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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-06-15

Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of
Harvard Who cctured yesterday at
the state university, Is
TAFT TO one of the delegates at
DECIDE large who will repre-
sent Massachusetts at
the republican national convention.
During his visit here yesterday
afternoon. Professor Hart talked free
ly of the campaign In Massachusetts
which resulted In the victory of the
progressive forces and the retirement
Of Senator Crane from public life.
The young men of the state did IT,"
said Professor Hart. "They had both
federal senators against them and
every congressman In the state. They
were hard put to find anybody to go
upon their ticket for delegates at
large. They sent word to me to know
If | would take n place and | replied
that | would do anything | could to
help the cause. The young men won
In the face of all these odds. 1t was
a remarkable achievement" Professor
Hart was asked If his delegation will
vote for Taft according to the ex-
pressed wish of Mr. Roosevelt. in
that matter" said he. I'VE shall be
guided entirely by the advice of Pres
ident Taft. Whateyer he tells the
ohio delegation to do. the Massaehu-
sets delegation will do. If lie tells
the ohio men to abide by the big
Roosevelt majority In that state, we
shall abide by the small Taft ma
iority In our state. Phe cases are
parallel"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-06-15
Sunday Automobile Parties.

Parties who are planning a Sunday
outing In the Bitter Root can secure
first-class lunch at the Florence
house. including ice cream and cake,
for soc each.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service Dept. Daily Report
February 8
Elevation OF water in reservoir.
ltct .-..---.- -....-...--- leu
Contents OF reservoir. acre feet 42S,66J
Elevation OF water in reservoir
/ Years ago today. feet ..... 110.2j
Contents OF r, scrVoir l year ago
today, acre feet .lJ3.51t
LIS preceding "a hours, acre
4'T'I Jos
Normal flow salt and Verde
rivers at Granite Reef dam
NJ. / Observation-Disclosures. 2l27s
Normal flow 1T joint head, VI. |. $500
Amount OF water used for irli-
CATION. north side. NJ. L...... 2i,66S
Amount of water used for irri-
CATION. south side. NJ. IL. lS,S00
Water today in all canals except the
Arizona west Of lateral :.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

CALIFoRNIAN.-W. Z. Ware OF
Long Beach is in the city.
IOWA MAN. H. Hanson 81
GrinneIl. Ia is at the Adams.
BUSINESS TRIP-A. :. Ross OF
Prescott did business here Saturday
NEW YORK MAN. Y. Clark OF
New York City was here Yesterday
FROM THE SOUTH-W. p McNair
of Douglas was in the city yesterday
SHORT STAY.-E. l.. Jenne Of Wal
nut Greek, Calf. is here for few
days
MISSOURIAN.-T L. Price Jr-, OF
st. LoIis. was an Adams guest yes
terday.
FROM THE WINDY cITY.-W. l.
Jones of Chicago did business here
Saturday.
FROM THE CONGRESSIONAL
SEAT.-W. +. Carlton of Washington
is in town.
AT THE ADAMS.-W. r. Morrison
Of Los Angeles registered at the Ad-
ans yesterday.
MAN AND WIFE.-O +. Thomas
and wife of Los Angeles will spend
Sunday i'm Phoenix
LOCAL VISITOR. Mrs. Saral
Melms. Of Vinita. oklahoma. is thf
guest Of Mrs. r. \. Farmer. of this
city
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
TOMMY SCORES.

Go back and shut the door. Tom
my" ordered Mr.. Tucker. with a
frown. "Carelessness such as that
never made anybody rich
Why. yes it did paw" said Tom
my Think how rich il made the
man who invented that dingus that
gees on the top of door and makes
il shut itself.'-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
THE SIGN OF THE DOG

We have burned out and reDuat. we
stand now as We have always stood,
for reliability. good material and good
workmanship our saws and knives
arc the kind that Will carry an edge
as long as there is anything left Ia
sharpen Atkins saws are known the
world over for their excellence. We
carry them. Talbot X Hubbard.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

TUCSON MANA. J. Davidson OF
Tucson was here Saturday.
HAYDEN vISItoR-W. II. Janney
OF Hayden was here yesterday.
FROM THE soRDER-R FIeischcr
OF Nogales was in town Saturday.
FOB THz DAWN. c. Harris Of
Prescott spent the day in the city.
NEW ENeLANDER.-F w. Dra-
per of Worcester. Mass, is in town.
GLOBE MAN-Harry Leonard Of
AT THE FORD-Sam Fields Of Bis
bee was registered at the Ford Satur-
day.
WISCONSIN MAN-Carl Flypan Of
Star Prairie. Wis, is in Phoenix for a
visit.
PRESCOTT COUPLE-M. =. Earn
hart and wife Of Prescott were here
Saturday.
FROM THE CONSTITUTIONS Hog
Hopgood Of Los Angeles is here on
business trip.
BROKE A WHEEL-The automobile
delivery vehicle of the Paris cleaning
and dying works met with misfortune
last evening. running into the ditch at
the corner Of Sixth avenue and Wash
ington street. breaking l vince.
THE HOUR CHANGED-The mu-
sicians club will meet at ; o'clock on
Monday afternoon instead of $50 as
announced i'm the afternoon papers.
Inability to secure the auditorium of
the Womans clubhouse at the hour
named. ma le the change necessary.
PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY-All
arrangements are completed for the
first social gathering of the Pennsyl-
wanna society of Arizona which will be
held in the board of trade room next
Wednesday night February : at 1880
O'clock J. c. Reed president of the
society addressed an invitation TO the
governor of Pennsylvania inviting him
To be present with his staff. He was
disappointed. though probably not sur
prised at receiving advices yesterday
that the governor by reason of pre-
vious engagements could not be pres
ent. However he sent word that he
would like to be and that did some
good Nevertheless there will be some
hundreds of other Pennsylvanians
present and il is hoped every native OF
the state who chances to be in Phoenix
will join in the festivities.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

degrees.
EXCESS in temperature since first
of month. L. degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since January /, los degrees
Deficiency in rainfall Yesterday.
O.O3 inches
Deficiency in rainfall since first #
month. 0I0 inches.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January /. l27 inches.
L. T.. SPENCER,
Acting Director.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

CHICAGO vISIToR-L. G. Kendall.
of Chicago is in the city.
ON USINESS-George T.. Ryan of
Chicago is here transacting business.
VERDE VALLEY NAME. \. Muir
chic of Jerome Junction is in Phoe-
nix.
WYOMING COUPlE-D. Kirkwood
and wife of Cambria, Wyoming. are in
the city.
AT THE MMERClAL-James Il.
Wilkeson of Spcarfish. :. D., is a
Commercial guest.
FROM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
i. w. Glidder Of San Diego is in the
city looking after business interests.
Prescott WOMEN-Mrs. Edward
Roberts and Miss Nellie ROBERTS of
Prescott were Ford guests yesterday.
WORDS OF APPREcIATION.-T
cash receipts for the sale Of tickets
for the memory fund Of the Crittcnton
home. at the childrcn's recital given
on January - are $3.50 The ladies
Of the home circle. the matron. ana
the little bcnifitecs. are duly thankful
and desire To express appreciation
and gratitude to Mrs. Shirley ChriStN
of the school of music and the little
coming stars. who so ably and well
entertained the public. \ delightful
recital was given. ana given in Il
good cause.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST.-Posto building. en-
trance on Monroe street. SUNDAY
services at II a. M; subject of lesson
sermon. Love" Sunday school at
9:45. Wednesday evening meeting mt
S o'clock Reading rooms maintained
by the church are located at the
same address and are open daily. cX-
cept SUNDAY. from To- p. IN. At
these rooms Il welcome is EXTENDED
To the public and opportunity afford
ed To read or purchase authorized
literature. If desired. All are cordially
invited To- attend church services.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
Modern
Manicure
Articles

speciality here. Our as
sortmcnt of regular and
odd-shapcd scissors. knives
and sticks is remarkably
complete. We'd appreci-
ate YOUR custom.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
OF Local Interest
To Our Subscribers

Subscribers OF The Republic
can vino fail to receive q copy
of the mornings issue will con-
fer a favor by calling Overland
422 or Consolidated Main az.
Before 8 a. m. a special mes
seneer equipped with motor
cycle will deliver the missing
issue. Without the eo-opera-
ton of our subscribers in this
matter it is impossible for us
to maintain perfect and salts
factory delivery.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Trust your dog to the end: wo-
man till the first opportunity
TroVerb.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
CENTRAL NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH

Opposite postoffice w. K Thorn
ton, pastor. Services by the pastor
both morning and evening Morning.
The Tied Hands of Christ" Matt
80 Evening. Take Yc Away the
Stone" John 1888. Sunday school
ut 9:4J a.. m. Missionary circle at
, p. IN. Epworth league at 500 y.
m Prayer meeting at go p. M.
NH.Ip.SIay
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

MONTANA vSiToR.-Mrs. F. Il.
O'Brien of Livingston, Mont, is here
visiting her sister Mrs. VIM Pome
rene
A BUSINESS TRlP.-T. T. Irvine
! of the Mcneil company will leave
this morning for Prescott on bust
ness in the interest of his firm.
NEW DAUGHTER.-The home of
Mr. and Mrs Carl Mickey. 81 I2i
West Roosevelt street. has been
frightened by the advent of seven
pound daughter. who was born yestcr-
day.
A PLAZA MEETING.-Rev : 7.
Morley. who for some years occupied
the Baptist pulpit at Gainesville. Tex
as. will speak on the City Hall Plaza
this afternoon at one o'clock upon the
subject of Christ the Social R,vUlu-
zionist" All are invited to hear him.
SON OF THE GREAT JOSEPH
Herbert Pulitzer of New York city
is spending a few days in Phoenix.
He is a son of Joseph Pulitzer. the
man who made the New York World
the great figures in the history Of
journalism.
MENTAL SCIENCE.-Sunday lee
turc at 3 p. m. at College hall, di-
rectly north Of Adams street school.
by D. V. DeSaffery. NJ. :. u. Sub
jcct. The Growth of the Individual"
The public is invited Seats free
Mental magnet meets at same place
at p. m.
AN AFTERNOON GATHERING
ON Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Clara L.
Watts. of $50 North Third street. On
tcrtained the superintendent of de-
partments OF the Phoenix ". {. T. l..
Work for the coming year was out
lined and many plans discussed. but
most of all the afternoon was an
enjoyable one because of the charm
ing hospitality Of Mrs Watts and
her daughter. Mrs. Reed.
LEGISLATIVE BLUE sooK.-A
Legislative Blue Book. with cOntribu-
tons from prominent citizens of the
state dealing with the interesting
points. the growth and general adj
vanccment of the state will be is
sued within the next few weeks by
Jo Corners. who has been writing
political news Of the state during the
past few months. The author will
use every effort to make the book an
interesting souvenir. ana will have the
cooperation of some OF the ablest
writer's in the state.
w. c. T. U. MEETING.-The regu-
lar meeting of the local W. G 7. L.
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home. 80 West Monroe street Bust
ness was dispensed with and the time
given over To Mrs. Carrie Lee Carter
Stokes. national lecturer FOR the W. G.
7. L. Mrs. Stokes is forceful
speaker and a lecturer of whom the
white ribboncrs are very proud. Hon
Charles T. Stokes also made an in
teresting short talk. The meeting
was concluded with 4 social hour
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday school. 9:4j a. m; COM
muniOn service. II a. m. Junior En-
deavor. ; p. m: Indian service. I
y. m: Senior Endeavor. $50 y. M;
evening service $50. sermon by the
pastor. Rev. n. NJ. Campbell, u. ID.
All are invited to these services
Church at Third avenue and Adams
street.
CENTRAL NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH
Opposite postoffice W. L. Thorn
ton, pastor. Services by the pastor
both morning and evening. Morning.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
UNCLE SAM SAYS.

Government statistics show that the
money expended in this country for
living expenses" only IA per cent is
expended for necessities" This is
guod fool FOR reflection from an &C.
onomic viewpoint. II i a good policy
to have all expenses pass through
your ban; account thereby keeping an
accurate record OF thenr and keep that
account At the National Bank ofAriz-
ora
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast FOR today-Gcnerally fair.
with not much change in tempcra-
ture.
Data for u hours ending p. m.
A-.SferlllN. GOO GOO
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

j Harvey Deere. DID. pastor. At
II O'Clock Sunday morning the sub
ject of the sermon will be The Holy
Spirit and The Wind" In the even
ing the pastor will speak upon the
unusual question. Why Does Not God
Kill the Devil" There will be good
music at both services. Mr.. l.. w. Cog
gins singing a solo in the morning
and Mrs. Courtney Camp in the even
ing. The Sunday school will study
the bible at 9:45 a. IN. The +. Y. Il
L. will meet in worship at 8 80 y. m.
with Miss Mclean as leader The
! church is located on the corner OF
Third avenue and Monroe street. Wei
come.
SALE OF RED CROSS SEALS
The sale of Red Cross seals al
Christmas time, has all been straight
ened out at last and the committee
consisting of Miss Chrissie Gilchrist
Frank De Sousa and Roy Goodrich
| who had the work i'm charge wishes tc
give credit where it considers credit
is particularly due, to the persons who
aided in the sale. Among these are
the young ladies who gave their tim'
and personally took charge o. the sale
at the various stores. They were the
Misses Jessop. Answorth. Munger
Swetnam. Goldberg, Selma Goldberg
! George. Willis. Bailey. Pickrell. Dey
Gump. Melczer. Laird and Hooker
! The committee also wishes to express
| its thanks to the newspapers of th'
valley for the space given the sea
stories and to the reporters who per
| sonallv wrote many of them 1h'
sale Melted sH5 in round numbers
inst twice the amount secured IN l"l"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
EIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

muniOn service. IL a. m, Junior En-
deavor. ; =. m: Indian service. I
D. m; Senior Endeavor. $50 y. M;
evening service. $50, sermon by the
pastor. Rev. II. NJ. Campbell, II. ID.
All are invited to these services
Church at Third avenue and Adams
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
CHRISTIAN WORK IN THE oRI.

ENT.-Thc morning service at the
Presbyterian church today will be- Civ
on over entirely to the sacrament Of
the Lords supper and the reception
of members. At the evening service
at 7:30 o'clock Mr.. J. NJ Clinton Of
Hankow. China, central secretary of
Y. NJ. &. \. work. will give an address
on The Development of Christian
I Work i'm the orient" illustrated by
stcreoptican views. Mr.. Clinton has
spent the past six years in China and
is enthusiastic over his work and gives
an instructive and helpful address.
The Quartette choir will furnish spe-
cial music at both services
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
At a special meeting held last Mon
day evening at the Second Baptist
church. Rev. X. II. Thomas. Il. TIL.
was called as pastor of that con-
SreSation unanimously. While en-
route 10 Colorado. Rev. Thomas
stopped over here for a few days
and assisted in revival services. and
50 favorably impressed the church
that when the ballot WAS taken there
was not dissenting vote. After a
few days visit with friends and rela-
tives in Colorado. Rev Thomas viii
return and take charge of the work
here Services at IL a. IN. and
u. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

MENTAL SClENCE.-Sunday lee
turc at p. m. at College han. di-
rectly north Of Adams street school
by ID. V. DeSaffery. NJ. :. u. Sub
jcct. The Growth of the Individual
The public is invited Seats free
Mental magnet meets at same place
at y. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

A PLAZA MEETING-Rev :. ?
Morley, who for some years oCCeIpie
the Baptist pulpit at Gainesville. Tex
as. will speak on the City Hall Plaz
this afternoon at one o'clock upon tn
subject of Christ the Social R.Volu
ZIONIST" All are invited To hear hin
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

is spending a few days in Phoeni'
He is 4 son of Joseph Pulitzer. tn
man who made the New York Worl
tho power that it is today and one Z
the great figures in the history 4
journalism
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-25

I remembered what I had be-
come.
Il hear his voice, too, haunting
me with my shame and my dis
grace, telling me over and over
again what l became and remind
ing me how he used me.
81 shall know no peace until
my dying day. Perhaps I am
wrong. Perhaps I shall go mad,
an dthus forget"
Almost at the same hour, as
Lucille Cameron was sobbing out
this tale Johnson was being inter
viewed in his own home.
The johnson family was eating
dinner in beautifully furnished
room. A butler was superintend-
ing the service. In the music
room adjoining, a{string orches-
ira was playing light opera.
Johnson himself once jumped
UP from the table, took the big
violoncello from one of the mu-
sicians and joined in playing the
storm. scene from William Tell.
Johnson had not much to say.
He is sure that he will be ac-
quilted of the white slave charge,
confident that his money will see
him through, even against the
government.
At Johnson's left during the
dinner was his white secretary,
Joe Levy. The telephone rang a
dozen times. Levy. answered it,
and told Johnson what the con-
versation had been. Johnson
himself was not to be disturbed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-25

lucky and successful. What the
Cameron women say is outra-
geous.
Why, the mother knew the
life her daughter was leading be-
fore ever she heard of Jack. She
herself forced the girl out of her
home because her second hus-
band wouldn't support her.
My son did not know her I'M
til long afer she came to the city.
To her Jack was man who had
money and she wanted part Of it.
Many of these stories that. have
been printed have been lies.
Take the case Of Jacks first
wife. The doctors said she was
mentally unstrung two years ago.
If she had been in her right mind
she never would have killed. her
self. No woman could have had
more to make her happy. No
man could have been kinder to his
wife.
There are thousands of dol
lars worth of clothes in her room
now, scores of pairs of shoes that
were never on her feet. expensive
gowns and hats. Jack gave her
everything she wanted.
"And her mother knew how
kind and indulgent Jack was to
her and appreciated it. l know
she loved Jack and Jack loved her.
"The whole secret is that Jack
has made lote of money and he
hac been the victim Of iao1o14cv
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CONFECTIONERY.

German Confectionery. 1883 Aiakea St. (;
Phone 1898. German coffee cake,
baumkuchen, honigkuchen, marzipan,
delicious ice creams and sherbets.
wedding cake. fancy pastry. fruit
cakes. plum pudding, small pastry.
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BOOKS.
CREDIT FoR LADIES.

Dress up - Waists. Skirts. Suits.
Dresses. Capes. Cloaks and Coats. 81
a week: wear while paying. 1119
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BICYCLES.

Dowson Brothers, sole agents for Re-
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English bicycles and American bicy-
cles and supplies. Bicycle repairing
a speciality. Phone S25S. Smith. nr.
Hotel St $751; If
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M Mammoth. AIS Queen; Tel. 243I.
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