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The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
Jack" Abernathy Quits.

WASHINGTON. Dee. Jack
Abernathy. the wolf catcher OF Okla.
honia. resigned this afternoon as Tn,
Ted States Marshal after session
OF about twenty minutes AT the dc.
partment of Justice Abcrnathy wa
appointed ~ col Roosevelt tn,
charges against him. which were no,
ct e criminal nature. ver, lot mad.
pub.ie
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, MlCh., Dec. = The IOI'
lowing companies have filed articles
OF incorporation with the secretary 81
state X. Hanson & Sons. Gray ling. IA
crease from 100000 10 S25O,oOO; Ma
tional Starch company. New YORK ana
Detroit SllOOOO.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
Dioaer Finds a Pot Of Money.

ATCHISON, Kan, Dec. 6.--While
ATCHISON, Kan. Dec. while
apoo township. unearthed an iron pot
of paper money of an estimated face
value OF several thousand dollars.
The money mad been buried so long
that il crumbled TO pieces as soon as
exposed 10 the air II is not beliey.
ed il can be redeemed. The scene OF
the finding of the treasure was the
centre OF much turmoil during the
border wars in Kansas. and IL is be-
leved the money was buried at that
time
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
HOW PRESS VIEWS
TAFT's MESSAGE
Evening Post Says 1t Is Not Inspiring
Other New York Papers
Commend IT,

NEW YORK. Dec. How the New
York papers view the presidents mes
sage:
World--lt is stand-pat message.
conciliatory in language. but strangely
unresponsive to popular needs and as
pirations.
Sun-Look before you legislate, says
President Taft. How different was
the procedure consistently practiced
during the previous administration.
Herald--It is "A message or rest and
peace.
Press-His carefulness in dealing
with situations which are difficult or
m management does not mean that at
the right moment he would not act
positively and with force.
American-The tone OF the presi-
dents message IL admirable IL is
as straightforward as the character OF
the man who wrote II.
Tribune-lt is pei Iasive and ut
terly honest document, marked
throughout By a patriotic intent 10
serve the nations interests
Times--Of actual recommendations
for new laws there are not few in
the message, but none Of them is VI Il
disturbing nature.
Evening Post-It is not inspiring; II
gives no positive lead. Instead of is
suing car to action. Mr. Taft has
written a tedious practical review.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

To peel aud UcmOvc the eyes from
potatoes ~ fhe same time is the pur-
pose or a simple device in, rntcd ~
two Pennsylvania men
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

WASHINGTON, Dec THE morn
ing papers Of Washington today en-
dorse the message of Pr sident Taft
transmitted TO congress yesterday
Post-The presidents message sig
nalizes the adoption and advocacy OF
legislative program responsive to
the popular voice.
Herald--In the message or Presi
dent Taft 10 congress the country may
Well take pride. While it is sane, con
sentative and painstaking. and thor
ough. il is not, and was evidently not
meant to be coloress.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

Potato parlngS baked in an oven.
VIII light moro quickly Than wood
when used TO kindle aTs
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07
COLDS CAtsE uEtD.cItr

IANArlNE BROMO Qu.uine. Tue o.fl
vide Cobt and Gtip comedy, r,mp- .
cause. cali for fuU D.rle Loot for.
signature j. ~ N w 25e
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

An international competition for au-
toratic railway couplings Will be hold
by the Argentine government early
In the new year.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-07

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Graham guardian., 1910-01-28

Miss Ad Nelson has taken up 6
claim here and has begun house.
keeping She intends to fully
homestea ad her good claim.
D. Hammond has nearly complet.
ed his new dwelling house, built of
adobe an ID plastered inside and out.
1t is the finest in the canyon.
For some reason S. Moore has de-
cided to be the jehu of our mail for
a time, so it is reported. All are
glad to see him on the pike again.
The Klondyke Basket Ball Club
was organized January Goth and the
following officers were elected:
Joseph R. Wooten, president;
Kathrine Adams, vice president:
Millie j. Upchurch, secretary and
treasurer. The following are men,
bers: Matte A. Upchurch, Merrel
j. P. Haby. James E. Wooten,
James A. Upchurch, Robert w.
Wooten, Leonard James Bloys,
Maggie B. Wooten, Mildred B.
Parker and Katherine X. Parker.
---s~s-
Advertise in THE CHAIRMAN
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
ARTICLE FIVE

That the time Of the commencement of this
corporation shall he Of and nom the Path csy
period of Twenty-Five (2sl years from sid date,
and the corporation shall have the right to
new and extend It's corporate existence for
and after the expirasiosoi the said frst period.
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
First publication Jan. 2s--6t
ART Giles OF INCORPORATION
J. R. Welker and Compan!

Know ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS:
That we. tn undersigned. have this day vol.
unfairly associated ourselves together for the
purpose of forming a corporation under the
laws of the Territory OF Arizona, and we here
by certify;
ARTICLE ONE
That the names of the inc operators are WILL
lam El sworih W. l.. Ne son William John,
W. II Iohn. Adam welker. G. M. Layton and
j, II. Welker.
ARTICLE TWO
That the name of the corporation Is and shall
be J. II, welker and Company. and that its
principal ace Of traDsacting business is SAT.
iurd, Graham County. Arizona Territory, and
that 1t may maintain ard carry on business In
any State or Territory of the United States, or In
the Republic of Mexico, and that branch of1ces
may be established at such place or places as
the Board OF Directors may direct,
ARTICLE THREE
The general nature of business proposed TO
be transacted by said corporation is:
10 manufacture, purchase, hold, own. mort
guge, pledge, sell, transfer or in any manner
dispose of and deal and trade in, goods, wares
and merchandise of every class and descrip
tiun. both wholesale and retail; the terms
goods, wares and merchandise as here used,
shal include personal property OF every kind
and description.
10 take, hold, own. deal in. mortgage, or
lien, lease, sell, exchange. I ansfer,
or in any manner dispose of real property
" wherever tuAte
To acquire the good will. rights and propert,
OF any person. urm. O1 ASSOCIATE IN, or corpora,
an IN far ha "a an - ~
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
Probate Notice

In the Probate Court of the
County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of
James P. Lindsay, deceased.
Order to show cause why order of
sale of personal property should not
be made.
Petar Andarsan, administrator of
the estate of James P. Lindsay, de-
ceased, having filed in this court his
petition praying for an order of sale
OF the whole of the personal prop
erty belonging to said estate for the
reason that it is to the best interest
of said estate to sell said personal
property;
1t is ordered, that all persons in
terested in said estate appear before
the Judge of the Probate Court of
the County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona, at the court room of said
Court, in Solomonville, on the I'd
day OF February, 1910, at ten o'clock
a. m. then and there to show cause
If any they have, why an order to
sell the whole of the personal prop
erty belonging to said estate should
not be made.
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be published in
IHE GRAHAM GUARDIAN, a news
paper published in Graham County,
Arizona. and posted in three public
places in said county.
Dated January 81, 1910.
T. S. BUNCH,
49-2t Probate Judge.
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
layton

A dance will be given at Layton
next Friday night. Good music and
a pleasant time assured.
Parents residing in Layton school
district are hereby notified that the
next meeting will be held at the
church, next Wednesday night, at
7:30. All come.
Another concert by the Philhar-
monte Society will be given at Lay
ton Church, next Thursday night,
when all the Sunday school, both
te&Kaes~ aCtl bkstkshy wM be sh
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
NeWsy Notes
from KI0ndyke

Mr.. Hunt, the builder, has gone
to visit friends down the Aravipa.
Lee Haby has gone to Globe to
take place in the electric plant of
that town.
Mr.. Underwood, the photograph
er, is about to settle in this district.
He contemplates going into the
goat business.
7. Jones, who has been with d.
Hammond for sometime. has gone
over to the Gila Valley and noun
tains to hunt big game.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Walker, and now
there is very pretty little girl
come to live with tn EN-.
Mr.. Upchurch, our road commits
sioner, who went to Stafford a week
or so past, had a terrible time on
on his return crossing the range.
He was nearly frozen, as the snow
was very deep and travel almost
impossible.
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
First publication January 2s-5t
Notice for Publication
Phoenix, Arizona Land once.
I.pua fvla ION

Phoenix, Arizona Land once.
Januaf y Is, 1910.
Serial No. 0s040
Notice is hereby given that Lyman Wight.
man, of Globe. Courty of Giia. Territory Of
rizona, the legal assignee of James NJ john
son. has d ed In this Office his application TO
enter. under the provisions of Sections 23' 6 and
1907. Revised Statutes of the United States, the
70 lowing described land, viz; NWH SwK,
Sec 49, As, r. % e., and SEX SEX. Sec "a.
n As, r % L., O. & S K B & NJ.
Any and all pers, MS aiming adversely the
lands described. or desiring to object because
of the mineral character of the land. or for any
other reason. TO the disposal to applicant
should ale their afidavits OF protest IN this of
fee, on or before the 18th day Of February,
1910.
FRANK II. PARKER, Register.
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
COMING.

DR.. w. H. Swigert of the Swigert
Bros Optical Company Of Phoenix
and Denver. will be here again at
the Jones Hotel. for three days
only, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, Feb. 9th, 9th and 10Th.
We cordially invite all persons
having eye trouble. headaches. or
nervous affections of any kind
Caused from the eyes) to avail
themselves on this opportunity and
have their eyes carefully examined
and their optical work done by
competent and reliable and ex-
elusive optical house.
NOTE-We will visit Solomon
vile. Monday, Feb. 9TH; Stafford,
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday,
Feb. 9th, 9th, 10th; Thatcher, Fri
day, Feb. llth; Pima, Saturday,
Feb. l2th; Globe, Feb. 9th to 9th.
Remember the dates at Stafford,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
February 9th. 9th and 10Th.
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
First publication January 2s--st
Notice for Publication
Phosni1. Arizona Land ON.

Phoenix, Arizona Land once,
January IS, 1910
Serial No. 0S03a
Notice is hereby give that Lyman e. wight.
man, OF q obe, County of I'll n, Territory OF
Arizona the legal assig zee of Frederick Drews,
ss.ignee OF Fen wi dreth, has filed In this
once his application to enter. nm Ter the pro
risi ms nf Sections 2l06 a d 1907, Revised Stat.
utes OF the United states the foilpwing descriD-
ed land, viz: ~WH SEK, Sec "a aud NWH Mex
and NEh NWK sec. Is, L, s, r. ~ T., q. & ),
H. & N.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
ian s described. or desiring t. object because
Of the mineral character nf the a I'd. or for ny
other reggon, TO the disposal to applicant.
shon q O. th-ir aHidayits oi protest In this
once ON or betpIe the 2slh Jay Il tglAlaEy, 80.
fMssyg1R TA4enU eesoE<8yE
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
The Fountain Head of Life
Is The Stomach

n who has and impaired not
property digest his food will has
weak and impoverished and that his whole
insufhcenty nourshed
Dr. PfERSES GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
nnahes the sfcnBsch strong, How Of
dfdesSfVe Juices, mako
cssfufohcn the and e~
IS The
Heshbuffder and restorative r MAKE pen
strona In body, active mind In udacrren
This Discovery eycerio
absolutely alcohol all
ingredients printed with
nostrums Its ingredient endorsed by
medicine
know o
by
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28

mitted free. The price of admis-
sion to the public will be so cents.
The above-named organization and
friends will hold a social gathering
at the residence of George Jacobson
Thursday evening, February 18th.
An old-fashioned surprise party
was rendered Mr., and Mrs. Marion
and daughter, Edna, who recently
arrived here from Florida, at the
residence of Ira N. Kempton, We'd
nesday night. Thirty-seven people
were present. A program, consist
ing of music, songs, recitations and
short talks by several ladies and
gentlemen, was carried out, and all
united in the hearty welcome ex-
tended the new corners to our beau
tiful valley. Refreshments were
served and much enjoyed,
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28

Trees, Vines. Shrubs and Roses at
Smiths Nursery, Stafford, Arizona.
Write for price list. Aft
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
Territory OF Arizona,l =.
Comfy of t;rahan, IS.

Territory OF Arfzona,l
County OF Graham
BEFORE me, 4. X. Lynch. a notary public An
ana Tor the County OF Graham, Territory of
nrlAona: this day personally appeared William
El!sworth. W. I. Nelson. W. Vi. John WI isn
John, Adam welker. G NJ Layton and D r..
Melker, personally known 20 me 10 be The rer-
sons who.e names are subsc ibed 10 the aboye
ald iorgolng instrument, and acknow edge 10
me that they executed said instrument freev
ado soiuntariiy, for the uses purposes sui
CONSIDERATIONS therein expressed
Given under my hand seal OF Office ,h,s 91h
day of January, A. D. 1910 '' -'''
lSEALl lyseu
Graham guardian., 1910-01-28
ARTIcLE SIX

AMIN LIZ StA
That the management ana control Of the busi
shall Se vested in and conducted by a Roard 4
five ~ Directors, who shall be elected annual
y On the third Monday OF January at the annual
meeting OF stockho,ders. except the first Board
OF Directors, which shall consist Of william
Ellsworth. w. l. Nelson, W. r. John, C. N.
Layton and J. welker. who shall hold once
as directors until the annual meeting OF stock
holders TO be held in the year 1911. and until
their successors are elected and gu Glide The
frst snnua meeting OF stockholders shall be
held on the third Monday in Januay. A. d 1911,
and on said date in each year thereafter the :
Du meeting OF stockhosd ders shall he held
The corporation shall hsvea president. vice
president. secretary. and such other officers as
d EN- expedient. Both the said officers aud
directors shall h old ofice for a term OF one
year, from and after election and qua idcstion,
s,sn, sso an.ll tneir successors shall hare been
All of the officers aud directors herein pro-
vided for shall be stockholders.
The Boar OF Directors shall have full power
and authority to adopt by laws, and 10 change
pedient.
own body or from the stockholtsers ali other
officers herein provided tor.
ARTICLE SEVEN
The highest amount of indebtedness or la
oiiity which this corporation shall subject IL.
sell at st any time is the sum of Twenty Thou.
Nehd xD,U0ol Dollars.
ARTICLE EIGHT
That the private property of he sbarehoiders
OF this corporation shah be exempt from ~or.
porate debts
In Witness Whereof, the said incorpora,ors
have hereunto set their hands and saais rhis
oath day Of January, 1910
WV. ELLSWORTH,
w. L. NELSON.
W. ii. JoHS,
WN. JOIN
ADAM wELKrR
G, NJ. LAYTON,
J. X. WELkRR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
Weather Conditions.

The eastern storm center, moving
slowly to the st. Lawrence valley, has
been attended by rain or snow in
portions of the lake region, and the
western field of high pressure re.
mains over the northern plateau reg.
ion, its influence causing colder wealth.
er from the Missouri river eastward.
In the northern mountain region the
temperature is rising, with an area
of low pressure moving in from the
northwest coast.
Conditions indicate fair, continued
cool weather for this section tonight
and Saturday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
The Seine is Rising Rapidly and Al
ready Has Done Much oar'-
age Along ITS
Course.
HARD RAINS REPORTED
Boats Cannot Get Unncr the Bridges
on Account of the Rise Whicr
is Now Fifteen
Feet.

PARIS, Nov. 11.-France is again
today effecting great uneasiness over
the food situation.
Heavy rains which have been fall
ing for some days continued today and
the officials are greatly alarmed.
The Seine at the Ponte Royal has
reached a stage of 10 feet, as against
Z feet, the normal stage.
The weather is cold and hard rains
are reported from all of the upper
tributaries of the Seine SO that vast
volume of wafer will be poured into
the river. The water is already so
high that but few steamers are run
ming. being unable to get under the
bridges.
Great property loss has already been
sustained in the rural districts and
smaller cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
Last Niaht,s Meeting.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Following
day of turbulence, in which rioting
was more serious than at any time
during the strike, it seemed that
settlement was near in the express
companies walk-out, but 1t mass
meeting last night the terms OF the
agreement we're resisted.
All the speakers at the meeting ad-
vised against accepting the terms OF
an agreement drawn up at the may
ors office.
w. H. Ashton, the general organi-
ger of the teamsters, agreed to rec
ommend the acceptance of the terms.
Bv those terms tie companies agree
to take back the strikers without any
discrimination against men who be-
long to union reserving the right to
refuse to take back any who have IN
cited or been guilty of acts OF vio-
lance.
An order was issued by Judge La
combe of the United States Circuit
Court requiring the mayor and oth-
Aerst to show cause at hes ring today
! why they should not be restrained
from enforcing the conditions prov1d'
ed in the city ordinance in the case
of three Of the express companies, be-
cause these companies We're engaged
| in interstate commerce. A copy OF
the oruer was served on Corporation
Counsel Watson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
Jury Finds Negro Guilty and Pro-
nounce Sentence Of Death
on Evidence of the
Marks.
THE FIRST CASE
Thomas Jennings Shot Clarence Hill.
Ter to Death at His Hons
While Robbing the
Place.

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Marking the
first conviction on finger print evi-
dence in the history of this country,
Thomas Jennings, negro, was found
guilty by jury in the criminal court
of the murder of Clarence A. Hitler,
Sept. 10. The jurors felt So confident
of the guilt of Jennings that the hrst
ballot resulted in a unanimous verdict
for conviction, with eleven jurors de-
manding the death penalty Cn the
third ballot the sentence of death was
unanimous
Counsel for Jennings aske' for
new trial on the grounds tha. finger
print evidence should not nave been
allowed AS a result it is probable
the supreme court will be asked to
rule upon the case. Judge Kavanaugh,
who presided, declared no objection
was made to the evidence at the
proper time and that, in his opinion.
the murderer of Hitler wrote his sig
nature when he rested his hand upon
the freshly painted porch railing at
the Hitler home.
Following the murder of Hitler
this porch railing was sawed off and
taken to detective headquarters where
photographs were made of the finger
prints in the paint. These photo
graphs were enlarged and were com
pared with new imprints of .ennings
I left hand. Experts testified there
were thirty-three points of similarity
| on the first three fingers Of the left
hand of the murderer of Hitler and
that of Jennings.
Hitler was chief clerk in the freight
office of the Rock Islanl railroad, and
was shot to death in the front hal
i of his suburban residence in Wash
ington Heights, ILL.,, by a n-gro burg
! lar. Hitler had encountered the burg
I lar in the upper hall. The two crap
i pied and fought their way down
j stairs to the first floor. When the po
\ lice took hold of the investigation, i
was only known that negro hat
!, killed Hitler. Jennings was arrested
. less than half hour after the shoot
ing at point three-quarters of
i mile from the Hitler home where HI
: boarded an elevated car, bound 10
: Chicago. Detectives who were sen
/ to the Hitler house following the re
: port of the murder found the hand in
1 print on the porch railing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
ST. Louis Took a Day Off Yesterday
and Dedicated Her Third
Bridge Across the
Mississippi.
TWO GOVERNORS THERE
Heads Of Missouri and Illinois Meet
in the Center OF Structure
And Extend
Greetings.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 11-As the stars
and stripes rose above the top girder
of the middle span of the Mckinley
Bridge to the strains OF America
at 3:15 p. M yesterday, Congress
man w. b. Mckinley OF Champaign
Ill, president of the Illinois Traction
System in whose honor the bridge Is
named, spoke the words, Il declare
this bridge opened"
This brief announcement closed
the ceremonies which formally gave
to St Louis her third bridge across
the Mississippi River, bringing the
city into close touch with her popu'
lous suburbs in Illinois.
Fully $4,000 citizns OF the two
states witnessed the ceremonies on
both sides of the river, in which the
governors of two states, the mayors
of six cities, high church dignitaries,
officials of the big traction system
and leading citizens Of the localities
it serves, participated. The days
1 ceremonies included a banquet at
tended by about 1000 at the Planters
Hotel last night, and a display OF
fireworks from barges anchored near
the west approach to the bridge al
the foot OF Salisbury street
A feature OF the ceremonies at the
bridge was the pronouncing of the
blessing by Archbishop John ]. Glen
non of st. Louis and of the benedic.
tion by Dean Carroll M. Davis of the
Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral OF
ST. Louis This was the first time in
America th.4t religious exercises were
nade a conspicuous feature of the
dedication of a big bridge.
At exactly 3:03 p. m. two flat cars
bearing the governors of Missouri,
and Illionis, met in the center of the
: bridge and few seconds later Con-
gressman Mckinley joined the hands
of the Governors. AS they clasped
hands the last report of the salute OF
twenty-one bombs, which was fired
; as the two cars approached from op.
posite ends of the structure, rever
berated. Their (e0change of greet.
ings was brief
II extend greetings to the grea,
+ State of Illinois" Gov. Hadlev said
"And I extend greetings to the
!. great State of Missouri" Gov De.
neen replied
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
WOMAN FACES
Third DEGREE
Beautiful Mrs. Schenk Who ie Accus,
ed of Having Tried to Poison
Her Millionaire
Husband.
MAN IN THE CASE
Other Arrests Are to be blade in the
Case of the West Virginia
Borgia Who Has
Collapsed
MAN IN THE CASE


WHEELING, w. Va, Nov lit is
said that Mrs Schenk has made
confession and that two men are to
be arrested in the poisoning case
Mr. Schenk is expected to die.
Far into last night the beautiful
Mrs. Schenk faced her third degree
session in the Jail At the close of
the examination she was in 8 state
of almost total mental and physical
collapse 1t was at this time that
the authorities declared they had evi-
dence which would send her to the
penitentiary and that the arrest of
the man in the case would be caused
this morning. This led to the rumor
that Mrs. Schenk had made confess
sion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-11
Six People Were Wounded In the
Fight Between Three Bandits,
Two Police and the
Citizens.
TWO LIKELY TO DIE
Robbers Laid Everyone Low With
Bullets and Then Robbed the
Till and Es-
capped.

CICERO, Ill.,, Nov. 11.-Three ban
dts held up the saloon of Louis Bel
mont early today. They shot Bel
mont through the shoulder and Fred
Kopp through the side. John Kane,
a policeman, was shot in the breast
and may die. Miss Millie Kohler was
shot in the face.
An unidentified robber was shot
through the head and may die.
The robbers entered the saloon and
opened fire. When the inmates all
lay wounded on the floor, they ran
sacked the money drawer and escaped
through the front door.
The sound of the firing brought two
policemen and running fire took
place on the street.
One of the escaping bandits was in
jured Citizens are in pursuit..