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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-07

lNOnLlnQeQ from 4 lEbL EdEt.l
thar Vice President Davis had been
forced to hand over certain documents,
declined to 60 into details concerning
the method Of persuasion used.
There is too much at stake In the
affairs OF the mining company now TO
so into these past transactions he
said. Il wish to state personally that
7 am not allied with any faction IN this
fight but am entirely neutral, and only
interested in seeing the property Pre-
served and justice done to all concerned.
Wishes Charter Preserved
IF some OF the motions now before
the courts prevail. and the present
charter is dissolved, the matter viii
probably end by the property passing
into the control Of a single Individual
in Mexico / desire the charter pre-
served. but amended TO conform to
present needs. Notwithstanding the
episode In which ] figured relating 10
the enforced transfer Of titles, I am
neither for nor against Davis at the
present time. but Interested only in j
fair deal all round
According to Mr.. HIT and other
stockholders il was not until December
last. when the trip to Mexico was
made that the titles to the property
were satisfactorily perfected so far as
the Capuzaya Mining Company proper
was concerned. Mr.. Hit spent several
NthS upon A4AE tel9tAs AAAS &C isbA I VI ttAl-
ditious being found in the Capuzaya
publication called the red book"
This 'red book" in addition 10 the
rather sensational disclosures, which
were printed in the Times yesterday,
contains, in a nutshell, Davis PROPOSE
ton as seen by one OF the trustees of
the company, who is appealing to the
stockholders for an overthrow OF the
"One-man" government. This trustee,
+. J. Heiberger, in an open letter ad-
dressed to the stockholders October 30.
1906, and reprinted in the red book
says, in part:
Ask Overthrow Of "One Man"
I'VE had several meetings to straight
en- out matters. We wanted to put more
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PROTESTS AGAINST SEWER.

Mrs. Diana c. Hszleton. OF Thirty
eighth street and woodley lane, has
submitted protest to the Commission
ers against a bin for the construction
OF a sewer in Thirty-eigth street below
VVoodlev lane on the ground that she Is
not benefited by the sewer. In reply,
Mrs. Hazelton will be Informed that me
property IS subject to assessment under
the act OF April p. 1904.
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RECEIVES 1890 VOLT SHOCK

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. by falling
against 4 dynamo connecting rod,
Henry Tyson. of the Philadelphia Rapid
Transit Company at the storage bat
tery plant in Germantown, received 3D.
Sc volts OF electricity. He was thrown
twelve feet but recovered.
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responsibility on the board and have
less OF this s-you-piease-
power Now you can size up this pro-
position of Eugene Davis as follows:
Mr.. Davis had the option on the
property. He got several persons to-
gether who subscribed for ninety shares
Of the stock 10 form corporation.
Then he causes TO be issued 20 him
self 999 $40 shares.
Then ne caused to be Issued to him
develop the property. Then agents 20
out and sell you stock as treasury
stock Now. let's sum up the situation
of Eugene Davis IN this business:
"OWner OF option. Owner Of all stock,
less ninety shares. Contracts with him
self 10 develop the property
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a receiver until such time as the stock
holders can get together and perieet q q
new organizaion Receiver John D
Iaskev is also before the court Win
motion stating his inability TO under-
stand the books OF the CapuZaya COM
pany on account of the multltudlnous
entries and erasures, and he seeks the
aid OF expert accountants.
Struggle of Two Factions.
So far as can be ascertained. there
are. properly speaking. two factions now
struggling for supremacy In the eJrl'
pany's affairs. the Davis-B Bryan and the
anti-Davis- Bryan Foreign color Is 10
be lent TO the hearing by the presence
Of the representatives OF stockholders
IN several foreign countries where the
Caplizaya stock was actively pushed
Despite the mlsfortunes wnlch nave
overtaken the company. the bulk or the
stockholders are optimistic concerning
the property itself and desire chanee
to proceed with the work.
The defendants Ia the criminal hC-
ton now pending, Vice President DAVIS
and Treasurer Bryan, have been ser 90
with notice To appear before JustSe
STANFORD tomorrow for arraignment, lhe
notice being served by District AltoFhty
Baker today. Both defendants are now
ont on bond furnished immediately AFTER
their Indictment on charges Of enbeZ-
element and false pretenses.
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PILES CURED IN s TO "a DAYS.

PAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70 cure any
cssa OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or ProtruolnE
piles IN 70 Il dsys OF money REFUNDED S0c-
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II F. HOLLOCK-Csbi making and
uphoIstering. finishing and Gaming. pack
ing and shipping. VIII receive FUR
polish: also polish pianos and enamel
beds al reasonable prices. Reference.
40 L St NV Phone 81. 500 nO2-3Ot
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Manipulation of Stocks.

SELLS the stock to the public on the
representation that 1t is treasury stock
(see prospectus and advertisements to
pay for the property and develop the
mine
Puts 10000 shares OF stock in the
treasury of the company and sells some
OF It TO Allen. Nourse, and others as
treasury stock" then when a state
ment for the accounting * the pro-
cceds is demanded, some one places in
the treasury other stock. The stool,
certificate books are mutila ted by some
che whom l do not know, and you are
told that no treasury stock has been
sold.
We also held meetings to devise a
way TO get new president for our
beard. We did not want a dgurehead.
end as Mr. Davis represented TO me,
that he only desired Mr. jones' be-
cause he. Mr.. Jones. was a member OF
the Monetary Commission shat was held
abroad, and his CMr. JOnesD name would
carry weight IN the sale OF the stock
abroad"
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Hearing Expected to Be Spicy

The above extracts from the red
book indicate that when the various
motions affecting the receiYership Of
the company which YVES ordered follow
ing the indictment for embezzlement OF
Vice President Davis and Treasurer
Bryan. are heard before Judge Gould to-
morrow, some Of the most sensational
charges ever preferred in the District
courts win be sifted.
There Is pending at present motion
by Davis and Bryan. asking a dissOlu-
ton Of the reCeiVershir- There is also
pending motions by various stoCkhOId-
ers asking an anullment OF the com
pany's charter, and the appointment OF
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GUN FL0URlSHED; DAVIS
PERSUADED TO YIELD POINT

Continued from First Page)
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ASK Overthrow Of zone Man"

I'VE had several meetings to straight
en- out matters. We wanted to put more
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Special Notices.
Perfect BOokbinding
STOP POOLING

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

Joy Will PITCH FOR HAWAII

There is being story circulated
that big Barney JOY, the grandest bail
player ever turned out in Hawaii, will
pitch for the Coast League boys
against his home team. This is a
great mistake and every one who
thinks suclrca thing should forget II
at once, IN the first place, Barney
would never consent to such prop
2sition and In the second place Bar
ney wants to get up against that
Coast gang on his own grounds where
he is at home and has the old guard
yelling for him. What a delight 1t
would be for Barney with his own
team behind him to go on to the field
and trim up those big bushers. Guess
1t would make him mad What josh
ing he would give old Red Dog Bill
Nevereaux II he could trim the Coast
lunch in Hawaii.
Barney is always saying that the
home players will stand a good
chance against the Coast team, and
he wants to demonstrate the fact by
beating Fishers gang. At present Joy
Is complaining against sore arm.
He writes, and the reports come, that
the cold weather is too much for him.
Just as soon as he strikes the warm
heather in Hawaii his arm Is sure to
ret better and he will be In good form
to do his pitching here.
Sam Chillingworth, who has just re-
turned from the Coast, claims that II
'he local boys will practice faithfully
that they will stand n fine chance
against the Coast boys and in fact
Sam thinks that the locals with Joy
in the box will win a majority of the
games. Sam claims that where the
boys there are ahead of our boys is in
team stick work. They all hit and
run together on the Coast. Sam also
saw some of the games In Chicago,
md he says that Reuter- can throw as
swift ball as any of the pitchers that
M saw In action. Sam saw Overall,
the giant pitcher for Chicago, and
claims that he is wonder. This Is
The same pitcher who expects to make
re trip with Fishers team.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
Il SPORTS
GREAT SPORTING WRITER TO COME;
he WILL WRITE UP BALL SERIES

w. Baggcrly of the San Francisco
pruo,,, T., oor,tr, ,o Hawaii with
.''P"' r''"'' s'e"' "'''0"'' 'e"'"
Eagerly Is without doubt the pest
known sporting writer on the Pacific
Coast. and his articles of Sporting
News are read all over the world. Mr..
Eagerly comes in the interest of his
paper and while here will write many
articles on Hawaii.
The games will be reported by Mr..
Baggerly, and It is to be hoped that
some OF his write-ups will appear in
the local press 1t is through Bagger-
ly that the pictures of the big players
will be had. He is boosting the trip
In his paper and has also done much
% help Barney Joy In San Francisco.
Chas. Chillingworth met Baggerly
while in San Francisco and speaks In
the highest terms of him When Bag
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

MA(FARLANE CUP TOMORROW

The second class yachts will start
tomorrow in a race for the +. w. Mac
fnrlane Cup. This will be one of the
most interesting races that has been
held in local yachting for some time
and most every small craft in Homo
lulu will start in this race.
The start will be at a point off the
Myrtle Boat Club and from there the
Yachts will sail to a stake boat off
the Moana Hotel, thence to Pearl Har.
Dor around buoy and then returning
to the starting point
There has been fair breeze blow
ing outside most every day, and the
chances are the yachts will have am
pie wind to bowl them along at a good
stiff rate.
1t is hardly thought that the Prin-
cess will enter, as she Is up for re-
pairs owing to the accident she re-
ceived on Regatta Day.
The Myrtle is one of the favorites
IL this race.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
PIG SKIN CHASERS TEAM OUT

Football has started at Oahu College
9nd the husky lads sporting the Blue
and Buff can be seen each day chasing
The oval around the campus.
Coach Reed has the boys in charge.
us ability as a coach Is very well
known, as he has turned out winning
teams every season that he has been
at Punahou.
The squad Is now learning the first
principles of the game-faling on the
rail-, tackling, etc
A series of games will be played
against the Kan school and any other
team that might be organized
Work on the new athletic field at
iunahou is progressing rapidly, and
when 1t is complete as fine an athletic
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

field as can be found any place In the
States will be had. All of the athletic
contests will be held there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

M'INERNY CUP

The chances are that tomorrow will
zee at least one of the semi-fnal
for the McInerny Golf Cup
played off. This match will probably
be played between d. w. Anderson
and Thos. Gill. II. Walker and c. l..
Weight also have match to play for
this cup in the semi-finals.
1t is thought that many golfers
will take advantage of the outing to-
day and tomorrow at the Country
Club. Some of the tennis players will
lind their way to the club to try out
the new courts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

in the Coast League today, and he will
make Hall & Sen take notice when
he begins to pound that ball over the
left field fence. There are so many
stars In Fishers team that to say all
OF the good things about them would
cover whole, page.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
FLOODS DESTROY CROPS
AND DROWN PEOPLE

Malaga, Sept. 27,-The floods which
have been raging in this district for
the past two days have destroyed the
vineyards, and the wine crop for the
year is ruined. One hundred bodies
OF those drowned have so far been
recovered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
JAPANESE BURN MISSION
AND MURDER PRIEST

Shanghai, Sept. 27.-Boxers rioted
ut Kiangsi today and attacked the
Roman Catholic mission, numbering
the priest and number of converts
and then burning the mission build
ings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
CANS WINS AGAIN.

Los Angeles, Sept, 81. Cans won
the decision in the fight here tonight
with Jimmy Burns
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28

Temple was Bishop of London prior
to 1898, when he became Archbishop
of Canterbury. He was succeeded by
Mandell Creighton and his successor
was Wilmington Ingram, the present
bishop of London, whose portrait ap-
peared this morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-28
CONsUELo COMING HOME.

London, Sept. 27--The Duchess of
Marlborough viii visit America in Dc
toher.
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CABLE news
Additional Cable News on Page I.
PRESIDENT ENTERTAINS
LONDON'S BISHOP.

Washington, Sept. 27.-The Right
Reverend Henry Temple, Bishop OF
London, arrived here today and is the
guest of the President.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-29
First Published August 5, 1907
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Ford County.
Kuuaaa

In the District Court of Ford County.
Kansas.
j.. w Bower, Plaintif.
VS..
The Kecne Syndicate, II corporation, ct
Defendants.
10 Frank Il. Ford, Nella T. Ford, George
O. Earnum, Charles HerZer, n Sarah u.
Hageman, defendants in the above entitled
action:
You and each of Vou will take notice that
The Wa.Keeney Land 4 investment Comp
any, q defendant In the above entitled action
has ifled It's answer and cross petition
against you In said cause and that you must
reply 10 said an wer and CROSS petition on
OF before the 2lst day of September, A. d..
1907, or all OF the allegations In said answer
and cross petition contained will be AIKEN
as true and Judgment rendered In said action
In favor of TIL Wa. k6eneY Land a Invest
ment Company aforesaid for the sum OF
s. 81 .38. with interest thereon from the l0th
day of June, A. ID. 1909, at the rate OF twelve
per cent per annum, N Il further Judgment
will be rendered against all OF you for the
|foreolosure OF a certain mortgage set forth In
said answer and cross petition upon the
following described tract of land, to-wit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southeast quart
er and the southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section 6, In township % south,
range 22west of the 9th principal meridian,
living and situated In the county OF Ford, and
State of Kansas, and orderiag a sale of said
real estate without appraisenent and with.
out any right Of redemption, to pay said
Judgment, and forever barring and foreclos-
Ing you and each Of you of and from all right
title, estate, interest, property and equity OF
redemption In or to said premises or any
MADISON MADISON,
BROwK& BROWN;
Attorneys for, The Wa.Keeney Land Il Invest
ment company.
Attest: H.H. WELLS,
SEAL Clerk OF the Dlstrsct court.
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Is A BIG UNIVERSITY.
Hume OF "Rock Chalk" Taking on
Large Proportions, Has over10o
Professors and an Enrolment
1QNn

The state printer has just issued the
annual catalogue Of the University Of
knusss. |: is an interesting volume OF
over 500 pages and shows that the In
stitution has had a remarkable growth
during the past few years
Twenty-Five years ago the buildings,
versity was valued at 1921 900 There
were 1850 books in the library. The
teachlng force numbered sixteen. The
campus consisted of fifty acres. The
number of collegiate students was 100.
TIE c~a'aloguea show that'at the present
time, the buildings, grounis and equip
menr are valued ut 81, 500, 600. The
library consists Of 5000 volumes and
$4,000 unbound pamphlets, All for the free
use of students. The faculty numbers
loo instructors giving full time to teach.
10y, numerous fellows and Others who
give part time 10 teaching, and fifty
rmiront lectures. The campus consists
vi 173 acres There are fifteen large
b0lldings devoted TO purposes of in-
stfuctioo, Including a $1,000 0 gyDasiun
which will be opened to the use of the
Subjects this fall. The registration last
year, after dedlcting students who were
enrolled In more THAI one school, was
l,7S6 The enrolment wa. divided be.
tween the sexes 10 about the rat 0 Of two
men TO one woman, a,173 men and 6l3
women. The appropriation for
tue support Of the University by
che Legislature assures to the institution a
continuation OF les magnificent growth.
Work will begin at once on the erection
of $3.50, 900 worth of engineering build
ihgs When this equipment is completed
HE stale will have one Of the strongest
engineering schools In the entire south
west.
With such an institution ut the very
doors Of the citizens OF Kansas, the moral
applies particularly to Kansas parents.
III we have in our wv state a university
which .commends itself so highly in the
educational world, free from local OF
, sectional prejudice. why seek further for
a suitable college to which to send the
boys and girlsa Let the people Of
Kansas p~str0nize their W university
Give 1t the popular and hearty support
which 1t has earned. In a land thick
with colleges and neted for its generous
educational equipment, 1t is a dIs,inosion
to Kansas to have its university placed
by all educational experts In the front
rank, among the institutions which reckon
their years by centuries rathes than de-
cades
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-29

W. Watson haa purchased the Morrow
residence now occupied by George
Martin.
WANrED.--Two women for mangle
work and one for hand ironing at the
HomeiSteam Laundry. Phone Ill. q
John Miller Of the Home Furnishing
Company has moved into his new house
on the the lot north OF 8. I. Williams
residence
The work Of painting and %renovating
the house, barn and all buildings at the
forestry sta ion, has been completed this
week, and a much improved. appearance
IL the result.
The u. s. recruiting stations In charge
OF Lieutenant Coleman are led the pasi
month In securing recruits by the Dodge
City office. Eight recruits we're secured
here and that number leads the LIST
William Wooddell and wife Of Garden
City made an automobile trip to this
city Tuesday evening In two hours and q
half They left Wednesday afternoon
for Bucklin accompanied by Mrs. Wood.
dell's brother, William Maddox.
The Edwin Barrie Stock Company will
open II weeks engagement al Gluck'l
opera house next Monday evening" iu thu
four-act comedy drama, "a Prince 0
His Race''. This company has lateI!
finished an eleven weeks ,un at Puebl,
aud carry an unusually strong acting con
paDy and produce plays which they owl
exclusively. they carry II carload o
special scenery. One lady admitted fire.
Monday night wLen accompanied By
person purchasing a reserved seat tickle
before 800 p. III. Monday. Prices 25
80 AMI 30 cputs.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-29
First Publication August s,1901
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
the District court OF Ford County, State

fUBLlCAIlUN NOIICE.
In the District Court OF Ford County, State
Frank A. Hobble. Plaintiff,
VS..
G. aries Coe and--Coe his wife George
8, Emerson and Amy A. Emerson, his wife,
Oh Chapman and liza D, Chapman, his
wife and the unRnown heirs, devisees,
administrators, executors and trustees Of
Hannah NJ. Coe, deceased, defendants.
The State of Kansas to-,
Charles Coe and
Coe, his wife whose real name f. unknown,
George S. Emerson and Amy A. Emerson his
wife, Q. e. Chapman and Ella d. Chapman
his wife and the unknown heirs, devisees.
administrators, executors and trustees OF
Hannah NJ. Coe, deceased, GREETING
You and each of you will take notice that
you have been sned by the plaintiff in the
above entitled action in the District Court Of
Ford county Kansas, n must answer the
petition filed by the plaintiff Frank A. Hobbl0
on or before the 2lst day OF September 1907
or said petition will be taken as true and
judgement rendered accordingly Quieting the
title OF plaintiff In and TO the following de-
scribed real estate, to witt
Lots seven ~ and nine O) In block six Co
IN Shinn's addition TO Dodge CITY, Ford
county, Kansas, and decreeing that you tho
said defendants and non OF YOU have m
right, title or interest In and to the said pre-
misses or lien thereon adverse ~ the title OF
plaintiff and %adjudging null and void any
claim Interest, title, estate or lien OF said
defendants and each Of you In to or upOn
said premises and forever barring and en-
joining you and each Of You from asserting
any title, interest or estate In said land or
lien thereon and q further judgement for
costs,
Witness my hand and the seal OF the
District Court OF Ford County this 5thday Of
August, 1907.
(SEAL) n. II. WELLS,
Clerk Districts Court.
MADISON 4 MADISON,
Attorneys for Flalntif.
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-29
Remarkable Rescue.

That truth is stranger than fiction has
once more been demonstrated In the little
town of Fedora, Tenn, the residence OF
G. v. Pepper. &c writes: 81 wal In bed,
entirely disabled with hemorrhages OF
the lungs and throat. Doctors failed to
help me. and all hope had fed when
began taking Or. Kings New Discovery.
Then instant relief came. The coughing
soon ceased; the bleeding diminished rap.
idly. and In three weeks | was able to 60
to work." Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. SOC. and $1.0O, at Rath 4
Bainbridge drug store. Trial bottle free,
The Globe-republican., 1907-08-29

PEARL |. TREBILcocK, CITY clerk.