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Arizona republican., 1909-03-25
Charcoal LOzengeS A Natural Breath
 Perfume
Charcoal Assists in Gaining and Re
 taining a Sweet Breath.

Breath perfumes should never be re sorted to. They seldom conceal the odor and never remove the cause, and are very suggestive.
 Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges sweet ems the breath by removing the cause a disordered condition of the stom ach, and by this means imparts to the breath the natural, healthful odor. void of all unnatural or suggestive condi- tion. Charcoal fills a fOurfold mission First. it purifies the breath by restor- ing to it the natural odor nature in tended it to have. Second, charcoal is an absorbent. absorbing 100 per cent per volume of gas, by this means re- lieving flatulence and gases of the stomach and bowels. Third. -harcoal aids digestion and by this means regu- lates the action of the bowels, reliev- ing flux. diarrhoea. piles. constipation, etc. Fourth. charcoal oXidiZes the the blood. thus preventing pimples and other eruptiOns that arise from indi- gestion and impurities of the blood.
 Stuarts Charcoal Lozenges are household necessity and should be in every home, containing only young willow wood charcoal and honey. They are perfectly harmless and any quan- tity may be taken without ill-effects. old and young folks alike can take SJuart's Charcoal LOzenges with the same beneficial results.
 The next time that you have sour stomach, indigestion, bad breath, heart burn. gastritis, bad taste in the mouth, belching or belching up Of food, just step in the nearest drug store and get a box of StUart's Charcoal LoZenges and try them: the results will be grati- flying and almost instantaneous. the stomach will soon feel better and the disagreeable odor disappear in a very short time.
 If you prize a sweet breath and healthy stomach, you should occasion ally use Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. A lozenger now and then will suffice to sweeten the breath and keep the stomach in a healthy condition; try them; for sale everywhere, or a sam pie will be mailed free upon request. Address the F. A. Stuart Co, 200 Stu art Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-25
sLossoN oUTPLAYs CUTLER.
Boston Man Falls Far Behind in Bill
 Hard Tournament.

New York. March 24.-George Slos- son of this city outplayed 4. G. Cutler of Boston in tonights game in the international 1S.2 billiard championship al Madison Square Garden. Slosson had an opportunity of equaling Sut- tons average of 100 in his fifth inning. but after scoring 150 with 45 to go for the game, he failed on a difficult twO-cushiOn shot. On his 18th shot in the eighth inning the local man had the worries frozen and decided to have the balls spotted. He played the break a bit wide, but a luck kiss gave him the count, and after a general laugh, in which Cutler joined Student" run out the game with an unfinished run of 29. The score follows: SIosson 500: average @ AS. high runs 225, I5O, 3S.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-25
LAGUNA DAM FINISHED

Yuma, March 24.-The last car load of rock has been dumped into the apron of the Laguna dam and the great diversion weir is being cleared of all construction equipment preparatory to the opening celebration March 30 and 31. The opening day will be celebrated by a grand parade in which will be many picturesque floats, representing the change from frontier days to the present time. On the 31st, a barbecue will be given at the dam
Arizona republican., 1909-03-25
BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY
Personnel of the Court Announced
 Yesterday.

Washington, March 24.-Secretary of War Dickinson announced today the retired army officers who have been appointed members of the court of inquiry to investigate the dis charge of the battalion of the 18th colored infantry for alleged complicity in the affair at Brownsville as pro vided by the Foraker resolution. The officers follow: Lieut.. Gen. &. NJ B. Young, Maj. Gen. J. P. Sanger, Brig. Gen. Theodore Schwan, Brig Gen. Butler D. Price and Brig. Gen. John M. Wilson. Captain Charles R. How land, 2lst infantry was named as re- corder of the court. The time and place of meeting of the court was not determined, but it is expected the court will be held in this city in the course of a few days.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-25

moved from their foundations. The GOodview schOolhouse, near Sanger, was wrecked. In this vicinity two farmers and two children of negro ten ants were killed. At Grafton every business house save one was blown down. The Methodist and Baptist churches were completely wrecked. At Dan. also in Wise county, near Slidell, TWO houses were destroyed. The Chris tian church at Greenwood was de- stroyed.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-25
Serpentine Crepe

F UT CII6 1IIdkIIIg UI d IUIIS or short Kimonos this ma terial is indispensable. And we are showing a right smart selection of them. Solid cOlOrs, also cream and black, besides the various floral and striped designs, 32 inches wide and moderately priced at, yard. .. .20c
Arizona republican., 1909-03-25

"Our glasses fit" We carry Invis- ible Bifocal, TOric and all other lenses and frames manufactured. Swigert Bros. 17 F. Adams St. Phone 2641.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
JUNKIN WANTS LAWYER.
The Self-confessed Criminal Has No
Money-Tral Will Probably
Come OF Next Week.

Ottumwa, Ia, April I4.-In persu-
ance of the written request of John
Junkin, the negro seli-confessed MUIR
derer of Miss Clara Rosen, read in
open court this afternoon, Judge G. w.
Vermilion appointed Judge j. C.Mitch'
ell to defend the criminal. The letter
from Junkin was mailed from the pris.
on at Fort Madison and was addressed
to the presiding judge. In it was the
request that Judge Mitchell be APP,
pointed by the court, as he had no
money with which to employ an attor
ney. No further action was taken by
the court relative to Junkin's arraign
ment or trial. Owing to the present
trial before the court there will be nc
action taken on the case until next
week.
In defense of Junkin," stated Judge
Mitchell, this afternoon, al will con
duct fair open trial without any pc
.tifoggery whatever. | shall do soi
sJuhkin all that can be done in an
open manner and no perjury shall be
used by me or by me be allowed t.
be used in the defense / will make fol
him"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
PORK KILLS THREE IOWANS
OTHER MEMBERS or SIOUX CITY
FAMILY ARE Ill.
Trichina in the Meat Responsible For
Poisoning Members Of John
kolpin's Family.
iowa Press Dispatch

Sioux City, Ia, April 14.-As a re-
suit of eating pork infected with tri-
china, three members OF the family OF
John Kolpin are dead and three are
dangerously i'll.
The dead are John Kolpin, Jr., Mrs.
John Kolpin, and their 14-year-old son,
Herbert Kolpin. They died at Galva,
their home.
Those seriously i'll at the German
Lutheran hospital here are Miss Minna
ISchuelke and her brother, Henry
ISchuelke, both OF Aurelia.
Ill at Galva are the following: Miss
Minna Peters, Will Poltzin, Henry
Holtz, Gustave Drier, John Holtz, Mrs.
John Kolpin, ST.. Ella Kolpin and Mrs.
William Getzmier.
The victims partook of pork at a
dinner following funeral at the Kol-
pin home in Galva.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
1000 HOMELESS BY
ACT Of FIRE BUG
Rochester, NJ. r, Swept by In
Cendiary Flames.
LOSS PLACED AT 81 100000
Help is Summoned from Buffalo and
Syracuse to Fight the Gale
Famed 5Iaze--MiIitia
Is Called Out.

Rochester, n Y, Apr. 14.--Nearly
1000 persons are homeless today as
the result of the fire which swept this
city yesterday Soldiers are helping
them to protect the few things they
saved from the flames.
Swept along in the face of a %
mile gale, the fire destroyed several
sections of the city and did damage
estimated at 81 100000. 1t is believed
the fire is of incendiary origin and the
police are investigating.
For a time 1t was thought that a
great portion of the city would be
swept, and aid was summoned from
Buffalo and Syracuse,
Generously and promptly the out-of-
town tiremen with apparatus respond
ed. but ere they reached the scene
the heroic work of the local depart
ment and of volunteers had got the
flames under check and their assist
ance was not required.
Mayor Asks for Help.
Mayor Edgerton has issued a call
for relief funds for the homeless fam
lilies. Some of them are chartered in
precinct houses and a large number
are in school buildings.
A heavy rain set in at six o'clock
last night and while it helped in extin-
gushing the smoldering ruins 1t was a
hardship on the homeless, especially
those whose household effects were in
the open. Thieying, which started
early in the day, was stopped by the
militia
Because Of the numerous fires which
Rochester has had lately the board
of fire underwriters has increased
rates here on all buildings except
| dwellings, Is cents on every $780,
The Palmer building, fourstory
brick structure devoted to manufactur.
Ling interests. at Main and Gibbs
streets. was the starting point of the
| conflagration, which spread over a
wide area, and then jumped nearly a
mile and started a second series OF
fires OF such proportione that aid was
summoned from Buffalo and Syracuse.
Principal Buildings Destroyed.
Buildings which were destroyed in
| addition to about rs residences, were
the Palmer building, Temple Berth
Kodesh. First Reformed Church OF
America, the Ward apartments and
First German Luther Zion church
The St. Peters Presbyterian church
the Palmer lumber yards and several
small firms on Main street were dam
| aged.
1t was reported during the progress
of the fire that one girl was missing
and that one fireman had been killed
but this was erroneous. Several fire
men we're injured by falling walls.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
SOUL MATER TO PRISON.
Marion Grey's Sentence of One Year
Is Affirmed by the Appel
ate Court.

Chicago, Apr. 14.-Marion Grey Of
the Searchlight club of Elgin, ILL.,, must
serve one year in prison cell for her
work in mating souls of rich but lone
some men and handsome but lovesick
widows.
Judge Landis' sentence in the case
was yesterday affirmed by the United
States circuit court of appeals. No
error was found in the records and the
attorney for the girl matrimonial
agent, Elijah N. Zoline, who took her
case after a reported squabble between
Miss Grey and her trial counsel, was
informed in the decision that IF any
error was committed it was invited
error"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
WOMAN DOWNS SALOONS.
Mrs. c. n. Mccrackin Keeps Rum
Shops Out of Village Of
Dodson, Kan.

Kansas City, Mo-, Apr. 14.-Mrs. C..
H. McCrackin has defeated Is at
tempts in the last five years to place
saloon in the village of Dodson, 20
miles south of Kansas City.
Her latest victory was achieved yes.
terdaS when the. county court, acting
on evidence obtained by her, again
refused to issue license, when the
latest applicant recently filed a petit
tIon with the court.
Mrs. McCrackin mounted her horse
and rode through the township procur,
ing signers to a remonstrance. She
gathered the information that many
names on the application were forg.
cries.
las long as l live and am able to
travel" smiled Mrs. McCracken,
there will never be a saloon in bod.
son." .<..- ..
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
DYNAMITE PLOT IS F0IlED
pANvlLLE QLL.) MANS PLAN
SPOILED Pv POLICE.
Intended to Blow Up His Grand.
parents, an Ex-Policeman and
Himself

Danyille, ILL.,, Apr. 14-The police
yesterday foiled David Reynolds, aged
20, in what they believe was an at
tempt to blow himself, Mr.. and Mrs.
Apheus Darling and former Police
man Jesse Shaffer into atoms with 20
pounds of dynamite
Reynolds went to his grandparents
home in Quarrelsome mood He at
once proceeded to conect number Of
sticks Of dynamite with the electric
wire of battery. Becoming alarmed
the grandmother inquired what he
was doing and he is said to have re-
piled: What you don't know won't
hurt you"
Reynolds then demanded that the
woman go to a barber shop nearby
and ask former Policeman Shafrer to
come to his home as he wanted to
see him. Shaffer refused to go be-
cause he feared that Reynolds wished
to pay back an old grudge.
When the grandmother returned the
young man had made a circuit of dy-
Mantle and the battery and is said to
have remarked to the woman, zone
word and | will blow you to pieces"
The woman called Officer Colt.
When he saw the policeman coming
Reynolds picked up the dynamite and
endeavored to escape. He was cap
tured but again escaped on his way
to the city police station in patrol
wagon. He was later recaptured and
is being held in the city prison pend.
ing hearing to-day.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
LIGHTNING'S QUEER FREAK
NO ONE HURT IN WRECKED MAR.
SHALLToWN HOME.
interior of Residence is Left in Ruins
But is Not Fired Nor Are the
Occupants Harmed.

Marshalltown, Ia, April 14.-One of
the most curious freaks ever Played
by lightning in this city, and not be
attended by either fatalities or a
conflagration, occurred late Sunday
night when bolt struck the home OF
Frank Sheffield, in the south part OF
town. The lightning practically
wrecked the interior of the house,
tearing a hole three feet in diameter
in the kitchen foor turning the kit,
chen range upside down and demolish.
ing it, and then dumping the entire
stove into the hole A ball of fire en-.
tered through the window of the bed
room occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Shelf
field, passed directly over Mrs. Shelf
fields head, tearing articles in the
room all to pieces, and burning a
hole three inches long through the
barrel of shotgun standing In the
corner of the room. Every dish in the
kitchen and dining room was broken
and the dining room and kitchen were
torn away from the main part of the
house and moved from the foundation
The cellar door was TORN from its
hinges, and hole three feet deep was
torn in the ground near the bed
room window. How the house or iii
contents escaped from being fired Al
a mystery; also how Mr.. and Mrs
Sheffield escaped with their lives
Mrs. Sbeifield was stunned, but no
seriously. The severe electrical
storm played havoc with the rele
phone system Of the city and man,
phones are out Of commission.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
BEQUEATHED HIS BONES,
ottuniS caves Body to Doctor
Ar Rth, But Court
axis viii.
(Iowa Pfess Dispatch.l

AAOWo ANIo iIASPuIAh.g
Ottumwa, Ia, April 1.-THE follow,
ing is a clause taken from the will
of Martin Florida, who died yester,
day at hospital:
II command that my body be NOT
buried, bur that it be used for the
benefit of science; and to that end
upon my decease it shall become the
property of DR.. VIM. A. Trueblood
of said city of ottumwa, to be by him
dissected; and after it has served
such purpose, the bones shall at the
expense of my estate be wired and
the skeleton thus mounted shall be
the property of the aforesaid DIR. Will
lam Trueblood."
Judge Ver-nillion ruled today in
the district court that the body
should be buried. thus breaking the
viii.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
MRS. La TOILETTE TO AID
Senator's Wife Offers. Services In
Cleaning the Streets of the Ma
tons Capital.

Washington, Apr, lathe women
of Washington, who announced that II
the streets were not cleaned by April
Is they would clean them, have de-
cided that the commissioners are not
doing anything in that line and have
completed their propositions to scrub
up.
Mrs, Robert M, La Toilette and 9TH
ers in the official circles have written
to Mrs, F. " Colville. chairman OF the
committee. promising cooperation.
Mrs. Colville has sent invitations to
women OF the closer suburbs Of the
capital 10 Join the movement and the
response Is enthusiastic
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Traaedx Near Mason civ.

Mason City, Ia, April 14.-A TRACE
dy which may end the lives of three
persons occurred at Kiester, Mimi,
last night. John Olson, farmer,
shot his wife and daughter, then turn
ed the gun on himself All three are
still alive but their conditions are
critical.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
TubercuIosis Amonu children.

Des Moines, Ia, Apr. 14-An inves.
tigation conducted by the Des Moines
Tubercrlar association has resulted in
the discovery that six out of every ten
children examined are infected with
tuberculosis. The majority of the
cases are incipient, but in many the
disease has progressed far The asso.
citation is. considering establishing a
children's tubercular camp this sum,
mer.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Accidental Shot Fatal.

Shenandoah, Ia April 14.-Mrs. Will
bur Baker, formerly Miss Blanche Carl,
was accidentally shot and instantly
killed by her brother, aged 10 years, by
the discharge of a shotgun. at her
home four miles east of Farragut. Mrs.
Baker was only about 20, and is sur,
vived by her husband and little babe,
besides her father, mother and broth.
ers and sisters.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Wisconsin Man Tries Suicide.

Lincoln, Neb. 14.-William Dean, a
college man of Eau Claire, Wis, is In
the hospital here in dangerous con.
dition from a self-inflicted wound. He
tried to commit suicide by taking poi
son and was taken to the hospital,
There he managed to secure knife
and stab himself in the breast. He
has been unable to get employment.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Debut of Miss Wilson.

New York, April 14.-Miss Flora
Wilson. daughter of Secretary OF
Agriculture James Wilson, of Iowa,
will open her career as an opera
singer at a concert at O'Clock this
evening at the Plaza. The concert
will AXE place in the grand ball room
of the hotel. .
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Some Rich Gifts.

Baltimore, April 14.-T. Snuffern
Taylor, of New York, and Harriet
Brown, daughter of Alexander Brown
local banker, were married at 2
p. nj. today. The value of the pres
ents will reach 100000 A chain or
diamonds yard long was among the
gifts.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
IlIInolsan DIES in gotham.

New York, Apr. AL. ]. Riser,
president of the Iroquois Canning Com
ps-ay of onarga, ILL.,, was taken III on
the street while on his way to whole
sale grocery in this city yesterday and
died in the Hudson Street hospital
shortly after he had been taken there.
Heart disease was the cause.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
SONORA CASTRO ALSO BARRED
Wife of Former Venezuelan President
Is Refused Admission to Ma.
tive Land.

Willemstad, Curacao, Apr. IA
Sonora Castro, wife of the former pres
fdent of Venezuela, has been refused
admittance into Venezuela; according
to information brought here yesterday
by the steamer Zulia. She will con-
tinue on board the steamer Guade.
loupe to Colon.
The American gunboat Paducah is
still at La Guayra.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
callfornla Bank Il closad.

Oakland, Cal, Apr. 1.-THE Union
National bank in this city closed its
doors yesterday. Special Bank Elk.
aminer Roerback has taken charge Of
the institution and will wind up its
affairs. There is due to depositors
the sum Of s5sS,o6O. which the bank
onicials are confident willsbe paid In
full
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
WOMEN STORM LEGISLATURE.
Big Demonstration For Suffrage Made
at the Illinois State Capitol
This Morning.
(Iowa Press Dispatch.)

Springfield, Ill, April 14.-Hundreds
of Suffragists swarmed upon the leg
islature this morning. In both the
senate and house the aisles were
jammed with women and the usual
order of business was impossible
The women spent bhe morning in
personal work, each grabbing legis
lator. This afternoon twenty sci
speeches were made by as many
women, urging suffrage.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Woman Killed by brother.

Shenandoah, Ia. Apr. IA Mrs. Will
bur Baker. 20 years oId, was shot and
instantly killed by her younger broth
err, aged about ten years, through the
accidental discharge Of gun, at her
home AZ miles cast Of Farragut.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Ex-lows Lumberman Commits Suicide

Muskogee, Okla, April 14.-M. l..
Boyles, lumber merchant, aged II
years, committed suicide in his room
at the Vendome hotel here today by
drinking carbolie acid. Boyles left a
note declaring hts act was due to grief
over the death of his wife recently.
He formerly was prominent in the
lumber business in Keokuk and Cen,
terVille, Ia, and in Kansas.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Get NEW school suIIdIna.

Fort Dodge, Ia. April 1.-THE $780,
900 bond levy for securing new
school building for Olson Park was
carried in special election by a vote
Of two to one.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
Bio Fire in ohio.

Elyria, Ohio, April 14.-Fire des-
troyed the Elks' club house. one busl-
ness block and the American Thea
Ire and damaged other buildings
early today, The loss Is $4,000.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-15
SUNDAY WINS SPRINGFIELD
SUCCEEDED IN TURNING ILLINOIS
TOWN UPSIDE DOWN.
Evangelist Gets . Total Of 4,72s Con.
versions and a Free Will Offer
ing of $1o,734.79.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 14.-Amid a
shower of gold, and with popular
demonstration such as has never been
accorded any man in Springfield on
any occasion-ten thousand people
crowded into the tabernacle ten
thousand faces aglow with religious
|fervor; radiant with friendship and adj
|miration for the vangelist--twenty
thousand eyes at times afire with zeal,
and then dimmed by tears of regret
that the marvellous campaign has end
|ed-seven hundred men and women. of
the colossal chorus choir singing with
inspiring melody and great volume
men, women, children paying a trib-
ute OF respect to one man such as this
great city has never witnessed, such
was tho scene at the final meeting con.
Quoted By Billy, s:unday.and at which
Isf4 persons resp Ilded To the invita-.
ton in the last triumphant answer to
Mr.. Sundays magnetic call to people
of all kinds and classes to turn their
backs upon sin and enter the kingdom
of God
Sunday Receives $to,7347s.
AS a result of his meetings Mr.. Sun
day has to his credit 4 1923 conversions;
a free will offering of $40, 73479, and a
record of a total attendance at his
meetings of 707,475 people. He has
also to his credit record days total
of conversions, the number who press.
ed forward yesterday at his closing
meetings being TIA.
Evangelist Sunday expressed great
satisfaction with the. results of his
meetings here. He said they were the
most satisfactory he had ever held.
The opposition to him was practically
mil. He was given a great ovation this
afternoon when he and his party left
on the c., P, & st. L. train for his
home in Chicago, where he will rest
for a week before beginning MS meet
ings in Marshalltown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-13
PECULIAR CHARGE
AGAINST ATTORNEY
Committee Acouiis Young Denver
Lawyer Accused of Using "Hyp-
motto Eye" to Influence Jury.

Denver. Jan. 12.-Beryl Benjamin
Laska. young attorney, was today
declared not guilty in Federal Judge
Lewis court of using the hypnotic
eye or exercising powers Of clairvoy-
ancy 10 influence jurors TO hand
down vordicts favorable to his clients.
The charges, which are unprecedcnt-
ed In the annals of United States
courts, We're declared unfounded by
a special committee of lawyers ap-
pointed by Judge Lewis to Investigate
the case.
Laska Is "a graduate OF the Univer-
sity of Michigan. both in the medical
and Jaw courses. The committee CEN
snred Laska for giving exhibitions as
"a palmist and hypnotist while he was
studying law at Ann Arbor. and after
ward. but reported that since his ad-
mission 10 the bar he had given up
the practices and that there was
total lack of evidence to impcach
nska's moral character or profess
sional conduct