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Arizona republican., 1912-01-12

club, Phoenix; Harmony club. Phoe-
nix; Conservation club. Phoenix:
Monday club. Prescott; Woman's club.
of Somerton; Woman's club. Tomb
stone: WOman's club. Tucson: Collie
giate club. Tucson; Woman's club.
Wilcox: Ocotilla club. and Woman's
club, Yuma.
In the evening there will be n recep-
ton rendered the visiting officers and
delegates, at s o'clock. Club members
may be accompanied 10y an escort and
one other guest.
on Thursday at 4. VI. Miss Lucy
T. Ellis. Of this city. will give Some
Impressions of the y. Z. a. conven-
ton and Mrs. l. B. Hamilton Of Tue
son will talk of the "WOman'5 club and
the Public School"
Mrs. <. F. Empey will speak on the
subject Sanitary Conditions and Nee
ceSsities of Arizona Towns She will
be followed by n symposium at which
one member from each club is sup
posed 10 respond to the appended ques-
tons: What is your clubs best asset?
What is your clubs greatest neel?
What is your clubs ultimate aim
Mrs. E. F. Jack Of Glendale Will then
discuss club expansion and its rela-
ton TO the growth OF the community.
On Thursday afternoon at o'clock
DIR. Agnes Mckee Wallace Of Prescott.
is listed to speak on senate bill num-
Der one-"A National Department OF
Medicine" a discussion Of the subject
will be led by Mrs. c. z. Hutchinson
Of Tucson.
Our municipal cleaning lay will
then be ably handled by Mcsdame7
Sims Ely of this city. ! G. stephens Of
Prescott and s. F. ArSills of Globe.
The Girls Scholarship Fund-Its
Problems and Responsibilities by Mrs.
J. r. Cleveland of Prescott followed by
discussion led by Mrs. ]. L. Cowles
OF Los Angeles and Mrs. Dixon Eager
berg of Prescott and Mrs. Walter
Wakefield Of Tucson. Miss Sharlot
Hall will then give some data on the
history of the state federation.
At Thursday evening. the music
department will entertain the fedora
ton with the operetta THE japanese
Cirl". club members will be given two
tickets Cor this occasion.
The tenth annual convention of the
federated Woman's clubs Of Arizona,
will close with the Friday morning
at which time Miss Sharlot
Hall. state historian will tell of a
summers field work in Arizona his
tory. followed by n discussion led by
Miss Mary Post of Yuma. Our Club
House will then be spoken of from
the standpoint OF it's acquisition and
by Mrs. S w. French for
Pisbee, Mrs Dwight =. Heard for
Phoenix and Mrs. r. II. Meek Tor Pres
colt. Mrs. J. Z. Cowles of I4ot Angeles.
Mrs John B. Wright Of Tucson AMI
Mrs. J. l. Krentz of Douglas Will then
tell of the summer weekly half holiday
The reports of the resolu-
ton and nominating committees will
then be read. the annual election of Of
f!cers held the place of the next meet
ing Of the federation decided upon and
the convention proper viii adjourn un-
iii next year.
On Friday afternoon the out of town
guests will gather at the club house.
from which place they will be taken
to the various points in
and about Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
CLUB WOMEN
WILL GATHER
IN PH0EN NIX
State Federation Will Con-
vene January "a
for Three
Days.
REPRESENTATIVE
WOMEN OF ARIZONA
Comprehensive Program
Has Been Arranged for
Their Discussion and
Entertainment.

The program has been arranged for
the convention of the state federation
- Women's clubs. which VIII meet
IN this city on January "a. The clubs
of Phoenix had wished to he hosts to
the federation last year but were I'M
able TO do so because Of inadequate
room. The fine new building. the prop
orty of the Woman's club. was COM
pleted this fall, and this winter the
federation will be the guests of the
club women of Phoenix. MANY of the
women Of the city belong To one or
more clubs, but practically all Of them
who go I'm for club work at all belong
to the Woman'S club. so that all feel
proprietary interest in the hand
some $4,000 edifice recently complet
ed, and all take a just pride in their
club home.
on Tuesday evening. January %,
from 7:30 10 8. the delegates and visi-
tors are asked to gather at the club
house ard register. At s O'Clock Mrs.
Josiah Evans COwleS, of Los Angeles,
first vice president of the general fed
Grafton OF women's club of the United
States. will deliver an address.
On Wednesday morning the registra-
ton OF delegates will continue and at
$50 after the singing Of America, and
an Invocation by DR. Henry Martyr
Campbell. pastor of the Presbyterian
church, an address of welcome will be
made by Governor Richard +. Sloan
for the whole state Of Ariz- ma. He
will be succeeded on the rostrum by
Mayor Lloyd b. Christy. who will tell
the assembled women OF the pleasure
felt by the citizens of Phoenix gen.
orally in receiving the ladies who are
so typically representative of the best
in progress and culture, Of their re-
spective communities.
Mrs. 3. a. Fowler. president OF the
Woman's club, will express the delight
Of the members of the federated wo-
mems clubs of the city. at having the
opportunity to entertain the state fed
Grafton.
Responses are to be made BY Mrs J
E Cowles for the general federation;
by Mrs. S. ". French of Douglas. for
the delegates and by Mrs 5. c. New
some of Tucson. as the president of the
state federation.
After the addresses. several reports
will be read and at 1870 there is to be
a meeting of executive committee and
council. At ., reports will be read
from the following clubs: Woman's
club, Bisbee: Womans club. Douglas:
Village Improvement club. Florence:
Woman's club. Glendale: Wednesday
Globe. Globe; Santa Cruz club. NOga-
les: Womans club. Phoenix; Friday
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
HAVE
MORE SUSPECTS
Intimate That They Are on
the Trail of Hold-up Men.
Descriptions Tally.
BELIEVE TWO MEN
ARE DOING WORK

The police are optimistic. They be-
lieve that they are on the trail of
the men who have been terrorizing
past ten days. and predict that the
gun men will soon be driven out of
the city or else arrested.
Just what the developments were
yesterday would be difficult thing
to state because the men of the
force are not prone to tell all they
know about such affairs. However,
it is known that a diligent search
was prosecuted throughout the day
and that another grist of suspects
was examined. No one was detained
longer than necessary to satisfy the
officers that they did not have the
right party.
Although most of those who have
been victims of the highwaymen have
been unable to give detailed descrip-
tions of them. the officers say that
they are satisfied the same men are
doing most of the work. and that
they are white men. The descrip-
tions which they now have are not
adequate, by any means, but they
have definite idea of what sort of
men they are after.
An unusually large number of no.
boes are camping along the river
south of the city this winter. and il
is believed that some of them are
responsible for large portion of the
petty crimes that have been COM
las
weeks Whether the hold-up men
are of the nomad colony or not Is
a question However. the police were
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12

holes, but the play was So even IT toch
twenty holes i decide The match. Ta1
men being bro-'ers. s"d of nearly thu
same build. as might be expected, there
'.as unusual unif"r.as;y in their play
in their long drives their balls often
resting within six to ten feet Of each
other.
During the early part Of the game
the Westward Ho professional showed
better form of the greens. but towards
the close. the Ingleside man steadied
down, ana won the game on brilliant
approaches.
The game resulted in favor of Mat
Melville. one ~.
+. J. Melville. who goes to the Los
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
WOMEN WITH PILES
Be Cured BY Simply Taking Sugar.
Coated Tablets

Constipation, tight clothing, and wo-
mems ordeals cause piles. Women suf-
fer piles more than men and all will
be grateful to know of a successful
remedy in tablet form, that brings =
cure without cutting. use Of salves or
suppositories. This guaranteed rem
edy is HEM-ROID. sold by Lovett
Drug Co. Phoenix, and all druggists.
81 for treatment lasting "a days.
DIR. Leonhardt Co, Station b. Buff
falo. y. Y. Prop. Write for booklet.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12

Republican Want Ads pay.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
Every Fashionable Tailored Suit

OUIIS, SOIU UP 70 HZU,
now 1895
Suits, sold from $3.50 TO
$3.50, now. 49,. .S14.90
Suits, sold from $50 to
$50, now ..........S $3.50
Suits, sold from $3.50
to $40, now. .S23.75
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
MELV|LLES MIX
IN GOLF GAME
Mat Defeats His Brother
F. J. on the Ingleside
Links With Score of
One UP. Both Notable
Professional Players.

One of the most notable games of
professional golf ever played in AriZo-
ma took place this week Oh the Ingle-
side golf links between F. J. Melville
professional of the Westward Ho Golf
club of Chicago. and Mat Melville. pro-
fessional of HomewOOd club, Chicago
and Ingleside Arizona.
The game MS pidrncI fF eighteen
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12

Angeles country club. to represent
Spaulding & Co. was amazed To find
such perfect weather for golfing as the
Arizona climate affords. and only re-
grets that he could not stay longer
here 20 enjoy il.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12

busy in the outskirts of the city yes
terday. looking for those who might
answer the descriptions they have of
the wanted men.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
COLORADO SIPHON IS
GOING AHEAD RAPIDLY
Record Shows That Big Tube Was
Driven Distance Of 155 Feet
the Past Month.

A news item of unusual interest
comes from Yuma. Arizona. in the
statement that progress on the siphon
Arizona republican., 1912-01-12
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND

is a reliable family medicine. Give
it 10 your children, ana take it YOUR
self when you feel a cold coming on.
1t checks and cures coughs and colds
and Group and prevents bronchitis ami
pneumonia. Elvey & Hulett.
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The evening world., 1912-03-20
The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Cure
Easi'y and Cheapiy Made at Home.
saves You ~.

This recipe makes q pint Of cough syrup
enough to las, a family a long time.
fou couldn't buy as much or as good
cough syrup for $3.50.
Siinple as 1t 10, II, gives almost instant
rehet and usually stops the most obs,t.
nate couGh In ~ hours. This Ia partly
que 10 the fact that 1t IL slightly laxative,
stimulates the appetite aud has an excel.
lent tonic effect. II 10 pleasant to take
children like 1t. An excellent remedy. too.
Tor whoopins cough. Group. sore lungs,
asthma. throat troubles. etc.
Mix one pint OF sranuiated sugar with
. pint OF warm water and stir for .
minutes. Put ga ounces Of Pinex tuf,y
cents worthy in a pint bottle and add
he Sugar syrup. II keeps perfectly. Take
a tesspoonful every one. two or three
hours.
Pinex is one OF the Oldest and hes,
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes. PincN Is the most valuable
concentrated comp ound Of Norway white
pine extract. and is rich in guaiacol ana
all the other natural healing elements.
Other preparations will not work In ,hi,
formula.
The prcmp, results from this recipe hay.
endeared II to thousands of housewives in
the United states and canada. which ex-
plains why the plan has been inflated
often. but never successfully.
\ guaranty OF absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggist has Plnex. or will
get It for YOU. II not. send to The Plnex
co. Ut. Wayne Ind.
The evening world., 1912-03-20
News Oddities
rChIca9o al" Introduces "P0IItcness
Get" az Boon to straphaugers.

~ "u" "PO1l en- esa
car" az Boon 10 straphaugers.
& a "p%oliteness car" IL the ne west ex.
pertinent on the Northwestern Elevated
Railway at Chicago. IT IL 10 CALLED he.
cause 1t will make ~straphangers feel
rnor0 polite.
II has a long lire Of ena melled posts
rom moor to ceiling along the aisles on
either Side. Each passenger Is wedged
IN between these u%prights. leaving no
cnence Tor someone else to jos''c
against him.
S00.P0wnd Man COuVuers Turtle
and Rides u 10 shore.
Sehn Jordan OF Buffalo, who weighs
~ pounds and is visiting his brother
In-law, William J. Corners. at Palm
beach. was attacked while bathing by
one Of the largest turtles seen In Florida
waters.
n" jumped on its back and IL swan
Tor deep water INK dove. unseating its
rider. Then 1t renewed the attack AMI
Jordan again climbed 10 its back. hold
ING TO Its nippers and by using his feet
a. q rudder steering 1t to shore. The
turtle was caught after II had bitten
several. II measures Ave feet and a
half In diameter.
Cost et7O,5thO, OOO just sayine
"Hel1o" In 1911.
The business Of the dell telephone
system amounted TO SIG, 800, 600 last wear,
according to the annual report. There
were during the year 40 po. OJ tele-
phone connections.
( There are 6.63.625 telephone stations,
n telephones now reach 10000 places
IN the country. 5000 more than the num-
Der OF posi-ofices and i0.oy, more than
the railroad station There are 10, Ooo,.
900 miles of wire. more than half under.
ground.
nabOOW U1ocks Ira me. Calls Out
Police ana Fire Dcpa rtMentS.
A baboon held up trainc on Seattle's
principal street for hale an hour when
II got loose and began climbing about
poles and roofs.
The Police and Fire Departments were
called out. 1ut the baboon got under a
c%ornicc, lodged them all. and by going
The evening world., 1912-03-20

He6uIor Department. Store q Fca-
ture OF sew Ocean LtWer.
The Red star Line. of the Internal
tional Mercantile Marine Company. an.
ounce yesterday that Iiarland &
Woln OF Belfast had been given an or
der TO build another big steamer for
the New York Antwerp service. She
VIII be go feet long between perpen-
diculars, accommodate 5000 passengers
and Will have a large department store.
The evening world., 1912-03-20

10 feet hand over hand along the front
lower building and is still at large.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-04-04

A. e. Thornber has a fine lot of Eas.
ter lilies coming on for Easter. Call
and see them.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-04-04

| wish to exchange my interest in
n of the oldest manufacturing bust
ness or the Mississippi river either
for a farm or a good paying general
merchandise business. The goods
manufactured by this conc rn are
sold through South Dakota, as well
as all through the west. ! will pay
no commission for a deal. You must
investigate my business before deal
ing. Trading stock of no kind will
be considered. Best of reasons for
wanting to make change. l draw a
salary of $3.50 900 per year besides my
profits in the business. Any one with
any business ability can fill my posi-
ton. | am manager and president.
I have 100000 of stock. Do not
write unless you have something that
is worth 100 cents on the dollar. Ad-
dress NJ. r. E. in care of the Regis
ter"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-04-04
ALFALFA LANDS

As the days advance and the
weather grows warmer my once
c"Right on the curbstone, with the
rest Of 'em") is getting quite COM
Portable. Call around. ! have the
best investments in the northwest,
Natural, alfalfa. sub-irrigated lands
in North Dakota that will yield from
$25 to $50 an acre. Now IL the time
s. H. GOODFELLOW.
Brookings, 8. D.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-04-04

Z. l.. iNCDllllh 40 oNGl ~ DAOL-
nell a few hours Saturday.
Arco Spotzoff does the work. For
sale by the Fridley Auto Co.
The State College re-opened yester-
day morning after a few days of
spring vacation.
The Sloan and Caldwell young PEG
pie visited over Sunday with relatives
at Lake Preston.
w. A. Caldwell left Monday norm
ing for Boyden, Iowa to spend a few
days on business.
Miss Ada Erwin returned home
Monday morning from a visit with
friends at De Smet.
C. NJ. Fasset went to Waterfowl
Saturday evening to visit yer Sun
day with his daughter.
Ed Woodward, undertaken at the
Temple store, made a professional
trip to BUSHNELL Saturday.
Charlie Gamble has taken a posi-
ton as bookkeeper with the Brictson
manufacturing company.
Robert Carlisle came up from Lake
Benton Saturday evening and visited
over Sunday with his brothers.
Mrs. c. c. Maxwell came down
from Arlington Thursday morning for
a visit of several days at the home
of S. C. Cornell.
Miss Elizabeth Wornson departed
Monday morning for Mankato, where
she will clerk in a store during the
summer.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Redmond and Max and
Mary came down from Redfeld Sun
day night for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Neill.
The city schools will have no va
cation this year, the teachers and
pupils prefering to dispense with it
and have the week off at the end Of
the school year.
Albert Hartwick came up from
Sioux Falls the last of the week to
visit relatives and friends for a few
days. He is now one Of the city car
riers at Sioux Falls.
J. w. Doyle, who has been super
intendent of this division of the
North-W Western the past year, has
been transferred to Winona, and the
new superintendent is Harry Dickin-
son, formerly agent at Watertown.
w. D. Barry and wife departed
Sunday morning for st. Paul, where
Mr.. Barry takes a position as man.
ager of a large engineering and
plumbing shop. Mr.. Barry has for
the past year been superintendent Of
construction of the new court house.
Local hunters who have been out
I after ducks report that they are
pretty scarce, as the cold weather in
the south has delayed their journey
northward. AS the season closes
next Tuesday evening there is not
likely to be much hunting this spring.
l.. j. Kendall returned home Sun
day evening from Rice Lake, Wis,
where he was called last week to at.
tend the funeral of his aunt. His
mother, Mrs. A. ]. Kendall, will re,
main in Rice Lake for two or three
weeks, but Mrs. C. D. Kendall will be
home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frye moved here
from Iroquois last week to make
their home They are living in the
Chapel bungalow in Medary avenue
r. A. Pillmer and family, who
moved here from Iowa a year or sc
ago, moved this week to Carthage
They have a large tract OF land there
and will make that their home 70,
the summer, returning to Brookings
in the fall.