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The evening world., 1911-07-31

The new boxing commissioners will assume o.
flee this week. ard Headquarters will ne opepei
In ,his city. II H. eSrected mat some time VIM,
he announced. They are trying hard TO persuade
~ r,nv :. Weels. who Is doubtful. II, he viii be
able 10 snare the time. TO sccert the position
nm the hoard
The evening world., 1911-07-31

Knockout Brown aud Joe Ferguson will me-,
IN A ten-rorrd ho,it In the OMEN air At Raltipor'
uext Monday night. This pair was matChed thr',
weeks ago at Albany. but the Philadelphia boy
ran out. declaring NJ the same time that he had
been offered So ODO IN Law down. X. n. saw
ne will make Ferguson lay down this time be-
II win be a wallop on the Jaw or In tina stomac'
that will influence Joe 20 drop.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

Tom O'Dsy. the Frisco promoter, IL irving har
10 match Joe jeanette aud sam LsnGord for a
twenty round mill a. his club. He thinks TN
would prove one ot the biggest drawing cards eve
arranged on tho Cast. and that 1t would be
hurricane mill IRON. start 10 finish. "a all the otne
scraps between this pair have proved.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

Joe Jeanette will get into action ae,ir ~.o.nigh,
when he crosses arms with Christy WillisnA ~
| Perth Amboy. y. j.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

Frank Klaus, the hard hitting Pt,shurs midslr-
weight. has signed q contract TO fight for Ton
o'Day' the manager OF the METROPOLITAN A. Z
OF Frisco. Labor Day. rapke !. eSpectsd 70. o.
rive in this city tomorrow, when o'Day feels
agree to meet KLAUS for twenty rounds In y
battle for the worlds m!ddleweisht championship
Labor Dav.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

A. the Knicterbocker A. G. of Albany to-nish
Willie Lewis Of this city and Kid Henry. vho h
4 remarkable list od mockouts TO his credit VI
swap blows in a 'en.round fight. They viii wig
In at l7 pounds. give or taks . pound. ~
o'clock. Lewis thinks that his encounter viii
Cyclone Thompson at the National SPORTING Gu
last week was valuable experience and viii psnefl
him greatly against the negro.
The evening world., 1911-07-31

Gunboat Smith. the Coast heavyweight, sna
Kid Mccoy have practically been matched for
Frisco for an early date. This contest viii marx
the debut Of the famous ring artist under the
management ~ Danny Morgan. The bout Will b.
Only four rounds AMI will be in the nAture " a
test OF McCOy's ability to come back. He has
been working for two ponths and - down to 40
pounds.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Radtks. sg; Minnis arae-
DOwkke, ~.
William knickerbocker. 64 jackson;
Bessie N. DesrOsiers, 81. Detroit
Horny Messerschmitt. is. IDA
Svaliisch, Is
Frcd,rlek Vincent. ssi Ella NJ Deck
ert. 23.
i'eter Paylinsk, rs: Anna Jozshk, 20,
Charles q. MeDonough. ~; Enel
MacNall 80.
Fred l.. wickham. 80. ella Everins-
ham. 81
Frank smith, 90: Christine rheis. 20.
Chester T.. Elliott Bessie III. Tate, ~.
Louis a. Prlmeau. 20; Mary q. i-e-
William c. Frank. 20; Martha r..
koepke. go
William \. Albright. 80. Rochester:
Mand T.. Lewis. %. Esame.
joe kop, ~, Flofence SabazinsKy, II.
Robert &. MCMurray, 80 Detroit
Maud y. Eastwood. 81, Holly.
William Okala. "a; Anna Baza. ~.
Henry Parks, 81, Chicago; Anna NJ.
Larsen. 20, same.
Mark J. Mantsl. "a. Detroit: Mary A.
Vessel, so, Ann Arbor.
John j Wood, -; Alice G. Gowan.
20
Frank sucharskl. 20; Tekia Michaku-
la. ~
George C. Pierson, 20; Emma L. Pc
terson. "a.
John Earnshaw. Jr.. 20, Detroit;
Ethel NJ. BoucE, rs, Pontiac
Walter -. Fisher. rs. Dayton. o.. LIS
tella J. Marsh. %, Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Roger McGraw, 80 years, St Mary's
hospital. ptrioration following typh Did.
Edw. MeininRer. months, 20 Cham
PLAIN, cholera Infantum
Theodore Rhode. "a years. SAT Du-
bois. phthisis.
Donald L.. Fox. months. $40 Hen
drie, ileo colitis.
James Kershaw, AZ years. st. Mary's
hosr!tal, acute nephritls.
tional, choloroform poisoning, acci-
dental
Thomas W. Hickey. 40 Clinton. IS
years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Carl Moch. years, 1888 superior,
hemorrhage.
Gilbert Lewis, AZ years, Harper hos
pitaL diabetes mellitis.
hospital. ileo Colitfs.
David Melville, IS years. iSe6 Third.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Jos. Lander. months. l4lS Champ
bell, cholera infantum.
j. II Matthews, GIL years. ST Mary's
hospital. chrome diffuse nephritis.
Alex KICka, &c years, Harper nospi-
tai, rephritis
.lbeTt Roegner, 81 years. 4l2 Chest
nut. atrophic clrrhosis of the liver.
Francis Miller, l year 443 Magnolia,
CASTRO enteritis.
Alfred A Beaubien, Sc years, SS7
Concord arterio sclerosis
John j. LaTarte. months. ssG ST.
Aubin. cholera infantum.
Marion Taylor, months, Children .
Free hospital, malnutrition.
NEdTew kaieta 3s years, Harper hos-
pital. crushing injuries TO body, with
burns.
Wesley J. Kerr. "a years. 80 Bagley.
tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBiS
LINES.

FLINT LIMITEDS-s:26a a,
m and every two hours TO s:l5 y m
Flint locals la m every two hours TO
. %. m: north OF oxford Sundays oniy.A
IN % m. To Romeo. a m, : a. m.
every two hours TO 10 .. m, II p. y.
PORT HURON LIMITEDS--7:i6 a
m every two hours TO 1;lk .. m. Sun
days. IL d. IN. Algonae limited daily
except sunday. S:l6 p: m Through
~ Marine city. D. m; Mt. Clemens
zeal half hourly TO y. m. hourly 10
~ n m Mt Clemens via short Linz,
s,s m. hourly TO HERS y. m.
TOI .EDO-CLEVEI.AND LIMITkDS--
40 a. m. and every two hours to s:3S
ToIedo only 7;30 y. m Toledos
k.cai. n m. hourly to y. m. Monroe
nni,y 10 70 m, II p. m.
poNTiAC LIMITEDS-tsS0 D. m, asia,
=, no %. m. Locals. $40 q. m, every
x minutes 20 1880 g. m: f:fb q. m. hair
S44k M -A.1o aa4 every &C.,
minutes TO $50 p, m; Sis p N. half
hourS TO T.is y. m. $50 .. m, hoaris
u 1880 p. M n,ee .. m. and Birm 3
ham on 9s, soN KALAMAZOO Lrnna
40 nj m. every two hours 20 f.lo ,.
:, Jackson lansing Limited. e:is "
ma Jackson locals, I .. m. every ~
ha,,s 10 q D. M: Ann Arbor only
D. m. sac D. m. 3 m, 10
~ To Northvtiie. tsSe
hourly 20 $50 p m, I:so p. m.
II wYhNpoTTE Div .-S:ss q m all
hourly 20 ssss D m; hourly 70 hsss
D. N.
hourly 70 n .. n.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
BIRTHS.

BOYS
liz L. Colt. 90 Pallister.
Arthur Flaws 30 81. Joseph.
.IGsetih- MlIch,-Aiills F-EeaAr---------
|Wllam Meredith. 2st r., Hancock
|I.ruis Gladstone, 2l9 wilkins
BENJAMIN Htndries III Benton
liz n Gardiner. 16T clifford
Edwin r. Roy. S79 stanton
.lI \ Wenlcr. ieS rNventeenth
GIRLS
.John Elliott. bio ,.. High.
.Jacob Eopanowski. 1870 Otis.
|,Tn0mas Algekewicz, la Thirtieth
|ChafleS SclIiltz. 2s6 Gilbert
. j. Morse. ffG Chamberlain
u . Renaud. IL Beard
|NLtcn Liizelsberger, SO Alfred
Nlphonso Hudklns. 70 Fofsythe.
oscph Ukrninierr $50 Piquette
ndrew MazOvOs ,513 Fanleid
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

SOME BARGAINS


20 acres, 3 miles from Algonac, 6-roOm
house. large barn. SO fruit trees; one
horse. cows. calf hog. Is chickens
and all crops and tools. only $500.
Must be solo before sept. 1.
40 acres. II miles from Detroit, god
soil. 6-room house large barns and
outbuildinRs. wells and clste-n.
fruit including some crops. $1,000,
$500 VIII sell 20 acres with build
20 acres. Macomb county. acres orch
ard. 8 acres timber. s-room house,
3ex14 barn. wind mill, all necessary
outbuildinRs. buildings painted and
In good shape; 2 miles from town and
stone road only Is miles from city
hall. $4,000
120 acres. Brighton township, Living
ston county. new hip-roof basement
barn. s6x66 cost 81 500: large To-
room house, 3 acres orchard. 10 acres
timber, running water. gravel and
clay loan soil. all buildings painted
and In frst class shape. $50 per acre.
$50 acres. IL miles from city hall, on
good road, with buildings 800 Pc
acre.
100 acres. Livingston county. on lake,
large house. barns. $1,000.
once open Thursday evening until
o'clock.
EYSTER. The Farm Man,
bO7 Mafaatic BLDG
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
PUTIN bay Excursions
and Cleveland by Daylight

EVERY DAY.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE TO CEDAR
POINT, sANDUskN AND PUT-rN-BA
on WEEK DAYS.
scr. Puf-in-Bey tnswD leaves $50 =.
m every day, str. Frank E. Kirby
I~.v,s "a 500 .. n. week asys- FsrsA
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
WHITE sTARLINE

Wharf Foot OF Griswold ST.
For PORT HURON way ports stesmsi
leaves daily $50 q. m, and z;so p. m
For SUGAR ISLAND and TOLEDO
steamer leaves daily s:1b a, m. ana
$50 ~ m Sundays sac and $500 .. m.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19


Women Win Strike.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-AFifteen thou
sand women factory strikers. most of
whom have been out for weeks. today
won their strike.
Most OF the firms involved granted
. Increased wages and recognition of
| the union. The condition OF the WON
en- strikers was pitiful. Their leader.
May Mac Arthur. declared that most
OF them were facing starvation. but
that they held out heroically to the
Hast.
IT'S a step away from the bread
line, that's all. said the leader today.
-FOUR women fought a glorious fight.
with empty stomachs and famished
children they never wavered and now,
with recognition of the union for the
first time, we expect TO accomplish
great Improvement In working condi-
tons and better wages. This victory
Is but the first step In our fight to
live"
Conditions Growing Worse.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 19.-With the
etreets filled with soldiers and the
water front surrounded by marines
today the mob spirit was queled In
Liverpool but conditions grow worse
hourly. The soldiers have been un.
able TO furnish the city with even a
partial food supply. Hunger Is driy-
ing thousands TO desperation. Men
Ind women, who, In their extremity.
blundered bread shops, are now SUI
5ering In silence. T. p. O'Connor and
Col. Gerard Kyffin-Tyler. members OF
parliament. sent here by Home Secre-
larry Churchill to investigate. today
ried TO make an agreement with the
ktrikers and ship owners whereby
Food could be brought into the city
10 relieve suffering. They were as
Eured that the government would take
bny steps they recommended and they
have announced their intention 10 see
hat the embargo Is temporarily lifted.
The danger OF pestilence Is growing
hourly.
All power is cut of in this CITY. sa-
oons and restaurants are closed; Ia
mine conditions prevail this evening
md the death rate Is already alarming
high. The stencil OF uncollected
karbage Is horrible and unless some
Thing Is done 10 remove the tons OF
refuse. now exposed 10 the sun. dis
base. which can hardly be combatted,
will be added TO the horrors OF the
Strike
Mobs led by hungry women today
lttacked the cold storage warehouses.
hoping to get food to sustain life.
They failed. because the supply was
Already exhausted. While the police
nd soldiers were as considerate as
possible in dealing with the mobs.
hey had to resort TO their batons TO
)isperse the rioters.
All the coal owned by the city was
oday turned over 10 local bakers TO
Unable them to bake up their avail
BILE supply OF dough, This will be
disposed of by the city authorities.
The city 10 also opening milk depots
10 supply babies and children who are
wing by the dozen because OF the lack
" food.
r. r. O'Connor who arrived here to-
Jay, Is trying TO arrange a compro-
rise to settle the strike, He Is also
sing his influence to have the strikers
ssist In cleaning the streets TO avoid
|estilenee.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
Amerlean. Appeal .ln Vain

LONDON, Aug. l9.-Several thou
land Americans. anxious TO get home
Ind blockaded here by the strike,
|sked the steamship companies today
b arrange for passage for them on
he French and German lines. many
II which touch at Southampton. The
BURSTS are willing 10 put up with any
inconvenience TO get aboard ship, but
he only vessels ready TO sail, the
american liner Philadelphia. and the
ltlantic Transport Lines Minneapolis.
Ire crowded to capacity.
The White Star Co. expected to- get
he Celtic on today but al daylight
DE firemen struck
The Lusitania still lies at Liverpool.
|nable TO coal. II is predicted that
10 more ships will sail from Liver
DOL until the general strike Is settled.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

Put-in-Bay, round trip. week days, Soei
Sundays. 7bc. To Cleveland, epe wey,
si.2s. TO sandusky, one way, 800. Te
ssndusky, round trip, same day, yl.xe
ASHLEY q DUSTIN STEAMER LINE.
first street wharf.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
MAY Adopt Arbitration.

LONDON, Aug. 19,-After confer
|nce with the strike leaders and the
bilway managers, Chancellor Lloyd
George. In his report to the govern
bent. this afternoon, said that the out
box was more optimistic than at any
| me since the strike order was issued.
IL Is believed the railway companies
I'm be forced to grant the demand
br recognition OF the unions, and that
he way will be clear for arbitration
j the demands for increased wages.
II a royal commission is appointed,
is said that the men will insist that
be headed by Lloyd-George. whom
hey believe will more fairly repre-
|ent them than anyone in the govern
bent service.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
M. ]. CARLEY,
RIVAL Oak. Mich.

Oakland County Farms
~ A., near car line, convenient TO De-
troit; 6-room house, other bldgs.;
or $1,000.
10 A.. suitable for fine country
home; good building site natural
grove running stream; rear car line.
l3 mi city hall: $4,000. Terms
90 A., 10 mi. city hall: good soil,
7-room house, other bldgs. $4,000:
half cash.
In Royal Oak--Houses and lots on
reasonable terms. also choice half
acre lots: good building sites:
$3.50 up
mr.. town; macadamized road; hrst-
class loan, hardwood land. springs
and creeks; cleo. line ight-of-way
given across corner OF place; no
bldgs.; SIS per acre.
Ask us how 10 save money on
Florida lands,
M. ]. CARLEY,
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
STRIKE is CAUSING
STARVATION AND DISEASE
Woman Win Strike.

ut OF work. A warship mas today
lken food TO the lsle OF Man
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
.lgsSI|ssss'E,.;;iIsl1HE S sEa

Fer CIeveIand, Pittsburg, and all
poI,,tn south and east, leave daily lO.4b
o. m Fare TO Cleveland "; Pittsourg.
1850 Lower berth, N.b0, upper perth.
81: whole room. $3.50.
For AIpens, Macktnse ssd Way Ports
Monday and Saturday, y. m. Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays. e;S0.
DAYS 500 D. m. sundays and holidays
90 y. IN 60.
wsek-End Exeursions every Satur-
dav. Cleveland. t2gG; Buffalo. tsySo; Nj.
ayaia Falls, 50 Round trip returning
a. time for business Monday morning
.yo, WacEfnac rsfsnd-SpVctaf gteams
ar service Mondays s;30 q. m. Thurs
DAYS. 8 y. m. 40 stop en- route except
al Coderich, Ont. every Friday up
Round and Saturday downbound.
cry Ticket Ofaces-Mstestie bldE-
an. Mooaward-aye. 1T4 Grfswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

LLANELIY Wales. Aug. 19.-SeTi.
hs rioting took place here today the
hillary and police being compelled
FIRE a volley into the midst OF a
lob that attacked them. Two per-
bns were killed and enc wounded.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
MONEY TO LOAN.
WANT MONEY!

WANT MONEY!
Don't go to q friend when you do, eu,
borrow from q reliable money loan
Ing nrm. We have the best record:
81 years IN this same location. We
loan from $40 upward quickly. pri-
vatsly and on reasonable terms.
Detroit Mortgage Lean Co.
Suite. 0. las Griswold-st.
Michigan Phone Main 1904.
SALARIED PEOPLE
Women keeping house and others FUR
nished money, without security. Easy
payments Offices In 70 prineipai
cities.
Save yourself money by getting our
uNioN CREDIT CO..
20 valpey Bldg. ais Woodward
Money 10 Loan on Equities
Land contracts bought. Money TO loan
on realty Real estate exchange a
speciality.
EBERf +. goo Majestic Bldg.
coNsTRUcT ON me- LIBERAL
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

BRIGGS FARMS r'f 3
acres, Romeo. house and barn; $500
acres. Romeo. lots OF fruits and all
kinds OF buildings: only $4,000.
13h acres Romeo. orchard. large
house. 4 barns; only $500,
90 acres. Belleville. 6-room house, barn.
orchards and timber; only t2.3o0.
1000 acres. Crawford county. lG-room
steam-heated house, 2 large barns.
mindmill; only $4,000; will trade for
Nat or terrace.
so acres. two miles from electric. at
Washington; high class clay loan
soil; nice new S-room house, with
cellar. cistern. lowing well, a0x40
hip roof barn: poultry house 16xf4.
COW barn 20x40: 500 apple, peach and
cherry trees; one OF the best farms
I'm the county. Only $500, VIII
take a good house worth 5000 In
Highland Park In exchange. Now.
don't pass this by,
20 acres. Royal Oak: close to electric:
want best cash offer this week.
40 acres. near Flat Rock. brick house
with cellar; good land and nne loca-
tion. Only $1,000.
20 acres, near New Boston; small
house and barn good land. only
$500.
l want COED farms for cash buyers.
FRANK Z. BRIGGS,
The Farm Man
bOs-s MAJESTIC BLDG. Cherry 100
Evenings ana Sundays. Royal Oak.
Bell "a
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

The Board or Commerce. is trying
b secure an improved package car
brvice between Detroit and points In
be Thumb At present, shipments
Eom this city are delayed to such an
ktent that very large proportion OF
be business Of the district goes TO
|aTnaw. II II said there is a plan
b foot amonA interests outside the
board of CommeSce to construct an
|ectric line from Port Huron TO points
birth OF there.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

Oakland County Farms
a. A.. near ear line. convenient TO De-
trolt; 6-room house, other bldgs.;
fruit, fences. good soil $500. Time
Is a. suitable for nns country
home; good building Site natural
grove. running stream; near car line.
IL mi. city hall; $4,000. Terms.
7-room house, other bidss.: $4,000;
half cash.
In Royal oak-Houses and lots on
reasonable terms; also choice half
acre lots: good building sites;
In Wexford County--1s0 A.. 2 NIL
r.r. town: macadamized road; nrst-
class loan. hardwood land springs
given across corner of place: no
bldgs; SIS per acre.
Ask US how to save money on
Florida lands.
M. ]. CARLEY,
Royal Oak. Mich.
2I0-ACRE FARM on good automobile
road. Oakland county; roomy house
ings. Good wells, windmill and
never failing stream OF water fcroHs
the farm; 20 acres virgin timber, ex-
cellent soil for general crops .s Miles lies
school; $40 per acre. easy terms.
In Manistee county, l65 acres. ! mile
from railway town, 90 acres tillable.
l5 acres In pasture. 30 acres wood
land; muck soil; great hay producer.
House 16x24 with l. l2xlt; SIS per
acre, one-quarter cash.
20 acre truck farm. near Detroit. Z
room house, barn, etc. $1,000. one
half cash.
Is acres ! mile Royal Oak, suitable
for fine county home. Good building
site, natural grove. stream, near car
line, $4,000; terms.
4 L.. loto In
sonable terms M. ]. Carley. Royal
Oak Mich.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19
nELr wAsTED-AALA.

A GOOD POSITION IL assured every
graduate OF the DETROIT BUSINESS
DNlvEIt sITl Magnificent lew
building. thorough courses IN Book
TypsWritins. MECHANICAL aud Aren't
Isctural Drafting and all Engnsh
subjects Free employment Depart
ment cataiog free for sns asxins-
STHASBUKG SCHOOL OF DANCiN1---
Cor. SproGt and woodward. Wtthost
question Detroits largest nnsst anu
best school; 81 years In Detroit ~ a
rare recommendation. We suaInh.
tee TO teach you I'm one term Aauit
beginners class starts Friday even
Ina, Sept l. Write or phone for book
OF particulars. Grand or city slyV
Private lessons In clog. buck ina
wing and fancy stage dancing.
BARBER WANTED for Saturday Cor.
Sixth and Abbott-st.
H. s..EN.
WANTED-Agents In every town and
city water power MASSAGE ma :
chine; low-priced; guaranteed, 70 per
day at the start Chance 70 Work
up New proposition; Write TOT eoI il
piete Information today. The Black
stone Mfg. Co. 2S6 Meredith bldg'
Toledo. O.
AGENTS can make ti00 a month dem
onstrGtine and distributing X you
only work STA hours daily Address
box 20, Times
ELEVATOR operator, experienced.
Hotel fuller.
HkLi' MANTrn-FIeMA Ale.
STRASRURG SCHOOL,. OF DANCING
Cor Sproat and Woodward. Without
question Detroit's largest, finest and
best school; 81 years In Detroit IL
rare Recommendation. We yuaran.
tee to teach you In one term. Adult
beginners class starts Friday even
ing, Sept /. Write or phone for DOCK
OF particulars. Grand or city $3.50.
Private lessons In clog. buck and
wing and fancy stage dancing.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-19

The 100000 mortgage against the
Dectrie Park property, held by the
|nicn Trust Co., may be redeemed by
be Gaukler family before the redemp-
|on period expires, Sept. Z. according
report in financial circles Ar
bur Gaukler admits that such a step
hs been contemplated.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
HUGHES BACKS OFF
FROM G0VERNORSHIP
But He Makes Early Announcement Of
His Candidacy for the Next
Pace.

Or. H \. Hughes withdraws from thu
gubernatorial race in an open letter to
The people as follows: Considering the
fact that my late announcement makes
il impossible for me TO visit more than
one-fourth of the Territory before the
primary election l have decided t.
withdraw from the race for the COVER
norship. Although my opponents or
gans" industriously published me as a
prohibition candidate" l hereby reaf-
firm by fealty to the principles OF DEM
ocracy as eXpounded by our great lead
er Mr. Bryan. and pledge my support
to- the nominees OF my party.
! know my Withdrawal from the race
will be disappointment to may who
have volunteered their services in my
behalf and 70 whom ] Wish To extend
my heartfelt thanks for the.~ words
OF encoura cement and loyal support.
which ras led me 10 believe that had
] entered the race earlier would nave
carried ne to success, l,Ii which on
courages me to announce r,Nsolf as "A
candidate for the election twelve
hence.
nv short campaign has been a con-
tinuous round Of pleasure. a pleasant
vacation from my almost unbroken
professional labors. / have had the
pleasure of renewing old acquaintan-
ceship and making new friends. ! re-
turn with a much better knowledge of
the wonderful resources of our state
and a better opinion than ever Of our
people I return a more patriotic Ar
zonian than ever. 7 am glad ! entered
the race and only regre. thai | did Mt
announce myself in time to canvass the
whole territory.
Most respectfully your obedient
servant
II a HTGHES
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
.HERzBERG BROTHERS
A GROWING HOUSE
Propr;etors of The Fair, Holding
Their First Anniversary Sale.

Today is the first anniversary of The
Fair store. under the present manage
ment of Herzberg Brothers. In cele-
what they term an Anniversary sale.
the features of which are set forth
elsewhere i'm these columns.
The firm is entitled to cOngratuia
ton for the growth of its business and
its success in business It's capital in
the beginning was small and the es-
tablishment was quite unpretentiOus.
II is not yet regarded as one of the big
stores of the city i'm point of the guam
tity of its stock. but the management
contends that it has an ample supply
of everything in its lines and of quail
ity equal to the best If its prosperity
continues il will become some day as
great an establishment as any of its
competitors.
1t now has a millinery department
under the management of Miss Belva
Byers who is so busy she also has an
assistant: cloak and suit department
under the direction of Miss Waggoner
and one woman is kept bus" in the al
iteration room. Moreover the firm has
one resident buyer busy in New York
all the time.
seen that the Fair is a live and a grow
ing business and it's first anniversary
sale. will doubtless be followed by
many others, each of increasing mag
nitude
Arizona republican., 1911-10-21
Restored to Health

The body building and nourishing
qualities of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey restored a very sick
woman to the best of health.
1t will do the same for you if
you will give it chance.
She recently wrote Il am a
regular user OF Duffy's Pure Malt
and | have derived much
benefit from its nourishing quail
ties. 1t is the greatest tonic and
know of for weak sys-
tens. | was very sick some time
ago, hut owing to this elixir OF life,
l am enjoying splendid health at
present. | should have written
sooner and thanked you for the
good your whiskey has done and
is doing for me. 1t is the real
medicine of the American people"
Mrs. James Craven, Waltham,