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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1912-09-12

Honest elections naturally resulted
from the election Of a republican gov
ernor. Crooked elections will Just as
naturally result from the election Of a
democratic governor The leopard
does no change his spots.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1912-09-12
Special Premiums:

By B. Hicks for the best general display of agricultural products $3.50
By Tey County Republican, for largest beet years subscription
By Tney County Republican, for dppe gou six months subscription
By Forsyth teacher and pupils district the
except Forsyth district who will be the fair Saturday with the
largest number pupils be used in buying school library $500
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1912-09-12

Mckinley carried every county in
the state as a candidate for the repub-
lican nomination for governor. He is
a man Of the people-of the people OF
the counties as we'll as the people Of
the cities. Such a man deserves the
respect and support of voters.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1912-09-12

Progressives are good promisers but
must, Of necessity, be reckoned as
poor performers.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
[Froln The Tribune Bureau
Vasnineton Tehru.y

Washington. February Is
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
Following cnicers from present duties on dates
dcslgnaleQ, thence To respective regiments
March 5l--Captain ELMER w. CLARE in
April I-Maiors WILLIAM wEIGERL, in
fantry SAMUEL L. SMILEY, infantry;
AMOS B. sAArrECK, infantry. ana Cap
tam ALDEN {; k490WILEsS, s intSntpy: !Gy:r,r,,
April 30-r Irst Lieutenants j. ALFRED MOSS
ana BENJAMIN u. FouLo1s. lnitantry;
May l-Csptalns OLIVER n. pOCkERf; Jr.'
infantry; WILLIAM +. EAHlst neld ar
asb nlsry LAukESeEE tLEMfiNG ESfini5y Gsyi and
May 2g--Lieutenant Colonel DANIEL II.
BoUGhIOA, cavalry. from duty IN Cen
eral SIAN corps and in washington, TOM
July 1-I.cutenant Colonies HERBERT }.
sLoCUM cavalry. ana JOIN T; MoRKl.
GENT. coast artillery; sFEPHEN 1; j.
SLOCUM, cavalry; GEORGE W. READ
cavalry: RoBERE l.. HOWE. llth Cav.
S55ESsIER dg5EbFcEE 5$iB 5siB TnIsRiTy TnIsRiTy
THoMAs W. pARRAH. 27th Infantry;
ROBERT c. DAVIS infantry; HARRY u. II
cav eavairy; h!9'tSi GEORGE v u. MosELY, lsst
Cavalry. CHARLES W; EENTIoN' cd
SsyslTy SISy EpoAk hTWtS 4 yRY + l i1isnty. GEoRGE
H. JAMERsoN. infantry. and JENs
ss.-. BuGGE infantry. ana First Lleuteglsen5s leiB
ItsfsDoN JoHNsTo.. cavalry; OLIVER Y.
i, ROBINSON, infantry. and MARION W,
s.p,enbsc =, r. iors JULIUS 4 PENN infan-
= e1~try; JAMES H. MRAE, 18Th Infantry, ana
ssAHEHfh r 4 pBHTN BMaN s asb Hnfsny HHnfany
JOHN MeA. PALMER, 10Th Infantry, isltT ~, FoA
CONNER, field artillery, MATThEW y.
airy; S'i 'iLfGciUs r. HoLBRooK. I'm cavalry;
GEORGE r. BALTZEILs ON inipSpnurix;
3 Jp5So5isGSgiaERfTY, S5sGi Soth Infantry; CHARLES
N. ALLEN. 9Th Field Artisry, sno
AMERICUS MITCHELL, 9TH Infantry; FIRST
Lieutenant GEORGE G. MARSHALL Jr"
October 2STcsptsin WILLIAM N. MORROW
Noyeaser I-Lisutensnt Colonel wILps ?.
RICHARDSON. Infantry -, s.nc from,
Washington. July I, instead Of March 10
captsin JOHN r. sPURR. assigned as quarter
q master on transport sherman. , :.
feowing second Iieutensnts Of coast artillery e
E2T, Monroe, March 20; ,HinY PHlLlR 9; 3 InAVis
MTRPHY. 4lst Company; BENJAMIN \
TaAT1ccHER' Goth Company: EDWIN =, T
a> SILKMAN 73d Company OCIAN -. - - -.
fShg N ISab llcss comDsmy SSTs0ey CLAUDE TM n THELE
IsS5R IR ccS@nPay co%Pany 1vERY j ESENcIH. g, g,
eS%Psayy; wfI2fam SnIIS Il wEeSENMSlA saS, NM
Company cARLEToN v EpwARDs. ,T3s T3s
compsny WILMER T. SCOTT Ieeth Com Com
pany; HERBERT T. ELLIS, lan les,n I Isa',
~ 90 pspy: RANDOLPH =. PENDLEIon, los.s s.i
Il 4 Company; gTEwART ". sTANLEi' ,Est,,
Company: KENNETH q BLOOD, cer, SSa
Company: DAVID X, sHUBlN, 4lsi l.. Col,i
ps1y: ROY 3. ATWoop, 18th COMPANY
HI ssE ssTEE T. sIScLAiRs Mkis I'd coSpans: ossII i
KktTPP lIsth Company chArL.E,, itI I,
IHoMAs-sTAHLE leeth compssIngy,ii sIg,iySs TH AZ
OHsRk Ieotb ceppenv. ALEXANDER
SULLIVAN Tsd COMPANY. and HAROLD .
- a.. sANpeoN iIsth ccmpenyf :. .,,rSwoRru
cost artillery. attsched 20 tth So"pn"s
Fort AonToe. March 20. ,,,,rAu .
Leaves ~ ahSenee: Captain NlLtnm ~, "a
E,sNIs. quartermaster. three ho'i,ns ,,.n, ~ n
iief from Fort Reno: f-ce,hIr f, =, ,,,r,, 81
BENJAMIN y. CASTLE. 2oth lniahtrs' 0N
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
month and fifteen days on completion Of ex'
animation for promotion.
MARINE CORPS

animation for promotion
MARINE CORPS
viz, r,s,,enant L. p. PINKsToN. detached re
cruiting office. New York: to marine nar-
racks Mare Island.
Captain 4. T. MARX, detached marine r.og
second Lieutenant a. NC. ROBBINS detacned
marine barracks. New York; TO recruiting
.oo@d Sief fJeStsnsnt SsM W. s. HARRISON detached
recruiting Office, Kansas CITY; 10 marine DAl =
racks. New York.
NAVY.
I,ieutenant L. L. MORGAN, detached the Wa
,,supsnaotS q; NJ. BAUM, q. II. STEELE, L. S.
RoBBINsoN y Y qoIhIMSn ddnfsy a1a dstassed Lieusse
tbe New orleans: home. await orders,
Lieutenant Gunior grade) J.. ;, MlAi'S. us-
Ensign r. d. r. BURDICK. resignation ac-'
Midsh'@,~sn II. W. UNpFPwooD. detached the
Maryland: 10 the Warrington. 49,
Midshipman D. b. BEARY. detached the wash
ington: 10 the Maryland w.v
Passed assistant csd h SseoS oresns home await or
Acting Assistant Surgeon A. r. scHIER, de-
tachcd marine recruiting station. kansas
CITY; TO marine recruiting station. Memphls'
paymaster J. A. BULL. detached the Ne" Ut
chief P1ls Constructor % W. L. cAPPs detached board
on hull changes for vessels building on AT
no.:Rs;n sRts cSssi EoRSS csy' KNoT Ss Ta'n
scHEPKE and Carpenter ROBERT NOR
GAN. detached the New Orleans; home
await orders. p ,. a.
paymssteTs mast s'S elerS WILLIAM SMITH, appoint
Paymasters Clerk T. NJ. schNoTALA. resisno-
tion accepted. February ~
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The fol-
| lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported to the Navy Department;
ARRIVED
Feb, i5--The Utah, az Bosteni ths ,brutus' az
| sewau Point; the Mars al NorioA'
SAILED
/ Feb. l5-The Neptune, from Boston for Guar
\ tana,no. ,be Mars from Hampton Roads for
Norfolk: the Abarenda. from o'onsapo for
Feb ie--The Montsrey. from Fuchan for Annoy.
submarines Ei ard E2 placed in commission at
/ navy yard Boston. xo, .. So.
| OF Postmaster New York - ..,.u... -.
| Mail for ships OF NTH division Aushte meet.
| with excepfIon Of the washington, VIII pe Gent
! 70 the North Carolina until further nouce'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
BRUSSELS L. l.: GRAND e.is' .e.!!!!. 4oas! e.:

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Gov Tn. tribune received at their Uptown once
No ,asa nroadway, between seth and 37th sts''
ur,u o o.clock p. m. Advertisements received d
N. relieving branch Offices at regular once rates
until o'clock o. M. VIZ. 2s4 sth ave. s. e. cor
ssd $, 15s Ctr ave, cor. 18th st.; 1os East ifth
81. 257 West 42d ST.. between 7th and sth a'es''
2ss West l25th st.; ioao 30 ave-; llos is' ave-.
near ssth ST.: .I57 East i25th ST.; Ioo lremon.
ave; $50 81 ave. and any American pis'r'F'
telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Br
the Board OF water supply. az its ohices
seventh floor i65 broadway. New YORK, until
II Al m. on Tuesday. February 20, lol.. for
rantraet 80 for clearing and zruhbine the
Ashokan Reservoir, In the towns OF olive.
Msrhietown, Hurley. Woodstock and Kings
ton lister County. D. Y
a, The above place aud time the bids viii
i. nubllcly opened and read. Pamphlets con :.
,sinInr Information for bidders aad contract
srawires can Re obtained - the above al.
dress 81 depositins the sum or ten dellers
;sioJ fo- each pamphist For further par
ucn,ars s,s Information for Biiders
CHARLES STRAUSS. yresicent
CHARLES ~ CHADWICK.
JcTN Y, GAVIN.
r.,,,-,txsloners of the Bosrd OF Water supply.
JosEPH r. ncflRIssEy. sseretsry
pRoPoe AIS FOR CLOTHING. G.--ARAfy Build
Ing. 90 whitehall Street. New York y. Y.
January 20. 1912 Sealed proposals, IN tripcsts.
rsii ~ received here untif p NJ February -.
faia and then opened. for furnishing and de-
iiverins s,.eitlsr the New York. Boston. Phi:ss
dephis. chicsgc or 81 Lovis pepo's: 1000
az sst Cords; 100000 prs Summer Drawers
tean: s.D0o prs Gloves. Horsehits 10000
}ssts service 10000 pFs nvershosss I5S.cc1
rrs. stockings cotton: 10000 prs. Stock
inrs .roo,en: oo0ou sweaters. .. a. woretsd
00 600 Summer Cnderssirts. cotton. intcrmatinn
,yynished upon application. u. GRAY zALxS-
SKI Depot ouartermastet
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTEl

Male.
BIJTLEK, VALET. USEFUL. .--swiss;N thor
oughly experienced; good appearance; Two
vesrs sxeeilsnt references; city. country; 500
St5 Miss Buckley's Agency. II West 32d-
phone. T4s7 Bryant. ---
Ct5ACHMAN and useful man on gentlemans
conntrv place married man understands
The care Of horses. carriages and harness:
vssrs reference from last place; sober. honest
and obiIgiug Thos Birch. PRINCETON. y. y.
TII,ET ana BUTLER. Bright young man. aged
o5 yvishes Te-enga cement: go anywherei high-
eel Credentials Address Principal, Box 10, Trib-
une Uptown ONCE, 1904 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTsMAN-rltte, ,e
Hoboken ave, Jersey city.
MARRIED. MAN OF thirty would work for
small salary while learning business 70 be-
come salesman. Address Confidence BOX I"
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
uenaie.

,trAMBERMAID or rPARLoRaIAIp-Neat. tall.
willing obliglng Swedish girl: excellent maid;
best city references: s25. osterberg's Agency.
ia Lexington ave. TEL 1o55 Plaza
ITAMBERSTATD-sIAID-s sEAMsTREss Young,
neat swedish maid. three yeafs last place; ex-
csIient references. osterhergs Agency, Ii6 lea
irston ave, Tel l055 Plaza.
TU ANBFRMAID : WAITRESS - Neat, young,
willing swedish girl; excellent waitress good
ISL stairs maid: best city references SIS. oster-
bsrg's Agency. Ti6 Lexington ave. Tel 1875
Plaza
GT1aEERMATD. wAIfREss.-Young. neat.
willing. excellent city references; country
ur,f,rr.d: SIS Miss Buckieys Agency. ~
West 42d. Phone. 1881 Bryant.
T0OK-kssiEt with laundry. has friend Is
ehambermaid and waitress; two swedish
girls: very neat and willing; good references.
Jusss Agency. ESQ Lexington ave-, tel. Ass
rIasa.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE c. p.
7. Cream Company. Inc.. domestic corpora
City of New York County OF New York and
state Of New York, VIII apply TO the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York. AZ special
term thereof TO be he'd at the County Court
house. IN the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF
New York and County OF New York, on the 2oth
day OF March; 1872 at ten thirty o'clock In me
forenoon OF that day, or as soon thereafter az
counsel can be heard for az order authorizing
said corporation 10 change It's corporate name
20 The & r. T. Company Inc.
Dated New York. February 18th. 1912
JOHN MeLAREN. Attorney for The G. IS. r
Cream Company. Inc. Office ard p. Q. sd-
dress l5t Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhat-
tan, City " New York.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
Female.

Young WOMAN would like position as com
panion 10 young girl. or-as secretary IN pII
vste family; city or country; several years
ofice experiences; would travel. 6. Il. r.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

years leaving for his third business trip 70
Cuba and Mexico. about March list. returning via
Gsiveston and New Orleans. offers his legal
services TO merchants having business In these
localities including the adjustment and colec-
,ion 81 claims. MORA, Box 80. Tribune Ofdce.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
CARPET CLEANING.

c.nTrITI. CARPET CLEANING co.---clsans
SANi-r I :, =, crossed air steam. hand or on floor
,rps Erosdway 4ei East 4Sth st. cOE a
BPAHDT Tel. Ia2--ssth:
;,.,c,,S -Y0RK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
NE" ,[Idss, Largest Most Modern.
FIVE pitss WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
prices Reasonable. SEMI LOT Circular.
Tel. lee2- 4e95 Bryant. eS'-tSs "es' totn 81
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHARLES WILSON'S Employment Agency
Telephone 2224 Plaza. 1sf East 9th s. sup,
niles frst class servants 70 private families Al
references Investigated
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
ST. CHARLIE )

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Most select location, fronting the ocean. Thor
oughly modern; courteous service. Bathrooms
with hot and cold fresh and sea water attach
ments. showers, &c. Orchestra. Magnificent
ocean. Golf privileges. Always open. Illus
trated booklet. NEWLIN HAINEs COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17

: SUNDAYS NEW-YoRk lH'boNt
Mailed anywhere in tho United states
for $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
HELP WANTED.

Female,
EXPERIENCED RIBBoNERs and KIDpERs
on perfumes and toilet goods: also a forelaoy'
Address Arthur Chemical Co, New Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

Female.
cooK--scotch; friend chambermad, waitress
Together or ssparate; excellent referencee'
city, country; s25 and $50. Industrial Asss.
citation Agency, II West 40 Phone SID
Bryant
c0oK-Good family cook; good references: city
or country; private family: assist WITH pam
ironing II. l., Tribune Uptown once, bSos
Broadway. -------x
C0OK--capabIe FINNISH woman; exceptional
good cook baker; has written ana personai
references; country preferred. JuSsila Agency
sso Lexington ave, tel 4453 Plaza.
CooK-LATNDREsS and cHAMBERMAID-
WAITRESS-Two neat. willing Finnish girls,
very competent: best references Osteroerg
Agency 7i6 Lexington ave. Tel. looo Plaza.
COoK-Neat, willing. strong swedish SRI; very
good cook; best references; $50; country pre-
ferred osterbergs Agency Ile Lexington ave.
Iol 1885 Plaza. -----
CoTTPIE-Swiss; nrst class cook. all branches;
man butler, valet. useful 3h years ex-
cellent references: city, country: SS0.$53 In
austrfai Association Agency IL West szc-
Phone, 500 Bryant.
CCUPIE-Nest young Danish man: very good
butler valet: wife excellent cook. honsefnaid.
best city references: $50. Osterbergs Assnet.
TIe Lexington ave. rel. 1855 Plaza
WORKING HoUsEKEEPER.--Goo cook. for
priests house; city or country M. =. Mits
FitzGerald's Bureau. SOB 9TH ave. entrance
42d ct.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17

VICTOR VISIBLE. Ie Nassau 81 Ga.slogIUs .snsI1.
In t,nS.1woods' Remingtons. oivers. smitha
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
PHYSICAL CULTURE,

VETTRYN KAHILL. the wonder worker OF
he world In health. physical cultures; tree
tooi'iet iss West 46th St., cor. Broadway
Tel, 366i--Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
B or m u d a

The present special rate Of SIS up, round TIP;
on the floating palace whose name has carried
20 the seven seas gives you FIRST cabin accom-
modations and the best cuisine on the Atlantic
Get full particulars from the
Bermuda. : Atlantic Line, 200 B'way. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
HOTEL MORTON

VIRGINIA AVE-, NEAR BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
Open all tho year. Fine table. Suites with
private bath. Handsomely furnished. Perfect
sanitary arrangements. Elevator to all foors
Special rates for winter. Capacity $50
Nrs. ~. u HAINFS. Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
The Famous Giant Flyer
OCEANA

completely renovated, now even speeoiel,
rrander and more luxurious than before, takes
you in forty hours from the cold OF New YORK
10 the palms, the countless -colored blossoms;
ths warm and balmy hillsides, the hot coral
strands and the Summer sunshine OF
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
pRESsMAKiNG.
-I,eUoIIING AND TYPEWRI- RS.

Observation-Disclosures maEes ;sa ana ai Tenea Fsi,
18th st. Tel. aos-stuyyssanl.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17

washington, ttDI ulLIy 10.
ORDERS ISsUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-17
s ECIAL UROPEAN COLUMN
FOREIGN RESORTS.

Proprietors: The GORDON HOTELS. Ltd.
A Favored Stopping Place for American VISITORS
Most Central Position In the West Ezd
Tariff Free from Uptewn Office :" New York
7ribun-," Ta64 Broadwav. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21
BARBER COMPANY 3 IS HERE TO STAY
Correction of an impression That It's E Work in Phoenix Is
 Nearly Done.

A statement in recent newspaper article. in reference to the Barber Asphalt Paving company concluding it's present paving contract in PhOe- nix, is decidedly misleading. The Barber company has not the slightest intention of leaving Phoenix, either now or for a long time in the future. However, on account of the excessive heat making it impossible to get Suf- fieient labor to carry on the widely extended operations the Barber com
 pany has been conducting in Phoenix since the early spring, they have been compelled to curtail their operations somewhat until after the hottest of the warm weather is past. The com
 panv will continue right through the summer. but on a smaller scale. The work the company will do in Flagstaff has no bearing whatsoever on the Phoenix work, as it will be a separate plant; but. like any other work in the state of Arizona. it will be handled through the Phoenix office which is maintained a state head quarters.
 The Barber company has completed
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21
Of Local Interest
GlrIFa@ Sr4H s.;is' s.ss iss.,essS >EzsnfT[

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., 1912-07-21
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The Arizona Republican.

Data for 24 hours ending p. m yesterday:
 6a.m. 6 pm. Temperature, degrees .....79 1O1 Dew point, degrees. ...67 59 Humidity, per cent. ....6S 26 Wind, direction ...........W SW Wind, velocity, miles. ..... 4 Rainfall, inches ..... 0 Q Mean daily humidity .. 47 Mean daily temperature ..... 92 Highest temperature ..10 104 Lowest temperature - 9 Total daily rainfall ... 0 Excess in temperature yesterday degree
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month 65 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l, 67 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday or inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month IS inch.
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, or inch
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21
CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH

Opposite pOstOffice w. R. Thorn ton pastor. II a. m. preaching by pastor. ?. m, union meeting at city hall plaza. ?. m. young peoples meeting. 945 a. m. Sunday school
 WESTWARD cOURSE-Mrs. Geo. Hageman and her two children took their departure in the direction of empires way last night. They ex- pect to pass the remainder of the heated term about the beaches and coast cities
 WALTER STRONG A vAcA- TlONER-Walter R. Strong, presi- dent of the Arizona Producers as sociation, and moving figure in the market world. passed to his summer rest on the edge of America last night His destination is San Diego hY the bay
 PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-Cor- her of Third avenue and Adams street Sunday school, 9:45 a. m; preaching a II a. m. by Rev A H. Severinghaus: solo by Mr Ali Brooks. All are cordially invited. The congregation will unite in the union services with the other churches at the city hall plaza at D. m.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, NTIST-POstoffice building. en- trance on Monroe street Sunday service at II a. m Subject of the lesson sermon, Life" Wednesday evening, testimony meeting at 8 o'clock. Visitors are cordially invited to attend church services The read inc
 MASS MEETlNG-Social and the labor unions will hold a mass meeting a the plaza at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Good speakers will trans init timely thoughts of interest and import dnce to the expected large au . dience. The call for thu meeting came from headquarters of the trades council and various local political or ganiZatiOns.
 OFFICE eRIGHTENED-The of flee in the Phoenix National Bank building. occupied by C. B. Wood, secretary of the state fair commits sion, has been frightened by a coat of paint and now shows up in a handsome golden oak finish that compOrts well with the dignity of the business. The work was done by order of the bank management
 THE ISSIONARY-The special teaching on the coming of Christ giv- en each Sunday in the Gospel taber- nacle, corner of Tenth and Fillmore streets. in a series of lectures by Rev H. II. AmstutZ have created much interest among the people attending Services for today are announced as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 and preaching at II o'clock a. m. Chris tian Endeavor meeting at and preaching again al 8 o'clock p. m The evening services will be evan gelistic. Everybody is cordially in vited
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21
SCHOOL LAND LEsSEES MEET
(Continued from Page D

formed a permanent organization with the object of working for the benefit of all those occupying school lands under the lease system.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21

approximately forty blocks of paving, and six blocks of alleys have been paved This amounts to approXi- mately a little over 100000 square yards. The character of the work has been pronounced by those wh" know to be of the highest quality. and the fact that the paVements so admirably stand the hot weather We have had is a source of qualification to everyone.
 The paving campaign will be con tinued aggressiVely and before long not only North CenUra! avenue to the city limits, but West Washington street to the capitol, will be com pletelv finished, and be a further evil dence of the Wideawake progressive ness of Phoenix. A number of Phoe- ncian.s who have recently returned from the east and the north have eX- pressed themselves as being delighted to find that those cities they visited could chow En handsome street inn movements ol more beautiful street lights.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21
FIRST M. E.. CHURCH-Ray c.

FIRST M. E. CHURcH-Ray c. Harker D. D., minister Sunday school 9:45. John l.. Burchman. su- perintendent Public worship at II a. m. and ' D. m. The pastor will preach in the morning. Morning sub ject: Why the Gospel Brings Joy" The evening meeting will be union service on the plaza at o'clock. The EpWorth league meeting from to 9 o'clock at the church. Mrs. Saund- CTS of Little Rock, Ark. will sing at the morning service.
Arizona republican., 1912-07-21

he Barber company has completed
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-05-18
SUCCESSION SAFE
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT IVo"''
Parish of Iberia.
Succession Of .d
JOSEPH ROMERO, decea'eo'
No. l1,57

nv virtue of commission l s;s.
nnto me. the undersigned A0m ..a
ietratr;v OUT of the above "
Court. under an order granteo
the 2ith day of April, lsi1 ~.
There will be sold by the un dsi,
signed Administrative or : T r0R
s az horized public Auctioneef, ~.
CASH. Gor the purPossee. u ~ The
ing funds to pay depls XubGc
above said Succession A;.hest
AUCTION, to the last ana /n's
bidder, on Il .a,a
SATURDAY, JUNE IT. W., y De
between legal sale hours ,,. !. il
late residence of thf os tr belong-
IBERIA Parish. the pY6Per!,y,, c c
ing tG the above sala :" W.T.
''. ..Th h,9 certain tract Of land md. con q
ta,,'; ,la' one bandred arPen,t' me-.
land Situated IN the Parish -. :. irp-
ria. with all the buildings . s
Aforementioned anu rssf bill
to belonging, being tn ';hsd prop.
Of the following describes, .rt o.
erty to w.t. 4 certain slnm,ddrsd .,
land. containing two Ihounded
perficial arpents anu p,,bIic read
North in part by the ruT nerouen,
and in part by George nd Thee.
south by Joseph Norres ~ West u
David, East by-n. . am and .
part by by Victor Bai!!iej; ben, Bonn lsr!
fs,' on January 4th' p lsssi Is q -
record in Conveyance BOON
Ito 123. -
MRS. ERMA DAVID l',,,.ro.
wife of Jos: omn;s.trstri1.
Cammack & Broussard' A''s