davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

c1nffeS.-Gn mibOeloIorsnoe nOrIt
X Zane Of COB aaratter guiter gloeS
Tom SusboISerife beiit hos Ell reipeitabel %
oeIbapenbe u. 9af. FARMER, men hellt paa
en- liot itsrre 5arRi; er apbt pant uIeo Jorm'
itel; bar oqret SusboIoerite hos en- 5drmer
| IS War. 9aaltoetig. auu utis gpbe an'
beialinger. 5iIitrip 4769 '3ecorab'B oitru."
53.2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

e. q. HrDpH etstsrn vaH6t { fgritr BrR'
inter SHE grSiIit, @tS.. g. SGu. 1907.
w. "a ira g~ItsstHeerHg $50 for 70,
ks.O0 fer %. Ghtts 4 SarEre giugieEth
~ &ses, eigbf Bramas. RbiR &paae0ttss
ES0sA % SO. 4sshsEa 80 tgg iamHs krtiSr.
NJ MlCHAELSON.
Route 9, Box 90. Nj. Horeb, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26

TilfalsS. -. no acss / turtle
X Womtain, RoIetts 60, U. Sdt. s ERil
fra gp. Sqlses ipr 500 pr. Were. StaHs
6iHuuift Settlement. 5ujtrRftelig Seo.
Bpot RaRo. Strip til 6. ". gRpeu, SGert0
Seart, 8.S.3. 2, Dor "a, RiHn. .554
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
DEATH OF OLD TIME RESIDENT
Henry Fowler of Morenci, Well
Known in This Valley, Passes
Away After Useful Career

Death has again invaded our
midst and called to his eternal rest
our fellow townsman, Henry Fow.
Ter. He had been in very poor
health for the past two months
and about month ago went to
the Hot Springs to seek relief.
He returned somewhat relieved
and again assumed his duties, but
for a short time only, being forced
to abandon work. He then de-
cided to try the Gila valley for re-
cuperation but was taken worse
and some three weeks ago he was
confined to the hospital, growing
gradually worse until the end
came yesterday at two o'clock. A
post mortem was held last night
and death was found to be due to
enlargement of the heart together
with other complications.
His death although expected,
came as great shock to the resi-.
dents of Morenci and has cast a
gloom over the. whole community.
He was a man among men and
treated his fellow citizen as q
brother. Than an honest, manly
man, there is no grander handi-
work of God. Such man was
Henry Fowler.
Henry Fowler was born fifty
one years ago at Pittsburg, Penn,
and when eighteen years of age he
left home and journeyed to Lead
vile, Colo, where he spent a short
time. From Leadville he went to
Texas where he lived for some
years, later coming to Arizona
where he spent the remainder of
his life. In the early days ne
drove the stage between Clifton
and Lordsburg, and Of these times
he related many thrilling expert.
ences with outlaws and Indians.
He later became manager of the
stage line. He has been employed
as engineer for the Detroit Cop
per Mining company for the past
twenty years and is one of the
last of the old timers of the camp.
Although born IN the east, he was
a true Westerner in spirit and
figured largely in the making OF
the history OF Arizona. He leaves
behind to mourn his loss one son,
Gordon, fourteen years of age, to
whom the sympathy of the entire
community is extended in this, his
sad bereavement t.-Morenci Leader
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
NeW Volunteers
On Fire List

Chief Kruger has added a mum
ber of additional volunteers to the
fire department and has revised
the list as follows:
Chief-Charles Krueger.
Assistants-Tom Hooks, K. L.
Hyde, James Francis.
To fill extinguishers--John J
Blrdno, supervisor; L. Kamstra
Newt Robertson, A. Miller, A. V
Jones.
To take charge of extinguishers
and other material at fires-Dr
Belt, Dave Ridgeway, 4 Madsen
B. F. Thum, Harry Dial, Guy
Houck, George P, jacobson, Wiley
Jones, Jesse Foster, Chas. Schroe
der, William Collier, Charles W
Morris, DR.. Stratton, VIM. Thorp
W. Ijams.
Guy Houck has been appointed
treasurer of the organization.
The twelve extinguisEers are
all loaded and are in the bell tow
er basement.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
JOINT STATEHOOD IS DEAD
Official Announcement That the
National Administration viii Per-
nit the Matter 10 Rest

Oyster Bay, NY, Aug. 3O.-By
authority OF President Roosevelt,
James r. Garfield, secretary of the
interior, announced today that no
other effort will be made by the
administration toward bringing up
again in congress the question of
the joint statehood of Arizona and
New Mexico.
The verdict of the people re.
Gently expressed in these terri
tories has been accepted by the
president as final, so Mr.. Garfield
says.
Mr.. Garfield has just returned
from trip to the west on which
he visited Arizona, New Mexico
and Oklahoma. He predicted that
Oklahoma and Indian Territory
will adopt their state constitution
when the vote is taken on Septem.
Der II, Notwithstanding the crIti-
oism of several features of that in ..
strument by Secretary Taft in his
recent speech at Oklahoma City.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Reunion of the
HaSSayamDa Club

The Arizona Hassayampa Club
vii hold its annual reunion in
hos Angeles on september 18th
and iath, A picnic will DO held
at Alamitos bay where the men,
bers will be the guests of the citi.
zens of Naples. There will be all
kinds of amusemeRta, On land and
sea, and fish dinner will be
served. Prominent gentlemen of
thc territory will speak at the
banquet, and it is intended to
make the reunion II memorable
event. All who expect Ia attend
should send word to the secretary
Of the club, Mr.. John s. Mitchell,
at the Holleubcok hotel, Los
Angeles, informing him what
tickets they desire reserved for
them.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
The WORK OF A SNEAK
The Onion Canal Company Damaged
Several Hundred Dollars Through
Pure WantOn CuSSedneSS

In July last the Union Canal
Company built large siphon 100
feet long to carry the water across
the sand wash. The siphon was
built and turned over to the COM
pany in good shape by Henry
Jeter. 1t was put in the new por,
ton of the canal which was built
last spring to straighten a large
bend in the canal, but up to date
had not been used.
1t was the intention of the com
pany to commence using the new
portion right away, The siphon
was examined few days ago and
was found to be filed with sand
from end to end. An examina
ton showed that some one had
taken a crowbar and pried a plank
off the upper side and one off the
bottom, had bent the nails down
and replaced them in their proper
positions, so that it could not be
noticed The floods that recently
came down the sand wash forced
the planks in and filled the siphon
with sand.
The work of removing the sand
will be big and expensive job
The company has ordered an ore
car and rails with which to do the
work and it will be cleaned out as
quickly as possible,
The miscreant who did this
work will do well to keep his
identity to himself.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Great Slaughter
of Jack Rabbits

Messrs. W. G. Robinson aud d.
5. Johnson, the well known black.
smiths, spent the past few days
hunting on the eastern part of
Graham mountain, and returned
with the ears of 900 rabbits and
the rattles of eight snakes. One
of the reptiles measured five feet
and was two inches in diameter.
They expect to spend another
week or two in the hills and will
doubtless have very heavy
bounty bill to present to the
county, when the returns are all in,
These gentlemen expect to go
to Globe shortly to open black
smith shop.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06

Miss Emma Knudsen, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. A..
Canneyt of Clifton the past few
weeks, returned home Wednes day.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Local News

Ice cold keg beer on tap at Tom
Hooks saloon. lift
H. H. Heiner left for Globe
Sunday, where he has accepted a
position with the Silver Belt.
Try an egg and beer at Tom
Hooks saloon. LIT
David D. Phillips sold his three.
year old Valbrino colt to Ijams &
Branch this week for S275.
The first passenger train to pass
over the -G-N--G~ g. ,N.-sinea- the
floods was last Sunday afternoon,
1t was quite sight.
Ice cold milk shake and milk
punch at Tom Hooks saloon,
l am still paying the highest
cash price for eggs and chickens,
S. r. MCALExANDER. 27.tf
Clifton is to have a new botlling
works plant which will cost in the
neighborbood of $4,000, backed
by Joe. H. Dial and Geo. Webster,
two of Clifton's substantial bust
ness men. tbs their intention to
put in strictly modern plant.
A young man who resides in
Stafford found the skin of a blow
snake on the Curtis farm near
town Monday and presented it to
Charlie Morris at Tom Hooks sa-
loon. The reptile had crawled out
of its skin entire without making
even a dent.
ESTRAYED-Brown mare, five
years OLD, white stocking hind
legs, blaze face, brand H F on
right thigh, weight 1850 lbs, s25
reward for return to n, j. Owens,
Globe, Arizona, 1t
Writing to THE GUARDIAN from
Amarillo, Texas, Mr. J. D, Gray
says: | enclose check for sub
scription to THE GUARDIAN. am
well pleased with the paper and
am at loss to know how ! would
get the news of the Gila valley il
it was not through the medium of
THE GUARDIAN. | often hear from
that section of the country from
my old friends though they are
too busy to write much. Perhaps
| will como your way THIS fall and
renew acquaintance. Best wishes
TO The GUARDIAN.
The first train for Il week
reached Globe Sunday morning at
an early hour. A freight train
from Bowie took the passengers,
herded in box cars, as far as the
bridge at milepost SO, between
Pima and Fort Thomas, where
they were transferred to the pas.
senger train from Rowie TO the
passenger train from Globe and
the outgoing passengers took the
box cars, The train for Globe left
the transfer point at 1880 o'clock
A large number of passengers ar
rived, many Of them having beer
at Bowie since Tuesday.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
THATCHER
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
Miss Lizzie CIaridge Thrown from
a Buggy and Painfully Injured
on the Thatcher Road

An accident which came nearly
resulting seriously took place on
the road about half way between
Stafford and Thatcher at late hour
last Friday evening. Willard Pace
and Miss Lizzie Claridge, we'll
known young residents of Thatch-
err, were riding along the road In a
single buggy, when some parties
drove up behind them and fright.
ened their horse, which dashed off
at furious gait. Willard states
that he made every possible effort
to check the animal, but in vain.
They came up with Earl Wish
who also tried to stop the horse,
but without avail. The frightened
beast galloped along until it came
up with a vehicle belonging to
Mr.. Scarlett, and dashing full
against the buggy tore off the rear
wheel. Willard and Miss Claridge
were both thrown out and the
young lady was painfully bruised.
Both were rendered unconscious
and the young man was also con-
siderably scratched and bruised.
They wero picked up by Mr.. Wish
and others and conveyed to the
residence of Dr.. Platt, who at
tended their injuries. The young
man soon recovered, but it was
some time before Miss Clarldge re-
covered CONSCIOUSNESS, and for a
time it was feared her injuries
might prove serious.
However, she began to improve
Monday and was reported to be
getting along nicely at last re-
ports.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Delegates to Go
To Sacramento

Governor Kibbey has named all
but one of the fifteen delegates he
is allowed to appoint to the ma
tional irrigation congress which
will assemble at Sacramento on
September End The list given
out includes the following: DR..
A: J. Chandler of Mesa; H. B.
Wilkinson, John p. Orme, Elliott
H. Evans, Charles Goldman and
o. H, Cbristy of Phoenix; Jesse F.
Kelly of Mesa; Charles f, Solo,
mon, Andrew Kimball and A. T,
Cotton of Graham county; A. l.,
DoMund, A. P. Kent of Yuma; G.
T. Hurst and f A, Miller of Jerome
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Good Work of
TeIephone Line

During all the tie.ups and
storms of the past two or three
weeks, the telephone service COW
cred itself with glory. The rail-
road was closed down as tight as
an oyster shell and the telegraph
wires were blown away or washed
out, but the telephone was open
throughout. The new line is now
completed from Solomonviile to
Pima, and Lineman Slaughter ex-
poets to 40 ahead with the re
building on toward Globe at once,
No trouble whatever has been ex-
perienoed with the new wire since
the work of replacing was oom-
pleted.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Prisoners Arrive
At S0IOmOnYiIIe

Four prisoners reached Solo.
monyiMe last week, l., A, Mo
rales was sent for sixty days from
Metoalf for assault. N. Espinaso
from the same town for 80 days
for carrying gun. NJ. Fernandes
was brought from Clifton TO stay
100 days and Juan Perrea, Of Mo,
renci, charged with arson, is jailed
in default of $1,000 bonds.
Deputy LEN Scott has gone to
Tucson In quest of J. NJ. Ponce of
Morenci, who is wanted there for
shooting his wife through the
head
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06

The priesthood meeting was
held Saturday, when much good
instruction was given.
At the Primary con ference the
Misses Howarth and Peart Of
Salt Lake were present and deliv'
cred addresses. The following
music had been prepared for the
OCCASION:
A. NJ, lst-I'll Serve the Lord
While | Am Young.
End High On the Mountain Top
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
This space Belongs to the ST. Joseph
Stake and | D s Academy

3rd- Solo, Vina Kemp.
4th--Song by Thatcher Primary
Association.
5th-Jesus, Lover of My Soul.
p. NJ lst-We Thank Thee, o
God, For Prophet,
2nd--Arizona, solo by Priscilla
Layton; chorus by children.
3rd Earth With Her Ten Thou
sand Flowers.
4th-Far Away.
5th--Doxology.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06

Cham berlain's Congh Remedy One of the
Best on the Market
-Ea- -,aanS vaa RS Cham har lain & Cnnah Remedy
has constantly gained in favor and popularity
until it is now one of the most staple medicines
now in use and has an enormous SALE 1t is in
tended especially for acute throat and lung
diseases, such as coughs, colds and Group. and
can always be depended upon. 1t is pleasant
and safe to take and is undoubtedly the best in
the market for the purposes for which it is in
tended. sold by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
Our Clubbing Offer

The Following very liberal terms
on subscription, in connection with
the GRAHAM GUARDIAN, can be had
by applying to this Office. Re-
member that you get the GUARDIAN
one year together with the paper
mentioned for the small price
nuntad,
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
LAME BACK

This is an ailment for which Chamberlain s
Pain Balm has proven especially valuable. In
almost every instance it affords prompt and
permanent relief MF. Luke LaGrapge OF
Orange, Nigh. says ofit "After using plas'
ter and other remedies for three weeks for a
bad lame back, purchased a bottle of Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm, and two applications
effected cure. For sale by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1907-09-06
HAD TETTER FOR THIRTY YEARS

have suffered With tetter for thirty years
and have tried almoat countless remedies with
little, If any, relief. Three boxes OF Chamber
lain's salve cured me. 1t was torture. 1t
breaks out little. hut nothing to what 1t used
to do II. Beach, Midland City, Ala. Cham
berlain's 5alve Is for sale by Stafford Drug Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The cultivation of rubber in these
islands Is a comparatively new expert
ment. but of which there is little doubt
as to the ultimate success. d. NJ
Haughs. at the government nursery on
King street. has some hundreds OF me
Young trees that are well worth see
ing. There are half a dozen of the
hest varieties. including the Para rub
her tree. a South American variety, and
one of the best.
The Kilohana Art League, since NOV
ing into it's new quarters at the corner
of Reretania avenue and Miller street
has found it necessary to limit its
CHESTS at its entertainments, Each
member win have one guest only, ahe.
barea fter cards of both guests ana
members must be presented at the
door. The roll of membership IS con
stantlv increasing and it is hoped thaI
those interested in the work OF the
ia.,ane viii not hesitate to apply COR
n,an hership. Full information on the
subject NAV be had at the Art League
,.aa,,,s every day between $3.50 and
p. m.
It is a standing grievance IN fono-
fuIu that people away from here VIII
NOT follow directions given by re5ldehts
for forwarding parcels. \ lady sent
white silk shawl to be dyed IN I'm
cinnati. with explicit instructions as 10
forveardiug the article when READY ~
deliver. The firm, as usual, thoush'
tba,, l,new better, and forwarded by
an express company that has no Once
here. 1t has travelled far and Wlde. Al
last accounts it had gone to victoria,
B. c.. and somewhere en- route mao
been fumigated. She has all kind OF
imaginings as to its state when she
gets her property-if she ever does
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

New turnover embroidery collars,
10c. at Sachs
A notice re libel in divorce, Richards
VS.. Richards, appears today.
A steady, reliable man advertises for
position Address w, this office
Lewis & Co.. the grocers, call atten-
ton to fine grades Of wines today.
Morgan has a notice of sale of the
goods of Camara & Co. in this issue.
HOLSTER & Co. have a full line OF
the best rubber goods manufactured.
Look over the fine stock of attractive
wall paper at Levers & Cooke, Ltd.
A small Furnished cottage in Palolo
is advertised for rent. See Classined
column.
Historical Honolulu IN paper covers
for sale at the Gazette oft1ce at Ioc-
per COPY
Be there, At Blom's great clearance
sale which opens Friday-goods almost
given away.
Large stock of Bibles and prayer
books at the Hawaiian News Co., Ltd.
Young building.
The Peerless Preserving Paint Co.
is worth while.
savidge. 70 Merchant street, adver-
tises several real estate snaps today
See Classified ads.
] The best clothing made for boys and
youths is ''Sampeck sold in this city
by NJ McInerny, Ltd.
New stylish plaid and checked We TX
ing skirts at Sachs.
A small bungalow in Kalihi val ey
is for rent for the summer. See d
vertisement in this issue.
w. L. Howard has for sale a che &c
tract in Wahiawa. See him and ge'
your vacation home as your own.
If YOU haven't an electric fan, t. le-
phone the Hawaiian Electric Compa ~
Ltd. It'll take no time at all to ul
one in.
Keep your valuables in safe de-
post box. The Hawaiian Trust Co.
Ltd, will rent you a box for SOC q
month.
Hats of quality and style, hats that
please well-dressed men, are sold by 1
Lando, the halter, Fort street. oppo'
site convent.
A Honolulu hotel manager says:
I'VE have tried other champagnes ano
since placing your Dry Monopole Rec
Top before our guests they will use nc
other Lewis & Co., Ltd, sole dis
tributors for the Hawaiian Islands, 16s
King street Telephone 240. Ask fol
Red and be satisfied with nothing else
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-28
ct. LOUIS ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION MEETS

A meeting of the st. Louis College
Alumni was held Sunday morning, j..
T. Holt nresiding. 1t was decided to
hold the annual reunion and also the
housewarmfng of the new clubhouse
on June Is and committees to take
charge of all matters appertaining to
the event We're selected. A male cho-
rus of over fifty voices will be among
the features of the day, which will De
one to be remembered in the annals
of the Association.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-28

The candies of the Alexander Young
Cafe have been little advertised; yet
the public call for them in preference
to all others. Quality, purity and clean
illness have done it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-28
PHEW! ISN'T IT HOT?

Why swelter in towna Some out to the
Seaside and take plunge in the surf
after which one of those delicious table
d,hote dinners will make you feel at
peace with the whole world.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-28
DOWN WHERE THE WURZBER,
GER FLOWS

PiIsner and Wurzberger beer on
draught at Scotty's Royal Annex, Mer-
chant street.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-01-17
SOME USES FOR SODA

A weak solution Of soda will re
vive the color in a dusty carpet.
Keep flowers fresh by putting a
pinch of soda in the water. Add
a little soda to the water when
boiling out enamel saucepans,
and it will help to cleanse them.
A spoonful Of soda added to
water in which dish clothes are
washed will keep them a good
color and sweeten them.
One large teaspoonful of sal
soda will bleach a kettleful of
clothes. Hair brushes need a
weekly cleansing; for this pur-
pose add one tablespoonful Of
soda to a quart of hot water, dip
the bristles-not the back-into.
this and shake well, until per-
fectly clean. Rinse and stand
on edge to dry. When the waste
pipe is clogged with grease pour
down a gallon Of boiling water in
which has been dissolved a cup
full of soda. Repeat this until all
the impurities are removed. In
cooking gooseberries add q
pinch of soda, size Of a pea, to
each quart Of fruit, and less sug-
ar will be required to sweeten it.
Add a teaspoon of soda to the
water in which you wash silver.
Before using glass fruit jars the
second time, wash with soda
water and rinse in order to
sWeeten them. Dampen soda
and apply when bitten by any
poisonous insect.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-01-17
a.
Z HITS N MRS. \
4 By Editor Pierce OF the Grafton Record 4
eeeeeeeeeees

Poison Carrots and the hired man
dropped into this Office last Saturday
and exchanged q few holiday greetings
for two dollars out of the till. Their ex-
PLANTATION for being out of money SO
soon after Christmas justified the
crime Of borrowing money from a
printing Office. 1t seems that Poison
had bought his mother-in-law q new
set of teeth as a Christmas Offering.
He secured an impression of his moth
er-in-law's mouth in a slice of bread,
which he sent away as a pattern for
the teeth, but it seems he made a mis-
take, as it was the hired man who
had bit into the bread just before dis
covering that his socks were burning
in the oven. The teeth came all right,
and while they would have ft the hir-
ed man if he had needed store teeth,
they had to be cut down for Poison's
mother-in-law. Poison and the hired
man worked all day grinding them
down, and they finally succeeded in
" a.fLS .a.H-.#S
spelling them and a new set had to be
ordered. The new teeth had arrived,
but they were two dollars short
of the price, and c. o. D. teeth at the
express office didn't help out matters
at home. Poison's mother-in-law had
thrown her old theeth away in expecta-
ton of Christmas teeth and had been
On spoon victuals for a week and vas
getting cross. There was to be no
more mems meals around the house
until her mouth was furnished, thus
the haste. After promising never to
send out of town again for teeth Poi
son and the hired man hurried to the
express Office and were seer later
showing the mother-in-law's teeth to
a neighbor who was laughing at some
thing.