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New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. George J. Could gave a sn-.
last night at her house. IN Fifth 80
nue.. for Lady Paget. The table was a.
rated with mauve Iilacs and orchids -,
an orchestra played. Among the o.
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Stuyvesant F,,s
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence IT. Mackay. h,s,s,
and Mrs. James W. Gerard. Mr and Y..
Edmund Randolph. Colonel John 49,
AstOr. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. Rav,1s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morton. Mr and ",
Harry s. Lshr, Captain and Mrs. Phfn "
LydiS, Mrs. Richard Stevens. Miss En-.
beth Latirer. Miss Marjorie Could and -,
fance Anthony J. Drexel. jr.. DR.. Is.a,
D. Ward, Mss Angelica Brown, the ~,
Oliver Brett and Charles D Wetuore.
Miss Maria Louise Moran, dauzhts- %
Amedee Depau Moran and a sister OF Sr.,
Helen Dorothy Moran. whose engaeems1,
10 DR.. Malcolm NcBurney. son OF Dr. AZ
Mrs. Charles McBUrney. was snnoun,.1
yesterday. viii be married to Farn
Charles Hoyt in the Church Of the Tnr,-.
nation either on April IS or %
Miss Martha d. Bowers will be rnsrrjss
TO Guy Van Anlrings on March 81 a. TIA
house Of her father. John ". Bowers. No
West 21st street. On account OF the brlds',
family being in deep mourning the weIdin-
Will be very small. Mrs. Arthur CoppsI
will be her sisters only attendant;
Harold FarQuhar Hadden. jr. who is Z,
marry Miss Laura Emmett, daughter Of Mr
and Mrs Henry c. Emmett. on March -
will give his bachelor dinner at Delmonics's
on March 1s. Stephen Whitney win give
his bachelor dinner at the same place On
March 20.
DR.. Leslie D. Ward gives a dinner thls
evening at Sherry's for Lady Paget.
Mrs. Newbola lie Roy Edgar CAV.
luncheon yesterday at her home. IN Eas.
10Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
and Frederick Osborn have left town for
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish are Isar-
ing town for Washington, where they viii
stay with Hamilton Fish.
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
HengelmuIler. with their little daughtsr.
sail to-day for Europe
Sir Ernest Shackleton. who arrives from
England with Lady ShackIeton the week
after next. viii be entertained at luncheon
by the Pilgrims Society at the Lawyers
Club on Monday, March IS
Mile. Anna PavIova and Michael NopI-
kline. the Russian dancers. VIII dsure on
tho v-re--ay7y . Of fba aDre-r nj ar tla
Waldorf-Astoria on the afternoon OF March
IA which has been organized by Mrs. L Lee
Stanton. Mrs Martin Van Buren. Mrs AL
gust Heckscher and others for the hsneH-
of the Jewel Day Nursery.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
HING GUSTAV GOES TO RIVIERA

Stockholm. March S.-King Gus;aI' Wy
recently underwent an operation foS Spp'
dicitiS. started tonight for the Ri'ieI"
convalesce. He will break the IourHs.s,, =,
however. staying week in Scaaia. ana va.
then go 10 Carisruhe where the queen
staying The people waraly cheered "
King at the station
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
JAPANESE BUDGET PASSED

Toxic. March S.-The budget ror lsl II
was finally passed to-day The Hou4 ..,th
Representatives adopted the o"ase
slight amendments on February L.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

1t was unkind to call New York the most
lmpoutc city on earth after the trouble II
took TO be cordial and courteous to Dr.
Cook.-The Washington Star.
The Board Of Aldermen Is still rumi-
mating with something like amazement
over the wholeheartedness and prodi-
gality Of its welcome to the near-ex-
plorer. 1t even regrets now that it's
hospitality was not tempered by a little
more characteristic Knickerbocker re-
serve.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
KING EDWARD AT ELYsEE PALACE

Paris. March S-King Edward was ~, :.
ceived with military honors whea ne 'iS'i, an
the EIysee Palace to-day His majesty saf
terview with President Falueres la5'ea ~
an hour.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

At q recent exhibition of electrical ap-
paratus in this country there was shown
an instrument which is intended to
measure the duration of a talk by tele-
phone, the charges for certain kinds of
service being based on the time con-
sumed. The new meter seems to pos
sess advantages. a machine is more
trustworthy than the most sl1ilful and
conscientious employee. Besides, being re-
lieved of the duty of keeping a record,
an operator might be enabled to do more
work. Owing, however, to the space re-
quired in an exchange meters could
probably be used only for long distance
service. Many of the improvements
adopted in American telephone ex-
changes, though exceedingly expensive,
have been introduced on the theory that
any means of saving time in the opera
ton OF wires would pay. but there NAV
be limit to the application of the pol
icy.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

The Orleans County Democrats have
elected anti-Conners delegates to the
next state convention. This must be one
of the counties which Mr.. Corners over
looked last fall when he was going about
restoring Democracy by eIecting Demo-
cratic sheriffs and mayors
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Mr.. Bryan is adding to his collection
Of ultimate issues" He now has pro-
hibition as we'll as the government own
ership Of railways.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
THE TALK OF THE DIY-

in ms report on the cavalry operations
OF last year on Salisbury Plain. issued nv
the British War Office Lieutenant General
Sir Douglas Haig attributes great imnor.
tance to young officers being encoura eed
10 hunt and play polo, and would urge that
they should be helped to do so in every
way possible" These pursuits the gen-
eral adds nave a very real value as train
ing for war, and it is particularly Desirable
that officers with private means sbo,Ild
be encouraged to spend their money in
thls way rather than i'll buying expensive
motor cars and similar luxuries. which
have a precisely opposite tendency"
NO KNOT HOLES.
Stone walls do not a prison make
Such is the poets claim.
Ana i, for one, shall never take
Exception 10 the same
They may not make a prison. but
This much 1 bid YOU mark;
stone walls are awful things 10 piIt
Around Il baseball park
Washington Herald
'The star of Texas" says a clergyman
writing from Fort Worth, in that state. .fs
shining more brilliantly according TO the
ideas of those who believe in the brother
hood of man, since the Pastors Associa-
uon of this place held it's last meeting.
The Christian ministers followed the ex-
ample set them by their brethren in El
Paso some years ago, by inviting to mem
bership the pastors of the Jewish conEre-
cations. There We're some members present
who wanted the rabbis invited as guests
only, without vote but when the question
came up for Snal action this restriction was
not insisted on and the invitation to full
membership was extended"
Uncle Jerry, you think there's going ia
be an awful smash in prices some of these
days. do your
Gosh, yes! Look at the distance they've
got tn fall. Chicago Tribune.
Tho so-called Spanish swindle" is the
heading OF bulletin and warning sent out
by the State Department at Washington
1t refers TO the old Spanish prisoner
and american relative" fake as OLD as
the gold brick game. The records of every
police department in America are crowded
with letters OF the kind that the State De-
partment now warns Americans against
Briefly. the scheme Is this: There is a man
in prison; he has beautiful daughter
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

When Chicago's hatpin ordinance goes
into effect residents and the stranger
within her gates will enjoy an enviable
advantage, but is not an allowance Of
only half an inch beyond the crown of n
hat rather scant?
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Miss Martha d. Bowers will be usrriss
to Guy Van Arlrings on March 81 a. Ira
house Of her father. John NJ. Bowers. No ?
West 2lst street. On account oS the brds'.
family being in deep mourning the weddin-
Will be very small. Mrs. Arthur CopDsI
will be her sisters only attendant
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Harold FarQuhar Hadden. jr.. who is Z,
marry Miss Laura Emmett. daughter Ot III.
and Mrs. Henry c. Emmet. on March 3.
will give his bachelor dinner at Delmonics's
on March 1S. Stephen Whitney VIII give
his bachelor dinner at the same place On
March 20.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

DR.. Leslie D. Ward gives a dinner this
evening at Sherry's for Lady Paget
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Church Osborn
and Frederick Osborn have left town for
Texas.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Mrs Newbola lie Roy Edgar gave a
luncheon yesterday at her home. IN Eas.
10th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish are Isar-
ing town for Washington, where they viii
stay with Hamilton Fish
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Sir Ernest Shackleton, who arrives from
England with Lady Shackleton the week
after next. viii be entertained az luncheon
by the Pilgrims Society at the Lawyers
Club on Monday, March IS
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 MESA CITY CITIZEN
L. E. Palmer Succumbed Last Night to an Attack of Cardiac
 Asthma.

L. F. Palmer. a brother of pr. R. s. Palmer of Mesa City. died quite suddenly last evening of cardiac asthma He had been in his usual health the day before but was taken quite sick yesterday morning and de- clined rapidly to the end. Sunday was his 39th birthday which he eele- brated appropriately and remarked on how well he felt.
 Deceasd was born in Marquette. Mich, going to Chicago at the Nage of 19 That city was his home for the next ten years and having con tracted tubercular trouble he came to this valley for his health in 1900 -hav ing therefore lived here about ten years and as indicated enjoyed fair measure of health He is survived but a wife but leaves no children.
 pr. Palmer is practicing, physi clan and well known citizen of Mesa and his brother seeking an out door life has been engaged in fruit raising or preparing for it. in late years. the brothers having planted a young orange grove which L. E. Palmer has had charge of. He was highly es teemed by all who knew him and the suddenness of his death is not only a shock to his relatives but to wide circle of acquaintances.
 No funeral arrangements will be announced until relatives in the east have been communicated with.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
WOODMEN ID HEAR
 NATIONAL LECTURER
interesting Open Meeting is Planned For Thursday Night in Chris
 tian Church.

What promises to be one of 'hc most important meetings in the hir- tory of Phoenix Camp No. 11,462, Modern Woodmen of America, will he held Thursday evening in the Chris tian church. Fifth avenue and Mon roe street, at which J. O. Davis, ma tional lecturer for the order, will de- liver the address of the evening.
 Local members of the Woodmen have been looking forward to the coming of Lecturer Davis with much interest and are leaving no stone un- turned to arouse enthusiasm which will insure a large attendance of non members. MT. Davis will speak on the benefits of fraternalism and those who have heard him are agreed that he is an interesting and forceful speaker.
 The following program has been arranged for the evening:
 Song by choir.
 Invocation.
 Song by choir
 Talk by Pastor F.. x. Phillips.
 Instrumental duet. the Misses De- Mund.
 Woodmen greeting.
 National lecture, by J. Q. Davis.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

of the United States district court of Texas; Justice William C. Hook of Leavenworth, Kansas, now a judge of the Eighth United States circuit: Jus tice Willis Van DeVanter of Cheyenne, Wyoming, also a judge of the Eighth circuit; Judge John c. Pollock of To- States district court for Kansas; Chief Justice John Bradley WinsIow of the supreme court of Wisconsin Senator George Sutherland of Utah. and w. D. McHugh. a lawyer of Omaha, Nebraska
 The violent opposition of Senator LaFollette to the nomination of Judge Winslow doubtless led Mir. Taft to eliminate that jurist from considerS- tion. The president was very much disposed to make an appointment from Kansas, but here again the vio- lent differences between insurgents and standpatters led him to pause Both Pollock and Hook are eminently capable jurists. But the insurgents were opposed to Pollock. and the standpatters were opposed to Hook So. although both wings of the party were urging MT. Taft to appoint man from that state because the late Justice Brewer was from Kansas. their inability to get together in making a recommendation caused Kansas to be dropped from consideration. The presidents choice finally fell upon Justice Van DeVanter and Judge La mar. one of them a republican and the other a democrat.
 For the first time in many months the supreme bench will have all of it's places filled as soon as the sen ate confirms the nominations made yesterday, and in political complex ion the court will stand. six republi- cans and three democrats, two of the democrats. Lurton and Lamar. having been added to the bench by President Taft
 We believe the country will ap- plaud the presidents selections. and it will especially approve his con- scientious desire and effort to dis associate judicial appointments from partisan politics so far as possible.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

It is announced from Wheeling. w Va, that fewer cigars of the holiday variety have been put out by the manufacturers of that city, famous for cigars of the "stinkadoro" variety. Simultaneously and significantly, there comes from the same city that the price of sauer kraut has advanced in consequence of the shortage of the cabbage crop.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

declares as a result of an investiga- tion that the life of the average tee totaller is fifty-one years; of the average immoderate drunkard is fifty seven years; of the average moderate drinker. sixty-three years. The doe tor. we assume, is not a member of the anti saloon league.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
WITHOUT BIDDERS
Nobody Wants to Build the Steel
 Collier Fleet.

Washington. Dec 12.-The Moran company. of Seattle. today withdrew its bid for one of the steel fleet of colliers in the navy. authorized by the last session of congress. It's bid of S9s7.000 was the only one which fell below the limit of cost stipu- lated by congress. The bid. however. was not accompanied by bond. and the company named it's own specifi- cations under which the boat was to be constructed
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
NO CHANGE OF VENUE FOR
 DIETZS

Hayward. Wis. Dec. 12.-The last chance of J. F. Dietz. Hattie Dietz and Leslie Dietz to have their trial for the alleged murder of Deputy oscar Harper. removed tO another commu- nifty flickered out late tonight when Judge Reid denied their application for change of venue.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
TO GIVE MISS TERRY A PORTRAIT

When Miss Ellen Terry appears in San Francisco this month, she will be rendered q reception. at the Sequoia club. at which time portrait of her self. painted by Miss May Slessinger
 will be presented to her. The com mission for the picture which was giv- en Miss Slessinger by the Seduoia club is considered a well merited compli- ment to the talent of the young woman.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
SCHOOL MA'AM KILLED
Her Uncle Thought Burglars were in
 the House

Albuquerque. Dec. 12.-Mary Will liamson. a school teacher at Encino. who lived with her uncle. w. A. Gray. on homestead near that town. was shot and killed by Gray early today.
 According to Gray's story the girl awakened him this morning for break fact He thought someone had brok en into the house. and grabbed a shot gun. and fired before he realized what he was doing. No arrest has been made.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

The Portuguese have made rapid strides toward perfect freedom since one day last October An act has just been proposed in parliament that a mutual declaration by man and wife is all that is necessary to obtain divorce.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
STATE or OHIO CTTT or TcLEDo.

LUCAS COUNT. s5. FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHENEY & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of CaTARRH that cannot be cured by the of HALLS CATARRH CURE
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before and subscribed fin my presence. this 9th day of December, A. D.. 1886. SEAL M W: moI.sx oNpUm, prn,,c  Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sy stem. Send for testimonials free.
 FJ. CHENEY d O.. Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constlpation
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

That the Christmas season is such a long nightmare to many is their own fault. Buy the presents early and be done with it. It is a sign of weakness and want of courage to put off an unpleasant duty to the last compelling moment.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
TYPHOID AT ANNAPOLIS.

Washington. Dec. 12.-The board of naval physicians today was appointed by the secretary of the navy to inves tigate the typhoid fever epidemic at Annapolis. The department, it is said. is not so much concerned at the pre- valence of the disease as over the cause
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
BALLooNIST POST.
He Finds He Married an Undivorced
 Woman.

New York. Dec. 12.-Augustus T. Post. the balloonist. who has figured in several daring flights, brought suit today for the annulment of his mar riage on the ground that his wife was never separated legally from her first husband MT and Mrs. Post have been living apart for two years.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
O. R. T.'s DEMAND
For Reinstatement of Two Members
 on Philadelphia & Reading.

Philadelphia, Dec. 12.-Although the officials of the Philadelphia X Read ing Railroad company today ignored the demand of the Order of Railroad Photographers. dispatchers, agents and signal men that two members of the order be reinstated. ]. R. T. Austin. president of the order tonight said he hoped for an amicable settlement No move towards calling the men out was made tonight.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Possible Election of Officers
 Today

New York. Dec. 12.-The concen- sus of opinion of baseball men in this city is that should the national league owners meeting tomorrow the elction officers. Thomas J. Lynch will be reelected president. At to- morrow's meeting all the clubs own CTS except Brush will be present.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13
WALL STREETS CHRISTMAS.

New York. Dec. 12.-The members of the New York Stock Exchange voted to adopt a petition to close the exchange on Saturday. December 24 the day before Christmas.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-13

Not in a fault finding spirit. but otherwise. we rise to remark that this is not Christmas weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-23
BETTER WHEAT
CAMP PAICNISON
STARTS AT GurnKlE ON IiFIn
AND LASTS TEN DAYS.
OVER ROCK ISLAND
Farmers Institute Meetings Nill he
Held In the thr"-llr
Itinerary

Special ~ tht Nuild
Guthrie ONIu, Aur -All h
ronr,u,nra nav, been completed for
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Der 6th The campaign VIII loN ten
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will be- made IN" hf"l u'l ""' '''"
from then ON the Uorl. ISLAND special
win make anywhere from seven lu
ten gtops daily The "Bollrr Whri'
train win return tu oklahoma CIV
Thursday scptrmhrr ~. uud II NJ.
Cottrcn. agricultural commissioner "I
the Rock Island Railroad Company
will deliver the luu lecture.
The "Rulrr Wheat train viii Dee
composed Of i've cars oud VIII h'
conducted under the auspices of the
oklahoma Agricultural college ~
saltwater The farmers institute
meeting viii be- held iu the carr
which WIN provide seats for those
Interested Iu the work I'm each car
will be- mn expert lecturer provided
by the state board ot agriculture lh,
"A. a NJ college tllU lll' NUN '.''''''
railroad, who win give lectures ana
demonstrations ON growing better
wheat
Exhibits viii be- made of different
Oklahoma Whcats, the llour made
from each grade and of lutvr5 "t
bread made from each KIND of llour
Lists win bee furnished the farmers
Of growers and dealers who can iur
nish pure seed There win 1lsu h' o
specinl car provided for school rhld.
rem accompanied by the teachers
The itinerary hy days and towns.
is ns follows
Monday, September b-Gulhrlr.
Cushion Recdinp. KnghahcL Dover
Uennessey. Psom WaukomH Enid,
Cropper. Barber and billings
Tuesday. September lhN"hd
Memo. isabelle, Ok,cue Hitchcock
Watonpa. Greenfield Grary and Fer
guson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-23
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-23

NUUCMl ~ IHr WOTI0
oklahoma city Aug. Jake
Patterson and Paul Wagouer two
boys. were fined $50 and costs I'm the
police court lhis muruine Thy
broke out Of The city JAN Saturday
and rudcd the officers for q time
uG.r thH were given merry chase.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-23

Special tu tht World
oklahoma CITY. Aug 81 Roy
smith was fined $50 ana costs Ia po-
lice court this moruing Tor roughly
handling his wife
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-07
ASHLEY FALLS

Joseph Pinknva, who has occupied the Bowen house several years, has rented George Woods tenant house, recently vacated by William White.
 Miss Ethel Bowen and Julia German visited with friends in Pittsf1eld over Sunday.
 Attorney G. Wright Gordon, of Spring i field, was guest at k. P. Lees last ! Sunday.
 The Chester Bowen place was sold at auction Saturday to Hall Topping for i $750.
 ! A farewell reception and oyster supper was given Jared Bradley at the Maple wood Inn Monday night.
 Mrs. Roraback spent Saturday in Pittsfeld.
 William White has moved into the quarry house vacated by Mrs. Daly.
 Schools.opened Monday with the old corps of teachers.
 Look out for another blizzard. George Blodgett started for St. Louis Saturday, after another carload of horses.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stall went to New York last Friday, visiting there and in Bridgeport several days. 1 Charles Dean has vacated R. P. Lee s farm ana moved to the Ferguson farm in Sodom.
 Miss Annie Capron, of Danbury, vis- ited her grandmother. Mrs. Roraback, a few days the past week.
 The entertainment at the Chapel last Friday evening was we'll attended and the ''picters' Tn Mrs. Almiry Pease s Family Album" afforded much amuse- ment. Fine sandwiches and coffee were served and while.a very few were little disconcerted over the cotton cup cakes and oatmeal pie, all agreed that, taken all in all, it was a very nice April first entertainment. One pleasing feature was the solo by George Hall, America, '' by word of mouth minus voice. At the close one thought of Jimmie Laheas old saying: "Who's the fool now?"
Connecticut western news., 1910-04-07
CHAPINViLLE

Mrs. William BraYen is at St. Vincent s hospital, New York, where she will undergo an operation
 Mrs. Margaret Sweet of Sheffield and Mrs. Harriette Sweet and daughter of Providence visited Mrs. c. 5. House Sunday.
 Mrs. W. L. Pentecost has returned from Worcester.
 Joseph Armstrong has moved to Pitts field.
 MT. Coous of Hillsdale will work the Haviland farm the coming year,
 Robert Scoville and sisters were in town last week.
 Mrs. w. J. Wright is visiting in Great Burlington.
 Mrs. Paul spent Friday last at Ore Hill.
 Misses Grace and Annie Armstrong, who have been the guests of Miss Eva Curtis, left for Pittsfield Saturday.
 Mrs. John Stoddard of Great Bar rington is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. T. Finkle.
 George Conklin has moved to Falls Village. His place at the Allen farm will be filled by Matthew Norwell.
 Mrs. Masten of Lakeville spent Sun- day at Walter Loucks'.