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Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
A RECEIVER WANTED
 FOR PORTLAND BANK
A Stockholder Fears a Sudden Cessa-
 ton of the Protecting Holidays.

Portland. Nov. 6.-The Title Guar anty and Trust Company today was placed in the hands of a receiver.
 The United States court appointed c. H. Hill. vice president of the insti- tuition. as receiver. with a bond of s1OO.OOO. The receiver was appointed on the complaint of N. Coy, who gives his residence as Massachusetts and claims that he owns 592 shares of the ca pital stock of the bank.
 In the complaint Coy estimates the iia bilities of the concern at s2.640.000. and the assets at s2.5O0.000. He states that should the day to day holidays proclaimed by Gov. Chamberlain be discontinued. the bank would be un able to withstand the great and sudden demand for cash, owing to its inabil- ity quickly to raise funds on it's secur- ities. It was developed that the state treasurer has on deposit in the bank over s3OO,0OO of the states money. This. it is said. will be well protected by suret- bonds and collateral.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07

s500.OO0 for Montreal This brings the total gold engagements for. America to s3I. I.5O0000 which would afford the amount required for a legal reserve against sl50 50000.O00. There is still some apprehension regarding the possible er- feet of the Bank of England's effort to check the outflow of gold from Lon don by raising the discount rate on Thursday.
 It is understood that the arrange ment by which the committee of trust company presidents takes control of the majority of stock of the Trust Company of America and the Lincoln Trust Company is only temporary de vice to reestablish confidence What will be the ultimate disposition of the stock has not been seriously considered bur il is certain that the trust com panies committee and the clearing house committee will insist that these companies pursue in the future a pol icy of the strictest conservatism and that they shall not embark in any un- derwriting which is not capable of be- ing converted readily into cash.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
HEARST NOT
 AN EDITOR
Merely the Good Angel of His Papers
Facts Brought Out at a Hearing On Criminal Lii bel Charge.

New York. Nov. civilian R. Hearst appeared before Justice Wyatt in the court of special sessions. for a hearing on the charge of criminal libel brought tagainst him by Former Con- gressman William A. Chanler. Chanler alleges libel was contained in a re- cent article appearing in the New York Journal concerning the case of Raymond Hitchcock in which Chan ler's name was mentioned. At the conclusion O. the hearing. counsel for Hearst. moved that the case be dis missed and that Hearst be not held for the grand jury on the ground that his proprietorship of the paper had not been proven and that the article in question had not been shown to be of a libelous character. In this connec tion it was testified b- an emplove of the Journal. that MT. Hearst never wrote for that paper; that his only in terest was in 3 financial way. Justice Wyatt said he would render a decis- ion next Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
THE UTE CAMPAIGN
 FULL WINTERS JOB
Hurrying Soldiers From Army Posts Into the Thunder Butte Country.

Omaha, No". 6.-Col Frank West and eight troops of the Second United States cavalr:' from Fort Des Moines were today ferried across the Missouri at Forest City opposite the Cheyenne agency in South Dakota, after reach ing Gettysburg last night and march, ing eight miles across the country. The command will continue its march tomorrow for Thunder Butte. eighty miles further west.
 It now appears to army men that the campaign against the Utes may keep the soldiers busy all winter.
 Two companies of the Sixteenth in fantr- from Fort Creek. will reach Gettysburg tonight. These companies will relieve the small detachment of the Second Cavalry having charge of the base supplies at Gettysburg. De- tachments of infantry companies will then be assigned to dut- from the Cheyenne River agency, White Horse and other points between Thunder
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07

better industrial life for organized la bor. Yesterdays results crowned their efforts in this behalf. The election showed that good citizens were not found solel,' in the ranks of business and professional men in this or any other community.
 Tn fact the determined efforts of a considerable portion of the business classes to accomplish the defeat of the district attorne.' in order to prevent the punishment of wealthy. influential and criminal business men stamps them as the most dangerous sort of citizenry of the United States. My tremendous majority is taken by me as an approval of the course of the district attorney and as acommand by the people to continue the prosecution against those who have already been indicted and brought to the bar of justice"
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
iAVAILFD ITSELF
 OF 1Ht HOLIDAYS
A San Francisco Bank Out of the Clearing House Temporarily Sus- bends Payment.

San Francisco. Nov. 6.-Taking ad- vantage of the bank holidays declared by the governor the Citizens State Bank on Fillmore street stopped pay ments today. The doors of the bank were not closed but no money was re- ceived or paid out. To patrons the cashier explained that not being in the clearing house the bank had to settle its balances in gold and was be- ing rapidly drained. so it was deemed best by the board of directors to avail themselves of the holidays.
 When the bank will begin to pay cannot be ascertained. The bank two days ago was advised to take the course which has been adopted. The cashier of the bank stated that the in Stitution would have to realize on se- curities before reopening.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
A SERIOUS SITUATION
 FOR FRISCO COURTS
Judge lawler Would Like to Know if There Could Not be Break in the Holidays.

San Francisco. Nov. 6.-Superior Judge Lawler held a conference with the leading banks this afternoon with a view ot ascertaining if it would be practicable to susoend the bank holi- days a few da.s without inviting serious financial difficulties in order that the courts of justice might resume and cOncl,de some Of the most press ing cases especially the trial of Ford. general counsel for the United Rail- roads.
 In court toda- the judge told the Ford jurors who were chafing under their long confinement and absence from business that he would investi- gate the situation and see if something could not be done to have the holidays discontinued temporarily so that the Ford case could be finished.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
PRESSURE APPLIED
 FOR NEW LEGISLATION
Commercial Organizations of the Mid dle West Want Something Done About the Currency.

St. Joseph. Nov. 6.-The following telegram in which the Business Mems League. the Kansas City Commercial Club League. the St. Louis Business Mems League and the Chicago AssO- citation of Commerce have joined was sent to the president and Secretary Cortelyou today.
 Believing that prompt legislative measures should be adopted to prevent repetition of the present financial situation We respectfully and earnestly urge that currency legislative matters be cofisidered at the coming session of congress" Telegrams were sent to commercial organization in fifty other cities urging them to take similar action.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
UNLOADING GOLD.
The Disposition of the First Cargo
 Brought to New York.

New York, Nov. 6.-With no greater ceremony or care than if the iron banded wooden boxes had contained so much tin or other base metal. more than s7.O00.0O0 in gold brought to this port yesterday by the steamer Kron Prinzessin Cecilie wss transferred from the strong room of the vessel to Wall street today.
 The gold coin was taken to the sub treasury while the bars were dumped into the assay office. The government immediately advanced to bankers 10 whom the gold was consigned go per cent of it's value in bills and small currency.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07

day in examining the returns of yes terday's election and considering the bearing on next years contest. The Independence League has maintained
 it's place as d political body. while the so-called anti-merger party by polling a trifle over three per cent of the to- tai vote will also be in the race next year, will hold convention and place candidates on the official ballot
 The plurality by which Guild won his reelection is today placed at l04,- 35l, and is the largest given a sue cessful candidate since 1898. on the other hand the democratic vote of S4,l92 is one of the smallest in years
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
THE BROOKLYN RESULT.
Attributed to the Influence of Presi- dent Roosevelt.

Washington. Nov. 6.-President Roosevelt today received the following from Timothy l.. Woodruff. dated New York: "Our great sweep with the straight republican ticket in Kings county. normally democratic by 20.e00. was accomplished by the use made of your unparalleled strength with the people. Some of our candi- dates had nearly 20.000 majority
 The following from Congressman elect John w. Langley dated lrke- vile, Ky, was received today: We won by 2O.000. The mountains did the most and the Roosevelt administration made it possible
 No statement or comment on the re- suit of the election was made by the president today.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
THE GENERAL RESULT.

New York Nov. 6.-Themain results in general are: The election of Guild by d plurality of about 100000 in Mas sachusetts. The entire state ticket, with both branches of the legislature is republican. Maryland elected a democratic governor. Judge Austin L. Brothers and the entire democrati: ticket by about 1000. The legislature is democratic. and will return two senators. Ex-Governor Smith and Senator Pinckney White were success full for senator in the democratic pri- maries.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
LANepoN's DECLARATION.

San Francisco, Nov. 6.-Tonight the count of yesterdays municipal vote has been completed in 241 precincts out of 273 in the city. The total vote thus far counted is 49.3O9. giving the following on mayor: Taylor. demo- crat, 24,522: Mccarthy. labor. 15.29S: Ryan. republican. 1925. For district attorney: Langdon. republican, 2S,4l2; McGowan. labor, HISS. The total vote it is estimated will reach 5G,G00 to 5000. If the present ratio is main tained it is predicted that Taylor will have a majority of 12.0O0 and Langdon a majority of 1i,000. It is apparent tonight that the entire Good Govern ment ticket is elected with the excep- ton of the county clerk and county treasurer and possibly one of the eighteen supervisors.
 Langdon today made the following statement to the Associated Press re- specting his election: The results of the election speak loudly for civic de- cency and honest citizenship in San Francisco. a city which for twelve months has been a by word among the cities of the nation because of its crimes. Graft and corruption have marked the course of municipal af- fairs. Yesterday was the first oppor- tunity the people had had to express their disapproval and condemnation of the officials who betrayed them and to repudiate the corrupt organization which desired to select successors to the discredited officials
 This will be the last campaign for the union labor party in San Fran cisco. Sincere and honest labor lead CTS like Macarthur, Sweeney, Casey, McLaren and Furuseth have been fighting for years to bring about d
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
CLEVELAND RETURNS.

Cleveland, O., Nov. 6.-Complete re- turns give Johnson 4s.339 and Burton 39,9O6. Johnson's plurality is 9.3lS. The entire democratic ticket was elected with the exception of the police clerk. 'The city council is twenty-five
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
SANTA FEE NEEDS MEN. -
None Will be Laid Off, Save General
 Manager Hurley.

Kansas Cit.-. Nov. 6.-H. F. Hurley. general mana"er os the Santa Fe. said today that lis road will not la:' off any men this winter in the operating or maintenance o: way departments.
 We need all the men we have now in completing the Belen Cutoff" he said.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
FROM THE SCENE OF TROUBLE.

Huron. g. D. Nov. 6.-Iames Mac omber reached here today from the scene of the Indian trouble and says the Utes are ver. restless and some open threats are made. few dissat- isfied Sioux have joined the Utes and while there is no occasion for imme- diate alarm. it is 3 fact that the mat ter ma- become serious at any mo- ment.
 The trouble originated from a fear rations and with the approach of win ter the Indians Npprehended destitu- tion. Several men here who desired to go to the reservation. were informed that no permits would be issued to civilians to cross the river and close watch is being kept on all visitors.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN,.

Trenton. N. J.. Nov. Crank S. KatZenbach jr.. the democratic candi- date for governor. tonight conceded the election of John Franklin Fort. his republican opponent, by 1000 ma jority, following a statement
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
IN RHODE ISLAND.

Newport. Nov. 6.-Rhode Island has reelected Higgins. dem6crat for governor and thus insured the return of Wetmore to the senate. Kentucky has elected the entire republican state ticket headed by Augustus F.. Wilson for governor by majorities of from 5000 to 10000. The legislature is democratic and will probably elect Governor Beck ham to tie senate
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
IN THE UP STATE.

New York, Nov. 6.-The elections in Greater New York were largely favor able to the democrats. the majority of Foley over Ihmsen for sheriff is 26.733 The fusion of the republicans and In- dependence League was a failure ex- cept in few cases of officials. In Brooklyn under McCarren the demo- crats were defeated. electing only the district attorney.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
ANOTHER WEEK OF HOLIDAY.

Sacramento. Cal. Nov. Ex-Governor Gillette today said that it was almost certain that the holidays would con tinue all week. A proclamation mak- ing tomorrow holiday was issued to- day.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07

Butte Creek and the Missouri River Large quantities Of feed and forage supplies necessary. will have to be shipped into the country for d large body Of men and animals
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
EXCITED BY VICTORY
Chairman Woodruff Demands the Re-
 nomination of President Roosevelt.

New York. Nov. 6-Chairman Wood ruff of the republican state committee who wired the president yesterday that the republican victory in Kings county was due to Roosevelts strength in Brooklyn. said tonight that he be- lieved the demand would be such that the president would be obliged to ac- cept the renomination. He said:
 T am of the opinion that the de- mand for the renomination of Roose- welt will be so strong next spring that the president will be obliged to accept renomination. Every indication points to his being swept into office by an overwhelming vote. Under the leadership of Roosevelt in the nation the rank and file of the Independence League will in my judgment vote hereafter with the republican party" THE HEREAFTER IN MASSACHU-
 SETTS.
 Boston, Nov. 6-POliticians through out the state are much interested to-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07

MONEY TO L0AN.-H you want to build and need some money. come and see me; my rates are the lowest V. E Pascoe. no North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07
THE HEREAFTER IN MASSAcHU-
 SETTS

Boston, Nov 6-Politicians through out the state are much interested to-
Arizona republican., 1907-11-07

EIGHTY AcRES-School land for sale cheap. Near Arizona Canal Best land in valley; fine orange land Partly in Alfalfa. F. F. Pascoe. 110 North Center Street.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-25
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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-25
COWS r1Il.kED
ON CAPITOL HILL
HARRISBURG Jan Or.


At the meeting of the State board Of
agriculture and the Pennsylvania
Dairy union in the old executive build
ing there was test of milk ing
machine in the basement of the build
ing this morning. This was the first
time COWS have ever been milked in
State building. At 8 80 O'Clock this
morning four fine COWS were driven
into the basement of the building, and
in the presence of large crowd of
people, including J. j. Hill, master of
the State grange, secretary of Agricul-
ture Critchfield, Farmer" William
L. Greasy, and Prof. III. E. Van Nor
man, president of the Pennsylvania
Dairy union, the milking machine was
applied and started by an operator,
and it did the work.
''This milking machine said Presi-
dent Van Norman, "acts on the prin-
ciple of suction and pulsation. 1t
milks the COW just as calf would in
feeding from the mother cow"
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-25

GRAMS. READ THEM.
opposite him, and he held his eyes
stifiiy averted, because he was also
subtly cognizant of the fact that 1t
was tailor made young lady, with
sunny curls and an exquisltely modu-
lated voice as she addressed the
waiter.
After several embarrassed moments
ia permitted himself surrepttious
pIan,n toward his vis-a-vis. Her face
was oye,"ted, but there was no mistak-
ing the pi,Nk oval cheek, with its
sweet, familiar curve; the golden mass
of cobweb hair, the scarlet, tremulous
lips.
The girl turned swiftly under the
spell Of his eyes, q river OF crimson
running from throat to brow. But
suddenly she stiffened, and the color
forsook her face.
Kendall was looking at her very ear
nestly, very pleadingly. The quarrel
had been terribly bitter, but the after
math was much more bitter. There
had been only six months of that, and
q lifetime stretched drab before them.
"Marjorlew He leaned half across
the table, his glance full Of passionate
appeal. He seemed to have forgotten
altogether that half a year ago they
had parted for good and all, with the
promise never to speak to one another
again.
The girl accepted his eyes for sec
ond. Then her lashes fllckered and
fell. Her lips were held taut to ron
ceal their trembling, and her breath
was coming in little Jerks. But she
controlled herself quickly, and when
she looked up again her expression
was quite calm, whatever it may have
indexed.
Personalities" she forced herself to
say, Twill have to be avoided, Dick.
We settled all that long ago, did we
not?"
Her words had a final ring, and Ken
dali felt himself going white under
the stab of them. Could 1t be possible,
after all past asseverations, that she
had ceased to care so entirely? Surely
she could never have suffered as he
had done the past six months and sit
facing him now with so cool a de-
meanor. He was on the point of
speaking when the walter reappeared.
Marjorie welcomed his coming with
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-25
Interrupted
Engagements
By NELLIE
CRAVEY GILMORE
Copyright, 1905, by P. c. Eastment


The outlook was distinctly unprom
ising. One circumstance in particular
gloomed Kendalps mind. Fool-like he
had allowed bimsa,f +o ha drawn into
n sor+ of hoIc, o.u,,,,o.,,, ,o,o.
"a ~
N,' COUSIN hi''S "hu was even
io" hurryihs aiohg as fast as steam
couiu carry nm TO the second fatal
step toward its consummation. The
first had been taken when he drifted
into the correspondence with the girl, a
correspondence which had quickly run
through all tie successive stages till
now it stood upon decidedly senti.
mental footing.
Kendall occupied himself alternately
by studying the flying landscape and
the photograph of his latest inamorata,
She was good looking enough In ali
sense, but for some perverse reason Of
the hour he chose to resent her rich
dark beauty with passionate defiance.
Somehow another face, sweeter than q
flower, star eyed, framed In a cloud of
misty gold hair, kept coming in be-
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-25
Church Dedication.

The handsome new Evangelical
church, at Winfield. was dedicated
Sunday. There were upwards of four
hundred people at the services. The
edifice cost five thousand dollars aud
is the result of the efforts of the pas.
tor, Rev. S. E. Koontz. The service
opened on Saturday night with ser
mon bv Rev. j. D. Shortess, of Mil
ton. The dedicatory sermon was
preached by Rev. W. II. Foulke, ot
Harrisburg, who took Bishop Hartz.
ler's place, the latter being ill.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1907-01-25
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