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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-11
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug, 1o.-wHEAT-spo dull: No:
red Western winter, no stock: futures nrI1l'
0ctobar. Is 75sd; December, Is sad. CORN
Spot firm old American mixed 5s lid; futures sa
quiet: September. As Sad: October IS sac
PEAS-Canadian, IS FLOUR-Winter patents.
3os. HoPs-In london Gani1c COAST ,t f. 6s % @
"a los BEEFN-Extra India mess. l1es 20.
PoRK-PriIrae mess Western. los Sd. HAMS
Short cut. 73s. BACON-Cumberlan cut 7os
Sd: short rib. 76s: clear bellies, lis; long clear
riddles light 73s: heavy lbs Sd: short clear
backs. 64s Sd. SHOULDERs-sqIare, e2s Cd
I.ARD-Prine Western. tierces, 59s; American
refined pals. SIS Characterization, finest
white new, 53s Cd colored: bis; white. old.
GCs: coIored, -ss. TURPENT1N E-Spirits. AS
ad ROSIN-Common. 14s Cd. PETROLEUM
Refined. ID. LlNSEED OIL-4ls. COTTON
SEED OIIs-Hul refined. spot, 30s Sd. TAIL
LOW---Australan. in London, 36s.
London. Aug. o-SuGAR-Raw. centrifugal,
las Ard; muscovado. lbs Sd beet. August, las
ING. LINSEBD-Cacutta. August September.
6Ss. I.TNSEEcD OIL-39s Cd. SPERM OIL
f3c PETROLFT- M American, refined, Cd;
spirits, ID TURPENTINE-Spirits, 4as AID.
ROSIN-American strained, las Sd: fine. lis Sd.
Antwerp, Aug. 10.-Petroleum, 10 francs 80
confines.
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BANKBOOK No $40 $50 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim 10 1t is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days submit to having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
L0ST-Bankbook No. 3SS.s94 Bank for Saw
irgs $50 4th ave. New York Payment
stopped. Please return book TO bank.
LOST OR STOIEN-Bankbook No. GA 5ST OF
the German savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th and 18th st. issued to
August Graft. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. If not returned to the
bank on the 31st day Of August. 1870 dupli-
Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PIrrsBUf

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, & PIrrsBURG.
1ss w n Aug s!55s7e sIsSse. s553s@ go
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
July i-Aug 4. o459 200 2.4l02o0 1895 400
ST. LOUIS aOUTHWEsTERN.
1st w'l1 in Aug. S211,5lS $1E, 464 $lI7,245
,.m szas sss ,ss, 900 s.oz sos
july Aug. + 2S93' 7Gs 800 ss o005. :s5
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC.
1nIv July ST 20Ie4G is2,6d2 III, iSs
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
Ath wk IN July. Slb9lb SITE Sl6olB
July 3-July 81. $500 4idS1 4H,9l3
ROCK ISLAND
Month of June
-slinnlcr of miles sou 500 Soui
onnr revenue. So 040 $50 sh442 al sila7 27p
Oper eXpenses.. 3.33S 4Sl 3430 500 2.T19 0l5
Net oper rev. s., io2. 3Ss 81 $50 a62 STATS 263
Outside op. tdeb) 3,d3a 1886 5.4T0
Total net rev s. 49,, GA $3.50. 415 s1472, 7os
Taxes ......-.. 355o41 213 ISL 1855 500
frer income So, c3T 653 81 1877 1874 sf3ls 800
Jillv l-June 80
oner revenue. S6S go $40 SCI is4 ss7 $3S tS4 1HT
oner expenses aS.Ob9,SsB ~ 513. 405 H.. 1876. 1870
Ne, oper, rev SIS l5I. 40 SIs671 aa2 sic 34s OF
Outside OPP. tdeb) 15o,s91 Jig. 2ol o., 727
Total net rev SIT ea5 ais SIs52s 100 sis 25a $50
Taxes .....,-.. 2,si8.To0 2g70 S64 Lisa a9b
orer. income SIS lis ais $40 o54 soe si4 4s5 s95
mo GRANDE SOUTHERN.
f,ross esrnings.- SOC, 43s S42 snt $3i 4AS
Net earnings. 10, 100 7s15 -. 3S2
Deficit ..,... s2e7 s8.2ia sss.s84
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LAWYERS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
FIJRNIsHep ROOMS TO LET.
REMEDIES

TUORoTCa- PERMANENT CUES IN cases
of sVOOD POISON. NERVOUS DEBILITY
BI ADDER COMPLAINTS and kindred DIS
eases. relief at once in dangerous cases recent
or old those desiring only first class sctentiro
treatment should call. DR.. BO\SCHJEs, the Wen
known sneciaist. % West SSH s.. Hours -. -.
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CLOVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo. AUG. 10.-CLOVERSEED-Ca SIS As;
October. IS 80: December, SIS so; March, SIS 80.
TIMOTHY-Prime. SO: August. 81; September.
S.. ALSikE-Prirne. SIS 40; August. SIS 10.
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WORK WANTED.

Male
AN ELDERLY CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN. In
good health. with d large and varied business
experience. wishes position where duties are
not too strenuous: office work preferred; no can
vassng; interview solicited. Address, Sta1d.
Tribune Uptown Once.
lIIAUFFEUR-C oIored: single; careful driver:
good machlnist; moderate salary: city or coun-
try P1igh 10 West l32d st
DRIVER or STA Ri. EhIAN wants position Care
of Hausner, 3l2 East 7lst st
PAINTER, paperhanger. decorator take
charge and responsible: any Job: city.
country. 2I7 East s5th ST.
SALES MANAGER.-Young man. thoroughly
experienced; university trained; has knowIedse
OF advertising and contract law; can give cN-
celIant references. w, Box 81 Tribune once
STENOGR APHER.-EApert; varied experience,
wants Job uptown; SIS a week; AL references.
&. b j. Box 10. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN. 80 desires a position for few
hours a day. Address n. Box 40. Tribune
ohica.
YOUNG MAN-In Wholesale house; has had
two years experience in orfiee WORK best
references Box II, Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. 80. wishes good position A Cor
man, 1l8 South I'd St. Brooklyn.
Fema1S.
cOMPA MONA ATTENDANT. - Young woman,
educated musical, companion To lady Nv
ing In town situated shore lire OF connecti-
out: references. Address 4. s.. Irlnlne s,Inee.
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New York. August 10. 1910,
COMMUNICATION but prices gen
orally lower, and the close unchanged to
10 lower Early Liverpool advfces were dis
appointing, owing to selling in that market oil
more favorable weather in the United King
com and France, and prospects Of large ship
rents Danuhian countries were offering
wheat freely, and IL was reported that the
purplus there amounted to 10000 600 bushels,
compared with 10000. o0o last year. Cont
mental markets firm. Private reports indicated
better Yields than expected in North Dakota.
il being claimed that felds which it was be
we're turning out Is. No red winter. 81 o61s
elevator and 81 o7& b: No 1 Northern
ective. sut STEADY. and at the close values
-ere unchanged to +2 net higher No =
basis, arrive, Z. oATs-Inactive and
sRout steady. closing unchanged TO nc
s. IL. 49, G4shc: clipped white. "a 10 a. III,
ssA SOS RyE-DnIi: No Western. OLD
:ng. s5a zoe c New York
NEW YORK PRICES.
septenber 81 o7zs 81 OH 81 cs4s 81 07is 81 o7s.
Deoernbe--. 101- ! los los 1ol4 1ozs
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sos.~ Eae 600 5000 500 1e 1900
tsst Tear -.......-.i.fTcGoo $4,000 $4,000
sEABoAKD CLEARANCES.
Flour; Wheat, corr,
last week ...------ 1000 5000 l15.u4p
Tsst -,ea- 800. ....-.. 5000 III. 0u 5000
FLOUR and MEAL-Flour quiet. With buy
inclined TO hold off, but m lis held prices
firm. spring patents, So 9oQss 20; winter
aish;s 81 - q s. 90; winter patents 81 90 q
s. -. spring clears. 81 40 So, extra No
winter, IS So c s.: extra No = winter. IS 60 n
S575: Kansas straights. s. % q s. % RYE
FIOTE-Fsir 10 good, 81 10 q 81 So; choice 20
fancy s. 4n q 81 so CoRNNEAL-hila dried,
g. 80. BAG MEAI-Fine white and yellow.
s. 55Gsl SO: coarse. 81 so a 81 55. FEED
Western spring. S2S so: standard Iniddling,
IS so: four 60, SOS so; red dog, SO 20; city
bran So bulk, So 50 sacks; middling- So so
csc 50. rcd dog. $50 q $50 So; hominy chop,
so 50 hj.lk- S25 40 sacks; oilmeal, $50
CoTTON-The market opened steady. at an
advance u ! point August, hut generally
.F5 points lower in response 10 the lower
Cable. and reports OF rain in Texas There
considerable support from bull leaders
6nd The market rallied. Later cables
from liverpool were higher, and prices here
worked up a net gain Of il q 10 points on
- continued demand from trade sources and
p covering by recent sellers for a reaction. Last
prices rere Z little of from the best under
realizing. a continued demand IS reported
for cotton from the local stock. and the
ocean freight rate on cotton TO Liverpool has
been advanced from II TO 90 cents for prompt
shipment, while 1S cents IS asked for Septem-
Der shipment Southern spot markets were
. unchanged 10 &c higher. local contract
prices
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN. go.

BUTLER English; absolutely first class IN every
detail. excellent New York and English refer-
ences: $50 SEQ. Valdez Agency, IL West 8au 81
,Phone goo Madison.
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.


PTRsUANT TO AN ORDER OF HON. MON
roe Wheeler Surrogate OF steuben County,
New York, made upon the petition OF W n
Mary II. Halock late OF the Town of Bath. in
said COUNTY dGGsad n of the Is hereby given
apply for letters of administration upon the es
tate of the said decedent under the provisions OF
Section 1854 OF the Code of Civil Procedure of
the State OF New York and that all persons
having claims against the estate OF said decedent
wheeler Surrogate OF Steuben County. at the
surrogate's Office in the Village Of Bath. n. Y.
on or before the 18th day OF september. 1910.
w. \. HALLOCK.
Dated August srd. 1910.
GRAHAM. AMELIA Mn pursuance of an
~ Tue COUNT Of New York notice is hereby
given to al ae of SeM eHaey
decea sed TO present the same. with vouchers
thereof to sne at the office of bs Pase OF
neys, Masten & Nichols at 40 wall street. IN
BENJAMIN MORRIS WHTTLOCk.
CORNELIUS H: WHITLOCK.
GRAHAM BRUSH.
x.s,r11N & NICHOLS. Attorneys for Executors
40 wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. City
~ P77PsTTANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
Amer C. Thomas Surrogate or the County
Of Kew York notice is hereby given 10 all
Smith. late Of the County of New York. de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
/ q
transacting business. at the office OF Donald
in the City OF New York. on or before the
The 30th day of March 1910 EMMA X
SMITH. Administrators DONALD M'LEAN.
Attorney for Administrators. - William street
Manhattan. New York city.
O0N0HTTE f'EARf ES.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order ct Hon Abnsr g. Thomas a SlIrro-
cate of the County of New York, notice is hereby
sivan to all persons having claims against
Starias Donohue, late OF the County OF New
WI, deceased present the same, with yot,ch-
Go thereof TO The subscriber his place OF
tra,sactIng business at the office OF Ieinuel ~
S,-i~y No ~ Liberty Street, Borough of Mar
Sattsn i'm the city OF New York on or hefors
- - da,y of December. 1910.
Date4 New York the 9th day of Nav 1910
CHARLES w COLEMAN E,xecutor
Yr.tyrEI g oCIGG. Attorney for Executor 2.
tbertv Street. Borough OF Manhattan New
York City. ----
pFIIFFrI.T DIT, oTTo.-IN PURSUANCE OF AN
nrder ~ ZION Ahnei c, Thomas Il Surrorafc
- o na cauntv of New York, notice is haSeby
- 20 ali persons having claims against O,to
bshfaldt late OF the County of New York de-
Iaasai 70 nresant the same. with vouchers there
NJ ~ the subscriber, at her place OF transas..ns
h,stness Ar the office Of Howard s. Cans no ~
wiiI,em street in the CITY Of New York en- or
hcfore the nth day of september, 1910
pst.5 New York, March nth, 1910
BERTHA REHFELDT. Executrlx
HOWARD q CANS. Attorney for E1ecutrix.
! ef William street New York City.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Elevator. Elevator. domestic basis.
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Female

Female
HOUsEK EEPER for school. 1910, wanted i'm
mediately. The Hopkins Educational Agency.
.5n7 9th ave, between 42d and 43d SITS.
MOTHERS HELPER for school: salary s25;
charge of linen. etc. The Hopkins Educational
Agency 507 9th ave. between 42d and AID SITS.
MATTRESSES. for city and country; head nurse.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 320-32o 9th ave
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HELP WANTED.

Male
AGENTS to handle our teas and coffees expo.
rieuce not necessary; build UP a business OF
your own. Can or write. Burns & Reed. 2o9
Hudson st. New York
AUDITOR-Required to take charge of office;
prefer man in neighborhood of 50 years,
possessing executive ability; must have had
several years experience in construction and
contracting business: $1,000 Call Business
Service Co. Agency, 500 Singer Building.
BLACKsMITH-Marr country; al! around
man. horseshoer: steady position: $40 month
Call Lanbott & Grove Agency 645 9Th ave
BOOKKEEPER-Haye several positions open
for experienced bookkeepers. offering good
chances of advancement; salaries in the
Service Co: Agency, sos Singer Building.
CLERKS-Several especially good opportuni-
ties open for young men of more than aver
age pei souality and ability; salaries S624 TO
$3.50 Business Service Co. Agency. 500 Sim
ger Building.
FTSMEN-Mechantcal. two; some knowl-
edge of structural work; SIS per week
Business Service Co. Agency. sos Singer Bldg.
DRIVERS Married: truck country: steady
work for right men; $50 per month. Call Lam
bctt 81 Grove Agency. 645 9Th ave
MEN three, OF energy and determinations must
be over ,25 Intelligent OF good education and
address. permanent outdoor position with ad-
vancement, TO right man; moderate guarantee.
Mr.. Ryan, 156 9TH ave
Statesmen wanted to take orders for diction-
aries on a. good selling scheme; leads fur
nished. Address Box 1o3, Madison Square Sta
ton.
Statesmen throughout the United States to sell
automatic necessities. every owner wants our
protector. references required The O'Neil Tire
6 Protector Co. 800 Broadway
STENOGRAP HER-President of large con-
Germ requires experienced man above aver
age ability and personality. possessing knowl-
EDGE of electrical terms: 1886 TO start Call
Business Service Co. Agency. sos Singer Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER Construction engineers
require man above average personality and
ability preferably experienced similar line;
1896 10 start Call Business Service Co.
Agency sos Singer Building.
.r,YTf.VEI rE;IlS-E,xnerienced Remington opera
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. married. long references
permanent country place preferred fi''s''
Periot Pace, West orange, n i. ----
CARETAKER or any responsible posi s.oni
couple: English; family woman eVVt
cook and housekeeper: security IL required
twenty-five years exemplary character, I'D
dress P. b. Box POI. Cedarhurst. Long Islaho,
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-Gernian; COCO
all around man. comes highly RECONNAISSANCE
city or out. Plaza 1928. Morrow's Agency ~
Lexington ave corner 3Sth St
COUPLE-scotch Protestants: butler and cook
both neat young. capable. experience ser
wants; L. months excellent reference: Seu-s ~;
Waldorf Agency, Il West SD ST. Phone 1oo
Madison.
JAPANESE EXPERT COOK. in private family
or centeman's place honest. sober, VIKING 70
60 anywhere: best recommendation Rlk1soh
I9S Lexington ave.
Female.
CHAMBERMAID or CHAMBERMA1D-WAiI-
RESS-ParticUlarly neat capable German glri:
excellent city reference; $50: Waldorf agency
II West SD ST. Phone 500 Madison
COIORED woman wants place as cook: refer
COOK ans IATNDREsS or HoUSEWORKER-
BY Protestant woman: four years references.
Mrs. Cooper's Agency, 657 9th ave, 8eth st.
HOUSEWORKER cook or chambermaid ;
young Norwegian: good city reference; 80.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, $50 oth ave- oth
floor. Telephone 4527-Madison Square.
MOTHER and DAUGHTER--Ezcelent COOK
best references: second work or care ., oiip ~
country preferred: answer Ill month Adoress u
X, Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 BroadWay.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-By Danish won
an, for two gentlemen; eSeelIeHt coon.
f. c. Fox 100. Tribune Uptown orice' i'o4
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NEW YORK TO BOSTON
Fare s40O. Metropolitan Line Express Turbins
Steel stss r,.s,n, YALE & HARVARD
EXCURSIONS.

Week Days & Sundays I've Pier 2. y r. =.
of Rector St New York. 2 NJ Due Boston
A. NJ next day. Same schedule returning.
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TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERs
LOST BAN<BOOkS.

VICTOR VISIBLE, 70 Nassau St. cataiogu
free: all makes taken part payment; bargain
In I-nderWonds Remingtons. divers. Smiths.
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Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close, DAY.
1eptemher. 81 o72s 81 OF: 81 e6fs 81 o7ls 81 07z.
Decembe--. 10i- 1oss iois 1ol- 1o3s
Com
yen-eD-rer, 7lA Al
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str. MA9Y POWELL s sssr Columns

Perfect Afternoon outing Leave DesDf,osss ..s
Las p. NJ. connecting at West FONT WIN
cTl HtpAAy due West 42d s. $40 ?. ~.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
LIVE STOCK ON RANGES
 WILL BE ENUMERATED
The Regular Enumerators Will Count the Cows Instead of Special
 Agents.

It has been decided by the census bureau authorities to have the census enumerators take the census of the number and value of the live stock on the ranges in the western states as a part of the thirteenth decennial census. beginning April 15 next.
 The census authorities are con- vinced that the enumerators will be able to gather these statistics even more eXpeditiously, correctly, and eco nomically than would be possible by special agents under existing condi- tiuns.
 This decision was not reached until after Assistant Director William F. WillOughby had returned to the bureau from series of conferences through out tine west, which were attended by all the census supervisors in the range states He was accompanied by Chief Statisticians William C. Hunt and Le Grand Powers. of the population and agricultural divisions, respectively.
 The supervisors in conference recom- mended that the work be placed in the hands of the enumerators. They as- sured the assistant director the enum- orators can do it, in connection with the county of population and farms with greater dispatch and economy than could special agents. They stat ed that there would be no difficulty what ever if the live stock owners were made to appreciate the fact that in giving to the enumerators the informa ton regarding their live stock hold ings there is absolutely no danger of it being communicated to county as sessors or forest service officials. The supervisors stated that otherwise there might be hesitancy to furnish this data for fear it might mean extra taxation or larger grazing charges.
 Mr. Willoughby pointed out to them that under the act of congress pro- viding for the present census every su- pervisor, supervisors clerk, enumerat- or, interpreter. special agent CT other employe must make oath not to divulge any information contained in the-l
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
NEWS NOTES.

Work is now in progress on the all terations to the front of the Daggs building
 Postmaster Mullen was visitor in Phoenix yesterday afternoon
 Yesterday was as near as perfect a day as the most critical could ask for A party of twenty-five dormitory girls spent Tuesday at the Hierogly- phic springs. Councilman Lukin is again able to be about after a rather severe spell of sickness.
 Clifford Moore is down from Sun flower after a load of supplies
 Pink Cole has returned from a trip to his range at Deer Creek
 Frank Thomas, agency manager and A. sE- Egley, special agent of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. were visitors here yesterday
 The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting this evening and it is hoped every member will be present. The meetings are increasing in inter- est.
 H. C. Cassidy of the Motor Supply company. was over from Phoenix yes terday
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
THROWING DIRT 0h
 SAN DltGeYuhA R. R.
Construction of Section of It Under Way From Imperial Valley
 Westerly.

It begis to look as though the pro posed railroad between San Diego and Yuma were to become a reality and at no distant day. San Diego had started the construction of such a road so often that it's ultimate building had been almost despaired of, when the Spreckels interests took it up and aft CT very limited amount of construc- tion, stopped work. San Diego con-
 tinued to talk railroad and Spreckels eventually resumed work quite tigor-
 ously. Still the disappointed were
 lacking faith that it would be com
 pleted to the Arizona line. The follow
 telegram from Fl Centro to the Los
 Angeles Times, gives new hope how ever. founded on actual construction
 at this end, or rather from the end of the present Southern Pacific line into the Imperial valley. The same mes sage says that the whole project is a Southern Pacific enterprise, as fol- lows: The Southern California Con struction company yesterday placed a large force of men and teams on the work of grading the railroad right of way westerly from Fl Centro. The grade from this city to the easterly banks of New river. distance of nine miles, is to be completed within ninety days. This road is to be the easterly connection of the San Diego and Ari- zona railroad, now in course of con struction from San Diego to Imperial valley. IL will be many months before the San Diego road will get its rails laid through to this valley, and in the meantime the road now being con- structed from Fl Centro will be oper- ated by the Holton interurban com pany. That the San Diego and Ari- zona road is a Southern Pacific pro- ject is plainly shown by several facts The surveys were made by Southern Pacific engineers, loaned" to Spreck- els, and the maps. notes, estimates and data of all kinds were submitted to the Southern Pacific for approval Southern Pacific material is to be used to construct the easterly connection, and the Southern Pacific is building extensive junction yards at Fl Cen tro.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24

schedules, lists or statements obtained or prepared by the bureau of the cen- sus to any person or persons. He in formed them that the penalty clause in the law provides that violation shall constitute misdemeanor, to be punished by fine not to exceed S1,000 or by Imprisonment not to exceed two years. or both. fine and imprisonment. in the discretion of the court. The bureau authorities have always main- tained the position that all informa- ton gathered by it was for its statist- ical use solely, and would not under any circumstances be imparted to any other branch of the government.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

Have the ladies of Tempe any idea of the number of merchants in the United States who. are handling the Queen of Quality shoe. the new~fne for which we have-just secured the agency. We are going to give a pair of the best of those shoes in the house to the lady who comes the nearest to guessing this correct number. Come in and register your opinion on this subject. on or before March 12th. This places you under no obligation what soever and gives you a chance to get a good pair of shoes for a very little trouble. RYDER BROS.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are: E. A. Tournea, Bisbee; w. Kerans, San Francisco: A. F.. Evans. New York; F. N. Vogel. New York: C. $. Upton. Fl Paso; Thomas Irving, Mi agara Falls, N. Y; William Forbach. Tucson; F. Freedman. New York: Frank NJ. Leland. New York; F. w. Vermuller and wife. Fullerton, Cal
 At the Ford are: C. F. Dutton. Denver; H. C. Pugh. Zanesville, O.: R. F. Rolph, Parker; Charles McGee.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
TOO POOR TO EAT.

An unrelated incident of the recent auto trip to Enterprise party of Tempe people, concerns the slaughter of a goose by Charles Woolf. mem Der of the party. MT. Woolf stalked the goose for half mile or more up the Gila river and finally emerged from the brush but a little distance from the bird. At that close range he was able to shoot its head off. but then found to his disappointment that it was too thin and aged to be of any value as an article of diet
Arizona republican., 1910-02-24
THE HIGH SCHOOL WON.

The high school team partially re- trieved its fallen fortunes of Tuesday morning by the total annihilation of the ~Bloomer' team in the afternoon. The score was twenty three to three or somewhere in that neighborhood- it is doubtful if the exact score will ever be known. The members of the town team were Enthusiastically arrayed in gunny sack bloomers. thus laying title to the name of The Boomer Team" The game was hilarious one and served to please a large crowd