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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-11-19
THE PRINCESS.
Big Program Has Been Arranued Be.
ninnina NTH Ihuredau Aldhf

Manager Mversick has arranged to
put on the film showing the worlds
championship series at the Princess
theater beginning with Thursday eve
ming. On that night there win be an
entire change and very attractive
vaudeville program will be offered.
The entertainment promises tn be one
Of the best ever presented at the Prin-
cess.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-11-19

falls will make head of about 22O
feet, developing nearly 100000 horse
power. He said there would be no
trouble in finding market for it. Much
power would be used through lines
pushed out over the state for irriga-
ton, mining, smelling, manufacturing
in and around Great Falls, and for the
operation of railroads. Asked If the
work would be begun at once, he re-
piled at once, that he was back on
the job to help start it going and
would probably stick around until
spring.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-11-19
Barn Totally Destroyed.

A barn belonging to Ira WILDER, To-
Gated across the street from the Lew.
istown Steam laundry. was practically
destroyed by fire Wednesday after
noon and quantity of hay was
burned. The department made a
quick run to the scene and kept the
fire from spreading, but most of the
damage had been done before the fire
laddies could reach the scene of the
blaze,
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-11-19
Married at Great Falls.

William s. Hoffman, a prominent
Great Falls business man, and Miss
Leonora Lapp, former resident of
that city, were married here Tuesday
evening at the home OF the brides
brother, Earl Lapp, of the Fad, Rev.
Paul Meyers. of the Lutheran church,
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoffman left Wednesday for the
East on an extended wedding trip.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1912-11-19
Surveyor.

Miller. dem.. 1906; Tilzey, rep, 80;
Kirkland, prog. 766; Olds, Soc, 337
Miller's plurality, COG.
County Auditor.
Durnen, DEM, 1876; Wilson. rep.
713; Collins, prog, 921; Nelson, soc.
372. Durnen's plurality, COS.
Coroner.
Keenan,. dem., 1,1S4; Poska, rep.
524; Creel, prog, 1.477; Igel, soc., 1862
Creels plurality, 293.
Administrator.
Buntin, dem., 1,640; Mason, prog.
LOG; Stingley, Soc, 3S2. Buntin's
plurality, 534.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
their opponents' three.


 The first game was featured by q splendidly executed forward pass ard sensational runs around end. Both teams put up good defense. but the offensive maneuvers of the band boys were irresistible, while the players from the battalion were unable tO advance the ball with any regularity.
 The alumni played an in-and-out game against the regulars. At times they held stubbnrnly. even made con Sistent gains by straight football. But the superior ability of the students told in the end and by their continual hammerinE when on the offensive and doggcd resistance while playing the defensive game came out of the fray with the long end of the score. The alumni attempted several place kicks. but only one was successful.
 This game ended the season for the Indian boys Their playing showed great improvement and it is certain that if many of the old players are returned the institution will have as snappy an aggreG eGation of gridir"n warriors as can be. found in the southwest next fall.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
The Street Railway.

Tho news of the reorganization of the Phoenix Street Railway company. published in The Republican yester- day morning. is the biggest local story" that has developed in many la day IL carries information that will be of interest 10 everybody in Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
 There are two reasons why the news contained in this story will be of interest. IL carries with it the promise of better and more eXten- sive street ear service; and 1t an nounces the promotion or Mir. s. II. Mitchell to the presidency of the operating company.
 Everybody knows that the street car service or Phoenix has been most unsatisfactory. not tO use a stronger term. IL has been of q nature to give the city a bad reputation and to SOW broadcast the seeds of profanity.
 But what has not been generally known is that Superintendent Mitchell has been in no way responsible for that condition. He has been as anxious to better conditions as any one in Phoenix has been to have them bettcred He has done everything he could do. But the truth is he has suffered from lack of authority. He has always been required to go 10 the man higher up." And he has not been supplied with the financial means to better the service as il should have been bettercd.
 All this is said without Mr. Mitch rlTs knowledge or consent Probably. if he had been consulted. he would prefer that the statement be not made But it j., only fair to say that MT. Mitchell has been anxious to give the city or Phoenix a good street car railway service; and now that he has free hand in the matter there is not the slightest doubt that that service will be forthcoming.
 As said in the news story referred to above. Mir. Mitchell will b" presi- dent of the Phoenix Railway company Of Arizona He is now the man in supreme authority. and the results of that authority are already becom- ing apparent They are apparent in the plans for an important extension of the lines in q way that will ac- commodatc everybody in the valley.
 There is the best reason in the world to believe that Phoenix and this valley will soon be equipped with an electric system which, in the matter Of service. will be second To none in the west. And every one who recognizes the importance of a city's transportation facilities knows just what that will mean.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Some of the democrats recently elected to office in this state have be- come afflicted with peculiar dis ease. The disease is rather hard to diagnose but experts say 1t Is q manifestation of the ailment known as grabitis. Its symptom consists oi an itching sensation in the palm of one or both hands and 1t is said some Of the officers elect have this symp- tom in an aggravated form. At pres eut Senator-elect Wood. of this coun- tv. Governor Hunt. of Globe Tudpa Baker. Iysander Cassidy and d few others are applying a remedy which, it is hoped. will prove effec- tive.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
MUSICIANS ID WEDNESDAY
Excellent Program Will be Rendered by Prominent Local Entertainers at 3 p. m. January 3, Woman's Club Building.

The Musicians club. composed of To- cal devotees of melody. will meet on Wednesday afternoon, January 3, at the WOman's building at o'clock. An excellent program has been ar ranged and many well known Phoenix performers will entertain. It is really d Christmas program, but owing to the numerous affairs of the past week was postponed until after New Year. Members of the club are allowed to bring one guest and any others who care to attend may do so upon the payment of 25 cents.
 The program to be rendered is given here:
 old Christmas Carols
 We Three Kings of the orient" Sleep, Holy Babe" Miss Thicrs. Mrs. Battin. Mir. Cassidy.
 Mir. Armstrong. IntermcZZo, A flat. t......... Caesar Cui
 Miss Lander. The First Christmas Tree. .....
 Eugene Field
 Mrs. Thornton. He Shall Lead His Sheep Like a 
 Mrs. Camp. "Au Printemps." "Au Soir." "GavOttc. ''Vielie Chanson" ............Ne NeVin First violin. Mrs. Wilkinson; second violin, Mir. Cough; cello. Mr. Dwight Deity; piano. Mrs. Deity. ''The Birthday of a King. Neidlinger
 Mir Harry Cassidy. ScherZo. F. minor .Mendelssohn 'Arabesquc" ............ .LeschetiZky
 Mrs. RedCwill. "The Blessed Lullaby ..... Ncvin Miss Thiers. Mrs. Battin. Mir. Cassidy . Mir Armstrong. .. ....
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
STATE or ono CITY or Tc,IDo.

STATE or ono Cry OF Tc.rDo.
 LUCAS CoUNTI. ( SS- FRANK J. CHENET makes oath that he is ssnics partner Of the firm O. r. ]. CHENEY & O.. doing business iI the City of Toledo. County and state aforesaid. and that said fi-m will pay the sum oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of CIT,HHH that cannot be cured by the Of HNLL's CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK l. CHENEY. sworn to before and subscribed m my presence, this oth day O! December. A. h., Iss6. A. w. GLEASON. | NOTAR- l.UsLIc. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and acis directly upon the blood and mucous surfa:es oI th system. Send for testimonials. free
 r. J. CHENEY S co. Toledo. c Sold by all Druggists 75c.
 Tzke Halls Family Pills fOT coIstlDatlon-
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Editor Tom Wcedin. of the flor- ence Blade Tribune, says of another neyspaDer man that he hurled a talismanic editorial spear at some thing or somebody. For the love ot Mike what is "talismanic editorial spear" anyway? If anybody IS 'hurling" anything like that around here he ought to be arrested for dis turbins the peace.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
BOYS
 END SEASON
Two Football Games Yes terday Afternoon Make Excitement for the Stu dents at the Government School.

Two football teams at the Indian school clashed yesterday in a double header, one game being played in the forenoon and the other in the after noon. The band and battalion were pitted against each other in the morning game. the former winning by a 22 to . score. The second con- test was between the school eleven and an alumni organization. The stu dents won with IS points against
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
HER TRUST.

Now. see here. Mary. you let m" be late al the office again this morn .ng when particularly asked you tn call me at o'clock"
 Well, that's just when l did call you
 .Well your clock must be way slow then"
 Why. that cant be. John. l asked you what time it was last night whrI. You came home. My clock said . o'clock. but you said it was II "'clocl. SD I set my clock right"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

tor that the sloven described above made on you? Everbody knows it is true.
 Phoenix is all right, but it needs fixing" IL needs to be gToomed. It is lusty youngster who has out grown its patched and dir'y knicker- lockers. IL needs new suit of clothes
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
SC|SSOREO WIT
MATERNAL WISDOM

English Sparrow (of last summer s hatch) What Is this narrow. cOoped- up place. mother?
 Old Bird-Ths is the inside of q church ste-plc, my child
 Then this is the building where the people come to worship. Surely we are safe hcre?'
 ''Yes. We are just about fifty feet higher than the dear. good. sweet lit tie boys can throw. my child."-Chi- csgo Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
CRUEL THING.

Jack-Whcn asked Ethel if sh" would be mine she fell on my breast and sobbcd like al child. but finally she put her arms around my n"cN ard
 Maud-Oh. yes. l know all about that: rehearsed it with hcI.-B"s- tor Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
ONE CAME TRUE,

First Hobo Strange how few of our youthful dreams come true. ain't it.
 Second IIobO-Oh. 1 don't know. 1 remember how I once yearnrd tn wear them longer than most men in the country E-IOuisVilic Post
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
CAUSE FOR ANGER.

Gee WhiZz: I wish could find th" fellow who stole my umbr"lla,"
 "Oh. cut il out, Why do you mak" a fuss over q little thing like that"
 Little thing? Why. man. ac- tualiy bought that umbrella. The Catholic Standard and Times.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
Cash Prizes in Gold Will be Given to District Leaders and to Those Who Secure the Second Highest Vote in Each District.
TRIPS AS THIRD
 DISTRICT PRIZE
Contestant Who do Not Win Prizes Will be Given Ten Per Cent of Cash Which They Turn in on Sub scriptions.

Have you ever hoped that some day you might own a dandy big au- tnmobile2 Haven't you sometimes. in imagination. seen yourself spinning along the avenues with party of friends in your own touring car?
 Possibly you have decided to buy an automobile. but ar" debating which ear tn purchase, which on" is tn" best for the money.
 Without doubt nearly all have con- sidercd the question of owning a good automobile and wished Fortune might arrange it for them.
 Well. Fortune has arrived, It's other name is The Arizona Republi- can Here's the opportunity. right now. to gratify your wishes-to make your dreams come true.
 This paper will give the best $l.50o that can be purchased ls the grand prize in. the voting con- test just announced
 THE MITCHELL.
 The Mitchell five passenger touring ear bought expressly tn be given to the contestant securing the highest number Of votes in the contest iS q four cylinder 20 hors" power machine which is as speedy and classy as it's higher priced competitors. and :'r nard service. heavy roads. steep hills and sand is equal to any ear made .t any price
 The ear has been ordered from th" factory. and will be on exhibition !n !Locnix about January goth.
 THE OTHER PRIZES.
 After the grand prize has been awarded tn the contestant securing the highest number Of votes. the con Iestnni having th.. highest numb". n.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

When all those democratic candl- dates for the presidency start to swinging around the circle. 1t IS sin ccrely hoped they will all swins III the same direction. Otherwise. the circle is likely to be considerably cluttered up with the debris that col Iisions are in the habit of leaving m their wakes
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
TRUE.

The Strangcr-Is there a good crim- inal lawyer in your town?
 The NatiVe-Well. everybody thinks we've got one. but they ain't been able to prove it on him.-Clcveland Plain Dealer
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
TIE PROFESSORS WIFE.

The professor is in the laboratory conducting some chemical experiments. The professor expects to gn down tn rosterity"
 From the laboratory D-Hr-r-r. Fang
 The Nisitor-I hope the profcs sor hasn't gonc.-llarlcm Life.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
KNOWS HE HAS MUSIC IN HIM.

Your cat made an awful noise in the back garden last night. and"
 I'm awfully sorry. Mir Houston, but since he ate the canary he thinks he can sing,"-I.Ondon opinion
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

It's funny world. Ty Cobb gets three times the salary received pS the governor of Arizona, an" ap""' ten thousand times as much news paper space.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

An English magazine says: Amer jeans are a hard. materialistic. mer- ciless. lawless people" Aside rom that they are probably about all right.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
RIPPER THERE.

Are you going chestnut hunting this fail?" new musical cdies."-Baltimore American
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Jack Johnson says it will take S"o'- GOO to get him to fight again. II JACK keeps up his present pace ne VIII probably be willing to take "o cents at no distant date.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Medicine Hat. the place where they make the weather. seems to he doine a good job of it this year.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
GRAND PRIZE IN CONTEST
 4 MITCHELL TOURING LAR

votes in each of ihc three contest districts will be awarded S20D in gold.
 The contestant standing next h,gh- est m each of the three districts will be :."'aIded SIO0 in gold.
 The contestant standing next high est in each of the three distric,i will be awarded round trip tickets ') Lbh Angeles during the summer of 1912.
 CASH FOR THE LOSERS.
 Contestants can lose but st:!l v.n. This statement. although il is para doXical is true The contestants who do not win the grand and district prizes will be given ten per cent of all the cash turned in on subScrip- tionS to The Arizona Republican.
 AN EQUAL CHANGE FOR ALL.
 once nominated these are the two ways of getting votes-by saving the voting coupons from The Arizona R-- publican, and be securing paid-in- advance subscriptions.
 Every precaution that experience and ingenuity can suggest has been taken to make this voting contest dbSpluttlN ldT dnu lnSuIt ip every candidate an equal chance. There are no fav0ritcs and n"bndy can win except by saving the voting coupons and getting advance subScrip- tionS as explained above.
 Employees in the plant of The Re publican and members of their ia miles are rigidly barred from the competition.
 Votes positively cannot be pur- chased The only money which The Republican will accept in connection with this contest will be that sent in to pay for subscriptions
 Another guarantee of perfect fair ness is secured by the division of the stat" of Arizona into three voting some of the prizes are bound tn be awarded right in your own vicinity.
 These voting districts have been provided to make possible wide dis tribution of the prizes. You are not limited tn any one locality in Secur- ing votes. The field open to you includes every place to which copies of The Republican containing voting coupons go and every place where there are people who would like to subscribe for The Republican.
 PROSPECTUS.
 Every person who may desire a prospectus giving the plan of the contest. etc. may secure same by ad- dressing The Contest Department of thie ,4p.r
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

We are now approaching the time when the straw vote fiend VIII start on his periodic rounds.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Exclusive morning Associated Press
 dispatches.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Office, Corner Second and Adams Sts.
 Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mall matter of the second
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: Increasing cIoudincSs
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:SO T. m,
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
TELEPHONES:

TELEPHONES: Consolidated ..M Main 47 Overland, Business Office .........422 Overland, City Editor .............435
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02
THE MITCHELL.
THE OTHER PRIZES.

After the grand priz" has been awarded [" the contestant securing the highest number Of votes. the con testant having th" highest numb". "t
Arizona republican., 1912-01-02

Address all communications to THE ARIZONA PUBLISHING COMPANY. Phoenix, Arizona.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29


Entomol indicate that
seed ticks 81 the areas where
the cattlehave been will die
OF starvation within 100 days
after the cattle have been re
moved. Consequently, such
areas should be kept under
fence OF the cattle otherwise
prevented from visiting them
for four months after the cat
tie leave At the end Of this
period the levees will be en-
tirely free of ticks and the
CATH may be allowed to re-
turn to them without danger;
It is understood that there
may be practical difficulties in
applying this advice in some
localities but wherever it can
be followed II will enable the
planters 70 rsdnee the infes-
tation 1'ne5hf their places
to a vert small amount. The
trouble 3 Ind expense necessary
is inUolsidera BILE. On &C
count of1the great gain to be
derived by taking advantage
of the very Exceptional condi-
lions that have prevailed, 1t
is urged that planters make a
6HOH 70 cOmDat Jue
tick in the manner described.
AS has bPen explained, the
two steps o be taken are,
first, the destruction of the
ticks on TIP cattle when they
leave the l@vees, and second
the prevention Of reinfesta-
ton of the cattle and the
starvation Of the ticks by
fencing tho areas where they
have bees concentrated.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29

solely by desire to serve the
people of the Third District
AS yon know, We have had
a hard and strenuous fight this
session Oh sugar, and, while
we have probably thwarted
off legislation OH that indus
try at this time, still it is only
"a postponement OF the efforts
made by some to place sugar
on the flee list. No matter
whether a democrat or re
publican be elected President.
there will in all probability
be a general revision Of the
tariff following the national
tha1 gHnETaT
revision not only sugar. but
rice and lumber will come up
tor consideration. those
who are Interested in these
Industries, directly and indi-
rectly, as well as others. argue
that By virtue Of my long ser
vice, my acquaintance a.
mongst members of both tie
House and Senate and the
e prestige, ! have acquir-
ed by my election to the Sen I
ate, | ca1 be Of more service
o the people of the Third
District i'll the next Congress
han can any new man."
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29
Police Jury Meets.

The Police Jury of the Parish of
Lafourche met on Wednesday and
Thursday in specla! session; the fol-
towing members were present: Pres
ident j. l.. Basset, and Messrs. L. c..
Roger, Leonard FaIgout, Jean Ro-
driguc, U. j. Barrios, Leon Bou-
dreaux and Joseph Dresner.
The old Jury on Thursday morning
turned over the affairs Of the parish
to the new Jury
Che new Jury met on Thursday
morning al 10 o'clock and organized
by elec1ing Hon }. l.. BasSet Presi-
dent, L. G. Roger, President prc Ten
and Clias. j. GouIoa as Clerk. Wal
ter Roger was erected Sergeant at
Arms.
The Jury will meet again in special
session on July 9th, as Board of
Reviewers.
The personnel of the new Jury is as
follows:
j. h. Basset. L. 9. Roger, Jean
'Rodriyue, Leon Boudreaux, Leonard
Falyout, A. H. Ago, Alex Theriot,
Joseph Dresner, E. Delaune, +. j.
PARA, Jr.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29
Man coughs and breaks
Ribs

After fridhtfnl coughing spell a
man III NeenIh, Wis, felt terrible
pains in his she and his doctor found
two ribs had| been broken. What
agony d.. Kings New Discovery
woulJ =h< ne Aaved him. A few tea
n lfiie
PERSISTENT Is .outes obstinate coughs
expeIs stubborn colds or heals weak,
sore lungs. ieel sure it's a God
send TO humanity writes Mrs Efie
Morton, Columbia, Mo-, "for | be-
lleve | would have consumption. to-
day, if had not used this great res
medy." Its guaranteed to satisfy, and
you can get free trial bottle or so
cent or 81 90 size at all druggists.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29
No Ma ster who is Elec,
~
: ted There will be a
General Revision
Of the Tariff.

The following letter from
Mr.. Broussard to the editor of
Pie Houma Courier expresses
i'll a nutshell some of the
w-asons why he should he
chturned to Congress for the
.itxs two years in order to be
able'to serve his people at a
critical time in the history OF
ire country, for at no time
has there been a grea yer need
Ut strong, experienced men in
congress than right how, and
:Ir. Broussard~ ranks among
he strongest members OF the
House and is one of its fore.
most debator. He is the most
powerful advocate in tile Uni
led States Of the Sugar IN lus-
! les OF the country.
Washington, j, =, May 80.
Mr. T. +. Easton, Houma,
In. "a ST.,
Dear Sir wac very glad
:" learn that yon approve Of
'.y annoancemens f.: r4-eIee.
ton to Congress. Ny action
u his respect was actnated
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29
In Menoriam
Rooms of the Young Mems Benevols
emit A as01iatinn of i.afnnrnha

Rooms of the Young Mems Benevol!
ent Association of Lafourche.
Thibodaux, La, June 9Th, 1912.
WHEREAS, Divine Providence in
its tran-cendent wisdom has deemed
it best to take from us our brother
member, FRANK A. LEGENDRE. and
WHEREAS, we always, humbly bow
to the mandates Of God, yet it is
right and proper that we should place
on record our prospect for his memo
ry as We'll as our deep sorsow for his
sudden severance from bis earthly
ii $, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED, that in the death of
oar worthy and jealous member,
Frank A. Legendre, this association
has lost one Of its most valued men,
bers to whom this association is
heavily indebted for his faithful and
Regular attendance to all meetings.
RESOLVED FURTHER, that his me-
mory shall ever be dear to us and to
that end we dedicate a page of our
record book for the inscription of
these resolutions, copy Of which
shall he sent to the family of our de-
ceased member and another furnished
our local press for publication.
(SigneeD ?. L Braud
H. A. Rivlere,9
P F. Legendrc,
Henry Riviere,
Oscar Caro-,
Committee.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1912-06-29
Local Officers Takes
Oath.

The Commissions having
been received the early part
Of June the lo;al officers be
gan to qualify last week,
James Beary, Sheriff and J /.
L. Aucoin, Clerk OF Court, to
gether with a few ward off
IS qualified lass week
j 5dges Chas Is;viere aad Sid
hey Coulon Of this, ;'.e second
ward, qualified On last Mon
day.