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The Whitefish pilot., 1912-11-07

Miss A. J. Steenerson, of Ural,
was visitor in the city Friday.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
CONTRACT HAS
 BEEN SIGNED
Madame Schumann- -Heink the World Famous Con tralto Will Sing In Phoe- nix on the Night of Jan uary 31.

Madame Schumann-H -Heink is really coming the contract has been signed and she will be heard here n grand opera and concert on Wednesday even ing January 3l. Sale of seats for sub scribers only, vii be held on the 24th at Bochmers. \ large number of peo- plc have already subscribed for seats but there will have to be others be- fore the requisite guarantee money iS secured IL seems rather unfortunate tl;at the annual charity ball of the Harmony club should be held on the game night but it is quite possible to attend both functions as there will bc plenty of time left after the concert to aid the cause of charity and enjoy the dance. It is not likely that Schu- mann- Heink the worlds greatest con- tralto will ever be heard in Phoenix again and IL is q chance that should be taken advantage of if onc expects to have the best attractions brought tO the town.
 Not all If the madame's favoritc songs arc of the classical variety: she is extremely partial to Ncvin's "Ros- diA anu Csii-S II ltT pest fONcu Nnlcrl- can song. She says Why do I sing the Rosary? Because if is q perfect song. The critics will not agree with ne there. But the public is the best critic after all and the public likes it; not only the American public but the German public. If I ever have q chance tC sing it in Italy. or Russia or Austria l am sure it will be liked there too. You can always trust the public to recognize q great song" The famed says the Rosary" is a great song not only because of its simplicity. tlirectncss and beautiful melody but because it wakes an echo in every heart that las suffered the pain of loss and what human heart is without that wound?
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
IF INTEREST
 ID SPORTSMEN
Quail, Duck and Other Game Conditions. Dis cuSSion of a New Game Law That Will Return a Revenue.

Quail season will close February first. and as usual the c'oSirg days "r" bringing out more hunters than any tim" since the opening week last f1ll. The shooting this winter has been much better than a year ago. and the gpcd hunters are still easily getting the limit or twenty-five birds.
 The warmer weather has made the fishing good in Salt river Good strings of catfish are being brought in. Carp. suckers and Verde trout are in abundance. and some salmon are caught Crarpic have not started biting much.
 The government fish ear left Game Commissioner Pirncy five thousand black spotted Colorado brook trout scmc weeks ago. which had to be at once placed in the river here. They oJrnot get above the dam at Gran it" Reef, but may find their way tu the head waters of the Gila and Colorado; the water here is too warm for them to thrive.
 Duck shooting has been above the average since last Scptcmbcr-in fact. there has not been a dull moment in that sport. The rivers have been hunted from Blue Point UJ miles above Granite RcCO to Arlington At times the sIouGhs on the Gila and santa Cruz have shown particularly good bags of large ducks \ number of large flocks of geese and sand hill cranes are wintering here. and afford good long range shots for rifle and shotgun. C. II. DeMund and party. and Ben Myers with another party. returned from the Arlington country carly this week and reported the limit on quail and good kill Of ducks.
 one surprising thing is the large number of doves winterinS in the valley. IL lad been thought that not putting a closed season on these birds for a portion of the year was fast extern mating them. but hunters report large numbers in the vicinity of Glendale and west of town near th" ostrich farm
 Tine next legislature is expected to bass an up-to-datc game law. putting a limit on doves and ducks and geese. and closing the season on them for part nf the year. Also providing q resident license for large and small game. and a nonresident license on
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
THE NEW ARRIVALS.

We are now showing the smart styles in ladies boots and oxfords The vogish shapes m the new colon isl rumps for dress and street wear in nub,lcll, tan, calf cud champaign kid, ;csde with a strap over the m step. with handsome nuckles. TEey are graceful. perfect fitting pump and very popular with women who know. II. A. Diehl Shoe Co. West Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
DON'T MISS THIS.

Do you know that the Pathc Week ly is only shown in the best motion picture thcatcrs-vcry interesting one today and tomorrow The Message from Beyond. a drama of majestic power Poisoned Arrow is Pathc an Indian story of the west And Siill another is Girlish Impulse. and We will give you vocal treat. sonGs by Fred Roberts. At the Savoy. afternoon and evening"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
BEEN TO THE SHOW

Dld you notice our HlspIay at Inc automobile and commercial show. Things that especially appeal to mo- tor car owners. Thermos bottles in leather cases, luncheon outfits, cara fees. tumblers. goggles and chamOis skins. We have complete line of these goods and our prices are right. X. l.. Bochmer, Tho Busy Drug Store.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
ONE BEST SMOKE.

The Jose Villa. the celebrated brand of lIa6ana cigars. are sold by eighteen of the principal dining car systems in the United States. six hundred of the leading hotels. The best clubs and first class restaurants and cafes handles this par excellent cigar as their leading brand. Sold in Arizona by the Shaw Smoke House, F North Center St
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
GENTLEMEN ATTENTION!

The grill room at Hotel Adams is on the European plan. At the noon hour each day you will find a specially prepared luncheon for business men, nicely cooked and served and at reasonable prices. This grill is open at all hours Special lunCheous, dinners and han qucts by appointment. :. H. Mitchell. manager
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
MORE THAN ONE.

There are more than one reason why you should use High Ruby Flour. madam. Perhaps the most i'm portant is the fact that it is as good as any flour made and better than many. It's q blend of hard and soft native wheat. choice select X home product is another good reason X trial will convince you of its par ex- ccllcnt quality. Phoenix Flour Mill
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20

small game. and possibly raising the nonresident deer hunting license tat present ten dollarS), and limiting deer tn two instead of three per hunter Der year. These licenses will provide a fund that will probably maintain d fish hatchery, and pay part of tho salary of a number of deputy game wardcns who can see that the game and fish laws are strictly enforced.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20

usble papers. mortgages. bonds. life and fire insurance policies. and the like about the house. where they arc apt to be misiaid. accidentally dc stroyed ar stolen. A safe deposit box in our big modern vault costs you three dollars year. and up accord- ing to size The National Bank of Arizona. The oldest rational bank in the state
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
IT IS OUR BUSINESS

To dispense h-giving prescrip- tions in the proper way-not bus mess We have learned in day, but after years of hard work and care full study. We use pure drugs. com pound them with accuracy. and sim ply charge you an honest price for our materials and professional ser vices. Adams Pharmacy CO, in Ho- tel Adams Phone connections.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
FARMERS PLEASE NOTICE.

The Farmers Cooperation Creamery Co. is now under new experienced and economical management and is con- ducted on the profit sharing plan. It will be greatly to your advantage to get in touch with this company A greater income will be derived from your dairy products. Call, phone or write us. The Farmers Cooperation Creamery Co, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
A GOOD HABIT

Habits formed in youth. az a rule. follow us through life. The money saving habit is good one, and should be taught and encouraged. Teach your children the wisdom Of thrift open q savings account for them and impress them with its Inn portancc A dollar will start the habit now. today The Phoenix Say ings Bank and Trust Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
DO IT RIGHT.

IT you are raising alfalfa do it right. Care and attention always pays tho farmer. We have the cele- bTated Deere alfalfa cultivators. the drag bar type and the government expert tells us that this particular i'm plement is a great assistance to suc- ccssful crops. Let us show you the advantages of this particular culti- vator. The Ryan Vehicle & Ma chincry Co, 134 to 140 East Adams St
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
4 CUTTING AFFAIR,

Some time ago wc were offered a sample line of pocket cutlery at a remarkable low price and VIC took of it, and we have marked them to sell at least twenty-five per cent lower. than this stilIctto cutlery was ever sold before. Hundreds of different styles from = cents to five dollars. D. II. Burtis. IT. East Wash ington St
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20

If your children arc subject to at- tecks of croup. watch for the first symptom. hOarseness. Give Chamber lain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the attack may be varded off For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20

Persons troubled with partial paral- ysis are often very much benefited by massa ging the affected parts thor oughly when applying Chamberlain Liniment This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20

We have the largest and most com plcte establishment of this kind in the southwest and you will find our workmanship and prices satisfactory
 The Fashion Cleaning Works. 31i West Washington St Either phone
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
IN TOWN TODAY

Victor lIerbert's famous orchestra plays today at knight-Campbell com pany music house. 122 North Tejon street. on the wonderful Victor Vic trola. We should like to have you call and hear this wonderful musical organization. The Victor machines sell from fifteen to two hundred dol lars. Terms to please the pur- chaser Miller-Sterling Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
LUMBER AT COST

have two milliaa feet of yellow pine timber grown on my ranch in COconino county My neiChbOrs have several million feet more which have an option on. I am forming company io put a saWmill in and cut this timber and put it on the market at actual cost price to the stock holders in this company. Arizona has the largest yellow pine forest in the United States, and the Arizona home builder should have the benefit of it. I can produce all grades of yellow pine lumber at $l2.5O per thousand on cars al Maine. Arizona. or S17.50 in Phoeniy. and will put up q bond that l can do go. Here is th" actual cost of producing lumber in Arizona;
 Government stumpase price....$ $50 Cutting logs ..... loo Hauling logs to mill.....-..... 2.5o Saving and stacking .-....-... 2.50 Fire insurance on yard. per
 thousand .....-.........-.... 30 Wagon haul to railroad. d.-....-.. 2.50
 Making $I25o delivered at railroad.
 Fright to Phoenix. on a basis of IS cents per hundred, $4.59 per thou sand
 Unloading cars. 5O cents per thou sand.
 Making S17.50 for all grades of Ari- zona yellow pine lumber laid down in Phoenix
 w. K. ROSS
 GLENDALE, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
LOOK AND SEE

wearing apparel in your wardrobe that needs dry cleaning. We would like you to know that we do such
 work in most satisfactory manner.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-20
GOOD TASTE COUNTS

Remember when you order your business stationery that good taste counts for something. We not only do fine commercial printing. bCt get you up exclusive designs i.: em- bossed work and dye stamped sta tionery and business cards to har- monize on some particular colored paper. and our prices are just right. The Fl. H. McNeil Co. 136-12s West Washington street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
MAXTON TO HAVE
UNION S TATION
Seaboard Withdraws Exceptions
to Corporation Commissions
Order.

special ~ The Times-Dispatch.
Raleigh \ g. September s.-The
Corporation Commission has announced
that the seaboard Air Line Railroad
has Withdrawn its exceptions to the
order OF the commission for tho eree-
Non ot union passenger station a.,
MaXton on the site Of the presen, sea
board freight depot. and the commits
Sion modified tie order 10 the extent
that the ScahoRrd has until September
so 70 submit plans and specifications
FOR the union station 10 the commits
sion. Inc Atlantic Coast Line Is TO
Use the station with the Seabuard un-
der lease terms that the companies are
70 agree upon. the commission int,-
mating that 4, any dinculty IN this
respect develops the commission Will
mako an order settling this matter
also.
The soil survey division Of the state
Department ~ Agriculture began fo-
oay the work OF making soil map
OF Wake County Thls work IS also in
progress In Ailoenany and Ashe Coun-
lies Maps have cen completed FOR
twenty-three counties. They show The
complete topcsraDny as to tho char
meter and location ~ soils throughout
tho COUNT Represented DR. b. W
kilgore, state Chemist. IS In charge Of
this work. and j Is conducted W
cooperation with the SOL survey d.
vision % the United states Department.
II Agriculture.
Charters were issued to-day for The
Depot Drug CO.. OF Ashev!iie capital
$4,000 authorized. and Ss.5oo sub
scr!oed By :. r.. Pelham. J. o. Sticke-
leather and others and Tor the Travis
Ginning and Milling CO., OF Travis
station. TyriM County. Capital $4,000.
subscrihed rs J. :. Alexander. =. l. W
Kahoon and others.
That his rectorate. twenty one years
old on sunday. was the announcement
made Mt the II o'clock service by DR.
!. Mex PitunEer 10 the CONGREGATION
~ The Church OF The Good shepherd.
lie spoke teellnsly OF the relations
TINT have existed all these years be-
tween rector and parishoners relations.
he declared. that have proceeded with
all Cody qulctness" and tnai have.
lie insisted, accomplished much He
spoke with special optimism of The
speedy completion ~ tine splendid
granite and marble church for which
the CONGREGATION has been labor!ng
FOX ten years IN his sermon. pr.
P'tt!nger treated Religious Instruc-
zion In the Public Schools and ex-
pressed eradication that q prominent
western Judge has just ruled that
there Il nothing sectsrian In The Lords
Prayer. and that 1t can De used in
the public schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
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H>CAfE FROM JAZZ.
"r'e Negro Prisoners Make cct,uuv
hut Litter Arc Caught.

HPeciai TO The Times Dispatch
I"zeweH, Va. September lv,,
3 Titiis.s Jim Kinston ana charlel
w 'son' three coiored prisoners co,
meg In the county jan. two for bnrn
,Nry ana the other for selling Wis
heN m'de their escape early si,n,l.,.
morning by prizins "a BAR In thu aoor
81 ''e Jan which admitted thcm 10
,'"c corridor They gaiaod thoir fr.o-
q IN ny ioosenine q bar n rear kin
COW Hnd jumped diAtance OF aftecn
i"et to The ground.
Sheriff Hartman ms oou as rboy
v>re missed telcphoned TO di.Noront
parts "f the county ana had ali tho
denury-sher,ffs and constoNles on IN.
lookout
sunday night about 10 o'clock Boss
Brown constable ON indian creek. rot
tran OF them and arrested the trio
few miles north of cedar Blum.
l. nston resisted hraeeiuf that no
Willie man shonll arrest him and ne
Ike from tho office alu ran con.
stable Brown nred az him. aiming an
hls less. but strIcK him ia the thign.
ste bullet ledsin. I'm TIA, Liver part OF
Ills h' dy Doctors have probod for
tn, bpll,c without result This is tho
third jail delivery from razewelis
new $4,000 fail within the past few
years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
Magistrate Gets Rewards for Con-
victions Before Him.
o The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Lynchourg, va. September AT
Rustburg. in the circuit court Judge
Barksdale quashed the warrants in six
appeal cases from fines levied BY Squire
]. ". Fortune in the suburbs of the
city for auto speeding. on the ground
that the trial magistrate was paid
reward OF S25 each for six convictions
In July. Attorneys for appellants
characterized the proceedings before
tho justice as fraudulent and tainted
with collusion. New warrants arc TO
be sworn out The supervisors were
severely criticised by the court FOR
offering a reward to magistrates for
such convictions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
Acteh In srlrncfcn.e

fspociNl O. INC Timos-NIsn0tchl
Alexandria, va. September "a
coroner's jury. which to-day invesii-
gated tho stabhinr go death of VIII
liam Ferguson colorod and also the
stahhiug of "a brother of the dead man.
named Robert Ferguson returned q
verdict that william Ferguson came
10 his death at tile hands of John Ben.
colorcd. who lid {, I'm self-dofense.
John Bell ana William Massie, both
colcrcd. who We're charged by the po-
lice With the crime. were aftcrward re-
leased from custdv They Will not
nave to gc through the formaity on a
preliminary hearing The anair took
place August 81 last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
THREE MEN STRUCK
BY FREIGHT TRAIN
Results in Death of Two and
Third Probably Will
Die.

lSptclai 10 The Times Dispatch
Wilmington, y. c.. September o.
News reached Wilmington to-day OF :.
fearful double and perhaps triple
tragedy that occurred AT Bolton. not
far from this city. yesterday morn
Ing. The victims were L. Beal. aged
twenty; Claude Beol aged seventeen.
both whites. and son of a. II. Beai.
employed by the WaccA:naw Lumber
Company at Bolton, and a voting ne
gro, David Cream The three, return
ing home late Saturday night, pre-
sumably laid down for "a rest with
their heads too close to the tracks
OF tho Atlantic Coast Line, and pass
ing train hit them. Instantly killing
L. Bcal by crushing his head to u
pulp and fracturinE tho skull OF
ternoon. ana seriously injuring the
negro. 1t is thought the latter also
wii die. II Us not thought that the
engineer of tho train knew when ha
struck them. as the only train that
could have caused the accident waE 4
fast freight from Wilmington. and it
IL not stop at or near Bolton but
rushed right on through the town
In 1T of mental despondencv,
caused 1t Is said. by the illness of his
wife. Gerano Paul, young white man.
caused excitement in the down street
district rs sliding down a rope from
and then failing about ten feet He
was uninjured. so made for the riv-
or nearby. into which he jumped with
al his clothes on He was picked up
by a boat and arrested. but later was
liberated upon the Appearance Of his
brother, who took him in charge fully
explaining his mental state.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
FIRE IS STARTED
BY EXPL OSLO N
sneclal III M Tlmes.ni.natch-l

special To The Times pispatCn.
Puliski. va. September e-The
dwvllins Of pr. James Stearnes. at
Dublin. was totally destroyed by IRE
Friday afternoon late. The fire il
supposed TO have originated from the
explosion of the kitchen range and
spread So rapidly that the building
could not be saved and only tho house
hold furnishings in the front part OF
the house Were gotten out. The loss
Will be several ihosand dollars with
SL25O Insurance.
The dwelling or =. l. Darst, division
superintendent OF schools for Pulaski
county. at Dublin. was struck by light
ming late Saturday evening and badly
damaged. Tho lightning struck "a
chimney. knocking II of to the roof
and then followed down through sew
crnl rooms. knocking on the plaster
ine and badly dainAging tho Interior
y telephone was torn AN to pieces ana
part OF it hurled into tho yard
through q window. ihc current leaving
tho house Wv tn. telephone wire S.v-
eral women in the hons,. were so badly
frightened that for time it was
thought that they had been stunned
nut soon recovered. Tho house did not
take IRE
Pulaski viii on Wednesday vote ON
a bond issue of $4,000 for a sewerage
John Welcome. colorcd wanted in
Washington county, Md. Tor murder
and who was arrested here Friday. was
taken back 10 Haserstown. Md yes,or-
day by Sheriff Snivoly. who Identified
Welcome as tho man wanted lie said
the prisoner was considered "a danger
Gus man and had once. when under
arrest. escaped by beating deputy
over the head with the handouts and
made his escape.
Tie public schools OF TIA, city opcucd
to-day with tho largest enrolment in
the history OF tho school The faculty
Is composed of the following members.
Professor L. J. COOLEY supervising
principal; Mrs. y. y. Savers. Miss Cor
Nella Jones. Miss Julia Alexander La
rev and Miss Mary Ella Darst all oil
Pulaski. High School instructors;
Miss Nell Sharitz and Miss Katie Mil
Ter. OF WythevIlle; Miss Elizabeth Tate.
Draper: Miss Josephine Dickey oil
Petersburg; Miss Daisy West Miss
Mary Thomas. Miss Evelyn Miller Miss
Florence Stevenson and Miss Ethel
Stogar, Of Pulaski. and Miss Alma VIII
kinson. OF Hillsviilc. teachers OF the
Grammar school. with the exception
of Miss Wilkinson. Miss Stegar Miss
Miller and Miss Stevenson all were
members of the faculty last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
Home Treatment for
tuberculosis

conramr;ive PATIENTS need no longer dread
either the ;ste shat formerly overlook all
sufferers fr0m lung ;rouu1e Or costly and
incoEven,.nt Journeys fat from home 70
oihe' clircaies OF g. some expensive sansto-
r!ufn Hundreds are now staying quietly at
home. restoring themselves CD health Ut 80
cost o: ;-v bottles O., medicine. Here l.
one ~ho ipoaks from experience
q an S.. Coiwyn DARBY Pa
Gentlemen For four years va. troua!ed
with cough. which gradually became worse
\ physician pronounced my case Consunp-
ton. and va, ordered 20 Con.lmptiv.
AosTiisl Ny nephew would no, allow n,
% so Until nae tried Eckmaa's A.ter0-
i've Before had aiken the medicine
three weeks commenced getting w-n.
sm ineNceient hsalth ~ and have been
eomp,e'a'y cured FOR ,-n yesr. strongly
.econirn-r- it
ts.sneh) CMRsl MARY WATSON.
EckmAns Alternative is eT-ciive In Bron.
ehi;!s Asthma. Hay Fever Throat and Lung
Troubles. and in lphaiidinE The system
Does no. contain poisens. opis;-. OF habit
tanning drugs For sale hs owens g. Minor
DFuE CO. and other leading druggists ASH
for booklet telling o. recoverier and writ.
20 Eekman Laboratory. Pnladelphia Pa.
for Add.tiona. evidence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
NAY LocNrr COLONY or DANES.
Ninn"-"t" Wan Interested In Williams
bur: ScctIOm.

fSurrTuI " I'M TTul.s-Ilsuatch
Wiulan-4urp VA September g.
Hans IN Dus Of minnesota. was hero
to-day lootinr owes thfs ser,to,, ,vitb
"a view to .oeatins a colonv OF Danes
near WoIiamsburg Sir puus has To-
cated colonies ina th. Northwest but
he thinks ina trend oe Immigration Is
moving TOWARD Virelnia and me south
Sc JET, ,hs morning I'm company win
John Peterson. OF Iowa for Norfolk
10 look over that bar, ~ tho state.
hui ,ylu RETURN e. WILLIAMSBURG later
!u ia. week Bo-1aad fn. peninsula
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
Take. Poison to End III, Life.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
stanton. Va. september e.-s9encer
Earhart. twenty-one years old. Of
spottswooi. took cerbolic acid a his
home Sunday evening. dying in ATTY
minutes III health and d!spondency
are given as the cause OF tho suicide
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
AleSandrin school. open.

special o The Tines-D lspatch.l
Alexandra. Va september e.-The
public schools II this city to-day re-
OPENED for studies after the annual
Skinner vacation wlf.
tendance over the last scholastic year
~ thfrt, three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-10
HOT. TIRED WORKERS.

Milan. the great blood purifier, win
make you feel better The toxins Of
fatigue arc in the blood Also acids and
other irritants that lnflame the skin.
Milan will make you feel less hot and
tired. II you don't find IL 90, TO cost ca
you.