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v- T. As-MB- 1 i wf TW jfr p.E-5'' 9-f TJSS ml.n, December 7, 1909 DAILY AJRIZONA SILV3BB B1LT Page Tliree iito A 1" tfJKM rffJlM Tin tff tl- tie PROGRESSIVE CHINESE IN SAM FRANCISCO. are prone to looU uion tlio Chinese us uuproxretfHlrc and slovr modern Improvements, although they hnvo been knowu for shrewd traders. In Sun Francisco, however, especially since rthqunkc and (Ire, which destroyed most of the old Chinatown, residents have availed themselves of modern Inventions to a extent Thlx tendency Is epeclally shown In the use of the the Celestials In some of their joss houses the telephone prominent place nt the side of the ocial Circles By Edna Surerus Hasse EST TAIN OLUB MEMBERS were entertained last l.sses Anna Belle Chisliolm oilman at the home of tli. I irt of the evening was i mg five hundred after mr was very pleasantly ,1 work and several instru cins were rendered.

was altogether inform ml delicious refreshments Ml spent a most enjoy- md congratulated the -tisses upon the success of niuent. tlie regular club membeis piosts were also present: it h. Mrs. A. G.

Smith, and i tte Smith, Ethel "We in rh Santec nnd Dorothy PYTHIAN SISTERS Tho Pvthian Sisters met last night at Odd Fellows' hall. Owing to tho fact that tho charter is still draped in mourning for their departed sister, Mrs. E. Bycrs, thero was no bocial meeting last night. In addition to tho regular business, oflieers were elected for tho ensuing term.

Tho following oflieers wcro elected: Past Chief. Jnnnio Wightman. E. C. Mrs.

Elizabeth Morritt. E. S. Mrs. Lucy Cook.

E. J. Miss May Trovcthan. Man. Mrs.

Eleanor Vcrron. M. F. Mrs. Maude Wightman.

M. 11. and C. Mrs. Lillian Russell.

Protector Mrs. Helen Oleson. nuard Mrs. Carrie Willis. Musician Mrs.

Minnie Vincent. Cant, of Drill Tteam. Mrs. Wightman. Trustees Mrs.

Leo. I'atton, Mrs. Janio Wightman. Claiming thai ho is being- unjustly deprived of his rightful share of water from Pinal creek, Alfred Abcruathy filed suit for an injunction against James L. Phillips and sovoral other dofondants, including tho Inspiration copper company, in tuo uisirici court yesterday.

Aoornatny is tno owner of nhout 137 acres of land located on Pinul creek, fcomo distauco below town. Ho has been using Wntor from Pinal crook for irri gating purposes, the land having been lesed to vegetablo growers. In his complaint, Abcruathy claims, that on -July 13, 1900, after having used water from Pinnl creek for irrigating purposes for two years, ho mado a formal water light filing, claiming 100 leased to vegetablo growers. This water he conducted to his land by menns of a ditch. For somo tinm past, however, he claims that his irrigating ditches have- been cut and the water diverted by tho defendants, occurences of this kind having been fie-quent.

Abornathy asks that the court issuo a writ of injunction against tho defend ants, enjoining them from appropriating any of the water to which he lays claim. Attorney Norman J. Johnson represents the plaintitr in tho action. QUEEN ELVA Noted palmist, is in your city for a short time. Oilico, 231 South Broad.

110 JONES TO ROPE LIONS Famous Character Prepar ing to Leave New York for Wilds of Africa a I KK. December 0. "Buf- uho is known throughout the man to whom most hs fur preventing the total i the buffalo, has arrived K. preparatory to sailing ere ho hopes to gain now lions nnd other va- i I animals that make the Dark Continent their Junes believes that for f-xperienco it will bo as the king of beasts with to ropo a Texas steer. shared by Miko Love- N.

and "Jim" Owens of Freedonia, two of the best ropers in the west, whom Mr. Jones has selected to accompany him on tho trip and sharo in tho profits that ho expects to reap when ho returns with a shipload of wild animals that havo fallen victims to his prowess with tho lasso. As a fitting farewell on tho eve of his departure, Mr. Jones is to bo tendered a banquet at Delmonicd's tomorrow nighty nt which tho menu will include buffalo steaks, bear meat and other delicacies that are supposed to tickle the palate of tho western rnnch-mau nnd hunter. Numbered among the hosts at tho dinnor will bo "Buffalo Bill," "Pawneo Bill," Charles E.

Russell, tho "cowboy artist," Ernest Thompson Seton, tho writer, and "William T. Hornaday, director of the Bronx zoo. The Correct Tiino To stop a cough or cold is just as soon ns'it starts then thero will bo no danger of -pneumonia or consumption. Just a fow doses of Ballard's Hore-hound Syrup taken at tho start will stop the "cough. If it has boon on for sometimo tho treatmout will be longer, but the euro is sure.

Sold by Palaco Pharmacy. tar-'oaaeaaa ens OTHENBERG 10c CIGARS Here's the finest cigar a dime can buy anywhere. Made by skilful cigar makers of blended Havana leaf. Try its mild flavor Sold In 10c and 2 for 25c sizes Roihenberg Schloss Cigar Co. Denver, Colorado i Wffl WATER RIGHTS AOE OF SUIT James L.

Phillips Asks In junction to Keep His Ditches Open PUBLIC NOTICE My wifo, Mrs. Pred Hansen, hnving left my bed and board, I will not bo responsible for debts contracted by her, after this date, December 2, 1909. FKED HANSEN, Wheatficlds Store. NEWS BUDGET. OM (Mrs.

W. D. French, Correspondent) SAFFOBD, December 0. Tho ninthly social meoting of the Etude, was held Saturday evening at tho homerof tiss Beuln Olney. The cold -wavo.

kept many invited nuests at homo but thoso ven turing out wore amply rdpald ill the enjoyment they received from the following well rondorcd program: Chorus, by tho club. Duct Piano, Mildred Birdno; violin, Blaucho Birdno. Piano -duet Mrs. Carlos, Miss Morris. Heading Mendelsohn, Mrs.

T. T. Swift, Mendelsohn's wedding march iMae Dowdle. Vocal duet Misses Colton and Morris, Piano selection Edith Jennings. Vocal duct Messrs.

Swift and Qeo- Birdno. Song Lonesome, Jessie Birdno. Song by tho Hefrestiments of fruit salad, bread aud butter, sandwiches, chocolate and cako wero served from small tables. On nwakening this morning and getting a first glimpso )f tho snow blanketed world, one's first thoughts "wore they had becn-transported north, hundreds of miles, during tho night. Ono lingered at tho window to take in all tho beauties of so unusual a sight in southern Arizona and to smile sympathetically at tho pleased shouts of tho children snow bailing ono another on the streets.

By noon all traces of the white covering had disappeared but the "bedraggled pedestrian was grumbling at tho consequent slush and mud. E. C. Price, deputy treasurer of Graham county, has resigned his positibn and left for Jopliir, where he will make his home. Mitt Sims ia filljng tho position temporarily.

Carroll Neesc returned homo from LI Paso last ovoning. He hns resumed his position in the Guardian office. Charles Spaulding and S. B. Kyle camo in Saturday morning from tho Lone Star mines.

Miss Nan Pendleton left this morning for Solomonville where sho will spend a few days with frlonds. Poto Lofgrcen camo up from Central ths morning on business. Balph Korngold, a socialist organizer from Chicago, arrived in Safford last ovoning. Ho will speak hero tonight, in Thatcher Tuesday, Central Wednesday and Eden Thursday evening. J.

S. Brown of Globo was an incoming passenger this morning. M. D. Flattory of Boston, a largo stockholder in the Gila Valloy Copper company, arrived on the freight from Bowie this morning.

Mr. Wilson is also expected tonight, and the gentlemen will visit tho San Juan mines on a tour of inspection. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shields of Solomonville, a baby daughter.

How Ono Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia "In tronting pneumonia," says Dr. W. J. Smith, of Sanders, '4hc nnlv rninedv I UflO for the luntTS is Chamberlain's Qough Bcmedy. While, nf cniirRo.

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Tho moment you suspect any kidnoy, bladder or urinary disorder, or feel rhouraatism coming, becrin taking this nnmucss romeuy, wiin tno Knowicago that thero is no other medicine, at any price, mado nnywhero elso in tho world, which will cticct so thorough and prompt a cure, as a fifty-cent treatment of Papo's Diuretic, which any druggist can supply. This unusual preparation goes direct to tho out-of-order kidnoys, bladder nnd urinary system, cleaning, healing and strengthening theso organs nnd glands, and completes tho euro before you rcalizo it. A few days' treatment with Papo's Diuretic means clean, active, healthy kidneys, bladder and urinary organs and you iecl lino. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any morcantilo agency will tell you that Pnpe, Thompson Pape, of Cincinnati, is a largo and responsible incuiciuo concern, thoroughly worthy of your confidence. Accept only Papo's Diuretic fifty cent treatment from any drug store nnywhero in the world.

Alleging that for nearly four years her husband hns totally failed to provide for her, although physicnlly able to work, Mrs. Francisco do Pena filed suit for divorce against Buenaventura do Pena, in the district court yesterday. Tho parties wero married in Moxico in 1903 and since early in 1900, tho plaintiff has boon compelled to support herself, she claims. Thero are no children by tho marriago and no property rights to dispose of. Tho plaintiff is represented by George K.

French. We purchased our Holiday goods This season in New York, consequently we have the latest in Xinas presents, and at reasonable prices. "How long will the candle burn." See our prize window. The Palace Pharmacy Delicious Meats Our meats are always the veiy best that money can buy. We are best prepared to serve as we own our cattle and.

they are in jpcr-fect condition when ready for market. PIONEER MARKET "IT LEADS THEM AiL" MAX BONNE, Supt. 433 N. BROAD ST. z(LJ7 UJM ade bytheCUBAN CIGAR C2.denver.colo P.

L. JONES SON Funeral Directors and Embalmers Office Cor. Broad Oak Res. 346 S. Hill St.

TEIBPHONE 432 TELEPHONE 433 North Broad Street Property $300.00 a Foot We have 40 feet on North Broad' street that we will sell for $300.00, a foot. This is a snap. 'Investigated it. Union Realty Trust Co. 177 North Broad Street' Co-Ed Dresses Means Dresses with snap and ginger to them.

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