davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15
X X X X X X X \: X 4 X X X 4
CHURCH SERVICES. \

4 X X X x x x X X 4 4 X X X X
X CHURCH SERVICES. X
X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
w. c. T.C.
j. II. Irvine, pastor Of Jason Lee
Memorial church will address the gos-
pei temperance meeting at 4 o'clock
Sunday, Ferry and Commercial SITS.
The public is invited
Central Congregational Church.
Ferry and S. 18th SITS. 10 a. m.-
Bible school; studies of Heroes, an
cient and modern. II a. m.-Morning
worship; discussion by the pastor,
Stand By" $3.50 p, m.-Christian
Endeavor; the Heroism of Self-Con-
troll. 1880 p. m.-Evening worship;
discourse by the pastor on who is
Your God That You Serve?' These
announcements of your invitation
to all the services.
First Christian Church.
Corner High and Center stress. D.
Errett, pastor. Bible school, GAS a.
M; DR.. II. c. Epley director. Preach
ing by Evangelist R. w. Abberley Of
Cincinnati, o., II a, m, and 1880 p.
M; respective themes: Saved to
Serve" and "The Church for the
Times" A mass meeting for men will
be held at p. M; subject: Man
hood and Home" Special music will
be sung at this meeting. Meetings
continue throughout the week. The
public cordially invited and welcome.
Mass Meeting for Men Sunday.
A great mass meeting for men only
will be held at the First Christian
church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The meeting is in connection with the
evangeistic campaign now being con-
Quoted at the church. The Young
Mems Christian Association is COOP
Grating to make the meeting a great
one for the men of the city. Evan
gelist Abberley of Cincinnati, o., will
give his celebrated lecture on MAN
hood and Home" This lecture has
been received with enthusiasm all
over the country A male quartette
consisting of Messrs. Smith, Wolf,
Metz and Richards will sing "The
Church is the Wildwood" A chorus
Of men will be led by Musical Di-
rector Richards, The occasion prom
ises TO be full of interest and big
crowd of men is expected to be pres
ent.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner State and Court streets, Dr.
r. N, Avlson, minister, 1915 a. M,
morning prayer; 1890 a. m, the Rev.
II. S. Wilkinson, d. d., Of Eugene will
preach, both in the morning and at
1880 p. M; 12 m,, class meetings; 70
M Sunday school, p. m., The Rev.
A. c. Brackenbury will speak at the
Old Peoples Home. $3.50 p. mo In.
termediate Epworth League in old par
sonage; 6:15 p, m, Epworth League
Mrs Ivan BellInger will lead in the
discussion Of the subject Faith Shows
Itself by Works" Miss Chappell will
give a short talk on some phase Of the
Life Of Jesus in relation to present
day social problems.
PcnteCOstal Church Of the Nazarenc.
Dora W. b. Stone in charge, Place Of
worship, w. c. 7. L. Hall Sunday
school at 10 a. H., L. r. Ross gupern-
tendent. Preaching at II a, m. Sub.
ject "An Embez2ler Pardoned,' Cot.
tage prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880. You are invited to attend
|. h. s. A.
The Salem class Of the international
Bible Students Association, Brooklyn
New York. will hold their regular
weekly study at i35 Court street, up
stairs, Sunday at II a, m. Undenomi-
national. All Bible students welcome
No collections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15

Now we know thanks TO Senator
Thompson, what the agricultural ex-
tension work. is. It is the missing
link between the o. A. c. and the
farmers
South Commercial street now Is
somewhat like a bill coming before the
Legislature, there are two sides TO It..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15

The Portland city council has Sc
lected u committee of nine to revise
its charter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15

Even a lazy man never gets tired
running for office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-02-15

Naturally beauty doctor likes to
handsome fee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Cincinnati oonnerHas. Den 80. ottober 1913

pogeilib bei6dftiat mar. 1srner iaets
GoipraiofF aus, baB per Moro nidt
iit Der 6oble periibt fplrDe, no man
bic 2eiche fanb. ionbern on einem lebs
ntiaen glabe. ba 2ebm an Den aleiz
bern asfunoen tpurbe. sSm 8erihte
entitanb Seniatirn. ols dnaetiinbigt
tflroe, baB man ben Gebm nabe bem
6auIe Der Gihebsridf niht nit benz,
her fih on ben Gfeibern bsfanb, Der
gli61en babe.
soIdrotofF fhlob sein Gerb1r nit
Der 8emerfund. oaBE Die 6uare, Die
man an ben afefbern p<s ermorbeten
anoben fanb, BON einem ldngen frauz
fen Bart herriibrten, Dd6renb Die
6aare an geilib' Bart tur8, iteif unb
eerabe limb.
Or. 9afploff bsitunb barauf, bab
trebsr bem andben flut abqesapft,
nod ibm Gualen berehet !roroen ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Die antlas.n gsssn Jrau aneills
panb unb 5rou Dora Nontefiers.
bic in Dublin perbai.et purben,
Wsrben ipabrideinlih nieoerseih!assn
r,erSen.
u us 1erito.

Stabt Terifo, 20. DIT. rSebs
StuEoe brinat neue 3riumphe fur Dos
Susrtaeglanquet 5icet in Den mer,s
ianiihen Staaten4 iast ON Uiitilpoh
ods Reeierungsorsan 81 Didrio" IN
einem qeitarii.el. .Dieie Wablbtrihte
haben cine boppelte geoeuiuns: Gut
ribuns Des DsrbaItens unieres pras
iiosnten uno 9uoeluHs, mir mohien
beinabe logeu 9eibeliins Der 6ost1fien.
unbsredrieten unb unperfddr,teu gins
miihuns elmer ausipGrtigsn Wta9i in
sniere inneren 4neslesenheiten.
Der llmIone, baB Der prdIioent
scr Be-. SiaaisH Die prdiioentId)dfts :
9idets oerjenisen unteritiibi, Die Die
asbsaion i'm Rorosn Don Wierito be-
ciiniiisen uno benisnisen opponirt be-,
Die fir 0eiebmdbisteit, Sronung uHo
rationale Wiirbe s;no, but sur ssolle
cshIti, bab prdiioent Suerta lu9
fernerhin bic Wadjt in ben Sodnoen 5e@
talten uiro. uno me9r, sr bat CIR
5olge ssbabt. oob iid ale bisisuissn
IN Qanet. Die ebrbdr unb aft6ar Iinc.
IT. SEsrtu atidnGrt uno 5ugsItanota
baben, DAB er unier ben ississn idlpies
rigea 0trbdliniiIsn Der ein5isc m0glis
DE p-Giibent Ger Hepn6lit Msrito ilt.
.Gi Snbepsnoianie" iagi: .Ger Re
teI bon Wsrn Grus unb Der 5eIo BON
Giuouoela ((5elir dag srtldren Iid,
fir beiiegi. Inter Den Ihiisenben Jliis
geln bon Jobn Climb, uno lid F.It an
Den gonlui Canada antlammerHb,
fat sr iid i'm 4ussnblid einssbilbstsr
Gefabr ois EN- Gplbat poa Don Gnts
iessn uno obne isoe Gbre ss3eigt.~
81 Jmparcial- ioat: Der Reffs
bes sroben Don prrfirio 1iaS bat Ii1
10 ftige ipie elm 5ale se3eisi."
an5dnger bon Oia5 pers
baftet.
Sisttn 4nbdnssr Don Jelir 9ias,
bic in 0era gru3 unter Der 4nsiage
Der 0erfhn0runs sessn bic Rsgierung
perhaf.es iporoer sraren. iiHo ON
Miiiipon bi.rber ge5raht nno an bi.
Gsrift. ibermsefen nnrben. Sic lpers
ben bsfduloigi, bic 4biiht osbabi s!I
bab.n. In Vera Grus cine NsDolutioR
tn S3ene su fsssn.
Die a mpfs um MoHtsrep.
eagle pob. Ter. 20. Oiiober.
Dir beiosrieitigsn 4rmeen inn uorolis
den Merito ptrben in uno BEL Dlons
iertp tpnssntriri unb BON ullen Seiten
iutroen aruppen bortbin gsfnidt.
W6brenb ks Ioe,s traf bier Elm g..
ftM BON btm gouperneur GarransA
tin. nab iefsr aogititutionaliit In bies
ltr Uegtnb fofort nad5 WlontsrsD ses
ihidt futrben icn, no immer NOD aes
fGmpfi pirb. Die 3atl oer aonftiiu>
iicndlifisn. ole iest bsi Mcn.ersp 3us
tdmnsenseSogeH iperbsa. Iol iih aui
5000 belnuftn.
Die Mteitrungstruppsn bnben 5ebn
TtloseIGiibt BON qiebras He0ras net
WonieTen gefnidt uno ss Iino nur
200 weann In Der Stabt sufiidgebiis.
ben. Die Generate Worarette, 1eliea
Mno Wluis befsbligen anhers aomman
bos BON Negierunestruppen. bic Don
Der n0rblinen Oren1s onS ndh Mon.
terep nilterips9s Iinn.
larebo. Ter, %. Ctt. Dspefdkr
jQfo!Ss be ipSbSeH> ~ 9aoes Bel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
9tboIpb Builds 3eitament.
Die Gquitp aiiociatio o n
abermats GbaebliBt.


Columbus, 9, 20. Gtto6er.
0as Supremeperi6t Don Gbio bat ain
Witttpo6 Morgen Die 5anoIung5peiie
bes Stadtsistretdrs 9raDes gutse6eiz
Ben, inoem er bic Rsferenoumz Petiz
tiOnsn nit gs3ug auf oas Narnesz
uno pas Gilpatridgeieg, bic pom Der
.Sbio gqritp afociation bei ibm etnges
reitht puroen. fir ungiiItlg ertIdrte
uno pas 0.riht tpeigerte iih aud,
einen gsTebl 81 erlafen. unter benz
Der Staotsietretdr gs3pungen Iperosn
ioIlte, bic beipsu 9eiege auf Die
Stimmssttsl isseu gu laTen, pie bies
Die Ohio gquitp AHociattDn perlangt
bate. Die @ntibeioung erfolgts nit
feds Stimmen sssen cine, oIe.eniss
oes Ri6tsrs Sbaud.
Die Gntfhsioung oes Setrstdrs
9ropss bleibt Iorpsit bsitsbsu unp es
gi6t tein Refsrenoum iiber Die beioeu
9deBs bel -. ndhIten WabI.
Gus Supremsgsriht bate Inon
pprbsr osgsn bic gebauptung Der
Gquitp 4foeiation snti6isbeH, oaB
nsr St1ntsittrgtGr niht Die enpgiiltiae
Gntihsioune oariiber in Sdnoen babe.
pb RsfsrsNoumz poer Snitlatipspetis
tionsn genug ssfdlidts uHteridriften
babsn. um Tie ungiiItig gu MAIDEN. Die
gquitp afociatiou beiduioigte odun
Den Staatsietrstar, baB oisIsr in be-
triissrii6sr 4.iis setanoelt babe, aIs
Ter lid lDeigerte, bic referendum Be
titionen Gn3unehmeu uno peitere llnz
tsrfhriften sntgtsen 81 nebnen, nahz
oem bic sritsu yetitionsu fir unsiilz
tia ertldrt poroen tuareu.
Wlit Der hsutigsn GntI6sioung err
reitt Elm LANCER aampf Elm Gnoe, Der
beaann, als Die srIisn gntbuuungsu
barber aemadt purbe, oaB Die BON
Der @ouitp 2lhociation bon Glepslano
in llmIauf asFsB.en petitipuen pisle
gsf6lIdte gtamen entbieIten, Die BON
ben 4gsntsn Der 4Tociation iel6it elm
geisBt uno aus aorebbiihern, ,Yon" :
9uhern abaeibrieben poroen tpdren
uno audi Die Hamen pisIer ldngit pers
itorbener psrIonen enI6ielten. Die
llntsrfunung betreffs Der gefdlI6ten
llntsrI6riften tpurbe bon benz Stdai
auf 8erlaneen bes 8ouperneurs Cor
beaonnen. Die Qurpdlte Der Gquitp
aFociutiou sogsn iih Iton am stpeis
ten gags BON benz 9erbor suriid, be-
hduptsnp, oab Der StadssIetretdr
tsine 2lutoritdt bats. Die unteriu6ung
3u fiihren.
3ds ailpdtrif s9eIes snthdlt ge=
itimmuHgsn, bic bas Smitb'ife sins
prossnt SteusrgeisB mebr elaitiid
MAIDEN. Inter benz Warness s9eies
nsroen gountnzStsuerbeb6roen ges
ifdffcn, Die BON Gjouperneur gu err
nsnnsn iirrn uHo unter Der GoHtrous
Der Steueltommiiiipn Iteben.
9a es ieBt sntihieoen lit, bdb feline
Referendum gbitimnung iiber bic beis
ben 8sIebe Ttattfiuoen rpiro, tpiro Der
9ouperneur binnen aurSem bic
gountn SteuertommiHGre ernennen.
5ir ieoss Gountn. COS bis su $4,000
ooer $4,000 ginlpobner bat, nirb elm
StsuertommiFdr ernonnt perben,
ipdhreno bic COUNTIES BON or0Berer
gsp0itsrunss5ahl 5pei aOmmiTdrs err
baIten.
3 grdiibent 90 ilion bat meme
gfGne betreffs Mertfos.
Wafbinaton. .. g., %, DIT.
qraiibsnt Wilion bat einsn nei,en 9lan
fir bic Wisoerheritea bon Hnbe
uno Sronung in Msrito, ben sr am
Jreitas NIT ieinsm Sobinst bsIpre6eu
unb innsrbalb peniser 5ase betannt
MAIDEN pirb.
Tis biefissn 8eamten psrbaIten ii6
init Hs5us auf ben plan ietr suriids
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Die Mage BET O5lo Gqujlg=
alo(ialioa
Oeaen ben staatsiefretdr 6ra-
pes, ppm Gberseridt in 60
lumbus absewieien.
9as Neiereuoum iiber oas ssilpas
trid umo bas 1SarneS 8eSes
aommt nidt auf ben Stinm5cttei.

Sommt nidt auf ben Sttmm5ettel.
Gie argumente iiber Die 9erufunJ
Der 33 in Snoianapolis perurs
tbeiIten 1pnamttrihe
Saben Dor Dem Ser. Staoten aretS'
appeaationsgeri6t IN Chicago
begonnen.
4bcIpb 9uih'S Seitoment.
grnit a. Wluret, Ser 6reuno Sans
Sd)miot's,
Sn Getp Dorf pegen 5alidniin5erel
5u z SSabren 6 Ytonaten @e-
iangniB perurtbeiIt.
llngelpobnlid faltesj g8etter in
8eiteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
NefterberiAt.

Sir G1io unb fas ipsitlitc
genninlpnn;en: llnbeiiimmtes unb
fdlseres mettsf Gm Donnsritng. Mm
ssreitds fd6nts Wetter. Rorotpeitlihe
Ninbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Die gfrs, %,nsstruppsn boben bic
Gtabt ebibuabua gerdumt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

Wloraen finoet I'm gplbenen 4blcr
cine SiBuns bes ssrnusnbunbes.
(Sa)neis0sssin Wabbsleori, iiGtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Dom Ritualmorbproseb in aietp.

profeHor Wiliidop proteitirt in Der
Duma segen ben ihmahooIeH
proaeB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
Die BON guneio @illa NIT 1000
Monn beorobt piro.

Der ameritnniiR 9oiIhafier 9erdro
bon BEN aailsr miibelm in
Berlin empfansen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30


AuslanD. D.Selegrapb
Die Sage in ~ ,1iec.
pie Nesieruns wie Die Son
fiituti,nafiffen
ehi6en ale periasbaren Grups
pen mad Munterey
Wo tmmer nod nm ben 8eiib br
Stlbt seidmpft tpirc.
Die Grs, %tnsstruppsn boben bic
Stabt ebihuabua geraumt.
Die BON ganeio Diaa NIT 1000
Wlonn beorobt fpiro.
Der ameritdniIde 9otihafier Gerurb
bon bem aaiisr miibslm in
Berlin enlpfangen.
Dom Ritualmorbproseb in aietp.
profsfior Wliliidop proisitirt in Der
Duma segen ben idmahoollsH
proaeB.
Die 4ntlassn esgsn Jrau lneills
pdno unb 5rou Dora Nontefiers,
bic in Dublin perbaf.et purben,
WsrNn tpabrideinlih nieoergefh!assn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30
pie Nesieruns iuie Die acn-
fiituti,nafiffen
Gdi6en ale periisbaren 5rup=
pen aat Munterey

Wo tmmer nod nm ben 9eiis Der
Stibt setampft ipirc.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
GLENDALE WOMANS CLUB
 IS 10 BE DEDICATED

GLENDALE Ariz.. March 2o-Thc members of the Glendale Woman's Club are busily engaged in decorat- ing. and fixing up their new club house for the dedication on March 21st next Friday
 The building will be decorated in the club colors. In the afternoon a public dedication will take place. There will be a program. by the members of the club. and refresh ments will be served
 In the evening reception for the members and invited guests will be held in the large auditorium of the building. Refreshments will be serv ed and another program will be given
 The afternoon dedication will b. held from 1:3o to 3:30 Everyone k i invited to come and hear the pro gram and inspect the new building. Mrs. J. l.. Cant is visiting in Phoe- nix for d few days this week
 Mrs Lizzie Hardy who has been visiting her sister Mrs. P J. Rordan l atthe Hotel GlenWood the past few [ days will return to her home at ! Phoenix tomorrow. j Miss Margaret Wheeler of Phoe- i nix is expected to come to Glendale 1 tomorrow for an extended stay. Miss Margaret Meagher motored t. 1 Phoenix yesterday.
 1 Mrs Geo. COX was a Phoenix visi- l tor today.
 1 Registered at the Hotel Glenwoo'
 are Ann Farwell. Ethel F. Ward. $ i C. Thompson, J C. Hammond, W. J /! Murphy. Lois Kaiser Mrs. J. l.. Gai- 1 ser. J. w. Johnson, l.. C. Coffey am $. Reed Graves.
 Mrs. NJ l.. Stitt is Phoenix visi- ! tor today.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
TENNESSEE MAN BUYS
 FINE FORTY TRACT
Land Advertised Exclusively in Repub
 Ilcan Finds Ready Buyer.

l.. $. Thompson, of the Sid Henry real estate office, yesterday closed d deal whereby r. l.. Smith of Tennessee, became the owner of beautiful forty acre tract of splendid alfalfa land, just east of Peoria and thirteen miles northwest of Phoenix. Mr. Smith will at once return to Tennessee to close out his interests and bY October will be located on his new ranch He has d perfectly level tract, not yet under cultivation but to be improved by him This is the first tract sold of the one thousand acres of unimproved Peoria and Glendale land the firm advertised exclusively in the Republican for the past week or more. This one thousand acres has just been placed on the market by the eastern owners and are listed exclusively with Mr. Thompson and Mir. Henry Considering the class of land offered. it is said the prices asked is exceedingly low
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
POULTRY INSTITUTE
 SET FOR SATURDAY
Large Variety Of Subjects Certa n
 to Interest Breeders

The Arizona Poultry association will hold it's first poultry institute next Saturday, March -. at the Water Users building, at 9.30 ?. m. The committee in charge has endeaYored to have a variety of subjects of in terest to the large numbers of poul- try raisers in this section.
 Everybody interested in poultry either as fanciers or for utility will find it to their benefit to attend and are cordially invited. whether mem bers of the association or not.
 The following subjects will be dis cusSed: 'Object of the Association, Col C. W. Harris. Colonel Harris has taken a lively interest in the asso- citation and was a member of the committee that wrote the by-laWs. and rules and regulations for the association.
 Care of Chicks" by IT. w. Clark. MT. Clark is a practicing attorney in Phoenix. Though he is a fancier. he can tell of the utility side of poultry also when it comes to raising chicks. He has been very successful.
 Prof. A. NJ. McOmie of the Arizona University will discuss Experiments. He is detailed to assist in farmers institute work throughout the state
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
SCORES FLOCK ID SEE
 NEW GAS GENERATOR
Announcement in The Republican Brings Many to Office of
 Company

Announcement in The Republican yesterday that syndicate of Phoe- nix business men consisting Of Messrs. Woodbridge and Jenkins un- der the name of the Hydro Carbon Gas Manufacturing Company. had taken over the Arizona. California and Hawaiian Islands rights of th.. Famous Gas Generator and were de monstrating the fuel and time say ing appliance at 3l West Adams street. brought scores If interested citizens to the headquarters of the concern. Just as stated in The Re- publican common kerosene oil is ut ilized 1n the manufacture of q non explosive gas possessing about $, 900 heat units in one thousand cu- bic feet as compared with about 5000 heat units in one thousand cubic feet of the best commercial gas The visitors yesterday found mo- dern kitchen range. equipped with burners in the fire box and under the ovens. glowing fire and withal freedom from smoke dust and srime IL was d revelation.
 Actual figures show that the gas
 can be manufactured at considerably 1 less than one half the price paid for commercial gas with far greater ! heat and the consequent additiona saving of gas employed for d shorter 1 time and accomplishing the same re-
 suit as with gas burned considerably i longer
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21

and also has charge of the eXpcri- mental station at Phoenix.
 One of the best known business men of Arizona. F. Hackett. has consented to talk about the buyers side of poul- try production. He will tell how chickens should be cared for before being brought to market how to dress poultry and other subjects that will be of great benefit to poultr! raiSerS.
 The subject of "Capons" has been chosen by J. .. Barnd How to ca ponize will be explained. and the ad- vantages of raising capons given.
 Mir Alexander Of Tempe, no doubt the best known poultry man i'll the state. known because of his success in overcoming difficulties in raising poultry will discuss raising poultry for utility purposes.
 Judge j. E. Fitch. who is spending the winter here. will talk about Fancy and Utility Poultry in Gen eral" MT Fitch is q prominent poul- tryman of New York. having taker part in judging chickens at Madison Square Garden show for sixteen years He is well known all through th' east and is quoted as an authority in poultry affairs.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

BId ASK Adventure ............. 2h 2& Arizona c"mnl rt.t.s,;,r "is '@a
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
SCORES OF "TELEGRAMS"
 TELL 0F NEW SHOW
Manager Reeves of Empress Theater Adopts Novel Advertising Plan.

Probably one of the neatest and most unique bits of advertising undertaken recently in Phoenix was that by which Manager A. H. Reeves. of the Empress brought to the attention of Phoenix theater goers. the fact that an entire change of policy was scheduled to be gin last evening at the popular East Adams street vaudeville and picture house. It was so good that it evidently caught" for the Empress theater was packed to it's doors last evening.
 A boy attired for all the world like Western Union messenger, equipped with a bicycle and receipt book, visited hundreds of homes in Phoenix yester- day bearing messages enclosed in regu- latiOn telegram envelopes, except that i instead of the words Western Union the words Western Vaudeville Acts appeared prominently in red ink IL
 was Paid" message in each in stance
 Opening the envelope after having properly signed. a Day Letter" was revealed signed by the A. H. Reeves Amusement company reading:
 Please note that the Western Nau deviile Association places two entire
 new shows each week in the Empress l Theater beginning March 20th 1913 and we beg to present for your approV- al the program outlined on opposite
 page on above mentioned date , It aroused the necessary interest ir l the most important step Manager
 Reeves has taken in his effort to give i the very best vaudeville obtainable tC 1 his Phoenix patrons, and the excellencA ! of the opening bill, which runs for foul
 nights and Saturday matinee, attestet i to the judgment of the management 1T making the change
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
FINANCES AND MARKETS
[AssocIATED PRESS DIsPATcHI


 NEW YORK March 2o.-Tradins $ in stocks which usually figure the most prominently in the market was on almost q nominal basis today Li quidation continued among indus trials which were recently subjected 10 severe pressure and there were further declines, Rumeiy the most prominent of these stocks falling t. 45A, d new low record for the move ment. Sears Roebuck which develop ed strength early in the day later re- acted points from it's high price Railway steel spring rose two an | Onehalf on resumption of dividends The coming of the holiday over Easter was responsible for the short covering by the traders who do nor care to leave contracts open until next week.
 Call money touched three and one half per cent, although there was un easier tendency in the time mon cy market. Rates for mercantile paper stiffened, with some transac- tions at 612 per cent. The weekly statement of the Bank of England reflected no improvement in the posi- ton of that institution. February railroads reports began to come in today. The Baltimore X Ohio state ment showed smaller gain net than recently Although the gross earnings rose five hundred and six ty thousand dollars. the advance in net was only twenty eight thousand dollars owing to enlarged eNpendi : lures for maintenance and transpor-
 The stock exchange will be closed tomorrow and Saturday.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales represented a par value of one mill lion. four hundred and sixty thou sand dollars. United States three and four'S and Panama fours advan- ccd one eighth on call on the week.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
Stocks

AmaIgamated 6712: Smelting 65 Ii santa Fc 100"s: St Paul 10SH New York Central eX. div. 1041a; Penn sylvania 11S&: Reading 155 g. &: Southern Pacific as 1-S Union Paci- fife 147A; Steel 59.3-S; preferred 1o7 Is; Silver 567s
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21

Foley Kidney Pills will reach your individual case if you have any form ot kidney or bladder trouble. any bac<ache rheumatism, uric acid poi soning or irregular and painful kid noy action. They are strengthennS, tonic and curative and contain no habit forming drugs.-Elvey & Hulatt - \ dNerti iSernent
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
LENTEN SERVICE-In

Pro Cathedral church from F o'clock noon, today until o'clock this after noon. services will be held in ob- serVance of Good Friday. All mem bers of the parish are urged to be in attendance. There will be ad- dresses on the seven words of Christ from the cross
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21
Metals

NEW YORK. March 20-Copper quiet: electrolytic unchanged: arriv- als fifteen hundred tons Exports this month, 24,62 tons. London cop per firm.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-21

Although owner Jack Hoilahd oi the St Josenh. Mo. bah club will manage his team from the bench again this season. he realizes the value of having leader in the actual play. and for, this reason has ap- pointed Edward Dutch" ZW1lllng. the former Chicago White SoX outflelder, captain of the 1913 team
 Zwiling Tn addition to being one or the best hitters in the Western league is q popular player around the circuit on account of his good disposition He hit ,352 last year.