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Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
CURTlSS' SEA GULL.
Notwithstanding an Accident He Made
Spectacular Flight.

San Diego. Cal. Feb. lS.-While
trying out his new hydro aeroplane
in San Diego bay Curtiss encountered
flock Of motor boats and sail boats
gathered To- watch the trial, and In
order to avoid an accident to the ma
chine from the rough water they
kicked up. he stopped his motor With
the motor dead his frail machine
floated on the out flowing tide until
a navy boat took Lieutenant Ellison
out To the rescue. Ellison. clad i'm
bathing suit. climbed into the rear
of the hydro. started the propeller
and tumbled off backwards into the
water
His bath was involuntary as he
could have avoided the whirling pro-
peiler in no other way. He was pick
ed up and rowed ashore while Curtiss
made the longest water flight since
he began his experiments. In a sec
ond flight he got directly in front Of
the big steamer Santa Rosa. just as
she was entering the bay. astounding
the hundreds of passengers who lined
the rails
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
NEW Works. LARGEST SCHOOL

The East Houston street school, the
Essex street school principal Informed
the strangers. had the largest number
of girls under one principal of any she
knew of.
in this school," said she, girls and
BOYS Of the higher grades are alike I'M
der the Jurisdiction OF the male prin-
cipal. Consequently. despite its great
size. there are here only about 1900
girls under the care of the woman prin-
cipal"
only" repeated the Jersey woman.
who was getting some idea of the size
of downtown New York schools
Comparatively" continued the prin-
cipal. 1900 is a large number. IL
takes teachers and principals who are
new Corners to this part of the city
some time to adjust themselves to the
increased number Of pupils in one
building. and few New Workers living
uptown or in less pOpulous districts
know anything at all. l imagine. about
the increased responsibility of school
principals.
When / attended the Twelfth street
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19

school 700 pupils constituted a large
school, and that was not very many
years ago. either. At that time an as
sistant principal and a clerk were not
needed as aids to the principal. whose
duties We're much less complex than
now
The visitors reached the largest
schoOT' at the dismissal hour. Police
men were stationed at either end of the
block To keep the small army moving
and prevent 4 breach of the peace. for
in that district classroom grudges are
likely 10 be settled on reaching the
sidewalk If a policeman's back is
turned. His back never is turned at
dismissal hours.
The school building occupies an en-
tire block fronting on Lewis street,
with exits and entrances for girls on
the north corner and for boys on the
south corner. The way the hundreds
upon hundreds Of youngsters emerging
with rush and jump are kept moving
is lesson in tactics worth seeing. In
ten minutes or 50 the sidewalks are
cleared and the neighborhOOd settles
down To comparative calm until .
O'Clock the next morning
! Pressed for particulars. the assistant
/ principal gave these figures: The pres
ent enrolment Of girls at this school
J is 2.O93, under the care Of fOrty-nine
teachers, a principal and her assistant:
! of boys. 1900. the total enrolment Of
pupils and of instructors being more
I than 4,6OO-a fair sized town under one
roof. But big as it is. the building is
not quite large enough lin one instance
two classes. or about seventy five pu-
pills using in common one of the largest
classrooms. To hold a general as
sembly of either boys or girls is i'm
! possible. The best that can be done
with the aid of movable partitions is
to assemble about 1000 at a time. The
I appOrtioning of recesses requires the
| greatest care in order not to 0vercrowd
the yard area.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
CRITICAL AUDIENCE
WAS WELL PLEASED
Concert Of Pasmore Trio Was an Event
of Surprising Excellence.

The school of music was the scene
of a brilliant assemblage last evening,
the occasion being the much anticipat-
ed appearance here of the Pasmore
trio,- composed of those three young
ladies, sisters. who are blessed with
such great musical ability as to rank
among America $ most gifted artists
and who also possess such charm of
face and manner as TO make their pro-
grams both unsteady and picturesque
ly fascinating
Phoenix people are seldom privileged
To hear a program of such worth as
that presented last evening. and never
have they listened to one rendered in
such beautiful style and with such fine
musical understanding.
Dorothy Pasmore. the 'cellist. won
the audience at once, rawing from her
instrument a wonderfully strong. sweet
tone, which would do credit TO a much
older and experienced performer, while
Mary PasmOre. the violinist and
Suzanne PasmOre. the pianist. are both
possessed of fine technical attainments.
and play with broad tone yet delicate
expression. Their ensemble work is
wonderful. and so pleased the large au-
dience present that the Pasmores are
assured an audience whenever they
may visit this city.
Those who heard the Pasmores last
night were not only pleased but dem
Onstrative, and that is saying much for
Phoenix audiences, which are more
than ordinarily critical and reserved.
From the very first number the APP
plause was generous and after each Sc
lection there were exhibitions that
were designed to result in the ieappear-
ance of the artist
The program was long one and did
not begin until a late hour for the best
of reasons, the accommodation of the
patrons. That the audience might not
consider the musicians disregardful of
its encomiums ii was explained that
last two numbers were particularly
long and We're encOres fr queltly re-
spondcd To the hour of dismissal would
be very late. These two numbers
proved all that had been anticipated.
and that was no small degree o. salts
faction. Then at the conclusion Il final
encore was gracefully conceded.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
THEY HAVE SUSPICION
SHE'S DOROTHY ARNOLD
A Girl Picked Up in An Idaho
Town.

Sand Point, Idaho. Feb 1s.-A
young woman giving the name of
Dorothy Wilcox is being held by the
authorities here on suspicion of be-
ing Dorothy Arnold. the missing New
York heiress. Her actions and strong
resemblance To the published pictures
of Dorothy Arnold caused the authori-
ties to take her into custody When
arrested she admitted being the miss
ing New York girl, but a little later
she strongly denied it,
The girl arrived on Wednesday. At
the hotel, where she registered as
Dorothy Wilcox. she asked for work.
at the same time admitting that she
had never worked any, hut expressed
willingness To learn. She had sew
eral suitcases and an apparently
" ell-filled trunk
The young woman is said to have
stated that she came from New
York, that she was in New York in
December. since which time. accord
ing to the police, she said she had
been in Chicago. Los Angeles. san
Francisco and other cities Of the Pa
She is being detained at a local
hospital and the authorities have
telegraphed New York.
When the girl applied for employ
ment at the hotel she was assigned
to the kitchen. but it quickly devel-
oped that she was entirely unfamiliar
with any of the work i'm that depart
ment. She was given a room. The
following day she applied at the Davis
laundry for work. Davis stated that
he Immediately noticed a resemblance
to some of the published pictures of
Dorothy Arnold and asked her if she
was not the missing girl He asserts
that she admitted thaC she was the
missing girl. and then vigorously de-
MED it. Davis sent her to his home.
where she was taken into custody by
the police yesterday and spent the
night in Jail. Today she was taken
to a hospital. On some toilet articles
i'm her possession appear the initials
ID. II. A"
When questioned by the police. she
denied that she was Dorothy Arnold
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
BRIGHTER FUTURE
FOR THE Y. NJ: C. A.
Success of Membership Campaign Is
Stimulating Collection of
Subscriptions.

The Y. NJ. c. 4. management feels
greatly encouraged over the progress of
its campaign for membership. 1t is
not only pleased at the great number
who are signing efor memberships. for
the mere sake Of securing the advant-
ages of the new building and make GER
tain the liberal support of the institu-
ton. but it is rejoicing in the moral
effect OF the campaign on those who
have not heretofore subscribed or who
are delinquent in their payments. With
in day or two one wen known and
estimable citizen made a verv liberal
subscription. He had not given any
thing previously, perhaps had neglect
ed to do So but more likely than other
wise he was of the same mind as a
great many other well meaning but
faint hearted citizens who feared the
project would never materialiZe.
The undertaking was so great one
could scarcely be blamed for harboring
doubts of its success and a great many
men who are accounted to wear long
heads in the business world, shook
them wisely a year or two ago when
the association was tossing on the sea
of trouble and irritating delays. Many
who regard their subscriptions as
sacred as their bonds, refused to sign
then fearing they would have to bear
the burden while others would escape
il and that it might eventually end In
failure. Others who did sign, put their
names down as a duty but lacked faith
in the future.
But now that everything is success
fully financed except the maintenance
and patronage of the institution, and
that will be in a day or so, faith has
been restored to the doubling
ThOmases. 1t is not unlikely that there
are many citizens who have not yet
become identified with the association
who will now be more than willing to
do so, either for their own benefit or to
help others. And the best of u is that
those who are delinquent are coming
to the front. one business man who
made a liberal subscription only paid
a part of il. saying he doubted its sue
cess and did not intend to pay the rest
of il. He has changed his mind and
the book now shows no record against
him.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
cATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef-
fectuaI Cure for II.

Catarrh of the stomach has lorg been
considered the next thing TO incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
ing sensation after eating. accompanied
sometimes with sour or watery risings.
a formation of gases, causing pressure
on the heart and lungs and difficult
breathing, headaches, tickle appetite,
nervousness and a general played out,
languid feeling
There is often a foul taste in the
mouth. coated tongue and If the in
terror of the stomach could be seen ii
would show a Shiny. inflame1 condi-
ton
The cure for this common and Obsti-
nate trouble is found in a treatment
which causes the food to be readily
thoroughly digested before it has time
to ferment and irritate the delicate mu-
cous surfaces of the stomach. To Sc
cure prompt and healthy digestion is
the one necessary thing TO do and
when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disap-
peared.
According to DIR. Harlanson, the SAT-
est and best treatment is to Use after
each meal tablet. composed OF Dias-
tase. Aseptic Pepsin. a little Nux, Gold
en- seal and fruit acids. These tablets
can now be found at all drug stores
under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets and not being n petent medi-
cine can be used with perfect safety
and assurance that healthy appetite
and thorough digestion will follow their
regular use after meals.
The plan of dieting is simply another
name for starvation, and the use of
prepared foods and new tangled break
fast foods simply makes matters worse
as any dyspeptic who has tried them
knows.
AS DR.. Bennett says, the only reason
| can imagine why Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are not universally used by
everybody who is troubled in any way
with poor digestion is because many
people seem to think that because a
medicine is advertised or is sold in drug
stores or is protected by a trade mark
il must be a humbug whereas as 4
matter of truth any druggist who is
observant knows that Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets have cured more people
of catarrh of the stomach. Indigestion,
heart trouble, nervous pros
'Ni'u Hii N'"H S"'i"h SSH-
orally than all the patent medicines
and doctors prescriptions for stomach
trouble combined.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is the
safest DerDaration as well as the sim
pleSt and most convenient remedy for
any form Of Indigestion. catarrh of
the stomach. biliousness. sour stomach,
heartburn and blOating after meals
Send Your name and address today
for a free trial package and see for
Address +. A Stuart Co.
I IN Stuart pIdo Marshall Mich
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19

members joining in the discussion of
the substitute Offered by Mr.. Me
Cumber Eulogies were pronounced
on the late Senators Clay and Dolli-
yer
An effort by Mr.. Borah to have
next Monday made the date for a
vote ON the Sutherland amendmen:
10 the joint resolution looking to
the; popular election of senator's
failed. but he gave notice that he
would move day for taking up the
election question Immediately on the
conclusion of routine business.
The senate will meet on Monday at
IL o'clock, as the house has been do
ing for several days. s.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
ELECTRICAL CLOCK.

There is AN electrical clock i'm Ber-
lin NJ the national conservatory that
runs for months with deviation of
not more than fifteen one thousandths
of second. Astronomers. however,
are striving for perfection and have
in contemplation a clock that will not
only be confined in an alright glass
case but will be kept underground
where il will not be affected by
changes i'm temperature or by baro-
metric pressure. Under such cOndi
tons il is thought that perfect
timcpiece can be secured.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
A CLEVER WOMAN

Some women are born handsome.
but through carelessness and inatten-
ton grow plain and unattractive
The clever woman of today is the
one who. though born into the world
lacking natural beauty. has through
keeping abreast of the times. and
listening to the voice of reason, turned
plainness into beauty
Beautiful hair is more responsible
for handsome women than any one
factor. and for that reason every wo-
man should use Partisan Sage. the
greatest and quickest acting hair
beautifier and rejuvinator in the
world
1t gives To dun. faded and lifeless
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
sHEEHAN ORDERED OUT
Rumors Regarding the New York
Senatorial Fight

New York, Feb. ls-Three reports
that Sheehan had been informed that
he must withdraw his candidacy for
the senate lent support To each 9TH
er today. but Sheehan himself de-
MED them tonight.
The first report had il that Muir
ply. tired of the hopeless fight had
given ten days To the man he has
supported for seven weeks, in which
Ia win or quit.
Ii was also reported that the gov
ernor had intimated To Sheehan his
belief that the deadlock must con-
tinue while Sheehan remained a can
didate
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
REFALIATORY MEASURE.
Curtis Amendment to the Pure Food
avn

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Cur
tis expects to press the passage of
his amendment to- the pure food act
which he introduced in the last SEES
sion, on the ground that il will be
i'm the hands of President TAFT a
weapon which he might use in deal
ing with the German government in
respect tn potash and other disturb
ing questions.
The proposed amendment would en-
able the president To exclude from
importation the products of any for
eign country when satisfied that such
country. in violation of its treaty oh
legations To the United States. seeks
by "repressive, discriminatory ana
cOnfiscatory methods To jeopardiZe.
impair and destroy the capital of cit
liens Of the United States, legitimate
~ invested i'm such foreign> state.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
a RETIRED STAR.

A neSress, very fat and well along
in years. sauntered into the inbby of a
Broadway theater the other day and
asked for the manager.
What can do for you. nanny
Il want a ticket into the gallery"
boss she replied calmly.
But why should give YOU n ticket
Cos I'm retired actress
You? What did you do?' inquired
the other i'm amusement.
Il played in Antony and Cleopatra
] was fan bearer for Miss Fanny Dav-
export"
She got her ticket.-DetrOit Saturday
Night.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
ILLNESS OF CHARLES c. GATES
He is Being Taken to Chicago at the
Rate of Mile a Minute

Kansas City. Mo. Feb. 1S.-A spe-
cial train bearing Charles G.. Gates.
son of John w. Gates, the steel mag
nate, arrived here at 1850 and imme-
diately hooked to n fresh locomotive
and started for Chicago.
Gates condition is said not To be
critical. During the special trains
brief stop here a negro porter OF
Gates car was the only person
aboard who could be seen. He said
that Gates condition was not regard
ed critical. A special crew from
Trenton, Mo-, was waiting when the
Gates party arrived. The engineer
who took charge said he expected to
make a mile a minute from here to
Chicago
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19
Professor La Mont

is the only Clairvoyant today that
is recognized by the press and Med
zeal Fraternity and Scientists gem
orally as the very best Prof La
Monte. the Oriental CIairvoyant was
for many years associated with the
late Francis Slater and had the
personal endorsement of him Re
profess Ia be a physician, nor does
he give medicine, but he will dag
nose your physical condition and will
tell you honestly If you can expect
to be well man or woman again.
Prof la Monte, the Hindu Clair
voyant and Healer who is visiting
in this city, is a native of Alexan-
dria. Egypt. and is a direct descend
ant OF 4 long line of Egyptian seers
whose names were famous i'm their
times throughout that ancient land Of
magic and mystery. The accumu-
lated magical lore of thousands Of
years has been handed down from
generation to generation and now
finds its repose in this wonderful
young exponent as a typical repre-
sentative of an art older than the
pyramids themselves.
As a moral agent and promoter Of
good, Prof La Mont is undoubtedly
a useful member of our community.
as thousands will testify whose fall
tering footsteps have been guided
over the rough pathways of life by
the influence and advice of this noble
man More than one whose life has
been ruined through evil associations
and influences have been set right
by him and have become honored
and respected members of society.
Many homes on the verge of ruin
caused by soul killing intemperance,
insanity and infidelity have been re-
stored through his benign influence
10 happiness and prosperity. Through
ont all his dealings with his clients
he maintains the utmost secrecy, and
nothing is left undOne which viii
preserve or promote their interest.
Your wish or object in life can be
obtained He tells you how to gam
the love of the one you most DESIRE
even though miles away, secret you
should know, the. power of control
Prof. La Mont is a member oil the
Phvsic Research Society of America
and Europe. He has placed back to-
gether more SEPARATED husbands ana
wives and brought about more happy
ma rria ees Than any other medium or
tlairvovant in America He gives
advice in all matters of interest TO
Won. tells YOU whom and when you
shall marry. Are you in trouble? DO
Won find with all your natural gifts
and talents that you are baffled and
unsuccessful? II SO. come and be ad-
vised. Find out the cause of your
bad luck and change your bad con-
ditions To those of joy, success and
happiness. Come today, as tomorrow
may he too late.
Every reading made UNI
der a positive guarantee.
You pay nothing if You are
not satisfied.
Consultation free.
n. B.-You meet no one,
as the entire building rs
arranged into reception
rooms.
Hours-9:O0 a. m. to
800 n. IN.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-19

diately stops itching of the scalp.
II is guaranteed by A. l.. Boehmer
the druggist, To do all these things. or
money back. Make up your mind to-
day to try Partisan Sage on this liber-
al basis, and remember there is moth
ing just as good. so cents large
bottle at A. l.. BEGINNERS. or by ex-
press. all charges prepaid. from Gil
roux Mfg. Co. Buffalo. y. Y The
girl with the Auburn hair is on every
bottle.