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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08
SUMMER ITCH
NOW RELIEVED

Instant relief for all kinds Of sum
mer skin trouble Is found In that sim
pie wash-.D. d. ID. PRESCRIPTION for
Eczema. Get n 25c trial bottle today
and prove for yourself the merits OF
this onderful prescription. We al
ways recommend Il for summer Itch.
NNcl1s & HaNmalser.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08
eoprREY RuYs sTocN.

David A. Godfrey, Of redwood,
former merchant here, purchased the
remainder CT the Quality Ehop stock
OF goods Monday night, after an aue-
ton several nights. He will proh-
ably ship the heavier goods to Rich
wood and then continue the auction
here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08

Robert c. Lafrerty. of the firm Of
Iolmboe and Lafrerty. architects
left Tuesday morning for Richwoo !.
Academy, Charleston and Hunting
ton to look after work the firm has
at those places. He will return the
last of the week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08
HnnnIest CIrI a Lincoln.

ailinR for some time with chronic cOpstipa.
ton and stomach trouble. began taking
Chamberlain's StomRchS and Liver Tablets
and in three days i was able II be mp and
got batter right along. am slle pEondest
eirlin Lincoln 70 End anclI 2 good E1edls
cihs,D For sale BY alt dselsF.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08
TO GIVE CONCERT.

Our Boys band win give concert
Saturday night at 8 O'Clock on the
court hoAse lawn In connection with
the baseball excursion to 5Parkers
burg sunday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08

Miss Nellie FitaAueh. Of bridge
port, passed through city Tues
day evening on the was to PhiIippi,
to visit at the home OF her uncle,
ELIAS Scott. week,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08
ON FISHING TRIP.

Prof. r.. NJ. Fisher. of sardis. ha
gone on fishing trip to the South
Branch of the Potomac river Mrs.
Fisher, who is recovering from a
long illness. will go to Webster
Springs the last of the week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08

t1rm out, burning feet must
Ai oFde1 u ENJOY ne.
pleasant rehned ointment,
- apply, no fussfng around
as ahdsit stops the misery
5ne and tor eorns. bunions or
1sea far ahead nf anything
IN today An druggists.
la q aymalter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08

Charles A. Cummins was here
Tuesday from Lost Crew on bust
ness.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08

Miss ErceIl Butcher went to Wes-
ton Tuesday morning. where she
viii visit relatives for several days.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08
Piles! Piles! Piles !

williams Ipdinu Pile Ointment will cure
Blind, Bleeding and Itching PLEA. II abb
Lorbs the turnOrH. allays Itching g once
nets ua n poultice. gives instant relief.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment - pre-
pared for Piles and itcllinB OF the private
parts. Druggista. man zoe ana {Lql.
tt1iltANs n1EO! Coz Rn11.s q eyelh1d. Qhsa
Sold By II. r. BgEaS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-08

4-room cottage, finished in hard
wood, nice location. Union Heights.
NO. addition, lot 4Ox130. Down
is,yrnent
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23

which at a former day were chosen
because Of their body and 'crispness
are now picked out because. made
10y some different process they take
naturally clinginE, soft lines and
drape readily for tunic and fichu.
Dotted swiss, trimmed with point
d'esprit lace. is ever pretty for a sum-
mer frock and is especially attractive
for the gown Of the Younger sister
who has Vet a year or two before she
can b" the proud recipient of a pig
skin diploma None of the under
gradutes this year will have trains
on their gowns but the members of
the graduating classes will in most
cases have their gowns just touch
the ground all around The more
elaborate gowns are now being made
with some little sweep of train, but
the majority of midsummer costumes
which are formed of cool lawn and
batiste. etc will have the skirt cut
reaching just 10 the tip of the pump.
For a graduation frock the sleeves
are mostly of elbow length. although
a short three quarter sleeve is seen
on Il number Of the simplest models.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
BASEBALL ENGLISH.

The sporting editor read what his
new reporter had written. and his
wrath grew apace. says Judge. This
is how some Of il read:
Then Carl Smith went to bat.
missed two balls and hit the third
knocking il just between the second
baseman and the shOrtstop Imme-
diately after he made first base safe
". Jones. who had been on first.
went to second. while Carney ran
home from third. scoring the second
run of the game
What does that sort of gibberish
mean. anyway" stormed the sporting
editor Il was there myself and saw
the game and know perfectly well
that in the inning he refers to nothing
of the sort happened. Why. that was
the session in which SlewfoOt Smitty
wiped his bat on the ozone a pair
OF times, connected with the third
pill laid it down between the No. .
hill and the guardian angel of the
infield. beat it to the initial sack.
sending Hefty Jones to No. twice bag
and letting Bugs Carney aviate to
the homestead platter with the second
tally of the battle. That's what
happened. Wonder if this mutt was
really at the game at all"
Throwing the copy into the waste
basket. he called in the new man.
handed him a blue envelope and ad-
vised him to go somewhere and learn
grammar without so much slang.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
NEW RULE GOVERNING
CALIFORNIA LIMITED"
Fast Train No Longer Exclusively for
those with 100-MiIe Ticket.

The California Limited" the famous
overland train Of the Santa Fe sys-
TEN, will no longer confine its pas
sengers to those having Transports
ton for one hundred miles or over,
as has been the rule OF the COM
pany up to this time. IL is an
HCunced that hereafter the train vii.
he available for those with first
class passage for any distance. AMI
the aristocrat of the fast rains run
ming from Chicago to tie Pacific
coast over the main east and west line
of the Santa Fe will not be exclusive
iy for long distance travel This an
nouncement will be particularly graft
flying to the residents of Flagstaff and
other towns on the main line east
and west of Ash Fork Before tin
change was made passengers for
Phoenix or Cor any point on tine
line of the Santa Fe. Prescott ana
Phoenix if not living one hundred
miles from Ash Fork. where connec-
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23

commotion i'm the neighborhood than
the inhabitants who were trying to
have them suppressed. This witness
was asked ii his own wife had not
signed a statement got up in m neigh
bOrhood. that the house was a nuisance.
He said that she had not for the rea-
son that she could neither write nor
read
An attack was made by the defense
upon the character of Blanton, for
whom several character Witnesses had
been summoned and in the course OF
their testimony a nice point was raised.
one of the territory's witnesses testi-
fled that he had never heard tie char
acter of Blanton discussed. The de-
Tense asked that the testimony be
stricken out but the court held that il
might be good evidence on this theory:
IF Bianton We're Of bad character a
discussion of il would be inevitable
while usually there is no occasion for
the discussion of the good character
of man.
When both sides rested a recess was
taken for the preparation of instruc-
tons and this recess was used for the
drawing up OF peace agreement. Ac-
cording to its terms the defendant
should withdraw her plea of not guilty,
submit To- a fine in this case and then
get out Of the community. The amount
of the fine will be fixed today.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
FRocKs FOR GIRL GRADUATES

Deep berthas of lace or mOusseline
de sole edged with lace are seen here
again On many of the party frocks.
Rows of stirring or cording about jhe
waist instead cf a silk or satin Sirdle
and band of shirring around the
knees on a gown finished about the
neck with a six or cight-inch round
bertha recall distinctly the fashions
i'm vogue just seven years ago, but
the narrow skirt and the seamless
sleeve dissipate any idea that this
gown might have been, one found put
away i'm an attic trunk. Narrow
shoulder line and seamless sleeves are
the rule of the season and straight,
though not necessarily Internationally
narrow skirts are also decreed.
To make the skirt hang without
flare many crepe de chine and fru-
lard gowns have Innings sof lawn or
mousseline de sole. or even chiffon
finished like any petticoat. with thin
nouncc y tucks ana lace i'm place Of
any more solid foundation. Wolfe Of
course requires an underskirt with
some thickness. and taffata or better
messaline is advised for both cotton
voile-which. by the way, can he
washed as easily as any other cot
ton fabric-and marquisette. Every
dress of the present DAY demands its
own petticoat or lining. and this is
as true if not more essential for thin
white gowns as for those Of heavier
weight. SAYS the New York Herald.
A graduation dress, which IL is
cspeciaIly necessary To have hang per
u
ness about the waist and hips. must
not be put over any other white petit
coat which chances To be in the out
fit. but should he worn over well
made princess slip of taffeta. china
silk or lawn. provided it is not at
tacned directly To a fitted foundation.
Nets are smart again this summer.
and for a commencement +rock there
is a wide mesh. soft silk net OF
fancy wcave that is charming for TIE
purpose. This net has a foundation
of messa'inc. the net, finished with a
fold of silk. being put on as an over
skirt. The bodice is formed half of a
deer. draped gird!o .,ith silk edged
richu about the shoulders. a collar
less guimpe of shIrred mousselinc
makes this little frock suitable for
DAYTIME Cotton net is also extremely
pretty for a graduation frock If
sufficiently soft net is bought. This
wear there must be nothing stiff about
the lines Of the dress it must he re-
memhercG
Almost al. summer fabrics-such rs
orcandic. dotted swiss. net and lawn
are now made with astonishingly little
stiffness, and the very materials
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
ALLEGED DYNAMITERS
TAKEN At Los ANGELES
Charged With Attempt On Hall- of
Records Last September.

Los Angeles. Cal, May 22-Bert II.
Corners and J. Mansell Parks, both
said to be members and the latter. an
officer in the Los Angeles local IN
ion of the structural iron and bridge
workers were today arrested by oe-
tectives working under the direction
Of District Attorney Fredericks on a
charge of being implicated in an at
tempt TO destroy with dynamite the
new Los Angeles county hall of
records. last September. some weeks
before the blowing up of the Times
building
District Attorney Fredericks. when
asked whether there would be any
effort to connect the McNamarass or
Ortie McManigal with the alleged at
tempt Of Corners and Parks. said
that his office had no showing that
the prisoners charged with the dyna-
hitting Of the Times had anything
10 do with Corners or Parks. or that
they had a hand in the placing Of
the dynamite in the alley of the hall
Of records.
II is alleged that Corners was seen
lurking in the rear of the hall of
records and when seen dropped
suit case and fled. The suit case. it
is claimed. contained dynamite The
chase for Corners has continued
since. He was arrested today as he
was about To take a steamer for
Seattle.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
SUDDEN TERMINATION
OF ROSE WALKER CASE
The Defendant at Close of Testimony
Decided to Plead Guilty.

The Rose Walker cases terminate d
abruptly in district court yesterday
afternoon. There We're three indict-
ments against the defendant-for con-
Quoting a disorderly house for disturb
ing the peace Of the neighborhood in
the conduct of the house and for sell
ing liquor without a license. Her
abode is situated in the southwestern
part Of the city. in Montgomery addi-
ton. whittier she removed her lares and
penates after the breaking mp of the
block"
Frequent attempts TO rid tn neigh
borhood Of her were made. al en-
gineered by J. Z. Blanton, but all
failed for one reason or another. and
the matter was brought before the late
grand jury
The trial on the indictment for dis
turbing the peace was begun first.
Judge Campbell Of Tucson on the
bench. The trial did, not involve a
sensational inquiry into the character
OF the place The testimony consisted
on one side of evidence that the neigh
bors had been disturbed. and on the
other. that order and quite prevailed.
one witness especially said that the
residents of that house created less
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
GALL THE KINGS HORSES"

An amusing feature of the prepare
tions for the coronation in London is
the training of horses for the pro-
cession. At the stables a row of men
stand waving handkerchiefs and hats
and cheering to simulate the flutter
of banners and draperies and the noise
of the crowds. A pair of animals
warranted not to be surprised at any
thing is worth s2,500. and hundreds
have already been booked for the
event. Now. motors would not shy.
but how they would take away from
the kingliness of the spectacle, Per
haps by another coronation horses
will come even higher. as specimens
of genus no longer cultivated for
the use Of man.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23

tons are made. were compelled To-
purchase enough additional mileage
To- bring their tickets up 10 I've
necessary hundred miles if they
found it impossible To wait for an
other train than the California LImi-
ted. The removal OF the rule viii
serve t. make the train service of
the Santa Pc more convenient To the
people along the main line. and the
reputation Of the Iimited as a fast
and luxurious train will not suffer i'm
any respect by the change.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23
GET YOUR CIGARS

Get YOUR cigars here Owls. Club
Specials Little Robbie, Crescents.
General Arthurs; Fl Temples, Vasa
and other leading brands. a nice line
II medium priced pipes. Hinckley's
Postoffice Store, l36 y. Center. Fac
ing the POStOffice It
Arizona republican., 1911-05-23

All milk and cream PasteuriZed.
Farmers Cooperative Creamery COM
pany. II
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

degrees
Excess in temperature since first of
months degrees
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l--l69 degrees.
Deficiency in rainfall Yesterday
o 61 inches.
Excess i'm rainfall since first OF
month"; Is inches.
Accumulated excess in rainfall
since January Ia 90 inches.
l.. y. JESUNOFSKY.
Section Director
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY PLEASANT

AFFAIR A very happy time was
given the members of the Kinder
garten class Of 1911 at the Birth
day party of little Nesta Schupp last
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
her parents at 76S f. Pierce Street.
The little girl entertained her guests
like very queen Of hostesses. and
looked like rose in her childish
sweetness. From 2:30 until 3
o'clock motor ears and carriages stop
ped before the Schupp home To de-
liver the little guests. and everyone
of them had the "bestest' time in
the world This was Nesta's first
birthday party, and il was a royalty
good one. SCI complete in all its APP
pointments. and So perfect in the
good time it gave the little girl and
her friends that it will be remem-
bered by all of them The refresh
ments were delicious, and the entire
affair the very paragon IF children's
parties. where the little ones were al
lowed to frolic and play To- their
hearts content.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
HARRfMAN'S RARE INSTINCT.

F.. III. Hartman had an almost super
natural instinct for knowing what was
going on and who was doing Il in the
mysteries of stock manipulation. Once.
when Southern Pacific stock was going
up fast. Hartman and various banking
houses buying in concert. he called up
on the telephone one OF his private
brokers Somebody is selling" he
said
Yes, sir was the answer.
Immediately he called up the head
of a banking firm much interested in
the market. Who's selling Southern
Pacific" he asked
Il don't know: we haven't been able
to find out" was the answer.
I'll tell YOU snapped Hartman:
its your house." and he cut off the
connection before any reply To him
could be made.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

TO WlNSlOW-Mrs. VIII Tyson
and children left yesterday morning
Off Winsluw, which will be their flu
ture home
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

REFITTEO.-Mrs Jack Dodson
has bought the West End lodging
house and is refitting it.
WENDEN VISITORS - Mr. and
Mrs J. +. Mattesnn of Wenden are
Phoenix visitors. guests of Mrs. o. +.
Young. 5I0 East Adams ~. Mr.. Mat
trson is superintendent OF the Vic
tor and Belle Crown Mining 60.
VISITING RAlLROADER &C. \.
Blake, division superintendent of the
Denver q Rio Grande railway with
Headquarters ut Salt Lake. passed
through Phoenix yesterday On route
10 Miami. at which place ne viii
visit with his sister.
BOX SOCIAL-The box social at
Cartwright benefited the school finan-
cially to the amount Of siXty-eight
dollars and eighty cents. The social
side was equally good. Those who
so generously contributed to its sue
cess deserve credit and have the
hearty thanks of both teachers and
pupils.
DEATH OF FRANK MUNSON-
Frank Munson. a former railroad man
Of erosion. iowa, died in this city late
yesterday afternoon Mrs. Munson ar
rived from Denver only the da-' before
and was with him at the last. The
Munsons spent winter here five years
ago and are quite well known. Mr..
Munsnn was for many years con-
ductor on the Burlington railroad.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
MRS. eETsINeeR's CONDITION

The condition of Mrs. y. w. Gets
niger, who was thrown from buggy
at the corner of Van Buren, street and
First avenue late Friday evening.
was considerably improved yesterday.
She regained consciousness Friday
night and her physicion pronounced
her rapid recovery certain. Her
most serious injury was a slight con-
cussion of the brain
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
TRINITY PRo-cATHEpRAL-

Services will be held today, third
Sunday in Lent. in Trinity Pro
Cathedral. South Second avenue fac
ing the courthouse. the Rev Arthur
W. Moulton. priest in charge as fol-
lows: Holy communion AT . O'Clock
kindergarten and Sunday school at 10
O'Clock; morning prayer and sermon
at II O'Clock At the latter service
the quartet choir under the direction
of Mrs. DEITY will give the following
selections: Organ voluntary. Song
Without Words, MendelsSOhn. Ben
edictus, Lemon. arranged by Bos-
worth; Benedicite. w r Best: offer
tory anthem, Praise We the Father.
Gounod Macy; Postlude. Schubert
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

STRAY HORSE SOLD - \ stray
horse. picked up 10y the police several
days ago, was sold at the city
pound yesterday by Marshal Moore.
He brought 81
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican

Forecast for today-Fair
Data for "A hours ending 600 y. m
yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
sUReLARY-Burglars entered "

GLARY-Burglars entered W.
s. Geenans new butcher shop on
East Washington street. Friday night
and took $50 from the cash register.
They could not he blamed for TAX
ing such small amount as il was
all there was around the place 1t
is believed that the burglars knew
the shop To- be without a safe and
supposed that a considerable sum was
left i'm the register at the close or
business each evening. Enterance
was effected by cutting the screen OF
the back door Nothing inside. eX
cept the cash register. was touched.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19

LIBRARY-The Carnegie public
library will be closed from IL 10
o'clock tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
HENRY RIDDLE DEAD Hem
SALVATION ARMY ToDAY-The

The Salvation ARMY Will hold Tag
Day on Monday to clear n 5000 go
mortgage on the Army Hail. Girls
will he selling the tags for - cents
a piece among the crowds at Mon
days celebration and the public is
urged To buy the tags and help the
Army which is doing a good work
here i'm Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
DENTAL SOCIETY MEETING

DEN Al SOCIETf NEE ING
There was a meeting of the Phoenix
Dental Society at the office Of DR.
John a. Lentz yesterday afternoon.
The special object OF the meeting was
to afford the local dentists an oppor-
tunity To meet DR.. w Y. 4. Ames Of
Chicago and to listen To an interest
ing talk given by him on dental
cements DIR. Ames was for years a
prominent practicing dentist in Chi
cago but finally abandoned il i'm or
der To devote himself exclusively to
the study and perfection of cements.
In his chosen specially there is prob
ably no man living better posted
than DIR. Ames and the Phoenix So
ciety feels fortunate i'm having had
an opportunity to hear him. The doc
tor has been staying at the Ingleside
club but left last night for the east
He EXPRESSED himself as being great
~ pleased with the Salt River valley.
with its climate and the accomoda-
tons at Ingleside The local dentists
present at the meeting were Doctors
Jessop. Wilson. Woodward. Messin
ger, Shackelford. Mcclure. w. G.
Lentz and John A Lentz.
WOLVERINES WoRKING-Prep-
arations are rapidly making for the
Michigan basket picnic. which is to
take place at the A. J. Henry ranch
half mile north of the territorial
fair grounds on Grand avenue. on
Thursday. March 80. A special car.
and il necessary more than one. will
be run by the street railway com
pany especially for the Michiganders
and their friends who, with their
baskets. want to take the outing.
The coffee. sugar and milk. and
man To make the coffee will be fur
nished by the club Special facilities
for transportation beyond the end
of the railway will also he furnished
by the club for all who desire to
avoid walking. There will he a ball
game between mines from Detroit and
Grand Rapids under the management
of Mr.. Jesse Smith. with Greene *
Griffin; and other games, in charge
Of Miss Ariel Parsons, daughter OF
can. Membership cards and ribbon
badges have been provided and Will
be sold on the grounds. and a per-
manent organization will be effected.
No one not a native of that state
need he afraid To accept an invita-
ton from Michigander to spend
that day with them, for the Michi-
gander's basket always holds enough
for one more.
Arizona republican., 1911-03-19
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Services today will be as follows:
Sunday school. 9:45 a. m: morning
worship. IL o'clock: sermon by the
pastor. Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell,
D. D.. theme. "I.ife's Truest Purpose"
Anthem. Blessed Are the Merciful."
(Rodgers). Miss Murphy will sing the
offertory solo. Junior Endesvor at
D. m. and Senior Endeavor at 1:30 p.
m. There will he no evening preach
ing service i'm this church on ac-
count of the Sunday school rally at
the NJ. f. church (South). All are
cordially invited To these services.
Church at the corner of Adams street
and Third avenue