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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

engine when the bell rings was suz-
gested-
Yep; skidoo. step lively. please
when you hear the auto toot- That's
all"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

why despair II others failed; for
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22
SUMMONS

l
State OF North Dakota, County Of
Wards
In District Court Eighth Judicial
District.
Maude Young, Plaintiff vs.. Claude L.
Young, Defendant. IA
State of North Dakota, to the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the complaint in this action a
copy of which you will find on llle
in the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court in and for Ward county,
N. D., and to serve copy of your
answer upon the subscriber within
thirty days after the service of this
summons upon you exclusive of the
day of such service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief in the COM
plant .... ~. .-s,:
Dated June /, 1909.
Geo. A. Gilmore,
Atty. for Plaintiff, Williston, N. D.
The above named plaintiff, please
take notice: 5.1
That verified complaint in the
above entitled action is duly filed
in the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court in and for Ward county,
North Dakota.
.r---"-; Geo. A. Gilmore,
Atty for Plaintiff. Williston, n.
n ga 7-29
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-22
Notice for Bids

Notice Is hereby given that the
school board Of Liberty school Dis
trict No. 70 will receive sealed bids
up until noon on Friday, July $4,000,
for building one new school house.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Superintendent Office in Mi
not, or at the clerks Office Of NJ. o.
Hulberg.
The party receiving the contract
will be required to give bonds for
double the amount of contract. The
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
SMITH AND ROWLAND INSPECT CORDOvA
 PROPERTIES
CAMPAIGN OF DEVELOPMENT IS PLANNED TO BE BEGUN
 AT ONCE.
GOOD ORE IN GEM WORKINGS
EXCHANGE OF STOCK INTO NEW COMPANY MUST BE MADE
 BY MAY 25.

According to decision reached yes terday by H. B. Rowland and Hoyai A. Smith, of the Cordova and Live Oak copper companies, important develop ment work will be commenced at once on both properties.
 On the Live Oak property, the work of extending the vertical shaft, whicn will intersect tunnel now being driven, will begin at once. It was the inten- ton to complete the tunnel before sink ing the shaft, but this plan has been abandoned. The shaft will be sunk to the proper level and drift run to the tunnel.
 A new winze at the Gem workings on the Globe Consolidated will also be commenced at once. Drifts on the 1900 foot level have shown good ore chutes. The proposed winze will develop these g.rikes.
 As there has been some discussion -as to just when and how the exchange of stock, in the consolidation of ti.e Eureka and Globe Consolidated com panies into the Cordova Copper com pany, is to be effected, word of ex- planation will be of interest to local stock holders and others interested in the properties.
 Globe Consolidated, both $lo and $2 stock, is exchangcable fcr Cordove of the same class. In addition, holders of slO stock have the privilege of pur- chasing the g Cordova stock to the ex- tent of one-half of the number of shares they hold.
 The exchange must be made by May 25. Stock must be sent to D. L. Fair child, at Duluth, and must reach him within the required time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
PROSPEROUS WELCOME
 ID WRIGHT BROTHERS

DAYTON, May l4.-Booming cannon and brass bands greeted Wilbur, Or vile and Katherine Wright on their arrival in their home city today from Europe.
 A gun squad at the National Mili- tary home fired salutes all day. At their home the Wrights were greeted by several thousand people and tonight a reception was rendered by 10000 per sons.
 As soon as the inventors could leave their home they hurried to the shop where they inspected the work already done on several machines now being built. tss
 Wilbur Wright said:
 "The possibilities of aeroplanes are many, but are as yet not fully deter mined This much is certain, however, the manipulation of the machine IS sim pie and can be mastered by any one in n few lessons. An altitude of a mile above the earth is entirely practical and as safe as a few hundred feet. Ma chimes. as we have been using them, embrace little more or less than the basic principle, but We are improving each aeroplane more or less over the preceding one built, and predict the process of development will be fully as rapid as that of the automobile. 7,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May l4.-Although Kan sas and Northern Oklahoma has been drenched by general rain during the last twenty-four hours, it's effect on the speculative market for wheat here was not what had been expected, the wet weather having apparently been discounted in the previous session. At no time were prices more than 1'4 below yesterdays final quotations, while the July delivery, the active option was at one time full cent above the previous close.
 July ranged between ll2 l-2 ani ll4. Profit taking in the final hour ';aused a decline of more than 12c from the best marks, but the close of nearby futures was firm, while the d'ferred deliveries were barely steady. Final quotations on July, ll33 3-S to n3 l-2,
 Wet weather caused firm opening in corn, but sentiment soon bet anne bearish. At the close prices were l-4 higher to 3-8 and 1-2 lower. July sold between 6s 3-4 to 69 l-2 and closed at 60.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
HANDSOME EFFECT PRODUCED FOR
 BUILDING
NEW HOME OF CHA VALLEY BANK SOON READY TO RE-
 CEIvE FIXTURES.

The work of finishing the interior of the new Gila Valley Bank & Trust eompany's building at Broad and Mes quite streets Is going rapidly forward and within the next few days the build ing will be in readiness to receive the bank fixtures.
 Practically all of the stucco work is now in place. The ceilings and side walls are ready for the decorator and the work of covering the concrete walls of the vault with an ornamental coat of plaster is well under way. The plas- terers will probably finish their work early next week.
 When completed the interior of the building will percsnt a beautiful eff feet.
 The ceiling is handsomely decorated in stucco work with ornamental mould ings around the sky lights and along the beams which cross the ceiling. This same effect is continued to the walls, and the big vault in the rear of the building.
 There has been some little delay in the arrival of the fixtures, but they may be here by the time the plasterers have finished their work. The fixtures will be handsome in design and ar ranged for the convenience of both patrons and employees.
 At the rate the work is progressing the building should be ready for oc' cupancy before the first of July.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
METALS STEADY.

NEW YORK, May l4.--The London tin market was about 2s Sd lower with spot at fl3l, l5s and futures fl32, l5s. The local market was quiet with spot at 2s.90 to 29.l2h.
 Copper was little higher in Lon don, with spot closing at s59, los, Id and futures at f60, 3s, 9d. The local market was steady and unchanged with Lake 13.12h to 13.37h; eleetrolytic l2.75 to 1900; and casting l2.62h to l2.S7h.
 Lead was unchanged at fl3, 3s, 9d in London. The local market was steady at 4.30 to 4.35.
 Spelter was unchanged at f21, 17s Sd in London. Steady and shade higher at 5.05 to 5.10 locally.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
QUACKERYMENAC|NG CHURCH CLAIMS
 DOCTOR
MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL FAITH ATTACKED AND EVIL INFLU-
 ENCES SHOWN

BOSTON, May 14.-Quackery menac ing the church was seen in the Emman. uel mental and spiritual healing move ment tonight by Dr. Thomas H. Dar- lington, health officer of New York, who made an address at the Episcopal con gress.
 Dr. Darlington s attack on the new psychotherapy was made during the discussion of the idea, in which it was strongly defended by Reverend Lyman P. Powell of Northampton, Mass.
 ''The danger of the movement is rot to the medical profession, but to the church," said Dr. Darlington. "The church has at many times in the past suffered from quackery. If psycho- theraphy becomes function of the church, opportunities for such people are multiplied
 Reverend Powell said:
 "The Emanuel movement is the first intelligent and systematic effort to save psychotherapy to scientific medicine by placing responsibility on the doctor for the determination of the time and instances in which it is to be employed, and to save it from appropriation to the use of schismatic cults by reinfore- ing it with faith common to Catholic and Protestants alike.
 An attempt by so-called radicals in the church to have members of other denominations invited to deliver .ad dresses was defeated> by the general committee in charge of the congress.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
DUN OPTIMISTIC.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Further sig nifcant improvements have been mode in iron and steel and as they form the great basis of trade, this goes far to- ward establishing longdesired read iustment of the whole industrial situ- ation. This and the better weather for both agriculture and mercantile inter- ests, are the weeks most important trade developments. A marked op- timistic feeling, therefore, prevails in most branches in spit of the fact of the unsettliDg tarili debate.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
ANOTHER BUSINESS BUILDING ID BE .
 ERECTED

Preparations are being made by Her man Sydow and Carl Elder to erect a two-story reinforced concrete build ing, on South Broad street, adjoining the Arizona Fuel & Feed company g store.
 An old building which occupied a part of the lot has been demolished and the work of excavating for the foun- dations commenced. It is probable that actual work on the building will be started within the next few days.
 The building is to be 44 by 75 feet in size, with two store rooms on the first floor. The disposition of the second story has not been decided upon as yet.
 The building will be faced with brick. It will be of substantial con struction throughout and will effect q decided improvement on that part Of Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
TRADE REVIEWERS PREDICT BETTER
 TIMES

NEW YORK, May l4.-Bradstreets tomorrow will say: Irregularity still characterizes the trade, crop and indus trial situation. In industrial lines the consensus of reports is that further i'm provement has been registered, especial ly in the iron and steel, coal, coke, woolen manufacturing and leather trades Building is active and lines of trade catering to this industry are feel ing beneficial effects.
 Eastern shoe factory orders on hand are below normal. Sole leather is ac- tive, supplies well controlled and prices frmer Upper feathers arc also more active.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
MOSLEM AND CHRISTIAN
 ID INVESTIGATE RIOTING

CoNSTANTINOPLE, May 4.--The chamber of deputies, by vote of l2l to 34, at a secret session today, ap- proved the Turko- Bulgarian protocol, settling all claims arising from the proc lamation of Bulgaria. s independence.
 The chamber also elected two depu- ties, Moslem and Christian, to take part in an inquiry into the Adana massa- cres. The sultan accepted the honorary presidency of the American relief com mittee at Adana.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
GRAND JURY CALLED ID
 INVESTIGATE COAL LANDS

DENVER, May l4.-A special inves- tigation of coal lands in Colorado has been ordered by Attorney General Wickersham, who sent United States District Attorney, Thomas Ward, Jr., a telegram requesting him to hold the fed eral grand jury for ten days in order to go into the matter.
 The Times says M. D. McEniry, chief of the field division of the general land office, has been working on the case for months and the investigation will involve one of the biggest producing companies in the state.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
WEALTHY BUTCHER FOUND
 WITH HEAD CRUSHED IN

ST PAUL, May 14.--Louis Arbogast, & butcher, was murdered in his homie here early today. His head was crushed and his bed saturated with oil and set on fire.
 Miss Ida Arbogast, daughter of the dead man, aged 22, and Mrs. Arbogast, the widow, gave slightly different, yer sions of the finding of the body. De tectives found an axe covered with blood in the cellar. Arbogast is report ed to have been worth about $200,000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
CANNOT VERIFY STORY
 0F VENEZUELAN PRISON

CARACAS, May 14.-It has been impossible to verify the story coming from the Island of St. Vincent that the captain and crew of the American whaling vessel Carrie D. Knowles of Provineetown, Mass, has been langaish- ing in Venezuelan jail for five years. There-is nothing in the records of the American legation or foreign office to substantiate the story brought to St. Vincent by the sailor Elisha Payne.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
MARKET OPENS HIGH BUT SLUMPS
 ON SELLING
COPPER SHADE HIGHER IN LON. DON AND STEADY IN NEW
 YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May l4.--Priccs were high again today at the stock exchange, but the selling under cover to realize profits was pushed steadily and persist ently. The market was undermined and turned weak after show of strength in the first hour that was moro consist. ent and comprehensive than at any time previously this week.
 Bonds irregular. Totals $5,550,0 ,000. United States bonds unchanged.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
FOREST FIRES CREATE
 GREAT DEVASTATION

CORDOBA, Vera Cruz, May 14.-- Forest fires continue to do great dam- age in this vicinity with the long con tinued drought favoring rapid spread of the flames. At Isla fire eight miles wide is sweeping everything before it and near Penuela fire has destroyed all the buildings around the big rock guar. ry, leaving several hundred people homeless. ~
 Great areas of forest are now burning and several big sugar plantations have been devastated.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
sUrr FOR A HusBAND..

PHILADELPHIA, May l4--Suit was begun here today against Emma Flames, who is charged with having alienated the affection of Emilio De Gogorza, baritone in her company. The com plainant is theh baritone s wife.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
TOWN DESTROYED BY
 TORNADO IN KANSAS

CONCORDIA, Kan, May 14.-Three persons were Killed and ton or more ip- iured by a tornado which devastated the town of Hollis near here late today. Every building in town was wrecked.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
CARNEGIE LIBRARY DEDICATED

SAN LEANDRO, Cal, May l4.--In- teresting ceremonies attended the ded- ication of the new Carnegie library here today. Tho principal address was de livered by Colonel John P. Irish of Oakland. t
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
PRESIDENT WILL PASS
 DN DISMISSED MAJOR

WASHINGTON, D. C., May l4.-- Senator Clay of Georgia took up with the president today the case of Major Frank Del Darlington of tho Philip pines, the scout, who was courtmar- tialed four yearyago' and sentenced to dismissal
 The United States supreme court re- gently held that the evidence in the case did not warrant the verdict of the courtmartial, which was reversed.
 Executive action is necessary to re- store Major Darlington to his position.
 New suecjalties a< Drea,nIand touight
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
Kansas Trainmen Missing After
 Wreck

KANSAS CITY, May 14.-Wabash passenger train No. ran through an open bridge into Bull creek near Ran dolph, twenty miles east of here, to- night. The ngtne, baggage and mail cars fell into the water. A telephone message said that several trainmen were missing. No bodies have beeu found.
 The accident was caused by wash out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
OKLAHOMA TORNADO
 DOES GREAT DAMAGE

ENID, Okla, May 14.--A tornado followed by dclugc of rain did much damage north of here last night.
 The Santa Fe, Rock Island and st. Louis & San Francisco tracks were washed out for considerable distance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
SPOKANE RATE SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON, D. C., May H.--- A supplementary order was issued to- day by the interstate commerce commis- sion in the Spokane rate ease, by which the commission $ order is postponed temporarily, as to the Chicago & North western railroad, Union Pacific and Or egon Short Line and Oregon Railroad < Navigation company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15

VIII sell: 60 Superior & Boston (with rights)
 at l5 net. 900 Ray Central at 1916 net. 200 Superior & Globe at 95e. 50 Arizona Michigan at l.4.
 WILSON X CASH.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-15
Ten Acres of Fertile Land in
 to Be Given Away

Eight in the heart of the county seat of Graham county is one of the pret tiest little ten-acre ranches in Ar1zona. There is a seven-room modern brick and adobe house on the place, as well as a four.room house. Magnificent sil. yer naples, cottonwoods and other semi. tropical trees afford abundant shade and add beauty to the place, while flowers and graceful creeping vines add to a scene almost beyond description. The improvements on this property are absolutely worth s4oOo. The owner, however, wants to dispose of it quickly, as he is leaving this section of the country. He will give you the land ab
 solutsly free if you will pay him $21oo spot cash for the improvements. There is deep well on the place, provided
 with tank and windmill. The land is ready to SOW to alfalfa. Plenty of
 water from passing ditches at nom inal price. One block from courthouse and tho central school is within few
 feet. The biggest snap in all Arizona.
 See George Gamble
 about it any day in Globe or write him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
eEvANGEIISTS'. ADVANCE
MAN IS UNDER ARREST
A. .. Fairbairn, Representative OF
Muscular Christianity, Accused OF
jumping Board Bill.

Alfred l.. rairbairn. advance agent
for muscular Christianity OF y. L,
kenyon. u former Seattle real estate
iran. now touring the country with
lectures ON Religion made easy with
Cut compromise, occupies cell ~
ne Central station, having been ar
rested In the Griswold house, Monday
o,ning, or the charge OF defraudins
tae Caro- hotel. Caro-. Mich, out OF a
SIG hoard bill Detectives Brooks and
seymour arrested him.
Fairbaiin declares that his arrest Is
due TO his fear or trouble at the hands
OF Kenyon. for whom he left his happy
home IN Seattle, two months ago, ana
Who has now turned against him, ana
is acting peculiarly. Fairbairn says
tAat kenyon went SO far as to threat
en- his HE, IN Caro-, after ChrIstiau'
ity lectured, Friday night, and that
Fairbairn promptly left the town,
board bill and all, and came TO Detroit.
A whole armful OF odd-soundinS
kilograms. sent from New York 10
Fairbairn says that kenyons famlly'
in Seattle. also wired him often, order
ing him to watch Kenyon, prevent MIN
from drawing 80 much money ami
lot them know his condition
from time TO time. One OF these tele'
grams Is signed by G. Z. Kenyon,
son OF the evangelist"
"To H. with all stiffs, is one
rbrase I'm a Kenyon telegram TO Fair
bairn. ordering him TO contract for the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
Costly Presents for Hollands Expected Heir

There Is nothing a tenth as inter
esting In Holland today as the expect
ed heir TO the throne. The people
VIII talk of nothing else and the pray
ers OF men. women ami children go
heayenward morning and night for
the safety OF Queen Wilheimina and
the baby soon TO see the light OF the
world. For weeks. the people having
been giving money TO buy presents
for the royal infant. cities and towns
and villages vyIng with each other In
the costliness OF the gifts. Subscrip-
ton papers are passed around In the
streets and the poorest is not too poor
To give something. A whole room
has been given up TO the presents In
the queens palace.
In the top picture good housewife
Il Maarken. walking out with her Pic
turesQue brood, 10 seen signing her
name To n subscription list for Maar-
ken's present to the baOy. In the
middle is picture of the golden rattle
Presented by the women Of Groningen
below shows the crowd outside the
ralase al Amsterdam waiting To see
tie presents the loyal and loving pco-
re Of Holland have given for the in-
frntile oomfori and enjoyment OF their
fnturr ruler.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
MURDER TRIAL OF CAPT.
HAMS TO BE LENGTHY
Mrs. Hams May Not Testify Against
Husband, Who Killed VIM. e.
Annls-Trlal Orene.

FLUSHING, l., l., April l0.-'Whea
the trial OF Capt. Peter G. Hains for
the murder Of VIM. E. Annis. at tho
Bayside Yacht club last August, was
called before Justice Garretson today,
II was anticipated that Il would be
long drawn out owing to tho statement
by the justice that he will lock the
jury up. This fact IL expected &C. keep
many who might be willing to serve
on the jury,
When court opened this morning
the regular weekly panel Of Is and II
special venire oL-~45e-taiesmen wers
on hand but many Of them presented
excuses and asked To be disqualified.
District Attorney Dewitt ADMITTED
this morning that he has no absolute
PROMISE -vfrcrs- tt1ttuUuffu t7ttpy fTtus
that she will take the stand against
the captain
If we find we need her testimony
said Dewitt, she viii be on nand."
Dewitt said the prosecutio.. Will
call about 20 witnesses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-19
HOW THAT NASTY ENGINE
SQUIRTED OIL AND WATER

ELKHART, Ind, April 19.-Its a
time honored custom In Elkhart to 60
down to the Lake Shore station and
watch the trains go through. But is
that any reason why three perfectly
nice girls should get oil and hot water
squirted over them by nasty old en-
CINE?
Tbs point will come up shortly in
a civil suit in which the Lake Shore
railroad will I've the defendant. The
girls want $3.50 damages.
II was Sunday afternoon, and we all
had on our near directories and gray
spats and work basket hats, and III we
do say II ourselves nobody could cast
any asperslons on them-much less
hot water and oil. said the fair ones.
But the engine went--s-Q-u.u-i-r-t
all over EN-
Then, ON, dear and Goodness
gracious, We said. And then Wen
sue"