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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
READING WAS THE ONLY FEATURE
OF NEW YORK MARKET YES IERDAY

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-THE spec
tacular performances OF Reading stood
out conspicuously to-day in sjoc..
market which otherwise dlsrlayed lit
tie animation. Trading in .iralinc in
the hrst hour was the heaviest which
had been seen in any one stock for
weeks. The rise before the opening
here OF over two points in London. fol.
lowing the sharp upturn in this mar
ket recently, caused excited specula-
ton in the stock. The first transac.
ton was block OF 10000 shares al
1872 to 1891. The quotation wos
run up quickly TO rs the highest
figure Of the year. "A level over ten
points above last weeks low. and a
gain on the day OF pa. II was held
that Readings rise represented merely
a severe squeeze Z the shorts. and
little weight was attached 20 the bui.
lish rumOrs put out. Operators To-
fused 10 follow Reading by bidding up
the rest of the list. and sold stocks III.
stead. The market gradually grew
heavier as the day advanced. and in
the last hour was under pronounced
pressure. which caused a number OF
the standard shares 10 show losses Of
a point or more. Following the an.
nouncement that only the regular divi
dend had been declared by the Read
ing directors. the stock lost what was
left OF the days gain. and something
more. New Haven touched a new low
record during the dav. yielding ovcr
two points. 20 s7ss. Total sales. 432
200 shares
Bonds were heavy Total sales. PAL
value. 81 500 900
United States bonds were unchanged
on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area extends this
morning from Ontario southwestward
10 the Central West. attended and pre-
ceded by rain. the rain area extending
eastward over the Ohio aud Tennessee
Valleys. Another storm formation, at
tended b. rain. is moving northward
into Texas
higsh pressure. cool and generally
iair weather area is moving eastward
over 'he Northwest and upper valleys
frosts occurred In sections OF Colora.
do. Wyoming and North Dakota.
The shower area will probably re.
main over this section tonight and
Thursday II will be cooler Thursday
Local data; Highest temperature
yesterday. 80 degrees: lowest las;
nisht. 81 degrees. rainfall. O29
Owing Ia general showers. the riy.
ers in the district will probably rise
slightly
II. G. HOWE. Section Director.
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w { Hudson 10 oliver Rigot. lot.
Locus; park $50 '
Ma, - u.rich 70 Robert Richardson.
lat n. neyarmon's LIST. :. y, 9i.025.
D. =. kithcHrt to !. q. Wanenmach-
80. Notes. St-ubenvi!le township. $500
J.. ]. Jennie Rec. to l.. g Bendur,
lots. Pleasant Heights S2.Os5
j. =. Young go Mrs Thyza Smith
lot Brilliant. SI.050.
John .Soltis To Anna Cseplyo Metes
J. J.. Fabcr 10 Fred I.usky. part o,
two lots. 1880 "a
l.. e Bendur~ 10 r. W Bendure. u
lot Pleasant Heights. 81.
l. {. henduTe to IL T. Williams 10,
IItasaut Heights $500
Henry Day TO Mihool Moru-kin. I2i,
acres Springfield township. $500.
irene Woriey to Isabelle Elliott lot
city. $4,000
Blanche Rogers To- Gladys McFedd.r
part = two lot-. I.aHc 'lcview. 81
= T. jennie, t- carl Boyd. lot Pleas.
ant Heights. $500.
W ~ Jones 10 J. IL Jones. lot
T.. u Weaver To- Katherine scaniin
lot. city 81
p = Jernev Co. \ Y Reith. lot
Pleasant Heights. $500
MAJ ga'et ~frnEer 20 Frank orr tu.e
lots. East Springfield. 5000
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 17.-Corn took the
lead to-day on change. and brought
about a general advance. The reason
was that consignments OF corn drop
ped of sharply from many districts
which have recently been heavy
shippers. \ net gain Of 5-S 10 sc
Was scored by corn. Wheat finished
the same as last night to a higher.
oats up TO l. to = and provisions
unchanged TO a rise OF 25c.
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guilty 70 the charge. As result
the criminal jury viii not report I'M
90 Friday morning
Rapid progress has been made in
the criminal cOudt this term inas
much as there have been almost a
record breaking amount % guilty
pleas entered. II 10 thought nov that
tho term viii end near the FIRST Of
October
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Cash quotations were as follows.
Rye--No. 2. 67izc.
Barley-Feed or mixing. 60a 7Scc.
Timothy seed-s40Om s. 90
Cover seq t9.OtH Sllj0
Mess Pork-S225O.
Lard-tin tiercesD Sl105aSII.O7Is
Short Ribs - tloOseJ {l037i. n
l1.l2i1.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts.
Lurgh. Pa. Sept l7.-Cattle steady
supply light. choice. fS5pTfs 70
prime. sS.25HSS50
sheep steady. supply fair Prime
Vethers. ;4S5aS5.00. culis and com
mons. s. 500 $3.50. lambs. S. o. n
$3.50. vail calves. sli5OMSl $500
Hogs strong receipts II double
d'.-ks. Prime heavies. sss5dSS 90;
mediums and heavy workers.. 50 3On
1885 hght workers.. $3.50 50 90
PIGS. 5000 $3.50. rouFhH. s. 5OT7.75
CHICAGO. Sept I7.-CIosc. HOGS
receipts. 1900. strong and Ioc high
er. bulk 81 sales. - o. n - 80. light
- % n 50 05. mixed. s7sOnse %
heavy. 1850 s. IS. rough. 1850
3 80. pigs. Sf50dstO
Cattle receipts. 1900. strong n
l0c higher. beeves. 70dS93O. Tex
as steers. - s5q $500: stockers and
feeders. - f0d s. o.. covs and hcif
ers. S3s"Gss7 20. calves. SS7sd
$500
sheep receipt % 00'. strong 10
lNc higher. native a.iscp. g. 5G04-5.
yeariings. N75G SIS lambs. native
q - p s. 90
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BLANK DAY
No Cases VIII Be Tried IN Criminal
Court To-dsy-oniy one Doeketed
was Heard Tuesday.

TODAY viii be- blank as FAR az tho
local criminal court IS concerned a.
ihcre are 10 cases scheduled Tor
trial The only case which Was IN
have been held to-day was the ono N
thc Ihilahaums who we're sent up
for robbins Foundation Company NJ
tho Warwood dam and Who plead
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Bulter. - and f.hec..

NEW YORK Sept IT, Butter un.
changed
Cheese UNCHANGED
Eggs steady State. PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby hrnncrv whites. 4Ortcc .
gathered whites 3Gff4tc. western
gathered whites. 2sH3sc. state
Penneylvania and nearby horn.-v
browns. % 70 Sc.
Flour about steady
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NV YORK. Sept II Money On
call firm. range. aH3f. ruling rate
3. closing BID. 3. closing asked. 81.
Time money firm. sixty days fafit
Ninety days. - six months. 5asL
Copper nrm standard spot MONTH.
81. eloctrolytic ftGs7ffgf7 90. lake.
$500, casting. ffs 62a 1851 Tin
easy. spot So f00t42 Is. lend. $40
-Deiter s. 750fss5. iron nrm.
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STEUBENVILLE

STECBENvILLE. o.. Sept. I'D
Z. feck as justice and L. ". Haggert)
as constable VS.. Cyrus Shockey IA
?usuce anu II. r. West as constable
Injunction secured to prevent defen.
oAnts foTcibly taking permission OF
property IN plaintin hands In case oi
J. r. Knox VS.. Jess Coins
Appeal transcript from Prohat,
court in case Of claim al n T Pott,
vs. the estate of Alkaline 8 Potts
commercial National Bank vs. j. NJ
McCiaVe ct a.. confirmation and dis.
tribution.
blancne T. Griffith VS.. Geo. J. Grir-
fiih " Geo. }. griffith. SIS alimony
allowed
Fannie Lester vs. Herman Lester
defendant 60 pay 81 per week aIimouy
Jr ~ viii be punished FOR contempt
Marion g. Quintilliani Is Alesandro
Qb1ntiI4lani uINorce grained fnr -,
ful absence
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l-Transfer books close sept goth
Tor pc cent cash dividend payable
Z ept 30th.
,z)-Trhnsfe- books close oct .is,
To- 4 Of ! pr cent cash dividend pay
able Oct 3ist
t3l-Transfer books close Sept 90
for y per cent casa dividend payable
October l.
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IS pAos. = CO. . c1osing letter

SFW YORK Sept. % -- TIE rumors
which were afoat included segregation
plans and Increased dividend pc -tpIit-
ties ir Reading Early prlces we're the
izhesf and the stock seemed COB he on
tap up 20 TIE an1ourU cUIert that reg Ilsr
dividend had been declared Tn 70 vas
Toor suproff give - steel whicr was
Influential IN dCyrsesfrR prices. toret
held firmly buy Fraiy yielded IN after
noon The Sputf Western stocks suffered
or account u poor com crop OUTLOOK
Tho diaaTTnfrfuerf over Reading dirld-
srd w1e Instrumental IN ~1usirg furff er
throw .uE over ard re market l."aef
now had far reaction ana pr f.rHtrr
decline stocks are "a purCharc
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Leone Hello. 81 years. and Myrtle L
hunkle. Is years. OF AIingo
Alhert ID. George. - years and Il
beane Allen q years. OF Bergholz
,Jho. Husan. - years and Lizzi,
MayOros. 10 years. OF Harperyille
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Coffee.

8 iai dispatch On the Intelligence
WV YORK. sept is..fIavrr mar
Bot va T. franc advance. September
futures closed offered M 1fc. Uocem
Dor closed offered no Ole. March
closed offered az e2ic. May closed of
fered AZ 932c. July closed offered M
2 45c RIO 40 quoted a. 9tsc. mar
ket steady
T. " MiNFORD & 60.
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II Is announced at the clerk a.
courts ofice that the SIPS charged 70
tnr hunting licenses IL not A graft o.
theirs. as Si.0G goes T. the state. 1sf
ma Hame commission and % cents 3.
turned into the county Treasure,
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Cd Transfs- to1ks close sert.r-t.,
2 e. FOR f rash fftfffrf r.t.f. h.
-epfer Per SON
80 Transfer t11ts rias- D-t.h..
-IT' fnr ono half 40 81 rasf dIvIfe.af
paFsh.e October 1lff
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ne county commissioners have d.
.ldeh up the pike districts. Nelson 10
thr n"rth. Priest for the middle and
cunningham Tor the south end OF the
county.
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90 -Trausfsr books close sept - TO-
r. cash dividend payable oct 1T
u Transfer books close oct 20 for
zist '''''A ''''''' ''i
'tl-Transfer books close SEM 90 fe-
! = cash dividend payable --toter
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GIANTS AND
ATHLETICS
Ccontinusa from Page Seven,


His greatest strength s. a. fielder be-
'duFe 20 - wonderful ground coVerer
ana -tudi's bait ~ closely 20 Do in a. .
Icy place whom certain man IL az the
ilatg Tue real importance - Barry TO
the philadelphia infeId was shove vshep
20 hurt his lex along 300 Auaust this SEQ
son and had Co iay n FOR tao or tree
weeks lie proved the truth ~ TIC ola
hal ing mat you never miss thing while
You ave g. Mack certainly missed
Hnrry WREN Dc had to do Without MIN
70 FIf orr CD" substitute fuheIder fu
tarrNs place. tni this youngstfr did rat
games Ht on alarming rate Trsv could
h"t "I"ri mem. either This was on the
~, ~. or ,l",i i',-l ..fit o. Clc, Gland
men We Gun dropped three out - four
~ last o. desperation. Mack brought
kun' pifrirE Iu from the oufnsIf ard
stationed hifl 40 ghurfst1r HUME
came to tho Athletic a. "a third b,.,.
man Originally 10 MADE RI GOOD f,f 80
playing ~' "rfstup and hrared inc club
en, y n''lg4 H. Hut Ma'k was re-
"t.ri % r'" Harry 0uf there again.
warn Dr. u"f a terribly hard hitter hut
h' i7 Timely performer Many q smash
D." pushes "If when 10 ursets "a rarre ~
hall md $50 not care 10 So bi,r ,9.,,,s
io ihr Plate in q pinch iu the wutiI.s
10 -ifs Do 1915 ne uses his br-I0a f-
rn,"irE 10 bases ae BE- does in The field
fHd fltfelof" iT a. dangerous man all
around When you Hcf Barry r-T al.
i'HN 'n we bags ana Harm Davis and
f'Hu combs ont coaching you are up
= % u
'hr Ami tics Roth roornha and laws
~" .ytrda no E~ttirg SINGS ,rhii. G,,,.
H"H ana Harry are dHnEer.ur baar run
IfrH They are iln BILE Co rgT auvfhfr~
gn you frUm INC double squeeze when
W me wnF. fhfV ten me- be- faVortte
l'"t ~ MH. fNtf NcaA 90 mo fIf and
.N ~ Dr. fNff afuOgrherr o. uncertain.
/ ~ That worri'4 su .rYo4lng team Piay.
efr ot the Harry tyTe Keep opponents ~,
iN' ANXIOUS seat continually because
puii .'
on-strateEy aoard.
f' Wei doc' connie Mack think n
larry That Do is on che Athletic. board
or strategy. which ls made up ~ the
Trains "f The team u BE- comroaasf ~
fIrh men te 'ooruhs Davis. CoIftna.
Fanny. murphy and Barry Dc meets
every morning n~d disrusaea rondfffors
H1rry r. regarded a. one ~ the tasdtrg
members ~ thfa hoard
In spite - thfs rorrr1enratt,0 81 r.r.
~. however. prefer FLetrhsra as a
L"rfrtnp ne WY be fa going fhia .ear
Fletcher has been developing ever since
he has been in the league ard haa over
rofne many difficulties witch h. has IN.
gnuuferrf. thus showirC his garrenesa
7 20 fn THIS sersuu he Wa nor rsfe1 go.
hiEnlY hf fans because he was NOT con.
Hld~red 60 10 n great hitter TTe raa
hlWaHa been regarded o. n afar short.
HfnT hV hail rlaYerr both on tho CIr~fr
Rud me othrr clubs On tho National lea.
cue. which perhaps r. ~ fine n recon-
incubation nq arv PLAYER could have
Fletcher had couple Of had favs
series last fail but want q -say he
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. IA. sept T. Credit
balances. $50 Runs. l2e.ss5. ave
raEe. t06.t2f shipments. 10 s-c
average. 1881
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WHEELING. ... Va. sept. u. &c
20. -cttN- I1t,-uuT-.. st",kS CORE. t.a
my ~ A l. NASt-H 90. bankers
anu brokers'. Eat.uual EXCHANGE -.
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WE oFYER.
30 Hazel Atlas Class
loo LaBelle Common
30 Wheeling Mold A. Foundry
30 Whitaker Giessner
% Wheeling steel & Iron
% Market Auditorium
$4,000 Wheeling Mold SIS
$1,000 Wheeling Can SIS
$4,000 Whitaker Glessner SIS
$1,000 Portsmouth Steel SIS
81 600 IsBelle SIS
$4,000 Wheeling Traction Ctf. SIS
$4,000 Imperial Glasa Notes Ga
$1,000 Wheeling Traction SIS
$4,000 Wheeling Elm Grove B'a
TIDILrTY.
rHvE6rMEHT AgsOCIArrou
Capital Paid In 400 ooooo
stocks, Bonds, Real 1rtatA Insuranos
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Baron Locnl Sfock,

WIII.ITNI y Va Ir|f n n
Tho folio lnr qu0fafi1ra IN mo more
-...r wheel rr StrrEH r~s corrected
ra.I.f 20 fIe Tote irrur~r b.. gelfEe ~
iHrDr In'H. broker arf % % warrtafL
.-' f'.sr-frIert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-18

Manice Ny wife talks Tor ton
hour ~ fir-e
Wlsice Why don't YOU insist on
the eight hour iaw7-Chicaro News.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. " Va. sept -. 30
Range q active stocks on TO Nsv
Tor. stock EKotarEe corrected daily ~
\. r Master & co. brokers'
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Stock

WHEELING. " Va sept Ia
Corrected daily FOR tie Iuteflirsnre-
oy me Fidelity Investment association.
Stocks Par ua A.. . 4.
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~ - stated today that the last ol
the armed guards have gone from tn.
PcLe Tin plant '''
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
ExPREss CA1 SCHEDULE.
Taking Eject June 81, 1903.

Taxing Eject June 81, 1903.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSBr'RG
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling weiisburg
Leave
22rd Street g. Leave
Wheeling - g.. Wellsbur0
10 30 . M 'E.- p. Q 90 a m.
, 30 p. IA. 1900 noon
MOt-SDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING ASD MOTNDSNILLE
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
ION Street Leave
Wheeling Nounduville
IN 90 a. IN. 1870 D. m
, 40 .. IN
on limos having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing In excess OF
nftv pounds OF large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daily Excep. Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will he carried On
passenger cars between o. and SIS
p m.
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Articles o,en. ,Iiea. Low. ,'io-.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

e.. EN-l.r. Ia per cent.
tD-EV-ci.- - per cent.
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Louis Sex ord Company.

o01, "a
Market steady
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HAY AND GRAIN

Quotations ~ c. r. sr.usiish CO.
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l. " MiNFORD & GO.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
A WOMAN PREVENTED A WAR.

Frankfurt-A manuscript dealing with Gudula Rothschild the mother of the great banking family, and wife of Maier Amschel Rothachild. the founder of the financial dynasty, has just been unearthed in a family that. at her time, lived in the Ghetto
 One of the most interesting entries is this:
 Learning that another war was in the air I went to Mother Gudula, saying that I didn't have the money to buy off my son; that. he would probably be taken for the military and might be killed. Mother Gudula said she would see about that, and told me to come back the next day. for in the evening her sons would arrive from London, Naples, Paris and Vienna to talk business with her. for all these great bankers went 70 seek the advice of Mother Guduld in business of international magni- tude
 When I went to see Mother Gud- ula again, she was all smiles.
 Be of good cheer she said. there will be no war. advised my sons against it. The boys won't give the kings any money
 And there was no War"-Boston Post
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

It appearing to this court. by De- tition this day presented and filed bv Katie Riordan, administrative Of the estate of Patrick J. Riordan, deceased that 1t is necessary to sell certain mining property belonging to the es- tate of said decedent and known as an undivided one- fourth interest in the Jack Rabbit and Overlook mining claims, in Pioneer Mining District. County of Pinal and state of Arizona. that said mining property may be sold, conditioned upon terms of op- ton. If any, that may accompany or be part of said sale
 It is therefore ordered by this court: That all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Superior Court on Saturday the 8th day of February. A. D. 1913, at the hour of 10 o'clock m.. of said day at the Court Room or said Court, at the Court House in the City of Phoenix. Maricopa County State of Arizona, to show cause why an order should not be granted to said Katie Riordan, to sell said un- divided one-fOurth interest in said mining claims and that a copy of this order be published four success sive weeks in the Arizona Republl- can newspaper printed and pub llshed in the said County of Maricopa.
 Dated January 9th, A. b, 1913.
 JOHN c. PHILLIPS,
 Judge of the Superior Court.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
he Rebekahs

At the meeting of the Arizona Rebekah Lodge No. 1 on Thursday evening, February G. a full attendance was reported, the N. c. Sister Fanny Martin and every other officer but one assuming their stations at the open ing.
 Mrs. Ferguson of Kingman and Mrs. Leslie, N- G., of Flagstaff. visited the lodge at this session.
 The volume of business being dis posed of the members enjoyed a so- cial hour.
 We are sorry to report the death of
 MT. Hayes Kennedy. Mrs Paddock and Mrs. Kelley since our last meet
 ing, the two last named having been
 here but q very short time All
 Rebekahs have been very faithful in calling on the sick and assisting those in distress.
 Since the last meeting great many calls have been made and from the report of the visiting committees we would like to mention the follow ing as being members of the order and in all these homes sickness has been reported.
 MT. and Mrs. Keubel. 1925 East Roosevelt street; MT. and Mrs. Reno, 91S East Monroe street; Mrs Hill yard, the hospital; Miss Minnie Reid HOS East Monroe street; MT C. $ Scott is improving All members who can will please call on the above named. We would appreciate having all visiting mem bers from other Rebekah lodges when in the city make themselves known to us and we will endeavor to make them feel at home among us 1 The next meeting will be held i Thursday evening, February 20 at i the I. o. o. F. hall Everyone make 1 special effort to be present
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

price of ice, and the cost of electric fans. But there is one thing that's consoling and a fact we all well know. we never have to sliiVer with the hail and the snow. or worry about the coal bill. fur coats or rubber shoes, or keep ourselves from freez- ing with copious draughts of booze; another thing I'm sure of and don't hesitate to say, if such a thing were possible that | might have my way, I wouldn't trade this valley with it's wealth of fruit and hay, for any dam- ed country on the map today.
 Don't forget, boys. that we meet next Tuesday evening. February II. We want you all to be present and have your own little word to say. Several important matters are coming up and there are quite goodly num- Der in waiting for initiation.
 Brother Hayt, our genial dictator, is busying himself making inquiries as to the whereabouts of one of his subordinate officers. If any brothers knows what has become of Brother Roy R. Carson-yes, he is our own inner guard and the same fellow who took quite bunch of trouble upon himself recently-maybe Mrs. Carson will know, at any rate, if you see him tell him We expect him to be back on duty next week Sincerely yours in P. A. P w. R. VAN TYNE,
 Secretary
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
CASTLE HOT SPRINGS

Guests arriving at Castle Hot Springs for the past week are:
 MT. and Mrs. F. O. Foxcraft, New York, N. Y; MT. and Mrs. Townsend Horner and maid Tarrytown, N. Y; Mir. Gaylord w. Gillis, MT, and Mrs Standish Backus, Miss Charlotte C. Campau, Mrs D. NJ. Ferry Jr., children and nurse, Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Sar- miento, all of Detroit, Michigan; MT and. Mrs. RObt. Pitcairn, Pasadena, Cal; F. NJ. Murphy. Prescott, Arizona; i; Mr.- Elon Huntington Hooker, New York, N. Y. MT. A. H. Beidler, Hins- dale, Illinois; Miss Belle Hannah. Hins- dale, lll.; Mrs. Frank Buchman. Phila- delphia. Pa; Mrs. Frank T. Trainer. Philadelphia. Pa
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
Loyal Order or Moose

We had another very interesting meeting Tuesday evening, about six ty of the boys being present, and when sixty Moose get together those who remain at home sure miss the time of their lives.
 Some very important business mat ters were taken up and disposed of Brothers Daggs and Davis. as chair men of the tubercular sanitarium. To- cal Moose home and Admission Day celebration committees, reported a very active week. and by next meet ing night we are all looking for something very substantial. in these lines.
 Brother Ginsbury. of Los Angeles 3S6, and Brother Patrick. of Flag staff hOnored us with their presence and favored us with very interesting talks on Moosedom at large and their own locals in particular
 The secretary of the local barbers' union invited the boys to attend their dance given at union headquarters after the meeting was over and several of the boys took advantage of this generous offer.
 Under the good of the order there proved to be several treats in store for the faithful. One in particular is deserving of special mention, com ing as it did without forethought or preparation, and proving what I al- ways have contended, that you can never tell what any Moose is liable to do especially when ge get our working clothes on and get down to ht1Cf corkfng little sergeant at arms, more than did himself proud. both in his general remarks and the following verse. affirming as an excuse for his composition that he was so enthused by the previous live wire remarks that he just couldn't help himself: Some complain about the desert with , its hot and burning sands, the high