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Holbrook argus., 1906-09-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

AO ce' .bOSNP' "OhooJ AN
 Al Stevenson was a business visitor here Sunday.
 Will Wooster left here last evening for Keams Canyon.
 ]. B. Wakefield prominent Taylorite spent few days in the county seat this week
 Mesdames E. A and Chas. Perkins were up from the ranch Thursday.
 Dick Grigsby of Pinta was minglng with the boys here yesterday.
 The Democratic and Republi- can primaries are session at the Courthouse today.
 Willis Bros. freight out fit was here Wednesday and loaded 5O,- 900 lbs of freight for Ft. Apache.
 Several cattle buyers from Flagstaff leave here this week to inspect the Vosburg herd.
 Miss Myrtle Woods is spend ing a few days at Adamana wis. iting her aunt Mrs. A Hanna.
 Mir. and Mrs Chas. AIlenbaugh were in from the La Rieux wasl yesterday.
 Don't forgit the dance Friday night the 21st, at Wetzler's hall Everyone invited
 Clarence Morrow the wei known Pinedale sheepman + here today after supplies.
 DA)N LOlS Ilalii't W dN ttuN Gazclle of Winslow were here or professional business yesterday
 Mrs. Vim Freeman spent Sunday here visiting her hrotheI l. N. Richards.
 Steve and Ed Howard and Win Dewitt of Woodruff spent Wrdnesdav in HolDrook
 F S. Perkins and family pass cd through here Thursday en route to their old home at St Johns.
 Dr. H. l.. Chilson returned here Monday eve from an ex tended trlpin the southern end of the county.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Hunt, Mrs Louise Cross and Marie West passed through here Monday on their way to Snowflake from St Joseph. ,..
 Wm. Lee was here Tuesday and loaded R. D. Greer's house hold goods, taking them to Snow. flake, where Mir. Greer's family will move for the winter.
 Julius Wetzler departed fer Silver Creek Tuesday to receive herd of lambs whichhad he pur. chased from Vim. Morgan. He
Holbrook argus., 1906-09-15
WinsIow Skating Rink CHISHOLM X SOWERS
 PROPRIETORo

We have recently opened a roller ;kating rink i'll Winslow and up m the arrival of d fine maple loor we will have the best resort If the kind between Albuquerque md Los Angeles. When visiting Il W1nslow give us a call.
Holbrook argus., 1906-09-15

Sold for cash or on the install meht plan by A. B. Schustei' ,HolbroOk, Arizona. { Sole agents, who will gladly fut
 nish furtller information.
Holbrook argus., 1906-09-15

J. J. Vosburg arrived here Tuesday from Los Angeles to look after the delivery of 700 steers which his foreman J. T. Ketcherside brought in from the Gila County ranch. t4.
 Hamp Blevins was in from Heber Tuesday after supplies for his horse camp. He returned to camp Wednesday and will com mence gathering a herd of horses for shipment.
 James Flake arrived here Mon- day morning from Bisbee, whith- CT he had been to attend the Territorial Democratic Conven- tion. He departed tor Snow flake that afternoon.
 J. E. Jones and son Fenton ar. rived here Tuesday night and left next morning to look at the flying V cattle which Mir. Vos. burg shipped to the Salt River Valley.
 Wesley Jones Jr., a Snowflake boy met with a very painful ac. cident at WinslOw last week, falling into a vat of boiling water and getting severely scald- ed from the hips down He is confined to his bed in the Boyer house.
 William F. Cooper of Tucson, has been chosen as candidate for delegate to congress on the Re publican ticket. Mr. Cooper IS | lawyer of note, and is an Ari- conan m every sense of the word Send him to congress and see what d benefit Arizona will reap " having d delegate who is in iue with the administration.
 Hodoa dyspepsia Cuie
 Dlgests what you eat.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
RUSSIANS EXECUTE
GIRL ASSASSIN.

ST PETERSBURG. Sept. 12.-The
Gazette states that Zenaide Konoplla-
nikoyo. the girl who on August 26
assassinated General Min at Peterhor
and who was sentenced to be hanseo'
has been executed.
The proposed meeting of the Con-
stitutional Democrats has been pro-
hibited by Premier Stolypin. The Pre-
mier's decision on this matter was
reached after the attitude Of the Con-
stitutional Democrats in the late Par
lament and their present activity mad
been exhaustively discussed by the
Cabinet.
According to a prominent member OF
this party who visited the Premier
to secure his support for the meeting.
Stolypin said he considered the Con-
stitutional Democrats to have been an
undesirable party in Parliament, be-
cause their respectability was cloak
for highly dangerous sedition and
criticism"
The Premier much preferred the
Group of Toll, because men like ALA
dvn and Zhilkin were at least out
spoken. The Government and the
world at large knew where to place
them.
This decision has been communicated
to the committee of the party located
here. Preparations are already under
way to hold a meeting IN lnidnd,
probably at Helsingfors.
The activity of the administration
in putting it's land programme into
force is a source of considerable alarm
in the camp of the Constitutional
Democrats. The organs of the party
admit that the amount of land to be
distributed is dangerous factor in
winning the support of the peasantry.
In pursuance of the policy of
strengthening the loyalty OF the guard
regiments, the Pavlovsky regiment
was feted today at Peterhof. The regi-
rnent was reviewed by the Emperor.
who afterward entertained the officers
at luncheon.
WARSAW, Sept. 1.-THE soldiers
here, enraged at the continuous MUIR
ders by the terrorists. are acting with
great brutality. Governor General
Skallon is taking energetic steps to
prevent an attack on the Jews. The
Jews are in state of panic. Siedlce
is reported quiet today.
WARSAW, Sept. 12.-Co1onel Jakov-
loft, chief of the transfer prison, was
shot and killed this evening while
driving in a cab in the city. The
assassin escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
CRAZY OVER CURE
Of INSANITY.

OAKLAND, Sept. 12.-That a crazy
man usually thinks that everybody but
himself is crazy was shown today when
W. B. Wilson of Ohio was taken into
custody on complaint of his sister,
Mary Wilson. Wilson's mind appears
TO be dethroned, but he admits with
absolute candor that he came all the
way from Ohio to cure the sister who
caused his arrest.
Wilson thinks he is a physician and
that his speciality is insane cases. He
says his profound learning in mind
diseases made it possible for him to
diagnose his sisters case half way
across the continent. He therefore
came to Oakland to treat her.
The treatment that Wilson pre-
scribed was given by himself. 1t con-
sisted OF pressing the nerve centers of
her body and the treatment, according
to the sister, was painful, especially
when he decided that one of the nerve
centers was just below the left ear
Mary Wilson, the sister, who lives
at 768 Ninth street. decided that her
brother was the insane member of
the family, and, after being badly
frightened by his conduct, she swore
to a complaint charging him with in
sanity. She thinks his plea that he
can cure all sorts of diseases by the
laying on of hands is due to the hallu-
cinations of a mind dethroned. Wilson
will be examined by the Lunacy Com
mission tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
Melvin Sholl, Of Virginia
Mine, Here to See
Playmate.

An old miner hung about the ST.
Francis Hotel last night. nervously
waiting for Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs
Fully fifty-five summers had passed over
his head and hard work had stiffened
his joints, yet he stood lin the cold
night air without overcoat waiting for
the woman to put in her appearance.
He was dressed In a soft black shirt
and overalls, a Nevada slouch hat COW
ering his head. He stood in front of
the hotel several hours and then went
away when she did not appear, leav-
ing his card and requesting that Mrs.
Oelrichs receive him in the morning.
The miner was Melvin ShoI. He had
come all the way from Utah to see the
woman whom he knew as Theresa Fair
a dark-haired girl who played about
the Comstock mine at Virginia City
during his youth. He did not want
bounty. he said because he was well
provided for in worlds goods, but he
did want a few moments conversation
with the woman he knew as a young
girl
ShoIl was an old employe of James
Fair at Virginia City. He afterwards
became an engineer for the Southern
Pacific Four years ago he saw Mrs.
Oelrichs at Ogden and carried her to
the next station in his engine cab
He says that he is also well ac quainted
with Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt the Vir-
ginia Fair of the mining days
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
RICHEST PRINCE IN
GERMANY DYING.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE condition of
Albrecht, Prince OF Prussia, regent of
the duchy OF Brunswick. is worse to-
day and there is little likelihood OF his
recovery. The Prince had a stroke OF
apoplexy yesterday.
Albrecht Is the richest prince in Ger
many. In addition to the possession of
many large estates. he is reputed to
have investments totalling $4,000, ,000
His fortune in Germany is second only
to that of Miss Krupp, daughter of the
late gun maker. The regency of
Brunswick. which is one OF the EN-
peror's appointments, probably will be
given to Prince Eitel Frederick, the
second son of his Majesty.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13

Notwithstanding the efforts by the
Hibernia Bank TO trace the rumors
which have caused a furry among some
OF the banks depositors, to their
source, neither the officers of the Hi
bernia nor the officers of other banks
can give a reason for the excitement
which has lead a portion OF the de-
pOsitors TO withdraw their savings
1t is a notable fact that officers of
other banks have been free in express
ing their astonishment at the with
drawals and their confidence in the
bank. The Bank Commissioners have
also issued a statement and Archbishop
Riordan has given his advice 70 the
depQsitors Of the perfect soundness of
the bank and the benefit 10 them of
allowing their deposits to remain. The
only result Of the run is a loss of in
terest TO the eXciteable ones and a gain
Of many Thousand dollars to the bank
IN interest payments which are can
celled by Withdrawals. In another
column Of The Call is a full statement
Of the assets and liabilities OF the
Hibernia and the nature and accessi-
bility Of its resources.
When the bank opened yesterday
morning there was in its vaults
sl.2ss.7I1. and this amount was IN
creased during the day by another mil
lion. An arrangement has been made
whereby the bank can get a million a
No9 Al o--- ~ DOl-oSs anu NlLet y AAAOA
than 1t is physically possible for the
seven paying tellers to hand out in a
day.
Detectives placed in the line to watch
for instigators Of the excitement have
traced one source of the rumors to an
individual whose hostility is uneN-
planned. Although it is conceded that
the excitement against the bank has
been aroused by interested persons
there is not banker IN town who is
not surprised at the action Of that por-
tion Of the depositors who have been
carried of their feet by the rumors.
One and all unite in saying that there
IS not the slightest cause for any eX-
citement.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
BRIDE INTERFEREs
WITH SCIENCE.

BERKELEY. Sept 12.-Pro6essor NJ 2.
Jaffa, the nutrition expert OF the uni
versity. has lost his star subject for
nutrition experiments. and is inclined
to blame Cupid altogether for the loss
E NJ Tidd. formerly an attache OF the
university. who won Jaffa's regard by
the diligence and zeal with which he
carried out Jaffa's directions regarding
what food to eat and how to record the
results. has deserted the cause OF sci
ence. A bride in the Tidd household il
responsible The bride would have
none of Professor. Jaffa.s "messes' as
her husbands food"
He was the greatest subject I ever
had" quoth Professor Jaffa today, be-
cause he took a genuine interest in the
experiments. and used intelligence in
the work. He ate Just the things that
were laid out for him. kept close watch
on the results and so his data was very
useful"
When Mrs. Tidd found that her hus-
band ate the things that Professor Jaf-
IA prescribed for him she declared that
the programme must be changed. She
was prepared to cook Mr.. Tidd three
the meat and potatoes and vegetables
and fruit and bread that a healthy man
needs. She could see no sense In Mr.
Tidd's eating for Mr.. Jana. in the In
terests OF SCIENCE. and so declared her
self. Mr.. Tidd gave up the programme.
Tidd has resigned his place as uni
versity attache also. and now is en-
rolled on the list OF policemen in Berk-
eIey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
EXCLUSIVE NEW HONOR SOCIETY
FORMED BY STANFORD CO-EDS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. IL.
A new honor society, most exclusive
In character, composed of women who
have taken prominent part in college
affairs, has been formed by eleven
seniors of the 1906 class of Stanford
University. The new organization will
BE- known as the Cap and Gown Society,
and membership will be regarded as
the apex of college honors. The plan
Of the society closely resembles that
of the Quadrangle Club of the men
students and the Golden Bear Society
of the University of California.
Only senior women will be eligible
to membership in the society. The
young ladies who have started the
society are among the best known
writer's and dramatists Of the univer-
sity community.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
bONAPARTE TALKS
To M|DD|ES.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Sept. 12.-Secre-
tary of the Navy Bonaparte today de-
livered to sixty-five midshipmen of the
first class the diplomas which they
have earned by special summer
course instead Of waiting to graduate
with their classmates next February.
Secretary Bonaparte In his address said
in part:
You begin today the work of your
tried to learn how to do this work,
with what success the days before you
will show. Hereafter you belong to
your profession.
First, it is the profession of a gen.
tleman. To say this in your case it
not any ebullition of snobbishness, but
the statement Of matter at law. For
each of you 1t is a legal duty to be-
have as gentleman. and each OF you
may be tried and punished as for a
crime If he fails In this duty, as some
little time since I had no difficulty
In sustaining the findings of an exam
lining board that officer who had
not the sentiments, habits and man
ners of a gentleman was profession
ally disqualified" for promotion
Secondly: Your profession is the
profession Of arms. You have chosen
military life. Your profession is a
school, a lifelong school OF self-sac-
rifice and obedience, and never has the
teaching of such school been more
timely, to our country's happiness and
honor, than 1t is today
II saw not long ago the prediction
that In forty years war would be a
lost art. / am not prepared to say
that war will never become a lost art.
for I am not gifted with a confidence
IN my own omniscience which has been
vouchsafed to some among my ooun-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
ASSURANCES OF
COMMISSION.

It THE request of the Board
N of Directors of the HI
4 u BERNIA SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY, we have
this day finished an examination
of the financial condition of said
society. We beg to notify the
public that we find it's condition
absolutely sound and it's man.
agement careful and cOnserva-
tive. It's loans in this city have
been made upon n basis of go
per cent of the market value of
the security, or less, and are all
covered by a safe margin. Four
hfths of fits loans secured by
mortgage are due and may be
considered as call loans upon
which the bank can realize at
any time. It's bonded securities
consist of approximately $13,-
100000 in United States bonds
and $4,000, 900 In bonds of the
highest character, while all of
fits call loans are amply secured.
1t is proceeding rapidly with the
collection of its insurance, and
will, beyond any doubt, collect
I'm the neighborhOOd of $S,OOO,-
900 from the companies, which
fully covers it's claim against the
destroyed improvements. Any
alarm on the part of it's deposit
ors is wholly unreasonable. The
bank is safe, conservative and
honest. So far as the Commfs-
siOners are able to ascertain,
the present needless alarm is
due solely to idle rumor.
N. BLACKSTOCK.
C. HI. DUNSMOOR.
Bank Commissioners.
Attest:
]. CAL EWING, Secretary.
San Francisco, Sept. II, 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
sEIsMOGRAPH INSTALLED
IN OBSERVATORY ON CAMPUS
Instrument Designed by Professor
Omori Has Demonstrated It's
Value Mt Berkeley

BERKELEY, Sept. I'm the OBJ
servatory on the campus is now in
stalled q seismograph, designed by
Professor Omori of Japan, to record
the preliminary motions and the after
shocks iScident to an earthquake. The
instrument demonstrated its worth
when Professor Champreux was able
to compute from its records almost
the exact distance from the University
of the shock at Valparaiso. Professor
Omori believes that eventually the ma
chine will aid in solving the problem
of predicting the coming of earth
quakes.
Professor Omori selected the Stu
dents Observatory for the installation
of his instrument because the rocky
formation on which the observatory
rests is free from the unimportant vi
brations which frequently occur in soft
ground. He offered to leave the In
strument for two years or more, on
condition that 1T be kept in running
order and that he be furnished with
duplicates of the records. The instru-
ment belongs to the Imperial Earth
quake Commission Of Japan, and a re-
ceipt for the instrument has been fro
warded to the commission by the sec
rotary OF the university. in accord
ance with Omorfs request.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
AUTOPSY DIsPosEs OF
THEORY OF FOUL PLAY
DEATH of Joseph j. Casey Proved to
Have Been Due to Nat
ural Causes.

OAKLAND, Sept 12.-Suspecting
that their brother, Joseph j. Casey.
who was found dead yesterday at 769
Willow street, might have been the
victim of foul play, because of some
marks on the face of the corpse, P. M.
Casey and Mrs. ]. Supple of Tucson.
Arizona, who arrived tonight to ar
range for the funeral, asked that the
police investigate the death. DR.. w.
w. Kergan, who performed the au-
topsy, disposed of the theory of foul
play tonight. stating that Casey died
from pulmonary hemorrhage. The
physician said the marks of violence
were slight abrasions on the face of
the corpse and were probably caused
b. a fall from the bed, beside which
the body was found.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
FOUND DEAD IN AUTOMOBILE.

OAKLAND, Sept. 12.-John Cava-
naugh, aged forty-five years. a stable
man in the employ of the Won Duran
Grocery Company of Fruitvale, was
found dead early this morning in the
barn of the company at Railroad ave-
nue. and East Fourteenth street. When
discovered the body was in an auto
mobile and 1t is believed that Cava-
naugh was taken suddenly Ill, and
climbing into the machine to rest for
a moment, was stricken by death.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
AMERICANS SLAIN
BY PULAJANES.

MANILA, Sept. IA column of the
Thirteenth Infantry under Captain Fas-
sett was fired upon at Lapaz, Island of
Leyte, by Pulajanes on the night of
September 10. Corporal D. H Pierce of
Company and Private A. E. Wine
gardner of Company B were killed.
A battalion of the Thirteenth In
fantry was camped at Lapaz The Pula-
james fired and then ran. Machine gun
detachments are en- route to Leyte.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
LAND COMPANY FORMED.

REDWOOD CITY, Sept. 12-Articles
of Incorporation of the "Pulgas Land
Company have been fled in the Coun-
ty clerks Office of this county The
capital stock of the corporation is s25,-
600, divided into ESQ shares at the par
value of 500 per share. The incor-
porators are G.. F. Gray, C. E. Dugan.
d. e. OKeefe. e. B. Meerings and
James T. OKeefe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
GILL1s TO LEAD BALLpLAyERs.

BERKELEY, Sept. 1.-THE execu-
tive committee of the Associated Stu
dents has chosen K. c. Gillis as cap
tain Of the Varsity baseball team, and
Norton E. Wilcox as captain of the
track team. Ordinarily the men COM
posing the teams elect their captains.
The elections were not held last spring
because of the confusion following the
earthquake.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13

If the records and deeds relating
to your property were destroyed in the
fire you owe it to your own interests
to protect that property against pos
sible fraudulent suits to establish title.
Thousands of such suits are being filed.
and it is possible that such might be
brought against your property without
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13

your knowledge.
The Call Title Bureau offers an easy
way to watch the filings of suits which
might be of interest to you. Fill out
the coupon and send it to the Title
Editor, The Call, and you will receive
immediate notice If suit is brought to
establish title to the property you de-.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13

PLANS FOR NEW MoRGUE.-Coroner walsh
yesterday approved the plans OF the new Morgue
to be erected on the library block. The office
will have an entrance on Van Ness avenue and
the Morgue proper will be In the rear on Fell
street. Work On the building will BE- begun In
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13

trymen. but I am quite ready to say
that this happy contamination will not
be attained In forty years. or eighty.
until men have become either better
or worse than men"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13

INSANE ALIENS DEPoRTED.-United States
Immigrant Inspector Antonio de la Tore viii
leave for New York this morning with two in
sane aliens n sbaxss zha VIII be deDorted at
nat place. -z-----~-----
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
Hibernia Absolutely Safe,
Say Commissioners.

60 FAR as my personal knowledge of its
affairs goes, and believe that have con-
siderable knowledge the Hibernia is absolutely
SOUND, and / think that tbe tinlidity of tbe
depositors should cease at Statement of
Archbishop Piordan
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-06

All records for a single days at
tendance at the state fair were
smashed beyond recognition by the
immense crowd which swarmed
through the gates Wednesday. The
banner day crowd of last years fair,
which was accounted easily the larg-
est single days record in the history
of the exposition up to that time, was
rendered mere memory FOrty-twO
thousand two hundred and thirty-three
people, nearly $4,000 more than passed
through the gates on Thursday of last
year. were admitted on tickets. This
number by no means indicates the
total attendance, either, for tickets
were not taken for children, thousands
of whom were on the grounds. As
it was, however, the total attendance
for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of this years fair. is already almost
two thousand in excess of the entire
five days last year. The excess over
the first three davs of the exposition
of 1905 is about $4,000. 1t is believed
by the officers of the fair that yes
terdays attendance will be almost if
not duplicated today, since thousands
of people arrived in the city on the
late trains Wednesday for the Bryan
reception, who were not able to at
tend the fair then but will do so on
Thursday.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-06

quently directed to personal friends
waving to him from the curb. At the
reception they met him and shook his
hand, congratulated him on his safe
return, and emphasized the home well
coming. His partisan friends were
more than usually exuberant, and they
predicted for him political success
sufficient to cure the political failures
he has endured in the past.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-09-06

with it's tiers of balconies and CALLER
les rising to the great glass roof be-
gan to fill UP so quickly that the ush-
ers and policemen had difficulty in
adhering TO the seating arrangements.
1t was a gay spirited, big natured aud
ience which had a cheer for every one.
There we're calls and commercials
from the various state delegations
Mr.. Bryan was presented at $40
O'Clock. The audience was on its
feet as one man. The cheering which
began at that ins ant did not end un-
til 848, and then only after Mr.. Bryan
had waved his hands frantically in an
effort to still the waves of noise which
rolled in from the audience and beat
upon the speakers platform. AT first
the man for whom the demonstration
was planned stood bowing and smil-
echoes along the girderedetaoishrdlu
ing. Then his attitude was one of
appeal.