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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
I'm trauriger Gage.
gcn ibrem Gattsn perlan.n, lrrt
Erau Gpa @0Ii: mitteilcS III Der
S,aot umber.

5rau epa 0oIfs, BON SprinsfieIb.
aus, puroe in bar montas Hadt I'M
Gincinnati 0otel pl0blih bpItsriit)
uno psriu6;s I'D, laut idrsisno. aus
Dem bsnitsr 81 rsrfen. Sic litt III
9erfolsuaaspabr uno bilnets iih Elm.
BON einer 9ln5abI Rdnner psrfolgt gu
lperben. 2eutnant Orout uno Poli3iii
Mente nabmsn Die geoauernspsrt3s
in gepabrIam uno fonoten iie nah
benz sSrauengsidn8niB. no iih icbod,
ibr 3uIianb berartis psrihIimmerte,
bah lie ipdter nah benz itdbtiidsn
Soipital oebraht tperoen urubts.
;Srau MpIIs hatte BON ibrem Gattsr
s5ames 9ircsnt Dolfs. psldsr bier
beIddftigt isin ioa. Elm seIssramm
erholten, nuh Cincinnati 5u tommer
uns mar am Santiasunsstage bier
.insetroffsn. 3a ibr Mann nidt. mi;
er perIprpten bate, iie am Babntoi
erport.te, irrte Die Trau. fpeIhe tel:
nen Gent i'm 9eiiB baite. ben san3sr
gao auT Der Suhe nah ibrem Dattsr
planlos in Der Staot umber. Sdiisb.
lid perfeBte iis, BON 6uneer setrisbea
ibren Ghring uno anbers alsinisteitsr
|sflr So. Ratbem biefes DsIo aufgs:
brautt mar. tpanote lie iib am Wor.
tag in ibrsr 8erspeifluns an bi,
SeiIsarmse, pslt)s ibr untsrtunft in
Cincinnati 5OteI perihaffte. Die poli.
sei bmiibt iih. ben Gatten Der BE-
bausrnspertbsH Jrau ausfinbis ),
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
Seutihes Sbeater.
Touitat: ,,Sie Shmugglcr". ein
guitipisl. Sdlag:r eritsu Rauges.

W2it u. 5inter's pierattiger Gom0s
bic Die S6mugglsr" 1T Die oeutiae
8ubnenz2ttteratur um Elm Nert bes
beiteriten Genres bereidert poroen,
bas ben Sbeatsr=0irettoren bic aopfz
i6mer5en peri6euht, oas beiBt Die
Safe fuqt. ausOertaufte 6Guier .ers
5ielen Die Sdmusgler" in alien
g6eatern 9euti6Idnos unb bas Yu6ltz
FUN tpGl3t ii4 bor 9ergniigen. Die
9onolung Der .SdmusgIsr" IpieIt an
Der fran80fiihen Gren8e in gIiuBz
Gotbringen tur5 nah oem &riege bon
1870 "a uno lit reid an fold er9DBz
lifeu Situationsn, ,8erpitslungsn uno
aomit, bab man aus benz 2a9en niht
beraustommt. Die 6auptfigur ift Der
SdmuegIer !5duptling Srancois
Sperber, Elm 5peitsr SRr!od Solmes,
aber tpmiih eebdlten. gr per6out bic
3oQnGdter uno bupirt iie nit bepunz
berunospertbem 8enie. Qlls Der 4rm
bes 0eTebes ibn idlisBIih ertpiidt 81
baben glaubt, bemGhtigt er iit bes
Qn8usss zines 9erliners, tritt nun als
Der Reeierungsratb bon Wleper uuI
uno leitet ieibit bic apnferen3 Der
Sberiteuerbeamten, bic fhfpisen, iets
ner habbaft gu tperben. gr fpirb no
tiirIih ni4t gefdn9en, fonbern nimmt
! frar30Tii6sn QbI6ieb. Der WbItiso
| itebt audi ben I6neioissn Sbsritsuers
Rdtbsn in QusIiht, absr msbr beutih,
Sine anbere briqante SSigur in bem
Stid lit Der 9aItpirtb. .Shimmel", in
beFem 5auie Der S9muegsl in boiler
glutbe itebt; Sa6at, Shnups, Weir
uno llbren iperben BEL ibm unterge.
braht. Die geamtsn limb aber II
groBarttg binters 2idt gefibrt, BAT
| wShimmel" als 5ilfss 3oQeinnebme,
oeipd6It pirb, mas ibm iein 9efhdft
natiirlih beoeuteno erlsi6tsrt.v - 6 boi7e:
pot, Elm anberer S6mugglsr, lit cir
groberpreubens5re absr nur penr
er bic Riiden Ieiner aiebIinee Iiebt
.9rimmi9", Elm berittener ,3oatpd6tsr
| lit eine ligur bon tppifher apmit uni
rSalome" Elm beiratb5luitigss, dltsre:
ssrduIsin, lit bon 3pertfellerIaittern:
Der Wirtuna. SbsrIteuersRatb r9im.
pc" 1T tolloTa! idneipis, ionit ihsin
ibn bic Nutur ni6t iebr liebeboQ Be.
bdht gu bdben. Gs tpiiroe Spaltsr
uebmen. ale Die ariiiantsn syieurer
bes Stiitss gu ftis3ieren, BON bensr
ieoe cine YrahtrolIe 1T. Den .Sber
lot 6pImessSperber" ipieIt 6err 8
6. Shmib, Gaitpirtb .ShimmeI'
Serr Muuer=Tabricius, v8rimrig
9err BaIter Slider z4dtsn, .GbuTe
pot" Serr 5rsoi Qmbrpgio, rSulome'
Irau Selene 9irger, s9impe" Ser
llGlri6 Saupt, ngu9enie" SrduIeil
9lmonba Blum, raatbsIe" 5rduteil
Settle MuIler, rgiebermarn" Ser
Otto Strampfsr. Die Snisenirunq be
Bertes liegt rpieoer in ben betpdbrtel
|. Sdnbsn oes 5errn 30. Siidsreqdter
Der ii6 in LETTER 3eit ourd bic Resi
beIonbers perbient aemudt hat.
! Site Iinb i'm 8prpsrtauf BEL 8. 8
Sheobalb, 1919 9ine Str, Stto aat
9lpotbete, 8ine unn 2ibsrtp Ctr, un
an Der 8orzSffice oes 9rano Spsru
bduies 81 haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
26 Qtpplifanten
Grlangten geitern i'm 8Inoesgeridt
lire giirgerpapiere.
Siebcn peitere 6dubs iueroen auf
slpei Wonate snriifgelegt.

Sm gunbesgsridt mar seitsrn tpie@
Der rNaturdliiationstdg" un0 5ipar
tuaren 80 Npplitanten nit enSsusen
erIGienen, bon penen 26 ibre Burger
papiers erbielten, iieben isooh, fpetl Iis
bic an iie geitelltsn 5ragen nidt oufrte>
beniteasnb beantporten tonnten, ii4 in
Der SanuarsSisung Disotr meloen
miihen.
Gam. 5ul6instp, Elm Rui7e, befen
@eiu4 idDn Oiermal aurutgelegt rpurz
be. neil sr Isine aus Srau uno mebres
rem ainbern beitebenos 5amilie nod
niat bierbergebra4t Fat, oet9te oielss
Mal einen grief Dor, tporaus herDors
sebt, bab bic Grau uno atnoer snbli4
bic Hsiie bierber angetretsn bdtten uRD
in Bremen ben 4bgang zines 0dmpters
eriparteten. 9roBDem nurbe iein @es
iuh abermals uno 3nar bis gum Jas
nuar.germtn suriidgelegt unb Dirr
bunn entsiItig 5uriid9spieIen tperben
lpenn Die Jamilie bi soa6in nod ni6t
eingstroifen 1T.
Sufep6 SiiB ,sin bisberer Sdpei3er;
pster 4uer, Elm ungar, uno Der 2itfos
gropb Jrant Boul StDbr, tpelt' 2eb:
terer 5errn Geo. Ginger uno Den
5urntsbrsr Seub als 3eugen bate,
tonnten aae an iis geftellten Jrdgen
ri6tig beantporten unb pdren uuh gu
geldiIen tporben, tpenn nift Rihtsr
5oni'tsr Iis in Der lebten minute gez
fragt bate, OBJ lie bic aonTtitution gez
lefen bGtten. QlQe brei bsrneinten bieIe
5rage uno in s5olge beFen purbe III
men Der Bsfdeio gegsben, oiss na43us
folen uno iid i'm Sanuar pieoer gu
meIoen.
Die 5dIIs bss SoIspb 0ippong uno
bes 5arrp WoIfIon muBtsn Bis 6eutc
perihoben tperoen, neil iis itatt 5pei
nur einen 3sugen batten. Serr ). u
| ). Seine, Der 3euge oes gritsren, mar
geIhdftlia psr6inbert, aber in WoIfs
Ipn's Safe Itelte ss iit beraus, BAT
Der febtsnbs 3euge, Elm getpifer 2ouis
Wditers, ii6 eeipeigert bate, gu tom:
men, neil Wolfion ibm teins 3eugen'
eebibr bssablen tonnte. Rihter 5ol
liter gsrietb oh bieIsr Weiserung II
SarniIh unb erlieb 'ofort cine 8orla
buns gsgen ben Sdumigen. 5ulls Die
fer beute 8pruittag nidt eriAeint
tpirb er burh sinen 6ilfszMdri6aQ II
Saft gsnommen tperoen.
Die GeIute bon Sobn Nrhibali
gsumel. sinsm Gnoldnesr, uno Sofr
Gmil gdfQr aoblIuat tpurben, neil bi
gpplitunter ni6t sriheinen tonntsn
big gum Sauuar suriidgslegt.
Die erfolgreitsn 26 4anoioaten mo
rem: Gam. gabtir, Worris Stuh
mann, Sarrp Weibmann, Wor aorot
lin, gsstiel SiIpsrmnn. WOrris Gin
terg, Sarrb Ginberg. Gam. Wanhsr
ole BON RuBIdno; 5errp Miqer. CD
parb Quguit Wiusr, auguit 8ump
bate, 2ucidn 2emmel, Ralpb M. Gu
gen Gerber, 2llois 5artun9, 5rer
Qsubte. ale BON 9suti6Ianb; SoIsp'
8uiat,. Grant 2sitnsr. Deter 6rof
Wdr 1rsislsber, Carl Beis, Saco
R.inbarpt, Warcus 8. Sitrager, So
Iepb Gmil 9itet, Sobu Der.man. al
ron CsItsrr.i6' llngarn; Rihalo
GeoraieFT, Elm 8uIoare; 9arian Bhtl
lips, Elm Siirte; gartolomeo RoIuH
belli, Elm Stdliener.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
5homos unb Sea Cullen, l

! 1homos unb Sea Cullen, 1853
perin Ctr, Gnabe.
! Dilliam unb 2orena Sberldnoer,
3O6 Warner Str, anabe.
Sobn unb Waria Junsn, 628 price
6ia Rodb, Wdbden.
sSobn unb emma Gurlons, 1904
ssadion Ctr, Wdbhen.
Gbiparo unb Sba 5artte. 5O6 Sii
IL. Ctr, anabe.
Giles unb Warp Carpenter. 1868
portidnb Mpe., anabe.
Dilbur unb Sba Sbotpen. 326
portlanb 9lbe., Gndbe.
16eobore unb Soa Dortbinston.
1850 6illIibe 4ps., anabe.
4usuIt uno Clara WeHel, 4424
8lenipop Ipe.. WGohen.
georae unb Wan,ie Raible, 1856
sSiinfte Mpe.. Gnak.
Willinm unb MariaWeii, 7o0 WelIs
Ctr, Wdbdsn.
9usranbsr uno Mdrp Dooo. 2033
Gaiiern 2lDe., WGbheH.
| 2puis uno Rebecea Greller, 1921
Gaitsrn Q(pe.. Wdofsn.
Gas. unb Gpa grelIer, 1409Geniral
gfpe., Wdbhsn.
Charles unb pauline 9aumann,
2819 WaFaduietts 2lpe.. Rna6e.
2ouis uno Spa Stool, 1901 Gilpir
WpeHue, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
Guarps unb GnsTetai

lang befidtigt tperben. RddItenSamsz
tag 2tbenO finOet lo3ufagen als Gin
leitung Elm gmpfang itatt. gsrtreter
Der qreTe nabmen geItern cine 9eIi6ttz
gung Dor. Die 2tusi iteuung umfabt an
bic 200 8emGlbe unb etIi6e Stulptus
rem. ourdpeg5 Oor5iig!i4e arbeiten,
oeren 8eii6tigung einen 8enuB ges
nd6rt. Wtr peroen auf oieQusIteQung
am Sonntag 3uriidtommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
Eager Bermania.

8as oeutihe Eager Gsrmania go.
216 Der Wooomsn Of tbe Dorlb, bolt
am Samitas, ben 3. DECEMBER, feline
erite MISUNDERSTANDING i'm tleinen
Saale Der Central 9urner 9olle ab.
DieIs iiinsite beuti6e 9ersiniguue til
i'm ihOniten Wahsthum be9riffen unn
IS Iollte oaber am 3. Oessmber ME
u1onb feblsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30

Die idbrlihe Mustelung ees Gin
oinnati Dirt Club, bic in ben alubrGuz
men i'm 5arriion 8sbGube, an 8ierter,
5pii6en 0ine une Walnut Strabe,
untsrsebraht 1T. tpirb ndditen Wons
tag fir bas allsemsins publitum err
Offnet unb fam Donn ausi 8oGeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
SAD Der Naunoperouer.

Der 9annopernn.r llnterit. Werein
go. / sibt am Samitas. 3. De3embe-.
In Der Nrbeiterbnue einen Ban. 3u benz
Die Wprbereitungen nit eeiuobnter
llmiidt setroffen iporben finb. Die
Hnnnoberaner fnD ein Iuitises D6Ii.
den unb lie perfieben e, iih unb Ans
btren Elm N<roniioen ~ bertiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30

80 cine ihIimme Guet.
ihung. lit getpobnIih cine ihIinlme
Gerrenfung Scr Nfllsfeln, aber ob
@crrenf,ng ODER GuetidunJ - ct.
aSofobS 0el lit ba5 belt betannts
Sellmittel.
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Mms ben WeriHtsb5feis.
@iatise Gntideionns III 8e5ns
auf 0eleiie=ee9uns an Der
sSront StraRe.

gkfdeibunss =alasen. Shabena
eriabfdlle. - Siaae Qopman's 5ez
ftament. - Na6labiaden. - 9erz
fhieoenes.
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Der6aAertsr 2aat. AsI
C26itsas. 0Gniebsaife H1s 01nis.e eAtHfsn.
nfErh Detsfeg
S33 g,eft 9, Ctr. i3f gIeer g.. Jinbf1b MGri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-30
Rippcy's Pure Cream Of
Tartar Baking Powder

tn Y unh o..ssanHeu-rtre nienags Ieis
ecriaa!t.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
FARE YOU A BUNDLE OF NERVES

The danger of kidney sickness is that often it runs you down to the verge of collapse before you know what really is the matter.
 If you are always tired. worried, weak, rheumatic, nervous-and suffer at the same time distressing urinary disorders and backache, don't lose sight of the probable cause-sick kid neys.
 No other trouble wears more on the nerves than kidney sickness, for the blood may be full of uric acid poisrn. the effects of which are extremely ir- ritating to the brain and nerves. Many case of- nervous. collapse could be traced right back to kidney trouble.
 When you seem to be unable to pin your mind to any task, your back aches and is so lame that you cannot do an ordinary days work, it is time to give serious thought to this ques- ton: Are my kidneys working right?"
 The answer is in your condition.
 Sick kidneys, congested by a cold or some other unseen cause, slacken their Altering work. Uric acid circulates freely with the blood, attacking brain, nerves, muscles, joints and vital or gans. Headaches, dizzy spells warn you; heart palpitation, poor circula-
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
P. Flanagan. scrgeant-at-arms.

P. Flanagan, sergeant-at-arms.
 Judges of election-J. P. Ryan anC C. H. Tanner
 Tellers-E. Lang and E. L. Smith.
 Press committee-F H. Kedding- ton. J. A. Hopkins. T. Adams, H. H Wynkoop and E. H Liebel
 Ways and means committee-J Cannon, F. Keddington, B. G. War rington, E. H. Liebel, H H. Wyn- koop. K. Clayton, J. P Ryan, J. R. Barnette and H Craig Platform committee-A L. Marks, J. c. Provost. c. H. Pollard. B. G. Warrington. K. Clayton, E. H. Liebel, c. H. Corrigan, Paul White and C. P. Kramer.
 Resolutions cOmmttee-H H Wyn- koop, E. L. Smith, F.. Keddington, J. D. Cannon and w. A. Bartlett
 Organization committee: J. Me New, F. LightfoOt, F. Keddington. J. Harrington, P. White, K Clayton and J. R. Barnette.
 The entire territorial delegation. backed up by a constituency of some ten thousand organized workers throughout the territory, was ad- dressed by several of Arizonas ablest orators and labor leaders.
 The keynote of the evenings enter tainment was struck by Delegate Cannon in an address on Policies and Principles"
 Other speakers of the evening were Delegates J. C. Pollard of Globe and F.. Fl. Liebel of Jerome. who ad- vanced forceful arguments in favor of a national labor movement.
 Further entertainment was pro- vided by Attorney Howard of the Maricopa Commercial club. who was present by invitation MT Howard elaborated son a proposed constitu- tion and his address was received with marked consideration
 There was a second alignment of the socialists, making a demonstration of considerable strength. A contest arose over the proposition to appoint a com mittee on resolutions. This was. op- posed by the socialists who demanded committee on declarations that be elected from the floor at the session today.
 MT. Wynkoop moved the adoption of the motion for the appointment of committee on resolutions. This was amended by provision for the cleo tion of the committee. The amendment was laid on the table and the original motion carried
 committee was appointed consisting of H. H Wynkoop of Tucson, chair man; F. H Keddngton. Phoenix; Will liam Smith. Bisbee; Walter Bartlett. Phoenix, and J. D. Cannon of Bisbee. On the report of this committee which will be submitted today, the decisive fight will take place.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12

ton, bloatinS, failing eyesight, rheu- matism, stomach troubles. It is but
 a short road to dropsy. diabetes.
 gravel, stone in the kidney or fatal Bright's disease.
 i Don't wait for the serious troubles
 Begin using Deans Kidney Pills when you first feel backache. or first notice urinary disorders This remedy has given new life and strength to thous- ands of women and men. It cures sick kidneys and backache
 Phoenix proof:
 Mrs. Amanda Richmond, 4O4 N Fifth street. Phoenix. Ariz. says: T can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills very highly, as I have used them with good results and I have given them to patients whom I have nursed. with great benefit. For some time I was bothered by a pain in the small of my back and a difficulty with the kidney secretions I thought at first that my trouble was caused by a strain, but although I tried plasters and liniments, l received only tempo rary relief. I finally procured Doans Kidney Pills at the Adams Pharmacy, and soon after l began using them the pain in my back ceased and the difficulty with the kidney secretiOns was corrected. Doan's Kidney Pills are by far the best kidney remedy l ever took"
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12

| Though only six of the delegates in 1 the conference came as socialists, it is
 understood that, or believed that on a test vote the large majority of the Western Federation representatives
 will support the socialist position and
 that the resolution will amount to a
 declaration of socialist principles for
 whose incorporation into the constitu- tion d demand will be made.
 The representatives at yesterdays session were: Kenneth Clayton. min CTS Globe J. R. Adams, carpenters, Phoenix; J. w. Adkisson. carpenters Phoenix: Joe Thomas. carpenters, Phoenix: F.. H. Lebeil. miners. Jerome; George Heinz barbers. Phodnix: F. Lightfoot, pressmen. Phoenix; J. A. Hopkins miners. Miami; Harry Craig, electrical workers, Phoenix: John Stanford, blacksmiths. Tucson; R. B. Hamilton, carpenters, Tucson: Walter Bartlett, plasterers, Phoenix; Frank Tew, ST, printers, Phoenix; James Mclean, steam engineers, Miami: Charles James, miners, Jerome; Frank Der. hod'carriers, Phoenix; E. G. War rington, carmen. Tucson; F. H. Ked- dington, ]. c. Provost. Thomas Ad- ams and J. McNew. tradest council. Phoenix; Edward Lang, miners, P0- laris; J. P. Ryan. blacksmiths. Pres colt; H. H. Wynkoop. printers. Tue son; Pat Flanagan, carpenters. Bisbee; O. Karlson, machinists. Tucson; J D. Cannon, miners, Bisbee; J T. Harring ton. miners, Cerbat: Al Marks. miners, Harrington; Charles H. Corrigan, bricklayers. Phoenix: White of Mohave and Kramer of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
LABOR CONFERENCE
 ON THE CONSTITUTION
AN EARLY DISPUTE OVER So-
 CIAlISM.
How It Will Turn Out Will be Known
 Today.

An important conference of repre- | sentatives of organized labor in Ari ! zona vas begun yesterday morning al | Melczer's hall. The object of the con ference was to decide upon certain provisions of the state constitution
 favorable to the working classes and to vote for candidates for delegates to the constitutional convention pledged to the support of such provisions It
 was asserted that politics should be kept out of the conference and that an object should be to keep labor free from. entangling political alliances.
 But whether this object will be at tained will not be known until today for strong effort is being made to turn the conference into sociaistic gathering under the domination of J D. Cannon, former socialist candidate for delegate in congress.
 When the representatives met. a temporary organization was formed as Chairman, J. C. Provost; secretary r. LiGhtfoot. Thirty nine representatives were present representing seventy eight votes on the basis of the call. there being allowed one vote for each fifty members of a union
 Six representatives headed by Mir. Cannon appeared, not having been elected by any local but claiming seats as socialists by reason of the fact that they were members of organized labor Right here the first dispute arose which was momentarily referred to committee on credentials copSiStipg of H. Fl. Wynkoop of Tucson. chairman: J. McNew. Edward Lang, J. D. Cannon and James Mclean.
 The committee reported in favor of seating the six but not as socialists. Mir. Cannon submitted minority re- port. The majority report was adopt ed The following committee on rules and order was appointed: Charles Tanner. Joe Thomas. F. H. Kedding- ton, Kenneth Clayton and Walter Bartlett The temporary organization was made permanent.
 The Evening Session.
 The evening session of the confer ence convened at s D. m. as the guests of the reception committee of Maricopa county and devoted the | evening to social entertainment and l 
 The chairman. in calling the ses- sion to order. read the following re- | 5ised list of committee assignments | The permanent organization, there l lore. stands as follows:
 J. c. Provost, chairman
 F. Lightfoot, secretary
 J. A. Hopkins, reading clerk
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12

number of petitions for cement
 walks signed by the holders of al
 least per cent of the property ir the sidewalk district named were
 read. All of these petitions will be
 heard August l, on which date, il ! there are no opposing petitions rep
 resenting 51 per cent of the property ! owners, the resolutions ordering the
 walks will be passed. The walks are | as follows: On East Taylor street from seventh to Central avenues; on 1 Fifth street from Roosevelt to Wash ington; on Third street from Roose- welt to Washington. The walks peti- , toned for are for both sides of the street
 An ordinance was read which, if
 passed will compel all chauffeurs to
 take little examination before driV-
 ing motor vehicles through the
 streets. Owners of cars are supposed
 to know how to drive them and won't
 have to go to school to learn All chauffeurs will have to wear a badge and carry license cards with their photographs pasted on them. No ap- picants under Is years of age will be permitted a license The ordi- nance is intended to eliminate some of the more reckless and unpro- fieient from the ranks L. J. Ere meau, a chauffeur. spoke in favor of the ordinance. It was referred to the committee of the whole, as there seemed to be some little pruning necessary before it will be fit for passage
 Reports from all of the city offi- cers were read and approved. The | annual report of Mrs. N A Morford. | librarian at Carnegie library. showed ! that that institution is becoming more | popular and useful each year During l the past year 24.31S books were taken 1 put. which is an increase of 3,593 over the year before There are now LIZA card holders. and 10,949 readers used the reading room last year. Mrs. MOrford stated that the reference de- oartment is congested and badly in need of more space, and recommend Il sd that the basement be converted Il nto reading room. which will be il useful in the hot summer T months. Owing to the marriage of II Hiss Beryl Taylor. Miss Jessie Stemmons has been appointed in her 'lace, and Miss Fay Mckee was made an apprentice at the library esk. Eight hundred and forty-eight looks were added during the year.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12

Mount City Plants are better.r- Phoenix Hardware Co
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
SOUND DOCTRINE.
Not Enough Spanking Going on in
 These United States.

Greeley. Colo, July 11.-American children are not sufficiently spanked, declared Dr. G. Stanley Hall. president of Clark university. Worcester, Mass, in an address here
 T do not believe in too much flog- ging, but it should not be abolished. % he asserted. Americans protect their
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
MORE SOBER PAPER.
The Bill Posters Propose to Reform
 Their Business.

Chicago. July Flour hundred delegates to the Associated Bill Post CTS and Distributors annual conven- ton today agreed to take a deter mined stand against ''racy'' figures and scenes from plays such as were used by American theatrical mana gers tn large extent last year.
 It was announced that the bill post CTS will seek legislation that will permit them to censor all outd ,or advertising matter.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
MEXICAN RAILWAYS.
An Increase of Earnings the Last
 Year.

Mexico City. July 11-According to an official statement just issued the total earnings of the national railways of Mexico for the fiscal year 1909- 1910, ending June 30th, were 34.540.- 127 gold This is an increase of $3,176,375 over the previous year The total trackage of the system is now 7.226 miles A yesr ago is was 6,s65 miles.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
TENNESSEE FUNERAL,
The Greatest Since the Burial of An
 drew Johnson.

Knoxville, Tenn. July 11.-Not since 1875. when the remains of Pres ident Andrew Johnson were laid at rest in the cemetery at Greenville, has such a funeral been held in east Tennessee as that today. which mark ed the burial of the late Congress- man Walter r. Brownlow, at John son City.
 The exercises were held at the Soldiers Home and were attended by thousands.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. July 1.-Cattle-Receipts, 5, 24.OO0; market 19a15c lower: beeves. S5.25M M $40; Texas steers, S415M6.50: western steers, $510M710; stOckers and feeders, S3.60@5.70; cows and heifers, $2.75 H6.S5; calves, $3756750.
 Sheep-Receipts. 10000: market 25c
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
STOCKS.

Amalsamated, 51 F; Smelling, 6S; Santa Fe. 9SIa; St. Paul 132; New York Central, Central. 113A: Pennsyl- vania. 12S%; Reading. 145: Southern Pacific, 1135s; Union Pacific, 1615s. Steel, 703s; Steel pfd, 115Ss. Silver, 55hc.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12

children too much and it makes them precOcious and disrcspectful A little slapping now and then reinforcCs the moral purpose of the child"
Arizona republican., 1910-07-12

lower; native. S275GI5O: western. S260@ 4-4O; yearlings, $450M535. lambs. Sf50@750: western. S46OdT25