davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION

The following arrivals registered yesterday at the Phoenix hotels:
 At the Hotel Ford-E P. Llewelyn, Stockton; J. Dixon. Seattle. Wash: R. F. Foster. Los Angeles. E. R. Parker. Los Angeles. O. Hawkins; \. :. Healy. New York. F.. Taylor. Tucson: C. F.. Lyons and wife. Bisbee: F. Burnidse. Cleveland. Ohio; z. J. Davies. Tucson: Mrs. S. Davies; Paul P. Hastings. Prescott. Robert F. MOrriSley. Pres colt: Joseph II. Morgan. Prescott, Jesse l.. Boyce. Flagstaff; w. r. Geary, Boston Mass. Rev. R. \. Stacky. Flagstaff: E. II. Fleming, Flagstaff; George NJ. Ogleby. Prescott, John IT. BarncoTd. Winslow; c. Goldsmith. New York. A J. Quintard. Los Angeles: J e. Peterson. Mesa. :. Hextrr New York. James F.. Nevins. Los Angeles: William j. Lindenfelt. Tucson: C. Nun ger. Tucson: Charles II. Pish)n, City; F. Horton Jones.
 At the Adams AnneN-J. Languid. san Francisco: F. R. Holstein, los An geIes: E. l.. Redfield. Los Angeles; George Fachan. New York; George D. Orpit. Platteville. Wis; Jack Dalton, Spokane. Wash.
 At the StaS-B. l.. Penfield: F. BloomstrOm: NJ R. Brown, Detroit. Michigan; W. II. White, Los Angeles.
 At the Elme~ Aker- zerg. Minnesota; T. II. BrederkOff; A. H. Green. T.. S Geo. Survey: Amy F. McIntire, Ray; Ira F.. Brown, Kelvin; J A Aguard: X. Baneda, Winkelman; V S Gardner, U. <. Geo. Survey; J. C. Evans. Roosevelt; Jacob Mayer, Peoria;
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
WARNING TO PUBLIC.
TO WHOM TIT NAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
 This is tO certify that on the 9th day of May. 1911. at a regularly called meeting of the duly elected. qualified and acting members of the Board of Directors of the Colored American Realty x Loan Company, the follow ing named persons were duly elected as officers of the said company:
 Jake Harrington. President.
 John r.. Lewis. Secretary -Treasur
 Inasmuch as it is being represented that other persons than those above named were elected as the officers of the said company. and tO avoid any legal complications that might arise bv reason of such representations.
 BY THIS NOTICE THE PUBLIC IS WARNED: to not recognize any check or other instrument pr thing given by the company herein named if given or issued by any officer or officers other than the ones whose names are above set forth
 JOHN F.. LEWIS. D Secretary Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

l.. J. Davies. Tucson; T. F. Edwards, Prescott: F. C. Richardson. ogden. Utah; F. J. Brickmedal san Francis co; F. l.. Van Epps. California: T. J. Miller, Los Angeles. F. L. Cri~well. J w. Franc s. Flagstaff. NerWiue Fran cis; W. Noohees. '. <. Geo. Survey. W. P smith. City. F. N. Stark. Win kleman: J. Duggan and wife. Roose- welt. C. H. Aller. Roosevelt: J. C. Bradbury. Prescott: David Kue. City. R. F. Canon. Bisbee: w. II. Mckee. Winkleman; Fl A. Cartwright. Los An Seies w W. Rieg. New Mexico. \. A. Lane. New MeXicO: Celrge Z. Wick.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
ExPEDIIIOUS WORK
 IN OFFICE MOVING
stod the words. but the melody spoke Pioneer Transfer Company to Clear Federal Building Lot This
 Week

The Pioneer Transfer & Storage company is devoting a great deal of attention to the moving business just now and on Saturday performed a job that it believes stands as a record for Phoenix. It was the moving of the offices of the Water Users asso- citation and the reclamation service from the old quarters over the post
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

Do You Have the Right Kind of Help?
 Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the right kind of help to neutraize and remove the poisOns that cause back ache, headache, nervousness. and other kidney and bladder ailments" EIvey X HUlett, quality druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

YoU'n do better at the Farmers Co operative Creamery company on North Second street. If
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

Mrs w. w. Dunbar. Florence: J. O'Couner, Florence; j. L. Dunbar. Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
FREE BOOK ON PILES.
Tells How to Cure Them With In
 ternsI Medicine.

Do you know the cause of piles?
 Is it internal or external?
 Will salves. suppositories. or cut ting remove the cause?
 How can one be cured permanently?
 Do you know how Dr. J. S Leon hardt found the cause and cure?
 All these questions answered fully in a booklet mailed free by pr. Leon hardt Co, Station B, Buffalo. N. Y, or at Lovett Drug Co, Phoenix. AriZ. and druggists everywhere who sell the successful remedy. Hem Roid, un- der guarantee. at Sl per large bottle.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

Proposals for furnishing gravel and sand for T.. $. reclamation construction work will be received at office of w. A. Parrish. engineer. bs
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
UnbIedChed Domestic

Genuine LL. UnbIeached Domestic-FuII yard wide and good quality. Sells regularly for 7Iac and at this price the limit is 10 yards to a customer.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
UnbledChed Cheese Cloth

UnbIeached Cheese Cloth-fulI yard wide and quality that always retas for 5c yard. Limit 10 yards to customer during Mill Out let Sale.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

Comes in all sizes. Extra we'll made, of cotton open mesh pure white, very cool and worth 35c to 4oc. Both Shirts and Drawers
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08
Apron Check GinghamS

Apron Check Ginshams, good quality even
 al the regular price, 7I2c. Come in brown and white and blue and white checks.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

JOHN F.. LEWIS.
 Secretary Treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

Large assortment, including Taffetas, Moire and striped Moire; very wide and worth resu- Iarly 35c and 4oc.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-08

Here's bie lot of all silk Taffeta Ribbons in all coIors and up to and inches wide; a splendid quality and worth much more.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
l.E. SWANSTR0M,
FORMER BROOKLYN
PRES|DENT,|SDEAO
Expires From Pneumonia
After Illness of Only a
Few Days.
SERVED BOROUGH WELL
Accomplished Many Improve
ments During His One
Term in Office.
V WELL

). Edward svanstrom, who was Presi-
dent of the Borough Of Brooklyn from
Jan. 1. 1907. to Dec. 81. 1903. died to-day at
his home. No. AZ Fourth street. Of pncu-
monia. He had been III only VI days,
Brooklyn suffers the loss OF one Of her
most philosophical citizens In the death
Of Mr.. Swanstrom. lie was devoted to
the interests OF Brooklyn above every
him else. and his services IN behalf OF
the community are held In high esteem.
Mr.. swanstrom was born IN Brooklyn
IN 1859. His father was a Swedish cler-
gyman. After being graduated from
New York University Mr.. swanstrom
engaged in the practice Of law. In which
h achieved n large measure of success.
Early IN his career he was appointed
10 the Brooklyn Board OF Education.
He served many years In that body and
for four successive terms was elected
its president. He also served as a mem
Der OF the Board of Education Of Great
~ New York after the consolidation.
Elected With Low In 1901.
Although a stanch Democrat In ma
fional politics. Mr.. swanstrom was a
firm believer In non-partisanship In
municipal affairs. lie accepted the
nomination for Borough President OF
The evening world., 1911-02-15
OPERATION ON
jEffR|ES'S NOSTR|LS
The Lesson Taught by an Electrical
Method That Does Away
with Cutting,

Mr.. James j. Jeffries, the famous pu-
gilist, went oil the way to Europe to
have hi, closed ~nostrils opened. The
surgeons Of the old world wanted to cut
away the bones inside his nostrils. As
this would weaken his nose, he refused to
allow them to operate on him.
On Mr.. Jcffrics's return to this oun
try he learned that a New York Jurgeon
was freeing obstructed n%ostrils by an
electrical operation without cutting
away the bones. Mr. Jeffries consulted
DR.. Mccoy. wa operated on and the OPP
Grafton caused him no pain and no incon-
veuience, and did not interfere with his
work. After the operation his n~ostrils
were free and his breathing, that had
been labored. became easy again.
The case Of Mr.. Jeffries is cited as
showing how closed n~ostrils may usually
be opened without any cutting by the
proper use Of a new electrical process.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
GATOR A JUDAS
TO DOCTOR, FOR
He ATE A FLY
Physician Had Just
Bet Dinner Pet Reptile Was
on Winter Diet.

DR.. Ralph Opdyke of No 81 Fullerton
avenue. Montclair. to-day lost the
wager of as good a dinner as can be
bought on Fifth ven through the
distressing stupidity or u~ngrateful mall
ice OF his pet alligator. Judas.
Il. r. Norwood. a Montclair man of
literary pursuits. is a patient of DR..
Opdyke. In the course Of a profess
sional call to-day the talk turned to
a~lligators. their manners, customs and
appetite.
MY alligator" said the physician.
has sworn Off eating for the winter.
He does not swallow a morsel OF food
from Labor Day to Decoration Day.
MY researches into saurian liter
ature," said Mr.. Norwood, have not
been exhaustive. But III bet you that
Day or dies.
I'll take that" said Dr. Opdyke,
and make II as good a dinner as WI
can get at any Fifth n restaurant
In New York. 1 bet that the alligator
Will neither eat nor die before Decora-
tion Day"
The doctor took the patient to the
attic, where Judas lay in a gloomy
corner of a zinc-lined tank. The rep.
tile was lifted from the tank and car.
rled to a window. Judas was appar,
entity not conscious.
But there was "A large blue bottl,
fly buzzing up n down the window
panes. and Judas, opening one eye
snapped at It with deadly certainty
| gulped 1t and was somnolent ono,
more.
IAN right, Mr.. Norwood said tn,
physician. dropping Judas not alto
gether gently into his tank. "Whei
do we go TO New York;
The evening world., 1911-02-15
SNTEEN.YEAR-OlO BOY
SHOT IN LEFT TEMPLE.
Max Katz Says Shooting Was Ac-
cidental, but He Is Held for
f., Attempting Suicide.

When Mrs. Jennie Katz returned 10
her home at No. "a Orchard street this
afternoon she found her sixteen-year-
old brother-in-law. Max Katz. on the
floor Of the dining room with a bullet
wound In his left temple, BY his side
lay a vest pocket revolver OF small
eaisbre.
Mrs. Katz summoned help and sent
tor her husband, Nathan. who arrived
home before the boy was taken away
In an ambulance.
''W7hat did you do this for" nc
asked the Injured boy, Were you
hungry? Did you need money!"
i didn't do It on pa. &C." said the
boy. 1T was an accident. / was look
ing at the revolver when some ons
knocked at the door. ] started net
vously and the revolver went off"
The evening world., 1911-02-15
ATTIRE, SAVED BY SN0WBANK.
Rescuer Catches Girl With Dress
AbIase and smothers Flames.

While playing In the kitchen OF her
home az No, So Warren street, Brook
lyn, to-day eight-year-old Elizabeth
Cavanagh set fire 10 her frock. She ran
out into the street. the dress abla2e
from head 10 foot.
JOAN Buckley OF No, 81 Warren street
was coming out Of his home at the time
and rolled the flaming child IN q now
bank. In extinguishing the fire in her
clothing his hands were badly burned,
The child was taken 10 the Long Island
college Hospital Ia a serious condition.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
GONE
"Simple Remedy from Riker's Re-
moved Them" Saws Society LADY.

The best SKIN speC.allsts tod me that
nothing would remove my freckles and
that | would carry taem 10 my grave,
said a well known society woman, " but !
fooled them all with . new drug, othine-
double streugth-thnt ] huunht at Riker's,
which cleared my skin and gave me "a hne
complexion"
The action OF othlne - really remark.
able. for when applied at ulght many OF
the freckles disappear entirely by morning.
and the rest have bsEun 20 fade. Al
ounce Is usually all that il needed, even TO-
the worst case.
BE sure to ask Rlker's for the double
rtrenEth othine. as this is sold under "a
guarantee OF money pack II It fails 10
remove tho freckies
The evening world., 1911-02-15

to-date original designs for oo,ons,
queries utl be anspered as to mo-
tertaI, method or style IN dressmdk.
ing; hoto certain articles are best
made, the most economical sray to
meet the requirements Of fashion, DC.
Letters should be addressed to
Fashion Editor. Epenino World"
Descriptions Of above designs ars
given herewith
The evening world., 1911-02-15
MRS. TREN0R PARK WEEDS
SENATOR OEPEW'S NEPHEW.
New York Society Woman Bride
of StateSman's NameSake at
Wedding in London.

LONDON. Feb. l5.-Mrs. Trenor Park
and Chauncey Mitchell Depow. a nephew
OF United States Senator Depew. were
married at Kings Weigh House Chapel
to-day. The bride is the widow OF
Trenor l.. Park OF New York and a
daughter Of the late julius Cat,in OF
that city. Recently she has made her
home in Paris. The bridegroom formerly
lived In Buffalo.
william Phillips, secretary OF the
American Embassy. Mrs, Phillips and
Leland Harrison, second secretary OF the
Embassy, were present. A weddins
breakfast was served at the Ritz Hotel
The evening world., 1911-02-15
III.
In Light Blue 'Chambray.

Light blue French chambray dress.
made with kimono sleeves which are
edged with a bias band of white pique.
coming To "a point on the top OF the
sleeves and finished with three tiny
pearl buttons. A bias band of the white
also finishes the neck around. crossing
In the front to Il point. with three Of
the tiny pearl buttons on the left side.
while the right side continues down to
the waist, holding In place a lace frill.
such as finishes the sleeves. A wide
black satin sash Is worn.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
III.
FroCk in White Linen.

White linen frock. made with a wide
panel extending from the shoulders to
the dress, This Is hand embroidered
and button holed In scallops. as is also
the little cap sleeves. A large Irish lace
collar and turnback cuffs add u dressy
touch to the dress. together with a soft
colored ribbon or black velvet SASH
which slips through the front and aek
panels.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
VOTES TO RAISE SALARIES.
House Fa,ors BiII Giving Highest
Court justices More Pay.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I.JThe House
to-day voted to increase the salary OF
the Chief Justice OF the United states
from 1880 TO si5loO a year and tho
salaries OF Associate Justices from
sl2.5Ol 20 $4,000. The Increase was made
By an amendment 70 TIN bill codifying
laws relating " the judiciary.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Called a. Dr. Hilrs Aide.

The trustees OF Metropolitan Tempie!s
Of which DIR. John Wesley Hill is The
pastor. have called the Rev. Harold Paul
Sloan of South River. N. j., TO act as
assistant pastor. The salary is 5000
q year.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Dress for a Child.

White lingerie dress for a small child.
made in n piece, with a shaped yoke
or all-over Swiss embroidery outlined
With Val. lace. A shaped band similar
in effect TO the yoke trims the bottom Of
tho skirt and is edged with Val. lace.
The evening world., 1911-02-15

How important my method Of treat
mcnt is will be shown in the case Of Mr..
Bevan.
When Mr.. Samuel l.. Bcvan first o n
suited me. he said:
M ears began to trouble me twenty.one years
ago. I had grip at that time. began with
noises In my ears that sounded like the loud pai
Ut an engine blowing Oft steam. My. rght ear
have heard with it has been loud explosions
best ear SPECIALISTS / could find in New York.
They passed Instruments through my ,n9strils and
me ard my hearing c~ontinucl tn fail until Ieo.
pie had 10 shout at me to maze me hear; ]
could not hear the ticking OF my alarm clock
unless ! pressed IL right up 70 my ear, ~
difficulty to breathe through them"
since treating MIR. Bevan he reports
that the noise has ceased in his left ear
entirely, and that it has nearly all dis
appeared from his right ear. He says
he can now hear the ticking Of his alarm
! clock at a distance Of twenty feet and
that he can again hear conversation with
his right car. which is sop.cthing he
could not do fo- fifteen years. Mr..
Bcvan is ffty-eigh. years Of age and his
place of business is No. 1873 Broadway,
| New York.
The case Of Mr.. Bevan is cited asshow-
ing what my method of treatment will
often accomplish in cases Of deafness of
long standing and in persons somewhat
advanced in years,
The evening world., 1911-02-15
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashion Editor;
WIN you kindly advise me how to
make A dress Of Enclosed sample. and
what kind and color trimming l should
use? Age sixteen years. L. *.
I think your goods will look we'll
made with a deep band on the bottom,
piped at the top with Alice blue. A
yoke effect on the waist crossing to
one side in a point and piped with blue
would be pretty.
The evening world., 1911-02-15

II you suffer from obslructcd nostrils.
diseased nostrils, are going deaf or have
head noises, OF have a bad throat, and
you think my training and experience
should make me a good doctor, / will be
pleased to have you visit my office, 1t
will cost you nothing for an examination
and advice.
II you reside out Of the city write me
and I will be pleased to advise you by
letter concerning your condition.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
ARE YOU
GOING DEAF?

] have made a discovery in the treat
ment of head noises and deafness which
| consider an important one. My dis
covcry does away with the necessity Of
passing instruments into the ear tubes.
which measures have proved unsatis-
factory. are painful. and instead OF cur
ing the disease have often forced il
further up into the ear.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Pretty Designs for Children's
Dresses Prepared by The
Evening Worlds Expert.
BY MILDRED LODE WICK.

INC ~ onSD y
World has started
a Fashion Depart
ment for the bone.
NJ Of home dress-
makers Who toish
to hdue tasteful
and pretty clothes
minimum ca
pensc. In addition
The evening world., 1911-02-15

This is who | am and what ] have
done. | graduated in medicine in New
York in 1879. was the prize winner Of
my class. | won in competitive examina-
ton the position of Physician to Bellevue
Hospital, where l served in 1870 and
1880.
l have made a speciality of diseases of
the nose, throat and ear for thirty years.
| decided the best way ! could tell people
who | was and what | had done was to
advertise in the daily papers.
The evening world., 1911-02-15

WASHINGTON. Feb. i5.-Cardinal
Gibbons was to-day appointed by Pres
ident Taft to be a member OF the
Board of Indian Commissioners In
place OF the late Archbishop Ryan.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
DR.. j. 6. Meow.

2l3 FlatTon Building. broadway and 2d street.
New York.
H~ours-Monday, wednesday and Friday. s A,
VI. TO : p. NJ, Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
noon,
The evening world., 1911-02-15

Dear Fashion Editor
4 ave four yards "a inches wide o, In
closed sample. Have | enough for a
SUIT? Would you suggest a tailor-made
or a dress suit? W. b. A.
II you cut the material yourself
economically you have suricient. !
would advise n tailor-made suit.
The evening world., 1911-02-15

The following interview with Prof. LOOMS will
explain what he thought OF me:
tNew York World, Sept. 2, 1884,
Prof. Loomis of the University of
New York, the great specialist said,
in abiding to medical men who ad-
vertise: DR.. Mccoy. for instance.
is an able man, well educated. a
thorough scientist and a f~rst-class
physician. He is a graduate of Belle
vue Hospital. He advertises. does an
immense business. and is doing
much good"
The evening world., 1911-02-15

The Great London Detective begins I'M
raveiling the Mystery of the Red Tri-
angle In mex Sundays World. A com-
pletc detective story In book form free.
order from newsdeaIer In advance. Great
story!
The evening world., 1911-02-15

street yea l am twenty years old and
rather stout. MISS McC.
You crepe meteor would not be suit
able for street wear, but It could be
made very pretty for party and ave-
ming wear by making the waist n
sleeves in one, with straps Of rides
cent banding over the shoulders which
continue under the belt ard down the
skirt to . point below the knees, whore
the tunio IL caught mp Under it with a
beaded tasssl hanging below. The
sleeves also should be finished with the
banding, while the front Of the waist
between the straps ana the wide belt
10 Of all-ovsr lace. Your messaline
could be made with . slightly full
skirt, having . seam on zach hip n
two rows OF the tinisst satin buttons
outlining them. The waist could have
a deep Y yoke of nns lace and h tiny
buttons outlining the shoulder seams.
A heavy furnished silver cord could
dshns h waistiins.
! have a white waistoo make Of very
thin material. with a heavier bar and
leaf In II. Would like to make 1t so that
I could have an opening on the right
side. Can you offer any suggestion
'HOOSfER."
You might make YOU waist peasant
style and have q piece OF the material
outlined with Cluny insertion form the
top OF the sleeves, coming to the front
and forming . panel, but in the back
. yoke. You could then have an open
ing OF the right side.
MISS V. a. K-We do not issue pat
terms. The dress may be worn on the
street.
MRS. TURNER, MRS. FRANCIS,
T.. HANTER and others-I am sorry,
but we DO not issue patterns.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
A Shepard Supporter.

After his retirement from the Bor-
eugh Presidency Mr.. %Swanstrom did
not again seek public office. although
he allied himself with tho Democratic
organization and was active in politics.
The fatal Illness OF Mr.. Swanstrom
nrst manifested itself on Sunday in the
form of a heavy old. Pneumonia de-
veioped Monday and swiftly sped its
course. Mr.. Swanstrom is survived by
his widow. a daughter. Mrs. Ada Win
ter. n q son Arthur NJ. Swanstrom.
Tho family will the time OF
the funeral later.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
WOMEN's HOSIERY. In Both Stores.

IOMEN'S HOSIERY. In Both Stores.
100 dozen Pure Thread Silk with double
tops and Isle thread spliced soles, heels and
toes. Black only 100 per pair
usual price i3S
Fine Light Weight Cotton with double
tops and extra spliced heels, soles and toes.
csc per pair
usual price $50
Imported Egyptian Lisle Thread with
double tops and extra heels, soles and toes.
35c per pair
usual price SOC
Children's Fine Ribbed Maco Cotton
Stockings with double knees. White only.
Size 4 to OF inches. 6 pairs for LOO
usual price $50
The evening world., 1911-02-15

WOMEN'S HOUSE GOWNS. In Both Stores.
Albatross and Challie House Gowns. 1000
Albatross House Gowns, fitted or loose
model. CTS
Figured Crepon House Gowns. .....2.7S
The evening world., 1911-02-15

JAMES CREERYXM
e3rd Street 9Th Street
On Thursday, February the 10th.
SILK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
"McCreery Silks"
Famous over half a Century.
Sale of Eight Thousand yards of Novelty
Dress Silks, double width. csc per yard
value 80
WASH DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.
Second Floor.
Scotch Bingham and Corded Tissue in
checks, stripes and plaids. 15c per yard
former price 7e
White Mercerized French Batiste. As
inches wide. ISc per yard
former price SOC
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-11-24
A Lawyers APOLOGY,

Many years ago there was an old
Judge on the bench in Berks county
whose decisions. in consequence OF nu-
merous reversals, did not always com
snand universal respect. One day III
a case in which he was sitting one of
the lawyers lost patience at his inabil-
ity to see things in a certain light and
in the heat of the moment remarked
that the intellect of the court was so
dark fash Of lightning could not pen
citrate it. For this contempt the judge
showed disposition to be very severe
with the offender and it was only aft
eer much persuasion by friends Of the
latter that he yielded and decided to
accept public apology. The following
day the lawyer accordingly appeared
before his honor and made amends by
saying:
II regret very much that I said the
intellect Of the court was so dark light
ming could not penetrate it. l guess it
could. 1t is a very penetrating thing"
philadelphia Ledger.