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Arizona republican., 1907-12-17
PEOPLE
OF DISCRIMINATION RECOGNIZE A
GIFT OF QUALITY

always a feeling that accompanies the purchase of gift that know the dOnee will appreciate You've had that feeling in the of life ably. It's the feeling that a when a clothes that exactly
 My enthusiasm over these Russian Brass goods due trely thorough knowledge of them antiques in general Now I'm crank about these things I've a fo he | obtained the license the United with the country myself just they is love- just like gardener loves his horse started the curio business in Phoenix because knew that line in which my friends that could hold their confidence it Being world very readily people who bought being humbugged every by posters who sold fake dealers are honest at heart but ignorant
 They didn't of a tell the when they being fOrte why I practice good of my friends well as Tor myself
 On my last trip Europe I this it. and l knew would you That son bought much of it. By raking quantity sians have beaten this brass into neone won der why Russian s Russians the only real artists hammering if some fellow who has not been brought from his childhood undertakes hammer will
 of it. The traditions of these Russian brass makers II nothing but brass When you buy a piece of this goods you can be that halo of antiquity crouches around the who did ework point the tS you 0a pair of minutes the points of artistic worth about
 And about to forget about these Navajo Blankets You of know that stock of Navajo is the largest in Arizona and that make standing offer $100O not genuine Now Navajo Blankets increasing in price day just like Maricopa County When buy Blankets and Rugs from this store you have the sas faction of selecting from the best collection in captivity in Arizona There's shade and style and will wish.
 is and dumb there is much it if you take a and talk and while it a rather personal will proved true of these
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17
FOR NOMINATION OF HUGHES.

New York Rec. 16.-The Republican club at a meeting tonight voted to call a special meeting on Monday to con- slider a resolution advocating the nom ination of Governor Hughes as candi- date for president.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17

MONEY TO LOAN.-K you want to build and need some money, come and see me; my rates are the lowest. n F. Pascoe. no North Center Street
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17

FOR RENT-Fiye-room house on north 2nd Avenue. unfurnished- F. F. Pascoe. Real Estate Loans and Insur- ance. 1lO North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17

Yours truly,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09

or the lest coon hunting dogs possible
to obtain arrived at the Mills home in
Tarrytown. y. Y, says a Poughkeepsie
correspondent of the New York Sun.
Sheriff Chanler has new idea in
coon hunting, and the other night the
young women in question, together
with several other young men and wO-
men, went hunting for coons, and IN
their search through the dark woods
roman candles were used in large
quantities. Whenever Il tree was found
In which a coon had taken refuge sew
eral of the party would get under
meath and shower the branches with
roman candles.
The coons were wise, however, on
this particular night, and, while sew
eral were frightened into showing
themselves, no one fired lucky shot
and no coons were bagged. The sheriff
has been hunting for three successive
nights, each time with a different par
ty, and his luck has been very poor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
NEWS OF THE NEIGT1BORS

favor the repeal of the prohibitory ami
mulct laws of the state of Iowa, and
an enactment in lieu thereof of a jul
dicious high license law, giving to
each municipality in the state, full
power to adopt such police reguli-
lions with reference to the subject, as
will best meet the views of such mu-
inequalities, and be it further, Resolv-
ed, that the mulct law is by us deenl-
ed a disgraceful makeshift, born of the
political necessity of the republican
party, and that it is not defensib'a.
either on the score of principle ~
upon any other theory, excepting poll
tics, and very bad politics, at that. Re
solved further, that we recommend to
the truly liberal people of this city,
county and state that the only way 70
get rid of this unwise legislation, be
gotten as an eXpedient, is to vote the
democratic ticket at all elections, and
thus compel the dominant party to re
peal this legislation, or to make a rea'
sonable modification thereof so that il
will be the equivalent of high IL
cense law"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09

I owe a debt of gratitude that cal
never be paid off, writes G. S. CLARK,
of Westfield, Iowa, ''for my rescue
from death, by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. Both lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed Imminent,
when | commenced taking New Dis
covery. The ominous dry hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used, and two more bottles made 4
complete cure" Nothing has ever
equaled New Discovery for coughs,
colds and all throat and lung com
plants. Guaranteed by all druggists.
soc and $100. Trial bottle free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
RABBITS CLEVER STUNT.
How He Lures Dogs to Death-Many
Valuable Animals Killed.

How He Lures Dogs to Death-Many
Valuable Animals Killed.
A wise old jack rabbit that lives in a
field close by the Colorado and WyO-
ming stone quarry. near Trinidad.
Colo, recently lured over half dozen
dogs to death in two weeks. says a
Trinidad correspondent of the Denver
Times
Persons who have seen several Of
the dogs leap to their death say that
just as sure rs the dog goes to shifting
around in that field the old jack rabbit
gets within sight of him and invites Il
chase. 1t races away. with the dog in
pursuit, the rabbit always leading the
chase straight to the stone quarry. one
side of which drops straight down a
precipice a hundred feet to the bot
tom. AS the old rabbit nears the
quarry he quickenS his speed. making
leaps to within Il few feet of the edge.
When he is so close that the next
leap would carry him over the edge of
the precipice he quickly springs aside
vi llc ~
dictate to the dog the yawning gulf
ahead. Grass and cactus grow right
up to the edge. When the rabbit
jumps aside the dog. unable to check
his speed. bounds over the precipice
and goes tumbling downward end over
end. alighting upon the sharp edged
rocks at the bottom.
Upon the rocky floor the skeletons OF
six dogs were found a few days age
by the old quarry keeper, who was
roaming over the quarry. This discov
cry cleared up the dog mystery that
has perplexed citizens of Jansen fol
some weeks. Some very valuable rab
| bit dogs are among the dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
Milan.
cense law

The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met Friday with Mrs.
George A. Virgins.
C. d. Mclaughlin was getting ready
to take a load of rummage to Rock Is
land Friday morning, when his horse,
hitched to light wagon, took a short
run. The damage was light.
Miss Retta Tyler of Presumption was
calling on friends in Milan Tuesday.
The w. r. c. of Rock Island and
Milan were entertained by Miss Jessie
Fitzsimmons Tuesday afternoon. About
35 ladies were present and an enjoy
able afternoon was spent.
DR.. Mathew Criswell and son Joe of
JOY were in Milan Tuesday. The doc
tor is talking of buying farm in Rock
Island county.
Mrs. Martha Girton leaves for West
Bend. Iowa, Thursday to spend sew
eral weeks with her son, r. B. Girton,
and family.
Mrs. William ONeal, who underwent
an operation at st. Anthony's hospi-
tai for appendicitis, has returned to
her home in Milan very much improved
in health.
Fay Hammond has moved his belong.
ings to the Brandenburg house on
Grant street lately occupied by Pat
Rooney.
J. r. Criswell left last Saturday for
visit with his brother; DIR. Mathew
Criswell, at Joy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Brown went
to Reynolds Thursday to spend the
day with friends.
Mrs. William Coyne was taken to st
AnthOny's hospital last Saturday
where she underwent a successful op
GRAFTON for the removal of a tumol
Monday. Mrs. Coyne's many friends
hope she will soon be among them
again.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
HERO OF AlRsHIP FLIGHT.
Vast Throns Watched Little Cromwell
Dixon Fly In His Skycyc!e.

ElJ an IT'S SHyCyCse.
A wonderful exhibition of dirigiblo
balloons presented the other afternoon
in the sky carnival at st. Louis by
Captain Thomas Baldwin in his Cal
ifornia Arrow, Jack Dallas in the Stro-
bel and Cromwell Dixon, the fifteen
year-old boy aerOnaut, in his strange
looking Skycycle, was witnessed by
100000 persons at the starting point
and by hundreds of thousands through
out the city and its suburbs, says a
st. Louis special to the New York
World.
DiXon's flight was the longest and
the most daring. He landed without
mishap at 3 p. IN. at Venice, H.. ten
miles north, after having crossed the
Mississippi river and having been III
the air thirty minutes. He returned to
st. Louis with his mother. who had
followed him in an auto in his tortuous
course.
AS young Dixon reached the west
bank of the Mississippi his mother, in
alarm. cried to him, then about 800
feet in the air. Cromwell. don't cross
the riverr' But he waved his hand
and shouted, as his mothers auto was
baked because the ferry was OH the
other side, Now catch me if you can,
mamma and pedaled all the faster.
When Mrs. Dixon reached the Illi-
nois shore Cromwell had his machine
nearly packed for shipment back to
st. Louis. 1t was dark when he fin
ished the last two miles of his trip, the
clouds being black and threatening
rain.
AS young Dixon passed Sportsman's
park, where an amateur ball game
was being played, he sailed around
the park diamond several times while
more than 1000 feet high and shouted
to the teams to go on playing; that he
wanted to see some one bat out
home run" Several persons with op-
era glasses declare that the lads BIZ
cycle arrangement got out of order
while above the baseball diamond. but
that he coolly climbed along the frame
bar with one hand, his body swung
out from the mechanism, and using his
other hand to fix the thing.
Jack Dallas, operator of the Strobel,
who remained in the air nearly ten
minutes, narrowly escaped death.
The California Arrow, sailed by Cap
tain Baldwin, performed wonderfully
well and seemed capable of any feat
desired by the pilot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09

cred Temple is a COW house, and the
whole life of the people is governed
by the most rigid observance of the
routine of dairy work, every detail of
which is performed with the most elab-
crate ritual. They alone can perform
the duties of milking and buttermak-
ing who have been duly consecrated
for this work by fasting and the per-
Torrance of mysterious rites. Repre-
senting the only priesthood, they are
compelled after their initiation for the
rest of their days to play the part of
the dairyman. The lesser priests may
marry, but the high priest must be a
celibate at least for given period Of
Years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
TERRIBLE LIQUOR CRAVING.
How Orrine Destroys all Desire TO:
Whiskey and Beer.


The terrible craving for liuuOr is Il
symptom of disease and to overcome
it, the disease itself should be treated
in a scientific way. When one has
used whisky, beer or other stimulants
for long time. the nerve cells have
become accustomed to the effects IF
the stimulants and demand liquor in
order to perform their duties. If the
nerve cells are properly treated, the
craving for liquor will be destroyed.
1t is in this way that Orrine cures
alcoholism, by supplying to the nerve
cells the strength needed, thus destroy
ing the desire for liquor. 1t eradicates
every particle of the terrible liquor
craving, imparts new strength and Wig
or to the whole system, and restores
the general health. Treatise on
"Drunkeness,'' free on request. The
Orrine company, Washington, D. C.
So successful has Orrine been that
| in every box is a registered guarantee
which entities you to a refund of your
money if Orrine fails to effect a cure
Never before was a treatment for the
| liquor habit sold in this way A guar
antee like this shows the faith of the
discoverer of Orrine and the agent
who handle it, the leading druggists
everywhere.
Orrine is in two forms, No | whic.
can be given secretly in food or drink
No. in pill form for those who desire
to be cured. Either form costs 81 pei
| box, and both are sold under the lib
eral guarantee that your money will be
refunded if Orrine fails to cure.
Orrine is for sale by the Harpe,
House pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
He Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, who
lost a foot at Gettysburg, writes.
Electric Bitters have done me more
good than any medicine | ever took.
For several years l had stomach
trouble, and paid out much money for
medicine to little purpose, until began
taking Electric Bitters. | would not
take $500 for what they have done for
me-" Grand tonic for the aged and
for female weaknesses. Great altera-
tive and body builder; best of all for
lame back and weak kidneys. Guar
anteed by all druggists. soc.
Chapped hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberlain Salve Price Is
cents. For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
They Worship the Cow,

In the NilSri hills of southern India
there dwells race of men, the Todas,
who devote the whole of their career
to the worship of the COW or, to be
precise, of the buffalo. Their most sa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
DAVENPORT

HoIdup Men Sentenced.-Ed Hilbert |
and AL Carstens, alleged would-0e hold
up men, were sent to Jail for so days
each by Justice Roddewig. The infor-
nation was filed against them by Her
man Hoist, who alleged the men jump
ed on him, beat him, and were endeav-
oring to rob him when he got away
from them. Inasmuch as the men did
not succeed in getting HOlst's money,
the only charge that could be lodged
against them was assault and battery
and on this they were convicted and
sent to jail The men were arrested
by Captain Phelan and Officer Breh-
mer.
Too Much Mother-n-Law.-"Too much
mother-in-law, interspersed with too
much sister-in-law, is too much for any
human being to bear was the decis-
ion reached by the Scott county board
of insanity commissioners yesterday in
the case of Emma ]. Sparkling. who
was charged by her relatives with be-
ing insane After all the evidence had
been introduced and the mother-in-aw
and sister-in-law had been heard, the
board discharged Mrs. Sparkling by de-
claring her to be perfectly sane Mrs.
Sparkling about four years ago joined
the band of Mormons who were in Day-
export and went west with them. She
returned to Davenport later and for
some time has been supporting herself
and child by engaging out as a cook
both at the Merchants lunch room
and kuehlke's Inter den Linden. The
witnesses examined were Police Ma
iron HILL Mrs b. H. Eldridge, Fred
Ruhl, Mrs. Mary Geesman. A. II. Reub-
sam, AdOlph Kuehlke and Lucretia
Hesen. All but the mother-in-law, Mrs
Hesen, and the sister-in-law gave as
their belief that Mrs. Sparkling was not
only sane, but that the interference of
fered by her relatives was enough to
raise the roof off her home at 1211a
Ripley street
Husband njoined.-Louise Steip-
hagen, through Attorney J. A. Hanley,
has filed a suit for divorce from Chris
tan Steinhagen. alleging drunkenness.
cruel and inhuman treatment and
threatening to kill. Steinhagen was
tried in police court on information
filed by his wife and was bound over
to the grand jury. In default of $500
bail he was taken to Jail. Judge Boil
linger also signed an order in favO-
of the wife, attaching all the grow
ing crops on the Steinhagen farm and
also enjoining the husband from inter
fering with his wife or to visit the
farm This injunction was granted on
the wife's allegation that she fears her
life is in danger at the hands of her
husband
Resolutions on Mulct Law.-At q
meeting of the Scott County Demo-
cratic club held Thursday evening at
their headquarters in Northwest Dav-
export, the following resolution favor
ing the repeal of the obnoxious mule.
law, was adopted: Resolved, by the
Scott County Democratic club that we
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
COON HUNT WITH CANDLES
Society Folk Use Roman Variety to
Scare Up the Game.

Sheriff Robert W. Chanler of Dutch
ess county, n. Y, has started the coon
hunting craze In the Four Hundred cir
Gle, and since he was out few nights
ago In company with the Misses Mills,
twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden
Mills, the young women have taken to
the fad. and the other afternoon a pack
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-09
MOLINE

Work on Park Lags.-Work on Syl-
van park has been suspended some
what, owing to the fact that it is i'm
possible to get dirt for filling purposes.
In the early spring work will again
be resumed and then it will be posi-.
Bile for the city to get all the dirt it
wants, free gratis. The Mccarthy
people have taken away their force Of
men, and what work remains to be
done will be accomplished by men en-
ployed by the city. During the sum-
mer about 1,200 feet of driveway was
laid and considerable rip-rapping done.
There still remains about 400 feet of
driveway to be completed and 5000
square yards of rip-rap to be put ~
place
Weds Dubuque Pair.-Justice of the
Peace p. r. IngelsOn Officiated at 4
wedding in his Office Thursday even
ing, the news of which is probably
surprising number of people in Du-
buque. The parties were John E. u
rich and Anna Schlesser, both of
whom explained that they were born
in Dubuque, reader in Dubuque AMI
were going back to Dubuque just as
quickly as they could get married.
The couple were about 20 and % years
of age, and We're unattended.
%
Elks to Put on PIay.-"The Merry
Mandarin" a comic opera with Chi
nese setting and trimming over with
local satire, is to be presented by Mo
line lodge of Elks. At a meeting Oi
the lodge Thursday evening the deci-
sion TO promote an amateur talent en-
tertainment to build up the charitT
fund of the lodge was reached. The
Moline theater will be secured, and
the date will probably be during thu
second week in December.
Obituary Record.-Anders Gustai
| Zeterman passed to his rest yesterday
at his home. 1921 Fifth avenue. aft 4.
a lingering illness with stomach trou,
BILE. He was born in Sweden, May 10
| 1852. and came to America i'll 1871
and settled in Moline He was mar
ried to Miss Albertina Huffman in
| 1876, who survives, with four daugh
tiers, Minnie. Sigma, Agnes and Lille
Nova Madison Trone died THURSDAY
evening at her home, 1928 Sixth ave
nue., after an illness of some tim,
with tuberculosis. She was born il
| McDonough county. Dec. II, 1888. an
| resided there until 1892 when with he
parents she moved to Stuart, Iowa, an
lived there until 1905 when she movo(
to Moline where she has lived since.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
I HE SILVER BOX

;naneutlv. That being true the sound of the
typewriter would 60 over the open wire To
whoever was listening IT the other end.
Wouldut : II, Then. II that typewriter Wa
made 10 sound the Geographic code, and An
operator held the receiver at the other end,
that operator could read a message written 1t
the same moment Your letters were being
written. That Is all. II require cNtrc'ue con-
oerttr4rion to do the thing-.eleyerne-7.
Oh. ! -ec'' eEclaiwed GravsDa at last
When We knew that the leak in Your
o,tce Wa not IN the usual way continued
The Thinking Machine, We looked for the TN
usual. First ! was inclined t. believe that
there Wa a difference ~ the sounding quality
ot the various KEYS As they were -trlg *. and
some one Wa clever enough % read that
had Mr.. Hatch make experiments, however.
which instantly proved that wa- out ai the
tlon,-uule-s tins Typewriter had been
tuned, ! may SAY The logic Of the thing had
convinced ne meanwhile that the leak must
he by wav Of the telephone line, and Mr.. Hatch
and tapped II one night He is an electrician
Then ! saw the possibility OF holding the line
open, as explained; but for hour after hour
the actual method of communication cudcI
me At last ! found it-thc telegraph code
Then Il Wa all simple.
When tclephoucl to YOU to find how long
Miss Winthrop had had the silver box, and
YOU said seven months, knew that it was
got i, went there and saw duplicate. There
| measured the box and tested my belief that
II would 1u-t support the receiver clear Of the
hook When | requested you to dictate those
orders to-day at one o'clock, had a telegraph
operator listening 1T telephone on the top
haar Of this building. There is nothing VerE
mysterious about It, after al-Its merely
clever"
Clever" repeated Grayson, and his jaw
erapped- "I Il is more than that. Why, II S.
criminal She should be prosecuted"
Il shouldn't advise that Mr.. Grays,u '
returned the scientist coldlv. If II i honest
merely bu-incss-to juggle stocks as YOU told
me YOU did this IS no more dl hone t. And
besides, remember that Miss Winthrop 3.
backed by the people who have made million
out Of You, aud-well, | wouldnt prosecute.
II Is BETRAYAL of trust, certainly, but He
r9-c a- If that was all, and started toward the
door. would advise you, II You want -
stop the leak, to discharge the person IN charge
of your Office exchange here hc said.
" Vas he in the scheme, demanded Gray
son. He rushed out Of the private Office into
the main office Vt the door he met a clerk
coming in
Where is Miss Mitchcll.' demanded the
fnareicr h.t.v.
81 was iu.t coming TO tell YOU that She went
out with vi Winthrop just now without g.V-
ing any explanation" replied the clerk. The
telephone j. without an attendant.
"Gond day, Mr. Grayson, sad The Think
my Machine.
The fnaucier nodded his thank, then stalkcd
back into ms room, banging the door behind
him
received check for ten thou and dollars, lgucd,
d" J. Morgan l,ray-Ou." He garcl 1T 1t for "a
little nhc. then indorsed II IN a Grabbed hand,
Pay To Trustees Home for Crippled Children,
and sent Martha out 10 mail It.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
A REMARKABLE ESCAPE

II the canal, and the water suddenly broke
thr. ugh almost drowning Rose. Undaunted,
they stopped the flow, and began a second at
tempt. This time they ran too near the sur
face. and the earth oavcd in. Fortunately the
Officials If the prison attributed the hole to
rats. and Tie pri yners were left uumOlcstcd %
start uu Cd third tunnel, which also failed them.
-\ll the party except Rose and Hamilton now
gave up ,u dc pair; but these two intrepid
I.r.r- never l..t hope. Abandoning the idea
u reaching the canal, they directed Their
fourth taa-a toward a yard opposite the
PRISON. GRADUALLY those who had gwen up
.egan Z, return For seventeen nights (they
at- already wasted thirty nine on the other
jafre..l they raci III three shifts, with
broken shovel, Two case knives, and q small
wooden box DID which the earth was removed.
Only one wau e.g.d dig at a time. The Others
"tre busy scattering the earth on the floor
and covering lt up with trdw, and tanning alr
III - the worker by means OF rubber blanket
NUtilAco on 81 frame
The last two nights Rose spent the entire
time IN the tunnel him elf, doing twice as
much work ar had previously been accom-
pllahcd by the tagce shifts. On the last night
he abandoned the horizontal and struck up
ward tor the surface Powerful man though
he was hIs strength had been sappcd by his
unTcmltung labor III the foul atmosphere. He
telt himself iaIntng; but he was too weak 70
make hls way back hfty-three feet 10 the cellar
ne shovel dropped from his grasp, and with
the last effort OF despair he turned on his back
and drove his hands upward against the roof
The earth gave way before him, and his head
emerged into the night, just as the sentinel on
the other side Of the street called out, Halt
past one, and all WE'LL