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The Taney County republican., 1911-10-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of a special ex-
ecution issued from the office of the clerk
of the circuit court of Taney county, Mis-
souri,, returnable at the October term 1911,
OF said court, and to me directed and in
favor of Elisha Hull, collector of the reVen-
ne, and against II. 7. Blow, the unknown
heirs of H. I. Bow, Eben Richards and
the unituowa heirs OF Eben Richards. 1
nave levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and claim OF the said II. T.
Blow, the unknown heirs Of II. 4. Blow.
Eban Richards ana the unknown heirs of
kbeu Richards, OF IN and to the following
described property, to-wit:
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter the southeast quarter OF the
The Taney County republican., 1911-10-19
SIIERIET'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority Of n special exc
ctJiOn issued from the office OF the clerk of
the circuit court of Taney county Missouri,
rcturnoble ut the October term 1911 and to
me directed in favor of Elisha Hull collect
or OF the revenue and against NJ. =. Nc
Curnicll Charles Il. Swift and W. b. Mel
torinicll have levied upon and seized al
right title interest ana claim if the said NJ
(. Mccormick Charles b. Swift and W. b.
Mccormick of in and to the following de-
Scribed property tO-wit.
- acres. southwest quarter sOuthea st
Quarter and south west quarter northwest
quarter Section u township - range -.
All lying and being i'll the said county and
state of Missouri: and / Will on Friday the
= cay OF October y, II. 1911 between the
ours OF nine o'clock i'll the forenoon and
I'VE IN the afternoon of that day ut the
so tin door of the court house liz the town
Ell Forsyth county OF Taney sell the same or
50 much thereof is required at public VEN
que TO the highest bidder for cash in hand
tSubi"ct to all prior liens and iudgmentsl to
satisfy SAID execution and costs,
ROBT. ADAMS,
Sheriff of Taney County Missouri.
The Taney County republican., 1911-10-19
SuERIFFvs SALE.

By virtue and authority OF a speciai eNt
cution issued from the office of the clerk ~ =.
the circuit court of fancy county, Mlsson.nd, l.d
returnable at the October term, 1911 OF Si5Ss
court and to me directed in favor OF =. -.
Blansit and against III. 7. Whitmer 1 HI t,,,e
levied upon and seized all the r1ghs We ni
Interest and claim of the said III. i Whlt,,
mer of. in and to the following descrlif~
property to-wit: 4a
East half southeast quarter of section o.
and west half of southwest quarter OF ScC..
tion D. all in towns hi p "a range 20 5
All lying and being in the said COUNT .t 10
state of Missouri and | Will on EridhS tho
eth day day of October A. d. 1911 DetNta.di
the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon III,
FIVE in the afternoon of that day. ut tho sGl M y.
door of the court house in the town OF %, ~
-syth county of Taney sell the same ,,i. OF @
much thereof as may be required at puokxo ~
vendue to the highest bidder for casn AZ. -.
hand subject to all prior lie ms anu gt"e
ments tosatis.y said executions ami isis
ROBT. ADAMS.
Sheriff Of Taney County, missouri
The Taney County republican., 1911-10-19
SHERIEFS SNLE.

BY virtue and authority of Il special exc
cution issued from the office Of the CLERK OF
the circuit court of Tuney county, Missouri
returnaiJic ut the October term 1911 ana To
me directed i'll favor of Elisha Hull collector
of the revenue and against r. w. Truttt
have levied upon and seized all rignt titlc
interest and claim of the said f.. w. Truitt
of in and to the iOllowidg described property
tO-Wit:
40 acres. The north west quarter south
east quarter section ii township p range ~.
All lying and being in the said county and
state OF MisSouri: and l viii on Friday the
- day OF October y. ID, 1911 between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
five in the afternoon of that day ut the S0ut II
door of the court house iii the town OF For
yth in the county OF TaHcy sell the same or
so much thereof as is required at
public Nendup to the highest bidder for cash
in hand (subj"ct to all prior liens ana judg-
mCntSI to satisfy said executions and costs.
ROBT. ADAMS,
Sheriff of Taney County, Missouri.
The Taney County republican., 1911-10-19
SlIERIFE"S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of Il special exc
cutiOn issued from the office OF the clerk OF
the. circuit court Of Taney county Missouri.
rCturnable at the October term 1911, and to
me directed in favor Of Elisha Hull collector
Of the revenue and against John 4. Kerr |
have levied upon and seized all right title
interest and claim OF the said John A. Kerr
of III and to the following described property
tO-Wit:
20 acres. IL strip 20 rods wide Off, west side
OF the southwest quarter section 10 town
ship Il range -.
All lying and being in the said county and
state of Missouri: and l Will on Friday the
u day of October A, ID, 1911 between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
five i'll the afternoon of that day at the south
door of the court house in the town of For
syth county of Taney, sell the same so
niue II thereof as is required at public VEN
due, to the highest bidder for cash in hand
tsuhiect to all prior liens and Judgments to
satisfy said execution ana costs
ROBT. ADAMS.
Sheriff of Taney County, Missouri.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
COMMERCIAL CAFETERIA
TO Be OPENED MONDAY
Experienced Cafe Manager Is Given
Long Lease on Hotel Room.

A three-year lease on a room Of
the Commercial hotel was given yes
terday L. r. l.. Watson. an eXpe-
rienced hotel man. who viii open a
cafeteria next Monday morning Geo.
y. Luhrs. the proprietor. realizing the
need OF first-class cafe in the vi
entity OF the hotel. has been looking
about for some time L. find a man
whose experience would enable him
Ia take charge of such an establish
ment- He is satisfied that Mr. Wat
son viii make Tho Commercial Cafe
terra a success from every viewpoint
Mr Watson returned from Mexico in
May and gave a complete report of
conditions i'm and around Guadala-
jara, HeTmOsiIlO and other cities in
the region principally affected by the
Instruction During his residence. in
Mexico he was connected the greater
part of the time with restaurants and
cafes. Before leaving the country h.
was manager and owner of the Cafe
ROYAL Of Guadalajara
He said yesterday that he intended
To make the new cafeteria model
i'm every way IL viii not cater ex-
clusiNely To- the guests of the hotel
but will be open to the public. and
because Of its location, and the hand
some appearance Of the room. which
fronts on Central avenue three doors
from the office of the hotel he eX-
poets il To become one Of the most
popular cafeterias in the city
The lighting Of the room will be
given special attention. and the china
and silver viii be thoroughly steril- !
lied in specially constructed con- |
trivance before il is given To- the pa
irons. The kitchen will be in charge /
of competent chef, and all arrange |
mehts NH he made as nearly per |
feet as possible
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
FIRST SHIPMENT
OF WATERMELONs
Prescott Will Receive Car Load of
Salt River Valley Melons.

The shipment Of a full car of wa
termelons this morning over the San
la Fe railroad marks the opening
OF the shipping season for the Salt
River Valley Melon GraWers' associ-
alton. After months OF favorable
prediction for a record breaking crop.
the fields have begun To yield their
harvest, and the members Of the as
ISOLATION are finding the yield per
acre even greater than had been ex-
pected. The melons shipped today
are consigned to the Prescott dealers
the association having declared an in
tention some time ago 10 supply the
markets of the territory before carry
ing the Salt River Valley products in
Ia California, Colorado and other
available markets. The melons that
have been sold in Phoenix were Of
unusually fine quality, and it is prob
able that there viii be strong COM
petition in the coast markets later
for the melons shipped by the associ-
alton
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15

lieved me. After all il is dreadful to-
be SO far away from home. still, if Il
could be contented anywhere / could
be contented here. The dining room is
just as good as the dining room of that
old New York place where only women
stop. ! think that place is horrid. and
now that l have had a taste of western
freedom ] intend to protest against i'll
harder than ever. What is the use
Of palm garden. muzzy. if YOU have
To sit in il alOne,-Or with another
woman. That is just as bad.
The employees here are too sweet for
anything. l asked the clerk the other
day TO order me a carriage. and he did.
without offering to go along Isn't
that strange. They don't have such
men in New York. ! think Mr. Adams.
that is the name of the proprietor
IL perfectly lovely to employ such cour-
teous people. He must be a good Judge
of humanity
We'll. | can't write all day. even to-
YOU, muzzy dear. You know ] came
out here to enjoy this wonderful
climate, so ia better be getting all II
can of II. Don't think | am the least
out on lovely porch. and when / get
lonely can sit out there in the even
nss. and think of you. However | don't
get lonely. The man in the palm gar
den won't let me.
We nave some wonderful people here
TINS week. Mr.. Hodge. of Phelps Hodge
and Company. is stopping at the Adams.
ana ! think saw Mrs. Stuyvesant-
Flush i'm the dining room last night. She
mad on gown of pale mauve and
looked very stunning. Are YOU coming
out To see me. muZzy, before the winter
IS over? ] will ask them To keen a
room next to mine for you. DO come.
intend to write very often. am
sending picture Of the hotel. Isn't
II too perfect for anything. To think
mat there should be such a place away
doWn mere! With coolies Of love.
Your affectionate daughter.
GERALDINE.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
MISS GERALDINE WRITES
FROM THE HOTEL ADAMS
Imaginary Correspondence of an
Imaginary Phoenix Visitor.

If the year of 1911 were the year Of
1912. and if the hotel Adams were COM
pleted. as it obviously is-not. the fol-
lowing letter might have been written
by Miss Geraldine Pecksniff.
Phoenix, Arizona.
January 10, 1912.
Ny Dear Mother
As | write this letter I am seated in
the lobby Of the Adams hotel wishing
that father had sent out his car 50
that | might speed around the Coun
try without cultivating the men | meet
here for these delightful rides You
have no idea how l long TO be at home
again. but if | am 10 spend the entire
winter in the west. | hope You will not
make arrangements for me to leave
Phoenix. ! want 10 stay right here. and
will explain my reason
You know these western hotels are
supposed to be abomnable. ana ! sup
pose most of them are. but what viii
YOU think of me If / tell YOU that !
have never in my life stopped in a more
thoroughly metropolitan and delightful
hotel than this. on my way down from
y
volunteered 10 tell me that ] would find
the accommodations in Phoenix vastly
better than / expected ! rather pooh
poohed his statements, for ! naturally
thought them the products of provin-
cialism. Picture my amaZement when
/ arrived here and was driven to as
splendid a building as / had ever seen.
I don't want To bore YOU. buI let me
describe the interior of the lobby All
around are those big, tall marble. or
granite columns. Perhaps they are
neither granite nor marble hut they
are very beautiful. The floor is of
mosaic tile. and the color design of the
room is more than perfect. MUzzy dear.
it is Too cute for anything. The ceiling
is constructed in a wonderful arch. they
say all Of concrete and steel. and real
ly consider it quite marvellous. The
Golfers of the ceiling are interesting.
some Of them being tinted i'm splendid
taste, and others filled with lights Of
art glass. Tiffany. 7 think but Of
course I can't say The palm garden
is simply too sweet for anything ! was
in there last evening with % certain
Mr.. -- but of course this Won inter
est YOU. It is nothing SERIOUS
Yesterday / met the proprietor He
is the incest man. So accommodating.
and 50 willing To- tell mo all about the
hotel He says there was terrible
fire here a little less than TWO years
ago. and | can imagine how the poor
man felt when ne saw his building
burning. Muzzy. il would brighten mo
terribly to see such "a fire And TO
think that he should have such enter
prise. They say he began 10 raise this
beautiful hotel before the ashes Of the
other We're fairly cold. and / do think
such enterprise is extraordinary You
have no idea how full of energy and
strength these western men are. The
Mr. with whom I sat in the palm
garden is just such man And. If YOU
viii not be angry ! viii admit that
rather like him
I got up with an awful headache this
morning, and just started the day by
having good boo. hoo. ] think il re-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
TEXAS UNDERGROUND RIVER.

II is maintained by biologists and
others who have given the matter
attention that Texas has the great
est underground river in the world.
II is maintained that this is an un-
derflow from the Rocky mountains.
land that this stream, several miles
wide, sweeps across New Mexico. the
northwestern part of Texas. and
from II the water supply from d
number of living streams, such as the
Guadalupe and other is obtained.
Wells sunk recently in the northwest
ern part of this state and a number
of places in New Mexico strengthen
the theory that such an underground
stream exists
II Is well known fact that in the
vicinity Of Tucumcari, y. NJ. and
points Immediately south of that city
fine flows of artesian water are OBJ
tanned at depth OF 500 feet. Re
Gently while sinking wells i'm search
Of oH-test wells-in the northwest
ern part Of Texas. living water was
struck at about the same depth AT
other points in Texas, too. northwest
Of this city, fine flows OF water have
''Nii 81 A' n fA 'Ntl a itSS ht-pill AHdH
those mentioned. The proof that this
is a stream flowing underground i'm
the same direction as the Rio Grande
Is emphasized by the fact that the
wells sunk both north and south Of
a certain belt of country extending
To the northwest have failed to find
water, although going to much
greater depth.
1t is maintained by biologists that
this underground stream flows almost
southeast from the Rocky mountains
to SuttOns county, Texas. and then
flows directly south for at least 100
miles, and thence southeasterly to
the gulf. Upon this theory relative
to the course of the stream the great
artesian belt of Texas is accounted
for. the claim being made that the
artesian wells tap the body of the
stream. For time there was a
theory that a portion OF the south
west section Of the state was under
laid by a subterranean lake. but this
theory has given place to the later
and more scientific conclusion that
a great underground drainway sweeps
sOutheastward from the Rocky noun
tains similar in many respects To the
underground stream that stretches
southwestward across Illinois from
what is known as the "kankakee
country
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
MEASURE HEAT OF THE SUN.

Observations and calculations based
on the heat and light of the sun are
endless and often interesting. even
Z" the laymen. We are now in
formed by scientists that all the il
Elimination OF Washington is ONLY
equal To the luminosity emanating
from = spot on the suns surface no
bigger than a mans finger nail
A sun spot the size of mans palm
would give all Washington So much
Illumination that the gas and cleo
trio light companies would quickly
60 out of business There would be
no need of their puny artificial light.
Professor NOrdmann of the Paris
observatory estimates the candle
power of the sun at 1000. 900 FOR
every square inch In other words
each square inch of the suns surface
is a. bright as $4,000 new electric
bulbs Of the ordinary 16-candle type.
The total area Of the sun is 200.
100000 square miles. and Professor
Nordmann computes its total Iumin-
osity To be 51.OO0. 900. 600. 600 times as
great as that Of the Avenue de TOpera
in Paris. which is one Of the best
lighted streets i'm the world He es-
Inmates the solar heat at case degrees
centigrade. which is so much greater
than any heat known on earth that the
hardest. densest substance from this
planet would almost instantly be
transformed into gas by contact with
the sun.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
STATEHOOD CAMPAIGN
AND BOARD OF TRADE
The Latter is Doing More Than 1t Was
Asked To.

Following up the suggestion OF the
Albuquerque Commercial club that il
ask an Arizona commercial organiza-
tions to wire the senate committee on
territories. urging action on the state
hood question, the Phoenix Board of
Trade has on its own initiative taken
mp the matter also with the supervis-
ors Of each county in the territory and
the mayors Of about twenty-five Of the
largest towns. The following letter has
been addressed To each board O.: super
yisOrs:
Gentlemen:
1t has been suggested that the board
Of supervisors Of each county in Ari-
iona would be glad TO send a wire To
Washington, urging favorable action by
the senate committee on territories, on
the statehood question for Arizona.
Herewith is a copy Of a letter sent to
all the commercial organizations in
Arizona requesting similar action, to-
sether with a copy Of the message sent
by the Phoenix Board of Trade
We would urge that kilograms be
sent in without delay. We would like
10 have copy of your messaga for the
files Of this office.
Yours very truly,
PHOENIX BOARD OF TRADE.
The following letter has been sent to
the mayors of each Of the towns in
question
The Honorable Mayor:
Dear Sir-It has been suggested that
the mayor of each OF the principal cities
in Arizona would be glad to send a wire
10 Washington. urging favorable action
by the senate committee on territories.
on the statehood question for Arizona
Herewith is copy Of a letter sent
10 all the commercial organizations in
Arizona requesting similar action. to-
gether with copy of the message sent
by the Phoenix Board Of Trade.
We would urge that kilograms be 1
sent in without delay. We would like
To have copy Of your message for the /
files Of this office
Yours very truly,
PHOENIX BOARD OF TRADE. I
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
DR.. 9. M. HORN
THE LOS ANGELES DENTIST
NEVER HURT A BIT"

"NEVER HURT A BIT"
Il ought to go. but
But what
But | am afraid"
That was what kept the toothache
chorus sitting up nights. for years.
until / made my discovery of 4 pain
less plan OF extracting, filling taking
out live nerve" and crOwning teeth.
So could say
~ NEVER HURT A BIT"
and make good N EVERY CASE.
II is the ABUSE and not the USE
of teeth that make them go TO the
bad
When the little hole appears. or
the least suspicion of a "growI' sends
its wireless 10 the brain. then is the
time % go tn my offices and let m,
put things in shape.
People would DO IL. just as they
take shoes To- be fixed. if they could
be- made 20 believe that / am telling
the truth when ] say
Il NEVER HURT 4 BIT"
This. then. IS my proclamation 20
the afraid folk
Come here and prepare to enjoy
YOUR visit. for l mean what YOU think
/ mean when I say
- NEVER HURT A BIT"
DR.. C. M. Norm
DENTIST
1928 Pantases Theater Bldg,
$50 s. Broadway.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15

tries. was only - years old when called
from Bowdoin college to Yale To take
the chair of political economy In 1900.
and he was known a. the youngest Eli
professor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15
TO SAVE A CENT

"Old Rumsey always was pretty
close"
Yes. and he always will be. Since
he was mixed up in that railroad acct
dent he invariably wants the street
car conductor to let him ride for Z
cents on the ground that his cork leg
is lighter than a natural one would
be"-Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15

Henry Crosby Emery. chairman OF
the tariff board. who is in England col
lecting facts regarding various indus
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-06-15

If the year Of 1911 were the year of
1912. and if the hotel Adams were COM
pleted. as it obviously is-not, the fol-
lowing letter might have been written
by Miss Geraldine Pecksniff.
Phoenix, Arizona.
January 10, 1912.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-18
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-13
ST. JOHNS ALUMNI DINE.
New York Association Also Remembers
President Fell.

The annual dinner of the New York
branch of the alumni association of
St. John sCollege took place Saturday
az the New York Yacht Club.
II is customary to hold the banquet
at this time, as the college was for
mally opened under its present title
IN Noaember IL. 1889, although il had
previously existed for a century as
King Williams School There are
more than 100 alumni actively engaged
in and about New York, large pro-
portion Of whom were present at the
dinner.
Among those in attendance were Ri.
Rev. Charles S. Burch, Bishop C,ad-
jutor Of New York; William Wood
ward, president of Hanover Bank
Herbert Noble, James A. techtig.
Lieut.. Z. E. Bennett and Alfred Hous.
ton. Mr.. Noble presided and speeches
were made by DR.. Thomas Fell, pres
ident of the College, and also by sew
eIal of the alumni.
Reference was made to the fact
that DR.. Fell will complete his TWEEN
tY-fifth year as president next June
and resolutions were adopted recon-
mending the board of visitors to com
memorate the event at the next com
mencement exercises.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-13
WHY WOMEN SUFFER.
Many Annapolis Women Are
Learning The Cure.

Women often suffer, not knowing
the cause.
Backache, headache dizziness, ner
vousness,
Irregular urinary passages, weak.
ess, languor.
Each a seeming torture of itself.
Together tell of weakened kidneys.
Strike at the root--get to the cause.
Quickly give the help the kidneys
need.
No remedy endorsed like Doan s
Kidney Pills. Recommended by thous-
ands. Endorsed at home. Here soon
vincing proof from an Annapolis cit
izen:
Mrs. Laura Armiger, % Jefferson
street, Annapolis, Nd, says: 81 was
subject to headaches and backachs
and my kidneys were in bad shape.
Often felt dizzy and nervous and |
had pains throughout my body.
Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills, l got
a supply from Green's Drug Store and
it did not take long to relieve me. l
recommend this remedy highly to any
one who has kidney complaint.
For sale by all dealers. Price, so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doan' g
and take no other.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-11-13
DYSPEPTIC PHILOSOPHY

The fool and his money never have
to look far for grounds for divorce
Every man has his price, subject to
a cash discount.
"They also serve who only stand
and watt" except at tennis.
Many a political plum has turned
out to be lemon in disguise.
Time has touched many a woman
lightly who used to be a brunette.
It isn't the well-dressed man who
wears the latest wrinkle in trousers.
Many a fellow who threatens to
blow bis brains out isn't really a good
enough shot.
If there is anything at all in a per-
son, an ocean voyage viii generally
bring it out
Perhaps the reason one-half the
world doesn't know how the other
half lives is because men are not so
inquisitive as women.