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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12
TRAINING A MODERN
DEMOSTHENES,
A StateSman'S Early Schooling
In the Art Of 0ratory.

There is an almost unknown circum-
stance in the life history Of Speaker
Champ Clark that deserves to rank
with the ever green story of Demos
themes, who cultivated clear speech
with mouthful Of pebbles. Speaker
Clark bears the reputation of having
the clearest enunciation in the house
of representatives and of being the
most easily understood speaker in that
body.
"When l was a boy in Kentucky"
said the speaker in explanation of his
clear diction, my father determined
to train me to talk without mouthing
or mumb!ing my Worus, so he cut a
little piece Of wood. just long enough
to stand endwise between my teeth
when my jaws were we'll opened.
Then, with that impediment to the
movement of my lips. was required
to practice articulation. The treat
ment was heroic, but it taught me
plain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Star.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12
Not Vet Answered.

Mayor Gaynor. discussing at a
Brooklyn dinner party the efficacy of
prayer. smiled and said:
There are some people who are too
impatient and cynical over the matter
of prayer. They are like little Tommy
"'Pa,' said little Tommy, you know
Jim and Horace? Well, pa, Jim and
Horace say their prayers every night
and ask God to make 'em good boys
How very nice said the father.
How very nice
"'Rut he amt done it yet, pa the
urchin added.''-Los Angeles Times.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12

depend on whether Mr.. Coudert, VINO
is connected with the United States
geological survey, is sent to the frozen
North /, superintend the placing OF
permanent monuments along the
boundary. II Presl-
dent Wilson decides that the WORK
should not be delayed, and Mr.. Cou-
dert is ordered North, the wedding
will not take place until spring.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12
A Story and a Moral.

Max Kaufman. secretary to Health
Commissioner Starkloff, tells a story
with a moral.
The story: "a man drove a stake
wagon through the archway into the
inner court at the city hall. It was
heavily loaded. The top Of the wag-
on bed barely cleared. The wagon
was unloaded and the man tried to
drive out. The wagon bed would not
clear. The rebound Of the springs
made it too high. He was a prisoner
and had to take the wagon bed of be-
fore he could drive out"
And the moral: "a man with load
on can get by. but he can't come
back Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12
new TALES
THAT ARE TOLD
When Underwood Won.

When Oscar Underwood, Democratic
leader of the house of representatives,
was a very young lawyer without ex-
perience of any sort he appeared in
his first case in Birmingham, Ala. with
Judge Bricknell. who had been chief
Justice of the state supreme court, as
opposing counsel.
Brickneil. famous for his hammer and
tonms method Cf abusing ana riIiculin@
young attorneys. put the youthful In
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12
Did He Mean It2

Senator Thomas 2. Gore, the blind
senator from Oklahoma. was presented
to a big banquet in Washington one
night as the toastmaster of the occa-
sion. After few opening remarks
Senator Gore said blandy:
"Now, friends, do not intend to
bore you with speech. but I will in
tro1uce a man who will"
Whereupcn he introduced Repre-
sentative Henry D. Clayton Of Ala
bama. but the banqueters treated him
kindly. r:...u...:. ,:.,.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12
Wedding Depends on MIR. Wilson.

Washington, March 6.-Miss Aimes
M. Coudert, of New York and Wash
ington, will be married in few weeks
to Thomas Riggs, Of Washingson-if
the national policies of President Will
son do not interfere with their plans.
The date of the ceremony which will
unite the two prominent families will
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1913-03-12

derwood on the grill and roasted him to
a rich dark brown. Underwood took
all the abuse, sarcasm and irony with
out a murmur, and at last his time
came. Addressing the court, he called
attention to q decision Of the supreme
court which he proceeded to read.
~ think this decision is sound" lie
said, "and l ask a verdict for my client
on the strength of it. It was handed
down by that distinguished expounGer
OF the law, Judge Briclnell, when he
was chief justice.'
Underwood won.-New York Trib-
une.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

3 n6remisfionen

Scr ~toitteret ie abI. Gr. 40 ...............
@iseoniin areos Oeo Chr. 2. RieIien ...........
atIontic areos ueo g.. %. Slider .............
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
0ogle @rinOrinstr fra
1913.

Ger turoe bare nogle, f0m mint
oes ~oen gale Gnsoag", oct par
Den 4. Onsoog / 5niten, 6en 30.
Warts 1S48. Ter bar / aoreois
blenen agiteret / 9ertugosmmerne
FOR at rioe Dem Iss ira Ganmarf
Get par Sertueen al auouitenborg
og bans bProige 9rooer 8rinien
al Roec og Sfeel 8lesien meo iomt
oeres aopofdter og Giplomoter.
De bop6e / Iange 9ioer baaoe oeo
1oler og glnfnter isgt at opbioie
gefoItnineen, og oct bar til Gels
lDffeoeS. Gu bnooe De renet Maifen
at og piloe life lpngere itna UNDER
ben oonife Regering. Set oar Tom
iogt Sen 4. Snsoog / 5aiten. Seq
bar oeneon9 / SmeoeI9re | @rejs,
en- Mil noroen for Belle. Ser bar
bber 0nsoag Seitemorfeo / Belle,
og gsnoerne fra be 2anosbper
0oro for @reis bar oft begpnot at
fomme fsrenoe ieennem 8reis efter
Belle. en- Mano fra Soltiim fon1
forbi. Son bar nGppe fommen til
ben n9rmeite 9p Sornitrlip, fsreno
HDgtet msote BAN, at Slanerne
Gensburg bar lnffet no og ienoi
neo 40 Spllono og plpnoreoe oa
brenote oe orGbte Soft | Wosieois.
bnor De fom frem. aoloine Lao al
Iereoe ! en- rpeenoe 3uin, og be oai
pna Bel til 8iuf. Wnn6en fra SOL
tum oenote oa ON % tom fsrenot
aft bnao Seitene finoe ipringe of
raabte, alt bpoo ban funoe, at nj
tom Slaperne fra Rensburg neo
2onoet os if9nte og br9note oner
aft, bbor be fom frem. aoloing pal
oIlereoe ~afbrGnot, og be boboe be
gpnot meo Biuf. Seq bar benganf
20 aor sammeI og bar | geii6oeI
e of lite iaa Iiot Noo. Men iel
bapbe left ON be ariee, Der babo'
pQret | Sorti6en, bnor be bapo'
lemlaItet GoIf og Iaoet Dem Iisg'
boIpt tsbe oip. Wit Moo ionf lit
ioo foa @raoer os ioa rieeet mere
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
6eoar Sails, ia.

Stlioent 5eppeIen, Tom / Som-
mer bar unoerpiit / Dor oanifp
5eriifole. er reiit til Blair igen,
for at fortiptte fine Stuoier paa
Sfolen Der.
Socob Semen, Tom | ct Vor gar
bar bait asbmmOsbanoeI / @enion
@ WaiI @eit for 8. g. bar iolai
lin 8orretning og ogter at iIDtte
Der til gpen.
Nrs. MiheI Semen, iom boeoe
paa 2no. Ct. bar for nogle Tiger
iioen iao ubeIoi9 at ioIoe neo at
en- aplOertrappe og f%oriloa iig ian
oloorIigt, at bsnoes 5oritano tog
Sfooe, inn bun / forrige llge mnat.
tie brin9es paa Sinosipaeboipitalet
/ Snoepen6ence, og Der osoe bun
pluoielig Manoag Worgen Den
%. og bGeb %be9raoet ben 81. Sept.,
paa 9oipitaIets airfegaaro.
Sobn peterien, jim. iom boeoe
paa en- 5orm oe6 genion, bar bait
aftion. og er fIpttet Der til gpen
meo Tin 5omifie. Moos @olff bar
IigeIeoes baft aftion og er fIpttet
ira 5armen % inc / fit npe Sus
paa Moin ct. Der / gpen.
5 Sns6ogs, b. I. Oftober, fei.
reoe Miis Gertrude Sodumien os
Rr. an6retp @aOicn 6eres grbL
IMP | g;a3oretb airfe. 9ieIfen fore.
toges Of goitor 6 .Rrspenien.
De nngifte bor fat go poa ~. Ct.
8ierteIig 2pfenifningl
6orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

lto0 TENT % arbeioeoe / 99rfiteoet.
"a ni oor furOige, bIep ni enige ON
at qua no at IfrnHmte DC ? 8relige.
De nor pao Is eler is aar, oi
gif neo SDo poa eiter Sfolebniet;
oct bar Ell oGmrenoe 5aaae; bi
fumoe life ie Iaqgt, mprfeoe oa, at
Der Tom nogen. % Oet bar init Dem.
ri belpnote 0o at tole 5nif. oct
bar life Ipif. men oct oar 9oot nof
til oenl. De IptteOe ga, og oi berte
Dem ii9e: So, oct er 5Difere. men
oi fo~rreaneoe os; hi troeoe at ifram.
me Dem. men De for lige mo poa
os meo oeres LANCE Sppo. Qfin
aammerat beorog mig, tbi ban
lob lin Rel iea 6apoe Dem oa Beg
&c to; De life alene itangeoe, men
De ifrea al iulO Sails; blot efter
Ell lille Stamp lit ieg ben ene faitet
omfulo. % ieg bleU mart ipr0ig
meo Den anoen; ogian ieg lob oa
neo efter aroen. men On ieg Tom
/ RGr1eoen at aroen mprfeoe ieg,
at DC allereoe bopOe ianet 9no eiter
SfiIouaaterne ira @reis Wplle Tor
at biulpe Dem at fouge 5piterne;
ieg oreieoe ga til 9enitre ino ooer
en- Cot % Tom biem % inc 40 Ell
9agosr og inc / min Seng.
Ger bar en- iarlig SpeftoffeI
belle Qatten; Der fom itaoia Here
til. o9 ieg berte forifraftelige Scr.
banoelier ober oisie Spioner. men
ben / 9aaningen fom min aamme.
rat tiIbage, % ban befen6te oct
belle. Sc fom oa til nit &in0ue og
pPffeos mig op; ieg gioroe natllr.
ligpis 9rsbI. De bur0e Iaoe mig
iobe, ieg par fonnmcn Tent / Seng
% trGngte til @DiIe. De lone0e
mig, ianinart oct bIen Gag nil0e
ieg bIioe orreiteret. Ge foIte mig
en- Spion og mango ANDRE 4anne,
iom lea mn let life buffer. San
mart oct blep Dag, fom Sogneio.
ben og if9Tte mig no / i%orfproelige
Waaoer. % min Meter ifplte mig
no, ieg boboe 10 life oct minite til
nit 5orionr; til min aammerat
babe 10 befenot oct belle; me til
ii6it Git Sogneiogoen meo ben 9e.
mprfning, at oeriom ie9 forisate
iaaoont ~oftere, ioa oeo iea nGiten
life, boao Strnf oct bar iea ifuI0e
babe, jeg tror nGiten ieg ifuloe
bpnges.
SutdinIon / September 1913.
Sonas Reteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
gaIsleps gerebss.

Den M llosape al 2iitbers Rate.
fismus meb 8iffop 8alsleDS 6or.
fIarina renioeret efter ben npe ODER.
I9ttelie Of oct M 9eitomente os
trpft meo %latinife Upper, foreIisser
nh fRrois og bill berefter bIipe no.
ienot Saa oae geitiainger for benne
Bog. Den npe llosabe er en- net
lille Bog | Iibt minore 5ormat emo
ben samIe. Den er trpft meo npe
fpper poo eobt papir os beftet
meb Troob. griien bIiner Tom
bi6tiI 20 Gts.
DON. 2utb. Subj. 3sufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
9anmarfs asrrsiponbante.
(5ortfat fra Sibe 81
8rnnolobsforilnaet

er M foreIogt / 5oIfetinget, % cen
raoifaIe Hegering bar giort iig
Iiffer 5or6nabning ON at flmne
fonme til at i9tte Rann moerG an.
marfs Giges me Brunolop. Snio.
lertio CT Der MI b9not noget, iom
ger en- iaaoan Baraiering min0re
IanoiDnlig, ioet genitres 5ormon6
paa Higsbogen, Sr. s. 6. Gbriiten
len = forelsbig / lit ugeblao ri.
ben" - bor fremiat ct mt @rrmo.
l~oosforilog, Der pnn opientlige
Sumter afniger fra 3egeringens
og oerfor bar itsrre Gbonce for at
funne msoe SDmpati Dos Seire
og bos oct melt f%onieruatibe Ben.
tire.
Sr. S. 6. 6. foreilaor, at 2onos.
tinget o9Iges = life Of De fom.
munole Hao6 = men imellem
W9no, Der er eaer bar npret Weo.
lem of ct fommunalt Raao, Gmts.
raao, 6olfetineet Ell. lign. | minoit
4 aar; ~ af Weolemmerne n9lges
Of aongen efter SnoitilIine Of De
sprige 81. golgberettiset er ale
M9no og abinoer, Ser er fplot 80
aor; @alget fer beo 5orbolostals.
SnItemet. 2dnostinget bliber uopls.
ieIigt og De t2 fonsepalgte Meo-
femmer ifaI reprpientere grbberbs-
oirffombeoen, 8ioenffab, 4unit Sfo.
fe, ai-fe, @iIit9ret o. lign.; oeres
5unftionstio er 8 Qar, men ben
gcnuonGbnes at aongen.
0ette er Soneopunfterne | Sr.
Is. 6. @briiteniens 5orila9, Der tom
oumpenoe neo fra Simlen iom er
gombc Ooeen for 8runblopsfor'
banoGingen 1 5oIfetinset; bet ON
6mnoler fprIie 2nnostingets Stil
ling | Gorfatningen = bet panife'
IigIte Tunft | bennes Sroning.
Gorban6lingerne | @runolobs'
ioaen pil fiffert trpffe | 2ongoraf
og Der CT en- bis SanoipnGisbeo for
at oct life bIiber Sr. Gables mer
Sr. s. 6. Gb~riiteniens NaDn, oel
fommer til of itao UNDER ben np'
gruno.op, roor paraferingen en-
@nng ifal foregaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

9Gar iioen paabegnnot Soc, iom
ban bapoe inobuot os til at oper.
bere Torebisningen al: Graf-
MAINS 9ro. Tanfen mleo oenne bar
oaret at iGtte Den tore 9igter ct
Qiinoe5mGrfe paa bet Ste0, ban
ielD / fine @Grter gioroe fenot %
minoerigt, % bnor ban inipirereoes
til ben itore Roman a5oritreoet"
Get udr 10 iom befenot noe / oen
lille 9ariete / Allegaoe, at Grad-
mann traf Goitb, iom ban / Here
al fine betDoeIigite arbeioer belpn-
ger UNDER ioritellige 9abne. gGrnd-
MAINS 9ro" er ell SeouroigbeO /
Smag meO lignenoe bnlpt mule
umsa9tige Snititlttioner i llolanoet:
6embranots 9us / 9lmiteroam,
@oetbs.S uiet / 5ranffnrt oip. SrG-
Der man in0 / 9roen. pirfer Suteri-
sret gonife iom en- gammel boil.
lonoif 9onoefro meo 0anebplfer,
5agrpgning % oe io9re ggetrG.
bi9lfer paa frpos % tpers. Eperit
oppe UNDER 2oftet inuoer en- mag
zig 9aoern meIIen 10 Sfibe - Ell
9entnoning til 9raebmann iom
Seens 3igter. 8G9aene oGttes al
) al ben geniaIe Qialer gIfiel SCR
9enien uoierte npIoige RdIerier
Oct itsrite bar 1itlen oGracbmann
fonmer til Simmerias Gro" % er
malet ouer oct fenote Gigt til
Sopbu5 ShanOorpb; 0r~iginoI-lPns
nuifriptet iii Minoeoigtet bGuger
i en- 6amme peo Sioen al Yta.
leriet. Man Ter Der ben .iiengraa
SfioIo" trpoe mo / 9immerigs
aro4 iulgt al 9lialtit etIiuger
(%acbtIaimer / 06orifreoet-D %
hans Gpparter ira iamme Gomnn,
aieruGif. @elImann bar reiit iig og
iIanr i'm 2utb, o9 runot ON iiooer
1igtere og GLADE Siple / broget
9lanoing: Solberg. 0ebIenihlpser,
3ahbecf, Sobannes @nalo. 8esiel,
gorl gogger, aoreitrup. Scban-
oorpb. 9Iicber, 0enrif Sbien, s.
3. Saeobien, oen beremte ireoerifs-
bergife 8eitourntsr Ears Wutbie.
fen O.. II.
geo ben II 9Gg er Ell 7srnob-
ming inc iii Oct biitoriife 8Grelie,
y9~racbmann 8Grelfet", oct lille
8um, bbor 0igteren tilbragte ian
mango Inffelige og lpitige Elmer
oner 7sren Itanr %fsIgenoe Gitat
Ser greb en- lille Snngerinoes bui.
De 6aono / mine Strenge, inotil
De tolleoe al Rorgenifprets @uIo.
Ser elatte6es min Ranoe. ian al in
gen Rpnfer iioen eiter bar funnel
lure Den. 6oIaer Grad !
mann
; 9PreIiet itnar alt pietetsfuIot
urprt: gor0et, Stolene, Sofnen,
Speifene, Sierne-9nmpcrne, bpori
enonu iiooer nogIe Stllmper Stea.
rinIps ira 6en iioite aften, Gracb-
mann tiIbrogte / ben life Stue.
Oct o~beroroertIig interesiante,
minoefnI6te og ieoProige file Nu.
Tenn itoar Sr. 6eiberg / ca. 10000
SIR. Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
y9ejIise enc"

On np llbeape af bette fbnne %
befenbte 9ist | 8. 6. Wpnfters
Doerf9tteIie er netop ubfommen
paa bort 5orIog - oenne @ans |
ct net lille &afte paa 8 Siber |
DmfIos. grifen er per CTS. B Cts,
per Giifin 40 cts, per 100 $3.50,
oft netto, portofrit.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08

Meieriets 9eItDrer, 9~rooerien, fei.
re0e icmtioig % anrsoaeen iom
9eftDrcr for @eieriet. San bar uof-
6ruot ! De % aar leoet Meieriets
8rift 90 er oep onoen 9eitprer /
Ror0iGesbig, Der fan ie tiGboge paa
% Mars @irfIom6e0 beo ct og lam.
me Wcieri.
5~lenSborg. 0nlobrDllrp. Senoag
oen 7. Sept. ieire6e gamIe g. q.
zimmerman og 9uitriL Ser Dor
6arresfeogaoe 50. oeres 9uIObrpI.
up. On gftermiooagen inofanot
9ogen nSfiolo's@ Meolemmer og
oct ganlIe 9Ggtepars 5lagtninge ia
/ set ieitIig ppnteoe 5oreningsIofa
le 3%erregaoe PA. Serfro off
man iaa iamIet til 9anif airfe.
bnor Haitor Wattbieien boIot en-
Iale til oe TO aamle. Otter SUBS.
tieneiten gif BET tiIbage til 2ofalet.
boor Der ~oberraftes @uIobru6epar.
ret en- bel Gel @aber og boIotes en-
fornsieIig Seit.
6ult6pl. De tgife 8uostieneiter-
Der frmmer ingen. s 4irfebIaoet
Tor September ifriper Sogneprp.
item, iort9Iler uSiem0oI", fotgeu
De:
Seq maa meget befIage, at ben
tpife BuoStieneite beieges ioa oaor-
Zig. Gen fsrfte tDife @uostieneIte
ON Maane0en beieges nGiten Inn
al unge 5oIf, / BEN iioite Gio bar
Der / @enneminit ppret omfring
80. gien oen anoen tpife @uos-
tieueitc bar III ilere 8ange maat-
tet bortialoe, oa Ger bar msot in.
gen eler fun en- eaer to, en- Ssn.
bag bar Der 4 og en- s oofsne Ser.
Toner. Man fan fun lutte ct oeraf
og oct err, at Der life mtaa bore
Srong til iaa mango tpffe @uOstie.
meter. Sg naar 9eisget %oeObIiper
at bore ioa oadrli9t. ian pil ioen
Sbiol SEN enc bIioe afifaffet til 81.
teraoret, Get er 10 en- gonIfe forge.
pes ling at anIptte 8uostieneiter.
naar geiseet u0ebIiner, og ina gibes
Der fun en- @ei, og oct er of lutte"
SBnoer gilitrnp. afifeSsprrSifen.
Ssnoo6en oen 81. September boI6t
9aitor Sesien, ser / omtrent 90
anr bar b9ret Sogneprpit Der, fin
Authorization. Sognebeboerne bar
/ anIeoning af bans 5rotraScn ifpr.
fet bam en- @ahe. beftooenoe al en-
fS~sIoop!ats til 200 Rorf. I'll grG.
bar ser melot Zig ire an.
oeribIanot gaitor NobIer
ira Saoersleb. g~efoIfuingen er MI
pnn, bpem ser bIioer ga.
itor Sessions gfterisTger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-10-08
0raebmanns arp.

2orrp GeiIberg bar faaet en- M
Soc ener rettere %fuIofert en- for 8
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
Percheron Mare, Jessie R"

Foaled April g, 1912. Color black. star in face, left hind foot white, weight 1160 lbs, Dam' Daisy Bell 2d, No. 17563; sire, Restaurant, No. 68263.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
Lion Theater.

"The Smugglers Daughter" q Rex picture in two reels. will be the princi- pal attraction at the Lion tonight. It is said to be the strongest of the west ern pictures put out by that company and as the name indicates. the story centers around young girl. The de- votion Of the girl to her old father is beautifully depicted and the usual love story in which the hero rescues the heroine and both save the father, and the happy ending. Some beautiful scenery of coast and mountains is shown in the picture and this gives the necessary beauty to an interesting and thrilling story.
 The one comedy to be on tonights bill is Pearls Admirers a split Crys- tai picture. The story is that of an attractive looking girl who has a score or more of beaus who want to marry her. There are the usual complica tions and general miXups but the story ends all right with the right man winning
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
THE NEW QUARTERS
 OF PHOENIX GARAGE
The Most Complete in the South
 West

The Phoenix Garage at 321 North
 Center street announces that they
 have moved into their new shop and are now ready to care for their enor- nous trade in due order. As it has
 been in the past month or so they
 have had to do q lot of their re-
 pair work on the street owing to the scarceness of space in the sohp.
 They now boast of having the finest
 repair shop on the Pacific slope
 which includes five concrete pits
 each of which is electrically lighted
 Not being able to turn out the work
 fast enough with their present force
 of eight mechanics they will take
 on two more, Monday morning both
 being experts.
 Moving the repair shop will also
 mean more storage space in the main building as of late they have had
 to turn down tourists to take care of the local trade first. There are so many motor car owners who are us ing the Garage SERVICE contract that it has been keeping the boys on their toes to live up to their agreements. However, now they can attend to your wants promptly as there has been more men added to the force who will do all in their power to keep up the reputation which has made the PHOENIX GARAGE famous.
 One of the novelties of the new shop is a shower bath for the boys. | It is the aim of the Phoenix Garage i to have every convenience for it's | employees as they believe that good 1 wages and good facilities are neces- sary to turn out good work.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
Colixe

The patrons of the Coliseum have treat in store for them in the shape of the present bill The three acts ap- bearing would be an attraction if placed on any bill, and each being en- tirely different, they all go to make up a well balanced vaudeville show. Little olga, the lady gymnast. presents many difficult feats, all of which are well put over, winning her much favor with the audience. Hunter and Reeves follow with a neat comedy, singing and dane ing turn, handled in a classy way. A particular feature of the act is rag time song success rendered in the spot light, which greatly adds to the sue
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
FURNITURE MEN
 IN NEW OFFICE
Fire of Friday Does Not Deter BarrOws-FOOshee Co. from Opening for Business Before Ashes of Old Establishment Cool

Just before noon yesterday, Fire Chief Sullivan directed a force of men who had been at work practically all night throwing streams of water upon the burning debris where had until a few hours before stood the building occupied by the BarroWs- Fooshee Furniture company, to turn off the water and call their work done About the same time Messrs Barrows and Fooshee, in their new headquarters just across the street. announced that it was lunch time and went out to get a bite to eat. I was just an ether demonstration of the indomit- able spirit that has marked the con duct of the affairs of this concern since it's organization about two years ago Even in the face of past eX- periences it was hardly to be expected that the concern would be conducting business at new stand before the ashes had cooled at the place they had the day before been forced to abandon when flames made a quick end clean sweep. But this was ac- Ccmplished. and while today the Bar rows FOoshee Furniture company has nothing to sell, they are ready to re- celVe their old customers and to promise that within thirty or forty days at a location yet to be select ed, they will be open and ready for business. In the meantime there will be an ample force on hand at all times at the new offices to issue re- ceipts for cash on account.
 One of the few consOling features of the fire yesterday in which $55 ,OOO orth of furniture and $15.OOO tr.11, fact that all the business records of the company were found intact in the big safe The ledger was somewhat cnarred on the edges but every detail of transaction is available. The books were in safe, these including all furniture leases, day books, jour nals and cash books. None of these were injured.
 Upon the road at the present time are several carloads of high grade. furniture which had been ordered some time ago. This furniture will be on hand within a few weeks and will form the nucleus of the stock to bt displayed in the new place of busi- ness. Incidentally both members of the company are planning to leave for the east in a few days. While absent they will visit the furniture centers of the country. and upon their return they will be ready to make an important announcement as t. their future policy. In the near future they expect to be installed in their future home, the building now occupied by Pratt Gilbert Go. at First and Washington streets The Pratt Gilbert company expect to begin shortly the erection of their handsome rev home on South Central avenue thereby making room for the Bar Fooshee company. as planned several weeks before the fire
Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
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The Hart.

There will be an entire change of program today at the Hart, both in the feature pictures and the vaudeville. The comedy playlet for this evening being entitled, Americans Abroad" The spectacular act will be entitled ''Ye Olde lyme Songs" by the Hart Stock company, in which a number of pleas ing ballads and classical selections are sung. Any patron of the house desir- ing to hear any of the old faVOrites sung by the company will be accom- odated if the words and music of the selections are left at the box office. and on the night following the selection will be sung. Harvey Hart will play the trombone, Earl Hart the Cornet, and Lloyd T. Hart, the director of music for the theater. will preside a the piano. The new departure of the management is expected to meet with instant approval.