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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06
HECHTMAN BOOSTS
 TERRITORIAL FAIR
Big Show Will Be Biggest and Most
 Attractive Ever-Exhibits Are Called For.

Judge J. F. Hechtman, who was re. gently appointed commissioner for Gila county at the territorial fair, which is to open at Phoenix November g and con. tinue until November 14. is in receipt of letter from Secretary R. A. Kirk of the Arizona Territorial Fair associa. tion, advising him that the list of premiums to be awarded at the fair IS to be completed in few days and forwarded to him.
 The plans are to make the fair this year the largest and most attractive of anything ever attempted in that line in the territory. Among the attractions. there will be sure enough air ship of the latest model that will be seen in actual flight. There will also be races of all kinds, drilling contests and the most magnificent fireworks ever seen in the southwest, to say nothing of nun. Der of attractions of lesser note.
 Judge Heehtman, as commissioner from this county, is anxious to secure the largest and most varied exhibit pos. sible to be shown at the fair. There is already a fine mineral and geological exhibit at Phoenix belonging to this county, but the exhibit is not quite as large and complete as it might be, and Judge Hechtman is desirous that the mining men should notify him of speci- mems of various ores, etc, which might be added to the collection to the ad. vantage of this section.
 It is quite probable that the Globe City band will be called upon to fur nish music at the fair. At any rate, it is mp to the band, itself, for Secretary Kirk writes for bid from that organ ization, leaving the understanding that if the figure is anything like reasonable the best band in the territory will go out from this city with the certainty of capturing a prize, the nature of which will be given in the list the judge expects to receive in day or so.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06
MtsCAL BUTTONS ID BE INVESTIGATED;
 CAUSING RED SKINS ID GET DRUNK

Uncle Sam is becoming excited over the weekly sprees of his Indian wards in Arizona. Fearing that they are giv. ing themselves over to the slavery of the dope habit he has set on foot an investigation of reports about their use of the "mescal button, so-calIed.
 Commissioner Leupp has been. advised that its use is declared by the Indians to assist them in breaking away from whisky drinking, but the question in the minds of some government officials is whether the "mescal button ism 4 poor substitute. for whisky.
 Whatever the ultimate effects of the so-called "meseal," the Indians know that in it they have sure cure for that blue feeling. By the time they have swallowed few buttons they cannot think a thing pessimistic nor see an ugly thing. They can see the silver lining throughout the darkest cloud.
 But the department of agriculture has sent official assurances to the Indian office that the button contains at least four alkaloids, with names large enough to kill Indians by the dozen. And to that disturbing report is added the in- formation that the drugs belong to that class which usually does lasting injury.
 The mescal," is it is popularly known, or the "peyote,' to be more correct, is full.fedged Indian deity. And in plotting his downfall the gov ernment officials are not only knocking the underpinning from an Indian re- ligion, but they are putting their frail strength against the might of god.
 The peyote has been god for at least 200 years in Old Mexico. It has been a god in Texas for 40 years, at least. And all that time it has been the top of very small cactus. The Indians have long gathered the head of this god Cor cactus) and have cut them in layers. Then they have been allowed to dry. Their appearance is not so very different from that of a thin slice of dried radish. But for cheering quail ties, they have the radish beaten by many, many miles.
 Time was that the peyote rites were performed upon call, and at no fixed time. But as civilization" spread, the Indians fell into the habits of the whites somewhat. To some of the whites whom they know, Saturday meant pay day and good time for getting together. So the Indians set tied upon Saturday night as the time for singing hymns to peyote, and for seeing things.
 This worked very weel into the pe- culiar worship of the little god, for quiet both during and following the rite
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS
"A Royal Prisoner at Dreamland.

Last nights play at the Dreamland was 1.-The King of the Desert.' It was a very novel production in every way and showed some exceptional settings and costuming. The acting was of a high order. Miss Rothe as Amineh gave a picturesque performance of an orient al role. Louis Lytton's Emir Moham- med was remarkable for its splendid reading of the beautiful lines Mr. Miller showed that he can play some thing else besides villains and made a dashing young naval officer, while the popular Jack Elliott was excellent in a light comedy role. Mir Pereival did strong work as the commodore.
 Tonight s bill will be "A Royal Pris- oner,' one of the best productions in the. company list. It is romantic play and tells a story of "days of old when knights were bold A special production has been built and painted for this romantic drama and it will prove one of the most interesting nov cities the Earl Burgess company have shown here.
 Tuesday night will be "Man Haters night at the Dreamland. All girls wishing tickets free may receive them by sending their names to George V. Halliday, the manager.
 There is strong prospect that the eompany's offer of $25, carriage hire and minister's fee to any couple who will be married on the stage, will be accepted. A novel ceremony is prom ised.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06

Kodol will, without doubt, make your stomach strong and will almost instant ly relieve you of all the symptoms of indigestion. It will do this because it is made up of the natural digestive juices of the stomach so combined that it completely digests the food just as the stomach will do it, so you see Kodol can't fail to help you and help you promptly. It is sold by Hanna s Drug Store, 22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06

Pain anywhere stopped in twenty minutes sure with one of pr. Shoop E Pink Pain Tablets. The formula is on the 25-cent box. Ask your doctor or druggist about this formula. Stops wo- manly pains, headache, pains anywhere. Write pr. Shoop, Racine, Wis, for free trial, to prove value of his Headache, or Pink Pain Tablets. Sold by Globe and Palace Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is recommended as the best thing to use for piles. It is, of course, good for anything where a salve is needed. Beware of limitations. Sold by Hanna s Drug Store, 22S Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06
Copper Belt Realty Company BARGAINS

Two-room house and lot, Noftsger Hill, $3O0.
 New nine-room board and lodging house, we'll furnished, Noftsger Hill; $3,5O0, $500 cash, balance easy terms.
 Good four-room house, Noftsger Hill; $700, $350 down, balance like rent. Five rooms and bath, South High street, 5000, $l,000 cash, balance payments, 10 per cent interest. Broom furnished board and rooming house. Good barn and out build ings. Shade and fruit. Hill street, close in. Price $4,000, one-half cash, balance easy terms.
 INsURANCE--Fire, life, accident and liability in best companies that always pay dollar for dollar.
 FOR RENT-Furnished and un. furnished house in all parts of the city.
 Public Stenographer and Notary
 Public. Copper Belt Realty Co. 14o East Oak Street Phone 12e1
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06
Morenci ys. Globe

Sunday, 9th, and Monday, Labor day, 7th. One game Sunday and double header Monday. Don't miss these games.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-06

Your chance to see professional ball -at Southside park.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Freshmen Tried Out
for Rugby Team
Many ASpirantS Fall by the
WaySide When Strength
Tests Are Made
By William Unn1ack

The strength tests at California
have greatly reduced the number of
applicants for positions on the fresh
men Rugby team. These tests were
held Wednesday, and yesterday many
men failed TO reach the required stan
dard. The list for positions on the
baby" team is still a lengthy one, and
a lot OF wedding out viii have to be
done before Coach Taylor and Jimmy
Schaeffer can handle the squad TO ad-
vantage.
The field yesterday presented an ami
mated appearance. with the largest
squad of freshies that has been out in
years. The men INDUCED in kicking.
Place kicks, drop kicks and punts were
practiced, and several running passing
bouts were taken up and down the
field. The serum formation has been
explained TO the men. and the coaches
are now on the lookout for the best
men TO I'LL the important positions in
the pack. Serum practice probably
viii be had next Monday. and every
day after that a great deal of time
will be given over 10 the working of
this important part of the game
It is rumored on the campus that
several men of last years team will
not be eligible 10 play. One of these
is Glascock- He is a good forward and
was hard worker in the forward di-
vision last year.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Smith Leads Golfers on
MiOpia Links

HAMILTON, Mass. Aug. 27.-wnne
Smith, fresh from Mexico, led the field
today at the end OF the first 3s holes
Of the open golf championship at the
Miopia hunt club. Smith made the
morning round. in spite Of northeast
gale which blew heavily, in - strokes.
and was I'VE worse in the afternoon,
lnlshing the day with a total of 159.
John Jones. the local professional. was
second with 15z. Alexander Smith,
brother Of the leader. with 163 strokes,
was a good third. and Fred Mcleod Of
the Midlothian club, Chicago. was an
excellent fourth. with 164.
The balance OF the field Of so players
trailed behind. six Of them better than
llos 25 others under $50. and Is others
~ or better. this last figure being the
limit At which the players qualified for
further efforts tomorrow.
OF the IS who viii continue for the
mai SO holes four were amateurs
Walter j. Travis OF Garden City. Hugo
r. Johnston OF Miopia, John c. Ander-
son Of Woodland, and John B. Hylan OF
Nesper.
Only Two rounds were made under so.
Willie Smiths y in the forenoon and
Gil Nichols similar figures in the aft
crnOon play Willie Smiths play was
especially brilliant in the outward
course OF the morning round.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
CARPY INDIGNANT
At INSINUATION
Investigation OF Disappearance
of Money From Bank Vaults
Ends in Heated Debate
CaiIleaud Wants Movements of
President Carpy Traced
by Detectives

A peaceable meeting of the directors
of the French-American bank broke
into a stormy session yesterday after
noon when Henri CaiIleaud, the
wealthy Sonoma county butcher, who
alleges that S17.215 in gold coin was
stolen from a safe deposit box in the
bank, inferred that the movements of
President Carpy of the bank between
June IS and July l of this year should
be minutely traced by detectives.
DO you mean to insinuate that had
something to do with the disappear
ance of your money!? asked the wrathy
bank official You know, Mr. Call
that period l was on my vacation and
do YOU have the audacity to charge
that L squandered your money or caused
it to disappear? AS a matter of fact,
there is reason to believe that the
money was not in the bank.
In reply to this statement Cailleaud
remarked in effect that Carpy could
use his own judgment as to the mean
ing of the inference.
If the officials of this bank want to
do the right thing by me-" said Gail
leaud, they can at least offer me every
possible opportunity to trace the
money. 1 want detectives to question
every employe of the bank; / want
locksnith to examine the lock, and fur
IHer, lnSlSI JHdt MI CdIpy ) move
ments during the period between June
is and July of this year be traced"
Carpy in accord with the wishes of
Vice President Legallet and the other
directors assented to Cailleaud's de-
mands, but was opposed to having his
vacation trip traced by sleuths.
Following adjournment officials of the
bank made the statement that Call
leaud's claim was made to enable him
to escape the fulfllment of contract
with Mrs. La Coste, who was one time
prospective Tenant of his property
in this city
Those present at the meeting were
p. A. Bergerot, attorney for the bank
and former attorney for Cailleaud; W.
B. Pringle of Pringle & Pringle, attor-
neys for the bank; President Carpy
Vice President Legallet, detectives and
several of the directors.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
REV. DONALD MACKAY
DIES IN NEW ENGLAND
Clergyman Accused at One Time
OF HereSy Suddenly
Passes Away

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Rev Donald
Sage Mackay. pastor of the Collegiate
church of St. Nicholas OF this city, died
in Portland. Ne, today. Rev. DR..
Mackay was one of the best known
clergymen of this city.
The classis of Iowa in 1906 accused
Dr. Mackay OF hereSy because of an
article ne had published, containing the
substance of a sermon in which the
clergyman gave reasons for the ap-
parent growing inability to believe in
a personal God. The matter TO which
the Iowa ministers objected was a
criticism made by DR.. Mackay of the
Presbyterian church in Scotland, where,
he said:
Eleven hundred ministers have been
rendered legally churchless and home
less and property Of $55,0O0.000 taken
from the church they represent in or
der to satisfy the legal demands of a
church Of just q ministers, whose fund
amental belief is limited salvation: that
God only saves the elect. and that only
10 the elect can the offer of salvation
be made"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28

August 2s. at 10 a. m, at the chapel of y.
Gray & Co. 2196 Geary street corner Devisa-
dero Interment private Please omit flowers
SISTER MARY XAYIER-Alumnae Association,
College Of Notre Dame. San Francisco7-1he
annual mass for the repose of the soul OF our
beloved founder. Sister Mary Xavier. win be
celebrated in the college chapel. Dolores street.
near sixteenth, tomorrow Saturday. August
%. at 3 o'clock. All members and friends
MARIE GEARY. President.
GERTRUDE B. LENNON, Secretary.
TOLAND-In this city. August 26. 1908. Mollie
L.. beloved wife of Edward ]. Toland, daugh-
Ter of Ester ard the late William Beale and
sister of Fred Ridley and Walter Beale, a
native of San Francisco. Cal.
Friends and acquafntanceS are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sat-
urday), at 10 O'Clock. from the parlors of the
Henry J. Gallagher undertaking company, 1914
Webster street between Ellis and 0'FarreIl.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery. By elec-
tric funeral car from Twenty eighth and Va
lencia streets
ToRREY-In Berkeley. Cal. August 20, 1908,
James NJ Torrey. aged 20 years.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sat-
urdayl, at 10 o'clock, from the residence,
Prince street corner OF Claremont avenue. In
teTment private.
yoRRATH-In this city August rs. 1908. Eliza
beth Vorrath. dearly beloved wife of William
Louis yorTath. loving mother of Imelda Won
Puttkamer and Addison Yorrath. and beloved
sister Of Mrs. Annie Markell. Mrs Margaret
Macdonald. Mrs. Stella Nevraumont and VII
liam. John and Arthur Parr. A member OF
Robin Hood circle No. 5s, Companions of the
F. Of A.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today tIrri-
day. August IS at l O'Clock D. M from her
late residence. 1852 0'Farrell street where
services will be held under the auspices of
Robin Hood circle No. S. Companions of the
F. of 4. Interrnent Greenlawn cemetery
Robin Hood circle No. 5S, c. of T. of A.
Officers and members are hereby notified to
attend the funeral Of our late beloved financial
secretary Mrs. L. Sorrath, today friday,
at l O'Clock p. m. from her late residence
1852 oFarrell street. By order
MRS. S. J. KAHN. c. c.
MARIE E. SCHOEN, Fin. Sec. (pro tenn.
wALsH-In this city. August 2s. 1908. Ann
Walsh beloved sister of Helen Kelly and be-
loved mother of Mrs. John Gillogley. a native
of Ireland, aged 80 years I months and IL
days.
Remains at Charles ]. B. Metzler's under
taking parIors 1892 Folsom street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
WILSON-In this city, Captain O. p. Wilson.
beloved husband of Hanretta Wilson and
father Of Oliver and Charley Wilson.
Was laid at rest after long lingering I'll
ness August 20, 1908.
WINTER-In this city. August ~ 1ans Ne
Iissa beloved wife OF Henry c. Winter ard
devoted mother of Rudolph and Albert Winter
native of Butzbach. Hessen German ggai
% years months and Is days
Friends and acquainta1ces are respeeffulfy
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow fSaf
urlayi, al l o'clock p. M, from her late
residence 80 Clayton street near HAYES
Incarceration L. O. o. e. crematory
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
PROPERTY OWNERS OF
POWELL STREET ORGANIZE
Members Will Try to Have
Building Regulations
Modified

A permanent organization was effect
ed by the property owners of the
Powell street district west Of Market
yesterday at meeting held in the red
room of the st. Francis hotel by the
election of d. S. Dorm to be president
and Thomas f. Prendergast to be sec
retary.
Many property owners were present
and the meeting was taken up with a
general expression OF views and an in
terchange of ideas. 1t was the consen-
sus of opinion that the property owners
should act unitedly to secure a modi-
fication of the building regulations if
such a change can be obtained so as
to make it possible to erect a cheaper
class of buildings than is now permis-
sible. The president was authorized
to appoint a committee of 10 members
to decide upon a definite plan as to the
legal way of obtaining the desired re-
lief This committee will be appointed
within a few days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
ANNUAL PUsHBALL GAME

BERKELEY, Aug. 27.-The annual
pushball game between the freshman
and sophomore classes, which has been
subs tituted for the class rush. will be
held on California field Saturday aft
ernoon. The game is unique in that
an oval ball more than feet in dame
ter is used by the classes, which num-
Der more than two hundred on a side
The players endeavor to score points
by pushing the ball over the opponents
goal line. @. A. Pande is captain of the
second year team, while the freshmen
will select a leader tomorrow after
noon. The following committee has
been appointed 10 have charge of the
pushball contest: George V Bell. chair
man; Ralph Butler, Jack Barnicott. r.
:. Sorenson. William J. Hayes, Edward
Prost and Frederick Shingle. Play will
be commenced at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Additional Sports News
Coach Garnett Will Not
Be Re-engaged
Services of Athlete 10 BE Dis.
PeHSed With at State
University

SEhhELEH. Aug. 27.-The executive
committee OF the students of the uni
Nersity formally decided last night that
coach n 4. Garnett. who has been in
eAsfse OF the varsity and freshmen
crews FOR four years. would not be en-
gagged for the next season. This has
caused considerable gossip on the
campus
Sraouate Manager Ralph Merritt said
soea5 mat Sarnett had done good work
appreciated his services. but that il
- tne feeling in the executive com
---ttee that another man should be
lie into the men.
Sarnett said that he had done all he
Sogid Tor the crews and that his record
80 80 9een good, as out OF the four in
tercollegiate contests for which he had
llalneo and coached the crews the blue
and sold had been victorious in three.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Thursday. August =:
Henry lgnoa. =. 2004 Twenty second St.
snl GenericVe kennedy. ie 24s3 Harrison st.
Thomas ID Durno. 80. 4s19 san Bruno ave,
and Frances sTarzs- 40. 2446 Post St
George W C. Barner. %. 1854 Mission St,
george E Minigan. 2l 1878 Tenth ave. and
Alice Stefes. j.. oakland
As5urF 7. Brown, 81 Baltimore, Nd, and
Agnes Coi-rtemauchc. 80 Valley Springs
Joseph r. Ialford. % GroFille, and Mary z.
Reilly 20. Isl Day 81.
gobn walsh, % 28 Thirteenth ST. and Mar
csrpt Derwfn. -. 1921 Noe 81
Thomas r. O'Day. 26. 1909 Fourteenth ave-
and Mary & Leahys p, 1903 Dolores st.
OAKLAND, Aug 2T.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
waiter : Baker Jr., Sc. Oakland, and Grace
Johns1n. q. Alameda
Earle C. strafton, g, and Minnie n. Young
iIenry 7. Hsn. q. and Grace V. Peterson.
q f.ofh of Berkeley
sl0nzo A. Castor. p. San Francisco. and
NerhsIfe q Ia1ndgren, -. Everett. Wash.
oscar " Carlson, q. and Ethel A. Axel-
IN % both Of Oakland
Manuel B. Santos. 81. and Marie D. Aguisr,
~ both of oakland
us-v j. Fassett, p. and r. Ethel Web
efr- ~ both ~ Fresno.
C-i,--Iez - Anderson. -, San Francisco. and
r.---fse I.ecknan. -. Oakland
Be-f Mcclure. -, and Dora Rossi, IS, both
Re---sm r. Young. 26, Fl Portal, and Hazel
n HOGAN. .. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
BELLINGHAM WINNERS

BELLINGHA8I Wash. Aug. PA
muddy track and cool weather marred
the racing at the fair grounds today.
Results.
First race. one mile. runaing-Lucrece wen,
BERTHE A second. Alba third Time. 30.
Second race. four and half furl0Bgs-Laura
won. Mary Dunn second. Tictorine Harmon
third. Time .QI-
Third race four and n half furIoncs-NIiss
Work won. Adrienne IacouEreur second, Alice
Collins third. Time I 90
Fourth race SIX furlones-I'r Prestige won Jack
fun second. Bernardo third. Tine 1-I9 %
Fifth race, one and an eighth milcs-Nonvina
von. Ripper second, Alice Carey third. Time,
.-0e
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
FOUR PrckPocKErs ARRESTED

CONSERVATION struck the ranks of a
collection of pickpockets who have been
opera ting at the depot at Third and
Townsend streets last night when De-
tectives Mulcahey and Murphy arrested
four of them. They were Edward Op-
penheimer. Harry Emerson, Tony Par
magini and Tony Cherila, all of whom
are known to the police of old. The
gang has made a system of robbing the
tourists, knowing that if caught their
victims would not stay behind for the
sole purpose of prosecuting them.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
UNION LABEL NOT IMPROPER

BUFFALO. Aug. 27.-Supreme Court
Justice Wheeler today decided that the
printing OF the union label on ballots
which were declared void by the in
spectCrs Of the first district OF the ninth
ward at the democratic primaries
Tuesday were not improper. and direct
ed that the board reconvene and count
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
ull not bc Inserted They must be handed in at
esther 0f the publication Offices and be indorsed
ryifh the name and residence Of persons author
ized o. have tire same published Notices
~frietei simply 60 the announcement Of the event
nuhl shed once iD this column free Of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
PosTMAsTER APPoINTEp

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27-Joseph
Brcen has been appointed postmaster
al Kenny. MendOcino county. vice Bes-
sic Kenny. resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
GoLp GOES NO CANApA

NEW YORK. Aug. 2T.-The agency
of the Bank of Montreal made today a
shipment of $500. 900 in gold coin TO
Canada. This brings the total to 81
72o 900 in gold sent to Canada on this
movement
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
BORN

~o,-sr-T Ty-En SausaIito. Cal. August 25, Ie0s
- TIE wife of LaHreDce Connolly lnee Arnold,
earn sTT-In this city. August 2l, l9oS, 70
-be uife of \. ~. Garratt q daughter
rro.r RPooK-Tn this city. August 26, 1905.
- ne wife ~ B. Hobrook. . daughter