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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
5tf)ooIS.
Woman's Gymnasium
III West Grace Street.

III West Grace Street.
Open October Sd. Educational Cor
receive and Aesthetic Gymnastics and
Athletics, Tuesday and Friday, ii to /
and 4 to o'clock; Orthopedic Clinic
Saturday, If to o'clock.
MISS MARY B. BAUGHMAN.
Madison 1852.
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QgaanfHD.

4 =. ~ - ~ /, Il ~
y D-a IN u AACniNEHY OF
OF every description bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1928 y
Cary 81 Phone addison asae.
WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
huntsman, two or three bird dogs 10
oreak; am located forty miles
from Richmond. in good hunting
country: charges reasonable, and can
El'e reference. Answer quick Ad-
dress S36. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TO BUY DAMAGED FEED.
stuffs Of all kinds; also corn, wheat,
oats and seeds OF all kinds. Must be
cheap. Telephone Monroe 1852
WAN BIZ. TO BUY Fur - SRI. .iUtiSE-
hold goods In ANY 9a9mt:i, rnons
klaGisur aSsI.
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2otGeS.

NOTICE 70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ana specincauons for the proposed
buildings OF the state Normal and
industrial school for White Women
IN the city OF Radford will be re-
celfed by the board OF trustees Of
,he sehooi at meeting to be held
H. ~ ,tiShmond. in the Capitol. on
ESDAl. No.ninber tho l4th. 1911.
! IL contemplated that the cost Of
the buildings Will be $4,000 to
><O9o9O. Tne location and relative
sItuation OF the administration build
ing and dormltories should De indi-
cated In the plans. Blue prints u
Inc site may be had from Captain w
4. BALDWIN Or the Undersigned by
parties Interested.
me board reserves the right to
reject any and All plans, and does
not aAiume any responsibility or
COST whatsoever. except to the archi-
tect whose plans may be adopted.
me plan5 IN Il scaled package
may be mailed TO the UNDERSIGNED
at East Radford. or delivered to him
IN hlchmond on the 18th OF Novem-
BY order OF tho Board.
q. Il. CASSEL, Secretary.
East Radford. Va. oct. 8. 1911.
L.. 81. CHEATIAM s. co, STEAM
nea'ins contractors. plumbing. steam
ana not water heating: boilers clean
ed and rates repaired. Room BOG
'Commonwenlth Bank Building Rich
mond, Va. Phone Madison 2oo5
w kHr! III, THE pUhI.ic "a, kStIW
tnst JaHNkE BROS. Jewellers. vi;
East Main street. buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEsT STYLES Old gold and sii.
s-r aIw2ys iakch n r\cnan9e
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FOR SALE, HOTEL AND BAR; II,
Furnished rooms; hot water heat
throughout; electric light and gas;
vacant lots adjoining property. viii
sell cheap. y. o. Box "a, PhoeDus.
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THREE CORNER LOTS. HULL
street, with brick stores rented at
present to desirable parties
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WEST MAIN STREET DWELLING.
seven rooms. gas and electricity: lot
2ZMl60: Sl,5O0 cash. balance to suit
$1,000.
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anftlDn scales, Future 4sapa
BY McCurdy & Johnson,
Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
LARGE DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING. NO. 405 WEST MARSHALL
STREET. BETW ZEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS, THE RESI-,
DENCE OF THE LATE JOHN J.
KING, ESQ.
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Horses
Mules

have opened Stables.
1910 e. FRANKLIN ST. RICHMOND.
Will carry goo to $50 Horses and
Mules. Virglnla-bred Horses n spe-
cialty. All stock as guaranteed or
money refunded.
A r. CANADA HORSE AND MULE CO.
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THIS COMPANY. HAVING QUALIFIED
as administrator of the estate OF SUI
san %. King. oil persons having
claims against said estate are re-
quested to present them, and those
Indebted to the estate will please
make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Administrators of Susan e. King.
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DOUBLE HOUSE; FoUR-R VI
dwelling and store combined: 5000
stock OF groceries. good location: lot
3ZxlSS; brgain TO quick purchaser;
one-half cash. balance one. two and
three years--S1,100
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Real estate for 5ale.

f'OUR-RoOM COTTAGE: LOT 4Ox1:5;
cottage in rear. Terms to suit, STU0.
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Rnarn d.NanteA

WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, BOARD
In private family, centrally located
or Jefferson Park; references ex-
changed. G 5S3. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. BY TWO LADIES. BOARD
IN private family or small boarding
house; central location. G $40, care
Times Dispatch
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Gxefutors' nntife

THIS COMPANY. HAVING QUALIFIED
as administrators of the estate or
John j. King. all persons having
claims against said estate are re-.
quested to present them, and those
indebted to the estate will nIasao
make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator of John j. kim.
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UPHoI.sTERIN9 AND MATTRESSES
PARLoR SUITS. coUCHEs AND ODD
pieces reupholstered Mnttresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods:
Reliable work. SYDNOR G. HUMID,
LEY. I'll Fast Rroad Madison 32U4
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THIS COMPANY. HAVING QUALIFIED
as executor of the estate of William
Joseph Anderson. deceased, oil per
sons having claims against said as-
tate are requested to present them.
and those indebted to the estate will
please make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor OF William Joseph Ander-
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STOVES.

SILK. SOFT AND STIFF HATS
cleaned. blocked and retrimmed
AMERICAN HAT Co. Fifth and Mar
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Acting under a certain deed of trust.
duly recorded in Hanover county. in
ID. b. SO. page 1873, default having been
made in certain money therein secured
and being SO required by the note
holder. l Will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER i6, 1911.
at IL NJ,
the above mentioned property. which
Is described In said deed of trust as
follows: Bounded on the north by the
road from Alice station to Hanover
town. on the west by the road leading
from Mechahicsville to Hanover Court
house, on the south by the lands for
merly belonging to Clarence Carleton
and others. and on the east by the
lands of j. d. Forkner.
TERMS: Cash.
JNO. C. EASLEY.
Trustee
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BY r. B. Chafin & Co, Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

OF
NICE LITTLE FARM IN HANOVER
COUNTY. CONTAINING SIXTY (60)
ACRES. WITH COMFORTABLE
DWELLING, SITUATED IN HAND
SOME GROVE; OUTBUILDINGS AND
GOOD ORCHARD. ABOUT ONE
MILE FROM ATLEE AND a QUAR-
TER OF MILE FROM HIGH
SCHOOL THE LAND IS FINE FOR
TRUCKING, AND THE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD IS EXCELLENT
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MiITitIerp.

We ARE NOW PREPARED TO saoW
our line of fall and winter millinery.
popular tailored and trimmed hats.
Large line OF untrimmed shapes Our
line OF ready made garments all new
and correct styles for fall and win
ter. II Will pay you to look Alter
alton free. MRS. JULIUS BEAR.
1923 East Main Street
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AeIp Manten, GemaIe.
&ituatlnns Ianfeo. Ienlale.

YOUNG LADY WoULD BE CoMPAN-
ion to lady in return for board
and small remuneration. Address G
574, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION TO CARE FOR
convalescent patient. or take CHARGE
of invalid. G 5I7, care Times Dis
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&nunrs Q@anteh.
Real estate for Rem
Real estate 1ldar.tef,

WANTED, 70 PURCHASE FOR HOME.
q small cottage on Church Hill; pre-
Ter brick house, with modern con-
Ven!ences. Have 5000 to make first
payment Address f 622. care Times
Dispatch.
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,.s!i3l.teno ufti,,u.,n.,

f-'|St.N-b" y ''ft'i ..Sbil-ttJl
MONEY 70 LoAN@WIrI yot, Err
twenty cents day stand be-
tween you and home? You
can buy from a $1,000 to n $4,000
nome. only per cent. simple in
terest. You can return the principal
az $50 per month. or $40 yeur,
giving you ten and one-half years to
repay the loan. You can pay off the
Iohh az soon as you like, thereby
RICHARDSON. i0s American Ma
tional Bank Building. Richmond, Va.
Phone Madison 2iol. (Open until Q
l.. 9l saturdays2
WANTED. TO SELL PARTY WITH ss.-
OOo an interest in an Invention al
ready patented; Will pay big money;
reason for selling owner not able TO
nave II manufactured II Interested
write Il, =. CAUBLE, High Point. n.
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cottage in rear. Terms to suit. $500.
DOUBLE HOUSE; FOUR. ROOM
dwelling AMI store combined: 5000
stock OF groceries. good location; lot
3ZxlS3; brgain TO quick purchaser;
one-half cash. balance one. two and
three years-S1,f00
LOT 20 1-2x5s FEET: SIDE STREET,
west End: siT-room dwelling; OK
cellcnt condition; one-third cash.
balance to suit-s2,3oo.
WEST MAIN STREET DWELLING.
seven rooms. gas and electricity; lot
22ZMl5o: $1,000 cash. balance to suit
$4,000.
NINE ROOM DWELLING. Park AVE-
10 feet; $500. WALLER .S
BEkK ELEY. IS n. Eighth ST. Phons
Madison 1905.
THR e L CORNER LOTS. HULL
street, with brick stores rented at
present to desirable parties.
HOME ON GROVE AVENUE. IA
ICONS repi.s6 DSth; e!ectrle and gas lights:
way.
NINE, ROOM HOUSE, TWO FLATS,
renting for SlG.GG per month each;
bath up and downstairs $4,000.
DWELLING AND STORE. WITH
and lucrative proposition. S1.G50.
ONE LITTLE HOUSE ~ WEST END
on principal cross street: six rooms,
newly painted and papered; lot
22N5S; everything in good order.
s2,250
T a YLOR STREET, TEN-ROOM
house: fences. outhouses we'll on
lot: bath. a desirable home for Il
small amount. s2.250. WALLER &
BERKELEY. % North Eighth Street.
FARM OF 600 ACRES, 2,5OO.Ooo FEET
of standing timber Timber VIII he
cold separately. For Information
write r.. G. PORTER. Belona. Va
FARM OF 400 ACRES, IN HIGH STATE
of cultivation. with all modern new
buildings. on best road in Virginia:
only six miles from Richmond. Price.
$4,000. This place is suitable Tor
dairy. stock or truck farm. Apply
to owner G 5,S. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property. nice fruit and poultry
farm For further. information. H.
DALLEN, $40 l. Street N. W., Wash
ington. ID. c.
BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA FARMS: FINE;
buildings-500 acres. $4,000; all
acres. $4,000. Must sell quick Ap-
ply to owner. G $40. care Times
Dispatch.
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WAGONS TO SUIT rot, RUBBER
SON BROS. els Brook Avenue.
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Jcr @ale.

i0-HoRSE POWER GASOLENE EN-
CINE: l2-horse power traction en-
sene engines. blacksmith forges and
drill presses. l. BLUFORD & CO.
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NINE ROOM DWELLING. PARK AVE-
nue.; modern in every way. lot COX
l25 feet; SG500. WALLER .a
BERk ELEY. IS y. Eighth ST. Phone
Mndison 36O6.
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pipe OF every description cut 10 order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1893 East t.ary
St:eet. Richmond. Va.
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Situations, Drofessinnal.

REFINED LADY SEEKS positions AS
governess: German. French, piano:
many years experience. Post Office
Box 30. Station "A.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16
CHURCH
LOPEZ HELp-Jesus Lopez. was
COMPANY BRINGS sUIT.-The

Bours Orange & Grapefruit company
has brought suit against James :.
Griffin on a claim for s453 for al
legged unlawful conversion Of property.
The property involved is a mare. said
To be worth 1925; a colt valued at
800: a buggy valued at S75. harness
at SIS and saddle at $50. The suit
was begun yesterday in the district
court
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16

OF living as they may have learned
t. enjoy. and to be willing To spend
their money for. and also that the
greater density of population-a fact
which should scarcely have escaped
his notice since il is very much dis
cussed both in Germany and England
as serious problem whose solution
is still 10 be POUNDS a direct cause
of that greater demand for all sorts
of supplies used in the equipment of
the German equivalent for the fun
dinner pail 1t would seem that Ger
many herself supplies all the premises
from which the deduction of a rising
cost of living must be made. i'm the
economic syilogism. The fact that
America. through her ingenuity. and
perhaps quicker than the average UNI
Outstanding of what people are likely
t. want. is the producer of these
desirable things. and does not 50
much set a fashion as supply a de-
mard. seems To- have been diSregarded
in favor of the eaSier-and intellectu-
ally cheaper-eXpedient of raising Il
great dust about American influences
toward eNtraVaganceS. IL is a pOpU-
lar note To strike. and while the
charge may contain some little truth.
the main fact remains that the de-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16

mand is German. of the German peO-
pie who have waXed fat and rich and
discontinued with the simpler sau-
sages of an earlier period
At the same moment the German
chancellor. Won Bethmann- Hollweg,
spoke for two hours i'm the Reichstag.
replying To interpretations on the cost
OF living. He declared that the gov
Crnment must refuse to change the
regulations laid down in the inspec-
ton laws. referring to the proposed
admission Of American meats as =
relief from present high prices. The
cable reports that he secuted the
suggestion of abrOgating the protec
tive tariff and thought that even a
temporary suspension would be Il
dangerous experiment" And he went
on to saw that there wasn't much of
a rise in prices Of the necessaries of
life ANYHOW. and said much of the
excitement would die down after the
coming elections. Also. the chan
cellor urged. that even if the tariffs
had advanced the cost Of living. they
q so advanced the general prosperity
of the country; a doctrine which is
not without other prophets than he.
And ne believed the present dearness
OF commodities was passing by; this.
too, will pass. as another great pub
lie man i'm Germany once said.
The wicked American influence can
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16
THE REORGANIZATION OF GER.
MANY.

Recent social and economic devel-
opn1ents in Germany have led the
British consul at Munich to comment
thereon. in an official report, follow
ing a line of reasoning to which hu-
man nature is prone. Certain local
conditions are perceived which seen
Casting about to place
the blame on some outside Influence
rather than the natural working Of
economic laws in Germany. this can
did critic, falling in with the prevail
ing habit in Europe, proceeds To find
in it another direct result of Amer
lean influence. He comments on the
of trade methods in
Germany" Nand declares that the
American wave is spreading from Ber-
lin To all other big cities of the en-
pire. ard shows itself i'm private life
among the Germans in the growing
love of luxury and ease and tn
restless desire for enjoyment"
Apparently il does not occur to the
british consul at Munich that the
growth Of German wealth and pros
perity due to the enormous develop
ment of trade and manufactures dur
ing the past twenty years is bound
10 show itself in the desire of the
we'll to-do for such luXuries and grace
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16
FORMER PHOENIX GIRLS BE-

REAVEMENI.- PhOenlN friends nave
been informed of the death. short
time ago. Of Emmett Moore of San
Diego, who was stricken suddenly,
succumbing. To heart disease. Interest
here i'm Mr.. Moore rested in the fact
that several years ago he was mar
ried To Miss Ada BOYD, who grew TO
Womanhood in Phoenix and was very
popular with all who knew her. Mrs.
Moore has three children. all girls,
the Youngest being but two weeks
old when her husband died Mr..
Moore was Is years old.
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OF Local Interest
~ % ~
STRIoFs J ss2s TcovscsS
oss.K
HOME FROM THE EAST-Mr. an,

HOME FROM THE EAST-Mr. and
Mrs +. B. Wise have returned HON
after an absence in the east since last
June.
HEGELE- SMITH MARRIAGE-Or
Wednesday evening November 16th.
Mr. Harry p Hegele aud Miss Mar
gerita Smith both of Phoenix. We're
married at Judge Johnstone's office.
SUIT SETTLED.-The attachment
suit of Alex II. Davidson against {. NJ
Stearns was settled yesterday after
noon, the suit and costs Of $500 being
paid by Stearns.
FISK GOES NORTH-W. .. Fisk,
the republican nominee for state
treasurer. who was injured in the ad-
tcmobile accident near Mesa TUESDAY
was able to join the party of cam
paign speakers at Flagstaff last night
CHURCH SOCIAL-The ladies Of
the Baptist church cordially invite ali
members and friends of the church
and congregation and the strangers
sojourning in the city. To a social to
be held this evening. November 18th,
in the lecture room OF the church,
corner Third avenue and Monroe
LOPEZ HELD-Jesus Lopez, was
yesterday ordered held to answer in
the district court for attempted as
sault with deadly weapon. The as
l-ni
Constable Murphy. while the latter
was arresting two men for disturbing
the peace last Monday morning.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16

Chestnut Stuffing-One pint blanch-
Cd chestnuts, 4 cup butter. pint
bread crumbs, mOistened with u cup
butter. pepper. ! teaSpOonful salt
additional seasonings as onion juice
or lemon juice and chopped parsley
may be added
Blanch the chestnuts. then cook I'M
iii tender in boiling Salted water:
Drain and pass through a potato ricer
Add seasonings. mix with bread
crumbs and moisten with hot cream
or stock. if a moist dressing is pre-
terred
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THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair. slowly
rising temperature.
Data for "a hours ending p. IN.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16

Deficiency in temperature since first
Of month. 3 degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January !. Il degrees.
Deficiency i'm rainfall yesterday, 0.05
inch.
Deficiency in rainfall since first of
month. 0.22 inch.
Accumulated excess i'm rainfall since
January /. AS inches.
/. y. JESUNOFSKY.
Section Director.
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ANNUAL HOBO QUESTIONABLE

ANNUAL HOBO QUESTION-Ho-
boes have begun To arrive in town. \
detachment of that disorganizcd band
of walking philosophers who migrate
every winter into these balmy regions
has already arrived and Phoenix peo-
ple are warned to keep their doors well
locked for protection from the timber
limbed and slippery fingered gentry
In past years chief of Police Moore
saws. we have been fortunate i'm
handling this element as the citizens
have aided MS always at the first
signs of the epidemic and we have
been able To hold them vel in check,
but some of the towns in Arizona
have been robbed blind by them"
The people are asked to cooperate
with the police as before in handling
these nuisances and aid in the mu-
tUal protection of the town.
CHINESE ARE LAW ABIDINB.-
Judge &. W. tombstone made the un-
restricted statement yesterday that the
Chinese are the most orderly of all the
people in Phoenix. and has the court
records and Chief of Police Moore to
back him up on the statement. He
said he did not except even the white
people The MeXicans. the books show.
comprising about = per cent of the
population Of Phoenix are in court
more than all the other residents put
together The negroes come next.
though there are NOT a great many ne
groes in Phoenix. then the Japanesr.
and following them the whites. The
Chinese at least locally. have won the
endorsement of both the judge AMI
the chief Of police Of being the most
law abading Of them all.
STORY OF HEART crest
Andy Garcia and Ramon Chapito have
fallen out once they were chums.
and were seen always together. Most
always they were in Jail When Gar
cia had to go to Jail Chapito went
with him. and vice versa. But Yes
torday Garcia slipped one over Oh
his faithful pard Garcia was ar
raigned in court and given Five dol
lars and five days in Jail" Ramon
wasn't present. Ramon hadn't been
drunk, But he was heart broken. 1t
seemed that for months and months
there had been a contest on between
them Ito. beat each other 10 jail. but
so far they had always been in to-
gether. II is said Ramon won't speak
t. ANDY any more. and has even
threatened To quit getting drunk. but
the officers say he is only Joking and
will join Andy before the latterS five
days are w.
A TENNIS MATCH-The tennis
match Yesterday afternoon at the
Angeny courts on Third avenue and
Monroe streets resulted in the series
going to DR.. Angeny and Howe Will
l;ams with three straight sets. Bob
Peabody and Ray Hanna We're the
defeated The sets went rs; ga:
e:3 \ return series will be played
next week on the Navajo court at
321 North First street. The result
does not have any official significance
in tennis circles, as there is no or
eanized tournament in Phoenix but
il is generally conceded that the
above contestants would be ably rep
resertative OF that branch of sport
i'm this CITY. There are a number of
good tennis courts in town, and as
the game can be played here all win
ter it is unfortunate that there is not
some systematic arrangement Of these
contests so player might know
where he is at
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16

scarcely be changed with all the
economic problems of all the world.
We have problems of our own Ia
solve. and the German people must
shoulder their own responsibility
New York Evening sun.
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CAN AL Rim

CANAL RUNS.-There will be Wa
ter today in the Arizona, Grand and
Salt River valley canals.
ENTERS, BANK .EMPLOYE-Miss
Ada l.. Rebstock who has been con-
nected with the Office of the territorial
auditor for long time. has entered
the employ of the Phoenix Savings
Bank q Trust co. succeeding Miss Nc
Donald as stenographer.
STORED WATER-The water level
in the Roosevelt reservoir yesterday
Was 1851 feet and the contents 49,
455 acre feet of stored water one year
ago yesterday the water level was
.65 and the contents 1888 acre feet
There is now over twenty six times as
much water i'm storage as one year ago
GONE TO YUMA.-Judge &. :. Wit
beck left last night for Yuma where
he will look after legal matters in con-
nection with the reclamation service
and possibly go on to Los Angeles to
spend few days with his family
Eligible young ladies need not be en-
barrassed by this announcement for
Mr. Witbeck's family consists only Of
his mother and brother.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-11-16
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers of The Republic
can who fail to receive a copy
Of the mornings issue will con-
fer a favor by calling Overland
APP or Consolidated Main ~
Before 8 a. m. a special mes
senger equipped with motor
cycle will deliver the missing
issue. Without the co-opers-
ton of our subscribers in this
matter il is impossible for us
to maintain perfect and salts
factory delivery.
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ENTERS BANK .EMPLoYE-AI

ter today in the Arizona, Grand and
Salt River valley canals.