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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-29
THURSDAY. APRIL 30

Former Game Warden Henry Overlook on
the witness stand before the Senate investi-
eating committee today denied that he had
tried to influence Democratic members OF
the Legislature to vote for Stephenson. lie
admitted. however, that he was active dur-
ing the session preceding the election or
Stephenson and that he was one OF Mr..
Edmond's assistants He told Of the final
ballot on March t but denied knowledge or
any telegram sent to Ramsey and Farrell To
be present at that time. Overlook stated
that he did not know whether or not As
scmbyman Feader paid for the special
train that brought him to Madison on
March = in time to vote for Stephenson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-29
INVESTIGATION.
MONDAY. APRIL 10.

Tho Senate committee was in executive
session this afternoon for an hour after
which the following witnesses were called
Dr.. L. II. Gehbe. Henry Overheck. ! ]
MCGillvray, "DiCk" White and Maurice !
Cleary Of Milwaukee All these men were
employed by Stephenson. Game Warden
Stone has returned from the north and is
prepared TO 90 on the stand Mt any time.
lie claims to have telegraphed Chairman
Marsh to this effect last week and seemed
much put ont. at March for not making hts
telegram public.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-29
Keeping Lent

Harduppe-Er, what was the denon-
nation of that bill You loaned me?
Cutting Episcopalian. think it
keeps Lent so well.--Iife.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-29

Former Deputy Game Warden Immei
created sensation before the committee
today ny declaring that when he met the re-
quest of Warden Brown to contribute to the
Davidson campaign fund with the plea thar
he crud not afford 1t. he was told by
Brown to charge II up In his vouchers
against the state. Immel further said that
he was sent out Of Herman L. Ekern's dis
trict because he was known to be opposed
ia
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-29

Advertise in this paper, q i'd make you.'
wants known TO our home people, and
stimulate enterprise IN cur vicinity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-04-29
FRIDAY, APRIL %

Startling in the extreme was the testl-
mony of Assemhlyman Leuch who stated
before the SENATE committee today that he
had been offered anything he wanted by
David r. Davies. Stephenson worker. II
he Ueuchl would remain in the 1olnt SEES
sion at the time when the Stephenson
forces were endeavoring to summon quor-
um preceding the election of the Marinette
man. Lcuch was positive in his statements
and intimated that bribery was attempted
Adolph Roscnheim, Milwaukee saloon
keeper. admitted spending $500 OF Stephen
son money in the Ninth ward OF Milwaukee.
Rosenheim also admitted that he knew
nothing whatever Of his being plaintiff In Il
suit before the supreme court TO stop the
senatorial investigation until Senator Lehr
of Appleton approached him and asked him
to sign some papers which made him party
to the suit. Previously R0senheim had
stated that he had started the suit himself
and that he had engaged Lehr and Attor-
ney Lamb as counsel No record Of any
bill presented to RoSenheim Ivy either Lehr
or Lamb appeared in the testimony.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
HUSBAND LIVES
 IN WEES BARN
PECULIAR DOMESTIC TANCLE OF
 WISCONSIN COUPLE.
Wealthy Widow Left Son, . Waiter, Be. quest of Ten Thousand pollars-Doc- tor Son, Under Sentence for Nal practice, Is Contrasting will.

MILWAUKEE, wis., May l2.--A husband cut of with $, son who has wandered away and is now waiter in a restaurant with bequest of sl0,0o0 awaiting him, another son a physician, now under sentence of imprisonment for malpractice, contesting the will, these are some of tho strange features of . court fight being waged here over the estate of Mrs. Wilhelmina Stein.
 The contest is up before Judge J. c. Karel, who has taken such personal in. terest in it that today he visited the home, if such it may be called, of Clem. ems Stein, the dead woman s husband
 His visit revealed the remarkable condition of married man living fol twenty-five years in his wife's barn with dog because of an alleged atfin. ity of his spouse.
 ''I found Stein," said Judge Karel living in a shack that is a lean-to of the second story of the barn behind Mrs. Stein's house. It is necessary to go through the barn to enter the shack, and the outlook is upon 8 four-roon hovel, occupied by four negro families.
 "Stein has nailed over the door a cross, that had formerly been placed on the grave of Victor Stein. I asked him why he had the cross there, and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
ne said, T want to keep domestic

he said, I want to keep domestic peace. |"
 Stein lives with an old dog. He sellt brooms, and collects old bones, while walking the streets.
 The eccentric woman cut her hus band and son, Dr. Schnittker, of with $5 each, bequeathing $l0,000 to her ia. vorite son, Otto, who, through the ef- fort. of the local Y, M. c. A., has been located in the humble position of a waiter in restaurant in Los Angeles Dr. Schnittker, son by former mar riage, is contesting the will, alleging insanity on his mother's part when she executed the instrument. U
 Clemens Stein said there had been domestic bliss until an affinity alien ated his wife's affections twenty five years ago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
DIED ALONE IN
 BURIED CABIN
sNowsLIDE ENroMBs STARVING MAN IN CoLoRADo-DIARY BE. SIDE BED IS MUTE WITNESS TO TERRIBLE SUFFERING.

sILyERTON, Cole, May li.--A diary found today beside the dead body of Louis Fleitas in his cabin, four. teen miles east of here, told the pa shetic story of his death in few sen sences, and revealed that he lived for st least three weeks buried under ter rife snowslide, through which he was unable to dig.
 Here is the way the diary reads:
 December 13--raken suddenly i'll, in great pain.
 December 15--Am getting worse.
 December 16--Snowslide covered cab in today.
 December 25--Christmas day, too weak to dig out of slide, can't get to town.
 January 1--I believe I am dying.
 January 2-Too weak to get up.
 January 3-I -
 January Al can.
 January 5-(Unintelligible scratch es).
 So Fleitas died of starvation, abso' autcly no food being found in the Min eral Creek cabin, where his corpse lay in the rude bed Fleitas had lived in lhis sction for twenty-five years. His iong absence from town finally started she search that resulted in the discov' cry of the tragedy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
Billiousness and Constipation

For years I was troubled with billi ousness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My appetite failed me. lost my usual force and vi tality. Pepsin preparations and cathar ties only made matters worse l do not know where should have been today had not tried Chamberlain D Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets reliev, the ill feeling at once, strengthen the digestive functions, purify the stomach liver and blood, helping the system to do its work nsturally.--Mrs. Rosa Potts Birmingham, Ala. These tablets ar' for sale my all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
This Date in History
MAY IS
i'd at Jamestown. Va.

607-Englsh build at Jamestown Va. 60ThoEas Dudley of Massachusetts iBendct the British Verplank Nhk factories in Massachusetts shut down because demand m higher wages by their employees. Agricultural college Michigan Wheeling, w. is63-Jackson Miss, the Federals admitted to bail in $l00,000 E. l894-Talmages tabernacle in Brooklyn, by
 
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

der foreclosure of mortgage held by tho Gila Valley Bank & Trust com. pany. The present management claim they will continue publication as be. fore.
 A party of American and European capitalists are organizing for the pur. pose of retaining & half million acres of desert land between Yuma and Tue. son.
 The eighteenth annual session of the Arizona Medical association will be held at Prescott beginning May IS and continuing for three days.
 A new city directory for Phoenix has just been completed.
 The Esperanza group of mines in the Harqua Hala district has been sold to a party of Pasadena capitalists.
 A building to house the Commercial club of Courtland is being erected.
 The postal department has given no. tice that the COurtland postoffice will be placed on the money order list June l.
 The Great Western hotel in the Courtlapd townsite will be completed by May 15.
 Fire of unknown origin destroyed the home of Dick Richards in Phoenix Sun day night.
 A petition is being circulated in Phoenix for the purpose of securing the sl00,000 bonus necessary to assure the building of the Buckeye & Phoenix .ailroad and liberal sums are being sub scribed. Douglas contemplates the issuance oi 60,000 bonds for the purpose of ex nding her school system and an elee ;on has been called to vote on the is ,ue.
 A new Pullman service has been es ablished between Phoenix and Lot .ngeles which will save two hours il he running time to the coast. The big beet sugar factory at Glen ale has been gotten in readiness an' nnouncement is made that 1t will be in operations June l. Danger that the gates in the sluicin, unnel around the Roosevelt dam nigh )e cut out and washed into the rive below caused all water to be cut of Saturday morning, and there is a con | iequent shortage of water in the valle.
 below.
 Governor Sloan, accompanied by pris ,n officials, is in Florence this week t inspect the new territorial penitentiar. now being built.
 The annual meeting of the Maricop County Orange Growers association las week selected the following board Q directors for the ensuing year: J. H
 Fleming, W. J. Murphy, J. Q. A, Kint
 Foster H. Rockwell and c. F. Munger l Phoenix police Monday night caI
 tured young Jap who recently escape LfrQm the insane asylum and has bee 1 at latgGG for several days. IF iHoiP ,2ni1raiil8 gf'
 si The, Orange Belt $ I&sa asceptttssdaIe cepttttssd Raj ,, Eoad, company fsill Rui!d a line inc of "a \ bBoaa. from Pb0snl1 1oSas T atlhts0pugn F l Y nina oIdeeotsassn q molaygb si T T
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

If you expect to get the original Car bolized Witch Hazel Salve, you must be sure it is DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. It is good for cuts, burns and bruises, and is especially good for piles. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Pal ace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
I. ". ". MEETING.

Beginning Thursday evening, May l3, the Industrial Workers of the World will meet at Fashion hall, in stead of at the Miners Union hall. Laundry workers are especially invited to attend this meeting. Matters deal. ing S,ith the eight-hour laundry workers law will be discussed. Meeting at s O. clock.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
Eat What You want of the food you need Kodol will digest it.

Ton need . sufficient amount of good wholesome food and more than this you need to fully digest 1t.
 Else you can't gain strength, nor can you strengthen your stomach if 1t Is weak.
 You must eat in order to live and maintain strength.
 You must not diet because the body requires that you eat . suf5c- lent amount of food regularly.
 But this food must be digested, and 1t must be digested thoroughly. When the stomach can't do 1t, you must take something that will help the stomach.
 The proper way to do Is to eat what you want, and lot Kodol di. eest the food.
 Nothing else can dc this. When the stomach is weak it needs help; you must lselp 1t by giving 1t rest, end Kodol wilI do that.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

The second annual circus of the Uni versity of Arizona Saturday evening was huge success and several hundred dollars were realized for the use of the athletic association.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

Spring time Is now here. Go to the indian Hot Springs drink and bathe in the mineral waters, they will give you
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

Andrew Grigo, an employe of the United Verde Copper company, met with an accident at the shelter on Wednesday night, which resulted in his death half an hour later.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

Harry Brown says ne began the day just right--he started in with Folger 's Golden Gate Coffee which had been ground fresh that morning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
Arizona News
 and Comment

The shannon Copper company has al ready begun shipping ore from the Copper Belle at Gleeson, property recently taken over by that company Joaquin Lozano, an 1s-year-old Mex ican boy, resident of Morenei, was drowned in water tank near tha town last Wednesday.
 John Miller of the Morenci Wate company was killed Friday night b. accidentally falling over cliff nea Clifton.
 Graham county board of supervisor. having declared Clifton a duly incoi- porated city, an election has been call. ed for June to elect mayor and board of aldermen.
 A new armory building for the ae' eommodation of Company l, A. N. t.. ia being erected at Morenci.
 Arrangements have been made fol 1Hkf S9ffss of baseball games between the SssOz Paso and Morenci at tho ----Yosmsr city ,rths-iatter part of th' I3Tf1OM w UIHa
 TA0xssnusat asEaasgpn club tPHr qaaDsmxnsryall lleib~iiba sissaT Tssso As1laex septemberseinaqmoo
 sv,3sfdsso1gef- fs3oI s, a:7pfSS plant nA ttr 549reEtlbsaxek WI be s6af 5satuussaA tzfstouf . sale pn sinailna % aGituf1g entoH :eotfo iai
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today, sm purchase Q dollar bottle, and V '" can honestly say, that you did ?" receive any benefits from t, sha using the entire bottle, the dfur gist will refund your money to !0' without question or delay.
 We will pay the druggist the p'" of the bottle purchased by you
 This offer applies to the sR bottle only and to but one 10 family.
 We could not afford to make sues an offer, unless We positively kn'' what kodol will do for you.
 It would bankrupt us. Il The dollar bottlecontains 2s ums e much as the tifty cent bottle
 Kodol is made at the laborstoI" af E. c. OeWitt & Cn Ch'ra"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

Catholics of Tucson have established a new cemetery and the old burial ground win be closed to further inter ment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13
orange groves to Scottsdale, distance of eleven miles.

orange groves to Scottsdale, distance of eleven miles.
 Committees have been appointed to have charge of the Fourth of July cele. bration at Mesa this year.
 The Tempe postoffice has been moved to it's new site in the Richardson build. ing in North Tempe.
 President E. P. Ripley, head of the Santa Fe system, is in Arizona on a tour of inspection.
 Dr. William G. Loppenheim, one of the best known dentists of Tucson, died at his home Sunday after prac- tieing his profession in the Old Pueblo for seven years.
 Catholics of Tucson have established a new cemetery and the old burial
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-13

Phoenix police Monday night cap tured young Jap who recently eseape' from the insane asylum and has beei at large for several days. 9- fRJlP ,4ni1rotfIQ 6 Y
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

that truth be protection who tells it? Is it ust6sbe:
What have l done? What left uRdcaeE'
Here interpretive questions which. answered honestly
and without himself be the Of all that the worker
accomplishing himself and society large These questions
truhfuly himself, the young
chances for a successful life.
In answering questions himself young
discover exerng his
his ideal He realize that and then
things left undon which the light consideration should
shortcomings
msefhe from others because Of them and
honestly
Squarng himself this discOUntng his human
fa and indeon and msjudgments advance he afford
shoulder silence those other shortcomings his fellows
Of which be deliberately him Of the knowledge
he viii regard
opinions his fellows he his individual ledger balance
Can he accomplishment
Of the best that is him only 100 dollar while
the other side the shortcomings that
his, alike liabilities OF unknown weight and GuantyE
No honesty for long that denies honesty itself Before
is in position be the world he prepare
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Uuby the Universe UuiEl Never Die.

than formerly supposed 70 be the
Photographs taken after long have
nebuous utterly unknown before
The group wrapped and enangd in
cosmical cloud"
Some nebue revealed By the Photographic have
been By human through the telescope The phe
of variable Ago best explained By the
companions their
lumnary whose light they wholly partly eclipse There
other grounds assuming bodies
space.
The and other luminous radate heat and light
into this radiant lost bur constantly absorbed
the colder portions the
Every emitted energy
through the parcues OF the nebu that being
neghborhood again
collisions dark bodies occur resulting
heat light and phenomena
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Easy 6otn9" Graft Often Cowarotce.

himself Meeting honesty others honest treat
acceded by them but meeting dishonesty he expect
be the that they
designing and subtle in the imposition
Occasionally the weakng individual handicapped n his dsa
shifngs responsibilities the appeals
ypah of his fellows Assuming these shortcomings Of the
capable in charity. Il sy be
misplaced charity in general but sympathy justify It.
Truth told which inevitably the downfall Of the wekng
which only may blur the record OF the becomes
charity the the burden
Of silence. The world be better for the sacrifice.
ethargy misplaced the
going disposition the best only for swhe
nEbe end those dishonest would shift the burden
responsibility him. In the meantime that ledger Of
the faithful honest worker be Of balance beyond the
OF readjustment.
observations the only the Of hon
work and purpose keep clear tracks behind him. Walking
the he have for devious tangled footprints
marking his progress within hin prompting
him threaten against sntng Why should he into the
offensive and defensive alliance ethics.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
INDIVIDUAL Supplants Family Group.

Our democracy making individuals The rise Of the
Of
All collective progress fundamentally
individual swsrmng
and divers organizations freeing individual They
giving him his liberty the activity and providing
expressing They furnish diff
churches family, different clubs different
different
Mothers their families
whom perhaps Now they choose
their in clubs congenial And when
husbands mishs they get themselves Others The children fol-
their necessarily
the family The blood tie insufficient when
bonds higher sympathetic
circle which quite rreIevanty family
The youngest separating family collectively Witness
public
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
"Avoio the Beginning Of Quarrels.

their friends because the saying is they aa themselves
their anxiety please. rather than begin disagreement
which it is than possible may prove to be-
The little rift within the Lutte
Which by and by shall make its music mute,
And ever widening, slowly silence all
When deeply in love he she undoubtedly
viii make all all kinds the end
sntenupa difficulty settled that the painful
may healed the and the
lady
chances that he undegoes obsnaey
voefuy game quaint
the kisses which smooth quarre between
which Cupid lures the but when securely
safely bagged quarry the halt unnecessary
auenty always is forthcoming"
The Mrs Sherwood story shortly
DEATH OF ali asnne
earth there is with quarre
husband for pleasure making
every day, unspeakaby silly childish
is this language Such folly akin that which
the house ones head in order the blaze,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Of the and remember that dignity best
silence when provoked that take huS
band FOR better sud IT, which heaven forbid
bear Ike gentiewoman. viii find
recipe in Matthew " beginning 80.
There bit Of wisdom which prospective brides
prohby may that while quas between
lovers who st acquiring successfully be patched good
better than provided that neither Of the
malice and aeonate and forgving dpos
t0 the genuine matrimonial family rarely followed By kisses
until there has been heart burning which aud acd bitterness
spirit which the
shining after rain On the By likely up
lasting dissension and
II well established fact in physiology that
thoroughly be healed scarcely
the adjacent il Of intense snveness for e
result takes place they suffer permanent paralysis
Something Of Ike nature frequently happens in TIE
quarrel between people who should be all IN all other.
each n honor preferring the other.
is better tat the newly welded pair Oy
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

effective entertaining inexpensive dur
Ing common
As the twig is bent viii The rene and OF
boys because they wobby Of during
school life with definite line laid them hew to- where
ell should be afforded early acquire inclination for
industrial afathis industrial that much to theu
When ask policeman any of the city about
local crime his usual reply is % fellows Of
work.
What industrial development and social evolution both
require spirit occupation occupations
object sud well
productive dependable
with the school
similar the travelling library methods could be
ganzed quickly and practical working secured from
business factories systematic
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

many the red appear be doing; and, sly Is
ike
Some points IN this classification be aaesa q il
By certain that red for ins1uce
always; they sometimes be growing hottie,
time and nebul do always develop bu a. ab E e
generally received order 81
On phiOsophie grounds Herbert Spencer must
be cycles Of growth and decay the evolution th e
asked. that the universe sdvg
II it has existed from eternity there has been inf is
dissipation place
whatever be pOStUlated Infinite unve eept
be infinite dissipation energy
time and the death of the universe will
Though it is that the the universe
by radiation, this radiant absorbed and ne
dark stars and the nebue low temperature Of it
has been quantity dark family
the Of the universe which alone reach with
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Gilman good deal about the She fOr
children gushing modern idea The
conversation pertaining experiences from adult thought
atmosphere put hpuan parads populated
exclusively kind constructed their comfort and
their kind they
heaty ndugenees dong grandparents the in
experiences mothers and brothers
They Of their mentality
amusements, capacities.
only step Gilman Plato arranged
children instead of the property
their individual parents
family would disappear and with the passing OF the need would
the institution itself The family would follow the departed
and tribe and vanishing
We continuing live groups But the
groups. Ony
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

products Of the greatest current interest, and a
gendered between different classes OF manufsc-
turers that would create a wholesome excite
ment for the pupils.
Along with the detailed and specific knoWl-
edge OF the natural history and manufacturing
possibilities Of the goods, there would come that
elementary curiosity which is the foundation OF
vocational pride.
Look back % 1871 and judge what TIE gen
Grafton now entering school win 5aye 70 face be
fore their children come into their OwR-its seri-
Gus thAking. We can't make farmers OF city
boys the professions and the Offices are over fuII.
but any manufacturer vii tel the iBquiring cd
ucator that trained young men with working
ideas are wanted aud welcome N the factories.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Industrial Granting Boys Birtbrt9bt.

and factory visiting part the whole such
make tie boy fail in love with the scheme which
be carried through grade and the colleges
tory studies.
Museum, exposition and commercial demonstration lines
have shown the value Of object lessons and applied methods IN edu
eating public continuity
plete educational science in these
practical working collection scientific specimens
samples classified with catalogues apparatus and operative
ehny together with including reports
woud basic
Temporary locations could be secured here exhibits
and talks
bulletins dstbuedeEen instruction by correspondence
carried