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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Traaedy About Little Girl.

Newton. la, June 22.-While trying to kidnap his five-year-old girl from his wife, from whom he was separated Frank Parker of Denver, but formerly of Grinnell, la, was shot and killed near Kellogg, Ia., by George Young, former business partner and the man who came between Parker and his wife. Young was arrested and brought to Newton and lodged in jail.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Three Accidental Deaths.

Guthrie, June 22-Three accidental deaths were reported over Oklahoma, as follows: Edward Hearkey, aged seventeen, drowned near Alvaretta while swimming with comrades. Jas per Nelson of Waurika drowned in Mud creek while attempting to ford. Michael Melody, aged siXty-three, of Iowa, run down by Santa Fe con struction train at Ava.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
D. w. Spence Testifies.

College Station, Tex. June 22.- Board of agricultural and mechanical college Friday heard testimony of D. w. Spence. who stated that President Harrington had been from eleven to twenty-four faculty meetings. Spence Is secretary of the faculty
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Eoraker to Taft.

Washington, June 22.-The following correspondence between Secretary Taft and Senator Foraker, following the nomination of the former at Chi ,'ago, was made public at the war de- partment:
 Dear MT. Secretary: Although l Tear 1t may be unwelcome and proba- ply misunderstood, 1t Is nevertheless ny pleasure to avail myself of my
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Enjoyed Every Minute.

Washington, June 22.-On the eve of his departure for Oyster Bay for his summer vacation the president was reminded that perhaps of all men he had fairly earned rest, to which he replied briskly and cheerily: Don't waste any sympathy on me. I have enjoyed every minute of my stay here, and my thanks are due to the Ameri-
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Will Consider Request.

Washington, June 22.-Representa- tives of labor organizations in the Dis trict of Columbia called at the white house to request the president to de- liver a farewell address to labor on Labor day next September. The pres ident will consider the request.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Two More Deaths.

New York, June 22.-Two more deaths in the post hospital at Fort Wadsworth Friday brought the casual ties of the mimic war to three. The dead are: ,'ohn Welsh George liar vey and James Maxwell, all members of the Ninth regiment, New York Ma tional guard.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22

can people, and not theirs to me, for the opportunity I have had to serve them have had a perfectly corking time" he added with characteristic Rooseveltian smile and a final hand shake.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Browns In Lake.

Dublin, Tex, June 22.-Lee Mills, son of the pastor of the First Baptist church, drowend in Silver lake while bathing.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

Crater hunting is most exciting sport It beats mountain sheep hunt ing literally "Out of sight," Mir Sykes cared not rap for hunting sheep with another weapon than a camera, but as d crater hunter he was great. His thrilling successes made our sheep episodes look like child's play. Each success was to him as the discovery of a new spe- cies is to a zoologist. And the way he went down to the bottom of every crater that he found and measured it, and mapped it, and possessed himself of it for all time, actually filled the souls of the rest of us with unspeakable enevy-as well as ad- miratiOn. Now, I would not have climbed down to the bottom of that Deep" since named Sykes, Crater, 75O feet and 300 risks of a broken neck-"not for no mOney!"-From Diversions in Picturesque Game Lands-The Widest Corner of Mex ico," by William T. Hornaday, in the october Scribner's.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
PORT ORIENT BURNER
 MEETS URGENT NEED
A Device Which Supplies Maximum
 of Heat at a Minimum of Cost.

Although only on demonstration for tho past few days in this city, the Port Orient Automobile Burner, a new invention, both for heating and cook ing has been inspected by several hun dred interested people at Massie & Sons store on West Washington street the temporary headquarters of the manufacturers of the new heating device In each case the burner has won the approval of the visitors, and the local representatives. F. M- Cobb and R. 4. Meek, feel sure that it will meet with equal success in this local ity.
 For the past several years the in vcntor, Thomas Muehliesen of San Diego, Cal, has been at work perfect ing the details of the burner. The first patent was granted about four years ago. Not satisfied with the burner after receiving the patent, Mir. Muehlicsen gave further attention to the aorara:Us until it was perfected in every detail The last patent on the burTCT was issued iE March of this year.
 \ cor 9---- --"s fp-U.cd sOOG after the granting of the March patent known as the Port Orient Liquid Fuel Burner company with headquarters in san Diego The company immediately began the manufacture of the burner.
 It is very simple in its construction as well as very practical, consisting of two valves, one for the controlling of the oil or distillate which is fed through a hollow wire. and the other which regulates the blaze. The blaze can be adjusted to meet any need, and any volume of fire from a gas jet to a twenty-foot flame can be pro dUced. The estimated cost of the fire is from two and one-half cents to four cents an hour.
 The burner has been so constructed that it can be installed in cook stoves, fire places. furnaces, regardless of size and all sorts of ranges and ovens By combination of air. water and oil
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
A Land of Mystery and DesoIation.


 The whole region down to the sand hills is lava, and nothing elsel Its total diameter is about thirty miles. and from it's center rises like black pyramid-after a big black beetle of the desert that always stands on its head when it is dis turbed. The name is pronounced Pc na-cat-ty. The central group of peaks is surrounded by plain which everywhere rises toward the center Mir. Sykes says that according to his best count, he estimates that the district, as a whole. contains at least 800 lava peaks and cones and deep cratersN each of which repre- sents what once was an active vol cano.
 It is painfully impossible to set forth within the limits of a dozen pages an adequate statement of even of that weird region; and the utmost that I can do is mechanically Co pick out a few scenes and briefly throw them upon the screen. The natural features. and the works of nature in progress before our eyes. so far sur passed in interest our mountain sheep hunting that the latter seems in comparison quite trivial. The sheep, however, are to the Zoologist and sportsman extremely interesting products. for they present the great genus Ovis at one of its jumping-off places in America.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
THE PHOENIX LEAGUE
 GAMES START TODAY
The First of the Series Between the
 Galpins and the Baswitz's.

With Chicago and Detroit battling for supremacy as chaimpions in the baseball world this afternoon, the in terest of the people of the country is centered on the series on the Michigan and Chicago diamonds. Although only a few days old the new Phoenix Base Ball league has stirred up a compara- lively equal amount of enthusiasm in local fandom that promises to keep pace with the interest at large in the eastern contests, at the opening game this afternoon at Eastlake park be- tween the Cabins and the Baswitzs.
 The Galpins are backed by Al Gal pin, president of the league and are under the management Of A. Rudolph. The Maroons have been taken in charge by the Baswitz Cigar company Cf this city and will be under the management of Captain HerZbcrs. The Magoffins are under the guidance of the managers of the Ford hCtcl and will hereafter bear the name of the local hotel. The first game of the Fords is scheduled for next Sunday when they will line up against the Cabins.
 The plan adopted by the teams is to play on a cooperative basis. The in dividual players will each receive an equal share of the gate receipts, which will be divided 50 and 40. after 10 per cent is taken out and deposited for a pennant purse.
 The teams are composed of the best of local talent, which assures a close and interesting race for the pennant. With this coveted prize in view. the contestants are determined to dig in this afternoon until the last man is tagged.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

whittle it off at one end until a good hand-hold is secured, and mix with them for a few minutes in q way that would have a tendency to re-establish parental respect, author ity and sovereignty" The advocate of the hand, strap, or slipper" added: And I would add to that the com hitting to memory of several chap ters of the Book of Proverbs, which deal with parents and children, for we seem to be training up a genera ton of future anarchists"
 Color photography, for which sci entists and artists the world over have groped for fifty years since the old daguerreotype process proved that it was possible, has been solved under heroic conditions by an Amer ican artist. Henry Ravell, who has lived for twenty years in the City of Mexico An exhibit of his work, which the Salamagundi club of New York was instrumental in having brought tO this country and which it gave an enthusiastic recognition, has been hung in Thurber's galleries here. an event considered a milestone in the progress of photography Like many important discoveries, it was made after q grim fight, for Ravel's success was in spite of temporary blindness and the resulting poverty. Twenty odd years ago he had made his start in New York, both as a painter and a magazine illustrator. He won some distinction by his Mex ican pictures. a fact which took him to Mexico twenty years ago. For several years he painted Mexican subjects and made copies of old mas terpieces for the mural paintings of cathedrals and churches. Then an attack of dengue fever left him sud- denly practically blind, all the brill iant scenes that he reveled in re- producing plotted out by a seeming ly hopeless darkness. After some years of distress, eyesight returned enough to enable him to choose his subjects for photography.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
Another Home
Where Pc-ru-na Is Used.

TURS. MARIA GOERTZ, Orients, 4VA Oklahoma, writes: My husband, children and myself have used your medicines, and we always keep them in the house in case of necessity.
 q was restored to health by this medicine. People ask about me from different places, and arc surprised that | can do all of my homework alone, and that 1 was cured by the doctor Of chronic catarrh.
 My husband was cured of asthma, my daughter of ea-ache and catarrh of the stomach, and my son of cata-rh of the throat. When I was sick weighed enc hundred pounds; now l weigh ons hundred and forty. Peruna quiats the nerves, and is a great specific toc au forms of chronic catarrh'
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
Pe-ru-na TabIets.

pure hydro-carbon gas is produced which makes a clear and economical heat
 The burner company has arranged with NJ L. VieuX of this city for the furnishing of local patrons with oil at 10 cents a gallon. MT. NieuX has all ready completed his plant at 520 South First street and will be ready in few
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
When The Blood
 Goes Wrong
Man Suffers in Many Places Like a City Whose Sewers Spread
 Disease.


 When the blood of man becomes impure and filled with poison and decay, it throws off the impurities and leaves them to force and lester themselves through the skin. just like a city in whose sewers foul gases arise and escape up through cellars into houses, bringing contagion and death
 What a city needs is a generous flow of pure water to carry along and away the sewage which breeds death and disease What the system needs for the blood that is impure is a purifier that will stimulate the flow of the precious fluid. that will check the impurities and remove them by the flow of the blood from the system naturally without irri- tation. infection and pain.
 Calcium Sulphide is the strongest blood purifier known to science and medicine. What pure. running water does to the impurities in a citys sewer. Calcium Sulphide does for the blood of man.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters give the human body all the strength and vigor of Calcium Sulphide. in better form than any other mode of pre- scnting it to the system. recent article has stated that most Calcium Sulphide preparations contain but 30 per cent of the strength of this won dcrfUl cleanser. the other % per cent being lost by evaporation, chemical change or decay.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters contain other blood purifiers like Quassia Golden Seal and Eucalyptus, each having a distinct function to per form; also an alternative and laxative to throw off through the human sewerage system (the bowels) the waste and poisonous matter eXtricat- ed by the blood purifiers.
 These little walters are a tremen- dous power and act with amazing rapidity in their work Of cleansing the blood, and clearing the skin. Ev- cry druggist carries them in stock: price 50c per box, or send us your name and address and we will send you a trial package by mail free. Address r. A. Stuart Co, 17j Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

days for the turning out of the dis tillate.
 The introduction of the rcu burner in this locality will in all probability be rapidly advanced. With the steady lessening of the fuel supply in the southwest the introduction of the Port orient burner ought to be and certain ly will be rapid.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
Ono of Thousands of nomes.

T HRS. FLORENCE AITkENS, 100 3rd 4N1 St., Toledo, Ohio, writes: "Peruna cared me of internal catarrh. I took about four bottles when noticed the im- provement and the fifth bottle cured me.
 "I do not know what ! would have been like today had not got Peruna, for l was in terrible state. had pains all over and was cross and irritable. I was losing hope of ever being well again, and was Gownhearted. I am to- day cured woman, after suffering for nine months.
 "I cannot tell you how happy I feel. but you will know. I never heard of such medicine ;; it is the best medicine On earth. My husband is now taking 1t. I will always keep Peruna in my house. Peruna is the best friend I ever had. It must be praised; it cured me"
 Pe-ru-na Tablets.
 For two years Dr. Hartman and his assistants have labored necessarily to create Peruna in tablet form, and their strenuous efforts have just been crowned with success. People who object to liquid medicines can now secure PoTunc tablets.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

and preparations are being made for a whirlwind campaign, which it is hoped will partially make up for the comparative inactivity of the earlier months. At the same time new is sues are coming to the front, fore most among which is the movement for the conservation of the natural resources of the country. Political emissaries report that in some of the doubtful congressional districts this issue is the deciding factor in the lineup and that the so-called progressive" candidates are making the most hcadway, regardless of par ty. This is said to be particularly true in states where the wasteful exploitation of timber and mineral resources has begun to tell on the visible supply to such an extent that there is danger of exhaustion unless active steps are taken to check the waste. According to figures based on departmental reports at Washing ton, our annual consumption of lum- Der is three times the annual growth and the latest official estimate puts the total preesnt timber supply in the
 
 to last for thirty years more, at the present rate of use. Much of this is waste, for as many trees are con- sumed by forest fires each year, due to carelessness and lack of precau- tions. as are felled for lumber or pulp. These and other facts are be- ing brought out in the campaign speeches and candidates who have pledged themselves to support legis- lation to stop this public waste state that they find a growing sentiment in their favor that is not to be ac- counted for by party affiliations. This sentiment is being strengthened all the time by the vigorous cam paign which is being waged by the Conservation league of America. the headquarters of which are in this city. Backed by President Roose- welt, ana having the active support of both Bryan and Taft, who are honorary officers. this organization is trying to awaken interest in the critical state of the national re- sources as a result of a hundred years of waste and unscientific meth Ods. one of the latest discoveries of the league is the fact that over a billion cubic feet of natural gas is escaping every day from oil wells, flambeaus and pipe lines. for lack of the simplest provisions to save it and turn it to account.
 Spanking has suffered a relapse of public favor for the Chicago schools and the chastening rod is urgently recommended from various quarters as a cure for the rebellious spirit, now rampant because of the war of eXtermination being wased on fra ternities. The president of the school board, though countryman of Froebel, recently declared for good old coTporeal punishment-not too severe but emphatic and convincing. Two preachers in sermons have ap- proved the plan. Both happened to be CongregatiOnalists. One prescrib- ed the hand. strap or slipper" The other asid: T think the proper atti- tude of the parent and good citizen to those boys who were reported as loafing around the front of their frat houses, smoking briar-root pipes. would have been to go there and reasoned with them, and then if they still rebelled, I think the next step would have been to find a good elastic barrel stave somewhere and
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11
EFFECT OF PUBIC WASTE
 ON HE CAMPAIGN
This Issue Will Determine the Fate of Many Congressional Candi- date.

Chicago. Oct. 7.-CSpecial Cor rcspondence of The RepubH- canD-Nith election day less than a month away, republi- can and democratic campaign head quarters here show signs of new life
Arizona republican., 1908-10-11

For Sale, pears 1-2 cents Q pound. Krouskop's Grocery, Five Points.
 Piano tuning, red 2031, Hamilton Bros.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23

We need The system in Oklahoma for
that reason more than any other For
another reason the titles are young
that is. transfers have been made but
a short time, we could start out issu-
ing certificates upon the three million
acres of school land and by that
means start big heavy acreage undcr
the system at practically no expense
We could take the allotted lands and
do the same way so there would Je
absolute certainty as to their tile aud
within generation every piece of
land in HE state would he carried
into he court aud It's title cleared up
by itself when the school fund being
loaned upon that would thus be pro.
tected In brief the Torrcns Land
System is quick, inexpensive. GER
tain method of ascertainiug titles and
a quick easy method of transfer
You will observe that the amend
mcnt proposed in this resolution docs
not compel the legislature or the pco.
pie Of the state to emac8 the system
la This state, merely gives the leglsti-
lure power to do 10. or the people 10
do II by initiative petition If The legis.
iature refuse and thereby render IL
constitutional and give the system 10
IL, not crippled as II is IN Ohio, lEl
nos and as IT is in some Of the other
states. but in all its force and ygor
so that It will in fact benefit the
state.
Now ! desire TO read he resolution
lust as | request ID to be submitted
TO the people. II would become sec.
lion Gl, OF article g. OF the constitu-
ton AMI would read as follows:
Section Gl The legislature shall
have power to provide for a system
If adiudicating land titles and determ.
ming the rightful owners of real es,
ate. and shall have power to create
he necessary court or courts with
Jurisdiction, original exclusive and SUI
)reme or concurrent; and also to pro
vide for the registration of land titles
md to guarantee the same and %
empower any department of state, or
Of any legal subdivision thereof, to
Keep records of land titles and shall
'urther have power to create the nee
of.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23
SCISSORS IN
ABDOMEN


Special 60 Daily Leader.
Wichita, Kas.. Oct 23.-Mrs. w, r..
White. Il Braman. Okla, the woman
rem whose body a pair of surgeons
ieissors were taken alta local hospital
year ago last spring, has been IN the
'ity during the past few weeks. She
md her husband came here with their
laughter Opal White, who was oper.
licd on al the Wichita hospital for ap.
lcndicilis.
AIRS. White Is said to have much
letter health than she had when Size
carried the surgeons scissors around
With her but her husband says she is
lot very strJng yet
MIS-. Waite was br uglt here and
operated on about three years ago.
Aflcr she had returned 90 her home iu
oklahoma, she became IN and suffer.
I'd extreme pain Sic was brought
here again and the wound was rc-
opened The surgeons f0and a pair OF
nippers in her body They had been
left In the wound al the first opera
tion.
M. and Mrs, White and taeir
daughter who has recovered, will re-.
turn TO Braman lcday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23
You May Enjoy
Your Meals
You Win But Equip Your Stomach
With the Right Means to
Handle phc Food.

II YOU go into a restaurant cafe pr
otel where all your environments
le lights dazzling linen, silver, cut
lass, music, chatting and laughing
}omen, seem TO toretell cf a pleasant
zeal your stomach should not revolt
hen You read the menu card.
Heavy steaks, soups. oysters. en-
rees, salads ETC. should hold no ter
ors for the healthy stomach and they
10 not
Tablets placed in your vest pocket wi
be sufficient guard against the ma
reyels OF a worn-out stomach.
A tablet taken a few moments afte
a copious meal will remove any Il
effects Of food from your st-macn an
yNu may eat as generously as thos
'abrut YOU
One OF these little tablets will of u
self settle all questions of indigestion
for that meal and VIII place youl
stomaca and digestive organs In 3
better condiiion Tor the next.
Your blood viii be enriched and III,
depleted gastric fluids viii be rebuilt
S,parts Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
lhral active digestive agents who siYe
20 tlio gastric Juices ihe elements they
lack, which ease The stomach, remove
irritation and enrich and stimulate III,
bl Cd
All of these statements may bs
verified II You will take but little o.
your time TO prove them.
Every druggist carries Stuarts pys
pepsla Tablets IN stock and viii tel
you OF their merit. These tablets sci
f,r soc per box. or send Ms your nam,
and address and We will send you a
once By mail q trial package free, Ad
dress n A. Stuart Co. 100 Stiar
Bids. Marsha1l Mich,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23
FULL DINNER
PAIL JOKE
Special 10 Daily l.eader

Special 10 Daily l.e6der
~ Chicago. Oct 23,--Durlug the course
OF a Republican demonstration a few
days ago Ia West Virginia town.
when street parade was a part OF
The program. a small hoy was arrested
for carrying an empty dinner pail 10
appears that the lad had placed the
pail upon long sliek which he waved
along the line Of march. The exhibi-
ton so incensed the feelings OF the
Republicans that they made complaint
10 the police and had The boy arrested.
ID appears that the fun dinner pail 5
no longer an Issue Ia he campaign,
ana thai Republicans object 20 any
reference 20 The empty dinner rail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-23
Woman interrupts Political Speaker.

Woman interrupts Political Speaker.
A well dressed woman interrupted o
political speaker recently by continu-
lily coughing II she had taken
Foley's Honey and Tar It would have
cured her cough quickly and expelled
he cold from her system. The gem
line Foley's Honey and Tar contains
10 oplates and is in a yellow package,
refuse substitutes c. r. Renfro.
Weinbergers Smokery carries the
lest line of high grade smoking to
lacco in the city