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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

FOR SALE. a LIMITED AMOUNT OF
stock ia manufacturing company
~ pest standing ia the city OF Rich
HrnQ paying not less than 10 per
cent For further Information in
regard TO this sale address =. o. Bon
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5fdlf0 3oropo5ais

FIBLlc HEARiNGEuNITED STATES
Engineer Ofice. Room 305 southern
building. Washington. =. ca public
hearing Will be held in the Town HAN.
West Point Va. July 81. 1879. at 10
=. NJ, TO all persons interested in the
question of the construction OF q
bridge across the Mattaponi River at
West Point. Va Plans on view at
this office and At hearing Proposed
width 81 draw. so feet clear height
under lowest projection Of draw. .
feet: under trestle 10 feet. oral ar
guments Will be heard but important
statements should he in writing w. C.
LANGFlTT. Lt.-col Engineers
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SLIP COVERS.

IN LINEN AND cREToNNE,. TOR BED
room or Darlor. -.ade TO At sgd
NOR & HuSDLEY. INC. Seventh and
Grace. Madison S2O4
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l1fIp, SOAR ann JienIaIr

WANTED. AMBITIOUS BoYs AND
girls for positions Immediately upon
finishing our practical courses I'm
bookkeeping. stenoGraphy or teleg
raphy Low summer tuition rates
for few days longer MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE
WANTED. a CLEANER AND PRESS
CT. Apply 25oS Beverly street.
WANTED. FIRST CLASS sTENOG-
raphtr; preferably male. Salary
seventy dollars per month to start
Those without speed and accuracy
need not apply. Address ID 24O, care
Times Dispatch.
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J2oiIteD
Bu5incss DpporI,lnIfIe9

WANTED. TO GET IN roUcII WI.rIf
party who has five hundred dollars
invest; Will guarantee to double
II Tor the investor within 90 days.
clean proposition. VIII bear
close inspections; money secured. For
interview address G 1872, care Times
Dispatch.
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McGuire's University School

OFT. MONkOH FAKK. RICHMOND. VA
FORTY EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER IS. Thorough PREPARATION for uni
vcrslty college. technical school, u. s. Naval
and Military Academies. Primary depart
in-nt FOR small boys. with separate instruc-
tors study-hail and recitation rooms The
Principal VIII be at y. Bc.vidcre ST.. after
Sept. b. For full Information catalogue
at book stores. by mail.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. Principal.
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EXPERIENCED CONTRACTOR WANTS
partner win about $500 70 go I'm
contracting with. c 1917. care Times
Dispatch.
CUP AND WATER DISPENSING SLOT
machine, patented Want party hclp
me manufacture and market for one
third Interest Fully developed;
broadly covered BY patents. Address
G lSe. care Times-Dispatch
MAJESTIC HOTEL. f70-i72 PENNSYT.-
vanla Avenue. y w. WASHINGTON.
d. G.. must be sold. Reason. sick
ness Write for particulars.
$4,000 Will Buy GENERAL. NiER-
chandise business and property
small monthly payments Unusual
opportunity; annual sales s25.Ooo.
Owner ree,irins f. SMITH
y GOOD OPENING ~ EASTERN
rience and some capital 10 operate
hardwood sawuill and brick plant.
Address Box lls. Eiizabethtowu.
WISHING TO SECURE LOCAL IN
fluencc, MARYLAND banker has
placed in my hands small block
Of securities to be sold TO "inflnen-
tial' parties. This investment guar
antecs' len per cent per annum
and money refunded In three years
from date II purchaser is not satis-
fed. Tho enterprise IS under the
vision, and ls hacked hy II 100000
paid In capital. Investigate this
IT once, Address lsi, care Times
Dispatch.
POSITION OPEN WITH SUCCESSFUL
manufacturing industry for man to
handle finances. look after CORE
spondonce. etc Must invest $4,000
TO $4,000. needed for additional
equipment Investment secured by
decd Of trust on new equipment and
other equipment worth 10000. and
a.. loo
reasonable notice. Man having bank
ing influence preferred. Salary
commensurate with experience and
general qualifications for the posi-
ton. Communications confidential.
r 3ii. care Times-D.spatch.
YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION is MOST
important Consider q thorough
course in bookkeeping. stenosraphy
or telcgraphy at our school Special
summer rates now In effect. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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Gloucester Academy

An accredited school OF the University OF
Virginia on the principals farm. Summer
VILE. near Gloucester C. H.. Va. Thorough
preparation for colleges ana the university
and for a business life. Special attention
To backward boys and the most careful
individual attention. Boarders occupy the
The next session Will begin Septcmber sth.
Correspondence solicited For circulars
Apply to JOIN TAiB Graduate University
az virginia., =. O. Gloucester. Va
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LARGE. SHADY LAWNS. BRICK
buildings, with up-to-date bath
roms. lighted with gas: macadamized
on application. Drawer L. Orange.
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GoGt ann i;punp

L0sT. EARLY WEDNESDAY MoRN-
Ing. between ll5 North Nineteenth
Street and The Times Dispatch, or
Main or on route east of twenty
sixth street. pOcketbook. containing
between S55 and 500 in money and Z,
note tor 50. Liberal reward II re-
turned to IS. T.. MOOHING, ilD
North Nineteenth.
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STORAGE.

CHEAPEST STORAGE IL CITY. 81
per load. Store your furniture. bug
giles. automobiles. pianos a TOMB
klNS. 327 West Broad
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Business Opportunities

ENPEKIENcED CONTRACTOR WANTS
a partner with about $500 10 go in
contracting with. c 1877. care Times
Dispatch
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Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs

1850 feet Cures nervous prostration,
dyspepsia kidney disorders. malaria,
rheumatic and skin troubles and female
irregularities. Clears and beauties
the complexion write for booklet
VI G. THOMAS,
Crockett Suriugs, Va
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FOR SALE TWO ADJOiNiNG lots II,
Einiei Park, on Seminary Av"nuc.
'dross BIG. care Timcs-pisputch
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@rrIInga

4 SpEcIAL coAIMCNIcAT1oN
Wy ot 81 Johns Lodge. 30. 80. a.
w F x A. NJ. VIII Ice held in It's
lodge room. in the Masonic Temple.
corner Adams and Broad Sgeets. THIS
Crhursdayl EVENING. July % 1872.
at O'Clock. 20 pay the last sad tribute
OF respect 10 Brother l.. y Dyson
Members ~ sister lodges and tran
s!ent brethren Are fraternauy invited
TO unite with us
BY order of the Worshipful Master
OSCAR j. ADAMS
Secretary.
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jIat9 For l3gnt

--~-~-~---~------,~------ ~~->------,-------
FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
fat. ell conveniences. 2oi5 Grove
Avenue.
SMALL. TENEMENT TO RENT WITH
t. private family. rent Sc. Address
Z 2s7, care Times Dispatch.
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Professional t1elp CC,anteu

v ANTED. TEACHER ron 1pnivATf
family; beginners in English: also
music CnAS. 6. ROYSTER, Bul-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

In execution OF decree OF tho CIR.
cult Court OF the county OF Henrico,
entered July TO- 1912, in tho suit OF
Charles A. Brautigam and others VS..
Charles II. Saelzer and others. | viii,
as special commissioner thereby APP
pointed, sell by public auction. upon
tho premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY %. 1912.
at clok 2. NJ. the real estate spe-
CITED above. fronting on the eastern
line of Brook Avenue. and extending
back eastwardly from Brook Avenue
to Chamberlayne Avenue
This dwelling is In splendid condi-
ton and is surrounded by beautiful
shade trees and attractive shrubbery
It is about one block from the Chesa-
peake Bay street car line. leading to
Ashland. and is located in a section
that "a substantially enhancing in
value every day
TERMS: One-thrd cash and the res
idue in three equal Instruments at six,
twelve and eighteen months from day
Of sale, the purchaser to give his ne
gotiablc notes for the deferred pay
ments OF the purchase money. with in
terest added and the title to be re-
tanned until all of the purchase money
Is paid and a conveyance ordered BY
the court. or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser
SOL CUTCHINs.
Special Commissioner
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y GOOD OPENING IL EASTERN
North Carolina for man Of expe-
rience and some capital to operate
hardwood sawmill and brick plant.
Address Box ll6. Eiizabethtowu.
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WHEN YoU WANT
WATCH REPAIRING.
PHONOGRAPHs.

WHEN YOU BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison II you want one you
can understand every word on the
record C. Il. HAYNES & co.
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Bumnlrr SDarninq

GGNw0o6 COTTAGE. ocEAS gfE5e.
va. newly furnished: all conven-
,enees. one block from amusemcnts:
bathing. fishing. dancing. Meals 5Oc'
Special rates on application.
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FRONTENAC

CDONTENhC Kentucky av.. lO9 yards srom
rkUN beach As good as Tic best
CAP. go Nee homeiitc; elevator. large.
cool. ocean View rooms with baths, phones,
excellent table. white service. metal beds
Special rates. S up weekly, Si5c up daily.
sat. 90 Mon Sc. Booklet W =. WATTS
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Rooms J;or iarnt

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board Iis East Marshall
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Grand Atlantic Hotel

Virginia Ave near Bcach ana Steel Pier.
open SURROUNDINGS Capacity 500. Hot ard
cold sea water baths. Large rooms: south
etn exposure. Elevator to street level.
spacious porchcs etc. Special week rates.
$3.50 ny daily. Booklet Coaches meet
trains. COOPER & LEEDS.
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ST LOUIS COTTAGE. ViRGINIA BAY
station, Ocean View. Va. Excellen.
meals home comforts. Terms reason
able MRS l.. J. BRADLEY
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HIGHLAND PARK LOT FOR SALE.
choice location Small monthly paw
incnts, no interest or taAes BOX
H1g. Richmond ".
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Zeal estate iur Renr.

27S LAFAYETTE AVENUE. BROOK
Ith, y. y; rooms to rent IN line
residential section. thirty minutes
Hall
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Rcal Cstufr For AnIc

FOUR L0Ts rs COLONIAL. PACE
a, cost bought TWO years ago.
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70 IWO n Flu ENTIAL YOUNG
ladies' who can arrange house
party OF twelve people or moro for
ten days. well known sumner re-
sort offers expenses (board. room
Their Information apply Il North
Eighth Street Phone Madison s007.
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STRrBLING SPRINGS

Shenandoah Mountains. Augusta Co. Va
sulphur. alum and chnlybeate waters: nj
wiihin 500 feet Of hotel. Rates 81 to so IL
hotel or large two-room cottages; remodel
ed 1912 Write FOR booklet, Is illustrate,
pages. Free transportation from railroad
stations. S'aunion and Siokesviic
i. CHICHESTER.
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WOOD AND COAL
Patents
poultry, Pets anb Niur Stork

ron SALE. TWO WILD FOXES
nearly grown. in fine condition. T. L.
HuDGINS. Dewitt. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-25

IN pursuance OF a decree OF the chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond en-
tered on the i7th day O: July. 1912 in
the suit styled Irene NJ. Bowen's and
others. guardian KS Irene NJ Bowen
and others | viii sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a 1912,
at oClociS I. NJ.
inc following property described in
SAID decree as follows TO wit:
That certain lot or parcel OF land.
lying and being in the city of Rich
mond. at the northeast corner OF
seventeenth and Darlington Streets,
fronting eighty feet. eight inches. moro
or less. on tho eastern line of Seven
teenth street. and running back along
the northern line al Carrington street.
one hundred and nifty feet to an alley.
Fhat certain lot or parcel OF land.
lying and being In the city of Rich
mond. with two dwelling houses there
on, designated as Nos 6el and 693 but
81 North Seventeenth street. fronting
thirty nve feet on the eastern line OF
Seventeenth street. between Venable
and Darlington streets ana running
back one hundred and hfteen feet.
TERMS. One-third cash. and the
balance In two equal instailments at
six and twelve months after date the
purchaser. or purchasers. 20 execute
negotiable notes for the deferred pay
monts Of the purchase money. with in
terest added. from the day Of sale. and
the It'll" to he retained until all of the
purchase money is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court. or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser.
SOL. CUTCHINS.
special Commits sioner
McNeigh & Glinn. Auctionecrs
| certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioner has been given. Given under
my hand this 18th DAY OF July. 1912
CHARLES O. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
POSTPONED
on ACCOUNT OF WEATHER TO
FRIDAY, JULY 80. 1912,
at same hour
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Eor 5ale

AfDUT 100 MISCELLANEOUS TEXT
DOCKS OF scranton espOndence
schools on air rakes. mechanical
drawing and general railroad en-
tlneerins subjects. also iull sets
drawing plates. cost over $50 soil
at or any selection cheap Also
coarse on lnteli0cklns ana block
sisnall.us H. q. CAMPBELL, L. -
l3oN 1898.
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ron SALE. TEN-TON ROAD ROLLER.
almost new. big bargain. Address
Lpeh Boa 1913. Richmond. Va
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Boaro l0antru

BOARD AND ROoM WANTED IN
nice quiet nome. terms must be rca-
soma BILE. prefer with ladies' only or
private family Address 3 i55. care
I!mes-ll Dispatch
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SOL CUTCHINS.
Special COmm!ssioner

I hereby certify that the bond re-
Quired OF the special commissioner in
the above suit has been duly given.
5. p. WADDILL. Clerk.
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97i5rrilallcou5
SHOE REPAIkING.

75c HALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies'. every pair sewcd. best leath-
Der heels csc; Tred -Eir rubber heels.
4Oc; leather heels rebuilt Ike ew.
25c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7is =. Main Phone Mon
roe 266I.
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IocIp 1Qanteh female
5.tnatIun5 lLlantro, 5:smal,

SURsE@WANTED. By RisLIABLE.
healthy young woman. position as
nurse for invalid old or young;
draaa b lhI cnro Times-D Ispatch.
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POSTPONED
on ACCOUNT OF WEATHER TO
FRIDAY, JULY %. 1912,
at same hour.
SOL CUTCHINS
Special Commissioner.
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THE WILTSHIRE

Greatly. Improved cap. $50. Private baths.
running water IN rooms, elevator. etc.
Music Special. $3.50 up weekly. $3.50 up
daily open all the year. Booklet.
SAMUEL ELLIS.
HOTEL MAJESTIC. Virginia av and
Beach. renovated throughout: centre OF
attractions; ocean view; capacity 400: ee
vator; private baths; white service. etc;
superior table; special $40 UP weekly; s:
UP daily; booklet. NJ. a SMITH.
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BoIirltor6 anu s5aIe5men

Wasted. DISTRICT MANAGER fFoR
Petersburg and vicinity by large ac-
cidcnt and health insurance COM
pany. Monthly and annual policica
Maximum commission Address i'm
mediately c 1S6. care Timcs-Dis-
patch
WANTED, Statesmen TO HANDLE
overalls and work shirts on strictly
commission basis Territory open
In Virginia, North Carolina. South
Carolina and kentucky and West
Virginia. Live. wise men wanted.
INC. Charlottesville. Va
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RAWLEY SPRINGS. VA

Famous Chalybeate. MAGNETISM ana
sulphur Waters. 1000 feet elevation
Climate delightful opens Juno i5
Until June s address y. W BOILING
II, Hanover Street. Annapolis. Md
BERKELEY SPRINGS. ~. VA
iSaths now open. Mineral water for rheu-
ncrman physicians pronounce waters equal
TO Carlsbad send for booklet
Orchestra after June Is. Dancing
every evening.
HOTEL yyA-IIINGTON
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Rral cstatr daaalro

LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. 4 cos.
NELLY & co write postal for nee
essary blanks
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
OBITUARY.

Died. At tine residence of her daugh- ter Mrs. r. l.. Hutton. in Winkelman' AriZ.. March l2th.. Mrs. Elizabeth Catherine Simpson passed out "f tnlS life.
 The deceased was born at Somerset. Ky. in lS4S. being 69 years ofl at tune Of death she was married m carry womanhood. and bore three children who survive her, being Mir. Thos. simpson and Mrs. Annie Reardon oi Clifton. Ariz.. and Mrs. Hutton "l Winkelman. all of whom accompanied the remains to Phoenix. where inter ment Wa, made in the Masonic plat In Greenwood cemetery. March l6th., Rev. Dr Campbell of the Presbyterian church officiating The funeral cor teee was met at the depot in Phoenix bv q delegation of the Pythian Sisters of Purity Temple No. Q. bearing peau- tiful floral offerings. The Lodge st- tended the funeral in body. The ira- ternaI sympathy expressed by Word an.I deed bv tne sisters of Purity Tenn plo will always remain Gratetui ,,,anorv tc the bereaved son and daughters
 Mrs simpson spent the last twenty wears of her life in Globe and CHtton, where she had hosts of friends on ac- count of her optimistic and broadly charitable dispOsition; the world was fuiI of goodness and hrightness to her; she divided all time into today ana tomorrow: tomorrow was without cloud and of tomorrow she borrowed sunshine for today She was con verted in early life and always prac- tically demonstrated her faith in her religion. which to her was born, not ol eelfishness and fear. but of love and hone She was ready to go when the Master should call. for to her there was nothing beyond the vail but the desirable. The memory of her lite,
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

Humanity is q queer sort of propo- sition when one stops to think about il few years ago almost every town above a couple thousand inhabit- ants was offering all sorts of induce ments to capitalists to build trolley lines. But yesterday in Los Angeles. d company of twenty five presumably respected citizens engaged in a riot. practically wrecked a ear. and held the fort on the disabled vehicle while dinner was served them by an admir- ing woman. This was not because anybody tried to pick their pockets, take them to jail, or maltreat them in any manner II was simply because the company asked them to pay ten cents for a rather long ride when they thought a nickel was enough.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
Rather Startling

The Republican will have to confess that it is little startled IL has heard time and time again that the Arizona constitution is a model in strument-that il is as nearly perfect as human brains and statesmanship could make it. Billy Bryan. peerless purveyor of punk. and adviser extra = ordinary for the democratic party. said on the occasion of his recent visit here: The Oklahoma constitution is better than the United States consti- tuition. and the Arizona constitution is better than the Oklahoma constitution" ." That is to say, the constitution of the United States is a rather bad third the work of Madison, Franklin. Wash ington. and men of that class is not to he compared with the gigantic achieve ments Of Parsons Bradner. BOlen and Tom Feeny. But now comes Hunt and the legislature with q whole string of propositions to amend a per feet instrument. presumably with the object of making it "perfecter' even than it is now. Whats the answer anyway?
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
PURLOlNED POINTERS

The free breakfast table becomes an issue as soon as the free sugar bill passes the house se-BirminSham Age Herald.
 The north pole and the south pole having been captured. the only thing now left is dash for the November polls.-Philadelph Press
 There K much speculation as to why Col. Watterson is SO still but even tine river of words will run under emer- gency use-Hartford Post.
 There are some who seem to be proceeding on the theory that the way to secure Harmon and liar coming in and mussing up the state. Dallas News. The LaFollette supporters who de- serted to Roosevelt express great re- gard for the man they deserted. This will be very flattering |" LaFollette- very fattering. and oh. So comforting. Kansas City Journal. This does not seem to be a good \ ear for playing both ends against the middle. Some of the progresSives out west do not understand the radicalism that runs in double harness with the
 truSts-KnoXVille Sentinel.
 Fine line of spring politics now on dispIay.-Arkansa Gazette. How would it do to turn the army of candidates loose on Mexico? o?-Pitts- burg sun.
 Tn know that all the poles of the earth have been discovered at last will be a great relief-Chicag" Fri
 bune.
 Politicians continue to make states and what fun it Is for the laymen to smash them!-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 These political races are just lovely. Good men can be elected this year and
 should he. We have good candidates. -Birmngham Ledger. Mir. La Toilette appears to be giV-
 ing his vocal organs a good rest
 Flmira Advertiser
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

Six men who call themselves law yers have protested" against the con firmation of former Governor Sloan as q federal judge. And yet the Arizona state bar association. which numbers on its roster almost every attorney of standing in the commonwealth. has passed a vote of confidence in the former governor and has sanctioned his appointment. These men are both democrats and republicans. Many of them have known Governor Sloan for years. have practiced in his court. and have had every opportunity of know ing all about him as judge. governor. and citizen. Is not the solemn dec laration of the bar association likely to receive slightly more consideration than the personal and political ani- mosities of half dozen men?
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24

filled with kind words. deeds and sun my good nature will remain as an in spiratiOn to all who knew her. to whom her sudden death came as al shock. If she could have let message for each one of us, we believe. nut of the knowledge gained in her lol2 life of varied experience. she would have said:
 Farewell friends, Yet not farewell; {;
 where l am. ye. too shall dwcil; am gone before your face. a moments
 time. little space. When ye come where have stopped
 ye will wonder why ve wept: Ye will know. by wise love taught that
 here is ali and there iS nauGht. Be ye stout of heart and come
 Bravely onward to your home"
 HER FRIEND.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-24
The Plutocratic Scribes

Doubtless those rules are just a little hard on the reporters who are doing" the legislative session: but they seem to he feeling pretty good compliment paid them by the law makers in chasing them with possible lobbyists
 The leanness of the newspaper mans pocketbook is q joke so old it seems almost a crime even to refer to it. But it is evident the lesis- lature never heard of that joke. Probably the rules committee. or whoever it was thought up that anti lobbying resolution. had q horrible vision of the reporters descending from the press gallery. making an onslaught on the innocent statesmen and examining their pockets full of sreenbackS before the said statesmen had time to resist. And after all. in these days of progressivism. "speshul" interests. and other fearsome things one can't he too careful. Maybe the legislature was right after all.
 Somebody has said wonders will never cease so it is not without the range of possibility that some day newspaper man with money may he found. But the question inevitably intrudes. if he has money-at least money enough to buy legislature why is he d newspaper man?