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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-07

Bmbroe. i85 broadway; $4,000: ,oo,.
sOTH sT 2ls East. 25Sio22 o NOV Ro tsUi
S' scfH - ST. go East - 251io22: Nov p
1905 Max Kramer and sno 70 sophia hoOer''
SGD SOB ST. I25 west. I9xiO22: May 8. 1909;
Racburn w. Murray 6 and John G Jenkins and
JSnKn; Geo to sauehe IS Park Row
loIST ST. =. 226 II Of Amsterdam ave
2sxloo II; oct 49, 1894; Jacob and Minnie so nos
bel to Eliza Clark; slo'o"' attorneys po"'''
, It'll ST. I2o East. 2oxioolI: Oct 10. 1906;
Kate Gretzer TO Louis and Annie Levy: ss;ooo'
ATTORNEYS Phillips a Samues. 10 Nassau 81
18TH ST. n A. 200 II W OF Sth ave- .ox1oo II !:
Dec I 1908; Emma Kedenburs 10 Theodors
Schroeder: 5000; attorney. Henry "endt' w
ETH ST. ls5 East Gotham Theatre; sales
contract. Feb 90, 1912; VIM fox Amusement 90
American Seating Cd s9@sders Noy ~ ISIS
t,hnn uateeld 10 Pauline Msthesius; $1,000. at
torn.y., II A & G + Heydt. q William 81 90
,od l8erH tv. sr 0c Tobessn to Albert Erdman
81, 900: attorney. Myron sulzberger - PARK
Row a. ., .s,a,. Poh.,,
ua III 2e,sox22x7sio: washington ct, e.s.
~ "a same map 30 sx7s 9x?0x7ss: June -
1907 Zurich SIX Furnishing Go 20 go SoS n,aI
n arp Knrsheedt. so2 Broadway.
BETHIND ST. $. ~ q Of Washington st.
esxIa 10: same 10 same; S2o,oo"'
Tho Bronx.
c.poToS, AVE, n :. IT'S n e OF lI8th 81
,oorio ox1IT sxI092 Dec 2s, 1911; Nuia"
a Construct,on co TO Nassau Morteage CO.
81 600: attorneys. Bowers SANDS 81 Nassau o. 81
KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE. So4o. map OF ~
lots I'm the Perot estate oath Nara June 10,
1000. yohn 7 Neenan TO Title Guarantee Trust
Co: So, 500: address, 116 Broadwhy' ,ao.
lot 100 map Van Nest Park; July l, lsoo
paul and Mary sassano to Birkbeck inrestmen,
savings 4 Loan Co: 5000; attorney iu'-
rell, 10 William ST .,,. p.c a, zoos
LOT 100. map Of Van Nest PARK. Pee o.. n &c.
Paul and Mary Sassano 10 Birkbeck Inv, ga V
a Loan Co Of America; $500 attorney H'e"
M aIf5 % AVE- . Is IT Of isoth Ct. 2s.loo;
Tune g. 1902; George p and MARY hmn ~ g a. "a
Emeline A Kemp; $500; attorney fooer' i'u''
IS SIMPSON ST. ae7s Of p w.,,shssser
ave 81 exloo. April 2 1912 Morits Eosehstrau ss
to Rockland Realty Co, $500; attofheS' "eis''
WHITE PLAINS RID. cor q Walkisy pl.
runs rs to W Garden st sox elx
rs q 10 beg March 81. 1905; Harris Marcus 70
Leo Balsam. $1,000; attorneys, Fisher q foth-
stein, lis Broadway. 90 G
xsl; Dec {; 1894 Anna X Roe'''er 10 Katie
WHITE PLAINS RID. 500 It from there
Of 900 n n OF Morris Park ave. 23xlOO; June l..
1905; Thomas and Lizzie Scott TO Mary w Bas-
com: 5000; attorneys, Gants Meier & Meken-
nell. 81 broadway.
ts2p ST. n s. 100 IT Of Morris pi. sISllS .
Otto; IS, go; attorneys. Lese z g, 80 nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY. Dec 80. 1900 Louis Lese
10 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. Sl3.-
800; attorneys, Fettretch Seybeh ~ fark ROW
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan.

ST. NICHOLAS AvBNUE.-Goodwin g. GOOD
win have sold for Donald Robertson TO cneht
a., investment No. 1915 81. Nicholas avenue, a
fiye story apartment house. with stores. on plot
x2x1o0 feet. The property was held at $1,000
GOTH sTREET.-Emanuel Simon has sold FOR
Michael Cohen to John b. Sheridan No. lob 10
iO7 East Goth street. three five story flathouses'
1kaTH STREBT.-Eugene J. Busher has sold
FOR Jacob Cohen the lot 25x100 feet on the
south side Of 159th street 30 feet west OF Mel
rose avenue, 20 William Proctor. VINO owns ad-
Soining property.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

5TH AVE. 5si and 5s3. Ferdinand Lander
agt Hertz Habit Maker, Inc. ct AL May 20.
1912. sl64 Is.
nth ST. 500 to $40 East Webster Iron
Works agt Open Stair Tenement co et al, Dec
IA 1911; S1.1s2 70
SAME PROPERTY George Holmes CO agt
same; Dec o. 1911: 81, 29s
SAME PROPERTY, James " Johnson agt
same; Dec IA. 1911; $50.
SAME PROPERTY Pietrowski a Koncp co
agt same; Dec IL. 1911, s2.s0o
SANE PROPERTY. Isaac Moritz ast same
Dec II, 1911, SLAB
SAME PROPERTY Troy Metal Lath Co agt
same; Dec s. 1911. 500 So
SAME PROPERTY; Cross Austin & Ireland
Lumber Co agt same Nov IS. 1911; 81. 142 30.
SAME PROPERTY, Eureka Tile Co agt same
Dec 10. 1911; SITS.
nth ST. 500 to 500 East; John Laura ast
same Dec IA. 1911, $40
SAME PROPERTY. Max Solomon agt same;
Dec II, 1911. $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY, Lordi & De Re.piris Con
struction Co agt same Dec 10. 1911, $500
SAME PROPERTY; Reliance Fireproof Door
Co agt same; Dec IS, 1911 $500.
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TIE Bronx.

BLONDELL AVE. 5. rs It Of Eyadna
Place. 25X1o0. William VI Fleischmann 10 Mary
l. Arrow. cor Pierce ave and williams
bridge Road: June :. 3 yrs. 6 per cent: 5000:
| attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust CO. lT6
Broadway.
BEAUMONT AVE. W 5. i25 n n q Of is7,h It,.
3oNI9.I I: Peter Bledermaun TO Amelia Lamprecht.
800 East 15sth st. June =. due as per bond .
s757 10. attorneys. o'Grady Brothers. III Broad
way.
| CROTONA AVE. W =. A II n Of l76th 81. 3s 2
| XiOS.g. Nulaw Realty & Construction Co 10 Jos
G Schramm. 9l4 West End ave. May 20. , yrs
| $4,000: attorney. Title Guarantee & Trust CO.
| l76 Broadway
CONCORD AVE. e. sss IT Of Dater It.
S94xl0o; Jack + Bsust 10 Jos " waksling.
| 1856 stebbins ST: June 8. due July !. 1918
| sl1.0O; attorney. Smith Williamson. 36i Alex
ander ave.
burban Place. 6ox18o: Frank wahg 60 10
the Manhattan Mortgage 60. 200 Broadway.
June q: due az per bond. $4,000: address. 90
Broadway
DECATUR AVE, :. $50 n Of Mosholu
Parkway ~ bOrl10. Thos Condor TO T,ie In
surance 90. l25 Broadway: June 8. yrs.
81, 500: address, i35 Broadway.
HULL AVE. =. 100 Il Of Mo-holu Park
way n. 54x1O0. Aloha Realty co IN Nsrcorth
Really Co. 20 Nassau ct; April % Cpr,or mtg
Miller & IIartcorn. 20 Nassau st
HULL AVE =. 2o4 n ~ Mosholu
p afoTS mts $500 y sans per ' cent so
attorneys Miller g. Hsrtcorn % Nassau ~
LOTS ll0 and 100 map $40 lots McGraw
estate. Agnes = murray 10 lFfnteIf = RuhfAei-
bush. 7s2 96th 81: June 8. due per bond .
81 900. address rs East 9sth 81.
LIVINGSTON AVE. " =, being plot 49, blk
12. map Fieldston; Delafeld Estate 20 Farmers
Loan & Trust 90. % william ST: June :. 3 yrs,
- per cent; $1,000; attorney, Title Guarantee
d Trust co. l7G Broadway.
MAPES AVE. cor 10th 81. ~ ixo5.2 Ed
ward Muller Building GO 10 Theresa Sdenberg
~ al exrs Paul Gumblnner. 4s West 56th ~
June 9: 3 yrs; $4,000: attorney, Erdman. %
Nassau st
PROSPECT AVE. cor nth st. 51
$50 s. John McNulty n Tfos simpson. Sears
dale, y Y; April q; 2 yrs: 5000. attorney.
Title Guarantee & Trust 60. l78 Broadway.
ROSEDALE AVE, 5. 100 n n ~ Mansion
ave 25x1OO: Mary Hlayacek TO Bernhard W
Bopp. 300 Columbus ave: June B. yrs, 6lA per
cent: 81 500; attorney Lawyers Title Insurance
& Trust Co leo Broadway.
SAKE AVE. = $. 175 n ~ McGraw ave.
z5xIOO: Title VI Stader 10 Frank Aug. li07
Castleton ave West New Brighton. /. June ]:
due July I. 1915. per cent $3.50: attorneys,
Hildreth & Palmer. Sd and l4sth at.
SAKE AVE, p. $50 n n Of McGraw ave.
o5y1OO: same TO Angelica Gfrich. 500 Irvine
st: juno I; due July I. 1915. per cent: $4,000;
attorneys. same above.
I42D ST, g. zoo n Of Brook ave. hoN1no:
August Niewenhous n Eliz Niewenhous. I West
12ist st. June 3. WIS: 10000; attorney.
ITassey 302 Broadway.
I4qTH ST n s, 3453 n Of Morris ave. c5x
50: Katherine Herman 10 Theresa Reichsrd.
3138 Hull ave; June I prior mtg $4,000; Que
as per bond: $500. attorney. Title Guarantee co.
no ProafwaY.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

HoRATIo ST. los and lO7; United Building
Material Co agt Samuel Hoffman. Farmers
Loan q Trust 20 and VIM II Harris. trustees,
owner Hennebique Construction Co. contractor
81, 394 90.
LAND adj pier AT foot of West 95th st and
Hudson River. lo0xl0O. John 7 Kane Co agt
Curtis Blaisdell 90. owner. Raymond NJ Booth.
contractor: 81. 425 81
UNION SQUARE, 80. 18th st. io4 and 100
East; Franklin Hart, Jr. g. co agt Reliance
Building. owner and contractor S2l5 80.
3D. AVE. 1928. John Johnson agt Mary
McNicholas, owner and contractor; Si42 90.
CHARLOTTE SQUARE i4l5; Louis kamens
sgt Alexander W Range. owner and contractor.
Sil %
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Ellen Tompkins 70 Astoria Properties Co: 500
Louis w Fugazy to Marks Kirshbaum; ~.
Daniel B Freedman TO Father OF the Blessed
Sacrament; $2l, 800
Caroline Lane, individually and as extrx
and ano to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; 800
American Mortgage Co to Emily n Janray;
$4,000.
Jacob Cohen to Deborah Cohen; 800.
Trust Co, $4,000
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address, OF iessee.)
IUNER

with name and address, OF iessee)
JUMBO
AVE A, 1905 store hoor etc; Christine Herr
Itch 20 Christian Johannsen; yrs from Nav l.
1912; 81, 200: address sos East s5th ct.
ALLEN ST. 1852 n store and basement. Louis
Herman to Isaac Gonta, i52 Allen st; 3 yrs from
May 1, 1912; $720; address. 1852 Allen St
MOTT ST, 1877, store and basement; Guisep-
pima zarillo TO Giovanni Arm and ano: S-I2 yrs
from FEB I, 1912: 5000; address, 148 Mott ST.
BROADWAY. S522. store and part basement;
George Fisher Co 20 George Krumwiede; 10
sterdstn ave.
FARK ROW III store and basement, w D
ToglHe 70 Meyer Solomon yrs from Nay /,
1911; 81, 500; address 100 Park Row
9TH AVE. 400 and zo2. ell; Archibald A For
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LIS PENDENS.

35TH ST, 81 West: Metropolitan Lite Insurance
Co agt "a West Thirty-hfth 81 Co ct al 0ore-
closure OF Mtg attorneys. Woodford. Bovee a.
Butcher.
149rH ST. s. ss.4 It " OF st AIMS ave. SO.
xS. 10; Peter Often agt Herbert Houghton
foreclosure OF mtg: attorney, A. A Howell.
WASHINGTON AVE, g. whole front between
lssth and 1s9th SITS. $50. 11x230; Elizabeth Hon.
man agt Fordham View Realty Co ct al faction
to impress uen); attorney. NJ n Black
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..orp.r. p.,atss Securities Co. 100 Broad

.,oo attorney. Estates Securities Co 1eo Broad
issrH ST. $. 1855 It of Franklin ave. 81 80
- iyrag. the Couch Realty and Improvement -
T. Iyorence Schmitt, b72 East 166th st Uh.g
s32, 800; June 3; 81 attorney Theo ea'''e''
GOTH ST, s 8. 1901 # w Of Perry ave, G loo1
100: Timothy J o Connell TO Margaret q y Son
nell 1915 Crotona ave; Ia title' sloo' a'toi"e''
O'Grady Bros, 277 Broadway.
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rest TO Martha Stambsugh 8 yrs from May i
1912; $4,000; address, 1866 Webster ave .,.
Attn ST, 224 and 226 West, all: Martin bech
to Jacob VI Seidenberg and ano: yrs from MAY
1, 1912: $1,000: address. 63 East 121st St.
18TH ST, $50 East store, etc: John j sho.l
10 Samuel Kappel; yrs from March /, 1871
81. 900: address ESQ East 165th ST.
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TAKE YOUR FAMILY 10
SALTAIRE

for the summer months. Boating. surf and stil
water bathing fishing. duck and snipe shoot
ing Big Values. Little Prices. Reasonable Terms
Fire Island Beach Development CO..
Marbridge Bldg, B'way g. 34th St, New fork
Tel. Greeley 1901
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25
MEMORIAL DAY
AT SOLDIERS HOME.

Special exercises will be con-
Quoted at the Home on Memorial
Day. At 10 a. m., Comrade Dill
lingham will read Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address. This will be follow
ed by decoration of the soldiers
graves.
At 2 p. M, there will be singing
by Mrs. Blacks choir. Gov
Adams will be orator of the day.
The Monte Vista band has been
secured and will enliven the exer-
cises of the whole day with patriotic
music. Everybody is invited.
Come and let us all participate
and show our respect by observing
the fitting customs of the day.
BY order of
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

we have an excellent assortment OF fish
ing tackle.
The sale we have conducted in the
housefurnishing line this past week has
been conducive of excellent results.
When it comes to rugs, carpets, portiers,
shades, etc, you will have hard time
getting better selection or prices than
we are able to give you.
-
Ennis Hoges is now the owner OF an
Indian motorcycle. He has already
burned up several miles OF road, and is
keeping little ready money on hand to
pay fines for overspeeding.
The NJ. V. brand OF creamery butter,
should now be tirst-class. Is fresh stock
and have new buttermaker. Try a
pound of this and see if it is not the best
butter that you are able to get IL you
want fresh buttermilk you can get what
gallon.
We noticed party in town this week,
soliciting orders for clothing, shirts and
mems toggery. Our observation is that
this party gets the most of his business
from people engaged in different lines OF
business in town who are more or less
dependent upon the stores and business
institutions for their success. Remem-
Der this the next time an outside party
comes to you, and see if you are not to
some extent cutting off the head Of the
goose that land the golden egg" when
you order goods Of these people. II you
will observe the firm names Of these
outside concerns you will find as a rule
that they are some second or third rate
concern of whom you never heard except
when their man comes around, and are
people who are unable to sell retailer.
.
Read our advertisement and observe
that we are putting on sale IN the
womens ready made lines this week,
that means much to you in money saw
ing opportunities.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

1t is reported on the streets that
Eugene V. Debs and Charles Ed
ward Russell were nominated at
the Indianapolis convention last
week as candidates on the social
ist ticket for president and vice
president, but thus far the asso-
ciated press has failed to report
the doings of that national con-
vention.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25
ALL WENT DOWN

The political bosses Of Denver
all went down at the city election
Tuesday and the Citizens nom
partisan ticket was elected from
mayor down. Even Ham Arm
strong, against whose record no
one had word of complaint, was
80 handicapped by his associates
that he failed of reelection as
sheriff.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25
BY FAssETTs DEPARTMENT STORE

1t is sometimes little difficult for the
average business man to always exercise
his best judgment, but the difference
between the failure and the successful
man is to large extent at least a
matter OF judgment. Look around you
and see who are the steady, substantial,
successful business men, and we will
wager you will find they are men of good
judgment.
Strawberries went down another
nickle this week. This is putting ber-
ries where we can all afford to indulge
our taste in this line. We have fresh
shipments arriving each day nice,
large, luscious, red, ripe berries.
The business in the hardware and
grocery keeps increasing until we found
it necessary to add another salesman to
this department. James G. Webster is
the new man. Mr.. Webster is an ex-
perenced hardware man and can look
after your wants IN this line.
Miss Laura Bechtel who has been in
the East for some three weeks is expected
home Sunday.
Our different lines of merchandise are
absolutely dependable irrespective Of
the price, and worthy OF your careful
"Value Keen" inspection. Our value
giving idea, is the utmost for the money.
We are cash buyers, discount all our
bills, have the volume Of business and
give you quality merchandise at the
lowest possible figure. 1t is not always
the price you pay for an article that
counts, 1t is what you get for what you
pay, that is the real question for you to
consider.
If you will look in the north grocery
window you are sure to get the fishing
fever, you can see here a miniature fish
ing scene, even to live fish swimming
around in the water. Remember the
25th is the day the fishing season opens,
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

Tuesday with the following pro-
gram at the Presbyterian church
'i"'ioh ''''''''''''........... Labor Unions
Ray Meinzer
Essay ......American Painters and Paintings
Grace Weiser
ESSAY ay....................Th The Desire of Success
Blanche Thomas
Glass History
Abbie Corett
ESSAY say..................The Power OF Influence
Beulah Wiley
Essay ......... One of Americas Greatest Men
Iella Breckenridge
Grafton 1.-The Problem OF Universal Peace
Everett Hopper
Essay ................ Everyday Life in India
Fannie Mcconnell
Piano Solo,. Selected
ollie Pearson
Essay y............. American wit and Humor
Fern Cornville
! Essay ..........The Trials of a school Mistress
Tressa Cove
Essay The Value of Education
Fern Abernathy
foem '''.................... Honest Toll
Della Kline
Essay y.............,..........Th The Pueblo Indian
Ferne Batchelder
Essay ay...................T The American Scholar
Ollie Pearson
Essay say........................ Advertisements
Oda Spencer
Glass Prophecy
Olin Beatty
Commencement was held Wednesday even
ing. Following was the program:
Invocation
Rev. w. I. Campbell
Music............ .........................S Selected
High School Orchestra
Agnes Bechman
Grafton n........................O Organized Labor
Victor hewitt
Song. Gypsy Chorus from Bohemian Girl
Girls Chorus
Essay y....................M Modern Superstitions
Mabel Spencer
Grafton ,...........T The Modern Sport-Racing
Luke Terry
Essay y.................T The Psychology OF Dress
Beulah Bernard
Song Observation-Disclosures. ...... Selected
High School Quartette
Oration. n...................M Modern Knighthood
Earle Wiley
Grafton .Savonarola
Clay Gates
Song Whirl and Twirl from Flying
Dutchman"
Girls Chorus
Naledctory
Mary Martin
Presentation OF Diplomas
Mr. A. G. Kline
Benedicton
Rev. f.. n. Edgerton
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

Mrs. John Hecker left Wednes-
day for an extended visit with rel
atives and friends in various parts
of Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

Mrs. j. h. Pattee of Colorado
Springs arrived Sunday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Cornell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

Mrs. Henry Barber of Denver
arrived Tuesday for a visit with
relatives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

We should like to ask the more
or less ornamental town attorney
what progress he is making to-
ward the collection of the Gertei-
son fine for overspeeding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

G. B. Stow of the Stow Mercan-
tile Co. returned Wednesday from
the eastern markets where he went
to buy merchandise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

Frank Shea of Cortez, Colo,
who has been visiting relatives in
M Monte Vista, left Wednesday for
short stay in Denver.
Miss Bertha Munson of Long
mont arrived Tuesday for visit
with her uncle, w. H. Terry and
family.
Mrs. w. Fuller of Kansas ar
rived Thursday-called here by
the death of her father, Samuel
Wyley.
Frank McCatferty, the stone
contractor, left Friday for Fort
Collins to be gone several weeks.
W. ID. Heilman left Wednesday
for various points in Colorado with
the view Of seeking new location.
Mrs. w. o. Applegate of Cortez,
Colo, arrived Tuesday for a visit
with friends in Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Fulkenstein
left Wednesday for visit to their
old home in Wyconda, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Patterson re-
turned Wednesday from trip in
southern Colorado.
Mrs. Dr. Cary, of Denver, ar
rived Thursday for short stay in
Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25
BOARD MEETING

At the regular meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF the Town Of Monte Vista, May 2,
1912 the following bills were presented and
allowed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25

s,9t II
JONATHAN II. SMITH,
Town Recorder.
The Monte Vista journal., 1912-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES ITS
LARGEST CLASS

Glass Day, 1912, was celebrated
tuesday with the following pro-
gram at the Presbyterian church:
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
MORAL PROPHYLAXIS

Archbishop Glennon is right in warning the social reformers that scientific knowledge will never take the place of moral instruction in guiding men and women to right liv- ing. Natural science is invaluable as q revelation of the laws of the ma terial universe. It reveals the con- sequences of the violations of ma terlal laws and supplies safeguards against physical evils But it never takes the place of moral judgment Fundamentally, every problem of hu- man life and conduct is moral question and it's decision is Wefghty with consequences to the individual Life, health and success may depend upon 1t. When the young are care fully instructed in all that concerns their physical life and functions. as they should be, they are ill equipped for the battle of life unless they have the spiritual comprehension of ri sllt and wrong, of good and evil which makes for righteousness. The
 inner light is the only true guide to the pathway of Well-being and hap piness in their largest sense Civili- zatiOn fails and society rots at the core when fundamental moral truth the things of the spirit-are thrown World-St Louis Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
The Burge Detectives Of Los Angeles Will Secure That
 Information

They know how and are noted for their ability and faithfulness. Write or wire and we will be on the job immediately. Expert shadoWers. Prove or disprove your suspicious. Work confidential. The CHARLES R. BURGE DETECTIVES, 504 Bumiller Bldg. 43O So Broadway, Los Angeles Cal A 1886, Main 2237.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
CHARGE OF FRAUD MADE
 AGAINST LAND COMPANY
Local Firm Called Upon to Defend Action Brought by Arlington
 School Teachers.

A law suit which gives promise of some sensational developments was filed yesterday in the office of the clerk of the superior court by Struck meyer and Fisher, attorneys for the compIainants, Ellis H. DOty and Flor ence Doty, his wife.
 The complainant alleges that the Dotys. who have been teaching school at Arlington, were defrauded out of $1JO for a relinquishment in return for which they are said to have taken over the homestead rights in d quar- ter section of land ill the Casa Grandc valley.
 According to the complainants the fraudulent portion of the transaction lies in the fact that the original en- tryman Cecil R. Jones had already rclinquished the claim of his own free will and without remuneration. The Dotys alIegc that they paid the firm of Lcverich and company, $150 for the reIinquishment upon alleged rep rescntatiuns made by the company that only by the prompt payment of such a sum could it secure control of the quarter section from the per son who held the desert filing. This relinquishment was already on file at the land office, according to the com paint, and the DotyS or any other competent person could have gone there and filed upon it without money and without price except for the regulation fees.
 After plaintiffs entered into posses sion of the land they met the former entryman and it is said the alleged facts developed as a result of which the present action is inaugurated. and which may go to a thorough investi- patiOn-
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
THE POWER OF RApIUM.
West 7th and Figueroa Sts.

Suppose that the energy of q ton of radium could be utilized in thirty years instead of being evolved at it's inVar- fable slow rate of 1,760 years for half disintegration, it would suffice to pro pei a ship of 15,o00 tons, with engines of 15,0O0 horsepower at the rate of fif- teen knots an hour for thirty years practically the lifetime of the ship. To do this actually requires IF million tons of coal
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
IN BOSTON

Office Boy-"Sir, I regret to inform you that I have to attend the obse- quies of my maternal grandparent."
 Employer Percy. you cannot de- ceive me. You are employing that sub terfuge= in order to attend the opening Of the water color exhibition. Judge
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26

ELslNoRE, cALFoRNIA of 0 let A
Arizona republican., 1912-05-26
TEN GOOD DAY COURSES
HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

Sunset Boulevard and Hay Ave HoIlywoo, College preparatory, general courses grade Music, Art, Domestic Science,
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