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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Mnit ~infmbanta.

Sofu alta Iitten pppIi Natfilan pi'
tdids5d oleman Mnplan fartanon o'
mistaio tob. malttoneuipps Wl. bon
sSrencfeq IenaatiIta lupaa baubata
bijaffoin fupIeen tpttdrerfd mai
nittuun fartanoon fumlupan, &ofes
mdenioesIa fiiaitiepan. 2~irffofaaris
nimiien luobon pobioispddbdn iefd
eta bofiia life ia muui perbeenidie:
net mpos fuoltua Iaataiiiin bouoato
iamaan p%aiffaan. Gen obeaa II.
motif batiia, ettd moinitnIa luos
ooua muinoisoifoina on oIut Iefd
firffo ettd bautausmao, ioioen iddns
nDtfiG luoooua nield moi bapaita,
ia ettd bdn baIuii pubeenaoIemia
Iufubautsia norten fdDttdd Is m.
pituiien ia II liza puolen merlin le-
mpiien aliteen. Senaatti ontoi tds
bdn anomutIeen pddtDfIen piime
marrasfuun Is pnd maDntpen amos
mufIeen, fosfa aIiafirioista fdpi
ielpiae, eta bautausmaan perusta'
miiesta fpipmpfIesidoIemoue olu'
eeue ei oIut paaroa termepsboi.
toou ndbben, mutta oietti ebbotIi,
eta uuIi boutousmoo iiud tamaua
fuin &irffolain 29S ppf. Iddtdd,
mibitddn tartoitufI eenia, ettd ie pm'
pdrDioddn alfalfa ia pioetddn bous
tausmaan ppbppttd ipostaopasIa
funnosia iefd ettd bafiia ebeueentin
oIetuSten mufoan ottoa olaa gtaffi-
Ian ieurofunnon boutauSmoan fun'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fuin mpDs
ettd muinaismuistoista annettuia
m%ddrdntIid b%uoleuiiesti noubote'
tdan.
&pipmptiesIdoIenon boutous'
moan on npttemmin ytoffilon firf'
foberra, romasi &. II. GroIt iuo'
miotapitulin modrdptlestd tortoi-
tutIeenIa nibtinpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
@pbfea rsSmass 9auinlasia.

ZOE. 6 pm iltana Flo SO mdliad
iaopui eros iotilaspufuinen mics
tauppias SustaIionin fauppaan
suuIulan SprpIdsid, Idbeud mend'
ldistd faiarmia. puobisia oil mpp.
idnd ainpostaan pieni ~poifanen,
iolta mics pppIi ostaa moita. pps
jan antaesia tanaraa faappaIifin
mics rabaliPpaan, iosia oil noin
1000 mfaa raboa ietd iouffo ars
mopapereita. poifa altoi bdutaa
apua, mutta mics ebti paeta.
poliiitutfintoa on aiiaSta pibettp,
mutta tpield Ell ole rp0mdrid laatu
tiinni. - Soitatin henfiloitd on fpl.
Id pibdtettn, ( mutta nditd mastaan
ei ole iitopia tooisteita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Sem9eainem

eldmd !6dmeenlinnaeIa on b%iliaieta
ia nuftumaa. Wdbdn fdppdt ibs
INLET firfosiafin ia ietin oioitiaa
barrastufIen laimeutta. &pldbdn
firfontdpntiin maifuttaa oialta iefin
mitd field . Iaabaan funla ia mars
maan Senfi ianoo meibdnfin ieura
funnaue ia fen enfeliae: rminuaa on
finua mastaan." Sospa Iaiii meta
6enti berdttdd, ettG ndeiiimme, miss
IA fobbasIa on meisid mifa. On
fdi maailma meibin tunteutunut, on
fai fuoIemaa meisId palion, maiffa
Iuulemme oleman eldmdd. Sn Tai
bppGG luuloa, naiffa olemme pis
belidifid. palion taripitiiiimme pa
rannusta, palion n%Dprpptta, ettei eri'
purai5uus eifd mirfamaltoiiuuS iaift
mouita fesfuuoesiamme. 81 iospa
Serra tefiii meta eldmitii! 81 JOSS
pa SeeiufIen tuli ipttpiii!
Samaaaista biliaista OH tadud
mapaisIafin usfonnouiiisia piireis'
I'd ia Observation-Disclosures toiiia rpbs
mid fobtaan. TefoiumaliIuutta on
iofa paifta tdpnna ia Sumalan laps
Iiu Ianotaan oltatpan, maan Jos tu'
liIi toii fpIpmps, min barrpat taitai'
Iimat ola, iotfa Seeiusta tooeua
1euraamat. Wutta onban niitd la
lattuia ia biliaiiiu, ioisIa Serra tpo'
tddn tefee. g}iitd on iofa iuunnosia
ia piirisid.
Sbanaa diff, Jos tdnne pubaltai'i
Seneen tuulaboufIia, fen totuuoen
Sensen, iota Ell maoilma pmmarrd.
Siaoiu SeeIufien roffous ioili pb'
bistdd Sumalan lapiia ia muoooiue
annettaiiiin mdbempi armoa Siuoin
be paniiimot exempt merfitpstd Sn'
maIcn totuutiiue ia moifiwat ola
iuolana mdbdtpfIen fesfead. Intaa
foon !Serra berGtpfien puboltaa pli
toto RATTAN Suomen!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
SnruinblafH

muobostui Sooponeoeud mt. z D.,
iolloin paiftafuntaIoiIet oIoittipot
miimeiIen poImelutien Mile benfi'
IDiue, iotfo sSerro min dttid pois
futIui. Sulipalon ubrifii nimittdin
ioutui monbuS Gma Sosel ia fafii
fonionopiston oppilasto 10 nuotios
Cola 2uonnoniuu GdridmaeItd ia
Is muoiias 9iIma gbIboIm Soo'
p%ameoeltd, e~Iettpddn oinoastaon 2
muorofoutio tdmdn foubeon topob.
tumon idlfeen. = Relic 8 ATTAIN
fotoontuimot fonionopiston opetto-
iot ia oppiIoot Ioottomoon Sofia
2uonnonfuuta bdnen miimeiIeqe mot'
foueen fptipitdiddnid. Sieitd oil
ban infIpud ioupunut opistoomme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13

Ndin tpipp s. u. SetdId SeIiins
gin Sanomuin iubIonumerosIo ia
nostao, ettei pddfpipmpS ole ioti.
IosmiIioonoin iuorittomiiesto, mopn
Iiitd onto ebustunnoaa oifeutta Idds
tad Iofio iotiIosoiiamme idriestdmi'
Iestd mai Ell. Wutto ristiriita We'
ndidn ia Suomen mdIind uIothiu
poIion Iooiemmo0e.
WendIdie.iuomoIoiIen lefofonIe.
rensfn ebbotus iiidltdd, ettd Suo.
men IainIddodnnDn piiristd = il
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Smtberilaiiet

pst1mGmme &orialasla faipaonat
fipeGsti meibdn roffouben polnelufs
Tia. Se omot iieud raion tafana
foufona meiodn pbteDoestd ia ieus
rofunnauinen hpiio on aimon nail
linaista. pappi Ell ole fdpnpt beis
bGn Monan fuin anibarmoin, fosfa
he oIumat faufana to%iIistoon pit
fdin NATHAN pddsId, ga npfpddn
ei BELLA ole pappia ollenfaon fofo
glunufien lddnisfd.
Sieudfin on ibmiiiud iionfoitfiIen
eldmdn faipuuto Sumoldn ianan
loboutufIen torpetta. Siell6tin on
lopIio, iotfa foipoonot foifinpuo'
Iisto opetusto, Iefd Iufemoon ett1
firipittamoon ia fdiitDitd tefemddn,
Diff bppd tiloiluus rumeto opettos
maon fieud fdIitDitd oifuifilIe ia lap.
file. fun noiIet opot min toitomat.
iomia ettein6t oioa tebod omio
mautteitooa. Gen obeIIa ipoiiinat
he Ioooa ~ppetustofin ia n foifs
Tea moitoiiiin beitd neumoa usfon
tiele, foiiomoon roffooieen Wopobs
taonio.
Wtutta me emme fporoiua fonnos
ia tdtd ipDtd firffopmme tuuIunoin
boiotettuien lommosten fesfen. Sui'
rio noroio Ell tdbdn torfoitufieen
tormittoiIi, find Ie maoiimaton Iiior,
iofo tdbdn toimintoan moiIi rpbtpd,
eli tornitIii moutofoon Iotoo iitd
norten. Sieud ioimii fn0d toiIio
ip5niefiioitd omoIa ~oIouaon, mutto
tpDmaa on Iooia ia boioQinen la
tp6noimat oipot ndbdt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
SapSi ndfi e~niipaim1niuafpn
tielI.

ZOE. 9. pnd tunli muuan moimo
&iwiniemesid ipnnptptIenid tuIemon.
pppii miestdan %ldhtemddn niemadn
bdnta Suluun ipnnptpsloitotieen.
Wutta matfoua tulitin oifa tdptes
tpfIi ia iDnnptps tapobhli reesid.
9erme poifolopii ia diti moimat Ien.
tddn bpmin fotonaon ionnefo be
Iaipat tofoiiin fddntpd.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
3upaut.

Wf. IA pnd maipui fuolon ureen
WeriforniaIa SIonfprDn fappaIai,
fen 8. @ranqpist'painaian lesfi
GIiie GuIroipne Sranqnist, o.. I.
SIanfImdro, ldbes rs muoben iidss
ia. Wainaiaa idi Idbinnd Iuremaan
nelid poifaa ia PEI tptdr iefd iout'
TO lastenlapIio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13

tiebonbaluaan tppbpttdmddn. ytuo'
rem ipbdmenfd ldmm5ld ia innoua
oil bdn antautunut tpDb0nId. Wtufta
lpbpeen pddttpi lufufauii. 9erran
futiu Iaapui, NDprdnd tabtoi ban
Iita Ieurata. vW}itd oWot minnn
farlimpfieni Seeiutien fdrIimpsten
rinnaua" ban ianoi tusfienla tess
feud. Sa plan iai ban iiirtpd iinne,
mieid faitfi faipaus ia ben9eniano
tdpoen tppoptptien iaa.
2ello II ATTAIN Idbti idaeen iuru'
~iaatto Iiiffeeqe. iuunnaten MT Full
funia Saapameben bautauSmaaue.
Maan pomeen fdtfetiin Gma 9a'
selin maaaiiet id%dnnSfiet lasten ia
lastenlastenia iaattamana. Wafas
mia maroihafIen ianoia pulpit leu'
KAUFMAN firffoberra Wtalin ibmis'
eldmdn epdmarmuubesta, feboittaen
meta fpalmomaan ia rufoilemaan
ouatIemme malmiit nina betfenG
Serrd meitd futIuu.
Siirrpttiin toiien aipatun bauban
ddreen, iofa inliinid iulti Silma
Iblbolmin m~aaaiien lomun. 2ai'
paufie n fielet loitpat ipbdmisid. o.
liban nnori eldmd iammunut par.
huasia tufoistufiesIaan. Gmme
moineet muuta fuin nDprind tunnus'
taa tobefii II Serron lanai, iois
benfa iobboua ie%urafunnan firffos
berra pubui: rSiad minun aiatuf'
Ieni eirpdt ole teiodn aiatutIenhe ia
teibdn tienne eindt ole minun tieni."
(SeI. So: 81. &anianopiston iobta'
ia maisteri pent5in pulpit faipanf'
fen ~Ionoia opettoiien ia fomerien
puoIesta. 2auniit oIinat oaeet ne
tulemaiIuuoen fumat, iotfa maino'
jan berfdsId mielesId olimat ipntna
meet. pubtaat ia ialot foiffi bdnen
eldmGn1d tarfoitusperdt, piime ters
mehbpfIenId toimon ia l%oboutufien
Ianoia. Opettoia W~tuttonen muiss
tntti mieliin fen ibanan lapieniub>
teen SumaIaan, ionfa painaia o.
misti, ia iofa tefi bdnen eldmdnid
min maloiiaffi ia IopuiointuilnfIi
buoIimatta niistd murbeista, ioita
bdn. nuoren eIdmdnId oifana oil
Iaanut fofea. Sumalan tiet opat
ibmeeIiIet, mitta niioen ppbiana on
alma raffaus. Dlioppilas Glia
pDpbDnen omisti mpDsfin muuta'
mia ianoio miimefeIdiien fasnitars
bapppiIaania muistple. rSptipn
IapiefF" OF ban iieadn fuiiunui.
auitenfin into, iofa oil %faanut fill
mdi0d bdnen %fieluunia, tlntui fuin
diff bdn fatIelIut firftaan peben
pintaa, iota fupasti faiftea faus
nista eIdmdsId, iosfin tummot MARI
iot oIiipot Ien pli fulfeneet. 9dn oil
10 tdduG fdIittdnpt fen %moIaistufien,
iofa SeeIus'aurin9osta fap maan'
Iosten polfuia nalaiiemoan. - Sos
puff pulpit rouma SARA pDpbDnen
muistuttaen idlfeeniddneitd Seeiutien
Ianoien ioboosta: riospa tietdiIit f.
ndtin tdndpdirpdnd, mitd raubaaii
fuuluu."
2un IautufDDrin ipiimeiIet Idneleet
bdippimdt metIdn biIiaiiuuteen, pois'
tut Iuruiaatto tdstd mafamasta bou'
taiaistilaiiuubesta, ioto idtti unob.
tumattomau iidilppsmuiston ldsnd'
olemien mieliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Oulun

fappalaiientpaalisIa on pastori 8.
s. Seifel %Iaanut 3,511 ddntd, pas.
tori s. Sannufiela 1929 ddntd ia
pastori Il. Weselius 1855 ddntd.
Seurafunnan toto ddniIufu on 49,.
$50.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13

Sofia baluamat fonnattaa tdtd
altamaa pritpstd, min pppoetddn
ldbettdmddn I.s marten apuania
2otimaan t%oimitufTele, Selinfi.
2ainofatu IL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-13
Satuamtanti raitppaa YDbdioelIa.

Wiime aifoina on IieQd ouut nell
idttdfpmmentd iairasta. &ofo Ieus
rafunnan mdtilufu on ainoostaan
.ionfun merran niioettd tibotta.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

The elevation of water above the Roosevelt dam yesterday was 6l50 feet. indicating d stored supply of 2l .S09 feet At Granite Reef the noT- maj flow of the Salt and Verde riv- CTS was 22.3S2 miners inches while at the joint head the flow of the Salt was 2660 inches. on the north side 12.10o miners inches were used yesterday for irrigation purpos $, while ll.7S0 inches were used on the south side The schedule of water delivery for today follows: Arizona, eight hours to quarter section; Grand Appropriators. twelve hours: Mari copa. dry: Salt, twenty-four hours.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
FRESH
SURGERY
SUPPLIES CHEEK.

It seems as if the wonders of mod rrn surgery would never cease. and as if there were nothing that it could not dc. lt has commonly been sup posed that if man lacked cheek the lack could not be supplied. but sup plying missing cheekincss is the sur gnon's latest achievement.
 To he sure. the cheek in question was a literal instead Of mctaphnriCal cheek. but this triflmg fact scarcely lcsSens the wonder. \ man had had d chunk of cheek and upper jaw cut away. skin from the near arm was partly detached. and the free end stitched to the nose and lip. while the arm was bent over the head and kept
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08

in this position hy east The sup ply Of blood from the arm continued tn feed the skin
 Within eighteen days new blood yes sels formed between tbe skin and un- deriving tissues of the face The new skin of the cheek was no longer dependent on the blood from the arm So this skin was cut entirely free. ad the man had new check
 If this isn't bodily case of the tailor retailorcd. what is? There fave been many cases of grafting other peoples bits Of skin on skinned per son. but the cheekincss of graftiug d mans own skin on his face exceeds the most cNtravagant imaginings of a humoriSt lt Was saving his face" literally as we'll as metaph"rically- Spokane Spokesman
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
ATTENTION. CATHOLICS.

The ladies of St. Mdry's Catholic church will hold fair in O'Nciu hall Phoenix, from Dee. 12 to l6. for the purpose of raising money to help build the new church. The ladies want the Catholic men of Phoenix to aid and assist them in making this fair success. To accomplish this a meeting of the Catholic men of Phor- nix will be held in O'Ncill hall al 90 o'clock Friday night. Dee. 9. and all of the Catholic men are requested to be present and take part in the meeting.
 COMMITTEE
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
PERSON AL MENTION

The Ford hotel arriEals yesetrday included: J. F. Morrison of Tue son. W. IT. Constable of Los An gcles. Mabry Miller of Kansas City. NJ. Bauman of New York, C. K Patterson of Philadelphia. W. n. Scott of Buffalo. N Y. A F. Roth. Ed win r.. klotz. W ". SaVercooL Geo r. Edwards of san Francisco: d. A Wright and wifA Of st Louis. r.. F. Bosworth of san Francisco. solomon Lcwenberg. Fred C. Smith %: H's- ton.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
TO GIVE PueLIcITY.-Tv

TO GIVE PUBlICITY.-TWO mem- bers of the board of supervisors spent part of yesterday riding, over the north side of the valley and visiting the Central avenue bridge with a Mir. Boswell who is representing the Los Angeles Times in preparing special matter for that papers midwinter edition. Today Mir Boswell will be given similar view of the south side
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
TRINITY CHURCH GuILp-Or
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Phoenix Chapter No. s. c. r.. S-. will
 hold its annual election of officers tb| serve for the ensuing year at the rcsu-
 lar meeting tonight. The worthy grand matron. Mrs. Nellie Olney nf| Stafford. will pay her official visit t"| the Phoenix chapter at this time. Wis
 iting members are cordially invited to- attend.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
THE LAW OF COMPENSATION.

Beware the sly financial trick That's worked by mail or ticker When one man really gets rich quick A lot get poor much quicker
 Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
PHOENIX OIL %,
RALPH THOMAS, Prop. O. 1882 City Delivery. R. 499l

A dollar a drop for water That's what l pay for water found in my guaranteed chamois strained gaso- line. You furnish the can and l fur nish the, gasoline for $f7j. delivered Money back tO dissatisfied customers.
 This gasoline can be used in stoves irons, motorcycles or for cleaning the finest fabric It is absolutely free from oil or other foreign substance
 Bulk Pearl oil. also guaranteed. $125, where can is furnished.
 THE HOUSE OF JOHN D."
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
DISTRICT scHooL EXHIBITION

The residents of the Creighton dis trict will hold an old-fashioucd dis trict school entertainment on Friday evening at the school house for the benefit of the school library fund The program will include selections by gray haired performers. embracing the numbers given by the children in oth- cr days and it is expected the enter tainmcnt will be mrth- provoking.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08

IN ToWN.-Charics Rampf is in the Camp creek section.
 MARRIED.-William J. Downs and Annie Thomas were married yester- day at l1.30 by Probate Judge Phillips in his office.
 PEN PARALYSlS.-Supervisor L.. M Hoghe says he is threatened with pen paralysis. due to Overwork in signing warrants to settle county bills.
 MIR. ORME OUT-Supervisor j. P. Orme has sufficiently recovered from an attack of la grippe to be able to resume his duties at the court house and in the constitutional convention.
 BOTH FlNED.-Felix Pacheco and Jesus Drduno. who had engaged in a fight the day before were both sent to jail yesterday by Justice Johnstone, the former for ten days and the latter for five days.
 NO MEETING OF COUNClL-Ow- ing to the holding of the board of trade dinner this evening. council will not meet this evening in adjourned session but expects to get together next "Wednesday evening
 w. C. T. U. MEETING-Thc Wo- mems Temperance Christian Union will meet at W. C. r. |. hall. 221 West Monroe street, Thursday after noon at 2:l5 o'clock. The program will be led by Mrs. J. Coulter Wright The hostess will be Mrs. Avis.
 WATER RENTS PAYABLE-Bui three days more remain in which city water rentals for the month of December may be paid without pen alty. The offices will remain open on Saturday evening until @ o'clock for the benefit of the tardy ones.
 TRINITY CHURCH GUlLD-On Friday the ninth of December at the parish house from to 10 D. m.. there will be al Christmas sale which promises Co eclipse all the former efforts of these busy women. Hot supper will be served from 5.30 tn s D. m. Judging from the mcnu this will he enjoyed by all who rartakc ,f 1T
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
NEW SHRINE oFFIcERs-The

NEW SHRINE OFFTCERS-Ihe following officers were elected. ap- pointed and installed for Fl Zanbah tempe of the Mystic Shrine last night: Kirt L' Hart illustrious potentate: C. W. Wartman. chief rabban: A. E. Barn hart. assistant rabban: Shirley Christy, high priest and prophet: George A. Mintz. oriental guide; Geo. H. x. Luhrs. treasurer: J. J. Sweeney. re cordor: Frank Thomas, director; Chas. J. Rutherford. first ceremonial master; A C. Hulett. second ceremonial mas ter: Hugh F. Campbell marshall; Frank j. Graf. captain of guard: Harry Friedman. outer guard: James T. Quinn. captain of patrol: J. J. Sweeney. C. W. Vickers and w. C. Foster. repre- sentativcs to imperial council.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
INJURED IN RUNAWAY-LcRoy

McPeek. aUn cmplOyc of J. W. Doris was injured yesterday by being thrown from a cart in which he was riding with James Walker. who was driving young colt. The colt be came uumanaGeablc and upset the cart Walker escaped injury by jump ing. The accident happened on Black Canyon road and Dr. F. 1T. EcdeWill was called to dress the injuries and bring McPcck to his home in this city
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
H. A. DAVIS. JR.-He was

H. A. DAVIS, JR.-He was born yes terday morning. was Harry Austin Davis. Jr. and he is about the hand SomcSt and altogether wonderful baby who ever saw the light of day in PhOc- nix. Al least his dad says sb and so intimate relative should certainly know. Mrs. Davis and the newcomer are both doing fine. So is Mir Davis.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
SCHOOL CLOSED TooAY-out

respect to the memory of Miss Gertrude Trump. assistant in the piano depart ment of the Arizona School of Music, whose death occurred yesterday morn ing at the Sisters hospital. the school will remain closed today.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08

DlScHARGED.-J. w Moore. who was arrested on the charge of stealing electric supplies of A C. Carswell. was discharged yesterday by Justice John stone. as Mir. Carswell was not hero to present evidence for the prosccu- tion.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
CATHOLIC FAIR-The ladi

CATHOLIC FAIR-The ladies of St Mary's Catholic church will hold d fair in the O'Neill hall December l2 to l6 The purpose of the fair is to raise money for the church building fund. As many are aware. the foundation and basement of fine building planned to cost perhaps $75.000 have been in for some years. and roofed over are serving as a church. Just as soon as possible it is planned to fin ish the building. and to that end the funds are being gathered
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
A LITERARY AND SOCIAL TEA

A LITERARY AND SOCIAL TEA The Baptist ladies will meet in the lecture room of their church tomor- row at 2:30 p. m. to discuss the sec ond chapter in the home mission teXt-book Cf the united study course. Advance in the Antilles" The topic considered is "Thc progress made by Cuba under the direction of the United States" At the close of the program there will be a social hour. during which refreshments will be served. These meetings are not only open to all of the ladies of the Bap- tist church and congregation. but strangers will also be most cordially welcomed.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
OYSTER SUPPER

OT 5 E h OOPT TGH-0UIItIIIUF IEl a committee was appointed from the congregation Of the Presbyterian church to undertake the organization of a mems club That committee held a meeting last night and decided to give an oyster supper one week hence. on which occasion the club will be or ganiZed.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
GOES TO TUcSoN-F.

GOES TO TUCSON-For the pur- pose "f obtaining various data that is needed in the compilation of his re- ports. Dr. F.. S. Godfrey. territorial su perintcndent of public health. left last night for Tucson. He will return to- day and this evening will address the Tempe city council on the question of a health board for that place. The territorial law provides that each in- corporated city and town must have a board Of health. but Tempe has never complied with this provision. Dr. God frey will recommend that a board Of health be appointed immediately and a sanitary officer employed.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
MIL sPEAK ToNIGAT-Attnrnc,

II. II. Howard win deliver an address this evening before the Mems Broth herhood of Phoenix at the Christian church The subject of the address will pertain to the work of the brother hood
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
RECEPTION ToNloHT.-A

RECEPTION TONlGHT.-A recep- ton will be rendered this evening at the home of Dr. l.. n. Dameron. S04 North Fifth avenue to Rev MT Bar GUS and family. Mir Barcus being the newly appointed pastor of the Central Methodist church. There will be an informal program of music and read ingS. and refreshments will be served. Those in the receiving line will he Rev. and Mrs. J. r.. Crutchficld. Dr and Mrs. IT. A. Hughes and Rev and Mrs. BarcuS
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST
1L9se5sN rIofs s,i' 5gsein RE5J.Ep3

IAUTZ IS NOTARY-Adolph w Lautz of Phoenix. who is receiver for the Florence bank. was yesterday ap- pointed a notary public by Acting Gov crnor Young
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08

A GROWING ESS-William T. Crump had a very unusual but de- lightful experience yesterday He re- ceived a check for Sl,O39.43 in payment of eight cars of barley hay that he sold last month for MT. S w. Higley. This is the first check for over a thousand dollars that he has received since he has been in business, and he is par donably proud of it. If it were not necessary tO present it to the bank tn secure payment he says he would frame it.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08

IN TOWN.-Charics Rampf is in the city from his mining claims in the Camp creek section.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-08

NALL IS BACK-W. IT Nall the well known real estate man. has re turned from Long Beach and says hc will remain just as long as they let him" Mir. Nall took his family to Long Beach. where Mrs Nall and the rising generation of Nails will live in the future, but the head of the house has not given up Phoenix or his business here. While he cX- poets to spend a considerable part of his time in Long Beach he win continue to be a resident Of Phoenix
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-08-19
BONNY CLABBER.

Bonny clabber is an old time dish that
is worthy of revival, and is good at
any meal. Allow good unskimmed milk
to sour without disturbing it. After
about the second day, dish it out in
spoonfuls and serve with sugar and
nutmeg busted over It,
Nothing could be more delicious
than Devonshire cream served either
on berries or on the breakfast cereal.
Scald rich new milk, at least two
quarts, put in a cool place for the
cream to rise. The next day remove
the cream and serve OH fruit or cereal
Fruit omelets make pleasant
change for a breakfast dish. The fruit
may be added to the omelet and
cooked in it or served around it as a
sauce.
For hygienic reasons 1t is we'll to
have days throughout the summer
when a meal may be omitted entirely
or serve something very simple.
A favorite breakfast is composed of
rolls torn open and toasted in the
oven, then lightly buttered, to be
served with coffee and a cold cereal
in which some fresh fruit was stirred
while hot, this to be eaten with cream.
For another breakfast try whole to-
matoes that have been peeled the day
before and placed on ice, season with
salt, pepper and little sugar and eat
with thick cream and toasted bread.