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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
PERTINENT PERSONALITIES.

Anna Bowman Dodd has now lived so many years in France that she no longer regards herself as an Ameri- can and does not expect to return to this country permanently.
 Eleanor Hallowell Abbott, author of Molly Make Believe" is a grand daughter of Jacob Abbott, who wrote The RollO" books; a daughter of the late Rev Edward Abbott, former editor of the Boston Literary World, and a niece of Dr. Lyman Abbott
 Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. wife of the republican candidate for governor of New York, is an active member of the Colonial Dames,and is quite in terested in many charities. She has been devoting a great deal of her time to the Lincoln Hospital and Home of New York, of whose board she is vice president
 Mrs. Jesse W. Tobey, who is the head of the millinery department of the Household Arts school of Colum- bia university, says that the woman who knows how to make her own hats is better equipped for life work than the woman who only knows algebra and geometry or the one who knows about votes.
 The published story that Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart, author of When a Man Marries," The Widow at the White Cat" and other popular novels is losing her sight is erroneous. In June she had some trouble with her eyes-painful but not serious. The trouble seems to be passing away all together.
 Philip Seekins of Norridgewock Me. who is twelve years old, has done all the work on his parents
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

- sa are made to grind for his clientele likewise without cost to them.
 The Oklahoma "bootlegger' does not enter the business in a haphaz- ard manner, writes l. T. Martin, in Harperss Weekly If he happens to be the keeper of a joint" of any pretensions he has his guards on duty at every step of the way. There 'are joints" without number in Oklahoma City, for instance, where "lookouts" have been placed as far as a block away from the place, and arranged in tiers. as it were, close to the entrance.
 When ane-officer presents an ap- pearance. or if a suspicious" char acter heaves into sight, the lookout" gets busy. By a simple system of prearranged signals the approach of the enemy is announced at the joint" long before his shadow casts itself before. A gallant tip of the hat to an imaginary acquaintance. the lifting of finger. the waving of a bit of paper-these are but a few of the signals successfully employed by the 'lookouts" of every weil-reg ulated joint in Oklahoma City. By means of these signals an officer is many times saved the trouble of a raid. The jointkeeper destroys his stock when the danger signals point to certain trouble ahead. A push button is arranged in many cases. so that when the distress signal con 4:- &l lookout" nearest the throne can give the hurry up signal, which means destruction to the stock of the joint" The signals prevent the pos sibility of an arrest. and. even though the stock is lost or confis- cated, it may be quickly replenished
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

niscences of those childhood exploits
 "The last time I saw Booth act" he reflected, was as IagO. The villainy with which he saturated himself that night frightened me. You may charge it up to my lack of imagination or to the weakness of my old age, just as you wish, but I confess 1 have never quite trusted the man since then"
 Here is an instance of a common tendency to confuse the actors self with the character which, for a few hours, he clothes himself.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

By means of this new natural drug less home treatment. the body is "polarized" and becomes at once a strong attractor for the free oxygen which abounds in the air about us This oxygen drawn to the body, and absorbed through every one of its B. 0OOO0O pores in the skin, oxygenates the blood, burns up it's impurities, opens up the clogged tissues and gives every part of the body alike a thr- ough house cleaning until complete health and vigor are restored.
 oxYGENAToR SAVES MONEY, NEVER WEARS OUT AND IS AL WAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
 Phe Oxygenator saves pain, time, trouble, travel, danger. anxiety and money.
 In several cases it frequently saves it's entire cost in a single siege of sickness.
 It is without question one of the greatest economies that can-be in stalled, because:
 After it is once bought there is no more expense connected with it.
 It is always ready for instant use
 It never loses it's power. It is just as strong and perfect in it's action fifty years after it's purchase as it was the day it was made
 There is nothing about it that can possibly wear out, except the cords, which can be replaced for about what an ordinary prescription would cost These cords are good for many years of service
 It saves you sitting by with a feel ing of helplessness when your dearest ones are slipping rapidly from you into the yawning bourne whence no traveller returns"
 You can apply the Oxygenator your self with the absolute assurance that it will not. can not, do the slightest injury or harm, and that it will do Ill that possibly can be done by any per son or device to save your loved ores.
 It saves the constant worry and dread always present when we know those nearest and dearest to us have been exposed to contagion, Overwork, or strain, for the remedy is always at hand. easy to apply and is quick and safe in it's results.
 If you have bidden good bye to all medicines and are using ONLY the Oxygenator you are helping nature ALL THAT SHE CAN BE HELPED.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
THEATER MANNERS IMPROVED

Of late our manners. in the theater have improved, says Louis V. De Foe in the Delineator for November. In
 the east. except perhaps in some of the cheap melodrama houses. we no longer hiss the villain when he ap- pears in front of the curtain to gar-
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
THE OXYGENATOR
Charges the Blood with oxyser


 Blood. red blood, means joyous health when it goes rushing, ripping from. the ends of the fingers to the tips of the toes and everywhere ac- lively attacking the little decayed, dead waste. poisonous odds and ends that the body is always accommodating, and washing them away as a spring rain washes away the refuse of win ter.
 blood must be charged with that life giving element-OXygen.
 Without Oxygen the blood is blue. sluggish and weak. Without oxygen it is unable to clean up and wash out the hundreds of little tissue crevices of the body. Without oxygen the poisonous refuse will keep on collect ing and clogging these tissues until pretty soon some poison will begin to ooze out of one of these fostering spots. Then back goes all the filth to flow a black, muddy current of dis ease through the whole body.
 To be well. then, give your blood oxygen. Oxygen can not be given as a drug or by means of drugs.
 The only successful method ever discovered for oxygenating the blood is the OxygenatOr
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
FOR IUMPY SALT

To prevent the salt cellar getting clogged by the damp salt. put ten or twelve kernels of rice in the cellar They are too large to slip through with the salt. and will break up the Jumps as they form.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
AM ENDED

The Court-You will swear that the prisoner stole your umbrella?
 The Plaintiff-YOur honor. I will swear that he stole the umbrella I was carrying.-Case and Comment
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
THE SHIRT WAIST BOW

A flat bow of black velvet ribbon worn on the white shirt waist just above the bust line( is a natty orna- ment and one greatly affected by young girls.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
Dear Sir
PNEUMONIA.

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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
TYPHOID FEVER.

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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

and the cost is but a drop in the bucket to what the license would be for the conducting of a legitimate business
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
THE ORIGINATOR
A FORMER RHEUMATIC NvALlDs UNQUALIFIED ENDORSE -

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 hip joints got so stiff that couldn't get step it. At out of geto there My knees pillow between them don't which of the Oygenator which much had changed
  buym health is first, money last
 Respectfully
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
AFTER EFFECTS FROM TYPHOID FEVER
Portland, oregon, U. s. A. Sept. 2s. 1910

Oxygenator
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 little over three you relieve However could decided improvement I health good. My bowels  attendance but able do without her besnnng of the oxygenato makes comparatively well reasonable length of time. The Oxygenator ob- do and priceless cann with the others.
 
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 Matok prominent banking institution,
 Mowrysown o, Sept. 
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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

PERFECT HEALTH WITHOUT MEDICINE
 OXYGEN IMMENSE QUANTITIES UNTIL YOUR A THOUSAND PEOPLE SOUTHERN THEIR OWN EXPERIENCE WHY IN A SOUTHERN ARIZONA
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
NEURALGIA.

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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
620 E. Heron St.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
WATCHING PROGRESS OF
EX-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

James A. Pollock Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine, Webber g. Co letter, Boston
The Boston market was the dulest that
we have had in good many months
There was absolutely no trading. people
wishing to learn more from our eX-presi-
dent, who is speaking in the west Don't
be discouraged for we believe this mar
has had, Stocks arc scarce and are in
strong hands. The market was fairly
steady. but likewise quiet with the vol
nme u OF business very small Sentiment
little break would take on a few,
Logan & Bryan stock letter, New York.
ASIDE from The operations in the leather
stocks and the liquidation in Western
Union, trading during the greater part
or today's session was dull and feature
less. Marketwise, there was very little
tory statements Of earnings for Ameri-
can Locomotive company and Republic
Iron d Steel company for the past fiscal
geaT ipose failed ias,ds even to induce activity in
holidays had the effect OF curtailing op-
srations. and despite the fact that sew
eral prominent traders endeavored to
Union Pacific and Reading. very little
outside buying was attracted. Steel sells
nse for 3be wheh =,
sue and in addition rather optimistic
forecasts with regard to the steel in
dustry were circulated. II is felt how
ever. that the statement OF unflled ton.
mage to be issued about the 10th of next
month Will make a somewhat unsatisfac-
tory showing The market appears TO be
scalping affair and should efforts to
Iorce slightly, higher range OF prices
prove successful. we would take advan-
tage Of same and tighten accounts
Hornolower letter, Boston.-The Bos-
est opening seen for long time AT 10
o clock there were just six stocks dealt
In, Superior Copper was the only is
sue among the coppers that showed
signs OF life. advancing over a point on
TWO transactions. In the afternoon the
market continued dull: there being no
price changes either way. The close was
very quiet. but with firm undcrtone
, Gallagher says: With the exception of
lntercontInental Rubber which sold up
ABOUT Ia points. the whole outside mar
ket was about dead and without feature. ,
Reported on the curb that CT Cons goes
on the big board tomorrow The In
dustrals were quiet and steady
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
WEST SURE OHIO
FINANCED.
Stockholders Not Thrown Into
Stampede on Bearish News
From East.
BELIEVE HElNZE'S
FIRST STATEMENT
Funds Will Be Forthcoming
When Orders Placed for
Mill Machinery.

In view OF the many severe storms so
far successfully weathered by tho Ohio
Copper. It Will take more than the inn
piled failure in placing the bonds of this
organization among European bankers to
shake the confidence OF the western
stockholders. A canvass among several
OF the Salt Lake Ohio stockholders
Wednesday brought TO light that same
character of optimism and unwaverlng
confidence the west has retained in this
proposition from the time It's merits were
first emphasized by the purchase Of the
control by r. Augustus Heinze In his
more powerful days.
Western stockholders appreciate that
the management OF the Ohio Copper Is
doing splendidly with the mill, a plant
Ing a record almost equal TO, eXpecta-
tions based on completed mill. As far
as known there is no baslc trouble with
the the mine or mill. AS for the tinaneial al
the company since the early Catrow days
has the following comment TO make:
perhaps there is no organization In
the west deserving OF commendation that
has been subject TO the hard pounding
that the Ohio Copper company has. I
believe the attitude OF The Tribune is
made by Mr.. Heinze on his return from
Europe, in which he stated positively
he had sold the bonds, for Mr.. Helnze
is endeavoring TO regain his prestige af-
ter hard battle, and he certainly would
not try TO renew the foundation for his
future by inserting faulty timber And
nothing could be more faulty than a
statement that the company had been
financed when IL had not been. When
the clouds wear away from the affairs
OF the Ohio. you will find the company
with sufficient funds TO complete its
Bingham undertaking. | will believe what
Mr.. Heinze said until he himself re-
tracts his Initial statement, and | do not
anticipate that he will have occasion to
do that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
BU[L|SH NEWS ON
IRON BLOSSOM ORE
Reports Have 1t That Rival to
Old Colorado Body Is
Discovered.

There are several features in connec-
tion with the work of developing new
ground in the Iron Blossom lines at
Tintic: not the least being the deep and
thick silence surrounding operations. No
one connected with the company recent
~ has seen 1T TO talk about results OF
the south or No. shaft work. but there
are numerous reports broadcast. none OF
which are unfavorable in the smallest
degree.
One report persistently circulating is
TO the effect that the management has
been working recently on what has every
indication OF being safe match for the
original Colorado ore body the new
point OF interest carrying no lead values,
practically all gold and copper. Win
some silver. But the report has IL that
this ore was first cut either on the 400
or 500 level, and that II is about thirty
feet in width. A. raise has followed IT
for 275 or 300 feet. and IT has been found
on one or more Of the lower Levels, some
saying the 700 or 500 On the discovery
level the drift has followed the ore for
several hundred feet. The rock is said
TO net the company from $40 to Sll per
ton.
Whether or not this rather specific re-
port IS based on facts remains to be
seen. but one thing is known, and that
is the company Is doing world OF good
work in and from this south shaft. reach
ing to depth and drifting and cross
cutting most diligently.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
GOLD CHAIN SOON
To RAISE OUTPUT
New Machinery Will Allow
Earnest Stopping in Very
Good Ores.

When tho management OF tho Gold
Chain company has the advantage OF the
extensive mining equipment now in proc
ess Of installation. II will be in posi-
ton to emphasize the arrival OF one
more dividend paying proposition within
the boundaries OF the Tintic camp. The
reports from the property arc decidedly
flattering, and a visitor from Tintic
Wednesday was full OF enthusiasm about
the present underground conditions.
The Gold Chain company he said
lis and has been handicapped by the
lack OF sufficient power 10 reap the right
sort OF results from the ores now blocked
out But the new compressor and nu-
merous drills being installed Will put
the management in touch with its ores
for the first time In rea! earnest On
the 300-fo level there is an ore body
eight feet in width as far as is known.
and II Is first -class gold ore OF straight
shipping value. Nothing can be done
now but drifting. there not being enough
power for active stopping. and this de-
work Is providing good tom
mage. as It Is for the local market. When
tho company begins stopping from the
several levels, the same orc being on
the 400 level as we'll, then you will see
another big shipper for Tintic. Keep
your eye on the Gold Chain, for II is in
a position to make good in big way"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
VERY LITTLE BUSINESS
IN MARKETS EAST

James A, Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
New York Evening Sun says: Dullness
was so pronounced In the days stock
market as to amount to the leading fea-
ture OF the dealings. Business was so
quiet as 10 be almost stagnant and the
contraction In volume was the most no
ticeable for any midweek session since
the beginning OF the year. With all and
despite certain irregularity in the price
movement. the tone Of the list was rather
hrm than otherwise. a few specialties
were marked sharply up, but the key
TO the market seemed TO be the course
OF United States Steel. This appeared
to be stoutly held. as though for the pur-
pose OF encouraging shorts to cover be-
Tore the stock sold ex. div. tomorrow
bears being notoriously adverse TO pay
Ing dividends. For the rest. the market
lacked significance, although close OBJ
servers thought even in it's narrowness
they detected signs Of very careful
LIQUIDATION. Reading. Union Pacific and
Steel. as usual. constituted two thirds OF
the market. and to all outward appear
ances the transactions were OF entirely
professional origin. Transactions in the
stock market proceeded at a record rate
for dullness during the afternoon. Be-
tween and o'clock the dealings aSgre-
gated a little more than 10000 shares
In the last hour prices were maintained
about the level which ruled shortly after
opening. in other words around yester-
days closing range.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
TON0PAH MINES ARE
MAKING GOOD PROFITS

On Saturday last the Tonopah Exten
sion company shipped by express 1000
pounds OF bullion from its mill. the value
OF which was S21 900. the result Of the
cleah-up from the cyanide precipItates
Tor the first two weeks of August The
mill is reported TO be working like a
charm. and the monthly profits are esti-
mated now at the rate of about $40 600.
This rate OF earnings soon will retsore the
organization TO safe and sound financial
basis: with the coming year favorable
for dividends.
When last reported, the Tonopah Min
Ing company was handling ore averaging
s232o per ton. as against s2l per ton
previously, and the liberal tonnage being
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
The House
That Jack Built

milled raises the presumption that the
present rate OF earnings exceeds any gait
heretofore struck by this company. Dur
ing the first quarter OF the year the COM
pany netted s39S, 900. and the profits for
June and July are reported as being
1851 900. The Montana Tonopah is ac-
cumulatipg splendid cash surplus. with
out any debts to diminish the savings
and the mine Is in the best condition
Of its history.
Tonopah and Goldfield are two power
full arguments for silver-gold mining in
the state OF Nevada. the two camps
making history in n splendid fashion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
SALT LAKE COPPER co. 4
HAS REPAIRED TRAMW

The management OF the Sail
Copper company has completed the
pairs to the tramway. and shipment
Iron ore are now being made to
smelters OF the United States Smell
Refining and Mining company at the
Of 100 tons daily. This ore is decid
welcome owing to its ideal fluxing q
acteristlcs. The local Offices OF the &
pany have been removed to the
building
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Denyer& Rio Grande Time II

Depart-OaIIy. Qn effect June ls,
Provo. Manti and Marsyyale. $50
Bingham and Midvale ..... 500
Denver. Chicago and east. $40
Park City ..,........., $40
Ogden and intermediate points 1926
Ogden and San Francisco. 80. Las
Ogden: San Francisco and Port
Midvale and Bingham ........ 2:5O
Denver, Chicago and east 200. 4:0s
Provo, Tintic and inter. points sos /
Ogden and intermediate points G;10
Denver, Chicago and east. ... 7:1ei
Grand juno. and inter. points. 7:2o /
ogden. San Francisco and Port
Arrive-OaIly.
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
lanG .., ..,,..,...,...... 500
Ogden and intermediate points. 1000
Provo. Tintic and Inter. points. 20
Bingham and Midvale ....,, 10;5e
Denver, Chicago and east. .... t:30
Ogden and intermediate points 1:4s
Denver, Chicago and east. 2;ls
Grand juno and inter. points. 2:3Q
Ogden and San Francisco. 49,. 3.5s 4
Park City .................... 500 !
Bingham and Midvale ..... 6:45 .
Provo. Manti. Marysvale. He
land 80. .....-..,........... ZOO
Denver. Chicago and east 90 .u:15
Ogden. San Francisco and Port
idnd '.s. ..-s............. CIV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
TRADING VERY QUIET
ON EXCHANGE WEDNESDAY,

Sales were recorded Wednesday on the
local exchange for only 31.673 shares Of
stock, the market value OF which was
s10.926.63. For the month OF August
/ .aS9,510 shares sold. the market value
being 1896. .4S0 OF. The trading as a rule
Is limited to one or two specialties. The
following were the closing unlisted and
listed stock transactions:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
JUNE STATEMENT OF
MONTGOMERY -SHOSHONE co

Western stockholders OF the Montgom-
cry Shoshone Consolidated company have
received the report from the secretary
tions The total receipts during the
month amounted 10 $40. .562 .04; expenses
S2l .S90.lb. giving a net loss for the month
OF sl2SS.ll. The debt OF the company,
including accrued interest. amounts TO
S219.SS4. il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
Nevada News Agents.

Bauvard-A. C.. Pesco
GoIdheld-Louie Pcllin
Hawthorne-Louie Pollin.
Kimberly-Sheldon Lowney
Lovelock-Bible Bros
Midas-Mrs, c. A HARRINGTON
Rawhide-Louie Pollin
Reno-Hotcl Golden News Stand: Ro-
senthal d Armanka: Shepard & Son.
Yerington-F. NJ Burner
Winnemucca-Pearce & Chase.
Cobre-Richard Richards
Cherry Cree6-Grey & Collins.
Elko-Wheeler & Co
Ely-GrHcc B. Paxton; HarviIle Station
cry Co.
McGill-M, Herman: Walden & Bur-
nett.
Rhyolite-The Crescent
Pioche-Pioche Drug Co.
Caliente-John Shier; Thomas Him