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Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

Gil voted to continue paying the rem untll January 1St, in the meantime ad- VlSlng d change of location and cheaper quarters. Pending action by the coun- ell, Mrs. Cecil l.. l.. Drew and her as socIateS on the board made arrange ments for holding two days carnival, on December IS and 19, at the Mesa opera house, Manager NChIa donating the greater part of the rert On the afternoon of the 18th, the carnival will open. There will be booths for scrv-
 ing of lunches. cocoa, coffee etc, and booths for various amusements. The occasion vii be enliVened by good mu- sic. There vii be specialties of new and novel features that will lntereSt the
 patrons. On the night of the 18th there will be card party known as
 Royal Auction" This in itself will be
 q novelty. on the afternoon of the
 18th the carnival Wil be continued and
 will close at night by E"and library ball. When it is understood that the ladies are lOing this work for the bene- fit of the puhlic-that is to prov. le q ! first class library ard reading room fer home people and -5itors to thc town. they shOutd have the libertl supp r, If eNery citizen Of the to ln- It is hoI Cd to secure th' aid of Au.Iew Car negic later on an,l thus pI Jvi3e q lib- rary building that will be a credit to the town.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The stake bazaar at the Mesa opera house yesterday afternoon vas a most successful affair. Large crowds of customers patronized the bazaar.
 Ground has been broken for the new South Side hispital to be erected on South Macdonald street
 A stake social was held at the Mesa opera house last night. A special feature Of the program was a story contest between Miss Pew and Lucille MOrtensen.
 Miss EIleye Ellsworth the photogra- pher, reports that she has so great a run of patronage, that she is fully a week behind with the work.
 $. F. Burrows has just closed d deal by which he disposed Of forty-acre tract of land he oned in Arkansas. MT. Burrows prefers to have his money in vested in the Mesa section.
 The Royal Typewriter co. has ap- pointed Elmer Coe agent for the Mesa section.
 The. statement of the Mesa City bank
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
EXCEPTIONAL LECTURE

The lecture on The Needs Of the Hour" by Hon. George D. Alden in the normal auditorium last Thurs day evening proved to he one of the most interesting addresses delivered to the citizens of Tempe Nfor some time past. There was small feeling among various individuals of the aud fence that the lecture might he slight ly Misunderstanding but for t~o solid hours Judge Alden commanded eE- ceptional attention from his five hundred hearers by his eloquent and humorous way. His address was just intermixed enough with humOr to make it interesting and also to i'm press upon the minds of the audience the intended message. The origina- ton of graft was treated upon at some length by the reformer being illustrated in many instances by his own experiences At various times when d pathetic incident was being related by the Judge he would sud denlv turn it of into a joke It IS not possible that single individual in the audience went home with d feeling of dissatisfaction.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
REPORT OF TEMPE SCHOOLS FOR NOVEMBER

Number days taught, IS. whole mum berof days attendance, 6963h2; whole number days absent, IF; whole mum = Der tardiness. l26; whole number boys enrolled on register 238; whole mum Ger girls enrolled on register, 1S3; to- tai enrolled, 421; average number be- longing, 39S; average daily attendance 3S7: per cent of attendance on average number belonging, 97; number of pu- pils entered, boys, 10, girls. ;.
 Honor Roll Tempe Union High School
 November 1912.
 Henry Armenia ZelIa Austin. War ren Austin, Lawrence Austin, F1orlne Bishop, Guy Botkins. Edna Bowers. Pearl Bowers, Hollis BoWser, Leo Buck, Charles Daines, Willietta Dimes, Jean cite Dupris, Aurora Astrada. Kathleen Fidler, Louise Fisk, Robert Finch, Lu- cetta Godfry, April Glynn, Fern Gilli- land, Evelyn Griffin, George Hegi, Wm Holland, Hallie HOlmesley, Grace Hud low. Ruth Jackson, Laura Jensen, liar old Lesieur Lawrence Longan, Harry Meyers, Claude Laird, Albert Meyers, Vyoyan Moeur, John Mouer, Evelyn Kettle James Painter. MaOel Parker Carrie Parker, Yousta Philips, Roy PierSel. Verda Piersel. Ruth Robbins Roy Richards, Joe Shew, Lloyd Steven son. Robert Stewart, Rhoda Strong Glenn Teeter, Clara Turner, Jessie Wa terhouse, Bessie Winsor, Lilion Wood Matte York.
 1st Primary, Mary E. McNeai Teacher
 Lupe Arviso Carmelita Valenzuela Eva Robles, Juana Noriega, Elvin Her rera, Gabriel Herrera Hilbert Obrego Pete Arviso, Francisco Cruz, Savil SO- ga, Ruben Norman, Cruz Navarro Francisco Perez.
 1st Grade, Charlotte Mullen, Teacher
 Albert Applebaum. Rafael Arviso Francisco Arviso, Matilda Acedo. Er- nest AcedO, Alberta Alvarez. Katharine Baum. Kathryn Fogal, Oscar Fink Kemper Goodwin, Ernesto Gamboa Telesfora Granillo Sidney Harris Manuel Molina. Robert Mullen, Elisa Martinez. Artimisa Perez. Angel Pala- mino, Juanita POstleway, Oka Stew art, Jesus Valenzuela, Ruth Woods. Second Grade, Maude Wilson, Teacher
 Erling Awrey, Gene Adams, Artura Acosta, Adam Celaya, Roman Cota Cruz boa, David Gamboa, Melton GambOa, Delisert Goddard, Glesner
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
NJ DRAINAGE AT
 THE TIME SAYS COURT

Under the decision of Judge Phil
 lips of the Maricopa County Superior
 Court sustaining the decision recently
 rendered by the county board of sup
 CrVisors. the proposed drainage dis
 trict for Tempe which was to have 'assisted ill the reclamation Of 1000
 acres of land east. south and west of Tempe. where the water plane had risen so close to the surface as to make the need for drainage ap- parent. IL was proposed to run a main drainage ditch through the prop crty in such q way as to carry all the excess water off
 Under the law recently passed hy the legislature drainage districts can be created similar to irrigation dis tricts. however. this proposed drain age district did not meet with strong support from the men who will no, { be benefited at present by the con l struction Of such a ditch.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

issued November 18th and just pub liShed. shows that that institution had at that time resources amounting to the sum of $496, ,341.99 Of this amount $77,57S.09 consisted of gold and silver, paper money and amounts due from approved reserves agents Not q bad showing in a small city, with two banks competing for the business.
 Mr and Mrs Ben Blanchard, re- turned Thursday night from a visit Of several days in Phoenix.
 John A. Gaut has commenced the construction of a new residence for himself and family
 The following names were added L. the Alhambra hotel register yesterday. T. NJ. Melville. l. J. Williams. s. A. Lewis. Phoenix: A. Warren, s T Car ter. Los Angeles; John Nilamil, w j. Griffith. Santa Barbara, Cal: NJ. Fra zie Tempe L. H. Sorey. Higley. C. D. Hamilton, of the Arizona good roads association. was in Mesa yester- day afternoon. He has completed the mapping of the Arizona roads and will now have the Guide in press very soon. While on his tour Mr Hamilton drove the first car and only car that ever made the trip to the bottom of the Grand Canyon. He has the pictures to
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
PENNSYLVANIA MAN
 WANTS INFORMATION
Seems to Think "Disturbarce" is the Principal Product of Mesa Section.

The Mesa commercial club is in re ceipt of letter from gentleman. re siding in staid old Pennsylvania. ask
 ing for information regarding this par,
 of the southwest. He writes:
 Dear Sir: l want to call on you in
 near future; want to know where you.
 live, how YOU live, when you will be at
 home and what Nou raise besides dis
 turbapce out there. Saw your add in
 Sunset November number. and will
 thank you for information"
 To which the secretary of the com 7 mercial club replied in part as follows
 Dear Sir" When l am not chasing coyotes out of the chicken ward. sweep
 ing Gila monsters off the front porch. or lasSOing giant tarantulaS. l can be found in the commercial club rooms. answering inquiries from gentlemen who have a desire to leave their pres . ent unpleasant locations and find q : home in the greatest. although young est state in the union. There was per i haps q time, in the palmy days of the Apache Kid and old Geronimo, when the principal product of Arizona was { raising disturbance and Cain-Some- times raising diSturbcrS to a limb of the most convenient palo verde The coming of the railroad. the telegraph
 the school teacher and the preacher has however. changed conditions. Just TOW this valley is raising corn, cotton, | cane. alfalfa grain oranges, dates, figs melons and everything else good to eat including Tat cattle, hogs sheep and ! goats-even not forgetting the babies : the latter crop maturing twelve months ! in the wear. I will be pleased to give you the glad hand when you come to 1 Mesa and promise to show you soil ! products and climate that cannot be i beaten in any part of the east or west
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
AZTEC BEANS.

Mrs Minnie Boblett. who resides on the old Crose place near town. has a jar of Aztec beans on exhibition at the office of the Wilbur eRalty Co, which attract considerable attention There is quite a history connected with these beans. It seems that several years ago M iss Sharlot Hall, the noted writer of Airozna history, found seven of the beans in an old Axtez ruin. She plant ed them and five of the beans sprOuted and grew. From this start quite a large number of the beans are now grown in Yavapai county. Mrs. Bob lett sold a couple of bushels for which she received 25 cents per pound. The bean is larger by half than the butter bean which it in some respects re sembles, it white in color, and is said to provide very nourishine food. If adapted to the soil of this section they would no doubt prove most profitable product
 WILL CLOSE DINING ROOM.
 annonprpOpnt was made Ia
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
TO CHANGE DITCH.

The western ditch, pasing through a portion of Vineyard Place, is so pIaced--or misplaced-that it cuts off about ten feet of the ground lying be- tween the ditch and the county road. By moving the ditch to the right Of way along the road, the narrow strip of land could be used to d,antage by the owners To remedy the matter. the property owners have asked MT. Sprague, the local manager of the Mesa reclamation office, to make an investigation and use his influence to have the ditch moved to Where it be- longs.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
WHERE TO WORSHIP SUNDAY

Methodist Episcopal church. Will bur Fisk, pastor. Sunday school at 10 d. m. MT. F. H. Simmons. super inteDdent \ full attendance of the members of the school is desired. Public worship at II a. m. EpWorth League at zoo D. III. At p. m, the delegates to the Sunday school convention at Tucson will give their reports. This meeting promises to be of great profit Everyone interested in Sunday school work should be present.
 Christian church. Sunday Decem- Der eighth the bible school will meet at 100 d. m. and five minutes will be taken to study for an echo of the convention at the close of the class study. At II a. m., the pastor, R. F. Dunlap will speak on Keeping in the Love of God. In the after noon at D. m.. the Woman's Mis- sionary Society will melt with Mrs Prather as leader. At 6:45 the Christian Endeavor will have its prayer meeting Al 7:30 the W. C TT. |. will be in charge for an ad- dress by Miss C. H Mosher. gen eral secretary of the Young Woman department Miss Mosher is from Chicago and unless the press cor respondents all lie she has strong message for the people.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

some Cat'a-a Ointment on them. The atl5 morning made a strong soap studs Ri-s Cuac5r. Soap and washed his face in tts ycarm s..cs. The lttie bhsters burst hy pressing -len cloth on them. Alter 1 had n,s Ice washed, I pat the CUticura Oint- -Eeut ou and in a Saory time his little face y..s lii lse iIi dr.. | kept using the Cuti- our. soap ant putting on the Cuticura u.--e .at a-a nJs rse go, well and it did unt le,.f- 9 ~r;.-. H2 was entirely cured in -,tt,.. -t-e .i, sr.t :. half ,>isncal Mrs. Ar,n .~ j:aac-,h, JaH. 10. 1912.
 5 e.ce.e cake or C,.'.2rra soap and box of ;ar.-..f.. Jt...--.sat are uftr7 sufficient wHeD .H el.- Ia. 5,j",. CuJiN,sra soap and Oint- l.ea. 4r. >clG everywhere. sample of each l..-..e,. i-,,'. rir. ..--.,, skin Book. Address pJ=.-s..rj "C..i~.--.- Dept T. Boston"
 sl-TcEdc--raccd men should Use Cutcura So4J >a,.,.as stick, 25c. sample free.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
SEE CHANDLER TODAY.

At o'clock today there will be meeting of the allied boards of trade of Maricopa county held at the board Of trade rooms. Chandler. There is inn portant business to come before this meeting and there should be a large attendance of members of the Mesa commercial club. The Chandler boys are live embers and will provide re freshcnts for the occasion Quite q number of the Mesa boosters have promised to be present and all are in vited.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

meet in a state meeting to be held in the board of trade building at Phoenix at 7:30 D. m. December eleventh. \ short program and social hour win be features of the meeting. B. H. Scudder, secretary of the Indiana so- ciety is making arrangements for the meeting and is looking especially to the representation of the southside for support.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
GOOD ROADS MAN HERE

C. D. Hamilton. representing the Ocean to ocean highway and the Good Roads association spent d short while in Tempc yesterday after noon enroute to Chandler NIT. Ham, ilton is promoting interest in the Ocean to ocean highway hut iu com panH that with that work he is soliciting for an ocean to ocean highway guide magaZine. A Write-up on Tempe and the surrounding country is planned as one of the features.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
OLD RESIDENT BACK

r. W. Rankin, until the past two years head book-kceper at the plant of the Pacific Creamery company here returned to Tempe Thursday to re- suiae his connections with the old concern. He comes to fill the vac ancy caused by the resignation of c. D. Hayes. who will severe his con- nection with the Creamery company the firstof the year. Although the Tempe public will greatly regret to loose MT. Hayes it is certain that his successor will be gladly welcomed back. When Mir Rankin left Tempe two years ago he thought he would not return to this small city but like many others his resolutions waned and he is now back.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
EPISCOPAL SALE.

The ladies of the Episcopal church held q very successful sale yesterday afternoon. They had large number of customers and the affair was a business as well as social success. Hot coffee and sandwiches were served during the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

A Des Moines man had an attack of muscular rheumatism in his shoulder. A friend advised him to go to Hot Springs That meant ar expense of $150 or more. He sought for a quicker and cheaper way t0 cure it and found it in ChamSerlain's s Liniment. Three days after the first application of this iiniment he Was well. For sale by all dealers.-Ad- L. VertiScnent
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
SET OF HARNESS STOLEN

Clarence Pine was in. town yester- day morning from his ranch east of town for the purpose of informing the local officers that he was the victim of a petty theft the proceed ing night when somebody made away with set of work harness. Al though Do warrants have been served as yet the officials are pretty cer- tain as to who the guilty parties are.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
Ynn miu find that druggists every

You will find that druggists every where speak well Of Chamberlain s Cough Remedy They know from long Experience in the sale Of it that in cases of coughs and colds it can all ways be depended upon, and that f; is pleasant and safe to take. For sale hv all dealers s-Advertisement.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
MOVED INTO. NEW HOME

Rev. C. II Davis. pastor of the Congregational church, has moved from his present home in the J. F. Price house on East Eighth street in to one of the W. Lullin houses near the church.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

spots at first then Ec would rub and scratch and water bli~tegS would form and wherever the water would run auorber would come until his face was covered
 wj,h them. He would cry and fret. His mother got
 some medicine. hur it did not do any good. He would Slream and cry and say it h.r-. We hardly suew him.
 lis little face Was all red
 spots and blisjc-s. So I H,Gecl him 10 let me put
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
NOTES FROM THE LADIES' AID

At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church held last Thursday the following of ficers were elected: President, Mrs c. R. Finch: vice president, Mrs. w.. H. Salyer. secretary, Mrs. Nora Austin; treasurer, Mrs. Chas. H. Prather chaplin, Mrs. R. F.. Dunlap The ladies have a busy week before them. They meet at the church all day next Thursday and on Saturday they have their regular cooked food sale at Birchett Bros store and an apron sale at. the Broyn Mercantile store. That company has generously offered also to donate five per cent of the days sales to the church The lecture on Abraham Lincoln by Rev. R F. Dunlap some weeks ago brought to the Ladies Aid $Zo2' Lecture number two on Abraham Lincoln will be given at the church probably in January This lecture will deal with the administration of Mr Lincoln and with his per sonaI chara cteristics
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

Gregg. Amy Henderson, Russell Hen ness. Lloyd Jensen. Paul Jackson. Lida
 La Mont Emma Looney. Roman Luce
 TO, Ruth Morrow, Mary Munez. Fran cisca Noriego. Ildezonza Obrigon.
 Frank Parker Sophia Rodriguez. Royal Ruderman. Mercedeo Romero Ange-
 lina Sigala. Samuel Loza, Ethel Mun-
 day, Aurora Lopez
 Third Grade, Marry HauIot. Teacher.
 Manuel ACedo, Homer Deck, Joe
 Fink. Warren Fisk. Johnie Goodwin.
 Frank Silvas. Gail Taylor. Wayne Tay-
 Tor, Tommie Thatcher, Kenneth Strong.
 Glory Goodwin, Pearl Henderson, Ju- anita Hernandez. Stella Looney. Evelyn
 Poll, Carolina Valenzuela
 Fourth Grade, Eva Rector, Teacher. Beatriz Agurtar. Carrie Soza, Car
 melita Soza, Aurelia Goodwin. Ester
 BoWser. Rebecca Ruderman, Pauline
 Mouer. Gladys Mullen, Fora Mcclure.
 Ramon Carvajal, Jose CarvajaI Qua
 delupe Nalenzuela, Teddie Henderson.
 Taylor Henderson, Russell Gilliland.
 Rohelia SigalS. Francisco Molina. Rus sel Champie. John Twiner, Leldon Win des. Frank Fogel, Jule Hnness. liar old Lukin. Howard Clark, Walker Par ker, Ray Cole, Clarence Lyman. Jessie
 BenetiO
 Fifth Grade, Elizabeth cosner Teacher Lura Austin, Edith Argue, Manuel Rustamante, Olive Bouser. Alfred Flu
 merfelt. James Goodwin, Floyd Hughs, Harvey Holmesley. Chloe Jackson.
 Charles Lukin. Juan Montifi. George
 Morrow, Benjamin Moeur. Milton Munday, Armand Orduno, Santiago Ob-
 regOn, Manuel Salazar. Wiifor1, Tay Tor. Georgie Thatcher, Chester. Wick life
 Sixth Grade, Dairy Buck, Teacher.
 Carl Bauer. Robert Carr, Willie Clark, Eldon Harris, Walter Hegi, Bri- jan Jackson, Glenn Mcclure. Horace Miller. Teddy Mullen Walter Perry, Howard Pugh, George Scheaffer, Mar ion Gregg, Norma Argue, Ruth Aurey. Lucille Baiiy. Josephine Morrow, Thei- ma Mullen, Marguerite Painter, Kath- erine Quinn, Bee Salyer. Ruth Spang- Ter, Gladys Spain. Muriel Steward Eleanore Van Ritter. Inez White. Seventh Grade, Ralph Peck. Teacher Lewis Adams. Joseph Butterworth, Chris Celaya, Joe Dimes, Clyde Gill land. Kenneth Mullen, Eddie Orduno Ernest Pafford, Raymond Pike, Neil White. Wilma Admas, Mary Chitwood Arnie Cole, Velma Dimes, Jessie Belle Moeur, Marguerite Moucr, Marion Pugh. Myrtle Champie. Zela Piersel Eighth Grade, C. C. Cash, Teacher. Frank Bauer, Leonard Carr, Marion Cook. Dewey Harris, Wetford Hayden, Kelvin Henness Dannie Parker, Cecile Rowand, Carl Spain, Harry Stewart Adah Turner.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
4 HOLIDAY CARNIVAL

When the new board of directors of the Mesa library and free reading room
 association was elected thy members
 found themselves with the business of the association to handle and no funds. There were no back debts: but the fact that council held up the rent, which had heretofore been paid b. the town. left them in d position where some thing had to be done. Later. the coun-
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
TEMPE

Horace B Griffen, agent for
 Tempe will care for news. sub scriptions and advertising in , the Tempe department. office with A Nelson & Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

evening that the present lessees of the Alhambra cafe would close the dining room doors after dinner tonight. It is probable that other parties will soon reopen the cafe
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
IN PHOENIX

City Marshall M (. Browning was a Phoenix visitor yesterday afternoon for the purpose of attending q liquor trial which originated in the Tempe local option district.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
MESA

MT. Gibbons at Everybodys Drug store will care for subscriptions, advertising. and ] eWs of the Mesa department. Phone 291 and 22 R
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

Ii you are troubled with chronic constipation, the mild and gentle ef- feet Of Chamberlains Tablets makes them especially suited to your case. For sale by all dealers.--Advertise- ment
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

When you have a bilious attack give. Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They are excellent For sale by all dealers rs-AdVertisement
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07
FACE ALL RED SPOTS
 AND BUSTERS
Rubbed ard Scratched. Would Cry and Fret. Used CutiCura Soap and Ointment. Face Got We'll.

632 Y. 9th St. Tecre Haute, Ind.-''NIy It rle nephew. a boy Of foar years, had breaking out on his face. It was little red
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

MESA LOCAL READER
 Miss Kinsman's Dancing Club will be postponed from Dec 7th to Dec l4th.-AdVertiseme
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

HOOSlER MEETING All sOuthside HOOSers either by birth or residence are requested to
Arizona republican., 1912-12-07

Manuel Acedo, Homer Deck. Joe Fink. Warren Fisk. Johnie Goodwin, Frank Silvas. Gail Taylor. Wayne Tay- Tor, Tommie Thatcher, Kenneth Strong. Glory Goodwin, Pearl Henderson, Ju- anita Hernandez. Stella LoOney. Evelyn Poll, Carolina ValenZuela
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
REVOLUTION POSSIBLE IS
PREDICTION Of GARY
President of Steel Corporation Says
Mohs VIII Bring Great Changes u
Rich and Powerful do not Improve
Condition Of Humanity.

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Revolu
tion In the United States In the nea,
future is predicted by Judge Il. II
Gary. chairman Of The board OF di.
rectors Of the United States Steel
Corporation. unless conditions here
are quickly changed.
Things are being said now simi.
lar to the things that were said Just
before the French revolution" he
declared. This spark may yet
burst into name-and that fame
may come soon."
Gary's prediction was made In an
address before the Lehigh club.
Continuing. he said:
Unless the capitalist and the cor
porations and the rich and powerful
men themselves take a leading part
n trying to improve the conditioa
u humanity. great changes Will
'ome mighty quick. And the mob
will bring them"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-02-15
TAFT CLUB MEET
DOES BUSINESS
COURT HOUSE SCENE OF SESSION
AT WHICH BYLAWS ARE ADop.
TED AND COMMITTEES ARE
FIXED UP

Al meeting OF the Taft Club held
In the court house las, night the by.
laws OF the organization were adopt.
cd. w. o. Smith was chosen as an
addition to the executive committee
and the committee on membership
was made up as follows: Frank Ira
White. o. c. Applegate. J. w. Ross
c. 7. Oliver. W. o. Smith. The ayow.
cd object OF the organization is the
republican nomination and national
election Of William Howard Taft for
the ONCE of president OF the United
states. Mr.. Taft is a resident OF Gin
cinnati, ex-federai Judge. ex-governor
OF the Philippines. and very promi-
nent throughout the country.
He Is president OF the United States
at this writing.