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The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
.RussIa,s National Anthem.

Russias present national anthem IL
probably the only one that was ever
adopted as the result OF an open com
petition. The musical committee ap
pointed TO do the first rough work OF
selection, rejected all the anthems
sent in except two, the respective mer
its OF which were left for the emperor
himself TO determine. One was by
Glinka. the renowned composer Of
Life for the Car" the other was by
Lvoff. Gllnkas anthem was thorough
ly Russian in character, and In the
form OF a march; Lyoffs was more
solemn, but much less original. Ht
knew, however that a highly military
style OF Observation-Disclosures would ap
peal to the imperial ear. and his
drums and trumpets decided Nicholas
In favor of II.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
FISHES FROM OCEANS BED.
Unusual Characteristics Of Inhabitants
OF the Deep Sea.

Unusual Characteristics of Inhabitants
Of the Deep Sea.
When q deepsea 6Eh Is brought 70
Tho surface. bow gradually and care
fully soevcr. its bones are sftsn IKE
70 much touohwood and its muscles
like rotten pulp. while Its eyes are
burst from their sockets and ts VIZ
cora are often blown out OF the bod,
cavity by me expansion Of the air
bladder. II frequently happsns that
desp-sea nshes are found floating hslp
lsssly on the surfnce OF the OCEAN.
with large prey In their stomsehs.
Their appearance under thsss eiTeum.
stances " accounted Toe by the sHorts
Of their struggling victims to escape
from their Jaws. causing them 10 A.
cend beyond the hori sontAl rose which
they usually inhsbit DeepseA hshes
are COMMONLY black or dark brown
But although II IL claimed that light
10 essential to the formation Of colors
SorDe desp-sea fishes are scarlet IN
parts. or uniform rcd or rosy. Others
are siiyery white. while, according 70
Aleoek. the nsooopeFus 10 one daE
zltng aheen Of purple ard sflvsS and
FURNISHED gosd. amid which In Q spart.
hing constellation of l1miAcNs o.
gnns.-
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
HOW FER DON'S REMEDIES
CAN BE SECURED.

People living outside Of Salt
Lake can secure the remedies at
their drug store in their home town
or by sending in to the Great Fer
Don,
Salt Lake City-The prices Of
the Great Fer-Don's Remedies:
Fer-Don's Medical Compound
for the Blood, Stomach, Rlieuma-
tism and Kidneys, Sl.00 per bottle,
or six bottles $500. Fer-DonU
Magic Relief for Deafness, Rheu-
matte Pains, Lame Back, and all
Aches and Pains, so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50
Fer-Don's Catarrh Remedy fer
Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Hay Fever
and Asthma. so cents per box, or 5
boxes for $3.50.
First ask your home druggist for
the remedies x he don't have
them, send all money orders pay
able to III" Great Fer-Don. p. O.
Box Us Sal Lake, Utah.
All druggists An order from Fer
Don. We want ycI as our eNclu-
sive agent in your towG
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
NUMBER BEING INTER
VIEWED.

Swarms vt humanity visit Rec
Duu at SAM Like. Sales are now
enormous Many Salt Lake people
cured by the Great Fer Don's med
cincs.
Salt Lake, Utah In view of the
enormous sale of Fer-Dons prepa-
rations now going on in Sal; Lake
and the intense interest which Mr..
Fer-Don has stirred up since his ar
rival, a representative of the local
daily papers of Salt Lake spent yes.
terday afternoon at the young
mans headquarters, watching the
swarm of humanity come and go.
During the afternoon the reporter
interviewed many of the callers and
obtained statements from all who
cared TO give them as to their ex-
perience with Fer-Don and his
preparations. The following are Sc.
lcctcd from those statements as be-
ing typical of the general express
sions Of tho people seen:
Mr. ]. King, living at 600 North
Seventh West St, when interview
ed had suffered with stomach
trouble for several years. was so
bad the last few months | couldn't
eat ANYTHING at all. could not di-
gcst my food and had severe pains
in my stomach most of the time. |
did not sleep well and had severe
headaches at times. | have tried
lmany remedies, and have been to
number Of physicians. bought 3
bottles OF Fcr-Don's Medical Com
lpound for $3.50, and before | took
one bottle my stomach felt much
better since | have taken the three
bottles, my stomach trouble is all
lgone and not trace of disease is
left. | have come here to thank
MIR. Fer-Don. ! want TO say, also.
that | tried Fer-Don's Catarrh
Remedy and found il to be the best
thing ! ever used for catarrh of
throat, head and nose.
MIR. Demiel Brisco living at $50
Euclid. stated he was IS years old
and has been troubled with partial
deafness and catarrh. tried one
bottle of Fer-Don's Magic Rcliet
and one box of Fer-Don's Catarrh
Remedy and ] can now hear COM
mon conversation.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION
Now Revealed.
F r E E
Now Revealed.

What beauty is more desirable than
an exquisite complexion and elegant
jewels. An opportunity for every wo-
man to obtain both, for a limited
time only.
The directions and recipe for OBJ
tanning faultless complexion is the
secret hong guarded by the master
minds Of the ORIENTALS and
GREEKS.
This we obtained after years of
work and at great expense Ii is the
method used by the fairest and most
beautiful women of Europe.
Hundreds of American women who
now use IL have expressed their de-
light and satisfaction.
This secret is easily understood
and simple to follow and it will save
you the expense of creams, cosmetics,
bleaches and forever give you a beau
tiful complexion and free your skin
from pimples, bad color, blackheads.
etc II alone is worth to you many
times the price we ask you to send
for the genuine diamond ring of lat.
st deFign.
We ST you this ring as one small
rofit abUso manufacturing cost. The
price IL less than one-half what others
charge. The recipe is free with ev-
cry ring.
II is a genuine rose cut diamond
ring Of sparkling brilliancy absolute
ly guaranteed. very dainty, shaped
like Belcher with Tiffany setting of
14Kt gold shell. at your local Jew
eler il would cost considerable more
than $200.
We mail you this beautiful com.
plexion recipe free when your order
IS received for ring and $500 in mon
ey order. stamps or bills Get your
order in before our supply is ex.
hausted.
This offer is made for a limited
time only as means OF advertising
and introducing our goods.
Send today before this opportunity
Is forgotten.
T. C. MosELEY.
80 East 23rd Street, New York City.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02

Mrs. Mary Bruggcr, of IS Full
mer Ave, whose picture appears
above, said she had been suffering
with stomach trouble for years. Hot
and cold flashes came over her at
times and a numbness Of the limbs.
At tinqcs felt so weak and worn
out | could hardly walk. took
Fer-Don's Medical Compound and
now ! am entirely cured.
Fcr-Don said that there were
over two thousand people called on
him TO purchase his remedies yes
terddy.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
Easily EKplalned.

The city boarder vas angry all
over
Look here!" he blurted. you told
me that you didn't put water in your
milk. found live evidence In the last
pail"
Live evidence" drawled the old
farmer blandly, What was II, neigh
bor?"
Why. | found a frog"
The old farmer laughed and stroked
his long yellow whiskers.
"Ha, ha! Don't let that worry you.
he answered. THAT thar frog came
from the food of the old brindic COW.
And what has she been eating?'
"Hops!"
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
Wrong Time.

II seems queer" remarked the
thoughtful thinker. that hammocks
are used only in the summer
What's queer about III" queiied
the dense person.
The experience OF the average man
would lead him TO believe they were
built for tho fall explained the
thoughtful thinker
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-10-02
BITS OF INFORMATION.


Golfers weekly and Lawson show
signs of disposition to clinch
The most remarkable method of de-
livering letters doubtless is that EN-
ployed by steamers passing the is
lands of the Tonga group In the Paci.
fic. On account of many reefs land.
ing is extremely dangerous, and the
few letters to be delivered are attached
to large skyrockets. which are fired
and reach shore in safety.
The warmer weather of late is hav.
ing a most beneficial effect on the
crops in Motifs, Eng. and at lowering.
ham by the side of the Trent
there is a field of oats which has at.
tanned the great hight of feet 4 i'm.
This Is most unusual length. and
will prove too much for the self-bind.
ers to reap when harvest day arrives.
A large Baptist church that stands
in the city of Santa Rosa, Califor'
MIA, enjoys the distiction of having
been constructed entirely from a sin.
gle tree. OF course, that includes the
woodwork of the structure. The tree
from which the timbers. lumber, and
shingles we're cut was giant Califor-
MIA redwood. A considerable quantity
of the lumber was left over after the
church building was completed. The
building has a spire 20 feet high; an
audience-room capable of seating 499
a parlor capable of seating eighty, a
pastors study IA feet by 20 feet, a
vestibule, and toilet-room.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

Silien til 8snnsr | geiterbeimen.
Bang, 6te Sttuber 1907.
o. @. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

Srgorsne Selse ps Torseir Scper.
Itab, hsgse 9rriter i ben 5orensoe
airte, er ipr en- 5iO iibeH penot tiIbase
iii fine 81 nisbepsr / 8iscpniin Os
Rinneipta, sitsr ct Selps | i'm Ssbe.
bpao Bang. Timber tit Opbolo Der al.
bolbtes @nbstienelie al 9prseir Seens'
aaiens 8irtstnpel Os al Selse ! Bangs
alrfe.
gesse er besauepe Rruo ps opstis
ae 9~rabifanisr, Der peo ri ptuoenoe
SGieu err iarlis itltfst for ben Gier'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
ser parTeoe baut, uaar Sare pal

Der parilebe bam, mar Sare bar
paafrroe.
Mcn aIaserte oper bans Rsoerier
bIep tillIlit iaa iterte, at Ser maatte
togeS | for IIpor, % | Ben Inleontng
~u6ienote, eiter bpon ser pioerc fortpI.
les, aongen en- gfocling anegte, iom
fog Hsueren tiIfdnge. ON 5orbpr
og llnberisaeIie bIep Der life Snle;
aneeteues @efaIireSmauO osmte
BAN pna itnoeuoe 600 til at bGuseS,
% @al9en blen reiit paa Den iaa.
faIbte @aIgerine peit for 9iosboug.
% Der bleo ban bPtat, og 2egcmet
bIep bGngenbe. til oct folbt fra bin.
duoen. Steoet bnor 8aIgen itoo, ri.
les en0nu, og Der or M peo 8rao-
ming fuuoet imulSreoe Ben OF Ren.
ueifetpnocr. Otter g~refutionen OF.
fsrte aneeterne ZIG | Heperens Siem
ielp iom Reuere. De p~Ipnoreoe og
brso iitpffer, oraf fig fuIbe 90 pinte
Rspereus Suitru % Cater. Men oa
ane9terncs 9efoIingsmaub FOB tungt,
IiiteSe @sberenS Cater iig fra bom oa
tog Ell 8rpoe fogenoe gor6, iom bun
bGIote oper BAN | Senaen, og fol.
oe6e BAN tiIosoe.
Seloe 8aIgetrGet, ser efter ligenNe
bar en- Stump al Ell SfibsmaIt. too
cnonu | t750.aareue. og 6olf bar
aIiio banae os Itpeoe Steoet; tbi Rs.
uercns @icnfGro Uiitc fig ltaoig Ser.
GnSmi Den DAG iSog / itormiuIoe
RGtter, raor belle Siser itoar | 9raat
og Sfum, % StranoIgberne goar og
leoer eiter grngeo6s, fan DC ofte ie
Ell mpitiif StiffeIie, iom tisler lon9s
Stronoen; ingen bar nogeniiloe feet,
bporfra ban fommer eller boor Der /
6,raqlpsntngen blir al BAN; ban ouf.
fer pIuoieIig op mart Der og mart
Der. Get or Stronorsperens aano.
iom gonr igien, og BET bar tioligere
ei piit Rerfe, at baooe nogen feet
bonn peo Stranbeny betsb Oct, at
grag bar / 8eute, og Sfibe itlrI6e
%forliie. - &c. q. &. / "Stap. slften.
bla0).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Sra eamIe Oaee.

! Stabanger MItieumS SomIir,,
ger forefinoeS Ell itor 9ronccfnap el,
Ter Glaoe, bois Centrum enocr | cr
Spios. Sette Smpffc, Der tilbsre,
Den Glore g%ronceaIoers 5io, er nun,
oct / ct meget fort mliret @rapfom
mer | Den iaafaIbte 2iosbaug, belig.
aenbe paa en- brat 9offe Iige peS
Srrepnnbets oeItIige 9reS.
Get mGgtige @raofommer, ser nj
er soelogt, bapoe fra uminoeIige 81
Der pPret cabinet | ben noroIigC
.SoGroGg, iaa bpem iom piIoe fumot
frpbe inc % no, % ct gnmmelt Sogr
beretter, at en- 8ifiugefonge baoot
boet | oct. Neget muIigt, at noget
ligger til 8ruuo for Sognet; tbi liae.
peb er funSet gifiueegraoe inSeboI,
oenbe Saaber 90 Smpffer ianrt Re,
tier al en- goao. 9esuSen forefinbes
Der | NGrbeoen of Sanger 3pine,
efter mango % fore gpsninser, Der
bar oPret beifpttebe af Sten. og Sern,
boIoe.
gf Sorben fan life ge6oerne a
bisie Somter bare Iepet; tbi Grim,
ben 6eitaar Inn al Sten og SIpoe,
ianb, boor De nsiiomite 8resarte,
neppe friiter 2ioet. Get ntaa bore
Sapet 90 Roo, Der bar poet gebo.
erue 2iOsopboIO, og Sagnet berettei
ogiaa, at gifingefonseu berieSe uiber
ON, 90 at be n9rmelte 8aarSe lac
unoer bans 89lSe.
Senere lnnat neSe / Sioen - fac
omfring 1550.aarene - be6oeoe en-
Stranorsper Steoet. BED oct n9r
~Iiggenbe SRber.Reu. bpor Sfi6e oc
Tom MI bar uointte for at itranoe
bite BON falife SpsiienaIer ON Rrt
terne og brnste iaaleoes en- RRuaot
Stibe | llIpffe. De al geiRtningerne
iom freIite zig fra at orufne. Ioe
ban libel og raneoe iaa | Sreo a
Siertens Chit. Snsen turoe optraot
moo aeperen, uagtet ban bar Ipi
frebIss og en- itor gris iut paa bans
Sopeo; tbi ban oar lin % mooig of
I 9eiiboelie al aipnpefrRfter. CT
ter bDoo Der berettes. itoo ban pac
goo SOB meo be omboen6e gsnSer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

Stotionen!" aIt bette iaa, % bsrtc
Ereiten. Gioen lit ban befrnftet, at
oct pirfeIis bar bpnnt.
"a Soleren par iina Hreit, .boeoe
Der | Sreorifsitao en- Mnno. ION pao.
itco, at han tunSe bsre % ie alt, iom
bGnote bans becite ge,t Tom boeoc |
e. anben gu. Gnsang traf Saleren
bom ca fortalte BAN ON en- epentpr.
lre Sart, Tom en- Sfonaser | @amIe.
bpen netpp bapoe bart paa ct Ssflaf.
San nar neo enbel onore noe % H.
ifet. ba Sien pIuoielig brco op %
oeIte iig op. Ge anbre frcIite iia
ilono peo at boppe fra 6lnf iii SIot,
mea ban orep tilbans lauas belle Spo.
iibea al aragersen og opoper lanas
Snsplanoet til Strsmtaugen. Ser
fom ban neb | en- aroen StrsmIpt-
hing, iont fsrte bonr nboper belt til
Seiter, hpor ban Tom ilano oe iioen
blep rebbet. Gfterretningen ON Reb-
ningeu bar netop fommet. ga,
ieg ina BAN belle Siben belt til han
tom til Strsmtaueen" jogbe ben
&Iaripnte rolig. ba ban bapoe bert
Siitorien men 90 ban 'taf iii.
bans, funbe ies life ic bom mere"
"Spor bar on bennc oa?"
ipurete SaIcren.
Seq Ioa ipg hienme."
"Nfen bborior fortaIte on ingeu
ON bet?"
~sla, be piIoe life bo troS ooa set.
Seq bar fortoIt Dem mceet for, men
De Ter bare at set oa tror, of ieg er
GAL"
gr oct life rofiaa mGrfelig. at oa-
iaa for benne IanS ipreS SonS at
BABE pirfet fom en- ISOLATION. San
fitnbe ie, inoIpnge oct off Ianas
2anb, men life, ba oct bar tiIbdps.
Saleren piIoe life iiee, at bans
5orfIaring paa bisie Srnomer Dor
Den rigtige, mar ban trof en- InaIooi
meIlem Dem og ben traaolgie Sele.
graf. Sra set SteS, bpor 9ceipen.
beben forcsaar, nogaor Der euilaas
9sleer. Sc trGffer oS oIe, men DC
opfattes Inn Der, boor 9eroerne for
Spn, SsrieI eller SsIeIie err oiItemte
iuit til at moStoge De 9sIgcr - moi.
agtig Tom DC traaoIsie Rootagerappa.
rdter.
Haar oct gi9Iber Dem, Tom paa'
itaar, at De fan ie inb | 5remtibeu,
pilbe Solereu iige, at ban itiaet fig
meaet ifeptiif.
Den opennpbnte gamIe Game for,
uoiagoe ofte cling. iom ifuIbe bpnoe.
If og til ilog oct til; andre 8ouge
Hog Def fell. 90 iaabau er oct oeIaa
ofte eIlers meo oisie gbner. 9e err
life p~aoIiSeIi9c. SeIp en- beremt
StsrreIie iom "giSfmt" tog at og
til 9rinoig fell, booo Saleren ieIp
bapbe oplepet meb en- Gut, iom Dor
foumet bort, og iom Iisfmt "ioa"
Iiggenbe 900, mems ban par I goo
@ebolo paa en- SGter. Wan forIsger
at. ie, tnger Snntaiien til Si9Ip, mar.
rer iig ielu og bIir til Scar. Den gei
tor oct fomme til at gaa meb Slst.
%titmguttelL % Den Sci bill oct aoa
meO mango uerbcie Eerioner, beriom
DC begpnoer at faa Salucirotioner
- oerium oet oa life enSer mco Sal.
fob. Ger man Spuer, og bsrer man
Sister. er oct iifreit itrar at aaa til
Softoreu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Ct siatiat epsrasmaaI. gnFer

vi ntHHNf SppturHIuul. Nnllct
De at tage til | Ingt, fna appetit,
nooc forfriIfenoe gspn og fcle. at
bper 5iber % Wfiiifel | Deres 2egeme
.itprfes og fornpes bespno oa at tase
Or. Beters alrifo. alereoe ben
.ferite 8IaTfe bil fsre Dem ben paa
SeIbreSeIiens @ei, 90 De bill naores
oper, bporior Te life bar brnet ben
for. SIR. 3. 8. Siint5inser. Seba.
non 0eb., ifripenoe ON &urifc, tiger
bIanot onoet: Seq funbe bperfcn
ipiie caer iope og Leo ioa meget, at
Cohen piloe bare pGret en- Sinoring.
Seq table % Euno | 8egt. Spsrgs'
maaIet bar: ~Spao tan pi finoe paa,
iom ban bill ipiie?" Sioen ies be.
gpnote at bruge alirifo er Spcrgs-
maaIet: "Spor fan ri faa NOT for
bam til at ipiie?" Seq taffer @lo
for, at Ceres aurifo forn mig ib9noe,
for life iee alene, men andre ligeIaa'
bel tiger, at ies piloe bape pGret 600,
ON ieg life babe erbolot oenne Reoi.
cin."
Or. Geters aiirifo inbtager en-
Ilaos for fig ielp paa Mebicinens
Smraaoe. Zen er paientlis forifiel.
Zig ira andre Mebiciner. Gen fan
erboIbes af ipeciele Gsenter eIer So
brifanterne, Or. Geter Sobrnep &
Sons Co., 112-11S 60. &opne
Ipe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12
Orb CT Orb, 90 Wano CT
@anO.

geriens anben Some blep farlis ips.
Otter at ben iilfaIote H9se bapbe un'
bsriggt beube, LOB ban | Samtalens
Sob fable forblommebe Ytrinser ON, at
bet pilbe bliue en- lang Us ~belpGrlis Sur,
iaa Gerien maatte pGre iorberebt paa,
at bet piloe TONNE til at foIte BAN
Tense.
9oftpren tienbie uemlis Gerien fra
for. 5 5ru 8erieu ben iprites 3io
bar ban nemlis psiaa bIeuen ~tilfaIot;
ps ba baobe 8erien afforoeret meb BAN,
at ban ituIbe bare 40 &rpner ipr at
belbrebe 5ruen. Men iaa opbe bun;
% ba 99sen ~forlanste lit Sonprar,
bleo Ierlen meset forurbret Os ipurste,
ON bet par paa ben Maabe, ban bels
brebebe Soil. Sort iast, 3iiputen
enbte meb, at Spftoren maatte neie ia
meb bet balpe.
Senne Gang bible ban berfpr bore
fig libt iuriistisere 40 ps urge for, at
&pntrafteu bleu flarere ps tpoeligere
a~ifattet.
~8Ubt", iasbe 9erien, "8e ifal iaa
SO &rpuer for 9eres Srpberi; os benz
Ifal Be babe enten De belbreber benoe
e1er ilaar beuoe ibiel."
9ermsb par 9uftoren ~iornsiet.
Saa git Der en- IA Cages Gib, ps
Sru Gerien ben anoen bpbe.
ROgle Gage eiier Sesrauelien inbs
ianbt 9Geen Jig for at bente fine Gense.
Gen af SOrs bpbt bpiebe Gnfemonb
tos meset uenlis intob BAN % BAD bam
tage SLABS, meoens be pronebe fit Mels
lempGrenpe.
"5srenb ri eaar n9rmere inc paa
Sasens 9etalier, Sr. 9oftur", iaspe
8srieu, "iaa bar les fun ct Gar Spsrss.
maal at eisre Gem @ibners Spers
per: Sur De laaet min Spne ibief?".
"Soao meme De? Slaaet benbe
ibjel-nei oiit iffe!"
"Sar De bn belbrebet benbe?"
"gtei-besp9rre!"
"8e inbrpmmer %altiaa, at De bpcr.
Ten bar belbreoet benbe eler 1laaet BEN.
be libel? Sc bar berfor, iislse Dor
Gitale, ~insentius at forore. Seq er en-
rimelis Manb, iOm life uil at nosen
ifal sjure npset iur mig for intel, -pil
De mObtase bisie rs aroner, iaa er ri
tpit?"
9uftoren beb Zig / 2Gberne os fpitte.
reoe.
ASfulbe ri TO fan npset at beitile
meb ~bueranbre ensans til Der | 2ipst,
min fjnre Ierien," iasce ban, ipet ban
trat fine Sanoiter paa, 1iaa ital en-
Suriii ppi9tte &%Ontratten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

"&uriaren" brinser fslsenbe digit til
IbOmaiine Sic:
en- 16rempnt8 bar ou for bin Wano,
on fit bum fra &c n M aIitrpmS 5" Brant
% gap BAN @oo til at "@ az paa",
til ban bet "faite Sorlano" iaa.-
Saa bIep ban 2obs for Npr9es 2ano
% fprte ps runot SpIt ps Strano.
Sppr Sarten git / SIR, / Norb,
bar "2pofens Su II" meo pntboro.
Set pil til fierre Slaster saa:
A@t SamGip" bebre inseu iaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-12

Dn a nss aasarrh I ssHus ssu At eansst sas an,
aabs esseonms t~iIenmsS. % ben bks us6i b
fbfs iaa aar aHisst ism zatIbrseetis. Suozss. nszss
aar rrfiare sasrrxs oen for Gu ioiaI esseDn %
lerrfres IotaIs Rsofr % ea h ifts opnaass esIbrs.
belle p<s Total eebaEbItHa sEflarset b esa tot nttL.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-03-05
RUFF sPARRlNG FOR TIME.
His Latest Movements to Postpone
Prosecution.

San Francisco. March 4.-In what
his accusers decry as IAN effort to
accomplish indefinite delay inthe Grim
inal proceedings against him." Abra-
ham Ruef today caused his bondsmen
to surrender him to the sheriff and
then went before Superior Judge Heb
bard with an application for a tenn
porary writ in the matter of five fell
ony counts returned against him by
the grand jury. Judge Hebbard denied
the writ but granted the defendants
application for a writ Of error. This
has the effect of staying the trial and
enabling an appeal.
RueTs attorneys have made appli-
cation to the United States supreme
court for a permanent writ of error,
which. should it he granted, would re-
licve the accused from further pros
ecution for the felonies on which he
stands indicted.
Ruef bases his appeal to the highest
court on the constitutional contention
already denied bv two superior judges.
that one Of the members Of the grand
jury was disqualified as a grand jur-
or because he had served ON "a petty
jury the preceding year and that
therefore the indictments are void.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-03-05
TAME FINISH
OF FIFTY-NINTH
Ship Subsidy Bill Talked
Into Eternity
President Good Natured
But Announced He Would
Be Heard From Later.

Washington. March with a new
record for large appropriations and
far reaching legislation the fifty-ninth
congress was brought TO a close short
ly after noon today. The last few
hours We're tame by comparison with
what had been expected. Long before
noon Gallinger's fight for the passage
of the ship subsidy bill had been aban-
doned and the filibuster against it con-
Quoted by Carmack being no longer
necessary, he surrendered the floor.
Much to the disappointment of the
galleries. extreme fatigue. due To the
continued night sessions, had dampen-
ed the effect on many congressman and
the usual excessive last day enthu-
siasm was confined to less than hall
the membership.
President Roosevelt. with the cabinet.
White House staff and number of
guests occupied the presidents room in
the senate wing. At a table i'm the CEN
ter Of the room he signed the bills as
they were enrolled and presented To
him.
When the members committee with
the information that congress was
READY 10 duJoutH. Hdu u'HN'I'u i'9
message the president thanked them
for the laws that had been enacted.
but added with "a smile that he still had
several bills that would be heard from
in the future.
Vice President Fairbanks and Speak
or Cannon received the thanks Of the
minority for the impartial manner in
which they had presided over the de-
liberations of the two houses. Both
made speeches expressing gratitude at
the words Of appreciation.