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THE ATITZOXA KErum.ICAX, 3IOXDAY MOKXISO, JANUARY 11, 1004.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
PUBLISHED BT THI
Arizona Publishing Co.
OBO. W. VICKr.R. frM. Oaa. Vr.
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Tha onlv Prrfttir. Pra la Art .
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arret. Tel-jihona No. 7I
a.r.tered at tha a-iatoffca at Fhoanlt,
Anion, m imD ;aita al la aaiaad
PtTltCMirTION RATES.
7 ar.a'.l, (lnilr. ur.s fear f
WMkl, on faar X-tM
CjH Ib advance.
BT CAKRir.fl
raallr. Tr aat
....TB eta.
Arif.oria v!tor to th Cnaat will fltvl
The Dally lt'put'llrn aala at tha fol
Vln I'Ium in lAm Anrlt-: Hollen-
k lujirl riawa ina. and U. T. Liard
ar. South t rln ac r c
I'!i:m.. .vurA. Jan. n. 104.
(iou4 Mo4a.
Vitu (In- . t 1. . t tivi:i(J ttn un
til tin wen-ill there li.is bin .i ilani
ijr f'-t a. ill !i i!. The fv.-d w . re -cn-tr.Kv
l.-iiit fi-r m.lit'jv purposes. At
fii.-i tli'UK'i'. ii;imiii- why tNr;
slu i.l I ! c ! in.ii' though I'OWTfut
arc iff v iv i' in'. u-. Win they a:o
l"i!i I. it; , inniii-i'i'iis than !hcy so m
I j le Tli-- ce- tl in n in e.infcr lie d -
1 hy Mr. I '.i -nw Id .. , o.' Tfrni"-:- i, .are
ii Kul.n ly issuing li'.-i a t ui e on the .-ub-j"i
t cf t ti'ii -jvlif.i s and in an artkl?
t1 1 1 n c ! .it this of!ic yest'rilay ni:.m
i:iK thiie is (l:.'i-'l tli follow irvj; rolu
tm:i if ii ji.Miil i i- i i .1 -m which has for
;.t.n. rnwii mii-.' ;:;ii m re purr. I in?:
"No ii n I n. y of modern tini"S ha
i :us I su nun h i:nc.-iH'r.es in the ru n I
i f v i.il i 1 1 i 1-. . i h'-i nd l .-f ittk" ss
thi.- drif' of i nj J . : i : .i ; ii n from th? rural
iiftt itt" to th- eit.es. That thi.x ten
d u y i" .I. i.il. rahlo is iida.itt.u or. all
1 i . : : J , . hut thvie is r p-nc-.al agr. e-nn-iit
lis to what sh nil !) 'Ion" to din-
niir.i It. r.. ( '-rtly. l.o-.ev-r. public
.'.il;-i nii'l writ-'is. have be n in.l.-a-
ii c t.'i .1 the way to k" p the riht
voi:i. nun nr.1 women in the farms Is
ti .i :n-lior.i tv t h; otvTi t i. r. cf coun
tiy lif-. Th-- xi- fnri of t-M phons
lint into u.- euntry .. nl the ratal
fi'? mail i!:iii-ry are Mej.s in that di
f Omi. ItJt the C"iii i! im;.!'(ivcmmi
t'l llvf rut'-) m.rls mouII a f.r
ier !..:: t r.t : p. Ha l roads du
uia tKar. ar.ythii !-' to promo.
JaT "; c . i'oUti'.ii, 1im ,)U' .! p-mer.t,
an. I J;iu.t an nm th'? c ur.try l'p ft
icot f'n1a To:r..ti i:tte:.lancp at
a.v4 tt ;u;:h .iii'l lh-y rn.-.ke
eT t.il f thr;li 1:1. rare y f;r.t
."i'lf' P,-!.i!r''.r.i. it r: 1 iub? and
;Art - . -; i i.j. j ilni ii.if the win
lrt nil a;rlrr Vith haj M.O; Ihi
larnur ) mini-.-l! l t hifernite. ;v
ur.f. . : "M:r ""r f.,u.- nir.nths in th-.-yi
af. nh z" r-.nl'. the months
n,i t ih-as.int and in foine
ri t. t nu t rr "fi;.i h' ;r. th- yrar.
"Th !in; rov :f . -i ot th" country
r-. i-Jt U I ' t i ''-n!z-d -k ohm of th
;:tr' Ti-atio-.s 1 f re the Air Mean
I iljfr; and It :- (omii,;; to be re-ojr-iiii
I f ? a ii iion wh;i h oti ems rot
nil r!- t rural im.j ul.ition. but tha
''"!'. ! M 1 ' M.inv j -.iJ.li- m n have
d (l.'r1 tt.rl: i o:ivii t -on ih.it rond im
jrr v rr-. r.' I a j.f per subject for na
tlornl aa 1! ::' stat legislation.
Aiinrf le rM-.,n f!T"red in support
of thla rl- ar tin followlnir:
'. rirat. Th imi i .vement of the
l.;jhw ? ia too trf-.it a burden for tl
rur.i! "-'pulatl-'n to be tr .-.lor.. If left
to th'n V probl -in v. ill iif-vtr )
se'v -1.
m l Th" Imr-rovrment r.f the
i a.i 1 w I -j! 1 hT' fit nil rl.i:i throunh-
.dt tn ini'i.- (oiintiy h'-ii' i-, tl- whol
. -,;,).. ahmild h.lr i'i th" n"i-('';iry
e'-- i. v.
"TI ir-s?. Th- Imprrv. n.fnt of th
rria l 1y r.'-e. s.-!-y to thi I t'-n.'loii of
th wmta fr ii. livvrv sy.t?tn; .d
oi-,a4 Ii :ut!iorl2.d by the ritltu
t ivn o "r ; ., II! -h rtyt-ro.!d -.'
rou:h. Th" improve rr erst of tha
roida (.n'aii.ly fit ' a M.lje t for
nllim! 1. c isl 1 1 n hi ;i im proveTiit-r.t cf
I rn and harnnrii.
are v.ow hefore both l.mii of
irff rrovldiri; for an approrrirs.rr.fi
of t r,ty-fo;ir i;ii!Ii(i dollars to IX
1 during 111" ie: thi"? y-aja a :
fa' 1 lot nttion.tl -'id to nxid iriprov
frui. Th fate of theae bills dp jid
l4'r U'.tl the If f llll.;.. -of the fITT
'.1 'I1' lion. IC tiny. woiiM unit1
'r"nf dt'Tni'id for nitioraV all, it
-t t a; '! i I v bei-ornc an aee-,mj:ih-.....
.... ...
.J I'M' oi iri nil t w ill x c'i; y
m irt of the lime ,,f the a.-r.ate thi.-
Taadinj Toward Hce.
Tr.'tt v -I.O !i !!!owii:(( -lif thai
1 h r l--lvu ' n Uni i .) ii a n wiM
t'a- i.vrtJ. Kiorn th "cllllnc
' ".''I t! '- iTv t i imwrva-
tr. :rni!;t .f the .orl. an -!nn-nt
''pt-'d ' be itir f than ordindrlly
m 1 1! .hif ! .-. ,-iril 1 in.r r.i, h felt 14
EH vr: i i th" f tr --t-rn situu
fi. n !'... rd ti-.-t war oul. t jviH-
'.! .1' f,i., I,!., th it It t' h.t l-er,
liMI" .. ftp:,,ii, :., itlTalia r
a:i .a-t .f i,r v . ? . or$ whvn th
f -I m' rr ' Inin , , ; ii.i-.f ihr. aV-nip.
In th- r.a'ur ,,' tiir.c . th w.ir
;:1 lir I. r-, i4pifaf M tv Ja,
it v aa A" l..-i.''.l. thitt lMr va:
:rnt h-r jnlrrt ti?y tw. !h- .u!l
r.t-,- up. -i a ".-,! t w"h l:ui ;i v.l'H-
ut : crrt.-ir f "ct ilina of t ri 1 1 n K
other nationa hvin,? Wtivrr. In th
tarn., p.irt i.i th worl'. It naa ra
fon il !" to autt-' that rent Hritlio
rr.lrht be eafilr dmwn into the ion
fiict and rca.ein has been g"iven to be
lieve that Great Britain permitted Rua
tii t- think that would te one cf the
or-rjt ouer.ees of a war. But Ttuss's
aKiiin r.ot to rxive been affected by the
; osaibilltle of the course of her anci
ent and prfscRt enetny. An intliTi-j.tl
ot th-it chara( ter was permitted to ffj
out fiom Si. Peter-'burp flrce when the
tone of dispatches f:o:n 'wdorl have
Wen less bellicose ar.d immediate?y af
ter the same intimation there ivrts a re
port that ths Jaran':se demand had
been nnvdiflcd to n practical elimina
tion of tho Manohuriin question.
The n w? of last week (trew more and
more ?acsul toward th? end but tha
nic.-t sijfnidcant devclopnif nt wa? the
nUlenicnt that went out from Pirrls
and Uerlin that there would be nj in
terference in the strusrsrle. Thi? state
mint wan not in any case official but
la every ca'u ther? was an InspiraUo.i
about it tht was susrKertlve.
The Asscciatfd I'ress of this r.ornln?
or. the hiKhc-s-t authority announces
that Tiermany wi! regain neutral, that
the othor members of tho Tripl A1T
unie will preserve the nme attitude
and th:t an .ffie'.a! trr.e will be piven
to the arnounf ment. The Dieibund
v.-os fonned ti'alnly lor the hek!n?' of
l:ti!nn deyiijr.s but at th? tlm? It was
foime. Bimu.rck bad less in mind
Hutv.-iR atrr.sions in lh? far e u
'than he had tho-.e cf Russia; and
I
FiMnc within Ku:o;c.
Army Trmnporti.
The Army ami Navy Journal, in
view of the possible complications
which truy truke it neetsrary tr send
t:-oip4 to ranatra. note with ratisfa-.--tiou
that the last congress refused to
authorize the sale cf the army trans
ports belonging to ihe. xovtrnment. anC
, 1-elievej that the wisdom of this ae-
a
Jtlou will be sraerally conceded. T.
j w as laimed last year that with the
j improvement of conditions in the
i Philippine islands there vesfels mig'it
( L dispensed w ith ci.-j creasing by re;
j muci the cost of the service. It is
I probable that the iv.ovement to induce
congress to order the t-ale of the army
' transports was set o:i foot by the
j Hteamsh.ip companies thf-.t were looking
for l.ore business for thomst-Ives. an j
! was not due to any desiro to save the
'government's money or to increase the
efficiency of the transport rervi. o.
Now the war department has a nura
! !r of transports in excellent c-ondi-:t'on.
v. hii-h can be KOtten ready for
! :"i vi-e on ery Fhort notice
It ir, po.-ribie. but far from cer,ein.
' thai a slight economy mixht be t.ie
1 res-jit tt a"o!itihing the arir.v tiv:i:-
jpoit service and leaving the war de
partment to depend in an en erm y
. f its ability tt charter prompt':;.-- su:t
;ih!! as.e!. in auf:'icie"t numlie'?. bur
itt.e ilelays which rr.iht follow would
! he far iim'e ilkely to prove th? p: o
' prired ttcoinmy a false one. It t.'ici-s
ti'r.e to prcp-tre ati ordinary mor, l.ani
xhij t transport troop.i over sea; the
proi'-r sleeping acenminodatiorw. san-
itary arrangements nnd provisions for
jfeedlnjr the men cannot L insfal'.ej 'n
a dy. and as soon as the vess d re
turn to ita ordinary duty they mus?
j be torn out anil thrown away. On
j board the army transports, on the oth
r hand. a;l these nrrantrements are
! pcrtr.um-iit, and therefore are far bet
ter than where they are temporary.
At, a in, in a government vessel, the nur:
c an tx-tter t ared for and are more
under the control of their off;c-ers
than is the care when troops are ?ent
aa sometimes happens, on men l.a.il
steamers having their own crews, and
jxrhaps carrying a number of other
passenger.
The Aiiny and Navy Journal is of
the opinion that the army trauspc.rt
should certainly be treated ma per
manent fixture of our military estab
lishment so Ions as this country ha"
territories beyond the ea 4nd may lie
called upon t safe-jeard its ir.terest.?
in t'entr il Arneri" a. The oidniju in
fairly aetms to be a sound ore from
every point of view.
M-xs-H-M-i--:K::Hx-xX'
War approaches. Whether it comes
or net theae very days will tell. It Is
rtill i-ossiblf, and, taking the momen
tot: effects of war. one may hop that
it ia will probable, that th interference
of other powers may prevent a ccllis
li.ii. But both Japan and Russia have
reH-h-d a point where retreat is equal
ly diTlcult. Tiie Japanese government
Is fori el by a jublic opinion which It
cannot disregard to asrert supremacy
over 'oiea. The six cruisers which
sailed Monday are on this errand. Rus
sia, which might earlier have con-c-dd
much to Japan, has placed it
self In a position before th world
ttf the east where a retreat will be fa
tal to Its prtstlge for years to come.
Kvtn at Pekin there has been delay in
signing the final agreement as to Man-
huria evidently under suggestion
from Jap.an.
The two powers will enter the con
flict with Japan the stronger where
th-y ni:t. but with Russia possessing
the larger renourc-es. The war will be
rin with naval operations, and its op
ening will tt settled by a decisive bat
tle, iondu ti In a climate having, at
this season, crse to an nrctlc tempor
atuie. Uussiaf aiul Japan have each
seven battlshipm in the Pacific, the
Osllibla, Russian .included in most
ll-ts, Ming still In th,? Mediterranean,
ftussla ha" movrd to the scene of ac
tion practically all Its first class battle-hips,
cine. Kni?r Potemkine. is net
yet completed, and there are four oth
or versMs. launched within the last
two years, which are unprepared for
action. On is also left at home as
probably too eld. having ben launch
ed In iSOZ. The seven left are all off
th- Manchurlan coast, and are vsse!s
of a uniform type between Jl.COO and
13.CC0' tons, five provided with four 12
inch guns and two with 10-inch. Th?
stven Japanese battleships are uni
formly ricvided with four 12-inch guns,
and wifely limit themselves to 6-l;ich
for their secondary armament. While
tlvlr puns, therefore, are more homo
geneous than those of thi? Russian
navy, they include two vessel?. Chin
Yen and Fuji, too old to be of mucn
value, and the displacement cf ths
rest runs from 11.000 to ln.OfiO tons.
Practically a naval battle will giv.? an
Interesting test between the Infer
type cf bittleshlp and the smaller,
Russia having the latter.
The modern battleship depends bo
much ujon the charac ter ef the men
who handlp It that It is Impossible to
look upon them as mere machine, hut
naval experts would pro'iably acre-
that the seven new battleships of the
tyres which Russia has on the ground
ire a very even nintoh for the five new.
ones possessed by Japan. So far as
mere materl;. I force go?s. however,
Russia cn the cceap has a probable.
not a certain, advantage, anu JirIwl,,c, r. aw,.-,, m,l the Kail -of
the better ecjulpm'nt
oaval base an" !
organization.
Rus-la cannct move the test of its
fleet to the setn of action under six
weeks, and it cannot do this at all un
less under a rcsltive assurance that
the appearance of England upon tho
cnf wou'd be followed by acilo'; f om
France. On the rcntrary, th?v Is ev
ery reason to believe th-it Franc? h.is
declared neutrality, :rd tan t th- Li
tton of Kngland is euirioiently dublc-us
to rendtr It necessnrv for Russia t
keep a prt of !t fl-ft la th" Bi
sen and the Baltic. Th- tr-'i-V bo
l(n Russia and France applies
to Kuropenn r eedr. an! neither Fran."
nor Russia is. under It." tei ms. req iire 1
to aid the other In dist il,- piiri-i: -f s. I
itussla has a h:;tt!ch!-i in th-' M?iit -
r?rnne:n noil m 11 flef t i f seven ilo '
roytrs ami four tortedo boats strung
out rt vi'.io-js points along the route.
Were war to come, the prob'em o"
coaling would probably prevent thrve
vessels frcm r?rc!:!rg the ppto of ac
tion, ns they can only ccal on e in
thr-e months nt the rrt rt a neural
lower, nnd the stations 4ilcng i he
route practically n'l belong to I3ac
!and until Pa'.gon Is l'-acho !.
If war comes now, therefore, a naval
battl" must Ive fought with the forces
on the China sea. The issue r.f 'ds
batt'e will I avc whicher power -Air-able
t decide for Uelf the next sten.
If Japan wins, it will probably nee u ".""
Corea. and can. from th:it pci-.t. by a
swift blow, cut the Russian line in
two. separate Port Arthur from VI nil v
ost'k and roll up the Russian force
in detail. If Russia wins. J-ipin will
Instantly pass f-rm the position of an
In-.prrtant rower rn the w.rid's state
to Join the list of Asiatic nat!on3 wlih h
are no longer considered r.f weight by
European j.owers in deriding the
world's affairs. The Japanese fleet out
of the way after a naval defeat. Rus
sia can occupy Corea at leisur3. and
when summer comes elher threaten
Japan with InvasI-n or fjree a peace!
cll'grceful to the Island empire. I
Russian resources are undoubtedly j
immensuredly greater than those of J i-
tnn. and the grerU iower can. If it
encoses. weary ine tesser to cieieai, in;
produetien pr.d trade.
The vast amorphous bulk of the em
I1re proved wholly unequal t.i the
struggle at one point on a di-Uant
frontiet. Today the scene of r;era
tlor.s Is a far from Ft. Petersburg a
was the Crimea, from the capital fif
ty yeais ago. Whether Russian organ
ization In the army and navy has im
proved since then, or even since 187S.
no one can tell. Neither I- anyone
aware whether the Japanese are really
ejual to the ta?k of fighting the mod
ern ironclads, and of feeding and di
lecting the modern army against a
European foe, with whom no panic can
be expected, as was the case with
China. Philadelphia Press.
o
CONGRESS HALL ASSOCIATION.
An Enterprise that Is Trying to En
courage .Theatrical Attractions."
The Congress Hall association is do
ing a goixl work, says the News-Herald.
To furnish amusements to the
p-eople of a town sLinewhat out of the
way and in a country where everything
is high priced is no easy task. But the
Congress Hall association has made
it a loint to have as goad performances,
as were going, when possible. But It
has been done sometimes at a loss. A
I gemu piay n use is naroi to keep up
and the puddle- should be willing to
' ll 1 ' i ! . innu uliinn V . . - I .....
- - -.".m kjj 1 r. i-Jiqniii.
On the 11th instant the Delia Prin
gle company will oi.cn a three days'
engagement at Congret.8. Three plays,
well known for their popularity, will
be put on. First, "Sjtoiless Town," all
mirth and fun: second, "The Guilty
Wife,", third, "Theima." These play.s
are drawing good audiences every
where 'they go and we think that the
amusement loving public will b?.;e;uld
by taking in the shews, as th"y iome.
This being a good company, the town
ought to support It roundly, for thea
ter people are great ones to tell what
kind of a town a place is. and they
Judge rightly by the amount or money
the doorkeett-r handles. If theey people
can tell that Ccngress is a good town
for a first-class theater company to
stop, then the labors of the Hall asso
ciation will be greatly simplified. There
are several ways in which the business
men of the burgh could help th.s. cue
r.f our heme institutions, the Congress
Hall association.
EASILY PREPARED LUNCHEONS.
. Here n re some luncheons whioh one
may easily prepare. Thin slices of veal
lo?f, tiny hot baking pawd.-r bis.uit.
o:.ire ice In g!::ses. vanilla wafers,
coffee. O:. K.indw'chcs of s:lt rising
bie-td witli pressed chicken between,
cut heart rhjpe. potato salad in let
tuco leaf, tiny cucumber ph kio-, crack
ers, sruirkled with i-hee and lKatrri
in the oven. T'l.ln ice cream or fruit
-elad an-i devil's food c t",:e. ,'.-, thin
sliced bread .and butter, thipi.c,l beef,
radishes, e 'ives. hot vvalllc- apd map'e
syrup, coffee. Or, hot mushrooms, oys
ter or chicken patties minced tongue
rand n iches Neufchat-?: chee-' sand
wiches, hot tra, water-cre and ap
ple salad, whipped cream seasoned with)
a spoonful of rum, macaroons, candles, 1
' ------ - ' 1 ; , Ui (I MA I Ml" . J Wli'A. iriJIII r II II 1 6 & f U ?'t'Clw ftOTl ' (C 1 1 - Mi .k leti'.ril. 1IIC LUIlllll U Ul HOI-
P.ut the Crimean war showed, a- didj,rnt ,he. acUsi "waker's" vv -c-i j f ff f I 8 A f r ,Ce ..... I t . tors made a specialty,
the Russo-Turklsh struggle, that llus- An rver I.-ndrn. too. p-Iloem-n make l iV "KI:-t:te o- rire- i Oil EaRt vVasIilUtOIl SlrCCt Feed n ad livery m connection,
sian resources are not . organised and j mtIe tr;i H ,V3king those whore S . CELEE3ATPJ ,. . ' ' ii fr CIO r-i.h ami Free bus to hoteL
carrot be brought to the sone ef ,,, ,vcrk (a31s lhem Knrlv. He tcli cf s-? - - A. s-'eep we' u r ' ' L.o T G0. Schornlcll. Prop,
conflict. In the effort to keep S,ba?- ,:lir a South K-nslngton constable V tT'al o' t'-"- I S0 pCf 111 mtll. MESA ARIZONA
topol full cf men. munition, ar.l p:0-toP,mbe;InT suspiciously upen a wall. it ft iV A tors It' rev - r MESA, ARIZ0NA'
visions, th.e Russian et.ap'.re fcur.l i'--I There the pace off.c-- caught the end y 1 JVr er 'f lil. n nA.s ..s.. '
self exhausted by taxation, by k-vl"f nf - r, and t,uit, nt,,,i .,.',: . s jiXS . Ii 1 I fi llltlsif I 4 H f sk f Van " - rt "
of men and by the disorganization of ,hout WH hrtl. Th fwn,table m: i -f t fl 2 T 3 1 V, 1 . JlM 3 SSH U LYMm 1 3M PR
I
coffee. Or, fruit boullon panned chick- rr.obihn.T. ar.d they predict that wnr
en. sweet potato croquette, drcp bis- ; sn increase in tho sport will come an
cuit. olives and radishc?, grape an 1 Increase in the number of canes. Ttv?
orange tdlad ice cream. p.s:ort;d crkes, ! sickness is called the neurosis of nnx-co.Tec-.
iiety. ar.d inav be traced to the exolte-
o iirent p.-'.d rr.trttal tenrion of runid tiav-
AN EARL'S REMARKABLE ! rr.otiouHl re-.iression nr-
. eesrarv to seeuie a reasonable fueling
Tho oetosencrlan K-.-.rl of L !cest?r, cf enlovmcnt. while speedins rapidly
who is on his d-athb-d. it Is nid. hoi Is j 'itli ; .risks and dangers constantly a.
a to-ition un!iue in several re.- pect I am- '
in the British pe-prae''- lie has b;en
the ruber of cighti-en caddren, or
whom fourteen survive, and he num
I
berg among hi? sons-in-lnw four r.irl.
a viscount and a ba:3n. There is a d f
ferer.ee of age c-los? on half a century
between his oldest d uighter r.rd his
younf-et son, end he is at one a great
grandfather srv:.-?l time? owr and al
so the proud father of a boy of ").
The most astonishing fact, however. In
Lord Leicester's family' history is that
his nif.r:iace to M!.s3 Oeorclana Tav
endish. took place exactly 100 year
after hin father's the respective date i
I being 17" and 1STS. Th? dwag -r
l-eice.-.c-r are tne two
most
remai ka
Me living
nobility.
pro:
nitors
in th
Eifjll-h
THE VALUE OF PERSISTENCY.
John Dhdtich Ppreke!s. the sin of
t laus SnrecHes, !s the proprletrr of a
f-'an Francisco newr-ppcr. To an editor
one di- V.r. P"rrcke's was talking
abrut per'i'tence ond in the coitr-- of
M remains h? si'.l: "My fatb" ' Is a
jrrea. be lieve.- in p:riiteiic.- In ali
enee. Opce wh'n I wrs a boy I aban
dor ed ia i'e 'rai s i.n 1 i hi i h t " sk hit
I hid undTt 1-'t n, ard mv f alnr r-rrov-d
ire f.r it. 'Persistence v,!l da
anything.' he raid. 'There's nothing
you can't r-ccrmr!ifh
And then he f railed
with pitl r.c-.'
iuht'.. and add
cd: 'Vou could even carry wuter :r. a
rievo i" you wruld h.ivo the patierc:
to w ait long enough.' How !nn? wx ul'i
I hav. to i.'lt'" 1 riid. 'Till it fior.e,'
my f ilhT answerel."
r
DFrcnS JAPAN AMERICAN NUR-
Tr. Anita Newcomb Mr-il'p, th? not
ed ditg'iter of a noted fathi r (the as
trorrn.i) a:id the cr.ly woman ever
fip-olnlo 1 t-.rslstant surgeon In the
T'r.ited f-t:Us army, recently off?ved
to tie .Tapanco minister ;'t Wiisli-
Ington the services of American
e"
arrr.v nurses In c-:e war hhould
break out between Japan and Russia
to care for th? Japanese soldiers. It
was D-. McCtee's work ir. the war
with Sraln to or-anine the army nurse
corps, now a p'rmarent part cf the
finny: she resigned three years ago,
having got the corps ir.to working or
der, but doubted whether the occasion
would arrive for its acceptance.
PROFESSIONAL "WAKERS."
A writer 'n the I.ond'n Chronicle,
ro'lr.g a reference In F ri'ner'n JIi-t'-zln
t.-. a sign in r- Duteh town. "L.
Y. D. Zwaar.. Morgen Wekker"
f which meprs morning v.aker. notes
that the Industry Is common in dls-
tr! ts
where I-ondon workincrren
plained that the ether end of the rope
was affixed to a biker's bedclothes.
AUT0M0EILE SICKNESS.
Trenc h physicians reoort an increas
ing number of cases of acute nervour
ress which are due directly to auto-
I
Southern California
LOS A N G E
PREFERRED
The purpose of this column i to supply the Arizona public with the names
and addresses of thoroughly reliable Los Anirrles catablishnients. The list will
w found particularly valuable to I hoe visiting: the Coaat. In dealing with Re.
publican advrtHer Ik sure to fell them where you saw the a lvertisoinent.
They will appreciate U and so will The Republican.
COOTS AND SHOES.
REGAL SHOES by Mail.
It.Tj per pair, exiress prepaid. IVl styles
for MK2i A.NW V(.itKN. 14-1 sizes P.n 1
widtl'S. one price. 5 stores. Tannery i
i
to consumer. Catalog awl aelf measure-
menl blanks on postal request. Ios An-
uel"s store 221 W. TMrd St.. near Broad-
way. j. n. anoeirriii. juanaper.
BARRELS AND TANKS.
t
T os Aneeles Cooperate Co. Tonks. bar
rein and kes. Write for prW-s.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
BRQWNSBERGER HOME SCHOOL
953 W. 7thSt.. LosAnzcles. Cal.
Departments: liook keeping, Short
hand, College Preparatory, English,
Telegraphy. Spanish. Large gymnas
ium. The only business school In the
city that has recreation grounds. Fend
for catalogue.
F. BROWJfSBERC-ER. Principal.
LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
Tlic-ough courses, high-grade wcrk.
aoundant teaenmg force, new and ele
gfit coilev builJifc. thousands of suc-eessfi-.l
sraduates. The place to go. Write
for College Journal.
E. K. I3AAC9. President.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
T. K1L1.INOTON CO.. 312-S14 S. Broad
wny. Curtains, draperies, (thina and .l.a
par. mattiiiKB. All kinds of lioor cover
incs. MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC.
WESTERN lRO"N
works. iv-!2s N. I
Min si man,,f.,M' .....n. nil
and pumps. Complete irrigating plants.
M'l.OAX IRON WORKS. ftlT-lH N.
Main St manl'rs. r-tamp nn!N, ore crush-
err., well tools. General machine work.
l ' -If.,
j! : ii J I T
CAViFAIGN
RATS.
ACAINST
London's campaign against the dock
rats hai progressed patisfaetorily. Ac
cording to the official reports of the rat
killers over 5000 of the rodents h.iv
teen l.ilied every month of the past
year, inee the bubonic plaarue scare
aroused the authorities to action, not
less than 2r.0.000 rats have been killed.
Tae rain has been great, not only from
ihe health point of view, but in 4h
saving of property. The destructive
caoacit.v of the London wharf rat
very lage Individually and collei-r-iveiv.
VEDICAL EONES AND HORNS.
A writer In the Pharmaceutical Jour
nal Remarks that considerable traffic
is carried on in the present time In
the bones of the tahr. ,the native name
for the wild goat. Capra Jemlanica,
which freouents the steD tree cover
ed slopes, of the Himalayan range, and j j
which bc:tc? are exported to India, be
im. mrrt-..! qa nn li-ei ftn-rv never
i
ots i-mi-ivji.i w -- ;
falling remedy for rheumatism. Again, j fl
the antlers of the Altai arMta, or tne g
deer tribe, are exported, it is said, ti,
China. rei:l!zlr.g a very hlsh price
where thfy are much esteemed for
medic Inal purnos-r. while the horns of
the Fuma tran rhinoceros aie import
ed by. and valued in. the sa-.ue coun
try aa a supposed means of counter-actir-
disease.
TO CURE A COLD IN OrVS DAY.
Take Laxative Promo -juliiine Tablets.
All druggist. refund Die money if it
fui! to cure. E. W. Grove's signaturo
is on each box. "jo.
HEATING THE CARS.
"rtay, Pete, who don't you foil -rs
heat the c ars? said a n?"P: r on i
I the tear platforni to the c:nduct r. re
cording to VIdor Smith, of the N-w
Yolk Press. "We do heat 'em," was
the emrhatlc reply. "What with? I !
I don't see no stoves." "Don't ne 1 no ;
I stoves. We beat 'em with fclks. It s j
only the empties that s not nariii. i
We've been exporimertln' on this bv
Ir.css an' knew what we're
t alki::g
about. Fixty-five people i.i r.
car will raise the temperature
gree? in twelve minutes, jitst by the j
nnturcl order of breathing. If we j
shoull nut in artificial heat you pas-!
sengers would m It: th?:i we'd ret
hell."
The newspapers r.re advevflsing a
lat.-nt ira lie ine to nmke short melt
taller. Atchison (llol e.
i o rtrengin- .
a well:!
&C?t " testifi-d. It a:
at.-JiVVA' Indigestion,
Comtipsiion,
Heartburn,
Dyspepsia and
Liver Com-,
plaints.
Advertisements
ES
LIST.
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
Kumm. l Bros. Co., 110-118 E. Second
St. Carefully nolected help.
POULTRY SUPPLIES.
II Fi.VRY ALUFItS, 31.1 S. Main
Largest poultry supply house in U
Send for fre-e catalogue
Br.
8.
NURSERY STOCK.
The ernon Nursey, 4.124 Central
avc, Los Angeles. 400,000 trees. Lle
eidrou:; fruit and nut trees a specialty.
Write for price list. A. YARNEL1,
propr.
Iircest stock of trees in the West.
Kooalyptus. Ae;i-as, IVppers. Cypresa.
te. 1 alms, slirul s and fruit trees of ev
ery dcfcriptiun. Cataloirues free.
Special attention given to Arizona cr
eel a
Sycamore Grove Nurseries
3. J. E. Saint, Prop.. 4.1? 4 Pasadena Ave
nue. Los Angeles. aClitornia.
3A.NAT0RIUMS.
Pr.lVATE HOME for ladies during con
nnement. Lest rf care. Homs found fo
for
children
Mrs. Iir. C.
ii Smith. 7i1 Uelle-
vue Ave.
T.LLAP.l) Pl.'LMO.VAUY PANATOR
l! '' ,,a!;"',n' CaI Pr. W. II. Ballard,
.Medn-al D:reetor. Write for Booklet.
OPTICAL GOODS.
ADOLF FKESE
Eyeglasses, Optical Goods and
Draughtsmen and Surveyor's Supplies
Manufacturer and imDorter. Los An
geles. Cal., 126 S. Spring St. Sunset
Tel. Main 1042. Home Tel. 102
PATENTS.
imti.-vtc i. . :: :
T . :,' V.- ' " .''k, is' iraue-marKs,
proslt'Ud PSj'S
:'""-' ..laooury !ik.. I.os Angeles. Cal.
PATEN PS Hazard & Harpham Loa
'Angele - . Send for free bock on patents.
LONDON'S
rv, .STOMACH -g.
Kodaks and Photo Supplies,
ART PICTURES AND FRAMING. 7
We make a specialty of Developing, Prir.tin'r and Ealargiin'
Kail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Send for Catalogue
HOVVLAND & CO. a,3SKV
Money tir l.oai at Low Kates
Kor building or on imp'oved ritr property.
State Mutual Mi?z L Lcsq Aj-cctitl:a
Of Los Angeles, I'al.
If ror wmit r lot: ii call on our sen',
E K.AS('(IK. I in N IVntcr ".. 1'lineui.
J. KKNE8T WALKKK. Ptiwenix.
VV. J. MURPHY
Real Fstate, Insurance, .
102 We;t .(Ijms Street.
FifiGld & Gallagher
8EKEF.AL CSJ5TRACT0i.S
(nan
m SUrERHiTESCEIITS
tttsnte Furr.iclied foomf 11-12
Odsalll Huii.tlPf-1. U. ox S7,
rhoenit. Ariaona.
1H
it
Joa riflald
Qo. H. Oa.ll.nrhar
You Must vStpp
for a warm i'oom ind
quiet night's rest...
rh
Williams House,
Maricopa. Arizona.
THL CLUB STABLES!
One block north of Hotel Adams or
Sortb Center Street. Nobby turnouts
j ;iafe an1 sjed stock.
W. L. GC0RGF & CO.
Gaod Turnout!.
Csod Saddla tltnci.
CORRAL.
1JI UiJavill
LIYERY m StLE STA3LE.
;-iA. V. VAN DORLN, Proprietor.
Tel. Black 513. 19 E. Jefferson St.
a HOME
!
bt!
lean sell you a lot in Churchill i . ' W.!WB..
Addition S3i5. .,S25!fiESA HOTEL
casti am oiu per nionin.
. II. GREENE,
42 N. Ontai- St.
Southern
Pacific
System.
Second" to None.
QUICKEST TIME TO CHICAGO OY
16 HOURS.
The Golden State
Limited will resume
Daily service eastward
December 25th.
Only 02 hours to
Chicago by Southern
Pacific aud Rock
Islaud routes.
Superb service. Make
Your reservations
Early.
Full particulars at City Ticket
OiHcc.
22 N. Center Street, Phoenix,
Arizona.
M. 0. BICKN'ELL, Arjt.
STAN
Dealer
Nsw and
coiKl
DAiiD
Complete list cf stock on hand furnished on ar.nl!cau.
Co. stings ir
- iiachine Work Iromptly Attended To.
' PHOENIX, Alii.
Telephone BT1
urile
it
AMERICAN PLAN.
j PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
! 105 rooms. All modern conveniences.
I A strictly fust-class and modern hou-l.
! Sample rooms for commercial men.
vtvVvvrvTrrr,iHr'i,'i''M"H,,1
. Jt,
$
The i
Basfaford - Burmister I
Ccmpany, :-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
General
Merchandise
4
Prescott, Arizona.
It
WE CARRY FULL LINES OF
EVERYTHING. WE HAVE A
BIG STORE. WE DO A ElO
BUSINESS, DwT CAN DO
MORE. . .
Ia Whn in Prescott tt will Dlease V
IJ a-
V us to have you call and get .j.
acquainted.
I .fr4M"?"-e't' T .1. t..T..t. t..T"T..ti.Su
THE PALACE
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Str'ctly on the European plan. Roomi
by the day, week or month. Finest
bar and club rcoms in the southwest
CU0W, 5WIII & liLLUiLK,
Proprietors.
IS
..THE K0FIMAN
!
tVIKYltffVS HSI C.1ASS.
Miclvelob lleer
on Draught
HlPSCaitLD. PlRKrNS & O3S0M
Prorietari
r
.THE PALACE.... I
V HafV.Wtl ft KKINS, Praa. V
t' V
T lmorte4 ead Dasevli; Wia V
v
I' Lisuors and Cir
1 V
' Phoenli - - - - Arisons
?.-:-::--:--4:-wx-:-:m-
A POSITIVE CURE
For Inflammat ion or Catarrh
of the Bladder and UiacaseU
Kidney?. Ho cure no pv
Cure quickly and l'enua
nently the worst ctw-s cf
(ionorrlioea and Gleet, no
matter of how- long su-.nd-ln-.
Atwol'.itely harmless.
Sold fc.v drucits. Prlca
$1.0,1, or by n.ail, i.ostpa.id,
U 00, S boxes -."5.
THI SAJtT&l-HrSII C3
4cAX4eoiTAiar.. oh'C.
EL VET & HULKTT, AGENTS.
HOT THE "ONLY" BUT
THE "BEST"
Is the Good Old Way.
SANTA FE
We have:
The Grand Casyia.
Hsmy Eating Hsusss,
Famous California
Ltraittif.
And everythirg els ttat goes
with the stiaiy of a firatcUss
railroad.
L B. USDIS,
Gcral A feet, Phaeuix.
!0N
In
WO
In
Hand
Winer
Iron r.nd Brass.
TS tT4 el
ifP
i .a i
t i
lessen
Piiosnix Macbina and GoldSlorap Co.
4 il kade of Mckiiia aVaairina, Uaa aa Short Ma4ic
25-33 Xorth Second Street
J os. Thalhein? r, Frtt ; P. T. H urlty, Tic4)-Pr. ;
Louis Jlelczer, Treai.; Alex. Rheinitein, Sc'y
O. S. WILCY. Mamaer