davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
PLAN TO FIGHT DISEASE.
Druggists Will Battle Stomach Trou-
bles in Phoenix.

The increase Of stomach troubles in
Phoenix has led the Larson Drug Co.
TO take effective measure to combat
the disease They have the local agen-
cy for Mi-o-na stomach tablets. and in
order to induce people suffering with
weak stomach OF indigestion 10 use
the remedy, offer TO supply it with
the distinct understanding that mon
ey will be refunded in every case
where IL does not cure.
Mi-o-na is not a mere digestive. but
an absolute strengthened and builder
I'D OF the whole digestive tract. II
you suffer with headaches. giddiness
palpitation. bad taste in the mouth,
nervousness. coated tongue. distress
after eating use Mj-o-na and see how
quickly these symptoms Of a weak
stomach will disappear
The remedy strengthens the muscu-
lar walls OF the stomach and increases
the flow of gastric juices so that
ncurishment is extracted from the food
and the refuse is expelled without the
aid OF purgative or laxative medicines
Remember that the Larson Drug Co
give a guarantee to refund the money
unless it cures. They take all the risk
and there is no danger of your losing
anything except indigestion when you
buy a 50-cent box Of Mi-o-na.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
NOT REAL MONEY
To Be Used in Paying the Missouri
Pacific Dividend.

New York, Dec. 90 The directors
of the Missouri Pacific today declared
a semi-annual dividend of pa per
cent. payable in the company's stock
George ]. Gould. president of the
company gave out the following state
ment: although the surplus actual
and estimate for the last six months
of the year amply warranted the pay
ment Of a dividend at the regular rate
the management felt that under pre-
sent financial and business conditions
it would be iniudicious to weaken the
company by disbursing cash
The Wells Fargo Express company
directors declared a regular semi an
nual dividend OF five per cent.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
THE SUPERIOR AND
BOSTON COPPER co.
A Report to Stockholders of Develop
ment Work Done During 1907.

Under date OF December report
has been issued TO the stockholders
Of the Superior and Boston Copper CO.,
from 1.-THE home office in Houghton.
Mich. an advance copy Of which has
been sent to The Republican. 4 per-
uSaI must satisfy the reaGer that the
company has been engaged. and with
notable success. in exploiting its prop
erty thoroughly. and that II is not SUI
fering from a lack of funds TO do so.
The financial statement shows that
over sos. 600 has been spent in devel-
opment and over $4,000 for machinery,
while there is over $4,000 IN the treas
ury in cash The capital stock Of the
company is sl.500.O00. and the par
value of shares is SO. The officers OF
the company are. James Chynoweth
president: John II. Rice, vice pdesi-
dent: William G. Rice. secretary and
treasurer. These gentlemen. with
Norman W Haire and Henry V. Smell
comprise the board of directors. The
report tsays in part;
The mineral lands controlled by
the Superior and Boston Copper COM
pany. and upon which mining opera
lions have been conducted since its
organization. comprise in all forty
FIVE mining claims. or approximately
500 acres. located in the Globe Mining
district. ella county. Arizona. which
with the advent of the Arizona Com
cercial railroad. recently constructed
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
Tilt SHELLY CASE
AND TIE GRAND JURY
The Jury's Report in ignoring the
Charges Against the District At
torney.

Last evening the grand jury return
ed a partial report generating Dis
trict Attorney Shelley from the charg-
Is filed against him. says the Tomb
stone Prospector OF Tuesday. The
jury had many witnesses before them
and deliberated upon the case all day
yesterday. the findings clearing that
official of the charges and thereby dis
missing all proceedings and temporary
suspension. The report filed, is as
follows:
We the grand jury. do hereby re-
specially report. that we have inves-
tigated the charges made by the board
of supervisors to Hon. W. c. Foster.
public examiner in their letter of date
December Il. 1907. copy OF which is
hereto attached. and also the matter
contained in the letter 10 Hon. Jos.
II. Kibbey. governor of thte Territory
Of Arizona, suspending r. w. Shelley
from the Office of district attorney Of
Cochise county. until proceedings are
begun and determine under provisions
of Article 2. Title ., Removed Civil
Officers" Of the penal code; and find
that the charges contained in that
letter to the public examiner and the
matters on account of which the gov
ernOr suspended said F. W. Shelley
are not substantiated by the evidence;
and we make no accusation against
said +. w Shelley for any wilful OF
corrupt misconduct in Office.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

which were the pick of the crowd were
chosen to hold up the honor OF Phoe-
nix. Gary Block. the, Prescott coach.
acted as referee and his decisions were
considered "a square deal" Dick
Creager acted as lineman and engi-
Ineered the work of keeping the crowd
off the gridiron while the teams were
in the scrimmages.
The first half which was twenty-five
minutes duration was a pretty even
break between the two eleyens and no
scores were made. The Tigers made
their scores in the last ten minutes Of
play in the second half. The first
four points were the result OF drop
kick by Capt Tyson from the twenty
yard line. well executed piece OF
work A touchdown added five points.
Prescott attempted a forward pass but
fuupbled and lost the ball. Tom
O'Donnell who recovered IL had an al
most clear field and ran forty yards
10 the goal. Mclean and Casey. the
ends for the Tigers. played an all
round good game and materially help
ed To break up the formations of the
Mile High squad Rhodes and Slater.
two old time players of the Tigers,
We're not in the lineup. being out of
the city. SO that substitutes We're used.
The Tigers are managed and coach
ed by Buel Maple who is rather proud
of the work of his ferocious and man
eating kickers OF the pigskin. IL Is be-
| ing planned to bring the Prescott
eleven to Phoenix on New Years day
for second game. A contest here be-
tween the two squads would draw
largely and would be well worth while.
Full arrangements have not yet been
made. II Prescott comes. the team will
be given the best Of treatment by the
home boys. and can be assured Of a
good crowd.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
MIND
IS MADE UP
As Disclosed IN Argument
IN the Walsh Case
Judge Anderson Gives In
timatiOn of His Opinion
of the Defendant.

Chicago, Dec. 26.-Attorneys for
John r. Walsh today made a motion
that the pending case in the federal
district court be taken from the jury
because OF the alleged failure of the
government to prove that any financial
losses had occurred as a result OF the
transactions Of Walsh as president OF
the Chicago National bank; also be-
cause of the alleged failure of the
government to show that any Of the
facts charged had been committed
with the intent TO defraud. Extended
arguments followed. Attorney Miller.
acting for Walsh. saying that the as
ISOLATED banks bylaws provided that
the president should be the manager
and controller of all its affairs.
The evidence so far tends to show. ?
interrupted Judge Anderson. that the
defendant attempted TO serve two
masters. and that is always a difficult
thing TO do
But ii is not criminal" broke in
Miller. Miller argued that the govern
ment had failed to prove that the va
rious memorandum notes issued by
Walsh were fictitious.
of course they were fictitious"
said the judge: they were clearly de-
ceptive. Every time one OF them was
entered upon the books of the bank
II was a false entry"
Miller contended that the practice
of using memorandum notes had the
sanction of the bank examiners.
II do not care about that" said the
Judge Any comptroller or bank ex-
aminer who does that connives agains;
the law and neglects his duty. Had
the comptroller and bank examiners
done their duty the conditions which
the evidence shows existed would not
have gone as far as they did. and this
bank would have been closed up long
I before
Regarding the investments in the
various Walsh enterprises. Miller ar
gued that the defendants action wa:
/ for the benefit of the blink.
1 And this done all for the benefit
of the bank and not for himself?' said
! Judge Anderson. How did it CONS
that this officer got s1,4OO.OOO of th'
/ stock while the bank got bonds? Fol
the purpose of illustration only / vii
say this: II sent man out for ms
to obtain securities for the purpos'
of protecting some debt that was ow'
ing to me. and 1 got nothing bu
bonds while he got s1,4O0.000 worth %
stock, he and I would have it on
right there and them
Judge Anderson overruled the mo
ton to take the Walsh case from tn
jury Attorney Miller was Interrupts
during his argument for defense b,
the Judge. who said, ut is unneces
sary for you to talk longer. From
the evidence presented it does not ap
pear wise for me to decide this cas-
myslf II is therefore useless for yo'
to talk further. The more you dis
cuss the thing the worse 1t looks I
me. The motion is overruled."
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

give the property direct rail connec-
ton with the Old Dominion smelter.
In October OF this year. final payments
were made on bonds covering twenty
two of the claims, ana deeds convey
ing them to the company have been
received. The remaining claims COM
prising the group are still held under
bond, the balance of the purchase
price being s25e.000. of which $780,
OOO is payable Mo- 3. 1908. and Sl5G.-
600 January 20. 1903. Active mining
operations were begun about January
first Of the present year. and between
that date and December l. total OF
1853 feet OF development work has
been done. which has been confined
TO the exploration and development
OF three faults or veins. known to
traverse Superior and Boston territory.
namely. the Black Hawk. Buckeye and
Limestone (so-called).
Then follows a detailed description
of the development work done on
each claim. after which the report
says further:
In prosecuting the development
work in hand. no special effort has
been made 20 find ore. and what we
have encountered has come in in the
regular and necessary course of the
work. and we have today, on the
Limestone and Black Oxide dumps
alone. fully fifteen hundred tons
OF ore that will run from four
to ten per cent copper. saying nothing
of the ores of lower grades. all of
which has been taken from sinking
and drifting alone. no stopping hav-
ing been done up to the present time.
This ore carries silver values and an
excess of iron. which will provide a
substantial revenue aside from that
received for the copper.
The work thus far accomplished.
and the results attained, have sur
passed the expectations of the man
agement. for, as will appear from the
report. good stopping ground has al
ready been opened on the Black OK
ide and Limestone claims. and in con-
junction with the development work
in hand it is planned now to immedi-
ately begin mining this ore. There is
also every warrant for the belief that
the Great Eastern will soon become
regular producer. Your directors
have taken counsel OF mining men
experienced in their profession. and
without exception. all have assured
them that with depth. high grade
I sulphide ore would be encountered
which is amply justified by the re-
markable developments IN the Old
{ Dominion mine within the past year
The following buildings have been
Z constructed. namely. an office build
/ ing. consisting of two 14xl4 rooms
and one 14x1S room, a boarding house
/ 50x20 with a 12x20 ell. bunk houses
/ one 70x32, and one 12x24. Engine and
I boiler room (Great Eastern) 76x32;
carpenter shop and store room. 16xS6
and a stable, 16x36. Engine room a
( Limestone. 6x10; blacksmith shop
7 l2x1e: a building for blower and
I blower engine at Black Oxide. ska
and ore bins al Black Oxide TUNE
2Ox12 in cross-cut section.
The machinery and equipment a.
the mine is sufficient for presen'
needs: however. as the work pro-
I crosses. the plant will be strengthened
as the necessities of the situation may
demand"
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
CLAIRVOYANT
q n''''a
Frances Majenda

The greatest living Astral Trance
Clairvoyant. can and win help you.
DO you know what you are best
adapted for?
Are you separated from the one you
love-
Are you in trouble Of any kind. dis
Cnntented. unhappy or not satisfied
in life. or have you any domestic or
rast troubles that annoy you? But no
matter what your troubles may be you
VIII be told OF them and receive proper
advice and help.
The power TO cOntrol-how to be
master and ruler Of your own home
and affairs. Is your husband. wife
or sweetheart Indifferent to you? Are
YOU occupying the position in life that
YOU are qualified for? Do You wish To
possess the key to the vaults Of love,
friendship. success and fame? Know
the secret Of control-the power 10 in
spire trust and confidence and win
success in business. social or financial
life Arise. throw off thy shackles. .
Exchange sorrow for joy. darkness for
light. BE master of your own des-
tiny" MAJENDA viii show you the
way.
Hours: 10 to $3.50 daily and sun
day
Half price this week.
y Monroe St The Alamo
Second door east Of Postoffice.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
BURNING SNOW SHEDS.
An Application TO the Southern Paeif'
ic in Northern California.

Sacramento, Dec. Pa fire which
started early this morning in the
Southern Pacific snow sheds a shori
distance east of Cisco tied up traffic
on the line "over the hill' until late
this afternoon. when it was cleared.
The fire caught from the burning
wreckage of four freight cars which
were demolished in a collision with a
locomotive. Two hundred feet OF
sheds were burned before the fire
could be extinguished.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
RACE WAR IMMINENT
Resulting From the Oklahoma Hang
ing % Negro.

Henrietta, Okla, Dec. 26.-With
every available fighting man sworn in
as deputies and only 1900 rounds of
ammunition in the city. Henrietta is
fearing a deadly race war as a result
Of the lynching of James Garden. a
negro. Reports Of armed negroes adj
vancing upon the town have been re-
ceived by both the Wildcat and Clear
view settlements.
Thirty five negroes heavily armed
passed through wildcat today incit-
ing the blacks to revolt. They are
camped near the rievr ten miles from
Henrietta.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
INDIANIANS OUT
FOR FAVORlTt sun
A Meeting Of Republicans Adopt Res
oIutions Endorsing Fairbanks Can
didacy.

Indianapolis, Dec. 2e-ResolutionS
were adopted today at the biennial
love feast of Indiana republicans urg-
ing the nomination of Fairbanks for
president. The resolutions were in
troduced by Governor Hanley and
adopted with a round of cheers by
1000 or more active workers of the
state who were present. Senator
Beveridge presided and made the
PRINCIPAL address.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
THE LOVERS.

+. p Howard. the "Old Master
Painter" painter of the dog and cradle
picture in oil on exhibition in the win
dow of the Boston store. commenced
work tbs morning on a French club
room picture. The Lovers" this is
the painting that set Hot Springs wild.
This painting will be on exhibition in
some popular resort when completed.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
Polytechnic
Business College
OAKLAND, CAL.
Twelfth and Harrison SITS.

Onc.l Capital Stock Sl0O.OOOOO.
Great Business Training School
of the West. over 1000 students at
tending this year. Finest Building
and Equipment in the L. s. Nation
al reputation for high grade work.
Endorsed by Oakland Chamber OF
Commerce and leading educators
throughout the West. Home in
nuences. Ideal climate. Terms low.
Positions for all graduates.
Complete courses in Business
Training, Shorthand, Typewritins,
u hiking. also Civil, Electrical, Min
ir.s and Mechanical Engineering.
Conducts SPECIAL SCHOOL OF
TELEGRAPHY for Southern Pa
eife Railroad Co., and prepares oP.
orators for positions, $50 to SIS per
mo.
Write for catalogue stating course
desired.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

10000
TREES AND PLANTS
AT WAGNER'S NURSERY.

Umbrella trees PIE each and up
Ash trees .lc each and up
Mulberry trees ........5c each and up
Orange trees .........5c each and up
Fruit trees ..........2O each and up
Ornamental Fan and Date Palms,
....... sc each and up
> varieties Hedge Plants. sc each up
Grapes ...-.-.....-....5c each and up
My fruit trees have been inspected
by proper authority. II will pay you
to g, me and see me at the nursery,
:. ii a mile south OF Eastlake Park. r.
r. D., No. /.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27
GOT OvER The SCARE.

New York. Dec. 26-Today was the
date of the expiration of the sixty
day withdrawal notices required by
the savings banks. in the height of the
panic in October. Scarcely a depOsitor
called for money.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

The moon gives back reflected light,
The planets do the same:
But Donofrio's candies bright,
Shine with their own bright flame.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-27

Join the Association now forming
then join the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
RICE hhD HIS
WORK FOR kAU...I

do you think am sent here 10 see
our island slighted?" said Hon c. a.
Rice. of Kauai. yesterday. referring to
the share spent On Kauai out Of the
total Of 1855, 03s-17 expended from the
Loan Fund and explaining his actions
in the House in reference 10 items Of
appropriation and expenditures.
Here are the figures continued the
fighting member from the closed is
land. The Territory has had expend-
ed 1872 929. So out Of sSs1.1s0 appropriat-
ed from the new loan fund bin; Maui
has drawn OF this amount $500. Ha-
waH s1a.72 Oahu s2s.sg7 and Kauai
only s1s475.
For our island s4s,5Oo had been ap-
propriated from the loan fund and
there are not even contracts drawn for
any part Of this amount, while existing
contracts call for s25s, as for the other
islands.
DO you think 1 am here TO allow
Kauai To BE- slighted and overlooked
like this? All the satisfaction 1 can
ger from the Department Of Public
Works is that there Is no money spent
because Of the orders Of the Governor
The Governor IS a resident Of Oahu
and he sees that a good share OF the
Oahu appropria ton Is spent
He tells me that new appropriations
viii have to be made now for our public
works. He tells me that he has plans
for 1000 Of the available cash bal
ance Of $158.oo0 On hand. but he refuses
information as TO where this amount
Is 10 GO
r.'Now have some rights on MY side
over these appropriation items and l
am going TO fight for this right until
the Governor sees Il u give some good
reasons why kaual-s money has not
been spent Why. even that amount
Of SlS4 was spent on Kauai b. acci-
dent. tue Public Works Department
starting II and doing that amount De-
fore the Governor called them OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21

An attempt 10 ger rope placed at
the bottom Of the harbor. al least IN
evidence. SO as 10 prove it never was
there. was the occasion Of a battle
royal in the Federal court yesterday
afternoon Messrs. McCIanahan and
Derby for the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co. were putting on rebuttal to the de-
Tense Of the North American Dredging
Co, owning the Hbeled dredge Pacific
and Messrs. Watson. Stanley and
Frank were heading them of al every
turn
Judge Dole repeatedly ruled that IL
belant could not on rebuttaI adduee
proof that there was no other wire
cable than that mooring the dredge
which could have fouIed the steamship
SIheria's propeller and caused the dam
age Of $50. zoe worth claimed Mr.. Nc
CIanahan contended. a score OF times.
hat his side had right 10 rebuff an
inference left by Captain 8IHler's
evidence that the old hulk Mok0ln had
been moored by a wire cable in such
position and at such a time. as 10 make
the cable liable TO have been the one
that wound itself around the Siberia
propeller. He was allowed 10 try on
one question after another. John Young
Of Young Bros. being the witness. but
Reporter Deas was kept as busy strik-
ing out as he was taking down the evil
dence-
Mr. McClanahan part Of the time
paraded Up and down carrying in his
hand a section OF twisted and jag
ended wire cabie-a fearsome looking
weapon-as he almost Plaintively ex-
pressed his certain conviction that, in
the argument. Mr. Frank would drag
that Mokolii wire rope up out of the
ooze and shake ii in the face of justice.
That is why he wanted to prove that
there vas no such rope in the way Of
the Siberia's propeller.
Altogether il was as fine a forensic
battle. on both sides. as has been
fought in a local court for some time
There was withal no loss Of temper at
the bar. while Judge Dole exhibited a
patience that merited his canonization.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
BOYS LONG JOURNEY.

\ Grscian bay. 70 years old whose
name requires twenty three letters II
the spelling q t. arrived in - LOUIS
name and all last week AFTER
50urueyI1E alone more than seven
thousand miles When he reached tne
Union station there was tag o. MS
coat which showed that h11s-a1teEaos
Arge-opu5os tr1e name1 was bound Tor
the home u his father. Nicholas Az
Earopul1z- No AZ South Broadway
and would the officials please see Irlat
Is reached his destination hon-
Sta-te-cs vas unable u speak 7yor2
II English. but he received MUCH al
te-tiu1 or the train from Boston 70
St Louis and kind passengers fairy
overloaded kl- with good Things -
eat The boy sailed from the Plra=-ls-
Greece. about three weeks ago
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
NOTICE TU CREDITORS.
ESTATE ELIZABETH WRIGHT.

ESTATE ELIZABETH WRIGHT.
The undersigned having been duly
appointed the administrator Of the es-
tate of Elizabeth Wright. late OF Ho,
nolulu. County Of Oahu. Territory OF
Hawaii, deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
to present their claims against the Es-
tate Of said Elizabeth Wright. duly
authenticated. whether secured By
mortgage or otherwise. TO the under.
signed at his Office. No. 81 Merchant
street. Honolulu aforesaid, within stA
months from the date hereof. or theS
viii be forever barred
And all persons indebted TO said es-
tate are hereby requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated. Honolulu. February 27th, 1907.
CECIL BROWN,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Eliza
beth Wright, deceased
Feb. 2S-Mch. 7-14-21-2S. 1850
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLEET

The :. ;. Nebraskan OF the Amerie an
Hawaiian : ; Company Is expected
70 arrive kere March 90 from San
Francisco with mainland passengers
The 5. :. Nevadan Is also 70 return
tie next trip with passengers as pas
seneer license viii have been secured
for her b. that time. The 5. s. Mis-
sour and s :. Maine, the newly pur-
chased vessels q the line, are reported
to have passenger accommodations Of
about SO cabin and 800 steeraee. The
Missouri Is expected out here IN about
a month The company has put out
from four 70 fve million dollars. for
new steamships within the last year.
as three are naw N the course al con
srruet1on On the Pacific coast
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21
NOTICE TO KAlLUKU SUGAR co.
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby given tnat the stock
books Of the above company viii be
closed 10 transfers from March 10Th
70 goth. both dates inclusive
All arrangements as 10 the disposal
Of fractional shares between sharehold-
ers must Be made before March Goth.
and fun payment Of par value Nleo
per share) OF the new issue Of March
31st. 20 which shareholders have sub
scribed. must be made on OF before
March Goth. Payment to be made at
the Office o: @ Brewer * Co, Ltd.
Queen street. Honolulu.
GEO. H. ROBERTSON.
Treasurer. Waikiki Sugar Co.
Dated. Honolulu. March 18th. 1907.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-21

Thomas, sailed from Honolulu, March
Il for Guam and Manila.
Logan. sailed from Honolulu for Guam
and Manila. Feb Il
Burerd, al San francisco
Sherman. sailed from Honolulu for san
Ere ncisco, March s.
Sheridan. at San Francisco.
Dix, sailed from Honolulu for Seattle,
March -
Am. bktn- Hawaii, Gunderson. New
castle. March 20.