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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-09-05

Throw it in the fire FORGET 1T.
HOW TO BE HAPPY
Don't try to learn to like grapefruit.
Don't borrow another mans auto
mobile and break it.
Don't start any argument on religion
or women's suffrage.
er with you.
Don't ever expect return for a
FAVOR. Then maybe you'll get it.
Always carry Il dozen extra collar
buttons in your pocket and three or
four saftey pins.
Don't polish our shoes with a bath
towel n let your wife find 1t ont.
SOME HOT WEATHER VERSE.
NO coats or vests or shirts they
wore
In the good old days of Adam.
To Keep cool it was o a chore,
In the good old days of Adam.
And right good sense the folks dis
played
When in fig leaves they were ar
rayed.
When it's 100 in the hade.
l wish us fat folks had 'em.
VINE was a sumfner chappie
Just to, make his Mamie happy,
Tried to make his Mamie happy
With his gay auto,
Bought her Soda sundaes
Every day or SO;
And upon her every penny
Did our Willie blow.
Summer. then, when he was single
wa a golden glow;
Just before the marriage bingle.
1t was fine you know.
Willie was a single chappie
Then by fate decree.
Just t omake his Mamie happy.
Spent the marriage fee.
Now the summers not the same as
Summer time can be.
He's just toilin' and a-sweatin'.
No more is he free.
He must spend his time a-gettin'
Provender for tea.
Henry used to play the fiddle
In the good old winter time.
FIRST two couples down the midle."
Rang his voice in tones sublime.
It's been months since Henry drew hk
Good old bow with studied pose.
All that he has time to do is
just to play the garden hose,
Circus comm, we'll, by gum,
Guess this town is goin' some,
Bright and early we'll be thar,
See en- unload every car.
Then We'll travel to the ground,
Take a little look around;
Watch them feed the hippopot.
What an appetite he's got.
See the neck on that giraffe,
Long as n old Flagstaff.
Elephants are comm now;
Watch out for the sacred cow;
Might step on YOU, smash you fiat.
Gosh all fishhooks, look at that
See that elephant eat hay,
Bale, ach time, he puts away.
Hear that durn old lion roar,
Bein' locked up makes him sore.
Tigers and wildcats, too,
And the jumpin' kangaroo;
They don't quite enjoy his show
Like us fellers do, you know.
Now for some red lemonade,
Almost time for that parade.
There they go. Hear that brass band
j them Jockey fellers grand?
And the ome my, how bold,
l should think they'd catch cold.
Here's the cainels. they can go
Week without a drink, you know
Sunday closin' they don't mind,
Fur as any n can find.
Here's the hyDies, see 'em grin;
Guess the whiskers on my chin
Makes 'em giggle. Gosh, look therel
See that durn old polar bear.
Here's h old steam calliope,
Guess us fellers better lope
Back to the circus grounds
Where we're goin' to make the rounds
Here's h side show. Well. by Gee,
Guess thereM be no show for me-.
Some durn slicker's gone and took
My gold watch n pocketbook.
Humanity.
1 a " nc words to tell my thought fol-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-09-05

and all we have to do is to copy it on
a typewriter IL correct the spelling.
Fifth-no, we do not write the stuff
first and get the idea afterward. 1t is
quite the other way. Sixth-no, we
have never been in Jail and we don't
know why not.
P~erplexed-If you want to make a
safe get away in the evening. put your
trousers and o on hind side before
and your wife will think you are COM.
ing instead OF going out.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-09-05
RARE SPECIMENS.

Wedding cigars that will smoke.
Book agents with retiring disposi-
ton.
Gas meter that loafs on the job.
Seed catalog that is certainly
truthful.
Friend who sticks to the finish.
Pessim1st who is popular.
White House that looks clean
Lady who will give seat in car to
man.
FORMULA FOR STORY WRITING
Write it.
Then send it to one of the 35 cent
magazines n forget it.
Get it back.
Send it to one of the 25 cent maya
zines and forget it.
Get it back.
Send 1t to one of the Is cent maya
zines and forget it.
Get it back.
Send it to one of the 10 cent maya
zines and forget it.
Get it back.
Send 1t to one of the 5 cent maya
zines and forget it.
Get it back.
Send it to one of the family maya
zines that are thrown in at the front
door advertising soap and forget 1t.
Get it back.
Throw it in the fire and FORGET IT.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
BASEBALL nores


birdie Gree - she Only rsrli4f am1re
ihe New fufc. ifighiandefs fbtf 81 bi
ilna asase 500 400 mari ~ better
JeaH Dubue - ne ies1ing DHfhef -
The Deirpn Ulcers having 9la ffiess
- be nrsi tnsniy Esmss.
r~seiy slrhi plsYtrr in thc National
League hnd teaaiy .tse in 49, smafielA
League sfs tsitiof 10 ihs 800 fhsH
a brother ~ Johnny rgefs ~ fhs
Cabs 10 e. resolve fiY 1ai ffam Nan
srsF Hoofae = fhs uisnta nesi ,pflrf
a hpalon I'm niiied stsf nad Y,lisJ
- iios,pp y ne ilub ~ tte Hnvrrtr.
spsahsf IL ths sreiiss 'npsh." ln ne
wheel"
peulii rnn the sopihsfn f.esFus -.
Icrulf - pistina srnsaiiapaI eamr.
both ~ no fisid w AZ 90 a. ih-
~ Louis lifo~ns
MansFef Jimmy cailahan mss aaduS
Two promising Youngsters. faiabsf ils4
sehalk and pitcher liaiph cfthb. a. bis
white lose oulfl
The cieyrlean Maps have been com
ms aloar siofrg ~ bate. aua n's d prI
~ safe bet thai ihs Davis suifl udi
fiDlsh Ia The FIRST division
Tho Boston braves hla = rhanfe ~
aign Eupa Nisrf. bras ,DniinT 49, rln
and ne 0uahsfs Jumped ln and siahs
tho University " Vlfsinis star
f'nb iies hsr ~ fhs flnflnnffi usif
II ths "np~sd hinsr ~ me Nniianai
League nub iFals zee urfaHftfnn
both Boa raH sriiiug and tHse steanHr
Joe keliey'a rHfHniu team hna rDin
"a the front nn ihe fua ana ~ risirs
'4lpch,sior end railmorv q reai bottle
fef the International lssmie penrant
The PIRATES and TIDE cabs dii rreaf
wpth on tholf eastern tfip ana n thrv
con Arcp ~ DE pace ~ homs thsI
ulania will have g. so somt 90 hniiI
their nnn
HUSTON anl waahinrtnn lan aseh and
mech during ihrlr Western tfip The
Rcd s0x won 10 games. host 3 ana iiei
one while ,ho l.enators copped 10 o0n-
tests nd losi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
aErMLLa pvslIc scnools.


aEEvli.iit rev SUR 20 The Bee
vuis nutiic she0ls WI open theH
DOORS 10 fhe sfhoul cHiiifsn ~ thin
rHy upon enc second Monday in SEP
tonbtr W iis ath. ~ ihe rairndtr haf
o. Fhe hnii1lnea have been frrahrned
~ e thoraueh hDuaeoleAuinf anh same
nddlitns in inr inffri0f Hnish
~. fafufi. ff thr coming Ysaf eul
be- unchanged. excerpt n rrn fsw
instances rhe YrIn,ipa change el'
be- ln ihr hlrh sfhU0i urfv 81 0
Todd ~ i0ia a nov mrmNr rhs
hieh slhDai aruiif n ms fH.rr w
D. Madsfa rIif superintendent W %
fo,ii principal auI aHffal for ln phfs
ta and rbsn.ruy John KnHhf
maihsmltles and hIHfHr W o. pH.
ham. Enfileh Miss Mars Douahrftf.
infin ani mathematics and Wisa iiin
nah Hailoo Latin nrl therefore
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
SHERMAN KNOWS


raiinV ppm en- pe1pis iH f0rsaFa fhe
tried snd be.fsa paiha 90 fpnsiIfaflsnai
usrrumeni sianr uhiah tt.y have
SAILED afh sure fesf fsr more fhaa a
century snd enter upon personally
fantaffef pli1.mart ihreugt fhe co.
Nfifai sIilsfness ia a fr..aiisea i1H.l ~
sha1oeG sua unsubstantssi "a dessert
mirsrr
Ynr sir1nre agents 0f THIS n1iirinus
excursion fHrfff fee days ESQ af
rhlrtrn ane rnsprh fo D,tsi fffIr .nll.
fiHufi IfiHrlnrfa visions 1n1 slrlf
les ln feHIliariu0 farraFo - lMnfr.
fl.if raifi0ii nnstrun.a sHgh ~ nHFtr
before hss been r,ilreief si ons iim-
outside fhe fhIrrf ufrif f nina
H1use k0d itus lle so.,1ned irofrrs
fler rafiY pss BORN Hs sola fress. far
syisianae heinr the nrfourarf riiIm
thai its u0mlnse f1f fhr Presidency was
defeated ~ ltr nomination pal stolen
votes st fhs Republican convention
Progressive Convention Unique.
"Thrrr never has been .a 40 HISTORY
a more unique cortent.er fhsn filf n
fhe progressive parts af CtirtFu ffere-
fof.re when "a psriy has been afeaHif.
80 ifs orr nirsr have u advance ra
tsft.lne1 lf l0ist eusp lnn rtsnf, Nnr
ihr.f principles boot ihe dsleestss to
rHis convention wholly ignorant 10 OBI.
fhlnra fnr efirn fhrF sfaud aaneI
With patiently faia.i bonds fhe alp.sr
lnre ei 81 nooef.elf In fhs convention
fn icu thnm shat ihrr believed
n pau nls appearance hr ssa rrrrlf
80 with rfrfrenf alteration win 1
spirit 20 ssif ahnerlfion never witness
~ since the ehlrro ~ thr Ilfhf un
f1ie Hi nliatatt 90 'rhrirs not io
reason why ihers hai fa o. Hnt 90.
-orf n rxalianon 80 hy tho sranI
Yfung man from indiana. defnnf hui
'unefui fhs assembled v1rslin pre.
claimed their i0yNus iHieiirciuai sur
render in iAs feudal isr1 ln ihs follow
inr hymn a dwelling rssponsIhliy
f1liUw foiinN.
W. win fenaN Roosevelt
Ans whcrr everywhere
W ~ fuiluW him
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

"The rarif i1 which ~ hsipnr Mr.
NIre President stands 'a iha supr~rue
rpniesf f,f the undergraduates sad .ntsr
r.if ~ far Judicial tribunals "a ihe hna
aibonf ahIeh fhr ruarauty 90 liff Ne.
erif ind pfarer't waaf he 81. MING.
iera rHtiale o. stands Co. ihs settled
rulr nf mpfrtrn1i government as Op.
posed io 1850 shIfiY Dupori unfm n per.
aHnai manipulation flr ihf liberty and
order ~ efnorai law. ha AGAINST ihe ~ :.
rnunv uf special eiirfe n chmrns no
o. plants itself upon tho .mrreanil
ramparts uf fhe cnnsuiltlon. and IN
'fnnls praiestine aealnsf any subt,-
sion ~ thr terms 1f that great compact
hY fhF arrogant fui rryniuinusri pri-
crss 1f ameniment By mlscmsfrucs. i.
.Hrpealu from ihf midsummer madnesa
~ Thar partition ~ the people uhi,h can
he fooled lli Do, tiuo 90 ths sober s.c
ond thoueht ~ ta, greet tl,dy ~ al.
American electorate aha vii render
Judgment ln November
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

RsHrHy rAHk d D. Aus li
Asbary PARKS fsmops bshJ parade 10
dsl j. nisfs fi,an efef nallun..i event.
&C. co., labi.s a. iste pat o',ns FROM
~ parts - thr country rcr11He b
.s pf-siieuiiai rampaien year wtnf
n1thsfs hsfe piHnnel a. lfsss fheIl
ybunEsters o. represent fr. l.aeno
dsltFatfs
tifshipmfn Chspneufa flaff maid
ems summer uFis 1nd sunfuafitfi
All also Del epuHpi b. geo. Hnf -
mafrh Mis- ftfei iiavntf ~ ttHari
% lu-ln - ll. -l-nlL-L LLLl ---I
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
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Wits rns sossass


Ba~hids Kelly nssreer "a Frank e.
eafo. . ifyiDg % nairh f.icai0 ariiati
Maliy BALDWIN
Tpnmy sfTpais'a next bout Wil b. .
clash el'h Tommy Dsion in rhli,1si-
pHia. ~ September ~
The Garden Athleiic ciob q vew
fors eouis 1850 tD stage ip.faanl
bout between Champion knbane snl
jUhnay pusaes
u1e Gibbons yopng hr4thsr Ton
ny. Vh9 - aaid 81 be- lever mi8a'
weight b. s1lnf io hfrsh into fhe bis.
month
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
oTFlcIENcY IS NOT aRosABLu
stats Treasure Edwards Says Cash
Viii heid Out

AuHTiN. Texas. Ans 90 Arhogah
tho nev fiscal year begins ~ geple,s,fcr
maIing a mrFe number ~ Hfe ap
prpprihil0ns available ana rxhaueiinr
Others State Treasurer " edRnrir
eAnrraan. lhe hallnf mn tnarr sin he
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
CUBS CUT GIANTS
PENNANT CHANCES
chisses Club Ns~ Only 4 "a csnss
Behind LEADERS IN rstionsi
Bsssbsit Lssass

cHIcAJv. ~, ADe u W shu,,inr
ous Ns~ York. 9 a. o. today. cnicaep
cot dona ne load hsiJ h. New Yort
ia me peDnant rars ~ ne Natinnal
i.saRna % f,ur ana one halt gaines
ChlcaED Fpi - Tsssvau ~ thrss hHs
~ . fow ~ the silia lnnins. ani 49,
20 lnrss rune
Hlrhie Noh NDn two games from
isss fHh 10 three dzfs iast Nses
pitched masteFiy. same fof chiclgo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
THURSDAY \ 2 2. 1879.

Fouow fQflsu
We sta fsllow Roosevelt.
AnFuhere ~ icsds ~
w VS. fsllsw 81.
-Aa ~ uhirh bs.nr rhapied % the
rsslss ine tlr n thaf sfirrine aii'y. ~n~.
srtea WE ha.'t Nns~ where wers re-q
~ haf arfs on fhe say wrourti ~
r,iaifuis inio rleh e atasf ~ hiinf
Anf herlvhiei A0ntry ttAi authen'ie
.nforrnefion to fhs ereri fhei che coie-
usi had Just ae1ia'd perfectly ~
sreau tis ririsfsr ~ rht rotpel 9u
siJei BIN q ~ ns merihs aon
lions would haFe brnasns ffth en'hus-f
auir cheers ~ ghe coipnsi sni
vote q stern condemnation ~ the mar
= Gad ~ ~ representative - q f1n-
rsfsus and uiaotans piutocrry
Confession % Fs,sh."
Hin firm fae ihnasand sti-sai.s.
nurs or Iesa rtittrcs in ~ cnl'ssu
n reality ST. Roosevelt moi lr cinten
tian "a Chaafa. a,adr e1hfsssioa -
fsIh. gate n's hind 81 ihs fuiafed
hrihsr frsrn ne nerfh ard tis fpaf -
90 citf.i brother ffnm fhe stuft
adopted q platform numin1fsa h.wy~f
lfA gfsthtf 1phnsoa sni sdiarfAsa
efH the eass "a iharlugtiY irlInet
ihimbiefirrsr rnme hs faratian
among ihs rural gisliers io ihs midway
riiinrro
"ThH camr1lFn urgr Shieh W. are
at0ui % enfrs presents issues ~ marsl
srrinns r1rrrrri a. ihr AMERICAN reaalsl
ifan any thff have ranfrfnffi since
fho eflfs auesii.nf which lmn,asiisf -iy
preceded nnt accompanied fhH eva
War Thf over shaiaeme question:
fhsu Ras whether the lnian ur1cr ne
Constitution e1ni1 he nsu,efuaiel that
vtfh n.rfrHnis n- f.lff ~ u1rfhcr fhc
CONSTITUTION ITSELF 1u1 me government
nhlah fhr Constitution established shtl
D.. preserved "a 1nfsiInn q squat n
noi sragff rmftN since H esuid 81
- urte stlu io raVt preserved fhe
Union fram ihe chaos ~ di-Ipi.rfatisn
4 fhr government ~ ihs ifuipr s o. he
rieon over 20 the chaos ~ disorginisa.
t1n.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
spteIA. svsscaIrrloN ofFra.

To the arsi thres huadfed applicants
Tho Caller wlll te nalisd Cos a. 80 trr
~ months. ~ delivered by carrier Tor
stae ola Subscribers may take al
sen,Nre ~ this uffsF ny iAAyiNo 10
sAAfi ~ TIM isEolit.AR RATE On
tNe ~ the yearly -ahscript,ona
eil HA aver. will he ssce ny the
M Ftn itt Ncsoecr lat. Tho Cater
Nin " atir Ter 60 cents Instead %
~ n NAN 90 alysr holds good oNT4N
tsiN HNt Rsr rARrH HUNDRED
Atff'AA -. We Contemplate an "a
a ttMs service ard nnd rAise
r. RI Ni 'ion rate ,mpetalise. uet
M "a pHe aN TllEEE HuNnRFn
tftha p0Nti,els limited
ialaN 1856 s.at-tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

one potneAbls feature - th~ Amssi.
cep isssuf facs u ths faes ehaf very
fee fsus throughout TIE ceanify soala
ptFFp1Ef he Fsnat0rs a rsnuans.
WnshlnR'pp sever has had soysn,nr
tsAi reseuiblsd championshlp aaf ~
majority n ~ fans ore pagilnw far
"vid Foar Gf.ffnhs boys - ulu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
souraEnN LsAour.
Rssui,s Yesterday.

Memphis. Mol,ilv train.
Chattanooga Z, Mon,somery o
Atlanta I. lllsminsham q
Nashville o New orleans =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

York Q.
itN soinnati q
'i,tnhurs g,
hiladclphle tno game
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Where rhss rias rsdas.
chitaEn ~ New fesg
81 iaiais In i'hl~delphls
Detroit in Washington
cleveland 10 li.-ioa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

Whefe fh. Ray To-day
IIHH ION.
shumoht
@M 3
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22
ANGLICAN lEA0uE
IatNa
tssui,s Yesterday.

tn !. Detroit 4
lhf "a q HpssDn q
f ork Dlicsao !,
r.d bhla u.s. Louis the samc
sch- fhs,l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

whf-. rhsy Play To-day
HicaFu
a. Lnuls
4 riusbnyg
NnfNN sulNu in tinelanatl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

SAN ANTONIO Tssss Aer ~ rn(
viii ~ fhe lafs rfYan Cflisrhsn. -
uany years niafor ~ ssn tnioui.i 90 y
ii'el ~ probate today n disIsfses 81
property ssiasd a. 90. oee An y ~
4uesthea a. his surs igirs aife
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

~ teft leDtf ihs ytar ~ cxisted tgr.
lns iAsf 0efnaisr Notsrttr. ts..ssnfss
sn5 JAnufy 90 says unf uhiis che
cssh lalanee ~ IN crsdit n 80 genersi
fesenns ~iii ~ pretty hoN ana hafesy
Scep above ~ ~rca.- y now hobs A.
ihqurt ne cash uln hois oai pnia NJ
fan heavy tar rsfmsnis eoumsae~ 81
fou in
i4aaor d~aisrs are fsysne sarn@ i,oo..
~ ana m4ff lusf neN ~ rrrswai n
l.censes snd thsi wln assist ~ uaiar
over ite anli neney season wnrr a.
penaes incs..4s4.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-22

natt1fisai crabble ana Nuilh,
Larsen. lifandt aed Dawson
l'vpife. Asvhpuse
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
WANTS RECEIVER FOR
 OVERLAND TEL. CO
Pacific States Electrical Co. Files Ap-
 plicaton in Superior Court

The Pacific States Electrical com pdny of San Francisco, has filed an application in the superior court ask ing that a receiver be appointed for the overland Telephone and TeIegrapa company whose headquarters are in this city.
 The allegation is made that the debts of the corporation are over $70O,OCp while valuation of only $435,0OO is placed on the company's asets. The debts include a half million dollars worth of bonds. it is stated. though it is not reciteI whether they have aL been sold.
 The claim is made that the com pany is irsolvent though it has 2 com plete system of telephones ope- ating in this valley and it's business is grow ing rapidly, too rapidly in fact for the demand for telephones is greater than the company's ability to proviue them. The application requests that a receiv- CT be appointed to place the comPany's business on a solvent basis anu that in the meantime none of the ninety cred itors be allowed to see without per mission of the court The claim of the applicant is for $3,522 S6 for supplies furnished.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
Detailed Story of the Route of the Big Studebaker Sightseeing Auto
 mobile Trip
SEE ALL AMERICA
 FIRST, IN ARIZONA
Nine Days Trek From the Lowlands, Through Hill and Forest to Eter-
 nal Snow
,By Gerofd Robinson)

Time out of mind railroads and hotel companIcs have been begging the peo- pie to See America First, but it has been left to the Studebaker corporation through its local agents to launch one of the biggest wholesale seeing" eX- cursions in "touristic" history
 And the Sudeballer tourists will see all of America, for nature has be- queathed to Arizona a full measure of every beauty. The Phoenix Grand Canyon Trair runs not through a won derIand but through WonderIands-des ert stretches and timber clad hills. d canyon deeper than any in all the world besides, and mountains crowned with eternal snow.
 The first ear. the pacemaker with l.. J Onier the Pacific coast manager of the company at the wheel. will leave Phoenix at 6 30 Tuesday morning Eff teen minutes later the press car. carry ing correspondent of The Republican and other representatives of Phoenix and Los Angeles papers, win glds away on the long trip After that one of the waiting machines will start each minute until the last is on it's road to the Titan of Chasms."
 From the start at the Arizona Motor
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

This is a broad claim to make, but the Scholl "Foot- Eazer" eases feet, provides absolute means of foot com fort
 When the arch of the foot is not properly supported-and the modern shoe does not give this required sup port-the feet tire and ache and pain and become feverish and then there is a twitching and a seeming strain on the limbs, and frequently a feeling of fatigue over the whole body
 The arch of the foot. where the body's weight is carried. needs a rest
 THE SCHoLL FOOT -EAZER" supports the arch or instep and takes away all muscular strain, equalizing the weight and bearing.
 Made of German Silver springs leather covered. Self f-adjusting to any foot. Can be changed from one pair of shoes to another and can be woul with comfort by anyone.
 Women who do housework, or clerks in stores or offices, or anyone whose occupation requires them to do much standing or walking should buy pair of "Foot -Eazers" today.
 You cannot have restful feet until you do wear them.
 s2O0 per pair.
 Endorsed by Physicians-by People who wear them. For sale by
 SHIRLEY & SHIRLEY.
 39 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
STRIKING WATERS
 CLASH WITH POLICE
The Movement Against New York Hotels Increases in
 Violence.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

NEW YORK. June 1.-The police of the strong arm" squad were re- quired to use revolvers to keep back 300 hotel strikers and sympathizers who assumed a threatening attitude after nine of their members were ar rested near the Savoy on charges of disorderly conduct tonight
 Holding the strikers back with their guns, the police retreated to an automobile. After the first clash with the strong arm" men the strikers attempted to storm the Hotel Meth erlands. Three policemen armed with revOlvers stood in the doorway and threatened to kill the first striker that entered. A riot occurred in one of the most exclusive residential dis tricts and stones were thrown at the Cornelius Vanderbilt home
 Traffic was interrupted on Fifth Avenue for half hour. The New York Hotel Mems association refused to entertain a proposal for arbitra- tion suggested by Commissioner John J. Bestin of the state board of me diation
 More than seven hundred employees in twelve hotels and restaurants joined the strikers today. Manicure girls college ooys. negroes and recruits from boarding houses and cheap restaurants were pressed into service and the en- ployers continued firm
 At the dinner hour tonight, sixty-five men walked out of the Del Monico's after several hundred diners were served with the first courses.
 Announcement was made by the hotel mems association this afternoon that all demands of walters including higher wages. the abolition of fines. better food and working conditions, had been granted. The secretary of the national hotel workers union said that recognition by the union was para mount U all other demands. If neces- sary, the strikers declare every waiter, cook in New York, that is 12,000 will be called out.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
NEWSPAPERS 60
 WITHOUT TICKETS
Chairman New Says 4OOO have Ap- piled for Places in Republican
 National Convention.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-CoI Harry $. New. of Indianapolis. chairman of the committee on arrangements, said tonight that it would be physically impossible to take care of the 4,000 newspapers which within the last few days have indicated a desire to be accommodated with seats for their representatives in the Chicago re- publican convention.
 Originally there were 434 press seats" said New That number has been increased to 534 and that is final. All allotments have been made and there will be no changes" It was reported tonight that when the national committee meets the first business will be the election of a chairman. Since the death of John F. Hill. of Maine. Victor Rosewater, of Nebraska. vice chairman. has been acting chairman.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
WIGHT IS QUITE CERTAIN
 II WILL BE ROOSEVELT
Arrival at Chicago of Louisiana Ma
 tjonal Committeeman.
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CHICAGO, June 1.-Pearl Wight of New Orleans, national committeeman of Louisiana who arrived in Chicago today, along with other members of the governing body, predicted the nom inatiOn Of Col. Roosevelt early in the convention
 As a reslt of the numerous prefer ence primaries said Wight there is but one course open to the republican party, the nomination of Roosevelt"
 With the arrival of several members of the national committee in addition to the active heads of the sub committee of arrangements the preliminaries of the national convention took a busi : ness-like turn today Secretary Vii liam Hay ward announced 22S contests filed to date. The hearings are set for June G.