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Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
(FRoM NEW YORK WORLD APRIL. 15, OS) FOUGHT HARD TO RETAIN .F0RMULATHAT MADE MONEY
Court Decision Finally Gives Westerner Permanent
 Right to Remarkable Medicine.

duced. l knew it would be just as the west. That is why I said, when first arrived, that thousands would buy it before I left
 Statements obtained Tuesday from number of Cooper's callers who have tried the medicine are very strong. Among them Mir. Oscar Dan ner of 73 Nelson street. Brooklyn, was specially emphatic. He said: '1 am well man after four years constant indigestion and stomach trouble. Any one who has ever had indigestion knows what this means. I don't think anything about this Cooper medicine krow. I know it has made life a different thing for me. I don't be- lieVe Cooper ever had a more skep- tical man taking his medicine than l was when I started, because l had tried everything on the face of the refused to believe the medicine was helping me the first few days. I had to admit it, however. Today I sleep like a log, have a fine appetite and can eat anything. The medicine re- lieved the cause of my ill health all most at once"
 Cooper's New Discovery is now on sale at leading drug stores throughout the United States. 1t has made a wonderful record. Ask your druggist for it.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

WE HAVE SOME OF THE ORE ON EXHIBITION IN THE MIN ERAL BUILDING AT THE FAIR, IN CHARGE OF COL. KIT CARSON AND MIR N. c. GILLIAN, AND WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL ON THEM AND ALSO GET FITZ JAMES McCARTHY'S REPORT AND OTHER LITERA- TURF FURTHER EXPLAINING THE PROPERTY. WE ARE NOW INSTALLING A 35 HIP. WESTIN GAS ENGINE HOIST AND AIR COMPRESSOR. ALSO INGERSOLL SARGENT DRILL, so THAT THE DEVELOPMENT WILL GO FOR WARD WITH INCREASED RAPID ITY. WE DO NOT HESITATE TO SAY THAT THE STOCK IN THIS COMPANY WILL GO AS HIGH AS THE LEADING COPPER COMPA- MES OF ARIZONA, AND NOW IS THE TIME TO
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
FAV0R|TE FOOD 1
 GAN [ EATEN Enjoy Your Meals Without Fear of Dyspsia
Why Not Let Diapsin Take Care of Your Nils Until Your Stomach is;trong.

If your meals don't tpt you, or you feel bloated after eng and you believe it is the food wh fills you; if what little you eat lidike a lump of lead on your stomacli if there is difficulty in breathing fter eating. eructatiOns of sour fool and acid. heartburn, brash or a baing of gas, you can make up your nd that you need something for a UT stomach and indigestion.
 To make every bite oood you eat aid in the nourishmennd strength of your body, you ml rid your stomach of poisons, essive acid and stomach gas whiSsours your entire meal-interferes tn digestion and causes so many sui CTS of Dys- pepsia, Sick Headac Nauseous breath and stomach uble of all kind; putrefying the estines and digestive canal, causnisuch misery as Biliousness, ConstiIon, Griping, etc. Your case is no fferent-yOu are a stomach sufferethough you may call 1t by some Ot name; your real and only trouble that which you eat does not dige but quickly ferments and sours, pIscing almost any unhealthy conditiot
 A case of Pape's Diasin will cost fifty cents at any Phaicy here. and will convince any stich sufferer Tive minutes after talk one Trian- gule that Fermentatid and Sour Stomach is causing thusery of In- digestion.
 No matter if you cyour trouble Catarrh of the StomaoNervOusness or Gastritis, or by anther name always remember thatcertain cure is waiting at your rmacist any time you decide to belts use.
 Pape's Diapepsin W purify the ! sourest and most acid mach within | five minutes. and dt promptly, | without any fuss orscomfort all l of any kind of food ycould eat.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
Preventing Bank Failures.

The current number of the Bankers Magazine, which contains an eytenc- ed and illustrated account of banks and barking laws and practices in Mexico. notes the existence there hf very effective device against tine overuse of a banks credit by it's own officials. They are required to fur nish double the security exacted from others for. any loan made. to them, and the security must be in the form Of stock or bonds which have paid not less than per cent for a spcci- fled time. It is said that this re quirement has completely removed rom Mexico what lis a chief cause Of bank failures in the United States. Springfield Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

Behold me" roared the lion who was all to the merry as an egotist. T cost more than any other animal in the show"
 "Oh. don't know rejoined the laughing hyena. Look at the giraffe over there. Anyone can see that he. comes higher Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

One of the Friends-Pardon me. sir; but why do they call you Satan?
 His Diabolical Majesty-Oh, that's just an Old Nnck name.-Cleveland Leader.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

WANTED-Every lady to see the new Kitchen speciality. being demon strated at McKee's Booth.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10
A WASTEFUL TOWN.

New York consumes a glass and a half of beer annually per capita"
 And wastes the odd half, eh? Just lige New York"
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

stage coaches, l,oorskirts and merry Christmas?
Arizona republican., 1908-11-10

John" she said. looking up from the paper, what is a political boom- erang?"
 Why, I'd define it." he answered. ."as roorback on the return trip Philadelphia Ledger.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
Body Is Taken Home.

The body of Orlaff was taken to his
home This morning. His wife, over
conc with grief, is at the home Of rela-
tiyes. 1883 Tenth street. aud is III seri
ous condition. Miss Lydia Goodwald,
a sstcr-iu-aw of Orlnii. likewise was
overcome.
OrlaG has been married three years
and is survived by his widow and two
children. He was II member of the
Ruvamy Musical circle, which will have
charge of the funeral.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
WILL FILL MANY
STATE OFFICES
GOV. DAVIDSON HAS IMPORTANT
APPOINTMENTS TO MAKE
EARLY IN TERM.
MEYERS COMMISSION OUT.
Probable That Railroad Commissioner
and Judge Gibson Will Be Re-
appointed.
TO NAME UNIVERSITY REGENTS.

MADISON. Wis, Dec. 21.-[Special.l
Gov. Davidson's second administra-
ton. which begins January 4, will be
fraught with other important duties
than the mere diligence of getting some
Of his recommendations through the Leg
islature. a score of important appoint
ments must be made. The commissions
of Prof. b. Ii. Meyer, chairman of the
railroad commission and of Norman 5.
Gllson or the state tax commission. ex-
pre- during the next five months, but it
now seems probable that both men will
be reappolnted. The success of an adj
ministration depends so much upon the
men chosen to important positions, that
Toy Davidson will spend much time ex-
aiming the availability of both the
present incumbents and others suggest
ed.
Following are some of the important
positions to be filled during the next
year, by reason of the expiration of pres
ent commissions:
I. j. Cunningham, Chippewa Falls. civil
service commissioner. Term expires June II.
Il. H. Meyer Madison, chairman of rail-
road commission. Term expires first Mon
Norman y. Gibson, Fond du Lac, member
of state tax commission. Term expires
first Monday in May Appointment must
be confirmed by Senate
VI. c. Bergh, Niroqua, commissioner Of
banking. Appointment expired May 10,
1905 Confirmation by Senate required.
Charles G. Bennett South Wayne, super
intendcnt of public property. Term expires
first Monday in January.
J. Q. Emery. Albion, state dairy and food
commissioner. Term expires first Monday
in February.
j. ID. Beck Cashton. commissioner OF the
bureau Of labor and industrial statistics
Term expires first Monday in February.
Edward l.. Tracy, Milwaukee, state oil
Inspector. Term expires April l.
Edward Pollack, Lancaster, state treasury
agent Term expired August A. 1907,
Dr. c. A. Harper, Madison member state
board of health Term expires first Mon
day In February.
\. +. France, Platteville, inspector of
apiaries Term expires May IS,
NJ. II. Whitaker, Milwaukee, member or
state barber board. Term expires July /.
George T. Merrill. Ashland, and a. L.
Nelson, Grantsburg. members of the board
of university regents Terms expire first
Monday in February.
W. n. McFetridge. Raraboo member OF
state park board. Term expires March l.
John Harrington. Oshkosh, member OF
board of normal regents. Term expires
first Monday in February.
Several appointments on the state
board of agriculture and n number of
deputy oil inspectors must also be chosen
this wear.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
.FRATS ABOLISH HACKS.
Greeks at Madison Will Walk Their
Guests TO the Junior Prom
This Year

MADISON, Wis, Dee. III Special
fraternity men at the University OF
Wisconsin, in order to curb social eX-
ccsscs, which it is alleged have accom-
pauicd junior proms at the university
in the past, have united i'll submitting Il
series of suggestions to the faculty so
sial committee. These suggestions viii
Doe followed if adopted by the committee,
md will do much to make the prom Il
sauer social event.
Among other things, they provide that
carriages shall not be used by students
enming from distances less than three
blocks from the gymnasium. TINS pro
vision will affect all but three OF the fra
tcrnitics The resolutions condemn the
practice Of paying the travelling expense
of girls who come as guests, and recon.
mend di,cuuutruance of the practice OF
lrr,rntiug flowers to the girls.
II is helipvcd that the attitude OF the
fraternity mon will Influence the fac
ulty social cummities 60 raise the price
of admission to the prom from So to 50
In order that the prom committee may
mot run IL debt rs il has done the las
two years when the 50 rate applied.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 21.-Close-Wheat-
Steady; No, | northern, on track, l.o9g
5j1sc. Oats-Firm standard, ole; 10. 3
white, on track. +S12M51c. Barley-Dull;
standard 6514a66c. Rye-Easier; No. 1 on
Flour quotations In CARROTS are; Hard
spring wheat patents. In wood. o,45MJ. 50
cnts, In sacks, 4.45Gp4. 80; first clears. in
sacks, 4 40; rye, in wood, iopl4 Is;
country, 365u39o; sacks Kansas, in wood,
''C CIfiiC3Go, H.. Dec. of.-Close-wheat-
December l.Oo3s May 1.o59sac1 o52.; July,
975sc; September, 9i12C. Corn-December,
5G4c; May, 6o14dGo≻ July, 6oHcc; septem-
nsr e2sc J9y 4sss saptem a2g My
4Ol4C. Pork-Deccmbcr, 1850; January,
10 55ql5e7l q, May 1880. Lard,,January
23"9oa2ls; May, ~ 2 I92lSS,m9.93; !nly $50
cash, 75lsc; December, 74c; May, 79c. bar.
ley-tash. ls0p63c Observation-Disclosures 3.S5
March, 3.95. Cloyer-December, $50; March,
$50
NEW YORK, Dec. -Cotton--Futures
closed steady; closing bids: December, $50;
January, $50; February, SOB; March, s.62
s.qg $751; September s,4'' October
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. 21--Cash-w Wheat
No 2 red, l.o2s.al94; No 3 red; l.o1@1;o3
ON, .05a1 O7; No. 3 spring, 10OGl.O6 Corn
No. 3, 564G56l4c; No. 3 yellow, 56lsD51c
No. 4, 55655Ac. Oats-No. 3 white, Asa
49c; No 4 white. 479iSc; standard, 49hc.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. II - Glossy heat
Spot. easy; No. 2 red western winter Is
1o1ad: futures, steady; December. Is 1otsd
March, IS $50; May, IS % C Gn,1rop
steady IS Odd; futures, steady; January
IS I'D March, IS Esd. Flour Winter pat
ents firm; 3Os. lIops-At London PacihC
COAST, steady; f20t2 ISIS.
DULUTH. MINI, Dec. 21.-Close-wheat
No | hard track, 1.O9A: TO arrive, No
northern, 1.0S4: No. northern, 1.O6A
on track No. northern, lOSA; No. north
ern l064; December, 1.cGA4; May, loSaa
No. ., S01ac; December, 9ohc; May, 9Si2c
Flax-To arrive, l.i5hs; on track, io3s; De
cember. 144as May. 1;46@s. oats-Io ar
rive, lS4c; on track, 4sl4c. Rye-Gsq1lc
barley 53d57c. cars inspected-W Wheat
IS last year, Go; corn, $; oats I; barley
Wheat G5,5OT, outs 1867 barley, ll,9.l
fax. 1o972 Wheat, 500; oats
1919; barley. 1860; flax. 2s.&o.
NEW YORK, Dec. p. lose. Wheat Dc
ccmhcr 1os1a; May. lolsi c- July loi5s
CHICAGO. M pee III ceipts-Flour
o. 10 ,bhls: wheat. s. 600 bus; corn, 573.o,
bus; oats, il7,5oO bus; barley 9l3Oo bus
rye. 1000 bus; timothy seed, l4o,5'o lbs
| faxseed. 500 bus. ShipmcntsaaffIour, 96i
| oats 10 30 bus barley, 1857 bus; rye
| I7ra bus timothy seed. 22I.1So lbs.
| ST LOUIS, Mo. Dee. III Wheat
| No. . red, cash, Io61lUi; No. hard 10
| Track: No . white 5siau59c; No. cast
! 56i4 m51c: May, $3.50 19i4ci July, $3.50. Oat
! Track: No . cash. 49c, July. 4a1sc; No.
| white, 5oQoo5sc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
STATE NEWS NOTES.

ANTIGO-The Fidelity Savings bank, a
new institution, will open about the middle
Of next month.
oRFORDvILLE-A weekly newspaper,
called the Orfordvlle Journal has been
launched here by S. II. Graves.
WAUSAU-The new SalemS Evangelical
Lutheran church was dedicated with serv-
ices conducted by out OF town pastors.
POUND-Hugh Bahlert has started ex-
cayation for a new hotel, 54x56 feet In d.
mension and two stories nigh IL VIII DC
modern throughout
LANCASTER-As an experiment the
Weekly Teller is being issued as "a. a tnhas
on" the daily issue may be continued per
'WALW ORTH-Nat Reid, a relative
of Whitcaw Reid, ambassador to England,
who has resided in Walworth county more
Than half a century, celebrated the ninety
seventh anniversary Of his birth.
CHIPPEWA FALLS-With Rev. J. w.
Irish. district superintendent of the Metho@
dist church, as editor, Rev. Myron 4. lay
inr of Clear Lake will conduct a church
monthly to be known as the Link
WASHBURN-As result of an order is
sued hy the common council to the Wash
burn Electric company the street lighting
service has been discontinued. The com
pany has no contract with the city.
Observation-Disclosures that local water
rates are excessive the council has asked
rho state railway commission for an fnvestl-
CATION The council also claims the com
Oany refuses to place meters IN resluehces'
RACINE-Principal Il. s. Martin of the
McNynn school has been appointed mem
her of the committee on normal courses or
NAV by Luther H. Gulich of New YORK,
president of the Playground Association OF
America.
RACINE-Rev. Stephen Dean Trant Of st.
Patrick's church celebrated the forteth an
niyersary of his entrance into the priest
hood lie received congratulatory kilograms
and letters from priests throughout the
state and the members OF his parish
RACINE-Charles Baungard. well known
on the north side, is in jail on burglary
charge He Ia said to have accompanied
81 loon keeper named Theodore kosterman
TO his home and then went back and robbed
the saloon OF the money in the TILL
KAJIKAUNA-Rev r. B. Collier Of All
Saints mission will be ordained neN Thurs
dav morning Or. Orro ColloQue, rector OF
the Episcopal church at Appleton wilt
nreach and present Mr.. Collier to Bishop &.
& Grafton for ordination Mr.. Collier will
celebrate his first mass at l1;45 O'Clock
Christmas eve.
LA CROSSE-Miss Edith Pryor, n high
school girl saved two little girls from prob,
able drowning at the risk Of her own safety
when she rushed into the weak Ice at the
foot or Jackson street in answer to the cries
Of Della Rick aged years, and Edith
Prinz, aged years who had broken
through.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
MRS, w. H,GEORGE DEAD
Daughter of Senator Stephenson Sue
cumbs Following Stroke Of Paraly-
sis at Milwaukee.

kilograms from Marinette announce
the death there, on Wednesday, of Mrs.
William II. George, third daughter of
Senator Isaac Stephenson. Mrs. George
suffered a stroke of paralysis week
ago while in Milwaukee. She had been
in poor health for years. Senator Ste
phenson reached the bedside Of his daugh-
fer Tuesday morning, hurrying home
from Washington Mrs. George, who
was A years of age, is survived by her
husband, two sons, Howard Stephenson
George, aged 20 years, and Isaac Ste
phenson George, aged 1G, her parents,
Senator and Mrs. Stephenson, five sis
ters, Mrs. Josiah Hodgins, Mrs. Harry
!. Brown, Mrs. Ralph Skidmore, ali of
Marinette, and Mrs. J. Earl Morgan of
Oshkosh and Mrs. Nelson Ludington of
Chicago, and two brothers, |. Watson
Stephenson of Marinette and Grant Ste
phenson of Wells, Mich. The funeral
will be held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from ST. Paul's Episcopal church
at Marinette. Rev. Frederick Penfold
will otliciate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
--LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. FL.

MILWAUKEE-BUTTE - Steady; Elgin
Prices of extra creamery is 3Oc; local
price extra creamery is 30c; prints. ale:
frsts. 25a2Ic; seconds, 22g24c; process, ~
@ gaskips aa stSek trR SYsc 20e lines 2lac
CHEESE-steady; American full cream.
new make. twins, 131zQ1ic; Young Amer
ieas,. l4a14l.c; daisies. 14@141ac; long.
grades, 9Q1ol2c; imported Swiss. 2oc; new
block 131aq14c; round Swiss. 14q15c.,
EGGS-Steady. The produce boards Of
coired, cases returned zoe; fresh recan.
deled, 34Q35c; April storage, 2Sc; seconds
and checks, 15@1Sc. Receipts 100 cases;
saturday, l6o cases.
tutter market firm at sic. Total output FOR FOR
week in this district SO, 400 pounds.
NEW YORK, Dee. 2l-Butter-Steady; re
ceipts, 30l; creamery specials 320321ac of
creamery thirds to firsts, 23q3oc; cheam,
cry, held, common to special. 22I29c; state
dairy, common to special. 21d29c; process,
common to special, ls923c; western fac
tory, first, 2lq21kc; western imitation
firm; receipts, 9.9s; state, full cream spe-
cials. 14l24 l5lac September, small or
large, colored or white, lie; October small
or large best, 1iAc; late made. small best,
13c; good to prime, 11&4012%c: comm to
@l1&lc. Eggs-lrregular; receipts, $500;
state Pennsylvania and nearby fancy Sc.
lc"tcd white, 4oltf2c; do fair to choice, SC
a3Sc; brown and mixed, fancy, 34835c; do
fair to choice, 3oi33c. western iirsts, 311a
lJ32c; seconds, 3Gu3lc.
CHICAGO, IL, Dec. 21.-Butter-Steady
crcamerics 22Gl3oc; daires, 2112a25c Eggs
Firm; tirsts, 29c.
chicago, IL, Dec: 21.-Cheese-strong;
daisies, li!g4l5c; twins, l48l4Ac; Young
Americas, l4loc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
BANKS ARE PROSPEROUS
Volume of Business Has Increased Near
ly 100000 Since September
Holiday Trade Felt

MADISON. Wis, Dec 1.-THE vol
ume Of business indicated on the books
of the state banks of Wisconsin has in
creased nearly $1,O0OO00 in the period
between September % TO November ~,
a little over two months. This is shown
in compilation completed Wednesday
by Commissioner of Banking Bergh of
reports received from the financial insh-
tutlons showing their condition at the
close of business November ~. The com
pilation is as follows:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
VAN HISE RAPS PRESS.
University President Scores Student Cor
respondents Who Send Out Hot
Stuff" About Alma Mater.

MADISON. Wis, Dec 1S.-tSpecial.l
President c. Il. Van Hise Of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin scored university
students who are reporting on state pa
perS for sending out what he terms hot
stuff concerning the university. The
president told the student conference
committee that these reporters should be
actuated by a love for the university
rather than by love for money. He stat
ed that they would never be able to get
employment on reputable newspapers
and would soon find themselves working
at very low salaries with no prospects
of advancement 1t is believed that the
president has taken up arms against the
reporters because of the stories which
have been sent out concerning the al
legged student graft in the sale of fresh
man class caps, and because of the re-
ports concerning the action of the ath-
letic council i'll giving out its proceed
ings through the university press bu-
lplu.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24

Central Wisconsin Capitalists Will
Launch Great Northern Life lnsur-
ance Project March l.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. Isl Special
A new life insurance company to be
known as the Great Northern lite OF
Wisconsin is being formed at Wauaau
by central Wisconsin capitalists ana VIII
be ready for the first statement OF busi-
ness by March /, 1909, according TO
present plans. The moving spirit of the
new company is Attorney Neal Brown
Democratic nominee for United states
senator.
The following business and profession
al men compose the organization com
mittce Walter Alexander, T.; = laW
key, c. j. Winter, b. f.: Wilson, -.
Ueinemann. G. -. Jones w. II. MyIrea
and Neal Brown. The capital stock IS
$500, 900, subscribed at $50 per share,
The stock is already largely overSuh-
scribed. The organizers Of the new com
pany have taken steps 70 comply WIN
the insurance laws of the state; preIiiiiiil-
airy to obtaining a license ana have m
dicated a purpose to conduct live IA
surance business along lines open ahi
above hoard and with every safeguard
for the protection of the policy holders
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
TWINS DIE SAME DAY,
Superior Police Officer Receives VOID
of Brothers Death Few Hours
Before His Own Demise.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec 11.-tSpe-
CALL. p. McGowan, aged 30 years,
died this morning at st. Mary's hospital,
after a lingering illness of three weeks
with typhoid pneumonia and spinal
meningitis He had been member OF
the Superior police force for eight years,
Just a few hours previous to Officer Nc
Gowans death, word was received here
telling of the death of his twin brother
Thomas McGowan, at Saginaw, Mich.
Thomas McGowan lived for many years
in Superior and was well known here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-24
CLERICAL ERROR MADE,
Manitowoc Council Informed That Cor
rected Ruling in Gas Company Case
Will Be Handed Down.

MANITOWOC. Wis, Dec. lS.-tSpe-
rial. l-Excusing the decision on the
ground that a clerical error had been
made. Haltord Erickson, member Of
the state railway commission, has ad-
yiscd the city officials that correct
ruling is to be made by the commission
in the case of the ManitoWuc company,
decided this week, and which ~rcatcd
storm Of protest from the city. the de-
rision has not been received aE yet, but
in a telephone message 10 the city at
torney, Mr.. Erickson minated that t.
would entirely change existing Cpndi
tons. aud at the meeting of the council
rommittec on light last night it was
decided to ask for n rchcarng on IN"
original petition if the corrected decision
il not satisfactory. In the event that
this il refused, the case will be taken
TO the courts The city is ut = disad-
vantage, however as it would have to
bring the trial in the Dane county court,