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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-23
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-23

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SPEESONALS5
~ PEOPLE
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tor heF bo1,s q WestsEuEuEt. ~ -
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several useks NJ. Wstds bulrh vii
Join thsm on Wednesday
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hons IN HtEh sfreri-
Erncss Y0st uho attends 8, Johns
Mnhary Academy a. ARsapolia. Nd
has arrived hGms TO spend fhr boli.
days uish his parents. Dr. and Ms J.
l. d Yosf
Calvin smoot Of Neu.buTE. Who a
tends schGVi In Port DEFIANCE. Va. y
spending - DAYS a the home Of
his br5ther. NJ G. " sm0ot. IN Pair
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have TutuFnad to New York-
clay Amos. who attends Harvard
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m.s vacation 18th bic par~nis. NJ
and Mrs Cs0rEr Am1s-
Msrie Amos 10 ~ Tum he Ehiyer-
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b Greer. Thsy ell remain Tor ssv.
sfsi days sin Mrs. 6resr'r parent,
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70 her hone N FsirmcuS as-nue
Hiss Fiorsac- CaNenses. q. Coa-
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81. Mr.. Josa Lavender and ~ife
Mr. and Mr. james RaEnehah- Of
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n Eht N rosie 10 BuBols. "a TO speuo
the holidays
Nr- Joan King. o. Pittsburgh uin
arrive has evening 10 sU-end the boil
tays With ner sister. Mrs Thos Buck
E.r NJ King gill faIu her o-mo-.
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Miss Llscy Davs5a KS Frankie Coz
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-23

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Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
GLENDALE:
TOWN WILL PURCHASE
 WATER WORKS PLANT
Excitement High Concerning Coming City Election. High School
 Building Plans.

GLENDALE. Ariz. March 1S-The city of Glendale has entered into an agreement to purchase the water works from F. IT. Sine. At the earliest possible moment town meeting will be called to decide upon the issue of S15.oO0 of bonds to CO., yer the purchase of the water works and also at this same town meeting the full particulars regarding the purchase of the electric plant will
 be brought forward and decided upon.
 Mir. smith has just moved into the new hous, recently completed by r. w Akin.
 A new tank has jus, been placed on Meridian avenue beside lateral eighteen to be used in connection with th- street sprinkler
 Mrs. Robert Scudder's sister is visiting at the Scudder home
 Mrs. Rick who lives two miles east of town is on the sick list
 Mrs. J. =. Ryan is very ill Excitement is running high re gardinS the coming city election.
 At the meeting of the high school board many plans for the new building Wer, brought forward and discussed No one plan seeming to quite fill the final decision was left till a later meeting. The committc, seemed divided on the lighting qucs- tion some believing that side light ing is a great deal better than top lighting. The questions seems c. be such an old one that it's discussion should not be necessary. For the l last ten tu fifteen years every large manufacturing plant that has been built has been constructed with the | idea of top light one of the principal | features and many extra dollars add | ed to the first cost to obtain proper distribution of light All the large department stores are built with the idea of top light. The writer k | fortunate enough to have been pres cnt and heard some of the best cN | perts in the country lecture on this problem Among them Dr. Stein
 metz (whom | have heard several 1 timcs). All of these men did not
 consider the side lighting in the same class with top light and where | it was possible to have the top light
 the side lighting question was laid aside and the proper arrangement | for top lighting was discussed side | lighting being considered thing o' the past In all the good schools m this country all the pupils are taught
 that the proper light for study must come from above to prevent the straining ot one or both eyes. Every educator in this and in all coun- trys will and are advocating top liGh' lbccause it is the only right way L. light any building properly.
 | Mrs C IL Tinker entertained very
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
MESA
WISE RESIDENCE IS
 TOTALLY DESTROYED
Home Of Charles T. Wise Destroyed by Fire. Saturday Night, While
 Owner Was Absent.

About 1r:30 Saturday night the nome of Charles r Wise. located short distance west of Mesa. was totally de stroyed by fire Mr. Wise was in Phor- nix at the time and when the fire was discovered by the ncighbOrS the flames haa gained such hcadwaY that there was mo chance to rescue any part ol the contents Mr. Wise says there had been no fire in the house during the day. as he had been away. and con sequentIy there is mo way to determine how the disaster originated. It is sug- gested that perhaps tramps had made themselves at home during the ab- scnce of the owner. carried off articles of value and fired the building to hide the crime. This. of course. is mere surmise.
 Mir. Wise k d widower and the house burned was his old home residence. containing furniture. bedding and a thousand and one things that had been the accumulation of years. Some oi the articles were of considerable val ue and there were others that he would not have parted with for any money. owing to their association with events of the past. It is estimated inat the total loss will reach close to three thousand dollars.
 The news of the fire was -"lephoncJ tn parties III Mesa and a number went out in automobiles and bugEiCs, but all were too late to do more than watch the end of the conflagration.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
Try This Hon1e-Made
 Cough Remedy Costs Little, But Does the Work Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint of granulatcd sugar with Ja pint of warm water. and str for 7 minutes. Put 2la ounces ot PincX tiiity cents worth) in d pint bottle; then ad'l the Sugar Syrup. Take a tcaspoontul every one, two or three hours.
 You will find that this simple rein edy takes hold of cough more quickly than anything else you ever used. U,u- ally ends d deep seated cough inside of 24 hours. Splendid, too. for whoop- tug cough. croup. chest pains, bronchl- is and other throat troubles. It stim- ulates the appetite and is slightly lax atiyc, which helps end cough.
 This recipe makes more and better cough syrup than you could buy ready made for S2.JO. It keeps perfectly and tastes pleasantly.
 PincX is the most valuable conccn- tratcd compound of Norway white pine extract. and is rich in "uaiacol and all tn" natural pine elements which are 90 healing to the membranes. Other prep aration will not work ill this formula.
 This plan of making cough syrup with PincI and sugar syrup Cor strained hOncy) has proven S0 popular through out the United States and Canada that it is often initiated But the old. sue ce-sful formula has never hccn cqualcd.
 A @uarautv of absolute satisfaction. or money promptly refunded. %ocs with this recipe. Your dru"gi-t has PincN or will get it for you. If not, send to The Pincx Co.,, It. Wayne, Ind.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
WILL GROW MELONS.

owing to the fact that d number CT the cantaloupe growers had pad luck last season in disposng of their mel ons. it has been rumored 1t various times that there would be 'ew or no Mesa melons on the market the com ing summer. Dan r. Jones president of the Mesa Melon Growers aSS"cla . ton. has given out statement that the members of that association will plant as usual. Seed has already been contracted for and can be had on ap- plication While it is probable that there will not be so large m acreage as usual. there are many Of the grow CTS who made good money last sea - son in spite of the rains that came m ih, middle of the season. and this Is liable to be one of the years when prices will range. unusually high for the delicious Mesa canteloupe.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
TEMPE
THE BOARD OF TRADE
 ID BE PROGRAMMED
Meeting of the Citizens Was Held Last Night to Talk Over The
 Proposition.

X meeting was held last night at 4he council chambers Tor the purpose of reorganizing the Tempe board ot Trade Tempe had a board of trade until about d year ago when the mer- chants association was organized. when it was thought useless to have two organizations and the affairs were taken over by the last named organl- Zation. However. for some tune the work has been too great for the mer- chants association to handle and therefore they have asked [" have the old body re-organized. This does not mean that the merchants association will not attend to matters as hereto fore but il is thought that witt he tw" organizations much better work can be done
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

was libcrally patronizcd yesterday nv Mesa people. Some went on general business. but quite a number visited the capital in order 60 witness the in auguratiou of the first state lcgisla- turc All the attorneys with the eX- ccptiou of Judge Silverth"rn. went down to attend the opening of the su- prcmc court. intending jo remain over for the banquet given by the bar as Suciation last night On the morning train the passenger list included. j. J. Fraser. Phil Nets A. C. Mcqueen. Donald T. Mcqueen. ]. l.. Waring. John A. Gauj, W. \. Macdonald, j. \. Crosby. Marshall R. Bowen. S. D. Shumway. attorneys Jay C. sexton. N J. Doughcrty and Joseph r.. Noble. Mr and Mrs Herman Zuberbicr, Mrs. l., w Stinwen, Miss Shrine. Mrs. Wal ton Patterson. Marion Pomeloy. Fred Flames
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
sTENooRAPHY CONTEST.

stenographv contest Will D. held Thursday night in Mesa. between the commercial departments oi the high schools in that city and Tempe. The con test will be for two cups. one in short hand and Jhe other in typewritinS. The cup for shorthand is being offered by A II. Harmer of this place. while the ty-pewriting cup is being put up by q business firm in Mesa. The cups arc to go to the school that wins it twic, in three years.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
SNEAK THIEVES.

The officers are on the lookout for the sneak thieves who have been un- usually busy of late. Reports of los ses of small articles come from various private families. and recently some one stolc rocking chair from the front porch of the Alhambra hotel. \ night or two later some thief entered the wash house connected with the hotel and carried off a good table. lt has been suggested that perhaps some couple contemplate house keeping and are furnishing the house.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
ne VII BUR A CANDIDATE.

pr F. w Wilbur Is an active candl- date for tine office of vicc-president of 5hc salt River Valley Water Users as sociatiun. The doctor is one of the best informed men in thr county re- garding irrigation matters anu has the confidence of all who kno" him. He will undoubtedly get the support Of the south side land owners for the posi- ton which he is seeking.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

resent the school Mr r. Gilmore Fisk took second place Thc following were the contestants with the selection of each. Edna Jenkins Commence ment": Earl Brooks. The Curse of Regulu>". Ruby Haishlcr College Oil Cans. F. Gilmore risk Wendell Philips address on the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of O'Connell": GusSie Harris. How Tom Sawyer WhiteWasnci the Fence; Cary Mcy- cr. The Soldier Boy. Eathryne ScuJder. The Whistlng Regulars: Roy Richards. Social Disepntcnt'
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
TYpeWRITlNG CONTEST

A typewriter contest will De held at the Mesa high school auditorium on Thursday night of this week. between students of the home school and stu dents of the Tempe high school. Be sides the contest. there will be an ln- tcresting general program. which all are cordially invited to attend. II is said that there are some unusually last operators in both schools.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
RISHOp COMING.

The Methodist quarterly conference will br held at tine church next Thursdav Rev. =. !. Rogers, bishop for Arizona, will he present and hear the reports of the pastor. Rev. David Roberts. of the Sunday school super intcndent Q" the president oi the Ep- worth league; of the ladies aid socie- ". and oi the stewards, trustees, etc.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
CONVAlESCENT.

Saturday Miss Julia Ferguson was removed from the South Side hospital where she was i'll several weeks from pneumonia. to her home. For some time Miss Ferguson's life was despair rd of. but when she rallied made rapid progress toward recovery. It will be some time yet before she will be able to resume her place in the Mesa city bank
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

The revival is on. on" hundred and thirty seven were at Sunday school, Sunday IS united with the church. MT. Harris plays the harp for the last time in Tempe at 7:S0 tonight. Bap- tismal service Tuesday at 7:30 D m. The evangelistic theme for Tuesday
 night The Wiles of the Devil. or when the Devil goes to church. Hear MT. Harris. All christians pray tha- Tempe turn to Christ N. E. McGhee.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
AUTOMOBILE ROAD.

Hugh Dana. the local road 0NerseeI' announces that the road between Mesa and Phoenix k now in splendid condi- tion. His directions are to drive to the Mesa creamery and thence directly west to Center street. This means crossing the river on the new bridge at Center street crossing.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
STRANGERS IN TOWN.

At the Alhanbra: Lu Rewhardt. St. Louis; O. Black, Payson; l.. r. Wells. New York: <. C. MaXie, Wcstfield Mass; J. NJ Gutzman, Tucson. Mrs Geo. Hageman. J. C. LockhaId. Phoc- nix; (. F. Gates. C. w. Gates. Orange Cal: D. II. Hooker. Goldficld: <. EcrEh Los Angeles: Peter r. My hannd. C r. RiSdcn
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
ENLARGING QUARTERS.

Attaway X Pearcc. commission men, are cnlarging their quarters on Main street An entire new front i, being put in and the rrar wall has been re- moved anu will be rebuilt thirty feet further back. This wilt almost double the floor space anI give the boys plenty of room to handle the business
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
TILE "SOCIAI TALk."

Miss Laura Burtt. manager of the Consolidated telephone exchange. was around town yesterday distributing blotters announcing new departure to be known as the social Talk. It means that for q one minute rate five minute social talk can he had oyer
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
MASQUERADE BALL.

In notice of the masquerade ball to be given by the Lady MaccaOees. recently published in The Republican. the date was placed as March 2lst. This was a mistake. The dance will be held at K. r. hall tomorrow night. Marca goth. The managers nave made big preparations for the event and those who do not attend will miss d treat.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
ORGANIZED SUNDAY SCHOOL

Rev. Mir. Riley. accompanied by Rev. David Roberts, went tO Gilbert sun day and organized d -dcuomina- tiunal sunday school. \. W. Ayres was elected superintendent and Miss Mary Butler secretary. There were fort -- one present. sunday school will be held in the district school house.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

the long distance line between neigh bors of Phoenix and Mesa. Some of the ladies can say great deal in five minutes. but the chances that the So- cial talk will frequently stretch out to fifteen of twenty minute are very favorable.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
DISAPPOINTM ENT.

Wife-Oh, John. dear haven't you got hcadachcr
 Hushand-No. Why2
 Wifc-Oh. I'm SO sorry. | have a new headache powder here | wanted to try.-Puck
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
peEIIM,NARY CONTEST.

The preliminary contest Co decide who should represent Tempe high school at the state ylcclamatory contest at the Normal Friday nigh; was held at the high school last SaturG9Y nlght- Miss Edna Jenkins was chosen to rep
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
WILL PLANT GRAIN.

David and George Kleinmau went to the Klcinman ranch yesterday and will remain until they have sowcl loo acres of land 60 grain. They figure that the present year will be a g"'I one for :aising bumper cops.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
MARRIED YESTERDAY.

Jesus Arcne and Josephine Mcruu- des both from south Of Tempe were married yesterday morning at the Catholic church.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
AT THE CASA LOMA.

The following were registered at the Casa Loma yesterday: J. F. Sullivan Los Angeles: G. Gancm. New York, W. Y. Adrian. city, H C. Lunkin. Chi cago. J NJ. Getzman. Tucson
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19

pleasantly at whist one afternoon re- gently. Miss Nerney captured the first prize Those present were: Mcsdames Myers. CartmeL Davis, Payson. Humm, Cant Twinch. Cox. and Misscss Nerney and Oliver
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
FOR SOUTHERN BORDER.

Dane Coolridgc who has been here for some time left sunday for the southern border of tn" state where he will remain for .; short time.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Herman Zuberbier yesterday took her eldest son to Phoenix to nave an operation performed. Sine will re main at the hospital until the child Is able to be brought homo.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
FROM FL PA so.

Rev. J. F. Corbin of Fl Paso k here for il short stay. Mir. Corbiu and family formerly resided here but lei' a bout q gear ago.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
AT THE OLIVE,

The following were registered at the Olive yesterday: j. F. Corbin. Fl Paso: w H. Green. Fl Centro; J. W. PaUry Ray.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
TO SANTA CRUZ.

John Woolf left sunday for santa cruz after having spent few days here wijh relatives and friends
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
LADIES' | AID.

The ladies aid of the Christian church will hold session at She church Wednesday afternoon, begin ming at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
FROM R AN.

.Ino. Parry of Ray is down for few days visit with relatives and friends
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
MISSIONARY SERVICE.

Two missionaries will be at thu ratholi, church this week. holding ser vices each evening at 1:3o D. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
REPRESENTATIVE HERE.

B Lyons representative Tor type- writer company was caller here yes tcrddY.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-19
PHOENIX VISITORS.

The Phoenix and Eastern railroad