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Evening journal., 1910-05-18
ROOSEVELT'S QUIET
DAY IN LONDON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. May 1S.-For the second
time in three days, Colonel Roosevelt
today called on King George at Marl-
borough House. Mrs. Roosevelt ac-
companied the Colonel, it being her
frts presentation TO the King The
audience with the king lasted half an
hour.
Among those who called on the Colo
mel was Seth Bullock, deputy United
States marshal i'm South Dakota anc
one of the ColOnels characteristic
friends of the diamond in the rough
type. Bullock lunched at the United
States embassy as the guest of Sec
retarY Phillips.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
LOST AND FOUND.

SoSsfc~ Mi, I; BOOK II 1NAME or "
l. y Shockley Greenville, Del LID
eral reward If returned to this ONCE
Nav1S-3t.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
THREE PERISH IN A
NEW YORK FIRE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. May 1S-Every effort is
being made by the police and fire mar
shal to apprehend the lncendaries who
set fire to the house No. 70 sullivan
street. carly to-day causing three
deaths The fire was marked by heroic
rescucs OF most Of the occupants by
policemen and citizens who discovered
the blaze They declare that kerosene
had been poured on the halls and stairs
The fire spread so rapidly that the
inmates had To be taken out of the
windows.
Vinzenzo De Blazo, his wife and
eight -year-old daughter, Clara, living
on the top floor. were burned TO death
Two sons. James and Anthony. were
rescued.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
w. F. M. S. ANNUAL
THANK OFFERING

The annual thank Offering service
of the Wilmington District Woman s
Foreign Missionary Society, was Ech
yesterday afternoon i'm Scott NJ II.
Church The attendance was some
what interfered with by the w G.. y.
II. convention in Delaware city but
the meeting was very enthusiastic.
Mrs William Haddock, tho conference
secretary presided. and devotions were
led by Mrs. Ell Mcndlnhall. Two en-
joyable solos were given by Miss Grace
Quigg of Grace Auxiliary. and Miss
Anderson. Of Harrison Street Church.
Each church reported its thank offer
ing. and papers were read by Mrs.
Lyman Of St Paurs. and Mrs. Butler.
Of Scott NJ. T.. Church.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
LEGAL NOTICE.


IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE SIT
TING IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE
NAHI,ON BRYAN and HENRY c.
ROBINSON. Trustees under the Last
VIII and Testament of James Z.
Akin. deceased
WILLIAM AKIN, DAVID AKIN,
LANES AI9IS EnIJf AIKJ5Nf BPkIMM3RGRR kIMRR AfRIN fIaPN
KIN. ANNA GRIER PORTER, ROB
ERT j. GRlER, ELLEN GRIER
BUCHANAN. ELEANOR TURNER
GRIER, and HARlETT ELIZA
BETH GRIER. Heirs at Law of
James G. Akin. deceased.
AND NOW TO WIT, this fifth day OF
May A. d. 1910. the subpoena In this cause
having been issued and delivered to the
sheriff more than thirty days before the
return thereof. and William Akin; James
mer Akin, John S. NJ. Akin, Robert j.
Greir. Ellen Grier Buchanan, Eleaner
Turner Grier, and Harriet Elizabeth
Grier, nine Of the said defendants not be
ing found and not having. appeared, on
motion of Herbert II. Ward. solicitor Tor
the compliments, and upon afndaNlt OF
piainants. that the said William Akin.
James Akin. Elwood Potts Akin, Edwin
Palmer Akin. John s. NJ. Akin, Robert
Turner Grier and Harriet Elizabeth
Grier all reside out of the State OF Della
ware to wit, the said william Akin AT
Atlantoc City I'm the state of New Jer-
sew: James Akin. the residence Of whom
is unknown; Elwood Potts Akin and Ed-
win Palmer Akin both in. the city OF
Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsylvan-
la: John S. NJ Akin. the residence OF
whom IS unknown; said Robert j.. Grier,
Ellen Grier Buchanan, Eleanor IurneI
Grier. and Harriet Elizabeth Grier IN
the city Of Pittsburgh, in the state OF
Pennsylvania:
TT is ORDERED BY THE .CTTAACEL-
lLOR. that the said William Akin, James
Akin, Eiwood Potts Akin, Edwin Pal
mer Akin, John s. NJ Akin, Robert j.
Grier. ELLEN Grier Buchanan, Eleanor
Turner Grier and Harriet Elizabeth
Grier appear in this cause on or before
the twenty-third day of May, next or that
the bill be taken proconfesso as to them
And the Register is directed 10 cause a
copy of this Order TO be published with
in thirty days from this date IN the
Evening Journal a. newspaper published
i'm the city of Wilmington. Delaware, u
be continued in said newspaper three
times per week for two weeks after the
| first publication thereof.
CHAS. NJ. CURTIS.
Attest. Chancellor
Joseph c. Jols Register.
Wilmington. Delaware, May ., 1910.
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Evening journal., 1910-05-18
MRS. DU POINT ENTERTAINS
SETTLEMENT YOUNG FOLKS

Mrs. Alfred I. dupont yesterday en-
tertained the Woman's Improvement
Club of the Peoples Settlement In the
forest of her husbands estate. Rock
Farms. Fifty women and children en-
joyed the outing. which is given every
May by Mrs. dupont Miss Sarah
Pyle, head Of the workers Of the Set
tdement, accompanied the club. The
guests were transported to and from
Rock Farms in hacks. Mrs. dupont
was in personal charge. The visitors
enjoyed automobile rides and refresh
ments
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
New Auto Company Starts,

The Delaware Automobile Company
has formally opened for business at
Nos 3O4-Os Washington street where
it's garage is located. The company,
Of which Harry +. Otteni is man.
ager. has taken the agency for the
Apperson and the Maxwell cars and
now has cars at its garage for DEM
onstration purposes. The cars were
other day
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Pony Ran AWAY.

A pony owned by Samuel Camper
son. OF Thirteenth and Scott streets
ran away from Lancaster avenue and
Union street yesterday afternoon and
threw two boys who were in the car
riage to the street. Samuel Hinger.
Of Second and Lincoln streets caught
the animal. and the boys neither OF
whom was injured, got in the carriage
and drove off
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
$25,OOO FOR NEW
SMYRNA POSTOFFICE

WASHINGTON. May 1S-Building
bills recommended for passage by the
Senate committee ON public buildings
to-day provi& for Narragansett Pier,
r. l.. $4,000; Lorraine Ohio. SiSO,0OO;
Rochester, n H.. $4,000; Brookings, S.
d., $4,000: Fort Atkinson, Wis. $4,000;
Smyrna. Del. $25.O0O; Humboldt. Tenn.
$50. 900 and increases as follows:
Parkersburg. w. Va. $4,000; Mis-
souia. Mont. $4,000. and Plymouth,
Mass. $4,000.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Local Police Well Equipped

Chief Of Police Black made a report
TO the Police Commission yesterday
afternoon of his visit to Birmingham,
Ala. where he attended the annual
convention of Chiefs of Police Of the
United States and Canada. He said
he paid particular attention to the po-
lice forces g. in the several cities he
visited and found the police Of this
city, in comparison, much better
euuinned
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
STEEL STRIKE CALLED OFF.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
BETHELEHEM, Pa May 1S.-The
strike of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany, declared February 4, was oiti-
cially declared off today by the cXecu-
tive committee of the strikers. The
conditions approved by Charles NJ.
Schwab last week were accepted. The
men will return 10 work tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
kiss NOT" PLEDGE
PASSING ROUND

CHICAGO May 1S-The worlds health
organization has made a descent on
the Chicago public schools with a
pledge to kiss not" This is the
pledge:
"In order to encourage good health
and lessen the spread of consumption
I hereby pledge myself to discourage
the custom Of kissing on the lips when
ever II is in my power"
The Board of Education is in receipt
of kiss not" circulars, with an ap-
peal that the children Of the schools
be allowed to take the pledge. Mrs.
Rechtin is the president Of the organi-
zation. No. 1928 East Mcmillan street.
Cincinnati.
The circulars say kissing is perni-
cious and unhealthful. Not only is
kissing the medium for the transfer Of
tuberculosis. but diDhtheria. pneumonia
and many other diseases" The board
has the matter under advisement
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

TN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
L THE STATE OF DELAWARE SIT
TING IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE
NtAITif ~ rpYAN and HENRY C.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
WANTED
BUSINESS CARDS.

IJNt974 - 7lI7,, ~ ~ ~ - '59gI
Afav16-eod-6t
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Want a Bargain ?

Look over these properties and make an
offer for one or all Of them.
The owners want TO sell them and rea-
sonable offers will he considered.
1893 Lancaster avenue. six room dwell
ing. in good condition. Now renting for
5000 per month. Very reasonable price
to quick buyer
Northwest corner Eighth and Pine, two
story brick dwelling; part of an estate
70 close the estate Make sn offer Wonid
be good location for milk dealer.
5i7 East Fifth three-story brick dwell
ing in good condition. rooms and bath,
severed. high ceilings. Lot is 19Xl00 n.
This property Is part Of an estate and
the interested parties have placed IL with
me for quick sale. DO YOU want bar
gain? II so, look through this property
and call on
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
UP IN A BALLOON
TO GREET COMET

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PARIS, May 1S.-French astrono-
mcrs have failed to reassure the pub
lie regarding the harmless nature of
the cyanogen gas in the tail of Hal
ley's comet and hundreds of people to-
day raided the chemists shops and
bought their entire supply of oxygen
gas TO be used to Offset the feared
effect of the cyanogen.
NJ. La Beaume, a leading astrono-
mer, and a party OF friends from the
Societe Astronomique went up in a
balloon today TO study atmospheric
phenomena produced by the comet and
to take pictures Of the astronomical
visitor. Three other balloon parties are
scheduled for tonight The weather is
cloudy.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
This Bull Was Obstinate.

A bull being driven to a local
slaughter house ran away beyond the
Brandywine bridge Yesterday afternoon
and after leading its pursuers a long
chase finally planted itself on the
Brandywine bridge ana for a long
time refused TO be moved. The animal
was tired after its long run and sank
in its tracks. It was finally removed.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
NOTICES

Said Bonds VIII be redeemed at the Of
fee of Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, Trustee, Wilmington, Del, June
]. 1910 at los and accrued interest. In
ferest on said Bonds will cease on the
above date AMERICAN VULCANIZED
FIBRE COMPANY. Wilmington, Del
Apr2s-1lt.
NJ OTICE-S2S.0O REWARD FOR THE
IN arrest and conviction of any per-
sons found stealing milk or empty bot
Retail Milk Dealers Association.
Charles II. Burris. Secretary.
Mar5-W Wed-tf
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
DEEAuITING BANK CLERK

BOSTON, May lS-George ". Cole-
man. the Sl2-a-weei clerk of the Ma
tioual city Bank of Cambridge. to-
day pleaded guilty to looting that in
stitution Of 100000 and was sentenced
by Judge Hale to fifteen years in the
Federal prison at Atlanta
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
COMET scAREs
ATLANTA coNVIcTs

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BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ATLANTA. Ca. May 1S.-A strange sect
numbering 800 who live IN the hills out
side of Atlanta to-day barrlcaded them
selves in a cave there. They declare thaC
the end Of the world will come tonight
and they will spend the Intervening time
in prayer.
The panic over the approach Of the
comet has spread to the convicts in the
Federal prison here. For the first time in
the history Of the prison a class of con-
victs was confirmed to-day by the Catholic
bishop Of this diocese, assisted by NUM-
Der of priests
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

Wilmington Juniors Want Games.
Tho Wilmington Juniors want chal
lcnges from any OF the 12year-old
teams of the city or vicinity for games
in the near future a game is desired
Tor Saturday afternoon, as that date
Is open. John Forrest. No. 512 North
Jackson street, is preparing the sche-
dulC
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Two Children Were Lost.

The police yesterday afternoon
picked up two little children who had
run away from their homes. one a
girl. was the daughter of Mark Shaw.
Of No. COS Rodney street and the other
was an Italian boy, aged about years.
Both were found by patrolmen many
blocks from their homes,
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Railway Clerks Refuse to Strike.

Railway Clerks Refuse to Strike.
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LYNCHBURG, Va. May 1S.-Clerks
in the local offices of the Norfolk &
Western Railway today refused TO obey
the strike order issued by the union
officials to enforce demands for a
shorter working day and increased
wages.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
FEAR HALLEY's COMET,
MINERS REFUSE TO WORK

WlLkES-B -BARRE, Pa, May lS-De-
termined TO die with their wives and
children in the event of destruction Of
the earth to-day by Halley's comet,
thousands Of miners in the anthracite
region refused to go down in the
n2iass
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
ExaETTiI 81 3;EiTEY
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
Otho Nowland, President
z. Bringhurst. Jr., Vice President
]. 4. Pennypacker.
Secretary and Trust Officer.
Richard Reese. Treasurer,
DIRECTORS;
Edward Bringhrrst IT.,
]. Smith Brennan,
Joseph l.. Carpenter. Sr.,
Otho Rowland, J. Wilkins Cooch
John Bancroft. Willard Saulshrry
Franklin T~~ior. John TT. Dandy.
Samuel X. smith. Thos. S. Boilah
Henry b. Thompson
IT,. J. A. Drancr. Jz,,
Eugene dur~~.
Horace Wilson
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Baoher Not the Chauffeur.

George Bacher was not in charge
of an automobile that collided with
a street car on Monday He was not
out in an auto on that day.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Policeman stonned Runaway Horse.

Patrolman Neasey stopped a rum
away horse yesterday afternoon at
Fourth ana Madison streets and saved
several children who were playing in
the street from injury. Tho animal be-
longed TO Montgomery MacDaniel of
No. Ills West street
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Operations in Local HospitaI.

Professor A. c. Wood of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Hospital.
performed a successful operation at
the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital yesterday. removing tumor
from the neck of a boy. He will lper-
form another operation for tumor at
the hospital this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
HAIR WORK.

6 SWITCHES. BRAfDS AND PUFFs
= made 10 order, and combings made
up. NJ +. McCONAGHN.
ID. & A. phone 1871. S23 Market st.
MaV1S-1mO.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
AND DLOOGING

yTyiG N,fTD~dUEsTs FOR SUMMER
w months. beautiful country home, 80
minutes from city by trolley, modern
bath. hot and cold water. Vegetables
eggs and chickens raised on place, milk
from family cow. Address il. Journal
Office Mayb-imO-eOQ
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
Gnts Rin Antnmnhile.

Colonel Edmund Mitchell has bought
a Stevens Duryea big six automo-
bile form the Wilmington Automobile
Company
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
PuRLIC SALE.
lPI.,.U.BlLTC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
Every Saturday at Klair's Bazaar.
Horses. wagons and harness, two car
loads of new buggies and rubber tired
runabouts. MIX wagons, laundry and de-
livery wagons of all descriptions. 100 sets
OF harness of all kinds at private saie
every day Ct
S03 West Eighth St., Wilmington Del
MayQ-M NJ. w Slot
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
John j. Monaghan,
a w. Seventh St.

Tor sALE-FOUR HOUSES, 72o-7es
L Vandever avenue, just completed.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Apply
j. a. MELVIN. 521 T.. Ninth st.
May3-1mo.
EOR SALE-BARGAIN. If SOLD AT
once Fine residence at Richardson
Park: all improvements. Best locations
only 5000 cash required: write for particu-
lars to WILLIAM TINSMAN. 602 King ST.
May16-1mO
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

Mrs w S. Hilles put up great game
on behalf Of Wilmington against Mrs.
NJ c. Work and carried the match to
the 22d hole.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
G. H. HAYDEN,
Ninth and Jefferson sire

Ninth and Jefferson streets
Both phones
d. & A. 55i3. Delm. 2O2i.
Mayl4l61s Il.
Tor RENT-52O NORTH CLAYTON ST.
rooms and bath. Apply to CHAS'
a. BECK, 2I0i w. Sixteenth street
Apr26-tf.
nor RENT - NEW WIDE FRONT
4 house. 3l2 West Twentiet,' street.
rooms and BATH with all modern I'M
proyements Apply TO L. T. ely MEN,
Mayl2-tf. 1916 Van Buren, street
TOR RENT-THIRD AND FIFTH
floors. sos Market street, cheap. Ap-
ply G. F. PAkh q ~.
May14-lS-2 No. 2l3 W. Ienth 81
nor RsNT-HOUsE AT ELsMERE
Apply +. X. ILL., h'lsHleiS g.
MaV16-3t.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18

9ELP WANTFD-FEMALE
IXTINTED@C0MPETENT,. SETTLED
Wwhite nurse for infant. Liberal wages
Address c.. Journal once.
Mayl7-tf
Trg1NTED-MOTHER HELPER IN
WsmaU family. Address NJ, this Office
Mnx-1E-9f
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
REAL EsTArE-FoR RENT
FOR RENT
STORES

7o7 Madison 81, % & 50 ............'S X
Real Estate Of every description Fire
insurance at lowest rates. Rent collee-
tions a speciality.
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
'',.,-'-,i,i'lf'i-'l-I. = W,11'iIGEfs "a.

III +. WILLIAMS co.
w S21 Orange St.. Roofing, Spouting and
Heating Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air hceting and ventlatlng. Repair
ing promptly done. Phones. A2s-ly
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
"a wears Of active practice brings 10 our
clients, much useful knowledge in design
and construction, and we warrant our
work correct IN All respects.
E L. RICE, JR.. CO. 0nc.J
CTANIEY SILKA, TAILOR.
- Southeast Corner Ninth and Pine SITS.
Cleaning, pressing, dyeing and securing
ladies' ana mems clothes repaired.
Delmarvia phone S55s. Mayo-lmo
WALL PApER-FOR PAPERING a
w room $3.50 and up. Work guaran-
teed. NJ. ARSHT ia East Second street,
d. a A. Phone 20s2 AprZ0-lmo
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
FOR SALE.

non sAIE~6 II. p, Gasoline MA
4 rine engine. Seen i'm operation at
1flG West Thirteenth street. Ml1-6t
nor SALE SINGLE DOOR FIRE
II proof safe, I'm Al condition; 30X24x15
inside, and one double door IIAX2Sxl6
inches inside. Address r., Journal Ofice
May16-3t
TrNREDEEMED-ON SMITH PREM
- Ter Typewriter, No. ?, writes three
as new: forfeited price $50 CAPITAL
LOAN OFFICE, No so Madket street.
Mayl6-tu-th-s
Evening journal., 1910-05-18
LOCAL GOLFERS
DROP FIVE MATCHES

In the Philadelphia team cup golf COM
petition on the local links yesterday ar
ternoon Huntingdon Valley sprung a sur
prise on wilmington, beating them fve
matches. The scores:
HUNTINGDON VALLEY.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
ROUND ONE IN LOCAL
 THEATRICAL M|xUP
Vance Management Captures Vaude
 vile Attractions.

The first round in the local theatri- cal entanglement was in point of at tendance and attractions in favor of the Vance Auditorium. The vaudeville attractions were all captured by the Vance management upon their arrival in the city and they played at the Vance Tuesday evening. Although booked for the Coliseum the sudden de- parture of Lapham from that play house management apparently was the means of them going to the Vance.
 Jack Turner the proprietor of the Coliseum gave his picture show as usual but to a rather small house. l; is understood that he has not played his entire hand and that he is reserv- ing a few cards, but nevertheless the attendance at the Vance Tuesday eve ming of something like three hundred and fifty paid admissions was con elusive evidence of the turn of the tide in round one.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Rural Carrier H. B. Griffen is talk ing his annual vacation now and w. J. Stewart, the substitute carrier is serving on the route.
 Miss Flora Thew returned yester- day from Flagstaff where she has been spending couple of weeks.
 Miss Laura Dobbs. the Norman sec retary, came down from Iron Springs yesterday She expects to return for a couple of weeks more rest before the opening of school.
 Dan Mahoney of Mesa was visi- tor here yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Fannie Brown is expected home from Santa Barbara this morn ing where she has been spending the past month.
 Pete Jepsen is up from Buckeye for a few days visit with friends
 The Arizona and Eastern has a force of men working on right Of way fences between here and Mesa.
 There will be an ice cream social on the parsonage lawn of the M. E.. church south this evening Aug, 18th. It will be a good place to meet your friends and spend pleasant evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
PRESCOTT WEATHER NO
 GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Valley Excursionists Perspired Freely
 in Mile High City.

The last of the eXcursionists to Prescott on last Saturday have return ed and they are of the opinion that either the mile high town was in conspiracy with the thermometer to show them d spell of warm weather or that the Salt River valley temper ature is in no wise as monotOnOus as it has been pictured. The returned eX- cursiOnists are responsible for the statement that precipitation flowed just as copiously and that the prickly heat pricked just as ferociously as it does in the valley and that the mile high alti- tude on the occasion of the visit did not in the least perform in a manner calculated to draw many valley resi- dents who desire to occasionally feel the cool breath of autumn.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
TWENTY DOLLAR FINE
 FOR USING \ KNIFE
The Outcome of Fight Few
 Nights Ago.

Juan SoZo was up before Justice Carr yesterday and pleaded guilty to charge of simple assault He was fined $2O which he paid The difficulty into which Mir. Sozo precip- itated himself. occurred few nights ago when a party of young Mexicans were celebrating. A fight sprung up between them and during it's pro- gress a knife was drawn and Frank Martinez was somewhat carved up. His injuries were more painful than serious and a charge of simple as- sault was filed. Sozo at first fig ured on fighting the case but after more nature deliberation concluded to plead guilty as charged. This he did with the above mentioned re- suit.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18

 FUR SCHOOL Interior of Building Painted
 and Vanished BOND SALE DELAYED
Much to the Regret of the Board, Necessitating the Use of Two Rooms of the High School Again This Year

The interior of the Tempe Public school building shines almost like new During the summer months, a great deal of work has been done there and the improvement is ap- parent on every hand. Paint and varnish has been used with a lavish hand All the wood work has been painted and the desks vanished and now all is in readiness for the open ing of school next month.
 There is just one thing that at present is causing the trustees of the district any anxiety and that is the sale of the bonds that were voted for the purpose of purchasing the Baptist church property When these bonds were voted it was expec ed that they would be sold in time tu permit of the consummation of the deal with the Baptist people and the remodeling of the church in time for the opening of school in Sept It is very evident now that this is out of the question for the bonds have not yet been sold This is a source of much regret to the trustees of the district and the patrons of the school as well, for more room is an absoute necessity. Last year it was necessary to use one room of the high chool and it seems that this year. or until the church property can be prepared for occupancy, ill more room will have to be used in the High school building if it can be spared.
 While speaking of schools and school affairs it will be interesting to know that the public school is planning to put in cement walk on the west side of the property. con meeting with the cement walk built by the high school. 1t is presumed that as soon as this is done, the town will be willing to put in a cross walk across Sth street It is also hoped that sometime within the next year. the public school will be able to put in cement walk along Sth street and that eventually it will be carried on through along that ; street clear to the Normal.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-18
URGING REGISTRATION.

There is a concentrated effort at the present time to see to it that there is a full registration of all voters who will be qualified to vote at the coming constitutional election of delegates. The fact of this effort presages warm fight in the coming campaign not only at this place but over the entire coun- try. At any rate the registration books will close on next Monday and all those who have not been enrolled should at :. tend to the matter at once. hs