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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-02
CORNELL WINS.

= POUGHKEEPSIE, July 2.-The =
+ Cornell four this afternoon won p
+ the collegiate rowing event, win +
I. ming ten lengths ahead of the j
3 nearest competitor. =
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
BALLINGER FAY0RS
WESTERN WATER USERS
Special 10 The Tribune,


WASHINGTON. Nov. 94.-Secretary
BaIllnger brought Joy 10 The water
users association on the reclamation
projects of tbc west today, when be
practically authorized the postpone
meut- of the payment of the taxes due
December /. until spring While the
secretary was in the west the past sum
mer he was waited upon by representa-
lives of the Water Users association
Of the Minidoka tract and other rccla-
maiion projects. They told the secre-
iary If payments could be postponed
from Dcccmbcr until April it would af.
ford an opportunity for The farmers
on the tracts 10 market their crops at
Il season when they could command The
best prices and make it easier 10 pay.
The secretary, after considering the
matter. decided he had no authority,
under tho law. TO postpone the date OF
payment OF taxes beyond The ten-ycar
period. but be has Instructed all the
field agents. 10 whom the orders were
sent today. that he Will not work a
forfeiture IN any case for failure TO
pay the tax due December if the tax
is actually paid before ADril |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
NEWH0USE IN CONTROL
OF THE NEW COMPANY
Special TO The Tribune

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-Within u
few days stockholders Of the Now
notice so forward their temporary
receipts, TO be exchanged for regular
stock certificates of the South Utah
Mines and Smn!ters The South Mines
and SmelteTs is taking over the New
house properties. according 10 The re.
organization plans, and viii begiu the
work of production Just ~ soon as thcv
have received tide 10 their properties.
Samuel Newbousc. president Of the old
company. has declined TO accept tue
presidency Of the ucw conpanv as he
expects To spend much OF his time in
Enropc during tbe coming year. He is
represented on the board b., T. A.
Schirmcr and l.. y. Kramer. Mr., New
house is sill the largest stakeholder in
the company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Fire Zone Bars.
EXPLORER PEAR{ WILL NOT
GO ON THE PLATFORM

WASHINGTON. NOV. .I.-Commaader
Robert l.. PcaTy announced today that
Inc would not go on the lecture platform.
''Ir do any talking Rt all" said the
North pole explorer. "I wii speak be
fore ono or two scientific societies. BUt
will not make . lecture tour"
Commander Pcary called At the Willie
house today 10 pay his respects 10 the
president. He said that i'm his opinion
The conquest OF The South pole would
bc easier than that OF the North. be-
causc at the South pole the conditions
were fixed.
The polo itself is surrounded hy a con-
tiucnt or group OF islands Ccmcntcd to-
ccthcr by Ice. and. h" said. il would he
easy for expeditions 10 plant caches each
year and thus step by step attain the
DciC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Utah COPPER FIGURES
IN PROPOSED MERGER
sneeial TO The Tribune.

spceia! % TIC ITIOHHv'
NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-Dcmauds
made by large interests IN the Utah
Coppcr company arc SAID TO be me
cLicf obstacle TO the progress in the
conner merger negotiations lust now.
II is said that the Guggenhcims believe
;hcv would be able TO bring the Utah
Conner into line without any difficulty
While thcv have been able virtually 10
central tbe comnauv through their
holdings and those of their close as.
sociatcs, It is stated that they do not
actuaIIy control majority of the
storE Charles NJ. MacNciil. Daniel
HAYDEN and William b. Thompson. who
ave all directors. arc inclined to insist
mon a valuation of the company 5
holdings higher tbsu the organizers are
willing TO couccdc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
TAFT WALKS STREETS
LIKE PRIVATE CITIZEN

WASHINGTON, Nov, 2i.--Prcsident
Taft walked the streets of Washington
tonight and mingled with tue people of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue with ouly few
signs Of recognition from passcrs-hv.
Whenever hc was addressed he DOTTED
his hat. Incidentally it might be re-
marked that Mr.. Taft IS thc first pres,-
dcut of inc United States 10 lako such
z Journey since the davs when General
Grant. smoking his black cigar, strolled
sbout tbc capital
When O'Clock struck, the prcsi-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
ALMA BELL FREED
BY JURY'S VERDICT
California Girl Held Insane
When She Shot Lover Who
WrOnged Her.
NO LONG DELIBERATI0N
TO REACH AGREEMENT
Woman viii BE Sent East to
Relatives to Begin Life
Anew.

AUBURN, Cal. Nov. 2l.-Alma Bell
was acquitted today of the murder of
Joe Armes, her lover, on June of this
year. The jury WAS out only short
time.
The girl was accused Of shooting
Armes on the night Of June last. She
called Armss from the cabin where he
was sleeping with his brothers aud
shortly afterwards pistol shot was
heard from the direction in which tho
couple had gone, Frank Armes and
Tony Grinko. brother and friend of Joe,
rushed out Of the cabin and found
Armcs lying in the road dead. The sher-
iff was notified and the next morning
no found Alma Bell crouching in the
brush near the scene of the shooting
Confesses the Killing.
After shooting, Miss Bell went to \
nearby ranch house and told the in
mates that sho had killed her lover.
She left, but returned later, and said
she knew that be was not dead, because
she could hear MIN crying She left
for The second time and was not seen
again until she was found the next
morning By Sheriff NcAuley.
Nv N'AbAtl Nds ltDutGcu on INC
ground rbat Alma Bell was insane al
the moment Of the shooting but was
sane Immediately before and immcdi.
atclY after the homicide. The instruc-
lions of Judge Aruol were 10 this eff
feet.
After the verdict, the girl received
the congratulations of her attorneys.
friends and family.
Her brothers declared this morning
that they would send her 10 relatives
in the cast, where her history is not
known.
Three Ballots Taken.
Three ballots were taken by The Jury
before 4 verdict WAS reached
The trial of Alma Bell attracted
much attention because the dctcusc
openly stated that it rested lis case
upon justification Of tho act under the
uuwrittcu law the young woman,
it was alleged, having shot Arucs after
ne had refused 10 keep his promise OF
marriage and declined 10 shield her
from dishou0r. \ second plea was tenn.
rorary insanity brought on by the girls
desperation and oVcrwrought mental
state rs a result of the situation in
which she found herself
District Attorney Tuitlc announced
that he was satisfied with the verdict
Nina Bell. who has been in jail here
since last juno, was released from Gus.
tody aud tomorrow will cat Thanksciy.
ing dinner with her family.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Gives Five Millions.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Nov 9i.-An-
nounccnnnt that the bcqucsts OF the late
John Stua-t Kennedy of New YORK; tu tho
Prcsbytcriau board OF foreign missions
would amount To- $4,000. 600 luSicad OF
81 O10. 900. as had been stated AT The time
of his death. was made At the fGNmCa's
missionary convention he.e today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
MOB !(NCHES NEGRO WHO
ATTACKS WHITE WOMAN

ANN1STON Ala. Nov IA mob
lynched Roy Roylsion, u negro. here to
day, for attacking Mrs. W. G. Cheatwond
Vile Of u white farmer. The negro fIcd
sG GtrV his crime and was tracked mann.
miles. HIS puIsucrs r,dded him with
shot and his body WAS Then burned, Hts
victim Is in a critical condition and NAV
die. There Is much feeling against ne
gro residents as result Of tho affair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
FUNERAL or DE ARMOND
AND GRANDSON FRIDAY

rI,rT.EE Mo. Nov 2l-Funeral scry-
;ccs over the bodies OF David 4. Dc.Nr-
mond and his grandson. David \. DGAr-
mond. Ir, who porishcd IN tlre which
JnsirnycI the peArmond residence here
o,Tiv yestcrdav. will be held ut the Meth
odiai i;piscopal church OF this city, Fri
daV afternoon. ,... ,,..-,,,..,,
rsft Speaker Cannon and Mayor Nc
fin,Isn OF New York and many others
have hcan received by tho lanlIy'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Miners Greet Taft.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2f-Presidcnt
1-afr rccnived Il delegation OF coal miners
and operators today hGs@sd ,nIs 1y ;n,a RcPrGd nHd
1,nasIinnt Thomas T.. Lewis oi the United
s,,ne TS'' Workers Of America, who called 70
Irsc 1,tls bin to advocate some change IN me
iu..' @ -,fiv,ovs 10 make freight pools Or
.''ncc,nnnts ,oT tndcr government supervision.
IL. nrcgjIcnt said he would consider the
inject
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Domestic

Fj-pt Sfops vorl, or renewing dead
81 ST. Paul mine. ..........-
Testimony as ~ GuCS"nhCiins In
Alaska coal land cages ....s.....
Alma Bell. who killed her lover.
acquitted by verdict Of Jury.
TAFT kept busy With important
questions of state ........s.....
Ambitious hosrtbrokcn woman
commits suicide ................
Flash from the wire .....,.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Local.

City To- observe Thanksgiving on
large and appropriate scale......
Wife SAYS husband Is too fond OF
another wOman ...,.-.......... 3
Zion TO have big flour mill ss..,,.ll
federal grand jury ..............li
Another EldrcdGc gets pull al
public irJL ................ I
Alleged swindcr is apprchendcd q. !
Pure food show proving success. / /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

CHERRY. H., Nov. 24.-Aftcr more
than 100 bodies had been discovered in
the ST. Paul mine carly today, efforts
to carry them 10 the surface were
temporarily abandoned, while battle
was begun to check the fire that again
threatened the main shaft
If efforts TO control the fire are not
successful early tomorrow. il is prob
able the mine again Will be sealed, and
will remain so for weeks, if not months.
Today flames from the fire in the
second vein. 31O feet below the sur
face. had swept fifty feet up the main
shaft, Then the fire was forced back
Mine Manager TAYLOR SAYS that de-
struction of tbe main shaft is at all
times imminent. and with it. Will 20 the
only possibility Of removing the bodies.
That no men survive in the mine is
DOW generally conceded, even by the
most optimistic.
Fire Zone Bars
The only part OF the mine as vet un.
explored and in which living men pos.
sibly could be found, is the cast work
inc of the second vein, AT the entrance
OF which the fire is Burning fierccly
Twice Tcscuing PARTIES that have
yentured past the fire have been tenn
porarilv cut off by the flames and
rescued with difficulty. No further at
tempt 10 venture into The fire zone will
be made until the 6rc is eXtinguisbed,
which may be work OF DAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Foreign.

House Of Lords warned by Lord
Eoschcry .--............... -.
Foreign news IN brief ....,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Sportinp News.

: Picked baseball team FOR Cuba 10
: Betting lively at -Emcryvlllc.. 10
. Distrlc, Of Columbia may abolish
football s.s-.... --...-.......--.,l 10
: Salt Lake and Ogden football
!. game .......,..... ...,.......l0
. University plays Logan today. 10
: Lafaycttcs win basketball cham
pionship .,.,.,.. ...-s......,.,.,lO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
FIRE STOPS TASK
Of REMOVING DEAD
Probability That Mine at
Cherry, ILL.,, viii Be Sealed
for Weeks or Months.
HUNDRED FIFTY BODIES
FOUND IN THE WORKINGS
Even the Most Optimistic Have
Given Up Hope That Any
Victims Remain Alive.


-
= CHERRY. H., Nov 25-Thc :
:" st. Paul mine was sealed carly :
= this morning. fire gaining such :
= Roadway that 1t was thought hest 4.
= 10 cut off all air in the shafts ..
= The mine probably Will remain :
!. scaled for several weeks. -.
y /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
Are You READING

"Thc Great Salt Lake Mys-
tery?" If you arc not you are
missing treat Turn TO it to-
day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
ARE YOU FOLLOWING "TE GREAT SALT MYSTERYn
IA MAN WHO is
rrpEAT ENOUGH

:. NJ himself. evolves enemies who
s,ry upon his cost-ia!ls aud ctcrnally
-, ..wboa-' Theirs is "A death clutch.
.md not until he is dead and they are
,s.d does the yolplng OF the pack
,se-so SAYS Ebert Hubbard.
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Arizona republican., 1909-06-17

lenter," and also that the appetite and purse will be, brought into more CO., operative harmony.
 CANALS AND WATER-The water supply in the river, yesterday was the same as the day before and the diver sion to. the canals today will be the same as yesterday.
 DEATH OF FATHER-Malcolm Gillett has received letter from Jack Adams of the surveyor generals of flee, who went east a few days ago in response to news of the illness of his father. The latter recites the adeath of the sick man, George A. Adams, who was past so years of age. Jack also wrote that he would accom- pany the body to the former home in Toronto, for interment. and then re- turn to Phoenix direct, arriving here about Sunday.
 BOUGHT A LOT-ChaIies Munger is the latest man to invest in a sub urban lot in Indianola Place near the end of the Indian school car line. The lots are going rapidly now and several are held for few days for friends of investors who desire to settle their own kind of people along side of them That is not bad idea either When one not only picks out the place he wants, but picks out his neighbors and fixes everything up to suit him, he has about all the aver age home builder can ask for.
 MRS. DIXON DEAD-News has been received by Phoenix friends of the death of Mrs. Dixon, for two years and a half a resident of Phoe- nix, on June 9th in Wattsburg, Wash. The funeral was held there on June II. She is survived by her parents, two sisters and a brother, and a daughter II years old She came here suffering of bronchial affection from which she sought relief, and was a 'well known member of the congrega- tion of the First NJ. F. church. She left here for Washington about two months ago.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
THE RIVER coM?ARIsoN-Perti

THE RIVER RISON-Perti- nent to the remarks of John k. Norton in an interview in this paper yester- day, wherein he stated that there is now smOre water in Salt river five miles below the Roosevelt dam, than he ever saw before at this season of the year. The following comparative figures for this year and last year are interesting June 15. 1909 the combined flow of the Salt and Verde rivers was S49 second feet. June E, 1908, the combined flow of the two rivers was 5S4 second feet. The difference in favor of this year is 10, 500 inches.
 YAVAPAI CLUES NEW HOME The doors of the Yavapai clubs new home in Prescott, replacing the one destroyed by fire, will be opened to members and their guests. on the evening of July 1st, with d reception and ball. Special committees have been appointed and circular letters is sued to the members inviting them to be present and apprising them of their privileges and limitations in in viting guests. Prescott, as well as the club, is to be congratulated on this event, for it is a town event almost as much as a club event. The club in days past has earned a reputation all over the country for it's hospitality and it has afforded the citizens of Prescott many conveniences for the entertainment of notable visitors in the city, not otherwise provided for. It is not merely a club, but a Prescott institution"
 NOTHING TO TIA false impress sion has gained circulation in Phoenix that has resulted in considerable mis- cry for lot of Phoenix men. They have noticed that the Hotel Adams cafe is being quite well patrOnized and that it is about the most attractive place in Phoenix for a clean bite to eat on a hot day and many of them have yearned to place their feet under the tables and get busy, but have been prevented by the rumors in circulation to the effect that they would be bar red unless they had their coats on. Manager Lowell says he desires to correct that impression The sum- mer cafe is being run for the purpose of feeding people; giving them good things to eat for the usually stipu- lated consideration. No conventional dinner dress is required and as for coats, well nobody wears them now. The only requirement is that the patron shall wear clothes of some kind and enough of them to comply with the police regulations and the ordinary proprieties of life.
 BALL GAME CALLED oFF-The ball game which was announced for Sunday between the Baswitz team and the team of Beet Diggers- from Glen dale. has been called off on account of the inability of the Glendale crowd
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
DO YOU WANT TO LAUGH?

Be sure and see the Ladies' Mai Driving Contest at the Coliseum to- night.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
Of Local Interest

HOSE RACING ON FoURTH-The hose and horse races that the Bisbee board of trade is planning to have during their mammoth three day Fourth of July celebration will attract attention from all parts of the terri tory. The prizes that are going to be offered will be an incentive to the fastest class obtaihable in the south west
 UNION PICNIC. The A. NJ. E. and Second Baptist churches will have a union picnic at East Lake park today. Ball game, foot. sack and chicken races; eloquent addresses by Dr. Coats and Prof. Stables, will be the program of the day. A musical and literary program will he rendered in the pavil- ion tonight. Everybody is invited. Ad-- mission free. Rev. H. Franklin Bray and w. k. Burgess, managers.
 KNIGHTS OF UMBUS-From all reports the encampment of the Knights of Columbus, on the 18th. goth and 21st to be held at Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, will be the largest event of its kind ever held in the south west for several years. The baseball tournament announced to be held at Prescott on June % may not material ize This was the event that was to have been enjoyed on the way home from the encampment- The grand ball on the evening of the 22nd will more than likely be held as previously an- nounced.
 S. F. p. &. p. APPEALS-An appeal was filed in supreme court yesterday by the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railroad in the case of Cecil G. Fen nell against the Arizona Smelling com pany and others, including the appel lant The appeal is from an order of Judge Sloan sustaining a demurrer to the appellants cross complaint, in which it is alleged that there is due the railroad company sS2,460.65 for transportation charges and material furnished the shelter. The company had filed lien covering this claim. There had been filed a plea to the Jurisdiction of the court by J. Kearney iRce, the receiver of the old smelting company and also a plain abatement.
 LOOKING FOR BALL PLAYERS Mir. HerZberg, who a couple of weeks ago announced his intention of branch ing out as a baseball manager after the departure of Rudolph is securing base ball team to take to Prescott The tournament which was to have been held in that city having been called off on account of the heavy ex- pense and the impossibility of secur- ing a sufficient number of teams within a suitable radius, the Noun taineers have decided to try cOnclu- siOns with another team from Phoe- nix. As many of those who have been playing with the Valley team will be otherwise employed it is doubtful whether Herzberg will be able to se- cure a team which he will think strong enough to put in the field against the mountaineers.
 HAIL TO THE CANTALOUPE- The sweet and succulent cantaloupe has made its appearance in the Phoe- nix market, that being the final fea- ture in the ceremony of ushering in the real Arizona summer season. But a week later it is expected the canta- loupes will be sweeter and "succu-
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17

an innocent canine thus jeopardized, the suggestion that rivets be used has been offered.
 THE COY WIDOW.-The Coy Widow, given at the Coliseum last night, was clever, and deserved the appreciation that it received. It was a screaming farce from beginning to end, full of funny situations, side bursting climaxes, and had a swing and go that is seldom seen on vau deville stage. Dawson & Whitfield the sketch team, supposed to be the best on the southern circuit, was the best act of the evening
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
A COY WIDOW

will make you laugh at the Coliseum tonight
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
NO! NEWMARK'S EXTRACTS

Are Not Adulterated or Doctored in
 Any Way.
 Nothing but pure ingredients used. They suit the taste of more people in Phoenix than all other kinds put together. Their sale is increasing every day too. The particular house. keeper is better satisfied with New marks Extracts than with any other kind. Ask your neighbor.
 VALLEY TEA & COFFEE HOUSE 131 N. Center St., Phone Red 260f
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17

to secure a team The game may be scbaduled a week later
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17

to secure a team. The game may be scheduled a week later.
 MAKES MOTOR TRIP.-Supt. c. NJ. Scott, of the P and F.. made a trip over that road in the motor car yesterday.
 IN POLICE COURT-The mill of justice in the city police court ground out it's product yesterday, the grist be ing four unfortunates who were drunk and became disorderly. They receiv- ed from seven to ten dollars, or an equivalent number of days.
 RAY RAILROAD PROGRESSING According to reports which have been received from Kelvin the work of grad ing on the broad guage road from kel- win to Ray is being pushed as rapidly as possible, and the work will be rushed to an early completion. The new construction will enable the Ray ores to reach the concentrating mill at Kelvin economically and will do much to add to the boom which is expected in the P and F. mining camp.
 NEW CHIEF CLERK-B. H. Huen- eryager, who for some time past has been the chief clerk in the offices of the M. and P. and P. and E., is on the sick list. As soon as he is able to make the trip he will leave. for Chi cago, where he will remain for sev- eral months It is his intention to re- turn to Arizona in the fall. The po sitiOn of chief clerk will be taken by Sims Eaton, who has been employed in the city ticket office for the past two years. -.-
 A DOG TAG SUGGESTION-The new official dog catcher still continues to be a very busy official and each day he secures a cage of unfortunate unclaimed canines which he sends to their last long rest. A number of ani mals on which the tax has been paid are reported as having lost their tags and the suggestion is made by the po lice department that the tax receipts be riYeted to the collar instead of be- ing merely fastened It is not likely that owners of all of the dogs which have been reported as. having lost the tags which make possible their con tinuance of the earthly life, have enc mics who would steal the tags from their canines. In order that the tags may not be pulled off and the life of
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
Daily Weather Report

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for 24 hours ending 5:30 pm. yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-17
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