Arizona republican. [volume], April 12, 1914, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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"' PAGE SEVEN
BAKER LEAVES
Redfern
Corsets
Standard
Patterns
Motorcyclist Who Will A1-;
tempt to lli-eak TranscUi-h
illinery
imental Uc'-onl to Ex
plore White Mountain!
District First
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, "SUNDAY MORNIxa A1UMDM2, li)U:
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YOTT PAY POT?
For Spring
Evitv new arrivals added t mir representative and author
itative showin- of aristo.-rati.- MILLINERY FOR SPRING.
Here you will find all that is new and correct in Millinery.
Especially do we cnipliazie our Street and Dress Hats at Moder
ate Prices. Thev possess distinctive features that make them
most unusual values and decidedlv worthy of your attention.
Lingerie Waists
An a relation of the most Hp-to-date models ex
clusive designs, smartly tailored, in the new Spring
fashions, ail the most desirable fabrics and materials
iSturting nut I'll n pathfinding lout
I ,,f nun miles, !:. C. liaio-r, the tuvr
gull 111 molol c Cling, leaves iuo.-ni
this mollllng Willi .Ml.U'iU.'l'lUe. 111! y
metropolis ui' tlie sister
destination. Hatter is f
Way lor "lie of the hm
,;ouiprehensi c stunu
;,y a two-w heeler
smashing of the n
I ia vis lo
slate, as li:S
-ling mi' l-'1'
si ami most
ever al'.emi'l'M
champion - Inv
nt'.l of Voluc.'
transoontinviitnl ride.
ItaUcr departs at ti
Willi l-'m-l Apache
Mountain Indian it
I'll st night's slop.
:i this DioruitiK.
mi lie While
;rrvaliitl as
He will leave
Kurt Apaciie tomorrow mornmg lieiu
mi eating lip as nun h nt' lie- distance
Alhuquer.lie as hit is aim-,
arrange al all stations alone
f..r a full Mippiy nC gasoline
i ii- his U 11' tiu'ough about
low.ira
Jle will
CH' line
aiul nl,
lie
1!Mt
41 West Adams St.
Mrs. J. C. Mulerave
ill
t-5
plans tu lea
lan lii'-si. i.r a
early llii'i'iiini.
in I'llnellis ho
May
either at t
j gib's nn til
I lie will he
i that day.
j The lneal liilel'S are ali.v'.nl
the big tlmisier m.n-.e a r
heat the twenty-day mark,
eheer I'.ill) through Hie ii
probably try t'i May with
pari nl' liis journc. .
llaker will riile liis "hi
ilian. which slum! up mi
the Panama Pacific nip i
ago. lint when he returns
find a new twu-spe.,1 na
il om the factory, wi.iiit.w :.i
starting point, re,;, I.- cm-. I
long trip.
the const.
I l.i is All
ui May Z.
nigh, after
MARICOPA lEATHERS
AT INDIAN SCHOOL
Randall has won the respect anil
miration of the teachers of
i utility. .Miss MacXuliy, of Tempe
Normal, the new president, will have
the support of the entire asuoc.ation
tired in a hoilv to the dining hall
ere dozens ot tables groaned un-
) der sumptuous plenty. The bit II was
t and ad- f tire(
f Maricopa win
i beautifully -decorated with asparagu
The luncheon was prepared by tile
club cook and served b vthe students
j in the work of tlie year to com. j ,,f the school. Kverything wa.s de-
Tlie program opened w ith a talk ; Ib-inus; -ver. body seemed io be
Election of Officers for the Next j m music by -Mrs. Luther Stewart, of u ailed mi simultaneously. If Dr.
Year lilendale. ami tlie Arizona School of . Mayo were present lie would have
Musi.-. Primarily. Mrs. Stewart an- j agree. I that at the Indian school the
The .Maricopa t'utnily Teachers' as- ! i.ounced a course in music for public .....king problem was solved,
siiciatioii, I'HO strong, held the month- I school teachers. The length of time j Alter the inner man was satisfied
1 meeting yesterday at the fnited i to finish the course uill depend upon j post-prandial speeches were delicer
Slales Indian school. The subject ; tin- number "f lessons taken per : od by .Mr. (lumniel. Superintendent
d.scusseii was KcoKi'upliy. Alter tin-I week and previous training. The (hiodman and Principal Stabler,
meeting a luncheon was served by I outline of the course will take up ! I'resiileiit Uatidall acting as tnast
the authorities of the Indian school I methods of leaching in public schools. ; master.
anil this was lopped off by a mill ' practice
tary parade w hich aroused rounds j it ailing,
and rounds of applause. Kvery j v ritini;.
tea -her present voted the mi etuis; at ;
the Indian school the most cnthusi- j
astir, the ,est attended, the most in-
trrestinp ar.d the most enjoyable of 1
'he sear. It is the last meeting this j
Mar and the spirit of sociability and ;
helpfulness developed mal.es each and
-very teacher look forward with !
great anticipation for the return o! ;
the meeting next year. ;
'i'o the outgoing president. Prof. .
Kandall, is due the success of this i
teaching. harmony, sight
splendid meeting and all the former
ours. During his incumbency, Proi
J Let the Red 1
I Electric Do Your ii
The M A
Red
Electric ( . 1
1;
ir t raining and melody
e of the child voice, peda
gogy, chorus directing, history of
music, instrumental (enough to ac
company n. terminology, choral prac
tice and voice.
-Mrs. Stewart wih direct the ooursi
and announced after tlie meeting that
she will write ;m outline and ilirce
tious for the teachings of e cry
month's work. This outline will ap
pear in "The Arizona Teacher." he
ginning with the May issue.
The geography outlines for tic1
grammar
presented
and Miss II
pared the
P.ock omph
Mr
Hummel read a poem, tlie re
frain of which was, "It is nobly good
TO teach till' youth of this wih West."
In conclusion. Mr. Hummel extended
the thanks of the association to the
teachers and authorities of the In
dian school for the hospitalities that
a-cro so kindh and geticroush ex
tended. Superintendent ihiodman spoke of
his mailt- years in the Indian service.
He rejoic.., over the fact that 1'Yr
laindo Hodrigu.-z, a student of the
school, took second rank in scholar
shii. at the Phoenix high school. Mr
grades were prepared and i;o..lman iUoted figures to prov.
by Miss Flock. Miss Smilhithat the Indian is going to the nuh
Hillock. Miss iiglesby pic-'lic schools in greater numbers yen
primary outlines. Miss by year. Mr. le.iodman appealed to
extend the hand !
to
'I'd.
V 11
him
There is a great deal of co.mmon sense in that
old saying, and it holds good today. Only yes
terday it vas forcibly demonstrated to one of
my customers in a blanket buy. I've always
said I knev Indian handicraf c, because I know
the Indian, and my guarantee to buy back any
Navajo at the purchase price or more always
holds good. This woman bor.ght a blanket for
half price said it vas a dream in coloring, per
fect weave and larger than the one she had
bought from me. The man was going out of
business and made the price so low that she
bought the blanket from him. -
There is the point I said, would you sell money
for less than the market vaiu-j if it was good?"
.If the Xavajo is all you claim for it jusl test
it, and I iold iier !iow to do it and if it stands
tlie test, I'll jus' make you a present of the liest
.ir i,"
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v.
tf-.
mai
l.esl
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ket in 1 tic slorc.
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4ore,
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lot I
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1 hi'
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Lm- mm& mumk wmm
GOOD FeU HUOSONS
R A-
Tin?
Irvi
take
it w ii
The .h ma nd for !!'
cording to Oscar
a'-:ciit. is as good
ii is good. It wil
car shipment w h:
of the freight car u-i i . ;
fill the il.-llicnds of Ih" of.
demonstl ti toi and the -a ! s
In the past w . - -K It .11 so
Charles K. M. I.MI: IC-
liver. '1 a li aison ...!r-r 1" .
nas of l-'lorcucc. Tar -ah-
Spinas was a triumi
salesmanship. Tin-
U. S. INDIAN TRADER AND COLLECTOR
1 At the Big Curio on Adams St.
HI ATHLETE BREAKS
1 WORLD HM FOB 8HIE;
r Ih
1 -:'
-:: points t,,
l-.'I, and I'i
nits.
O' ci-mi'tia
ADJUTANT GENERAL RETURNS
'' ' 'barl.-s V. Harris, adjutant
ii'-r. 1 " tin- siale, returned
i-' fiom Tin .-mi, where he went
'f-u-l r'e- annual officers' scinn.1
' id t. is coiimianded this -ar 1..-
i-thill. and where Col 1; ;it
i .! 01VII. 1 . . A.. 1 el ll'e. I,
a d" r ..f interesting
RiGHT SOUND
-h: Ust.-n: 1 l,..,r
: of your wife.
!' lapping'.' 'i'hal'.'
sized the fact that
th.
teachers
"sraphy should be correlated
iife. In the study of industries
Rock would not stop with our
try. Miss Smith presented some
with welcome to the many red men Isiiocl.
Miss inn on the door of the public school.
oun-J Principal Stabler spoke (,t! the so-
, clal side of the association. lb- said:
7 The Red Electric gets the
M Hnt' as r nn.l arpl 1an
UlULllta OUllV V.I.BI'
and relieves you of all
the hard work of wash
day. Will do your washing
and wringing each week in
ninety minutes, at a cost of
only 3c for electricity. Try
it free for 15 days. Pay
nothing down. If it thor
oughly satisfies you, begin
paying for it in small weekly
or monthly installments.
Thepriceis$50. Letusshow
you the Red Electric today
PACIFIC GAS
and ELECTRIC CO.
tct'estinfr suggestions. i JeoLtra p by ' There ought t" be a cordial re!:. -should
be comparative; draw com-'tarn among us. We ought to kmm'
parisons with our own soil, dimatf more of each other, for then ue hac
j productions when Africa or Xorth a better opinion of each other. Ou''
; America is studied. Altogether she comradeship should be warm, true
. ill-Red that in teaching geography the and honest. A teacher thai builds
'high places be touched. .Miss Uallock I himself up by throwing another
I presented an interesting and helpful ilcuvn, does not long in the profes-
bibliography of text books and mnga- sion."
i .ines which would he of help for ; The speeches over, the teachers
! supplementary work. Iweni to the' athletic field where from
Mr. Irish, ot 'lempe, talked in-j the bleachers they reviewed a mili
formally on the teaching of geopr- ; t.-irv parade furnished hy the Indian
raphe. Pupils should he taught to ' school corps. There were eight
lead and interpret maps for a good companies in line, about 40u students
understanding of the subject. I participating. Xot a white man had
Mr. Irish suggested that the teach- a thing to do with the entire drill,
er do a lot of niap drawing herself Ricardo I'adillo acted as major and
end believed that better results Hubert Ihirke as adjutant. Solomon
would be obtained if pupils wcfellaipe was the drum major. As the
supplied with outlined maps. He companies sw ung into line the teach -would
begin the study of geogra phy j its applauded w ihily. It uas clear
with the drawing of a rainfall map, I Mint the discipline appeah-d to the
a temperature map and a wind map. ' schoolmarms and pedagogues. As
He urged the teachers to use the! the teachers were filling the street
government typographical maps and cars that took them to Phoenix-.
L-
!,l ueiti'.eiia.n is! '''lo- ;.n i s.oie ... ii... ,,,.,-t :
n.-.rlv T-, .-.-s ,.1.1. bat !;. is Pant.-:, i f ' ' s.Mcon , ,,. .,., ).,-.. '-i
(ihlf-.-id No - lb- N c.ittl. man an; Berry of Rcdiands Breasts Tape ,n ; ,'. ,hl ..,i ,s...t;,,IS !M..t p-r s'-cieii1"
old Miner' and" an enihusia.i. as arc all' 4:25 2-5. Winning Over Rival p, - ,M,i, s...... .y; u.
old ca.tleu.n. I, wa, a ,r,P omt th-; By Few Inches . I I : . v. , ,. . , , i,a . ,-
hills arou.i.l f.l.'be th;.l cm. mc-.; sea..!.-..' t ic l .-,,,! i ,!:,. j : ,, .-. laP
., . . s ,- , ... ! ASSOCIATK1. I-CKSS I'TSf.'T llj i'f-.- u "t '. I- VcC ...,, ..I i : V . ,
.....i .. i r..im-i. ! f..i.i i "-.m .-P" . - . . - ' 1
J 1 ' . Th, nicth i; nn -i .1 Si"d.a.i n.t.-r- , . ..
"l,',, jn ,il,.be t.e'.d a pi :- ' ,, hoi tioK -'--1 m.-t '- 1 U. S. C. Wins Meet NOT THE
it.thh- one w:.h his i.-u iiii.-. lira, is-it.d v th- l-.-'kin. "i th- v.-.:!'.'-; i -S A V. j I i 1 .Ks. Ap.il ,;, VV ... ..... -
P.eparilm t -.he another U'lp ap . a a; ! i , , , e, : c i , , -i. , S , i c inlic I'-, or.. V be a 1. -so.tl , . I , 1 1 . . : t n v . . i s , . : i . - ,,pp::
....... lb. ,ll -..-ciahzc ,.n r -t.-rs!.':,-,uicl It.n.v. K-i. !" - -:: n..i, 'a- . - V.. ..: 'i-m
!.;. i,,,,,; i i-.,:,,. i ; le jti ! '. I rn ' ' : b' "I'ut.i inters, in, l.it-i i, n... i. t.-.i nt. .. ii'-. - la;',-,
for the lliliaiig I'-AIC ' n i - It)1 , mi m miwm , w , wi miiw n .1
I . -- ; " - f
h:iM4H
ft Jfisfe
II II!
If?
teach
use of them.
I many a Mini wor.t was heard in
After the discussion of geography i praise of the Indian school ami the
the association settled down to busi- red men.
ni'ss. It was voted to hold a ban- t u
quet May 'J at the San Marcos hotel I
mi Chandler. The follow ing officers j HE'S YOUNG THIS CHAMP
were elected for the .next school 1
I I ASSOCIATE PltESS llISt'ATCll
I LOS XMJKLKS. April 11 Carlton
Wright, a Pl-year-old school bov, be-
iiame amateur golf champion of
' ..outiiern . alilornia by defeating
I Mollis I'hillio ,.r I',,ll i
hold i . '; '
'Mill I 'lit' U lt .
GOULD KEEPS TITLE
ear: president. Miss MacXulty;
u e presutent. Mr. Kiimmel; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mr. Judsun.
President Randall explained th.
plans for the institute to tie held
next fall. The teachers voted t
the institute during fair week. M
ltandall threw open before the meet-j
in5 ihe question as to w hether the
association should print the outlines !
of the subjects discussed during the J rAssoctATKD press mscatoii
year. It was suggested that the ex- i XKW YOKK, April 11 .lav Gould.
pense would be great. The editor of i the world's open ; , n c 1 national court
the Arizona Teacher extended to the ! t nnis champion. successfully de
assoeiiition the pages of that journal i fended his American title in the
for. the purpose of printing the said i challenge round of the annual totir
outlines. The offer was accepted j name nt here. He defeated Charles
and a standing vote wa.s accorded Sands, of this city, at the New York
Mr. Colodny for the courtesy. I Racquet and Tennis club, in three
The business over, the teachers re- ' straight sets. i;-i, am! i;-l'.
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Styleplus Clothes rise above the commonplace.
That such values can be produced for $17 is a
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