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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
Urges Immediate Action.

The board at the meeting, as I under
stand, gave authority to the president to
commence any action which the counsel
of the company advised, and such coun-
sci advised as to Mr.. McCurdy that an
action could be maintained against him.
Il write your committee because your
action carries great weight. I hope it may
be in the line OF Urging the immediate
commencement of a suit against Mr. Nc
Curdy.'
After reading this letter President Pea
body sent the following letter to Mr.
Truesdale:
Judge Peckham's opinion in connection
with the matter has great weight, and
justly so. I do not think he viii have any
reason to find fault with the action of the
company in the matter to which be refers
and I shall certainly 90 all that is in my
power to work out result which viii
meet with his commentator"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
Rolls Wall Papel
RALFOUR's OPPONENT.

Just received at z. c. NJ. I. The hand
soonest line ever shown in this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
Written to Committee.

In making this letter public Charles A
Peabody, president Of the Mutual, gave
out letter Of his own, in which he said
that he did not think Justice PeCkham
would have any reason to find fault with
the action Of the company relative to the
matter to which he refers. The Peckham
letter was given TO Mr.. Peabody by VIII
liam H Truesdale, the chairman of the
MutuaPs special investigating committee,
10 whom it was originally written. Jus
fice Peckham was formerly a trustee Of
the Mutual Life Insurance company His
letter. dated at Washington, Feb. L, is
as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
Justice Peekham's letter.

Z see that it is publicly stated that Mr..
McCurdly is preparing to leave for Eu-
rope to remain indefinitely, and I think
1t would be an ineXcusable mistake for
the Mutual Life InsuraI &C company TO
permit him to leave the country without
the commencement of an action against
him in the name of the company to re-
cover the money he owes it.
The attorney general might properly
find fault that the company was not it
self doing its utmost to recover the money
wrongfuIy obtained by McCurdy, the
chief delinquent in the case I take the
greatest interest in the matter, and feel
as though an action ought TO be com
menced before the departure of AIr. Nc
Curdy for Europe Does il not so appear
10 VOu2
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
MAs0As WILL HOLD
 SESSION DURING FAIR
Railroads Will Give Reduced Rates and a Large Crowd
 Is Expected to Attend.

Programs for the session of the grand Masonic bodies, which will be in session In Phoenix four days dur. .ng fair week, have been given out. F The following program has been prepared:
 Tuesday. November 1s.
 10 q. m.-Graud lodge convenes in Masonic Temple.
 D. m.--Reception by the ladies of the Eastern Star at Commercial hotel. SD. m.-Exemplificatio of Third de gree by Arizona lodge No. 2. F. & A. NJ.
 "Wednesday, November IA. , 10 a. m.-Grand lodge convenes in Masonic temple.
 D. m-Grand chapter convenes in Masonic Temple.
 7:30 D. m-Grand commandery con venes ia Masonic Temple.
 SD. m.-Grand ball at Hotel Adams.
 Thursday, November IS.
 10 a. m.-Grand lodge convenes in Masonic Temple.
 10 a. m.-Grand chapter o. F. S. convenes in Pythian hall.
 D. m.-Theater party at Doris opera house. Assemble al Masonic Temple 7:30 p. m.
 Friday, November 16.
 s D. m.--Social in Masonic Temple. The following rates have been se- cared on the various railroads of the territory for the benefit of the off, cers, delegates and others who will visit Phoenix during the coming ses- sion of the grand bodies Masonic: On all roads in the territory, one fare for the round trip within a radius of fifty miles Of Phoenix. and for greater distances 1 l-2 cents per mile each way Tickets carrying these rates are good from November i2. 1906. to November 19, 1906. inclusive
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
WYOMING RANchMAN
 CAPTURED BY uTEs.

ST. PAUL. MiLn.. Nov. Had he not found an old college chum in the band of Utes that Is now off the res. ervation and threatening to go on the warpath. James H. Callahan, of Ar. vado. Wyo.. might be dead instead of speeding East to see his Alma Mater, Dartmouth. play Princetown.
 I'm prisoner of war on parole" said Callahan here. When I awoke the other morning the whole Ute out fit was camped about 300 yards from my ranch house. Some came to the house and begged matches and, bacon, which were given them. Early the next morning two punchers and my self went out to look at the sunrise.
 "A dozen Utes in war paint rose out of the sage brush and covered us be fore we could touch a gun. They looked hostile till one ferocious look ing buck in the party sung out: Yah. ther's Mickey Callahan. Where are you headed for? I'm Billie Birds-Eye. And I'll be durned if it wasn't Billie. who once played half for Dartmouth. We parleyed bit and talked over old days at Dartmouth.
 Billie sis the son of Chief Kama pap, who is leading the insurresction. Billie is second in command and in line for the old mans job. We made terms, I to stay neutral through any trouble that may come up.
 As l mounted to ride away Billie
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
OWCll
LOWELL. Nov. '. 1906.

LOWELL, Nov. ', 1906.
 Now that the smoke of the political battle has cleared away, local matters are coming to the foreground again. The question of annexation to Bisbee. of course, is the one paramount ques- tion, as in no other way public decen- cy can be safeguarded. The saloon keepers who allow females in their places hsvS probably thought that be- case nothing Y ass Sair about them lately, they were immune from further criticism, but in this they will un- doubtedly find they were mistaken. The public was engrossed with poli- tics, and for this reason this question of public morals and decency was not ,.-cpt to the foreground. Now, though. things are different. And the way to push this thing to a satisfactory con clusion is to bring about annexation to Bisbee, as this will put d stop to the glaring evils complained of. Low ell as a ward of Bisbee will then get such municipal improvements and po- lice protection as it ought to have, and public decency will then be as sured, and people who have to send their children to school can do so with out having to fear that their children's feelings might be outraged by the do- inss of drunken harlots on the streets.
 John Mernan tried to raise rough house in the election place yesterday. but election Marshal Charles Keeler soon put a stop to his howlings and put him in jail. His hearing will come of next Saturday
 What queer things are done in poli- tics was shown at yesterdays cleo ton in the case of Justice Hogan. On one side were lot of good people fighting the judge for not being se- we're enough with the bawdy saloons on Main street and their inmates, and this they did, really believing they were doing right; on the other hand were these very joint keepers fighting the judge tooth and nail for fear of him-thus the two extremes were fighting to the same end.
 The inquest on the body of Jack Davis, who was killed last Tuesday by John D. Lee, was postponed to Wed nesday at 3 o'clock p. m., owing to the unavoidable absence of some ma terial witnesses in the case. Nothing new has developed in the case, the sympathy of the community is with Lee.
 The raise in the wages of the min CTS is generally lauded as a wise move on the part of the mining corpora tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Insanity Experts.
A man.

Probably there is no class of men with such keenly developed perceptives as the insanity experts. They can al ways make certain that n man is in sane by looking at his pocketbook if 1t is to be of some temporary advan- tage for him to be SO
 When the expert comes to furnish ing authorities the books could not be better if he could have written them himself. He can find long. obscure passages filed with the largest kind of words. and all that he asks of the jury is to accept his conclusions with out looking further, so that he may get away and begin spending the money.
 Furthermore. he is doubtless busy man. perhaps having 10 hurry away to testify in case at the other end of town. where he is paid to draw exactly the opposite conclusions. Doubtless he needs the money, but true science utters low moan and tries to crawl under the bed whenever he comes around.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
WILL HAVE
 '. N. (. \. BUILDING
National Body Has Decided to Help Local Organization
 in Capital City.
lPhoenix Enterprise.,,

Bringing to his fellow members a message of much cheer and great en- commencement, E. A. Robart, the only delegate from Phoenix to the recent
 meeting of the national Y. NJ. C. A.
 at Douglas. yesterday afternoon told the members of the local organization
 that the national body has decided to cooperate with them in the erection lof Y. NJ. c. A. busiding in Phoenix. Delegate Robart ,oid his -hearers that about Christmas, Bruno Hobbs, International field secretary, will either be here himself or send one of his assistants to ass.st in raising the funds and arranging the plans for a large y. M. c. A. building. At Ire Ds,uglas convention. which vas held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Robart made yea For their support m the construction of build ing in Phoenix. telling them that it is one of the few cities of its size and importance in the west that is with out a home fo- ...e Y. M c. A.
 Robart told of the strong organiza- ton that is already at work here. and of the enthusiasm with which it's members are working toward build ing. which as now planned will be  cost about S50,000.
 2obart was followed by Railroad
 Secretary McDill of Chicago, who spoke eloquently for the Phoenix pro
 ject. stating that his interest in the
 welfare of the west led him some time ago to enlist in the support of every
 western city that is trying to build up the Y NJ. c. A. and secure its own
 home.
 In a conversation later. Interna- tional Field Secretary Hobbs stated that from this time on he will devote
 as much of his efforts as possible to the success of the aims and endcav-
 ors of. Phoenix members of the Y. NJ. c. A.
 Should Hobbs be able to come to {, Phoenix and take charge of the work, ! it is believed that the building of a l, fine home for the Y. NJ. c. A. in Phoe- nix will be assured. and that by this ! time next year it will be completed. Already q large. part of the money
 that will be necessary for the S50000
 building has been promisedA The
 plans for the building. though still in
 definite. will arrange for one taat
 will bring in large revenue through rents-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
The Nightly Journey.

When baby goes to Shut Eye town En mothers arms she cuddles down And with her little fists she tries To keep the sand out of her eyes. Her tangled curis of dus,y brown About her neck are tumbled down, And dimples from sly corners peep When baby drops on into sleep. When drowsy drums begin to beat Then tired grow the little feet.
 And baby creeps to mothers breast When sleepy winds blow from the west Then softly on the pillows down
 We lay the little curly crown
 And gently smooth the dainty gown When baby goes 10 Shut Eye town.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
GREENE IN BUTTE.

Colonel W. c. Greene of the Greene Consolidated Copper Company, and John T. Morrow, who is associated with him in his mining enterprises will arrive in Butte to look over the mines and to visit the smelters of the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
MASQUERADE BALL AT LOWELL

Evening of November 10. Prizes giv- en for the two most beautiful cos tunes. gentleman and lady. Prizes for most comical characters. gentle "'ra- and Iniv. S-'it~ to be rented in hall. new Brophy Hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Hand It One.

Never trouble trouble
 Tin trouble is on deck. Then double up your digits And biiY it in the neck.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
His Safety.

'T understand Jenks has failed 1T business
 'Yes; all is lost but honor" "He couldn't very well lose that" -why nots"
 Cant lose thing you haven't got. :
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08

Mrs. J. E. Norris has moved her stu dio from upper Tombstone canyon to IF School Hill, and is prepared to re ceive pupils, also do order work in oil, water and china painting.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
4 ParIiamentsrisn.

"Ail in favor of the motion will please wink" said the astute chair man.
 And then he added at once. "The eyes have it."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Humor cra Philosophy
 By DUNCAN II. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

An men are created free and easy. No man is henpecked unless he wants to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Not of Its Own Accord.

The early bird may catch the worm When hunting dainty dishes: The worm looks out for larger game And catches little fishes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
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pulled two pateboards out of his pock- ct and handed them to me. They are good for seats on the fifty yard line. Root some for me, Mickey" he said. I may be yapping few warhoops my self about the time they kick off, but you may be my representative on the grounds"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Fits the Nam,

~He calls his dog Trouble" ~ Cause he is a nuisanceT ''No; he comes without calling"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Undouhtediy.

'.Ars automobiles really so expen- sive:"
 "No. but hospital fees are"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08

Hire man, to worry over other peoples affairs for you if you feel that It must be done.
 We always feel as if people pur- posely put us in the wrong when they come out all right in spite of all our predictions to the contrary.
 A home with baby in it may have some drawbacks. but it is at least ney- CT dull.
 Get-rich-quick schemes always have the-morning-after period
 Loyalty Is beautiful and splendid thing-for the boss.
 Creduious people were created for the express amusement of the cynical.
 Some men imagine that they know as much as q trained nurse.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08

A mans for tune is some times made . by the things that he refrains from doing.
 You are bound to have some one down on yeu anyway, so please yourself.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Unusual.

T am starting a summer resort. What shall advertise as drawing attractionf
 A man"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Getting Back.

"waat do you think of my poems?v They might be worse"
 If you had written them yourself, for instance:"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08

Loyalty Is a beautiful and splendid thing-for the boss.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08

Get-rich-quick schemes always have She-morning-after period
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08
Creduious people were created for the express amusement of the cynical.

Some men imagine that they know as much as a trained nurse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

wears cid. armed himaelf laht uIsht
With two 1s.ehlihCr ftVolNefH hha
sought pretty lfNehrold lemma fot
and her companion. Robert Corey
The Naung couple had attended q
partN and were returning home
thfnush n auth ~ When near
starr ~ Reynafd confronted them
rho Grated man fired live shots al
the gifl aud her companion ana
then turned the weapon CA himself
Miss ruN received uEly wounds IN
thsotiaht arm aud body aud Corey
was burned b. powder Reward 2
first shot az himacli took effect Ia
hls head and hs died almost IA.
HtantlA
Reward. who was about - feafs
of age. had been employed BY the
firm Of Mccabe A Hamilton. aud
had Tor five years boarded at the
home af Miss foNH uivpfeihor,
tlarfg pickman. AZ aatG n aeth n
ns,nhfd Was madiN Ia love With
the Young riri aud resented the At.
tsutiona of other men Ia that guar.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
COMPLAIN of
CLUB DANCES

Jsmes "a Rae. 2etT Madison q
complains 70 IN. police Of build
Ina at gsi1 Madison At. which h.
aays la bolng used a. a dfinhins
gambling aud daneiss resort by e
eoiored club of this city A pge
Yioua report vas Investigated b
Detective brown. Who found a mum
bsr OF caloFed people having bis
time. bat who we're ~ that time
comparatively noiseieas The danes
that night va headed b. pfom
ineat eolored attorney Of the citf
and nothing was done towards clos
Ing the resort
last night. however. another -
port came In. ststins ihsi O. pas
tiripanta became Intoxicated Go
such an extent that Z, Nas With
great difficulty that q uumbsF Of
them wefe placed OF the car open
kaubllnK IL charged
The complainant s.dt that y l.
useless to oumplaiu "a ratiolmsu
Peoples. sho 10 ou the beat. for
the fact that lie 70 secretary of the
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

GET ONE-f|fTH

CHICAGO. Aus re - tnfke
nrthea ghis morning Appreciated
Charles q nawss receiver Of FAm
10 stnnsiann's Co operative store
tIis tsaaA il $50 0ea The seeeiesF
shtp increases ths legal sutsngie
meats 81 The Miiwhmkse A. bana
a receiver has been appointed
Zoe TIE Ausomohiis supply com
eanY. vtth assets q Zee 80 ass
swtng the hank a aaaEief 81 = Eail
ion
The poiisk Sstinukt Alliance hss
entered auls against I he banh fcf
san Go damages
Receiver fstaeF frF the Aiiwass
lee Arenas haak thls mofnins t~t
san nsytnH e pr cent 81 the se
.e0ans4 50 dapuNifoge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

an opportunity Co express their
preference n fesnrd ta helms taken
into the newly Incorporated city OF
Southeast Seattle
rhs uuluns place faf the Neicrs
81 Van Aseglt is az ttlimeu. In or
der to reach that place " viii be
necessary for the voters ~ Van A.
self to travel ie miles and consume
almost DAYS Time in wakins the
uip which win have to he over two
different ear lHea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
HOLD ELECTION
TOMORROW
eourAEAsr SEATTLE WILL
Voru en- rHU QUESTION OF
COMING INTO sGATrLg--VA
ASSET MUST TRAVEL FAR
TO VOTE,

Tomorrow she citizens 90 tho
newly Incorporated cits 20 senihr
raat Seattle via vote aH enc aueH-
tfen ~ aHut Nalsan ie seattle. iu-
gaIfy reveals but iiiup II auNs ep-
position ia tho measure go least
amnuH che ciiiaeus ~ HUFFMAN
Southeast Seattle and Nofk
A Naa Asset there ia consider
nhie no feelinK vel being manifested
IN chat she eltiaens we're mot given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

horn on she .sfh q July. aui -
thay we're 80 Hfnau thslf sEnised
uegxht haipE aalf e aanrrs. lhrY
usfe ruasird off tn ~ nifs aafm
iasahatof a. CaanF tfsfe TIES atr
thriving suf EFuwinK - the eafs ~
ua < f1sshrit
Sxhru fhsss hahlss sff hefu thsf
snaid haze naefis asNf 81 a @a.
Nat. AVA ghfa there NualH have been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

Complete cfsdi, Heussfufass.o
Complsts Hotel and Club fufalsb.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

saoai fef aaofhsf TIE heats 81 the
fsipista are mot lafErf than efdinafy
alasa ruid waffhrs. whiis thrif
ffHarrs faak tISs tuntnHl xs.
Tbsse tiny blts - hamanitN hsHe
very large nHmss The haF has
asan called william. NHfls ths t~n
Hiis gtfts ars Matsiine au8 Der
truas Hat uhIeh str = vhssh no
aas - tas iufahatot farm Access
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16

NEW YORK. Aus 1.-THE In
euhaSefs * fsszusiana. eeasY
sslana. have . nsw attraetion in
three tiny babts~
This efeghsf and his NO sisters
we're ali born at one time. they
are the children - NJ and Sra
Chas Splst. ~ BFaoslyn. They usss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
wit HOLD PICNIC.

stevens Relief Corps will hold =
plcnic at Mndfona Park Thursday,
Aus 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
FREDERICK 81 NELSON, Inc.
We Close ~ ~ Noon on sstuf
day untii Bsptembsf !.
UNDER FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE
ATTRACTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL

s@ AID aaa % % @ i % s sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
Wilton and Wilton Velvet Rugs $3.50 Ead

choice % nfiesn different patterns Of
nass in fhs ssfz size regularly priced a.
Y.ii line - Rugs which IL specially price
oar large showiaT - fail Floor Cover iht
Carp, aad rue ssetion--Thifd "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
SUICIDES AFTER
TRYING TO MURDER
TACOMA MAN. MAD WITH luAL.
ousY. FIRES 1--WE SHOTS AT
etRl AND COMPANION. THEN
TURNS GUN ON HIMSELF.

TACOMA. Aus ie Maddened
n jealousy. Peter Res nard. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-16
2,1OO Beautiful New White Waists: y
N Thirty-Six Different Styles rs

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anh %
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-14

Miss Lily Hughes had very valu-
able horse killed by lightning Monday
afternoon during the storm.
SHINGLES: We are prepared to
fill your orders for shingles. Two car
loads of Washington Red Cedar Shin
oles, in three grades, just received.
Protect your. house from fall rains.
RIVERSIDE PLANNING MILLS.
Both phones. l5-eooot~"AI
Miss Willie May Page has returned
TO her home in Fernvale, after a visit
to Miss Geneva Woodland of Santa Fe'
TAKEN UP-At my home on the
9Th of September, one mule colt, just
weaned. Owner can have same by
describing and paying for this ad ano
all costs. Z. M Ell" ArD0'
d&w1t
! Miss Ethel Bryant, who is teaching
at Andrews, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents at Bigbyvilie
She was accompanied by Misses Sadie
Scott and Mamie Erwin.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-09-14
A new
INSTITUTION
MAURY NATIONAL BANK OPENS
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

To the People of Columbia and Maury
County:
The Maury National Bank has now
completed all arrangements necessary
for the establishment of a Savings De-
partment in connection with its regu-
lar banking business, which has been
ready to receive deposits in this de-
partment of $100 and upward, upon
which interest will be paid on the first
of January and July of each year at
the rate of SO per annum. We invite
your concurrence and assistance in de-
veloping a spirit of economy and saw
ing among our people, so little needed
in the past. We believe that nothing
is so we'll calculated to promote this
spirit as safe, sound savings insti-
tuition in reach of all, young and old.
Many times our earnings are wasted
for the lack of some safe investment.
This Savings Department affords an
opportunity to place even small sum
at interest. and by adding systematl-
cally to these savings they will soon
reach a sum where they can be more
proftably invested.
The small sum fixed as the mini
mum deposit puts the Savings Depart
ment within reach of every member of
the family, from the youngest to the
oldest. 1t is to the young that we
especially appeal. Not merely for the
pecuniary profits, to themselves, but
for habits of thrift and industry which
are developed by systematic endeav-
or to save and accumulate.
The Maury National Bank can safely
appeal to it's past history of safe and
conservative management as an evil
dence of its ability and honesty in
handling the funds committed to 1t by
its patrons.
1t has a paid in capital of $1OO,OOO.OO;
surplus and profits of $4,000, protect
ell by the liability of it's stockholders
to the extent of $100,O00.0O, making a
guarantee fund of $223,00OOO for the
protection of it's depositors, with de-
post account of more than $3.50, 100000.
We invite you to do business with
us. We promise you courteous and
prompt attention and absolute Sc
curity, and ready accommodation for
your own necessities.
Open a savings account with us
! MAURY NATIONAL BANK.
R. C. CHURCH, Priest,
w. P. RIDLEY, V. Pit,
G. A. PARKER, Cashier.