (g) My Dream of the U. s. A.
 ....A Grand Patriotic Finale Concluding with beautiful Serpentine
 Shower and
 Hurrah for Old Glory.
 ACT II. The old Bchemian's Dream--Solo .......M Mrs. w. B. Lcecraft Indians on Broadway. ......... Esther Wright, Helen McNeil. Georgia Mintz. J. Lewis Scott. Geo. Pirosh.
 My Phoenix Girl. Leon lTolleson. assisted by Mrs. : ]. Nicholson, Ann Satterfield. Bear nice Brown. Edna Hoffman. Mar jorie Grant and Miss Mabel Hooker as the Phoenix Girl.
  Sis Hopkins-An impersoration
 5 Violet Was q Maiden Fair. Miss Mabel Hooker as Violet. and Male Sextette. George Byers. Harry Harter, Harry Johnson. Carl smith. w. l.. Carver. Ted Hirssig. Note-Public performance of violet Was a Maiden Fair" is restricted absolutely to "A Night in Bohemia by the writer and owner. T. F. Gctz. Look out for the Hinkee Dee Man Mir. Paul Renau lngles and the
 Pony Ballet Helen and Carrie McNejl, Caroline Engstrom, Karhryn osborn. Georgia Mintz. Elizabeth Toohey, Josephine Rumney. Maude Jones. Helen and Laura Swiggett. Ada Smith. Edith Stephens. Esther Wright Ruth Betts.
 Auld Lang Syne. ...-..The Company Good Night and Pleasant Dreams. Staff of "A Night in Bohemia The entire production under the
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
PERSONAL MENTION

Hotel Adams-Thomas C. Job, of Prescott: F. s. Howell, Omaha: w. F Streeter and wife and Miss Gillette, New Windham. Conn: l.. T. Graney, Los Angeles; T. R. Mara, St. Louis; c. E. Lord. Los Angeles; A. E. Datin. San Francisco: J. w. Egan. Quincy, Ill.: Mrs. J. W. Coxon and children. Atlanta. Ga: J. s. Murphy, Denver; D. c. Huntington. Fl Paso: Geo. F. Foy. Denver; C. L. Shaw, Casa Grande: H. B. Harding. Kingman; J. J. Hawkins. Prescott: l. E.. Slade and family. San Francisco; V. C. Thirli. St. Louis; Mir and Mrs. D. s. Blair. Wytheville. Va: Allen H. Rogers. New York: L. Lewkowitz. Denver: G. F. Warren. San Francisco.
 Commercial Hotel-E. F. Holden. Williams; Emmett Craddock Okla homa City; G. N. Larson. Chicago: Ner F. Landgreve. Grand Rapids.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24

to sl00 per month; .computer. coast and geodetic survey, at from $500 per annum for the Philippines and elsewhere; hydraulic engineer. water resources branch. geological survey. salaries from s12Oo to s24oO per an mum.
 On February Is also applications will be considered for the position of repairman in the weather bureau service. at s72O per year. There will be no assembling for this examina- tion.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24

Mich; Van F.. Johnson, Denver; Jo- seph Racez. James Racez. E. w. Gin ter. Denver; Max Holzer. Los An geles; J. J. Brown. E. De Ganis. Han nibal. Mo; s. Pescoy, Cananea: James Brown, Tucson: H. B. Faminon. E.. F.. Swift, J. Petrie. Sonora: J. w. Rol- lin. Ray; H l.. Allen. T. w. Perkins, Flagstaff.
 Ford Hotel-John H. Lohtieck, St. Louis: A F. Howes. Pomona. Cal; Harry Mitchell jr., city.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24

Frank Connclley Tommy JigSS, an up-to-date New
 York boy. Pau! Renau Inslcs Chas. F'rohman. an old friend of |. keene's. .--... Geo. P Driscoll Geo. Thatcher. an old-time min
 strel, who plays a servant to
 help a friend in trouble. ~
 \. (. SedrSeant Dolly Mobiles. the Sunshine of
 keene's Villa, little bit stage
 struck, but good little girl.
 ..-...-............. Dixie Washington Violet .............M Mabel Hooker 1sadore Rosenstein. Geo. P. Pirosh Mike Sullivan. conductor. T. P Getz Rag Time Liz. iz..-........ May Foran Take-a-Car Girl. May Foran Come Back Girl. ... Elizabeth Toohey
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
MUSICAL NUMBERS AND
 SPECIALTIES.

ACT.I
 Opening Chorus. My Rosy Rambler. Pony Ballet No Cake Too High. .....C Chorus I'm Awfully Strong for You. . Dixie Washington. Paul Renau Ingles
 f. Will You Join the Army of the Sweet Salvation?. ?........ Mabel Hooker. Ann Satterfield. Edna Hoffman. Bernice Brown. Marjorie Grant. Mrs. S. J. Nicholson. Imo Barnsback. Bessie Brown, May Humphries. Leon Tolleson, George Kirkland. George Byers. Carl Smith, W. l.. Carver. Jess Lipsohn, Harry Harder. Harry Johnson. Joe Petty. Abe Nicholson, Ted Herssig. and May Foran as the Bowery Girl. Wen Wander in the Bright Moon- Ladies-Aima Osborn. Esther Willis, Mildred Stacy, Alice Meyers. Beatrice Crow
 Gentlemen-John T. Creech. Edwin M. Hull. Newton F.. Levi. Clarence L. Heflin. A. Guy Alsap.
 6 The March of the Teddy Girls Helen and Carrie McNeil. Caroline Engstrom. Kathryn Osborn. Georgia Mintz. Elizabeth Toohey. Josephine Rumney. Maude Jones. Helen and Laura Swiggett Ada Smith. Edith
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
INVESTIGATING EXPRESS COM.
 PANIES.

St. Louis. Jan. 23.-Alleged discrimi- nation and overcharges on the part of express companies are to be in vestigated at a hearing tomorrow un- der the auspices of the state board of railroad and warehouse commission CTS
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
HANDBOOK 0F ELKS
 EXTRAVAGANZA co.
Cast of Characters, Musical Numbers, Specialties and Staff Organization.

Below is given the official bulletin of Phoenix Lodge No. 335. B. P. O. Elks, showing who's who in connec- tion with the big musical and speciality show to be seen tomorrow and We'd nesday nights. for the first time in all the world. by this particular cast of finished artists. incomparable musi- clans. capable committeeman and clev- CT ticket-takers at the door. In as- sembling this formidable array of tall ent the management has had in its employ a competent detective agency which has searched the town over sys- tematically. Every public office and private drawing room has been under surveillance and special officers have invaded the homes of the city and the marts of trade with equal thorough ness, seeking diligently in every out of- the-way place where genius might be hiding. It is believed that from scene-shifter to star every, role has been filled by some one who wGs born for the place and who never could have fulfilled his destiny without con- ing through on the stunt assigned "A Night in Bohemia" will be seen at the Elks' theater on the 25th and 26th r. <'i
 CAST OF CHARACTERS. Edmund Keene. a retired actor. a
 Good Elk. and a thorough Bo-
 hemian. ....J. Fred Cleaveland Dusty Rhodes. manager of a de-
 funct comedy company
 -....-.......Ge Geo. Purdy Bullard Officer Sullivan, 'One of the finest
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24

thousand employees of the four glass factories of the American Sheet and Tin Plate company signed a pledge to abstain from meat for sixty days
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
MINNEAPOLIS ORGANIZATION.

Minneapolis, Jan. 23-The first or ganized stand here against high-priced meat was taken today when more than 800 railroad employees joined in the boycott.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
GOVERNMENT Vs. TRUST.
The Meat Price investigation Begins
 at Chicago Today.

Chicago, Jan. 23-With the heads of all the big packing houses gath cred here. and the attorneys arrayed on each side, the governments inves-
Arizona republican., 1910-01-24
THE REVOLT IS APPROVED

Continued from page one)
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personal direction of the author. Tlios. P. Getz. 2956 Twenty-fourth street, San Francisco. Cal
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York, May, 7.-Tbe. brief Satur- day sessions of the stock exchanges on the'continent of Europe and in New York, further curtailed in the latter, and in Chicago by the early adjourn ment were long enough to give oppor- tunity for demonstration of financial confidence in the situation left as the result of the sudden death of the king of England. No exchanges were open in Great Britain, where of coGrse. the most direct result of the event will be felt.
 The suddenness of the event left 1t without the powerful sentimental in fluence of coming portent. The 'op- pOrtunity to be offered by the two- day interval for preparation before the re- sumption of next weeks business evi = dently had it's part in absorbing the shock.
 Allowance must be made for the part played by supporting orders by the stronger financial interests in the days advance in New York prices. With that allowance made. the market gave clear evidence that enough pressure was met ! 10 oppose that support
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
BUSY REDUCING YOUR EATg

Are fat folks enthusiastic about per forming athletic stunts when garbed in heavy wooden underclothing? No not enthusiastic. Do they subscribe readily to diet of half glass or buttermilk and toasted cracker? No-not readily. Are they happy, then. while reducing by such methods. dur ing this hot weather? No--they are not exactly happy
 Some fat relucers are happy though. during the process. but these neither exercise nor diet, They lose fatIas much as q pound a day. in many in stances-but they ,io it without miss ing single. righteous meal or flirting an unnecessary finger. These ehanci- pated ones reduce either in hot weath : CT or cold. without bother or harm to themselves. by taking quietly and secretly, and even cunningly-one bt- tie Marnlola Prescription Tablet after each meal and at bedtime.
 That's all They get their tablets Srnade after the formulh or the fam oas preseription) in large. generously filled cases at q cost of seventy-fiNe :ents the case from any drug store ar rom the makers. the Marmola Co. sii Farmer Bldg. Detroit. Mich. take one as per directions. and get as thin as they>want to be--just that way. with out causing a wrinkle or the least in- ternal fuss.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
PERSON AL MENTION

Those registered at the sHorer Adams yesterday were: Henry Weill. Buffalo; Henry A. Burtt, Jeffersonviile. md; J :. c. Forest, Prescott; J. E. Mcintyre. St. Joseph. Mo: NJ. Sheutz. San Francis co; Ralph nioom. New. York; E. L.. Gamser. Globe: c. w. Brown and wife. Kansas City; F. N. Field. Rediands; Frank M. Leland, City; Russell Free man. Section 10; II. II. Hunter City; R. w. Neighbor. San Francisco: F. T. Off. Los Angeles; J. Maxwell, Etta. Kate and Mary Maxwell: R. H. Taylor. Tucson; J. T. Murray. Denver; Mrs. R, Rasmersen: Tucson: J. T. Heins, Hayden; ". F.. Cummins. Kel- win.
 At the Ford hotel are: John Marks, Glendale: George M- Cambridge, Nor ris, Ill; w F. Gardside. Fl Paso: A w. Morris. Tucson; P. J. Kelley and wife. J. F. Kelley. Rutland. Vt; w. R. Harris, Los Angeles; Samuel Kinslow, Los Angeles; William F. Nichols. Los Angeles: P. c. Carney, Mesa; Ed. l.. Shaw. Los Angeles; Luke Short. Tue son; E. II. Conger. Buckeye; G. F. Watson, Florence: l.. Bedier. Grand Junction, Col.
 At the Commercial are: F. J. Ander- son. Los Angeles; II. A. Cartwright, Los Angeles; H. E. Overlook. Tucson; William l.. Carpenter, Salome.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
6 e ......-.-
 --T !. l. BEST SPRING TONIC

Every should take the Spring systems it. The change te produces like change bbe and required of te blood from which rhy
 nOuIshment and Sengt this particular time than 0he
 Almost feels bad the Spring Some have parti ular sickness but debiaed rundown and weak and ic systems in general of disorder This derngd condition he health due 10 weak anaeme blood the circulation infected with impurities which have diminished n0uriShn. and the body suffering from deficient blood refuse and impurities which naturally accumulate systems properly expelled Winter because those members whose ny
 perform this work of drainage do sufficient ~ from outdoor and therefore su and Su9gis le action the skin eliminating cole weather because the pores open
 These Winter accuu0nS poute the blood and largely destroy its nutve qualities ard when Spring and everything takes l and change method of living the circulation weakened that unable supply the increased demands ot hs Then se from weakness loss of appetite
 aSStude There feeling sleep nos refreshing and do not Feel able perform the ordinary duties o daily life This dSOrdered condition demands the should be which has the additional qualities of first class bOo6 purifier for health and strength the blood must De
 The heathlu botanical ingredients of which S composed and the method o combining and preparing them that they build up strengthen the body make the best of all Spring $ & S. is Natures medicine free from strong mineral mix and made entirely of the healing cleansing and extracts herbs and blrS safe and pleasant ionic for Of
 S IS only hc best Spring tonic hrt is ability and worth
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS
COLISEUM.

The new turns were well received last night. being witnessed by two crowded houses. and every one went away as they. did the first part of the week saying that the Coliseum has the best that they have had for q long time
 On Monday night the management has arranged to give the net proceeds to a benefit for the St. Luke's home This should insure crowded houses on Monday. giving the patrons 6 chance to see an excellent show and also help q good cause at the same time.
 The management has booked a very strong bill for next week consisting of Joseph Carroll in q singing. talking and dancing turn. and the Coles in q high class tumbliny and acrobatic act. also the Rebh"ls in singing. baton swinging and imitation act. All these numbers come highly recommended and should prove a very good bill for the coming week.
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Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
ONE BIG DIFFERENCE.

Heck-In my view. the partnership of marriage is precisely like q part nership in business.
 Peck-Youre away off! In busi7 ness a man sometimes gets silent partner: in marriage never.-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
(l6O ACRES)

a little over six miles west of Phoe
 nix on the Yuma roaa A nice farm house on the property. good snbstan- tiai barn. Most "f thf farm is in q one stand of alfalfa, the Balance hl grain: a go.id school alot 5far away. also q church Old water. nice rciean quarter for anyone purchasing Tor a home or investment This is certainly q good clean buy $25.OOO
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
(lO ACRES)

There are a good many good buys on the market in small tracts. hut
 not any, that will bear as close an in- spection as this we now offer It has m small. house and barn. quite few fruit trees; incest of garden soil and La good little pasture, and an all
 around good home place; only miles from Wash. and 7th avenue. You're
 for. onlysss>i,,.,. ,...-...-...'.''S S"eoo
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
MEASURING.

.JaekATnere's one good thing about sour grapes. Tom-What,s that?
 Jack--They never indnce appendici- tis.-Chieagos News.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

Get your glasses here. then you will feel better after your summers vaca- ton. Ours fit in every detail" Sv,igert Bros, F E. Adams St: Phone Red 26i1. tb
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
STOCK.

Amalgamated. es; Smelling. 77; Atchison. 1os%; St. Paul. 1S77s; New York Central, 1l9ss; Pennsylvania 131K: Beading. 15G%; Southern Pa cific, 125%; Union Pacific. 1SOas i; SIS. steel. pfd. IF. Silver. 53esc.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

Peachly She was Q dnck of a girl.
 Homer That's what She eloped with n quack doctor six months ago. Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
Some of Our Best Buys in Farms and City
 1920 ACRES)

This land is situated 10 miles west of town north of the Yuma road. This is Class ',B'- water. sis in the Glendale Loess soil. is level and bordered. as good q piece of land as there is on the market. and great barsin at. 4
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
(4O ACRES)

- Thiscas .t little oyer five miles west
 of Phoenix, north of the Yuma road. good house and harm, cottonwood trees all around the property. good stand of alfalfa and other improvements. For a forty this cer1N iainly will suit you See ns for
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
(8O ACRES)

rStuateyl 8 miles of, PfoeniS in Alfalfa and Grain. good neighborhood. class A s%ater, good soil. small house II you
 Mant. an 30 this will suit you at sl2a
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
TRY THE HOTEL ADAMS 35 LUNCH.
EASTERN STARS MOTHERS DAY

The Eastern Star lodge will hold an observance Of Mothers day this after noon at o'clock at the Masonic Tenn pie, to which the general public is in vited and requested to join in honor ing the nations mothers. Wear a white carnation or other white flower as a token of love of the mother who is in some distant city or state. or in honor of the memory of some mother who is silently sleeping in some lonely sepulchre. The following program will be rendered: Singing ......By Audience opening prayer ..... Rev. B. T. Gillett Vocal solo ........ Mrs. L. D. Cameron Address-''The Noble Women of the World" Judge P. ?. Parker Vocal solo-"Just Hold My Hand
 IonlSht ....-.... --MisS Boone Violin solo .........'.... MT. ScherZel Address-"The Mothers and Their
 Influence Upon Government. ......
 ..............J Judge J. H. Langston Reading-"Little Boy Blue. ........i
 .... .-........ :. Miss Boone Piano solo MISS Monlhon Address-"Mother" Albert D. Levine Song-'Heme Sweet Home"....
 Benedlction .......--... .....-.......
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
20 ACRES)

Do you want a nice 2b? Here It is. The soil is light, the location IS right It is near Alhambra. Glendale Eoess. Class A water and the price away down. Price Der acre. $135
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

THREE BIG LoAvEs PURE FOOD HOME MADE BREAD, g CENTS. M'kEE'S CASH STORE.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

All Grocers sell Sopade.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

as 2 genuine blood purlhcr IS universally recognized. IL builds up lhe depleted system in the true
 way, by purifying the blood and
 supplying an increased amount of nouriShmient io every portion Of thc .hQdy $. ;. $. removes all tccumuIalionS .frym tAc circula- lion, enrichtS and rurilieS the hlood and oyercomeS he unpleas- ant physical allmentS that always come with Spring. Ii ridS the body of that fired feeling, im- proves the appetite, relnvigorates every fibre and tissue of the body, and impartS healthfui energy 10 all who are rundown. The body cannot be strong and well if the blood is weak or impure, and no tonic should be used which does
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
HER AFFINITY.

Buy sopade get the hest
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
We have some very nice homes in the city to trade for country property.

We have a number Of good houses in Churchill and Bennett Addition for sale. .
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08
PRETTY GOOD EVIDENCE.

have nsesl <. S. < .:d foilr.l |; 10
 be an cScellen, hlos~l i.aritier and
 tonic. My DlOc.l -was weak and
 impure. and as result my system
 became very much rI.n .loiysa .an.l .ls- biiitated. lost twenty or more pounds in weight, had no appetite aa'l was in bad silaue. Seeir.. z. $. .. ad- vertised hee-sn x. 2, .-.-t,al arr vel pleased witl tiie Ts.l.:s ziitST. l..'iiiG it for souie littIc whil. l'Soir .i2 pounds 10 1Gl F I,rett- ccliri e,-islence Oi merit on i.ie raTt Ci S. '. t az ss tc lE- appc:itc. II iS siTise+i Ms system ;;rl,, gelcr,I Jissi;iCi nasr-cbee:i wonderfully buiit UP. and l to not hesitate to give $ $. <. tl,c o-c,lit for il. T. MARTIN
 5p Secoud St. Warren, c.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

thoroughly the circuaior you select $ your tonic this Spring Ill experience betierress and aoe rigorous before will make blood right Insist getting 5 $ S. there other " justas good
 s-- A-f THE SvyrET> SpEcrrIc co aETa
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

sopade softens Hardest Water. bs,
Arizona republican., 1910-05-08

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLAETA. 6.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-09-30

dy of the fog blowing on her. She had
had a narrow escape; but after the
first fullness of her relief there re-
turned upon her again the weight of
her responsibility. There was no slip
ping out of it now, and 1t was going
to be worse than she had imagined.
So much had come out in the last
halfhour that she felt bewildered by
1t. What Harry had let slip about
Clara alarmed her. What in the world
was Clara about? With one we'll
aimed observation she had stirred up
Harry against Kerr and against Flora
herself. And meanwhile she was run
ming after the Buffers. Twice in two
days, if Harry was not mistaken, and
she was even nearing another engage
ment.
After all her fruitless housings,
Clara had too evidently got on the
scent of something at last. How much
she knew or guessed as yet, Flora
could not be sure, but certainly. now,
she couldn't let Clara go. For that
would be turning adrift dangerous
person with a stronger motive than
ever for pursuing her quest. and the
opportunity for pursuing 1t unob-
served, out of Floras sight. Clara
was at It even now, and the only con-
ISOLATION Flora had was that Harry, at
least, would not play into her hands.
For Harry had a special secret In
terest of his own. The last ten min
utes of their interview had made that
plain. His manner, when he had de-
clared his intention of taking the
ring, had been anything but the man.
ner of a care-free lover merely con-
cerned with pleasing his lady. Then
they were all Of them racing each 9TH
err for the same thing-the thing she
held in her possession; and whether
she feared most to be felled by a
blow from Harry, or hunted far afield
by Kerr, or trapped by Clara, she
could not tell. She stood hesitating,
looking out into the obscurity of the
fog, as If she hoped to read the an
swer there. Presently she returned to
the fact that Shima was waiting to
close the door Halfway across the
hall she paused again, looking
thoughtfully down the rose-colored Wis
ia of the drawing-room. and up at the
broad black march of the stair. Vague
mysteries peered at her from every
side. Which should she fee from?
Which walk boldly up to and dispel?
She went upstairs slowly. She stood
in her dressing-room absently before
the mirror. She touched the hard,