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ron LONGER HETROTHaLS.
judge WouId Have Al ERGaEemenis Adj
NertIscd GSr SIXTY nays.

KASsGs CIrT. Sep, ~ A. 20 marriage
IN haste william o. Thomas. assignment
Judge for the October term ~ the court
said this morning that h. favored q law
20 require periodical announcements ~
each IN gagemsnt 10 wed N the newspapers
'ur SIXTY days before the wedding.
ll,- plan 10 20 demand evidence 81 the
iuruuucrments before issuing a marriage
ur"us" Judge Thomas said he would
t.fug 80 matter up az n Meeting ~ the
'Irruii Judges ~ Missouri this fall in the
nope II getting that body N recommend
'ho law - the Legislature when ~ meets
neat January.
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s-is;n-, sad Billiard ::.ns =s;,=si.

lRnatius Horn. owner Of a Hungarian
cafS in First avenue. who arrived on
Monday by tho Holland America liner
Pot.d4m had IN HE and his wife'a haggaRe
a lot Of imported wearing apparel which
they failed ~ declare. Also Mrs. Horn
carried in a pocket OF her dr"as three
IVORY billiard balls that had been passed
20 her nv her husband All their undo
clarsd goods. including the billiard balls.
we're seized.
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ONLY SG:5.SoO FROW iTTOS
seem To Br About 10000 loo the state:
Not EnouSh for Purposes ef Ne, enue.

Not Enough Tor Purposes Of Ne, enue.
ALBANY. SeTd - Secretary Of State
iuenie announced to-day that the total
roeipis Of the sutornob.Is bureau amount
% ss2so The sum may reach SEQ. 900
Tor the hat wear The bureau has issued
icenH~r to more than 81 200 owners and
20 nearly 2.CsO dealers. II is believed that
here are aboIt eo.OOO live" machines
m the State Licenses have been issued
10 abC.it 2OOOO chaureurs.
With receipts OF but s525 600 for half .
year it 10 not believed that this receipts
for 1911 will amount TO $3.50. 0oO. which
IL about half Of the annual revenue which
u was expected this new law would turn
into the State treasury. Then. again. the
cost Of administering the new law - much
hea vieT than was Anticipated
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IN. Wan suess edition Of TEE EvnSuso SuN
COO tains eli &c naaneial neWs and ne STOCK and
bend auOiatioss % TIE eiess % ths market The
sIosiEg quota ions, Including ne bid and asked
prices. win additional news matter. ere eoa-
Aiaed also 10 Ne nighg ediaoa q Tm1 EvENUo
SUn.-Aas.
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AZ IL besi New models a. our show roonA 81
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wEDSEspAY. sEPTEsnER n. 1910.
Fair to-day and Tomorrow, with slight
changes In temperature; light
variable winds.
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
NOTICE

For Over Eating ana Drinking Moth. ing on Earth cleans you out like The Tuna Bitters, naturaIly-easily. No upset, sick feeling. Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
Mining and Financial News

to 6.25; western steers, 800 to 6.S0; stockers and feeders, 3.sO to 6.75; cows and heifers, 2.S0 to 7,50; calves, 6.75 to $50.
 Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000; market steady. Light, 9.25 to 9.55; mixed, 9.25 to 9.62R; heavy, 9.25 to 9.6O; rough, 9.25 to 9.40; good to choice heavy 9.4O to 9.60; pigs, S.9O to S.95; bulk of sales, 9.45 to 9.55.
 Sheep--Receipts estimated at 300; market steady Native, 4.5O to S.25; western, 500 to S.25; yearlings, S.25 to $50. Lambs-Native, 7.75 to 9.75; western, 500 to 9.S5.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
Dire Consequences Feared as Result of Carrying
 on Great Pool
STEEL PROFESSIONS
 ADD TO DISQUIET
Bank Statement Shows Con dition of Credits as
 Unsatisfactory

NEW YORK, April 30,-The market today reflected the recurrence ot uneasl- ness over the cotton market situation and also attacked the sustaining force of the demand from the shorts, owing to the large reduction of the short inter est effected yesterday and which was the cause of the rally in prices then.
 Some sensational rumors were in cir culation regarding the action of the so' called cotton pool and the consequences which mi ght be involved in carrying the speculative position in that article, The enormous deliveries of May cotton, of which notices were filed yesterday to the extent of l75 900 bales, indicates heavy stocks.
 The tone of mercantile reviews do not serve to clear the uncertainty felt over business prospects, and the blowing out of additional stacks by iron furnaces kept attention focused on the iron trade recession.
 Reports of cancellation of orders for railroad equipment by some important western railroad system suggested a further element of depression in branch es of the iron and steel trade.
 The bank statement showed clearly the necessity the banks had been Tn' der of sealing down their credits in or der to conserve the reserve within the legal requirements.
 Bonds easy. Total sales, par value $1,37l,O ,OO0 United States 4's registered declined IS per cent on call, during the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
WITH THE FIGHTERS

Philadelphia Jack o 'Brien and Mike Schreck will clash in Cincinnati next month.
 Jack (Twin) Sullivan will box ten rounds with Al Benedict in Brooklyn on May ?.
 Matty Baldwin is willing to meet Pi- cato if the latter makes the lightweight limit
 In a recent bout in Boston Young Loughrey showed Honey Melody that it was about time for Honey to retire from the game.
 Jim Barry received $2,5OO for his end of the Langford Barry fight winch was $2S more, than Samuel got. Jim worked on guarantee while Sam fought for Q percentage ot the receipts.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
tBIsHG2P L.H. RoQ7.sl

HANKOW, China, April 3O.-The Right Rev. pr. Roots, bishop of Han kow, is besieged with cablegrams from Americans who are inquiring about friends who they fear are in the midst of the Chinese race riots. Dr. Roots has remained at his post of duty, and while the cry has gone out "Death to all foreigners!' he has so far refused to escape on either the English or American waT vessels.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, April 3O,-Cattle-Re- ceipts estimated at 300; market steady. Reeves, 5.70 to $40; Texas steers, 4.75
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
Undraped Figures at Uni versity of California
 Cannot Remain
ARE ARTISTIC BUT
 SHOCKINGLY NUDE
Many Complaints Carried to Authorities Lead to
 Their Exile

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 3O.- The eight art panels on the $40,OO0 Sather gate at the Telegraph avenue entrance to the University of California must go. The four figures of men and the four figures of women, all in bas relief and unclothed, which the sculp- tor, Earl Cummings, had placed on the pillars to illustrate the beautiful in hu- man form, will no longer be permitted to offend the fastidiOus eyes of those who think that art should be we'll tail ored when exposed to public view.
 Apollo must wear trousers.
 Mercury, beng always in training for the field day events, may wear track suit, but hereafter he will have to wear something more than the helmet on his head and the wings on his feet.
 Old Atlas may continue his strenuous job of carrying the world on his shoul- ders, but he will have to wear Overalls and jumper while at work about the university campus.
 Venus need not hide her beauty un- der the modern hat, but she will have to observe fashion in a considerably greater degree than Sculptor Cummings had planned for her at the Sather gate of the University of California. She will be compelled to wear some clothing more expensive than her native-born radiance.
 Diana and Hebe and all the rest of them, when they pose at the university gate on Telegraph avenue, must put on their skirts. They'll have. to wear skirts or boomers or something of that sort, for in their old accustomed attire they are no longer to be tolerated in Berkeley.
 Tabooed by Regents
 The regents of the University of Cali fornia have so ordered. At recent meeting a vote was taken and nude form of art was tabooed.
 The action was taken upon the hear ing of the final report of the buildings and grounds committee, this committed being composed of John A. Britton R. J. Taussig and F. W. Dohrmann. was decided, after various complaint had been made about the nudity of tn l figures, that the statuary was not il keeping with the general architecture scheme of the gate, and that, therefore it must be removed.
 Old Ajax might have defed the light ming, but it is of no use for him t defy the regents of the university, an so he cannot stay. Venus de Milo migh spread forth her arms in vain appea if she had any arms, and all the charm of the lady of Medici would be waste in an attempt to alter the stern acad emic judgment of the men who mak the university laws.
 The artists may rave and complai that this is a reflection upon their timc honored calling, but if they depende for existence on the acceptance of thes statutes at the gateway it would be jus as well for them to quit and go int the clothing business.
 Some months ago the nude figures 0 the Sather gate were the cause of ol jections, and it became habit of tt college women to avoid the Telegrap
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01

avenue entrance on that account. A band of late-returning freshmen under took to remedy the difficulty of supply ing the eight statute with rament.
 Fig Leaves Lacking
 There were no fig leaves growing on the campus of the university, but this did not deter them from their purpose, for they secured quantities of oak leaves with which they draped the figures. The incident was called to the attention of the university authorities at the time and attaches undid the work of the stu dents.
 President Wheeler's recent return from Berlin is significantly connected with the order issued yesterday, and there are some who are of the opinion that his artistic temperament under went transition while he was in the European capital.
 At any rate, the figures will be dis, placed, "because they are not in con- formity with the artistic purpose of the structire. '' The massive bronze work for the gate will be completed within a few days and it is expected that the gate will be entirely finished within the next few weeks. The panels of art which will be removed will be retained by the university and may be employed in decorating some building of less pub lie character.
 The eight statutes will be replaced by plain blocks of granite.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the ad- journed annual stockholders meeting of the Arizona Cooperative Mercantile company will be held at the grocery store of the company on Monday May ?, 1910, at O 'clock p. m. All stock holders are urged to be present. Busi- ness of importance.
 By order of the president,
 $. c. PHILLIPS,
 President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
RAILROAD INDICTED
 FOR BEING LIBERAL

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 30.- Eight indictmens were returned today against the Chicago X Alton railroad by the federal grand jury on charges of having sold second-class tickets from this city to Chicago with frst-class priv ileges.
 The indictments are based on the in terstate commerce law.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, April 3O-The metal markets showed the usual Saturday con ditions with prices practically nominal. Tin, 32.75 to 32.S5.
 Copper unsettled with lake quoted at l2.50 to l2.75; electrolytic, 12.37h to l2.5O; and casting, 1925 to 12.371a. Lead unchanged, at 4.35 to 4.40.
 Spelter weak, at 5.20 to $40.
 Iron unchanged.
 Silver, 54 l-4; Mexican dollars, A.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
CITY OF GLOBE
Notice to Merchants
 and Claimants

All persons having claims against the City of Globe for labor or supplies furnished during the month of April, are hereby notified to file the same in the office of the City Clerk not later than O o'clock, p. m., on THURSDAY, May 5th, 1910.
 By order of the Common Council.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01

Send some of the Special Mining Editions of the Silver Belt to your friends abroad. A few left at the low price of 25 cents each.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01

Johnny Kings failure to join the Cubs has given Tom Needham plenty to do behind the bat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01

Prompt relief in all cases or throat and lung trouble if you use Chamber lain $ Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take. soothing and healing in effect. Sold by all druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28
DOROTHY RUSSELL
joins DUNSMUIR
Daughter of Fair Lillian Meets
Liner at Mazatlan in AM
swer to Summons
Denial of Divorce From Wife in
Sausalito Followed by Trip
With Actress

Before Robin W. Dunsmuir left here
March "a for Peru on the Kosmos liner
Itauri he denied that there had been
any divorce between himself and his
wife and denounced as absurd the re-
port that Dorothy Russell. daughter of
the fair Lillian and one of the at
fractions at Sandy McNaughton'
Breakers, was to accompany him on his
southern trip. The liner San Juan.
winch arrived here yesterday. brings
word that Dorothy Joined the Itauri at
Mazatlan.
Dunsmuir left here without Dorothy,
but repented before the ship was out
side the heads and sent back by the
pilot the letter that took the singing
girl to Mazatlan by rail. To make sure
that the pilot would not forget to mail
the missive Dunsmuir paid Captain An
derson special delivery fee that the
skipper of the Itauri says looked like
$40
Wherever the Itauri touched after
leaving Mazatlan there was revelry
such as Central America never saw
before. At San Jose de Guatemala
Dorothy entertained the natives with. a
hula dance, which she performed on
one Of the principal streets.
During the stay of the Itauri at Co
rinto, Dunsmuir and Dorothy kept open
house on the liner Some of those who
attended few Of the functions say
that they were the breeziest that ever
happened in Nicaragua.
Mrs. Dunsmuir, who was Miss Madge
Arlington Shoobert, is living with her
mother at Sausalito. According TO
press dispatches, Lillian Russell is
quoted as the authority for the state
ment that Dunsmuir and her daughter,
Dorothy, were married April 5 in Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS S
M. II. Robbins Jr. Made Presi-
dent of Organization

M. H. Robbins Jr.. Pacific coast man
ager of the Otis elevator company is
the new president of the Merchants
association, his election taking place
at a meeting of the new board of direc-
tors held at the Palace hotel yesterday
afternoon.
The other officers elected were: Gus
tav Brenner. first vice president; r. S.
Atkins, second vice president; Byron
Mauzy. treasurer. and L M. King, sec
retary.
Prior to the meeting of the new
board the old board held its final meet
ing and received the closing reports of
the various committees. Andrew M.
Davis was given a vote of thanks for
his services. and, by unanimous con-
sent, elected an honorary member of
the association for life.
The following firms we're added TO
the membership list: -
Pacific mill and mine supply company, GimbaI
Brothers, L. P Degen betting company Osborn
tool and hardware company, Pacific Coast rubber
company. Roberts manufacturing company. Err
win NJ. Cooper Co.. r. c. Heller & Co.. Multi
graph publicit ycompany. F. NJ. Scoggin. F. F..
Wright Co.. the Scandinavia betting company
and Lesser Brothers company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28
CHILD'S PHYSICAL CARE
FIRST CONSIDERATION
Associated Charities Council
Holds Monthly Meeting

DR.. Langley Porter, DR.. Harry Horn
and DIR. Adelaide Brown spoke yester-
day before the central council of the
Associated Charities, which held its
monthly meeting and luncheon at the
ST. Francis hotel.
They discussed the physical condition
of the dependent children who come
within the Jurisdiction of the Assocf-
ated Charities. emphasizing the fact
that no child can develop into a de-
pendable citizen unless it is well,
In their work with the children under
the charge of the children's agency
they have found that between 80 and
40 per cent have adenoids. slight deaf
ness, or some defect of the teeth. and
they urged the Associated Charities to
make an especial effort to get these
children into good physical condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28
MAUDE ADAMS in
HER HIGHEST ART
Will Fulfill Ambition to Play
Shakespeare Comedy as
Never Played Before
Special Cast of 100 and Novel
Scenery for Greek Thea
ter Production

Maude Adams will realize a long
cherished ambition when she appears
at the Greek theater Monday evening,
June 6. as Rosalind in 'As You Like
It." For years it has been her desire
to present this play and enact the role
of Rosalind, as she believed the pro-
duction should be done. In CAS- You
Like It. Miss Adams long ago discov-
cred opportunities for extraordinary
effects. in lighting. Incidental music,
ingenuity of acting and original n
terpretaton in comic and dramatic
scenes. It is the famous actress de-
sire to give the audience at this re-
vtval ofsone of Shakespeare's merriest
plays a production abounding in va
riety, spontaneity. freshness of ideas
and consistency of motive.
The stage at the Greek theater will
not be revealed in its nakedness, but
instead there will be an immense grove
of trees that will completely hide the
stone. The distance from the floor to
the stage level will be taken advan-
tage of as the natural distance for the
trunks of the trees, but all that the
spectators will look down upon will
be a great mass of tree tops. AS soon
as the auditorium is flooded by the
powerful searchlight that will be di-
rected upon it from the highest point
in the theater the actors will be re-
vealed, appearing from various points
as if to nlingle wit hthe audience.
This is probably the first time, and
it is said to be the very first, that a
company numbering more than 100
players has been sent all the way from
New York to San Francisco for a single
performance. The day after the pro-
ductfon the special company will dis
band and return to New York
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28

mics declare that the temperance of
Detwiler and the possibility of the
telephone magnate's trial are respon-
sible for Hattons decision to withdraw
from the madding crowd. The original
grand jury investigation developed the
fact that the manipulators of the tele-
phone companys transactions had
found it convenient or necessary to en-
gage the services of Hatton, attorney
and personal representative of Senator
George c. Perkins.
Another faction and one whose inter-
est may be father to the suggestion,
declares that Hatton has been summoned
to Washington by Senator Perkins for
disciplining. Despite the Sterling
boys have not given over the attempt
to convince the little 'pollies" that
George c. Perkins and Frank Flint
are intensely interested in the NOM
ination of Alden Anderson for gov
ernor. They no longer attempt to deny
that Hatton is not tearing his clothing
for Anderson; nor that he told Ster-
ling Campbell to hasten back to Eu-
reka lest he find another holddown on
the job of collector of the port. How
ever, Hatton is gone mad they will have
il understood that he will be lined up
when he gets to Washington.
AND ONE MORE
And then there is still another fac
ton. Its members see red every time
Hatton's name is mentioned. The only
thing they have agreed with Hatton
upon in four years is his opposition
to Anderson. That opposition has
failed. however, to reconcile them to
him. They are of the opinion that
Hatton will not stop until he reaches
Europe and that his going is the signal
that the can" has been officially at
tached to him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28

North Coat LidCr1ek Train Of the Nortkue-earries sleeping
car pcssnssrs only OosspGn Library Bgf Car Nth barber bath
and clothes ssce. Dr0EinO roo Compartment and Open
Sezaon Sleeping Caro- A Ia carte Dining Care.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-28
Memorial Day Rate.

In effect from all points in Califor-
MIA May 2Sth, 29th and 30th, one and
one-third fare for the round trip. Tick
cts. good for return by May 81. An
opportunity for seashOre, mountain or
lake outing over the weekend HOLIDAYS
See agents Southern Pacific Ticket Of
fees Flood Building, Market Street
Ferry Depot, Third and Townsend
Streets, and Broadway and Thirteenth
Street, Oakland.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

Dr. Towards specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia is not ar unknown remedy. It has made many remarkable cures right here in Phoenix and so positive is the Bear Drug Co. of it's great superiority in curing dyspepsia. constipation. sick headache and liver trouble that it will in addition to selling it at half price. does not cure
 Sent postpaid on receipt of price. soc.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
CARNIVAL coMPANY's OPENING.

The Nat Reiss Carnival company opened its engagement in Mesa Mon day night with a blaze of lights. a blare of band and bedlam of noise
 The shows began about o'clock. and for several hours the shouts of the bankers could be heard for blocks. mingling with the music of the band and the songs of the plantation sing CTS. The snakes. the glass blowers, the ossified man, the human butterfly. and the Gay Farce girls were all mak- ing strenuous bids for public attention. The crowd of spectators was good. considering the fact that twenty
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
Masager
MISS BEEBE HELD BY
 OFFICERS AT ROOSEVELT
Will Be Brought to Mesa to Testify in
 Daley Trial.

Both Jim Daley and Miss Rhoda Beebe have been arrested:, Daley at Globe and Miss Beebe at Roosevelt. Both will be returned to Mesa pre- snmably for their preliminary examin- ation. It is not considered likely that a criminal charge will be entered against the girl. But as a witness for the territory her presence will be al- most indispensable. She was arrested al Roosevelt Monday evening. held un- der the custody of an officer yesterday, and is expected to arrive in Mesa to- day. A deputy sheriff has gone to Globe to bring Daley back to Marico- pa county for trial.
 Strenuous efforts were made by Daley's friends. it is said. to get Miss Beebe out of the country so that fin the event of Daley's arrest she could It is true that the stories which the girl has told thus far have exonerated Daley. but his friends evidently feared lest she might not be able to hold Ter ground under cross examination IL is claimed that after she went to Fisf Creek Daley's father tried to pre- vail upon her to leave the territory. Immediately thereafter she returned to Mesa. remained day or so and then went to Roosevelt. Her ultimate des- tination is supposed to have been Globe. where Daley had taken tempor- ary refuge. s e-s.
 The arrest of Daley in Globe places the stamp of truth on the recent per- sIstent rumors that he was in the vii cinity of Mesa Several people at that time claimed to have seen him. but rhe local officers were unable to To- cate him definitely.
 Neighbors of Daley state that before leaving Mesa to go to Mexico he col- iected all the money available and took it. away with him. leaving his wife. and children practically destitute He will probably be brought to Mesa today.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-19
cHANcINc TIE LocATIoN.

The Jones-Davis Furniture com pany began moving yesterday after noon from Its old location in the Chandler block to the rooms previous ly occupied by the Mesa Hardware company The firm has been packing past in anticipation of the change The moving will probably occupy the greater part of the week. The com lany will retain its location in the Chandler block as a show room for vehicles.