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PATENTS


PATENTS-s5 YEARS EXPERIENCE;
send sketch and short description OF
your invention. Al patents secured by
us receive free notice in the Scientific
American. Hand book free Branch Of
fee, Washington. ID. G. Mum & Co 35S
Broadway, New Yorl, City. ki23O
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.. Some Auto Fun =

I can 7 keep up machine and pay ali
mony too. louisville Courier Jour
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PUBLIC sTENOGRApHER

DUPLICATING. QUICK
ana accurate work: prompt service;
moderate prices. John r. Free. 1S w
2nd So. 81. Wasatch 4i33 h255I
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LoST-A LADY'S SMALL WATCH.
gold chain. set with q pearl II found
please leave at this office. Receive re.
ward. klObe
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-GOLD CLASS PIN. NAME on
ba ck Telephone Was. 32'A-R- Re.
ward. n-Joa
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LOST BLACK OSTRICH FEATHERS
In paper bag. Report Ia 1906 H. South
Temple. Phone w. l3oi-W Tor reward
l,lnIl
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TAILOR MADE CORSETs

sPlRELLA CORSET, l-TEAR GCAEAS-
tee. Mrs Mann. lily. 2O9S-J ESQ =
,th So. k.it
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WHO TOOK LEArH-
or suitcase from Q. s. l.. depot by
mistake, please return TO owner. Lena
Overholt CatIin, ~ \. 1st west. Reward.
lSl06S
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

&. l. WESLEY & SON I26 STATE
Wasatch GIL. All work guaranteed
bpLt
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
FOR gifts and prizes. Class and private
LESSONS. c969
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, G5l so.
State st. Phones 1885. m266I
MYERS CLEANING Sc DYl5TNG co.
Garments insured, Superior work.
Prompt auto delivery. Three Phones
a-a "75 600 fit-1G T. Brnnd'voN lS7i0
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SECRET SOCIETIES

-~><@--~~-~~-----N~-~-~N-s
FOR RENT - LODGEROOM WITH
hardwood .loor Apply room J. Macldn-
to2h blocit h3i6I
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CHIROPRACTCRS
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50: WATER
Jackets cleaned. 80: T.. jackets. SO:
stoves repaired. Ontario CT. Phone
W1Eatrh 6Iti-W.
LJNGNGS. CRATES AND WATER
Jackets all makes, work guaranteed,
G.. d. Lovctt foundry, "A 7th w. Wa
SO .ch 1890 f24S6
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OH T. " aSs 1iui Al1''H
FIRS REMODELED. REPAIRED; EN-
pert furrers: prices reasonable. Hud-
son Bay Fur Co. 122 Main. Phone Was.
1iG1, SlI56
I'IrES MADE AND REMODELBD; OUR
own made furs in stock, made in p fur
rier-l like way Jos. Pauck. Furrier. l2I
t. Broadway, adjoining Auerbach's. kS0e
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GENTS POCkETBOOK CONTAINING
s7b Return 10 Tribune office. Re-
ward k31S
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LosT-FRIDAY EVENING SMALL
open-fsccd lady,,s gold watch. mono
gram on back. a. Il. X. A.; reward
Phone Wasatch 2a53-M, or go. k109-
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LADIES MAKE SUPPORTERS; ~
100: no canyasslng. matters, -
STAMPED envelope for parucumM
bash supply Co., desk 1876, M'"s
Wis,
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BY MIR. PURSELL. ~
DuCbesne river. $500 reward by the
Merit Hat Co, 81 and 81 East Second
South (near State). G2 and So hats koS
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

MERCHANTS BANK
OF Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange; travellers cheques;
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits: your accounts, large or small. viii
receive careful attention II P Clark.
president: John j. DAILY. vice prcsiden /:
A. \. Peabody. cashier.
,aoo,
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

SALT LAKE STAMP co.
Phone COZ % West 3ud South.
nSolG
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ACACIA LODGE no. Il. +. x n Nj
Masonic temple. fIist South and Sec
ond East, Regular meetings FIRST Satur
day OF month. Msmb,is uf sister LODGES
and sojourning brethren cordially invited.
II Il. WIGHT. w NJ
T.. y McCARTN Secretary. Nl@Sn
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OPTICAL PARLORS,


DR.. G. NJ. PETERSEN, IS EAST 4TH
South. Was. 2S25-M. Glasses pre-
scribed without the use OF drops or nox-
ious drugs. hiss
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MASONIC MOUNT %DHLNH
lodge No. .. i. & :. N. wiz hold It's
regular stated monthly meeting tumor-
row monday evening ~ $50 sharp.
Important business requires the attend
ancc of every member. g.. Il. ica'o-
icy. w. NJ
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COAL, AND KINDLING


:. 2. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and klndlins. ie5 East 9Th South. both
1hones. h25
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FURRIER


FURS CLEANED REMODEL1:D AND
repaired. Geneva &. Hicks Co, 6s SO.
9Th T. Was. 57O7. hio9S
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MT. MORIAlI LODGE no. o, J.. S \.
M Masonic nalI. second Monday each
month. corner First South and Se@Ohd
East Members OF sister lodges and SO
tournins members iu good standing In
vited. g. L.. Ncarslcv. ". NJ
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNETS AND FURNACES CLEAN
cd and repaired. Salt Lake Furnace
& Chimney CO. Was. @Jlt. kss
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ARGNNTA LODGE NO ..
~ +. AND \. NJ -Nt Mason
NV ic temple. corner Second J."
Nh and Flrst South streets. lrsi
y " Tuesday of each month.
Members or sister lodges end soJourninS
brethren invited y. ". Hcwctt, W ";
Moses &. philips Secretary.
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WASATCH LODGE NO I. +. & 8. "
Masonic temple. corner First South and
Second East. Regular meetings second
sister lodges aud sojourniug brethren
cordially invited. L.. \. Lcatherwood, w.
NJ: 4. y. Lowe. Secretary.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS


THE GODDARD-ABBF.Y CO. AUDIT
ing and general accountanCy, b22 Nc
lntyre bldg. Wasatch 51G3. c2033
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE, \. y. .. \. NJ ).
Regular sessions he q nj Masonic
temple. corner Second East and First
South tho third Wednesday In each
month. SclourninE mobiles invited 10 at
tend. &. II. fiscber ~. rotcU'aJe, j..
NJ. Marriott IN. Recorder
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\ WOMAN WHO KNOWS Hu,
keen house for small Chrisuau
can find cood home ana "ases =
dressing W-JG. Tribune.
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BUTTONS

DIFFERENT KINDS OF BUTTONS
mado at Babbel's Ladies' TaIors, 6s
". ord South. h3o1b
ONLY THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED BUT
ton makers in the west: made from
YOUR own cloth. any size or kind 1923
Mercantile bldg. Was. 46.T ElSi0
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SECONDHAND STORES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ". IT..
goods: goods bought. sold or cNhanscd.
Buckeye Furniture Store. liS SO. ", r,
Was. 1920. G906
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN J. JAASS
Mcchanlcal engineer. structural design
Ing and genera! drafting. Inycnting a
specially. Office. No oo2 Kearns bldg
Tel Wasatch 1926. ho6o1
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FOUND-MRs W. G. HELPERT. at.
So 9th East found 81 90 In = sacl; Of
lIusler's flour. Why don't you try lluE-
lcrs IiI3is
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FOUND-ARS WILLIAM BUTCHER.
18th south found Sl.00 In a sack uC
.Iusler's flour Wouldn't you be glad.
l.iSiJ
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WOMAN FoR HoUsEwog5itN 80
" ",Ii f3T,iIy no wa ,h'nc. ArpSSe etrei.
- Vcrnor court. 9Th tas'
and fth South. ~
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FOUND-MRS ELIZA BUCKLEY. S&J
Rice ST.. round 81 90 in sack Of Fus-
ier's flour Wouldn't you be glad? klSJ0
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W. J.. WETHERBED CO. DESIGNERS
and manufacturers OF bar hank, office
and store fixtures: u]so agents for BIZ
lard, pool tables and supplies. office and
factory. 1850 West lst So. Was G2cs
h3s2O
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DANCING

DANCING ACADEMY.
hrion. 261 So. Main st. Nov forming
classes for new beginners, Waltz and
two-stcp guaranteed 12 lessons. Special
children's matinee Saturdays. Social
Thursday evening for pupils. Tuition
reasonable. Open 10 a. m. TO S p. IN.
hi0o4
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LoST-s5 REWARD Will. BE PAID
for 4 black silk embroidered shawl
lost on or near South Tomple st. Toe-
phone Wasatch 1391-W. ltl4G6
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DUCK SHOOTING,

GOOD SHOOTING AT BAILEY DUCK
club. $50 per day Apply TO guard al
club. Shooting every day. k1i2
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DR.. ARTHUR BURROWS (AAiERICAN
producD. not made in Germany"
sO-gI Continental Bank bldg ga96s
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK. OFFICE, BAE AND STORE
fixtures; special designs submitted on
application: household rcfrigerators
carom and pocket billiard tnblc9. bowling
alleys and supplies. Brunswick Bake
Collender Co. $50 20 160 South ith West
Phone Wasatch 45", ai0S6
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CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

AND SPRINGS RE-
paired. salt Lake Mattress Sc MFG. Co
Phone 3299, p1555
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

" WILLIAMS & SON, 16S y ST. BELL
loAo-W. Cpholsterlng. chairs recaned
o342
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. CLAUDE RIDDLE. OSTEOPATU
physician and surgeon. suite 2l0 Kcarns
bldg. Hours to o. E2ei7
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DIARIES

MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK. NONE
better. l. quarts FOR 81. delivered. Give
rs trial Wasatch 72e. h32os
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MIZPAU CHAPTER NO.
3. order Eastern Star
Stated meetings nrSt
Monday OF each month,
Masonic temple. coruc!
Second East and First
Soath. Visiting members
cordially invited.
u. BENJAMIN. ". NJ.
W. ARn Snrl.nl
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GUN, REVOLVER REPAIRING


EXPERT REPAIRING: WE RENT
guns; models made and perfected a
specially. Knudsen Novelty Manfg. Co.
$50 State. Was. se0I. hf91T
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LINDS CHAPTER NO,
]. order or Eastern star
Ma sonic temple. stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive Il
cordial welcome.
JENNIE i. BEl.C kDN.
W. NJ. NELLIE L,
SPENCER. Secretary.
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HOUSE CLEANING


PALMER, THE EXPERT HOUSE
cleaner, Wasatch 2093. k91i
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CORSETS,

MRS. NJ. HAYES. SPIRELLA CORSETS,
one year guarantee. go w. 3rd No
Wasatch 2j80-J. h103S
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmcr. 1s4 So West Temple. Phone
sos. DC
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FOUND-MRS. ANNA g. PITT, 366 r..
5th So. found sI.o0 In sack of Hus-
lers flour, It pays 10 use lIusler's.
l,i3.i
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
=. order Eastern Star.
Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month,
Ma sonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South, Visiting members
cordially invited.
MARCEL. w. NJ.
TAYLOR. Secretary.
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CUT FLOWERS


HUDDART pJORAL co. &C. so. MAIN
St Phone 10s. Cat flowers and fu-
neral designs n163o
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
TAILORS

lOSELL, THE TAILOR, 10 so. STATE
Suits and overcoats from SIS up
gl5sS
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OPTICAL PARLORS

CLASSES ON TIME PAYMENTS. DR..
G. VI. Petersen. 5S East 9Th so. 1890
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UTAH CHAPTER. NO, |, r. \. NJ.
Stated conVocatiop second wednesday
in each month at Masonic hall, corner
Second East and First South streets.
Companions cordially invited John T.
BreclIou. ". p. Moses 9. Phillips, Sccre-
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MONUMENTS, ToMRsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, K.
Mckenzie. Display yards. ~ So. State
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BULBS

BRING THIS AID TO OUR STORE AND
set 10 per cent discount on fall bulbs
Pottery " alton Co. Pa State h39l3
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PRINTING.
HAIR GOODS


COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES.
tl.50. Ladies. bring them 70 VelYetina
parlors. 81 H.. Fih south. h39l5
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THE LEADING FLORIST. w w. KING.
pa r. md So Phone 81 boz
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT ". HALL. PYORgHEA
AND ORAL PEOPHYLAXIS. $50
KEAENS BLDG. a2753
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DRESSMAKING

~~--~N-~~r<->~'-~~~~-7
d Il L S VI AKING. SATISFA CrTION
guaranteed Rrlccs reasonable. 223 w
oh South. WaSatCh 66lS-J hlpg9
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MASSAGE


ELECTRIC TURKISH BATHS. 81 90.
Massage. residence. or 322 Kearns bldg.
Wasatch 1907. k50
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81 never would have gone
back" Mary Thomas said, never,
never in the world, if Mrs. Nor
gan hadn't asked me to. )"
The eight children were reared
together as one big family, the
two mothers did the household
work, and Morgan divided his af-
fections among them, much as the
old Norman prophets were sup
posed to have done-until the
neighbors interfered and notified
the authorities. Now it is posi-
bic that Morgan will be indicted
by the grand jury and the smaller
children placed in institutions.
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They're all mine and Il love
every one of them" says Morgan.
Years ago the Morgans had
known Mary Thomas in a little
Pennsylvania village. Morgan
and his family moved to Akron
and later Mary Thomas came
seeking work. Mrs. Morgan gave
her shelter and together they did
the household work. About three
years ago Mary Thomas disap-
peared from the Morgan home.
Mrs. Morgan was at a loss to
guess the cause for her departure
until
81 told her." says Morgan, a
strong man of AZ, where Mary
was; that she was in hospital
at Pittsburg; that she was about
to become a mother and that l
was responsible for her condition.
My guilt lay heavy on my soul,
and l made clean breast of it
to my wife, the best little woman
who ever lived"
'My husband had sinned, de
clared Mrs. Morgan, adding,
when one sins one must atone
for his sin, And I was his wife,
so why shouldn't 1 do what I
could to aid"
That was why she took Mary
Thomas and her baby. in-be-
cause her husband was response
bic for the young woman's shame
and sorrow and she would do her
utmost to right the wrong.
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USES OF SODA

There are many uses for car
Donate of soda or baking soda. A
small pinch put into milk as soon
as it arrives will keep it good for
two or three days. It is also an
excellent remedy for burns and
scalds if it is slightly dampened
and the surface of the burn COW
cred with it. Used in the same
manner it will instantly relieve
the pain caused by the bites or
stings of insects. A saltspoonfu1
in half a tumbler of water will re-
lieve heartburn and Indigestion,
and if taken in tepid water the
last thing at night will often in
duce sleep.
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She-You must see papa, dear
about our marriage. But don't be
anxious about the outcome.
He-What Pm anxious about
is the income.
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Blinks-So you called him
black sheep. What did he say?
Blonks-Bah!
Arizona republican., 1912-08-17
DISTINGUISHED l. TECHNICAL MEN
Two Mexican Engineers Making a Comprehensive
 Study Of the Salt River and Other Irrigation Pro
 jects; Will Stay a Week

tour of unusual interSt and scope is that of Senores Teresa and Gayon. two students of a famous Mexican project sights and absorbing all the engineering lore lying around loose.
 Arriving day before yesterday from seven weeks stay at the Elephant Butte dam in New Mexico. the gen. tlemen waited until Engineer Fitch happened to have an errand at ROOSe- welt, when they took motor car and went along. With the project engineer to answer questions, they made good time of it. getting in tricate details of the construction and administration of the big tappoon not possible to acquire otherwise
 They passed yesterday at Granite Reef, where they studied a phase of irrigation work apart from actual impounding of water. They also made flying trips along the canals. to get an idea of their lay and di- rection. The power houses came in for a share of their attention
 At the dam yesterday the visitors made notes and photograph for ref erence in the future. They collect ed data on many sides of the irriga- tion game in the valley
 After d stay of at least a week the Mexican engineers will leave to in spect the Yuma project When that work has been gone over thoroughly they are scheduled to make CaIifor- ria irrigation schemes a long study. From the coast state, they will re turn to their own country to spend a few months in book study. Then they will tour Europe for the same purpose that has led them all over the domain of Uncle sam
Arizona republican., 1912-08-17

 WERE NAMED
Trade Board Governors Dis cuss Local Representation at Important Congress and Appoint Committees to Attend

At the informal session of the trade board governors last Thursday. the matter of representation for Phoenix. Salt river valley and Arizona at sev- eral congresses and conventions of nation wide importance was the topic
 The secretary reported he had been appointed by Gov Hunt to represent the Phoenix board of trade at the Trans Mississippi Commercial con gress This conference will take place in Salt Lake City from August 27 to 30. Dr. Martin. president of the board announced he would in all probability be an attendant at the congress. as also will General Samp- son. The three were made formal delegates from Maricopa.
 The Dry Farming Congress. though not directly affecting the welfare of this valley, so plentifully supplied with Wetness will be attended bv re- gular deputies of the board of trade The governor has called a meeting for the 24th in Phoenix when the matter of delegates will be taken up A. l.. Moore and Dr. Bennett were appointed as the representatives of the board B F. Marks will repre- sent the cooperation committee. and J. A. Moore the Arizona development board. There is some chance of Ari- ZOna securing the next meeting of the dry farmers, and of course, dele gates are instructed most minutely to do all in their power to bring the convention here
 There was whole tableful of other business of more or less imDOrtance referred to the proper channels Those present a the meeting: President Martin, J. A. Moore. A. l.. Moore, B F. Marks. J. $. Day, Charles Stauffer and " l.. Clark
Arizona republican., 1912-08-17
SOUTHERN INTEREST
 IN Fl PAsO RACE
People of Bsbee and Douglas Strong
 ly Favor 1t

Like BanQuo's ghost. the subject of q road race from Fl Paso to the Phoenix fair will not down The project wakens increasing interest in this city and there is being manifes- tee more and more an inclination to follow up the suggestion that was made by F.. P Grindell. secretary of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce. says the Bisbee Review The project now is to take up the matter with the various towns and learn how much can be raised in each along the route. and to add to the amounts those that have been offered by the fair commission for the towns of Tucson. Bisbee and Douglas, provided the commission will not put up the whole amount, as has been asked.
 The commission. according to the expression of J. R. Henderson, hard}y considers this feasible under the cir cumstances. for fear of arousing the jealousy of other Arizona cities.
 Fair Commissioner Henderson says that the commission has offered pri- ZeS of $200 for races from Bisbee Douglas and Tucson and that these cities may make their rules and reg ulations The latest plan is to put these sums into one fund as nu- cleus for the prize money for the proposed Fl Paso-PhOenix race If no more can be obtained from the fair commission. the remaining S1400 would have to be raised along the route.
 Dr. \. C. BIedsOe and J J Bowen are ready to start a subscription list in this district with S25 each if this project shall be taken up. They be- lieve that Bisbee could easily raise her proportion and the matter will be taken up with Douglas and Tue son. It is thought there would be P" objection to this plan from the board. but it would likely have to be taken up with that body to receive it's sanction.
 For the race from Los Angeles to Phoenix the fair commission is lib eraI This race is of especial inter est to. cities outside of the state. in California. and of little or no interest to people within the state. since the route passes through Yuma alone of the important cities and towns. But an Fl Paso- Phoenix race is a diff ferent matter. The route would route would touch the three important cit ies of Douglas. Bisbee and Tucson as well as Florence in this state, several towns in New Mexico and would also interest Fl Paso.
 While it would not draw from so large an outside population as does the California race in between it is far more important in attracting in terest to the fair. The matter will be taken up with the other cities