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Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
DEATH OF ?. 1. KAY
 YESTERDAY MORNING
Well Known Citixen Ends Career of
 Usefulness and Honor.

Perrin l.. Kay. one of the older resi- dents of the valley. died yesterday morning at o'clock. at the home or his son George R. Kay, six miles west of Phoenix on the Yuma road.
 Death was not unexpected and it came peacefully. the patient suffering no pain during the last two or three weeks of his illness during which he was confined to his bed. He was 16 years cd and death was due to the complications and infirmities of age. rather than to any specific disease. trough his heath has been failing for the past year.
 Deceased is survived by his wife who resides on North Fourth avenue. lis son George E. Kay, and three daughters. two of whom reside here. One is Mrs. Daniel McDermott and the other is Mrs. L. L. Harmon. The third
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
MINISTER'S PLANS RUDELY COMMENTED ON
Political Bitterness Permitted to Mas
 querade as Humor.

Rev. J. Harvey Deere. pastor Of the First Baptist church. during his ca r,er as d minister. has made ii a prac- tice to preach a sermon to candidates preceding every election. This he has founl to be a very useful feature or bis ministry. one of timely interest and he has reason to believe. helpful ir the general uplift. These pre- elcc- ton sermons are never oi an obJec- tionable character, never partisan and never of d sort that could offend. being devoted to d discussion Of principles on which successful and worthy gov errments should be founded. MT. Deere has planned such sermon for Sunday. December, l0, two days be- fore the election and has sent his in- vitatiOn cards privately to all the can- didates he could reach. the subject Of the address to be What kind of a gov crnment would Jesus favor?
 In due season he intended to an nounce the sermon in the newspapers. Yesterday an afternon paper. doubtless having seen one of MT. Deare's invita- tions to candidates. quite irreverently referred to the minister's plan, by un- necessary remarks evidently designed for partisan humor, intimating that the preachers purpose was to further the interest of republican candidates. The advice is then indelicately given the minister to throw his influence on the side of democracy. The only re- suit of the newspapers comments is l.; To prematurely advertise a coming sermon and plainly emphasize the cdi- tors Scornfulness of sacred things.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

PEKING. Dec. l-China's future form or government. if not future history. seems dependent upon Baron Cottu. of Japan Should the promised Franco Belgian loan of thirty million dollars be forthcoming. Premier Yuan Shi kai probably will use the gov crnmenrs remaining hundred thousand troops so advantagcously that the country will agree to a strong con stitutional monarchy Yuan is unable to negotiate the loan with the inevit- able result it is believed of neces- sity of compromise with the rebels. owing to tn" inability of the govern
 ment to pay the troops and to pur- chase ammunition. The Associated Press correspondent is reliably in
 formed that Yuan Shi kai intends offering the provinces the right to elect their own officials, including governors This k the principal de- mand of the revolutionists, It is understood truce covering q fort night was signed at Hankow today.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
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pointed man with an ungovernable srouch.
 That the sting of defeat is felt even before the defeat is administered is evidenced by the fact that the demo cratic candidates have so suddenly abandoned the constitution as an is- sue and have resOrted to personal abuse of their republican opponents and the democratic newspapers par ticularly in Phoenix and Globe have endeavOred to outrival the demo- cratic politicians in the matter of nastiness.
 The republican candidates have pursued the even tenor of their way presenting their personal claims for recognition at the hands of the AriZO- na Electorate and urging the adOp- tiOn of the principles of the republi- can party as the only course to be pursued if prosperity is speedily tO be restored to the state. Splendid meetings have been held by the state ticket headed by Judge Wells at Douglass. Benson. Clifton. Morenci. Solomonsville. Stafford and Miami and by the congressional ticket at Buckeye. Wickenburg. Kingman. Ash Fork. Jerome. Crown King and Pres colt. At every one of those places the audiences have been large and much enthusiasm has been manifest ed.
 From all parts of the territory re- ports come to state headquarters which indicate a rapid specialization of sentiment in favor of republican, principles and republican candidates and everything points to d sweeping victory on election day.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
THE COLISEUM.

The weeks vaudeville program will be presented with some material changes tonight. Beatrice Wynne has a bouquet of new songs. the operatic duo will present Mexican national airs. and the Awker sisters will present by request beautiful fencing turn that has made a hit wherever presented. Saturday sOuve- nor matinee at D. m. and the regu- lar Sunday matinee at the same hour. On Monday night return en- gagement of the Wolgast- Moran fight pictures will be on the program. The bill for Tuesday is q decided change from the present lineup and includes the Divine Dodson. the peer of all character specialists.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

connection with the application for
 patent"
 Tt is shown that no misrepreSenta-
 ton or concealment whatever was at
 tempt, q and that the department with
 all the evidence before it deliberate
 ly and without being misled or mis-
 taken as to the facts in any particu-
 lar decided that the applicants were
 entitled to patents and issued them accordingly Tine attorney general makes amend as far as he can and says II; is a matter of sincere re-
 gret that the government should have been placed in the position of accusing of dishonesty and fraud per sons whose conduct was above re- proach.
 The personal and political friends of MT Smith throughout the south west who are numbered by thousands will be deeply gratified to know that he has succeeded in establishing his case full and completely to the satisfaction Of the Washington auth critics and that the official order in the ease amounts to rebuke of those subordinate officials whose 'ov- ersight caused the institution ot the suits
 The disposition of these cases has a much wider significance in open ing the way toward broader inter- prelation of the min, ral land laws. making il possible. at least so II ap- pears, for mining companies engaged in legitimate mining and development work 10 take up land known or be- lieved to be ore bearing. as determined bv geological examination, even though such land may on the surface be devoid of any evidence that it isI mineral land Some of the most valuable mining properties in the Burro mountain district of New Mexico are affected by this declslon' including many claims even now un- der order of cancellation by the gov ernneut. IL is to be hoped that the coyernment will take the broadesi nosSibI.. view of the questions at ls- sue and thus open the way to more and thorough development oi th, great copper district of New Mexico and Arizona
 Mir Smiths victory if it did noth- ing else. put the quietus on cla'A jumping in Arizona but II dld more the trial of the case did more 10 attract attention to the necessity TOT revision of AriZona's antiquated mlh- ing laws than did any other case ever brought before the department nf justice and may lead 10 a re- fpyinatinn of the mineral code of me
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
OUTSIDE TALENT IS
 WORKING FOR DENIS

F.. Y. Chavez of Los Angeles has been !! imported by the democratic state cen tral committee to tell the Mexican American voters of Arizona what great
 and good men c. w. Hunt. Henry As hurst and Sid Osborn are and what they have done for the Mexicans ol Arizona. Joe Folk was brought all the
 way from Missouri to extol the vir- tues of Hunt ct al, whom he had never seen and with whom he had not a thing in common; Judson
 King Of Toledo, Ohio, field secretary Of the National Referendum league,
 vas brought to the state and kept here ten days to east aSperSionS upon Judge Wells and other republicans who, when the life Of Arizona was in the balance, preferred statehood to some of the isms injected into the con- stitution by the radical element. and high salaried correspondents hay. been kept on the road with the tray cling candidates to send glowing ac counts more or less imaginary to the Hearst papers Of the meetings held in the various places visited
 Why this importation of outside tal ent if as has been iterated and re- iterated by domestic politicians and newspapers the people of Arizona were competent to work out their own political destiny? The s25.000 alleged to have been paid the Heart papers for their influence in Arizona would have put the democratic newspapers of Arizona on their feet in position 10 be a continuous power for good in the state. but it would be contrary to we'll defined democratic policy to build up home industry.
 Joe Folk Of Missouri and Judson King Of Ohio both eStimable gentle nlen. know about as much regarding the political needs of Arizona or the personnel of the democratic candidates as a Hottentot knows of the doctrine of transsubstantiation, yet the demo- cratic committee had the supreme ef- frontery to bring them to the state To instruct AriZonans as to whom and what they should vote for on Decem- Der l2
 No blame should attach to Folk and hlnS-lney tdIh TOT pay 'G4u as LII" democrats paid them out Of their "slush" fund they did the best they could to earn their money; but what do the voters thing Of it? What do the democratic editors who are strug gling. to meet their payrolls think Of the efforts of the committee to buili up Hearst papers while democratic pa p1DcrS Of ArizOna are left tO do the best they can?
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
LOW CUT PRICES
 AT BIG CuR|o STORE
Customers Thronging to Take AdVan-
 tage of This Great Opportunity.

People are appreciatipS bargain Op- pOrtunities. That is why Balke's Bis CuriO Store is thrOnged these days every effort is bent to close out this immense stock. The profit which the proprietor expected at the time he laid in the present stock is going to his customers and still more then the ex- pected profit for many things are be- ing sold even below cost There has just been received d large line of Mex ican Zerapes which had been ordered over year ago. but owing to the late war and strife the buyer was un- able to obtain them. These Zerapes ton sale.
 The demand for ostrich feathers at the unprecedented low prices still con tinues unabated
 Customers seem to think they will never have such an opportunity again and in all probability that is true. There certainly was never such an opportunity before as all who have had experience in buying plumes are aware. A new lot of handsome post cards has just been received. They rep. resent cowboy and ranch, and mid win ter scenes. in Salt River valley. Some thing that tourists will be glad to send friends in the east at this time ct year. which is the bleakest and most season at their old homes These postcards will convey to them a >gleam of sunshine from Arizona
 We would advise all visitors to call at this Indian trading store. as We know it will repay them. as it is one or the sights of our city.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
ARIZONA ORANGES
 IN CALIFORNIA TODAY
Walter Hill Company's Car of Or anges in Los Angeles Markets.
 More to Follow.

The first car of Salt River oranges and tangerines shipped by the local offices of ..the Walter Hill Company arrived in Los Angeles last night and are being placed on the city markets this morning. This is the first time oranges have ever been shipped into southern California. The Walter Hill company expects to ship at least car load of citrus fruits every week uI.til Christmas to their offices in Los Angeles The new law forbidding the artificial treating of fruits. or bleaching them, is already proving a tSaefit 1 'p.the growers of Arizona whose frusS hpens two weeks to month earlier than that in Southern California.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

tendance cOGstIctly increased instead G decreased in number as the hour grew later until there were some $50 people present From the handwrit
 ing on the wall in the different parts oi the county it would appear that the voters realize the importance of sup porting business men in the coming election instead of professional politi- clans who have but one object in view. which is the getting of their bread and butter as servants Of the people.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
FOUR WERE KILLED.
Illinois Central Train Was Otched
 Near Paducah, Kentucky

PADUCAH, Ky. Dec. i.-Four were killed and a score injured early to- night, according to reports received here which say that the Illinois cen tral passenger train from Memphis to Louisville was ditched 2S miles east of here.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
SAYS IT'S A JOKE.
That Is Governor Oddie's Opinion of
 Reno Divorce Matter.

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 1.-The gov ernor's special train which was here today left tonight for the east. In an interview. Governor Oddie of Nevada
 said the Reno divorce joke had be come obnoxious and he intended to endeavOr to secure. more rigid laws the coming winter regarding divorce
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
HE TURNED DEFECTIVE
Sleuth Was Formerly President of
 Salt Lake Trust Company.

SALT LAKE, Dec. IL. M. Sulli- van the detective employed in the McNamara defense at Los Angeles wos formerly president of the L. M Sullivan Trust company of Goldiield, Nev. He is also q partner in the firm Or Sullivan and Rice. Reno miners. which was later merged into the Nat C. Goodwin company.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
FAITH IS PATHETIC.
Mother cf McNamsras Declares She
 Believes Them Innocent.

CINCINNATI. o., Dec. l.-Nothing could cast a greater shadow on the home of the McNamaras than the pleas of guilty. Il know my boys arc inrocent." said Mrs. Mary McNamara. their mother. Il am forced to believe they pleaded guilty. I know they are innocent"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
JUST LOOK HERE!

An investigation of the records Of the interstate commerce commission fail to show where F. \. Jones ever attempted to secure reduction III wool rates. although that individual assured the wool growers at their recent meeting in Flagstaff that he ,abored with might and main in their behalf f'-AriZona Democrat ' JnIN ,-
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
TROOPS WILL BE MOVED.

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. l.-The president has ordered four troops oi cavalry to Ford Meade. south Dakota Two will go from Fort Apache and two from For. Huachuca
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. 62i4; Smelting. i2ls' Atchison. iO5a.:: St Paul. l09&: New York Central, l05A; Pennsylvania PTS: Reading. ii9S; Southern "a cific, ll1S.; L. P. 172's; Steel. s2S4; do preferred, l0Sz
 Silver. 55ssc.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

X Des MOines man had an attack Of muscular rheumatism in his shOuI- der. A friend advised him to go to Hot Springs That meant an ex- pense of s150.OO ar more. Ne sought for quicker and cheaper way~to cure it and found it in Chamberlain's Lin- iment Three days after the first ap- plicatior of this liniment he was we'll For sale by al Gruggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
TATE 0F EMPIRE IS
 HANGING IN BALANCE
While Chinese Premier Tries to Ne gotate Loan, News Comes of
 Fall of Nanking.

RANKING, Dec. l-Nanking hE fallen. The entire city is occupied \! insurgents.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
Weak StOrmachs MAZE STRONC BY USING
Dufy's Pure hsalt vssts;skey

4 tablespoonful in lri.k or water before ms..!s and retiring VII correct diziu,Sarce of tht stomach and bowels. It aids diges- toa, bu.lJ: ncy ;issuc2, q,;ickeaj the cir cuiation. IL tones .kc system and keeps the orcans hc1lthy and active. l. enables tn. old to enjoy the spor;s of youi.: anl keeps tie young s,;cEg and vigorous.
 Sold ay drugs., crcc~rs sns; dsslo's ia sosled bc.,I.s. price ST co. h you cHnt procure it, let us know and vc will tcii yes, how to obtain ii. Wit. ;or free o-rtors un-- Loci. c, recipes fos table and s,es room.
 The Duffy 1:al. Hs!s-ey Co. Coc1es'e-, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02
METALS.

Standard copper quiet; Spot, futures sl275dl3.10. Lead easy, sii3H i.5o fer New York
Arizona republican., 1911-12-02

Try a Republican Want Ad for results.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17


Among the new railroad prospects
with Union City connections comes the
latest proposition to construct an electric
line 70 Gibbs and open up the territory
on each side Of the line with truck farms.
Il is proposed to buy and divide these
farms into ten-acre tracts and introduce
diversified farming with attractions and
inducements to home seekers, including
good roads and interurban transporta-
ton. Mr. Bishop, who has been man
aging the suburban addition sales in this
city, has a plan but has not yet released
it to the newspapers. He says he is
particularly interested ia Union City and
that he can bring US more good citizens
and better business than we ever dared
to hope for. The gentleman with the
eagle eye and massive brain is Mr..
Bishop, and we are right with him,
shoulder to shoulder. Come out to the
banquet and hear these things discussed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
The Banquet.

The Union City citizens banquet will
take place next week on Thursday night,
Mar. %. The banquet viii be held in
one of the large halls in the city with
accommodations for $50 plates and SUBJ
scriptions have been freely and literally
made guaranteeing the attendance of
that many citizens and business men.
So far as is known no other public or
lodge meetings are to be held on this
occasion, excepting the Odd Fellows,
and the officers of that lodge will be
requested to postpone for one night in
favor OF the banquet, in order to make
the meeting general and harmonious.
All the business men Of the city are
expected to get together and form a
solid front for greater city and coun-
try and discussions are to be held on
various questions pertinent to the occa-
SION The principal object Of the meet
ing is to organize Business Mems Club,
with the idea Of consolidating and har-
our public interests, and we
nope and believe that this will be the
greatest meeting Of the kind ever held
n Union City Get ready for it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Hans Hanson.

Dialect plays with characters drawn
true to life and abounding with the lights
and shadows Of rustic life have within
the past few years found very warm
place in the affections Of theatre goers.
Hans Hanson which comes to the Rey-
nolds Opera House Friday evening,
March "a, is in this popular class, and
furthermore has been pronounced by
competent critics fully up to every ac-
cepted standard in plot, situation and
personnel. The scenes are laid in quie
little hamlet and the characters intro
duced can be instantly recognized as in
digenous to nearly every American
country settlement. The piece bristles
with strong dramatic action interspers-
ed with plenty of clean, wholesome
comedy, and has been the biggest kind
of hit ever since produced. Seats
on sale at Woosley's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Plans for New Church.

The architect has submitted the plans
and specifications for the proposed new
church to be built by the First Chris
tan Church congregation in this city.
The building is to be erected
on the site of the old church
and the old building to be used to some
extent in construction. The front ele-
walton shows large entrance with
colorado extensions on each side. The
upper portion is to be box-shaped,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17

trimmed in stone In The center Of the
building a dome rises above the roof.
Under this, inside, Of course, is the
auditorium. There win be a lobby in
front, leading to the auditorium. On
one side of the auditorium viii be an
assembly room, which win be seated
and can be used in connection with the
auditorium when there is an overflow
meeting. The pulpit will be located in
the corner and to the right and the seats
arranged in a semi-circular shape in po-
sition to face the pulpit The seats
will be elevated and made with a view
to comfort as well as Convenience. The
entire structure will be a departure from
the conventional styles and will cost
from SO, 900 to $50, 900. Bids on the
building are to be let and contracts to
be made soon.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Race Suicide

is not nearly the menace to increase 10
population that deaths among the I'M
fants are. Eight out Of ten Of these
deaths are directly or indirectly caused
by bowel troubles McGee's Baby
Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysentery, sour
stomach and all infant ailments Of this
nature. Just the thing for teething
babies. Price 25c and SOC per bottle.
Sold by BED Cross Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Amused Hundreds.

Thoroughly up-to-date, Peck's Bad
Boy will be the attraction at the Rey-
nolds Opera House Saturday, March
IS, matinee and night. This popular
comedy, which has amused hundreds
OF thousands in the past, is more at
tractiye this season than it has ever been
before and, ffpm our exchanges, is Civ
ing the best ,f satisfaction wherever it
is produced.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
New Grocery.

Uncle Joe Mailing has returned from
Moscow and will again embark in bust
ness in the city. About April / Mr..
Mailing and d. A. Peeler will open a
new grocery store on Washington
Avenue, in the building owned by Mr..
Peeler and occupied by I. r. Barrett
jewelry store. Mr.. Barrett will con-
time in business at the same place,
occupying one side of the room.
Latest designs in wall paper at Ligon
Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Marshall Douglas.

Mr.. Lutte Marshall, one Of our enter.
prising young farmers, and Miss Lena
Douglas, OF near Troy, were united in
marriage last Wednesday evening, Rev.
Pressly performing the ceremony. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Douglas, of near Troy. ~
The bride wore a suit OF cream al
batros, while the groom wore suit OF
becoming grey.
Both of these young people have
many friends who wish for them un-
limited success and happiness.
Minors Fluid is the finest hog and
sheep dip made; found at Mailing
Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Thrown From a Horse.

Leslie Johnson was thrown from a
horse in the city on Home street last
Monday and badly shocked and bruised,
but not seriously hurt. The young man
was unconscious for awhile and his
friends were somewhat alarmed, but he
soon rallied and is now nearly recoy-
cred.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
New Grocery Firm.

Chas. P. Hardy and Frank p Glasi
haved formed partnership in the pur
chase of the ]. F. Howard e Son STOCK
Of groceries and provisions on Washing
ton avenue. The transfer was made thi,
week and the new proprietors are nov
in charge. The gentlemen are both ex-
perienced in handling merchandise and
are well acquainted with our trade.
They will solicit share Of the business
and offer all the trade inducements and
accommodations to that end. The firm
will be known as Hardy & Glass, and
we trust that success viii be Kind to
them.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17
Save money by using Bon Air Coal.


The indianapolis and Memphis base
ball teams are scheduled to meet in
Hickman in few days for series of
games. The captain OF baseball fans,
Mr.. Glen Burdick, released this dope,
and when the time comes every fan in
this end of the country will be there if
he has to climb a fence.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-03-17

FOR SALE My residence on Home
street. Lot 125x230; two-story frame
house, eight large rooms, two large
halls, pantry and bath rooms, electric
lights, hot and cold water, good shade,
large garden, good barn, good two.
room servants house and other out
houses. For further particulars call on
or address w. G. Blanton or M. A..
Blanton, 306 North Home street..