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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-09

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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27

Fuddy.-Do you think Joe Cannon
will retire?
Duddy-Certainly YoE don't ex
pect Uncle Joe to sill mp all night do
yor ?-BoSton Transcript
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
KILL IS STILL ON RUN.
Moe Than ECO Sign Petition Favorin9
Wabash Conductor

Il was to have received word this
morning OF my suspension for twenty
days. but that word has not cone. so
az! going out on my run as usual. "
SAID l.. +. Hill, the Columbia-C entrllia
passenger conductor, at the Wabash
station this morning.
Hill was blamed by the o.li~ials of
his road for an accident on his train
4 few weeks ago which resulted i'll
the slight injury of several of the pas
SengerS. The citizens and students of
Columbia circulated a petition asking
the Wabash road not to suspend Hill
This petition was presented to 5. f.,
Cotter general superintendent of the
Wabash lines. in Columbia yesterdd,"
by T.. W. Stephens. OF the Stephens
Publishing company.
The railroad officials seemed graft
lied with the interest taken in the
threatened suspension OF an employs
hut did not say what would be don"
in the matter. Ii is thought among
Wabash employees that Hill will not
be suspended
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
CLOTHES FOR WINTER.
Coat Suits Are Extremely Smart Whsn
Made of the Fashionable Material.

DiagOnalS are being used so MT h
this fall for coat suits that | wonder
more has not been said OF the chevron
diagonal materials that have come to
the rescue OF more than one perpleXed
tailor whose customers are Wise
enough to insist on some sort OF unity
in the meeting lines OF wales and
stripes.
4 diagonal is a material that cannot
be left to itself in cutting without dire
results 1t has to be matched at one
place and buliied at another until it
presents almost as veXlng a problem
as plaid These new *nevron diago-
nals. however. present very satiStac-
tory. although somewhat eXpensiv"
solution OF the difficulty. The stripes
or wales are brought together in chev-
ron angles 50 that there IS little diff;
cI!;y in handling them even IL TIE
uany seams of the new coats.
Another new material that is hc.ng
used To some extent for both suit
and dresses : the iiletr" weave Of
Spl2" and chey;rt. The cloth is woven
with an occasional surface thread OF
lighter color than til" foundation
Il aterial itself
Another material that has recently
II aHr its appearance among .oro
elaborate tailor made suits and sep
ara:e coats is tinr ribbed velvet. II
is softer and more pliabIe than "oriu-
reg and not so heavy either in weight
or rib. II comes in wonderful wine
color. deep burgundy and III light.
almost white, shades of saUi"rn".-
D@lineator for November.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27

Call So Double 81 to get the Mis-
sourian business Office by telephone
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
COUNTY TEACHERS COMING.
Seventh Annual Meeting VIII Cre.
Ee"e Tomorrow.

The seventh annual meeting OF tn
Boon, County Teachers association
VIII ," held in tn University OF Mi
sour auditorium ton 0ryow. Friday and
Saturday OF this Week. III" as>o".n
ton WI discuss means for schoul j.:
prov"m"nfs. both "a TO teaching arr!
as to facilities. Tils need for rur2
high schools vii! also h" brought 'o.
Tines" faculty iAen oi The university
are on the program ui the Association.
W. ". Charters. professor OF the
theory and practice OF teaching; Holm
Il. Scott, professor Of "locution; ". II.
Pomm"r, professor OF music; W. Nc
Nab Miller. OF the School of Medicine,
and +. Il. NUmford, dean Of til" Coz
lege OF Agriculture
Morton II. peu.brrt0n. state repre-
sentatiy" trCm Boon" County. vii! de.
liver his lectur" Reuben in Rome"
Friday night
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
A Sensible Pronosition.

Don't pay full prices for fountain
pens when you can buy them at Til
ley's for half regular prices. sat-
pens with gold bands. $l5o: also So
pearl mounted values at $50.
adv
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
CLASSROOM WORK
FOR TIE LIBRARIANS
Continued from rage l.,
r"orsan!z;ns and classifying the Catho
lie library by modern methods.

Mrs. ga 5. Garrett, of Rolla. Mo.
is librarian at the Rolla School OF
Mines. She recently accepted the po-
sltlon which was made vacan. bv the
marriage OF Miss Jessica Heller.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
Barriers Notice.

ON and after December |. all BARRIERS
viii raise the price from j" cents to
l. cents for shares. No extra charge
will be made for shaving neck.
iAdV.l
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27

Don't fail 70 buy that 81 Salz per
for 9nc. Sale at half prices loses Sat
urday at Tiller's. tAdv.l
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-10-27
A Welcome.

iCH az Well cire 10 attend the SalZ
pea part; at Tilley's today. All pens
at halt price. s3..'o pens with beautiful
gold bands, must 20 AT $50
ADV
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Insanity Plea is
 Made by Ryan

A Los Angeles dip tch ssys:-
 Albert Ryan, formerly orgsu:zer O the Western Federation pf MileF, in Arizons. WAS paced on trial for inur- der today. and won the frst tfruggfe for the deien-e when the judge ordered . ssecisl jury to examine his sanisy. before h,s guilt or innocence of the charge of murd. of Otto Miller and Harry Snidsf, in 6 local tel lsst July, was psssed upon. A tier . special jury had b-en inpsneied. five physi ci.ns Of shis city testified Co tkeir opinions that Ryan is insane and sub j ct to hsllucinstions and delueion..
 A depos,tion signed by J J Hsrring- ton Of Jerome, Ariz.. wae read. lt stated that Ryan on one occasion two yesrs ago, eft his bed and csA~iing to the roof, talked to an imaginary comet J M Sutherland. siso of Jerome. de- p.s.d Ryan, who rnshed out of 6oth- erisod'e Saloon and di.chsssed his revolver He said enemies were fol- io.ing him.
 Dr. Charles N cbo,s, called by the district sttorney, sad he examined Ryan tw,ce and believed he wee siu.u- iating insanity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
A Valuable Citizen
 Removed by Death

The news oi the death Of Thomas Pid we'll came ss . shock to the ID any friends of the deceased in Tombstons. It was hardly known that the popular citizen and old pionee, was seriouslJ / III, so suddenly was he overtaken and claimed by death.
 Is is learned that fe~ dave since, at his home in Gleesou, he was taken ill with pneumonia and began to sink rsp'diy. Ills condition became aisrm- ing ani he was taken to Tucson for treatment. But all that the care of friends and the efforts of fscience could do 10 proIong his life proved unsvsil- ing.
 Thomae PidTe 8as identified wi b Cochi.e county interests Tor 8 long period. A resident of Tombstone ios some years, he ~as one of the first settlers of Pesrce and later at Giee- con. where. with Instantly, he became permanently locsted. The deceased was known and liked for his many gsotle character sites and he s'erling worth. He was ,he'originai discoverei of the Black Diamond mines in the Dragons. also owned the mining claims upon which sbe McFste town. site of Courtlsnd loca-ed, and sf the time of hi. death was the owner of much valuable mining property in thlr coa nty.
 Mir. Pidwell was an honored mem her of the K of P. lodge of Pesrce, aud his funeral will be held tom.rsow st 2:30 p. mi Tomhstnne under the auspices of the local order
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
More Honors for
 Judge Mcfarland

Again our distinguished fellow townsman, Judge Daniel Mcfarland, comes into the limelight az criminal lawyer. A worry large and curious audience sssem bled in the court room last evening when it was learned that the jury in the Neben case had found s verdict. The c.,nsensus of opinion among the spectators when the testi mony closed yesterday that Neben would be acquitted, hut the mss.eriu mspner in wh oh the case vas handled before the jury ~Gn for the defendant his liberty and for Daniel Mcfarland 6 distinguished reputation az 6 crirni- nal lawyer
 In talk ng to the judge in reference to the Wolverton csse, tried some weeks ago, Mcfarland explained ths. WolJer,on would not have been al. lowed to plead guilty to the cnsrge except that he had no money ~Ith winch to defrsy the enormous ex- pense Of maintaining hie piea of para. no's, and we are inc,inei to take this as granted in view of he fact that Judge Mcfarland stsnds today s. our bar s- the oniy L. yer win has suc- ces fully met and peitiyelv vsn- ,,uished the ,istrct att .rney g osc
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Citizenship Rights
 Are Easily Lost

h & decision, which has just b+e,. handed out by a Washington bur-s department, all those who ce ve :; their final nstursliz .ti n pspers with in thirty dave Of 8 general electinn oi c lo"al nature, and voted at that election, will lose th,ir citize ,shir rights.
 Many persons in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Wyoming and Utah may lose their citizenship rights A the result of the order.
 The vic'ims w,ii inc u1e all who have receiy.d their final certificates within 6 few days after his nstursIi- tion of local nature snd who voted on the strength oi the granting of the cert i6caies.
 Not until nov has the full meaning of the term. general e'ect'oo." en- t.odsed in the naturalization ls~ been properly interpreted. sGd ihs decision will entail no end of work and con- issisn for federal officials and may perhsps res1lt in contention in tle courts,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
From Wednesdays Daily.

One of the delivery teams of the Mschomich Mer Co ran away yester- lay afternoon, resulting in the wage being nearly demolished and the loss o' considerable quantity of groceries wh ch we're scattered along the path of the runaway.
 Wheh the Nat Reiss Carnival Co. arranged for passing the show through Waco. on their way from Csnsnes Monday, they were required to pay duty on the trick ponies. the GU toms officials declaring after lengthy arg . ument that g pony is horse.
 Attention is called to the change iu the advertisement of the Oriental thester The management have en . gagged the celebrated La Wayne, who will perform some feat. of hypnotisD that are ss mystifying ss they are wonderful.
 An attemp. is being made by nem- bers of the Douglas Country club to form an rizons Golf association.
 The famous Tennessee lead mine at Chloride. Mohsve coun y. has been taken over by the United States smelting company for consideration said to be in the neighbornood oi $500 GOO.
 Att . joint session of the city and county health boards at Yuma it wat decided to segregste all persons sfiic; sd with tuberculosis, and preparations wili at once be made to establish ( cnnvenient camp where sufferers may cree. their teuts rent free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Appropriations
 For Arizona

Estimstes submitted to congress 10. appropriations were Sc :olloHs for Arizona:
 Increasing of the salary of governor, $500: the salary of the secretary of ,hr territory from slsO0 to S25OO; for con tinuing the work ot the construction of an irrigation S, stem in the vicinity of Sacat"n, on the Pima Indian reser vstion, S75.00O; for the expense o, national flores -ry ss i Howe: Corona d., $?4.2i2; Garces. sl9.3a5, Prescott, $3s.s5l; Sngresves. s2s.O7i; Tonto. $33 Ill; Tusaysn, &27 .2l4; Apache, s3l.sl4; Chiricshus, l,l3i; Coco. nino, s50. .226; the increase of the sur v,yor general to $5O0; for legislst,v -Ipenses. 324,250
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Mexican Troops Cross
 Line to Get Prisoner

Mexican trSor gre alleged to have crossed the Arizona lins near Old Glory a few day. ago, seized Ambsosso Reyes, 8 Mexican resident Of that place ard hevc taken him back into Mexico, where it is ssid he has been impressed into the asny.
 Tbe Mexican troops, on the testi. mony of & number of Amefican resi dents of Old Glory, came oue-hsli mile over the American line to seise Reyes, who is s married man, whose wife ana family gre living ct Old Glory and are now husbsndles. and fstherless owing to the mans i'm pre--ment.
 Reyes 'brother-in-lsw, Miguel Quinn has la d complaint sgsinst the action
 f the Mexi sn troops be!.re the American c. nsul -t Nogsles and h.. received assurances that the matt. will ie taken mp with the State Department immediately and th.l steps wi be taken to secure Reyes release
 Old Glory is A mining camp situated 25 miles west of Nogsles and abon' two miles distant from the Mexican line. The line is clearly d, fined hy [ country house which is almost exact ly on it The American residents o old Glory declare that the Mex cal soldiers came a clear half mile thi: side of tha line to seize Reyes. Tht greatest excitemen, prevails in ths ueighborhood ss the result of the action. Had the Americans ia the vicinity been warned in tune Of ths troops c:os.'ug the line, it is declared there would have been trouble.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12

The Nogales and Santa Cruz bosri 'h trade is negotiating ~ith the au. thor,ties at Washington in sn endesv. ar to secure the estsbl's shmeDt vf an army post near Nugales.
 Yuma lodge of Elks is preparing to present T Getz's merry musical comedy, "A Night in Bohemia" Dec. l6 and IT.
 Several arrests will prob .bIy olIow the investigations beng made at Lowell ss the result of statements made by several very young girls who have been lured from the paths of virtue.
 The preliminary survey ef the terri. toriai highway from Phoenix through the Brsoshaw mountains to Prescott has been completed. and i, is believed that grading will soon begin after the l first ot the year.
 After two futile attempts to dispose "f It by means Of jury. the famous cattle stealing case sgsinst Manuel Escslsnte of Pima county was disposed pf by Judge Campbell Tn the dist rict court, the charge against the defend ant being dismissed at the suggestion Jf the district attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Morrison May
 Succeed Alexander

"I have been so busy lately that | haven't had time to look after poii- tics," declared U .. Attorney Alexsn der to s Phoenix reporter when asked regarding the prn.pe of his being continued in office :or another term Alexsndsr's appointment frrm Presi- dent Roosevelt will expire on Sunday, December l2. AS yet there is no in 'instion from Washington ss to snsther Alexander vii! succeed him. --if or some other attorney named to succeed him Joe Morrison of Bisbee
 prominently mentioned for the poritirn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Matters in the
 District Court
MONDAY. DECEMBER 6

MONDAY, DCCLMBER
 The tr-sl jury reported for duty today, the 75 iurors who were gwen weeks recess answering the roll call Of Clerk Wilcox this morning. The first case taken up was that oi the Territory vs Frank B rrow of Court land, charged with criminal asssu alleged to have been committed D Tombstone. The entire day was con. sumed in the smpsnelment of the jury, a recess being had the afternoon tor brief ime to hear srg.iments for change of venue in the Pisnkuche case.
 Attorneys A K Eng; ish and Wm Clesry renewed their er.,rts to secure q change of venue in the ca.e of Pfsnkuche, charged with the murder Of Asa T Hoy. The attorneys laid -tress upon the embittered pubic sentiment prevailing against their client, the ottic.sl action of the board pf super vieors in cal ing for c special grand jury on the oAs. and the belief ,hst su unpreiudiced trial could not te secured in the county. The mo- ton wss ably resisted by the district attorney. Judgment was paced Tor the presen, upon the motion, came being taken under advisemens.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
h0W's This?

We offer One Hundred UoIlsrs Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hslps Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known (. J. Cheney for the lsst l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially Abl carry out any obligations made ov is irm.
 WALDrSG, KISSAs & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
 Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter. aslly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Mining Notice

Public notice IS hereby given that the undersigned owners have bonded the following mining claims to W. c. Humphrey, of Douglas, Arizona, on June 10. l9Ua. viz: the Ieronim,, Lit. tie Jap, Little Hope, Homestske and Hesdlighr, situate in Tur9u ,iee M,n- ing district, ochise county, Arizons, and the undersigned will not be re- sponsitis !ur any expense for labor, supplies or otherwise furnished or con- Irscted for said mines during the term of said bond to ". c. Humphrey or assigns. D. ". BROWN,
 I. A. BKowX.
 Dated June 10, l9U3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Singing Bandits"
 a Positive Novelty

The appearsnce of the Perese. Mason company in the "singing Bandits" st the schi+fielin on Wedne'dsy, Decem. Der l5, is noteworthy event, because it is out Of the set groove of mus'cal attractions. Mir Thomass Persse in his new venture, the "Singing B,o- dts," has broken away from the set form of comic opera ccmpsnie-. that Of having one or two artists supported by uieducse and inferior performers.
 Mir. Pers.e in his company this sea- son is foll wing the lead of the suc- cessfui dramatic productions of the pat eeascns. The keynot- of thest- real enterprise in the dramatic line today is small caste and perfection in very detsil. We have an example of the above in The Climax" "Tbe Lion and the Mouse" and "The Man of the Hour 5eats st WslkcIs saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Carnival is on in
 All Its SpIendor

The carnival opened last night and e good attendance greeted the various shows. while the confett, brigade vas in constant sctiop. Of the shows some are designed to please those who are inclined to be grave. others are gay, and again some are instructive but among them all there are none that will offend, but will please and. mystiiy, and even the grouch,est sp. preciate the efforts O Nat Reiss, the Carnival King of the West, who signs himself "yours for fnn." and whose sole aim and ambition is to make the people enjoy themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Benson Must Serve
 Out His Sente nee

A San Francisco dispatch says:-
 J dgs Van eet of the Federal Circuit court, denied . writ of hAbeas corpus to J Ihn A. Benson, serving a one year'e sentence in the Alameda county jail for conspiring sgsins. tine federal land laws. Bensou's attorneys announced an sppes' to the United Ststes Supreme court
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Special Favor Shown
 An Opera Singer

Fritzi sched's special train was eidetracked ct Steins Pass, in Arizona. to permit the immortal Fritzi to take . beth without sloppiuE shings up in her private boudoir in which she trav. els across the continent. Shsdes of Sam Blythe! Think of stopp ng c special tram to allow a passenSe. to take bath with the bathing season closed tor more than A month. That IS what happened recen ly when Fritzi Scheff and Ter coml an of 70 opera singers were sn route from Fl Psso to Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Not ce is hereby given thst meet. ing of the stock holders of the First National Bank of Tombstone, for the election of Directors, and for such other business as may properly come before the lueeting, nill be held at the Bs king House at p. m. on Tuesday, the llth day uf January, 1910.
 I. R. BRANDT, d3td Cashier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12

Following the aboce neSst Tue son Cit zen say-:--
 Hen Marcus A smith. rirJua's snrmer Delegate to C"ngress. leaves this evening for Washington to aid n the fight to secure statehood for this territory. The particular resson for Mir Smith hurrying % Washington to a'd ID the fight is the disposition of come of the Demo ratio members i Couersss Co recent what they consider sn sttemp. by President Taft and come of the Republican leaders to dictate concerning the constitution for the proposed ne~ ststes. This has csnsed strong protect in many sources and Mir. Smith desires t' see to it that the Democratic forcee are unit in the fight to get us statehood under the best possible terms for the people ot this territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
A Washington dispatch ssys-

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 Martin 1shere. Of Decsntur, Ind, been appointed teacher at th. bimopor y Ind sn Sch-oi Of A izon, 6 d Jyhn F Shamhes of Cibupe, Ari zons, has been assigned .. teacher a. he Tracey Indian School in New exico.
 A psfent wss granted to F. 4 Gnrdon Of Nosales, Aris for . water beg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Pfankuche Reported
 As Going Insane

R. orts from the county jail are to he effect that P snkuche, the mur- derer of Hoy and B.ockiIolf, is show ing s,yns oi 'nesoity. Tae prisoner a;ts queer'y, refuses to eat and talk, and spends hours of his tune gr:sting h s teeth. It is thought by the i Il ofbc,ais that the pr,sCner Is fe,gniog insanity
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12

A tremendously rich gold bearing ledge, 300 feet wide. has been uncov- e ed on the Ojs del Gro M ming com papyS property. about three miles vsst oi Cochise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12
Statehood Bill
 Again Introduced

A Washington disps'ch ssys:--
 Hamilton of Michigan. chairman of the Houee ComTittee on Territor es, today introduced bill providing for separate statehood for Arix ,ns and Nes Mexico.
 The bill is e repst un .fths other stsfehood measures. It pr vides that the governors of the territories shsli call an election within ninety days after the pa. sage of the act for the election of delegates to const tuition. al con uveutiou
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-12

A rich strike of ooppsr orc hes been made on the property of the Cupsi,e Mill & Mining company near Bet sou.