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The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

Mr. Winter is one Of the most inter
esting chauvinists We have, with breadth
Of shoulder enough to extend his protect
ing aegis over everything English. Along
with his denunciation of Ibsen he regis
tiers his protest on the same page of the
Tribune against all continental actors OF
whatever description or claim TO fame
English players specifically being except
ed from his sweeping edict OF eviction and
accommodation. His workmanship in
this case is especially directed against
Novelli. the famous Italian actor. who is
to visit New York professionally very
soon. According TO the remarkable man
ifesto of the dean of our critics, almost
any of our actors would play Shakes
peare as we'll as the continental stars
which is an opinion, dare say, interesting
rather than conclusive.
No doubt it could be readily proven in
the files of the Tribune, over Mr.. Win
tors own signature. that We are not sc
we'll off in capable actors as 10 warrant
a great amount of boast and bounce. Just
how he contrives it with his conscience
to fire salutes in honor of Mansfield S
tragic muse and fusillade from ambush
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09
A FINE comPLIMENT-A petition

was presented to Governor Kibbey.
signed by nearly all the line officers
% the Arizona National Guard, re-
guessing the appointment Of Colonel
McCiintock as adjutant general Of
Arizona to succeed the late Adtutant
General Leavell. Ii is a fine testimo-
NAL OF regard on the part Of the petit
toners and the action was taken
without the knowledge Of Colonel Nc
Clintock. but the appointment will not
be made for the reason that under the
law Colonel McClintock could not ac-
cept the position without resigning
that Of postmaster, which would be a
case Of political and financial suicide,
AT least in some degree. He can serve
as colonel Of the line and as postmast
or. but the office of adiutant is re-
munerative. and in another class from
that Of line position.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09
APPROPRIATIONS ELECTION,

Some additional facts regarding the
election of directors of the Appropria-
tors Canal company the day before
were brought out yesterday. Hosea
Gresnhaw Jr. apparently received only
1856 votes the fourth highest number
but there should have been added to
this about 1900 more which had been
cast for ]. W. Crenshaw. Mr.. Cren-
shaw was not a candidate and that was
understood by all Of the voters but in
the making up Of the tickets or some
of the tickets the printer had made u
mistake on account of a certain SINH
larity Of names. That discovery was
made before the beginning Of the count
but inasmuch as Mr.. Greenhaw was
elected anyhow it was decided not to
run the risk of raising a question by
counting these votes for him. About
5000 Cotes were cast for J. p. Ivy not
withstanding his announcement in the
beginning that he was not a candidate
and would not accept the office.
READ THE BUCKEYE LUMBER
CO.'S AID TODAY ON PAGE 5.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09
NEW CORPORATIONS.


OF the following corporations were
filed in the office OF the county record
er Yesterday: California Liniment Co.
capital stock 100000; incorpOrators
Albert Smitzer, 4. ". Tenant, Red
Feather Mines Co. capital stock ST.
600. 900; incorporators. A. II. Hansen,
Z. 9. Lancaster; Buckeye Mining Co,
capital stock 100000; incorporators
Joe y. Cassel. II. NJ. shaw. j. J. Noll.
VIM. Chapman. VIM. J. Norton; Mer
chants Register Co. capital stock.
Sl.000.000; incorporators, Albert Mac
key. David l.. Git. John ]. Nelligan.
Compressed Air Power Co: capital
stock S5.000,000; incorporators VIM. ii.
McMartin, Charles G. Corbett, \. j.
Sanderson: Powder Horn Bay MING
Co, capital stock, S1.5e0.0O0; incorpo-
rators, l.. y. Laterne. Jesse NJ. Marsh.
NJ. +. Hasbouch, Thomas J. Horn.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

Leave. Arrive
1.-THE Diamond Jo," for Hot
Springs Junction castle
Hot Spgs.) Wickenburs,
Prescott and branch
points. Jerome. Ash Fork
Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and all points
west $50. ...... .2:25 am. 2:25 am
"The Daylight Express"
for Wickenburg, A. & c.
branch points. Congress
Junction. Prescott, Ash
Fork, Denver, Kansas
City, Chicago and all
points east $500 am. 3:45 pm
No trains on A. & c. Ry. or Poland
branch Sundays.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09
HE ORIGINAL.

THE RlGlNAl-Charlie Arnold IS
the original Bill Taft man in Arizona
and he don't care who knows It. Yes
terday he received a fine life sized
bust photograph of him which will
henceforth have u position of honor in
his home whether Mr. Taft is the next
president or not.
RESTORED TO HEAlTH-Seth
Hammond has returned from a trip Of
several weeks in the east. undertaken
for the purpose Of surgical treatment
at Johns Hopkins hospital in Balti-
more, Nd. Mr.. Hammond mas suffered
severely Of late years Of gravel and
was advised 70 go TO Baltimore for an
operation. He did so and Is glad he
did. for he returns feeling almost like
a boy again. His operation was en-
tirely successful and he is filled with
gratitude and praise for DIR. Hugh II.
Young, who had charge of his case.
While there he also paid short visit
to the national capital.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09

READ THE BUCKEYE LUMBER
CO.'S AID TODAY ON PAGE 5.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09

A FURTHER CONFERENCE.-THE
finance committee of the board of
trade directorate will hold 4 meeting
in the board room this afternoon at 4
o'clock
A DAY WITH FRIENDSHIPS. NJ.
Z. Smith, formerly a resident Of this
city. spent Monday in Phoenix visit
ing friends, en- route from her home in
California TO Wickenburg. where she
viii remain for a time with the fam
lily Of her son. Earl.
LADIES AID TEA.-The Ladies Aid
society Of the Presbyterian church will
give The opening tea of the season at
the Girls hall At the Phoenix Indian
school. Friday night The o'clock
car OF the Indian school lire viii car
~ guests from the corner Of First and
Washington street. The public is most
cordially invited to attend.
A MUSICIANS RETuRN-Mrs.
Emma c. Hartmann. the talented cor
netist Of the Myrtle orchestra, has just
returned from St. Louis where she has
been studying for several months with
Prof. Seymour. a noted teacher. Mrs.
Hartmann comes to take her place
once more WIN llle hTtneSifd- Nav III
refused a position as cornetist in
Seymours band, 10 take up her pre-
ferred work here.
An DAT CROP. L. Cant has re-
ceived word from II. A. Hockett. a
5-other-in-law, about a crop of oats
he has raised Twenty acres produced
400 bushels This happened in Colo
RADIO on irrigated land and that latter
fact IS what makes the feat one of in
terest to the farmers Of this valley.
where the cat business has not had
great deal Of attention. Another I'M
usual thing about this crop Of oats is
the great weight Of The grain. fifty
five pounds TO the buEhel.
WESTWARD eOUNO-Mr and
Mrs. Henry BaswitZ, formerly Of this
city, but now residing in Los Angeles.
have been here for a few days visit
ing with friends and relatives. Incl
dentally Mr.. Baswitz. who is a trav-
cling salesman, has been picking up
his usual quota Of orders. They left
this morning via the Santa Fe for
Los Angeles. but viii travel by easy
stages, taking in all the important in
tervening stations, Mr. Baswitz hop
ing TO do a business of q million dol
lars or SO en- route.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-09

PRAYER MEETiNG.-The subject
NJ. f. church South. will be Faith and
its WORKS. The service begins at
7:30 O'Clock and all are invited.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06

milton of the Spanish language as a
qualification is an appropriate recog-
milton OF the fact that Spain was in
the islands before the United States,
and her language is spoken by many
times more persons there than can
handle the English tongue. July 80
will be a great day for the Philip
pines, end the measure of home rule
which viii be given to them then will
be increased in the future as rapidly
as their people show an ability to
use 1T for their own and the United
States Observation-Disclosures
A petition Is being circulated at
Vermil!ioA for the pardon of Elmer
Jordan and Richard Broeschweiler
from the penitentiary. They were
sentenced to five years for the burn
ing of west hall two years ago, and
also Charlin's blacksmith shop, and
the attempted burning of the opera
house.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06
aWelcone!

Once more 1t lis the time of the
annual roundup and Rapid City
filings wide the gates of her hospi-
tally and bids the assembling stock
men welcome. For many years they
have assembled in this little city by
the classic banks OF Rapid river and
her fortune in the past has been
linked with theirs. Many Of them
are grizzled veterans who have
borne the brunt Of war and tempest
and drotth. They have known the
little city since 1t was a sprawling
Village and though good deport and,
evil they have been Its friends. Now
al this time larger and better things
are Ut hand. Rapid City does not
forget and will not forget the old
friends who have been loyal through
all these years. There will come a
time when the stockman's pony will
ii ii The o +our streets and
hisR Herd Will be slaughtered and
shipped from q, Rapid City packing
house, but there will never come a,
time when he Isl not welcome. We
VROA WA0S IAAo 6dlSS W I'll OuF SucSlSs
rich. and poor alike, far and near. re
you want anything you don't see, ask
fort and IL YOU see anything you.
don't want turn 1t down. While our
visitors are with US, visitors from all
.parats 81 the great west, let every,
nan Of rs an talk for, our town. Put
away your little grievance II You have
one ia.n,daslet ~ pull for greater Rapid
Cttysss Dom be too intent on mak-
Ing money next week; make q good
impression, make friends the money,
Y ~ GENE later rsftlG Get acquainted with
VIZ Visitors personally and intro
sssdnlceN them \ your friends. II any
thing goes wrong laugh; II would
probably have been ten times worse
ttssypn had haadachaarge. Let US give
our VISITORS a. royal characteristic
welcomafa and makkeathem. forget their
scarss forawhile in the generous
warmth9aaoif our reception. And again,
swessay to- them,isss".W Welcome one and
hartrom Denver to Chicago and
from Dasadoines to Bntte, welcome
70 Rapid City, the st. Lonis OF the
HILLS? watch Rapid City grow!
nv fs1S%
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06

HnEEA EE2 -
uMflons
Ins8thessClrelit Court of the Seventh.
judicial Circuit or the State OF
South Dakota. withinsand for the
County of Custer.
Gatherine Englebrecht. Plaintiff.
ys.a sn
EelixAB runner. Defendant.
sAThaasstateaofg South Dakotas sends
kresatllnEs kos Aha Shove named Do
Y 81 are hereby summoned andre
|Qaared t0aansyafTs conplaint 81
ttha plaintt6 whIch wNs fled instheJ
Enfane the sclerk 1fthis Court at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gountysssouth Das,
kokasanstha lstS6ag April I9Ors
AnasNAl1hfpEaa QEssaeasmenN;ree
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06
Boost for South Dakota.

Still come in the reports from
every portion of the state Of the ar
rival Of new settlers. From Aber-
deem to Yankton from Watertown to-
Mitchell, from Sioux Falls to Pierre,
from Chamberlain to Mitchell, from
Huron and also from the Black Hills
the reports come in and all agree that
never before in the history of the
state have sosmany new people come
in with the expectation of making
South Dakota a permanent home,
bringing their families, their stock
and their household goods with
them. They come from Nebraska,
from Iowa, from Illinois, and Indi-
ana and Wisconsin. They are a
sturdy lot, with money enough to
pay for their land, and to make i'm
provements, and they belong to the
class of men who are sure to win.
South Dakota is on the eve of a
boom. Twp lines of railway are
pushing across the reservation, to
bind together the two hitherto sepa-
rated portions of the state. Tripp
SoOlAlJ wv . " -pdlL IL IkOSC.
bad reservation will this year be
opened to settlement and over a mil
lion acres of fine farm land will be-
come available to entry. The state
is about out of debt-will be Who'll
ly so by the end Of the year. A fine
new capitol is to be erected out of
funds realized from the sale of the
capitol lands. Fol five years in sue
~cession South Dakota has produced
a greater per capita OF wealth than
any other state in the union. The
crop prospect for the coming year
could not be better at this time OF
the. year. Everything is looking rosy
for the state. The towns are grow.
ing-some Of them booming. The
railroads are doing about all of the
business they can handle. There is
n actual car shortage in the state
at this time to carry out of the state
last years grain crop, immense
Quantities of which are still stored
@Einzthe sranaries and elevators of the
state. This is an unprecedented
condition in a n%agricultural state al
this time of the year. South Dakota
lis fast coming into her own; and nov
lis the time to boost.
Let every citizen of the state SEND
Tout to his friends to the east of us
the glad tidings of South Dakota
prosperity. Let all OF us-every
mother's son Of us--do what we car
ITO help push the state along. He'll
Ito advertise the state. Write per
sonal letters. Send newspapers which
boost the state. Induce your friend!
to come to South Dakota and lool
At over Help the men who are try.
ling to bring in settlers in every way
Ethat is possible. The state needs ad.
Nertising. 1t needs boosters. BE one
of them, and VIC will make of 1907
the banner year for South Dakota
Argus-Leader. 5t4az
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06
viii have to hurry.

We have here today, my pros
pector and business man a city
of thirty-five hundred. We are
growing some as you will take
notice, as you ago about the
town, and we r not giving you
a warm proposition when we say
to You that within ten years
here on the banks and within
the hearing of the ripping
waters of Rapid creek, that you
may become a part and parcel
of a future Rapid City Of ten
thousands Inhabitants. If you
are from Missouri it will be out
of order for you to produce a
show me card" simply open your
eyes and you will directly get
wise, and it won't be necessary
to make you an ironclad guar
antee.
While in town this week
make it your business, and it
will be worth your while, to call
at the Office of the Business
Mems Club at the city hall and
there get the key OF the town.
The editor of the best and only
real live weekly newspaper in
the town will also have on hand
several keys to the city which
can be had for the asking. Pull
the latch string first door to the
right over the postofice.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06
=, 2, gEp1YoH
Entered at the post Office at Rapid
CitYssa as second class mail matter.
Subscription $3.50 9 year
sGfrelcy's Advice Accepted.

5fAUVlco
BY o. W.yTeubner.
Three Minnesota farmersS
FILLED, with discomfort,
Jumped on the train
And out west they went. Ho! Ho!
AS we left Winnebago,
We wrote on our chests,
t.sWe-aTe bound Tor South Dakota
The glory OF the westsHo iHo!
Away away, out to Rapid.
we met a young locator,
whose name was Mccain,
He took us across the Cheyenne
To. locate on q claim. Ho! Ho!
We broke up the sod
And went TO the woods,
In other, words my dear friend,
Delivered the goods. Ho! Ho!
Away, away, out near Rapid.
Mathematics and cactus,
Gumbos and sand,
Are the component parts
OF South Dakota land. Ho! Ho!
So the naughty ranch men said,
To squelehso our fond bright hopes,
But I'VE did2what knowing farmers do
Just9called 1T all q joke. Ho! Ho!
Away away, out a Rapid.
ssSssSi ff3s5AffE Ji-----
Hin peace and good company
Youswish to- abide,
Just come across the Cheyenne
Andflive on$Wolf Divide
Dakota City, March LIST.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-04-06
The Sabbath. Let it he Kept.

| Sunday reform associations in all
lands have appointed April 2Sth to
May 4th, inclusive, as the Worlds
Week ofbPrayer} tor the Lords Day.
Just before the summer food of Sab
bath breaking, we are called every
year to protect the imperiled Lords
Day by a week OF prayer and proven
ton. Let us recall gratefully as one
of the surviving gifts iofl the lost
Paradise Of the Sabbath which was
from the very !bIeginning sdivinely
made for man." and which is there
fore not to be 7considered as Hebrew,
butahumanfan and humane. Let us pom
der the profound Significance of the
fact thatfin theQGod-given Ten Com
mandments, the Keystone, largest of
all, is the Sabbath commandment,
the breaking of which leads to the
breaking of others and the Keep
ing of which leads to the keeping
Of the others.sifR t5liaAB 3}a5s
We should remember that Jesus
taught 9us to observe the weekly
SABBATH, and5oby am act that was in
effect a legislative act, transferred
blythe Holy Spirit, its rest and.
special worship ITO the Lords Day,
so called by his apostle of love in.
the New Testament, and so called
every week since in unbroken sue
c~ession. faL IS tl
Let us pray that this succession %
divine and human blessing 70 stS'
be broken by the greed for gain and
the, greed for pleasure that together
asaila 1T with unprecedented animus
attstilis time II 3. : -
Let this Week OF Prayer to God be
first of all a week of very much i'm
~I2portunate prayer in public, around
the family altar, and in the closet;
but also let it fbeta week. of petition
ing national and state and local Of
Ulcers for better legislation and bet
ter enforcement of existing laws. Let
gus particularly appeal to Congress
flora law against Sunday banking
fn the money order and registry di-
Iavislon of the postofice, but recently
ipermitted. Let specific effort be
made In each town to abolish or di-
diminish work In postDfices, which
IsIlondon ana Toronto prove unneces-
lIsary.i Let timely literature be dis
~atributed In every town ana city by
la modern seventy" going two and
'two from house to house. Where
lpossible let Sunday trains be stopped
1abut in any case let Christians be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-10
INGALLS,.

Jan. 7.-Snow, snow, and more
snow coming. About four feet on
the level now.
W. H. Ingalls, and his brother S.
E. Ingalls, left on the 500 for
Minnieska, Mimi, last Friday to
visit their sister. They will also
visit friends and relatives in several
places in Iowa. s. E. ingalls, has
visited here for two months. 1t is
80 years since the brothers met and
they are having a very pleasant
time. S. E. Ingalls, has his home in
Galena, s. Oak.
Adolf Anderson shot another wolf
last Monday.
The mail carrier is having a tough
time, but he makes his trips regular
~ and on good time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-10
ALMA.

Jan. Geo into the New Year
race with a stout heart and bid fare
we'll to the saloon, show that you
are no longer a slave to liquor. You
may say / take a drink now and then
and that don't hurt. My friend, the
moderate drinker is the one that
keeps the DEVILS work shop agoing.
Are you.going to destroy your happi-
ness and fall in line with the drunk
ards?, we hope not. It's an old say
ing: You can't teach an old dog
new tricks, therefore quit drinking;
quit going into the saloon, shun the
saloons as you would rattle snake,
if you go too close it will turn and
bite and you will be poisoned victim
of the saloonn's.
Wishing you all happy New Year.
Hank Schey.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-10
Correspondence
Camp and Logging News.

Rena, Mimi, Jan. Crank Hig-
gins, the sky pilot, was at Gibson's
camp, No. 3, New Years Eve.
A white pine was cut by the Swan
River Logging Co., Near Cuba,
Mimi, that was 425 years old. The
tree was practically all solid and was
cut into five logs. The first log
scaled 5000 feet.
Johnson & Wentworth will put a
steam hauler to work at their camps
son Alden Lake.
A man from Gibson's camp No. /,
went to Bena a few days ago. He
thought he would enjoy drink or
two and took several at one of the
Bena saloons. Then he started for
the next town, Ball Club. Before
he got there he was taken sick and
was picked up by some other men
travelling the same way. He died a
short time after they reached Ball
Club. 1t is supposed his drinks were
doped. Sc.
A man named, Peter Darrock was
killed near Duluth by a log rolling
on him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-10
SHOW SKILL IN IRRIGATION.
African Tribe Has Little to Learn in
This Branch of Agriculture.

Excepting, perhaps, some Malayan
tribes, the African negroes are said to
be the finest agriculturists of all the
natural races, says the Southern Work
man. The Bongos are said to have a
greater variety of garden plants
around their huts than are found in
the fields and gardens of German
village. Irrigation is practiced. The
Angeles, in the Congo district, have
practical irrigation. The Wachangu
show wonderful skill in irrigating
their terraced hillsides by tunnels Of
water diverted from the main stream
'They have a clear mode of irrigating
equally a given surface AS the lit
tie canals of water are always ele-
waited above the cultivated plants they
will tap them at a convenient spot
above the beds to be watered, and
then turn the stream into rough con-
duit made of the hollow stems of ba-
nanas cut in half, the end of each stem
overlapping the next. Then, as the
water enters the last joint, it is freely
turned right and left, distributing the
vivifying stream in all directions"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-10
JOKE WAS ON MR.. GOLD.
Possibly Old Gobsa Regretted His
Extreme Economy.

Rear Admiral F. w. Dickins told in
Philadelphia the other day a good
story about very rich and very
economical fnancier.
.'The old gentleman let us call him
Gobsa Cold" he said, was making
preparations for Christmas ball
some years ago and at his wine
merchants discovered a cheap brand
of champagne. u:
"'This,' he said, is a good brand Of
champagne. 1t is quite good enough
for those young people who will come
to my Christmas ball. They couldn't
tell the difference, anyway.
''And accordingly he ordered q
dozen cases Of the cheap wine.
"a day or two before Christmas,
picking up his newspaper, he noticed
that his wine merchant had half
page advertisement. He ran his eye
over it and saw in big black letters
the paragraph:
"'Try our celebrated champagne at
$1.25 quart, as ordered by the emf
nent financier, Gobsa Gold, ESD, for
his forthcoming Christmas ball."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-01-10
ONE KEY FOR AL TRUNKa.
London Merchant Has Conferred Real
Boon On Humanity.

1 s & ~
Was there ever woman born who
did not at some time In. her career.
lose or forget her trunk key? Who
has not experienced the wild sense Of
despair that sweeps over the travel
worn, dusty creature who arrives at
her journeys end with no more scien-
tific implement than hairp1n to
probe the mysteries of her trunk lock?
And when her pieces Of baggage num-
Der more than one, and all the keys
are left behind, so much the greater is
the mourning over the disaster!
Now comes along London trunk
dealer who for ingenuity and true
business instinct puts all his Yankee
brethren to the blush. He has invent
ed series of trunks, skirt trunk,
bodice trunk, hatbox and every other
sort Of trunk or box that you may
need, all Of which can be unlocked
with one key.
Of course, you may forget the one
but it is less of memory tax than
half a dozen, and, should it be forgot
ten, you will squander less of your
substance upon the village locksmith
than if you were obliged to order a
whole bunch.