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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-15
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honablc; ladies' suits and skirts
made 90 order. work guaranteed.
Mis-. DOWN, e0b Pike.
wanted First class girl for house
work; must be good cook, in
family Apply AZ Fairbanks gro
Gerry, aVth and Market Ballard.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-15
LOST AND FOUND

Lost "A package a. Ranton Junction.
Any ono returniuR same Co ga
Lyons mag, Will receive reason
eble reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-15

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Wanted Men ana women 20 learn tho
complete school 10 The West Wages
eourss only tfs. Caii and soc cur
school or write for particulars
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
ss Washington. or yro Third Az.
Phone, Main stft.
sAi-EsMEN make spianaid. steady
weekly indemnity poiiey with hsy
registration, 81 annually. easiest
Insurance proposition ever present
Cd New. Jersey Registry Co. New
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clors-in apartments In city. near
public market 1oio Western sy
isoe9 nhont wanted 70 eat hot roast
bHrf sandwiches, Basement pHf-
EHTAL POOL ROOM. ls1s Third
ava between PIKE ana Union.
20 you know that bAYLiE Rsstaur-
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for the least money! les Madison
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Solicitor for special sdysrtIsins prep.
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snd hand clothes bought, soid. 81.
ehansed. ioi5 Pike l. iess; NJ. sat
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
THE vIRoINus HOTEL. Ger. var
ginia. And Elshth. near Wsstiais
ev,--ios new, mcdera. elegantly
furnished steam heated outside
rooms. free batha and phones. rates
~ 10 ~ per week. SOC and 7se per
day. walking distance.
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Westlahe Avs~~NsF. clean. furni1h-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-15
PERSONAL.

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PERFECT HEALTH LIES IN
OxYPATHY
Sick friends. climb out Of the depths
and be fres. cut loose from your
dependence on the DIR. Dopen's
drugs and tho dope System. Quit
Taking ons poison to kill another.
IT'S hopeless ausst--you will
never find health and strength that
way. Try natures WAY. use oxy-
gen, natures greatest life principle,
cleanser. tonic and builder,
WASHINGTON OxYPATHER co.
ls-is P.-1. Bids., Seattle, Wash.
Or. Anna Becbe Fax. ostcopath. aos
Windsor. eth and Union. nervous
and rheumatic affections. stomach
troubles, constipation. diabetes. or
other chronic diseases. Main ssao.
Ind. sei2.
RUPTURE CURED--.Do not wear
truss: permanent, absolute, without
operation or detention from busi-
ness or labor. over 100 canes cured
In past two ycars, from age | year
10 age 10. The Harvard Hystern.
SIT Eitel bldg, and av. at Pike st
LADIES' REMODEL1Ng PARLORS
New garments made and old remod-
eled. Latest styies. Prices rea-
sonable. sis Arcade Bldg. Ind. l.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-15

Homo made club sausage, 10 cents
pound. bacon. rs cents pound. fine
Of lamb, cents pound. nEouidsr OF
mutton. 8 cents pound. les or lamb.
t9L cents pound. leg Of mutton. 10
CENTS pound; sirtein. perterhouse and
T-bone steaks. 10 cents pound. ham
cut. chaffless coffee com Found. rs
cents pound. fres demonstration
spitx6nberx apples. ti.ss 70 tiss per
box. Jonathan apples. sf.ss per box
Wfnesap apples. sf.7s per box. R0-
man Beauties apples. tt.Ts per box
! cans OF beans. Is cents. sweet apple
cider. 40 cents per gallon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-15
Snow CASES

nav S65w csss ~ IN 81 q
eases returned good as new. $500
foot. e2lb First av., leave car at
Bell ST; Main Sioe. Ind. sees.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
DID HIS BEST.

I've come to see about the mautlcs. Miss"
 "Oh. yes. am glad you have come SD soon; will you step into the drawing room?'
 The young man stepped. he vas pleased with his pleasant reception.
 After d while ma came in and said.
 How do:' So sorry (, troub!. him. but would he mind ir they tired the mantlcS on" Her daughters was al trifle too full. aEd her own d triflc too lorg. she thought Per h3ps he would he good enough tr see.
 The young man said Inc would only be too delighted
 The two elegant mantles in the latest style. which were lying across the back of the sofa were then Gonned, and the young man said he thought they looked charming Yes. perhaps little alteration was re- Guired. but-if they would excuse him he would be glad if they would let him get on with his work and show him the gas burners that were re- curing fresh mantleS
 Why, Wasn't he rom Higgins X JuESirses?
 Oh. ro. He was tho young man that attended to the mantlcS from the gas company
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
COUNCIL MEETING

Regular session of the common com- cil Of the town of Mesa City was held at the town hall Tuesday night The routine business of receiving DOTS was disposed of. and the monthly bills a,'o vci.
 ; communication received from W. J Eingsbury. attorney for the \. r.. railway was read aQl referred to tha town attorney anu towl clerk for ad- juStment The claim Of KingsburN- wa- that the company had been wrong fully assessed on certain piece of prop rty.
 J. W Horsley. street sprinkler. pre- sented his resignation and 1t was ac- cepted. The council awarded the sprinlllins contract to A. Nicoll at the same rate Horslev hal been receiving
 Alex McNun and George Taylor ap- piled for al rebate on stock impounded in the city pound. but the applications We're denied
 The following are the bills allowed. w P Gollaher. supt water works. Sll0: Mesa Light and Power Co. Sl43l7: e. :. Stapley & Co, supplies. S2o5o. Allison-DaviS Hdw. CO. sup plies. S950: A Nicoll. street work S52.5u: J. W. Horslcy. sprinkinS. S10o. Lou Trmble street supervisor. S33. Nj asa Free Press. printing. g.. IT. S. Peterson. salary aId cash. S12l: A. \ Jones. salary and cash advancel I. s-.3 55: G w. Silverthorn. town at t"rHey. SJ0. The Blipn Lumber Co. supplies S5.44: Mesa Lumber YarL s'trpnas S676. Mesa City Water Works water rent. S2704; Marshall R RpNen. town engineer. S14.55: Lou rimble. street work. $56.
 A bin from thc L. =. R. < for water :'I irrigation Q: sN0 acres within town iE.ItS. was alIaI.4d Tor S336
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
K. ?. OFFICERS.

At the convention Of Damon lpdcC No. l9. Knights Of Pythias. he.I Mon day night. the following officers were chosen for the term beginning Janu- ary !. 1912: Chancellor c"mmauder George :. Irwin. vice chancellor. sam Y. Barnett: preiatc. John N Gaut master of work, Frank J. Davis keeper of records and seal. C. L.. Pick ems, master of finance. Charles Sahin master of eNchcquer. Fred C. Wech"s: master at arms. George Altman ,n- side guard. Walter Nash outside guard, Lawro nee solomon: trIstce. C. \. Baldwin: physicians. nrs. J r. Dranc. R F. Palmer M. N. Brac;l and J. B. Nelson.
 Frank W. Cerny was recommended for appointment as district attorney.
 After the election of officers. thc rank of esquire was conferred upon William and Hoyt Martin and ". E. Kelley
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

tam the audience. In addition tc th, political feitcrc- ot the occasion, a f'ne lot "t moving pictur ,a will De sroUn. The pictures are dil free and everybody is invited to attend The features WIll be out rf the Usual run of ,.mpa.-n meetings and np ont should miss this event
 Monday night Ih, candijltes met a tIg latlcring of voters al i.'.li. and TursdaN pti' m the daE makiI. 3: per SpI.;l ,i,H,"~S of Mesa and Ana pre- cincts Tuesday night there Ias a uiS gath ring of the voters aI the Alma ra-d meeting house wn-r, the candidates on the republic .l ticEct presented their claims for tin votes "i the people.
 After a pretty thorough canvass oc tno south side. these in a position to nIak, a forecast predict that ihe rc- publican candidat.s will go rcrpSs the l:,c" with S,'d ulajo,iiirs "V-f thr'r opponents.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
BRIGHT ENES

While Bright Eyes which comes (" the Elks thcater for two nights. December II and r.. was playing in New York City last season. Jos. NJ. Gaitcs. the producer Of the play. as well as of Three Twins which is by the same author was talking in the lobby of the New York theater with the stage manager of the company. Among other subjects in connection with the company and the perform ance that of the eyes of the girls .0f the chorus came up. There was some discussion regarding this sub i,ct and then the stage manager went back on the stage for the purpose ol of the girls eyes. After Joking at them all and keeping tally on the back of an envelope he returned to Mir. Gaitcs. There are eleven pairs of black eyes" he reported. seven pairs of brown eyes. eight pairs of grey ones. eleven and half pairs of blue ones
 Hold on there" interrupted Mir Gaites What are you talking about? Do you mean to tell me that we have a one-eyed girl in the chorus. or one with thrcc evcs?"
 But the stage manager didn't mean that at all. In making the investisa ton he had discovered that one Of the girIs-Miss Yvonnc Mayott-is the pOssesSor of a pair of eyes that are not mates. in that one of them k Il .; dark blue and tEe other a dark hazel. This peculiarity is not notice- able to the casual observer. but close investigation proves it to bc true.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Deputy Sheriff Jeff Adams wa, in town Monday. looking after his politi- cal fences. He probably has q suspic- ion that Wesley lliil might be pulling cut .p':." of the Sta!,lcs.
 Judge Phillips was shaking hands with the voters Mnnday and fa'lol to lis opponent He is not sure. bow "v'r. Nhut what tnorc may be c. few in the county.
 < reference t0 the following names on tEe Alhambra hotel register would indicate that thcrewerc few cJn.l- datcs m town: Burie ]. Jones J F.. Nelson. II. Latham. Bristol Tdylor I. T. Hosey. Claude D. Jones. Avery A. Corpstcin. E. F. Marks, ]. C. Phil lips. Phil C Ensign. Phoenix: Homer Davis. Buckeye; A R. Fletcher. Swift X Co: R E. LaF'lamboy. "Dem"crat." poll of theg uesis would gi,,' an o.,sr.. hclming rac"li. can n'aJor.Jy
 One of the b st ranches in the ';li- | crt section ha. Teen purch iscd l., William and X. ". Ayers of Grand Junction. la. who will improve their hpIG:i Cs with tha intention of h. ann- fhC ornament residents of the V"lle-.
 Nil and Mr.. :. C kcanc let Mon cay for Hayden. Niiere they cNpcct tp reside.
 Eirs Rosa Sanders has gone to Hay den to engage in Lrsiness.
 < new law sign has appeared "n th, Barnett bHiidiEg. it having Eeen placed there by joseph F. Noble. .thO nffieae fbp blIil6ipp
 R"sel Cooley Dave Merrill, EfIl
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The new board of directors of the Mesa Commercial club held n meeting late Monday afternoon and elected of ficers for the ensuing year as follows: President, M. J. Dou2herty: vice president. Max Niault: secretary Marshall R. Bowen: treasurer. w =. DOrman.
 ln the evening the election was rati- fled at a meeting of the board and smoker was held. at which sand Wlches and cigars were indulgcd in The new board proposes to get into action at once by inaugurating an advertising campaign and will also prepare an exhibit to be placed in a convenient location on Main street The board of directors will meet again at 3:30 today and the regular meeting of the club will be on Tuesday night. December r.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
TIE WlCWAM.

NJ the WiGwam Manager Mullen oi this popular thcJter will present an entire change of program tonight. There is not a dull number in it. and it consists of many special curren; events. Three oI these are: Bob Bur man of New York lowering his own worlds record OF dirt track at Brighton Beach in his BlitzenBenZ car: the launching of the largest bat ti,ship in the world. the "RivadIVia. for Argentine Republic. at quincy. Mass. ard picture showing the great swimming race from Bath Reach. N.W York. to Coney Island. a distance of l5 miles. won by Miss Elaine Golding in , hours and 5i min utes.
 Two songs Wiu he sung by Miss Ethel Hall. entitled: You'll Do the same Thing over Again" and an- other with illustrations. In the Land Where Our Dreams Come True"
 The photo plays are as follows:
 Summer Adventures \ very startling picture of child's narrow escape from hungry wolves.
 Two Men ard 9 Girl" great western drama depicting jealous riv- airy between vengeance and hcroism.
 X bright and catchy comedy. His Sisters children" furnishing a whole lot of fun for themselves and others.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

We wish to call your attention tn the fact that most infectious diseases such as whooping cough. diphtheria and scarlet fever are contracted when the child has cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will quickly cure a cold and greatly lessen the danger of con tracing these diseases This remedy is famous for it's cures of colds. IL con tains no opium or other narcotic and TIay be given to a child with implicit confidence Sold by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
a MESA PRIZE WINNER

J C. SpanGlcr has received from th- Michigan state fair assoc iati0n a b,auriful loving cup of solil silver. on which is engraved Grand Champion ship Prize Boar" The prize was giV- cn at the fair during the last past fall for AIr. J. C. Spangler's exhibit Of d mn-blood Poland China boar from his ranch pens. This exhibit together with the Macdonald exhibit of Ayre- shire cattle. has given the Mesa sec ton big advertisement IL shows the people that Arizona iS something more than am arid desert. and that the Salt River valley as a whole k one of the garden spots of the continent
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM.

II the other attractions of the cX- ,cllent biI at the Coliseum were ai- together eliminated the Divine Dpd- son" is s,il! a whole show. Elabprat, costumes and stunning millinery s" lar toward the perfection of fcminin" impcrsonatiou. but IHdSon has ail "f these and the other essentials. He has an elaborate ami twitching smile. ;, perfect face play and am ineNhauSt- itle supply of graces that make his act great Atwatcr x Greene are a circus" in every sense of the term. side show and all The four Lubins are not so good that they might not bo better. and they could be worse. Taken ds d whole it's a good show. Remember Buffalo Bill Friday night.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

Miss Mayot. who iS d very pretty girl. k very proud of the fact that Her beauty possesses this rather un- uS"ai reIture.
 While this peculiaIitv in the pig mertation of the iris of the eyes k hN n" means common. it has a mum Der of times been found by ocuIists Although considerable has been writ ten on the subject by men of learn ing n" one has vet been able tl explain exactly how this difference in color occurs. and it has been largely dismissed. as many other problems iu regard '" the human body have been left. under She simple classification of q freak of nature"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
JUVENILE DEFENDERS.

\ number of school boys were in the justices office Monday morning on a charge of malicious mischief. It appears that some of the boys. while in the gymnasium room. wantonly de- stroyed and damaged property amounting to nearly one hundred dol lars Just who was responsible will probably be learned before the inveS- tigation is closed. The boys werC re- leased that they might attend school during the week and all promised to he in Judge Irwin's office at 10 o'clock Saturday morning
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

Margaret Pecka and husband to Gerd Prue. deed. lot 2. block 10. IT, vine addition.
 Mary J. Brashcar to II. F.. Tatum part Eh section 2. township l north, range east.
 r. Acehedo and wife to l. C. Gri- jalva. deed. lots and 6. block I0. Glendale
 C. J. Bcauvais to E. Taggart. trus- tee. decd, SWh NEh section &. town ship l south. range 6 east.
 C. ]. Bcauvais to E. Taggart. trus- tee. deed. NEA NWA section X. town ship 1 south. range east.
 Louis Dysart and wife to Alice l- Palmer. NWlI SWh and NJ. SW5s SWA section 19. township north, range east.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
COMPANY WORKING HARD

n co. Of the National Guards k to be inspected today or tonight by First Lieutepaut Frank =. JcWctt of the First T. =. infantry. and the m mbcrs have been putliu@ in extra time during the past few days in preparing for the event D com, any has never vet been
 urred down by the inspector. usually receiving hi-n aommendation for its efficiency. ana '. officers and men are confident that Ih,y will be able tn keep mp the reputation of rhe company.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
ORANGE TREES NOT HURT.

Omer Mccullough, one of the sue ceSsful orange men 1f the valley, says that the recent cold weather did not do serious damage to the young trees. He says there is little danger or the trees suffering from cold in this val ley if the growers will refrain from them after the first Of Sep tembcr and give them q chance to harden up before the frosts come
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
COMMITTED 4 NUISANCE.

F.. M. LeBarOn has made complaint against couple of men charging them with misdemeanor. One of them had a bottle Of booze and the two went to the Mesa library room and indulged in loud and profane lam guage the owner of the bottle finally dropping it on the floor and breaking it. The contents created the odcr of a frontier La- room.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

\ Des Noines man had an attack Of muscular rheumatism inc his shoul- der. A friend advised him to g" to Hot Springs. That meant an ex- pense of $lj0OO or more He sought for a quicker and cheaper way to cure Il and found il in Chamberlain's Lin imcnt. Three days after the first ap- pl.cation of this liniment he was we'll For sale by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
4 NIGHT JOB.

Monday night W. \. and Ed Tway worked until 1 o'clock in the morning getting out the final statement of the condition of the Blinn lumber yard in order that il might be mailed to the company auditor. Haste was nee essary because of the transfer of the company's interests here to the Val ley Lumber company of PhocuN.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
IN RIFE

C. L.. Diehl and wife spent yesterday ia PhoeniX
 The Christian Bazaar will be held at K r hali Friday. beginning at l0 a. m
 Tle Princess theater gave benefit performance for the Mesa Library as Sociation on Tuesday night
 Arnold Bros. it is understood. have the contract for erecting the new Ma honey building Work is to commence al once
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
CHRISTMAS RACES.

Andy Hanson and Riley McCuen were in Mesa Monday with two of their rae" horses. trying to arrange with the local sporting men for sev- eral races on Christmas day. Mesa horse owners are blooded men and no doubt a very interesting bunch Of races will be pulled off on December 95
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

GaIa md a cons ilerabl,. q,.-,ion of the lake formed In tHc reFu-,'ir. The photo Was taken from mp stream and the confluence of the Salt river and the Tonto iS plainly shown. North from the dam ona can see the Tontn flowing down from the mountains and the large body of water backed mp and covering what Wa, formerly the farm lands along the creek. <" far as known nothing of the kind has here tofor" been attempted hy the banks of the valley. and Cashier J. G. Spanglrr is to Joe credited with the idea. II" has also ordered d large lot of checks hearing th- same adN ertisement of line reservoir. The work was done by one of the leading artists of the coun- Try
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

Li.,,nbee. Haf'cy F.w and T.. Rogers leit Monday l.r i.yden. Vhcr. theV vii Laul ore i.r the I;as Cons"li- da:c1
 Fee infant s,1 rf MI. and Mrs. Ni'- ilu .,urton dice ", nday nigh. Fnis k he second Cnill the yuunS c"UI', h .f been SD mlo' Inmate as io l"S'-
 Mrs l. D I'pbcI:s0n cnJ-"'si'Iv,l a few friends at dinner Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
SAVOY.

The Philadelphia auto race is now on at the Savoy. and will continue for two more days. At the end or yesterdays two performances all ma chimes were still in the race. Some fast time is being made. Machine No. <. Erwin Berkdoll, driver. is running ahead at 90 miles an hour IL is the general opinion of experts that this speed will not be exceeded. because of the large number of curves and steep hills. There was quite a large crowd iT. attendance. especially from outside points. Missouri. New Jersey and Pasey county. Indiana being well rep resented. The management anticipates
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
NOTED WORKER IN MESA.

Miss Kent. president of the Home Missionary Society of tine United States. was the guest of the Mesa branch of the society this week and addressed the local society She was given generous reception and her address to the ladies was one of the best they have listened to for a long time.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

larger crowd today and tomorrow. special space has been provided for the safety and convenience of all. es- pecidl.y for ladies and children. The race ends Friday night December Sth. Five reels. in all. 5000 feet at the savoy Matinccs daily at 2:45 D. m. Regular change of program on Friday the Nth
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
RALLY AT MESA,

Bills are out announcing a big re- publican rally at the Mesa CrliscIm on Thursday night. Decemosr sr 7 Th" candidates on the r,publi,an county u'k1 will all be present and 8 number nf good sneakers Will enIer-
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

ADVICE TO MOTHERS - Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should aI- ways be used for Children's teething lt soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind colic. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea 25c d bottle
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

added to the drinking fountains Of all ihe schools. Formerly the fountains kept up q constant flow: by the new system the water flows only when the head iS pushed By this means there is a considerable saving in tn" ambu,; of Wate- consumed.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy re moves cause. Call for fuil name. Look for signature F. W GROVE. 25c
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

An international live bird shoot is planned by the St. Thomas. Ont. gun club for next week. when the famous Gilman and Barnes trophy will be shot for by American and Canadian marks men.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07
CHANGING THE SYSTEM.

Under direction of Professor Rob ertson. superintendent of the Mesa schools, fountain heads have been
Arizona republican., 1911-12-07

If you are troubled with chronic constipation. the mild and gentle ef- feet of Chamberlain's Tablets makes them especially suited to your case. For sale by all druggists.