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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
zBYSk0-DE R0uE n
MATCH FOR
d i TONIGHT

"
KANSAS IHTYe M. slsssg a..
Ebyscko. tha giant Gsaliclan wrestler
who came into prominence by hold
fbf Frank Gotch without a fall
TEAnksxiying day. win meet Raoui
a. Rouen, the French champion, In
q match here tonight. The winner
viii be matched with Dr. Roller Of
Gaattia. for some date next month
Tonight'a match is considered an
Important elimination trial for
championship asplrants.
Ibysck0 won't acquire any new
wfestiinE titles n he throws de
Rausn nor WIN Rude Ra0ul" bs
The king OF wrestlsrs II he giops
the doughty Gaiician. but nevsrtha-
tssg the winner will be IN a POSI-
Hoh TO land a number OF matches
thas are sure to bring good ginan-
IA returns Zbscko has already
made good with the American fol-
lawers Of wrestling by holding his
EsEsh N handicap win Champion
This will be de Rouen's second
APPEARANCE In America, and I'M
fortunately for him. ho f. 10 be
fltted against the best man IN the
husiness. possibly barring Csotch
d defeat by Zbyscko means that
RaopI must return TO that dear old
RAri2 AZ American wrestling bugs
400 care much for losers. a vic
Hry Tor do Kousn would place him
Hgflt whore Zbyscko stands today.
Xba Frenchman Is managed by one
n the shrewdest judges OF thu
HACss In the world. George Ken
&sfr has charge OF his affairs. and
II Y certainty that the wiley Cana
A3ah wouldn't send the "frogcater
0elnst a man OF Zbyscko'a ability
QnlsAs he thought that he had an
A46n In the hole.p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
FINAL ARTICLES TO
BE SIGNED
TODAY
Big Fellows to Bind Their
Meeting and Select the
Third Man in the Ring
Tom McCarey Sore at
Fight Award.

NV tnitct Irrsnf
NEW YORK. Dec. S--That tho
yeffrias- johnson fight viii take
plaee IN or near san Francisco. md
that the date viii be July tth II
next year, was admitted here today
BY Tex Richard and Jack Gleason,
successful bidders for the bix fight.
Final articles win be drawn up and
signed by the fighters this after
Noon. and the referee viii be named.
No hint has been given as 20 whom
the fighters and managers favor Tor
third msn In the ring. the only
name mentioned having been that
OF John L. Sullivan. who. on ac-
count of his age and weight. u not
considered seriously.
The guaranteed purse % si0i,oeO
and two thirds OF the moving pie
turs receipts Il the largest ever
hung up for a prize fight Estl-
mating the minimum profits from
the pictures at 100000, which r.
thought 10 be on the low side. the
fighters share Of purse and pictures
win be saS5.o00 Cutting this on a
rs and rs per cent basis, the winner
of the fight win receive siTs. $50,
and the loser s5s.Tso. when he won
The worlds championship from
Tommy Burns In Australia last
Christmas Jack Johnson received
$1,000. hess than one-eleventh ~
what he VIII set even u he loses
to JeffrisS
Mecarey Indignant
Tom McCarey. the Los Angeles
promoter. Is indignant at the treat
msnt he received He claims that
BIS offer for the fight figured out
better than Richards. and that era
nsy's bid was also more advanta-
esous- McIarey made no bonse
About saying that the cards had
eeen stacked against him. but JET
krles and Johnson absolutely refused
u change their decision. and Rick
80 and Gleason secured the fight
n is generally understood that Jim
mic coffroth Is also In on tho deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
STANLEY TO RUN
TERWAv FOR
$1,000

SPOKANE. Dec. 3.--Peter Ter
way and william Stanley. the
Dutch and swedish Canadian long
distance runners. have been match
ed for full distance Marathon In
this city for next Sunday afternoon
a VI 900 purse and q substantial
side bet going TO the winner. The
race will either be held at Recrea-
ton park or indoors. preferably at
the armory. under the management
OF Jim Brown. the baseball man
who has the Marathon bee In his
bonnet
While the race Is a match affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03

yhs Ravens took three straight
kTonu the Pelicans last night In tine
Heattls Athletic club winter bowl
i1S Tournament. The winners roll
"a total OF 2.e27 while the Peli-
gina scored 2,4os. johnson Of the
FaYsns was high man with 23s and
kikb average with an even double
k<htury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03

Figured Cretonnes 80 inches
vide, In light and dark color.
ings, good patterns; regular
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-03
FRESH sopH GAME.

The annual inter class football
game between the first and second
year mon will be held this after
noon on Denny field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
PEACE
 TREATY
 SIGNED Yaqui Warriors Ex- claim ''Egui'' at
 the Treaty fhUIcCuUN dkANItU Deported Indians Will be Returned Sonora Warfare Ends
PROTECTION GRANTED

An extra edition of the official paper of Sonora gives details of the formal declaration of peace between the Yagui Indians and the Mexican government.
 A conference was held at Bscatete in the Yaqui country on December 2i, in which three Ysqui chiefs and l66 armed folio wers participated. The governor of sonora granted security for their lives and liberty and pardon for past offenses to the Yaquis provid. ing their submission was complete.
 Tn return the Yaquis deported to Yucatan will be allowed to return tc their homes depending upon the con duct of those surrenIering. Only a small number of the Ysquis were sl- lowed to retain their arms.
 When asked if they agreed to the terms all of the Iaquis stood without hats and sandals before the governor and with arms folded in one voice ex. claimed "Egui, egui' mesning"Ye The chiefs thanked God for peace The Mexican soldiers then embraced the Yaquis and a celebration fol- lowed
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Tonight's Lecture
 At the N. E. Churc h

This evening at the Methodist church, the Rev. J. A. Crouch will de- liver lecture on the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, the Petrified Forest and the Cliff Dwellings, The lecture will be illustrated by Stereoptican views, and all those who have never visited these natural wonders Of Ari- zona may gain fair impression of their grandeur from the realistic pie lures that will be shown. To all it will be a trip into Wonderland that will prove enjoyable for the marvellous beauty and majestic grandeur of Ari- zona's great canyon has no counter. part anywhere. The entertainment will be furthermore enhanced by good music and singing. Songs will be rendered by e mixed qusrtette con- sisting of Mesdsmes Dsleglish and Woolery and Messrs. Gibson and Wilcox, and 6 male quartette consist ing of Messrs. Gibson, Reeves, McLau- rin and Wilcox. The proceeds go to the benefit of the church. Tho price sf admission is 9 cents, and the lee. ture will begin ct o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
From Wednesdays Daily.

Gus Baron was an incoming psssen. ger last evening from Hereford and a trip to his mines in the Huachucas.
 Mrs H P McNair returned to Fl Psso yesterday alter spending Xmas in Tombstone.
 County School Sup't J A Rockfei low left this morning for Rodeo on mining business.
 Constable OF Gray of Lowell today brought over two more guests for the Hotel de White. They will board with the county for 60 days each.
 Tombstone, like tine entire popul.ce of the country, is immeasureabl, shocked and appalled, at the terrible calamity that has been visited upon Italy. The neWs of 100000 lo.s of lives and reports of the terrible des. tructiOn through ..earshquske, tidal wave and fire, would indicat. that this is one of the most terrible catsstrophies in history.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
PECULIAR PHAzE
 OF CONTEST CASE
Tie Vote in An Arizona Election Causes Present Incumbent to Become
 the HOIdOver
A CoCHIsE CONTEST CASE NOW IN COURT

Judge Dosn returned last evening from Nogales, where he heard the merits oi two election contest cases presenting a peculiar ph-se in the re- suits. In the case Of Chatham vs. Gildea for justice of the peace Of No- gales, the seccunt resulted in Gildea's election by vote. In the contest for district attorney O'CoDnor vs. Noon, a difference of votes in the recount brought about a tie. Ike Judge an nounced that his ruling would make the present incumbent the holdover, since his successor could not qualify. The present incumbent happens to be O'Connor. The defense have now asked for time to submit authorities in support of their contention that one of the votes thrown out should be counted, and the case will come up again later. Since then similar appeal has been filed in the jus tice of the peace contest, and Tn the
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

h romance extending across the country came to happy climax in Tucson yesterday afternoon when Manuel Sarsbia. alleged revolutionist, was welded to Miss Elizabeth D. Trow bridge, 8 wealthy and cultured Boston girl.
 The romance began about year ago. when Mrs. Sarsbis, who was then Miss Trowbridge, paid visit to the Los Angeles prison, where Sarabia and several other alleged revolutionists were held in custody.
 Several months before in her New England home she had read of the arrest of Sarsbia and his friends and she immediately became interested in the case. She visited Los Angeles with her mother and shortly after her arrival in that city she called at tn" prison to see the alleged revolution its. She paid number Of visits to the jail and became very friendly with Ssrsbia.
 "I really became interested in NIT. Ssrabia when I was at home Tn Bos- ton, said Mrs Sarsbia to Tucson Citizen reporter. "I an A Socislis; and have spent number of years in studying economics and history. took special course in economics at
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
WINDY NARRATIVE
 FROM TEXAS
An Imaginative Genius Who Libe|s Fair Tombstones Unsur-
 passed Climate FANClFUL FLIGHT OF A SINGLE NIGHT

From the Panhandle of Texas where wind blowing at the rate of twenty miles an hour Is looked upon as spring zephyr, and the owner of quarter section bsllssts it with rock to keep it from being blown into the next county, comes the following story which goes to show that atmospheric conditions affect temperament and that the inhabitants finally become as breezy in theIr imagination as the air they breathe. Congregated in the p0stotfice of the little town of Claire. mont. recently, coterie of plainsmen who were waiting for the arrival of the mail which was delayed by wind of hurricane force, began exchanging "reminiscences of other "blows' they had endured, when one old-timer remarked:
 "Ssy, it never blows around here quite A. hard ss it used to out in Ari- zona. remember some years ago was stationed out at Tombstone and one day one of those desert blasts came hiking across the country blowing so hard that it lifted an ex. press train bodily of the Santa F. track and blew it across to the South ern Pacific, thirty five miles away, snC before the engineer knew what hsc happened the train rolled into Tomb. Istone as smooth as you please, snC bound east instead of west. Fortunate i, happened at night, when all tn, passengers were asleep or there woulc have been panic on board that trair all right"
 We are afraid that the editor of tn, Clsiremont Enterprise and "Notahit iowisky," who are responsible for thi malignment of Arizona climate ir general and Tombstone in particular had their mental vision and physica
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Supt. Walker Retires
 From I. C. M. Co.

SIpt. E. w Walker of the T. c. N. Co has tendered his resignation so the company and intends to shortly leave with his family :or Detroit. Mich.
 The news of the resignation of MT. Walker and departure with his family to other fields, will be 'received with a pang of regret by the many friends of the family. MT Walker has bean con- necled with the T. c. NJ. Co. for the past five years and has devoted his energies and :.ability to the practical working out of the plans of the com, pany in the mammoth project and in his work demonstrated marked ex- ecutive ability. He is held in high esteem by both employers and em- ployees. IL is not known when the resignation of Superintendent Walker becomes effective, but it is unders tood that he will remain with the company until February.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Territories Should
 Not Get Worried

Our neighbors in Arizona and New Mexico need not be disappointed. and much less discouraged should congress at this session fail to pass bills admitting them to the union. There remain only two months of the session and the members have devilment enough mapped out to fully occupy thelr attention for six months. But statehood is certain to come before Santa Claus comes around again. Fl Paso Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

They said something about wonderful prosperity; when Taft, the ample, should have counted the ballots and found himself elected. They said the pumpkin vine would bear more fruit. and the corn would grow so high that you would have to utilize a step ladder to reach the ear, and that the hogs would grow fat on rain water and sawdust and the hens would lay bigger eggs and more of them, and, well, each and every one would be provided with a golden ladder to heaven, and yet, outside of Tombstone, the inherent resources of which precludes the possibili- ty of hard times, work is scarcer, wages lower, bacon higher. tha as been record ed in thelhis ory of the coun- try.-~
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

geography sadly dissrranged by ter. rife "prains,orm," supe rinduced by the atmospheric conditio ns prevailing on the outside and are therefore not to be held too strictly to account. Of course, newspaper men never drink anu "Notsbitowisky" is 6 sworn pro- hibitionist.
 Now if either one of these roman cers should come to Tombstone and enjoy our ideal weather unvexed by storms or sleet or snow, with June days in mid d~inter they would repent them ill ssckcloth and m ashes and forsaking the bleak plains of the north come to the land where sunshine, oy and happiness abounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
The Holidays
 In Tombstone

Christmas and New Year without snow, Christmas and New Year with bluebirds in- stead of snOwbirds. Christ mas and New Year with roses and carnations, instead of holly and hemlock leaves. Christmas and New Year with sunny, smiling mesas, instead of gorges heaped with the beautiful Christmas and New Year with fair maidens and queenly matrons, in white and chiffon and straw, instead of felts and furs and padded boots. Christians and New Year with hustling autos instead of bob-sleds, Christ mas and New Year with hum- ming bees, and perfume and buds, Christmas and New Year which recalls the words of that dear old Methodist hymn: December s as pleas ant as May
 Why that is the holiday season in The Only Tomb stone
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
And Still They
 Continue to Consume

Champagne is the sllliest and the rottenest fad that has ever attached itself to pseudo Am eri c a n society. It is nothing but clarified vinegar heavily charged by the manu- facturer, still more heavily charged.for by the wholesale q 2. "a l CT, and murderously charged for by the retail man to the idiotic consumer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Triples is Very
 Much Alive

Deputy Sheriff Will White brought three prisoners over today from Bis- bee to serve 50 days each at the county jail. Among the trio was the Mexican nicknsmed Friioles," who had been previously reported, dead having suddenly died on the train near Lowell. It appears that instead of "Frijoles"she man who died was . musician named Denisou, who was sd. dicted to the morphine habit. He was committed to the hospital here and died on the train en route. ''Frijoles" will serve 60 day sen- tence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

event that a vote is thrown out & tie would result and Chatham, the pres- ent incumbent would be the holdover
 In the Benson constable contest here today, Jas Harmah vs F A Trssk the entire afternoon was taken up in arguing demurrers and the case was finally continued to Janu- ary 2nd. A large number of Benson witnesses are here and considerable feeling appears to exist as a result of the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
WILL DRAFT AN ARIZONA
 ENABLING ACT
And Submit Same to Teddy to Offset 0bjec-
 tions Made

Governor Kibbey in an interview given out in Phoenix has stated that in his opinion the hesitancy about granting Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico is due 10 the fact that Congress fears the constitutions that will be formed for the new states will not he acceptable
 He says he has prepared a draft of an enabling act, which he will send to Washington. This act provides that the state constitution shall be subject to the approval of the Presi. dent. Tn the event that it received his sanction he shall issue e procls- nation to that effect and then Ari. zons shall become state at once.
 The governor stated that Prasident Roosevelr is urging statehood and that President-elect Taft favors it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Cochise County
 to the Front

From the appearance of the horizou..:the center!of popula- ton of Cochise county is be- ginning to gravitate.. north from where it has been fer years. It is gratifying to ob- serve that new fields are in course of development and Cochise is no longer to be mentioned as a one-sided county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

It will be a cold day when the effete east will allow itself outdone by the west, even if 1t be in a contest in rascality. Pittsburg's municipal graft disclosures promise to make San Francisco look almost like civic purity in com parison.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Women Who Wear Well.

IL Is astonishing how great (. change . few years of married life often make in the appearance and disposition of many women. The freshness. the charm. the brilliance vanish like the bloom from q peach which Is rudely handled. The natrOn is only dim shadow, faint echo Of the charming maiden. There are two reasons fUr this change, ignorance and neglect. Few young women appreciate the shock to the system through the change which comes with marriage and motherhood. Many neglect to deal with the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak nesScs which too often come with mar riagc and motherhood, not understanding tLat this secret drain is robbing the cheek Of its freshness and the form Of it's fairness.
 As su-o'v ?s .in -rra-ai health suffers when q re 1. d.r. ..se.4-nt 0! the health ,. the delicate womSnsx organs. so surely ~hef -ri.ese organs .are>es;ablished in bealSh the fsce antSfnat Ssce witness to the laet in n-s<sed comefpssS Nearly a million women haze found health and tappiness in the lsc of Dr. pierce's Fa- yoEIte rreserlp;io1.- It makes weak wom- en strong and sick women well. Ingredl- snts on label-contains no alcohol or harmful habit forming drugs. Made wholly of those native, American. medic inal roots r,ost highly recommended by leading medical authorities of all the sew eral schools ot practice for the cure of wornan's peculiar ailments.
 For nursing mothers. or for those broken down in health by too frequent bearing of children. also for the expectan. mothers, sx the fnY the rnrnfpU rs baby and making its advent easy and almost painless, there is no medicine quite % good as -Favorite Prescription" It can do no harm in any condition Of the system. It s most potent invigorating tonic and strengthening neryine nicely adapted to wOman's delicate system b. physician of large experience in the trest- 4ent Of woman's peculiar ailments.
 Dr. Pierce may he consulted by letter free of charge. Address Dr. R. v. Pierce, Invslids, H9tsl and Surgical lnstitst@ Buffalo. y. '.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Alleged Revo|utionist
 Weeds Wealthy Lady
A Romance Which Extended From Boston to Arizona --CoupIe Are
 Coming to Tombstone

Radcliffe college, which is q depart. ment of Harvard university"
 Mrs. Sarabis says that she has been a Socialist for ten years. Her rel. atives in Boston are very wealthy and she belongs to one of the oldest fam lilies in that city. She has ID her own right & large fortune
 "Whst our plans for the future will be will depend on Mir. Ssrabia's trial in Tom mbstone said Mrs. Sarabia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
Tucson Hospital >
 Destroyed by Fire
A Tues n dispar, h says:-

fire last evening in the Whitwel hospital in the north end of the city completely destroyed the structure Ten patients were all removed to a place of safety. The loss is s6O, 900 insurance, $30,OOO. The hospital was owned by New York parties. It was built two years ago. The fire IS sup. posed to have started from a spark on the dry roof.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

The Arizona Pioneer society held their annual meeting last night at the home of Nose Drachman at Tucson. This date has been chosen because of the fact that Arizona was declared & territory on the same date, the 18th of December, in the year 1863. An effort ie to be made by the society to have a pioneer home located at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

Very soon, railroads will be so thick in Cochise county that you can't step out of night without catching your foot in a frog and getting run over.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

With Castro deposed and congress adjourned for the holidays there is promise of peace and qniet for few days anyhow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

Why do the dear creatures put mistletoe in their hair at t hi s gladsome time? Of course it is thoughtlessly done.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

An exchange says that the best way foc a fellow to cure himself of love affair Is to run away-and take the girl with him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

The incoming year will be Arizona's birth-year. Let us make it a cause of pride.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
HOW's This :?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh tha cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and relieve him perfectly hororshle in all business transactions and financially able tc carry out any obligations made bv his firm.
 WALDISG, KISSAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nslly, acting directly upon the bIo, d and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03

Don't forget the 18th annual dance of the Rescue Hose Go. tomorrow night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
AreDoctorsAnyGo Good?|

could take the place of doctor! The best medicine n the world cannot do ths Have family doctor, consult him frequently, trust him fully. If did not believe colds we would not offer it to you Ask your doctor. No alcohol in this cough medicine. Aye Co Lowe Mas did not believe endorsed Ayers Pills constipation bOne headache would them Ask doctor about this
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-01-03
WALDING, AMMAN G MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1909-08-14
O|th Annual Term Begins September 18TH 1000

Lorraine Temple No. 10, Pyth,
Ian Sisters, held an interesting
meeting, Monday highland elect.
ed the following officers: Mrs,
Dora Leonard, most excellent
chief; Mrs. F. M. Davidson, past
chlef; Miss Freda Stern, excel
lent senior; Miss Edna Falconer,
excellent junior; Mrs. G. Falcon.
en- manager of temple; Miss Ell.
Vlra Tempel, mistress of finances;
Mrs. }. Q. Tempel, mistress of
records and correspondence;
Mrs. Charles Weydert, protector
OF temple; Miss Sarah Stern,
outer guard; Mrs. J. H. Clack,
trustee. There is some talk
among the Sisters of having a
public installation, inviting all
Pythians and their families. In
this way, a more general inter.
est in the organization will be
awakened as well as more in.
formation concerning it dissent.
mated