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Arizona republican., 1911-07-07

sitting up nights studying the necessary
ingredients from which to construct a
punch that will please the taste, yet
not conflict with the local option law.
Mr.. Maier has never had much eXper-
fence as a miXologist, but always sue
ceeds in whatever he undertakes.
County Supervisor Hoghe can vCuch for
nim-especially ut election time.
Several patrons and admirers of
PhoeniX's only reliable newspaper sug-
gest that its regular market reports in
clude the ruling prices of cantaloupes.
watermelons and grapes in the eastern
markets.
The tomato growers are getting their
crates in readiness. as packing will be-
gin very soon now.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
BODY SENT TO KANSAS.

The body Of William Ross, no died
here on the Fourth, was yesterday sent
To Wichita. Kansas. The sealed casket
was placed on the train leaving Mesa
at 1918, and was acc mpanicd by Mrs
w. +. McFie, the daughter who came
from Los Angeles. As the latter is a
hustling business woman, there was no
delay in preparations, and no religious
ceremonies were held. The latter will
perhaps take place at Wichita, where
the remaining daughters reside. as Mr.
Ross was raised as a Scotch Presby-
terrain
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
MESA WEATHER.

\ larger than usual per cent of mois-
ture in the atmosphere during the past
two days has occasioncd some alarm on
the part of those whose melons are
ripening fast, but so far the danger of
rain is not worrying the weather man.
The average for the twenty-four hours
ending July at Z a. m, gives no rain
forecast:
Maximum temperature ............1OO
Minimum Observation-Disclosures. 20
Mean Observation-Disclosures. IS
Character of day, clear; prevailing
direction of wind. northeast; heavy
dews. but no precipitation. Forecast
Partly cloudy.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
NEW BAlER HERE.

The AIIisOn-TWay baIcr has arrived
and will be put in commission at once
1t is a gasoline power machine. said tn
be one of the best made. The owners
have enough land to guarantee plenty
of home work whether there IS much
custom work or not. About eighty tons
of fine alfalfa hay were spoiled on the
Tway ranches this season. for the rea-
son that a baler could not be obtained
before the rain came. When cut, there
was promise of an immediate ba!er. but
the owners of the latter fell down" on
their promises. Mr.. Tway is now pre-
pared To prevent anything of the kind
again happening on the home ranches.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07

Spain has no relatives in this part of
the country.
The bride was very handsomely
dressed, but the informant. being a
mere man, could only say that she wore
something that looked very pretty and
added to the loveliness of the bride. Mrs.
Spain is an old time resident of the
valley, considering her limited number
of years, and has wide circle Of
friends. Mr.. Spain has resided here
about two years. coming from the Mis-
sissippi river valley. He has been adj
United To the bar, and for long time
was principal of one of the middle west
schools. However, he is now a home
steadcr and is an enthusiast as TO the
great future of the Queen Creek sec
ton.
The young couple are all fitted out
for housekeeping and will spend their
honeymoon in their own home.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
YOUNG
Mothers

-
No young woman, in the Joy of
coming motherhood, should neglect
20 prepare her system for the phys
Ical ordeal she is to undergo. The
health of both she and her coming
child depends largely upon the care
she bestows upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares The expectant mothers sys-
.en &C. he coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during all the
Germ. 1t works with and for nature,
and by gradually expanding all It's
sues, muscles and tendons, involved,
and keeping the breasts in good con-
dition. brings the woman to the crisis
bin splendid physical condition. The
baby too is more apt to be perfect and
Strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself for natures supreme
function. No better advice could be
gwen a young expectant mother than
shat she use Mothers Friend it is a
that has proven its value in
thousands of
Friend is sold at MOlnGrS
% ~ i iof Tree Friend
book fo1 expect
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug-
gestiors of helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
NEWS IN BRIEE.

Mr.. and Mrs. higgins spent yester
day afternoon lodging the Phoenix
street cars and doing some shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Smith have gone
to Los Angeles to spend the remainder
] of the summer.
Mrs. r. II. McKibbin has gone to
Seattle To remain until fall
one Of the social events of the Fourth
overlooked by the correspondent. was a
supper given by Mr. and Mrs. X l..
Mumford. at their home. The guests
were Rev. David Roberts ana family,
Josie Trinkle and Walter Tway.
Mrs J. T. Mcfarland and daughters
and Mrs. Marshal r. Bowen will leave
today for California, to remain a few
weeks. Mr.. Mcfarland will spend the
summer at >Goldfield and Mr.. Bowen
will join the summer widowcr's club
The following guests are registered
at the Alhambra-J. Il. Cook. w II.
Montgomery. Tempe; E. w. McCauley.
Ray; A. Z. Harder. Denver; w. f.
Merle, J. NJ. Beebe, Los Angeles; Peter
p Harley and wife. Rawley, Cal; T
T. Schmidt. Superior.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.
Pickens is said to be threatened with
an attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. ]. Allen Brooks. whose sudden
illness so alarmed her family and
friends. is reported very much i'm
proved.
Rev. A. L. Hawley was in from Hig-
ley yesterday afternoon on business.
He was delayed SO long waiting for re-
pairs that he only~had time to get home
and change clothes for the Spain Mock
wedding
Mrs. Annie L. Duff, mother of Mrs.
G. Fred Bracket, is in Mesa for Wis
it with her laughter and family. Mrs.
Duffs home is in Denver.
The Norton stages now leave Mesa
for Roosevelt every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, returning on off days.
Chas. QuOn has purchased the inter
est of Ye Lai in the American Kitchen.
and will conduct it at the old stand.
north side of Main street.
The net receipts of the Fourth of
July celebration were turned over to
the Mesa Gymnasium. Manager Nor
ris announces that the gym is now in
a position to pay all its outstanding OBJ
legations
A lively Fourth is reported at Higley
with plenty of fireworks and fun.
w. y. Burton is now engaged in har-
vesting his crop of Thompson seedless
grapes. He says the crop is fine. his
only objection being that he has so
small an acreage All his crop is spok- |
en- for although he has just began
gathering
The Allison Davis Hardware Co. now |
has both phones for the accommodation |
Of customers.
7. NJ. Bates and family have moved |
from the Rydberg home on North Mac |
donald to the Avery house. Vineyard |
addition. Billy Riggs accumulated an |
acute case of perspiratiOn in moving |
the piano.
Near Beer is now a popular drink |
IN Mesa. BoXwarmer says it may be |
near" but is yet 50 far-from the real |
thing.
Cantaloupe shippers are working late
.hese moonlight nights, many of the
helpers making half days extra time.
L is necessary to get the cants loaded
md away as speedily as possible
Fred Maier was appointed chief of
he punch bowl for the Red Men feed
o be given next Tuesday night. He is
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
MESA

Continued from Page sevenJ
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
BOUGHT EGAN STOCK.

The ESan bankrupt stock was sold
in Phoenix Wednesday to a representa-
tive of one of the creditors. named Rob
ert O'Shea. The price was seventy
cents on the dollar. invoice values.
There were several bidders, among
them T. VI. Bates of Mesa, who offered
within a cent of what the goods sold
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
NEW BOOKKEEPER.

Frank Dykes, who for some time past
has been holding down the job of book
keeper for the \. * b. Grocery. has re
signed that position to look after his
interest in few thousand dollars
worth of cantaloupes For the present
Councilman c. f. Bracket the b. of
the \. * b. Co, is charging up the
accounts and keeping track of the Gus
TONER'S debit and credit columns.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
EVER SEE A BALDHEAOED
WOMAN?

one noted authority says that there
are five baldheaded women to every
four baldhcaded men and loss of hair
among women is rapidly increasing.
This is the startling statement pub
lished in one of the standard magazines
this spring.
This would inueed be distressing
news for women were it not for the
fact that there is one preparation that
will surely prevent loss of hair from
either man or women.
Ladies, don't worry; this great au-
thority may be right and may be
wrong. Just put your faith in PARIS
IAN SAGE; it will keep for you all the
hair you have now and grow for you
an abundance of new hair.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07
HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLDS

Must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will do it.
f. NJ. Stewart, 1894 Wolfram St. Chi
caGo. writes: Il have been greatly
troubled during the hot summer
months with Hay Fever and find that
by using Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
pound l get great relief" Many 9TH
crs who suffer similarly will be glad
to benefit by Mr.. Stewards experience.
ElVey x Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07

z y r | STA y
SAGE is the most
delightful and in
MIGRATING n a ir
iressing in the
world; if you do
lot use it daily
YOU are missing a
glorious treat.
1t is guaranteed
to Danish dandruff
Iill the Gandruff
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07

for. The payment of seventy cents on
the dollar for a bankrupt stock is con-
sidered a good price. Fifty per cent of
values in such cases is generally about
the average
Arizona republican., 1911-07-07

germs, (cause of baldness) stop falling
hair and scalp itch in two weeks or
money back. PARTISAN SAGE also
puts lustrc and radiance into dull,
faded hair. Large bottle so cents at
y. l. Boehmer. and druggists every
where.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
WOULD--BE SUICIDE
 IS GETTING WELL
Frank MaldOnado Expected to Recover Quickly from
 GunShot Wound

Frank MaIdonado, the man who at tempted to end his life at a house on Naco road Monday morning by shooting himself through the head. will get well, according to C. & A physicians.
 Maldonado is being treated at the C. & A. hospital. The only serious damage Maldonado did himself was 10 shatter ais upper left Jaw bone. This has been reset and unless blood poisoning sets in, he has good chances for an early recovery.
 In another room at the hospital Arthur Gray, the night manager Of the Palace stables. is making a game fight for his life. He was operated upon Sunday, for appendicitis and though his condition is serious. there is hope of recovery. Maldonado dsspised life and is recovering. Gray loves life and Is making hard fight to live.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
WATER COMPANY ID
 MAKE PROPOSITION
Will Tell How to Reduce h. Surance in Exchange
 for Franchise

The city council will hold spec ial meesng Thursday afternoon at o'clock for the purpose Of hearing a imposition from the Bisbee Naeo Water company. The water company will likely have a proposition to sub mt regarding reductions of water rates to consumers asking for fran chise in exchange for better water service.
 The water company will also agree 10 furnish to the city for an available fire fighting water supply 10000 gal Ions per minute in excess of the pres eut supply. Growing out Of this ad- ditional supply. Bisbee will get con siderable reductions in fire insurance rates.
 In case the proposition of the vat CT company is favorably received by The council. an ordinance granting a franchise to the company will be drawn up and voted on by the coun- cil. If 1t Is passed the ordinance will then be voted upon by the voters Of the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
MAYOR EDMUNDSON
 WILL GROW LEMONS
Will Give Up Medical PraC- tiCe for Back to Ma
 ture Program

The family Of Mayor C. l.. Edmund son. consisting of Mrs. Edmundson and little Charles. will leave Thurs day for Los Angeles and make their home there permanently. Mayor Ed mundsOn will leave between me mia- ale and last of July.
 The home Of Mayor Edmundson win be on his lemon orchard near Los Angeles. When he leaves Bis bee he will give up the practice of his profession and grow lemons
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
BADLY BURNED AT
 GARAGE; GASOLINE
 IN TANK ExPlOOES
W. ]. Bolton, Helper at Auto Company, Was Pouring
 Stuff Into Tank
INJURIES VERY SERIOUS

W. J. Bolton, helper and student at the garage Of the Bisbee Auto com pany, on Main street. is at the Cop per Queen hospital suffering of sev- ere burns sustained yesterday morn ing about s o'clock when a gasoline tank on an automobile exploded.
 Bolton was pouring gasoline into the tank when, from a cause not yet determined, the explosion occurred, severely burning the entire lower part of Bottoms body A fire alarm was turned in and the fire was put out. The right half of the front seat of the auto was badly damaged by fire. Bolton was placed in an am bnlance and hurried to the hospital. where his burns were treated.
 Burns May be Fatal.
 1t may be several days before the degree of Bottoms injuries is deter mined. His body, over the kidneys, was severely burned and the flames may have had an internal effect. He slept awhile yesterday afternoon un- der the influence of opiates. His in iuries are regarded as very serious and he may not recover.
 Bolton is a married man and re- sides on School hill. He is a young man and was engaged as a helper at the garage. employing a part Of his time in learning how to drive g machine
 The probable cause Of the explosion is said to have been ignition by static electricity. It Is certain that it was not caused by fire from cigar or cig- arettes, as the man does not smoke.
 The fire department responded quickly to the alarm and the only damage to the garage or machines was the half of the front seat of a new E. M. F. machine owned by the automobile company. the upholstery of which was destroyed and the wood work destroyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
cANANEA NOTES

cANANEA, Son. Mex. May 30.- Manuel Ainza, who was arrested by the rederais when he left Can. anea for Agua Prieta to join the in- surrectos. and wAo was reported to have been shot by the order of Gen
 eral Luis Torres. returned to Can anea from San Francisco, Cal
 Ainza's experience was nothing short of marvellous. He was arrested just outside of Agua Prieta by Col
 Mora's men and a few days later vas taken to Hermosillo when Mo ra's men command was sent there. Torres ordered that Ainza be exc cuted but. Ainza is a counsin of
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31

will take charge fthe office of state collector of revenues. replacing Alfredo Armada.
 The party expected to reach Arizps by Thursday night and will possibly return to Cananea or SaturdaR
 All the records of the orice win be brought back to Cananea and the office will be in Cananea in the future. All the other offices which were at Arizpe formerly will con tinue so, with the possible excep- ton of prefect. The new prefect has not yet been selectd but 1t ia possible that he will be named before the present week Is ended.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31

Gov. Cubilia and the latter inter ceded in his behalf. with the re suit that Ainza was banished from Mexico.
 Many reports of zinza's execu- ton were printed in the border newspapers, but he still lives and defies them to prove .t
 Ainza has been selected as tne provisional state revenue collector, succeeding Alfredo Armada. and his headquarters will be in Cananea.
 With an escort of about eighty men, Mayor Ignacio r. Pesquiera and Manuel Ainza left on Thursday morning for Arizpe. where Ainza
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
DEVON HoRsE sHow opENs

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 30.-- Society turned out in force today at the opening Of the second an nual exhibition of the Devon Horse Show association. The list of en- tries this year includes S5 classes. and Is the most varied list ever offered horse breeders in Pennsyi- vsnia. Particular attention has been raid 10 the hunting and jumping classes. The show will continue until Friday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31

Arthur P. German, Jr.. son of the late United States Senator Arthur P. German, has given his friends to understand that he will be a candidate for the democratic guber- material nomination in Maryland this summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
MAYORS OF 2 CITIES
 INACCURATE PHONE
 LINE ID Il PASO
Mayor EdmundSoa Has Con versation With Mayor
 Kelly of Pass City
ASKS ABOUT POLITICS

Hello. Mayor Edmundson of Bis. bec?"
 Yes"
 This is Henry Kelly, mayor of Ell Paso. What is the political complex ion at your city council?"
 This question inaugurated the long distance telephone service of the Fri State company between Bisbee and line of that comUany, via Benson, yesterday at 4:12 D. m.
 T have been informed that there are republicans in you midst" the Fl Paso mayor continued. What about it?"
 Mayor Edmgndson explained the present status of the city council that there are four democrats and two republicans We had three bGt one resigned and went away" Bis bees mayor explained.
 That is a republican habit" re- plied the Fl Paso executive, who has written several volumes on the life and habits Of wild republicans.
 Will Visit 5ishee.
 The political chief of Fl Paso and Fl Paso county was told, however, that republicans still held the execu- tive citadel and the law, the city mar shal The mayor Of Fl Paso stated that he would be in Bisbee next week and Mayor Edmundson -assared hin' of the protection of a republican cit. marshal and 8 republican mayor.
 Mayor Edmundson will be advised later of the date of Mayor KellT E visit. to Bisbee.
 The mayor spoke from his office. at the c. & A. disRensary. the line hay ing been extended for that purrose from the telephone exchange. which E in the same building.
 Kelly Some Big One.
 Fl Paso's mayor is the political boss Of that city and Of Fl Paso county. the biggest county in the biggest congressional district in the biggest state in the United States. and yields power Of commensurate propor tions. He succeeded to the mayor ality of the Pass City at the death of Mayor Robinson. He is said to be the original Of the sons. ~HGs Any, body Here Seen Kelly" The ques- ton is so devoid of point in Fl Paso that the song Is sung without the question mark, for if there is anyone there who has not seen Big Chiei Kelly of Fl P7so's Tammany he is mOrtally afraid 10 admit it. The mooted freedom of the press" was shackled recently in Fl Paso by this political dhieftain, when he jailed q Mexico City correspondent, Gerald Brandon, fer making a diaboiical at tempt to intervisw General Navarro
 He is the Mayor.
 Be king, Richard; be king," ex- horted a partisan of King Richard of England Be mayor. Henry: be may ori Is the way Mayor Kelly exhorts Mayor Kelly. And he is. Notwith- standing the steam roller which the mayor k,i ps in the closet for his naughty children. Mayor Kelly runs the city Of Fl Paso in a way that has elicited the praise of other cities and caused them to investigate his meth. ods
 Mayor Edmundson said that the service between Bisbee and Fl Paso by way of Benson is perfect, the Fl Paso man being easily understood.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31
FoRAKER HE oRAToR.

COLUMBUS. O.. May 30.-Civil var veterans. militia organizations and civil societies combined to form great Memorial Day parade in Columbus today. The veterans marched to Memorial Hall, where former Senator Joseph R. Foraker, of Cincinnati. delivered the oration of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31

Washington Star: Was your bus band a bear in Wall street2
 T think so," replied yos---ss Mrs. Torkins. 'He certainly acted like one when he got home"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-31

Two i've vaudeville acts open cnight-OrFheum
The evening world., 1911-02-08
R0B|NC DEATH
Of JERSEY GIRL
|AFTER0 Operation
lien Gotty Died With Secret
of Hospital Where She
Was Attended.

Central ONCE detectives are to-day in
esbeating the death OF Ellen Gotty,
~epG-two years old, of No. 597 Pavonia
venue. Jersey City, who died in the
Bong Island College Hospital yesterday
e peritonitis following an operation
An she had undergone ten days ago.
\ psf before she died the girl, who had
taken to the hospital from the
Vendon hotel under an assumed name,
X her story to DR.. Fritz OF the house
X and DR.. Norman II. Gelss, who had
Va called by the hotel people 10 at
N her.
pc said she left home Jan. Is and
her family, who are socially and
itically prominent lin Jersey City,
she was going 10 visit some friends
Manhattan. She was accompanied
her hance. Thomas Fallon of No.
Grove street. Jersey city. whom she
forn'sed. three years ago, to marry
IeNt July. Fallon is the 10 ~ one OF
Pc late Bob Davis's right hand men.
Miss Gotty left Fa1lon early in the
ay. she said. after promising to meet
lHl III "dlildlltU IfD. L. utu, tHt
fid, she went to a private hospital and
|ad an operation performed, but she
teadfastly refused to tell Dr. Geiss or
Pr. Fritz where the hospital was or
lho performed the operation.
4 She went to the Clarendon Hotel for
Ter convalcscence N ~telephoned 10
Dung Fallon TO call on her there. He
lcind her very III, and It was on his
bsistence that a physician was sent
br.
1 DR.. Geiss, as soon as he saw the ma
pre- ef the case. ordered her sent to a
Iospi,ai. Miss Gotty did not var to
b, fearing her illness would become
no wn to her family before she told
Ihem Of IL herself.
| Young Fallon, who IL q large oper-
k2r in Jersey city real estate, with an
nice at No. 76l oMntgomery street,
jas not there to-day. His father.
fIomas Fallon. Il n travelling sales
ban and is the leader Of the political
jssociation bearing his name.
N2Ss. Gotty was taking instruction
bonn the priests OF St. Joseph's Church
II preparatory to her confirmation I'm Or
Ier to be of the same communion as
Ter fiance.
The evening world., 1911-02-08

The fifth annual entertainment and
OF the Foresters of America will
held in Grand Central Palace. Lex
hgton avenue and Forty-third street.
The excellent programme by
talent will begin at s
Cclock. The Companions OF the
representing the ladies circles
, the order. have beer most active in
|orking for the success OF the enter
hin ment.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York.
ARRIVED.

(enle coprnhasen
Il ca Galveston
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MD teOrsctpVn
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The evening world., 1911-02-08
Close of the Voting on the
$4,000 to Charity

Polls will be open until February 18th for charge
customers and others who wish TO vote on purchases
made in January. Purchases bearing a FEBRUARY date
will NOT be counted. Full details given az the Voting
Booth on First Floor, center, or by mail on request.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
INCOMING

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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TODAY.
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