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New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
CARE FOR cARDAN SHAFT JOINTS.

Tho universal joints Of cardan shafts do not. IN
many cases. receive the anrohnt Of attention due
TO them at the hands Of those responsible FOR the
running of the The joints get far greater
amount Of work to do than they are generally
credited with and owing their generally mac
cessible position they receive but little attention
The chief point keep the Joints we'll fabricated
nd FREQ from grit and dirt which is so disastrous
70 their long life and sweet working. II not al
ready so provided. simple way ot accomplishing
in flexible covering filed with grease.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
THE COATEs-GOsHEN TOWN CAR.
DEVICE TO AID IN APPLYING TIRES.

Fecause II Is deemed more difficult TO apply a
tire TO the rim Of a wheel when that rim 1S n de-
rnountabIe one than when Il Is hxture IoIeIS"
invantor has lately devised special form OF tire
,,aniruIator consisting OF tsand carrying spider
adapted to grasp the rim from within and hold II
securely while the tube and casing are being ap-
pIfed In addition to this, the fixture contains
within the frame and attached TO the spider d
three-cynder air pump. which NAV be actuated
nv rotating axle about which the spider ia
mounted.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
THE WINTON sX-CYLINDER CAR.

cars profile. destroying what elegance the coach
builders art has impaired 10 the contour Of the
body. Away with 1t! Stow 1t in the boot!-Illus-
trated Sporting and Dramatic News.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-01
CARE OF OIL WELL NECESSARY.

In Mechanically Lubricated Car Cleaning
Should Be Done Frequently.
tn. oil well IN g mechanically lubrioatsd
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

Post Offises be run. Wun of my Constituents Rites at he don't get a Letter out of the Post offs mor'n wunst in Six Months an at he ain't never had no Registered letters a. tall yit. while wun of his nabers can git Male every few days. I'm after Commishun atn stop this here Dis crimmynashun. The amount at the Citizens and Taxpayers of Arizony would gain frum Rec jistered Letters at they'll Reseeve under the New Re jeem II more'n pay the Expenses of the Arizony Post offs Commishun, which orient to cost at the leest more'n 15 or 20 Thousand Dollars a Yeer.
 'Anuther wun of my Constituents Complanes at the Rates is unjust. 2 cents for a Letter at don't Way more'n a oz. an some of 'em about haf that much. It's cheeper he Rites. to send Letters by Ralerode Frate n it is through the Males. What wet need is a Commishun to adjust these here things Proper"
 Wun member he sez: What if the Post offs Department won't pay no Attenshun to these here abstinence by our Locle Post offs Experts 9"
 The othern he sez: Well, what if it don't? That won't prevent the Ar izony Post offs Commishun rum malIin it's Roolins and Drawin it's Sal ry and lettin our Constituents feel at their Intrusts is bein' looked after"
 Anuther member he sez: I'm a gittin up a bill fer to Create a Ari- zony Navle Comishun becaus someof the Taxpairs in my County don't feel at Arizony's been treeted Rite by the Navy Department. We ain't got no Navy Yards an no Dry Dock and no nothin- The Passific Fleet saled all around Arizony an never stopt. We been paying our Pro Rata fer the sport of the Navy and the oldest inhabitant aint never seen no Battleship or even a Torpedo Boat in our Mist yet
 'Theys hardly anything at the Fed eral Governments doin' ats bein' done Rite. The way the Wether Burro is run, they mite as well be none. They aint been no I'm provement in the Climit sence it was Established at Crate Expense. The Recklyamashum Service which we Un- derstood was for Reclaimin the Arid West aint done nuthin but Potterin around in the low lyin' an Levele Vallies while the Crate Expants of the Fur reechin Dessert an Our Noun tanyous Desstricks aint never been touched yet.
 We mite just as well have Comish- uns to look into these here things as not We Repeeled the Rangers an the Public Examiner sos at we're agoin' to have lot of UneXpended Salry funds onto our hands an we got to find some place fer to Bio 'em into. Our Consti- tuents wuddent never be Satisfide if We let it lay around Idol an not doin' Nobody no Good"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
PHoENIx. ARIZONA, FEB. fl. 1909.
MIR. BEvERIDGEs OPPOSITION.

MIR. BEVERIDGES OPPOSITION.
 MT. Beveridge seems to be dead set against the admission of the ter ritories. Why, he has not recently explained, so that his very deter mined opposition may be attributed to a more or less solemn VOW ut tered after the defeat of the jointure project, that a generation should elapse before the creation of two states of Arizona and New Mexico, if indeed they should be admitted then.
 But the opposition of MT. Bev- eridge. as we have hitherto explained, has been discounted by those who are working for statehood and they think it may still be accomplished. A poll of the senate has shown an overwhelming majority in its favor. The majority is not only overwhelming, but a part of 1t is enthusiastic and determined. 9th erwise it would not support such a plan as has been proposed to bring the matter before the senate, in spite of an unwilling committee.
 The dispatches describing this plan have not been quite clear. They have conveyed the impression that the bill having been sent to the committee and not having been reported within a reasonable time, the senate will recall it. Under the senate procedure that would be a time consuming task and just now time is too precious to be consumed.
 The plan is to make the return of the bill automatic under a senate rule which is seldom applied.
 The bill is to be committed with instructions to the committee to re- port at a set date. Thus, if this plan is carried out there will be no burial of the bill and its defeat can be accomplished in only one of two ways, by an adverse vote or by a filibuster.
 The first is manifestly impossible, but the latter, considering the fact that only two weeks and two days will intervene between the commit ment of the bill and the end of the congress, is easily possible. But from what we have been able to learn such a desperate opposition is not probable.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
LITTLE JAMES

Concerning the Futility of the Fed eral Management of Federal Affairs.)
 The Work of the 25 Legislachers won't never be Compleet less they take Meashures to Prevent a good many Abooses which has Grode up in the Federal Service in Aryzony. Some of 'em is reddy to do it but a few of the Others ats more Timmid they sez We don't know as we got any Jurysdickshun about them things"
 The others says, ''Of course we haint now. and we never will have less we take it, and now's our Chanst. Jurysdickshun ain't nothin at the Feredal Government Hands around to you on a Platter. If we want any Jurysdickshun we got to Rustic for it"
 Wun of 'em he sez: I'm havin' a bill Drawed up fer a Arizony Post offs Commishun. I been havin' a good many Complantes about the way the Federal Government is lettin the
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

This is the day when people are privileged to insult one another and make an improper use of the mails; when Iove-making can be carried to more sickening lengths than on other days; when pawnbrokers, sailors and others supposed to be under special protection may give thanks. This is the lupercalia, all in the name of the good Saint Valentine, whoever he was or whichever he was, for there were two of him.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
A Big Fight

There is a big fight on all over town. Every one is trying to obtain the big vERNIS MARTIN BED in Massie & Sons window It is model of beauty. The prettiest thing in town. And it is going to be given away. Given away absolutely free! We are receiving mail orders, phone orders and many are coming in and purchasing goods, saying they eX- pect to get the bed. It is a bed that even the president would be proud of Remember, it will be auctioned off April 3rd to the highest bidder. Bids to be paid in coupons. This one holding the most coupons gets the bed. Get your neighbors' coupons and save yours. It is worth all the effort. See our rugs in the Oriental Designs, Rockers, Tables, Springs, Mattresses and everything to furnish the house with.
 M aSSie & Sons
 114-116 W. Washington St.
 Phone Main 257.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
MASONIC NOTICE.
LITTLE JAMES.

THE members of Arizona
 8 Lodge No. ?, F. I& A. NJ. are
 "a requested to assemble at the -XSN lodge room today (Sunday) XNC@ at o'clock p. m.. for the IVN purpose of attending the funeral of brother Frederick A Kenis- ton, late a member of Paul Revere Lodge at BrocktOn, Mass.
 Sojourning brethren are fraternally invited.
 By order of the W NJ.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
REPORT OF THE CONDITION The Phoenix Building $
 Loan Association

Phoenix, in the Territory of Arizona, at the close of business February 4th, 1909.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

 4th, 1909.
 RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, l ess due from Directors .......... SIP, ,242.6O Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures ............. 425.oo Other Real Estate. ....... 59OS5 Current Expenses and Taxes Treasurer .....i.:..":.....:. 2,G97.27 vance ...........a............ re ~ ~ 22S.S5 Real Estate Contracts. ....... 9,27s.75 Fines ...................... S1.O0 Total ....... ............. s1S5, ,S68.OO
 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock paid in.........S S135, 45 Real Estate Fund .............. S26.67 Dues .................... S197.00 Time Certificates of Deposit. 17.Si5.6o S5.6 Interest Bearing Bonds........ 27146.00 ITahSier ia1iifies efbcr than ibosc lo'Zo above stated, viz:
 Loss and Gain. n.............. 154.92 Membership ............-... 179.OQ fIelnlum .......... .S5 Total ........................ S1S5.S6S. .oO Territory of Arizona
 County of Maricopa-ss. I. R. H. Greene, Secretary of the aboye-named bank. do solemnIy swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 R. II. GREENE. Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day Of February 1909.
 CHAS. J. McELROY, (SEALO Notary Pubic. My commission expires June s. 1911.
 HARVEY J. LEE.
 WALTER TALBOT,
 F. G. MILLER,
 Directors.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

A crisis or at least one crisis will be reached in the legislature this week. Is it possible that the end of it will be filtered with the de- bris of the caucus?
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

If the Liberian republic should fail now, though it has always been re- garded as something of an exper- iment, it has lasted longer than many a more pretentious democracy.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

Mir. Bunau-Varilla believes the lock system will be a failure. MT. Taft, who has been latest on the ground, is equally sure it will be success. MT. BunauV Varilla, however, knows more about the selling of canal sites than about the compara- tive merits of systems of construc- ton.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
TIE HOTEL AT HOLLYWOOD,

Hollywood California. architecture Situated midway between Angeles in the froless belt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
EVERY DAY IS BILL DAY
AMONG THE LAWMAKERS
Senator Cashe HAS B 10 Take Elections Out Of Hands Of
The Bosses and Pay Delegates 10 Attend Conventions
Speaker Announces He viii Appoint No More Put
Daln Resolves That House Members Are Good Bunch

necessary provision for the machinery
Of investigation was due to his unfamil-
iarity with the procedure of the serate,
and he moved that the amended icsolu-
ton of the house be referred to the
senate committee on state affairs, which
was done by the senate : '.sT
The senate special committee on com
n1ittee rooms reported abiding places
for the committees during the session
and recommended the engagement of
two down town rooms for the conven-
fence of the committees. The report
was adopted on motion of Senator
Welcl1.
Senators Purcell, sLaMoure and Tai
colt were named as members of the
joint committee to prepare memorials
for former governor John Miller and
E. c. D. Shortridge.7. >..
s;s333$s s;s33$ Il * Reference of Bills. :.
The following senate bills were refer
red: Senate Bill 8, temperance; IL,
education; "A, appropriations; Il, ju-
dietary; l8, education; 10 judiciary; 20,
judiciary; "a judiciary; 26, agriculture; !;
So, judiciary; 81, banks and banking; !;
IS, agriculture; 81, judiciary; So, ed,i-
cation; So, state affairs; 60, public
health; 81 state al fFairs; 81 J, edueation,
Ees, education; 81, elections; 6, ju-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
Bunch Connected With lRdi.
anapolis News Summoned
to Testify Before Grand
Jury on Panama s1nda
Libel Prosecution BY the
Government

Indianapolis, Ind, ain. 16.-Six In
dianapolis men were served with sub
poenas late today to appear before
the federal grand jury In the District
of Columbia at Washington next Wed
nesday, January 20, and give testi-
mony presumably In regard to mat
ter printed in the Indianapolis News
bearing on the Panama canal pur
chase. ~
-Four OF the men summoned are con
nected with the News. They are,
Hilton c. Brown. general manager:
Bart Parker. cashier; Edward Hard
Ing. foreman of the composing room,
and Charles Clark, bookkeeper.
Others who will give testinony are
Albert sahm. county auditor. and II
/. Berry, county assessor. It - pre-
suned they are called . estahsiah he
ownership q tie paper, N otAer.
words. that ". Smlth appears .
such q publIe recorts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
Action Being bfoaga by
the Government Aneat
Canal Slams Il: -. -
Proceeding Is Novel and and
Without Precedent i N s J.
Govt A0nals r. +

Washington, D. c., Jan. 16.-Six
Washington correspondents Of out-of-
town papers and local news boy to-
day received subpoenas to appear
next week before the federal grand
juries and give testimony presumar
bly, in connection with the statements
appearing in their publications bear
ing on the Panama canal purchases.
So far 1t has been possible to as
certain, these were the only ones
cited: Otto Carmichael, Charles 8.
Ambert and e. J. Conway, all Of the
New York Herald staff; James Horn
aday, Indianapolis News; Jermiah
Matthews, New York Sun; Harris M.
Crist, Brooklyn Eagle, and William
Smith, news boy OF Washington,
engaged in selling newspapers.
With the exception Of Mr.. Crist.
who is commanded to go to New York
and present himself Monday morn
ing before the grand jury of the cir
cult court of the Southern district,
the parties are directed to appear
before the federal grand jury OF the
District of Columbia Tuesday morn
ing next. .-.g.
The World staff were directed to
bring with them files OF the paper
for September, November, and De-
cember, 1908, Gin the case of the
United States versus the Press Pub
fishing company" publishers of the
New York World.
All of the parties when interview
ed, declared that they were wholly
ignorant OF the nature of the case
regarding which they were called up
on to testify.
There is no doubt here that the
suhpoenas all have to do with a suit
for libel which it is believed has been
brought by the government in New
York against the World.
It was the publisher OF the World
in connection with that Of the Indian
apolis News, Messrs. JOS. Pulitzer
and Delvan Smith, whom the presi-
dent in a letter dated December last,
to William Dudley Foulk, in response
to one from him, severely denounced,
and in his special message to con-
Continued on page 6.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17

, helpless children, the eldest being four
years Id, the youngest, two. The elder
doy told nurse at the sanitarium that
his father called him Bennie and that
is all he will say. From fellow pas
senger it was learned that the family
was enroute to Grand Junction to visit
relatives. 1t is supposed that Mr.. and
Mrs. Kettle, whose names appear
among the dead, were the parents of
the little ones, who are badly injured.
Another. sad case was the destruction
of an entire family with the exception
of an infant of three months This
helpless child was placed in the care of
family at Shoshone. ." =.
One OF the remarkable incidents of
the wreck was the miraculous escape
from the ill-fated train of a Mr.. Stall,
of Pueblo Colo, salesman for a
commission company Of that city. MIR.
Stall escaped without scratch, but
soon afterward suffered a severe nery-
Gus shock and is tonight on the verge
of nervous collapse.
|: Another heart-breaking scene was en-
acted when kind hands gently lifted one
year-old Alice Williams from the death
clasp OF her mothers arms. Nearby
lay the body Of her father, decapitated,
and on every side were lying bodies,
victims Of the disaster. y
h \: The body Of a woman was found ly-
ing on board from the wreckage close
to the banks Of the Grand RIVER both
arms missing and otherwise horribly
mangfed. .EE n. =Sg, =: !
4 4 trainload Of 80 wounded and bleed
ing men and women arrived in Gleu-
wood Springs at o'clock this morn
ing. Carriages and wagonettes were
waiting at the Rio Grande depot when
the train came to a stop. The wounded
were taken to the county hospital and
to the sanitarium and when the cots
and wards there had been filled, room
was made in hotels for the manned.
81 Il was found at an early hour that
there was 4 shortage of surgeons and
only first aid could be administered un-
til late this afternoon. when surgeons
from all the surrounding cities began
to pour into Glenwood Springs,
A won,sn died from her injuries ii
the relief train while on her WY TO-
Glenwood Springs II IS sid that II
least 4 dozen Others who were brought
here viii de from their wounds
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
Passenger Train Crashes Into Double Engine hegt2 People
Killed and Many More Wounded Wlston People Being Among
the Victims Engines Mere Piled Piled in Heap
Scene Of Wreck One Of IndesCfbabe Horror Bodies DeCaplae
Arms and Legs Cut Off and Manged Fiightul|y~ Children
and Young Babies Escape While Parents Are Killed

Fireman John Anderson of the freight
crew, who escaped injury in remark
able manner, tonight said:
Il was turning with my shovel tow
ard the tender, when the glare of a
headlight shone in my eyes. There
was but one thing to do and that was to
leap. There was too much excite
ment to remember where Handed Ny
first thought, as in the case of the en-
gineers, was to assist the injured pas
sengers."
Train number FIVE was made up of
all engine and tender, baggage car :,
smoker followed by a chair car, a
tourist sleeper and a full complement
of standard sleepers and dining car.
The locomotives are up on end and
joined together as one piece of mechan-
ism. Their wheels were rolled down
into the Grand river and pieces of ma
chinery are scattered all over the scene
of the wreck.
The smoking car was only partly de-
rallied, while 'the chair car was COM
pletely telescope dby the tourist sleeper
None OF the standard sleepers left
the track and none was killed ir in
jured in these cars, most OF the dead
and injured being removed from the
chair car, which was completely in
twain.
L. J. Ezell, Wilhston, N. D., is in
the ahospdtal, as is also Margaret Sell
of Wdliston, whose lower limbs are
badly cut.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17

( Glenwood Springs, Colo, Jan. TO-
Twenty-Five persons :. were killed and
thirty injured, many of them seriously,
in . head-on collision between, west
bound passenger train No. 5 and an
east bound freight train on the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad between Dot
sero and Spruce Creek, % miles from
Glenwood Springs at 936 o'clock last
night The identified dead:
J. p. Mahon,s Princeton, Ind.
A. A. Hamilton, Polo, Ills,
.@} w. c. Kettle, Ashton, Neb.5 *.I
I. E Mrs. Matte Kettle, Ashton, Neb.
h Mrs. Matte Excl, Wiiiiston, N. D:
St G. w. Oleson, St. Louis Mo
DR.. A. "A. Oleson, either from Hill
.dreth, Neb. or Axtell, Neb.
b Rev. R, Z. Mieley, either from
Brooklyn, n. Y, Or Mechanicsburg,
Penn. l5 2 2 a.st n II, I.. sszs 75
Clarence A. Gooding, Washington
John Williams, Clarks, Neb.: :5e N ..s
3. M. Davis, of Davis Bright Drug
company. Denver, Colo. s....-. s, ~. i :. {,
Henry Dunn, St Louis, Mo-
While nothing Official has beens given
out as to the cause. Of the wreck it is
said to have been due to a misunder-
standing Of orders on the part Of Ensi-
neer Gustaf Olesonn, Of the passenger
train. Oleson. however, claims he ,n,-
derstood his instructions perfectly, but
that he misread his watch thus en-
croaching on the time Of the freight
train which was being drawn BY two
locomotives, the first ofwhich was in
charge of his brother. fs{ h
When news Of the catastTope reached
Glenwood Springs every available phys;-.
clan and nurse ID the city was pressed
into service, large tram was soon
on the sce1nea scene neycr 70 be for:
gotten in its gruesomencss and horror.
IN The work Of rescue was Immediately
begun. Body after body was taken
from the wreclage and for. = time II ap {
peared IS though, the heartrending task
would never BE completed.
As the bodies were taken from the
ruins they were laid side by side Oh i.
bed Of snow, amidst tie agonizife
shrieks of shuahand wife ,schild md ~.
ent CO Trey searched ausonx ihe dead
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17

Eli the senate yesterday a tribute was
paid to- Senator Hanna Of Cass county,
now congressman elect who was in
vited to address the senate on motion OF
Senator Talcott of sCass county who in
Il neat address told Of the promotion OF
Mi. Hanna to a sphere Of wider activi-
ties from his former work in the sem
ate. The address Of Mr.. Hannatwas re-
:quested by rising vote Of the senate
and Senator & alcott escorted him to
I the desk Of Lieutenant Governor LEWIS,
who presented him to the senate in. a
I few fitting words .e.s,.s: .,s>-- . 70. w.,
Mr.. Hanna spoke briefly, telling Of
q his pleasure at meeting the old members
Of the senate and the pleasant recollec-
tions Of the old times he had spent in
the senate chamber. He saw a number
/ 81 familiar faces yet, although many of
the old members had gone. He was
particularly pleased to- see Senator
Sharpe Of La NJ Moure county, with whom
he had begun upon his legislative ca
y%reer in the house a number Of years
ago. He did not desire to discuss any
political matters with the members Of
the senate, but merely to express bis
gladness sat having the oppo ortunity of
renewing Old acquain ntailces aid making
new ones. y s5s5's5 5..t L Ell "A 4
y He spoke of former secretary of state
and state senator, EFF. Porter now in
Florida upon a little island near the
coast, and said that in a few days he
expected to leave for the south and pay
a visit to Mr.. Porter, to whom he would
be glad to take greetings from his old
friends in the senate and the state. Mr.
Hanna was roundly app1auded at the
close of his address. - ni.. +
No business was done by the senate
beyond the introduction of bills and
their reference except the receiving Of
the amended resolution for the inyesti-
cation OF the state penitentiary. Sena-
tor Gunderson, the author of the origi-
nal resolution, stated that its lack of the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-17
WANT TO GET THROUGH.

I, Washington, D. c., Jan. 16.-Deter-
mined to press to final issue the
appeals in the pending Injunction pro-
ceedings against the American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. an appeal was to.
day Issued by. the executive council
Of that organization at its final ses-
Sion "to organised labor, Its friends
and sympathizers," for funds for that
purpose. *