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Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17

Mary L. Geffs. ofDenver, Col" will speak on Woman Suffrag at the Electric Theatre tonight Sept. 14th.) under the auspices of the SocialIst party, after tn regular picture show.
 The local lodge of the Lova Order of Moose will give th.il first grand ball at the Winslo W Opera House next Thursda evening. This will be the hrS' day ot the Frontier Celebration. and no, ooubt there will be. q good attendance. The price O.. admission will be $1 .OO for gen tlemen and ladies will be admit ted free.
 If you knew of the real value of Chamberlain Eminent fol lame back, soreness of tht muscles. sprains and rheumatic pains, you would never wish t. be without 1t. For sale by all dealers. i
 The dance and Card Party. given by the May flower Club al. the Winslow Opera House last Wednesday evening was attend ed by a large crowd. Forty cou pie enjoyed them selves at cards until 1O:3O; Mir. Cline K. Asbury winning mems first prize, a sofa pillow top; Miss Anna May Lewis ot Rushylvania, Penn sister of Dispatcher F. S. Lewis won first ladies prize. a souvil. fer spoon and Mrs. R. C. Kaul man won the booby prize con sisting of salt and pepper shak CT. Punch ard cake was served during the evening and dancing was enjoyed until about 1:3O a m. Mir. Harry Howard of tn Electric Theatre furnished tn music for the dance.
 Few, if any, medicines, have met with the uniform success that has attended the use ol Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ano Diarrhoea Remedy. The remark able cures of collie and diarrhoe, which it has effected in almos every neighborhood have given i a wide reputation. For sale by al dealerss
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17

Leo F. Verkamp of Flagstaff was a business visitor in towr. last Saturday.
 Miss Marguerite Doss, daught- CT of Mrs. w. G. Hunter arrived, III town the latter part of last week from Oklahoma where sht has been staying for some time with relatives. Miss Doss vii make her home here. in WinsloW with her parents and is now on of the students of the local Higi. School.
 Mrs. Robert Powell spent Sat urday and Sunday of last week in Holbrook. the guest of Dr. J w. Bazell and wife.
 A small vote was cast Tuesday at the Presidential Primarles the total being 88 votes cast. among which were two spoiled ballots. The vote for the differ. ent parties was as follows: Democrats AZ, Republicans 21, Progressives l9 and SocIalists-2
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17

, Mrs. Euhanks and daughter returned from their visit on the Coast Wednesday.
 C. A. Dutton of Flagstaff was a visitor in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
 E. A. Parks arrived home from Texas the las. week and has talk en up his residence Tn one of the Geo. Klase houses.
 Attorney John D. Yates and Glenn w. Henry was initiated into Winslow Lodge of Elks Thursday evening.
 Frank Jenkins, the trader from Orai5i was a business visitor in town this week after supplies for his store on the reservation.
 Mrs. Wilson Hey and son Jim, of Mason. Texas, mother and brother of Miss Kate Hey, ar. rived in Winslow Thursday nor ming. Mrs. Hey will visit here tor some time and it is the inten- ton of her son to permanently locate here. Mrs. Hey is sister ot MT Louis Korn. They were accompanied by a distant rela tive of the same city, a Miss Le-- ona Von M. Zesch, who is prac- ticIng dentistry. It is the inten- tlon of Miss Zesch to open dent al parlOrs here in WInslow and to make her home here perma- nently. She expects to be open for business in her profession the coming week.
 Miss Anna May Lewis and Mir. L. w. Lewis of Rushylvania. brother and sister of Dispatcher F. s. Lewis are visiting here at present with their brother. They expect to visit here until after the celebration.
 Mrs. Workman, mother of Vim Workman is visiting here at present with her son on her re- turn from the east to San De1go, Cal where she is making her home.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Chadeck a re visitors in town this week.
 Engineer Ed Clark arrived home Monday morning from visit with his family at Los Angeles, Cal -.e .s--.-= ---.- :.
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17
STATE OF OHIO, ClTY OF ToLEDo,l 60
 I.UCA6 COUNTY.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney Co.,, doing business in the City of toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that saio firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Ca- tarrh that cannot be cured by the use ot Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to b ,fore me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.. lss6. A. w. GLEASON, [SeaIl Notary Public, Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimon- 1ials free.. F. J. CHENEY 6 CO.,,
 Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17
FRONTIER CELEBRATION
 NOW CLOSE AT HAND

Will De the Deg1nn1ng of Wins lows Second Big Frontier Cele bration. Although last years celebration was declared by many winner. the various men on the committees of this years celebration hope to eclipse last years celebration by good mar gin.
 The prizes offered this year 1n the various sports are even bet ter than at the last celebra tion, and many new features have been added. The programs for the affair will be completed the early part of the week and will give everyone an idea before hand what the sports will be and the various prizes offered.
 One of the big features ot the celebration will be the Grand Parade on Friday. the second day of the celebration in which various business houses will be represented with floats; all tn, Lodges in town will also have floats in the parade, the mem bers of the various lodges will march in a body, which will be headed by the Boys Band ably assisted by the Frontier Band Messrs T. J. Hessser and John Donahue. There will be liberal prizes offered for the best de cora ted floats and business houses along the line of the parade auddth various Lodges are each trying their best to get away with the honor, which ought to make the parade yer, interesting.
 One of therbest features, of the sports will be y 12 mile foot race between Lewis Tewan1a, 1opi Indian, participant in the Olym- pic games at Stockholm; the Zuni Indian of New Mexico, un defeated Marathon runner and Chas. Secrist, Champion runner of Northern Arzona. This should be very interesting as the Gal. lup people are backing the Zuni Indian heavily to win
 The prizes for the baseball games are the best ever offered in this section of the country and the games wilibe good ones, Among the visiting teams will be N illlams, Flagstaff, and St. Johns.
 Big money is being offered for the two hose contests between Winslew and Flagstaff.
 Aside from the Juvenile sports every morning in. town and the. races and general sports at the Grand Stand m the afternoon the Indians will give their fam ous dances on the Front Street every evening at g p. m. To windu p the celebration, the Big Frontier Ball the com ing feature of the celebration. will be gwen at the Winslow | O. pera House the last night ot the celebration Saturday even ing.
 Below we publish a list ot the contributors who so literally helped to make possible this years celebration. It may be a little sacrifice for some to donate money to this cause but 1t only goes to show that our eitIzens are only too willing to do any thing possible that will make Winslow a brighter and better town to live in.
 T. J. Hesser --.,-.---. ....-$1Oo % W. c Kelly -- --.-- ---- lou OU Vim. Burke rke----- 100 co w. H. Asbury- .---..-.-. 100 % Babbitt Bros. 100 co c. K. Bauerbach -.-.-- 100 % w. H DaEg. 100 % So-4,o,r,x D,oo 1nn nn
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17

NoJ 'Diii c IW U iilOiIIh oCo OL the California beaches.
 Mir. and Mrs Richard Bauer bach have returned from the mountains.
 Mrs Selma Takken informally entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of her guest. Miss Bra men of Los Angeles.
 Mr. Harry Williams and wife stopped over here this week on their way back from the coast to Kansas. to visit with h1s irother-in-law Mr O B Sutton
 Running up and down stairs, sweeping and bending over mak- ing beds will not make a woman healthy and beautiful. She must get out of doors, walk mile or two every day and take Cham oerla1n's Tablets to improve her digestion and regulate her bow els. For sale by all dealers. I
 John Rose. son of Mir. and Ihs. V K Rose left Sunday for Prescott where he goes to at- tend school during this school term.
 T. l. Bourne the Insurance man from Los Angeles was a visitor in town this week writ 'ng insurance among the rail read boys.
 The Ladies Guild will meet Wednesday afterrot. n at ? D. m. |. at the parish hall All members are earnestly requested to be present as there are some matters of importance that will come be- f're the meeting
 The implicit confidence that many people have in Cham Der lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarr noea Remedy is founded on their experience in the use of that remedy and their knowledge of the many remarkable cures of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery that it has effected. For sale by all dealers. i
 Mrs. E. J Gibson entertained he Friday Five Hundred Club" -he afternoon of Sept 9th. The highest score was made by Mrs Robert Powell Others present were Mesdames Harry Asbury. Bazrll. Irwin. Dadey, Ratelle Lv- HIS and Waite. The game fin ished, guests were served an elab 'rate hot supper. The table looked beautiful with columblne ;rosslng Ill center and extending Q the four corners; in the center was d bowl of sweet neas.
 Pete Buckley, well known a. nong the railroad boys in Wins
 'w, was quite painfully injured tuesday morning near hobson, 'dlling from a moving freight .rain while on their way from Gallup to Winslow, acting in the capacity ot brakeman. When th,- freight was leaving Holbrook il was discovered that d carload O. furniture had caught fire in som way and Mir. Buckley was assis ing in pu ting out the fire while ,he train was Ill motion. Con siderable water was thrown on the cars to put out the fire an [ the weather being rather cold al ,h1s time of the year in the nor lings, caused the water to freeze, and during the discharge of his work he lost his footing and fl from the car, hitting the rails breaking two ribs, one ofh1s ank .es, one of his wrists, and baflv bruised generally. He was t.,N en to Winslow, where Assistant santa Fe Surgeon Dr. George P sampson, attended the iIljureo nan and saw that he was safel , put aboard No. 2 to be taken t.
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17
SCHOOL NOTES

School instructors at work. The enrolment showed a decided in. crease in the number of students and all indications point to one Of, if not the most successful years i'll the school history of this city.
 The number enrolled was as follows: Kindergarten; 36; Eight Grades, 335; High School, 39.- Total 40.
 However, there are known to De a considerable number of chil. dren of school age iu Winslow who have not as yet enrolled. Parents are urged to have such children enter school. as seo3 as possible.
 At the last regular meeting of the. Board of Education it wal unanimously voted that the trI- lncy law of the State oi Ari1oua be enforced to the letter. r,'s means that all children who 10 ,ot possess a permit of a1setl .e; or.-pur poses oi1 Aai,or; fi-o-u tue school Board, are liaDIe to pros.
 cution. This law is being act. .vely enforced i1r all parts ot the State.
 The bulk of the laboratory equipment. for the botany class lrrived Tuesday, It.eensisted of | fine high power BauscIi Ai,l Lomb microscope, 9YslnaA r.iicro- scopes, g. dissectiAg sets, flower press, tripods, etc. Tbe class is showing great interest in the performance of their work and ,n instructive year is assured.
 The High School classes are all rganized and are instruetedsa as
 blows: G E. Cornelius, Algebra |. Plane GeometryH. Miss Pow. Il, Latin I, II, III. Mediaevel History III. Botany II. Miss ,avanaugh, Spanish I. II, Eng ,sh I, II, III. Miss Snyder, Ste 'graphy II, III, Typewriting II. III, Commercials Geography, I, ,ncient History II.
 Oh Thursday night the boys at 'igh school were surprised to re. :eive another shipment of the :ynasium apparatus. They have lopes that it Vili all arrive soon IS they are anx,ous to get to york. The basket ball equip .nent is still missing.
 The contractors are rapidly finishing up the extra basement work needed to fix the com aaer-
 ial department with a perrna. rent place of abode. The new
 nom will be designated "F."
 The newly established Kinder yarten is proving to be very pop liar with parents, as is evidenc. Il by the number present each lay. Miss Day is acting as the assistant to Miss Bradford, the eacher. Miss Bradford is a gra l. late of the Cleveland, O., School or Kindere arten Teachers.
 The old office at the gramml 'chool is being used as a library md teachers room.
 The High School Gynasiu,n t~ very popular with the students n Grades 5; 6 and7. The girls ,se the swings and apparatus
 while the boys seem to be con- -ent to, use, the football. A part of the library reference books for the high school have dready arrived. They are greatly ,ppreciatediby all who have o.- .asion to use them.
 Parents and patrons of tue school, as well as all taxp ayers, ire not only cordially invited to come and visit the schools, but we wish to urge all to come ausi inspect thew done i'll the va --ious rooms. The interest hi parents is absolutely necessa rO Our ha viuU a SttCt,rSS S,.I,,, ,l
Holbrook argus., 1912-09-17

The following was received this week from the undersigned regarding passenger rates along the Santa Fe during celebration Mir. Jno. E. Campbell, Secretary. Frontier Celebration Committe,
 Winslow, Arizona. Dear Sir:--
 Your letter of Angus 21st addiessed to Mir. E. |. Glb- son, our Superintendent at Wins lew, has been referred by tha gentleman to this departmen fur attention.
 m reply, take the pleasure il that for the above oc casion we will authorize a, ,pen rate of one and one thir fares for the round trip from al stations on our line in New Mexico and Arizona Gallup to ,ellgman inclusive. The sale iates will be Sept. 18th to 21sl, inclusive, and the final return limit on all tickets will be Sept. 22nd, 1912.
 Trusting this arrangement will be agreeable to you, I am
 Yours truly,
 JNO. ]. BYRNE.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
TEMPE
THE GOLDEN SICKLE
 NORMAL SCHOOL PLAY
Operetta to be Presented by Students of the Training School
 Friday.

The pupils of the Training school will present an operetta to the pub lie tomorrow evening. called The Golden Sickle" A brief description of the scenes has been prepared by the ones in charge and is as follows:
 The operetta is full of action, pret- ty costumes and attractive stage set tings. The play opens with thirty-siN bees and butterflys Hitting about among a dozen kind of flowers. A half dozen children play ball and dance before the witch's enchanted hedge. and are captured by her. A score of fairies come to the rescue of the unfortunate children hy bringing the Golden Sickle to cut down the enchanted hedge Near the end of the operetta the children are set free and Hildegard. one of the foremost children is crowned by the queen of the flowers The music throughout is the best possible. The fairies. flowers. bees and butterflys seem tO Tit into the bright and happy chor- uses and solos"
 Following is the cast of characters as they will appear tomorrow night;
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
The Quickest, Simplest
 Cough Cure Easily and CheapIy Made at Home. Saves You e2.

This recipe makes pint of cough syrup-enough to last family a long time. You couldn't buy as much or as good cough syrup for $2.50.
 Simple as it is, it gives almost instant relief and usually stops the most obs.i- nate cough in "A hours. This is partly due to the fact that it is slightly laxa- tive, stimulates the appetite and has an excellent tonic effect. It is pleasant to take--children like it. An excellent rem- sdy, too, for whooping cough, croup, sore lungs, asthma, throat troubles, etc.
 Mix one pint of granulated sugar with F pint of warm water, and stir for ? minutes. Put 2H ounces of Pinex fifty cents worthl in a pint bottle, and add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly. Take a teaspoonful every one, two or three hours.
 Pine is one of the oldest and best known remedial agents for the throat membranes. Piney is the most valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, and is rich in guaiacol and all the other natural healing elements. Other preparations will not work in this formula.
 The prompt results from this recipe have endeared it to thousands of house wives in the United States and Canada, which explains why the plan has been initiated often, but never successfully.
 A guaranty of absolute satisfaction. or money promptly refunded goes with this recipe. Your druggist has PineN. or will get it for you. If not. send to The Pinex Co.,, It. Wayne, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
MESA
MASS MEETING WILL
 BE HELD T0NIGHT I
Dougherty Will Make Report Re- garding His Recent Visit in
 Interest Of College.

A mass meeting of the citizens of Mesa is called to be held at the Mesa opera house at 7:30 tonight, to hear the report of NJ J. DOugherty re- garding his investigations relative to location of Agricultural College. This is practically an adjourned meeting and will be under the auspices of the members of the Mesa Commercial club At the last meeting Mir. Dough- erty was designated to make visit to Tucson and inquire into the situ- atiOn there in reference to school mat ters. Tucson. it will be remembered, is an applicant for the location of the college of agriculture and me chanic arts. provided for by the con stitution of Arizona. Mesa wants that institution and is making a de- termined effort to secure it. All those interested-and everybody should be interested-are urged to be pres ent at 7:30 tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29

Drated the anniversary of his birth on Tuesday. It was birthday anni- versary. and his sister members of the Woodman circle of Mesa. led by Mrs. Lottie Jones, decided to cele- brate the event by surprise party for Uncle Billy" Hence at an early hour in the evening they gathered at the home of Mrs. l.. E. Irwin and went from there to the Newell home on South Hilbert street
 MT. Newell had closed the postoffice Tor the day. returned to his home, had a very satisfactory supper, lighted his pipe and was lazily and happily dreaming of what he would do with the increased salary the present busi- ness in the office seemed to indicate as feature of the coming year when the party arrived When tn, purpose of the party dawned upon his mind, he was speechless for the space of several minutes, the first intelligent words he was able to ut ter sounding something like Well, I'm blest' Then he submitted to having his hand numerously shaken and entered into the social enjoy ment of the evening. He took part in the games of 800. proving that he was not too young to have thor oughly mastered the intricacies of the game.
 The ladies had brought with them an abundance of good things to ca and at II o'clock the guests sat down to a table loaded with luxuries, in cluding q generous bowl of beans. the latter being designed to remind the master of the house of the time when he followed the stars and stripes in the strenuous days of the 60s
 Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Arthur A. Jones. Mir. and Mrs. Dwight NJ. Huston, MT and Mrs Wm NJ Newell, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Ben Blan- chard, Mir. and Mrs. Geo. S Irwin, Mrs Pomeroy, Mrs. Ann Brizzee (Mrs. Newelrs mother). Miss Eleanor Newell. Stanley Newell.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
GOOD RESULTS AT SALE.

The auction sale which took place at the Charlie Murphy ranch two miles south of town. last Tuesday, brought very good results and every thing was disposed of. Nearly one thousand chickens were sold the. best of which brought one dollar each. while all the rest that were grown sold for eighty cents each. All of the household furniture was also dis posed of. all bringing a very good price. Mir. Murphy and wife expect to leave the last Of this week. probably Saturday. for San Jose, Calif. where their future home will be made
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
HIGH SCHOOL ROLL OF HONOR

Those students in the high school, who did not fall below S5 in deport- ment and made an average of s5 per cent or more in their studies are as follows: Minor. Bert; AepH, Marga- ret; Celaya. Ophelia; Meyer, Harry: Spangler. Carl; Hughes, Hal; Harris, Gussie; Jenkins. Edna Haigler. Ruby; Miller. Earl; Blakely. Jas. Chilson, Chas.; Glynn. April; Dimes. Wesley: Brunenkant, Edward; Jensen. Laura; Hillerich. Elsa; Bowers, Pearl; Bow CTS. Edna; Richards. Roy; Meyer, Carl; Moeur, Kelly; Lane, Uel; Fur her. Nevada; Scudder, Kathreen: Church. Fern; Parker. Mabel; Steele, Myrtle. Jackson, Ruth: Strong. Rho- da; Griffin, Evelyn; MOeur John; Winsor. Bessie; Barlow. Georgie; Dimes. Willetta: PhleS, Amy; Hegi. Geo; Shew, Joe: Armenia, Henry; Finch. Robert; Still, Nellie: Aepli, David: Aepli. Lizetta; Estrada, Angelta; Harris, Fen; Turner, Clara; Brooks. Oran.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
NEXT BALI GAMES.

The next ball game of the inter- scholastic league will be played next Saturday on the local normal grounds. The contesting teams are the Normal and Phoenix high schools Each of the two teams have played two games of the series, the normal winning both and the High school losing both. but neither have received defeat or victory from the same team so there IS no way to judge the outcome of Saturdays game. It will undoubted- ly be close and exciting game. so all who like such sport should not fail to be present. The Tempe high school is trying to secure a game with the Evans school of Mesa, but so far no definite plans have been made. If the game should be played it will take place in Mesa at the Evans school, most likely.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29

per man, was given the Warriors de- gree in the order of Red Men on Tuesday night
 A Mexican came to Phoenix Tues day with three children, but had not been in town long until he was met by Deputy Sheriff Peterson. Yes terday. the mother of the children came for them, claiming that the father was stealing them. They were returned to Phoenix.
 John Connolly is having new house built for his automobile.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will meet in all day session at the home of Mrs. James Johnson today. Conveyance will DC at the church at 10 o'clock for those who have no means of getting to the Johnson home in Lehi.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
soUTH sIDE NEWS !
crhe Queem-Ethel Cor

Hildegard CThe Queen) Cor
 bell
 Elsa Daughter of the Queen) Ice
 cil Reese. Raymond (Nephew of the Queen)-
 Paul Corbell. Flora (Queen of the Garden Faries)-
 Alice Knight. Mother Witch Hazel GA Wise Woman)
 Miss Josie Critchley. Flowers and Faries-Children from
 intermediate grades. Companions of Elsa Qrmigard. Olga, Gretchen Freda, Hedwig Eda)-- Seventh Grade girls Butterflies and Bees-Primary Child ren.
 The proceeds derived from the operetta are to be used for the pur- chasing of library books. which will be placed in the training school.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
TAXES DELINQUENT AFTER TO.
 DAY

Today is the last day in which the property owners of Tempe can pay their town taxes, without paying an additional amount, for delinquency For the past few years all taxes have been met before the fatal day. and it is hoped that tonight may bring the same results. Marshall Brown will be found in his office over the Tempe Hardware the most of the day. su all who care to pay up may do sJ.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-29
ADVERTISING MESA.

During the past two days many scores of postcards containing pie lures of the Mesa section have been mailed to friends and acquaintances in various parts of the country. The cards are part of the general ad- vertising scheme instituted recently and known. as Invitation Day" Tho cards invite the recipients to visii Mesa, and failing in that to write for information on any subject in which they happen to be interested The Mesa Commercial club has quite a number left, which can be obtained by those who will use them on ap- plication to the office of Marshall Bowen. the secretary.