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Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
CITY NEEDS SPECIALIST
 ON FRACTURED NOSES
Another Mexican Sustains a Wrinkled Nose From an Affray in the
 Linvilie Addition.

If business keeps up as it has been ...fng the last few days, Marshal Moore says the city will have to hire
 specialist on broken noses. Dr. Haauchamp has been attending to the ,,..s as they come in. but he has +otr.r duties to perform and cannot sI..rd an of his time sewing up frac- ured noses.
 The last man to want his nose set ... .rIiut- is a Mexican, who says that
 FIe he was sleeping behind the u-irlr school house two of his coUn- ,rtruen jumped on him and relieved hmm of his money. In the melee his rl-s was moved cross ways on his ,.r. He was brought to the police station and the city police then start .I ont Co get the two MeXicans.
 TrDi,fu Alvarez. a huge Yaqui. who #. six feet three and weighs 'over two hundred. was noticed saundering down -.s street wearing the hat that be- ..nral to the broken nosed Mexican. ,r,4r.z is an old offender and had .rrv yesterday morning been released -..m iliI after serving a term for r-..njzenness. When he was released a.. had no money and wore differ .r- hat. He was arrested and found i. have money on his person, pre- .-1.nabiv that which he had taken fr.n the sleeping Mexican.
 While the police were looking for others implicated in the affair. word vrs sent over from the county jail trgr Constable Murphy had them in custody. Alvarez was then tranSferr- .7 ta the county jail. where he will have to face a more serious charge fr7n that of drunkenness
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
HARD ON THE LOCAL TALENT.

The hoardings on the town hall were covered with advertisements of the forthcoming concert. which was to be given by what was described as the cream of local talent. Lower down on the boarding was a smaller placard, which announced, No dogs admitted"
 Evidently wag must have passed that way after the shades of night had fallen, for next morning the notice re- ferring to the exclusion of the canine species was found to be amended as follows: By order of the s. P. c. A
 It was a nasty dig at the cream of local talent, and it is reported that one or two were quite upset about it. -Tit-Bits.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03

nix business men are interested in it. The meeting was held to explain to the stockholders what recent work has been done at the mine
 DUMPED RUBBISH ON VA CANT LOTS-A teamster who was engaged in hauling rubbish away from
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03

the Security building was arrested yesterday for dumping it on vacant lot in the Linville addition. He was released on a promise to rehaul the rubbish to it's proper dumping grounds -on the rivers edge or one some land not taken up.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
HOT SHIRTS AND COLD BEANS
-,,nat Happened in the Family of MT.
 Pussy Dresser When Fire Came.

zrr Pussy Dresser made it a point of pride that he never had less than a hundred shirts in his wardrobe. and every one of them with his monogram embroidered on the sleeve. Mrs. Dres- ser would no more have dared to dis arrange those drawers full of shirts ban Rlucbeard's hundredth wife would have dared to unlock the secret door.
 Ms. Dresser was being driven up . from the station ir the dogcart one : afternoon, when upon rounding a turn in the hedge she saw that her home was afire. From a window in the sec ond story came a rain of shirts. and the figure of her husband violently propelling them over the sill was all most frantic
 Mrs. Dresser lost her best patience almost as quickly as she found her senses
 Pussy" she screamed. stop throw ing those foolish shirts out of the window and come down and help the man get out the piano and the silver ware,"
 When it was all over and the fire quickly quenched had left only a bad smell and some charred kitchen fur nishings a neighbor's maid came over to Mrs. Dresser carrying a dish of cold Ema beans.
 'Why. what in the world"-began Mrs. Dresser.
 Please. mum. you carried this dish over and left it on top of the missus'
 
 maid humbly.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
city on September goth.
 SATURDAY THEATER CAR

special Saturday night service will be operated by the M. & r. between Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix for the benefit of the south siders. The motor cars will run SD as to reach Phoenix at 7:3O D.
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03

m. and start back at II D. m. The ser vice will be established this week.
 MEETING OF CORONADO STOCK HOLDERS-A meeting of the stock holders O. the La Coronado mine was held last night at the city hall The mine is near Florence and many Phoe-
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
DATE cHANeED-The Tucson Elks

DATE CHANGED-Ihe tucson ElkS with their aggregation of expert ball players will not come to Phoenix on September PC as formerly planned. The date has been changed to the 18th so as not to interfere with the gun club tournament, which opens in that
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
75c GIRDLE CORsETs

Girdle Corsets in white and grey, all sizes, and the quality is certainly surprising at the price. They're Soeti,, EoPth 75e' is but the '25C
Arizona republican., 1909-09-03
121lc DRESS GINGHAMS

Pretty Ginghams, come in beautiful patterns and colors, stripes, checks and solid cOlOrs; never sold before for less than 1212c. Special, Nc
 yard OO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
PLEDGED TO VAN
CLEAvE POLICIES
New President Of Manniact.
urers' UHminced Words.
DECLARES WAR ON UNIONS

Kirby Says: 81 DO Not Believe In
Compromise With Criminals. II Is
Better 10 Bring the Whole Question
20 q Pointed Issue instead Of Fool
Ing With II. The Only Way to Deal
with This Animal Is to Take II by
the Horns Till II Is Made ohedIent."
John Kirby. Jr., was unanimously
elected 70 the presidency OF the Ma.
tional Association Of Manufacturers ~
the convention In New York. lie
pledged himself 10 follow retiring Presi-
dent Van Cleave's policies.
"Mr Gompers." said Kirby. has said
that while Mr. Van Cleave would pre-
tend 20 refuse n denomination, he
would in reality be dropped by the as
ISOLATION. II Mr.. Gompers could have
been present when Mr.. Van Cleave was
made the recipient Of every mark OF
appreciation within the gift OF this as
ISOLATION he would undoubtedly have
amended hts judgment Now that
I have been chosen TO succeed Mr.. Van
Cleave. however, do not know where
his consolation Is 10 come from.
"Our organization Is pledged to face
the labor question. II involves a great
principle which cannot be fooled with,
compromised with, or temporlzed with,
If America is to remain America. The
life OF the American Federation OF
Labor Is hanging by thread and there
would be no militant organized labor
today II IL were not for the support Of
misguided philanthropists and wo.
mems societies, who are constantly
keeping up the agitation.
81 do not believe in compromise with
criminals. II is better 20 bring the
whole labor question TO a pointed issue
instead OF fooling with It. The only
way TO deal with this animal Is to take
Il by the horns till II is obedient. II
we had to deal with the 95 per cent OF
labor men who are for justice and fair
ness we could settle this whole labor
problem In an instant"
The session closed with the presenta-
ton OF a diamond ring TO Van Cleave
by j. Mckinney In behalf of the Citi-
zens' Industrial association of San
Francisco.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
LUMBER CARGO IN LAKE


Marquette. Mich. May 1.-THE
waters OF Lake Superior came near
claiming another vessel. Towing the
schooners Arenac and A. X. Moore.
and conveyed by the Marquette life
saving crew, the steamer Simon Lang
ell put into port here for shelter All
three ships are loaded with lumber
consigned to Lake Erie ports.
The Arenac sprang leak. while the
boats were laboring In gale on Mani
tou island and with the seas running
high Il was with the greatest difficulty
that the disabled vessel was brought
10 Marquette in safety.
The captain and crew lost all their
belongings,
Five Thousand feet OF lumber were
washed overheard. also the furniture
and cabins were badly smashed. The
schooner is so heavily waterlogged
that only her deck load is keeping her
from sinking.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
SENATE TO GET
PRIMARY BILLS
Measure Passes House by a
Vote Of Of TO 4.
in UPPER BRANCH MONDAY

n Enacted Into Law United States
Senators VIII Practically BE Elected
Directly by the PeopIe-In Counties
and Circuit Court Districts That
Have Not Adopted the System II Is
Required TO Be Submitted In 1910.
Lansing, Mich, May 15.-The lower
house Of the Michigan legislature by a
vote of So 10 has passed the confer
ence bill TO extend the primary nomi-
nation SYSTEM TO United States sena.
tors.
Nominations OF governor and lieu
tenant governor are continued under
the primary system and in counties
and circuit court districts that have
not adopted the primary election sys.
tenn the question OF adopting II Is re.
CURED 10 be submitted to the voters In
1910.
Governor Warner announced the fol
lowing appointments:
Members OF the board OF Alaska-Yu.
kon-Pacific commissioners for Michl-
gan-Loren A. Sherman, Port Huron;
J. II. Brown. Battle Creek; Harry b..
Parrish, Ithaca; u. S. Black. Marine
City; William r. Kracht. Mount Glenn
ems; J. A. Linabury. Pontiac; Cass r..
Benton, Worthwhile.
Delegates from Michigan to attend
the national conference on criminal
law and crlminology 70 be held in Chi
cago In June. 1909 Judge w. p. Per.
kins, Grand Rapids; Rev A. w Wis
hart, Grand Rapids: Rev. w. b. For
bush, Detroit; Justin Il. Emerson, NJ.
d., Detroit; Hon. George Clapperton.
Grand Rapids: Rev John p. Sander
son, Lansing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
REFORESTATlON BILL PASSED
Session Just Closed Provides For
Large Reserves.

Lansing, Mich. May 20.-A public
land and reforestation bill was passed
by the Legislature In It's final hours.
The bill provides for a commission
OF six members 10 take charge OF all
public lands in the state and TO Inn
mediately increase the state forest re-
serves from 100000 acres 10 200 900
acres.
Another important provision In the
interest OF the restoration OF the tim.
Der OF the state Is a provision that
hereafter a section OF every forty acre
tract sold TO homesteaders must be set
aside by the purchaser for reforesta-
ton.
The responsibility for forest fire pro
lection is transferred TO the new COM
mission.
Two new holidays were provided for
by the legislative session Just ended.
They are Columbus day and Lincoln
day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
HENRY \. ROGERS
DIES SUDDENLY
From S5O,OOO,OOO TO S7S,O0O,-
GOO Lett by FiBancier.
WARNED BY ROCKEFELLER

Retired Standard oil Head Had Told
Vice President Of the corporstion
That the Time For Him TO Retire
Had Come - Stroke Of Apoplexy
Combined With Effects OF Stroke
Suffered TWO Years Ago Was the
Cause Of Death.
Henry II. Rogers, vice president OF
the Standard oil company, died at his
home. East Seventy Eighth street.
New York
He arose about 6. complaining OF
numbness and nausea. Before any
thing could be done he passed away
Rockefelled had repeatedly warned
Mr.. Rogers TO cease his hard work In
view OF his failing health.
MIR, Rogers was one Of the largest
stockholders in the Standard oil Com.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
sEAMEN BATTERED SEVERELY
Prisoners May Be Tried for Assault en-
the Hluh Seas.

Buffalo, May i9.-Jacob Hllgen. sea-
man ON the steamer John Mitchell,
walked into police headquarters IN a
badly battered condition.
lie said that he and three other
members OF the crew were forcibly
taken OFF their boat by a gang OF men,
who came alongside IN a launch. He
was beaten and kicked.
The police found the launch and ar
rested twelve men. three of whom
were detained. An eNort viii be made
TO hold them on a CHARGE OF assault on
the high seas. II J.. $50 alleged that
the men on the launch captured six
men on the steamer Andrew Carnegie
Veveral revolYers were found on the
Several revolvers were found on the
vessel.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
HENRY Il. ROGERS.

pany OF Now Jersey. the parent organ.
ization of the numerous corporations
of that name; president and director
a director in the National Transports.
tion company, and other financial and
Industrial corporations.
Last Great Project Finished.
He was member OF the American
Fine Arts society. the New England
society. the Metropolitan Museum OF
Arts and the American Museum OF
National History. He belonged TO the
Union League, Engineers, Metropoli-
tan, New York Yacht and Lotus clubs
Half century ago Henry II. Rog.
ers was newsboy He sold papers
for a living on the streets Of New
Bedford, Mass.
The death OF Mr. Rogers follows
closely the completion OF the greft
railway project 20 the accomplishment
OF which the energies OF his later
years. his genius for organization and
a large part OF his private fortune was
devoted This was the building Of the
Virginian railway, line which opened
a rich bituminous coal country IN
West Virginia. extending 443 miles
from Deepwater. w. Va, TO tldewa.
ter terminal at Sewalls Point, Va.
Fortune q s5o.ooo 600 at Least.
Just how much money pogers
leaves Is not known. His fortune &
variously Estimated az from S5O.0Co.
600 TO S75 600. which viii make ISL
son. II. II. Rogers Jr., one OF the riCh
est men III Tie country.
The widow he leaves IS bis second
wife. his FIRST wife having died four
teen years ago. and he is survived In
addition by four children, the son
mentioned. and the following dauFh
tiers.
Mrs w. f.. Benjamin, Mrs. Urben II
Broughton and Mrs. William r. Coe
The cause Of his death was another
apoplcctlc stroke" said Or. Fowler
the family physician "Mr. Rogers
had not been in the best Of health
since he suffered a stroke OF apoplexy
about two years ago and for the lasl
three or four days had seen hin
almost daily"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
WELCOME TAFT !
TO CHARLOTTE
North CaTOllnlanS Are Host 10
the President.
SALUTE or TWENTY-ONE GUNS

Visit Is In Connection with the Gel
bratIon Of the Signing Of the Meek,
ienhurs Declaration. WIKI Is &c
clared by It's Supporters Ito Have
Annotated the Famous Declaration
OF July 4, 1776-Taft Reviews Great
Parade with Mrs. jackson.
Charlotte. n. c.. May 2O-President
Taft's visit TO Charlotte added much
interest TO the annual celebration OF
the signing OF the Mecklenburg dec
laration OF independence. which. II Isl
asserted. was the first step toward lib
erty taken by the American colonists.
The presidents presence marked the.
elimination Of three days celebra.
ton.
The Mecklenburg declaration long
has been a subject of stubborn con.
troversy. II is declared by IT'S sup.
porters to have antedated the famous
declaration OF July 4. 1776, and has.
been denounced g. a myth" The
ulAhAfHA'H hNNNNNA itA1 AkhotANAo Va
the Mecklenburg document and its
critics long have been considered IRE
concilable.
Il was with great citation, however.
that citizens OF North Carolina in
duced President Taft TO attend the
festivities. Among the residents o,
Charlotte are many descendants 9;
those who are said 10 have framed
and signed this first declaration OF
American independence.
The president was met at the rail-
way station by a committee OF citi-
zens and escorted 10 the Selwyn Ho-
tel A presidential salute OF twenty.
one guns was fired by the Charlotte
artillery. Arriving at the hotel the
president held reception for one
hour.
Later. with union and confederate
veterans for his escort, the president.
accompanied by Mrs. "Stonewall'
Jackson. went TO a reviewing stand.
from which he viewed the most nota.
BILE parade ever held In this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
DIE WITH SONG ON LIPS
Five More Executions Take Place AZ
constantlnople.

Five more men were hanged In front
of the buildings Of parliament. opposite
the mosque Of 81. Sophia. In Constan-
tinople.
They had heon found guilty by
conrt-martial Of completely IN the
murder OF their officers. in the revolu-
tionary outbreak Of April IL.
Among them was one noncommis-
stoned officer; the others were junior
officers. The five men sang hymns
while they were being conveyed from
the war Office. where they had been
confined. TO the place OF execution.
They continued their songs while
the final preparations for the hanging
we're being completed and up TO the
very moment that the stools on which
they were standing were knocked
from under their feet. All through
the condemned men were as calm as
though saying their prayers in a
mosque.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
CLAUDE ANNIs IN TROUBLE
Nephew OF Man Shot by Hams Held
TO Await Victims Injuries.

Flint. Mich. May 1S.-Claude An
mis-. who claims 20 be n nephew OF
William Annis, shot by Captain Peter
c. Hams Jr.. is under arrest here.
awaiting the outcome of injuries al
legged to have been inflicted by him on
John Rowski, employed by the Michi.
gan Castings company OF this city.
Annis was passing through the shop
when Rowski showed him on a pile OF
iron. He resented the action of the
employee and struck him blow over
the head. II is said Rowskl's recov.
cry is doubtful
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
TAFT GUEST OF TWO STATES
Delivers Address az dwelling Of
Hartranft Statute.

President Taft was the guest OF both
Pennsylvania and Virginia when he
visited Petersburg, Va. and delivered
an address at Fort Malone. following
the unwilling OF statute of General
John +. Hartranft, erected in memory
OF Pennsylvania soldiers who fell about
Petersburg during the civil war. and
attended a luncheon and reception
rendered in his honor.
In addition to the president, many
other distinguished visitors partici-
pated In the days events.
Deep regret was expressed that Mrs.
Taft, owing 10 a nervous breakdown,
was unable TO accompany the presi-
dent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
FARMERS TOWN ELEVATORS
They lndorse Plan TO Get Rid OF
the Spectator.

the Spectator.
A plan to construct chain OF eleva-
tors in the grain producing territory
for the purpose OF holding wheat for
high prices was Endorsed at Springfield,
Mo. by the mass meeting OF the grain
growers and cattle growers OF the Ma
tional Farmers union.
II Is believed by delegates in attend
ance that farmers by next season will
be prepared TO handle large part OF
their crops In this way.
The use of cotton in the manufact.
ure OF Irvine. rope, sacks and other
articles in common use was Endorsed.
II was stated in the meeting that six
million more bales OF cotton would
be consumed II manufacturers would
use the cotton of the south, instead OF
importing jute from the Philippines.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
WHITE FACE INN DESTROYED
One Of the Best Known Hotels In the
Adlrondacks 10 Burned.

Lake Placid, n. ", May 20.-white
Face Inn, on the west shore OF Lake
Placid. one Of the best known hotels
in the Adirondack region. was burned
10 the ground. The loss is estimated
az $4,000.
The hotel had not been opened for
the season and was occupied only by
a Waterman. Il was for many years
known as The We Side" hut was
rebuilt In modere ten years ago
and then given It's present name.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
HUNT FOR MAN IN
OHIO PENITENTIARY
Guards Have Been Ordered 10
Shoot to XIII.

Columbus. o.. May Somewhere
within the walls of the penitentiary.
Harvey Johnson life prisoner. who
was received few days ago from
Franklin county. is hiding.
For twenty-iour hours officers and
guards have been searching for him.
He has been seen twice and shot az.
The entire floor in a bolt shop, where
he worked, was ripped up and traces
were found where he had crawled
beneath the floor.
Warden Jones has issued an order
that the guards shall shoot to kill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
GETS PLACE HARSHA HELD
Martin cavanaueh Clerk Of Federal
Court For Eastern Michigan.

Detroit, May 19.-Martin Cavanaugh
of Ann Arbor. has announced his &C.
ceptance OF the position OF clerk OF
the United States court for the Eastern
District OF Michigan. TO succeed Wal.
ter S. Harsha, who resigned a month
ago. after an investigation Of the Of
flee.
Cavanaugh was Democratic candi-
date this spring for justice OF the SUI
preme court, and II is understood that
his appointment came through the cir
cult judges at Cincinnati, leaving the
matter In the hands OF Judge Henry +.
Severens, whose home is at Kalama-
zoo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
MINERS ARE BURIED ALIVE
Force Digs Hard but Men Die Before
Rescuers Reach Them.

Negaunee. Mich. May 1S.-victor
Morse and Edgar Ylensen. Finnish
miners. we're buried alive in the Mary
Charlotte mine here.
A large force dug n tunnel and work.
ed hard but when the men were found
both were dead
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
ICE STILL HOLDS STEAMER
Allan Liner Mongolia Is Not In Any
immediate Peril.

North Sydney, N. s.. May 20.--News
from ST. Johns. N. f.. indicates that
there is little change In the position
OF the Allan Line steamer Monaghan.
caught in an ice foe of the entrance
10 So. Johns harbor. The steamer IL
bound from Liverpool and has about
500 passengers on board.
The ice. although sufficient to form
an effectual barrier to the steamers
progress. was not thought to be heavy
enough 20 crush her.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
IRON WORKERS OFFICERS
Convention Next Year VIII BE Held at
Fort Wayne, IND.

Detroit. May iS-The Amalgamated
Association OF Iron. Steel and Tin
WORKERS selected Fort Wayne. Ind. for
next years convention and reelected
the following officers:
President. j. +. McArdle; secretary
treasurer. John Williams; assistant
secretary. NJ. +. Tighe; trustees. c. J..
Monahan. Joseph Chandelier and
David j Davis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
CARD ROW ENDS IN DEATH
Lumber Jacks Body Found With 5ul.
let Hole In Head.

Houghton. Mich, May 90 Onton.
agon. four miles south OF here. has a
murder mystery
Discovery a few days ago Of the
body OF a lumber jack with a bullet
hole in his head leads to the theory
that he was murdered.
The man. whose identity Is un-
known. was last seen alive playing In
a card game which broke up IN a row.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22
EIGHTEEN GO TO SIBERIA
Social Democrats Are ExIled for Life
by the Gar.

The trial OF members OF the local
social democratic organization came to
a close at Moscow. Russia. Eight
cen OF the prisoners were sentenced
to exile for life In Siberia and TWEEN
~ others are TO be imprisoned In a
fortress for terms varying from one TO
three and half years.
The exiles include Professor Roch.
kon, of the University OF Moscow,
whose connection with the party for a
number Of years has been a mystery
TO the police.
The other condemned men include
Police Judge Sparsky and Instructor
Presn OF the University OF Moscow,
who will serve terms Of two years and
eighteen months respectively.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-05-22

Houghton. Mich, May 20.-Gladys
Brown. three years old. was burned 10
death nj Painesdale as the result OF
playing with small stove az n neigh
boris house. Burning paper lgnited
the little ones dress and she was
burned 10 cinder.