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The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23
SPEED PROGRAM-1st Day.

Trot-horses owned in
county 80 days prior to fair,
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

Second, same ..-... ...... $50
J. r. Scale.
~. Best saddle horse, mare
or gelding, any age, Hib-
bert, Barnes and jennings $4,000
I'd, Union Savings Bank $4,000
Third, Association $500
Fourth, Association 1900
~ entries-B. r. Middleton on
Jack-O'Diamonds I'd, Ed Moore
on Queen of Denmark Sd, b. r.
Middleton on Kings Queen; Mth,
B. B. Muir; SCH, j. P. Arnold on
Forest Mon.rose.
4s. Best harness horse, mare
or ge;d:ng under years,
Association $500
Second, same .-...- .--2.50
entries-B. r. Middleton; I'd,
Ed Moore.
The Montgomery tribune., 1910-09-23

500 class pace, mile heats, 3
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
THE ART OF TALKING IN TUNE.
Sincerity and Dignity the Biggest Helps in Acquiring Clean
 infection.

The ear is the most unforgivinS of the sense organs and is the quickest to take offense," said the authority on voice culture. The eye laughs at in congruities and deplares poor taste in color combinations, but the ear re- beis when it must hear unmusical sounds and noises. It sends a quick . message to the brain to the effect that it won't stand it any longer, and then the brain sends little shiverS down the spine. The ear likes tn tease the spine that way: it is always on the sharp lookout for strident sounds and in harmonious combinations It has dis covered. among other things. that pco- pie talk in tunes-there are the rumb- ling subway tune. the brcathless au- tomobile tune. the shoot -chutes tune. with it's sudden swoops down in to the depth of the voice, and count less others Not only has every per son an individual tune. but every club and congregation can boast of it's own. The Salvation Army, the Chris tian Scientist and the suffragette have each their peculiar intonatiOns. This is due partly tn limitations and partly to similarity of interests and of moods. fo: the mind affects the voice as it does every other part of the human makeup.
 When you think of what you are saying, and when you are eager to have others know what you would tell them, you speak plainly. When you haven't much to say you aren't care ful about the way you say it. The very easiest and quickest cure for the number is to awaken his dramatic instinct, for when he thinks he has an audience he tries to speak clearly, and to do that he has to make pauses. That is the main thing. for most peo- pie are indistinct because they don't pause often enough. When you have learned to pause and not to chew your words. you can begin to think of good form in speaking. As a rule, this is not prized by Anglo Saxon peoples. They are so afraid that it means formality But form is like the brush ing of the hair, while formality is the curling thereof-- Good form in speak ing involves infection, meditation, ac-- cent, agility and number of other things. all of which can be acquired voice goes where the mind leads Sin cerity. dignity and honesty are the biggest helps in acquiring a clean in- flection. and. conversely; sarcastic twist is as bad for the soul as for the speech."-New York Tribune
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Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
AN OLD CAMPAlGNER-E.

RN OIO CRMFHlONG Gh--E-. f
 Kirkland. who read in yesterday morn ings paper of the aspirations of his old friend. Madison F. Larkin, to be- come governor of Pennsylvania. said he hoped he would land the plum. Mir. Kirkland said that he ought to do pret- ty well as he was an old experienced campaigner, having first entered pOli- tics when he lived in PhoenX some thirty-fiVe years ago. The occasion was the biennial election of members Of the legislature. King Wolsey and another man were both candidates for the territorial council and the election resulted in tie 1t was decided to hold the election over again. and there upon MT. I.arkin just to make things interesting shied his castor into the ring. He got out a lot of big posters announcing his candidacy. On cleo
 ton day he got one vote. The result was embarrassing. until a friend came forward and declared that he had cast the vote. Then came the question of MT. Larkin's astutcness as a politician, he being too modest to vote for him
 self If he gets the nomination this year his friends here hope that he will be able to overcome that modesty.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services tomorrow. February 21th. will be as follows: Sunday school at 9:4j am; morning worship at II; sermon by the pastor. Rev. Henry Martyn Campbell; theme. Growth in the Christian Life" Anthem. Come, Holy Ghost" tSchnecker): offortory solo by Mrs. Sterling. ~Still. Still With Thee" tWhitineb. Junior EndeaVOr meeting at 2 pm; intermediate En
 deavor 1 pm; Senior EndeavOr. G:30; evening service. 1:30. The evening meeting will be in the interests of the Laymen's Missionary Movement and a number of men will make brief ad- dresses. Anthem, Jesus. and Shall l. Ever Be" (NelsOn): offertory. Say iOr. When Night Involves the Sky" (Shelley). All are invited to attend these services. Church at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
GERMAN PLAY-The German class

OE EhWNN FLHT-I It FtIIIIdII VItIN1 Of the senior class of the Phoenix high school will present the play. Die Meis- terSchaft' in German at the high school auditorium next Tuesday night. IL will be given under the direction of Miss Ida McDaniels, instructor in German. Many of those who took part in last years junior minstrels will be in the cast. X small admission fec will b-
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST


 LOS ANGELES eANKERS-Franl, Robbins and R l. Robbins. prominent bankers of Los Angeles, are in the city presumably looking for safe place in which to invest their clients money at advantageous rates.
 SURVEY APPRoVED-Miner survey No. 2sGl. Rosaline No 10, lode mining claim. has been approved by the surveyor general. This survey is situated in the Globe mining district Gila county. Arizona. and is claimed by Clara Kinney
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH Quarterly meeting is in progress at the Free Methodist church, corner East Adams and 5th streets Preach ing each evening at 1:2O. also Satur- day at ? o'clock. The Sunday morn ing services begin at 10 am. with love feast, followed by preaching and sac rament. All are invited
 MUSIC AT TRINITY-At the morning services at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday the following selec- tiOns will be rendered: organ volun- tary: Chorale (Kirnberger): "Te Deum and Benedictus" CWoodward) 1: offertory. Lift Thine Eyes" trio from Mendelssohn's Elijah" Mrs. Leecraft Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Jessop: post lude. rMarthe" (de la Trombelle).
 CHIEF JUSTICE WILL MOVE Chief Justice Edward Kent has leased the old Webster Street house on West Adams street and will move in about May l. It is understood that Mrs Street is going abroad. so that the house will be vacant for some time The present residence which Judge Kent is occupying on Seventh avenue has been sold to parties in California
 AFTER SPEEDERS Warrants were issued yesterday for some of the alleged "speeders" who did not come when they were called" Following the usual custom, the police took inc numbers of the swift cars and then looked up the owners in the city as- sessor's book. The numbers were published and a number of the own CTS appeared and gave up the fifteen iron dollars demanded as bail. There are still some who have not appeared According to the books. the numbers of the offending cars are accredited to the following estimable gentlemen of Phoenix. who have not yet re- sponded: l.. G. Knipe. l.. l.. Plank II P. DeMund, George Hahn, Howard Reed and Dr Francis H. Redewill. TRINITY CHURCH-Services will be held at Trinity Episcopal church on Second avenue, facing the court house, Rev. Julius w. Atwood, rector | on February 27th, third Sunday in Lent, as follows: Sunday school and confirmation class at 10 o'clock am; morning service at II: evening service at 7:30. At the evening service the Oratorio of St. Paul, by Mendelssohn. will be rendered by the choir under the direction of Mrs. Deity, organist During the week services will be held Monday and Friday at o'clock pm; Wednesday at 7:30 pm; Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Tuesday at o'clock pm; Churchnen's Conference of the Laymen's Missionary Movement Sat urday at 7:50 pm.
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Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
SCHOOL HOUSE DEDIcATloN-

The invitation k repeated again this morning to all who want tn enjoy q fine picnic and a program of "ratorN today tn attend the dedication of the new brick school house at Scottstalr. There will be a picnic dinner at noon for which il is expected there will be well filled baskets. and at l:30 the dedication ceremonies will begin, in cluding addresses by Governor Sloan. Professors Matthews. Sudder and Stabier. General Sampson. Governor Marshall of Indiana and probably others
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
NEW NOTARlES-The

NEW NOTARlES-The following named have been appointed n"taries public: F. S. HartOrd of Casa Grande, J. C. Sexton Of Mesa City; Charles F. Pearce of Cotton Rancho. MOhve Co; otto Schley of Vail. Pima coun- ty. Carl E. Boyd of san Carlos, Amos A Betts of PhocniX; II. V. Anaya of Tucson. and Miss Efrie R Keen Of Douglas
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
FIRST METHODIST SERVICES

The pastor, Rev. Robert =. Fisher, will preach both morning and even ing The morning subject will be one of d series on Great Questions, % namely, Was Christ Divine?" The choir will sing. Eye Hath Not Seen. and there will be a soprano solo by Mrs. Shideler The Heavenly Home" will be the evening theme. as the last of the series on The Happy Home" The music will consist of an anthem by the choir. The Homeland" a duet by Miss Hawley and MT. Prior. "Oh. Morning Land and a solo by Mir. Prior. Heaven Is My Home" It is expected that this will be the best of the entire series. as MT Fisher has some very interesting material which is out of the ordinary line of such discussions. Among other things, he will give some extracts from Mark Twain's "Trip to Heaven" There will be cordial welcome for all, both strangers and residents of the city who have no other church home. Church corner Second avenne and Monroe street.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
BOARD OF TRADE LECTURES

Geo N. Marshall and \. c. Hegelund will speak at the board of trade meet ing this afternoon, the former on the markets and the latter on the dairy industry Of the valley. Strangers in the city are especially invited to be nrcSent.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
oRAToRIo OF ST. PAUL-The


 nouncement that the choir of Trinity Episcopal church is to repeat the se lectiOns from the oratorIo of St. Paul tomorrow evening at the church on South Second avenue. mas been re- ceived with pleasure, and many who were unable to he present at the first singing of the oratOrio a couple of weeks ago will be out in force tomor- TOW evening to enjoy the efforts of this choir. and to lend encouragement tn further efforts along similar lines. The offering to be made bv any so inclined is to be applied to the bene- fit of St Luke's Home so attendance at this beautiful service may serve a two-fold purpose. that of listening to some exceptionally fine music and that of assisting a thoroughly deserving work. The choir of Trinity church is composed of Mrs. Deity. organist and director; Mrs. Jessop. Mrs. Lee craft, Paul R. Ineles and John Arm strong. Mrs. Wilkinson and Dwight Deity will assist with violin and cello when the oratoriO is rendered Sunday evening at 7:30.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26

FORMER MAYOR-Joseph Thomp- son and Mrs Thompson of Atlantic City, x. j.. arrived in Phoenix yes terday for short stay. MT Thomp- son was formerly the mayor of his home town.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26

LOS ANGELES eANKERS-Frank Robbins and F. l. Robbins. prominent bankers of Los Angeles, are in the city presumably looking for safe place in which to invest their clients money at advantageous rates
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
MAGAZINES WANTED-The

C. T. U. free library for women needs late magazines. and any one having them to spare will confer Il favor by leaving them at 227 W. Monroe street, or by enclosing address to this mum Der, where they will be called for.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
MEMS MEETING-The

MEMS MEETING-The mems meeting at the Christian church was the greatest event of it's kind in years. There was male choir, soloist and quartet. and everything was Carried out to the letter with but one eXcep- ton The men had to borrow a plan ist from the ladies side of the congre- gation. Everybody was in the best of spirits and entered into the song service with unrivaled enthusiasm. The evangelist was at his best and he preached as few men can preach. The invitation which he always gives for converts was responded to by three. The chupch was literally packed from side to side and from front to back. The size of the audience wls a little surprising as it was thought the mu- nicipal campaign rally would affect it. Thursday evening was another great meeting and two more came forward and made the confession. The meet ings will continue right up to the Layman's Missionary convention to be held March 4-6 Certainly these meetings are great. No one should
 miss their influence John T. Stivers speaks tonight on the Question of the A
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
APPROVED-MineraI
SURVEY

SURVEY APPROVED-MineraI survey No. 21Gl. RoSalne No 10, lOd. mining claim. has been approved by the surveyor general. This survey is situated in the Globe mining district. Gila county. Arizona. and is claimed by Clara Kinney
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26

SALE OF LOTS-Antone Gold has sold to Frank Woods for 5000. lots ? and i in block 40 of the city of Phoenix. better described as the north west corner of Fifth and Jackson streets.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26

Try Adams Pharmacy for candies.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
COUNTRY CIuR-NIiss LuciIe
SALE OF IOTS-Ant.

Farrar and Miss Norma Sweeney will !! serve at the Country club today.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26

SPECIAL TRAIN TO MESA-By reason of party to be given today at the Mcqueen home in Mesa City, d motor car special will be run from Phoenix to Mesa this forenoon, leav- ing Phoenix at 10:50 this morning.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
FREE METHODIST CHURCH.

Quarterly meeting is in progress at the Free Methodist church. corner East Adams and 9th streets. Preach ing each evening at 1:30. also Satur- day at o'clock. The Sunday morn ing services begin at 10 am. with love feast. followed by preaching and sac rament. All are invited.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-26
Daily Weather Report
The Arixons Republican.

'orecast for today-Generally
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
WILL DRIVE SQUATTERS
 FROM ACKNOWLEDGES
New York. Commissioners Or.
 deTS Are Issued.

Adirondack squatters, rich and pool alike. are to be bodily evicted from state land this fall and their camps and dwellings torn down. This an nOuncement was made by New York State Forest. Fish and Game Commis- sioner James S. Whipple during the inquiry into Adirondack lapd affairs at Albany, which is being conducted by the commissioners appointed by Gov ernor Hughes.
 Chief Counsel John E. Ward of MT, Whipple's department was on the stand all day, and he was questioned by Commissioner Austin for the req sons why the state department had not actually evicted the squatters around Racquette Lake, on the islands In Lake George, on Indian Lake and at other points in the Adirondacks. At Racquette Lake thirty judgments of evictions were secured against ho- teIkeepers and cottagers some time ago, but the people are still occupying their places. MT. Ward stated that the. main object of the department was to protect the forests and that the poor squatters had not been put off for the reason that the rich camp squatters could fight the state and stave of action for years. as the. attorneys fees would not amount to any more than camp rental.
 Commissioner Whipple stated that he had issued orders not only for the election of all squatters this fall, but has instructed his subordinates to tear down all buildings.
 This will include summer hotels and numerous expensive bungalows of New York millionaires.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
Home Made Cake
 and Bread

Cottagers ut tho Lakes. and Canaan people as well, who want the best and want to save the inconvenience of baking this hot weather should take advantage of the High Grade Bakery Goods sold by
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25

was arrested at Franklin, Pa., on a warrant charging conspiracy to de bauch voters"
 MT. Sibley was released on his own recognizance to appear before Justice of the Peace Perry at Warren, Pa.
 The arrest of MT. Sibley came few hours after he had announced his withdrawal from the race
 In the warrant under which Mir. Sib- ley was arrested three other promi- nent politicians in the Twenty eighth district are also charged with conspir- acy to debauch voters. They are Charles Crandall, ID. NJ. Howard and George NJ. Dunn.
 MT. Sibley stated that his withdraw al was due to ill health.
 An audit of his primary campaign expenses was to have been made be- fore Judge Criswell of Franklin. His sworn statement of expenses showed $42,000, or $4.80 for every vote he got
 Sibley III a few years has been pro iected upon the political horizon as Democrat, Populist. Prohfbitionist and Republican. He started late, too, for he was forty-two before he really got under way, but he has had the center of the stage all the time, and when has moved the calcium has moved hur riedly also.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
JOHN P. RAIHS, of Canaan
The we'll known Sanitary Baker.

The bakery wagon will run to the Lakes Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays to accommodate patrons there. Everything first-class and up to highest standard of excellence, Leave your orders and have goods delivered.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25


 He, however. is a full fledged Ameri- can. His name Is John B. Moissant. He speaks English with a Chicago ac- cent
 Moissant was born in Chicago, He is an architect. He only took up avia- tion a month a-o and has stolen a march on Latham, as has Bleriot. who robbed Latina of the honor of first crossing the channel in a flying ma chine. ..-.... ...
 Moissant had been planning to fly from Paris to London for the past two weeks. Learning that Latham had the same flight in view, he hurried his start from Issy, which is a suburb of Paris. Bleriot was the only one who knew of his intention. He used a Bier lot machine with a Gnome engine. Moissant said:
 "I am going to London and drop down somewhere in the middle of the city"
 With his passenger Moissant first flew across the English channel and descended at Deal. town near Dover.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
WILL GO TO PANAMA.

President Taft Orders Cruisers For
 Trip to Canal.
 President Taft has ordered the navy department to put two cruisers in readiness to carry him to, Panama on Nov. 8. This is the first designation of the day on which he will sail, all though it has been known for some time that he intended to make the trip before the end of the year and that an armored cruiser would be de tailed as convoy to the one on which the president will take passage.
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
Never Lost a
 Dollar

For more than thirty years THE MIDDLE SEX BANKING COMPANY, of MiddletowR, Conn.,, has been dealing in farm mort gages, and no investor during that period has lost a dollar, or suffe: od a days delay in the payment of either principal or interest. Over $30,000, ,000 has been invested, and $40, ,000,000 in principal and interest has been returned to the investor. We sell either the mortgage itself, or debentures, secured by mortgages deposited ill trust, in de- nominations of $1O0, $200, $250, $500, 5000 and $5,00o. Orders will receive immediate attention, .@..a
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
One Weak Spot
Most Canaan People Have a Weak Part
 and Too Often It's the Back.

Most Canaan People Have a Weak Part
 and Too Often It's the Back.
 Everyone has weak spot.
 Too often it's bad back.
 TwiRges follow every sudden twist, Dull aching keeps up, day and night. Tells you the kidneys need help
 For backache is really kidney-ache.
 A kidney cure is what you need.
 Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys. Cure backache and urinary ills.
 Good proof in the following statement H. E. Whitney, g Curtice St., Win sted, Conn.,, says: "I suffered for some time from pains in my back and kidneys, especially severe when I attempted to stoop or lift. could not rest we'll and arose in the morning feeling lame and tired. A friend finally advised me to try Deans Kidney Pills and I procured 8 supply. The use of three boxes com pletely cured me and although seven years have since passed, have had no return of my former trouble"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster -Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name - Doan's - and take no other
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
FLIES CHANNEL
 WITH PASSENGER.
MOiSSant, American, In Paris to
 London Flight With Mechanic.

Some of the English newspapers have not y.t discovered that Moissant Is an American and. misled by his Spanish extraction and the fact that he started from France, persist in en- 'titling him ''senor'' and monsieur"
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
RUMOR SULTAN IS
 OUT OF CAPTIVITY
Think Abdul Hamld Fled In Dis-
 guise of Woman.

Abdul Hamid. the deposed sultan of Turkey. has apparently disappeared from the villa at Saloniki. to which he was exiled. Mrs. Archibald, Little. a noted writer of London. who recently visited Saloniki. is the authority.
 Mrs. Little met man whom she de- scribes as a Macedonian patriot" who
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25

said: Do you not remember how the ladies of the harem went away some months ago on the pretext that a daughter of the sultan was about to be married? You know, of course, there was no wedding. They went away by night. Well, they were counted, and there were thirteen of them. Only twelve came in, and thirteen went away. and one stopped very much and had a very vacillating step. It is thought this person was the sultan"
Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25

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Connecticut western news., 1910-08-25
SHELBY ACCUSED OF
 DEBAUGHING VOTERS
Candidate Arrested After With.
 drawing From Race.

Joseph c. Sibley, who announced his withdrawal as d candidate for con- gress on the Republican ticket in the Twenty eighth Pennsylvania district,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-30
FIGHT ON
A|RSHIP MONOPOLY
New York Attorney Calls Meeting of
SO Aero Clubs To Assemble
In New York.

NEW YORK, May 2s.-This is
what the flying machine trust buster,
Thos. A. Hill, a New York lawyer,
says about the alleged aeroplane trust
aud the fight to break its monopoly:
'Aeronautics OF the world are con-
trolled by the International Aero
nautic federation, with headquarters
In France In each civilized country
there is a national organization which
Is a member of the international fed.
Grafton. In America this organization
has been the Aero Club of America.
in the old days, when ballooning was
the only aeronautic sport, the Aero
club didn't have much to do. Another
society, known as the Aeronautical
society, with Hudson Maxim as It's
president, did all the experimenting
and pioneering in that line.
AS son as aeroplanes came into
vogue Willie X. Vanderbilt and other
New York millionaires, who had been
putting up auto race cups and there