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The Washington times., 1910-07-21
BUILDING TRADES
WORKMEN TO CONFER
Differences Growing Out of
Carpenters Strike May
Be Adjusted.

an effort will be made tonight 20 I'D
Just the differences between the Anal
gamated Society Of Carpenters and Join
ers Of Washington ans the building
trades department OF the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, al a meeting OF the
BufsStnE Trades Council
IT, trouble between the two bodies
arose more than a week ago. when the
amalgamated society ignored the ulti-
matum that it's members must withdraw
from Jobs formerly beld By the striking
members Of the Brotherhood Of Car
renters
The amalgamated society, in defyiug
he trades department, declared that the
latter had no authority 20 issue such a
command, ana regarding its suspension
from Central Labor Union 10 declared
that the latter OversteDped its author
ity-
According 10 expressions today Of
members OF The amalgamated society
anC the trades department IL IS con-
sidered likely the differences viii be
satisfactorily patched up In that event,
steps will be taken toward reinstatement
of the society TO membership Ia -he
Central Labor Union
The Washington times., 1910-07-21
GET THE HABIT

The Saturday issue of The
Times has o1-ths-niaute news
Of the real estate world. Get
the habit CT reading Il.
The Washington times., 1910-07-21
Machine Famous in the West
Will Be Driven by Wal
ter Donnelly.
DRIVER AND AUTO
RECORD BREAKERS
Distinctive Grouping of Manufac
turers Is Expected at Open
ing of Contest.

Following the announcement that the
Cino car, which has been making a
reputation in the West. had been entered
in the 8Iunsey Historic Tour by Har-
berer & Co, the manufacturers, word
now comes that the firm has selected
Walter DonneIly- the winner Of the Los
Angeles-CoronadC Endurance Run, TO
plot the machine
Great interest has been aroused IN the
East among both private owners and
makers and agents in regard 10 the
CiaO car, which has been pushed vigor-
Ously by its manufacturers and which
has made good whenever it has been
placed on trial
The last great test 10 which the ma
chine was put was the recent GIidden
tour, when The car made the entire trip
under its own power and without any
assistance from any one else on the
road This was a tremendous success
for the CinO car in that run where so
many crews had to use the block and
tackle on their machines.
DonneIly Successful
DonnelIy piloted the car through that
endurance test and there was no trouble
at all with any OF the vital parts. such
as motor, transmission and clutch
The CinO people claim for their car a
great tire record their machine coming
through the entire Gfidden tour with the
original Cincinnati air in the front tires
The car also averaged on that trip.
which was an exceptionally hard one,
Il SIS miles 10 the gallon Of gasolene-
Walter DonneIly is widely known
throughout the West for his brilliant
performance in the Los Anseles-Coro-
nadO endurance run. when he came
through with a perfect score Of IOo5.
lie has taken part in many other
events since then, and is known as a
brainy, careful driver who knows how
10 pilot a good machine successfully
His introduction into the contesting
class in the East on the MUnsey His
fast company, and he viii have an ex-
ceIIent chance to show his mettle-
Suited To Road Work
The entrants Of the Cino car declare
that their machine is especially suited
10 road work, and has been a great
success during the present season Thsy
look forward to the Auusey Historic
Tour as an opportunity TO demonstrate
the value and capacity Of their car IN
competition with the famous makes
which have already been entered in the
Munsey. Historic Tour
This event has already brought to-
gether some Of the leaders in the world
OF automobile manufacture, and be
fore the lists close on August next
there is no doubt that one Of the most
representative groupings Of automobile
reliability contestants viii have been
lined up.
Great interest IS manifested as 10 how
the emo car viii behave Its excellent
reputation and the fact that il is driven
by one Of the best men in the business
make its friends and supporters conf
dent that after the technical committee
gets through its work the car viii be
found among the leaders.
The Washington times., 1910-07-21
WOULD ENJOIN SALE
OF CONCRETE STOCK

FREDERICK Nd, July d - A oil
has been fled here by DR.. George You
tree, a stakeholder in the District Con
crete Company 10 restrain Dr. = j..
Fahrney and Frank l. Stouer from sell
ing a block Of 2GzD shares Of the COM
pany's stock
DR. ToUtree alleges that the stock was
given 20 Dr. Fahrney in return for mis-
allowing the use OF his name in fnsnc-
ing the company
The Washington times., 1910-07-21

Some are all SIX. others yrrn-
dyed tsGetas-
sizes FOR men and p 9nen both
EIaCE only IN The lot
Have princess hardwood sticks
TIE flaws are 50 slight YOU would
Scarcely be able 20 detect them IN
less YOUR attention was called 70
them
The Washington times., 1910-07-21

S1I.oo Niagara Falls Excursion, July
End, Baltimore & Ohio Special train
Of standard coaches and pariOr cars
from Washington 7.45 O. N. Route via
Philadelphia and picturesque LehiEh
Valley r. r. Tickets valid for return
within fifteen days Liberal st0p-Cvers
returning Cheap side trips from Nj
agara Falls. Other excursions august
ST., 18th. September End, 18th, and 3e-h-
-sdvt
The Washington times., 1910-07-21
j F. HOGAN CHOSEN
BY DRIVERS UNION
Will Be Delegate to Convention of
TeamsterS' Brotherhood, to
Be Held in Peoria.

James r E5C--an VIII represent the
Bakery Wagon Drivers Union Of Wash
iuEtou- AZ the seventh annual convention
of the International Brotherhood Of
The Washington times., 1910-07-21
- ID Gettvsburg - Peturn-

Sunday next, July q, Pennsylvania rail-
road. Special train leaves Union Station.
Washington 80 a m, returning leaves
Gettysburg 700 p m, stopping at Camp
Grounds in each direction. See the army
manOeuvres and encampment District Of
Columbia Militia -Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-07-21

Popular sI.oo Excursion, Sunday, July
18th, Baltimore & Ohio r. r. TO Fred
erlck. keedysville. and HageTstown. from
Union station at a. m, returning, leave
HagerstOWn 8. keedysVille GA. and
Frederick 600 2. n. same day.-AdyI-
The Washington times., 1910-07-21

Teamsters. whicd viii convene in Pc
Oria. Ill. Monday. August /. next
8r- Hogan was elected delegate 20 this
convention at a meeting OF the local
union held lest night IN Pythian TEN
DIE. Thomas c. Fox was elected alter
nate.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
GOOD ROADS MEETING
 AT BuckEYE LAST NIGHT
Reference in the Call to the Report of
 Messrs. hoshe and Aeuff.

There was. or was to be, another i good roads meeting in the Buckeye
 country last night. not so much for
 the purpose of booming the good roads
 movement as to consider the attitude
 of the board of supervisors and the
 road superintendent toward that dis trict. The call for the meeting had ! probably been issued before the an-
 nouncement had been made of the purpose of the board and the superin ! tendent to proceed with road making in
 that part of the country. The call for the meeting. signed by the committee, follows:
 "A good roads meeting at Buckeye. s o'clock Saturday evening, April g, 1910.
 Many of the citizens of the Buckeye country and the members of the com- mittee who recently attempted a con ference with the members of the hoard of supervisors and the county road su- perintendent, after considering the eX- ceedingly inconsiderate and insulting manner in which we believe members of our committee were treated by the chairman of the board of supervisors and the county road superintendent, and also considering the grossly un- fair report of Messrs. Hoghe and Acuff to the board of supervisors which has been published in all the Phoenix papers, deem it the duty of every citi- zen to meet next Saturday night and arrange for presenting in a fair and unbiased manner all the facts and in formation pertaining to our road situ- ation to all of the members of the board of supervisors at their next regular monthly session, and also to set the people of Phoenix and the valley right as to our attitude"
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
THE WANDERING HABIT
 OF JOSE T0M's WIFE
She Pays No Attention At All to the
 Marriage License.

Jose Tom. in a new broad brimmed cowboy hat new black shirt and trousers and with flaming red hand kerchief about his neck. called on Jus tice Johnstone yesterday and again de manded the assistance of the law in the matter of recovering his wife. Since his marriage a couple of years ago, Jose Tom has spent half of his time getting or trying to get his wife back The other half has been equally occupied by the processes of getting drunk and sober.
 But for the last four months Jose Tom says ne has not been drunk. He dates his information from one night when he called at screen porch where an Indian girl was sleeping, he said, to inquire if she knew where his wife was. He was so insistent in his inquiry and finally so threatening that the householder Shot him. inflicting Il wound which would have been fatal to anybody but Jose Tom.
 Justice Johnstone told Jose Tom that there was nothing he could: noth- ing anybody could do. The law could not undertake to make wives come back But Jose Tom thought the court did not understand the situa- ton. He had marriage license for which he had paid $2 and what are marriage licenses for if they do not mean that wives shall live with her husband. For more than half the time since they had been married. Jose Tom said his wife had been flagrantly violating this license.
 Still the justice could do nothing. He told Jose Tom that there was only one man living who could af- ford him relief and that was not President Taft either. If Barney Alexander, the agent at Scaton, could not make Jose Toms wife come back, she would remain away.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
TERRITORIAL RALLY
 0F LADY MACCAbfES
Delegates From All Over Arizona Will
 Be Here April 27 and 28.

Maricopa Hive No. 4, Ladies of the Maccabees of the World. is making preparations for a grand rally to bt held in Phoenix April ? and 2S. Dele gates will be present from all parts of the territory to witness the exempli- fication Of the new ritualistic work
 Mrs. Helen T. Burt of Michigan has been for two days in charge of a school of instruction. All members are working earnestly for new members to be initiated at the state rally. The coming meeting promises to be not able one in Maccabee circles. The com mites in charge expect to make it also one of the finest events in the history of the city.
 Committee on General Arrangements Mrs. Almira Hayes. Mrs. Mary Har- ney. Mrs. May Belle Mohn.
 Copmittee on Reception-NIrs. Olive Cresswell. Mrs. Mary Vincil, Mrs. Rose Long. Mrs. Grace Baldwin.
 Committee on Decorations-Mrs. Ella Hill, Mrs. Grace Ferguson, Mrs. Vesta Irland.
 Committe on Entertainment-Mrs Olive Branch, Miss Anna Voltz. Mrs. Lola Emmett, Mrs Pearl Ramage.
 The program for the rally will be as follows:
 Wednesday. 2 a. m.-Greetings; music; roll call: business discussions; talks on the order
 Wednesday, ? D. m.-Exemplifica- tion: regular ritual; opening and clos ing; order of business; balloting on candidates. initiation first degree
 Wednesday, 8 D. m.-Exemplifica- ton: order of business; initiation. Sec ond degree: special ceremonies.
 Thursday. a. m.-SchOol in Meth ods; examination in laws of order; question box
 Thursday. D.. m.-Exemplifica- ton; initiation; new business; install latiOn: special ceremonies.
 Thursday. D. m.-Reception; fancy drill by guards.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE success
pr. Hubbard 10 Known Thrss3h- out the Southsssf se .
 leading Specialist n Chronic Dis-asz

He has The cux - hdence anl pauon- age Of the leading business hen uul most uInmL -nr rlI :
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
KATE WALLER BARRETT ADDRESSES MEETING TODAY
Other Meetings and Receptions During
 the Week.

Mrs Kate Waller Barrett, president of the National Florence crittenton mission and one of the most pleasing women speakers of this country, will address a meeting at the First M F.. church at o'clock this afternoon. Judge Edward Kent will preside. The musical program is under the direction of Mrs. C R. Sterling
 Other meetings and receptions dur ing the week in connection with the visit of Mrs. Barrett win be as follows
 Monday-A joint meeting of the sev- eral missionary and aid societies. to be held in the Presbyterian church at 9: 90 n. m. in charge of Mrs. Clinton Camp bell
 Tuesday-Woman's club at meeting in w. C. T. U. building at 2:15 D. m. meeting in charge of Mrs R NJ Tafel
 dnesday-Meeting of the Mothers circles in the Central school building at D m. meeting conducted by Mrs Emory Rays.
 Thursday-Reception at the Critten- ton home from to in the afternoon; the ladies of the associate board will serve and all persons who are inter ested are requested to come and meet Mrs. Barrett.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
A KNOCKER

is a man who can't see good in any person or thing. It's a habit caused by a disordered liver. If you find that you are beginning to see things through blue spectacles. treat your liver to a good cleaning out process with Bailard's Heroine. A sure cure for constipation. dyspepsia, indiges- ton, sick headache, biliousness, all liver, stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24

iZens q, h.rrxona- The Doctor is r srr.lf- uate of Harvard Medical Cole Ws. formerly member Of the Rho T-rrl and Colorado State Medical Sa.-i. ...-- ..-f United states Pension Examine ffssrE is wealth-Economy to De w- ar- you suffering from some chrunl rff...- tionr Are you weak. sick and - to perform the ordinary duti-S .. |+."
 1T so. beware of patent rn-siirI...- .1- experienced and unskill=d pl.f...a.r-
 Dr. Hubbard employs none but --fl..- .1 and scientific methOds-ha ts.- r. fH- furious drugs in removing the D. -.r..... effects Of BLOOD AND PRfgAT Uf--
 EASES from the system Sf--a1 Al. WEAKNESS. with all its baueful .r
 fects positively cured by the sst-st ana best remedies Chronic nervous bro-sf kidney, urinary. bladder and SI,-.i7l ,lls- eases treated in a strictiE up Co t8t. manner. All who have been unsure--.s- fully treated elsewhere are esp-rla .ly invited to call-ConsuitatlOn free fialrs 10 to F. to g. office and resi,i-rir. Monroe and Third Avenue Soutlsa-t corner. two blocks from center of city.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
THE CIRCUS

acrobat finds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles and joints suple. That is the reason that hundreds of them keep a bottle of Billiards Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore throat. lame back, contracted muscles. corns. hunions and all pains. Price 25c. 50c and s1OO per bottle. Sold by FL vey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24

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Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
IT Stops FHs
 M,$1 TriaIbG Bottle Given Free

For Epilepsy or falling sickness, St. Vitus Dance, Insomnia and nervous twitchings there is no better, no safer medicine than Dr. Guertin's Nerve Syrup, because it acts directly on the Nerve Center. There is no case SO bad that it won't, at least, give prompt relief. Large size bottle of l2O doses costs one dollar. Six bottles for $500.
 Try it out and if the first bottle does not help, don't do all we claim, your money will be refunded to you.
 Leading Drug Stores in Phoenix sell It with this guarantee. Your drug glst will gladly get it for you from his wholesaler on request. Don't let him talk you into something else. Remember, it cannot do you any harm, and If it fails it costs you nothing.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
NEWS WASH TIES MEMS neckweAe

Beautiful Fonr-in- Hands, the very latest New York
 tyles. and worth more than we ask for them. Come and get a look at them. They're going
 at ...........5Oc