Arizona republican., 1905-05-08
TO TERRITORIAL FAIR SUB

TO TERRITORIAL FAIR SUS- SCRlBERS-,It is announced that a
 meeting of the subscribers to the ter
 ritorial fair fund will be held at eight
 o'clock tomorrow night at Hotel Ad
 ams It is desired that all subscrib-
 CTS as well as all others interested in
 the movement be present.
 FOR M'MCDONNOLD'S FREEDOM
 For some time movement has been
 under way to secure pardon for E.
 L. McDonnold. The circulation of a
 petition was begun three months ago
 and it has been extensively signed. It
 will probably be presented to the gov ernOr within a short time. McDonnOld
 was arrested last June and his sen tence Of one year dated from the be ginning of his confinement. His friends
 are anxious to secure his restoration
 to citizenship and that is about all
 that it would now be possible to ac- complish for his relief
 ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK-John
 Rice. Pat Dugan and Harry Sarrett at
 tempted to eat their way out of the
 Yuma count-- jail about week ago. The jail is an adobe structure, lined
 with sheet iron. They secured a file and had removed a square of the metal when detected by a jailor. Rice was arrested for attempting to rob a man at the GandoIfo hotel sometime ago and the other two for holding up
 man in the railroad yards. Since the
 plot to break jail was frustrated Rice has been showing signs of mental aber- ration.
 A FIGHTING STEER-A telephone message was received al the office Ol the sheriff from north of the city last night asking for official interference with a steer which had taken posses sion of the road and was turning back traffic in both directions The steer had belonged to a herd which had been driven along earlier in the day and had been hurt and left in the road He vas not, however, sufficiently crippled to keep him from running people through fences ard up trees. Deputy i Sheriff Davis went out. roped the ani- nal and put him into an adjoining | field. IL was altogether a busy and exciting day at the sheriff's office. The ball was set rolling in the morning by a little boy who wanted the dep uties to turn out and find a bull pup which he had lost. On account of the ! importance of the case and thoughtful of his official bond the sheriff was un willing to trust the recovery Of the pup to his less responsible deputies but set ! out In search or T. nlTnSelI. he ICunu 1 1t little after noon following a lady home from church.
 SLEEPING OUTDO ORS 20 R l WEAK LUNGS-Dr. F. L. TrudeaU who visited Phoenix a year ago and who is president of the National As sociation for the Study and Proven ton Of Tuberculosis, which meets in Washington this month to plan a gi gantic campaign against consumption, contributes an interesting article on Sleeping Out of Doors" to the May number of Journal of The Outdoor Life 1 of Saranac, W. Y. For those who are predisposed to consumption and have to work indoors most of the day. Dr. | Trudeau declares sleeping out at night is not only advisable but necessary. | if thc-- are to preserve their health. He does mo- advocate sleeping in tent for the temptation on cold nights | is to close the flaps under the impress sion that the canvass permits the air to pass through. This is not so, he points out, or canvass would not be used for sails Many tents are cold | and iIIy-vcntilated, says Dr. Trudeau. and he suggests an ordinary veranda as a better sleeping place. The ideal sleeping out place, Dr. Trudeau says. | is a second story veranda, and he tells ! how one of these verandas may be built at comparatively small cost and