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Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
C|CEROS WERE
 ALL 0N HAND And They Each Told the
 People Whats What PLAZA HOLDS BIG CROWD Music, Red Fire, Electric 1lluminations and Fervent Speeches Formed Parts of Last Nights Celebra- tion Program.
PLAZA HOLDS BIG CROWD

Swat the recall. but with a mental
 reservation, was the burden of the speakers on the city hall plaza last night, at the statehood jollification held under the auspices of the State hood league. A large gathering as- sembled at an early hour. the weather proving suspicious. and the speakers were all well received The progress sive strength of the city was out en masse and hundreds of others were drawn, partly by curiosity and partly 1 because statehood is SD pleasing a condition to consider that no loyal AriZonian could restrain himself from celebrating on the slightest provoca-
 tion.
 The plaza was well illEmlaated by a liberal use of red and green lights,
 and the big star on the wall of the
 city hall that has waited since last
 Saturday night to shine in all its electric effulgence did itself proud Col. L. ". Coggins. president of the
 Statehood league, performed the office
 of chairman, surrounded by other of
 ficers of the league, who with the
 speakers divided room on the band
 stand with the Pioneer band. The
 band played number of good selec-
 tions before the speaking began. but
 was not permitted to break into the
 program of oratory, for the reason
 that there were five gentlemen to
 hear from and they all had a lot to say. IL was 10:3O when the program was concluded. and though there was large attendance at the outset. the crowd had greatly dWindled before the meeting was over.
 Four of the speakers were demo- crats, the other republican. George U. Young, territorial secretary, who was given the place of honor as the first speaker The other four were George Purdy Bullard of Phoenix. Flu gene S. Ives Of Tucson. MulfOrd Win sor of Yuma and Eugene Brady O'Neill of Phoenix. The meeting was begun with prayer offered by F.. \. Phillips, pastor of the Christian church.
 The opening sentence of this re- cital is but partially true in respect of the first speaker. Secretary Young. but it applies most emphatically to the remarks of all the other gentle men. MT. Young explained that when he consented to speak. 1t was over a faulty long distance telephone wire. and he had not understood that it was under the auspices of the state hood league or any other organization, save a general nOnpartisan outpouring of the people. He denied utilization with any faction or coterie, or any newspaper editor. and said he would l speak first as an American citizen, | secondly as an AriZonan, third as a | republican and fourth as secretary of | though he acknowledged his | presence as a guest of the league. He | delivered a long and entertaining ad- | dress, repletc with metaphor He | likened Arizona to little child about | to undertake the real responsibilities 1 Df life
 Approaching the discussion of the | Arizona constitution, he did not utter a pronouncement upon the merits of |
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
MADE A DIFFERENCE.

Ii was kit inspection. and the dif- ferent companies of the battalion were standing with their kits on the ground in front of them. The sergeant-maJor was making the examination. when his eagle eye detected the absence or soap in the kit of Private Finn, and he demanded what excuse the man had to give.
 ''PIaze Sorr, it's all used" said Finn.
 "Used." shouted the sergeant-ma- jor. "Why, the first cake of soap l had served me for my kit lasted me three years. while you are not a year in the ranks yet. How do you ac- count for that?"
 Films eye had the faintest suspl- cion of a twinkle as he replied:
 "Plaze. SOFT, wash every day.
 And the sergeant-major walked on' while the whole company grinned.- Tit-BitS.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

physical contortions entitled him to
 The first number of the evenings bill. May and Collins. the boy and the soUbrette with the surprise fin ish. was evidently the most ap- preciated and the act is a clever bit of work in its class. The makeup of the Soubrette was true to the manner and the team added materially to a bill that is especially good at both ends and shaky in the middle
 The picture program dipped some what deeply into the sentimental. but lacked nothing as an excellent filler for a vaudeville bill above the average.
 At an early date some material additions are to be madein the or chestra circle and the music will be a drawing feature of the house this winter. Manager Reeves is exerting himself to please the fancy of his patrons with a high class entertain ment and the large houses of last evening are proof of public apprecia- ti0n
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM

An unbrOken run of 5S nights on the Orpheum circuit certainly en- titles the Oliva Duo to honorable mention in the long distance vaude- vile class. and their work last even ing did not detract from their rec ord. The frequent rallies of ap plause from the audience indicated occasional punctures in the pent- up appreciation of a crowd always willing to respond when pleased.
 Sammy Stein sings with a ven gence and dances like an animated sawbuck. but it was evidently his best effort and the audience took it for the intent. and gave Sammy the cheerful applause his vocal and
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
UNCLE SAM OFFERS
 LONG LIST OF JOBS
Civil Service Commission Will Hold
 Number of Examinations.

Washington. Aug. 3O.-The United States Civil Service Commission sn- nounces that the following examina- tions may be taken at the places named. beginning October IS, 1911
 Arizona-Douglas. Phoenix. Prescott. Tucson; CaIifornia-Eureka. fresno. Los Angeles. Marysville. Red Bluff. Sacramento, san Bernardino, san Die go. san Francisco, an Jose. san Luis Obispo; COloradO-Denver. Durango. Fort Collins. Grand Junction. Lead lille. Montrose Pueblo. Trinidad: Ne yada-Carson City, Reno; New Mex ico-Albuquerque, East Las Vegas, Roswell Santa Fe
 Applicants will be examined for the following positions
 Agricultural inspector. Philippine Service; Assistant examiner. Patent office; Assistant observer: Cadet En- gineer, Lighthouse Service;. Civil En- gineer, Departmental Service: Civil engineer and draftsman: Computer. Coast and Geodetic Survey. (men on lyD; Computer. Supervising Architects office; Craftsman. mechanical. 18th milan Canal ervice; DrSaftsman. to- geographic. Isthmian Canal service; Engineer, Indian Service: Farmer, In- dian Service: Fish culturist; Phar- macist, Public Health and Marine milan Canal Service: Craftsman. to- Printing office: Scientific Assistant. Department of Agriculture: Trained nurse Philippine. Isthmian Canal and lndian). Wireman.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
IRON SPRINGS

If it hadn't been for impossible roads at Ash Fork, Stayton Doris would be well on his way to the Grand Canyon, on his motorcycle. As it is. he is back in camp. .Stayton went to Prescott Monday, and early Tuesday morning got on his machine and started to the Grand Canyon; but when he got as far as Ash Fork, he found it simply impossible to get over the road. so he had to return. He will return to Phoenix Monday. Mrs. F. A Marshall. son and daugh- ter, were among those who went to Phoenix Monday. Mrs. Marshall and Angela will probably return later. Miss Dixie George left camp Mon day, after spending several days wis iting friends.
 Mrs. c. Fred Sharpe went to Phoe- nix early in the week for a few days visit
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bennett and Miss Marion Bennett left Iron Springs Tuesday afternoon for a couple of weeks visit in California
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Talbot left Tuesday evening for Los Angeles. where they will stay a few days, and then go on to San Francisco.
 
 Miss Carrie McNeil spent Tuesday afternoon in Prescott.
 Mrs. W. K. James and Miss Edith
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
GOLF AND KISSES

"Seashore golf seldom amounts 10 much" said IT. Chandler Egan, me golf champion. on the Wheaton links' 'Seashore golf always suggests |" me the dialogue between Jack and Jill.
 oh. Jack. dear, don't whispered Jill The caddie will see us.
 No. he won't said Jack Hes too busy looking for the ball, and it's in my pocket |"
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
SHOCK

Amalgamated, 57lk; Smelling. GSl2: Atchison. 1O3; St. Paul, 1124; New York Central. 1O3; Pennsylvania. -12OL: Reading. 14OA Southern Pa cific. 1O7A; Union Pacific. 1GG12: steel. 7O1s; do. preferred. 11414.
 Silver. 52Ic.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

The Canadian government has taken over nearly 200 grain elevators at va rious points in Manitoba. and is pro- ceeding with the work of remodeling them as part of the publicly owned system.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
e e @ DRIVES OUT -. -. -. MALARIAL POISONING
PAGE FOUR

Malaria disease which gradually destroys the strong nOuS
 ing elements of the blood When the naara poison begins absorb the rch red copuSceS of the circulation pae SaOw pexonS and general impairment of health As the blood becomes weaker the appetite fa digestion disturbed ChS and slight fever frequent and aggravated boS and eruponS break the flesh Malaria blood poverty and the only the trouble enrich and purify the circulation. SS especially adapted malaria troubles because harmful minerals and while rddng the system the malara builds the by fine tonic effects you suffering Malaria begin the of and rid yourself of this weakening dis Book blood and any medical advice free SSS for sale at drug SoreS THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
METALS

New York. Aug. 3O.-Standard cop per weak and dull. Spot and all fu- lures, Sl2.OOG$I2I5. London. dull; spot. 56. Lake. S12.6212 S12.S7ia; electrolytic. sI2.5OGSI262ls; casting. s1225dt12.5O. Others unchanged
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

Few men would trouble themselves to look for work if they didn't need the money.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

returned to their Phoenix home on the Tuesday evening train
 Mrs. F. J. Bennitt returned Tues day afternoon after a few days spent lin Phoenix.
 Miss Maytie Doster entertained the .Girs Sewing Club at it's regular meeting Tuesday.
 Mrs. $. J. Nicholson, Miss Lena Nicholson and Miss Dorothy Michel son were Prescott visitors Tuesday afternoon
 Mrs ". IT Smith ard Master Marsh Smith left Tuesday, after hay ing been guests at the club house for two weeks. They spent Tues day afternoon in Prescott and left on the evening train for Phoenix.
 Mrs I. l.. Johnson returned Tues day from Los Angeles, where she and her husband have been visiting for the past few weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. R. E. Schupp and NIT. and Mrs. O. F.. Schupp and child rer spent Tuesday afternoon in Pres colt
 Mrs. Leonard and Miss Sue Leonard returned to Phoenix Monday after spending a months vacation here.
 The Tuesday night dance was very well attended and all had an en- joyable time.
 Great was the sorrow that prevail ed among the members of this camp when the sad news was received Mon day that F.. A. Marshall had died early that morning in Prescott His death occurred after weeks illness.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

open after the show. Owl Drug Co, corner First Ave. and Adams. Johnson is our soda expert
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

Mrs F. J. Bennitt returned Tues in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
Let me send you my Proof Treatment ab- solutely Free; you can safely reduce
 your fat pound a day.

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Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

Miss Maytie Doster entertained the Girls Sewing Club at it's regular meeting Tuesday
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

returned to their Phoenix home on the Tuesday evening train.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31
Fat is
 Dangerous

It is unsightly, uncomfortable, spells the figure,
 causing wrinkles, fabbiness and loss of vigor.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-31

Mrs. $. J. Nicholson, Miss Len; Nicholson and Miss Dorothy Michel son were Prescott visitors Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Beilsire Briefs.

Mrs Y Johnson. OF Noble street
viii entertain the Ladies AID society
OF the United Presbyterian church Al
her home this afternoon.
Miss Laura Burt. OF Thirty-drst
street. lert yesterday for a VISIT with
friends IN Pittsburg
Charles Dickens. who was s~arlousiv
90 % pneumonia. Is recovering
Arrangements are being made for
a musicale to be held la the First Re
formed church Thursday evening. De.
cember :
James Walker. Of Gravel HrI. has
gone 20 Utica. Ohio. where h. viii be
employed ga a window glass factory
Altman Ward has gone 90 Pittsburg
where he Will be employed
Mrs Robert kerns. OF Paducah. Ky
10 visiting her daughter. Mrs. Agnes
Breck. - south Beliaire
The Retail Clerks union Viil hold
an important meeting in odd Fellows
hall this evening
Mr.. and Mrs " G DoVney and
Mrs r - WInans. OF Washington. ID
G.. are guests ~ relatives IN the city
Albert l. Apiin has gone 20 Upland.
IND. 20 attend the funeral OF his SIS
ter Mrs. Frank Wesling The de-.
ceased was 81 years OF age and a
daughter of the late James r. Apln D..
of this city
Rev. Mr. Bryce. - Freeport. will 90
cupy the pulpit 81 the S~hadyside Pres
byterian church Sunday evening
Mrs & y lockwood. Of Gravel i'm.
&C. spending the week In Flushing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
CONVENTION
w pe eabeoek County Sunday
ehoo's Opened Last Night a,
Newell.

SPccial Dispatch 90 ths IntsIIiF.-ee-
NEWELL. w Va. Nov % Tba
annual county convention Of tho Han.
COCK County Sunday School assoria.
non opened here last evening uitb
large attendance IN the FIRST Prcsby.
l"rlan church The program for 10
day follows
wednesday afternoon sessi,r
80. The Winning Power ~ yu.
SIC song servicee led by ] M
owen, county presidenet. ss.
prayer for GodS blessing on our con.
Hehilon. z. Christian Living E.v
" ~ Deb0lt. 100. The SWORD u
ne Spirit devotional Bible study.
Mr Arthur T. Arnold. n serre.
taTy 3. Winning the Hoys and
olrIs. Miss Martha V. Graham. ea-
mehtary superintendent, appointment
OF committee enrolment and ~.
slenment 81 delegates. social service.
"wednesday night sesrion-7 40
Ibe winning Power Of Music. song
service led by J " Owene. p 2O. al.
dress winning Young Men 10 christ
ahd bible study. Rev w r. Allen.
~ address, Tho Child In our
Midst Mr. Arthur r. Arnold. rh.rs
oHeHnE Tor state work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Pie Personal.

Mort Weinsbcrger has returned 10
his home I'm Edrvood after spending
yesterday iu the rural districts. hunt.
ing
The foundry department Of the Pen
irsuia works ~ the Wheeling Mold 4
Foundry Company has been closed on
account ~ "a large engine breaking
down Although tho engine s. being
repaired 10 ia likely the department
Will not De opened FOR several days
Harry sax and Herman Geheringer
have returned to their homes In Full.
Ton after spending several days In
Dallas and sand Hill purchasing tur
KEYS. geese and other poultry for the
THANKSGIVING season.
Contractor John Emmert yesterday
completed "a concrete retaining Wali
on The Miller property on View street;
Edgwood
81 T. shook. fhc Fulton liveryman.
returned home yesterday afternoon.
after spending a few DAYS a. down
river points. hunting rabbits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Briefs.

one plain drunk wac hned three and
costs ln police court Yesterday morning
Squire n y. Jefferson fH rendIug sew
erfl days lu TIE U. iufrv. near ffffictnn
= % Venus aat Albert winters re-
turned yesterday from Glen Easton
where they hai been hunting rahhfts
with quite = number IN - cir game bags
George Kerry eas In Roshy Rock yes
teriaN on husfUers
Miss A'za West. or Cameron. % rrerf-
me o. lev days in the citv with friends
Aiis Verne Berry 10 100 a. her home on
IsEer avenue. With an attack of scarlet
fever.
Mr- n o. M~ruu~. 81 Cisrk.burg "a.
80 r1ssf NJ Mrs T. s. PUiter. i1 Esst
View.
,. Parson. b. ~ a. his home on Tom
iIuNnr avenue
Mr. y p rankhauser lsff yesterday
week wIfn relatives
Mr. wheat - columbus Ohio. o. tho
guest ~ Mr. n 4 Sanders on TomlIr-
son avenue
~ p Berger ier yesterday for Little
ION where ne will spend ssversl days On
business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
STEUBENYILLE

Special Dispatch % ffe f~r'euIrrr~s-
sTFrBESv1LG.E o.. Nos ~ - fr PRO-
bate court ln estate or = O. cab sale
o. personal property va confirmed and
fref account n'sd
Application o. probate viii Dol estate
~ wallace webb
Louis Frars adfufEef insane bot BE-
irs o. nor-r@siiert pc u.s. reman4ef n
fa1 for safety
order to rsr personal prorerf- g. prf.
vafe sale in estate - MARY " fimpsor
WIN Ewlnr 90 a. Juverrer ORDERED
r"fahrr from parents ara sent 90 Smith
fold Bethel
FIral acrognf af'sr death s.,t-su.r.
voc r9rNrwsd Or estate of UaEg.o Ger
.4e
Sole nf rsrrorai property rr-fI---~
'r insolvency ~ Henry u-ur rer
.anrHe ~ uarsy. appointed ffwf-is.
estate t1asrd b DALEY 1ona
w - rar.rer ris8 rrsf a--sas, ,-
rftafe Thomas sarsu..
i%rr-r'4-r MED estate ra-- r.
Arpra sai Confirmed ana ,a.. o, real
confirmed estate Hs-rar., .
o. Frsf appointed s9mir ..-s,ar %.
fatf k.in r.-ka. bond 1900
Inventory filed rrf order 20 eel
s0rn' property or private .af.
p H Dorsey
iI n solomon Walssr rrshafef
h-pnrf - public sale RED f- ~st.+.
~ VII Hsrrsrd
bfoer appointed q m.ris.-s..-
f aamer kuhera bond 81 srr
a'n rrl .I'rai fr efI reel esfafs
a'.'.r' estate George " Irrfe-
~ loser. h1rsEr o. ~'rar o.
70 "."WL" MHH..HHA#
frrr 'ni
Mr~aasfe1 appointed sr...
~ 70 AGRA FEATHER H.-f f.- ..r
Inventory &C.. filed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
TO E RID OF
HEUMATTSM

II We suffer with Rheumatism and
desire 10 get rid a il We must make
up % minds o. subject our systems
% the proper course Of treatment for
a while. The only way % cure
oneself 81 Rheumatism is % remove
the cause-cxpei the irritating uric
acid from the blood every other
method 81 treatment has proved a
failure. S. S S. cures Rheumatism
because Il IS the greatest q all blood
purifiers. This medicine goes down
into the circulation and expeis every
particle a the sour. infammatory
uric acid which IS the orc great cause
81 the disease. The cure can Be
greatly fastened BY a little care and
sell denial BY the patient. In the
hrst place do not let anything inter
iere o prevent your taking S. s s.
regularly and according % directions:
be guarded IN your eating. because
an attack a indigestion viii aiuavs
azgravate the symptoms 81 Rheuma-
tsm. DO not expose yourself %
damp and Indictment weather any
more than is necessary. When s s. s.
has had time % rid the blood Of the
uric acid and strengthen the system.
then these little restrictions can Be
leit on. This simple course has cured
many thousands q cases Of Rheuma-
tsm. Book on Rheumatism aud any
medical advice free. s. S. S. IS sold
a. drug stores.
ne SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Asls.,s. C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
SHOW GIRLS TRIAL
CONTINUED ONE oAY

NEW YORK. Noy % Tn. ,,.-,
kris Ethel Conrad ana rrf.., g-.
ham. who shot william y ID gf,ras
ln' miIhonaire %hOrsef1an and f1.,i
a in tho legs iasf Tpra .f.1
Stokes called % the Graham r.rf4
- obtain letters re bed
"Fit,"n 10 her we're up for fr'aI fn.
Gay before Justice Marcus Dol f.c 5u.
Dreme Court. buf sent over urfi f1-
morrow The kris claim seif ltsrss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
Meeting q Brigade

Tho regular meeting OF the BOYS
Brir1d" of the Vance Memorial
church AZ Woodsdsle will be held to-
MORO" evening Co. armOry. Vhich has
been ht'ed mp 200 the basement 81 tho
church Several hours will be spent
To- drilling and plans toward perfect
INK me organization will BE- made \
Wcmhc.hip campaign is being con
Quoted. ami several new members
have been secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

Work UaF resumed on rho having
OF F~dEingfon Lane. near the - ~.
chaeI Catholic church. yesterday. A.
ter being ~suspended FOR about two
weeks IN account Of nc Indictment
weather The curhinE has been com
plefed. and the Erading and other
preparatory work iF expected 10 be
finished this week The work % iay.
Ing Tho brick ufl then D. started and
completed as boz az possible. 30
that thc street may hc opened up for
franr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23

some excitement MAS occasionca ia
W poa-daI- ~SDrttrdaN when o. wa
found fltf a carload % cinders stand
ins "t the switch az the Citv a Elm
Grove car iir' ln W~opdsdaie Was On
mr. Tho n was q wooden one. and
r-d"s and floor were slightly dam
aEei before "A hose could D.. attached
10 "a nearby hytraut and the water
turned on 90 e|ytinEuish the fire O. .s
supposed thar some hne coal VS.
mixed with the hot cinders and be
came IguUtcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
SPENCER RAVES
AGAIN ~ CouRT.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass Nov GO
When Adjournment was taken late 20
day. ir the trial % Rertram e.
spencer charged ui'h The murder OF
Miss Martha d. blackstone the direct
evidence for both the prosecution and
mo defense had been submitted. and
The prosecution bad introduced CON
siderable rchuftal test mony Spencer
made another outbreak in court 70
dav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
On Wsll VlnlatInnn

stale Mirr Inspector Thomas Marr..sr
hos flied two afnia,lts here asa.r.t
parties for violations of the mIuirs law
requiring oil driIlers Co serur. rcrr.
sl'h before drilling One 81. nea.r.t
oscar f~auEhertS. drilling on the VIM
Waite farm, ia salem townsville Tor
lAhele Iron Works Tie Ohio
AGAINST Josiah Crawford. drilling on 90
smith farm. IN kno2 township
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-23
DGW00
Tonight In E~dainqtor Lane
Sehooi VIII be Well Attended.
Other Pike Pickups.

Judging from tho advance sale 81
tickets. "a largo audience viii greet
President r p Crambleft. Of BETHANY
college whom hr delivers his lecture.
Tho lmportarc" 81 the Common
place. IN the Edgington Lane public
school this evening The lecture
promises 20 be- one 81 unusual inter
est ~ all who attend. a. Prof Cram.
hlett is q Weil known speaker ~ uiHo
experience The lecture will BE- do
liverod IN tho auditorium OF the b1,i.
iuF. and VIII begin ~ s. O'Clock. A.
ter tho lecture tho teachers. assisted
hy The older pupils. Vil serve refresh
ments. rho proceeds 20 - used for
~rurrhasInE nov book. Tor Tho nbrarv-