davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

NalWnOsc z laKa peWne
osobniki bronia sic pred "a
sfuzonem mianem wrog6w re-
ligii .przechodzi pojecie. 20
wylaniu cebrami goryczy ma
religie l zarzuceniu progu
Koscio}a insynuacyami ME-
p"rawdziwemi, nastepuje na}o-
gowo frazes utarty: "nie wy
stepujemy b%ynajmniej pre-
civ religii katolickiej, kt6ra
ME jest gorsza cd innych wy
zna1''.
Cd Polaka, kt6ry rozwazy}
kiedykolwiek Ware tych ]u-
dzi, kt6rzy przez wieki Gale
czuwali mad rozwojem kraju i
narodu, religia katolicka "a
s4uguje ma cos wiecej niz ,,nie
gorsza''. Chociazby z samego
szacunku ola bohater6w ma
szej przesz}osci.
w zaslepieniu powie czfo-
wick wiele slow gorzkich i
nieszczerych, lecz za$lepienie
polskich hyper : patryot6w
przechodzi W stan chorobliwy.
Me rachuja sic wcale z roz-
sadkiem czytelnik6w. Bronic
religii katolickiej cd wszel-
.kich napad6w nietylko przy-
stoi ale jest obowiazkiem.
Najuczehsi i najdzielniejsi O.
taczali dogmatY i tajemnice
WARY katolickiej gfebokiem
powazaniem. Jezeli komus
zbyt postepowe zapatrywania
wybify Ware z gfowy, jest
wolne zejScie ma b%ezdroza, pc
kt6rych wielu chadza W ci.
choSci, nikomu ME szkodzac
W wierze. Religia trzezwa jest
spokojna; POSTAGE zapalen-
COW ia polu WARY So rzadkie,
i terazniejszoSc poSwiadczy,
re gwaltownicy So pc stronie
napadajacych bez p%or6wnania
czesciej, niz pc stronie bro
niacych dawnej WARY. Fana-
tyzmu religijnego W history
:polskiej jest tax mafo, re
MONA wybaczyc oburzenie
jake sic czuje na mysl, 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

mu podobni. Ich wycieczki
przeciw religii dowodza ME-
'zbicie same przez sic, re CT.
pisarkowie maja niespokojne
sumienia.
Srednie wieki, co prawda,
ola niekatolika ME mia}y
wielkiej litosci, lecz ebez po-
%|r6wnania .lepiej na swieeie
by}o wtenczas niz W tej epo-
Ice, kiedy palono ciala pc
Smierci. lego barbarzy6stwa
ME wstydzi sic bronic pismo
Il pretensyami do powaznej
wysokoSci, do kultury, ba
ma swoje us}ugi ma
|ca}y wydzia} oswiaty.
Swoja droga, do zabytk6w
sredniowiecza naleza i takie
rzeczy i osobisto6ci, kt6rym
|ca}y Zwiazek musia}by bic
|pok}ony.
Pierwsze lepsze z brzega
gfupstwo palnie ma }amy pis-
ina tylko TAXI, kt6ry swych
czytelnik6w uwaza "a ostat-
mich prostak6w, DO vie, re
tacy sic ME poznaja ma bladze.
Brednie to ostatnie o zdraj-
leach pred Mieczys}awem l j
brednie o ''narodzie" polskim
pred przyjeciem chrzeScijah-
stwa.
Chrzescijahstwo dopiero
skojarzy}o rome plemiona
s}owiahskie pod berfem jed
nego ksiecia. w miare jak
podbijano kraje move zapro-
wadzano takze chrzescijah-
stwo, i dopiero przez jednosd
religii ujednostajni}a sic naro-
dowoS6 r6znych szczep6w Po'
|lan, Lach6w, Kaszub6w, Sic
zan, Mazur6w, kutyczan.
lego ME bedzie pisa4 laden
|dyletancki napastnik ma ka.
|tolicyzm, lecz raczej znizy sic
do fuszerowania history, do
mic ME znaczacych og6lni-
k6w, byle niewykszta}conych
W bad ~wprowadzic. Kto chce
Kosci6f napada6 a ME bye
narazony ma policzkowanie
siebie samego ten MECH ME
chodzi pc dowody do VIE
k6w srednich. Tamte easy W
Polsce dowioda tylko zas}ug
wielkich, nieoszacowanych
przez ludzi oslepionych ME-
nawiScia. Niema ma lyle ro-
zumu redaktor TAXI, ably ME
~wywabia6 z grob6w cieni pier
wszych kr6l6w polskich, kt6-
rzy jeden pc drugim byli do
bryli katolikami. Zak1adali
~podwaliny pierwsze kr6lestwa
z pomocq Ko6ciofa Katolic-
kiego. Wezmy p6zniejszy
fprzyk}ad: cd nawr6cenia Ii
twy ma chrzescija6stwo roz-
potczyna sic uspo}ecznienie
tego narodu.
Zwiazkowy "et consortes"
chce upozorowa6 niedo}ezna
obrone niekatolik6w vice mu-
81 koniecznie pos}ugiwac sic
kulawa logika i ME wspomi-
nae piracy ogromnej KoScio}a
W dzwiganiu narod6w.
Gdyby dzisiaj ten wichrzy-
ciel cd Zwiazkowego i wszy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
Fa}szywa Logika.

ucZucla. Kl0rulo MIN uCZus
Gle " -wielu powaznych RE.
czacb, powiedzmy raczej, 10
We wszystkich sprawach do
tyczacych polskich stosun-
k6w SLIME gra struna uczu-
ciowa. Epoka za6, kt6ra pre-
5ywamy ~przedewszystkiem
wymaga wyrwania sic z przy-
jemnych side} i
pozwolenia rozu1nowi dzia}ac.
SWAT polski W szarstkiem
6wietle r~zeczywistosci pred
stawia sic nam dosyc ujem.
ME z punktu widzenia do
konanej piracy. Ia to pro-
]ekt6w, pierwszego zapa}u,
namietnosci co ME miara.
To wszystko 1na W sobie
wla6ciwosci szmynki i pudru,
kt6re kryja zmarszczki i
blizny wvchodztwa. Fa}szy-
we ~rozumowanie ma podsta~
vie drobnostek ME doprowa-
dzi nigdy do rzeczy wick
szych, DO W przesz}o6ci juz
nieraz wystarczy}a rzecz b}a-
ha jake okazya zar6wno do
przesadnych i dasa6
Ii gniew6w dziecinnych. o.
tatwie diva lata naszego bytu
wykaza nam powody pre-
konywajace, re zas}uzyli6my
ma krytyke, kt6ra nam "a
rzuca nadmiar westchnie1 a
ub6stwo czynu.
Nam wlaSnie pod reka list,
kt6ry aczkolwiek osobisty i
%odnoszacy sic do zdarzenia
pojedynczego, tax trafnie
przedstawia skutki naszei u.
czuciowosci, 10 ME moge sic
oprzec pokusie z%acytowania
|kr6tkiego wyjatku, a ufam,
re autor listu wybaczy mi te
s}abosc. .....
"Posiedzenie 6wiatlego dy-
rektoryum trwato dose d}u.
60. M6wiono' zupe}nie seryo,
choc nieTaz z nader milo.
dzie6czym zapa}em, o waz-
nych i powaznych rzeczach.
z ca}ej tel retoryki iednak
wynioslem przekonanie, re
gadac - to i owszem, MECH
by i ca}ym; dniarni. Ale gdy
wypa1uie cos zdzialac, to
moznaby to take, by]e tego
kto inny dokonaf a ME GA,
a byle mic ME kosztowa}o.
Nam obawy, ze i ia organi-
zacya mimic sic ze SVEN
szczytnem powolaniem.
P6}5rodkami ME wiele sic
zrobi a do radykalniejszego
kroku og6} niezdolnY. Mozec
sic to z czasem zmieni, i W
tel nadziei pchac bede te
taczki, jakiebykolwiek one
|by}y, i uwazam "a konieczne
nawolywac, ably sic 10 orga-
nizacyi przy}aczali ci, co do
tychczas stoja ma uboczu; a
zarazem %upominac, ably sic
zastanowiii mad naszem po-
lozeniem i %obmy5lali sposoby
~wyzwolenia sic z kajdan
sk}onnosci do zamifowania O.
sobistej wygody".
OF urywek i tyle, powie
niejeden. Ma urywek zga-
diam sic ale prosze ME zapo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

dzili sprawy WARY do swych
Zarzucaja nam brak kultu-
ry w Ameryce. Mas obchodzi
ten zarzut tylko W istosunku
do Polak6w. z przykro6cia
PR: ychodzi nam po}knac te
|pig,llke. Ma}o, bardzo ma}o
Isle mani zajmuja W kraju, a
rzadkie wzmianki 0 wychodz-
twie "a wyraznie objawiaja po-
|~litowanie mad nami, re zaprza-
fanny sobie umys}y rzeczami,
|kt6re dawno usunieto re
szpalt powaznych pism jake
nieuzyteczne hub tel szkodli-
I'VE.
Gdyby nasi p%isarkowie po-
|swiecali wszystek sw6j czas
ma obrabianie narodowych
spraw', a dali spok6j wierze i
wyznaniom, DO to ponad ich
I, SHY, dzisiaj by}by lud lepiej
przygotowany do zrozumienia
o co chodzi, gdyts;e m6wi Tub
pisze o "celach narodowych".
Goraczka i uniesienie ME-
! potrzebne, bez wzgledu ma to,
pc kt6rej stronie wybucha,
Jest szkodliwe, a jest go VIE
cej W pismach naszych z po-
wodu przekonan religijnych
niz narodowych. Przez k}6t-
ME i napady ma religie ME
dazy sic z pewnoscia do wyz-
szego stopnia kultury.
Gniewa sic pierwszy z brze-
ga obywatel postepowy ma
wspania}e koscio4y, i dalej
beszta6 ME tylko :dzisiejszy
katolicyzm ale wog6le kazda
wiare cd poczatku swiata.
Zebrac zas tie wszystkie ma
pady ma religie pism pol
skich a znajdzie sic tam .cia-
lyle jedno i to samo,s GO sic
powtarza tysiace. razy i straci-
10 dawno fafszywa sile.
Blizsze przypatrzenie polka
lie, re ia Gala polityka anti
religijna, to mrzonki socyali-
stow przezute i przerobione
ma rome mod{a. Zasada zu-
pe}nie ia sama czy sic niemi
wypycha Menace, czy Lu-
dowy, czy Zwiazkowy, cry
wreszcie urzedowy organ wa
ryat6w z Milwaukee.
Zeby sic ma takich wyna-
]azkach pozna6, kochany czy-
telniku, od16z ia box okula-
ny socyalisty, zacietrzewione-
go zwiazkowca, oszofomione-
go federaty, zapomnij navel
ma to chwile, do kt6rego ko-
scio}a nalezysz iprzeczytaj ia
Xxi szpargaf z pomoca prostego
a nieuprzedzonego rozsadku.
Rychfo sic przekonasz, re ME
Ina W tych maiaczeniach ami
planu, ami jednej zdrowej "a
sadly, ami zdolnoaci, tylko ME-
dofeztwo i wsciek1os6 W ME
mocy.
Majatki ko5cielne soda W
oku stoja r6znym amatorom
cudzego mienia.Z mich wszyst-
kich najmniej racyi do napa-
DANA ma te majatki ma
,Zwiazkowy" ,poniewaz Zwia-
EEK istnieje dzisiaj jedynie z
piracy, kt6ra ]sprawowali pier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

tam trzezwo patrzaca i samo.
pas naglaca do czynu, ME
wsk6ra wiele przeciw powo-
dzi lenistwa, poniewaz spoil
nose, u%trzymujaca W zwiazku
drobiny cia}a polskiego, dzia.
la ma niezmiernis male 3D.
leglosci - ola szerokich sfer
jest wprost be zsilna. Zapai
chwilowego uczucia, jak So
miany ogief, nagle wybuch.
ME wieikim p}omjeniem j
nagle tel zga6nie, ME Ogre.
! je prawdzlwie nikogo.
Kazdy oddzia}ek narodu
: d,oucha We w}asne zgliszcza
a ME many wsp6lnego OK
niska. Jeszcze "a wiele dumy
stronniczej W mas siedzi, wo-
limy che}pic sic Il u}amko-
wego postepn Diz ziozyc ma.
see silly ma jednym o}tarzu.
! Wyln6wki ma to ME z~najdzie.
my zadnej; chyba ze sic
przyznamY otwarcie do ME-
urodzajnego. uczucia, kt6re
| ola braku l~epszego nazwali6-
my patryotyzmem. Zapew-
nienia, obietnice zapalczywe,
bujne jak: chwasty obfite W
owoce cierpkie i nieuzytecz-
ne.
S1owami wielu %szermierzy
rabie lak siekiera, a niejeden
z wprawnoScia godna podzi-
WI, ale gdy przyidzie kolej
ma czyn, unikaja 60 deIikat-
ME.
Wezmy. pod rozwage obec.
ny moment naszego zycia Ia
obczyzrie. Gotujemy sic do
| jakiej6 obronY narodowej.
z CORY zaznaczyc nalezy,
re iasnego i dobrze obmys-
lapego planu piracy dotych.
czas niema. Moze ma to
| jeszcze ME byfo czasu, Jeze.
| il jednak sprawe obrony ma
rodowei traktujemy ma seryo
! dlaczego przynajmniej ME
dale sic widziec jakies wy
razniejsze dazenie W jednym
kierunku? lego niema ami
znaku. So sk}adki ale pie
nie6zmi ME kupimy ami 3D.
{ wagi, ami poswiecen'a ami
! ]ednej dobrej duszy polskiej.
T~ymczasem zdaje sic ME.
jednemu, re skoro zdola 3D.
movie lud polski cd ofiar.
nosci ma ko6ciofy, juz temsa.
mem odkryf move zr6d}o do
chodu ma cele narodowe.
NalWne to a Zfosllwe, DO mig.
dy ME obchodzi sie prey tych
nawo}ywaniach bez obelgj
rzuconej ma ustr6j Ko6ciofa.
I znowu logika uczucia i ma
mietno5ci zamiast rozsqdku.
Agita ,ya podstepna a bez-
.dennie g}upia pokazuje, re
wielu W naszem spo}ec7eh"
stwie ME liczy sic z nastep-
swami, ME powoduje sic
wzgledem ma okol!cznosci
panujace, lecz slepo idzie "a
popedem paczonej natury.
Nasze wychodztwo jest ME
male liczba i nalezy sic spo.
dziewac r6znicy zda1, kry-
tyki, ba navel raz6w; z tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
Zap}acili "a Wiarusa.

Wiel. ks. Jan Pafubicki 100
|Ks. N: N. z Chicago, 500 :
Michaf Makowski 800
Anna Milanowska $50
Jan Wantoch 1.50
MARCEL Ritter $50
Antoni Stanis4awski 1.50
Franciszek Narloch 800
Jan Durajewski 1.50
WI. Nowak 1.5O
Jan Biere6ski 1.50
Jan Czajkowski 1.50: :
Jan Burda $50
w Oleksy 1.50
H. Kubiak $50
NJ. Pajak 1.50
Michaf Nowak 1.50
St. Koscielniak 1:50
Ant. Slenk 1.5O
Maryanna Wicka 1.5O
Wincenty Pudelski 1.50
J6zef Szarmach 800. =
Kasper Kowalski 1.5O
Jakub Michafowski $50
Andrzej Mjskowicz 1:D
Barbara knut 1.50
J6zef Szymczak >1.5Q
Antonina Glubka 1..5O
Jan Markowski 1.5O
Walenty Kasprzak 300
Jakub Jezewski LOO
Andrzej Jezewski $50
Franc. Cierzan 1.50
Pior Eukaszewski 500
J6zef Prondzihski 1.5O
Jakub Zaworski 1.5D
MARGIN Jagielski 1.50
Franc. Wirkus $50
Kto zap]acil a ME zostal
pokwitowany, oiech sic zglo-
ST do wydawnictwa Wiaruea.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

Kto zap]aci1 a ME z3stal
.pokwitowany, oiech sic zgIo-
ST do ~wydawnictwa Wiaruea..
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
HIGGINS, ASSISTANT


 absence of Assistant School Superin tendent Alexander. A. L. Jones, of the Lehi schools. temporarily out of work on account of meningitis scare in that town has been made office man for the county school superintendents office
 MUSlCALE-The next in the series of very interesting pupil recitals which are being presented at the Arizona School of Music, will take place the coming Tuesday evening when Jessie Evelyn Dysart. pupil of Glenn A.. ToWner will be presented in piano recital, assisted by Dorothea Packard and Mrs Ralph Summers in a group of vocal duets. and Alpha Eblen in readings. Miss Dysarts program will embrace selections by Haydn. Chopin. Mcdowell Backer- r-Geondalil, Rach- maninOff and Weber and cordial in vitation is extended to the public. Every year the school presents an teacher. and d play under the elocu ton teacher The annual play will be given Tuesday evening, April 29, and is the farce comedy in three acts entitled "Oh, Susannah!" by Ambient. This is the play made poplar and first produced in London in 1S97- and one containing enough humor to entertain the listener from beginning tO end
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs.
DELIGHTFUL SUBSCRIPTION

DANCE-One of the most brilliant SO- cial events of the season was the sub scription dance which took place last evening in the main dining room of the Adams. Many prominent out of town folk were included in the guest list which was as follows, Secretary of State and Mrs. Sidney P. Osborn, Speaker of the House of Representa- tves and Mrs. H. H. Linney, MT. and Mrs Celora Martin Stoddard, Dr, and Mrs. George Craig. of BiSbee, MT. and Mrs. Ned Creighton, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Kirk. MT and Mrs. Harold GolZe Mrs. F.. G. Stroud. Miss Sue Winchester, of Winchester. Miss Millicent Heating of Prescott, Miss Margaret O'Sullivan. Miss Kate Christy, Miss Harriet Jean Oliver of Prescott, Miss Alma Osborn, Miss Joy Gray of Clifton. Miss Rose McGrath of Globe, Miss Mabel Fenn. Miss Ethel Ming Miss Harrison. Hon. T. NJ. Drennen of Parker, Hon. Frank Crofoot of Tucson, Senator J. C. Hub bell of GanadO. Hon. Leon $. Jacobs. Hon. Roy Davidson. Guy Alsap, Sylvan Gang, Bert Clingan, A. S Nicholson, H. D. Ross Jr, Peter Munch and Curtis Clark
 TEAM VS TRAIN-It is no reflec- tion on the Santa F'e, Prescott x Phoe- nix railway to state that a team at tached to the Commercial Hotel bus last evening overlook the Ask Fork train which had three blocks the start, stopped the long string of cars and placed a belated passenger aboard. It required burst of speed on the part of the team and daring on the part of the driver. but the feat was accomp- lished before Seventh avenue was reached. When the big bus rounded the corner at Central avenue and the tracks the train had already passed Second avenue. By the time the driV- CT realized that he had missed the train and that his passenger was in danger of having to stay in Phoenix over Sun day, the train had reached Third avenue. Applying the whip once, the horses leaped forward and without fur ther urging kept up the race until they had dragged the conveyance ahead of the train and into the scope of the vis- ion of the engineer. The train stopped, the passenger swung aboard and the most exciting race since fair time was over.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

DefIclency m tempeTalure NesleIudy, degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first of month, 19 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January 1, 21S degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .01 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. .34 inch
 Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, g inch.
 Data for Tucson. Highest temperature yesterday. S2 Lowest temperature yesterday .... Al Rainfall yesterday .............. o
 KENNETH WEAKER.
 Temporarily in charge.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
REV. GEORGE HUNTING HERE-

Rev. George Hunting, of Berkeley Cal. who IS visiting in this city, will occupy | the pulpit in Trinity Pro- Cathedral at l the regular Sunday morning services. KENT LEAVES-C. $. Kent. Pacific coast manager of the Barber Asphalt company, who visited Phoenix yester- day on a regular tour of inspection Of
 the local branch, left last evening for Los Angeles.
 WHAT ONE GIRL DID-'T can't, finished at the bottom of the list in The Republicans big circulation cam paign. T will try kept at it and
 now rides around in her own hand some "Overand" automobile. COURT APPOINTS CORNERSTONE eh-Judge Morrow appointed A. w ! Brown as U. $. Commissioner to re | slde at fredOnia in the Kaibab h. l dian reservation, the opening to en- l try of which necessitates an official | there. Brown will be stationed on ! the Colorado where he can examine | cases and record papers on land cases. His appointment was made at i the suggestion of Secretary of the | Interior Franklin K. Lane and was ! recommended by Senator H. F. As 1 hurst of Arizona and Reed Shoot of I Utah
 FOR FOUR WEEKS EFFORT | Do you think that a $650 Kohler play
 er-piano is fitting reward for four l weeks effort One of these hand
 some players (see it at Redewill
 Music Co) will be given by The
 Republican on May r.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
CHEERING WORD AT LAST
 COMES 10 MITCHELL MAN
Carload of Cars Coming Tuesday for
 Murphy

H. c. Murphy, the Phoenix agent for the Mitchell car has for several months waited patiently, calmly and daily for a certain telegram. He knew just what it would say when it finally arrived, so it would con vey no news to him. It would simply tell him that his order for car load of Mitchell automobiles had been filled, packed, shipped and was ong root
 The wire came yesterday, wOrded just as Murphy expected and con veying just the exact shade of joy he expected. It took long months of plugging, but the effort was finally successful
 The carload of cars has been ship ped and will be in Phoenix on Tues day April 22 It contains little six. d five passenger touring car and roadster
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
Of Local Interest
1Is1hls~ Tsz5fs x D.,9t < i lco1Fcip @zrTEYMI
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report for April 19.
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet ..\................ 16S.30 Contents of reservoir, acre it. 579,S77 Gains preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ................... 1,4SO Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today, feet. . 175.SO Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today, acre feet ......
 ago today acre feet ,051 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ. | ................ 9O,125 Amount of water used for ir-
 gation, north side, M. L.... 36,120 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation south side, M. I. -. 29,575
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

Largest Assortment. Lowest Prices. Finest line of California Eva porated Fruits Ever Placed On Sale In Arizona No lower prices ever made. This is the dried fruit time of the year. our fruit is fresh. delicious and healthy.
 Fitted Red Plums, per pounds 2oc or , pounds for ..........35c Nectarines. per pound .........15c Seeded Raisins, per pkg........1oc Scedless Raisins. per pkg......15c New York Raspberrys, per ID 25c Black Figs. per ID 15c, or . lbs. for ...........-....... ..25c White Figs per lb 15c. or , lbs. for ................'.... -9c EIeached Seedless Raisins, ID. .2Oc Unbleached Seedless Raisins, 15c, lbs. for ...'.............25 Large Loose Raisins, per lb....10c Yellow Peaches. per ID ........15c ! Bartlett Pears, per lb ..........20c
 ADricots. per Ib ...............20c
 Evaporated Apples, per lb....12l4c
 Good Prunes. per lb...........10
 Yellow Fitted Plums, per Ib..20c Large Prunes per lb.......1212c MCKEE'S CASH STORE
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20
VISITING FROM CEDAR RAPIDS

VISI ING RUM C6OAR RAPIDS- Miss Hazel Stewart is the guest of MT and Mrs. George H. Lutgerding of 303 West Willetta street. Miss Stewart is passing 9 few days here en route 10 her home in Cedar Rapids after de- lightful winter in California.
 AS THE WORLD GOES-The great men of the World-the accomplish ers''-were looked at askance by their small-minded contemporaries. Don't let the idle words of some "drone'' keep you from claiming a reward that can be yours in a short time in The Republicans big campaign
 BRADY TO ENGLAND-Major l.. F. Brady, an instructor at the Evans School. near Mesa, was in Phoenix yes terday arranging through the Southern Pacific ticket office for transportation to England, via, Montreal. He expects to leave on Monday and will be absent until sometime in July.
 FlREMEN'S MEETING-The regu- lar meeting of the Phoenix firemen' S association which, because of the lack of a quorum, was not held last Mon day evening, has been called for to- morrow evening in the rooms in the City Hall building. A full attendance is desired
 DEAN SCARLET RETURNS-Rev William Scarlett, of Trinity Pro Ca thedral. returned last evening from a trip to Nogales, where he attended the annual convocation of the Episcopal church of Arizona. The convocation hAc three days. Practically all the Episco- pal clergy in Arizona attended.
 DAM PICTURE-The board of trade yesterday wrote to the mana ger of the Pathe F'reres moving pie ture company to ask for the use of the moving picture of the Roosevelt Dam which was taken at the time Secretary Welch was injured. The picture is proposed to be shown to the members of the board at the an nual meeting May G.
 REMNANTS FOR PHOENlx-The Los Angeles Examiner is making pennants for all the orange towns surrounding the Angel City Tho Phoenix flag will be used at the an nual meeting of the directors ant members of the Phoenix board ot trade May 6. The Examiner has been asked to supply the pennants.
 SHIPPED SOME WOOL-Georg, Gam, travelling freight agent of the Arizona Eastern. went over to Mess yesterday and routed out two carloads of wool for the Boston market. It wa: the shipment of William Nelson ano George Wilbur. each sending out on' car. In the Nelson car was 36,00 pounds of the fleece and in the Wilbu car was placed over 21 900 pounds Tn wool is enroute to Boston via the Sun l set Morgan route, being placed aboard | a boat at Galveston.
 COUNTRY CLUB TEA-Mrs. Wal i ter Talbot and Mrs E. A. Marshal 1 were hoStesSeS at the Country club te; 1 yesterday afternoon Mrs. Fen Hid reth made the highest score at auc 1 tion. Those present were Mrs. Loui H Chalmers. Mrs E. J. Bennitt Mr$ 1 Howard Reed, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs w. $. GoldsWorthy. Mrs. J. NJ. Arm | strong, Mrs. C. M. Scott, Mrs. Richar' 1 F. Sloan, Mrs. Joseph Kibbey, Mrs l Joseph Sherburne Jenckes, Mrs. D. H 1 Burtis, Mrs. J. x. Nash, Mrs. A. J 1 Chandler of Mesa, Mrs. Mitchell Mrs | Fen Hildreth, Mrs. w. Bennett Cough 1 Mrs. Evans Darby and Mrs. Joseph Lo bit
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

Fishing tackle, Pinney & Robinson
Arizona republican., 1913-04-20

Secretary of the Navy Daniels de- cided that Mare Island should re- main as a first class navy yard.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Jasper E. Rhodes, has
been duly appointed by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Polk County, executor Of the estate
of John M. Rhodes, deceased, and
has qualified.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby required
to present them, duly verified, with
the proper vouchers, within SIX
months from the date Of this notice,
to the said executor at the office OF
Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, at Rooms
81 Uglow Building, in the City of
Dallas, in Polk County, State OF Or
egon.
Dated and first published June 6,
1913.
JASPER f. RHODES,
Executor of the estate OF
John M. Rhodes, deceased.
OSCAR HAYTER, Attorney.
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-06
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Joseph A. Haines, has
been duly appointed by the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
Polk County, executor of the estate
of Ellenor Haines, deceased, and has
qualified.
All persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby required
to present them, duly verified, with
the proper vouchers, within six
months from the date of this notice,
to the said executor at the office OF
Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, at Rooms
81 Uglow Building, in the City of
Dallas, in Polk County, State of Or
egOn.
Dated and first published June g,
1913.
JOSEPH A. HAINES,
Executor of the estate of
Ellenor Haines, deceased.
OSCAR HAYTER, Attorney.
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