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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
Anno cement Cards
For Republican County Primaries
TO te held May !.

. B n * y (. f. Il 4t
lam . candidate for denomination
Tor County Superint ,ndeot OF Schools.
suhi-c. TO the decision ri the Polk
County Republican primaries.
z. C. Thornburg.
Please announce my name . 2 candi-
date for County Recorder. subject to
the decision Of the County primaries
,. J. Copeland.
1 hereby snpounce my name ss .
candidate for Justice OF Peace OF Des
Moines Township. West Des Moines,
subject to the County primaries.
Fred A. Cope.
Editor OF Bystander:-Please an
nouuce that l am candidate for Rep
resensativc. subject ID decision OF Polk
County Republican primaries May lst
1906. Charles W. Lyon.
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Very Low Excursion Rates to
i Louisville, KY,

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son tickets will be sold March Is TO Is
inclusive. with favorable return limits.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
Juliet f.head Of Modern Girl.

Juliet Ehead OF Modern GIT.
The mode Of procedure in courtship
has indeed altered since Shakespeare,s
days. He made Juliet first coufess her
love She asks. Does thou love met"
and bids Romeo, II his purpose be
marriage. to send her word next day.
rhis is stnges in advance Of tie mod.
era girl.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
erunettes Have ADVANTAGE.

Brunettee Have AuVanta9e.
U II is claimed that the faculties and
senses Of brunettes. as well as Of dark
and full-colored animals, is much more
acute than that OF londes and white
animals, thus enabling them to avoid
dangers which their .ess fortunate
brethren would not notice.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
cantiIexer BRIDGE Il 1hibet.

CantiIever Bridge il Thihet.
In recent lecture In London It wal
remarked as curious that though the
ThibetaDa had not realized the prin.
ciple of the wheel or arch. they thor
ousiily understood that Of the can't.
lever and used 1t In their bridges.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
Low One-way Rate to the North-
west Via the Minneapolis and
st. Louis.

Each Tuesday during March and
April we viii make rate OF $l4 90 10
most Minnesota and Narti, Dakota
points. Correspondinely low rates to
.Cananian points. Call or address w.
x. Aeams: 5i2 Walnut ST. Des Moines.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23
Typographical Error.

Some typographical errors compel
! correction A Tennessee paper that
announced the Introduction Of a bill
to put tax of $500 on dealers In fur,
allure hasters to explain that Il
meant dealers In futures.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23

Give. Work to 100000.
Over one hundred thousand people
are employed In the cork wood indus
try ii Apdalusia. southern Spain
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1906-03-23

Smiths Lead All.
In the city Of Washington there are
$4,000 Browns. $4,000 Smiths. $4,000
Io1nsons and 1000 Joneses.
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par.icular.

The eat,y tid RAY ger tho warm u
4 And call ~, ratnty tines
\ I'll stay III nd and stooze beca use
#ES H:Igit l.UI $50 n. E5 5-
N g5 Illinois STATE Ioucnal,
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cssts Little 70 Dc sIels.

cssts Little 10 Dc Sick.
. ClApton. : poor quarter Of Lon
ION, Tees Of twopence q cents) aSs
said 70 be not unknown. One news.
paper remarks: "of the twopencs
zee y might be said that il brings
sickness within the reach Of all. 10
Gia rfm. at any rate, hire is no ex
$sN9e or iisti itc9tt III si.. 81; NJ t,e.;,,
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Silent Japanese Soldiers.
Japanese soldiers fight noiselessly.
rney have no bands, no drums beat
reyeille or tattoo, and in action they
.;ter no cheers.
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ChiyaiN.

The chivalry Of Europe II, In crest
measure, q product of the saracen
chiyalry which entered Europe In tve
streams flowing through Constaneuo
Gle End through Spain.
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Care for Prisoners Teeth.
Toothbrushes and tonth powder are
% be supplied to all the Inmates q
he Austrian PRISONS
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Average journey Of Freight. J.
The average journey Of q ton Of
freight is 1923 miles.
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IRRIGATION Adds Value,

Fly means Of irrigation. something
IKE 100000 acres Of land in I0ko-
IA have been increased in value over
1890 900 900.
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Monday May 7Sth.
Burns n. E. church:

Response BY Mrs. Belle Bannister Of
Keokuk. First Vice President.
Music.
Address
Announcement. Adjourn.
tuesday May 7oth.
st. PauI,s A. NJ. E. Church.
Credential committee Q to 10 q. m.
Call TO order at 10 o'clock
Music. Deeds not Words"
Prayer. Mrs. A. n. Rivers.
1915 Report OF first vice president,
Mrs. 8. Banister, Keokuk.
lG4o. Report Of second vice president
Mrs. P. Cook, Buxton.
1850. Report Of recording secretary
Miss Leila sheffeg, Oskaloosa.
loo Report OF corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Maud Ousley. Musca-
tine.
li:i0 Memorial service
Il:3D. Announcement of committees
on rules and regulation, press
courte.ies. resolutions, nomi-
i Mating, etc.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l:4s. Music, 80 Improve the Golden
Moments.".
Invocation
500, Roll call. Minutes Of previous
meeting.
ais. Report Of Reciprocity Bureau,
Mrs. Emma Gardner. Ottumwa.
lbs. Paper, 1.-THE Model Club, It's
Methods and Aims" delegate
r, B. williams club, Buxton.
9:35 General discussion.
$50 Report Of Club Extension com.
mittee, Mrs. Helena Downey,
Ottumwa.
$40. Report OF Art and Crafts Music
committee, Mrs +. Grooms,
Muscatine.
$50. Paper. what Women's Clubs
can do for Mrsic," delegate
Dunbar club.
1870 General discussion. 4
s:f5 10 report OF clubs.
Corinthian Baptist Church.
Esenin2 Session May 90, 8 O'Clock.
Song, 'ssScatter Sunshine"
Invocation. Rev. T r. Griffith.
Roll, minutes Of previous meeting.
Report OF Household Economics com.
mitsee, Mrs. Bettus, Keokuk, Mrs. A.
Junkins, Ottumwa.
Reportof Forestry committee, Mrs,
G. Gray, Cedar Rapids.
Presidents address, Mrs. Belle
Graves, Des Moinss
Reception BIZ City Federation in
honor Of Iowa Federation OF Women'a
Wednesday rlay goth.
900, Music.
Invocation.
ais. Roll, minutes Of previou, meet
Ing. III.
$50. Unfinished business.
New business.
1896. Report 81 Educational com
mittee, Mrs. Lizzie Palmer. Des
Moines.
iO:49. Paper, 1.-THE Club Woman as .
Home Maker" delegate Id
Wells club, Otsumwa.
1850 Discussion.
1900. Report 81 Mothers Child Stud,
COMMITTEES.
K 1910 Re..ort of Rescue committee.
Mrs. Jones. Oskaloosa.
1870. Report OF Pni,anthropic COM
mistee, Mrs. Ruth Bright. Day-
eDport. s7
il:3o. Music.
Aun5uncements, courtesies, adjourn.
AFTERNOON SESSION
l:4s, Musi..
Invoc ltion.
500 Roll. minutes 81 previnus meet
ing,
SIS. Unfinished business.
Electi "a Of offers; delegates 70 the
National. Announcement Of standing
committee. courtesies, adjourn.
EVENING SESSION..
500 Music
Invocation.
els Boil, minutes Of previous meet
Ing. 5s
$40 Music. S& .Ss
ZEN minutes talk on the following sub
ject: Education and the Working
Child,' .legste Osk .looa club.
Masic.
'Beanty ia Little Thiags SIM licity
delegate Cedar Rapids CLUB S
Music,
.The Power 81 OrTar.izstion.' dele
1 gste Good Intent club. s#
1.-THE Work and Hope Of Our Moth
Sr's Club. = delegate Violet club.
Repo I of Finance c,tnmittse.
Report 81 ,Resolu tion commiltc.
Iatrodncison oi New others
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rnrkish War Exnenses

Something like three-fourths of the
annual expenditure OF the Turkish
government has of recent years been
FOR arms and munitions of war.
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IOWA STATE
FEDERATION
Program Of Tire Fourth Annual
Meeting of the Iowa Fedora
ton % be Held In Des
:. NV fIoines, rIay zS-3o- -

|, ,.. ton @ be Held In Des
! ,s rssiaes. rlay 7s-7o-3o
Monday Nay % u 81. P.ul's 4. y.
r church: &
Social Purity meeting go. I1for.
NAL discussion OF the following sub
jecss led BY ten minute talks:
Report OF Social Purity committee
Mrs, Gertrude Cuiberson. Clinton.
personal Parity Delegate OF Car
nation club.
.sIhe Starting Point Delegate oil
Benevolent club.
t.rhe Chains OF Habit Delegate Of
Industrial club, Buxton.
Building for E.ernityr-F. e. q.
club. Keokuk.
EVIL Reading the Miasna of the
Moral atmosphere'SIeave Circle.
Monday May 7Sth.
Burns n. E. church:
Opening remarks on behalf Of City
Federation.
Music.
Welcome on behalf OF citizens.
Music.
Response BY Mrs. Belle Bannister o.
Keoknk. First Vice President.
Music.
Address.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
REORGANIZATION
 I IF DENN Is 2 l REPORTED ,.
Rumof Gains Gfedence insDu- ; hth and Locally-Pattison
 States Rumor Is Probably ! True-No Continuation Yet.

Yesterday was another day of excite Eeat in the local stockmarket. and although the buying of Denn was not as cratic early in the day as It was on the three preceding days, along toward evening buyers began 10 get nervous, and every share of stock th2t was offered was picked up. The re- Rewal of activity in this stock during tks afternoon was due to the report from Duluth to the effect that the Denn-Arizona Development Company was to be recognized into a mining company at once. and that there would be no more assessments on the deyel- opment stock.
 Early in the day bids of $40 came from the east for every share of stock that could be secured. Many local people who had bought smail block1 of stock at low figure sold at the market price. but the big holders took every share that was offered, and waited for more. The buying was no; as cratic as it had been. but there seemed to ge quiet and determined effort to buy Denn without running the market up.
 The steady buying soon caused g rsmor to the. effect that a pool haJ been formed among local capitalists for the purpose of picking up the de velopment stock before the announce ment of the reorganization. The re port stated that l.. c. Shattuck, B. M Pattison. and several other local meI had entered the market with $100,00g
 B. M.sPattison was seen yesterda, afternoon, and asked concerning the report. which he denied.
 When the report came from Dulutl about 2:30 ?. n. stating that the rumol of a reorganization had gained ere aence there, the local buyers agaii became actiye.s
 Superintendent Pattison was seer lest evening and asked concerning tn matter. In reply he stated:
 "At the present time I have no oi fieisl notification of the rumor. al though I am inclined to believe tha it is true. At the present time VI have passed through 22 feet of ore and the full face, sides and floor o the drift are still in the same forms ton. This leads ne to believe tha we have encountered large ore body and I know that it is the sentimen among the directors to re-organize int mining company as soon as it practicable" e
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
BETTER PRICES ARE ! EXPECTED IN STOCKS
Greater Part of Denn at $40, |; Likely to Be Absorbed by
 Tonight.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The activity in the market still con tipues. and from all indications to- morrow ought to bring better prices all along the line. The demand for Denn-Arizona continues. and all or ders up to S39 are well taken. and would not be surprised to see the greater part of the floating s4O Denn to be absorbed tomorrow. Denn acts well. and in the face of the demand, and at the same time proht-taking is well supported Superior & Pitts burg holds well at s25 to $25.l2; Shat tuck has been offered the greater part of the day at s51. with no demand al the present, as all the attention Of the market has been placed on Denn, Cen tral and Greene. Cananea Central at the close of the market was the feature of the day in connection with Greene Con.
 | At the close of the market official announcement was made that an ar
 rangement with the Cananea Centra and the Greene Con. was formed C consolidate, in the following rauo: Greene 1 1-2 and Central z-3. NC announcement was made as to the cap itsHzation. but that will come out
 later. The report that the call or
 Warren was cal ed off for the present : is without foundation, as It has beer
 officially confirmed today that tn.
 call is nayable as per notice. Amer !. can was . dead one the entire day
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15

DOUGLAS, Dec. 14.-(Special. J. r Within the next two days a com
 plaint will be filed .n sne district court at Tombstone by Judge ID. A. Richardson, as attorney for the Amer
 ican Mining and Development conn pany. against Joseph Muheim, Dr. O,
 w Brandon and others, who are at
 present in possession of the com
 pany's property. and who are alleged
 to be usurpers. charging them with
 conspiracy to rob.
 This is the statement made today by Judge Richardson. who has spent the past month in trying to arrange
 compromise between the contest
 ing parties and whose efforts were Yesterday brought to an end with a signal failure to accomplish anything in the line of compromise satisiac' tory to either of the parties to the Litigation.
 The complaint which will be filed I in the district court will make some sensational allegations and will be | the American end of litigation which will be coircident in the courts oi Sonora. @ Judge Richardson in reviewing the case for the International-Americar this morning gave the following state ment of facts in the case:
 -C. G. Jones, E. F. Sparrow, w. P Conger and one or two Oklahoma per sons purchased million shares oi stock from the American Mining and Development company and paid into the treasury more than s150,000, al | Of which was expended on the mines
 Dr. Brandon and his people do no own over 60.000 shares of stock anC have by a trick secured possession o lthe property for the present and re l lfnse fo turn if over unless the plain
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
BRANDON ETEL-4~
 4e WlLLaBE SUED
Within the Next Two Days Complaint Will Be Filed in the a District Court Against Joe Muheim D. Brandon ct a, 4s sNow in Possession of Gold Treasure Mine, Charg-
 ing Them with Conspring to Rob.


 tins. agree to give them a majority course, refused to do, having put much money into the mine, making extensive developments, while the other parties have not done five cents worth of work and own only about 60.000 shares to our peoples 100000. We yesterday offered to give them the board of directors, 10 compromise the matter. but they declined that proposition.
 "THey secured possession of the mine either by forgery or use of can celled certificates. It has been mat ter of force from the start, those at present Tn possession of the mine us ing Winchesters to enforce their DO sitiop."
 commenting on the situation, Judge which occurred at the old Warnacf
 This litigation is a source of great regret to me and a matter to be re. gretted by every one who has an in terest in the development of the coun- try south of us. It will retard the growth of that country to the same extent he Fl Tigre affair did and am very sorry that we will have to make such allegations in the com rlaint I am about to file as will be necessary, for indirectly it reflects uI' on the entire Sonora field and will de ter the entrance of capital. This is as bad-even worse-than the Fl ri gre matter, for in that there was pos sible justification. while in this it is simply case of people taking posses sion of mine in which they have lit tie interest by force of arms. We ar5 just now recovering from the Fl Tigre setback and now it seems that the ef ! feet of the A NJ. and D. litigation vii be similar to that of the Fl Tigre."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
MARKET GOSSIP.

tSpecia, Wire to Duey ( Overlock) NEW YORK-Todsy's market after
 6 10 CT opening and early weakness
 which was noticeable In such leading stocks as Reading, No tc aifaC tsc.
 Sou.hern Pacific and Great Northern
 which struck new low 6a-s
 movement, ,s>deyeioped good resistance as pressure to sell seemed to have spent itself. St. Paul=had a further
 sensational advance from point high CT opening and rose 5 l-2 points. Dur
 ing the period of activity the rest 7. the list was feverish and excited out trading became more calm and the list became firrner and the short in- terest began to take hack stccks. This WAS the beginning Of . sharp IT
 which practically lasted until the close.
 The most conspicuously strong stocks
 ,n the improvement were Reading, .S-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
PHOENIX WATER WORKS. Will Be Taken Over Bv MunicinsI A, thorftIes From N. H. Sherman.

PHOENIX. Dec. IA conference of the city councilmen was held last might at which final agreement was outlined with the representatives ofsM. A. sherman for the taking over of the city water works plant The agree
 ment will be re-drafted by the attor- neys, clothing It's provisions in the legal phraseology desirable and a special meeting of the council will be held presumably on Friday night, for It's ratification by council resolution. The agreement will then undoubtedly
 be signed by II. H. Sherman and on its
 return the council win sign 1t. when all will be ready for the taking over tof tfe city plant. except the permis sion 1t is expected will be granted by lcongress ct an early day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
LINDSAY IN POSSESSION
Bisbee Daily RsSey.

Bisbee Daily R,Sey.
 Refvrrirg to an arti:le ia yodr paper f .;ovem',er IS. 1906. nradei. "Gre.n IS poS developuly old mi.ss-" In rha, article you refer to some mines owned oy L. Lindsay in the Manzanai mouI- tains, on which Col. Greene and assI- ciates some years ago expended $50, 900. and state that u pon my laying ;larm to these mines, the property was abandoned, and that afterwards let the same revert back to tho govern nent
 For the benefit of prospectors or anyone denouncing mines in the Man canal mountais, would say that vet hold the titles to the mines you efer to, and abandoned by Col Greene and associates when they found that held title to the same. They can find he title to the above mentioned mine La Contingencia-regfstered in Can anea, and by investigating. they wil find that the taxes have been paid uI to July 1st. 1907.
 Yours truly.
 l.. LINDSAY.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
EARS TlLLMAN; FEARS cUsses

PELLAIRE. Ohio. Dec. 14.-Because Senator Tillman would not agree to re rain from swearing during the lecture hich he was to have given here yes erday evening, his engagement has cen canceled. When the trustees oi ne First Methodist church. in which Q was to have spoken. heard 1t re orted that he svore at some one dur x his lecture in Chicago. they wrote I'm asking him to promise not to wear during his tald here. Senator rillman replied that he didn't know Dything about Bellaire and that tn: own would have to take its chances with him. just as he would have 10 dc with the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
{. c. PAircNAAos Drskss. Pheas tA-
...:

Today was another busy market cey. though not ss ex- citing ae yesterday. Dens stands at tue close at e5s-so bid. and s40 asked In tho morning It appeared that Co chise would como to the front. tut the lack of proper official information as to the real con dition of the mine and as to the plans of the directors make the holders of this stock un- willing to hold 1t, and as soon as it was rumored that c fair price might be had for it the stock began to pour out on the market. and the price immedi- ately fell. The interest in American still continues. and the price still holds up. Rumors of the organization of a mining company has stiffened Denn just at the close. and 1t Is very likely that the price will still advance. The rumor of the consolidation of the Greene with the Cananea Central has given quite a boom to the Greene stock also.
 cunninghsm- Robinson Block
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
WAIVER OF CLAIMS.
One of the Conditions on Which the
 Southern Pacific Will Proceed.

IMPERIAL, Cal, Dec. 14.-Pre!im- mary work was begun this morning by closing the break in the Colorado. Ter pile drivers were ordered fer '-''ron- Hate delivery and vast quantity of piles to be rushed to the see
 with interests in the valley are called to Imperial tomorrow to meet Super. Iintsndent Ingram and other repre- |Sentatives of the Southern Pacific who will submit proposition to the peo-
 pie of the valley to guarantee the com
 pany and the Mexican republi, against damage claims, in return fol which the company will proceed on a l@rFer scale than ever to control the liver. satisfactory agreement Is expected
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
,scific, acn. Pacific and Amsigama,ed

Pacific, aCn. Pacific and Amalgamated. Dick Bros.
 TOM DEE-New York announces .JntroI of Greene by RyanCole. Par -iculars later.
 DICK-The rise In Greene to $32 on the curb is accompanied by rumors that Ama'gamatef interests are buy .ng for coptrol--Ddck
 GATES--The bank statement tomor- TOW will not likely include any money from good government sources and therefore may not be as good as ex' pected. but we think by the middle of next week money win be materially easier. -za-.-----.,- .,-.,.-....-.-.
 I.f(IAS & BRYAN-We still seq n0 reascn for loading up with stocks or departing from the conservative DO sition we have been maintaining to
 ard the market during tho pass month.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-15
rl|NING.... SHELTERS MHPIlAE@TS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
 BrckerS aed Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone ! . elda., Phone 135, Risbee, Ariz. The haDdlina pf "6onsnza ! Circle" and other Curb stocks, . on eommission.. OUR sPE. : cIALTr. s~. sss, ! Quotations by wire come to our office .every little while" during brokersoe hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the . HUB of the Bonanza Circle ! Companies. ~s-v.f Dec. 14, 1906.--There is not : the slightest abatement in the |. excitement of trading. Every . few hours brings forth some 3 thing new, another stock is talk |. Fen into the circle that is at {. . tracting all the attention, and prices continue to move up- 2 ward. Today the interest was 3 in Cochise, Warren, Greene and 3 Cananea Central principally, 2 with Denn, of course. command 2 ing her share of attention. With 2 report of ore in the lower . workings at Cochise, the stock 2 scared to sS.25 bid from s5.25 . asked yesterday. but there is 2 considerable offered now < around $500. On the strength s of rumor for good authority s that the last call on Warren e would be withdrawn. the price i. made a neat gain. and stock is 2 hard to locate under $15. The ! upward move in Warren has
 |. not yet taken place, but will ? occur unexpectedly one of these . bright days.
 : From excellent authority 1t 2 is reported that the Cole-Ryan
 ! interests are to be in control . of Greene. This information |. has caused an advance of five 2 points. At the close the stock
 E Is holding strong at s33. Bigger . things are in store for Greene 2 and Central. Denn is still E active and firm around the 2 $40 mark No doubt the price s will reach much higher level = before many hours. Trading i. in American has eased off on e account of considerable stock s coming out, but sellers can not s be found under s14.5o. .Tomor-
 1 row Is bound to be another ex-
 S citing day, and this riotous con-
 = dition that has prevailed dur
 S ing the last three days will
 s very likely continue throughout
 S the next week. .. a.-a-a--