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Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
Millions of People

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Arizona republican., 1902-12-19
]. O. DAVIDSON, CHAS. R. McLAIN. A. O. McLAIN, LEON PHIPPS, GEO. EASTON.


 The articles of incorporation are signed and acknowledged by the presl- dent and attested by the assistant sec retary of the corporation as amended articles of incorporation by the affirma- tive vote of a majority of the stock holders. the articles amended being Articles II, " and TX.
 (Seal) J. O. DAVIDSON, Attest: President. T. G. FITCH, Secretary.
 State of Kansas,
 County of Sedgwick. ss.
 On this 30th day of October, A. D.. 1902, before me, A. J. Russell, a notary public in and for said county and state. residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared J. O. Davidson, who is personally known to me to be the president of the Wichita oil Company, who acknowledged to me that he signed the above and forego- ing amended articles of incorporation as president of said company by proper authority of a majority of the stock holders in said company, and that Ar ticies II, VI and TX of said amended articles of incorporation were amended as herein above set out; and that this instrument is to be the incorpora ton of said company from and after the publication of these amended articles. as required by statute; and that said amendments are hereby signed and ac- knowledged by him as such president and for the company as his free and voluntary act and deed; that these ar ticles are signed and acknowledged by the president and attested by the as- sistant secretary of the corporation In my presence
 My commission expires January 9th, 1905.
 A. J. RUSSELL, . Notary Public in and for the County of Sedgwick. State of Kansas.
 First Publication December 19
Arizona republican., 1902-12-19

The time of commencement of thi corporation shall be when these article the county of Maricopa, Territory c Arizona, and the termination of tn corporation shall be twenty-five (25 years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
No More Curhsto,-e Hotels.

The curbstone hotels are no more
in pi,:e Bluff. For many months hey
have been looked on BY everybody as
consurl2ta nuisances. and since the
hot weather they were obnoxious to
a persons's olfaet0ries. 4 quetus
was put on the last one Sunday when
Chief Craig took peremptory meas
ures with the one at the corner of
Third avenue and Main street. Alone
he raided it. and practically put the
rron:ictor. Dad Fowler. out Of bust
ness. Chief Craig had notified him
that at the close of the month he
would have to suspend business at
Third End Main. but Sunday he was
on hand again which actnated Chief
Craig in taking the steps he did.
That be is supported in his action is
manifested by the mayor levoking
Tovler's license.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
THE BIC S|X-DAY RACE
lhirtv-hour Contest for the
Championship Of
America.
COMMENCES IN PINE BLUFF
NEXT MONDAY.
Al the Fast Walkers OF the GouatrNs
Will Be Here to Take Part IN
the Contest.
4: the Fast Walkers OF the Gouitcy
Tt4E LIST OF ENTRIES TO DATE

The big day walking race fof'
the thirty-hour championship Of Amer
lea will & mmcnce next Monday ans
continue until the following Saturday,
;nt iuhsve. The race viii Ucelr at TIE.
,clner of Third avenue AMI State.
street. 1t will he Il go as YOU please
Lace, the racers to 80 four hoGfe oach
night, from S until 12 O'Clock. D ,.1
a!iG ten hours on Saturday, from ?
until midnight. Each man must ,9Fcf
l15 miles TO get a prize. A special
l"iZe of 500 is offered TO TIL lnaH
heating the worlds best recorj for
tlls kind of a race. which is POP mites.
made by "Cowboy" Will A. Smth IN
Ma,. 1886. at Little Falls, Mimi. The
following are the entries, three ot
whom, Smith, Kennedy ana liailes,y
have already arrived in the city:
Kid" West, Of rhiladeIph Pa
champion of the New England States
record 1a2 miles in thirty hours.
Dick Kennedy, OF st. Louis. Mo
Champion long distance walker C
America: lal miles in thirty hours
Chas. Wenzier. Of Dayton. Ono
Champion Of Ohio. Record 1915
miles in thirty hours.
II. Hardesty. champion CT Illinois
"CoWboy. W. \. Smith, Of Denver.
Gel. Record 202 miles in thirty houja.
Best i'll the world.
Olie Edwards, champion of Mime
sota. Record. lS5 miles in thirt;
hours.
jesse Mast, Of Burlington Champ
thirty hours.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
MOVE FOR PEACE
Miners Strike May Termnate by a,
Compromise.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. June .i.-ln1OlTna-
worthy character say there is an eX-
ceflent chance that the &nll.racita
coal strike may be brought to a speedy
era
Through George " Pcrkin@ partner
II the banking house Ct j. p. Morgan
(. Co. conference between. Senator
Hanna and W. X Vanderbilt was az
ranged. and il is understood that it
viii take place al MI Hanna's house
II Washington within Il few Gays
/, was the purpose of Mr.. Perkins
recent visit to NJ. liaana a Cleye-
land
Whether the purpose 0f NJ. "andeE
bilt in seeking q conference with the
chairman of the civic federation is to
propose direct terms of settlement or
arbitration is not snown. Bun the
fact that such an interview has been
arranged is regarded as evidence that
the great powers behind the coal rail-
roads are preparing to make peace
with the strikers n one Wy or an
etFer
The fact that Jr. Perkins has taken
he initiative in this movement; ind-
Gates that his principal, J, plerponi
.iorSan. has concluded it i; me to
call halt on The policy pursued by
his railway managers.
Thus the first day of the fourth
week of the great strike, which was
expected to bring on a crisis in the
shape of violent interference with
mon who wish to take the places Of
striking pump se@gs, has brought the
most encouraging news. Instead OF
war, the hope new is for peace
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
WAS No COMP kOM|SE
Pf5ach:rS DENY That Thy
Had Any ASreen1e II
With Managers
OF BELL PARK JhEATER AS TO
EXHIBITIONS ON SUN
DAY
The Graphic Called Upon Fer It's
Authority, Which It CheerfuEiy
Gives.
THE PREACHERS STIRRED UP

In a recent issue ef the aihic
it was stated that compromise had
h"eI effected whereby there would be
no objections anon the fnart OF the
ministers of the city to performances
being given at Bell park thea re on
Sunday afternoons. and that as re-
suit the Sunday evening performances
would be discontinued. This. toSeth-
er with statements in the conte.npo-
rdly press. has elected from the n1iil-
listers of the city denunciation Gron
denunciation. At no time in the past
has a body of preachers become so
aroused and SO determined 70 bring
facts to light as they have over this
incident.
Evangelist T. T. Martn and Rev. c.
". Daniel. pastor Of the First Bap-
tis, church. have been especially &C.
tive in criticisine the statement that
such a compromise had been made.
Dr. j. L. CALDWELL pastor CT tho
First Pres0yteria church. called at ia"
Graphic office to know vie vas auth
oritF for the statement printed in tn
Graphic to the effect thar the preach
aFs had entered into compromise
with the Sunday park shows. and in
tie course of his remark said MI
Daniels, pastor of the First Baptis;
church, was out of the city at tie
time the compromise is alleged to
have been made, and so was Mr.
Thompson. pastor of the Christian
church. was net present, and Meth
e3 was Nj. HaWley. pastor Of the First
Methodist church. So now. want to
know what preachers We're in the
promise.
The Graphic could not give Mr..
Caldwell the desired information. bat
told him that one of the managers Of
the show was authority for the state
men1 as to compromise.
On the evening before the publica-
ton of the article referred to. q
Graphic representative was Informed
by MI. Julius Leitner. a Joint manaS-
er of the park. in substance. that the
preachers would withdraw further OBJ
jections to the Sunday performances.
i given in the afternoon instead of
evening. Nj Leitners statement was
the authority the Graphic had for the
article written the following day. The
Graphic has given its authority for its
staJment whenever called unon. 1t is
now UP TO MI. I.eitner and the preach
cro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
SENSATIONAL SHOOTING
Ore Fayetteville Woman Shot by
Another

Fayetteville. June 4.-Considerable
excitement was created in Brooks,
drug store yesterday morning about
Il O'Clock. when Mrs Fannie More
house shot and it is thought fatally il.
'ured Miss Ello Boatwright After
examination by Drs. Miller ana Pad
dock it vas found that the bullet had
rierced the spiral cord il the lowo,
part Of the hack. There We're no wit
nesses 10 the affai-. Tie assai!ant
passed on down the street hut was Ia
ter arrested hv the she iqff and is
row awaiting results Miss Boatwright
res removed to he home of her moth
q, oH South street. This is the So =
end attempt Mrs. Morehouce' las
made upon the life of Miss Roatwright
Re2stts @2e various as to the cause Of
the shooting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
THE CHICAGO 4 FFAIR
FINDINGS OF TIE COURT OF IN
CURRY DISCUSSED
Believed That Court Found American
officers Not Fairly Treated at
Venice.

Washington, June 4.--There were
but three members Of the cabinet
present at today'S meeting. Secretary
Hay. Secretary Moody and Postmast-
CT General Payne The findings OF
the court of inquiry which Investigate
ed the conduct of, certain officers of
the Chicago in connection with the
Venice trouble, was discussed. 1t
is promised that a statement on this
subject will be forthcomins about
next Friday. Meanwhile it is prob
able that Admiral Crowinshield' S
squadron Will have departed from Ital-
ian waters Thus if ii shall turn out
as generally expected the court found
that the American officers, or part Of
them at least. were not fairly treated
at Venice by the local officersUPPP
at Venice by the local authorities. the
publication of thai conclusion Will not
have amy effect upon the present rela-
tions of the officers of the American
squadron and the Italians
The cabinet discussed the proposed
naval mancuvCrs this fall. II is pro
posed to mako them more elaborate
than ever before
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
INDIANA DEMOCRATS
MEET IN STATE CONVENTION TO
PUT OUT TICKET.
Indications Of Spirited Fight en-
Silver ard Other Bryan
Doctrines

Indianapolis Ind, June 4.-GenHine
enthusiasm chara cterized the opening
Of the Democratic state convention.
That the party believes it has more
than an even chance to win the No
vember elections was made manifest
" the opening speeches and the re-
marks of the party leaders.
The convention was called to 0rdef
shortly after 10 O'Clock BY Chairman
D B1ion of the state committee. Tom
linson hall W"e decorated F'ith flags
and emhlems and was filed to the top,
most gallery. The main floor was oc-
cupied by the .5oo debates. while the
galleries We're file! whit Interested
spectators, including prominent Demo.
Gratis from all over the state. After
roll cell and the transaction Of the
usual preliminary business an ad-
joulnment until afternoon was taken
to permit the committees on nomina-
tons and resolutions TO accomplish
their work.
several places on the ticket but the
majority Of the nominations will be
made without OppOsiton.i For secre.
1aly of state the two leaders most
prominently mentioned are Alfred
ShoonoNe, of Attica and Adam Helm
berger of New Albany. For state
treasurer jerome Heriff of Peru. who
was the nominee two years ago. has no
opposition. The liveliest contest is for
state auditor. for which office there
afe 2 ,number of asniran1s. The race
TO-. the nomination for attorney gen
efel has also developed into a pretty
contest.
Fer clerk of the supreme court ]. p.
McGeath Of Hartford City will probab-
" receive the nomination. Chas. 4.
Gfeataonse, Of Mount Vernon viii
probably receive nomination. fer state
superintendent and Edward Horuff Of
Madison. who was the nominee tive
cars ago for state statistician, is al
50 counted on to make another race
OF far more interest than the nom
nations is the platform to be adopted
by the convention. Unless I'll fore
casts go sstray the resolutions Will not
be adopted without spirited fight be-
tween the old silver leaders end those
opposed to the Bryan doctrines. who
call themselves conservatives. The
fight began at the meeting Of tho state
committee here two weeks ago to CON
side! the platform and the proba bill
ties are that it will be continued or
the convention floor. The silver lead
ers demand that plank ba INSERTED
in the platform indorsilg Bryan. and
declaring that the purposes of the
Democrats had been secured by an
increased supply of sold. The con-
serVatiVes. on the other hand. demand
With ec.3ai 61lnness that the resoiu-
tiCns make no mention of Bryan. bat
he corfGea to the Philinpine situa-
ton and other issues of later date.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
BIG POWER
conferred President by Philippine

Washington. June 4.-The Philip
pre- government bill. - passed j, lie
senate To-Day, APPROVES the action Of
Tie President in creating the Philip
p.ne commission ana the Offices of
e!H}i soyelnment and governor of the
lsisnds 7n<l euthori7cs the governor
ans wee governor to exercise the pow
eEs ol government as din actea bv tie
executive orde.. Future appointment
u The government or vice governor
shall be made by the president. with
1he advice and consent of the sena te.
ne bill of rights of the United
sI@leS constitution are applied 70 t:.e
;!ippine islands with the ..cep-
tlon of the right to bear arms >-.,. the
ilsht OF trial by jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
Saws It is > Trust,

Attorney General George ". Ma.
rhy Is preparing to bring suit aga inst
Arc for alleged violation of the statr
antitrust law. Ike says ho e2s alv.9
the matte. co'2siie1 1abto ssGlv and
invest satien arG Eas cached the coa
clu:ion that the association is ope,at
ing in direct conflict with the aati
trust laws of tic -s:.c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
Newark Et.c1eG

Newport, Juno f.-trathos iiaas-
trous fire occurred II Newss, T. !: 53i..tv-
ingtown twelve miles northwest q tbs
place at an early hau9 tbs morning.
The following are the iist OF sufferers:
John Martin. Sa.o00 stock, total loss
insured for s24o0; w 7. Masaces,
5000 stock. total luss, insured fer
S1.2o0; Griffith < Morrow, Sc C09
stock, total loss. insured for 5000;
S. c. Beane sustained damages TO tho
amount OF s2,oGp fler the ciicyts Of
tie fire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
TIE FINAL REPORT
lefer>on County Grand Jury
Concludes Labors for
Present Term.
M SESSION SIXTY DAYS AND RE-
TURNED slxTY.six TRUE
BILLS
INVESTIGATED CHARGES Against Lcu
oven ard Lille Draper. But
Did Not Indict.
REPORTS ON CONVICT FARMS

The grand jury presented its re-
port this afternoon at > O'Clock and
was discharged by Judge Grace from
f71rther duty. Twelve true bills We're
reported and four cases were referred
to the next grand jury, one Of which
was the state against Forrest Gay,
the negro barber.
The following is the report submit.
ted by the grand jury:
We. the grand jury of jefferson
county for the March term. 1902. beg
to submit the following report:
That we convened March I i902 );
that we have been in session sixty
days. during which time We have ex-
anined 20G witnesses. and have re-
tanned &c true bills, dismissed % cases
and referred four cases to the next
grand jury.
We visited the county Jail in q
body and found tha1 it vas being
conducted in a satisfactory manner
Committees We've appointed to visit
tie county farm Oi James Cross. Of De
sha county, and also to visit the coun-
ty farm Of John NJ Oracle. this coull=
ty. commiltee was also appointed
to visit the Jefferson county house
for he Door
The reports of the committees ap-
pointed to visit the county farms and
-
general report.
The committee that visited the poor
house found the house clean and the
inmates we'll cared for Several rec
concentrations we1e made for improve
naent
The committee that visited Oracle 3
farm reported that il was being con
Quoted satisfactorily. The sleeping
apartments We're as clean as custom,
aTy for such places. The prisoners
said they We're we'll fed. Their bodies
gave no evidence of violence. The
report of the committee concluded
by the statement: IT is our opinion
THAT the prisoners are required to
WI ~ NCiN u anu SlNddS
The report Of the committee that
VISITED the Cross farm was especial
~ hattefing. Everything was neat
and clean: the food was plentiful and
substantial and the prisoners express
ed themselves as beng We'll satisfied.
IAe committee quote, an eXMe sioA
heard as follows: Gross is the the
oest place that they had ever been
before. The prisoners nal the ap-
pearance of fee la borers both in their
happy faces and healthy bodies.
The grand jury today investigated
'he charges made against Leu Owen
anG Lille Draper by the latters moth
e., and published in the Graphic re
Gently. 4 mong the witnesses before
the grand jury was Mrs. Bledsoe. the
Draper woman's mother The jury
tonnd no indictment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
AileGeG Outrart Of Mails.

Helena. lur,s 81. x i'Ft'es e
.iaynes county Was 5aiIed here on The
charge Of sending obscene matte
rhjeeugh the mails. His bono was E%-
cd q so0o by Commissioner Crum,
hot he could not give Il ;nd went to
Jail. Fuller seems to have bcea ustra-
cised by his relatives ana ficnds
on accoun, Of his bad habits. ard tIied
10 even up by sending scuriIlous letters
to them. he WAS captured hv 0"pui !
United States Marshal [. 8. Copeland
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
SAW ESIDENT
trsursent Greaves Gees to Washington
to See TEDDY,

Leaning chat Hon. Ghas. i. GfeaNee :.
of Hot Springs Was IL the city last
evening. ? reporter ef tile. Gazette
ascertsiNed his Whereabouts in e,
meeting Of insurgents. NJ. Greaxcs
had Just returned from WashiH gton,
where he spent a week unon political
matters. having gone There upon the
solicitation OF President Roosevelt,
The reporter observed that Nj.
Greaves Wore a smile OF ma iestic pro,
portions and he was requested to give
out some news concerning his inter-
views With the president. Mr. Grcavos :
said:
1t would be improper for me to
make ANY statement in regard to any
private conversation with President
Roosevelt. value his lofty concep.
ton Of the duties and responsibilities
of his Office. AS to the insurGcnI Re
pNbliGans. YOU NAV state that the
fight against the present Republican
organization has Just begun and viii
be continued until success. which is
inevitable. will be attained The Re
publicans of the state will have an
0npol tunity to express t&Nir wishes
at the ballot box. .tn3 it is nce& less
TO ss;r hat in duo stfQo recognition
will he given 70 What is !#aIiti2a2.y
faii AUD r:eh{.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
EOER PRISONERS HAPPY.
News of Peace Jovfu!Iy Received CT
lsEard O. St. Helena.

Iamestown. Island of st. Helena,
Jane z.-The news of the peace ag~e e.
n2enr created the greatest enthusiasm
in ,ha Roer prison camps here and
"ae celebrated with singing Boel and
British anthems. A majority of tie
Beers or this island insist that the
peace carries independence with it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
Coyne to Succeed Riuf,tsell.

Prof. J. ]. Doyne, state superintend-
ent of public instruction, will take
charge of the public schools of Little
Rock next January This is the only
the boards action Saturday night in
extending Mr.. Rightsens term until
that time. The directors say that Is
not exactly what it means.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-06-04
Ciaytc,--Traenor.

Miss Jennie Clayton and Mr.. Peter
Traenor Of Dlaughan Ark, were mar
lied a Eotel Trulock at late hoEr
yesterday afternoon. Rev c. w.
Daniel oficiated Both bride and
groom are we'll known residents CT
DraughCn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-04
LET WOMEN PROPOSE
.H;QUE SUGGESTION OF
MISSOURI MINISTER.
Thinks Change in Present Order
of Things Would Result In
More Marriages.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 3-Dr Charles
Kloss pastor Of the First Congrega-
tlonal church at Webster Grove. has
caused sensation by suggesting in
an interview that women should pro-
pose marriage.
There are nearly 90 n sm1ars of the
@, aggregation and last year there We're
only about a dozen marriages among
the members DR.. Kloss IL disposed
TO blame the women. He says they
are too tmid and tina, there is n
reason why they should not do the
proposing themselves.
The idea seems 10 have been always
that women are dependent upon the
men," Dr. Kloss said. There Is 70
reason Why this opinion should be re-
moved. Let them become mems eco
nomic equal and then they can DO the
proposing themselves. instead Of wait
ing for the men TO come along and
ask them o. become their wives. Right
now women don't usually 1T men pro-
pose to them until they are ready. and
there is no reason why they should
hot use the same right Of proposing
as the men
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-04
SURPASStSTHATO OF OLD
NEW EMBALMING FLUID
JUST DISCOVERED.
VIII Preserve Human Body
without Altering Natural
Appearance.

MEMfhIS' Irhh- Jan. 81 h' ''i''
pins medical college mas for sever"
weeks ben experimenting with an
"mhnlminf Nuid Tor when great posi-
hlI''irH are Pr'a!'''d' u u "7''E' E'''
that this discovery ls superior 70 'h'
cmhalmiug preparations us'A by the
Hk} PN"hS. I"' ""'' U'' h'u'''" WIZ
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-01-04
WEYLfR AFTER HIS SON
DOES NOT WANT THE LAD
TO MARRY.
Issues "A Remarkable Order That
Will Prevent the Pro-
posed Wedding.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Great excite
ment has been created by a recent
royal decree Of the minister Of war
which forbids the marriage Of army
officers who are not yet 25 years old
or do not enjoy an income at least
equal to the pay OF captain, which in
Spain amounts TO 25O pesetas a month,
nominally worth $50 but owing to the
low rate Of exchange worth about half
that sum. says the Madrid correspond
ent Of the Herald.
People are strongly criticizing the
measure, for, as 1t is somewhat rare
in Spain that officers have an inde-
pendent income, marriages among mill
tary classes will undoubtedly become
more difficult, and in consequence i'm
morality will be encouraged.
One can hardly understand that It
is nothing but a legal divlce employed
by General Weller to hinder his sons
marriage. The fiancee Of General Wey-
lers son, Senorita Consuela de Tanz,
is said to be very beautiful.