davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
@iniiterpulteu / eonSOu. MeS 40,

ifilig Spenbing %nfpettes, bpem Wi.
niiteriet aonop bill ubie Ill @eianSt !
2ouSon eiter lloenrigsminiiier Sr'
aens. "aftenpoiten" bon paa frem.
ifubt glaos optoset en- artifel efter
Ct Iiberolt Yropinsblao bpcri iii
Stininaen iortrinspis anbefales Or.
Siauro Sbien. Seo Sioen at ban
nponer artifeIen Wimiterreiioent
Soonna grindorit, Tom bar arbeios.
miniiter | Winiiteriet 2solano. Sil'
Iiae incomes Rorges mtoerenSe &c
ianbt | Stocfbolm geniamin gost
bpem uiitnof mango bupoe pentet a
ie uoneuut til uoeurissmiuiiter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Tulatcs / Spocn. Sra

Tnlgtcs I NpScn. Sra &affeitao
meIoes: en- uGiten en~eitaaenbe ge.
gipenbeb bpnote 2erbag ben 12te Sc
brlnr paa en- Ilabs unber Siltpebt,
ioet baabe Wonoen og 9onen beoe
al 2ungebet9nbelie paa idmme Dag.
&onen ST. ~ Iorgen oa Wanoen
ST. ~ Gftermiooog. 8e efterla-
Ser fig 4 9arn, Den Gloite 1919
aar og' BEN pnsIte A Gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
SrScnsbauSelen. Del 5oIfeting8'

SrScnsbauoclen. Oct 6oltetlngS'
uopala, iom bebanbler Oct ~'ocialiitt'
ife SorIlog ON SitIcrs % 0rOenerS
afifaffeIie, bar benpenot fig til 5u'
itits0epartementet for at iau inoIeOct
en- M llnOcriegeIie ON Den Tornooeoe
SonbcI meo ouuife Srbener. Ter
aaor Rpatcr ON, at ianaan Orocns'
banbel er 6rcoet / itsrre lloitrNt'
nina. g3un iortpLler babe, bpem Der
bar iolat 8ioOerfor8 % GtatsrauoS'
titler, oa nppner Naunene pnn %
Mebboraerc, iom bar taget moo vi
buoet 90 opuoaet en- Decoration ell
Ter en- Sitel for @riier, iom poriercr
ira 10000 til 10000 SER. Sr'tltS'
beportementct bor gieunem Goltttet'
refteren beororet en- m llnoeris9elIe,
GA %1orhcrenc begpr0te iorIeoer Go9.
Som @ione opgap "Social.0 entofro'
tens Reouftion Iopuene poa Here
8eriouer Iom cfter bans Y'erttn0
mantte ppre inooict / Sdger, % Here
8ioner pertes inNfaIot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Slaoet jbiel az ct Sneras. s

Ieben Ssnoag bGnbte ifIg. "Samar
Stiftst." en- iergelig nlpffe pua SLAB
len S%tranSbaffen ner Selbre Sta.
ton. On Sige paa ca. 40 aar tit
ooer fla Sneraiet fra en- Saqpe og
bIep Iaaet libel paa Stebet. 29ge
blep bertet, men flinbe fun fonitatere
9sben. llIpffen bar iaa meget mer'
feliaere, iom Saaoen life bar ierlig
bei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
gmtmnaoscmbcSct |
Sarlsbers

Sefretpr / Suititsbepartementet Il.
3. 6. arpbn or fonititueret | bette
@mbebe inotil pioere, oa Statsraao
8erge bar ~forbebolot iig at i1btrpoe
! @mbeoet ieien, naar ban maatte
fomme til at fratreoe Statsraaoem-
henet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Gtteripsraiel.

Gectlias gecrg 6enritien, SsH at Slaa.
ttrmelter Better Senrifien | gibora. Tars
mart, eftcrisses berpso paa @runo az bans
NdSers Gpo, Tom iHoirai ben soc syan. b. u.
Sanfremt ban Ieper beoes bon IfriDe tit i'm
Nooer, eler Trooer Slaaiermeiter aonrao
Senriffen, Sibora, Tanmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Sraainaet tpa ham.

meboeles oen 24be Sebr.: timber ar.
beioe mco at bale paa 2ano enbel
8rag9oos bIep Wonbag Spelo en- Ia
aar gammel @ltt, CLAUS Sanien fra
@aaroen gofiem paa 2inbesnes, ia.
get no al 3ragiugct og brufnet. en-
9Iore aamerat reooeoe iig nteo Hso
o. neppe ilanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
SAT- o nj,
tiiiatss sler tineie.

Nrer,ttftueuter RHoer "GRnts@, ~TFltie-. III.
'sIas- "a -Gtteripsrs'el- iehst 30 SsH,s for IS crs isr
bees Gane % 70 0eHfs ~. CTo i5f az. lem ~soerfise,
IS Cre. drertitiemtuttr iabtaaes lie for uiRSre sas
@9tuts. Beuae a1ad AteaDisclta nesfslss ale %,
gunner.
ss- sSstenasstilbus letter - asHis pc aialG
Cur Orb alsr en- StHte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

@aarobanocl. Carer Speene bar
peo &baftsr alspitao ioIgt Jim @aaro
@Gffeipeen | 6irrnes til en- biem.
amerifaner Sobn 8. Stenoe
fra Salores. &isbeium 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
@u sefretdrcr ener
DireftSrer for rs.
imraneefcsnpanier.

pi bar allshaanes biGlpefiIoer
iii at fuHne tryffe Sbemasr for
Assurance poIieer, auissuin.
ger, asssssmsntsr 0. I. .. paa
norif sllsr pda enselif. SEND os
prspsr paa, brad De snifer, %
nj Pal isuSs Dem Operaas opsr,
hpormsset arbsiost pil fois.
"pecosAH-P0sTEs" 100 PRINTING
DEPARTMENT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

TiRaIgs. -6or ~iuareit at faa OPP
glort ct 80 er 120 acres , ct Hprit Sett.
lemeHt / ben pitre EEL al z Safota tiliaIsA.
Sntet beor. 9anb / Staten. alt opopritt,
gooe me ouie, aoo Sruetbdue o.i.p. Strtu
TT Gieren for tub 8eitripeIie. % ON 9e
guiter 6ptoarafi al glaoirn. oa peolRs Zoe.
u MatbtiQu, aitortd. 60. 9atota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

SsSsfalb. Sognepreit for 8itber,
Solbum % SaSiten @euiabeOer, /
aarbus Stift q. Soiman.g Bong er
oiaooet peo Ss6en. Zen aiosbe boo-
Sc / lpugere 8tS orrct 'engeIisgeuoe
al MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

Snaeu SanetGscr eler odnatorier |
2duSet iaar ilige ReiuItatsr | 8eumas
tisme os Yeroefpeoomms ION Or. Siorus
tabs aIiuit | glinnenpoIts. SieIone sr
Be SiIfrloe, iom life bs~I6reoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

cHeu: "5oorfor 6Iep gerien ueitset
al gseetarfDrenineen?-
5auieu: -Se eiloe life bare BAN mee.
ioroi ban snsans ban ipiIte ct sebIe. iouI
til at ip9Ise en- Rart-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
SanQere

tan BRUCE iaa msset be pil Of Browns
Bronchial Troches uben Srpgt oa DC intet
itGoeItgt tnoebcIoer. llouroerItae for Sim
bring al SGsbeo % Srriintion fra ooial
Guitr9nselie ben renier og itprier Stemmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Srihcbsitptteu. ct 6lertal al

Nri6cbsitptteu. Ct GIertal al
9isbenbapns Ragiitrot iorciIaor, at
8ribeoSitstten al Seuipn til Spor'
pcistroiifcu life eienopitiaeS / Better.
broao6eS Wtiote. Sil SporBsmnalet
p f af"s 9GoeIige gnbrin9eIie bar
MeoaiItraten enonu life toget Still
lima. Suaeu fonmer til Sebano'
lima / Observation-Disclosures ierite
Mg0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

Zen iom fan eipe lInoerrstuing mi gu.
Tins Sammers Cpholositeo of aiSre en- TOR
3ierette peo at ~tilifripe ". y. 1horsrnb,
9lad gurth, @iseoniiL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
OiI;aIas.-32o gcr,s sarm, ss.

8 VfTuFUEe-o-U NVIts UuIWJ w
x perlia ,Surobuuo. 225 Ncres unoer Rtoa,
Sus, @raRuru. -Saru., Srpno, Sapnreang.
"Grpue". 8lot 81 gtiI ira Steele. Gountp'
irot | Niooer Go, 81. 8. 9ris 1880 pr.
Mere. $1,000 i~pniaut, Reittn Intad narliee
&ibetalinaer. 10 andre 5arme | norIle Sett.
Iemsnter til binig gris os sooe glGiaor.
Strip itrais paa Rorit sller guaellt It. ".
Rupeu. Steele, r. 3diotd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

Sire Sfclcttcr. Sra 1oIbGf meS'
beles Ben 24oe Sebr.: &au Grric'
berg I Sunobp Soen, Ser er befienot
ION ct gGumelt Retteritco bar man
/ Mtanoags oeo @~rusgropning funOet
Sfclettcrue al fire Ncnneifer, ION
luu ca. 1 Alien urber SoroOOerlaoen,
Iua iommcn TO og TO; oct enc
pcI6cpdtet. 29ge Smitb / &unobp,
Der fom iii Stebet, erflGreOe Stelet'
terne for at barre al porne @trno. -
0tellem 9enreiterne bleo Der funoet
9 toareneoe GofIer al Scrn iom for
mentlig bar pRret ~anpet0te til at an
bringe Sc benrettebe TorbrpoereS
Soueoer pua, nanr De Totes poa Sta
ae. SfeIetterne bill blipe ncograoeoe
paa Girfcguoroen. On @aIlerne er
ser qiort Snoberetring til NotionaI'
urlieet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Sra uoroe.

@aarbbDtte | @inssafcr. anoers
poa airfepoloen % Gnen Glen
paa snre gferoolen bar bpttct @aar.
De. gnOers gergli bar beialt ca. SIR.
5000 | MellemIag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

gaar Ss iiriner til apsrte.
terenoe. iaa p6r ian osrIis at
meheeIe. al Sc iaa oerss
aoertisiemeHt / -EeeorabsSos
ten. 8et itrer lem Den
besits gebanSIirs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

Gan: "SRHi. Be bar miitet Gnieret.-
Gun (iom sr pan i'm isrite Sisreiie):
-Set bar Se aott al, nar be sr ina Iiess
spIsiee. Se oar 10 Idoet bet b0nee uos
pda Chen al Stibst ! belle DAG
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
sl6crti.Y fiGrcn.

Sorberene i glberti.S oQcn cr M al
@riminaIrettef tilitillet GoIitioiret.
loren, Tor at Ser fan bIiOe ocfretcrct
slftion % bejfiffet slftor oa Geieu.
Tor. uoitriiten er ct &CrF pon oper
1000 maifinifrepne 6oIioiiocr meo
610 9iIad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

CuIfeS.-Gn Samilie pnifsr Gniats
X ielie paa en- Sdrm; bar arbeioet poa
Furm / lem aar. Worcester: Dor $40, 5bief
Gipsr 6aIS. gSiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

saaar Sc lfriper til aperte.
renbe, iaa pGr ian penlis at
meooeIe, at De iaa bsrss
advertisement ! -Secorahsy os
fen. Set iifrer Gem ben
bebife SebanoIino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15

cTuSfeS. --Gu rlore hnuIf Bloc su'
~ Tier labs hos ct Iar Glore GeIf eler
ipm Susbehnrerinee. belt hus Stanolnaper.
GSr. 8. Is. Seufen. 110t gillette Ct. r., "a
4rpsie. NisepniiIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
GpiuScr | Tplfcifolcn.

NninOcr I TypIfcifuIVH. Ut -tpH'
tation fra 9anif SDinneiamfuno bar
operraft auIhlSmiuiitereu to Inora'
aenoer, qaaenoe no poa, at Der aab'
mes apinScr iamme GOgunG ION
Rpno iii SuerlGrer og Snipefterem'
beber ~inSenfor SoIfeifolen, % at Or
oct "Gufer" / SfolelopctS 5 IS mao
ombnttes mco Sroet ~9Uiuoer", boor'
pes oiSie piI opnaa iommc &olgbar'
beo Iom WpnO. Wfiniitereu Ioocoe
at oocrrpffe anbrogeroet til oeu M
La neoiotte 9ommisiiou r9aaenoe
Silipnet meo SolfeIfolen. d.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
era Danmarf.

stormfasen. Miniitprict bar III.
"Ribe amtSto.~ itiaet 5000 SIR. til
4oaSigbeo til ll%obeorino al oen Sta.
Sc, StormiIooen BEN 3bie December
dnrctteoe peo at giennembrpoe oct
itore Gige peo Orbp isnsre Strouo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
cuS tilialas.

SuS tiliaias. -9tpt, elegant GUS
u pna 0elt 9}aiH Street, 9eeorab, III.
ialgs biliet. llomRrtst NulsoHiug for ben.
Tom puiter at DO npr 2utber college. Ron
heuucnoe is III g. 9R. gnser. DEBORAH.
Sopa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Gn N%epntation al aiifefuner hap.

De torleoen Wanoog lo9t Nu0lenS
hos Song 6reoerif. Ge bouoe iinc
SaIoSpIaoier peo @amntelitrano %
bao aonsen ON at iaa bebolOe oisie
i Steoet for - Tom oct bar opret
poo Gale - at hli auoiit et anoen
NlaNs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-15
Siljaies.
Iin Stomaesr' o.

Stiaigs. - Tin Stuunser' %
SarneissS bpp | Guibtpn, Hiinn., III.
idIsS ellcr iilleie pan rinrIigits SiItaar; fig
ger | tort itdroinaptlt Excitement meo COB
pparbetoet "5raoe". Dob Siple 90 Rorii.
Iutbsrit airfe. Sfriu iirats III gisreH, 3eaH
SanioH. Hutbiou, gtinu.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
GOAT MUST MARCH
Corporal Slats," Who De- yours Fiction, Must
 Leave Barracks

NEW YORK, April 21.-"Corporal Slats, stationed at the marine bar racks at the Brooklyn navy yard, has been ordered transferred from hls post, and there is sorrow among the naval troopers. Somewhere up on Nassau street is his new location.
 corporal Slats' became famous at the navy yard because he literally de- vOured fiction. He found his way into the marine library some time ago and ate three books before he could be stopped. And, being goat, he was greatly disappointed ecause these choice morsels were denied him. He at tended the drills of the marines, went with the fire squad when there were fires, and trOtted along with the process sion on the occasion of a change of com, mandants.
 The reason he was ordered depOrted was because they were setting out some trees about the place and feared that the goat would chew them up while they were young and tender.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
SLIP COST A VOTE
Cardinal Used Cross of Pre-, late and Tim Healy
 Lost Ballot

DUBLIN. April 2l.-Irish politicians are chuckling over the latest election yarn. "Tim' Healy, one of the rebels against Redmondite rule among the Ma tionalists, had majority of 99 against Richard .Hazleton, his official opponent.
 The number really should have been 100. but an illustrious voter spoiled his paper. This was none other than Car dinal LOgue, archbishop of Armagh. He journey to Dundalk to vote for Healy, but, following his usual signature to letters, he forget he was using ballot paper, and after the cross he added "M. C. L." (Michael, Cardinal LOgue).
 When this paper came before the of ficial scrutineers they were greatly pug zled to make out the meaning of "M. c. L.' The writing made it clear It was no illiterate s ignorance. The story spread and then the cardinal owned up. He was abstracted at the moment of voting, he said, and signed the paper as if it were an episode of note. So Tim Healy lost a vote.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
CHOYNSKI READY
 TO BOX JEFFRIES
Arrives at Training Camp
 Yesterday

BEN LOMOND, Cal, April 2l.- Choynski arrived at the Jeffries camp today. He announced that he was ready at any time to don the gloves with Jeffries. Whether he is more will ing than Armstrong to take little punishment remains to be seen. There was no boxing in camp today.
 After two rather lax days, Jeffries went back to his old routine. Early this morning found him jogging along the road and in the afternoon, old line indoor exercise followed a row on the river
 Billy Papke opposed Jeffries in the handball court and Papke was defeated, even with one of Jeffries' nephews as partner.
 Although he devoted only ten min utes to swinging the ball. he had it beating quick tattoo and seldom miss ed, as he did during the first few days.
 In all, he took the cold bath and rub ping slab three times during the day.
 He received box of raisins from Fresno and an outdoor sleeping con trivance to sample.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
PULPIT FUR
 POLITICS
Spokane Minister Declares Public Needs Protection
 of Ideal Men

SPOKANE, Wash, April 21.-Firm- ly in the belief that as minister of the gospel he was living in sphere of ideals and theories, apart from the world s activity and progress, Charles II. Braden, formerly pastor of the Grace Baptist church of Spokane, has abandoned the pulpit to enter national politics, which, he says, after all, to some extent, expresses life as it is actually lived, adding:
 'I have come to feel that while the ministry continues to preach and ideal ize, politics continue to live and do; that the gap between them continues to widen, and that the preacher s world of ideals is coming to be regarded by the practical world as an embodiment of fanciful theories. excellent to be written about, sung about, theOrized about, and, to some extent, cried about, but not to be earned into politics and government and made universally oper- ative. I have no word of criticism to pass upon the calling of the ministry. It is the highest among men. While l was in it 1 tried to fulfill its require ments to the utmost.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
TO DISCOVERER
 OF ANAESTHESIA
Memory of Dr. Long Is Hon.
 Ored by Monument

JEFFERSON, Ga., April 21.-The memory of Dr. Crawford w. Long, the physician whose name is inseparably connected with the discovery and early use of anaesthesia, was honored here to- day with the unveiling of handsome monument. The memorial was erected by the Georgia Medical society, nearly the entire membership of which attend ed the unveiling exercises.
 Dr. Long, who was one of the noted physicians of his day, was a native Georgia and resident of the town of Jefferson for the greater part of his career. It was here that his discov- cry of the su1phuris ether anaesthesia was made on March 30, lS42. A short time later he successfully applied his discovery in an operation for the re- moval of tumor.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
OFFICERS
Bartenders Banqueted by Their Friends
 the Barbers

Dispensers of both internal and ex, ternal tonic enjoyed themselves hnugely last night when the bartenders and their friends were entertained at Bak- CTS hall by the barbers of this city.
 The tonsOrial crowd did the honors as thoroughly as they would give a millionaire facial massage and as the visiting barkeeps were in a recipi- ent mood, they made themselves at home and helped the merrymaking along with vim that made the af- fair one of decided class.
 There were things to eat and drink on tap and other entertainment features as well. When the festivities were ready to close, the assemblage of about loo was photographed.
 The barkeeps promise to return the favor at an early date
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
Hundreds of Workingmen Object to Double Pay
 ment of Road Tax
LAW AN OVERSIGHT
 OF LAST ASSEMBLY
Grew Out of Merging Road Districts of Counties
 Under New Law

To test the road tax law and decide whether residents of incorporated cities in Arizona must pay both county and city road tax, suits against County As sessOr R. E. Merritt will be filed by several hundred worlingmen in this city within the next few days.
 Something like two hundred miners, as well as number of employees of the Arizona Eastern railway and other corporations of this city have retained counsel and are preparing to test the validity of the territorial laws govern. ing taxation. It is probable that one suit will be filed in the name of tax payer and this suit fought out to de- termine the status of the road tax law. As yet those who are behind the move ment have not disclosed the names of the attorneys who have been retained to prosecute the suit and their plans in detail have not been made public.
 As the result of an oversight of the last territorial legislature, County As sessor Merritt is apparently compelled to collect road tax from every male resident of Gila county, who is not ex- empt from taxation generally. In ad- dition, the city collects street tax from residents of Globe, and as the result those who live within the city may be compelled to pay double road tax.
 This condition of affairs comes as the result of the law passed by the last legislature, setting aside the coun- ty road districts which had previously existed and making one large road dis trct of each county. When this law was passed, no provision was made for the exclusion of incorporated cities from paying road tax and much dissat- isfaction has been expressed, as the re. suit.
 1t is the claim of those who are back of the tax suit that the existing condition of affairs subjects them to double taxation and it is understood that it is upon this point that the legal battle will be waged
 County Assessor Merritt stated yes terday that he had been informed that a test suit would be filed within a short time, as the necessary legal papers had been practically completed.
 In the event that the contestants win their suit, the road tax receipts of the | county will be reduced about $2,00O according to MT. Merritt. As this amount of extra taxes has not been collected in the past, however, the coun tvs finances will not be crippled tC any extent, the taxation merely being | placed on its former basis.
 The suit will probably be decided al the coming court session and as mucl interest centers in the question in vOlved, its outcome will be awaited with interest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
COUNTY ID RECEIVE GOOD SUM FUR
 SCHOOLS

Gila county will receive from the ter ritory this year the sum of $3,576.S0 for the school fund for the coming term, according to advIees received by Coun- ty Superintendent of Schools w, O.. Kellner, yesterday.
 According to the appropriation, each county in the territory received $I70 for each pupil between the ages of and 21 years attending public schools. Gila county's appropriation is based upon last years attendance of 2,l04 students.
 This appropriation is $355.3O in ex- cess of last years fund, according to Superintendent Kellner, the increase be- ing due to greater average attend ance.
 Of all the counties in the territory, Maricopa receives the biggest slice of school money, the apportionment for that county amounting -O nearly $l2,- 900.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
SPREADING THE
 SYSTEM OF MERIT
Civil Service Commission
 Opens Session

OTTA"A, Ont, April 2l.-Men of wide reputation in civil affairs gather. ed in the capital today for the second annual meeting of the Civil Service Confederation of Canada. The meeting brings together representatives of all the civil serylce organizations of the Dominion, and at this meeting, as was the case last year, it is expected that several important matters will be dis cussed. The recognition of the merit system of promotion throughout the service and the urging of claims of the outside service for increased salar- ies based on the nigh cost of living are the two chief topics to receive at tentiOn. The convention will conclude it's business tomorrow
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
AMSTER |S DELAYED
 IN BOSTON Chief of Arizona Commer- cial Should Arrive in
 About a Week

N. L. Amster, who was expected to arrive here Wednesday evening, but who failed to put in an appearance, will not reach Globe until some time next week, according to w. F. Bartholomew of Boston, who arrived here last night
 According to Mr. Bartholomew, Mir Amster was delayed in leaving for Ari- zona and was unable to begin his trip until yesterday. He will probably visit Clifton before coming here and should arrive in about week.
 MT. Bartholomew, who is now con nected with Boston brokerage firm was formerly at the head of the BOs- ton News Bureau and is closely afliliat- ed with Mr. Amster. He will remain here for several days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
RESERVE ACCOMMODATIONS

All persons expecting to visit Tucson during the Cinco de Mayo celebration should write T. H. Schuster, Chairman Accommodation Committee, care of Santa Rita Hotel, Tucson, Arizona, for reservations at hotels or boarding houses.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
HAMILTON WILL
 GREET EARL GREY

HAMILTON, Ont, April 21-Ar- engagements on an elaborate scale have been completed for the reception and entertainment of Earl Grey, governor general of Canada, upo nthe occasion of his visit to this city tomorrow to at tend the banquet of St. Georges so. ciety. His excellency will be met by a military escort and reception commit. tee of prominent citizens. An automo- bile ride through the city and lunch, con at the Golf club are among the features of the entertainment program
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
 ON GRAND PARADE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-A parade of 1000 Knights Templars, ac- companied by several bands, marked the opening here today of the conclave of the grand commandery of California. Market street and other downtown thoroughfares were decorated in honor of the occasion. The business of the conclave will be taken up tomorrow morning and continued until the end of the week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
SEASON OPENS IN
 EASTERN LEAGUE

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Weather per hitting, the season of the Eastern base ball league opens today, with Montreal playing at Jersey City, Toronto at Providence, Rochester at Newark and Buffalo at Baltimore. This will be the organization s nineteenth season and predictions are made that it will be the banner year. The schedule calls for a season of 154 games with September 25 as the closing date.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
HIGDoN FUNERAL

ence of large number of friends and acquaintances, funeral services were held over the remains of Mrs. II. l., lligdon at the Methodist church yes. terday afternoon, Rev. E. G. Decker conducting the services. Members of numerous fraternal orders with which Mrs. HigdOn had been affiliated were present, the procession to the cemetery being unusually lengthy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22
COUPONS ARRIvE-Citv CT,

James II. Welch yesterday received l97 of the 200 water bond interest coupons redeemed last October. Although more than six months have passed since the coupons were redeemed by the council, three are still missing, the owners ap- payently not having taken the trouble to turn them in to the Hanover Nation al Bank of New York, through which payments are made.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22

Salt and vinegar added to the water in which fish is boiled, will serve to whiten and harden the flesh. A tea spoonful of salt and tablespoonful of vinegar in two quarts of water is the right proportion.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-04-22

Stains can be removed from marble with the following mixture: A gill of soapsuds and oxgall, half gill of tur- pentine and as much fuller's earth as will make paste. Rub on the stains and leave for few days.