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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-12-16

dies Mr.. Thomas II a progreusiv.
young farmer Of Giles county ana
lives near LynnVIlle.
The out-Of-town guests we're Miss
Belaaie Benderman. Of Nashville;
Miss Eva Benderman. OF Mt. Pleas
ant; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas. OF
Lynnville; Miss Ruby TidweH, o. Pu-
lask; Miss Lillian Matthews. of Lynn
vile.
Many handsome and useful pres
ents we're received by the young coup
lie. which is test Of their populari-
ty and esteem among their friends
and acquaintances.
Miss Worden Entertalns.
Miss Mona Worden entertained in
honor OF Miss Fly. Mrs. Starnes also
entertained in her honor. Delicious
refreshments were served on both
oecasions-Greenevtlle News.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-12-16
Entertains At Bridge.

Entertalns Al Bridge.
Miss Mary Ella Fariss entertained
the Young Girls Bridge Club in a
charming manner Tuesday morning
at her home on Sixth street.
There were several additional guests
in honor Of her house guest Mr.. Ed
mond Garrett of Belle Nina, Ala.
At the close of the game delight
full lunch course was served.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-12-16

That you viii do your XMAS SHOPPING at the
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

on each side. These parkings greatly increase the beauty of city and are particularly needed in Phoenix. The expense of laying pavements is thereby reduced and as residence traffic is light there is really no necessity of fifty or siXty-fOOt street.
 In Los Angeles the commissioners spent most of their time with the coun- ty highway commissioners, who were able to give them figures on the cost of road building under all conditions The committee left Los Angeles on the train that pulled out of there at o'clock Friday afternoon.
 A story of almost indefinite length could be written about the work done by the committee and the discoveries made. All the members are more posi- tive than ever that Phoenix can be paved at small cost. While investigat- ing paving itself they investigated methods of raising money to defray the cost and an important section of the report to be drawn up on their return for Fl Paso will deal with this phase of the question
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
WEST WILL APPEAR
 IN Fl PAsO HOUSE
Closes Arrangements for Long Engage
 ment in the Texas City.

To prepare for an extended engage ment in the Happy Hour theater at Fl Paso, Willis G. West, the man who has made more Phoenix theater-go laugh than any other one comedian who ever appeared on any local stage, will leave this evening over the South ern Pacific for the Texas city. He has closed an engagement extending over a period of three months with the Fl PasO management and will open there on January ? with a stock company which West says will be the lest ever brought together in the southwest.
 When he leaves here tonight he will be accompanied by Charles T. Burns, who appeared here with West at the Majestic, and Fred Baldwin, the form CT musical director of the West Music al Comedy company. At Fl PasO he will be joined by Miss Marion ROches ter. who was ever a local favOrite. and Miss Anna Bauman, who will be his leading lady
 The Raymond Teale Stock company is now appearing in Fl PasO and closes there on the evening of December 31. He will be immediately replaced by the newly organized West company. It is predicted that Fl PasO audiences will quickly become as completely wrapped up in Vests work as a comedian. and the rest of his company. as did Phoe- nix audiences during the long engage ments of that aggregation in this city.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
LONDON POLICE
 FIGHT WITH BURGLARS
Three of the Former and One of the
 Latter Dead

London, Dec. 17.-The death roll resulting from a fight between police and burglars in a Cutler street house last night now totals four. The house was occupied by the burglars who were trying to make their may into a jewelry store when they were sur prised by the police. A lively ex- change of shots followed in which Sergeant Tucker was killed; Ser geant Bentley and Constable Choate were fatally wounded, and died in a hospital today. while one of the burg lars died in a Whitechapel bake shop late in the evening
 The occupants of the bakeshop. in- cluding several men and one woman, were arrested. They are believed to be the persons who rented the house The proprietor of the jewelry store. is Henry Harris and he said that precious stones worth s10O,OOO were in the vaults. An examination Of the premises showed that the burg lars had tunnelled beneath Harris store and within a few hours would probably have been in possession of the booty.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
FRISCO SPORTING MAN
 FATALLY WOUNDED
End of a Long Quarrel With Deputy
 Sheriff

San Francisco. Dec. 17.-As a cul- imitation of a long standing quarrel, Billy" Gallagher, a well known sporting man. and cafe owner. was shot and perhaps fatally wounded to- night by Charles Long. deputy sher- iff of san Mateo county. in Alex Greggains' saloon.
 Gallagher in company with several friends was discussing the boxing contest between Hogan and Frayne. at which he acted as official time Keeper. when the altercatiOn resulted and the shooting began.
 Long ran from the saloon after the shooting but was tracked by de- tectives and arrested an hour later Gallagher and Long had quarreled many times. Gong entered the sa- loon as Gallagher was talking and the row started. Bystanders say that Gallagher struck Long who drew a revolver and fired twice The first bullet was deflected by a wallet in Gallagher's pocket and the other entered his abdomen.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
BEATING AMERICANS
 AT THEIR OWN GAME
A British Journalist Towering" This
 Country in 3s Hours

New York. Dec. 17-Thirty- eight hours after she put in at her dock the Mauretania departed at to- night, and hoped to complete the round trip from Liverpool in F days and thus establish new worlds record
 On board was w. F. Holt, a Bri- tish journalist who came over to ''do' America for the Mail in 3S hours. Just before he left Mir. Holt revealed the meaning of his mission. or at least one of its meanings.
 You Americans set up champion ships with conditions which you frame" he said. You admire your aptness for doing things in a great hurry. even when there is no reason for it.
 Perhaps the proprietor of my paper saw in this trip a chance to set it down on record that hustlers as, the Americans are. they have no monopoly of the quality"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
ALDR|CH'S CHOICE
 0F 4 SUCCESSOR CANDIDACY OF LlPPET GIVEN
 IMPETUS. A Dinner Was Made Occasion for
 Demonstration.

Providence, R. |, Dec. 17.-The candidacy of Henry Lippett for the United States senatorship to be vol untarily relinquished by Nelson w Aldrich on March was "boomed" at a dinner here today. Senator Aldrich and his colleague. Senator George P. WetmOre, and Congressman w. r. Sheffield came from Washington to lend their support of Lippitt. who is Aldrichs announced choice for sen atOr.
 All of the republican members elect of the next general assembly were invited and 70 of the 90 accepted. Of those not present many are reck- oned as supporters of Judge l.. B. Colt who will be MT. Lippitt's chief rival before the legislature.
 Aldrich was given a hearty re- ception when he extOlled Lippitt The latter announced that he was a pro- tectionist and that he advocated government revision of transporta- tion rates.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
THE NEW LIBERAL POLICY
Now That the Elections Are Over-Another Result to Be the Lords Surrender of the Veto Power to Save King Embarrassment.

London, Dec. 17.-With the excep- ton of a few instances the new house of commons will be unchanged. If the results in the six districts yet to be de- clared repeat the declaration of last January, the old predominant parties, liberals and uniOnists, will have four members less than they had in the last house, making them exactly equal if the speaker, who is elected as union ist, is excluded. These seats have gone to the government allies, the !abOrites having added three to their numerical strength. while Redmond comes back with two followers more than he did early in the year. Both the nationalist gains were from unionists
 The standing tonight follows-Gov- ernment coalition: Liberals. 26S: labor ties, 43; nationalists. 72: independent nationalists, 10; total. 39S. Opposition: Unionists, 271
 With the elections over saner cOun- sels are prevailing and there Is no longer talk of Parnellite home rule The liberal policy is now confined to self government for Ireland subject to the control of the imperial parliament
 On the other side. responsible union ist organs admit that the government has received a mandate for a par liamentary bill which would abolish the veto power of the lords
 The general opinion is that the unionists will finally accept the bill sooner than drag the king into party aren't. This naturally would follow the lords rejection bill. for the govern ment would be compelled to ask the king for guarantees in the nature of the appointment of 500 peers t1 Outvote the uniOnists in the house of lords.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
II WAS STRENUOUS
 FOR NAVAL OFFICERS
The Old Roosevelt Physical Test Has
 Been Relaxed.

Washington. Dee. 17.-That the strenuous exercise of naval officers prescribed under the Roosevelt admin istration has failed in its purpose is the opinion of Secretary of the Navy Meyer and a general order was issued today greatly modifying the severity of the physical tests
 Under the old order every officer was required to walk fifty miles with in three days every six months. the actual walking time to be within twenty hours, or he might ride a hund- red miles on a bicycle three Consecu- tive days. the actual riding time to be within fifteen hours, or he might ride a horse ninety miles in three days.
 The bicycle and horseback ride were abandoned and simple walking test of twenty-five miles in two days es- tablished
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
THE CONSTITUTION
 IS IMPOSSIBLE.

Governor Sloan returned last night from Washington, where he went nearly a month ago on territorial business. lie was also present at the conference of governors which met at Frankfort, Ky, on Nov. 2e.
 On account of an interview regarding the constitution, Gov ernor Sloan has been made the object of abuse by the more radical newspapers and poli- ticians of this territory in his absence, but he stated last night that the only way to secure statehood is through the defeat of the constitution. Whatever may be thought of the eonstitu- ton does not alter the fact that it is an absolute bar to the ad- mission of this territory.
 On account of the Iateness of the hour of Governor Sloan's arrival, an extended interview with him could not be had last night, but in the issue of The Republican tomorrow the gov ernor will give at length his reasons why the constitution is impossible; why the issue be- fore the voters of Arizona is not the fate of the constitution, but the fate of statehood.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
ACQUITTED IN KENTUCKY
The Participants in Breathitt
 County Affair

Paris. Ky, Dec. 17.-After being out two hours the jury in the case of Hacker Combes, Jason Dealon and John Davidson. charged with the murder of John Abner returned to- night verdict of not guilty"
 \. s. Johnson. accused of attempt ing to bribe William Stidham. prose cutting witness. was dismissed short ly after the jury in the murder trial had rendered a verdict
 John Abner was shot from am bush last August in Breathitt coun- ty. The killing is supposed to have been the result of a feud and both the acquitted prisoners and the wit nesses for the prosecution are mem bers of we'll known feud clans.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
WILL CRUSH REBELLION.

Fl Paso, Dec. 11.7Santiago Hamble- ton. a merchant of Parral, Mexico brought news today that the govern ment is rapidly massing 5000 additions al troopA>in the Cerro Prieto country for the purpose of crushing the rebel lion.
 Troops stationed in Durango. Sinaloa and different points in Sonora have been ordered to the unsettled section by forced marches. Three battalions. is is reported, have left the City of Mex ico.
 The same authority estimates that the armed insurrectionists around Chi huahua number 5000. No further dis turbances have occurred at Parral but business is at a standstill.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
SPECIAL coNVocATIoN
III Grounded Report that Cabinet Was Discussing the War
 Scare

Washington. Dec. IA special meeting of the cabinet was held at the White House this afternoon. If was attended by all the nine mem bers and lasted from 3 o'clock until 6:S0. The length of the meeting gave rise to rumors that it had been called in connection with the war scare" which has been disturbing Washington for the last week
 This is denied. and it was said that the cabinet had devoted itself entire ly to unfinished routine and depart mental matters left over from yester- days session.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
MURPHY WAS GAGGED,
How Peace Was Maintained in
 Kansas City Court.

Kansas City. Dec. 17.-JOseph Mur- phy refused to refrain from talking in Municipal Judge ThOmsOn's court today, So the court had him gagged with a towel.
 Mrs. Oliver Boyd caused Murphy's arrest on the charge of attacking her. She was testifying when the prisoner said:
 She isn't telling the truth, judge"
 Silence" ordered the court.
 But Murphy would not keep quiet Finally the judge had a towel wrap ped around Murphy's head and across his mouth. When the case was dis missed the towel was removed
 I told you -" began Murphy again.
 Good night" shouted the judge Courts adjourned"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
ONLY DAYLIGHT SERVICE.
The Progress of the Winnipeg Street
 Car Strike.

Winnipeg, Dec. 17-Sixty cars were operated all afternoon by the street railway company. Windows were brok- en in several cars near the trades union hall, where the strikers had con gregated. but a squad of policemen soon quelled the disturbance. The cars were well patronized, but no attempt was made to operate them after [ o'clock tonight
 According to the company officials. 200 experienced strike breakers will reach the city tomorrow. It is also said that hundreds of applications for jobs have been received by the company. The company. it is announced, will all low the strikers until Tuesday room to return to work.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18

| agreement with some great nation tC l abide by the adjudication of an in- ternauonal arbitration court in every issue which cannot be settled by ne- 1 gouations, no matter what it involves whether honor. territory or money. we shall tave taken a long step to es- tablish as between them the same system and process of law that exists between individuals under a govern ment"
 Major General Grant, son of U. $. Grant. whose words. Let us have peace" have been closely associated with his military achievements. was one of the speakers He read a letter written by President Grant in 1879 to the Universal Peace union, in which he suggested a permanent court of arbitration, the development of which is one of the chief objects of the present conference.
 The letter said. in part: q look forward to the day when there will be courts established that shall be recognized by all nations. which will take into consideration all differences between nations and settle by arbitra- ton or decision of such courts these questions"
 International lunacy" was the way in which w. Bourke Cochran, former congressman from New York. at the banquet tonight referred to the com petition between nations of the world to outdo each other in the strength of naval equipments He said-it was keeping nations poor and was the principal cause of the high cost of living.
 Mir. Cochran expressed an opinion that an era in the history of world civilization when armaments could be safely done away with had been reached.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
CARNEGIE APPROVES
 CHAIRMAN TAWNEY
He Does Not. Believe the Whole
 Country Is Wsr-Msd.

Washington. Dec. 1.-The stand taken by Representative Tawney, chairman of the house committee on appropriations, regarding the report from the war department concerning the country's preparedness for war, brought the following letter from An drew Carnegie today:
 My Dear MT. Tawney: Tn military and naval circles the officers seem to have some fever of madness these days. May I express my admiration for the stand you are taking. Stick to it. I don't believe Woods and Dickinson's views are shared by those in authority. and surely the American people cannot be stampeded into absurd expenditures"
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
THE LOS ANGELES MEET.
Ten AViators for the Events Which
 Begin Next Saturday.

Los Angeles. Dec. 17-Ten aviatOrs have signed for flying events which will begin at DOminguez on Saturday. Two Wright aeroplanes were taken to the field today. Latham's Antoinette mOnoplane was also taken to the field and tonight with the rival biplanes is housed in the hangars which the car penters finished yesterday.
 One of the features of the coming meet will be exhibitions of man carrying kites flown by Samuel Per kins. a companion of Lieut. Gericke. in the German balloon Dusseldorf. in the flight from St. Louis tO Lake Kiskisink. Canada. several months
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
THE BATTLE
 A DOGFALL Neither Regulars Nor Insur- rectos Had Advantage IN THE AFFAIR AT OJ|NAGA
The Government Concen- trating Troops from Three States Upon Disturbed
 District in Chihuahue to Make Cleanup of Rebels.

Eagle Pass, Tex, Dec. 1.-The en- gagement at Ojinaga, between the Mexican troops and the Insurrectos re- ported last night was described by wire today as a draw.
 Nineteen government horses with saddles and sabers and four pack mules that came to this side of the river dur ing the fight are reported in the pos session of American customs officials
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
OKLAHOMA MURDER.
Wealthy Stock Raiser Assassinated
 by Unknown Man.

Guthrie. Okla, Dec. 17-Andrew Russell, wealthy stock raiser and farmer. residing two miles south of this city. was shot and killed at his home tonight by an unknown man
 A sheriffs posse is searching for the assailant
 Russell was called into the yard and few moments later his family was startled by four shots. They rushed to the door and were met by Russell. who staggered into the room and fell dead.
 The members of the family heard the murderer ride away on horse back.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
ATLANTA AVIATION.
A Baby" Curtiss Winner Over 60-
 Horsepower Aeroplsne.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 1.-The race be tween J. A. D. McCurdy. in a CO., horsepower aeroplane and James Ward in a 24-horsepower Baby Curtiss marked the close of the avia- tion meet this afternoon. Ward won on every point, remaining in the air 36 minutes II seconds. McCurdy flew 20 minutes.
 Eugene Ely came to grief when after a flight of nearly a mile to the stahdpipe. his aeroplane fell. splin- tering the propeller while about a hundred feet in the air. He landed safely.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
HOGAN THE HITTER
Fraynef Made Poor Defense
 Against Him

San Francisco. Dec. 11. Another promising lightweight loOmed on the pugilistic horizon when "One Round" Hogan. of this city was given a de cisiOn over Johnny Frayne. after twenty rounds of a one sided milling today. It was case of hard hitter against a good defense fighter. HO- gan had his man almost out at sev- eral stages of the unequal contest It was a we'll earned decision.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
RAILROAD MEN WANTED.

Fl PasO, Dec. l7.-Agents Of the Mexican X Northwestern railroad were in the city today trying to engage engineers and other trainmen to op- crate trains. owing to the threatening attitude of the insurrectos the old em- ployes refused to work and the road is tied up
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
PUT OUT FOR GOOD
Kid Gardner Took the Count For
 Eternity

Philadelphia. Dec IT, Edward (Kid) Gardner. a local lightweight died today at a hospital of injuries received last night in a bout with John Kain. Gardner. who was twenty-One, never regained conscious ness after he yves sent to the floor for the final count with a fractured skull Kain, aged twenty-two. is in the county prison. A magistrate re- fused to accept bail
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
AS GOOD AS ACQUITTED.
Jury in the Case of Mrs. Krays Fails
 to Agree.

Los Angeles. Dec. 1.-The trial of Daisy Turner Kraus, the Memphis sO- ciety woman charged with an assault with intent to kill Franklin H. Griffith of Los Angeles. a realty broker. ended in a mis-trial tonight. The jury could not agree. 9 to for acquittal. It is unlikely that she will be retried
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
FEAGLE RELEASED.
Belief That He Is Innocent of the
 Bernhardt Massacre.

Kansas City. Dec. 17.-John Feagle. charged with the murder of Mrs. Bern hardt. was released this afternoon.
 C. B. Little. the Johnson county. Kas.. prosecutor. gave an order following the receipt of a letter from Chief Zimmer of Kansas City announcing the chiefs belief in Feagle's innocence.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
"sToRK TRAIN" aAIDEO.
lt Didn't Bring Enough Babies for
 Heavenly Houston.

Houston. Dec. 17.-The "stork train" from New York. bearing fifty-three fOundlinS babies, was given a warm re- ception here. The demand for tiny folk was so strong that the quota for this city was speedily exhausted and the supply destined for san Antonio mar rOwly escaped confiscation.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
AN ITALIAN LANDSLIDE.

Naples. Dec. IA landslide at Pisclotta, in province of Salerno. to- day caused the death of four persons and the serious injury of several one house collapsed and nine were dam aged.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
AN ARIZONA POSTMASTER

Washington. Dec. 17.-(SpeciaD- A. F. Fuga has been appointed post master at Sedona, vice M. l.. Schne- bly, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Dec. 11.-FOrecast for Arizona-Fair Sunday; snow at night in the north; fair in south Monday.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE

Lot 5Ox27O in alfalfa on car line. with Broom frame cottage and screen room; north of town. Price $1750; easy payments E. E. PASCOE, 11O N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-18
10 DAY SNAP /!

Fine corner. close in, best Ioca- tion for apartment house; must sell in ten days. E. E. PAScOE, 110 North Center Street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-06

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knee or ankle length, and
shirts high neck. long or De-
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trimmed knee. Wv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-06

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blue at $3.50, one pink at. .PO
Sample Petticoats, 2-dozen lot of striped
ham petticoats with embroidered fiounce
to sell at the low price of.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-06

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