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Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05
Mystic Art At The Grand.

Saturday, October 7th, matinee and
night. Frederik The Great-World Re-
nowned Spiritual Magician. Mystic
Art, Slight of Hand, Coniury, Sorcery,
Legerdermain and Spiritual Demonstra
tioDs by the greatest living master OF
the art today, Frederik the Great, will
be the bill at the Grand Theatre for
matinee and night. To say that this
will be the greatest, most sensational
and spectacular show of magic ever seen
in this city will give only the remotest
idea Of the magnitude of the wonderful
work that will be presented by this
King OF Wizards We all remember the
wonderful keller" and the iIlustrious
Hermann" Many have seen both of
them and marveled at their skill in mag
ic. In Frederik the Great we have a
combination of these two, for he pro-
duces all of their wonderful tricks and in
addition he will show you many new
and up-to-date illusions which are of the
most sensational and mystefying order
which have never been shown in this
city. Although Frederik the Great has
just returned from seven years tour of
the world where he has been entertain
ing practically every nationality on the
face OF the earth with his wonderful
work, he is not a stranger to this coun-
try, for long before his trip abroad he
had established the reputation of being
the world 8 greatest mystefyer SO that
now with his new and spectacular ilIu-
sions which he secured while in India
and Hindustan he is prepared to pre-
sent an array of mystery and illusion
that will probably never be seen in this
city for many years to come Over
$50, 900 has been expended for new and
sensational illusions for this season
alone requiring special baggage car to
carry the effects so that the amusement
loving people of Henderson are assured
OF an evenings entertainment that will
be remembered for many days Remem-
Der Frederik the Great will be here for
only one night, and matinee, Saturday.
October the 7th, 50 in anticipation of
capacity business we urge you to make
your reservations early.-Adv.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05
Picnic at Cokesburv.

The Farmers Union at Cokesbury has
decided to have picnic on the public
school grounds near Cokesbury on the
18th OF October, and invite all>other
unions to come and take part in the
picnic. The public is also invited to
come and bring baskets. There will be
an interesting program, consisting of
speeches and amusements for the day.
Let the farmers all come and have a
good time. Make the day a success and
a pleasure to all.
COkESBURY UNION,
{. A. Rose, Acting Seey.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05

"The man who tries to att ract bus
mess without advertising, is like the
fellow who throws his sweetheart a
lent kiss in the dark He knows
what he is doing, but nobody else.
does
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05
help WANTED.
Administrator s Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have qualified
as administrator of Sallie f. Belvin, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against said
dccedent are notified to present the same TO
me or the undersigned attorney within one
year from the date hereof. All persons in
debted to the estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment of such Indebtedness.
This Sept. 2Sth, 1911.
r. E. BELV1N, Administrator.
Thomas NJ. Pittman, Attorney.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05

A woman can put more meaning
into one look than q man can into q
million words.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05
Monday, October p. 1911

sell for cash to the highest bidder at public
auction at the Courthouse door in Hender-
SON y Z, the following described real es-
tate lying and beiug in Henderson \ r
' ance county. to-wit: -
Situated at the North corner made nv the
intersection of Perkins street and Fast
ayenueRnd run along East avenue North
west 65feet to the iron Lee Williams cor
ner; thence by Lee Williams line $50 feet
Northeast to an iron stake; thence South
east to Perkins street; thence alone Pertins
street so feet to the beginning.
This, September 20, 1911.
J. c. KITTRELL.
Trustee.
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05
Business Locals.

Advertisements in this column al
ways bring results. Try it and be
convinced. One cent a word. each
insertion, cash with order. No ad.
taken for less than % cents
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05
Notice of Sale.

TNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
- power of sale conferred upon me bv
Deed OF Trust executed by Frank Carpen-
ter and Lucy Carpenter, his wife, and re-
corded in the Office of the Register of Deeds
OF ' ance County in Book 40, page 245. de-
fault having been made in the payment of
he l shan ~
Henderson gold leaf., 1911-10-05

There are two sides to an argument,
but only one end.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
NEW BUILDING COMPLETES

Continued from Pag. One)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
RENAISSANCE OF THE
SPIRIT OF BROTHERHOOD
NOTABLE SPEECHES BY. GOV.
SLOAN AND REV. SAM SMALL.
Detailed Program of Good Things Com
ing for Those Who Seek
Righteousness.

The mems brotherhoods of the
Christian and Presbyterian churches
of Phoenix will make an attempt. al
the Central NJ. L. church on THURSDAY
next, September q. to produce a rem
aissance of the spirit of brotherhood
regardless of religious or political
names. They will go SO far as Ia
make an attempt to find the practical
work in, as well as the privileges of,
American citizenship.
The principal address will be by Gov
Sloan, with an address previously bv
Rev. Sam Small which it is intended
will be proper approach to it in i'm
portance. There will also be various
other good points in the program,
which in full will be as follows:
Burt o. Brown. chairman
Y NJ. c. y. male quartette will sing.
Scripture reading. Romans 18th
chapter
Prayer by Rev. Henry NJ. Campbell.
Address of welcome by Secretary J.
NJ. Davis OF the Y. NJ C. A.
Two short addresses by J. A. Moore.
president of the Presbyterian brother
hood, and Rev. L. n. Phillips of the
Christian church.
Song b. the male Quartette.
Address By Rev. Sam Small
Song by quartette.
Address by Gov. Richard Sloan
Benediction by Rev. Robt. S. Fisher
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM.

The power of speech would not have
added i'm the least To the perfection Of
Ted Bailey's troupe Of canine actors
at the Coliseum last evening The
statue poses were remarkable and
lacked nothing of artistic effect. The
dumb brutes outdid their master in
graceful pose, and with one exception
their work was flawless. The act is
without doubt the best of it's kind on
the American stage.
Balancing Stevens. who rests as COM
fortably on one leg of a common chair,
balanced upon the place where the
cork should be in a beer bottle. gives
clever demonstration of the posi-
bilities in his line and would convince
one that a seat on the tip of a tooth
pick balanced on a spiders web would
be comfortable indeed. Stevens has a
little run Of comedy talk that fits in
nicely with his act and earns him the
applause he deserves and gets.
Seymour and Williams do clever
turn in which a little comedy, good
song and a bit of clever dancing unite
to make a really enjoyable act.
The pictures were good and the per-
Torrance as whole is one Of the best
staged at the Coliseum for many days.
Don't miss the dogs. Every lover
of n good animal act will appreciate
them.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
DELEGATES NAMED TO
TWO CONVENTIONS
Arlzona's Representatives to Mininq
Congress and Coed Roads
Conference.

The governor has appointed dele
gates 10 two important assemblages.
TO be held this month. both in the city
of Chicago. the American Mining con-
gress and the convention OF Good
Roads
The American mining congress will
be in session September 20 to Septem-
Der 20 inclusive, the delegates appoint
ed being John II. Ware OF Chloride:
Hoval A. Smith of Globe; Charles f.
Mills of MOrenci: Norman Carmichael
of Clifton: David Morgan Of Silver
bell; G. Z. Goodlow of Sasco: Epes
Randolph Of Tucson: Paul Johns.
Thomas L. Campbell. Charles c. JOS
Ign. Orleans Longacre of Prescott: l..
W Powell of Tucson: w B. TWitchelI.
of Phoenix; Walter Douglas Of Bis
bee; Thomas Armstrong Jr, Of Phoe-
nix; Charles J. Kimball Of Crown
King; Peter ]. Nipple. of Globe; w. +
stanton Of Tombstone; VIII L. Clark
of jerome: John G.. Greenway OF Bis
bee; Major w. a. Mensch Of Kingman:
Ellis MacDougall of orc Blanco: and
G. +. Finney Of Los Angeles.
The Good Roads convention will
meet September IS to October l in
elusive. II will be a long and no doubt
a notable session as the good roads
movement is now one Of the most pop
ular matters before the people and in
terest is growing every day. The del
egates appointed are: Del NJ. Potter Of
Clifton; T. G. Norris of Prescott: G. Z.
Billiard of Phoenix. David Rabbit Of
Flagstaff and w. NJ. Adamson OF
Douglas.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
THE SAVOY.

Although the weather has beer
very disagreeable. the SavOy's popu-
larity does not fail to draw the us
ual large audience. which it never
leaves disappointed
The program which has been Of
fered for the past two nights and
which will be shown tonight for the
last time. 1t is safe To say is one
Of the best ever offered under the
management. and a bill of the same
class would he rare entertainment
in any picture house
The program OF music is new and
up to the standard
Indian Brothers" is the title of
the picture which seems TO attract
most attention, showing how two In
dams became attached to each other
A renegaed visits the camp but is
unwelcomed The renegade swears
vengeance and kills the chief who is
one of the two comrades; the other
swears vengeance, and is successful
to his VOW.
other pictures are "Subduing Of
Mrs Nag" "A Doomed Ship" and
"A Passing Fancy"
Harry Mace. the genial actor of the
Savoy. who. with George Eberly. Glen
Martin, Fred Martin and Roland
Norris. spent Sunday at the Roose-
welt dam, has returned and they re-
port a very enjoyable time at the
dam. including all the comforts of
home natatorially.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14

duties Indeed she could not get along
without them, as they make her bread
sporgy and light, furnish her with
good. sour vinegar. and manufacture
~ the alcohol that is made in the
world
These little folk. and they are really
very small. as $500 can find plenty Of
r. ON on a thread one inch long. are
the chemists of the Kingdom of Dust.
ard they are the most efficient chem
lists in the world. They do not charge
enormous fees for consultation. and
are always at hand. ready for work.
In fact, we can buy a whole university
of them for ; cents at the nearest
grocery. They come in very small
cakes wrapped in tin-foiI. and every
cake contains millions of these cru
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14


take one TO the second floor where ten
class rooms are found one OF these
rooms devoted to domestic science
Will be known as the sewing room
Here are sewing tables and cases for
the placing of finished and unfinished
work Of the pupils
Another is devoted to the cooking
department and laundry This room Is
equipped with long stationary cook
ing tables. ranges. and stationary tubs
for the laundry department Every
necessity in a well arranged kitchen
is To be found here including dishes,
pans. pots and kettles II IS the aim
Of this department To teach the girls
how To make the most out Of life II
l. not intended to teach the making
of expensive dishes. but rather how
I" make the cheaper materials and
the cheaper cuts Of meat into the
msot palatable dishes. \ model dining
room Just off the kitchen completes
this department..
Another large room is devoted to
the manual training. where boys will
be given lessons in woodworking and
kindred subjects.
The heating system, the ventilatinG
system and the vacuum cleaning sys-
tenn are located in the basement The
furnaces Will give sufficient heat for
all the rooms. and automatic thermo-
stats attached 10 the furnaces and
controlled from each room. insure an
even temperature AT all times.
The air for ventilating purposes
comes in through cooked screens and
passes through a sheet Of water, max
Ing il cool and moist This air is
forced by a great revolving fan over
and under the furnaces and is then
sent into the various rooms. By this
system each pupil is insured Of thirty
cubic feet Of pure air which changes
every seven minutes.
The entire building is equipped with
the most modern sanitary furniture
Tucson buff pressed brick was used
in the exterior work. while the pill
lars and steps are of sold concrete
4 twelve-foot cement walk is being
constructed on the street and four and
six-foot walks will be laid through
the grounds
Later a graveIed driveway will ex-
tend entirely around the building
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14

dite chemists. known to us as Yeast.
These compressed tablets are what
might be termed the aristocrats of the
yeast family. to distinguish them from
the wanderers and tramps known as
wild yeast, which are scattered cv-
erywhere in the atmosphere, and have
no regularity of lineage or habits os
life Compressed yeast is literally
the cultured" variety of the yeast
tribe, and is made up of strong.
healthy plants that are known to do
the very best work, and to produce
no unpleasant results in the way Of
making sour bread, or causing other
mischief. as their wild brethren of the
atmosphere are so prone to do
Gordon ogden in Popular Mechanics
Magazine
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
STOCKS.
A SAD AFFIICTION

\ teacher had told a class Of juve-
riIc pupils that Milton, the poet. was
blind. Tho next day she asked if
any Of them could remember what
Millions great affliction was. "Yes'm.
replied one little fellow. He was a
Tcct"-F N the Christian Register
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
/ Finances and Markets


NEW YORK. Sept l3-ACuts weak
ness once more developed in the stock
market today. The meager gains Of
yesterday were swept away before the
attack which, as the session prog
ressed, became severe and inflicted
some heavy losses. Union Pacific's de-
clined points. New York Central
sold their lowest points since 1908. A
number Of prominent issues, including
Reading, Southern Pacific canadian
Pacific. ST. Paul and Amalgamated
Copper lost or more. The market
rallied before the close under the in
fluenCe Of short covering, partially re-
gaining the days losses. The depres
sion in railroad stocks is attributed to
some extent to doubt whether dividend
rates will be maintained. News from
the steel industry carried another dis
couraging feature. Price cutting in
steel became widespread. although in
most cases prices have not fallen be
low the level reached early in the
year Europe played a small part in
todays market Bonds, hca.y. To-
tai sales. par value. S2,1O7,OOO. United
States bonds firm.
STOCKS.
Amalgamated. 55%; Smelling, 67&;
Atchison, 1914; St. Paul. 11O%; New
York Central. 1918; Pennsylvania.
ll9; Reading. 1872; Southern Pacific.
JOG: Union Pacific 1891; Steel g.; do
preferred, HAN.
Silver, 52&c. Copper unchanged.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14

Attention will also be given To the
identifying of the landscape
The new building Will be under
principalship Of Prof George y. Jor-
dan, principal at the Central school
last year and who is eminenty fitted
for the new position. He will be as
sisted 10y an experienced corps of
teachers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
SIS. FROM from Ia aE1 Blood d0%SA'

The OF all skin diseases be traced umor
blood and therefore the skin trouble through
thorough cleansing of this vital fluid SalveS washes lotions etc.
relieve of the itching and discomfort help reduce namm
fon or aid in keeping the cue eean but such does
reach the blood and OF have real effect SSS
cures Skin Diseases of kind because purhe the blood
an internal remedy for internal trouble and works the only
reasonable and certain method Of SIS
humors from the circulation and leaves the blood m healthy
and nouShng in order that supply the cuce with the
Sary properties restore its smooth normal condition Book
Skin Diseases and medical advice free S. drug
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA. GA,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-09-14
THE FRIEND OF THE HOUSEWIFE

The Kingdom Of Dust is made up of
little folk. and some Of them are eager
II help the housewife in her manifold
Arizona republican., 1911-04-30
Muslin Underwear, LdCeS, EmbI

CORSET COVERS, made of fine ma
terial, trimmed with rows of tucks.
laces and ribbon; not a corset cover
in this lot worth less than 35c to
45c To-
Mill Outlet Sale Price. ~
MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTs-M with
deep eyelet embroidery flounces; no
dust ruffle: made to wear with late
style dresses; worth $l25. S0o
Mill Outlet Sale Price. ........ ~
NIGHT GOWNS of long cloth, trim
med with all-over embroidery or lace
yoke. short sleeves, button front or
slip-over; beautifully made and worth
1925 to $3.50. 100
Mill Outlet Price. ..............I ~
BEAUTIFUL UNDERSTANDABLE
of finest muslin trimmed with deep
fIounce of fine embroidery beading
and ribbon bows. Never sold for less
than $3.50 to $500 CT OF
Mill Outlet sale Price. 1l' ~
ONE-FOURTH OFF on all high grade
muslin underwear Of all kinds includ-
ing fine two and threc-piece combina-
ton suits petticoats gowns chemises'
s?Ti'' os seys'r ss etc discount. $50
The citizen., 1911-06-08
Questions Answered

Working Students. Berea College with It's ans @
dollars for the bene OF us %
to oearna in way -.--.
careful regulations 10
without charge
All except live College buildings ana
receiving valuable an
ine and getting value of their labor Except WIN
before coming to secure employment
clothing BOOKS vary
clothing
Coopers
articles work uniforms umbrellas ana
other necess articles at cost
LIVING below The College asks no rent
charging only enough room
rent TO nav cleaning lights and washing OF bedding
$35 week
and with fuel lights washing OF ~
dng4O Oto
SCHOOL Dollar Deposit as guarantee or
VIII the student departs
second for of school build
nothing
g The incidental zee of
Academy and Normal and *oo ID "e
ADVANCE, incidental fee and rent ny
the by he lnstalmens follows:
The citizen., 1911-06-08

SYNOPSIS.

Capt Nathaniel Plum OF the slcop, Ty-
,hoon. lands secretly on Beaver island,
aronGhold of the Mormonr. Obadlah
Price, Mormon councillor confronts MN, I'M
Tells him he L. expected, and bargains Tor
the ammunition aboard the sloop he
binds Nat by . solemn oath TO deliver a
P.skss. 70 F,.nsin S,sTse gIrs cabin an
Nat sees the frightened face Of young
woman who disappears In the darkness
leaving an odor OF lilscs IL develops tha'
Mats visit TO the island II to demand set
element OF the king, Strang. for the loot
Ing OF hts sloop by Mormonr irice shows
Nat the kings palace and through
window he serr the lady OF the hlacs'
who price says IL the kings seventh wife
Calling at the kings of'ice Nat 10 warned
by = young woman that his life - In dan
X. hears MATS grievance and promises to
punish the guilty. Nat rescues Nell. who
l. being publicly whipped, and the kins
order. n,d me si, shs ss. two MU1 %en plum learn.
that Marion. the girl OF the lilacr. Is
Eeirs sister The two men plan 10 escap.
,. on Ma.s 'iS9p SSpxh,s9 ssa Of s srbSs n croehs
and sweetheart OF Neil Nat discover
that tho ploop In gone. Marion tells MN
that hts ship has been seissS a.Y. oy ~. M Island
telling him that nothing can save hel
from strang whom she r. doomed 10 mar
~ Plum nnds Price raSinE mao ',, n.cvI
.1ns he tells Nat that strang IL doomed
thai armed men are descending on IN
island. Nat learns that Marion has bsei
.unmoned TO the castle by strang. Ma
[iI. Arbor Croehe and after a desperat
nght with the king, leaves MIN Tor dead
Th. avenging host from the mainiand ne
scends on 81. James Nch ana "a, van
nart In the battle and the latter ]
younded strang whom Nat thought d
raj Killed. orders him thrown into dun
seon lie fnds Neil "A fellow Prisonei
They oVerhear the Mormon jury decldln
their fate a bribed jaiier brings IN
prtson.rs word OF winnsome and Mariot
found and gagged the two men are IAN.
o,lt 10 sea In a boat They are LETT Y
.n,r.r the straight death" on WI
section OF the coast Just as they ha
giVen up hope the men are rnscaea
Marion and Winnsome. RAT lhh'si H
xh.n Ne recovers Marion II gone Tie n
turn 10 beaver island TO md Marion.
The citizen., 1911-06-08
The Splrlt OF Meekness.

You should make special point CT
asking God every morning 10 give you,
before all else. that true spirit OF
meekness which he would have his
children possess. You must also make
q firm resolution to practice yourself
in this virtue. especially in your inter
course with those persons 10 whom
you chiefly owe IL. You must make 1t
your main object 10 conquer yourself
IA this matter, call Il 10 mind hun
dred times during the day, commend
ing your efforts TO God II seems to
me that no more than this is needed
In order to subject your soul entirely
10 his will. and then you will become
more gentle day by day, trusting Who'll
" in his goodness. You will be very
happy. my dearest child, II you can
do this, for God will dwell in your
heart; and where he reigns all Is
peace. But II you should fail and
commit some of your old faults. do not
be disheartened. but rise up and 90 on
again. as though you had not fallen
Francis de Sales.
The citizen., 1911-06-08

70, the moment Nathaniel could
only wiring the others hand. He tried
20 sprak but his breath choked him.
Il told you In Chicago that ! was
going TO blow UP this damned Island
II you wouldn't do It for me" he
rssped at last I've had hell OF
time"
"you look III" laughed the lieuten
ant I'VE got our orders the second
day after you left 20 Arrest strang,
ana break up the Mormon hngdomI
We .e got Strang aboard the Mienr
gan. But he's dead"
Dead"
"ue was shot In the back by one
OF his own men as we were bringing
him up the gangway. The fellow VINO
Killed him has given himself up, and
saws that he did II because Strang
had him publicly whipped day before
| yesterday. I'm up here hunting ior
a man named obadiah Price. DO you
know"
what do you want with Obadiah
Price7"
The president OF the United states
wants him. That's all know. Where
Is be7"
Back there-dead or very badly
wounded! We've Just had a Fight Win
the kings men"
The lieutenant broke in with
sharp command to his men.
Quick. lead us TO him. Captair
Plum! II he's not dead"
lie started OF at half run beside
Nathaniel =,
Lord. it's a pretty mess II he is!'
he added breathlessly. Withou
pausing he called back over his shoul
der: "Regan. fall out and return U
| the ship. Tell the captain that obs
diah Price Is badly wounded and tina
J we want the surgeon on the run"
= A turn IN the path brought them I
: the opening where the ight had OF
. Cured. Marion was on her knees b.
a side the old councillor.
Q Nathaniel hurried ahead OF the he'
9 tenant and his men. The girl glance
: up at him and his heart filled wit
!. dread at the terror In her eyes.
e rs he dead?"
"No-but-" Her voice tremble
= with tears.
y Nathaniel did not let her nnis
!. Gently he raised her 10 her feet
p the lieutenant came up.
: You must go 10 the cabin. swet
!. heart" he whispered.
N Even In this moment OF exciteme
~ ~ and death his great love drove all ell
d from his eyes. and the blood surg