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Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
FOR RENT-HoUsEKEEPlNo
 ROOMS.

FOR RENT-HOUSEkE
 ROOMS.
 FOR RENT-3-rooms and screened porched, furnished for housekeeping. No sick. SS5 North Ninth Ave. bp FOR RENT-Four rooms completely furnished for housekeeping. S6s \. First Ave. bn FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep- ing room or single rooms. 316 N. Fifth St. bm FOR RENT-2 rooms for light housekeeping. 1916 x. 5th St dn 3-ROOM brick. screen kitchen bath. furnished for light housekeeping, shade Sl5 month Inquire Arizona Cleaning Works. bl FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 2-story brick; no sick. 347 North Fourth Ave. ol FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping Phone Red g0S1 blk THREE rooms furnished complete for housekeeping. Bath, gas, electric lights, good shade. No sick. 346 N. Fourth Ave. bk FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep- ing rooms. 316 \. Fifth St bm FOR RENT-Four thoroughly nnr- nished shady housekeeping rooms; gas. electricity, bath, large screen, summer rates, etc 357 North Third ave. bl FOR RENT furnished rooms for housekeeping. 41s F.. Van Buren St.
 blk FOR RENT-2 unfurnished rooms, close in and good location. Parties must be desirable young men. All others need not answer Will rent either single or double. s7.50 a room. Box SJW. care Republican. If FOR ReNT-FURNIsHEo ROOMS. LARGE front room. cool ground floor. 21s F. Adams. bl ST. ELMO-Rooms by the day. week or month. Summer prices. Plenty of shade. porches. No sick taken. 245 East Monroe St. Tele- phone 2ss6. br UNION HOTEL-6lS W. Washing ton. Rooms 50 cents. 6-b FRANCIS HOUSE. 27 East Mon roe St. Nicely furnished rooms. Modern conveniences. Mrs. Rose Long. Proprietress. 5-dp FOR RENT-To healthy young man, nice, large screen room; modern convenences; reasonable. Apply to- day at 709 x. First St. If GO TO the Moss for pleasant rooms and screen porch privileges. 491 w Washington St. Overland 1197.> 5-dd
 FOR RENT-LANDS.
 BEST BUY IN TOWN, EVER GREEN HEIGHTS LOTS, EASY PAYMENTS. BURROUGHS, IA W. ADAMS ST, OWNER.
 FOR RENT-Pianos. 40 West Monroe St blk
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
For Your Homo Get Nedr'hs Capitol Grounds

   than 
  school  the fered Special inducements will
  resident of
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

BEST BUY IN TOWN, EVER- GREEN HEIGHTS LOTS, EASY PAYMENTS. BURROUGHS. IA W. ADAMS ST, OWNER.
 1s-ACRE RANCH IN ALFALFA, CLOSE IN. YOUR OWN TERMS.
 BURROUGHS,
 fl w. ADAMS ST. If 457-ACRE irrigated ranch for sale sl50.00 CASH will buy a four-room house with city water. front and rear porches. lot 4Ox125; subject to mort gage of :450.00
 S5O.00 CASH will buy good 4 room house with lots. subject to s450.00 mortgage.
 You cannot build the houses for the money. This offer good until Friday evening only
 B. c. PECKA, 3l7 w Wash St.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
SOME OF THE BEST BARGAINS
 IN CITY AND COUNTRY

20 acres close to Indian School; all in alfalfa and best suited for dairy pur- poses. as adjoining land can be leased. Owner must sell and has reduced price with part cash to ................S4. S4.5OO
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
S75 AN ACRE PROFIT IN 6 MONTHS

is what we believe we can convince you can be made on 20-a tract we are offer ing on easy terms.
 If you are really m the market for good buy, and have $500 to s20O0 to invest, we will be glad to have you call and let us show 1t to you. No. 23-B.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD, REAL ESTATE - LOANS
 CENTER & ADAMS.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
HARTRANFT TWEED CO.
 Owners.

HOME BUILDERS LOOK
 FOR SALE
 A few choice. large lots. in Mon tezuma Place addition to Phoenix. The best conditions of soil. water. climate and location in the suburbs Of Phoenix for Home Builders. Building restric tions. Special terms h builders of houses. Acres suitable for garden and fruit or chicken ranches Orange land in l0-acre tracts in Orange Dale, in center of best orange district
 H. R. PATRICK,
 1880 E. ADAMS ST.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

B. c. PECKA, 3I7 w. Wash. St.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14

JtNl3t p rect. owner VIII sell on reasonable terms. Come in and let us tell you all about it.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
FOR THE COW AND CHICKENS.

The man who wants to get ahead will investigate this close in 2k acres. The price is 1850 and S250 down will buy it
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
GILHAM & mEsSNER.

42la West Adams St Overland Phone l121.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-14
E. J. BENNITT & co.
 NORTH PhOnesMain

TRAIL AVENUE.
 WANTED HElP-MALE.
 WANTED-DemOnstr to demon strate at local drug stores. Call over land 2535 today bm WANTED-By the month. man who understands irrigating. None but first class man need apply. c. D. Doris.
 bl s1Oe MONTHLY and expenses to travel and distribute samples for big manufacturer; steady work s. Schef- fer. treasurer. A 115. Chicago. bt, SALESMAN-Expe in any line to sell general trade in Arizona . unexcelled speciality proposition with brand new feature; commission with $500 weekly for expenses. The Con- tinental Jewelry Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
 blk S25 WEEKLY and expenses to trustworthy people tO travel and dis tribute samples for big wholesale house. c. H Emery. B 225. Chicago.
 blk Salesman. successful in selling standard speciality propositions, such as computing scales. jewelry, cash registers, etc. tO cover Arizona {; staple line on new and exceptional terms. $500 weekly advance for expenses. References. Miles F. Blk Ter Co, Cleveland ohio. bh WANTED Salesman for our quick selling line of calendars and adver- tising specialties Write today for exclusive territory. Handsome com pensation. The Winters Co. Spring field. O. bk AGENTS-Here is your chance. make 800 per cent profit selling our New Idea combination purse. billfold. coin purses card case, memo book. pencil and identification pocket all in one sells at sight. Agents sample B cents. Write to :. Robbins. mfgr. leather novelties, 4104-12th Ave. Brooklyn. N. Y. n MEN AND WOMEN-If you want s big commission. make S10 daily, eX- perience unnecessary. Address Inter national Mills. 303S Chestnut. Phila. n MANAGER WANTED-Every city and county handle best paying busi- ness known. legitimate. new, eXclu- sive control; no insurance or book canvassing. Address Chas. Halstead. 4 SALESMAN on Osmaco Turps and Mexican Linsee Dol>~ Only positive satisfactory substitute on the market. 3Oe and soc per gallon. Liberal com mission. oscar Schlegel Mfg. Co. III East 12th St. N. Y. blk BEST BUY IN TOWN, EVER GREEN HEIGHTS LOTS, EASY PAYMENTS. BURROUGHS, IA w. ADAMS ST, OWNER.
 WANTED-A good barber at Toms Place. Tempe. bm WANTED-A delivery boy at Trib- olet's Market. bl WANTED-Experien ranch man to work in orange grove. Kings
  J. c. A King. bl WANTED-Men and strong boys. No expense to learn trade; 300 students. S2O, ,000 contract jobs; work half; study half time. Automobiles, electricity. plumbing. bricklaying. Free catalogue United Trade School Contracting Co, Los Angeles. 6-b WANTED-Three experience black smiths at once. See or write Riggs x Horne, Mesa, Ariz. blk
 WANTED HELP-FEMAlE.
 
 WANTED-An experienced girl for general homework. Apply SIS N. Sec Ond Ave. bn WANTED-At once. experienced rib hon and hosiery SaleswOmaU tO take
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
POLITICAL

In view of the general expectation
that the Democrats will hold their
national convention in Baltimore next
year it is interesting to note that the
party has met in that city five times
and that four of the candidates NOM
mated there were elected to the
presidency. They were Andrew
jackson, Martin Van Buren,, James
X Polk and Franklin Pierce.
Elections in the two new States OF
New Mexico and Arizona will be held
in November and the United States
senators, will be chosen in January.
William M. Andrews, the present
Republican Delegate from New
Mexico, will be a candidate for the
United States senate from that State
and Ralph H. Cameron, the present
Republican Delegate from Arizona,
is expected to be in the running from
that State.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

Shawnee, Okla, Sept 5A ma
ttonal convention for farmers unpar-
alleled probably in importance. 2
doEbteaIy ii attendance. III the his
tory OF AMERICA assembled IN Shaw
naa fer d three days session. The
occasion IS The annual convention Of
the National Farmers Union, the
largest, most influential and most
successful organization of It's kind
ever existed in this country, n exT
cepting the Farmers Alliance which
made itself felt in national politics
several decades ago
The present convention is attended
BY delegates representing a member
shrip of ever 1000. 900 scattered over
more than half the States ofg the I'm
ion. While the South and the West
are the best represented numeralIy.
there is abundant evidence to show.
that the organization is steadily
making Roadway among the farmers
of other sections OF the country
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07


Mr.. Oscar Alexander Hamilton,
newspaper me crack base ball play
er, emcient school principal, and all
round good fellow, has gone-and
everybody in the Daily Herald shop is
sad, downcast and sorrowful.
Mr.. Oscar Alexander Hamilton has
been working on the news stan of
HendersonTflle's only daily paper
since it was born the last time. He
made good-he eminently made good
that's why everybody's sorry to see
him go.
a few of the many friends Mr.. OS>
car Alexander Hamilton has made in
He~ndersonville gave him a little infor-
NAL, mpromptur supper last night &C
the Hotel Gates. They all v~ariously
tied to express their love-one Of the
party would persist, however, in
spouting so many yards of Bill Shakes
peare that he almost became a serious
menance to the harmony prevailing
but the spirit Of ood-fellowShip
made the little event thoroughly
pleasant and keenly enjoyed by Mr..
Oscar Hamilton and his admirers.
Mr.. Oscar Alexander Hamilton left
this morning for the University OF
North Carolina, of which he IS a grad
uate and WHERE he has many acquain-.
tances. He will assume his I~ties as
principal of one Of the graded schools
o. Wilmington on October S. He was
appointed to that position the day
after he left the University and that
he made good there also is indicated
by his reelection this year
Mr. Oscar 1 lexander Hamilton made
f1:ends here without trying-for him
self and fos the print shop. He is
an all round good fellow in every
sense of the word and the repetition
of his full name, which is Mr.. Oscar
Alexander Hamilton, in this poorly Gx-
pressed appreciation of his sterling
worth, is for the purpose of enjoying
him in a friendly way.
For if any man in Hendersonville
had that God given saving n Of
the funny thingsfn life that man was
Oscar Alexander Hamilton!
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
CHICAGO JUDGE MAKES THIRD
MATRIMONOL VENTURE

That the darts of little Dam Cupid
strike indiscriminately and do not
spare those more advanced in years
any more than they pass by the young
is shown by the announcement made
at the apartment of Miss Susan p.
TrimbIe at the Imperial last night
that she is to become the bride of
Judge Richard Tuthill, of Chicago.
tomorrow.
This much was admitted to be the
case by Miss Ella Trimble, of Chicago
a niece Of Miss Trimble, who IS witt
her aunt. further than that she de-
clined to discuss the matter.
Miss TrfmbIe is fifty years old and
is slightly deaf. She has apartment
at the Imperial, 1863 Columbia road,
and has been a clerk in the Land Of
nee since 1882.
Judge TuthilI is in the city, but hie.
exact whereabouts were not disclosed.
is seventy years old, andsthis will
be his third matrimonial venture. He
has five grown daughters and enc son
living IN Chicago.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
A eeoraia Woman inventor.

Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Valdosta.
Ca, has recently invented two kitchen
devices which viii be OF great good
TO housekeepers. One of these is a
coffee. and tea strainer, the other a
percolator. and both may be used with
the ordinary teapot or coffee pot.
The two new inventions save money
as we'll as time, the inventor claims.
and Mrs. Smith is being besieged by
inventors and manufacturers for the
night of sale of her useful articles.
Mrs. Smiths invention. which indi-
Gates a practical interest in house.
hold affairs at this time when women
are so generally charged with care
lessness in this direction. is most re-
freshing, and she has been invited by
the Atlanta committee to exhibit her
inventions in the woman's department
OF the Appalachian exposition, which
viii be held in Knoxville Tenn, early
in September.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
FRANK GOTCH WINS MATCH

Mat Side, Chicago, Sept. The
wrestling championship Of the world
remains at Humboli. Iowa. Tt took.
Frank Gotch 10 minutes so seconds
to win from George Hackenschmidt,
who has thus far twice failed to
wrest the worlds highest honors from
the sturdy Iowan.
Gotch secured the first fall with a
reverse body lock in IA minutes and
10 1-5 seconds; the second fall re-
quired exactly 5 minutes and S2-15
seconds. According to the general
comment. Hackenschmidt entered the
ring a beaten man. He looked like
a loser from the start. Gotch, in
supreme confidence, was master of
the situation at every stage.
The second fail looked as if the So
called "lion," from across the Atlantic
simply nit. It was a rather pitiable
spectacle.
Gotch following his victory, held a
Ievee just outside of the arena, while
Mrs. Gotch held another in the grand
stand.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
NEWS in BRIT

JUNEAU, Alaska-Nino
believed to have persisted - are
which destroyed the Junaan ~ a fire
the McGrath building n0tel and
-Four bodies have been ~recoyerod1 lght.
~ ruins and five more ara from
to be buried in the debris, believed
DERLIN-The German foroi
ter, Herr Van KiderienNWdn minis
and the French ambassor ~aechter,
bon. met here y~estetdav 70 Can
frances prospesaI to Germon ulScuss
ing to a settlement of tho NY look
dispute. moroccan
HARTFORD, Conn-Tbo
day of the Grand Circuit oopening
held here yesterday in cos Was
with the annual state fair ninect1on
historic ten thousand Cba WIN the
z.l4 trot, as the feature, and lax
was won by T. c. driven Nv mich
ply in straight heats. W Muir
RALEIGH,N. c.-Two do,oa
called on Governor Kitchin t ~
claims of faVorite Candidate press
ludgeship OF the ninth district NJ me
vacant by the resignation of .Jrd nlade
crawford Riggs Of Durham, N 3 D.
w. ]. Murphy, the Seahoar5
Line conductor who was arroato, AR
he stepped off his train horoS .eu as
nights ago on a charge of narti "a lew
ing in a badger game at A1banr 'lpat-
was today released on habeas IVA I'd
edlags before Associate TUpS
w. A. Hoke of the Supreme CO.'S UuSuce
CHICAGO President Markham
Illinois Central railroad, last 10 q
ended hopes of an immediate nIgat
ment of the labor difficu 1tinS oe'tie-
raod by directing a letter to u. TIE
Kramer, secretary of the Intorno w. r:
B1acksmlth's Union, refusing tn maot
AZ representatives of the Fedornt eey
Shop Employees today as had lo.eu
requested. D"u Oeen
Roston, Mass.-The derbv
CT the second annual H~arvard-p ovent
aero meet, a cross country fio6SS 'on
lbO miles through the conntrH VI
longest competitive cross CONNIE tue
Hight ever held in this country ~ =
Won yesterday by Earl l.. Ovington was a.
Boston in a 50-horse power Rlori VI
monoplone. Di0il'
SPRING LAKE.-For the first timo
within recent American history tFo
governors OF approximately FORTY NJ
the forty-six states will meet in con,
ference here today. Thirty seva1
chief executives have accepted tbo
call outright, several from naarhv
commonwealths have yet to be heard
from and of the small remainder those
can SO arrange their duties will
attend for at least a portion of the
time.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
refinement OF Colonel TayIor

Washington. D. c., Sept. 6.-After
forty-fve years service, Col. Sydney
Taylor, of the Second Field Artil-
lery, was placed on the retired list
toiay on his own application. Col.
Taylor is a native of the District Of
army fom New York in 1867. With
the exception of three years service
in the adjutant generals department,
his entire service or nearly forty-five
years has been in the artillery arm.
His last command was that of the De-
partment Of the Columbia at Vancouv-
er, Washington.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

MIS-. =. IA. L8y1oF and MI - L.
Barnhardt OF Salisbury arsived yes
terday and expect Co spend . couple
Of weeks here.
Mr.. Frank Waidrop returned yes
terday from a weekend visit to New
berry. s. g.
The school term for the ensuing
school year will begin on the 21st of
SeDtemher. so n of the COMMITTEES
man Informed = Herald reporter this
noInlng. NO aouDI Luls announce
ment will carry glad tidings to many
a youthful heart just now in the hey
dey of his summers enjoyment. Many
of the youngsters will l~aboriously
count the number of days until school
begins and then wonder petulantly
why the old school starts anyway.
Several of the more nature pupils will
really be glad for school to open so
that they can put On the finishing
touches in anticipation of pursuing
and finally o~vertaking education" in
the classic walls of some college. A
good ambition, and here's success to
you.
Work on the street car line has been
delayed for several days on account
OF the recent period of rainy weather.
AS soon as the ground will permit the
work will be resumed. 1t was anus
ing yesterday to watch the negro lab
orers who had-been handed checks in
payment of their work. Many of them
found difficulty in reading their anne
and several of them had the one in
tended for someone else The by
ISLANDERS came to their rescue and fin
ally helped thin adjust matters salts
factroy. One Nof the negroes looked
at the thin piece Of paper for a long
TIME and then said. Hub, that don't
look like no money to me-" And it
didn't for this fellow knew no more
about checks and >their value than q
rabbit knows about side-pockets.
The wrestling bout for the champion
ship of the world which occurred yes
afternoon at Chicago attracted
considerable interest among the
sporting element of the city. One re-
peri current on the streets last night
was that Hackenschmidt had won the
c1atch in three hours and forty minu-
ties. another report to the efrecr that |
Gotch had won after wrestling thirty
minutes. 1t was a question Of
tossing the coin and taking your
choice. Even as late as eleven o'cloc
this morning, someone called tbr
Herald Office over the phone snd'l
wanted to know who had won. He
had evidently wagered a little money
on the Russian and was a little chary
about turning it over until the last
vestige of doubt was cleared away.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
Photo-EngraIers Meet in Detroit

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 5.-The an
nual convention of the international
Photo Engravers's Union began in
this city today with delegates present
from SO local branches in the United
States and Canada. President Mat
thew Vol of Chicago is presiding
over the sessions, which will last
until Saturday. The creation of an
old-age pension fund and the extern
sion of the department of technical
education maintained by the union are
among the most important matters to
receive the attention of the conven-
ton.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

This strikingly handsome three piece
rmatume was designed by and made
lar Nine. Paquin. the head Of the
great Partisan dressmaking establish
meut that bears her name. The skirt
Snaps the figure just about as closely
possible and does not bespeak in
Heasing width in skirts. The narrow
pafffeOat or underSkirt is of white
hrnadcloth, with ornamental straps of
navy blue cloth placed at equal dis
hnces to form inch and a half stripes.
Over this is. posed the tunic, which
"opens at the left side to reveal the
striped %petticoat. On one corner of
the tunic is a large motif in s%outache.
t9gether with ball buttons in white
pearl placed in double lines along the
edge
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
University Hospital Dedicated

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 5.-The
Elliott Memorial hospital, a gift to
the University of Minnesota from DR..
and Mrs. A. P. Elliot of Minneapolis.
was formally dedicated today with
interesting exercises held on the uni
versity campus. President Vincent
OF the university and the heads of the
college of medicine and surgery were
the speakera..
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

MeNSE9t y
Rowland Of Columbia spent tne Neeh5
erd In the city returning tp tneAf
Mr.. Albert Hickman Of Greengllles
s.. q. left yesterday after spen
several days in the city with friends
Mr.. s.. II. Hodges left yester az
for q business trip of several weeks
duration in South Carolina and Flori-
da.
Labor Day passed off quietly yes
terday and no particular notice SEEM
ed to have been taken of it except by
the banks and the post Office which
which Wera closed. The closing of
the bank was felt in several Of
the business houses and hotels. It
was almost impossible tozhnd any
money in town except inSthe form of
checks. The shortage al felt way
out at Ganuga, eone man ph0ning in.
t see if as much as $50. 90 could be
found in order to cash a check and
tide over the tempory stingency.
Several places were unable to help
him because they were in nearly as
bad a condition.
A white hobo was arrested at the
station last night and lodged in the
jail. He will send in his card to one
of the court dignitaries this afternoon
who will see that he is received with
the proper eclat. Inquiry will likely
be institued1tG learn the reason for
his non-appearance at the convention
held in Washington a few days ago.
1t may be that some OF the visitors
have departed for their several homes
In the various sections of the country
Main street OF an Afternoon is still
able to muster quite a goodly collec-
ton of visitors who have elected te
spend awhile longer with the recent
arrivals who keep coming. SeptemA1
Der Is a great month to spend in he
mountains and numbers of people
prefer it to any other month of the
year.
The Lyric theater which bas boon
running all the summer and oferine
vaudeville attractions along with The
moving pictures is now closed. some
IKE the proverbial Arab, Man.
aser xenaDIe folded his tent and left
rom ere Saturday night. He seem
nc to have taken anyone in hie
confidence but dispensed with tearful
adleus attendant upon formal cave
taxing and let the blow of separation
tall heavily last night MANY besieg-
ed the door waiting fer some sign |
from within but none came After
waiting around for several minutes
they went to their homes, and the ad>I
fee was saved, provided Of
course 1t was not otherwise spent.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

Misses Emile Labrie. May Zachary,
and Blanche LeMarfe who have been
spending the summer months at Lau-
rel Park Retreat, left today for At
lanta, Ca, where they will spend a
week OF two before returning to their
homes in New Orleans.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07
DANCING School Wrap.

Very much on the order of a Red
hiding Hood cape is the little wrap seen
I'm the illustration, which is especially
designed for wear over the dainty lit
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

Miss Jessie Robinson and Messrs
Stewart and Scholie Pitcher of Char
Teton, S. c., who have been here for
several weeks returned to their homes
this morning on the Carolina Special
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

Mrs. Sol Iseman and daughter
Vera, after spending several weeks in
city, returned today to- their
home in Jacksonville, Fla.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-09-07

a fine protection against the wintry
winds. Broadeloth or any rather
heavy material is suitable for the cape.
with a pretty silk lining for the hood.