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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Every person who has cash on
hand will find 1911 the best possible
year for buying the securities that
Honolulu offers investors. The price
will never be lower.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Now rs the time for the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Merchants Asso-
citation to step in and express a posi-
tive opinion on the enemies of Ha-
wall who ask Congress to pass laws
directly opposed to the overwhelming
verdict secured direct from the peo-
nile
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Maui Spokesman claim to want bet
ter schools. but they should not allow
a disgruntled and troublemaking
school teacher to warp their better
judgment, when considering the ways
and means OF Improvement.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Senator Lodges speech on the tar
In seems to put him on record against
the stand patters and in line with the
ADMINISTRATIONS plan of changing one
schedule at a time. Mr.. Lodge is thus
going after the Administration sup
port. He needs II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Naval plans on an elaborate scale
would be expected from Japan since
China has decided to have a navy. II
Japan should fail to hold its naval
superiority. It must soon suffer the
fate of subject nation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Burbank has discovered new
species OF plant life related to the
lantana. The only interest 1t arouses
locally is the hope that it will never
come cousining.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Ambassador O'Brien's views on con-
ditions in the Orient are particularly
pleasing because, although a diplo-
mat. we believe he tells the absolute
truth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Kill all the mosquitoes you can.
This is the first rule in the list of
directions on How to exterminate the
mosquito.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
COSTUMES FOR
THE CARNIVAL

Orders for costumes for the Car
nival can now be placed with the Ha-
waiian News Co, Ltd, Alex Young
Building. Great interest is being taxi
en- in the coming Carnival and the
costumes will be very attractive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Z Organic Act tinkering is as danger
Gus for Hawaii as tariff tinkering is
for the nation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
SMUGGLING ring
ON THE PACIFIC
Continued from Page -

Continued from Page u
the Chiyo Maru. They were kept at
Angel Island while the Manchuria
was in port.
So far. the investigations in San
Francisco have proved that there is
an agent In Hongkong who handles
the Oriental end of the under
ground route" While 1t is believed
that many Chinese coolies have been
struggled through. the main attempt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19
MONDAY

There are thousand hacking at
the branches of evil, to one who is
striking at the root.-Thoreau.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Now Is the period Of time between
while ago and after awhile.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-19

Don't try to raise disturbance I'M
'ss you would lower yourself.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
SOciaIiStiGni katekizam.

Pc Charles E. Cli:;e-ju predelal "a
slovenske delavce Ivan Molek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04

Bodoci jugoslovanski kongres
" Chicago Sc DO vsekakor bavil z
vaznimi vprasanji.
NajvaznejSe locke bode najbrz
tie lie: Jugoslovansko vprasanje s
politicnega stalisca. Casopisje.
Organizacija in taktika. Gospo-
darstvo it'd. Do danes Sc nj dolo-
.fcen definitiven dnevni red. Vse-
kafor Sc pa 6ongres ne BIO izognil
vprasanj, XII posegajo globoko v
politieno zivljenje in gospodar-
stvo Jugoslovanov.
u d~anasnjim dnem priporoGam
vsem slovenskim klubom, da maj
ma svojih sestankih pricno takoj
z razgovori o bodocem jugoslo-
vanskem kongresu v Chicago,
Razgovarjajo maj o vsaki toGki
Xxi sen Jim dozdeva wanna "a raz-
pravo ma kongresu. do pi6ice, da
DO NTH delegatu lahko pose6i v
debate. u razgovori Sc dobi jasno
pojmovanje. Sodrugom in zaved'
MIN delavcem, kjer Sc nj sloven,
skega socialisticnega kluba, pri,
poroeam, da gredo takaj ma dele
in ustanovijo klub. Koder nj mo.
goce ustanoviti SLOW. soc. kluba
maj Sc zdruzijo s hrvatskimi, srb.
skimi in bolgarskimi sodrugi
Ustanovijo maj skupen klub. Ia.
ko jim DO mogoce poslati delega
ia ma kongres.
Use dopisovalce V 'Proletarca
pa pozivljem, da priGno 2 javnc
dizkuzijo o kongresu in vpraSa
njih, ki Sc imajo reSiti tam. jaw
ma dizkuzija bo najhitreje sezna
Mia vse sodruge S TEN, kako va
zen in potreben je jugoslovansk
kongres "a jugoslovanske delavc,
v Ameriki.
VISA vprasanja tieosa Sc jugo
slovanskega soc. kongresa naslo
vite ma John Petrich, 4316 Wes'
31st St, Chicago, Ill.
S soc. pozdravom
John Petrich, 81. tajnik,
SLOW. soc. organizacije
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kaj ie bill fevdalizem?

Fevdalizem je bill tretja doba
" gospodarskem razvoju Gloves
iva in .je vladal skoz YES srednji
in novi vek noter do srede 10. sto-
letJa. V ii dobi je prvacilo kme-
tijstvo. Proletarec-kmet je bh ST
Ger telesno svoboden, toda bill je
suzenj zemlje, ktero je moral OBJ
delovati br~ezplacno takozvanim
plemenitim stanovom ali fevdom
(grajscakom) in dajati Jim je
moral desetino vsega, kar je sam
Ease pridelal. To je bila doba
poljske suznosti. Poliedelec jc bill
suzenJ ma polju, ki je bilo neome-
jena last plemenitaSev, ali artist.
kratov, privilegiranih stanov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kaj je z ozirom ma delavca rail-
Ike " teh druzabnih sistemih?

V starem veku je bill delavec
telesni suzenj V srednjem in no.
VEN veku poljski s%uzeni, a danes
je mezdni suzenj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04

Sledeci ''katekizem" je z ma
limi spremembami - XII so IL OH
IA ma lazje zapopadenje %stvari, o
kterih Sc govori, med ~priprostimi
slovenskimi delavci bile potrebne
= IN dodatki prevod angleskega
spisa z jednakim naslovom 1.-THE
Socialist Catechism", kterega je
pred par lett oskrbel sodrug
Charles E. Cline, izdala pa znana
chikaska socialisticna zalozba
Charles H. Kerr and Co.
Sodr. Cline pravi svojem kra-
tkem predgovoru: "Ko sem bill
deck, u6ili so me katekizem, kite
ri je vseboval temeljne principe
we're mole matere. V onem kate
kizmu, kajpada, bio nj nikakrs-
nth sirsih razlag; moral smo sle-
pc vrjeti V doticne principe, ali
pa iskati dokazov zanje drugod.
cato sem Sc namenil, da pripomo-
rem sOcialisti6ni literature tudi S
takim spisom, XII DO v kratkih
stavkih s kolikor mogoce kratko
razlago podal principe znanstve-
mega socializma, ne da bi mi bilo
treba, zatekati Sc k sirsemu vte-
meljevanju ali razlaganju." Cita-
tell, XII je obenem zaveden So
; drug, lahko sprevidi, da je Cline
v polni meri zadostil svoji zelji.
V oklepajih, ma koncu mnogih
odstatkov so oznaceni viri: lite
ratura in imena mnogih socialist
enih ~avtorjev in mislecev, pc KITE
rib so povzeti doticni odstavki ali
citati. TIE sem pustil kakor so v IL
virniku.
Upam, da DO to delce prav pri-
slo slovenskemu proletariatu v A
meriki; da DO pripomoglo mno-
GIN naSim delavcem do pravega
pojma o glavnih nacelih socializ-
ma in ga pripeljalo V vrste svojih
razredno Zavednih tovariSev.
Prevajatelj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kako je nastala takozvana
civilizaciia?

Ko je v razvoju 6loveSke druz-
be prislo nevedoma v veljavo ma
ziranje: Zdruzeno delo je bolt
produktivno kakor pa osamljeno.
(Rodbertus.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04

SsAruIi fripsreSsjts hrvatskin do.
Avcem "Raanicko straxo". edini hr.
vstski soeialistieni list y Amsriki. Ma
roenina $500 ma leto. Naslov: so6 So.
Centre Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
SOCIALISTICNI KATEKIZEM,
Kaj lie takozvana civilizacija?

~Civilizacija, o kteri sc danes
govori in pise, Sc lahko oznaci tu-
di z drugo besedo: kultura. Ma
rod, kteri ina gotov del svojih
lJudi umsko (intelektuelno) raz-
With in mOralnO (nravno) dostop-
NH, Sc smatra "a civilizii an in
kulturen narod.
Ali je re danes prava civilizacija?
Net Prava civilizacija BIO sele
tedaj, ko DO Gloveska druzba or
ganizarana, ko bodo vs1 ljudje
delezni vsestranske izobrazbe in
brez razlike vsi ma visoki stopinji
kulture. Prava civilizacija je pa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kaj je bill primitivni komunizem?

Prmitivni komunizem so bile
zadruge, V kterih so ve6je ali
manjSe skupine Judi skupno IL
delOvali, n~abavljali in posedovali
zivez, obleko, zivino in orozje. To
Je bio oni dawn dobi, ko so di-
VII eloveSki bivaliSGa in Sc price
Ii druziti v vecje skupine = XII
so Sc pozneje razvile V narode in
drzave - ter staviti primitive
domove; izdelovati so priceli tudi
raznovrstno orodje IL kamna, ko-
sti, lesa, brona it'd. in obdelovati
zemljo. TIE izdelke in poljske pri-
delke so potem medsebojno zane
} NAVAL. Zemlja je bila tedaj Sc
neposedujoca in nerazdeljena.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kako Sc je cloveska druzba do
danes razvijala?

OoveSka druzba ie v svojem
razvoju do danes dozivela re stir
druzabne sisteme: primitivni ko-
munizem, telesna suznost, fevda-
lizem in kapitalizem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Frank Verbajs, Vandling, Pa.
box 1876.
K%NJIzEvNo NAZNANILo.

Da zalogo elm preje razprodam
in da morem tenn preje izdati ma
daljno, mad vse zanimivo razpravo
"Mozesove zmote, &li: stvarstvo
sveta pc bogu v 6 dneh, kakor ga
pripoveduje sv. pismo, v lu6i mo-
derne znanosti, "-odloeil sem Sc,
da zopet znizam brosuri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Zakai ie delavec mezdni suzeni

Zato ker je priklenjen ma stroll
in drugo orodje, ktero je privat-
ma lastnina kapitalista, a IA svo-
je delo dobi lie majhen del vrcd-
nosti svojega produkta V obliki
mezde ali place. V boiu "a obsta-
mex je delavec naravnost prisi-
lien, sprejeti vsakO ceno V obliki
mezde, ktero mu ponudi gospodar
maSine in orodja ali kapitalist "a
njegovo delavno silo.
Kaj je bodoci sistem v razvoju
cloveske druzbe?
Socialism.
Use pride.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04

Slovensko-angleska slovnica,
SLOW. ang. tolmac in angl. slovar
Ia samo 81. = pri V. j. Kubelka,
53S w. las St.. New York, N. 7.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
''KAKO so NASTALE WERE
IN BOGOvIP"

ceno ma 121ac. pod pogojem, ia sc
narcotic najmanj 2 izvoda skupaj !;
sicer pa stane posamezen iztis, ka-
kor pref, re itak malenkostno svo-
ticO 15c. Pri narocitvi 2 izvodov
je torej vposlati znesek samo 25c.,
pri narocitvi enega pa 15c.
Knjizico maj bi zlasti marljivo
eital tudi zenski spoil, ker je splos-
no znano, da tiGi ia Sc V mnogo
veeji dusevni TENN in je uplivu
duhovnistva bolj podvrzen, nego
pa moski, to pa cato, ker ne pride
do takega ctiva in nina prilike
poueiti ST o tenn tako silno vaznem
verskem ~upraSanju, Xxi igra v XIV
lJenju posameznika kakor tudi ce-
lih narodov najpomembnejSo in
odloeilno vlogo.
Bodimo v resnici, - ne samo z
jezikOml - napredni in vneti "a
ljudsko izobrazbol To pa pokazete
najlepse V dejanju stem, da Gitate
in razsirjate spise, XII odpira.jo
ljudstvu oci in ga ucijo spoznava-
ii resnico.
IVAN KAKER.
1929 Latin ST., Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kaj je bila telesna suznost?

Telesna suznost je nastala, ko
je cloveSka druzba prehajala liz
primitivnega komunizma in bar
barizma V dobo najnizje kulture.
Takrat je vladala sila, pest in
moe mocnejsega. Delavci in sploh
vsi produktivni sloji so bill last
nina zmagovalcev V boju, vladar-
jew In mnogovrstnih nasilnezev,
kteri so 81 $ silo prilastili zeml.jo
in eloveSka bivaliSca. Takratni
proletarec nj incl mic veG pravic
kot zival: gospodar ga je lahko
prodal ali pa ubil kakor Sc mu
je zljubilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04
Kaj je k~apitalizem?

Kapitalizem je sedanii druzab-
nj sistem. Nastal je z moderno in
dustrijo, z iznajdbo nestetih ma
sin. S pomoGjo maSin je industri-
ia stopila ma prvo mesto; dvignile
so Sc tvOrnice; delavci, kteri do
bijo "a svoje delo nekaj mezde, so
suznji stroja in tvornice, XII .ie o.
boje lastnina posameznikov, kteri
Sc imenujejo kapitalisti.
"Kapitalizem je druzabni sis
tenn, XII temelji ma privatni lastni-
nj sredstev "a proizvajanje (pro-
dukcija)-maSine, tvornice, rud-
Mkt, zemlja it'd. - in razdeljeva-
ME adj razvazanje (distribucija)
= zeleznice, parobrodi it'd. - in
kteri sc vzdrzuje kooperativno z
mezdnimi delavci, kterih kompen-
zacija temelji ma ceni ali vredno-
sti Nth delavne ~enerzije ali sile, s
ktcro razpolagajo. Politicna stran
kapitalizma je republikanska.
monarhisticno-d ali
pa no-absolutisticna
vlada." CDR. Aley.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-01-04

nemOgoca dokler temelji cloveska
druzba ma sistemu, kteri he pripo-
Una blagostanja "a vse.
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21

cases that have not been bene-
fitted by our climate, they are
cases of mistaken diagnosis, or
where they do not remain long
enough to do any good. In cases
of tuberculosis l y il ga, ,ha!
where the patient comes out be.
fore much lung 6es ruction has
taken place, and in all cases OF
an incipient form they may ex'
pect q cure, but, of course, it
must naturally take some time.
Where this class of patients
make a mistake is by not coming
West soon enough, and not stay.
ing long enough after they are
here. A pure case of bronchitis
will clear up in q wonderfully
short time out here with q little
medical cid and good advice.
The important thing for. members
of our profession to realize is an
early diagnosis of the trouble
and advise the patient to go West.
Our climatic conditions, together
with medical dietetic and rest
treatment, would result in q cure
for the most of them. No doubt
but that the Inauguration of rest
in bed, as long as there is any
fever, with sleeping porches and
pure air at home, would do much
for these patients, but with the
addition of our DRY, cool, brao.
ing air so much more may be
expected. l was raised in old
Missouri. She is a grand old
state, but when it comes to
climatic advantages for the cure
of consumption, she isn't in it
with Colorado, nor are any of
the Mississippi valley states.
The eastern parG of Colorado,
about one. third of the state, is
comprised Of part of the great
plains, ranging in elevation be.
tween 4 900 feet at the eastern
border to 5000 feet at the foot
hills of the mountains. This
portion of the state is quite
barren, only where man has
changed it by irrigation, and
consequently free from pollen OF
plant life and dust, pelng cover
ed by a derse mat of buffalo
grass. = In pur foot bills, along
the mountain range, is where the
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21

gins, but as it is 30 dry it is not
felt, only by those who come
here too weak to reach to it's
tonic and bracing effect. April
is usually our worst month, but
still we have many more sunny
days than cold and damp ones.
Colorado Springs has an ele-
vation Of 6, 800 feet and is si.uat.
ed at the foot of Pixies peak, 75
miles south of Denver. The
Great Plains stretch away east,
north and south of our city,
forming part Of the great Aneri.
can desert. The dry air that
blows over this vast plateau
gives but little moisture, thus
making it an ideal place Tor the
treatment of allforms of diseases
of the respiratory tract. On the
west we are shut in by the noun.
sains, terminating in q number of
peaks, ranging in altitude from
1000 feet to IA 900 feet, forming
a natural protection against
sweeps of continental storms
that do not strike the plains short
of 10 to 20 miles east. Here we
have a phenomenon similar to
the land and sea breeze OF the
coasts. A diurnal and nocturnal
change of wind blowing nightly
from the north to northwest and
changing to the east and south.
east during the day, thus max.
ing our nights always cool 80
that one enjoys sleeping under
light blankets the year around.
The annual average absolute
humidity of Colorado Springs is
1.48 degrees. Now compare this
with the humidity of other places
in your state, for instance. In
San Antonio it is 526 degrees.
In Santa Barbara 4 2 degrees
The average night temperature
of Colorado Springs for t h e
autumn and spring months is "a
oegrees, while iE summer it rises
to 81 degrees, and in winter it
drops to an average of II degrees.
With these facts before us, can
any fair-minded man, be he a
physician or not, contend that
they. are as good for the treat.
fsafft and prevention Of fubercu.
losfs as Colorado? We know
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21

towns and cities are lJcated,
having an elevation between
5000 and 1000 feet, and here il
where most of our invalids are
found. Those of them that find
their hearts will stand a higher
elevation may locate in the
parks, the principal ones oi
which are, Estes park, Manitou
park, South park and Middle
park. The varied topography oi
the stato naturally gives rise to
a great variation of climate,
though all share in the common
attributes of sunniness, dryness
and diminished barometric pres.
sure. In the eastern portion it
is the dryest and sunniest, also
most wind on account of not
being sheltered by the noun
tsiIs. Our average annual rain
fall is 10 inches, our greatest
variation is 10 inches, while in
California and some of the Mis-.
sissippi valley states it extends
to 80 inches, Our rain fall is
naturally greater on and near the
mountain peaks, varying and in.
oreasing with altitude. The
mean relative humidity of Colo
rado is 30 per cent and the actual
humidity 2 04 grains per cubic
foot of air. This dryness of the
air causes both the heat and col:
to be borne much better, making
it an ideal place fer invalids. 1t
has been estimated that out of
every 100 hours the sun is above
the horizon we have 62 hours of
sunshine. The sun sup beforethe
invalid awakes and the air is in
consequence warmed for his out
door life. The few cloudy day
that we have are not raw and
damp like they are in the eastern
and middle states. May and
June are generally warm and
dry, July and Aug ust are warm,
but not excessively hot, the
afternoons being usually cooled
by a little shower of rain that
clears the air, and then the sun
shines faithfully as ever. In
September the rains have ceased
and the most beautiful, sunny
and delightful autumn weather
i.is ~ssjoyed. : In 3 @Jsnuafy and
February the cold weather be.
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21
ALeater from Colorado.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Jan. 1, 1910.
EDITOR COURIER,
Keytesville, Mo.
Keytesville, Mo.


DEAR SIR:-You will be some
what surprised on receiving this
communication from total
stranger, but after l have ex.
planned my purpose and have
introduced myself, you will, l
have no doubt, do me the favor
to publish this article in your
paper which my people have
been subscriber to for a very
long time. Being a son of Wm.
z Gilman, Sr., of Indian Grove,
Mo-, and a bro her of A, w,
hilIman, M. D, of the same
place, you will recognize me as
the red. headed, freckle faced,
third oldest son, who, after his
return from college, went West
on account of q bad cough.
Now comes the real object of my
article, for l feel that il l can
say anything that will influence
anyone to come West before it
is too late and regain his health,
"a / have done, ! have accom-
plished somethin :. Our climatic
advantage in the treatment of
tuberculosis and all diseases of
the respiratory tracts can not be
estimated. Other things being
equal, it beats any country on
earth. But m after of opinion
counts for very little if it can not
be substantiated by facts, ana if
you will excuse statistics, will
give you few as We go along.
Asthmatics begin to feel the
effects of our air as they ap-
proach Denver or Colorado
Springs from the East, while
they are still long way out
upon the plains, and a short stay
near our mountains will work
wonders, often curing them en-
Eirely. The rarefied air works
wonders in those cases in very
short time, sn4s.%Ren Wssheaf Of
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21
Farm for Sale.

AS 1 wish to go West, my farm
of 40 acres. 2 IA miles south.
west of Dalton, is for sale. This
"a a very desirable piece of
property. 1 also have 40 acres.
adjoining the famous Cut. off
hunting and fishing grounds, for
sale. For further particulars,
call on or address.
G.. F. MUNSoN,
r. 4. d. No. 2, Dalton, Mo.
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21
For Sale.

Nineteen head of coming 81
year. old and span of 4-year-
old mules, all good ones, at my
farm, two miles east of Chrane-
vile. S p. JOHNSON.
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21

The best architects, painters
.end contractors of the country
use Mound City "Horse Shoe"
brand house paint exclusively.
KEYTRsYILLE LUMBER Co."
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21
that extreme weather, either cold

that extreme weather, either cold
and damp or hot and damp, are
the very worst of conditions for
tuber; ulosis, and for that reason
tubercular patients do far better
here than in Arizona and Cali.
fornia. Our air is almost as dry
as that of Arizona and not nearly
80 hot, and the humidity and
heat of California work q hard.
ship on those cases. Any ques.
tions that may be asked will be
cheerfully answered. l am,
Very Respectfully
OTTO G.. ZILLMAN. N, D.
Chariton courier., 1910-01-21
For Sale

FOR Sale
Bronze turkeys, descendents
of first prize winners at New
York. Have large frame and
rich, bronze plumsge with pure
white tips. Eggs in season.
MRS. LEE CUDDY,
Keytesville, Mo.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-09
Conflicting Wills

Mrs. George Wentzler, daughter of former mayor, R. ]. Duncan, who died in Phoenix recently, shortly before her death exhibited capricious tendency to frequent making of wills, leaving three behind her in which her husband, an actor, better known as William West, and her daughter by former marriage are the beaeEciaries in vary ing proportion. The property involved is Yuma veal estate and King of Ari- Zona mining stock, valued at $10,0O0, and Andrew Pancrazi is executor. The status of the wills will have to be set tied in court to establish the respective shares of the estate the daughter and husband are of right entitled to. In one of the wills. made in IealonS anger, sbe husband is cut out of all be9uests. The execptor holds this to be the pref erential document, Timmons & Bax- ter represent the daughter, aged ten, and 1. J. lipshOn of Phoenix, has been retained by WentZler.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-09
Business Extension

E. F. Sanguinetti will shortly com mence the building of an extension to hia implement and agricultural ma ehinery store-rOom near the corner of Main and Second streets and ad djoinng his furniture store in the Sanguinet.i block. His plans include the opening of a connecting doorway between these two esta blishments, whieh are under the management of L. G. Stahl. When the additional space is added the inn plement department will have. aoer space of 52x ll5 feet. thato the ground aoorof the furniture store is 29xFI0 feet for most of its length, with added space in the rear. The combined establishments will have by far the most extensive door capacity of any hnsiuess house in Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-09
Grammar School Graduates

Twenty-Five pupils of the eighth grade of the Yuma Grammar schools held commencement exercises last Thurs day evening, and most of them will enter the Union High school next fan
 This is really the second class prepared by Principal A. H. Mcclure for entry into the High school, as the first grad uating class of twelve thiS year, re- ceiving Gipiomas after enc years course in the new High school, is iD- debted to hira for training during the major portion of what would be an OF dinary high school course of three Or four years. The Grammar school class sf 10. will undoubtedly reflect credit upon Prof. Mcclure and themselves during their term in the High school.