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Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
HELD FOR FORGERY
William EIlwanger Who Also Stole
 Two Pay Checks.

The man who was arrested on Mon day night under the name of William Edwards. charged with forging the name of George ThortOn to a Grant Construction company time check, which he had stolen, afterwards disposing of the same to Etter Bros. of Wickenburg. was brought yesterday before Justice Johnstone, who had is sued the warrant for his arrest. He said when he was brought into court that his name was not Edwards, but William Ellwanger.
 Ii was brought out that he had stolen two checks from Thorton. Ellwanger, who had been drinking heavily and was terribly nervous, told a transparent tale in explanation of his crime. He said that he and Thorton had been working together, and that Thorton had asked him to come with him to Phoenix to attend the circus. As an inducement for Ellwanger to come, ne said Thorton had promised him one of the pay checks. Ellwanger admitted that he had taken both of the checks, and that he had one of them cashed at Etter Bros The other he said, ne had left at a saloon at WickenbUrg, enclosed in an envelope addressed to Thorton. That he thought was in accordance with the arrangement that Thorton mad made with him regarding the division of the checks; it did not make any diff ference who divided them, just so they were divided according to contract. It was pointed out to him though that Tnorton had not come with him to Phoenix, and it was also shown that even if that arrangement had been in force, it did not warrant him in com hitting forgery the crime with which he was charged.
 He was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

tering house. There was a large re- frigeratOr, ammonia compressor and tanks, a boiler and engine, large quan- titles of meat, hides and grease.
 The firm will now be subjected to a good deal of inconvenience until a new house can be buiR. In the meantime, the cattle will be killed at night and the carcasses will be brought to the market and stored in the big refrigera- tor there, which has a capacity for about sixty beeves.
 About twelve animals will have to be killed every night. The killing of them in this oId-fashioned way will involve the employment of several additional men for a time.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
THE HYDE SUIT.

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 3.-Attorney General Mayer today received copy of a demurrer filed by Jas. H. Hyde. former vice president of the Eduita- ble Life Assurance Society, to the blanket suit brought by the state against the old directors of the com pany to compel the restitution of the moneys alleged to have been wrong fully converted by the board.
 MT. Hyde declares that scarcely any of the allegations contained in the complaint state facts sufficient to con stitute cause of action. He holds further that the causes of action are improperly formed. Even if the de- murrer is not sustained the considera- ton of it and possible appeals would delay the trial of the main action un- til next spring or summer.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
NEW YORK LIE
Suit for Return of Gam,
 pdign Contributions
TWO WAYS 10 BEGIN
It is Suggested to New Yerk's Attorney General That the Policy Holders Should Proceed Against the OHsns- ing Officials and Directors.

Albany, N. Y- Oct S-Attoru .y General Mayer tonight received a Itt- ter from Wm. Hepburn Russell askir- permission in behalf Of the poICr- holders to sue the officers of the New York Life Insurance company for tle restitution Of the moneys ColJributll to campaign funds.
 MT. Russell says. We are conviue- ed that the only way in which tl- very grave public question involved ll this matter can ever be saJisfacJ0ri. D disposed of is through an action in t-.c right of po.icyhOlders brought in be- half Of the New York Life Insurauce company to compel its delinquent os- cers and directors to account for tl misuse of the corporate funds in their hanCs.
 We do not always believe that an action taken by the attorney generI. can reach the specific evil and there fore ask you to consent to it's insti.u- tion by us on behalf of such poll -r- holders as may join with Us
 The New York Life Insurance cuus- pzny, in its corporate capacity. may be named as a party defendant if y-. substitute our action as an action ta equity, but in that event it will s- on,y a nominal defendant. as the pu-= icyholders will sue on its behalf aRa solely for compelling the return 70 its treasurer O. the funds which hzEs been wrongfuIly diverted Jherefrou2-
 Tn this connection We expec- "a show that relief through corporate ac- tiOn is impossible because the board of trustees are "all tarred with Ih same stick SO far as the mi=a % -1- tion of the corporate funds is con -erI- ed and action by the pOlic.-ho-lers co lectively is IracticaIly impossible co attainment. The only relief th=rvT courts"
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

is i'll. It was the first cabinet meet ing for Secretary Bonaparte of the navy and the first as seer Ietary of state for MT. Root "An 1 did" said the former, jocularly, was to listen."
 Most of the time of the meeting was occupied by the president and Secre7 tary Root and Attorney General Moody. MT. Moody took up with the president two or three appointments which were decided upon, but their announcement was withheld pending acceptances. He also discussed the sta.us of the beef trust cases which are being pressed by the department of justice Postmaster COrtelyou also conferred over postofIice appoint mentS.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
MORE ARIZONA FORESTS.
Five New Ones to be Established in
 the Southeast.

Washington, oct. 3.-The commis- sioner of the general land office has ordered withdrawal from entry in Ar zona of about 70O,OOO acres of land to be set aside as forest reserves. The land lies in the southeastern corner of the territory, and it will be divided in to several new reserves, to be called respectively the Rincon, the Santa Ter esq. the Galiuros. the Whetstone and the Dragons. There are also additions to the established reservations of San ta Catalina and Santa Rita.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
THE FESTIVE KNOCKER
A Phoenix Writer WbO Condemns
 Arizona'S Health Giving Climate.

This country perhaps lacks some thing of perfection as do the most fav- ored spots on earth, but in the mat ter of climate it fears no Investigation of it's record. Notwithstanding that fact there are knockers in the community, even on the subject of climate Climate is not cure all but that this climate has saved the lives of many people and heightened the lives of hundreds is a fact that can be verified by scores Of reputable
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
czEcHs AND GERMANS.
Another Violent Outbreak Occurred at
 Bruenne.

Bruenne. Austria. Oct. 3.-Fresh dis turbances between the Germans and Czechs broke out here this evening. The Czechs marched through the streets wrecking stores and insulting Germans Almost the whole garrison had to be called out to restore oFder, the rioters having continued the dis tuIbances in the suburbs after being driven from the city
 Many persons were injured and some of the windows in the Jewish syna- gogue were smashed. Strong patrols nave been placed at the prominent Ger man buildings for their protection dur ing the night.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
A CUBAN VISITOR.
He Has Come to this Country Merely
 For Rest.

New York, Oct. 3.-General Jose Mi guel Gomez. governor of Santa Clara province, Cuba, who recently resigned as liberal candidate for president of Cuba in opposition to President Pal ma, arrived here today on the steamer Monterey. He will remain in thls country about two weeks.
 To the Associated Press General Co., meg said: This is not my first visit to the United States. I was here in 1898 with a commission from the Cuban government to arrange matters My object now is to get a rest do not know what cities I shall visit. l have no plans.
 Asked if he should visit Washington or call on President Roosevelt, General Gomez said: T do not know if l will visit Washington. but I do not expect to visit President Roosevelt"
 When informed of the report that he came on a mission to ask American in tervention in Cuban politics, he re- piled with an emphatic No
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
A NEW COUNTERFEIT.

Its Points of DiFferenee From thS
 Genuine.
 Washington. Oct 3--Chief WiISie O. the United States secret service has announced the discovery or a new counterfeit s10 United States Buffalo note. It is or the series of 1901. letre. B. Lyons register. Roberts treasure The counterfeit is fully threr- eighths Of an inch longer than Jhe genuine. The numbering and deno1- national .X" are darker than Jbs genuine The seal is a trifie dark than the genuine The back or taa note is printed in a very dark srezo-
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
ACQUISITION FOR GROVE.
The Kidnaper To Be Taken 6aeE e
 Omaha.

Lincoln. Neb-. Oct. 3.-Govev nor Mickey this evening fszaed a regu-ss- tion on the governor Of Montan2 fo- the return of Pat Grove. under srre~r at Butte The charge on which thr reQuisition was issued was the shuu- 70 ing and woundins of an Omahl poli-e- man.
 The papers were placed in the hand of City Detective Heitzeld of Omaha, who will leave for Butte early tomo-- row morning
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
HE LEFT DEVILS ISLAND.

The Arrest in New York of a Sus-
 pected Fugitive,
 New York, Oct. 3-Eugene Richards. a French chef, today was arrested on a charge of being an escaped prison CT from Devils Island, once the pris- on of Dreyfus. He is said to have killed a woman and thrown the body in the Seine. He denied the charge, but was locked up and the French consul was notified.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
NC SPANISH DUEL

New York. Oct. 3.-Dispatcles from Barcelona deny the report that a duel was fought there by General Lopez Diaz and General Menentz in which the former was said to have been killed.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
YELLOW FEVER FIGURES.
The Epidemic a Little More Than
 Holding It's Own.

New Orleans, Oct 3.-The yellow fever report to p. m. is as follows: New cases, 30; total to date, 3,O72; deaths, ?; total to date. 396; new foci, 3; cases under treatment. 21O; dis charged, 2,466.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
PENsAcoLA's RECORD.

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 3.-The official summary Of the fever situation today is as follows: New case, 9; total to date, 175; deaths, f; total to date, S1; cases discharged, 63; under treat ment, S2.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
HEARST DECLINES.

New York. Oct S.-aCongressman W R. Hearst in a letter to Justice Samuel Seabury tonight declined 10 accept @ nomination for mayor by the munlc. c.- pal ownership league.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

of that institution. Mr. Nash urged that. measures be taken to bring the trust companies under the regulations of the clearing house.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Oct 3.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Wednesday and Thurs day.
Arizona republican., 1905-10-04

$2O0 cash down and $70O on easy monthly instaIlments like rent will buy a five room house with bath and fine shade. F. F. Pascoe, no ". CenterNS St, Real Estate and Loans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
The MAID and BATCH

The nights are cold and very bleak,
And as the old maid lies down to sleep,
She shvers and she shakes her head;
"Oh, if l had Silk Floss Bed"
The batch in his cabin is happy and gay
As he on his Silk Floss Mattress lay.
He is old, but l think he will stand the storm,
With B. NJ o. L. to keep him warm.
The whole can never half be said
When speaking of a Silk Floss Bed
Now if you don't believe it so,
Some one will shortly let you know.
There are storms without and storms within,
But of all dread are those within.
The Silk Floss Mattress is the one to fill
The words once spoken "peace be still"
MRS. &. E. TOWNSEND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
AWAKE WITH A KISS

Drop in as you are passing by
And see the new B. NJ. o. F.;
Its price YOU will not reckon high
When you perceive its quality.
1t was upon such NJ. as this
That beauty slept hundred years,
And only wakened with kiss
So from the legend it appears.
Now RAIDER sells B. n. o. E.'s;
Call in and see sample.
He's anxious all his friends to please,
And his supply is ample.
F. S. WARNER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
B. M. 8. 2. VS.. BRoMo

We've often heard of quinine
AS cure for human ills,
But RAIDERS Silk Floss Mattress
Will beat the bromo pills.
For the handy weight-thirty-five,
The cost is just fifteen,
And the good it does in case OF grip
Is very plainly seen.
Some dealers that we know
VIII soon bemoan their fate;
They're loaded down with mattresses
That are not up-to-date.
GEO. w. HANNA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
GUARANTEED TO GIVE SATISFACTION OR
MONEY REFUNDED
SHE SLEPT

Old Aunt Josie was bothered for sleep,
Although sleeping on bed of down;
Said she ached from her head to her feet
Until she conld hardly hobble around
At last her neighbors asked her to look
At B. NJ o. E., only at Raiders found,
Filled with silk floss, sometimes called capock,
A third lighter than cotton in pounds.
She got one on trial to use for week;
Impervious to moisture, with imperial roll
edge.
So well was she pleased, so sound did she sleep
That she went and paid RAIDER, true to her
pledge
GUY STRATTON.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
SHAKESpEAR ON B. M. o. E.

Descendants of Shakespeare
Have been working, it's said,
To help Mr.. RAIDER
While airing his bed
That this beds success,
Is plain to be SEEM
Just watch for yourself
The deliveryman's team.
If Shakespeare should come back
And hear the poems read,
He'd see he wasn't in it,
And go back to join the dead.
GEO. W. HANNA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
BEST MATTRESS ON EARTH

NY call is for attention
A. | show this famous bed.
Remember it's the latest
Aud will always be ahead.
Downy fibre brought from India,
Every rival puts to flight;
Ready for inspection
Since none but it is right
May the sale be by weight
All the thirty-five poands.
Take it felted, take it filled,
Take it tied and bound:
Remember the price is right.
Each B. NJ. o. Z. l say
Should bring in cash before night,
Some fifteen dollars today.
GEO. W. HANNA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
WILL I? WILL

| wish I'd money in the bank,
wish I had the dough;
I'd join the eager, anxious throng
And down to Raiders 60.
I've got to buy mattress
Before they take raise, T
For they never will be cheaper
Since the peoples got the craze.
And shall 1 spend my money now
To get that famous bed!
Or sleep on shoddy all my life,
And be laughed at when I'm dead 7
1t fills weary want of man
The wife will say, "nuff sed."
II. NJ. O. +. we talk about
Is the Toga of bed.
GEO. W. HANNI
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16

B. M. O. E. FOR ALL
Young maiden listen to me,
And I'll put this in your head;
Wed no man upon this earth
Without silk floss bed.
Young man, if you should marry,
You'll have no peace through life
Unless you buy B. M. o. E.
To please. your loving wife,
Old maids may now be happy
And lay hot bottles by;
They'll sleep warmly on this mattress
Until the day they die.
We send messages by telephone,
For that's the style of late;
But RAIDERS Silk Floss Mattress
Is Just as up-to-date
(Third prize.) GEO. W. HANNA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16

The. MATTRESS F R ME
I've slept on many mattresses
And some thought were fine;
But at last my fortune led me
To try another kind.
Twas RAIDERS Silk Floss Mattress,
Known as the B. NJ. o. f.,
You can't find if you should try,
One half so warm to be.
Now the nights are very cold
And still will colder be;
But if you own a Silk Floss Bed,
Sweet comfort you will see.
The Silk Floss Mattress stands alone;
1t leaves all others far at sea.
Yes, they struck the right key note
When they named it B. NJ o. E.
MRS G. E. TOWNSEND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
MAYS MATTRESS

Hello Tommy What's the matterf
Have You and May fell out!
Ha Ha! Is it Silk Floss Mattress
That all this fuss is about9
Well, May got her mattress,
A Silk Floss you may know,
And tell you if she hadn't
There'd been trouble here below.
Young man, just think of home,
And in it a Silk Floss Bed,
Forget you ever wanted to roam,
Then happiness follows instead.
MRS. G. f. TOWNSEND.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-16
MAID and MATTRESS

=
Come listen gentle maiden,
To what has oft been said
You are apt to sleep for life
Just as you make yonr bed.
Young maiden, listen to me;
Now the chances are you'll wed;
Condemn the man as shoddy
That can't buy Silk Floss Bed.
Said mother to her daughter,
Though in poverty you We'd
III see to it, my darling
That you get Silk Floss Bed.
GEO. ". HANNA.
I'LL NOT L EAVE B. M. O. f.
1 just got here from Portland, Maine;
know l was nearly dead:
thought I'd entered heaven
When I got in Silk Floss Bed
Ny mind is bent on rowing,
Yet I'd hate to be misled,
And emigrate to heaven
And leave Silk Floss Bed
GEO. W. HANNA.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
GREAT BRITAIN TO BLAME.
Russian Papers Opinion of Franco
German Crisis.

Russian Papers Opinion Of Franco
German Crisis.
St. Petersburg, June 29.-At Great
Britain's door the Novoe Vremya lays,
much of the responsibility for the
Franco-G German crisis, saying she is.
pursuing her traditional policy of en-
couraging conflict between her COM
petitors in order to profit thereby.
Great Britain, the paper adds,
pushed France into the Morocco ad-
venture, sustaining NJ. Delcasse, the
foreign minister, in his resistance to
.Germany's claims. For decades Great
Britain's hostility has been directed
against Russia, at last succeeding in
having another country accomplish a
task from which she herself shrank
With Russia no longer dangerous for
the present all Great Britain's machina-
tions were set in motion against Ger
many, now her chief competitor in
Europe"
The Novoc N.cyssya thinks it quite
conceivable that in case OF a conflict
Great Britain would aid France to the
extent of destroying the German fleet
and that then, with both France and
Germany weakened, her supremacy
would be assured for another half CEN
tury The Novoe Vremya, however,
believes that with Premier Rouyier in
charge of the negotiations for France
Great Britains plans will be defeated
and the Moroccan affair will he salts
factorily adjusted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
TO ABOLISH LAND OFFICE.
Gt. Cloud (Minn.) District to Be Con-
solidated With Others.

Washington, June 29.-Important
changes in the boundaries Of Mime
sofa land districts are under consider
alton. George T. Pollock, chief of the
special agents division in the general
land Office, will leave for Duluth,
CrOOkstOn and Cass Lake within a
few days and although the exact object
of his trip cannot be ascertained at
this time it can be said on good au-
thority that the consolidation of the
land Office at St. Cloud with the other
three districts has been decided on.
The available public lands Of Mime
sofa lie so far north that there is
really very little business left for the
St. Cloud office. 1t is understood that
when it was first proposed to merge
the land Office districts vigorous pro-
tests were made from st. Cloud and
there was some sort of showing made
relative 70 several contested timber
and stone entries in that district. But
all opposition to the change will be
q unavailing.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
PATTlsoN FOR GOVERNOR.
Ohio Democrats Hold State Conven-
ton at Columbus.

Columbus, o., June 29.-After an e,-
citing contest in which eight candi.
dates participated actively John M.
Pattison, Cincinnati business man
whose home town is Milford, suburb
of that city, was during the day nomi-
mated as the Democratic candidate for
governor. Two ballots were taken,
the second showing a bare majority,
and several delegations then changed
their votes to Pattiscn, the announce
ment of the vote giving Pattison 4557,
or 26 more than enough to nominate
On motion of delegate from Richland
county the nomination was made
unanimous.
Senator Louis B. Houck of Knox
county was chosen for lieutenant gov
ernor.
The announcement of the resigna
Gon of John r. Mel can as national
committeeman for Ohio and the con
test in the committee on resolutions
were two of the exciting features ci
the convention
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
MAD RUSH FOR WEALTH.
Scathing Rebuke to Men Who Use Po-
sitionS for Graft,

Cberlin, o., June 29.-James B. Dill
OF NsW York, in the course of an ad-
dress . the graduating class of Ober-
lin cc..-e 2, delivered scathing re-
buke to In who misuse positions of
honor ;.ld trust for personal gain.
In ur.ing his hearers to go "back to
the beginning Mr.. Dill contended that
grating" which was foreign to the
true American character had been de-
veloEed by the mad rush for wealth
and The recognition of false standards
by educated men in the competitive
struggle for business power and social
prominence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
DEsPIsEs "TAiNTED MONEY"
Woman Refuses to Live With Hus-
band Who Plays Races.

New York, June pa new angle
has been given to the discussion of
tainted money by Mrs William Con-
nell of Staten Island. Before Supreme
Court Justice Kelly in Brooklyn, in
response to habeas corpus proceedings
brought by the husband, who wished
to obtain the custody of his children,
Mrs. Connell declared she would never
live with her spouse SO long as he con-
tinued to obtain money, as she put it,
by gambling. Her husband was good
man and won heavily at the race
track, she said, but it was against her
religious training to use funds so OBJ
tanned and although Connell left large
sums lying about on tables and in
drawers for her she refused to touch
it and had returned to her parents,
taking along the children.
Justice Kelly advised the woman to
return to her husband, the latter hav-
ing declared to the court that he was
In receipt of a regular income, but the
woman refused and the writ was final
u dismissed.
Il il.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
FRANCO GERMAN UNDERSTAND
ING NOW CONSIDERED ONLY
a MATTER OF TIME.
NO FURTHER TALK OF RUPTURE
FRENCH OFFICIAL AND PUBLIC
OPINION SHOWS SIGNS OF
INTENSE RELIEF.

Paris, June 29.-The Franco-German
complications have been so far over
come that a complete agreement is
considered only a matter of time.
The improvement in the situation
was further manifested in official and
diplomatic quarters during the day
and the bourse again showed marked
advance in rentes and a general firm
ness throughout. The nervous public
sentiment has entirely disappeared
and there is no further talk Of the pos
sibility Of a rupture with Germany.
The officials say that the negotia-
tions now are largely question Of
formalities and the framing of an un
derstanding within the limits OF the
two notes and the attendant converse
tions already exchanged.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-29
TURN RUSSIAN FLANkS. <
JAPANESE CAVALRY AND LIGHT
INFANTRY TRYING TO CUT
LINEvTcH's RETREAT.
OUTPOST LINES ARE FAILING BACK
RUSSIAN FRONT YIELDS TO PRES
SURE FROM oYAMA's AD-
vANcING COLUMNS.

Gunshu Pass, Manchuria, June 29.-
The most disquieting feature of the
strategic situation Of the Russian ar
mics is the persist ence of he'reports
that Japanese cavalry and light infan-
try, with field and machine guns, are
working northWard east of Kirin and
west Of the Grand Trade route toward
Bodune. The Japanese cavalry on the
west is under the command of Gen
erals Tamamira and Akiama. Gen.
eral Linevitch is not attempting seri-
ously to oppose the Japanese advance
along his front, but is drawing in his
outpost lines on pressure.