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Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
Majestic.

The weather was cool. but a fuil house greeted the opening of the new musical comedy bill. The Phorv Doe tor" presented by West X Lee and their big company of artists. As Manager Echlin announced, i; was possibly the best bill ever prcsentcd at his theater. and he now says that the boys have many other goOi ones uE their sleeves Yet to be presented. Every musical number was a surefire hit and received several encores The
 'Phony Doctor" is presented in two big acts. and has quite d story woven through it. Many complications arise and the comedy is fast and furious The costumes deserve special men ton. as they play d very important part in the production. The Majestic is deserving of big houses during this bill. Program changes Monday. and every lady attending that night will receive a coupon. Thursday. Feb. 2i. big event, chorus girls contest.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

since the plowshare of the Laymen's s missionary movement has been break ing the prairie. and bringing new tracts of life under its tillage"
 As q sample of the effect of the movement is having upon the gifts and advances thus far made by other cities visited. an amazing comparative table has been prepared. For example. Buffalo. \. Y. gave last year sSs.352. Under the stimulus of the movement it will give s100.000 this year to the cause of missions. Cleveland. Ohio. giving last year s5S,077. is moved un- der the awakening influence of the Laymen's movement to pledge herself this year to $160.000. and so it goes throughout the list. nearly every city increasing it's apportionment some fifty, some an hundred fold In twenty eastern cities not including Greater New York the increase is million dollars. Some idea of the magnitude of the work being done can be gathered by multiplying these figures by the cities and towns throughout the United States.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
Stomach Misery
 for Over Six Years

Think of it, After six years of sour stomach, of gas eructatiOns. of nerv- ousness. during which time every meal lay on his stomach like a lump of lead. man was restored to perfect health by Mi-o-na stomach tablets.
 Read what MT. Hoffman. landlord of the Webster Hotel. writes.
 ''I suffered misery and intense pains from stomach trouble for over six years. and all the doctoring that I did or medicines 1 used were of no avail until about two years ago when used treatment of Mi-o-na. The first few days treatment helped me great ly and upon using it while I was made entirely free from any stomach trouble or complaint whatever. Since the cure by Mi-O-na I have re- gained my weight. eat and sleep well. am never nervous. and my entire general health is much better"-Max NJ. Hoff- man. Webster. x. Y., Aug. ?. 1909.
 Mi-o-na relieves stomach distress in five minutes. It's acts like magic It is guaranteed to cure sour stomach, gas eructations. heartburn. dizziness, biliousness and nervousness. 1r money back. For sale by druggists every where by by the Lovett Drug Co for 90 cents large box.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

For Something # Does Not Need

carry out important public works, WHICH NO ONE EXCEPT THE CITY CAN PER FORM.
 The present assessed valuation of all property in tlr city of Phoenix is $6,- 5S9,l72.
 The, legal limit of indebtedness is per cent of the assessed valuation-or $263,- 566 at the present time.
 The outstanding city indebtedness in MORTGAGE BONDS is $56O,5OO, or near ly $300,000 more than the f per cent limit ation. This has been made possible by special congressional legislation enabling the issue of $300,000 waterworks bonds.
 In addition to this there are $175,O60 bonds standing against the school dis trict (which is virtually Phoenix)-a total of $735,500 bonded indebtedness, on which more than $37,000 interest is paid out an nually
 The last tax rate of Phoenix for city purposes was $1 on the $l00 of assessed valuation. The county tax rate was 1852, making a total of $452 on the $100 of assessed valuation. a rate that can hardly be considered low.
 The city tax rate for THIS YEAR, it is stated, will show considerable increase over that of last year.
 The amount of money raised in Phoenix by taxation for city purposes last year was less than $60, ,0O0, of which about one fourth went to pay interest on CITY bonds, not including the waterworks bonds.
 WHAT ARE THE IMMEDIATE PROS. PECTS OF FURTHER MORTGAGE BOND ISSUES AND THE INCREASE OF TAXATION FROM THIS SOURCE?
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
SUPPOSED PHOENIX BOY
 DOING TIME AT BENSON
He Maintains Some Reserve Regarding
 His Identity.

A letter was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday from Consta- bie F. E. Trask of Benson making in quiry regarding young man who says that his name Is Frank Lorane and that his father Is d druggist of this city. The young man is under 2 thirty day sentence for drunkenness and dis turbance of the peace.
 He told the constable that he had been sent to school at San Francisco. that he ran away and sold all of his belongings. He refused to say any thing more about his parents. saying that he did not want them to hear from him while he is in jail. The con stable writes that he is a young man of refined appedrance. but seems to be breeding over something.
 The officer is inclined to, think that his name is not Lorane and therefore he sends q description of him that may fit some other Phoenix youth. He has dark hair, dark eyes. is of rather slender build. smooth face. wears d cap blue cotton shirt, green tic. dark coat and trousers and tan shoes. His height is about five feet and six inches. and his weight about 125 pounds. One characteristic which at tracted the attention of the officer was the extreme profanity>of the young man when under the influence of liquor.
 The boy added that his father is not now in the drug business. but is liv- ing off the income of his property.
 Mound City Paints are better.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
GUARANTEED PILE CURE BACKED BY YOUR LEADING
 DRUGGIST.

If you have any kind of piles. get a box of pr. Leonhardts 1lem- Roid at Lovett Drug Co, Phoenix, Ariz, on the money-back plan.
 Hem-R Roid is made from Dr. Leon hardt's own prescriptions tablet remedy. taken internally and cures thoroughly by removing the internal cause of piles, something that spppos- itories. ointments or cutting opera tions will not do.
 s1 for large bottle which lasts 2i days. Dr. Leonhardt Co. Station B. Buffalo, x. Y. Write for booklet
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
MEDICAL INSPECTION
 AND SCHOOL HYGIENE
4 Movement for Gathering Data Re- spectirs Health Condition in the
 Arizona Schools.

Dr. Edward $. Godfrey, Jr., Superin- tendent of public health. has been re- quested by Dr. John J. Cronin. chair man of the committee on the status of medical inspection of the American School Hygiene association to serve as the member of that committee for this territory. The object of the commit tee is to gather information concern- ing the medical inspection of school children and the general hygiene of the schools and pupils of the United States. The results of the investiga- ton will be embodied in a report the usefulness of which it is hardly pos sible to overestimate.
 Dr Cronin has forwarded to Dr. Godfrey copies of a list of questions to be answered covering the points of information in respect of which the association desires to be enlightened. Dr. Godfrey has issued circular letters which he has sent to all parts of the territory asking persons of his ae- quaintance to furnish this information in their respective localities. the cir cular letters being accompanied by copies of the ''questionaire." or list of questions This question list is quite long and covers a wide range. Among the numerous things it is sought to learn how many schools in each state and territory have a system of medical inspection of the pupils and the status of the inspection where it is in vogue. as to it's thoroughness. the features covered. the kinds of diseases that are sought for. whether baths are furnished in connection with the school rooms whether the books, paper, pencils, etc. are provided and cared for by the pupils individually or whether they are miscously by all who need them. These are only sample questions. Practical ly everything is inquired into that per- tains to the health of pupils pr teach CTS. and also inquiries are made of the educators met as to their opinion of the effectiveness and value of the inspections. The purpose is to com pile all the facts possible in respect of the sanitary and hygienic conditions obtaining in the school rooms through out the country.
 The value of this information. par ticuIarly after it has been secured for a period of years. can hardly be com puted. It will give ground for obser- vation of the effect of the various measures undertaken for the health of
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS
A PRINCE OF LIARS.

Nothing can be said to enhance the reputation of James keane and his company who are filling an engage ment at Nat Reiss' Third Avenue the ter. The patrons of this popular place of amusement are filled with enthu- siasm over the clean cut clever acting of this company and one can see the same faces at each performance. which is testimonial to the abilities of MT. Keane and his company who close there engagement Sunday night.
 Nothing ever seen on the vaudeville stage in Phoenix can approach the acting and the skit Held for Ram
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
RELIGIONS GATHERING
 OF NATIONAL CHARACTER
Convention of laymen's Missionary
 Movement Next Month.

When the national committee se- lccted Phoenix as one of the places in which a convention is to be held in furthering the Laymen's missionary movement. it paid a very high com pliment to this city and to Arizona It is the first time Phoenix has ever been. chosen for great religious gathering, and it has been whispered that some of the leaders back in New York were inclined to look with doubt upon the assignment.
 About all they knew of Arizona consisted of reading the wild and woolly" stories sometimes found in magazines. and they thought, some of them, that if missionaries were to be sent out Arizona would be good place for them to start.
 These gentlemen cHangcu their minds in this respect long ago. and as the reports go back to them Of what is being done hero in prepara- ton for the convention March 4th. 5th and 9th they arc free to acknowl- edge that nowhere in the country has n more active and intelligent work been accomplished.
 The laymen of this city are fully alive to the importance Of the move ment. and appreciate the honor of being one of the convention cities. Hundreds of delegates coming from all parts of the territory will De here. and those in. charge Of the campaign are full of confidence, hope and en- crgy.
 In connection With the Laymen's missionary movement novel Sug- gestion was recently made by Alfred E. MarlinS. a leading business man of Brooklyn, N. Y.. when he called upon business men of enormous earning capacity who were retiring on a com petence in middle life" to remain in harness one or two years longer for Jesus sake" and "give all the earn ings Of those years to extend His kingdom The Christian Advocate declares that such suggestions as this are not the ideas of visionary. but are such as have been made and acted upon by men of large wealth in Canada and in the United States
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are Horace V Winchell. Minneapolis; C. H. Hand. Los Angeles; A. $. Huyck' Chicago: NJ. C. Seckelt. Cleveland: F. B. Hennesy. Chicago: R. F. Kleckner, Chicago: Charles H. McArthur.
 At the Ford are pr. A. Myers. Up- land. Cal: R. Hicks. Tucson: H-AHoyt, Los Angeles; F.. A. Roseberry. Denver; ]. W. Alexander. Mesa: D. J. Saver. Denver. John Levy, Roosevelt: Q. J. Baugh and family. Florence; William Greenshaw. Denver: w. P. Ward, Philadelphia
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

1t comes with poor grace from public utility company, even though the company IS a heavy taxpayer, to attempt to tell a city how to run its affairs.
 The Pacific Gas X Electric Company is not trying to do anything of the kind.
 We are simply making the best defense we know how against small group of men who are trying to wreck property.
 We are<forced to spend money buying ad vcrtising space, because We would be cow ards if we did not do our best to defend valuable and useful property entrusted to our care.
 Moreover, we believe in the justice of our position and are willing TO PROVE fT
 A MUNICIPAL BOND IS NOTHING MORE OR LESS THAN A MORTGAGE ON EVERY BIT OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY.
 We would be among ALL the taxpayers who would be taxed to pay the deficits which will result from COMPETING municipal electric plant.
 THE PEOPLES PROPERTY and our property would be MORTGAGED to raise funds to build a municipal plant.
 Is this not scheme which offends the sense of justice of every man?
 Do you not realize. MIR. TAXPAYER, that YOU as well as we. will be taxed heavily to carry on this destructive war, for which there IS no excuse except the hatred of the few men who are fighting us!
 For yOur information let us look briefly at the financial standing of the city and the prospective demands which will be made upon its CREDIT and resources to
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

the children. and enable those in au- thority to discover what efforts are of value and what are not. as we'll as suggest new lines of investigation. Probably its greatest single value will be the influence that will thus be started among teachers and pupils alike, as well as parents. for the cor. reeion of evils already known but lit tie needed.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17
FRAUDS UPON THE PUBIIc-

is what some physicians have called patent medicines. and it is undeniably
 true that some are frauds and some are even worse. because they are in furious. On the other hand. there are many patent medicines such as Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and others. which are of real worth and are recommended by physicians of standing.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

any comprehensive plan which will be made
 These four bond issues would total up S9O0,OOO, or more than equal to the pres ent mortgage bonded debt of the city and school district
 It will require $45 900 in TAXES to pav interest on NEW bOnds-an amount equal to more than three-fOuuths of the present amount raised by taxation for city prlr- poses.
 It will require about $35,000 a year in TAXES to create a SINKING FUND to pay off the bonds in p years
 The total mortgage bonded debt of the city would be more than 20 per cent of the present assessed valllation-a proportion so excessive that it is doubtful if Phoenix could sell its bonds to purchasers at any price near face value
 Besides the general bond issues and increased taxes, property Owners-and EVERYONE indirectly-will be assessed directly to pay for sewers and paving
 You will be told that the municipal electric plant will be selfsupporting. Do you really believe it will be in COMPETE TION with our company?
 Competition will last only until ALL the taxpayers grow tired of paying HIGHER TAXES for the support of the municipal electric plant.
 Think over what we have said seriously. and ask yourself if 1t is wise to use the peo- ple's credit and the people money to serve the ends of a few men who want to ruin the Pacific Gas & Electric Company-an or ganizatiOn which stands ready to be fair and reasonable at all times, and TO PROVE IT.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

son." with its special scenery and cos tnmes.
 Tonight Mir. Keane will present an eXcruciatingly funny farce entitled "A Prince of Liars"
 Two shows are given nightly at 7.3O and 9. at popular prices.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

Early Rose seed potatoes for sale by Crpmp Hay & Grain Co. on
Arizona republican., 1910-02-17

Here are some of the things Phoenix needs and needs badly:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
a los C0mercidnfes
W = Decim0s.

fla CORRESPONDENCE" ofrece los anuncan
tes gran varedad de tipos estios para anuncos
Anuncos adonado-Cches de estereotpa que mantengan
siempre mpio perfeco anuncio-Clches de pana en-
tera especales para anuncios gandes para hoas
tas-Fijese las ediciones de LA CORRESPONDENT.
CA En- elias vera ucesivas muestras mcdelos de
anunciOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12

to de presuntos voladores. Resulta-
do natural de este es Ia creaclon de
I'm nuevo planted de ensenanzA: la es
! cuela de sefeplanistas..
varios colegios en- los Estados
! Unidos, estan hacienda los prepara-
tivos para dar clases de avlaclon.
No hece mucho Sc anuncio que la
, facultad de Ia universidad de Cor
nell habia accedido q 10 solicitado
por dub aereo Cornell, para esta-
blecer en- Ell curse proximo una cate
dra de aeronAutica.
En- Londres, Inglaterra, Sc ma es-
tablecido una escuela de aeroplanls-
tas en- el Institute de Northampton,
Y va Ia matrfcula esta cublerta con
eYcaSn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
El CONDE LEON TOLSTOY

Hace algunos dias Sc corri6 el ru-
NOR de haber fallecido en- SUI reslden-
cia de Nidy Polianska el insigne no
velista russo conde Leon Tolstoi. A
su hogar uegaron de los mas apar-
tadas regiones del planeta cablegra-.
mas inquiriendo la veracidad de tai
noticia, Ell anciano conde sufri6
un ataque de PARALYSIS que puso en-
grave pehgro su vida. Gracias a los
solicitos cuidados de su esposa e HI
jos salv6 ell veterano de las letras
rusas su preciosa existencla.
Por prescription facultativa ell
conde Sc ha visto obigado en- estos
dltimos tiempos a guardian reposo
absolute. De temperamento lnqule-
to recorre q caballo sus poseslones
agricolas hace largas jornadas y en-
las veladas de las noches invernales
dicta & sus hijos una novela y sus
memorials Su hijo que es Official De
cabaHeria del ejercito russo presta
servicio actualmente en- la guarnl-
ci6n de Arkangel
, Ell mujich siente profunda adora
ci6n por el anciano venerable y su
hogar Sc We siempre concucrido por
estos campesinos en- busca de sus
consoles.
Los reaccionarios varias veces han
intentado expulsarlo como apostle
de disociadoras doctrinas; pero Sc
sienten pequenos ante la figura CO.
losal de su nombre y de su obra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12

hace un pajaro cuando Sc gradda
del nido msterno.
/ POGO & POGO y a veces penosamen-
te, los aviadores profecionales han
aprendido solos q volar, y hoy va
pueden dibujar figuras en- el aire
hasta legar a terra sanos y salvos,
aun cuando Sc les haya descompu-
este las alas. Los conocimientos que
ellos han adquirido del arte despues
de penosos experlmentos, pueden
enseharlos q otros con facilidad y
celeridad relativamente pequenas.
De aqui que el ndmero de hon.
bres voladores vays rapidamente
en- aumento, 4 fin de surtir Ia deman-
da de profesores en- el arte que ense-
iien ell ndmero todavia mas crecien-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
GIacioso timo en- Ponce.
El senor Gonzalez puso a
nombre de los Reyes el
regalo que estos lie dedi-
caban a sus hijas.
Domingo, pe0n de la casa, le
"apeeho" a los cajoncitOs de
yerba Y cargo con los jugue-
teS y dulceS que encontro.
Ce nnestro corresponsal

Enero l0.-Nuestro patrio; q
el Sr. Ciriaco Gonzales ha sido VIC
TINA de un curioso timo.
Ell suceso ocurri6 como sigue;
E, Sr. Gonzales necesitando un
pe6n para el Guido del ganado alqui-
10 q un mozalbete que dijo llamarse
Domingo Cortes y el cual result6
ser su nombre legftimo Domingo Al
modovar. Hasta ahora la cosa no
tiene importancia Pero lego la Wis
pera de Reyes V el senior Gonzalez
Sc dispone q deposltar en- las caiitas
que habian puesto sus hijas los pre-
sentes que los reyes le dedicaban.
Sobre Ia yerba que Ia infantil can
didez habia depositad0 fueron colo
cados numerosos juguetes. A los po-
COS momentos Cort6s, que acechaba
con astucia de liebre, con suma cor
tesla lie opsch6 las caiitas y le sus-
trajo los juguetes, Las cintas Y el di-
nero que Ia bondad parerna ofrecia
{ sus hijss-
Ala mahAna siguiente, Cortes que
ell dfa antes les hzbia dicho & las NJ
has del Sr- Gonzalez que los reyes
10 les pondnan NADIA vieron Il pro-
fesia cumplids-
Sin duda a habrs ilablado con
los reyes"-se diieron lAs nihas, que
nonban p0 aquel desaige dc los
b00os mssoA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12

cuanto Sc relaciona con La resisten-
cia del aire, y los problemas volatiles
que cream las corrientes asreas que
soplen en- direction distinta q diver
sas velocidades. Tiene que aprender
81 manejo de los pianos al subir CO.
mo al bajar, virar : izqulerda 9 de-
recha, y evitar desastres cuando sc
tropiece repentinamente con alguna
perturbacion en- Ell medic que le sir
We de apoyo.
! Como -el hombre-pajaro tiene que
depender de musculos artificiales
(su motor 9 propulsor) tiene que es-
tar al corriente del mas minimo de-
tale de su mecanismo. Por esta eau
sa es q. Sc le hace necesario hacerse
maqulnista practice.
Una vez que Sc hayan dominado
! estos principles de aeronautica, va
el pupilo ha adelantado hasta casi
poser la habilidad voladora del pa
jarito q. por primera vez Sc posa en-
el borde del nidoqu le sirvio de Gu
ma, mueve sus rudimentales alas y
Sc imagina verse lanzado al descono-
cldo mar aereo. .',>
Ell hombre-pajaro aprendiz tiene
Ia ventaja de las lecciones practicas
sobre su semejante emplumecido;
puede sentarse junto a su professor
y observar ell funcionamiento de las
alas de este antes de probar las pro-
pias. De este modo puede aprender
todos los secretos gradualmente, con
los reguladores, y amaestrar el siste-
ma nervioso sin verse constantemen- =
te expuesto a perder la vida, como
le acontecia al primitive hombre-
pajaro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
Anuncie Kd. con cIdndad
y eIeqancia.

FL anuncio artistioo bonito 10 lee todo e mundo
Anuncos orados Clch6 especalmente preparados para
cambar peodcamente parte del texo para balances de
bancos istas comerciae modelos para ocinas ayunta
m1entos alcaldfas juzgados ETC. Avisc usted LA co
LkkENPONDENCIA" Y tendra mas amplios nformes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
LA P|NO Y THv|LL|E2.

La Sociedad de Santiago de Cuba
ha contratado q la Compahia Pino 9
Thuillier por ) funciones, que Sc
efectuaran desde el y al l6 del corri-
ente inclusives.
La famosa troupe aio de la Ea-
bana ell IL por el ferro-carrll central
con objeto de cumplir su compromi-
so con el pdblico de Santiago, y en-
barcara el II a bordo del Julio, con
destino a San Juan, donde llegara
el 23.
Ese mismo dia debutara en- el M
nicipal con Ia obra que anunciare-
mos manana.
Sc trata de hacer a tan notables
artistas TN esplendido rccibimiento
como aconteci6 en- Ia Habana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
Una escuela de aviacion en- Londres,

Antes de permitir ell acto mate
rial de volar, tiene ell alumno muchas
otras cosas que aprender. Primera-
mente tiene q. entender los princi-
pios teorico delarte de volar los hom
bres, cuya verdad ha sido demostra-
da. Para clio Sc valen de Diagrams
dibujados en- un pizarron. Ali Sc We
ran problemas aritmsticos muy Gu
riosos, asi como geometricos, que
hay que resolyer y que Sc refieren
a la raz6n entire ell peso del hombre-
pajaro y su fuerza mecanica, y la
longitud y latitud de sus alas arti-
ficiales, los pianos de su maquina.
El gravado que publicamos hoy, da
una idea de todo este.
Ell alumno tiene que saber todo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-12
A. Alvarez y Hmno.
Agentes exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de la cerveza Piel.

No contiene sustancias nociyas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Is mas nutritiva que eualquiera
otra oerveza, resulta buen alinen
to. Tonico y reconstituyente Au-
menta el peso de las personas que Ia
usan- Fabncada v embasada SIN la
sdiei6n de s;1stsncias auimicas. Con
tiene gran proporci6o de Malta.
Prepanada de acuerdo con el neto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De seuerdo con a lev
naclcnd de Aimsntos y Drosas de
Junio 80 de 1906
En- todos los Ssto5lecimien.os de5s
y Sedx eatsza PiA Bros.