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The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
" 0 MAN INVOLVED
IN BIG alleged
FRAUD CAME
WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR. TIE
ARREST or MISS A. l, SKELLY.
PRESIDENT OF The AMERICAN
STEEL CAR co.

CHICAGO May la-The Inter
Ocean Today says a warrant FOR
-tle arrest of Miss A. !. Skelly. presr
dent OF tle American St-e, Car Co
charging operation of confidence
game. was issued from judge W \
Commits municipal court. Monday
.o,loUias "a preliminary hearing OF thu
case OF tas state against John NJ
Armstrong. :o~mer millionaire mem.
her of the cit. couuc,, and partner In
the arm of Armstrong 4 Eean. arch!.
te-rs on 'le same charge
THE warrant for the arres. OF the
young woman was placed Ia The hands
az Chief 90 Detectives =. u. OBren
Miss Sicily could NOT See round q, hcr
Office and her home was horet w,ts
lhe blinds drawn.
Attorneys In The case believe IL r.
ycals q gigantic conspiracy 10 deYrau3
Al the preliminary hearing against
Arms r9rs testimony was introduced
duplicating the head or 'he Steel Car
Co.
The American Stce, Car co. luco-
posated aud chartered under The laws
Of South Dakota, is represented 20 hr
capitalized az $l0.000000. backed by
eastern capital
Operations of the big concern were
disclosed TWO weeks ago. when Chas
n JOY fled charges AGAINST Arm.
strong OF procuring $4,000 by operat
ing confidence game Armsroug
was secretly placed under arrest. his
bail being liked az $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
HAYWOOD HAS BAD
ATTACK OF CROUCH"

CHICAGO. May Ito H. with
the courts To n with the injunc.
items, and to h. with the judges who
grant them
William d. Haywood. lately on trial
for MS life, charged with being one
OF the consplrators who blew Gov.
Steunsn berg TO pieces with dyna-
mite bomb. thus publicly expressed his
opinion OF the judiciary OF the United
States
TIE occasion was the ratification D.
the Soclaiistic Democratic party OF the
domination VI Debs and Hsnford az
the nominees Of the party on the pres
icential ticket
Il consider a politician a pimple on
society and a boil on the body poli-
tic. said Haywood RE added that
President Roosevelt was a coward and
that John Mitchell was no true friend
OF labor
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
OUR EMO TI0NS MAY
Be REGULATED BY
VEGETABLE DIET
GREEN PEAS FED TO GIRLS MAKE
FLlRTs, ASTROLOGICAL CON
GREss FINos-cARRor cuRE
iLL.TEMeER.

PARIS May ls-Girls who eat
green peas are bound to hlrt: they
can't help IT, Cabbage and cault
flower make people vulgar ami stupid
And The cure for a bad-tempered nus
band IS To all him wiki boiled car
rots
These are few os he laws Of
vegetable therapeutic ds laid down
at the recent pathological congress of
Paris The patholOgists studied and
discussed az great length the best
manner OF utilizing vegetables for the
physical and moral welfare uf the
human race.
They pointed out thaJ although
some vegetables are preventive
other there are many vegetables
which produce illness or, in case OF
oyerindulgence, death After many
experiments the Investigators laid
down broad laws of vegetable thera.
peutics.
Potatoes. for instance should be
eaten by judges magistrates editors
and those engaged in similar dccupa-
tons they develop the reasoning fac
uliies. give great mental balance and
calmRess OF reflection Over-indul
gence however. produces apathy. in.
difference. laziness Confirmed potato.
eaters are likely 10 possess more reas
ouing power than warmth OF heart
Carrots will cure bad Icmpers They
are especially good FOR bilious and
peevish folk Persistent eating OF
boiled carrots will cure Jealousy.
melancholy. feelings OF wrath and rec
yenge and, in short. The carrot-eater
viii become in time easygoing. good
natured and placidly atfectionate
Spinach is good for men OF action.
All great generals have devoured IL IN
large quantities II develops Will
power. decision. ambition energy, and
il + the idea food FOR tickle and hest
tating people. \ proper diet OF spin
ach will put an end 10 dawdiing In any
household
Those who yearn for poetic thoughts
and artistic ideas should 20 in for
French beans. They create poets.
Sorrel on The other hand tends 20
sadness and disbursement and
those who persist In eating il become
victims OF the dream habit OF night
mares aud delusious
Green peas as has been sald are
In the extreme. They de.
yelop frivolity They make women
capricious ana reckless Men anu
women who eat green peas are given
10 flirting and--if they eat many-are
NOT 10 be- trusted According 10 the
green peas are respon
sible for the majority OF divorce cases
and similar scandals in high life
The white haricot bean is all right
He is the king of.the vegetable world
He gives brain and Drawn White
haricot beans. however, should never
be eaten save with butter or oil Thus
they provide food far more
than butcher meat
They restore the nervous system.
They are good for the day laborer and
the brain worker All men 1istin-.
guished for physical prowess or great
brain power have been bean eaters,
and the Psychologists cited Carlyle
Gambetta lbseu, d'Israeli and a score
or others
\ iudicious combination OF these
vegetables viii In time produce a
perfectly well-balanced man.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20

nervous exnausyon, nervouc->.prostra
ton, neuralgia hysteria /spaAns. st.
Nitus's dancYr and otbfr distressing,
nervous syyPtoms cogrmonly attendant
upon fupefonal and organic disease of
the NSnI>IijS;Dttly feminine. Ii
indu<ev/refreshfHI sleep and relieves
merNa1 anxiety and dependency.
II woman has bearing down, or drag.
ring pains. low down I'm the abdomen. or
pelyis, backache, frequent headaches.
dizzy or fainting spells II nervous and
easily startled. has gnawing feeling In
stomach. sees imaginary floating specks,
or spots before her eyes. has melancholia.
or blues or a weakening disaurceab,e
Drain from pelvic organs, she can make
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Pierce Fayorite Prescription. 1t viii
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No woman suffering from any Of tina
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Dr Pierce invites all suffering women
TO consult him by letter free Of CHARGE
All letters OF consultation are held "a
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turned IN plain sealed envelope Address:
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gical Institute, Buffalo y. Y.
Ut. Piercc's great tnousand.p3ge illus.
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address Dr. Pierce as above.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invioor,
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The Detroit times., 1908-05-20

The formula OF Dr.. pierce's Favori.e
PrescriptAn viii bear the most critical
examination or medical experts, for il
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WHOM long continued. Neither does il
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leading medical teachers and au-
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practice. These authorities recommend
the Ingredients OF Dr. Pierce Favorite
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No otheAInedicine for woman's ills
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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
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AN experienced and skilliu physician,
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The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
Do YOU Think
For Yourself /?
Or Do You Open Your Mouth Like Young Bird and dulp
Whatever Food or Medicine May be Offered You

II intelligent thinking woman need
weakness pain and suffering you
that there tried and true KNOWN COMPOST
TON, sold by druggists for the cure of wonan's ills.
The makers OF Dr. Perccs Favore Prescription
weak rundown overwored debad women
knowing this medicine up ingredients every one Of which
has the strongest possible Endorsement leading a
horie OF tie several schools medical practice afraid to
print they the list of ingredients which il comosed
an pam ERgh5h OF every botte-yrapper.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
BELIEVE VANDERBILT
GIRL WAS MURDERED

PRINCETON = j.. tag ~ Ber-
rha vanderbilt, thy ptvlF young ass
sistant librarian al ~ cet0n huiver.
sits Was slain and er body thrown
INTO The RArmu canal according %
TIE belief which Is esiuiug ground
here today The fiudius ol bruises
upou the bead OK he dead girl which
County Physician S1yiam declares
must have been made before death,
and possible motive IN Jealousy.
have let Chief OF Pclice Klfot an 4
County Prosecutor Berline to douh.
the verdict OF suicide
In a dispatch from Troy today.
Chas Farwell Mi.iiman denied he aud
the young woman wero engaged TO
wed as reports had indicated
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
HUGE COLLIER VESTAL
LAUNCHED AT BROOKLYN

NEW YORK May l9-Thc naval
collier Vestal, the largest craft OF her
type f. existence and first 70 be built
by this government was launched at
the Brooklyn navy yards today she
is constructed Amos on yacht ilnes
and will be able 10 turu OF is knots
an hour
Miss Gladys Goodrich daughter "
Rear Admiral Goodrich, was sponsor.
Miss Goodrich was escorted ~ haf
dozen young wcmon In white when
she smashed a bottle OF foaning cham.
payne against the slistening bow OF
the vestal and gave the good ship her
name
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
FLASHED BY WIRE

TOXIC. May 19.--with the inaugur-
alton Of the mikado's attempt 70 stamp
out disorders In Korea. fighting has
become general and almost incessant
throughout the entire southwestern
portion OF the interior The two en-
gagements Monday IN which l20 Ko.
reans were killed are typical OF most
OF the battles.
MASSILON. O, May 19.--In the lab
oratory OF the Massilon State hospital.
Dr. John d. O'Brien today reiterated
a statement recently made by him be.
fore the American Medico-Psvchologic
al associations convention in Cincin-
natl that he has discovered the germ
OF peresis and that the disease is cura.
BILE He said he had specific cases 10
point 10 as definite results.
CHICAGO. May 20.--A joint confer
ence between the commercial and in.
dustriel interests OF the country and
the railroads OF the east 70 consider
the whole question OF advanced freight
rates from all points OF view is as
sured
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
EIGHT KILLED IN 4
SALUTE TO FLEET

SAN FRANCISCO May l9-One
white man and seven Indians Were
killed by the explosion OF q cannon
while salute was oeing fired 10 the
fleet. according 20 dis
patch received from Ferndale. Cal
The fleet was OF shore and The people
o. Ferudale. taking advantage OF the
opportunity OF showing q welcome as
the ships passed along the coast en-
route for Seattle were firing cannon
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
: MATCHER-UP
UNDER ARREST

CHICAGO. May 19-John Hamil-
ton, who month ago married beauti.
ful Blanche Bradley. a society girl II
Cincinnati was placed under arrest
on a train today on charge OF lar
ceny He is declared by the police 20
have operated extensive matrimonial
and confidence swindles throughout
the country.
The arrest was made through decov
ads" in personal columns The spe.
ciic charge against Hamilton is lar
ceny OF $500 from Mrs Dinah Schwab
OF Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20

John t. B.oie is being lmpoTuned
10 take b. j Campaus place, i, ii can
pe landed as nafluud. 9mmitreeman
from Michigan Bip!e says he is will.
ing u wanted aud tnat for eight years
De has been strong opponent OF
Campau methods Bible says II the
'aDles tern that way tomorrow Al
Lansing hy will decline 70 allow his
name TO 90 before the convention for
,tt le-4te-at-lGFgt
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
]. w. BRAKEMAN DIES:
HELPED FOUND G. o. P

xCsKEGoy. Mich. May l9.--C Spe-
cial John W Brakeman. aged 10
one OF the few living men who found
cd the Republican party under the
oaks" nj Jackson. Mich. died today in
Grand Rapids hospital. where he was
about Ia be operated on. he was
delegate from Kalamazoo 20 the fam
Gus convention, and was janitor at the
recent constitutional convention. He
served through the civil war md was
"A prominent mason
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20

slMLA, India. May i9.-Gen. Sir
James Wilicocks is meeting with the
most desperate resistance from the r..
bellious Mohmnnd triDesmen. The
brigade under Gen. Barrett, the second
in command under Con, Willcocks. lost
20 men killed In an advance from the
main body to tho town OF Bohoidag
which. Barrett reported 20 his superior
today, ho occupies with his entire
force.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
PONTIAC BREWER DIES;
FEARED FINANCIAL RUIN

PONTIAC. Mich. May 19.-Pier:e
buckley, alderman and brewer, dici
early this morning as the result ~
paresis. as the trouble was diagnosed
by Drs. Snillot and Christian.
Buckley had BEEN falling for months
He declined rapidly after the local
optionlsts won ,heir fgh; In the coun.
~. the effect OF the victory being -
put out Of business the brewery hele
Nh which Buckley was Interested WIN
others. Buckley had said that tho
election result meant financial ruin
for him RE was alderman IL years
He was 90 years old and leaves a
widow and six children
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
EX-DETROITEA Is
UNDER ARREST
T. s ANDERSON ARRESTED FOR
ALLEGED SHADY KENTUCKY
BANK DEAL.

OWENS BORO. Ky. May 1s.--T 5
Anderson. president OF The Davies
County Bank < Trust Co. and James
H. Parrish. president OF the Owens.
boro Savings Bank & Trust Co, were
arrested Monday Anderson IS
charged with appropriating 10000 OF
the banks funds TO his own use and
with receiving deposits when he knew
the bank 10 be insolvent
Parrish IS charged with receiving
deposits when he knew his bank 20 be
insolyent Both waived examination
and were bound over 10 the grand
jury under $4,000 bond Both banks
recently assigned Anderson was once
president OF q bank Ia Detroit. but the
employment OF Waterman on Sun
dag night vas against bis religious
scruples. and he resigned and returned
TO Owensboro
T. S. Anderson is a brother OF " X
Anderson. OF Detroit lie helped 10 or.
ganize the State Savings bank He
still owns considerable property IN
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20

Some OF the wiseacres about the
stale capita. aver hat Lansiugs mem.
5er OF The Democratic state central
committee A 81 Cummins may oe
selected us chairman Oi the Conven-
lion a meeting Viii De held in Lans-
ing tonight and tx is likely that a
chairman viii bc selected. When the
committee met las, montA tile matter
of designating Il chairman was over
looked
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
State Convention
Neic5 and GoSHb

State Chairman John + Winship. OF
Saginaw. has opened headquarters at
the Hotel Downey n Lansing and
delegates 90 the state Democratic CON
Neution tomorrow are arriving WIN
81. 49,, ~ Trcrr rTzuU
OF chairman for she convention He
looks for a lively session OF the con.
veutiou tomorrow OH the Campau
sQuabbl- Members OF the Detroit
delegation arrived ~ aeon and hotel
lobbiss are lively this afternoon
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
pATTEN TIGHTENS
GRIP ON CORN

CHICAGO May 10 The james A.
Patten corner ia May corn was tight
eued with another squeeze today an
he price forced from 20 to 49, shat
terlng the record established at yes
terdays market Patten demonstrate
ga ,conclusyely that ne can force the
price 10 any level he wishes
Corn opened az 20 "a II had closed
last night az 36 Within a few mo-
meuts - was the figure. Then. Il
one bound, ii went to 20 Excited
shorts broke loose shouting their
b!ds. but none OF the cereal was Of
fcrcd them There Was pAndemonium
for a time ana then the shorts were
forced 10 suDside for lack OF opportu-
nifty o purchase Palten would not let
go OF his immense holdings
There are now in The public eleya.
tors OF Chicago less than 1900 900
bushels OF corn This official report
shows the conditions that are favor
ing paucn and that ara taking mil
lions out OF the pockets OF J. Ogden
Armour and J. Brandt Walker
PHILADELPHIA May l9--Hugo
Toland. widely known actor, died
suddenly az The home OF his nephew
In Germantown, a suburb Mr. Tolani
arrived in mar city last nght from
me west where he had been playing
in Lillian Russells company
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20

Job Printing done right. Tt,ne. Print
fng Co., Is. John R-st- Phone isss.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-20
Trimmed HatS SIS and $50

During the past these wonderful Hats have been the
talk Of the trade and the delight Of all who saw them
Hats of similar beauty style have been shown esewhete
this Millinery Store has established itself
in the minds OF discerning the BEST place. in the
city TO 90 for popular priced Hat.
We're proud distinction and have striven 10 produces
finer models possible Come and for yourself It's
the farest SIS and $50.
Untrmmed Hats Of the largest
bradS worth Assehoce
IN white and lgh: blue good
ment 10 - SlsS 25o and S2sS
Peoples Daisies Corn Flowers. Lnacs Vioe
Black Flowers and Foliage, worth 10 see, choice l5c
Black Flowers
Foliage, or choice
Wings a good choose
$3.50 SOS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
KNOX CRIEs TARIFF.

PITTSBURG, October 3l.--United States Senator P. c. Knox, Lieutenant Governor Robert s. Muhpry and Con. gressman w. H. Graham were the prin- cipal speakers tonight at what was practically the closing of the republican campaign in Allegheny county. E. F. Jones of the Jones & Laughlin Steel company, presided at the meeting, which was held in Carnegie hall, on the North Side, formerly Allegheny City.
 MT. Knox in his address said: "I do not know to what extent Mir. Com pers represents the organized labor of the United States, or by what author- ity he pretends to deliver it's votes to the democratic party, but we all know that he appeared at the national con ventions of both parties and formulated demands upon both in the name of or. ganized labor, and as result of his views of the action of two parties, he has called upon organized labor to re- pudiate Taft and vote for Bryan.
 "I believe" said Mir. Knox, "that the effect of what he asks the American workmen to do is this: Vote for Bryan and he will destroy the protective tariff which secures to American workmen the fair wages and conditions they de- mand, and as substitute for fair wages and good conditions MT. Bryan will enact measure outlawing Amer ican business, thing no honest Amer ican workman wants.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01

Kodol will, in very snort time, en- able the stomach to do the work it should do, and the work it should do is to digest all the food you eat. When the stomach can do it, Kodol does it for it and in the meantime the stomach is getting stronger and able to take up it's regular, natural work again. Kodol digests all you eat. It makes the stom- ach swee. and it is pleasant to take. IL is sold by Hanna's Drug Store and Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
Work of District Court

Following is summary of the pro- ceedings in the district court yester.
 day, Judge F. s. Nave presiding:
 Joseph Braeo ct al vs. Home Mutual Investment company, motion for new trial denied; Isabel Hollander vs. Bar ney Morello, non-suit; Mary A. Gibson
 Bush vs. Solomon Bush, non-suit; Al bert A. Moss vs. Louisa Nj. c. Moss, trial order vacated; John Harper vs. Independence Development company, continued for term; Globe Real Estate company vs. J. G. Naquin ct al, called for trial, Wm. II. Butler, N. NJ. Aired, J. B. Newman and F. l.. Toombs heard for plaintiff; N. l.. Naquin heard for defendant; ease continued to Monday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-01
WILLIAM RYAN IS
 SURE OF VICTORY
Supervisor Says He Has Discovered fl North Gila Tendency to Put Good
 Men in, Politics Discounted.

William Ryan returned yesterday from visit to the northern part of tho county, where he has spent the greater portion of the past two weeks elec- tioneering and looking after the coun- tvs interests. MT. Ryan expresses him. self as we'll pleased with his political outlook and believes from the assur- ances he received that he will be elect. ed to succeed himself as supervisor on next Tuesday.
 "I have been making this canvass purely on my record" said Mir. Ryan last night. "I am proud of my official career because I know l have served the taxpayers we'll and faithfully--in brief I have transacted the country E business with the same care that l have I.displayed in the conduct of my per sonal affairs. The county never was | in better condition financially than at present, and We have taken care of some pretty heavy obligations. The new courthouse has been paid for, a magnificent county hospital completed, country roads improved and the general business of the county transacted with out increasing taxes. A reduction of | taxes, now that these obligations have been met, naturally will follow. There is a total absence of political sig nifcance-or rather party significance connected with the office of county su- pervisor. What the people desire is the presence on the board of good, honest | business men, and they don't care from what party they come. have proven m ycapabilities as public servant and | I have made my canvass along strictly non partisan lines, and expect the peo pie to render verdict along the same unbiased lines. WAS glad to discoy' | CT that in the northern precincts there is strong determination among tho voters to place competent men in local offices, regardless of political belief and I have been promised the support of many of the best known and most in fuential democrats, who are satisfied with the service I have given tho tax payers and will not experiment with : new man. On these pledges l base tho claim that I will be elected by plural ity ranging from 100 to 150."