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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
SHIP YOUR LIVE STOCK TO CLAY
 ROBINSON & O.,

Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo. Best service in all departments. Ex port salesmen, cattle, sheep, and hoga Let us send you our weekly market letter.
 Houses at-Kansas City, St. Joseph, Omaha, Sioux City, St. Paul, Chicago,
 and Buffalo.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
OREGON MAN IS CHAMPION.

PORTLAND, Oregon, July INV A. McBerney, of Spokane, won the fl nals in the mems singles, coast cham. pionship series of the Oregon tenni' tournament here today. He defeated l.. R. Freeman of Pasadena
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Heavy Rainfall.

W. C. Tonkin, president and general manager of the Inter state Gold Mn. ing ompany. who arrived here Iast night from his camp at Walker, reports n very heavy rainfall in the Walker li-fric, yesterday afternoon.
 Probate Business.
 Thc.exccutor of the last will and tes lament of tne estate of Abram S. flew it.. deceased, filed a return Of sale or real estate belonging to the estate Tn the probate court yesterday. the near ing -f which was set for July p.
 Left for Camp.
 Charles F.. Mckinley, president and general manager of the Mckinley Min. ing and Development Company, left last night for his company's camp m Copper Basin, after arranging all de- tails Co resume operations in the Pea cock shaft on large scale at once.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
TN|N Passed Through.

Rev. T. F. Mccartney passed \ here last night on his way Aod Phoenix from Flagstaff, where tended the Southwestern ltdiiI sionary Conference,whieh eoavs1 the Skylight City July Q.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
NO REST FOR GAMBLERS.

NEW YORK, July IT, Several ar rests were made today at the Brighton Beach track for violation of the anti gambling laws.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Visited Here Yesterday.

Ex.Deputy Sheriff Ed. Mahu1 ited here yesterday from his boa
 Jerome Junction, returning % | ,ernoon train. He reports eOpOu| in his section and feed on iAe
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Will Select Bridge Site.

Chairman Barney Smith, Cs1 ter of the board of Supervisor, C. Shotwell, deputy county a will leave this morning for HH and Dewey to select a site fori road bridge over the Agua Fna
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
SECURES OPTION ON STORM
 CLOUD
H. ]. Beemer,T Takes Over Property On Mount
 Union
tFrom SaturtNsy's Daiiy)


 Before leaving for New York yester. day. II. J. Beemer secured an option for the purchase of group cf mines, ad- joining the storm Cloud group on Mount Union. owned by the II. J.. Beeuer Company. from W. ]. Kearney and Lute Wilson. The group covers some of the most promising mineral lands in that part of the Hassayampa district, as well as valuable timber and water rights. 4 cash payment of $500 was made on the option and in addi. ton Beemer is to pay sl00 a month 10 Kearuey sand Wilson for six months, when he may elect to take over the property for slT,5O0, $500 of which he is to pay down, with the remainder in two installmen.s covering a year.
 Until the six months option expires or Beemer elects to take over the prop. erty, Kearney and Wilson will continue their development on the ground. which is opened by number of tunnels and shafts on the network of lodges GOV cred by the locations. They have ore exposed in all the openings on the prop erty.
 The II. J. Beemer Company is pros ecuting development on the Storm Cloud group with small force, which | it i- their intention to increase later | in the year. An ore shoot is opened by tunnel in the storm Cloud mine a ! la.s I Ca. nfVan m thickness three and a half feet. Some of the ore taken out in driving the tun. nel was disposed of last year at the Humboldt smelters at a handsome pro fit, the values being in copper and gold.
 I. ]. I. !. .s- l. !. I. !. !. !. + I. + From the fact that inside buying or. ders have been exceedingly small for fl some weeks. We cannot but believe that the bottom is reached. This being so, there must be healthy advance all along the line. The country is regain. ing its equilibrium at rapid rate and once the political campaign now being waged is out of the way, the immens, Accumulation of funds available foi speculation will weight heavily as q bullish factor. IL is predicted, ana rightly so, that "Coppers" will be th, first to strengthen, by reason of the ex tensive electrical construction worh going on both here and in European countries. We consider good stocks al present prices preferable to money. l, Arizona led the world in mineral pro duction for 1907. The total output based on available figures and careful ly compiled, was 67,OO0,00O. Her out put exceeds Montana's by s5,O0O,O00 Michigan's by $l7,O00,000, and Neva da's by s56,000,0O0. A few years az, Arizona was not even recognized as ; mineral state. Her copper mines ter years ago could have been counted or one hand. Today she has score ol more properties making remarkable showings, and has no peer. This shoulC soon be reflected in the price of thu stock.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Building Handsome Fence.

NJ. ]. Hickey has a force of | gagged in building a handsome i( front of his residences on .ou:| tez street. The fence is an ir| of ornamental pattern, with q foundation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
eft for Their Homes.

Frank Carr, Santa Fe ear m at Ash Fork, J. Lockwood, On at Ash Fork, Mike simOnnn slow, and Fred Engle, suPer91 of the Colorado Mine Supply C' of Winslow, left yesterday h' for their homes, after a''erdi United States court here three
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Passed Through.

William Walters, the Ash Ed chant, passed through here ye| afternoon on his way home iron| tended tour of southern Arro.I also visited Cananaa Nex;.o
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Will Visit Relatives.

Jack MeMahon will leave today fo ms former home in British Columbia where The will be the guest of relative A month. He will be joined a, Los An geIes en route by his wife, daughte and motner, who will accompany hir on the trip.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Visiting Friends.
Prominent Democrat ViHts.

Patsy Hollihan of Ash Fork, of the county democratic een,r, mitiee, is here to attend the of that body in the office of delegate to congress today.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Left for Home.
In from His Minee.

\. (, Mott, who represented Yavapa county Tn the lower house of the legis lature in 1901, is here from his mine, Tn the Eureka district purchasing sup plies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
CAPTAIN COLE TO
QUIT ARMY LIFE
Acquaintance Say That Debts,
Not Nevada Camps, Are
Cause of Resignation

Mystery surrounds the resignation of
Captain Frederic W. Cole, post quar-
termaster at the Preside. which was
sent to the war department at Wash
ington yesterday, with the request that
it be accepted at once. Coles reason as
given to the war department is an al
legged desire on his part TO enter the
mining business in and about Goldheld,
New.
Expensive luxuries and too much
good fellowship on the part of Cole are
said by those intimately acquainted
with the dashing army officer to be the
cause of his sudden resignation. Press
ing visits from various creditors Of
Cole are also alleged to have played an
important part in prompting the resig-
nation. as Cole is said to fear that his
alleged entanglements may result in an
airing Of them before the department.
Cole is said to have been in similar
trouble in the Philippines, but the ex
planation is made that his financial
troubles there in no way concerned the
war department. However, he was
court martialed and subsequently ac-
quilted Suit was then begun against
him in the civil courts, but the matter
was Strengthened out.
About a year ago Cole was stationed
at the Presidio. where his work has
been highly satisfactory. The officers
wife and children are in the east at the
present time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
CENTRAL
VIRTUOSO WILL GIVE
INTERESTING RECITAL
Harold Bauer to Play Varied
Program at Christian
Science Hall

Harold Bauers piano recital tonight
at Christian Science hall will be as
varied and as interesting as that of
last Sunday afternoon when he made
such great impression by his master
ly playing.
Bauer is the musicians virtuoso. His
purity of tone, perfection of technic
and depth of insight into the meaning
of music make him one of the world s
greatest pianists.
Tonights program will include
Beethoyen's sonata, op. 81, popularity
known as the Return Sonata" A
great novelty is promised in the suite
of Dcbussy's descriptive pieces. There
are three numbers, "Pagodes," "An
Evening in Grenada and Gardens in
the RAIN 'Pagodes" is written en-
tirely in the Chinese mode, with occi-
dental and original harmonies recall
ing the peculiar character of oriental
music. Bach's toccata and fugue in &c
minor will be another number, and in
the Interpretation of Bach, Bauer has
no superior, if indeed he has an equal
Schubert's andante from the sonata in
B fiat; Chopin's "Polonaise" in f sharp
minor, and the seldom heard "Ballade"
in A minor are the other numbers
Bauer will play.
Tomorrow afternoons recital will
be at Ye Liberty theater in Oakland
and the final recital will be at Chris
tian Science hall next Sunday after
noon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
PRINCIPAL MURPHY
SCORED BY BOARD
Inefficiency of Commercial High
Pupils Due TO Head of
the School


That the senior class of the CONNER
Principal Charles H. Murphy was de-
flcient in sresourcefu!ness was the result
OF the findings of the board of educa
lion in the inquiry whichswas instituted
at the request of Superintendent Ron
covieri and based on the adverse report
of Assistant Superintendent ]. FerSu-
son. At the close of the last term out
of 40 pupils only il reached the close
of the term without conditions, and all
of these IA failed in the final examina
tions.
Principal Murphy argued that the
test in stenography requiring so words
for FIVE minutes was not fair one, be-
cause too prolonged. The board of edu-
cation found that the pupils would have
failed If the test ran for but one min
ute, and that the tests required of pub
lie commercial schools in other local-
ties were more severe.
1t was also found that the, work in
book keeping, including the necessary
arithmetic, was very poor. The pupils
generally were accused in the report of
indifference regarding the probability
of their gradua ton. and the board add
ed that the principal and instructors
should have been able to inspire them
with more enthusiasm. The work of
the school, it was held, would be i'm
proved if better systematized and IL in
struction in kindred subjects were bet
ter correlated.
An interesting exhibition in physical
culture exercises will be given when
select team of the Los Angeles high
schools compete for supremacy with a
number of San Francisco grammar
school teams at the auditorium Of the
Mission high school April 13. The Los
Angeles pupils are anxious to show the
northern cities what they can do in
calisthenics and physical culture drills.
On the evening of the exhibition team
from the Horace Mann school made up
exclusively of girls, a mixed team from
the Richmond and a team from the
Spring Valley will also show what
progress they have made in these arts.
They are now under the instruction of
6. S. Meihling and Robert III. Barth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
count" HARRACH
REMAINS IN JAIL
Alleged Austrian Noble Is I'M
able TO Furnish Hundred
Dollars Bail
Youth Accused of Passing Bad
Check Tells Remarkable
Story About Family

Count" Eugene 0. Harrzch, whose
declaration that he was a titled Aus
trian OF noble family did not save him
from spending Tuesday night in a cell
charged with passing fictitious check
FOR ss4o in payment for many gay
moonlight automobile rides. enjoyed
short liberty yesterday.
Late IN the evening Attorney Jack
Sullivan went on his bail for 500 and
Hsrrach was released. but 10 minutes
later Sullivan thought it over and con-
cIuded that the risk was TOO great. De-
spite his protests. Harrach was re-
arrested almost before he had time
20 leave the police station.
II the story related by Harrach TO
the police is true. the young count has
aristocrstic connections that would
make any title ambitious young heiress
stop and think According to his mar
rstfve. he was 10 years old last De-
cember and his full name IS Count
Eugene Othmar Won Harrach OF Wsld-
stein. Austria His mother was born
the Countess Of Tum and Tagens. and
ne says that his cousin is the Count
Won Wal6stein, living in Aiamede, who
gained notoriety some months ago
through the story that he had been
mistaken for a murderer and shot to
death His father died seven years
ago. leaving an estate which includes
valuable glass works and timber lands.
These possessions, Harrach said, have
been managed by his uncle. Count Carl
Guba1ta of Linz.
While Harrach is languishing In
prison he says that his mother is on
her way TO San Francisco TO join him
during the stay of the feet. II devel-
oped yesterday that X W. Heye. the
,nsn who paid Harrach's bill for $4,000
at the Fsirmont Saturday. is q young
Austrian who met the count" recently
3n Los Angeles and. 7sttered by the
attentions given him. consented to pay
other bills amounting TO 81 200.
Details which have been uncovered
by the police do not bear out the claims
or Harrach. Since he has been in this
city sc is said he has had neither money
nor baggage. all his debts having been
met by Heye. Nor has the $4,000
which he declared would be sent him
10 settle his difficulties as yet ap-
peared.
When Harrach was arraigned before
Judge Conlon yesterday charged with
passing a check on the Merchants ma
tionsl bank. where he had no funds
the case was continued for one week.
in the meantime. unless he finds
friend to furnish his 500 bail, he will
remain in prison.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
JUDGE LINDSEY TO
TELL OF HIS WORK
Originator of Probation Idea for
Juvenile Offenders to
Address Club
Says Success Comes From His
Appeal to Hearts of Young
Law Breakers

Judge BENJAMIN B. Lindsey, the noted
Juvenile court jurist of Denver, arrived
in San Francisco yesterday He will
lecture at the California club tonight.
Judge Lindsey is the originator of the
idea of probation for juvenile offenders,
and first put his theory into practical
effect in his court in Denver. His work
became widely known and he has since
devoted a considerable portion of his
time TO lecturDs before organizations
interested in youthful reform work.
Last night at the St Francis Judge
Lindsey briefly sketched his plan of re
form for erring youths. He said:
My plan is the operation of the law
of the heart. l try to go behind what
the boy did. and find what the boy is
then try scheme of character build
ing. And | find that I must go back to
the foundation of the boys upbringing
The home and the school are where the
boy must be reformed. / work with my
boys through a system of cooperation
The boy is weak: so | send him to Jail
but alone. without a guard to
strengthen his character
BUILDS UP WEAK SPOTS
Il do not find him job instead OF
sending him to Jail. because he is weak
and would only fall again-but I send
him to Jail, where he will be wisely
taught patience sympathy industry and
firmness. / have sent 500 prisoners
alone to jail and never lost ono. l let
the boy know why / send him. to jail. I
show him how it is for his own interest
that he be taught to be strong, so as to
resist temptation.
I'm Denver we have what we call the
contributary delinquent law, by which
the parent is held responsible for the
errors of the child-aHd this is a step
in the direction of my contention that
the home should be where criminal re-
form should begin.
If a boy is allowed TO run wild or a
girl is allowed to attend a wine dinner
unchaperoned and comes to grief after
ward, the parent is held responsible I
have sent parents to Jail for neglecting
to take proper care of their children. A
prison should be merely "a school, and
that is what it ultimately will become"
ATTENDS RUEF'S TRIAL
Judge Lindsey was an interested spec
tator at the afternoon session of the
Ruef case before Judge Dooling and ex-
pressed strong sympathy with the work
of the prosecution.
Judge Lindsey's lecture tonight at the
California club will be followed by one
in Berkeley Friday afternoon. at the
rooms of the Young Women's Christian
associa tion at the University of Califor-
nia and a lecture in the evening in Oak
land before the Home club. The ad-
dress at the California club tonight will
be an open one and free to the public.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02

did not use any internal remedy, and
while some gave partial relief, none re.
lieved as much as did the first box OF
Cuticura Ointment. / made a purchase
Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
my hands were perfectly cured after two
boxes Of Cuticura Ointment and one
cake Of soap were used. now keep
them on hand for sunburn, etc., and use
Cuticura Soap for shaving. could write
q great deal more in reference to my
cure but do not want to take more OF
your time. William II. Dean, Newark,
Del, Mar. 2s, 1907
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
CHILD SUFFERED
With Sores on Legs. Cured In
Two Weeks by Cuticura.

envy little daughter suffered with
sores on her legs all last summer. Her
feet were sore, too, and she ccuion
wear her shoes. think she was poisoned
by running through weeds but the doc
tor said it was eczema. tried several
remedies but failed to find cure Then
/ sent for Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment which cured her in two weeks.
/ find Cuticura the best ever tried for
any kind Of sore and hope shall never
be without it. Mrs. Gertie Laughlin.
Ivydale, w. Va, Apr. 25, 1907"
Complete External andsInternsl Treatment for
consists OF Cuticura Soap (25c) Cleanse the Skin;
cutlcurs Ointment t50cJ 70 Heal the skin; snd
Coated Pis 25c per vial OF GOD Purify the Blood
Sold throughout the world. Potter Drug 4 Chem.
Corp. Sole Props. Boston. Mass
sGMailsd Free. Cuticura Book on skin Diseases
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
HONOR ID. o. MILLS

E. w. Hopkins gave an informal
luncheon at the Fairmont yesterday
in honor of ID. Q. Mills. Those present
were Mountford S. Wilson. Robert
Oxnard. William G. Irwin, F. B. Ander-
son, Warren D. Clark. George A Pope,
T.. w. Zeile, f. M. Greenway, Samuel
knight, ]. Downey Harvey. J. r. X.
Nuttall. r. p. Schwerin, George A.
Newhall. Joseph Tobin. James d. Phe-
Ian, Joseph A. Donohoe. J. A. Folger.
George A. Dearborn. W. NJ Newhall
Rudolph Spreckels, E. w. Hopkins.
Lansing Miner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
WHITENS THE SKIN

The formula given below will be
found wonderfully effective for
whitening the, skin, even that of
the darkest complexion. This mix
ture, while being absolutely harm
less, has peculiar chemical ac-
tion on the surface of the skin.
bleaching the cuticle and impart-
ing that creamy softness which is
SO desirable.
Two ounces of Rose Water; one
ounce of Spirits of Cologne. four
ounces Sartoin. Put the Sartoin
in a pint of warm water, then
add the Rose Water and Cologne
Spirits, and after dissolved and
cooled, strain through fine cloth.
These ingredients are obtainable
from any well stocked druggist.
Beneficial results are usually
apparent from the first few appli-
cations. This should be used
daily. 1t makes the use of pow
ders or rouge entirely unneces-
sary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
CARL BROWNE DISMISSED

The charge of disturbing the peace
against Carl Browne. leader of Coxey's
army, was dismissed by Police Judge
Cabaniss yextcrday Browne was ar
rested on the night of March II while
addressing q crowd from the balcony
of a saloon at 1923 Post street The
Judge held that under the ordinance
public meetings were excepted from the
prohibited acts
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
BANKRUPTs Ask RELIEF

Phillip Kohn. a book keeper. asked
to be declared a bankrupt yesterday.
His liabilities are $5,3s4.54 and his as
sets nil. Scheduling his liabilities as
$1,691 and his assets as $708.19, L.sC.
Mershon, Mill Valley merchant, fled
a petition in bankruptcy yesterday in
the United States district court
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
To Advertisers.
Advertising Writers
and Others
Five Dollars an Hour

for your time while resting that for business
proposition? That's exactly the proposition The Call
makes to you. Here it is:
Read 20 crisp, breezy entertaining articles on ad-
vertising to be published In these columns-each article
will take you just about 2 minutes to read; write the
2lst article yourself clincher-the keystone
capsheaf-it won take you more than 90 minutes The
best article submitted will win its author SIS cash, the
second best article will win SIS. the third $40 Five
dollars an hour for the first prize winner-heres the
arithmetic of it.
Reading 20 ardcIes II minutes each.-.= 240 minutes
"nuns one article e--se-~~.---s-->.s-- 90 minutes
Total <.s=-s4--s4-s 800 minutes
300 minutes equals exactly hours
SIS divided by S equals $5 per hour.
And even after that there'll be So an hour for the
second prize winner $2 an hour for the third person in
the list.
Whether you prize or don't win, it will be the
most profitable five hours you ever put In while YOU were
not working. These 20 articles will give you deep In
sight into the business WITHOUT WHICH NO
REAL BUSINESS PAYS and that's the ADJ
VERTISING business.
You'll find the details of the offer in this space on
Friday morning. April 3.
FIVE DOLLARS AN HOUR
WHILE YOU'RE RESTING
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02

Carolyn Gordon (upper), who
is coming with Mcintyre and
Heath to the Van Ness; Stella
Mayhem (center), comedienne,
who will appear at Orpheum,
and Helen Bertram at the Prin-
cess.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02

USED several sO-CalieQ
remedies, together with
physicians and drug
gists' prescriptions. The
disease was so bad on
my hands that / could
lay a slate-pencil in one
Of the cracks and a rule
placed across the hand
would not touch the
pencil. i used
-, Skin Lotion,
Remedy and
ofhars eYfarnally hut L
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
NOVELTY

James J. Corbett has proven himself
before the old time friends of San Fran
cisco to be al actor who need not rely
upon his fame as pugilist, and has
the gift of light comedy and real dra-
matte ability. To the interest attaching
to his name as a former champion
heavy weight OF the world he has add
ed more material fame as an actor OF
genuine merit. THE Burglar and the
Lady" is a pleasing melodrama. afford
ing the star ample opportunity TO dis
play those gifts of elocution and the
atrical talents not usually found in
prize fighters. His season at the Nov
city will close next. Saturday night.
There will be a matinee Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
DEEP CRACKS
FROM ECZEMA
Could Lay Slate-Penci in One
Hands in Dreadful State Dis
ease Defed Remedies and Pre-
scriptions- Suffered Seven Years.
FOUND A PERMANENT
CURE IN CUTICURA

had eczema on my hands for about
seven years and during that time / had
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02

Belgium has over zoo boot and shoe
factories. giving employment to more
than 200,000 hands.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-02
PRINCESS

Helen Bertram has scored a tre-
mendous hit in the role of Tivolini, the
pirate chief, in Herbert and Smith S
charming musical play, The Viceroy,
at the Princess theater. The produc-
tion is beautiful and complete and the
management is to be congratulated on
the success of its efforts. Arthur Gun
ningham. Harold Crane, Sarah Ed
wards, Zoe Barnett, Laura Oakley, Ben
Lodge, Oscar APPEL and George Il. Field
contribute their share to the total of
success.