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Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
1900 yearsAg0
A Knight of the Round Table" Was Made to Say He'd Be- Something Before He Would Have a Soap
 Factory Set Up In His Palace.
A Trial Package of Stuart's Charcoal
 tozerses Sent Free.

A Trial Paekane of Stuart's Charcoal | tozerses Sent Free. \ You See, Launcefot objected to the Odor. But many a human Stomach is
 as bad as Soap Factory, judging from the odors emitted therefrom. But This is All Aceidental; no one
 wants or intends to have bad breath; it's modification to ones self and an
 annoyance to ones friends.
 ] Bad and Offensive Breath comes of
 wrong conditions of the stomach; the
 different functions working at vari- ance: pulling different ways instead of | together
 But This Is Not Treatise on the ! Stomach just mere mentioning of a few resulting conditions of bad stom- ach such as Fiatulence. Inflammation. Indigestion. Sourness. etc, all of which tend to produce bad breath. l Stuart's Charcoal Lozenees are,in evidence here-not as palliative. a makes shift, but as Remedy-a POSI- TIVE CURE. They absorb and correct the acids of the stomach and instead
 Of Fermentation taking place, destroy
 ing and wasting nutritious products.
 there is the gentle. natural action of
 digestion going on, reducing food to
 it's proper aliment,
 Which is Then Conducted in an order
 1y. natural way to the different parts
 of the body for it's sustenance. But you understand this. This is all ''coals ,to Newcastle
 And We Are Talking about another kind of coal-Stuart's willow charcoal and honey made into Lozenges. Char coal in its crude state has always been known as a remedy For Stomach Troubles. It was not used mucfr-. because it was unhandy and untidy and troublesome. But all this is changed now, and there is noth- ing so easy to take as this.
 Stuart's Charcoal loxenges are put up in a box; they are handy to carry and no trouble to take any time. Chew one up. drink a glass of water: that is all
 We All Want Healthy Stomach and a sweet, clean breath. and the very next time you have sour stomach. in digestion. bad breath, heartburn. gas tritis, belching of gas or food. A Bad Taste in the Mouth, go to the | drug store and get box of STUART'S CHARCOAL LOZENGES and try them for your trouble. Mark me. your stom- ach will soon feel better and your bad ! breath be done away with. |
 And Let Us Say, even if you have not a bad breath, take an occasional Lozenge as a preventive and corrective | of acids and stomach disorders They | are 25 cents box at the Drug Store.
 ff You Would Like to see what they | are like and what they taste like before | investing even quarter, send us your | name and. address and free sample | will be mailed to you. Address the F. | A. stuart Co. 200 Stuart Building. | Marshall. Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
What to % for q Cough

Y Here is a homemade remedy that ovcrc0mes an obstinate cough quicker than any costly medicine you could buy Any woman can easily make it in five minutes. Granulated Sugar Syrup. .l3la oz-
 Put the Pinex in a clean pint bottle and fill up with the syrup. made as follows: Take a pint of Granulated Sugar, add F pint of warm water and stir for about ? minutes. Take teaSpoOnful every one. two or three hours. It tastes pleasant-children like it.
 This simple medicine is also splendid for colds. whooping cough. bronchitis. incipient consumption. chest pains. etc.
 Pinex. as you probably know. is the most potent form of Norway White Pine Compound IL is rich in all the well known pine clements. None of the weaker pine prepara- tions compare with the real Pinex itself. Your druggist has it, or will gladly get 1t for you.
 The full pint of this effective cough syrup can be made for 54 cents. It keeps perfectly. and lasts a whole family a long time Strained honey can be used in- stead of the syfup. and makes a very. fine honey and pine tar cough syrup.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
NEW PRICE LEVEL
 BEING ESTABLISHED
Bringing Order Out of the Confusion
 Involving the Market.

New. York. Jan. 26.-The action of today's stock market represented a conclusive readjustment of the price level rather than measured recovery induced by a steady demand. The opening presented condition of violent confusion and wide gains over last nights prices. Bonds were strong. Total sales. ss,2Ss. 900. United States bonds were unchanged
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27

Department of the Interior Tinted
 States Land Office. Ph nix, Ari-
 zona.
 December s, 1909.
 A sufficient contest affidavit bav- ing been filed in this office by A. Emil SodermaE, contestant. against Homestead Entry No. 5l71, Serial OS1e5s~ made March 2, 1905. for SH NWA. SWKNEA, NEH SWK, Sec tion II, Township 5S. Range LOW, c. & $. R. Meridian, by Walter Frank lin Gray. contestee, in which it is alleged that said Walter Franklin Gray has wholly abandoned said en- try for more than one year last past, said parties are hereby noti- lied to appear. respond and offer evil dence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock am. on February IT, 1910, before the Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Phoenix, Arizona. ..
 The said contestant having, in proper affidavit, filed December {, 1909. set forth -factS which show that after due diligence personal service Of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 CHARLES E. ARNOLD, Receiver.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. Ssas: Smelling. 93h |; Santa Fe, IFS; St. Paul. 14Iss: New York Central, 119%; Pennslvania. 1327s; Reading. 157S; Southern Paci- fife. 12Sh; Union Pacific. 1s7A; Steel, s4h: Steel pfd.. 122ss. Silver, 52hc. Mexicans, 4fc.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Jan. 26.-Cattle-Market steady; 1Oc lowsr; receipts. 1s.OOO; beeves. s4.00@7.0; Texas steers. $3.75 G4s0: western steers. s4.e0@5.90; stockers and feeders. sS.o0@5.3O: cows and heifers. s2.00@5.4o; calves, s7.00q 7.25
 Sheep-Market 5@10c lower; re- ceipts. 1S.000; native. s3.90@5.S5: west ern. $3.90T5.90: yearlings. s6.60m7.75. Lambs-Native. s6.00ds.4o; western. se.oo@s.4o.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
EVERY MOTHER

is or should be worried when the lit- tie ones have cough or cold. It may lead to croup or pleurisy or pneumonia then to something more serious. Bal lard's Horehound Syrup will cure the trouble at once and prevent any com- plication.-Sold by Elvey and Hulett
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
| NIGHT N BOHEMIA
 FOR AVIATION WEEK
A SUGGESTED ATTRACTION FOR
 THAI PERIOD.
A Second and Stronger Presentation
 Last Night.

"A Night in Bohemia" was given for a second time last night. There is little to be added to the critique in yesterdays Republican. beyond the fact that the production went off more smoothly. and the whole play was better acted and the songs bet ter rendered than the night before.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-27
CONTEST NOTICE

Department of the Interior, United States Land Office. Ph nix. Ari- ZOna-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

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New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

die Weihe der Kunste" ("Consecration of
the Arts'O, which received a prize of s., 900
offered by public spirited citizen of Gin
cinnati, the judges being E. A. MacDowell
Frank Van der Stucken and Heinrich
Zollner. Since its production at the Sanger
fest the cantata has slumbered but few
days ago DR.. Elsenheimer received a letter
from the director of the Municipal Kurhaus
in Wiesbaden, Herr Ebenizer. stating that.
at the suggestion of Intendant General
Count Won Hulsen and the intendant Of the
Royal Theatre, Won Mutzenbecher, the mu-
nlclpal authorities of Wiesbaden had de-
clded to perform it at a festival concert to
be given in May OF this year in honor of
the German Emperor. The work will be
prepared for performance and conducted
by Chapelmaster Afferni, and will employ
the municipal orchestra and a chorus of
two hundred voices. The cantata closes
with a pompous setting Of "The Star
Spangled Banner"
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

+. Myron Wolf, who has been State In
surance Commissioner for eight years, is
about to resign TO saccept the vicepresi-
dency of the Pacific Surety Company, which
has just absorbed the Western Casualty
and Surety Company. Mr.@Wolf showed
his capacity just after the big fire, when
the insurance companies paid out millions
for local fire losses. He has succeeded in
having a practically new code of INSURANCE.
laws adopted in California.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Five men were selected by the Committee
OF Thirty this week 10 organize the Pan
ama-Paeihc international exposition OF 1915
In San Francisco. They are James McNab.
r. B. Hale. A. w Scott, jr., l. w. Hellman.
Jr.. and Alfred Esbers. 1t is expected that
some arrangement will be made by which
the projected San Diego exposition Will be
held after the San Francisco fair is over.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
HONOR AMERICAN COMPOSER

The German Emperor is To have an on-
portunity next May to test the quality Of
music inaoe III america" Dr. n. ]. Elsen-
heirner' now of New York, in 1899 was the
conductor or tae festival of the North
American Siingerbund, held In cincinnat,
For that festival he composed a cantata
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
NEW YORK SYMPHONY SOCIETY,"

chorus from the Musical Art Society,
Frank Damrosch, conductor, will sing the
Three Choruses" on the Debussy pro-
gramme of the Symphony Society of New
York. al The New Theatre, on Sunday. jan
uaTy q. The poems of these choruses, in
what is now archaic French, were written
by Charles, Duke of Orleans. The assist
ing soloists will be Julia Heinrich. soprano:
George Harris. tenor. and George Barrere,
first hautist of the New York Symphony
Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
Copyright by Mishkin. New York;

paid large sums. In fact, tho new District
Attorney has received no aid in prosecut-
ing the graft cases from Heney and his as
sociates.
Ex-Supervisor Gallagher. the chief wit
ness for the prosecution. has been allowed
to disappear and it is reported he has gone
TO Ireland. Thus it is probable that the
Calhoun case will be dismissed for lack Of
evidence
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
THE METROPOLITAN
Initial Production of "Germa-
fia" on Saturday afternoon.

Alberto Franchettis "Germania" will re-
cesve its first production in America at the
Metropolitan Opera House on next Satur-
day afternoon. The opera opens during the
rising Of the Germans against Napoleon.
and the chief protagonists are these same
German patriots, many OF whom are his
torical characters, such as Johann Philip
Palm and Karl Theodor Korner The opera
IS in giorification of the German national
spirit. and fifty terminates on the bat
tlefeld OF Leipsic, where Germany at last
emerged triumphant. Mr. Toscanini will.
OF course. direct. The cast will be as fol-
lows:
Giovanni Fiippo Palm. n.......... GIulio Rossi
Federico Loewe- Enrico Caruso
Carlo Worms. .Pasquale Annsto
Sflsoeono --.-.-.--.-----.-.--A Antonio Pini-Corsi
Jane ........... Christine HeItane
Lene Armuth h................ Marie Mattfeid
5eopei ----...-...--.... .Lenora sparkes
Fnstore stapps- --------------.- :Adamo Didur
Iuetnow .--------- ....--. .Paolo Wulman
's9 reoaOTo hefher' JacE sensnk s1
il Mandraino Peters Arlstide Baracchi
i Capo della PoliZia. ......-. Edoardo Missiano
Una Donna -...-.-..--..-. Florence Nlckham
Tn Giovanotto. o....-...........-.-. Rita Barillo
-'Tannhauser." with NM. Slezak and
Whitehill and Mines. Gadski and Fremstad,
will be sung tomorrow night, and on
Tuesday evening there will be a special
performance of ''Manon' in aid of the
French Hospital. In the cast will be Miss
Farrar and NM. Clement and Scott.
'Iohengrin" will be sung on Wednesday
night, when Walter Sooner will make his
first appearance of the season. Nine. Nor
dica is announced for Elsa: Miss Wick
ham will sing Ortrud. and Mr.. Jorn Lohen-
grin.
'Madama Butterfly with Miss Farrar
Thursday, and "Orfeo ed Euridice" with
Mines. Homer, Gadski, Gluck and Sparkes,
on Friday.
Nine. Nordica is announced to sing Mar
snerite in Faust on Saturday evening
Others who will sing are NM. J6rn, Gilly
and Didur.
"Czaar und Zimmermann'' will be sung at
the Thursday matinee at The New Thea
ire and Era Diavolo'' ON Friday night
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
THE PACIFIC SLOPE
Mayor McCarthy and a "Widc
Omen" T'ozcn.
ROBERT BlASS.
In "Czar und Zimmerman" at
The New Theatre.
Copyright by A. Dupont.)
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


San Francisco, Jan. 15.-President Charles
A. Day of the Board of Public Works
who is one of the largest building contrac-
tors In San Francisco. resigned his post this
week, declaring he could not serve under
Mayor Mccarthy and keep his self-respect.
The Mayor on assuming Office delivered
diatrIbe against the outgoing admins
tration, charging its officers with graft, in
efficiency and various sins of omission.
The old officials were present and had to
listen to this verbal castigation without
any chance for reply Mccarthy singled
out ex-Supervisor Henry Payot, asserting
that he had made money out of the city in
senlng 1t site for garbage incinerator
Payot really bought the property quietly it
is said, that the city should not be over
charged He is wealthy, of high reputa-
tlon and the Mayors attack is regarded
as An attempt to drive him from the Board
pointed P
McCarthys opening speech was a plain
announcement that he proposed to run
= wide open town. His remarks about the
1oIiy or harasSing Chinese and interfering
with their gambling and opium smoking
were considered sensible. as was also his
comment on restricting gambling houses
and other vice
The new Mayor believes in making San
FRANCISCO the pleasure city of the coast
and in encouraging all legitimate amuse-
mentS. 1t is evident that most of the off,
clals under the late adminstra ton will
nave 10 step down and give place to Nc
Carthy followers. Mccarthy believes in
the victor getting all the spoils in sight.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Local society and club and charity work.
ers were saddened this week by the death
of Miss Ardella Mills. the eldest daughter
OF the late William II. Mills. for many
years head of the land department Of the
Southern Pacific Company. She was an ae-
tive member of the Spinners' Club and OF
the Red Cross.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
made a great hit long before London and
New York heard her

made a great hit long before London and
New York heard her
William II. Crane had the honor Of open
ing the new Columbia Theatre this week
as he had the honor Of opening the Bald
win Theatre over thirty years ago. The
new Columbia recalls the old Baldwin in
its coZiness and its fine acoustic proper
ties.
Burlingame has been excited by the re-
turn OF Edward Cudahy the young Omaha
millionaire, whose marriage TO Miss Nora
Brewer was recently postponed indefinitely
because of his persistent i'll health. His
sudden return in apparent good health is
taken % mean that the marriage Will soon
be celebrated.
The second trial Of Patrick Calhoun
president Of the United Railroads. for al
legged bribery in connection with the troll
ley franchise. was again postponed this
week. The new District Attorney upon as
suming office found that all the evidence
taken before the grand jury was missing
and therefore he has been forced 10 go
through seven thousand pages of the tran
script OF the trial Francis j. Heney. for
iner Assistant District Attorney. who had
charge OF the first Calhoun trial. declares
that no stencgraphic record of the grand
jury evidence was made This was a direct
VOCATION or the statutes. In the District
Attorneys Office was found no record of
the results of the activities of w T Rurns
ana MS twenty-five assistants, who were
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

The second subscription series of eight
Sunday concerts of the Symphony Society
Of. New York will begin on January 30,
that being the date of the first concert of
the series. The concert of February 13 will
be a double performance OF Beethoven's s
Ninth symphony Following this, three
concerts will be devoted TO Berlioz cycle,
in which Harold in Italy" the Fantastic
Symphony" and Romeo and Juliet" will
be given.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
Benjamin Lathrop's song recital in Men
delssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon:

Benjamin Lathrop's song recital in Men
delssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon:
Early italian airs
Come raggio di SOL. ........ .Caldora d671-1Is6)
Sc tn miami sospiri. -. .Pergoesi Q7lo-1736)
Three cradle songs from early TO modern Ger
nan T,.a o,>
Wiegened. ...-................. Brahms QS33-' 90
wIegeniied d............... .Hunperdinck ds54)
French airs from 1878 to 1910
Chant de Venus dams l'opera These ;eo. .e->
Chanson du Papillon. .Campra d6GO-l74D
S,s Tntaseh ir's'e-'.- ............. Duparc dS4s)
! Early English and modern American COM
Nymphs and Shepherds. Purcell Cs5s 'es)
Pastoral. l.....................C Carey Q69o-1T43
The Forsaken Maid Smart
Loves symphony ........-..-'.'.'.... Luckstone
Laughing Song. g..........-............. .Densmore
The Adele Margulies Trio will give its
second concert of the season in Mendels-
sohn Hall on Tuesday evening, This is
the programme:
TROOP 20. No. 2. E fat major. -. Beethoven
Chopin
Trio-op. s. major. jor.................B Brahms
Ferruccio Busoni will give piano recital
in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday afternoon,
January %.
The New York Scottish Society will hold
its annual celebration in memory OF the
birth of Robert Burns in Mendelssohn Hall
on Thursday evening. The soloists will be
Miss Jessie n. MacLachlan. w. L. Cock
burn, Miss Mary Henry. John Harker and
Master Robert Young.
The third and last sonata recital for
violin and piano of the series by Mr.. and
Mrs David Names will be given at the
Stuyyesant Theatre this evening at $50
o'clock In addition to the sonatas by
Grieg, Beethoven and Cesar Franck, Mr..
and Mrs. Names will play a romance by
Leopold Damrosch. which is particularly OF
interest in connection with the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the death of DR.. Damrosch.
The following is the programme OF Fer
ruccio Busoni's piano recital in Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday afternoon. January %:
Chromatische Fantasie und Fuge. ....
Bach Busont
Choral Vorspiele. ele............... Bach Busoni
In dir ist Freude
Nun freut euch
Sonata, Op. Ill. 11..........-.......... Beethoven
Sonata, fat minor. ........-...,.... CHOPIN
Drei Fantasien. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. List
Sommernacht's Traunl, Rigoietto, Faust
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Christian Association. The associations
new 100000 building will be finished in
one year. The steel frame is already up
and the work is being carried forward ac-
lively. 1t will be one of the handsomest
OF the new fireproof buildings erected since
the fire.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Doc" Leahey, a well known theatrical
manager, was married this week to Mrs
Ernestine krelipg, rich widow, who owns
the Tivolf Opera House. Leahey was CO.
manager of the old Tivoii Opera House
with Mrs. Kreling. After a trip abroad the
couple will return and restore the old
Tivcli. This theatre is noteworthy as the
first in the country TO produce grand opera
at 80 and rs cents. Leahey has the dis
JUNCTION of having discovered Tetra zzini
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
MUSIC NOTES.

Nine. Silky Bey, mezzo-soprano, assisted
by Eugene McGrail. baryt tone, and Georgia
NJ Sulh. pianist, will give a recital in Car
negic Lyceum on Saturday evening The
programme follows:
The swan.
Hidden Love. Griep
u the Boat
Nine sidky Bey' '" 'oA
II. H. he Great Unknown -D'Hsrdelot
Mr Eugene McGraii. - Mattel
n deuE lieu. .DeIbruc4,
eohnet 5aa amour Thome
chanson FIorentine Christine
Nine. sidky Bey 0''' '''''''
Mr.. Eugene McGraiI. u"
on, oessate d piagarmi scarlatti $3.50
"a -''@ "''N Nine. sidky Bey. 'Af9iu
Duet-Allah Be With is; A. WOodforte- -Finden
Duet from Ply Buy, Bias. Din Iiaian, tai Marchetu
Aria from La Cenerentola" .--.-...--..- Rossni
It was reported in Thursdays dispatches
from Boston that Rubin GoIdnark. Of New
York. had won third prize in the annual
Psderewsh competition for musical COM
positions AS matter of fact, the compe-
tition was divided into three classes, with
only one prize in each. and TO Mr. Cold
mark was awarded that for the best conn.,
position in chamber music for his quar-
tet in A major for piano and strings Mr.
Goldmark is a nephew of Carl Goldnaark,
of Vienna.
Aischa Eiman. the Russian yiolinist, viii
make his third New York appearance with
IN week at his recital in Carnegie Hall Oh
Wednesday afternoon. when. with the as
sistance of Percy Kahn. pianist, he Will
give the following programme;
Symphony Espagnoie. oie............. Ialo
Senate ID maj or-................. Handsj
x,NIO-ie -'''''"'-' "'-''".s.-.....-. GIlek-Nilhelmt
,'.enort ...--.--E Haydn
AoZart-Aurr
I-stlasse. WienlaH Hski
falpifl Pagar4ni
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler will make her
annual Eastern concert trip the latter part
Of this month. and on Saturday afternoon,
February 5, in Carnegie Hail. the famous
American pianiste Will give her annual re-
citai. az.
The following is the programme Of Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

A Carson (Nev) saloonkeeper named
Kelly died in the Nevada state insane
asylum this week as the result of excite
ment induced by his conversion by DIR.
Yokum, a professional eXhorter, who is
conducting a temperance campaign on the
coast and who processes to have cured
many sick and crippled persons by the
laying on of hands. Kelly was so much
wrought up by Yokums appeals that he
burned all his stock of liquors and cigars
in the street at Carson. Then he became
insane and was sent to the asylum. where
his health rapidly failed.
Rolla V. Watt was elected for the thir-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Mime. Silky Bey, mezzo-soprano, assisted
by Eugene McGrail. barry tone, and Georgia
NJ Sulli. pianist, will give recital in Car
negic Lyceum on Saturday evening. The
programme follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16
At THE M4NH4TT4N.
First Performance of "Griseli-
dis" on Wednesddu.

The postponed first performance of Mas
senet's "Griselidis'' with Miss Mary Gar
den in the title role. will take place at the
Manhattan Opera House on Wednesday
evening. The cast. as heretofore an
nounced, will be as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Rolla V. Watt was elected for the thir-
teenth time this week president of the
board of directors of the Young Mems
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

The following is the programme of Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Saturday matinee, with Nine. Carmen
Melis as Mimi and John Mccormack. who
will be heard for the first times in New
York as Rudolph, the poet NM. Sam
marco, Gilbert, Huberdeau an6 Ja5dl and
Mile. Trentini complete the cast
ON Friday evening Offenbacl's ever-pop-
ular opera THE Tales Of Hoffmann'' Will
be given, with Miles. Cavalieri. Trentini
and Gentle and NM. Renaud, Lucas, Nico-
lay. Villa and Daddi in the cast.
The popular priced Saturday night bill
viii be Kerdi's Aida" In the cast will
ne Mines Mazarin and D'Alvarez NM
Zerola. Crabbe. Waller, De Grazia and
Malfatti and Mile Gentle
A special programme will be prepared for
next Sunday nights grand operate con-
cert, IN which artists of the Manhattan
Opera Company will take part.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-16

Ferruccio Busoni will give a piano recital
in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday afternoon,
January %.