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The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
ASKS TAFT FOR AID.
Washington State Governor Alarm.
ed by Forest Fires.

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 7-Gov Hay last
night wired President Taft as follows:
Timber interests in Montana, Oregon,
Idaho, and Washington request that I urge
upon you the use Of national troops in
these four States to cooperate with the
forest service in fighting forest fires,
where a million dollars in property is
burning. The season is unusually dry.
and fires are raging in many local places.
l indOrse this request.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages.
l--Editor Harvey w. Scott Dead.
Peaceful Sunday at San Sebastian.
Father Finds Son Drowned.
Fashionable Resort Is Raided.
&Saengers to Welcome Viennese.
Cant Come Back Club Elects.
s-Parker Sees Hope for Democracy.
- Packer Cudahy Asks Divorce.
Editorial
SIN the World of Society.
6-Nationals Shut Out by White Sox.
7-Regatta Entries All In.
Muzzling Of Dogs Advised.
e-Commerclal and Financial.
l0-Chicken Thief Captured.
Argue over Infantile Paralysis.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
FLYER IS WRECKED. =
Passengers on Pennsylvania Limited
Get Shake-up.

Canton. Aug. THE Pennsylvania
Road eighteen-hcur train. on its way to
Chicago. was wrecked at East Tuscar-
awas street in this city about 2 o'clock
this morning, and every one Of its six
Pullman cars left the track
OF the many passengers on the train
none was seriously hurt. The cause
of the wreck is believed to have been
a broken brake beam on the engine
tender.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
MAY ELECT CALEB POWERS.
Noted KentucLian Has Chance TO BE
Congressman.

Louisville. KY, Aug. Z-Unless the
Democrats Of the Eleventh Congressional
district, the stronghold OF the Republican
party In Kentucky, can elect their Rep
resentative this fall the probability now
is that Caleb Powers. who was tried
three times for completely in the murder
OF Gov. Goebel on the streets Of Frank
fort, January 80 1900. win be the next
Representative from the Eleventh.
Since the meeting OF the State central
Republican committee in Louisville Pow
ors and his cohorts seemed to have had
the best OF the campaign over D. c.
Edwards. present Representative from
the Eleventh. and VIII probably receive
the nomination
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
KILLS TWO COMPANIONS.
Austrian Section Hand Arrested
After n Chase.

South Omaha. Aug. Mike Arilik. an
Austrian section hand this afternoon
murdered his two companions. Antoine
GARNER and Joseph Niclicitch. They be-
came involved in a row over a woman
Arilik suddenly pulled a big knife and
made one slash at GARNER. cutting the
latter's throat from ear to ear With one
blow al Niclicitch he sent his blade
through the latter's heart He was ar
rested after a chase.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
COUNCIL BLUFFS SHAKEN
BY A GIGANTIC METEOR

Council Bluffs. Iowa, Aug. T.
Accompanied by noise like
thunder, a large meteor fell i'm
the neighbOrhOod of Council
Bluffs this afternoon, shaking
the city and causing intense ex-
element. It Il supposed TO have
fallen i'm the hills Immediately
back of the city. The meteor in
described as very IL seEe, aud
Travelled from northwest 10
southeast.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
GORE INQUIRY SHIFTED.
Congregational Committee Arrives
at McAlester.

McAlester. Okla. Aug. THE Congress
sional committee investigating Senator
Cores charges Of an attempt to bribe
hiNa, arrived here this afternoon, accom-
panied by Jake Hamon. Senator Gore
will be here in the morning.
The session will begin in the morning
and will probably continue three days. A
number Of the prominent Indians are IN
the city and some Of these will be called
as witnesses.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
Rushed to Hospital.
HAYES BIRTHPLACE BURNS.
Fire Destroys old Home of Nine
teenth President.

Delaware. Ohio. Aug. THE birthplace
OF Rutherford B. Hayes. nineteenth Pres
ident of the United States. was destroyed
by fire in East Williams street. this city,
to-day. The building was two-story brick.
one hundred years old. and the property
Of W. c. Diven, candy manufacturer
The blaze was caused by defective fue
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
SUNDAY PEACEFUL
At San SEBASTIAN
Soldiers, Priests, and Peas
ants Mingle in Parks
WOULD-BE RIOTERS ARRESTED
shout of @Death 10 spain" from
n Window of the seDaratist Club
An Occupants of HOuse-Threat-
cned District strongly POIieed.

san Sebastian, Aug. ASIDE from the
presence Of an unusual number Of sol
diers, priests, and peasants on the streets
the town wore its usual Sunday appear
ance.
People went to chsrch and then laughed
and chatted while they strolled in the
public squares and parks. In the after
noon there was a tremendous throng at
the bull fight. and the last thing that
seemed 10 be on the minds Of the specta-
tors was the church dispute. They were
apparently interested only in the ordinary
amusements of a Spanish holiday.
over night there was a ripple Of ex-
citement, but it came TO nothing in the
end It started when the members OF the
SepaTatist Club which is known here as
the Basque Center. threw up the windows
and shouted at the crowds in the stree
Death to Spaln," Immediately the chat
tering crowds in the neighboring cafes
sprang TO their feet and for a time there
was an uproar.
Are Quickly Arrested.
The Civil Guards. who are not easily
excited, rushed to the club. broke in the
doors, and arrested about 80 OF the oc-
cupants. including a number Of priests.
They all continued 10 shout and sing Sc
ditious songs, while a section Of the pub
lie looked on and cheered the business
like work OF the guard. Thousands spent
the night discussing the incident in the
streets, but at dawn they slipped away
to bed. and the day from that time on
was quiet and uneventful.
About 5000 regular troops occupied
strategic points in the more thickIy pop
ulate6 sections of the city, while 1900
more were in reserve in the outskirts.
Except when the main portion of them
marched 20 mass this morning, they
were not greatly in evidence, although
sentries and patrols were scat
Continued on Page 2, Column 4.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia, unset
tied, with occasional showers
to-day and tomorrow; light, va
riable winds.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
.lNPANT PARALYSIS
CLAIMS ANOTHER
Virginia Boy Passes Away at
Georgetown Hospital.

Infant paralysis added another victim
to the swiftly growing list Saturday night.
when Joseph Pagan, four years old. OF
Mclean. Va. died at Georgetown Hos
pital.
The child was brought to the hospital
al s o'clock suffering pitfully. The doc
tors made a desperate night for his life,
but he became unconscious before an
hour had passed and died at 9:25 o'clock
Little Joseph IS the third OF his family
to be stricken by the CHASTITY malady in
the last six weeks.
A younger sister and a brother a wear
older survived. but are helplessly para
lyzed in the lower limbs. Joseph grew
worse alarmingly after the first two OF
three days.
Rushed to Hospital.
The family doctor ordered that ne be
rushed to a hospital Saturday night as a
last resort
Had he reached the hospital a few
hours earlier he would probably have
been saved. Stimulants were used re-
peatedly during the battle for the baby S
life. but one cOnvulsion followed another
until death stilled the little form
The body was taken to Philadelphia, the
former home Of the Fagan family, for
funeral and interment yesterday. The
Fagans are prosperous farmers Of Nc
Lean.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
Sets Balloon Record.

London, Aug. 7-wiiiows, an English
balloorist flew last night from Cardiff
to London. a distance OF $50 miles. in a
dirigible. He was unaccompanied. His
flight breaks the English record for dis
tance.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
FASHIONABLE PIER
RESORT IS RAIDED
Women Faint as Officers
Batter in Door.
CRUSADERS ARRESTED
Chief Of Police Of NaEragansett
Blocks the Law.

PIueky Constable Sends for Assist
ance and Stands Lone Guard Over
Roulette Wheels, Which Are stolen
from Him by Walters Trying to
Destroy Evidence, and Is Finally
Taken Prisoner by the Police.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
GOLDBUG EDITOR
OF OREGON DEAD
Harvey W. Scott SuccumbS
in Baltimore.
WAS NATIVE OF ILLINOIS
Thirty Years a Leader on the
Western Coast.

After n Struggle for Education, He
Went 10 Portland, Where He He
came Employed on the OreEOnian
and Stayed Until the Paper Became
n Part of His Remarkable Individ-
uaIity-StRte Follows His Lead.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
TWO BALLOONS MISSING.

Anxiety at Munich over Safety of
six Occupants.
Munich. Aug. Much anxiety IS felt
here concerning the fate Of two military
balloons which ascended from this place
on August and which have not since
been heard from. There were three per-
sons I'm each balloon
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
FATHER FINDS BOY
DROWNED In WELL
Search at Brentwood Lasts
Near Twelve Hours.
BODY REMOVED BY NEIGHBORs

Five-yenr-oId SON OF samuel II.
Alexander, EmpIoye of POst-Office
Department, Disappears from His
HOme-DiScOvery of LifeIess Form
settles Mystery of suburb.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-08
Popular E.cur.iOn, baltimore & Ohio

r. r., August IL.
Leave DniOn Station SIS a. m. 81 90 to
HarDers Ferrs and MaTrnsburg. Sl25 20
Berkeley Springs. and 500 70 Cumber-
land and return, by special train re-
turning same day Splendid opportunity
for a delightful outing cheap.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19
Poor ~agitatOrii!

Nasim zastopnikom in vsem IT,
slim, XII iscejo novih narocnikov
"a "Proletarca" naznanjamo, da
dobi vsakdo, XII poslje pet novih
celoletnih narocnikov, roman po
imenu DzUNGEL zastonj.
.Pozurite Sc! Dzungel je velika
povest, v lepo vezani knjigi. &c
hocete imeti drugi teden to povest,
XII je zajeta IL delavskega z~ivljen-
ia in spisana pc znanem soc. av-
torju U. Sinclairju, tedaj posljite
novih narocnikov in knjiga Sc VAN
poslje zastonj ma vas dom.
Hocete knjigo Dzungel zastonj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19

Prehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
In bolecine V vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj S Pain Expel-
ler", kakor je popisano v kniizi-
CT, V kteri zavivta steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi v Ameriki
V sleherni lekarni ze % centov
steklenica, treba pa je patti ma
to, da ie varstvena znamka S ST.
drom ma kartonu in ma steklenici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19
Ka e treba, da Gitate!
V knuzevni zalogi Slovenske
delavske t'skovnc druzbe
s. dob:
"SOcialiSticni
katekiZem'

Predelal IA SLOW. delavce V Anne
riki Ivan Molek.
Ccna poSamcznemU iztisu 10
centov. Kdor Jill pa naroGi nacn-
krat 20 ali wee istisov. .iih dobi pa
pc 5 centov komad.
CTa broSura ie izvrstno sred-
stvo "a socialist;Gna propaganda
in Viva potreba "a vsakega agita-
torja, kteri rekrutira move sodru-
ge.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19

stl pametl, pa bl clovek sill sam
vanJo, XII je zares pameten!"
"Pomisli' - je pricela praviti
lie ii pomisli! GaSperin je sci,
kar tebi mic mem mic in bogvekam.
ZJutraj sen ustala, pa ga nj bilo.
In meme in otroka je pustil; kar
tako je oba pustil brez vsega in v
revSGini."
'NldiS' - sem rekel - "vi-
dis: priSlo je ma mole. Zdaj Sc je
izkazalo: kaj DO kristjan tako "a
pustil zeno in otroka, kaj DO kri-
stjan tako prelomil zakrament
svetega zakona? Cigan pa della,
kakor mu pade V neumne mozga-
ne: YER ina toliko, kakor koza
oh jaslih tisto je pa tudi res, da
brezverec ne pozna zakramentov !
Smilila Sc mi je; ko je POSTAL
mesec, sem videl meme oGi. pa so
bile vse rdeGe in zajokane.
I'm nekdo mi je povedal" -
je pripovedovala Sc dale - "ne-
kdo je dejal, da ga je sreGal ma
cesti onStran vasi. S tisto dekle
je Sci, Xxi je sluzila V zupniScu, S
tisto crno, Xxi il je bilo ime Ka-
ira. Tudi ona je izginila ravno IL
sto noel"
"Idaj pa hos natanko Spozna-
la sen j odgovoril JAZZ. ia
zdaj smo pa skupaj. Natanko ia
ko je, kakor sem rekel: cigan .je
in cato je napravil tako kakor
cigan. s kom pa bo zivel cigan
kakor 5 ciganom?!! VidiS, lie po-
sluSaj. TiSta Katra - dobro 10
poznam. Sc boljSe kakor tebe. -
Tista katra je ciganskega rodu
tako gotovo, kakor Stojiva midva
zdaj tukajle ma TEN mostu. Do
dobraa vse VEN: le posluSai :! Me
oce je tiSti cigan, Xxi nosi cesarsko
brado in Sc piSe BrajdiG. Zelezo
kuje. vile in vilice nosi pc vaseh
iii Jill prodaja. Njena matt pa .ie
tista, Xxi smo il rekli Biga in XII ie
kradla kakor sraka. Natanko vse
VEN: lie pocakaj, Bigo so zaprli
zaradi tatvine. BrajdiG, Xxi je bill
ravno tax. je odneSel pete. starei.
81 otroci so Sli pc svojih potih,
tisto pa, ki je bio najmlajse in
je hodilo 4 materjo naokoli. Sc je
potepalo samo pc naSi vasi. iokalo
cd hiSe do hiSe in bio je vsem sku
paj Y nadlego. Branil Sc ga je pa
vsak, ker je bilo ciganGe. in tako
nj nikoli "a drugo pri Hist kakor
"a Skodo. krade kakor Sraka. pa
"a nobeno delo nj. ker je leno ka-
kor maGka ma Solncu. No. Glovek
je pa vendar bilo tudi tisto cigan-
&c, XII je .jokalo okrog his. in cato
so jo poklicali V zupniSGe in tam
Sc je motivilO sredi poslov in do
raslo V tiSto katro. o kteri pripo-
vedujeS. Ciganka ona, cigan Ga
Sparin, pa sta Sc domenila in sta
10 pobrala. Cigan ne more pre-
bivati pod streho, pa je zaston.j!
Pod brezo - tam je "a cigana, pa
oh ognju in OBJ ukradeni gnjati!"
Sedla je oh ograji ma tia in ia
ko sen videl otroka. Xxi je spal V
njenem narocju in bill tako lep
kakor anglecek.
(KOnec sledi.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-19

nisem vedel, kan bi sc odpravil,
ma nobenem kraju nisem mogel
prebivati.
Oh treh popoldne smo konGali
z delom, pred tovarno sem Sc IL
stavil in premiSljal, kan bi Sc ma
potil. Domov ne bi bill sci "a no
beno emo Moja podstreSna izba
mi je stala TAXA pred oGmi kakor
mrtvaSnica: tax vlazan vonj Sc 81
ri pc njej, tako mraGna je in raw
no tako zapuSGena in odurna. V
gostilno sem stopil, pa tudi tam
nisem mogel ostatii Neka.j Sc je
prebudilo V meni, nj mi dalo mi
RI in me je gnalo dale cd kraja
do kraja.
Prijazno solnce je sijalo zunaj,
Gisto mehko in spomladansko. Ce-
ste SO bile suhe in pc gozdnih OBJ
ronkih in grmOvju SO re cvetle pr
We pomladanske roze: vijolice,
trobentice, zvonGki in zafran. In
kar Gutiti je bio, kako sc vse po-
mlaja, kako Sc prebuja novo xiv
ljenje, in sill ma vseh koncih in
krajih IL tai.
he sem bill onStran vasi, k.ier
sem stanOval, premiSljeval sem
semintia in magic hodil, kakOr hi
Sc mi mudilo. Tuintam sem sreGal
deklc in fanta, skupaj sta Sla in
"a roke sta Sc drzala. SreGna sta
bila, kar ma obrazu Sc iima je po-
znalo. FL, lepa .je mladost. ce io
imaS $ kom vzivati. Ce ii pa po-
teka samemu, pa je tako, kakor
hi je ne bilo.
HOdim tako zunaj. veGeri Sc po-
caSi, solnca re nj wee ma nebu,
veGerna Stran Sc re Svetli Y rdeci
Svetlobi. mrak Sc plazi poGaSi pc
tleh in Sc boljinbolj gosti. Fantje
POLO nekje blizu. dekliSko petite
sc Guje cd nekod. onstran voznika
polka voznik Z biGem in 5vizga V
mes veselo pesem. Use krizem Sc
mesa pc ~ozracju, glas sill V slas.
in Sc ii zdi kakor kakor hi incl
vsak Svoje peroti. drug V drugega
hi Sc zaganjal i'll Sc ubijal in gu
bill.
Magic Sc goSti mrak in ze Sc
prikazujejo ma nebu zvezde, cisto
drobne so in kakor IL zlata IRE
zane. neprenehoma Sc %tresejo in
t~repeceio kakor bi Sc igrali Z nil
mi rahli vetrovi. Luna wide liza
gor, preko ceste leze Dodge Sence
golega drevja. ki raste oh cesti in
pricenja roganjati zeleno brstje.
Spodaj, kjer zavije costa preko do
line, poSumeva reka, vcasih tiSe
vcasih glasneje, vcasih utihne. ka-
kor hi Sc ustavila in Sc menda
hOtela malo pomuditi sredi tie po-
mladanske noel.
Hodim tako in pridem do mo-
stu. Xxi Sc Spenja sredi do!ine pre-
Eo reke, gledam skozi mrak, GLE
dam in napenjam oGi, pa Sc mi zdi
da Sc V sredini OBJ leseni ograji
nckaj premika in giblje. Stopim
V tisto smer, Sc priblizam in ogo-
vorim.
"Zgodaj je Sc" - Sc oglasim
ze dist pc spomladi. Dobro
je letos. hvala Bogu. lima kratka
in mehka in tudi leto Sc ie lepo
pokazaloi"
Zenska je Sibka stvar, crno OBJ
lecena, Grno ruto ina ma CLAW in
otdoka V %narocju. Stran ina obr-
MEN obraz: ne poznam je. Pa IL
pregovori in vse je jasno. Kdo bi
81 mislil? Marijanka stoii oh most
nj ograji, z otrokom V naroGiu sto-
il in OF vecernem GaSu in gleda v
reko, Xxi pod MO poSumeva in hiti
dale.
'Kaj 81 priSla, kaj stojiS tukaj.
kako Sc ii godi?'
Razveselil sem Sc .je. kakor o.
trok strica XII sc vrne Z darovi OBJ
lOzen IL bogate Amerike. Kdaj je
re nisem videl!
"Kaj delaS. kako 81 zadovol.ina ?
Pa hGerko imaS, pokazi mi .io, ko
VEN, da je lepa! Matt je lepa, pa
je Sc hSerka TAXA kakor NATL"
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

The elevation OF water in the
Roosevelt reservoir yesterday was
67.75 feet, indicating a stored supply
of 29.667 acre feet The normal flow
of the salt and Verde rivers at Gram
lite Reef was 13,Sl2 miners inches and
that of the Salt at the joint head
$3.50 inches. On the north side 1922
inches were used for irrigation pur-
poses, while 500 inches were used
south of the river. The schedule of
water delivery, per quarter section.
for today is as follows: Arizona, S
hours: Grand-Appropriators, II hours;
MaricOpa, u hours; Salt, dry.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
SAFETY DEPOSIT FACILITIES

In addition to the regularly used safe
of the Ford hotel a new one arrived
yesterday specially equipped with
safety deposit boxes for the use of
guests. There are twenty of them, that
being about the largest number of mil
lionaires the management expects to en-
terrain at one time. Before the mil
lionaire trade has time for full de-
velopment, Manager Williams expects
to place the boxes at the disposal of
other guests, say, for instance, dele
gates. to the constitutional convention
who come financed for a sixty days
session and want a good place to put
their reserve funds. Also Mr.. Williams
suggests that if there are to be any
"jackpotsn like the Illinois statesmen
indulge in from time to time his safety
deposit boxes will be just the thing;
they won't have to go clear to st.
Louis hotel like the Illinois men did.
The fine thing about the Ford boxes
is that they each have two locks on so
a box holder cannot get into his own
box unless the check key kept by the
proprietor is in the other lock. That is
designed so no guest can have access
to any box without the knowledge of
the proprietor. But in the matter of
Jackpots it is particularly convenient,
for the proprietor for in order to work
the game he win have to be in the
play. Joking aside, il is fine looking
safe and, so far as known, the only one
of the kind in the city.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
OF LOCAL INTEREST

MRS. BURY HOME-Mrs. Helen S.
Bury has returned from her summer
outing and visits to friends and rela-
tives. She spent some time in San
Francisco, where she let it be known
that she hailed from the best country
on earth. and also visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Liker, in Flagstaff.
HUMANE SocIETY-The Humane
society held a meeting in the city hall
last night, A. II. Davidson serving as
president for the time being The
business was mostly routine. except
for an address by Frank McCrary OF
Kansas City. who is much interested
in work of that kind wherever he goes
and is affiliated with il very closely
in his home city. He described the
methods of work in Kansas City, very
much to the edification of the mem
bers of the local society.
TANNER CHAPEL A. M. E.
CHURCH, Rev. H Franklin Bray,
pastor, residence 113 South Second
street. Sunday services: 9:45, Sab
bath school. Miss Ardmore Lewis. SUI
perintendent; II, preaching. subject,
The Promised Peace; 1215, class
meeting: 1880 p. m, preaching. sub
ject, "Satan's Request, Heavens In
Prevention and Gods Call" The choir
has elected the following officers for
this conference year: President and
director. \. W. Gardiner; vice presi-
dent, Charles G. Mortimer; secretary,
Mrs. Philip Green; assistant secre-
tary, Miss Clara Williams; treasurer,
Phil Green: organist, Miss Claude
Stevens; assistant organist, Mrs.
tend all services. Church on the cor
ner- Of Second and Jefferson streets.
STAN cHURC H-Sun-
day will be a great day at the
Christian church. 1t is not often the
Phoenix church people enjoy the priv
ilege of hearing Y. NJ. C. A. speak
ers. The Christian church will, how
ever, be visited by two such speak
ers on Sunday October 8. J. NJ.
Davis, general secretary, will speak in
the morning at IL o'clock on the
subject, The Crime of Unconcern."
In the evening at 1880 o'clock S. r.
Sheets. secretary Of the Y. NJ. G. a.
educational department, will speak on
some topic touching Y. NJ. G. A.
work. Every one should avail him
self of this opportunity to learn Of
the possibilities of service through
the great department of Christian ac-
tivity known as the Y. NJ. G. A.
Bible school as usual, 9:45 a. m;
Junior Christian Endeavor, $3.50 p.
m, Mrs. Matte Banks. superintend
'ent; Senior Christian Endeavor $50
p. m. Great services. A great day.
Comet COmel
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
HIS FORTUNATE lNFIRMITY.

Miss Sweet-Gelday always looks so
pleasant when he plays bridge.
Miss Dear-Yes; he's quite deaf,
you know, and can't hear the things
his partner says about his playing.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
NEW HOME COME

Mrs. A. @. Smith have moved int
their new home in Riverside add
ton, south of the city. The building
is a new nine-room brick, erected
at cost of $4,000. 1t is one of tn,
handsomest and most comfortable
homes in that part of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
APPLIES FOR REoUIsITioN-

Application for requisition from Gov
ernor Gillett of California, for Bur
well T. Brown, was presented to
Governor Sloan yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff J. A Lowell of Santa Clara
county. Brown is wanted in Califor-
MIA on a charge of desertion and fail
ure to provide for his family Gov
eFnor Sloan set Monday afternoon as
the time for hearing
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
PHOENIX" PASSENGERS

Henry. the real estate nfan, was
among those who left for Los An
geles last night via the Santa Fe,
travelling on the Phoenix" Other
Phoenix passengers were: r. Vree-
land. Carl Ruse, Mrs. r. C. Fritz, ],
Soler. Los Angeles; J. IL. Powell,
Mrs. C. r. Freeman, San Diego.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08

NOTARlES PUsliC-Two notariaI
commissions were issued yesterday by
Governor Sloan. The notaries are +.
c. Moore of Prescott and Joseph a
Ivy of Tombstone.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

degrees.
Excess in temperature since first of
month, 90 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l, GA degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, 0 OF
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month, O.012 inch.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January l, 391 inches.
L. M JESUNOFSKY,
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
JAMES BACON RETURNs-Jame

Bacon, who was formerly engaged in
the automobile business, has returned
TO Phoenix from Mexico where he has
been for the last year. For a time
he was very i'll of fever down in the
central part Of the republic. but has re-
Gently made a good recovery.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
DoNNELLY- AYER-Rev. James H.

DONNELLY- AYER-Rev. James II
Crutchfield on Thursday night united
in marriage Thomas A. Donnelly and
Celia H. Aver The groom is an en-
ploye of the Reuter- grocery store on
Washington street. The bride arrived
Thursday morning from her home in
Buffalo
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08

license was granted yesterday to
James II. Allen and Mrs Mary Ham
lin of this city.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08

is sporting around in his new Ford
auto, purchased from the firm of Ru-
dolph & irwin.
LEAVES FOR kANSAS-Mrs. w.
n. F'razee left last evening on the
Santa Fe California Limited" for
Topeka, Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-08
sPALDING REPRESENTATIVE

representative Of the y. G. Spalding
company. manufacturers of sporting
goods. VIII arrive in Phoenix in day
or two for the purpose Of arousing
interest i'm athletics among local stu
dents. For some days he has been
in Tempe and Mesa, talking to high
school and Normal boys. He will
visit the Phoenix high school, and
give the boys pointers upon athletics.
Monday or Tuesday he will have a
display of Spaldng goods in one of
Berryhilrs windows.