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Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THE COLISEUM.

Patrons of the Coliseum will enjoy a material change of bill this even ing. the vaudeville acts being varied and new songs and pictures will be presented. The Youngers will vary their act with feat never before att tempted on any stage; a muscular achievement that seems almost inn possible of accomplishment. This act is one of the first Of it's kind on the stage and for east and grace out shines the best of it's competitors. In this connection it may be interesting to know that the YOungers are own cousins of the Younger brothers who with the James boys made after the war history in Missouri particularly lurid. Cole Younger. the sole sur vivor of the famous trio, is now a respected and useful citizen of Lees Summit, Missouri
 The Marshalls and Hornberg & Lee will vary their acts and the new pictures will make a very strong at traction for the Saturday and Sunday matinees and the evening program. On Tuesday evening there will be an entire change with one of the strong est vaudeville offerings obtainable.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
SAVOY THEATER.

There are lot of good things in store for all who visit the Savoy theater today and tonight. and those who do not go will miss a swell show. as there will be a complete change tomorrow The program for today is as follows: Bile Ward. a Lubin western drama that is sure tO please: The Ranch Barber is Lubin comedy and q scream: The Heart Of Mech ette. an Edison story with a splendid moral; The American Insurrecto. an Indian drama by kalem: Able Gets Even With Father. and Why He Gave Up. both biOgraph comedies that can't be beaten. Mir Roberts. who never fails to please. is singing Songs My Dear old Nanny Used to- Sing" in spotlight, and That's When Life's One Grand. Sweet Song" To complete a good show. the Savoy orchestra is always right up to the minute with good music.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THE PLAZA.

Today is pupils day" at the pop ular daylight theater Mr. Lincoln has arranged a special program that will interest every pupil of any age in Phoenix The leading photo play Is entitled Molly Pitcher. and is a most spectacular presentation of the noted incident in the War of the Re bellion when Molly takes the place of her husband as gunner In addi- ton an industrial film will be shown Of the Crab Fisheries Every pupil of any school in Phoenix regardless of age will he given a reserved seat at the Plaza from II a. m to 6 D. m.. for only cents. Lady ushers will be in attendance and every at tention possible will be given ladies and children that they may enjoy this special program to the fullest extent. Come at any time between the hours indicated and you will see the complete show.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
ADJUSTMENTS
THE THREE TWINS

No musical comedy in the last de- cade mad, such a strong impression on its opening night as "The Three Twins" and none or them have retained such d firm mold on the public as this fascinating humorous story of real life. With it's many scintillating flashes of wit and it's delightful musi- cal score it is a refreshing novelty to those who have seen it before and is positive revelation to those who see it for the first time. Although the old theme of mistaken identity is the basis of the plot. the author has contrived so many neV situations and devised so many novelties that it is one constant series of delights The plot while in a measure intricate is we'll worked out
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THE EMPRESS

No matter how eXacting the critic
 when measured by the price there was enough of real enjoyable enter tainment in the bill at the Empress last evening to please. The Empress Comedy company put on new farce entitled: Up in the Mountains" The title suggests a great many pretty situations but the little farcelet must be seen to be appreciated Happy Jack George and Harris Mcclure. assisted by the company and Mrs
 Finn and her chorus make merry
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

The songs are bright and catchy and the melodies of the Orphans Four added much tO the success of the production. The bill is good and runs until Monday when an entire change will oe presented.
 One of the pretties features of the Empress is the stage settings which are in striking harmony and delight fully arranged with an eye to simple beauty. Manager Reeves has spared nothing that would add to the at tractiveness of the Empress and ex- pects to keep the class Of entertain ment I'D to the standard of the house.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
S1.25PetticOats 78c

They are made of HeatherblOom in black and colors and all sizes Now is your opportun- ity to save
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

and holds the attention of the auditor until the final fall of the curtain. In tensely ludicrous situations follow each other in quick succession. relieved only by the introduction of musical gems that set the audience wild with de- light It is one of those clean, clever comedies that amuses all ages of the atre goers and is always a welcom- return visitor. If it We're played as a straight comedy it would make a big hit. ana now that it is dainty mosaic of comedy and music, it has such q firm hold on theatre goers that it will be years before it is off the boards. This year the production is entirely new with superb electrical effects. new costumes and elaborate scenery. Elks tEeater, January 2930.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
--fl-- RAILROAD CLAIMS LAND.
Vast Quantity of Real Estate is In-
 volved in Suit.
-.ASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

l-1SSOCidItd IItSS DlSPdICHl
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 26.-A fight by the Southern Pacific railroad company for several million dollars worth of land in California came to climax today when test cases were presented in oral arguments to the supreme court of the United States.
 The railroad claims the land by reason of a congressional main line grant The government is operating the claims
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
coLoNEL's WIFE DROWNED.

1 [.4SSOeidtcd Press Dispatch
 HONOLULU, Jan. 26.-The wife of Lieutenant Colonel Wilson Y Stamper attached to the Second Infantry, now stationed at Schofield barracks. was drowned today while bathing in the surf
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THE WICW6M

Manager Mullen of the Wigwam an- nounces a complete change of program for tonight with some excellent pho to plays and up-to-date songs by Miss Hall
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
GLOBE MAN DEAD.
Explosion in Shelter at Cananea
 Proves Fatal to Two.
Associated Press DiSpdtchl

CANANEA. Sonora. Jan. 26-Reese Lloyd, formerly of Globe, foreman, and one Chinese. are dead as the re- suit of an explosion at a shelter here last Saturday. Both died yes terday. They were covered by molten metal
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
JURY COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
Senator Williams, Charles Weaver and A. w. 5orIsnd Will Name
 Next Juries.

Circuit Judge Gotham yesterday named the jury commissioners whi are to select the next court JurIe. The commissioners are Senator Ham Williams and A. w. Boris,ld, repre senting the democratic citizenship ant Charles Weaver, who represents |. minority party.
 Judge Gotham instructed the co missioners to give little more at tentica to placing responsible younE men on the jury lists as he was well pleased with results from the younger jures at the last term of court. l. has too often been the rule to select some old men for jury service who were chosen rather so they could get the per diem than for their other qualifications.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
SHANNON GIVEN | LIQUOR LICENSE
SUMTER MAKES AN APPEAL FROM ACTION OF COUNTY
 COURT TO CIRCUIT COURT.
Kentucky Club Bar Proprietorship IS Still ln the Courts and WIll be
 Fought Out to the End.

Mrs. Edna shannon. wife of Wnl. shannon, of the Kentucky Club. was yesterday morning granted a liquor license. which gives her the right of operation in this disputed premises over John J. Sumpter, who had also applied for license at the same place.
 The action of the court came after a complete investigation of the cir cumstances, snd much evidence talk ing. all of which had not been con- pleted until yesterday morning.
 The city council had held up both petitions for license awaiting the action of the county court, and 1t was given expression in the council that the city would give the city part oi the license to whichever of the ccsr tenders won in the county court.
 o. H. Sumpter. counsel for John J. Sumpter. was busy yesterday af- ternoon preparing en appeal from the action of the county court, and tiis case will be taken into the circuit court on that appeal The action is cn a remonstrance filed by Sumnter against the granting of license 10 Mrs. shannon.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
BATH HOUSE LEASED.
Wade and Warren Will Operate Col. ored Sanitarium and Bath
 Houses.

Dr. c NJ. Wade ana l. T. T. War ren, two of our most energetic coior- ad citizens, have leased the Pythian sanitarum and Bath House and op- ened for business Jan |. They de. serve considerable credit for having arranged tad created tn pace ior he benefit of their people Colorea people, now, can obtain all the al tention and service at the Pythlan Bath House and Sanitarium tlecatec at 415 Malvern ayenuel, that is ne- cessary for ailments for which they sisit Hot Springs.
 Dr. Wade deserves great credit as the founder of the institute, having fought several years in the Pythigo body for the establishment of this institution here.
 John Warren is native negro ai great enterprise. having been identI fled In all matters perHining to the progress and welfare of his race. srnc. early manhood He is very highly re-
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
CAN BURN TABLES.
Circuit Court Says Pool Tables Con verted into Craps Tables Are
 5urnable.

Pool tables, whlch nave been con- used for craps games, are subject to the execution of burning orders, ac- cording to decision handcd down by Circuit Judge Gotham yesterday n circuit court. Two tables had been captured by the sheriff, who claimed they were used for shooting craps thereon. The matter was sub. mitted to the court, and the court after looking up the authorities, de- cided they could be burned as gam ing paraphernalia. An appeal from that decision is taken to the supreme court.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
ARLINGTON NOTES.

PrUminent among yesterdays ar rivals at the Arlington Hotel were Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Collins of In- dianapolis. Ind MT. Collins Is sales mam ser of the Western Electric Go. he p.ad hie handsome wife plan an in definitc stay as the Arlington.
 D ( Smith and H Karmack of ChcaFo, two Arlington regulars, got in yesterday and same as ever viii be in Hot Springs for three weeks at least They expect Messrs. Orr, Hammond and Tyus, their 1911 pas in from Boston by Thursday at the latest.
 E. B. Quiggle of Washngton. D. C.. was another Arlington arrival yes terday.
 The Rev c. H. Lockwood of Hei- ena, Ark, also registered at the Arlington. So did Miss Hattie M Cohn of Little nock.
 Two Memphis arrivals at the Ar llngton were T. J Hendricks ant J. c. Dean.
 Miss Esther Graham returns to State University at Fayetteville this morning. Judge and Mrs. Gradam ac- compaaied her to Little Rock
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
oUAKusuP WATCH PARTY.
Club Keeps House With One of It's
 Members.

The Ouakesup Club kept open house with one of It's most charming mem- bers, Miss Beulah Lloyd, on Monday afternoon, at the handsome new home of Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Lloyd, on Waro avenue
 The afternoon was cool and crisp and large crowd took advantage to enjoy tine Hospitality of one of the brightest and most enterpris ag clubs of the city,
 This beautiful home needs no addet touch of ornamentation to enhf.nce its finished settings and the senses were made captive on entering, as glimpst Inside revealed the soft wall hanging. the draperies and floor coverings. al blending in one complete harmoniou color scheme. Only touch cf .- and mistletoe was added to sagges the holiday season, and at the ap- pointed hour the reception hall. draw ing room and library were filled witl guests
 The topic under general conslder ton was FChild Life in it's Different Phases, and a unique feature was the telling by each mother of some ever to be remembered saying or in cident of the little cnes.
 A special musical and literary pr,. gram was rendered by some ot tpe citys best talent, after which delight ful cream and cakes ware saryed by the Misses Williams and French
 A buffet luncheon in the dnmg room was further added the hospl taity being extended by Mrs. Lloyd. Miss Loyd and Mrs. Hamp Williams
 The program included the follow ing:
 Instrumental solo-Miss Blanche Hallman.
 Vocal Solo-'Lullabyes', Miss ha- gel Miller.
 Reading Miss Clara Loyd
 Instrumental solo-Mrs. Irma C Hogue.
 Vocal Solo-Miss Irene Laser.
 After most enioyaSe evc<liRg the guests departed. voting the club anu hostess most successful entertainers.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
ALBERT MENpEL AND co.
Big Annual Clearing Sale 3 Great
 Success.

All day long yesterday the store of Albert Mendol and Co, was crowd ed to the doors The drawing care was the Great Annual Clearing Sale of this popular establishment. Each January this sale takes place, and the public is given an opportunity 10 purchase Ladies High Class Ready. to-Wear Garments, Coats, Furs. No tions, etc. at greatly reduced prices So great was the crowd yesterday that all could not get waited on Mir. Mendel has engaged extra help for today and this will Insure prompt at- tentlon to all. and will enable all to ge, the full benefit of ahis great econ omic event. It.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
Jerome B. York, Robert York and r A. Gates, Comprainants.

Jerome B. York, Robert York and F A. Gates, Compralnants.
 vs. No. TAI. H. L. Oaks, Defendant.
 foTlcE OF SALE.
 Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will sell the followins real estate at the hour of noon o1 SATURDAY, the 13TH DAY OF JAN. UARY, 1912. at the front door of the Garland County Court House in the City of Hot Springs, Arkansas, to- wit:
 All of Lot Ten (lO), ia Block One (D, of Dauers Subdivision of the northeast quarters of the southeas, quarter of section Five t5), Town ship Three (3) South, Range Nine teen (19) west, situated in Garland County, Arkansas
 The said sale will be on credit ol three months, with security to be ap- proved by the Court, bearing six tG per cent) interest
 DUkAND WHIPPLE.
 Standing Master ip Chancerv
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03

and it's progress aud administration closely, and therefore his suggestions and his ideas are generally carried out. He has visityl ane new bath houses, and has several lengthy con ferences with Superintendent Myers and Medical Director Hailock.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
cHiEF CLERK UcKER.
Of the interior Department is Here
 On Official Business Visit.

There is much speculation concern inf the visit here at this time of Chiei Clerk Ucker of the Interior Depart ment.
 Chief Clerk ucker is almost the whole interior department inasfar as Hot Springs Is concerned. since long ago he interested himself in this ua- tional resort, has followed the city
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03
COUGHS AND SORE THROAT

Rub on Begy's Mustarine. It will not blister. Quickly cures headache, toothache, pleurisy bronchitis, lame back, stiff joints, brnions, callouses neuralgia, or money back. Be sure it's Begy's. 25 cents at all druggists.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-03

spected by the white people of this city and holds rating Es success full business man.
 The firm of Wade and Warren ought to succeed, as oeir many white friends and colored constituents will render their hearty support to this race enterprise. 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
DETECTIVES PAID
FOR ALLEN SEARCH
Hunt for Fugitives Will Be Con-
tinued-Cost of Case to
Date Is $1,000.

Settlement was made yesterday with
w C. Baldwin. OF the Baldwin Felts
Detective Agency. for the work OF
searching for the Aliens. o. Carron
and OF guarding the prisoners in the
various jahs and during the long
drawnout trials.
This expenditure Is paid out OF the
general FUNDS in the treasury, under
section 10. OF the Code which hermit,
the Auditor OF Public Accounts. viii
the approval OF the Governor. to nav
claims Tor hunting and apprehcndini,
criminals when not covered by specific
acts.
There is no intention whatever OF
aoandoninS the search for S!dna Allen
ana Wesley Edwards. the two offender
who arc still at large. The agency
representatives throughout the conn
Try with affiliated organizations. viii
Keep on the alert. and all clues nrn-
sentinG themselves will be traced The
Governor and Mr.. Baldwin express no
DOUBT whatever that the men VIII
eventually be caught
1t Is found that the entire payments
10 the detective bureau. includinp the
possess pay and expenses, horse hire
and feed. board ana railroad fare
guarding OF prisoners in Hilisvilie ana
Wytncville jails. guarding the Wythe-
vie courtroom. and travel of prisoners
ana guards numerous times between
Hillsville. Roanoke and Wytheville
amounted. up 10 yesterday, 10 sllghtl,
less than $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
MONTAGUE TO SPEAK
AT CITY AUDITORIUM

Former Governor Andrew Jackson
Montague. who is making the race for
Congress IN the Third Congressional
District against Captain John Lamb.
announced cstcrday thai the big meet
ing of his campaign would be held at
the city Auditorium on The evening of
Tuesday. July 80. The meeting will
be under the auspices OF the Montague
Club. Of which III. r. Pollard. Jr. is
president. and Maurice y. Powers, sec
rotary. a band has been engaged for
the occasion ard 1t Is expected that a
number OF citizens Will deliver ad-
dresses. In which they will show why
they believe Mr.. Montague should he
sent to Congress from tho most i'm
portant district in Virginia.
Within the next few days list of
vice presidents who will take part in
the meeting will be announced. Dir.
Montague's address at tho City Audi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

The Times Dispatch received the ,ol
lowing amounts yesterday FOR the ice
Mission:
Williams Memorial Circle. Kings
Daughters .......... on
Play given by FIVE chilrren of
Church Hill-Marion Waller.
Kitty Mitchell elaine Burnett,
Ralph Chappel. Elsie Miller. 81
IOtal .......-... ........-.. 81 y (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
WHITL0CK FINED S1OO
Court Tells Him lie VIII Go to uni
II Guilty OF Third OMrnSc

with the warning that II convicted
aga n for violating the speed laws he
would be sent to Jail. Charles +. Whit
lock. OF 100 East Franklin Street. was
nned $500 and costs yesterday morn
Whitlock was fined $50 for speeding
For driving his automobile between
twenty-five and thirty-nve miles an
hour about the Reservoir he was ar
rested Friday night by Motorcycles Pc
liceman {. 3. Samuols. He pleaded
guilty before Justice Crutchfeld In
imposing the sentence the latter told
the defendant that he mad been twice
fined for speeding. and that upon a
third appearance in his court for the
same offense he would be jailed
In the car with Whitlock when he
was arrested were James r. Gordon
father OF Police Commissioner w
Douglas Gordon. and a brother OF Com
missioner Gordon Commissioner cor
den. who has ---~n leading the nvht
against spceders, was not with Whit
lock. He was In court when the cas-.
was called and expressed satisfaction
with Justice Crutchheld's ruling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
BOARD CALLED IN
SPECIAL SESSION
Aldermen to Pass on Plans foEi
New Bellevue Public
School.

AT the request OF number OF mems
bcrs. Vice President William II. Adams,
/ OF the Board OF Aldermen, issued yes
terdIy a call Tor special meeting TO
be neld on Tuesday night at o'clock.
The purpose specified in the call is TO
receive report from the Committee
on Finance approving the plans tor
the new Bellevue puDlic school To 90
erected OH the Van Lev property re-.
Gently acquired b. the city. ana max
Ing an appropriation OF $4,000 to pro-
vide for its erection. The call also
includes report from the Committee
on Finance recommending that tho
plans Tor tie new sidney school be
returned TO the City school Board TO
be reduced to the amount originally
specified tor that building. $4,000. BY
cutting out few extras. II is believed
that the plans can be brought within
the limit named oy the Finance Com
mlttee and be reported back 20 the
Council IA August siiG SO receive final
approval before the termination OF
III Council on August 81
The only other meetings on the City
Hall calendar Tor this week are the
Committee on ordinance. Charter and
reform Monday night at S o'clock. and
the Committee on Water FriGay night
at o'clock.
Gone Into Oblivion.
The special CUmM!ttcc on Invests
eating the Public chools has appAr-
emily retired into that oblivion from
winch many people believe II should
never hlye emersed 1t is not anti
take amy concluded action either on
the offer OF Thomas j. Todd TO donate
! 10 the city $4,000 toward a site for a.
public library or on the oner of the
Charlotte Williams Corporation to turn
over 10 the city the Memorial Hos
pitaL The hospital matter has been
before the joint Committees on Finance
and Relief O. the Poor. and there is yer
a chance of the ofior being accepted
AT the August meeting OF the Council.
though the committee has done little
TO secure Information as to tho cost
OF operating a hospital. or the plan
under witch it should be conduct I'd.
The public library mutter was intrust-
ed TO special committee. which has
held but one or two meetings, and has
shown little interest In the PROPOSE
ton special committee appointed
to report plan for improving living
conditions among the colored roDu!4-
ton VIII also die with this Council.
without submitting any report. the ex-
= tent OF us activities during more than
year haNins been ono or two auto
mopl.e rides. Tor which the garage
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
PLAN BIG PICNIC
At OCEAN VIE VI
Metal Trades Federation and Ma
chinists to Spend Saturday
at Scashore.

The annual picnic u the Metal
Trades Federation OF Locomotive
works Employees and the international
Association Of Macn!alsts OF Rich
mona wll lclve the city tor ocean
View nest Saturday mosn!ns Ut z
O'Clock or. TO be exact there wi!l
be Two special trains. the second one
leaving an Aolr later. On the return
trip tne last train vii. leave Ola Point
at 30 o'clock.
Ia addition 70 many other things
that are done On sloh pleasure trips.
the committee in charge has arranged
Tor tAl-ty events athletic ana otaer-
wise ranging from the hundred yard
dash TO tae tat womens race. There
vii. toe the tAree-!eBscG race, tho tlB
e.. yvur. potato r4crs. sack races. chase
your Shoes and tne apple eating con-
test The Oldest and the youngest
married couples VIII DC awarded prizes.
also tuc most affirmative child. tile most
man. IL, GBl!est man 4n- the man So j.
ing the largest number OF tickets. IN
nearly every evcnt there arc three
prizes. which have been donated Tor
the occasion ~ business concerns
throughout the city.
Following are the committees in
charge OF the outing:
General Committee-H. ]. Norton. i.
c. Davidson. r K. Dowdy.
Finance Comm!itee-O / Koch. J. 7.
Adams, ! 5. Gibson. J. I Reynolds
Committee on Order-W c Black
burn. II. L. Baker, George York. W NJ
McGeary. +. II Houston. j. y. Nc
GOwan. X. c. Gates. l. IL. Miller ".
T Waldrop. oscar earle, J. 7. Traylor.
W. L. Bowling.
Committee on Program-H J. Nor
ton. J. y. Hall!han. l. W. Slater. e r.
Dowdy. T j. Adams. J. e Reynolds.
W. Z. Bowling. J. c. Brock. O. l. Koch.
" c. Blackburn.
Tho committee on program will have
supervision over all events scheduled.
an dwil have the power 10 appoint as
sistants from the members Of the or
CARNATIONS taking part No one ex-
ccpt ticket-holder will be allowed
20 take nart in any contest.