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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
KING HOLDS I.EvEE
5fAT ST. JAMES PALACE

ESPECIAL Cable to The Times Dispatch.
London. Juno 1.-THE King held at
ST. James Palace o-day n leycc, AT
which he received a picturesque gath
cring of veteran volunteer officers.
The ceremony lasted much longer than
usual. lis Majesty being IN the throne
room for an hour and quarter.
The volunteer veterans Joined The
auxiliary force in It's very earliest
day. In 1861 60-6f. All wore their old
uniforms, some of them of a fashion
which recalled Charles kecne's fam
Gus pictures In Punch In the sixties
a crowd waited until the lcvee end
ed to see the old officers depart a
few of the veterans wero some what
feeble but they had ready assistance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
. Shall Women Vote?'
BY NElLlE PARKER HENSON.

purpose writing series of articles
against "womans suffrage" i shall
endcnvor 10 mako them brief and free
from nil sentiment; to give statistics
decd harm has been done where women
nrc allowed 10 vote My authority IS
james NJ Buckley. LIZ D., and many
DINER noted men and women also; in
my later articles shall take Iurope
first and then this country. As scnn.
tor Hoar has said. ITS scheme &c
change relation which has existed
from the foundation OF the Garth" An.
other, reform against nature" IL Il
is her right" she should hive It, but
all history goes to provo that It would
DC her wrong her undoinC.
1t cannot be given lightly. for II once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

wilson ~ C., June 1T.-Invitatio.s
have been issued by Mrs. Edmund Mar
TIN Face, Of this city, for tho marri
age Of her daughter Miss Catherine
Easley. 10 John S. Cox The ceremony.
VII take place ON Wednesday, Juno as.
at ~ o'clock noon, at st. Timothy's
Chnreh.j ai AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

J. Especial to The Times DispatchI
Monterey, Va, June 17.-The second
Sunday in July has been fxcd upon as
the date for the dedication Of tho new
i,rcshyterian Church In Monterey, DR..
dedicatory sermon. This house of wor
shin is one OF tho handsomest In this
part of Virginia, and was built at a
cost OF $1,000. 1T Is n block building,
ana Is modern In every detail. While
thc CONGREGATION is not strong numer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18
ALL 1. ABOARD.
for
Buckroe Beach

Grove Avenue Baptist Sunday School,
Monday, June 26, 1911.
j. you want 10 Fave a good time. go
With US. Train leaves c. & o. Main,
Street Station Sis a. NJ; returning,
leaves Buckroe at Z P. NJ. iil5
Tickets: Adults, Si.0O; children. Soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-18

ically, they present a beautiful place
of worship. free from debt. on the day
OF dedication. This pleasing feature
is due In large measure. to the lib
erality OF the late +. II. Stephenson.
and It Is the regret of all who knew
Of his interest In the enterprise that
the house formally dedicated
The congregation, which has been
without n pastor for two years. is now
arranEinS to call q man TO their field
OF labor -.L-. I'M MI -----,-- ..----
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veIll-known engIneer, seyenty.slx Ynnra

well known engineer, scventy-slx years
INC veterans were presented to the
i ia ias' OF an those attending The
corps Diplomatiduc aud Sir John
French and the Headquarters stan r.
manned in The levee room 10 do them
nonor. It had been the intention OF
me late King to have received these
veterans, and his son yesterday carried
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
H. was loo Entsusiastie.

Hank Dobbs was noted as an hon est horse trader He would not lie about a horse He would merely sup press the truth. incidentally he always beat the customer who dealt with him The way be could slur over the de fects and buzz about the virtues of an animal amounted 70 genius
 Once Hank was trying to sell a neigbbor a horse that bad an eye which was nearly sightless. The neichbor knew Hank would not lie outright to him. so he questioned the horse trader as 10 the various points or the brute.
 How about his eyesight? Can he see out of both eyess"
 sure" said Hank Hes got good eyes" Hire be leaned forward. his eyes fair scintillafing with snir pressed Honesty One eye is particu larly gcodr'
 Hgdk's enthusiasm for the truth had ,arried him too far The deal was of -Tulsa (okla.l Post
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Hospitality.

Bnl Brown once gave a party. He set up drinks and smokes. He gave his friends a jolly time And laughed al all their jokes. But when his guests were leaving He said. and heaved a sigh; That cost me forty dollars. The price was far too high. ''They ate up al my viciuals- They smoked an ny cigars. They dranx my stock of liquids Just like bunch Of tars. They narred my parlor sofa. They scratched my parlor chairs. They threw cigar stubs on my rugs And matches on my stairs ~Cf course they were Invited. But uow that they are gone I'm sorry that I asked them" And thus he rambled on; ''They raised an awful ruEnpus. They burned my gas all night. And l would like to wager My bill will be a fright!"
 -Defroit Free Pres&
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CHARITY COMMITTEE REVIEWS
 WORK FOR THE PAST YEAR

sites the amounts were paid b2ca. In this way we have had $l6G.00 re turned to us, which has enabled us to keep a balance on hand, and has shown the wisdom of organized charity work. which demands as much as possible from the unfortu- nate. thus continuing their self-re- sDect and encouraging self-support.
 In all cases of illness the doctors attendance was secured free of charge. which was also a great say ing of expense. In fact the expendi- lures would have been several times the amount shown in Jur statement had we been obliged to pay for the doctors attendance in all cases of illness purchased all the clothing required paid for transfer on differ ent occasions, and for various other things that have been contributed for the benefit of the work Several hundred dollars have been saved by the clothing that has been donated and We are always glad to receive any clothing that is sent to us in good repair, Some ladies have been good enough to do repairing for us free of charge, and we have also been able to get shoes repaired with out extra expense, through the kind mess of one of our benefactors. Two ether parties have done transfer work free of charge.
 Since Ne have been given free office rent by the School Board and free telephone by the B. L company, practically the only expenses of run ming the organization has been the salary of the paid worker. outside of the amounts paid for stationery postage. and printing of reports. In all about five hundred calls were made during the year, in investgat ing cases and performing a variety If duties which it would be difficult to publish a complete account of but generally speaking the paid worker is called upon to do anything that will help to make life and ex istence easier for the unfortunate ones who need the help of someone ! She is therefore not paid salary for spending money on the poor, bu for giving her time and services t' helping them in every way possible One of the greatest benefits deriveC from our work is the children VI have rescued from immoral infu ences.
 Out of the number of eases VI have helped during the year abou fifty have been Mexicans. Consider able clothing has been given to tn Mexican school children.
 Much gratitude has been expresses by many who have received hell from us, and We wish to thank an, and all who have contributed t' our support in any way. either in ancially or otherwise.
 A record is kept of the case where help has been given, and ca be referred to at any time informa tion is required by our subscribers Charity Committee of the Board Trade.
 ESTHER CUMMINGS.
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
NEW NEW HOTEL ADAMS IN
 PHOENIX UNDER WAY
Arizona Republican1 |.

W Ork was begun on the new hOtel Adams yesterday morning under the superintendence of George Gallagher Mr. Gallagher who is unfamiliar with Phoenix time which has been set forward half an hour, ordered the beginning of operations at sev. en o'clock. He himself was on the ground at half past six when he found it was not quite light. Here after work will be commenced at half past seven.
 The only thing that coull be done yesterday was to begin the removal of thousands of brick that had been cleaned and piled up in the excava- ton, it being the idea at the time that it would be unnecessary to take them out as they would be used in portions of the foundations But MT Gallagher wanted a clear field and he set men and teams at the work of removing them.
 ! Ten minutes later there was an in dustrial disturbance of small dimen- sions which may be called ether a walkout or a lockout. A fellow who said he was a walking delegate vis- ited the scene of activity and gave tre Mexicans who had been employ ed the scale of wages. That was twenty-five cents more than they had been hired for. They demanded the advance and Mir. Gallagher who was busy told them to get out. They were quickly replaced by Americans and the work proceeded without a hitch
 The walking delegate reappeared again and started a quarrel with the new force but he made no irnpres- son upon them. If this walking delegate should come back today and find a policeman in that vicinity he will probably be a business agent walking to jail on a charge of dis turbance of the peace.
 J. c. Adams was seen about the trouble which had been magnifed at first as a strike He said that he knew nothing about it, that. MT lGallagher was capable of meeting such emergencies as might arise but he added that labor would have no cause to complain of treatment at his hands or that of Mir Gallagher Both were friendly to labor. He did not think that there would be any trouble on the hotel building which was to be the medium through which a large sum of money was tc flow into the pockets of the working men of Phoenix.
 All day there was a large crowd about the excavation watching the uninteresting operation of moving bricks Not very much showy worl can be done Until the material be gins to arrive. Superintendent Gala gher said that he expected to hear today when the steel will begin tC come. That Is being shipped by tho Colorado Fuel and Iron company O Pueblo. The lumber and cement art coming from the coast
 Once construction actually begini it will be pushed to completion a the most rapid rate. Though thu superintendent Is engaged in con struction work on the coast at th' , same time, he will remain in Phoe nix and give the Hotel Adams hii undivided attention until it stand
 completed, not later than Septembe
 T.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
PLEASANT NEW YEAR PARTY IN
 APACHE, AR|z.

On New Year Day, 1911, at the little city of Apache, Arizona. J. W. Marken, the general dealer in gen eral merchandise opened his doors and entertained his friends in the good old fashined way.
 At an early hour guests began to arrive and when dinner was shnoaHc- ed the following were present to enjoy a taste or the good things of life and Markens hospitality:
 Mrs. c. A. Miller, Apache; Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Lusk, Apache; Mir. J. J. Wheeler, Rodeo, N NJ; Mrs Jane Burns, Apache; Master Ken meth Burns. Apache; Wm. Dwigans. Alberta, Canada: MT. and Mrs. New ton Dwigans, Alberta, Canada; Miss es Lowell and Ernest Elston, AL berta, Canada; E. B. Cooper, Lees burg, Fla; MT. and Mrs. Oscar Long necker, Apache: Mir. Ralph Long necker. Apache; Mir. Harrison, Tex line, Texas; Murray Averett, Chiri- cahua: MT. and Mrs. Fielding and ] family, Chiricahua: MT Alvin Smith, : Pensgrove, N J. MT. and Mrs. W. B. Miller, Apache; Mir. and Mrs. s. | F. Miller, Apache; Little Rosaie and l Pear Miller, Apache; Mrs. Louisa
 onnier.. Apache;; MT. and Mrs. E. J. Miler, Apache; Misses Irene and velina Miller, Apache; Rolla Rich hart, Apache; Soll'e Leffler, Apache.
 The tables were laden with the uxuries of life and presided over by the host and wife and lovely daugh- ters, Neva and Nina. After dinner was over all went to the school house where Sunday school was held. thanks given for the blessings of the past year and petitions offer ed for a successful year to come; af- ter which many friends again assem- bled at the Marken home where the evening was spent in visiting and song, supper being esrved in due time and partaken of ty a goodly number. It was a late hour, after
 watching the departure of the old year and advent of the new year when the guests departed, again wishing their host and family hap py and prosperous New Year.
 J. w Marken came here in early March 1910 to visit his sister Mrs. E. ;. Miller whom he had not seen for years, they having came here and joined the army of homestead CTS in 1907 Seeing a bright future for Southeastern Arizona and en- joy;ng the exquisite climate found only in Arizona he selected and filed , upon a quarter section of land one mile east of Apache. After erect ! ing a substantial adobe house, pro , viding water. etc, he left for his old home in Hampton. Iowa, sett- , ling his business at that place, bid !. ding to his many friends and with , his wife and daughters came back : to his new home in the San Simon valley.
 seeing Drlgnt business outcoIhe , tor the little city of Apache he leas- ; ed a business site of the E. P. & r s. ". R. R and thereon erected substantial and conmodious build ing and opened his doors for bust ness Dec. r, 1910, where he has been receiving a business far in ex- cess of his greatest expectation.
 Mrs. J. c. Burns and his daughter Nina assist in waiting upon the pub lie.
 Miss Neva is teacher in the Moore Spur District where she is giving satisfaction and gaining friends Of
 all who meet her.
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cot stuno All aioht.

Bnl-This paper says that bees were unknown to the Indians-
 Jill-Yes: believe it was the traders who used 10 sting them.-Iepkers Sfaiesnan.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08

DoN,T FAIL TO ATTEND TIE nfTrTTrgC AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY NIGHT, Al. All IONA CONSTITUTIONAL srAi 2. E HOOD LEAGUE. ii'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08

DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. TUESDAY NIGHT, ARi' IONA CONSTITUTIONAL STATE HOOD LEAGUE. 146
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The Test of Type.

How of.en 1t will cause dismay That's tinged. mayhap, with sorrow To see how what was said today May look in print tomorrow.
 Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
Punishment to Fit Crime.

~What do you think ought to be done with persons who give short weights in trader
 'T think they ought to be given long waits in jail"-Baltimore American.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
What He Missed.

When at his door Dane Fortune knocked He answerel not. brt kept quite still Thus opportunity was bioeked- He thought twas sore ran with blll.
 -[ hicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08

See Arthur Houle's report of the Cadena de Cobre mine at the of fee of Hogan ( Seed
 11s.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08

children think not of the past nor es what is Co come. but enjoy the present ,ine. which few of IS do.-I.s Bru' yere
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
Changing Sides.

When summer heat can't be dened And scorching zephyrs raid. The man who loves iife's sunny side Will now prefer the shade.
 -Cleveiand Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08
Consistency.

Knicker-Where was Jones going when arrested for speeding2 Booker To deliver 8 speech on the extraVa- gsDee of aut0mObiles.-New York Sun
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-08

BREAD SERVED ON NEW YEAR should be of the best Don't both ther with home baking. You can come here and be absolutely sure of good bread, cakes and pies. Bread that cuts up fine for sand wtchez. cakes that melt in the mouth, pies that make a dyspeptic forget his diet rules. Better order what you want now. That win set tie all your New Year baking wor- ries.
 BlSBEE BAKERY
 JOHN NiCOLiCH PROP.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
Gompers Comp etes Work.

Indianapolis, Ind, May SAMUEL
GomDers, president'of the American
Federation Of Labor, said this after.
noon that he had completed his work
here in connection with the arres.
Of +. J. Mcnamara. the iron workers
secretary, who was placed in jail in
Los Angeles
We nave received evidence. said
Mr. GOmpers, "wh:cr clearly dis
proves the charges against the men.
i permanent organization was eff
fectet TO take charge of all details
connected with the defense of the
men now under arrest and also will
prosecute the charges of kidnapping
which have arisen here in connec-
ton with the removal Of Mcnamara
from this state"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
CARTER COUNTY
GARDEN OF OKLA,
MISSOURI! PEOPLE WILL SPEND
$4,000 HERE FOR aGsicuLTU-
RAJ LANDS.

William Alison, who has charg" OF
the agricultural department 0; the
state fair at Oklahoma city. has
returned to that city after spending
several days in Carter county He
says Carter county is in the garden
spot OF Oklahoma and that he and
some Of his relatives who have re-
Gently disposed Of some OF their
holdings in Missouri VIII spend TWEEN
" thousand dollars here for lands
he likes the rich lands here. he
likes the way the crops grow OF
early In the spring and says the
statistics Of crops show that this
section Of the state produces better
than any other section.
While here Secretary Mccoy re-
sorved q booth wiih him in the state
fair grounds for Carter county's ex-
hih.t this fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
DYER s. FISH
EVERY FARMER
WANTED SATURDAY
CARTER COUNTY HAS PROBABLY
WON THE SUMNER SCHOOL or
AGRICULTURE.
"a West Main -.

Every farmer in Carter county is
especially requested to be pre.en,
next Saturday a. . O'Clock al the dis
trict court room 70 attend a regular
session OF the institute Secre;ary
Mccoy will report that he has sen,
to the state agricultural board a re-
port which shows the institute 10 have
membership OF $50, he believes tha,
this county will have the largest in
stitute Of any OF the sixteen counties
in the southern portion OF the state
and he believes Ardnore will ge- the
special school OF instruction this SUN
mer. It is important that the farm
ers meet and arrange for the school.
There is other matters 10 attend to
with reference to the state fair and
the presence OF every farmer is needed
Come, says Mr.. Mccoy, whether you
are 4 member or not.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
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or Lorery of Houston John Harris o'
Abilene. 5Drond Taseman Kemmer o'
Ouabpma cry and O1.naI1er Hed
Sheffield of Gainesville
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
SUPREME COURT
KNOCKS LOWER FARE
STATE LOSES LOWER FARE
cEsE AND PERMANENT IsJUsc.
TiCS ISSUES 81 COURT

"ssa.az.0n. Ezg The supreme
cur, to1sy del.e1 the Application o.
A,.orney Ceba-s. Wes. o. Ok.aaoma
TOR mt. NJ c--riorarl II TIE Okla
aoms n rae cases. Similar wits
re denied q, the last term o, the
cDJrr 1hIe The casts we're SUI pend
INK the circg., cOgr- If ayr,eals for
,ha Eighth circuit. and Fhen tna,
ryl-t rendered .,. decision aga.ns'
.a- =, rate he application for xrits
NJ cer'iorsri ee-e renewed and 70
day 1ere denied.
Tie rases originated IN the Unit.
I'd states circuit court lor the Wes.
"ra district D. Oklahoma. rhen Soy
en railroads. including rhe santa r
sy.tem. the Missouri. Kansss and
Texas and tac 81 LOu!s and san
FraHciscO. obtained 1rits Of iniInc-
liOus agan8, tne attorney general
and members o, the Oklahoma cor-
lsJi a.4JA 'yt44Ui4-S S4Di4t - ~ dlHlDS IGr.i4
from enforcing SEC. 81, A.. TX Or
the Oklahoma constitution, which pre-
scriDcs that ra.lrOao. shall not
charge more than 2c mile for car
rying passengers, except whore the
corporation commission permits roads
10 exceed that charge
The state appealed 10 the circuit
court % appeals oi the Eighth cir.
cult. which sustained the permanent
Injunction.
The injunction th,- made p.rma-
n"nt euloIned the corporation com
mission from cniorcing It's orders,
fixing the rates of domestic car load
freights On certain specified com
modities On coal, lumber grain,
bli.dink materials, etc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
DEFENSE WILL SEEK
NO CHANGE OF VENUE
BELIEVED THERE WILL BE NO
DELAY o. HcSAHARA'S TRIAL
-SEE NO VISITORS

Los Angeles, Ca, May Unless
i 5e otherwise decided by Attorney
Leo Rappaport, counsel for the IN
te-na.!onal Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers Association, who is
expected to arrive soon, there will
oe no motion for change Of venue
in the dynamite conspiracy case or
any other technical points TO delay
the tria Of John !. and James B
McNamars. No one visited the Nc.
Namaras today and District Attor-
iey Fredericks said no one would
be permitted to see McManigal until
the latter has testified at the trial
Of the McNamaras.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-02
MARSDEN.

Marsden, Okla, May l.-Everything
l. very quiet in this part of the moral
vineyard. Crop prospects were never
more promising
The first OF May has brought with
it another cold snap. The farmers
Of this section are we'll up with their
work.
Commissioner Bolen left for Mari.
eta 10 meet with commissioners
court.
Mrs. f. f. Forbes and little son
Grady left few days ago for Vardi.
man, Miss, where she will visit rela-
'ives and friends in her old home.
Earl Brown of Ardmore high school
listed home folks Sunday.
Marion Alexander of Pike was over
last week shaking hands with his
many friends.
Re". 6. W. Whitfield, w. D. White
and 4. 4. Brown attended fifth Sun.
day meeting held with the Broadway
Baptist church OF Ardmore.
MaFsden has organized a local base.
ball team.
NJ. J. Pittman and family returned
from a visit to his sister. Mrs. 4. Y.
Easterwood Of Cleburne, Texas.
Charley Bolen and Miss Myrtle
m
Tally were quietly married at the
home OF the brides parents Sunday
evening by Rev. C. w. Whitfield.
DR.. Jackson has just completed
neat office near his residence.
Goodwin Lane of Ardmore has ac
cepted a position as salesman with
w. NJ. Bollen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Allison are
business visitors to Arimore today.