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FOR REM
6. 900. SIR 1871 nw.0f
g., 500. Zoo Mass AZ.
$500. list NV. lar. fur
9215.7fS17 10Th nw,Sr
$50. .72e 18th NV. store
$50. l402 L NV, Tor
$50. IT Quarry I'd, 15r
$135. .30th & Ordway,12
SIPS. .4OT tn NV, store
500. 1875 oath NV. 1H
800. ..1310 @ NV, 10f
500. .2041 Newark. 1G
800. ..927 10th NV. 7r
SIS. .621 18Th NV. ONCE
SO. IT'D Q NV, 10r
So6. 1S00 Newton NV. Tor
eo5 ...1p31 X NV. Tor
go. ...1742 u NV, Or
500. ...1735 8 NV. Tor
80. 1873 Path NV, l1r
go. .l62S 14th NV. I&
e55. rs. 40l 4th NV. l3r
e55. Z512 Ontario I'd. 1Of
S5l.o5.. 14i6 r I v.11r
80. .1W Seaton NV, Sr
so. 1881 r NV, once
S<S. .3O12 18th NV, lSr
HS. .621 18th NV. ONCE
42-0.1246 i1th NV. 1lr
e40.5o. 1912 s nv, llr
$50. 1919 n Cap, Or
$40. Forest Glen. Nd. 1&
S87 80. BIB T NV. Tor
S3S. $50 21st NV, Tor
S8k .432 9th NV. hall
$35.. 1904 Otis nv, Tor
>62.60... les q NV, 81
$40. 80. 1902 18th NV. 6f
x32.@..l407 14th. store
81 So. 1872 CorcoPan. 8f
go. 90. .4O26 5th NV, Sr
tS0scO. ..lOOl FatrmOne
NV. 81
SO. .i4lO Col ut NV, Sr
$50. .432 9th NV, hail
&1s.eo- .Ys Z ne ior
$16.The Marlborough. Or
$50 The Brunswick, Or
f1.The Cumberland. 5r
80. The Cumberland, 5r
345. The Wyoming, br
345. The yictoria. Sc
SIS. The Milton, Or
46. The Marlborough, 3r
A2. so. The Brunswick. 4
e42.50. The Victoria. 5r
$40 to SITS. The Dresden
$40. The Victoria. 5r
$40. The Wyoming, Ar
80. The Milton, Or
$40. The Cambridge. Ar
H0r complete list of pr
-AALI.
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+ $8. .zS22 1Sth NV. Or
SIS. 90. .23l3 M NV, lOr
$25. so. 80 r NV, 7r
SIS. 80. 527 Quincy nw,7r
So. 50. 1872 9th NV. n
S25. 80. 686 Morton NV ar
sos. 20, 1924 18th nw.7f
$2S. 500 eth NV. Sr
SIS. .222S Decatur. 5r
sos. ..14O5Il I4th nw.4r
S24. 80. 1880 10Th nv. Or
S23. 50. .b42 Shepherd. o.
So. so. d x ne. Or
So. 80. 1921 N CAP. or
So. So. 635 Mass av ne, g
so. 60. 49,. SO Inc, 81
$c2 so 40 Shepherd ar
S22. 50. .if4 lifh ne. n
so. 90. 62l Mase av ne, Or
500 so. .lil4 Jth ne. n
$50. 30. COZ Keunedy.7r
$50. SO p NV, Or
500. Lib 18th NV. or
so. 400 5th NV. once
$40. .82l 18th NV. once
$50. .2l4 Tth Sc, 7r
siS.5O 1918 sth NV. Or
$3.50. 1918 2sth nw.T
$3.50. 1922 llth NV, 5r
SIT. so. 1880 e NV. Or
SIT. .62l Pa Az NV. lf
SIG. 20 4l2 n Jay g
sl6. SO. .7i2 ian ne. Sr
SIC. "a. 327 Mass nv ne ar
SI6 40 7i5 A ne ar
s15 400 g ne. stabIe
Si5. 3Si7 18Th nv rear
stable
StI ~ 2S3e eth nv sr
no n 19S ieth ne ssce.
10 o Isl2 i M%oo'r an H"'3 =,
$50 Si4 ~" Z,
SO ho i21a < "a <,
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Jul CO.. 9TH 81 NV.
706 r l av nw,7r.wl7.5O
1929 Morse ne. Or. bt7.SO
1928 Monticello ne. .I6.5O
1424 X &c, Or, b. 1880
Gil + NV. once. /. 1900
-AQ Ga av, Or, w. l4.50
1907 B ne. 81. b.14.00
1875 Fl ne, 3r. w..18.50
2522 Ga av. 4r. ". 1850
sl2 +. omces. ...l2.W
637 l. NV. Sr b. .2s.50
log, P NV. Or. b: .E2
260S K NV. O.. b.24.@
"A o NV, Or. b. PIN
lN n se. Or, W. 1850
z219 Water NV, 81. via. 50
1910 30th NV. 5r, b. IL. 90
81 Goat al NV, 4r, wl0.00
10 o NV. 1r. 90
STORES.
Gil r NV. ......75.0O
60l n NV. sto. eel. 1880
1854 Ga Nv. .12.00
oc2o-tf
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Baltimore and Ohio r. r.

Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, 23D STREET. NEW YORK.
100 an. Diner. Pullman Parior Oar.
100 pm. Diner and Pullman Psrior Oar.
$500 pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman. S-Ar
1900 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia
800 pm. Diner and Observation Parloe Car.
'12is MT sleepers to New York.
ATLANT1c CITY. FOO. 800. fii.oo an.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
.s;ss ts;eo, fssS. 100: .T:.o. ts;e: !sse
t GSS 1HS FOO 500 500 rs $50 ESQ.,
t!.oo $500. 1900. 1000. 'l0sS. 'ii.so. 'i1.ij
SINciSNiTi ST louis ana IoHisvr111
PITrsBuRG, $40 a.m- IL. 's.ie pa.
COLUMBUS. $40 pm.
CUMBERLAND, Queen City Special SIS pm.
SRESEFfdK $50 10 $40 is :seo sss
HS IA 10 an. $500 pm.
.Dsily: Except sunday. .isundsys ,nly:
s.D. i4,7 81 S vs. N S.. SG ss s. ss.
Ticket Once. Main 1880: Information Bureau.
Main 1880.
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FOR sALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE: CON-
tafns 8 rooms on two floors: tiled bath; large
lot to paved alley This house has one Of the
best heating plants made. Price. 5000.
BRADFORD q BRADFORD. sos 18th Ut.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY EDWARD 8. wESCOTT,
1907 Pennn. ave.
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$&$s-NO MATTER WHAT PRICED HOUSE
you want, we have 1t. No matter where you
want It. we have it. Our range; like a tower
iist-card indexed to the minutes a d.
rectory OF the salable property Of the Nation
Capital, Every street and every block is rep
what yon want-well supply the property:
MOORE HILL nnc), 1888 G ST. NV.
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nor SALE-THREE-STORY. NINE-ROOM AND
bath brick house on Washington Heights
This house is of recent construction. oak and
hardwood trim throughout, steam heat. cement
cellar. with laundry tubs and servants toilet;
immense back yard: select neighborhoOd; sold
few years ago for 81. $50: sacrifice price.
$1,000; leased for $4s6 per year.
ARCH G. KENT.
Phone Main 800. 1901 st. NV.
oc1S-9Ot.1 10
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FOR RENr-s25 21sr. CORNER 21sT AND EYE
ats; brick: rooms. bath: open plumbing;
newly papered throughout: facing government
ec2e-iOt r. 8. wfcSCOTT 1907 Pa ave-
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81. 50O-THERE'S ONLY ONE CHEAP THING
about this house-that's the price. 1t il
really an artistic, beautiful little home. Sew
eral thousands added to the figure cou1dn't
bny better taste. better construction and better
value. This has rooms and bath. and IL z
rooms are enough. then you ought to see
this. 1t has hotwater heat and lot Of
other thfn1s Won like to find In q home.
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FOR RENT-sls g ST NV: ELEVEN ROOMS
and bath: Kitchen on parlor noor; servants
closet and stable: unusually ro0my. bright and
5000 per month. Apply to DR.. RAUTER-
BERG. the FarraGut. 18th and !. or phone
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hA nv i ave II>N Ace
1914 n J av.5r.b %. so
952 &th, 10. Ar, b.16.50
954 18th. ID. Ar. b. .16. SO
The Carlisle, 1918 n.
housekeeping.
3r and b. $3.50
Housekeeping, 5r. b.
$3.50 to $40. so
COLORED.
2125 I, 7r. W. .20.50
eos 23d, Or, b,lat.1s.JO
1907 SeatOn. 6r.wiT.0
Si6H oath. 5r. w.16.5o
s32 23d, 6r, W. 1850
27O4 p, Or. W. cel.15.O
$50 18th ne. 5r. b.14.50
211 Warren ne. Or. w14.OO
2143 ID, Or. W. .13.j0
1119 Fussells Or. w.12.j0
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La av. heated
rooms, $40. $3.50. $40
STORES.
1909 Pa av, store, Ar,
steam heat. -. .6O.50
2210 14th, l large
room and fiat. Ar,
b ..............4 1000
Basement, 2r, ht. $3.50
1928 Pa av, r,cel. 1850
2O12 /. 2r, w, g.. $500
1901 9th. store rmS.50
houses and fats apply
Oc2Q-sa tn. th,tf
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$s.95O-NEAR Hath ST. NV SOUTH OF o
brick home, within walking distance Of the
biggest part Of the older settled section Of
the northwest-just what many want, and
where they want it. Cellar. bath. etc. At
tractive outside and in. Well constructed.
The price IL low and affords an opportunity
to quick buyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-03

S. OOO-EIGHT ROOMS, FLOORS. BRICK,
IN 6ne repair; cellar; bath: good heating sys-
tenn 4 deep lot good section northwest.
Convenient and desirable location.
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FOR SALE-NEAR UNION STATION AND
Capitol Grounds; q three-stofy, 11-room brick
dwelling. Would rent for $40 per mo. Price,
s. $50. An offer wanted.
oc2s-tf.P n. L. RUST. 400 st. NV.
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING.
PIANO TUNING. S1.bO: ALL WORK GUAR
anteed: 20 years experience. Main 1928 or
drop postal ]. f. HERMAN. l42O Pa. ave.
FALL RESORTS.
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FOR RENT
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. UNO).
Real Estate. Loans and insurance.
786 18th st. NV.
UNFIJRNIsHED

dISdED.
1888 @ NV, Tor, b.60. 80
I'LL Riggs, 1lr,b. 90
1874 Girard, Or, b.50. 90
3417 Brown NV. l0r,
1855 IS p NV. ior. 90
1715 18th, 11r, b. 1000
1907 18th NV, Or. b. 81. so
1872 Ingleside terrace
NV. lar, b. steam
heat ........... 1855
1909 Belmont, o., b95.O
500 @ ne. Or. b. INV
heat. $3.50
1477 Monroe. Or, b. 81. 90
l4S r ne. II, b. 80. 90
152 r ne. 7r, b. Ia. 90
l5S r ne, 7r, b. .S3. 90
1924 9th NV. Sr. b. 30. 90
80 n Y av NV, Sr. b30. 66
1918 L NV. 7r, b.27.50
116 18th ne, Or. b. $3.50
1908 Euclid, 6r, b.%.50
625 Sd ne, Or, b. rs. so
514 LIST sc, Or, b. .&.5 so
1910 I, Or, b. ....2.50
504 LIST sc, Or, b. .0.50
1927 30th NV. 9r. 1850
CES.
1921 + NV. ......@. 90
1921 r NV, rm 3. 1000
go B NV. $40 to SIS
Res.
1918 9 NV, sto, dwx,
DER Aupum. ..1.M
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AOlt SOuH ~
4b, steam heat. $416.67
1853 N, Ter. 3b. 200
1902 VT av.12r. 3b. IS. no
1905 p. 1Or, b.ami.55. so
2313 Pa av.10r. b. .47.5O
22lO 18th. sto, Ar. BIO. go
1881 Pa av.11r. BALLS
615 18th, Or, b,lat.36. 90
1853 Ore nv, lot. b.35.75
1917 Pa. av. Sr, b.32. 80
2137 X. Sr, b. ami. 1918
3O09 O. lOr. b.lat.30 20
S25 21st. Sr, b,lat. O.50
$500 G. Or. b. :. 1880
oil 23d. sr, b. :. .21.67
1928 n. 7r. b, lat. 90
1905 Kingman. Or, b25. 80
2214 10th nw.7r. b. 25.60
24l3 Pa av. Sr, b. 25.50
$50 F sw, Sr. b. $50
1925 10th, Or. b. 1880
1880 G, Sr, b. =. 20 so
213S I. Or, ". 1850
tit Goth. 7r. W. $50
734 odd, 5r. b. 1880
2440 X. Or, W. 1890
$50 e Sc, 5r. W. g.15.50
SIT 10th, Or, ". 1880
SD 26th. Or. W. 400
bl5h 23d, Or, w..13.50
724 oath, Ar, ". 1880
1893 32d, 7r. ". 1900
For full list Of small
af office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-03

ONH Ou
17s5 Mass av NV. 0r,
3b. ............S.W0
2l39 r NV. 2or, 6b. a, 900
1888 n. 16r, Sd. per
annum. .-.......2,M
1918 21st NV. 15r, 4b2. 600
Pip Mass av. ....2, 900
8032 n. 15r, 8b. . 1, 500
2OO1 Kal I'd, 12r. Dbl. 200
200 Mass av. 1er. 3bSJ0
2126 r NV, 14r, 2b. 100
1928 Mass av NV. 14r,
% ............. S4.H
2024 o, Or, b. :. 80. 83
1909 Goth NV, Tor .2b75. 90
l7l7 g NV, Or, 2b. Is. 90
Blair I'd. Takoma PIX,
d C. Or, b. fur. 1900
Bis Mt Pleasant.
10f. %. 1900. go 90
1917 L NV. 1&, 0.60.OO
IT'S DeSales, Or, b57.50
1891 18th NV, 10r, b56. Is
1929 Harvard NV, Tor,
INV heat. $3.50
1885 10th NV. II,
b. partly furn'd.55.0 90
1921 Q NV, Or, b.55.0
OFF
1914 81 NV, annum.4 4. 500
Union Trust bldg, 18th
4 81 NV. ..$15 to $40
$40
1872 G NV. sto, dwg.
per annum. .....1.00
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8, 250-ONE OF THE HANDsOMEST COR
ners on the Heights: two beautiful streets; .
most attractive modern house; wide, with
deep parking on two sides; hot-water heat
and all other desired features house In ex-
cellent condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-03

$21 ,o00-ANOTHER ON ST NEARLY 90
feet front by nearly $50 feet deep: a 18-
room house, near Conn. ave. Great POSSIBLE
tiles in this. Price has been reduced.
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$7,650-HOUSE WITH GROUND. A NINE
room detached frame dwelling, on the
Heights, with $3.50 feet Of ground wide
frontage; 2 stories and attic. most de-
sirable home, on beautiful street.
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$5.OOo-CHoICE LOCATION, CAPITOL HILL.
1O-room house: in every way desirable;
convenient to cars, Capitol and Library.
Nothing better for the money in eastern sec
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weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHEEA q HENSKY CO.,
III 18th NV.
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FOR SALE $3.50.
In these homes will be found q new standard
Of comfort.
Three toilets. sleeping porches, electrical
conyeniences cedar closets. burglar alarms.
bath and kitchen ventilators, automatic boiler
control ash chute, etc. etc.
Location. Ingleside. In 10th st. at the Park
road entrance and facing Rock Greek Park.
neighborhood Of stately homes occupied by
people Of refinement.
Close supervision is always given homes,
and every item Of cost so figured as to allow
Of the best materials and workmanship: the
architecture Is correct.
Exhibit home, 1858 Park road, open from
until 8 o'clock. Closed all day Sunday.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. Inc. Owner.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 14tb st.
ID
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Cruising For Pleasure

Has been brought within the means
Of the average person. due to the
initiative and experience Of the Ham
burg-American Line who originated
pleasure cruising 20 years ago. To
many it is cheaper than living In
hotel. whose cuisine and service are
equaled. In addition interesting places
are visited the health is improved and
unalloyed rest and enjoyment provided.
The foregoing applies particularly 10
the HAMB URG- AMERICAN LINES
cruises. made by specially constructed
and equipped twin-screw cruising
steamships offering the highest de
gree Of safety and comfort.
Consult our programs for cruises this
winter TO the ORIENT, WEST IN
DIES, SOUTH AMERICA. etc. They
offer every inducement choice and
advantage in rates, itineraries and ar
rangements.
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- our list Of apartments under Apartments
to Let. oc29-ea tn. tn. #
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FOR RENT me HOS K, Or, b. 20. 40
NV, 1903 N, Ia, 2b$125 ,628 L, Or. b. 40. 40
NV PIP NJ av 81. b40 IS SW. 325 Md av.12, b46 50
NV 226 NJ az. Sr b4O Is SW $40 Va av. ST.. 30
NW,513 3D. 1Or, b. 30 90 SW ,04OH Va av, CRIT so
NV 1909 18th, ST. b3O so SW. $50 Va av,4r.18.50
NV 1926 14th, IOr b3o so NV 1903 9th. Ar. .13.4O
NW0l4 10th ST. b3o5 so APARTMENTS.
NV 2O27 e, d. 40 The Vincetta. 81, b. q 90
NV, 1903 9th, lf..lS.40 The vincetta, Arb .22.o0
NE, TO L. d, b. .225O
OFFTCES-NORTHWEST.
Central building, onaces Gunton building. omceo
Call at ONCE for Information regarding alley
prSPertiss stable bet; etc, have nas for re rent
oc2S-tf j. W. PILLfNG, 1416 Ut. NV.
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frontage of over 30 feet and a depth Of
100 feet in lot; II large rooms and baths;
electric light and gas; two principal streets;
convenient location and select neighborhood;
equal to any property in city at 5000 to
$1,000 more.
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$15.5OO-EYE ST. NEAR CONN AVE; r.
room house, with lot 45x15O. A most de-
sirable property. located right. and at a price
that's cheap; bound to be worth more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-03

$7.5oo-wHEN THE OWNER OF THIS HOUSE
built this for his home he spared no expense
to make 1t as nearly perfect as he could. He
selected the best materials and he had the
best workmen to put these materials into the
dwelling. The price asked is less than actual
cost.
The house is DETACHED ON ALL SIDES,
and there are rooms and bath. The loca-
ton is one of the best in the northwest.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16

only he q big commercial center some of these days, but that it will also be rather q pretty place and d pleasant place to live.
 The first issue of the Parker Post appeared last week. Ii Is d bran new paper with linotype machine, a Hoe press and q job printing plant. the ma chincry being operated with gasoline engine. The paper is the enterprise or an energetic young man by the name of F-lannigan whosrcC cntly arrived from the cast and who is starting on the right lines apparently. He is experi- cnced in the business and the return ing visitors from Parker say his first issue looks like q real newspaper
 There was never a very large crowd of outsiders present at the sale. but every man seemed to come for husi- ness. MT. Arnold's only unhappiness was that he was too busy He said he never worked so hard in his life. being busy from d. m. until 10 every night and that during his stay of nearly a week he hardly moved off the single block on which the bank is located. There was never any disorder nor a thought of trouble until after they started home yesterday. and then it was only thought, for nothing came of if. Word wass sent to the force of marshdls attending him that yesterday morning q certain person known to have associated with train robbers and other dangerous characters q number of years ago. had boarded a train at Phoenix and detrained at Glendale. The marshals knew the mans reputa- ton in other days, and were not so sure but something might he incubat- ing. after the character of the Sacaton incident last Wednesday night. to be pulled off somewhere between Glen dale and Wickcnburg. They were all on their guard but nothing developed and they came on to Phoenix unmolcst- ed and deposited the money in bank yesterday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
OF LOCAL INTEREST
GONE TO TUCSON

JUNE FV OVoVFN- FIuIII N''' nor of the night police force. left Sat urday for Tucson where he will repre- sent the local lodge of Knights of Co lumbus at the annual territorial con venticn in that city.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
GONE FOR THE sUMMER-Gc

don Tweed and family leIt yesterday morning for their summer home in Lowell. Mass. "a
 A LIBERAL OFFER-In the adver-
 tisins columns this morning will be
 found an offer so liberal it puts the
 blush of shame to the most enterprise
 ing merchant on earth X man has
 lost his pocketboOk with ten dollar
 bill in it and will gladly pay fifteen dollars for its return. The moral of
 this story is that he wants the pocket
 book.
 A CHANCE FOR soMEBoDY-w
 :. Goldsworthy of the Santa Fe. Pres colt X Phoenix railway. says he might
 be able to do something for some good
 male stenographer who would be will ing to go to the northern part of the
 territory to live. IL isn't His job to give out but he has q 'hunch" as it
 were. concerning the needs of another man and might be able to tell the
 right party something to his advan- tage.
 ZElGlER-s N CHI Phoenix friends have been informed of the
 maria ge in Prescott. last Thursday afternoon. of X. Zeigler and Mrs. Thersa Bianchi of this city. The cou-
 pie are both quite well known here
 Mir. Zeigler coming here from Cincin- | nati about five years ago and is the foreman at the plant of the People s Ice and Fuel company. The bride has lived in Phoenix most of the time for the last twenty years. Both are high ly regarded and will have the best wishes of a large number of friends. LIKES PARkER-Among those re-
 turning from Parker yesterday were Nj. W. Connors of Detroit. who has spent the last five winters in Phoenix but who has spent many of his sum mers all over the cast from Texas to Maine. He invested largely in Parker real estate and believes the investment
 d good one. He has witnessed the building of many cities and is acCus- toned to judging such things from the character of the people interested as well as the surrounding resources. From his observations at Parker he returns most enthusiastic pleased with the place ana confident of it's fu- turC.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
COTTON VOILE.

One of the most satisfactory sum mer materials is cotton voile. It is light in weight and dainty in texture. It comes in all the popular shades and makes a rich appearing garment. by itself or combined with silk. It is q decidedly summery fabric and Is d wise selection for an evening gown.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16

don Tweed and family leIt yesterday morning for their summer home in Lowell, Mass. "a
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
CROWDS LISTEN TO CONCERTS

The largest crowd of this season was out last evening occupying places in the City Hall plaza and Court House square listening to the music of the Industrial Liberty band at the former place and to the Pioneer band at the latter place.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
RUNS INTO TELEPHONE POLE


 No small amount of excitement was caused yesterday morning near the fire department building when Mex
 ican. driving horse hitched to light spring wagons lost control of his steed. The animal dashed along First street and finally attempted to make his way into the fire engine house. He collid- ed with d telephone pole and smashed the rig into kindling wood. The driver escaped injury by jumping.
 TOO MUCH MUSCLE was de- monstrated on Saturday night that there is such d thing as too persis- tent pursuit of musical culture for the peace and comfort of the community in general. Yesterday morning at 1:15 respectable minority of the re- sidents of Bennett addition telephoned The Republican to inquire if there were not some law that limited the vigorous pounding of a piano in 3 residence district in summer weather { when the windows are open. to say : l a. m. for instance, there or there about The inquirers were told that there is no such law: it is the penalty one must pay for choosing his abid- | ing place in cultured center
 HE MAY NEVER wALk.-John Crouch. q boilermaller from San Fran { cisco. is lying at the county hospital
 with an injured spine. unable to move. Crouch who is an elderly man left | San Francisco several days ago for ! Tucson and, failing to find employ ment there he came to Phoenix. On
 Saturday he was wandering about in
 the western part of town and entered [ a vacant house at the corner of 1 Adams street and Fifteenth avenue
 He entered by the front door and at tempted to leave by side door. AS
 he stepped out of the house he fell
 injuring the lower part of his back | He was discovered not long after and
 was taken to the police station where
 he was kept until yesterday morning
 when he was removed to the hospital
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
GOES ON SOUTHERN TR,p-H

B st. Clair of the II. II. McNeil com pany will leave this morning upon an extended trip through the southern part of the territory in the interests of the business of his firm. He ex- poets to be absent about three weeks.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-16
THE FIGHT NOT ABANDONED

Though it is the common practice yhen judgment is pronounced. to give notice of appeal that was not done in district court on Saturday when Frank Shindelbower was sentenced But such notice will, probably be filed with the clerk of the court today
The sun., 1910-06-28

The Giants made treir appearance yesterday
with brand new hosiery. white. with one broAd
black sutIF They ssy strines make The ieg luoE
bigger but the ,ilaAu dont nerd them.
Ths uFo game that the phiiHes have wen
from me Giann this season out 0t twelve have
both been captured on the Polo Grounds
perbe has lost nipe straight for the Reds No
matter n hc Oscs forty straight IN pisrh him
sn summer until he aims . game says GFtfhth.
But the sumner uil be over by thcu
There are rrahs and crabs IN baseball C0uli
the CLASSY crab be described as an aristo-rsbf
The good waiter VINO docs not offer a. had balls
Il The Naluahe man sagelv remarxs ropay
hArtsel ls q man a gOod walter who does ofef
81 haf balls
"Jedrtess thighs - mighty that In their Erip
q var horsc would Efuan, writes Jark London
ought 70 see IAportes calves
CINCINNATI. June q The National Basrhaii
Commission refused 70 day 20 allow the claim Of
the New Nork National League Club for $50 from
ne Albany club made herause Of failure of ihs
Albany elub. 70 play an exhibition game With ne
Gihnb At Albany on Apul e The commission
decided that no formal agreement OF coatrnrt
was made