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Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

STRAYS IN POUND-A roam horse
and roam colt were picked up by the
police Yesterday and lodged in the city
pound. Last Wednesday a buckskin
mare was taken into custody The au-
thOrities are anxious To get ril Of the
animals as they are eating their heads
off.
HERE FROM sAcAToN-C. W
Grouse of Whiteriver, who has been
in the valley and vicinity for several
days, returned yesterday from Sacaton
where he went to visit his son. Ross.
who conducts store there Ross
brought his father back TO Phoenix is
his new automobile. both having bust
ness matters here to attend to.
THE TIME TO PAY-Now is the
proper time To pay the monthly water
and gas bills. the first because it is
demanded by the law with the alter
native of having the water shut off
after the tenth of the month, and the
latter because there is ten per cent
off for cash. There are just two days
more in which To pay the water bill
before judgment falls on the delin-
quents
OWLS MEET TONlGHT-Phoenix
nest No. 1883, order of owls. will meet
in regular session this evening at 1880
o'clock in Melczer hall. Several candi-
dates will be initiated and il is expect
ed that the applications of several de
string enrolment will be presented for
action. A full attendance of mem
bers is desired as considerable bust
ness of importance will be transacted.
LEFT LAST NIGHT-Bishop- Elect
J. W. Atwood of the Protestant Epis-
copal church. left last night via the
Santa Fe for Boston, where he will
preach next Sunday. The following
Wednesday. January IS. he will be con-
secrated as bishop and assume his
duties as the bishop of the diocese Of
Arizona. He will not return home I'M
til February 20, however. and in the
meantime will deliver addresses or
sermons in New York, Philadelphia and
Washington.
cIvICs EDUcATIoN-The civics
education department Of the Womans
club will meet this afternoon, January
9. at o'clock in the kindergarten
schOol room corner Of Monroe street
and Fifth avenue. The principal bust
ness will be the election of a new
chairman for the ensuing year and the
discussion of the coming years work.
The present chairman is Mrs b. A.
Fowler, who has been elected president
of the club for the ensuing year. This
should not be construed with the club
which will be held tomorrow
afternoon under the direction of this
Today's meeting is mere
~ for the members of that depart
ment.
THE KERSTING-Winiam OGDEN
hoff who has been employed as a
clerk in the Commercial hotel for
many years past, severed his connec-
ton on the first of the month to
take charge of the Kersting lodging
house which he has leased The
Kersting is situated on the next block
south of the Commercial hotel and
of a modest sized lodging
house with several adjoining cottages
all of which come under the same
Mr.. Dodenhoff saws he
has no fault to find with business
thus far as he has had the house
full ever since he took charge, some
sleeping on cots. In case of rush
as at present he can accommodate ap
half a hundred guests.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
Funeral TODA

FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral Of
Miss Lena Roof will be held this morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the parlors of the
w. c. T. L. building on West Monroe
street. instead of the Y. NJ. G. A. build
ing. as enormously announced in yes
terdaNs issue
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
A GLADSTONE STORY.

+. F. Benson. in an article on the
winter charms of Grindelwald in TRAY
el and Exploration" tells an anecdOte
Of Mr.. Gladstone. 1t seems that at u
country house one morning the guests
were discussing at breakfast the right
way of packing a sponge bag. when the
sponge has been used and is conse-
quently water,ogged. Mr. Gladstone.
who had apparently been solely alb
sorbed in his mornings correspondence.
suddenly closed the discussion by in
forming the party that they were all
wrong. The only proper method is
to wrap it up in your bath towel and
stamp upon it. Then put it in your
sponge bag. You will find it perfectly
dry. '-Westminster Gazette.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
WOMAN'S LETTER
FROM PARIS
Tells OF Her Experience and
Opinions Regarding Question of
Vital Interest to Women.

Paris, Ky.-Mrs. Fannie Fitzpatrick.
of this place. writes: Il suffered two
years with my back. head and limbs. ]
had nervous spells. and had the blues
SO bad | could hardly live. ! had no
appetite. and slept nearly all the time
] began using your medicine, last
month. 1t helped me. and made me
feel much better. have good appe-
tite. and will say that All women who
suffer with womanly troubles should
use Cardui Ii is better than doctors,
and viii save them from an operation.
| recommend your medicine to all suf-
fering women and girls
Cardui is woman's tonic-a
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act specif-
ically on the womanly organs, and thus
help to build up the womanly constitu-
ton.
You are urged To- try Cardui. if YOU
are weak. tired, worn-out. or suffer
from any OF the pains peculiar To weak
women, such as headache, backache.
dragging pains, pains in arm. side. hip
or limbs, or any other symptom OF
womanly trouble.
As "A remedy for woman's ills, it has
no equal -rre it. Your druggist sells it.
y B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
tanooga, Tenn. for Special Instruc-
tons. and 64-page book. Home Treat
ment for Women" sent in plain wrap
uer on rpatleSt
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
PRISONERS FOR FLORENCE

Policemen John Long and Billy Will
son went to Florence Yesterday as
guards with four prisoners for the
penitentiary.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

HERE FROM SAcATON-C W
Grouse of Whiteriver, who has been
in the valley and vicinity for several
days. returned yesterday from Sacaton
where he went to visit his son. Ross.
who conducts store there. Ross
brought his father back 10 Phoenix is
his new automobile. both having bust
ness matters here to attend TO.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
OF. LOCAL INTEREST
lIsA
GsAstsl = 80 segssp
9zzSEO6

STRAYS IN POUND-A roam horse
and roam colt were picked up by the
police yesterday and lodged in the city
pound. Last Wednesday a buckskin
mare was taken into custody. The au-
thOrities are anxious To get ril Of the
animals as they are eating their heads
off.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
DEATH OF MRS. CAMPBELL

Mrs. y. G. Campbell. wife of Nor
man Campbell. employee of the Sa-
eaton Agency. died at l:40 p. m, Jan
uary 6. Funeral services conducted
10y Rev. Henry Martyne Campbell
will be held in the chapel of Merry
man q Hayt this morning at II o.
clock Interment Greenwood Gene
terV
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican

Forecast for today: Fair, slowly ris-
ing temperatures
Data for "A hours ending 500 p. IN.
Yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

The officers and members of Arizona
Chapter No. l. r. A. NJ. are notified
to attend the stated convocation to-
night Sojourning companions are
fraternally invited.
NATHAN A. MORFORD, II. p.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

Frank II. Hereford of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
Cream La F|eur
Cream Of Flowers
FACE CREAM AND SKIN FOOD

is no doubt the most popular face
cream sold i'm Phoenix 1t is sold with
an absolute guarantee to be pure. bland
cream and does not contain any acid
or other chemical VIII not injure in
fauts' skins. II has made many a
woman happy by keeping her com
plexion clear and her skin soft and
healthful II sells for 80 cents the pot.
and sold only by
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
ARIzoNIANs HAVE FAITH-N,

HhiZONiHNS nHNG Al f-No
better illustration of the abiding faith
and optimism of the average Ari-
Zonian can be had than the following
incident in which the facts were eX-
aggerated to serve the purpose Of the
illustration the speaker sought TO
make Ii was in one of the remote
sections Of the territory where com
munication is still maintained by
stage only a commercial traveller
not long ago was a passenger and is
well acquainted with the stage driver
who is known by the nickname Of
''Bud''- Noticing the scarcity
of grass the passenger observed:
The cattle in these parts will all die
pretty soon if il don't rain, won't
they Bud2" Right off the bat came
the answer: I've been drivin' this
stage nigh on to eight years an there
haint never been any grass here yit.
but the cattle somehow keep pretty
fat. | don't reckon another year will
hurt 'em much"
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
BRINGING BACK A BURGLAR

BRINGING BACK A BURGLAR
Constable Murphy is expected to ar
rive from Los Angeles this morning
with John Morse who is wanted in
connection with the burglary Of the
Pastime billiard rooms several weeks
ago. About week ago w T. Maxey
former employe of the rooms was
arrested while trying to sell a lot of
tobacco and pipes at ruinously low
prices The pipes We're identified
as part of the property stolen at
the time of the burglary. After Max
ey had been in Jail sometime he said
that he had received the property
from Morse who i'm the meantime had
gone back TO the coast The author
tiles have no doubt that Morse had
something to do with the crime He
is a pretty tough. youth and has done
time at the reform school at Whittier
He made his appearance i'm Phoenix
several months ago in the company
of a group Of boys. all supposed to
be of criminal tendencies. one of
them. Walker, is now i'm the county
Jail charged with the wholesale theft
of chickens.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
TERRoRIzED HIS NEIGHBOURS

Some MeXicans living in the vicinity
of the Indian school yesterday re-
ported to the sheriffs office that
they had been "buffaloed" by a
neighbor. LeandrO Rodrigues. who
was threatening to reduce the census
figures for this county. They said
that they were afraid to go home
either in the dark or the light for
Rodrigues. with a rifle. was awaiting
to plug" them. They had all been
in town the night before and there
was a quarrel in which things were
said to Rodrigues which did not af-
feet him much at the time. But in
the morning he got Eliminating re-
marks which he now construed to be
insults. He sent word to his neigh
bors that he would never be able to
retain his own respect if he did
scar over and blot out those in
suits with blood Deputies Adams
and Woolf went out to see about il
and they found Rodrigues lying i'm
his house with his rifle in its scab-
bard under him That seemed to
confirm the complaint of his neigh
bors and he was brought to Jail.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
HE SUPREME couRT-The reg

uiar meeting al. tas t+rritori'l sI-
preme court VIII hrsiT+oddy and it
will probably continue in session for
a month. Associate Justices Camp
bell and Lewis arrived from the
south last night and Justice Doan
will come this morning with Justice
Doe. Among the attorneys who are
already on the ground are Attorney
General Wright. District Attorney
Williams of Cochise county and
Frank H. Hereford of Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09

son went to Florence Yesterday as
guards with four prisoners for the
penitentiary.
FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral Of
Miss Lena Roof will be held this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock in the parlors of the
W. c. r L. building on West Monroe
street. instead of the Y NJ. G. 4. build
ing. as enormously announced in yes
terday's issue
DEATH OF MRS. CAMPBELL
Mrs. y. G. Campbell, wife of Nor
man Campbell. employee of the Sa-
eaton Agency. died at 1:4O p. m, Jan
uary 6. Funeral services conducted
10y Rev Henry Martyne Campbell
will be held in the chapel of Merry
man * Hayt this morning at II o.
clock Interment Greenwood Gene
terry.
THE A. w. LEAGUE-Pursuant to
request from headquarters a meeting
Of all members of the chapter of the
A. w league in Phoenix are honestly
requested To be present at ala West
Van Buren, street at the house of
Mrs c. Fred Sharpe. Wednesday
afternoon at 2:3O. to fern general
chapter organization and file the ap-
plication for a charter.
CASA GRANDE VISlTORS-John
kellner Of Casa Grande accompanied
by his son, arrived here yesterday
for a visit with his brother. +. F.
Kellner. both being at the CONNER
cial hotel. Previous to nineteen years
ago Mr. Kellner was a resident of
Phoenix having charge of a store
then maintained here by r F. Kell-
ner. He has lived in southern Ari-
IONA ever since until he moved To
Casa Grande a few months ago where
he is engaged in merchandising. This
is not his first visit here. however.
since he ceased To be resident OF
Phoenix, for he was here last October
with the Casa Grande baseball team.
NOT OF THE IMMEDIATE FAM,
lLY-In the story of the Myers muir
der and suicide printed by The Re
publican yesterday morning. il was
stated that Earl Riggs who was con-
cerned in the affair was a brother Of
Hon. J. J. Riggs. formerly citizen
member Of the board of control. A
lady of Phoenix friend OF the Riggs
family telephoned this office last
night that she believes that is an
error She said that though she
had lived at Dos Cabezas and knew
the Riggs family she had never heard
Of any member of it of the name of
Earl. Earl Riggs however came from
that part of the country. is perhaps
more or less remotely related to the
well-known Riggs family.
HIT BY AN AUTOMOBILE.
Mitchell a driver of one of the city
sprinkling wagons was struck by an
automobile yesterday morning while
crossing the street in front OF the
city corral. He saw the auto coming
and thinking that it would take 10 the
right side of the street. he hurried To
the left The machine swerved To
that side at the same time and then
Mitchell sprang back. The machine
swerved again and one wheel struck
him on the side breaking three ribs
IL was also thought that one leg was
fractured The machine stopped and
the occupant picked the injured man
up and took him To- his room, j31 East
Madison street offering any assistance
that might he required Mitchell is
a member Of the order Of owls. lie
was taken charge Of by the order
ARiZONIANS HAVE FAITH-No
better illustration of the abiding faith
and optimism Of the average Ari-
ZOnian can be had than the following
Arizona republican., 1911-01-09
ELVEY & HULETT

Quality Druggists-Never Substitute.
Corner Cactus Way, 81 E. Wash. St.
Phoenix.
Phones: Old, Main 4; New, All.
Mail orders go out every day.
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HER TRIP
ALL IN VAIN
Ontario Lady Journeys TO Richmond
in Search Of Relief but
Without Success.

Ontario, Val went TO Richmond
Says Mrs M. L. Anderson, and con-
sulte5 specialist: | tried almost
everything IN the medicine line, but
nothing proved a cure, until | tried
Cardui. | had indigestion very bad,
and a complication Of diseases.
Although | had no faish Ia 1t, I
bought bottle OF Car,lui, but. soon,
there was such change | was Ger.
tainly benefited / felt so different!
Then, began to take the medicine
In earnest. Now, ! can do my work.
and ! eat ard sleep like young per-
son.
rCardui also cured my daughter of
womanly troubles keep Cardui in
The house, all the time 1t is a great
blessing to all women who need it,
L You suffer from any form Of wom
~ weakness, try Cardni, the wom-
ans tonic Cardue helps nature TO
perform a cure In natural easy
way.
II is made from mild herbs, having
a gentle tonic effect on the womanly
cOnstition
1t improves the appetite, tones up
lie weak. nervous system, and heips
TO make pale cheeks lcok fresh an1
rosy
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LOGAN COUNTY PIONEER DEAD


Swain II. Olson one of the sturdy
pioneers who located farm near
Guthrie, on the opening day, April y,
1889, died at his home three miles
southwest Of the city at o'clock this
morning.. He had been III for sew
eral months from iaundice
Mr.. Olson was abou. "A years Old
He was native Of Illinois, being the
son OF Swedish settlers. He spent
his earlier manhood In Iowa and at
the opening Of Oklahoma lie was on
the first settlers train. He located
the farm on which he died, starting
farm work on The day after the open
ing.
Mrs Olson and five daughters sur
yiye. The daughters are Mrs. Anna
Pakering. Arabia, Colo, Mrs. Com
stock. Ponca City: Mrs. T. Kilmering,
Kansas City, Mrs. Neil Higgins, and
Miss Pearl Olson. Guthrie
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INDIGESTION GOES
IN FIVE MINUTES
Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Gas and
Other Stomach Misery
Vanishes

If what you just ate Is sOuring on
your stomach or lies like lump Of
lead, refusing TO digest, or sou belch
Gas and Eructa'e sour undlgested
food, or have a feeling of Dizziness,
Heartburn, Fullness, Nausea, Bad
taste in mouth and stomach head.
ache-this is Indigestion.
A full case Of Pape's Diapepsin
costs only 80 cents and will thorough
ly cure your outOl-order stomach
aud leave sufficient about the house
in case some one else in The family
may suffer from stomach trouble OF
Indigestion
Ask your pharmacist TO show you
the formula plainly printed ON these
50 cent eases, then you will Under
stand why Dyspeplic trouble Of al
kinds must So, and way they usually
relieve sour Out-o(-order siomachs OF
Indigestion in five minutes. Diaper
sin is harmless and tastes like candy
though each dose contains power
sufficient TO digest and prepare rol
assimilation into the blood all ih'
food YOU eat; besides, Il makes yol
80 to the table with healthy ap
petite: but, what will please YOU mos
is tha You will feel that your stoln
acb and intestiues are clean ant
fresh, and You win not need to re
sort to laxatyes or liver pills fo
Bilousness or Constipation
This city will have many Diapepsil
cranks, as some people will call them
but you will be cranky about thi
splendid stomach preparation, too, j
you ever try a little for Indigestion
or Gastritis or any other Stomach
misery.
Get some now, this minute, and 'or
ever rid your self or Stomach Trou
Die and Indigestion.
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Breakfast.

Breakfast.
Sliced pineapple cereal and cream,
Gied butteriiSh large hominy boiled
and then Drowned IN fryilgpan. whole
wheat bread, toast, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
Mutton stew Ga left overl, potatoes
boiled whole with parsley and butter
crcamc toast, doushnu,s and cheese,
cocoa
Yesturdat's 8 clear soup with poach-
Cd eggs on the surface, oyster pie, car
rJts. parbU led, then fried: sewcd
celery, chocola Q custard with whip
ped cream. cake, black coffee, The
Daily Leader
Mrs. Walter Welsh will entertain
the Rooney Mooney Shah club Satur-
day afternoon
The Ladies Guild Of Trinity church
| will give missionary tea at the
Episcopal roctery Friday March II
at D. N, A paper on Woman's Work
will be read by Mrs. John Barrlck.
Mrs. Charles Mcmillan has return
cd to her home IL Seward after q
4 visit to friends in the city
Mrs. Louis Hahn and Miss Clemen.
tine Powers OF Ellsworth, Kansu arc
visiting Mrs, A. c, Dolde.
AIrs Lymon Knighton and Miss
Lelah Mcpherson have gone ON a
visit to friends at Pauls Valley
Mrs. J. j Boles and Miss Lillian
Boles entertained at cards Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs, Reuel Haskell, Mrs
W. r. McBrine and Mrs. Kaufman
won the prizes.
Mrs Marsiield wife OF the new pas
tor Of the Firgt Baptist church, was
welcomed by the ladies' Of the church
at the home of Mrs. Arnet Snyder
yesterday
The Smart Set will meet with Mrs
Lymon Gray Saturday afternoon
Mrs. r II. Doyle. 4O5 North Broad
street. left this morning for a two
weeks stay with relatives II Emer
aid, Kan,
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EAGLES REHEARs|AG M|NSTRELs

Rehearsals for the Eagles Minstrel
show on March % and a have been
commenced. This is to be home
talent performance for the benefit OF
the Orphans home here.
Harry Kaley is dircctoing the per-
lt ltrmance Herman Grimes will do
he blacklace and the Rebillard sis
ters viii sing. The Eagles have
scared up a good lot of entertainers
and they are rehearsng some live
stuff
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Judge Huston Leetured.

Judge A. Fl Huston spoke al The
special services in Trinity Episcopal
Church last night His subject was
the Increasing liberation Of religious
views, dating from the time OF Luth-
er, He used freely the prophecies OF
Utopia, whose author died al The
block and whose creams have become
realities.
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meet at Odd Fellows hall al 1880
p m. to attend the funeral of Brotn.
er S. H. Olson, 10 be held at the Nj
+ church South. at 2:30 .. m. AS
many as can do 50 meet at the home
of the deceased 3 miles southwest ol
the city at 1880 to accompany corpse
10 the city.
Friends, Rebekahs and A II n. As-
ssoclation Invited to atteud,
AJOHN BARKER, N. G
w. ]. MATHIS, Sec.
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Two Divorces Granted .

Two divorces we're granted IN super
or court Yesterday. Pearl Palmer
Cheeyer secured a divorce from L. L.
Cheeyer on the ground of abandon
ment Clara Peers obtained de-
cree In the case against Albert Pet
ers. She was awarded the custody
OF two children and a stated furd
for their support.
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M-sapprehend con.est Terms.

There seems 70 be q misapprehcl'
eion as TO the terms Of the contest
started by the Young Mems Civic
league for an appropriate name for
the mineral wells water II lis intend
ed that everybody shall compete for
me $25 prize, and each person llf~.
submit as many tamcs as may 0c-
cur But it is expected that all the
names shall be submitted at orc time
Ilt@ scgbnd enySope vii mot be
accepted from the same person,
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POPULAR Fireman weds-

Edgar Guy Freeman young Santa
Ire fireman, fayorably Known IN the
city and Miss Kizziah Fisher were
married ~ the home OF Mn and Mrs.
Charles p. Goeleinger DlOl Wcsa
Mansur avenue this afternoon. They
viii live here The bride is the step
daughter OF Mr. Goetsinger foreman
Of the Southwestern Iron works.
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PROMOTER GOES TOPR|s0N
Get Rich Quick" OperatorSold
wireless Telegraph"
Stock to Suckers

New York. ~ y. Mar l6--Geo. II
Monroe, prominent promoter OF
get rich quick" schemes. said bv the
government to have obtained half a
million from Investors in his pronnsi-
tions In the last few years. was con-
victed In the United States court
Eere today OF using the mails to de.
fraud through the sale OF wireless
teIearaphn stock anl was sentenced
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Flour Consumer.

War Is on between he home flour
mills and the dealers handling the
Kansas product Several days ago
,..ere was a cut in prices or the home
product and yesterday the Kansas
flour was put down 10 ninty cents
for a fifty pound sack. The local deal
ers in local flour met It b. going TO
seventy-flve cents. There has beenl
a quiet but energetic fight ON for
some time, and tins week goods com
mepced selling much below cost.
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Among late arrivals TO take up resi-
dence her. TO use the saline mineral
water are men from ST. Louis and
Kansas City There are already uns
der treatment local people and people
from Cincinnati, Cedar Rapids and
other places
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O O o o o O o o o o o o
O FRESH TOPICS O
o OF THE TOWN 0
900 o 0 o O o O O o
viii Retain Residence Here.

Fred Barde, Kansas City Star cor
respondent, has returned to the city.
He will keep his residence here, visit
ing oklahoma City a few times each
week. c ID. Hall, the Kansas CITY
Journal mar, will reopen his home
here and diyiue time between the
two cities.
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The Grand Concert company Of
the Christian college at Enid viii
give a concert Of exceptional merit
at the Christian church March lG
Come aud help q good cause.
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the supreme court, returned to the
city today after visit to Hot
Springs.
Dr. j. R. Ray, of Kansas City, is
here.
Mrs ] 7. Traylor Of coyle, spent
the day in the city.
lanes L. Gresham, Of Wewoka, is
here.
NJ. p Holland, Of Oklahoma City,
spent the day here