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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
GIANT SKELETON

nv TINTED Peoss 11easeA WtVes5
PRESCOTT, Artx., Aug b.
The skeleton Of > human bslnp,
twice ~ large - any man liv-
Ing today, wss ssurd hers BY
Peter Marx on HE farm north
west Of Prescott. The skull 10
complete end IN the jaws are
testh tuskIIks In sire. The
bones Do not resemble shoss Of
ancient tribes found In Verde
and other valleys Of THE ccun-
Try.
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."sulcIcs," The VERDICT.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.---''suicidc"
was the verdict rendered by the
coroner's Jury here today ia the
case OF Mrs. Max Judall. vito Of a
travelling salesman. who plunged
to her death Tuesday from a VIII.
dow Of the vcndome hotel. where
shc had kept tryst with Peter
PAulos. q waiter. paulos was re.
leased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

WARRINGTON, Aug 6.--Asssrs-
Ino that the people Of Arizona hsd
better lose statehood than lose the
right 81 controlling their e~r gov
eminent. Senator Bourne (Rsp-.
orsuonl today replied 70 Tho recent
soeseh Of Senator evtheriand (Rsp-
Utah, eritieislne The recall q
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PORT AU PRINCE. Aug. b.
General F1rmin, former president
and head Of one Of the presidential
parties, Is approaching Port Al
Prince In a steamer from Porto
Hico today TO take command OF the
forces here. General Leconte. 1T
he head Of his army. Ii encamped
On the outskirts Of the city and .
clash seems inevitable. Bloody
riots In the interior are reported.
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TAFT REACHES
el0RY's SUMMIT

~ ualssa Rrpne $1,000 W5rss
8ktoo CATTLE, Scotland.
Aus. ks--Andved Carnegie To-
day praised prssidsnt TAFT In
unstirted terms for the part he
played In bringing about the A.
bltrssion treatIss between the
unitsd States, England and
France
~Ths president" ~ ssid,
shss reached the summit ~
human glory BY driving ssvsss
war from the English speaking
wcvsd snd from the two sisess
rspublles-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05
ELY AND ROBINSON
N lIR FLIGHT

NEW YORK. Aug b.r--Aviators
Beachy. Ely and Robinscn today
started on an aeroplane race from
Governors island TO Philadelphia
for . prize Of IS 900. offered By >
New York department store The
start was made 1t 3 o'clock
Beachy was leading Is the avfat0rs
crossed the river and beaded direct
Tor the Quaker City.
Ely and Robinson are the avtaecrs
sho made sucesssfui flights Pot
latch week bsra
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What a Small Investment
Means TO you.

you.
A Of rich fsrmis nss .
fAsaeaa
nswc oil ins opportunities to the
LABORfNG MAN
BUSINESS MAN
HoMEsEEKER--,
INvEsToR---
valley ~ miles from seattle
ety-ths cry q chsrn vssnST
"'
"oS'
puyALLf
why the O " buis a lars dspost In
% I bs 1000
DuvALL NEEDS rot and rou NEED
and
possibly asy ngfs
valley, sadns nsw sty-DuyAfa
Io,sns he 80;
small
OREGON WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
Eyerett offcs: 1i3sIi24 Bldg,
zoos Hewitt Seattle Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

Plan 20 attend races At Madison
park. five days, starting Tuesday.
August rs. A clean meet. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-05

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To NAH. eUueCHlnERs The date
~Asn yeur sussortettrn expirss = on ne
aidfess label of yeur papst. Whso thst
dale afslsss N yeur subscriptions has net
As@in been paid - savanes. feus nssns
10 taken from the Nst A change Of date
on the address isssi 10 receipt
nv mali tststetly IN adsancsi. " cerse
. meath. up 20 Ella menths. els seS0she
t.fs. enc ysar. e1os
~ mali. eas 81 ctty. - esrss Per nsnth
~ 70 sis fneaths. cts menths. hfs. one
year. ttff
yor the cenv ~nissss 81 sur resdsfs -
have sstabstshsd agencies ~ the fsiisv'
N n.i'ss. ssss n.i'.sa Az rhsss
Cssss rhsvms~y. eafnsr i<sh ~ ssd
y rlas. rsss kstS Ind, Cedar fsst
Nsentnin St<v hwy stew. eeto<f fsfd
ard Aurora North tfs, 0fssa ~.
sci ns 81 Meth iisi. orsss e.
., ssssA s-'A rsss-.ss. s''s p''''' ~
Cksvsy ssse>s rAss~s~y. sssass sara
Az ard chsssy .. rhssss xs" H.
AJssss Ds~s sssss. sssh ssa ossss-
weed ~ rhpns &e~th ~.
Aas taken an 70 II N.
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ONLY $500 PER ACRE

40 acres In skasit county, on sood road
20 acres bottom land. close 70 new car
line between Everett and Mt. vernon
YOUNG pRoBERG.
Phone ballard sis.
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SEE THIS LAND NOW.
$40 TO o26 PER ACRE
sNO RICHER SOIL
ON PUGET SOUND.


Throughout the United states the sss.Ass
wheat Yl<id 10 spouf frtssn bushels
20 tho asre. sonstimss IN kssfsrn
Washington IN good ysafs they VII ~
forty bushels 20 the acre Oh wai4by
leland In this Vicinity Of Oak Hartof
they raise flftY 10 one hpn1rs1 teshfis
10 The Aers. You can prove this teuf-
elf b. soins up nos ana looking evsr
the ehafDoos crops nos on the neips
ussfsf stiil. In .Abpat two ~crks fhs1
teG1n thseshsnG Go NJ thsns tsks :
taos linz eiens. fnsssufe tsia sna
AsoertAin ths oupb<r Of sffes IN y.
snd then eesnf tas Sacks thr fhfsensr
fila Few of tho farms Will produce
ssss shss 10 70 - svsHsls y ne sers.
apd many Of ttcp hendr~d bnshsis
10 tbs acre And the proportion y
ahsuf the same With other farm prod
peis BERRIES rpeh ~ safly ~ on
tsshon Islsnd. pofsfess. pisplani. on
IONS snd tomatoes DO exceptionally
veil. Fos chiesen raurhtng yoa could
mol find . b~stsr place. for toa can
fstsa youf feed at % little sspsnss
The isnn ne ave selling 81 tfs - Us
rrf acre ION Very f.ss Terms y
fishs IN fhs sicinftY or the cultlysfed
farms that are pss1urina ,here won
asrfai efops Fnffhermors, tb~y car
~ cleared wfth not over half the labor
most ~ th- lard around PyErs SQUAD
rsgaires And ws say. GO and sss these
isnts nov because - 10 such ftne
Opportunity 10 see fust sssrtty What
they will DO rhetosrsphs aad TAU
information al offfes.
-
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DEATH FOR Death

wILKEs-BARRE. Pa. Aug. s.
Governor Tener has fixed Septem-
Der 2s N the date for the execu-
ton Of Geo. l.. Marion. q Chicago
theatrical man.
Marion came here to urge
Frances Lee Brooks. with whom he
had lived for several years. TO re-
turn to Chicago with him. They
met In the office Of the chief OF
police. and when the woman re-
fused 10 accede TO his ovcrtures.
saying she had been legally married
TO q man named Brooks. Marion
killed her.
WILEY PURPosELy HAMPERED
WASHINGTON, Aug. b.-That
DIR. Harvey w. Wiley had been pur-
poacIy hampercd in his work
against quacks by other employees
In the department Of agriculture.
was the contention made by Attor-
ney Davis, counsel for Wiley, today
before the house COMMITTEES ap-
poinfsd TO investigate expenditures
in that department
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cissr nsksrs annual pisnid spnisy.
Aesuss STR. - rertnn> reslks.--...--ss.
...~...,,rsHso rsI s;..,>~~>.~o~
srvss. ~ maasns. sssoiuss. si'hess ss~s-
sr.s s -: ssas sss ...s :ssss ssss
ri. s::s:s i. ...;.: = sAsi's s'as
BTYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
yisss ss'mGs1. sysd. sis..se 80 e
s;s.sss bs . s ss''' .ss 20 81.
wSsss hiiis. claims collected any-
where. pvtvsts detective rssk snywhSrsi
lsesisa 4 pstssslss As-ney. 90 BAILEY
Hidg hain ts7s. Open sssntnss
LAblEB REM0DELIN0 PARLoR1
New garments made and oid sesnsdeisa;
Az. z:;:si s ne ,s "a ] 7 ;:Il
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES; MAIN sss1: IND 80:
Don't Be lonely ioin our mssfimoniei
kursau fs7s seventh sv.. room 10. shis
month. Phone sis1 -..---
Card reading 3te. ladies only Hotel
Ksscts. s1ish Ftrst ~. room ~. sseona
floor. -
INTRODUCTION aociETr
Removed TO fesh PIKE Room :.
LOST AND FOUND.
s~s~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~ ~S~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~>>
Esis. return that .ardonys ring Con-
finsntnI D~sscfiss Agency. ia Bailey.
Losf-@From 1905 seventh Az, green
parrot with yellow ring around its meek
TT1nF on wssii7Es AZ n. miaaiTai
July "a: reward Main ts.I: -
HELP WANvEp--FEMALE.
wanted. by woman school teacher. .
so ssd Z: sos sso al ss
| q " Ii. 7t1 New York Block:
WOMEN may earn good pay At home
cutting nav spapers send 100 TOT
Guido" NEW PROCESS co. Dept 1ss'
Nurss sIri wanted At re North 18Th
st. Phone Ind. Green $40
Wafted--aood woman 10 take charss
Of small rcomins house. s4s Lssry az:
ryHnlshEp RooMs; ,ooo<,
vIRoINuss HOTEL. csr: yIrsinia and
18th, near westiake ay.. ios new. modern
FURNISHED tsii outside, roorDs. free baths
week, soc and 7sc per day; wslkins dis
lance.
THE ArNEx--700t Eighth av.. near
Westiaks Az. new. clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms ffor men.)
Rates ~ 90 per week; zso per night
olympic Apartments = iiousekseptng
rooms tf,7g and up single rooms $3.50
and up. best and cheapest cioss-in apart
snenfs In city. near public market 1oio
weStern Az,
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
THE KENYON.
p~aI homea for discriminating people;
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"A Travesty
on Justice

(Dy Uassea Pesos Aessea Wsesf
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.--Deciartna
that the action Of Federal Judge
Archibald In impoelng , compare
lively nominal fine on the memberl
OF the wire pool for violation Of
the antitrust laws was . travesty
on Justice which u followed cui
would cause absolute contempt 81
the law to prevail In oil quarters
U. 3. District Attorney Wise. who
prosecuted the csses, today sent tc
Washington . hot protest TO thu
attorney general.
sThers WISE . pesssetiy clear
cass." Wise said. ~ men csn VIC
late the law and only be made "a
surrender . very email portion Of
their ~ gotten gains. there must
soon come abseluts contsmpt Of the
law everywhere"
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GOLDFTELD. New. Aug. g.
Gambling il at q standstill here
today for the first time. Despite
the fact that the last legislature
made all forms of gambling Q fell
ouy. faro, twenty one" and poker
have fourished Last night Sheriff
ingalls, took hand and brought
things 10 an abrupt close.
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rumYMqf5p>
GhzQSE luCs:sso, s sovheS
RzrfrT Hk
Fuf\RAL piREcroRe.
frET01EE1TCEu JsBEN fSRiE6 % q
c sss ss sns 4a' osvsSs a III lit re- re
mept ~ Phones North az, Qfssa ~
nUrTEfwoHTH 4 sos. Fssfsssleasl
pissstsrs snd Lissnssd kr.ssim.ts ~, ~
neia@Y -ws ssan 20. tmns.si phss,sl.
Third ~ sna usissfssts sesh phecss -
HGLp wANrGp--NALG-
,a,s,.ss &c. = sss.ss W. . s.s. 7,
-.ths xr~st Ther lee f~mssksbts 81.
au4@aes carried 10 ssesosy n t~eniy.
five siis rsss 90 shs fesstn isss~tsr 70
eensy, seset@ "a pisssns~ tsass ths
rhcr Il : pssss % eSetfsss Thar fe~ en-.
durHnes every tiu1s let - spesis<s yss
s !, aus q .s'i.' e s We wsss 1 is,s
wssssd ---zss asa vosass y issss sss
sesssr lse4s Lsssss; 49, gssi sssY.
INN. sssrnine a. asi,sasss1 sssrs- seiy
ssS csii ead 80 ear sshsss - wsiss
NATIONAL BARBER coIi.EoE
- wsse,rsssa. e 80 rsiss A.
--- S.s,Ssi SssrS rssn ii ss~ssls o. vsss.
~ 70 ~ a. fsilwsy mai sssrks ssss.
elite. sissts as1 ississ ssstssxs. ss'r{
- =: ,s 's = e.: s,s. =! a. ,. :; ~
trade xhsrss Nfe 7hiFa sv. h~tresa
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IS DOWN
BEAUTIFUL LOTS
PRICE 5000 EACH
NEAR FAuNTLEROY PARK
TERMS IS. AND IS MONTHLY
NO TAX FOR TWO YEARS
BEAUTIFUL TREES AND FREE
WOOD
SEE MR.. BURNS AT PARK
ANY AFTERNOON tINCLUDING
Sunday. INQUIRE FOR HIM
AT ICE CREAM PARLOR.
JOHN II. WHITE Coz
407 ORIENTAL BLOCK
MAIN 220s IND. 1882
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FURNISHED ApARTMENTs.

THE KENYON.
Real homes for discriminating people;
4. 3 and Groom. fully furnished apart
Inents; Yesier car TO sth. one block north.
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WEST q WHEELER
new s:RooM HOUSE

NEW sRo0M HOUSE
WITH LAKE FRONT ACREAGE.
within ~Aiains distance Of the boat
isndins a. Kirkland Large tract Of
fish black lean soil. with nsu f-room
house. ready 70 mofs intot parf
SirAfsa. nn. for VERSAILLES and pcsl-
sfy. and Close 20 schools. churches and
stor~s rsics ttft tsfms. Sc east.
SIC fnnnihiy. To sTs thts place. take
the Madison ear and Kirkland fsrry o.
Andersen boats 20 our effirs. cp wharf
al Kirkland. or zee
BURKE 4 FARRAR. Inc.
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~~>~~~~~-~~~>~~~-~ ~-~s~N~s~~~~~~-
GOOD LAND CHEAP.
FIVE DOLLARS
Per month, buys ons Of our CHOICE
town: ons hour from seattle. few min
ss;s. al. az tss@ . ',sa s'e is:: ss.
tier for fruit and poultry ranch. ~
ss.rE LITTLE mosEs asH,, fsi g e
RoBERT MALTBY.
1910 ALASKA building
WATERFRONT AT $50 PER
ACRE.
or Tine water front on Hoods canal fer
ease. Terms tle cash. balance tg per
month. 2es f~ss Of ~At~r front 20 each
for .usamsslns sroaas s.ssiis. You
PRICES are soaring daily. oood clam
OLE HANSON 4 CO.
THIRD Floor Nsw York Hook
Q . . o o . . o co o Q . o o o o 8
3 NEAR sLvEnDALx on HOOD 8
y CANAL o
Q Asss.s. and r.,srfssn's ues 70 .
o hEERscHElDT q THENcKMASE. o
- sts Central BIOS. Q
8 cooo o o co o o o o o {
WE WANT GOOD NEiGHBORS
AND IMPROVEMENTS.
And a. special Endorsement have o.:
FfyK-AcHE TR1cTs AZ very tow
prices AND VERY EASY TERMS: ssto.
1878 and tsoe Per tract RICH.
one hcur from ss1siis' We doabf II
yoo can bay elsewhere SUCH GOOD
LAND. 80 well located. for double the
ROBERT MALTBY,
isfe Alaska Building.
Five aer@s fine level isnd five miles
from Anbptns deep blaek loan ssil all
cleared, meadow and pasture. This place
VIII kivs = man an income OF about
s ~ "s s,.,si, team me ~ nas.s vas wsssn
harness busy aud some farming irnpic-
nnsnfs ana tools Fine s-story t-roorn
house. good barn. good water: f1.sss. Al
fak~n A. ence. as the ewn-r 10 not we'll.
Address "a. !. HsrEy. Green River Hotel.
Auburn. Wash.
BEST BUY ON TIE RIDGE
BETWEEN
SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Ten serss rich, issei land. close 10 new
beuiessrd and intsrurbsn. tract faces
On fine eeuasy resd and VIII have
TAINs rrirs for quick ssi~. si.tee.
ROBERT MALTBY,
1889 AiAskA Ruildinx
on~-aers tract on srsdsd boulevard. :
bloeks from Sound. lots Of beautiful
trees; land lies level. Gloss g wharf:
80 ssss' ssl.nss Is pss mensa. '
OLE HANSON 4 CO.
1l<-lt-lE-f7 New York block
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Sale or trade for Seattle property-ti6s
acres, Okanogan county; fruit or dairy.
ta.ooo. A. c. 5earls. les W. aSrd
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OLE HANSON 4 co.

Third FIo0f Wv fnfk HOOK
o . y D o o v o co o o y o y o o &
3 NEAR smvEnpALx on HOOD 8
o CANAL o
Acreage and ratsrffenfs. SEQ 10 .
1itt per acre. on your own terms o
hEERscHEIDT q TEENckMASH. o
D 5N Central bidg. o
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CLOSE N--S1.50 PER WEEK
Housekeeping permitted. No. foi2-fe
Pike IT. T. ais.
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.
~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~Nrsc-cSrs
rox, Rlick and other makes Pacific
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
LOST AND FOUND.

$25 REWARD-For the return to me, or to the sheriff at Prescott. of three cashiers checks of the Bank of Arizona. issued to Zenas McPher- son on May 9th, 1911. numbered l5950, 15951 and I5952, and drawn for S2OO, $500 and $500, respectively
 These checks were lost on May 11th, 1911. somewhere between Five Points and a distance of about five miles out, on either the Yuma or Buckeye roads, or between the two Payment has been stopped, and as none of the checks were endorsed, they are of no value to the finder. I will pay the above reward for their return. and no questions asked. Zenas McPher- son. 7-bb
 LOST-2 black horses, enc with white face; wire cut on feet. Finder return l. Jose Escalante, Glendale, Ariz. dr
 FOUND-Tan auto light owner can have same by calling at the Re publicaE and paying charges of ad. dm
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
BUSINESS CHANGES.


 A payable business for sale in d prominent place Take about s7,G00.OO to swing it. Address No. 15, Republican Office dn WANTED-You can make from $4. % to Sl20O per day silvering mirrors for Hotels. Restaurants, Barbershops and Resident people. Any man, woman, boy or girl can do the work. I teach you how to get the business and do the work. Complete set of instruments prepaid on receipt of $1.OO R w Am mons, 204 Burtz St, Los Angeles, Cal
 ak 4 BARGAIN-For prompt action. small block Arizona Finance stock (Ar- iZona Fire Insurance Co) for sale at sacrifice; owner compelled to sell to meet pressing obligations. Address P O. box 4, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
FOR EXCHANGE
PERSONAL MENTION

The following arrivals registered al the Phoenix hotels:
 At the Hotel Ford: c. H. Iutzen New York; R. c. Fife. Douglas; A j. Cunningham, Los Angeles; J. H Macdonald Ray; R. G. O'Shea. San Francisco; J. A Jarold, Mesa: c. A. Sager. New York; F. P. Weber. Day ton; B. Clousley. Berlin; F. T. Munk, Globe; George Matthews, Salt Lake City; Grant H. Fob, Oakland; MT. and Mrs. F. O'Connell. San Jose; G. H. Han, Los Angeles; w. P. McNair, Douglas; O. D. M. Gaddis. Kingman; c. c. Joy.
 At the Adams Annex: R. q. Gray son, Franklin, Neb.; H. Baxton. New York; J. w. Peabody. St. Louis: Jas. Kennedy. San Francisco: Mrs. L. Drury. Denver: J. Kettelliel. New York; A c. Lewis, Jr.. Philadelphia: :: J. D. Wagner. Seattle; L. c. Vane. Prescott
 At the Stag: A. C. Leake. Los An geles; F. M. Vries. City; Harry Ames, Omaha, Neb.; B. NJ Belcher, Pres colt; H. H. B. Caprice
 At the Commercial: F. Y. White. Fairfield, Iowa; R. O. Polk. Ray: A. E. Upper. Prescott; D. L. Booker. Prescott; Frank Shields. Florence; D. w O'Carroll. City; w. J. James. Tucson; J. A. Pitts, City: Earl F.. Fawcett, Kansas City; Ruby Ament. Douglas: w. Fl. Avery, Los Angeles; J. L. Mayfield. Baltimore: John Kopi-
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
05S36. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. s Land office at Phoenix, Ariz., June 20. 1911.
 Notice is hereby given that Bertha Sistrunk. of Scottsdale, AriZ., who, on May 13, 1909. made homestead entry No. O5936. for SEA. Section IS. Town ship N, Range 4 E, G. and S R. meridian. has filed notice of intention to make final communication proof, to establish claim to the land above de- scribed. before register and receiver U. $. Land Office. Phoenix. Ariz., on the 26th day of July, 1911.
 Claimant names as witnesses: William A. McClelland. of Scotts- dale, Ariz.; Josephine A Lincoln. of Phoenix, AriZ.; Francis Frazier, of Scottsdale, AriZ.; Francis LaRue, of Scottsdale, Ariz.
 FRANK IT PARKER,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL
 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Trustees of Phoenix Union High School, Phoenix, Arizona. invite ! bids for the erection and completion of five high school buildings. as fol- lows:
 l. Auditorium Building
 IDomestic Arts and Science Build ing
 III Science Hall.
 ". Shops and Power Building.
 V. Gymnasium
 Said buildings to be built accord . ing to plans and specifications of Norman F. Marsh, architect, which can be seen at his office. 3I2-14 Broadway Central Building. Los An geles. Cal. or from the Principals of flee at the High School. corner Fifth and Van Buren streets. Phoenix. Ari- zona.
 Bids will be called for as follows:
 (a) General contract.
 (b) Heating and Ventilation.
 Co Program Clock.
 The Board of Trustees of said Phoe- nix Union High School District will re- ceive bids for above buildings up and until D. m., mountain time. Wednes- day. July 19. 1911.
 All bids must be accompanied with certified check or approved bid bond for five percent of the total of the aoove bids, made payable to Phoenix Union High School District
 The Trustees of said Phoenix Union High School District reserve the right to reject any and all bids presented. Done by order of the Trustees. May IS. 1911 PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL
 DISTRICT.
 By J. T. Bone Vice President
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
OLD LOVERS,

Dim eyes peer out from golden case
 ments where Fiaunts frequently strand of silver
 hair; Bright shines the sun and sweet the l meadows spread, And fair the sly that smiles above her head. willows low, We started life-and twas not long ago; An, then the sun seemed harbored in her eyes, Amid their blue and tear-swept mys- teriesi Her hands, like soft magnolia petals were; Her breath like zephyrs half afraid to
 stir; Her lips with honey dropt; the jon
 quiPs grace Was in her form and love shown in her
 face. She cried and trembled as I told her
  I wanted her for wife (my sweetD and
 when l kissed her and she kissed me, heaven
 seemed To lavish joys of paradise undreamed Heaven! They say we near it. for
 we're old; Her soft, magnolia hand still wears the
 gold That pledged us through the paradise
 begun And knows no ending with the setting
 sun. The violet depth as shallowed in her
 eye. The roses in her cheeks, perhaps a
 sigh Of mild regret has wlted. but her
 grace Of mind and soul nlumine her dear
 face. The meadows sweet and green turn
 brown and sere. Change and decay. life. death spread
 everywhere, Save in the souls where sacredly is
 laid The echoes of lovers serenade. John A. Moroso. in New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Clarence F.. Justus. Deceased:
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed. administratrix of the estate ot Clarence F.. Justus, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first pub licatiOn of this notice to the said ad- ministratrix at the office of the clerk or the Probate Court. in the Court House. in the City of Phoenix. Arizo- na, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said es- tate, in said County of Maricopa
 SARAH J. JUSTUS.
 AdministratriX of the estate of Clar- ence K. Justus. deceased.
 Dated this 24th day of Junc 1911.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John c. Jackson, Deceased Notice is hereby given by the under signed. administrator of the estate of John C. Jackson. deceased. to the cred itors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publi- cation of this notice. to the said ad- ministrator at the law offices cS Stan ford and Walton, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi- mess of said estate. in said county of Maricopa.
 NJ A. STANFORD, Administrator of the Estate of Said Deceased.
 Dated Phoenix. this 18th day of June. lSll. 7-bk