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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
NEW LORD cHAMB ERLAIN.

L.crd eandhurss Gaxstted 70 Succeed
Earl Spencer.
London, Feb. a6.-Lord Sandnursf liz
gazetead as lord chamberlain to succeed
Earl Spencer, who retired a few days
ago.
He was born In 1855. has been a sub
lieutenant In the Coldstream guards, d
lord In waiting. u-ndersecretary for war
and governor OF Bombay. He was the
civil attache to John Hays Hammond,
the American special ambassador at
the coronation OF King George. His
present wife Is a daughter OF the late
Mathew Arnold. His FIRST wife wa a
daughter OF the fourth Earl Spencer.
Lord sandhurst is interested IN theat-
ricas matters and the turf. He fs a
marrne- or fhe Garrick and Turf clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
PERSONAL
Hfuzs

Louis Mcrrls. of Fayette street, is
amending 4 week as the guest o.
friends IN New York.
AIRS. Lawrence Powers. of Wash
snaton street, Is at the home of
friends In Staten Island for a week.
passiex johnson, OF Prospect
street. spent Tuesday afternoon With
relatives Ia Keyp0rs.
Harvey Afling. OF Hall avenue Is
able 4 % De out again after sustaining
4 hruken ankIe ~ tlae rassztt Of a tall
nauAra1 @aaks aga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
MEXICAN REBELS vIcT0Rs.
Armijo's Small Army Is Ambushsd al
Hiqueron.

City of Mexico, FEB. 15.-Forty-eight
men under Captain Armijo, Composing
the advance guard of Cosio Roblo's
columns, which were marching to the
relief OF Jojutia, near Cuernavaca.
were ambushed by rebels at Higueron,
near Tleniltemengo, and before re-en-
forcements arrived thirty-five of the
ruraIes had been killed and eleven des-
p~erately wounded. Not a single rebel
hurt.
Farther on the main federal column
was ambushed and seven soldiers
killed. No rebels injured. The
federal column succeeded IN reaching
5ojutla, causing great 10y 70 the people,
although the siege was not raised.
Captain Arnijc of the advance guard
was killed In the first ambuscade. A
successful maneuve by a young lieu-
tenant named Miguel Hernandex alone
saved the column from being massa-
cred Ike tho advance guard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
MINSTREL SHOW FOR
MARION A. C. TONIGHT

The Bijou theatre from all indica-
lions will be packed to its capacity
this evening, when the members Of
the Marion Athletic Club will enter
tain with a minstrel performance.
Already several hundred tickets have
been sold. The end men have many
good local puns and several new
songs written for the occasion are
sure To please. ]. L. Donnely, Jr..
of New Brunswick, coached the
funny men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
NELSON WATCHES CASE.

Minnesota Senator Demands Square
Deal For Brandt.
Washington, Feb 15.-To correspond
srts here Senator Knute Nelson. him
self q native of Sweden, the birthplace
Of young Brandt, the Schif burglar.
now seeking a pardon, declares he will
appeal to the department of justice II
his countryman is returned TO prison
Brandt is in the Tombs, New York,
awaiting the outcome of the habeas
corpus proceedings in his case to es-
cape his thirty year sentence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

ona of fha most valuable horses
owned by the city died last night@as
the result of an ailmens with which
1t became afflicted late yesterday
afternoon. A. r. Lubach. d veteri-
marian, worked on the animal for
several hours but was unable TO save
is life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
PLANS o TEA.

Plans for the valentine tea to be
given in Roessler's Gymnasium UNI
der the auspices OF the Kappa Delta
are complete The event WITH ba held
from three until six o'clock Saturday
afternoon and the proceeds will be
given to the Home for the Aged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
Funeral OF Wallace j. Ditzler.

Nt8IEFdI UI WAII1CC d DItkISTs
Funeral services for Wallace j..
Dftzler, an old locomotive engineer
In the employ of the Lehigh Valley
railroad for the past twenty-five
years, were held from his late resi-
dences 81 Center street, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
A large delegation of members of
Middlesex Council, No. HOO, Royal
Arcanum, and Middlesex Council.
Mo. So, Jr. o. U. A. M. OF which he
was q member, were present. Rev.
William e. Palmer, of Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church. ofici-
lied.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
HOUSE WARMfNG.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lund ten~
dered a house warming reception to.
about forty Of their Friends at their
residence in Smith street, last night.
The house was arranged in keeping
with the day and souvenirs by which
TO mark the event were given out.
A musical program was carried out.
after which the merrymakers par
took of a repast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
HRIDGE CLun ATET,

Members of the Bridge Club met
yesterday afternoon att the residence
of the Misses Laura and Ruth Brod@
head In Market street. A social
time with refreshments followed
the card session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

O. wv. Christian. rRanager OF the
local headquarters Of Steger & Sons
Piano Manufacturing Company. To-
Gated at 1g9 Smith street. is having
an attractive electric sign erected IN
front OF the store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

Avarauss Frozen, Hlsh School Burma.
ithaca. M. X. Feb. i5.-Ithaea's hand-
sa,,,e high school building. covering q
block. was destroyed By IRE which be
ear before @ o'clock. The loss is estt
mated at S200.00O.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

Said Two Men Chased Him.
An employe of the Rarftan Copper
Works going home about 10 o'clock
last night thought he vas about to
be held up by two men at Gordon
and Second streets. He ran TO no.
tIfy Patroiman Thoraas Dalton, who
says it was a Central Railroad
brakeman waiting for a freight,
who frightened the man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

Washington, Feb l5.-lt is reported
eO fhs state department from Brazil
essaE Laura Miller Of ths stats Of san
Ia Gatharina viii be appointed mlnik
or or foFelRn afFai>s. succeeding GAe
a-ts nafsa ds hi Branca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
MISS KIuLY

Miss Loretta Kelly, OF Center
street, proved herself q charming
hostess at b valentine reception given
at her home last night to the menu
bera of the recently formed Five
Hundred Club. The house was pref
THY arranged with coy corners and
hearts and darts made up the decor
atfons Those attending were sarb-
ed in different gowns to add reality
to the event. After the card games
Iections WAS carried out, followed by
refreshments made especially for the
affair. This is the last session of
the club until after the Lenten sea-
nOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
CHORAL GLASS %REHEaRsE.

Members OF the Choral Glass of
the Woman's Club held a rehearsal
IN the Baptict chapel yesterday ar
Sernoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
HAcFARLAND IN DEATH HOUSE

Nswark's Convicted Wife Murderer In
Trenton Prison.
Trenton, N. j.. Feb. 15.-Aliison M.
HacFariand Of Newark. convicted wife
murderer, is now In the state prison.
He seemed cheerful. His counsel.
Frank M. McDermit. assured him that
he would get him back to the Essex
county jail within a day or two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

Mrs. Annie Il. Hartshorn enter
tanned q number of her friends to a
valentine party at her home in High
street yesterday afternoon. The
parlor and dining rooms were pref
tIly decorated with hearts, ferns and
carnations. A social time was en-
joyed by all. Story telling and on
undrums were the features of enter
tainment. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Ieman Anderson,
Mrs. c. III. Seguine and Mrs. r. Il.
Hosking. On making their adieus to
the hostess all pronounced 1t an af-
ternoon of pleasure Those present
were Mrs. w. u. Palmer, Mrs. Isa-
belle Smith, Mrs. d. ". r. Soieid,
Mrs. s. u. Shull, Mrs. G. d. Runyon,
Mrs. }. II. tanning, Mrs. ]. H. Greg
ory, Mrs. O.. w. Mercer, Mrs. G.. w.
Eckert, Mrs. IF. Apologize, Mrs. G.
A. Seaman, Mrs. r. Parsons, Mrs. j.
II. Noe, Mrs. @. II. Seguine, Mrs.
Joseph Rankin, Mrs. 8. b. Greacen,
Mrs. e.. Klaus, Mrs. Thronscn, Mrs.
Heman Anderson, Mrs. r. e. Hosk-
ing, and Mrs. William 0sConnor, of
Totfenvi1le.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
A q q. nhITR DoINGS.

The A. B. @. Club have completed
arrangements for the private dance
which they intend TO hold In Wash
angton hall Friday night, February
is. The decorations are in charge
Of a special committee, who are
working hard to beat all previous
records. Music ia In charge OF Ar
mold Nfcholsenfs orchestra Inyi-
tations have been issued to friends
OF the club and all who attend will
indeed have a good time. The A..
n. O. have been holding regular
meetings in their new club house,
which has just recently been COM
pieted and are proud of the same,
because It. was through their perse-
verence n earnest work that the
building was erected. A COMMITTEES
Is working for an opening night to
be held In the near future, at which
time all the folks and friends of the
members will be shown around the
club house. and will be served with
refreshments afterwards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

All he nswa Eoe 10 eansa es
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15
UNIQUE AFFAIR.

The residence Of Miss Margaret
Van Dusen, in 223 Madison avenue
last night. was the scene of a unique
valentine soeiable at which the mem
beers of the Luther League of the
Grace Luthar a n church were en-
tertained. The rooms were decorated
with red crepe paper and hearts.
while the dining roo was fitted up
as d reception place. Edward Lau-
bach rendered several vocal osIos:
after which games suitable for such
an affair were played. At Ii o'clock
refreshments were partaken OF, af-
ter which merriment was resumed
until ! O'clock, when the guests de-
Dass sss;.s yessng asss ssas
wItertainer. The AFFAIR
wHs by Walter Zwoyer,
assisted BY Misses Anna
Jensen n Margaret Van Dusen.
rkfEEFE N Eu 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23
Page Three

women S and misses fleece lined cotton vests bigb
0ecKS' lone Sleeves full rance of Sizes Special 39c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23
MUSICAL NOTES

Everyone who sings or would like
TO learn under Mr.. Carsons ipstruc.
uon' is privileged to Join this class
Ihe reharsols will continue every
Monday night from eight o'clock. It
Is '0e Intention to present a cantata
some time In the early spring, and in
this event, 10 it proves to be a fipap.
''aI success, each member Of the class
VIII receive a per ce.t OF the profits
On Monday evening, November the
"enty-titth, recital will be given In
st, Joseph hall introducing pupils Of
the Sara Brown Savage School of Ex-
preston, assisted by well known
musicians.
The recitals given last year by this
popular institution We're largely At.
tended and were most enjoyable. A
greater number OF the following pro-
grammed selections will be given BY
advanced pupils.
Piano solo, "Buona Notte' e.. .Nevln
Mr.. Lloyd Lee
Reading, Fall Of Pemberton Mil.
",...",. Elizabeth Stewart Phelps
Miss Rrea Wilson
Monologue, Their Quarrel" ..,.
Miss Ruth Barnes
Reading, a chapter from "The Choir
us Lady r,r,..,.,James Forbes
Miss Hazel Erixon.
Vocal Solo, 81 Hear You calling
Me- ...... ,,,,r., Charles Marshall
Mr., Arthur Tasto,
Reading, "A Tale Of Old Florence"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Susan CoolrIdge
Miss Blanche Liston
Reading, Mary AIMS Loves" 5000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sam S, Stinson
Miss Ethel Thomas
! Reading, "One, Two and Three 90.
.,,,,,,,,.,,......H c. Benner
Miss Dora L, Patterson
Piano Solo, Frau Halle CSum-
mungsbiId) ...u. Franz Bendel
Miss Del Wilson
Monologue keeping a Seat at the
Benefit Cby reQuesO Isabel Flske
Merle Hockett
Vocal Solo, Pilgrims Song"....
.......,.,,.,...u.T Tscharkowslly
Mr.. Arthur Tasto, accompanied
by Miss JOY Turner
Comedy Sketch Toms Arrival.
,,.. ......,.u......, Anonymous
Mrs Grace Wheelock is directing
the music rehearsals for the students
entertainment, to be presented for the
purpose Of giving Salem newsboys a
Jolly Christmas dinner, The tickets
will be distributed by the Salvation
Army captain
A popular young teacher in William
ette University will assist with per
fectlng the minstrel show where
Bruce Mcdaniel and Mr.. Hewitt will
occupy the "end men" chairs, The
first Of the entertainment will be
given in Colonial setting; the min.
strel show in Its usual glitterIng trap.
pings
Music for the morning service In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23

First Presbyterian church, Sunday.
November twenty-lourth Mrs. Ada
mne Merrill Biddle, organlst
Paslorale ",.....,... Maitland
Anthem, Great Is the Lord" Packard
Andantlne .u",u......, FranCko
March solonnillo ...... Lemaegro
Soprano Solo, "My Redeemor and
My Lord ............m. Buck
Mrs. Van Wrinkle
Special Thanksgiving song service
for Sunday evening. at seyN-thlrty
will be:
organ Suite ,........,, Bartlett
(a) Chorale
(b) Introduction and Scherzo
Cc) Andante
0fiertory, "Reyerle" ,.,., st. saeno
Choir, "The Lord is My Shepherd
81 VIII Praise Thee '.,...O Kane
20! he Joyful" ...... Falrbanka
Tenor Solo, "The Good Shepherd"
,..,...,,,,,,. .,.,,,,,,,.,,,,. barr
Mr. schramm
Bass Solo, "song Of Thanksgiving"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Allltsen
Mr.. Walsh
Organ, Harvest Thanksgiving
March" Observation-Disclosures. Coffin
The entire faculty Of Monmouth
| Normal School, accompanied by pupilI
and other, making the number abou
fifty are coming over for tho Blsp
ham Bond concerts. This fact speak.
highly for the enterprise shown b.
the thriving little town which Is send
ing 80 many muslc-loyers to enjoy The
unusual privilege Of hearing these
celebrated artists.
A combination Of local and proies
slonal talent win bo the entertain.
|ment OH December sixth, at tho Grand
| Opera House "Black Patti" tho
great 80 soprano among the colored
,..,.1. b,. I..p y.purad Tor tIp Dr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23

on Friday evening the wcuty-soc-
ond Mr. Hun held the third Of His
series of cclals In the Court street
studio and the following program was
given
/.
Oh, Bring Me Loye-Toura.
THY charming Eyea- Mcdowell.
Drink to Me Only Old English
Annie Laurie Scotch Air.
Mr. H. j Nalo.
IL.
Drlftlng--Franz.
Psychc-Paladllhe
Mrs Percy A. Cuppor
III.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
schono Wlege- -Schumanu.
Mr. Arthur Tasto
w.
Monologue-The Telephone Girl
Miss Blanche LlBton
V.
The Two Grenadors Schumann,
All, Love, Must Leave Richard
Strauss
An, Woe Is Me- Unhappy Man-Rlch-
ard strauss
In the Late Richard Strauss
The numbers were preiacod with
analytical remarks by Mr.. HUH. who
presided AZ tho plano. and great deal
CT interest was added to tho songs by
the clever interpretations no made
THE singers all acquitted themselves
admirably showing clear and we'll
trained voices and much interest and
enthusiasm In their work
Miss LlstonB m0nologuo was given
lu o manner that was simply natu.
ral, which ls worry high praise indeed
Some OF tho audience had not heard
Mise LIstou speak before and hor num-
bor addol greatly TO the plcamnnoJB
of the program
Tho last numbers sung by Mr. HUH
wDro accompanied with Dn approcIa-
llon %. rho tbo composers Represented
and their methods OF writing the one
Iu tur romantic school and tho other
100 0hu modern were very nao.natugly
rUutr1 ted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23

On Friday evening the wcuty-soc-
ond. Mr. Hun held the third Of his
series Of wcltals In the Court street
studio and the following program was
given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23

Music for the morning service in
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CONTINUED on page g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-23

tI,I''Sn.a' Aid emu the members Of the Ladies',
paro n,r society Of Haynosville church
tbirtv.",. oGrysanthemum exhibit Of
'n,,,y-nlne n,S beautiful varieties VI
panas,l mss, Lawrence, Mrs. b. ]. Teel and
reverend Lawrence were ipdsoa ol ana ana
or., or,o 10n0rs ,' to the following exhibit. BIZ.
UIS' uIs'.. Mrs. John Peterson largest dis.
i pay Mrs, L, T. Reynolds. most St'E S,.', a'o'
Iorno., 1, .O''ect'on; IT, Mrs John Peterson
most ,aose'' '.l, blossom; Mrs, Mary prpitt.
most beautiful blossom; Mrs II To,,u T,,''
SON. prettiest boQuet. ''"''
-. The chrysanthemum show will no
an annual event. - 0e
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15

Imagination has accomplished mar vels, but it is not every day it wins a man his bride. Listen to this from Fully Marshall of "The Talker' company.
 Somehow mother had never quite cottoned to Angelina's young man. Many a time she had meant to have it out with him and at last an Op- portunity arose.
 "'Mr. Simpkins. she began im pressively I am informed by an ac- quaintance that you are employed by firm of pork butchers
 "The young man looked pained and crestfallen, but quickly recov- cred his cOmposure.
 Yes. that is so. But he faltered -
 And went on the old lady, trembling with indignation, you led Angelina to believe that you were a costumer.'
 The detected swanker blushed again. but he was a quick-Witted young man, and inspiration came to him. a*
 Well he replied, definatly, 'and so I am. You see, I put the tights on the sousages.'
 Prompt collapse of mother and mutual forgive and forget when the laughter subsided August Young E MaPaZine
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department daily re- port, August II
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet .. ................... 162 94 Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 524,75 Loss preceding 24 hours. acre
 lSel .-..-..--.. 1ON Elevation of water in reservoir
 year ago today, feet ....... 15713 Contents of reservoir, l year
 ago today, acre feet ..........468,6 GAS Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam
 M. | ................... 52,01C Amount of water used for irri-
 gation north side. NJ I....... 36.9.C Amount of water used for irri-
 gaion, south side. NJ l. ...... 1S,73 Water today in all canals
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
OFF TO sCHooL-R L. Bake lief

OFF TO SCHOOL-R l.. Bake left yesterday with his son Otto whom he will place in the Hitchcock military academy at San Rafael. MT. Bake will take the boat from San Pedro.
 HE ADMITTED IT-Dr. Alberto Diaz Niscarra was arraigned before Justice Johnstone yesterday on the charge of practicing medicine without a license. He offered no defense and was held The doctor was unable to furnish bail Mexican Consul Olv
 arez is looking into the case to ascer
 tain what. if any official duty he has to perform in the matter Niscarra is a Mexican subject though he had been Q resident of Phoenix for two years. All that time he had been practicing medicine but it was difficult to get evidence against him. though now, since his arrest there is no dearth of
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
MEADOW CLUB CUP
Bundy Beaten in Singles by N. w..
 Miles.
IAssocIATED PRESS DISPATCH

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. |, Aug. 14.- N. w Miles of Boston worked sensational upset here today in the fourth round of the Meadow Club cup tennis singles by defeating T. C. Bun dy of the Pacific coast. Bundy won the cup last year.
 The doubles started this afternoon by NJ F. Mclaughlin and T. C. Bun dy, the Pacific coast chailengers, for the national title, winning tW" matches
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
REBELS DESPERATE
More Cavalry Sent to Prevent Snug
 gling Near Columbus. N. M.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

FL PASO, Aug. 14.-Thirty more men of troop D, Third cavalry to- night were rushed by train to Co., lumbus, N NJ from Fort Bliss Texas having been warned against trouble from Palomas, just over the inter national line on the Mexican side This with the other half of troop l. sent las night stations two fuil troops, D and A, at Columbus Tho rebels are said to short of ammuni- tion and are determined to secure supplies
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
GUESTS AT THE ADAMS,

OUEo 5 A! THE ADAMS-The following are registered at the Ad- ans; H. M. Fennemore, Denver: D. O. Clark, Fl Paso; F. C. Sporlider. Tucson; c. F Moss, New Henia; F. O. Schneider, Chicago; o. Monier. Tucson; A. s. Peters, Salt Lake: E. T. Blood New York; Ralph w. Schutt Toledo, O.; Chas. H. Pshon, Adams; E. w. Caker Florence, Ariz; M. B. Lufty, Ray; w. E. Mullen, Ray; l. l.. Fletcher, City; Frank E. Curley, Tucson; M. B Arthur, Mesa
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
All Roads Lead The Smoke House Ed Shaw, Prop.
OUTLAW PLEADS GUILTY
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATcu1

WYTHENILLE. Va, Aug. 14.-Friel Allen. one of the mountain outlaws charged with complicity in the Hills vile courthouse murders last March, pleaded guilty to murder in the sec ond degree today and was sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary. Two others have been convicted of first degree murder and two more members of the gang are about to be tried
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
REBELS BREAK THROUGH. nsurrectos on Their Way to The West
 Coast.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

TUCSON, Aug. 14.-The revolution ists eluLed the federal forces at Ladu ra, Sonora, Mexico. according to ad- vices received here and took a circuit ous route toward the west coast Trains bearing the federals were said to be headed for Torres this afternoon. An other train bearing Governor Mayeto- rena of Sonora, is on the way to Her mosillo. the capital of the state.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
Of Local Interest
Gts 2Ens nsDts -.5, s..- 1 aolszslt) ~ssssrsJs'

Before leaving home for your summer vacation, arrange to have the ARIZONA REPUBLI- CAN forwarded to you. Your ad- dress changed as often as you wish without extra charge. Keep posted while away, by reading The Republican the big reliable every day in the year paper.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
FOR MONEY TO PAY DEBTS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH1

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-President Taft sent to the senate today mes sage urging an appropriation Of $4O0,- GOO half of which shall be paid to Eng land and the other half to Japan, ac- cOrding to the terms of the fur seal settlement reached last December.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
PENSION AGENCIES GO.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

ASSOCIATtD FKEss DIsFAICHI
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-The sen ate today yielded to the demands oi the house for the abolition of pensions agencies throughout the United States and passed the $151 100000 pension ap- propriation bill with provision for the abolishment of the agencies on January 31, 1913.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15

Deficiency in temperature since first of month 30 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera ture since January 1. 1S8 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, 03 inch
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month 27 inch. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 06 inch.
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
kILBANE AND DUNDEE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcH1

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl
 CLEVELAND, Aug. 14-Johnny Kill bane. the featherWeight champion. signed today to meet John Dundee for ten rounds in New York, September 4. He will get $3500.
Arizona republican., 1912-08-15
IN HOPI LAND.-

IN HOPl LAND.-J. F. Alklre' WHO left here recently for the NaVaJo m dian reservation to secure blankets ana other curios for the McNeil Company writes that he has made some gooo trades with the Indians lately. He also says that big chickenpull was scheu : uled for the early part of this week and that two thousand NaVaJos were expected to gather for this sport. MI i' Allxire will see the annual snake dance at Oraibi which is to be held aoou' the twenty-first of the month
 GUESTS AT THE COMMERCIAL The following are registered at the Commercial hotel: c F. Anderson c, Josenh Mo: w. T. Branan, Flor once. Mrs G. H Williams, Florence Ioljs Albers. MorristoWn; C. C. Ben ret. Chandler; J. J. Bennett, chan dler. l. c. Allen, Durango; w. r. 1Iosing Los Angeles; Mack O. Du- mas Flagstaff j. M Smith, flas- staff. las Bomkerhoff, Flagstaff john B. Franklin, Flagstaff; Fred W C,oxen. Flagstaff; Hugh M. Gooflh' Flagstaff; w. H. Blome' Flagslail n w. Cotter: N. c. Basher' RaN Evelyn Enwood. Fl Paso; J. O. Jones Flagstaff; w F. Travis; J. B rum crfelt, Tem0e.
 GUESTS AT THE FORD-The fol lowing are registered at the Ford hotel: H. B. Wiltse, Flagstaff; Wm A Campbell, Flagstaff; H. B. Me Daniel, Globe; H. Daniel, Globe; A l., Stitch. Mrs N. A. Frazier, City: John Caloan, Ray; J. N. Flaggart Denver; w. R. Elliott, Granite Reef, Ariz.