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The Washington times., 1910-01-03
Special Attorney McReyn-
olds Traces History of
the Trust.
DENOUNCES TACTICS
AS UBIQUITOUS
In Scaf1ing ArrGgn1Rent Before
Supreme Court Government
Official Asks Destruction.

Argument was begun n the Supreme
Court OF the United States today in one
OF the Governments biggest trust bust
ing suits.
The Tobacco Trst'' Is on trial The
Government seeks its destruction. ap-
pointment OF a receiver TO segregate the
sixty odd corporations now parties 20
the combine. and once again restore
competition in the tobacco industry. ard
invokes the arm OF the law 70 prevent
It doing an interstate business until the
violations OF the Sherman antitrust
law shall have ceased.
The Governments biggest lawyers
VIII argue the case. Special Attorney
McReynoIds today opened the argu-
ment, and Attorney General Wicker
sham VIII close f. Special Attorney
NcReynOids was followed by Attornev
Delaney NicoI for the Tobacco trust
William 3. Hornblozer appeared Spe-
cially as counsel for the ImperioI To
bacoo Company, a British Incorpora-
ton which the Government seems TO
\
bine- John G. Johnson also appeared
for the trust The Government de-
sires that the opinion Of the Su-
preme Court shall go farther than
that Of the circuit court al New
York. which ad5udged all except few
foreign corporations ard several tndIvid-
uaIs guilty OF Illegal monopoly in re-
strait Of trade. and Strengthen the
Sherman antitrust law with a sweep
ing decision against predatory com5ina-
tons.
Tells History.
Step BY step the special attorney in
his argument today traced -he history
Of the trust. its operations. and It's
nachinarions- ETe declared that AZ the
present time sixty odd corporations
representing a capital Of Sfoo000.000. were
parties 10 the combine. and that its
tentacles extended over the whole world
ergUlfng, in the United States. az least.
the independent OF small dealer. de-
strOying free competition and debasi7e
the industry.
an pursuance OF their purpose 10 ac-
Cuire monopoly OF the industry
stated the special attorney, they
have constantly practiced unfair
trade methods and exercised Cfuress
They used their great power in OF
pressive ways. they have been actu-
ated by a fixed purpose 10 destroy com
petition and obtain monOpoIfes- Com
Petitors have gradually disappeared, i
and the combination, now strongly IN
trenched, unduIy restricts the business
OF those in the trade and prevents /
others from entering Competition has
been peTsisteG1ly destroyed scores OF .
contracts have retired skilled men from /
the trade Only vigorous measures can /
remove the mischief brought about by .
them"
NJ MCRey1oidS minced no words /
IN his dsuunciation Of the trust. !
Wicked Methods sinister agencies ~
snd iuiquiJOuS practices inhibited by- q I.
CONTINUED on Sixth Page3
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
CURTISS EHJOIHED
BY THE HRIGHTS
Court Grants Application of
Dayton Men, Seeking
Monopoly.

BUFFALO, " Y. Jan 3-FederaI
Judge Hazel today granted the infunc-
ton against Glenn H Cu-tiss. the Ham
mondsport, n 7. aviator, asked for
by Attorney ToUI1uin, representing The
wright brothers, Of Dayton, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
WEATHER REPORT.

4 second cold wave has appeared in
the Northwest and ir IS attended bv the
coolest weather Of the season in that
region A temperature OF a degrees be-
low zero is reported this morning from
FT1nCe Albert, SaSEdrcIewal. and zero
temperatures are reported from the
northern Plains States. the northern
Rocky mountain region, and the mort b.
eTn portion Of the Plateau region
Warm weather continues fn the Middle
Atlantic and South Atlantic and CSuIf
States
Within the last tweuty-four hours
there were snow fU~ries in mort horn
New England. the Lake region. me nm
per Mississippi valley, the Plains States
and the Rocky mountain and Plateau
regions Rain has fallen in the Ohio
valley the middle AiSsissiunf y-ar1r--
California, and southern Arizona
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Unsettled and much colder u-nsr1e-
with rain Or snow. tonight or Tuesday
moderate northwest and north winds
The Washington times., 1910-01-03

Piper Heldsieck chewing rohacco &
50 generally sold by dealers because 50
generally liked by their customers.
-AdVt
The Washington times., 1910-01-03

CONDITION. OF THE WATFR
Both rivers clear
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
FORECAsT BE THE DIsTRrrr


HiEh tide, today. 1.35 a. N. and rs
D m
Low tide. today, sos q. m and SO
2. n
High tide. tomorrow. - a. N. and
2.45 2 m
Low tide. tomorrow. s.52 a m. and
s.s2 p H.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
LANEBURG

It seems that Laneburg Is
dead, or rather. the people.
Tho our town must be coming a
little bit as an auto passed
through this week.
School seems to be moving
along nicely.
The Literary Society met Sat-
urday night and very interest
ing program was rendered. Had
quite a number of visitors
Sylvester Daniel and hismana-
ger, Mr.. Neal, spent last Sa:ur-
dag ii ht With Roy Daniels, also
R4ym5n Waters, WHO IS attend
ing school at Gale.
A conversation Wa overheard
T. tween two el1ls tae other aar
rs follows:
Af.ia Florence be sure you
a -. wear souI nee ale=s and
1ec It soiIed before.
t.are4ce: Before WD-n, All
Wh5?
AI.ine: Before Xmas, ana be-
cause / want you to 60 with s,
and I 10 Texarkana, Sec?
Miss Buch4n visited Miss
Martin Friday night and satar-
day.
Several OF the young people
were out Sunday afternoon to
the prayermee;ing, and two old
people managed to get there.
Why don't everyone go and try
to do something for the Lord.
Mrs. Eta Cotiingham has
gotten moved to her new house
in our community. She is Ve,y
welcome in our midst and we
must make her feel SO by visit
ing her.
r. D. Martin is purchasing his
house keeping outfit this week.
lie will open his school Monday
and will move his family down
in about two weeks.
Bro. Richard Bright has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. W. j.
Martin.
Ii you want to know when
Florence Daniel is going to get
hes piano, ask her and she will
say. Mex week. "
It's almost impossible to get
yt..@g that simply Wont set
oil. .s3aer 81 later. Bur sc
nave -. tm : tr&t thlra isu't
~ prospects whatever of ever
st IL I'D to The people. AID
that's tha TED. ones
a71- u si=-
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
BEWARE Of 0lkTMEkIS FOR CA ARRk
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derangc
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be Used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as tie danger they viii do is ten
field 20 the good you can possibly de-
rive from them. Hairs Catarr; Cure,
manufactured by +. j Cheney & Co,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, and is
taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Test,
monials free.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
How Old People
May Prolong
Their Lives

AT advanced age the organs ..
more slowly than in youth. C;r act
iatlon becomes poor, blood thin ~.
watery, appetite ftful, and d;a a.'u
ton weak. This condition le ,ses
the tn system open to disease such -
coughs n; Colds, Grippe, pneun .
MA, Rheumatism, etc. A''0'
VlNOL is the greatest be,,,
creator and body builder we knola
OF for old people, as it sunn lo"
the very elements needed t pp,ss
build wasting tissue and reDla :,
weakness with strength. paw
HERE Is TIRE PROOF
A case is recorded in ALBANY, w
woman Wao lei 80 t,aS ~. L. OF
down by age and WIS dco,,,o51 taking
weak ana feeble condition of oi5 ~ " me
she had no strength and the slj,hip"eeoepie.
eff1on tired Ter, but NTNOI s,aas ex-
wei and strong, and she .f.,I ee ti', her
Ieeis ten years YnHnear than She az, sne
tore taking NIA0L. eia De-
We ask every aged perso0 !,
this ncighboThood to try a bottla
OF FlNOL with the UNDERSTANDING
that we will return their money f :
does not prove beneficial.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
A GOOD POSITION
AN he had by ambitious young

Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies in the field OF
wireless" or Railway tele9ra-
ply. Since the 8-hour law be-
came effective, and since the
Wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout the
country there is a shortage OF
telegraphers. Positions pay be-
qinners from $40 to $50 per
month. with good chance Of adj
vancemant. The national tele-
Eram institute operates SIX olil-
cial institute ia America, under
supervision o. 4. Rand Wireless
officials and place al grada-
a - .nlopesitions. i will pa
vaa 70 writ them for iaiI detai.
. Cincinnati, O.. Philadelphia,
T. \ Mempis, Tenn, Davenport,
|. A., Columbia. 5. c., or Port
land, Ore, according to which
90 wish t. enter.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
70 hiLIN5 WOMEN
title


title wee WI Heli5 Many
a Sufferer in Prescott.
No woman can be Heaitby ahd well
If the kidneys ate SCI. Ioisans that
pass off in the eeefetions when the
kidneys are Wei. are retained IL tie
BODY when the hidnes aIe SICK. hld-
news and bladder become lntamed and
swollen and worse troubles quickly
follow. This is often the true caGse
OF bearing down pains, iameness, back
ache, sideache, etc Uric poisoning
also causes headaches, dizzy spells,
In ier. nervousness and rheumatic
pain.
When suffering 50, try Doan's Kid
ney Pills, remedy that cures sick
kidneys. You will get better as the
kidneys get better and health will re-
turn when the kidneys ere well, Let
a Prescott woman tell you about
Doan Kidney Pills.
Mrs Frances Hesterly, Prescott,
Ark, SAYS: az can recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills as an excellent remedy
for backache and other symptoms OF
kidney trouble A few months ago
l procured this remedy at Hesterly's
Drug Store and began its use in accor'
dance with the directions. was
troubled for long time by pains in
the small of my back but Doaus' Kid
ney Pills quickly relieved me and toned
up my whole system .
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's s. and
take no other.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15

You are not experimenting on your
self W ca YOU take Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy for a cold as that PIE
aaration has won its great reputation
ard extensive sale by It's remarkable
cures of colds, and can always be de
pended upon 1t Is equally valuable
for ADULTS and children and may be
given to young children with explicit
confidence as it contains no harmful
drug. Sold by a Dealers.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
v. c. t. !.
KANSAS.

~
where that you won near Nall
sas. FOR many years That STATE
oattled with law VlolatorS' rom
the speak easy 10 'he oiiieid'
chaif out at iaSe' having 90" "ea
the hlgHea>-0p hs'eiaciofs anu
elected men VINO mean - ~ 3
the statues r'Spec'eo' me INV"
lis "oiaS may oe S"'0 u Tie
Drive o.a 80. ..,...o
fhJh.hiIl0S 9O1oSso
ooiSlt'tQ'i''ids u '''=2 s.'oi' :.
u .iiisa" b I 1ucesss' - ose''. =,
9s Ter PEI pc a'ie. 80 80
y 1ile y e"siS az qvt9i o. 8
et5 y Ky NE ltat8| q =
.5sss.d' alta s,1''''teee4 - :.
l. Is q success u Gus ny
enforce 'i,7 law a'o 'iIiNi" . ~
iofce lie law because so2o c''.7
zeilS SIall9 Sobs'liei d, Z e,1 =,
any otiler hlilo VI e"i.oia&eeS'
hah9"s Is oelIenseu "is1 " 80
she mas accolilp'iSneo' anu 'iie' :
Is no thouehU " d poeA " al :.
step. her last Legislature 'ooN
aaEailceu etouiio anu ei1esNt0" :"
Id" prohioilillg VHe sane VI ii'i''0i
by afusgis.s' even o'i lhe ~
sefipeioh Oh d reputaoie piis S0.aii'
ana the state mas prospe1eu d
never before. one no" h"S :"
greater pahk oeposi. per c"p''"
than any other u hei eiS,e'
states. han me- counties uia
not SEND any prisoners 10 'ne
penitentlary curing Tue year,
More tnan nail t /, counties nave
emyty JAMS WINE ehe paupefs
are TO le" 'ha' ny acl VI 'ne
Legislature many u Tue pooi
farms nave oeeh tofnea over .
the stat Tor experiment SD
tons IN AGRICULTURAL woth' oa'
IN Kansas inc are eaiieo pnos5
DerltN stations. Ou CAL IItIu
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-11-15
LOCAL NEWS

s or doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c'
The first quarterly meeting of
the Main Spring Camp will con-
vene at the Tabernacle on Satur-
day. Nov. Goth, 1910. Preaching
at II O'Clock Saturday and Sum
day, 26th and 9th.
A. d. Wren, Pres.
w. N. Andrews, Sec.
If YOU. need stationary you Will
save money at the Rexall Store.
Ship Lap And Finish Lun-
Der At Home Lumber CO.
All kinds of bargains IN
Jew elry at RexaIl Store.
We have several good homes
for sale OF rent. See Us 10y
what yeU want.
Vaughan Reality CO.
We have bought more STATIC
nary than we need and in order
to reduce our stock, will setl a
regular SOC value for 25c. the
ReXall kind.
Baker Drug Store.
For Sale-Pure bred Duroc
Jersey hogs, both sexes. &C. K.
McClelland. l 1-2 miles south OF
Prescott, Ark, r l.
We have some attractive bar
gains in farm property TO close
quickly and it will pay you to
investigate them.
Vaughan Reality Co.
Vaughan Reality can get what
you want in city or farm proper
tv. See their lists before buying.
The kidneys are small bnt important
organs. They need help occasionally.
Prickly Ash Bitters is a successful
kidney tonic and system regulator.
Meet the train with your car
riages today and be ready to
carry the older preachers and
LADIES' to their homes.
A bottle of Prickly Ash Bittocs kept
in the house ard used occasionally
means good health to the whole house
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
LEAYEs EoR KANSAS.

W. J. Clark who received the sad intelligence a few days ago of the seri- ous illness of his father in Kansas will leave for that place on the early morn ing train.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
MESA DEPARTMEMT
CHAs. z. LONE S
 Manager

commenced. The Phoenix National bank was made the trustee of the treasury stock from which institution large blocks Df stock have been sold. According to the local men who are interested in the proposition the in stalling of the plant is practically as- sured
 While it k important to know that the sale has reached such a point that the mill is assured. yet possibly the next most important feature is to learn from an experts opinion it is stated that the cement can be man Ilactured- at a cost of Sl per barrel. In the event that the manufactured article can be sold on a basis of $l.30 per barrel, f o. h. Mesa or any other point in the valley it will mean q rev olutioniziDs of the building industry. IL has been stated that it has been possi ble to get a certain grade Of cement at Phoenix for S265 per barrel. The figures just quoted were had from a seni-offIcal source. but in any event whether they are correct or not it is pretty well understood that the price has been no lower than s2.65. If q competing grade of cement can be put in the valley at $50 it will be an easy matter to see that there will be not only d market for the regular cement uses but the volume of business will be materially increased. IL is q well known fact that cement construction is becoming the popular material not only for this section but practically all over the United States.
 The cement mill at Roosevelt which has been in operation for the past four years has been taken down and stored at this point. It has been given out that the machinery is to be sold. It is not known whether the local company is figuring on bidding on this machin- cry or not but it has been rumorod that certain members of the concern have expressed themselves as favoring the purchase of the Roosevelt mill provided il could be had at reason able price.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
CHINO fIGUEROA
 GOES ON LAST TRIP
A We'll Known Mexican Freighter Dies
 of Cancer.

Chino FiguerUa, the best known Mexican freighter on the Mesa Roose- welt road. who has been in the con tinuOus service of the Shattuck- Nim- mo company in the carrying out of their oil hauling contract. died yester- day morning at his home. in the north part of the city directly across the street south from the entrance tn Drew's park. of cancer at the age ot fOrty-two years. FigucrOa was one ot the most prominent of the local Span American families. he had accum- ulated considerably more of this worlds goods than is usually gathered by the average man of his own nation ality living in an adopted land. The mans circle of acquaintances extended out among the business men of the town where his industrious habits were appreciated and pronounced meritorious The funeral will he held from the family residence this fore noon at ten o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
LOCAL JUSTICE HAS
 AN OPINION 0F MEN

Marshal Peterson has just reported that he had oVertakcn q man just get ting outside of the city limits leaving an unpaid fine of seven dollars in po- lice court when Justice Irwin looking up over the top of his glasses pro ceeded to- issue q verbal opinion on the honesty of mankind. There is no question but what the white man in every instance is the fellow that has to be watched. I have had numerous examples of Indians paying their fines in installments of one, two and three dollars each even though they were out of the Jurisdiction of this court Mexic3ns after they are once fined will work out their assessment or they will send me the amount of their fine even after | have allowed them to go in order to get out of the expense of feeding them. but generally speaking l never feel safe in letting a white man go with fine hanging over him. I always feel that his debt to the city will forever remain unpaid and that furthermore he will never light in the town again
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
PHELPS LOT BOUGHT
 BY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Cove F. Phelps lot was pur- chased yesterday by the trustees of the Christian church recently organ ized in this city, the price being s1350. The lot is 66 by ls0 feet; sixty feet facing First street and one hundred and eighty feet facing on Macdonald street
 Immediately after the selection of the lot the lumber for d new church building Was ordered and il is expect ed that il vfill 'be on the ground within a few days. The church building is to be rather after the bungalow idea and in dimensions will be 3Ox1SO feet. It is hardly possible to estimate the length of time that will be required in the construction of the building but il is stated that it is planned to have the building ready for occupancy at date no later than July 1st.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
MANUFACTURE
 0F CEMENT Industry Said To Be Already
 Assured THE SITE NEAR W|NKE[hAN Much of the Stock of Which the Phoenix National Bank Was Trustee Has Been Sold-Effect on the Salt River Valley.
THE SITE NEAR W|NKE[hAN

F.. r.. Pascoe and | T. Hosey passed through this place yesterday morning cnroute to Hayden, q junction on the A. r.. railroad near Winkelman where they go for the purpose of looking over the cement bed and clay formation looking toward the subscribing for a block of stock in the corporation re- gently organized for the purpose of in stalling q plant for the manufacture of cement.
 The fact will be recalled that Kim and Lige Pomeroy located tract of six hundred and forty acres of land in the vicinity of Ninkelman several months ago. on which were found all of the necessary materials for the manufacture of cement. Later a com pany Was incorporated with one mil lion shares. and the sale of stock was
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
WOMAN'S LEAGUE
 ORGANIZED HERE
What It is Proposed Shall be Accom-
 plshed.

The American Woman's League which has just been organized m Mesa is mcritorious undertaking which IS deserving of assistance. The objects and purposes of the orSaniza- | ion is q subject that has been covered in d number of the popular priced periodicals of national importance 1 both through the advertising and news l columns. One of the reasons for the 1 existence of the league is first that i the regular amount expended each ' year by magazine publishers in keep i ing up their circulation through the medium of clubs and clubbing offers may be accomplished by the members | of the league and second so that there may be d chapter house in every town where there is an organization.
 ! However. Mrs. Celia A Smith. who | first became q member of the orgdni- l Zation at this place and who has been successful in the securing of subscrip- ! tions for magazines has written some ! of the details of the work for Republi-
 can readers as follows,
 The American Woman's League is an organization for the educational l benefit of women and children prin-
 cipally and is fast spreading its local l branches throughout the country. Beautiful local chapter houses are being built by the league. Some of | them are already completed and many others are in course of construction. At the league headquarters in tni- Versity City. St Louis. Mo. a large and beautiful academy of fine arts | has already been built, and in each 1 of the local chapter houses study | classes will be organized in different branches, and will be instructed by graduates of the honor courses at ! University City. who must give four | months time to teaching others. m re- | turn for the one years post graduate course which has been given them free. When a chapter house has been built a handsome cabinet phonograph is in stalled in it by the league, and the chapter is put on the circulating li-
 brary of musical records. and is fur nished with new set of records about every two weeks. so that mum erous entertainments can be given. consisting of the very best music in the world.
 This is only one of the many good
 things that are promised to league
 members and Mesa has decided to come in for her share of them, and on
 Wednesday the Mesa chapter was or
 ganized under the direction of Mrs.
 Louise Stevens Cooke of Phoenix.
 The new chapter starts out with
 ten members. with the following of
 ricers: Mrs. Everett Wilbur, president;
 Miss Lydia Spain. secretary. and Mrs
 Celia A. smith. treasurer The other
 members are Mesdames Chas. Peter
 son, M l.. Gibbons. Jas. Johnson.
 Susannah Fuller. Wm. Ross, Anna
 Smith and Miss Francelle Pomeroy.
 If the many good people of Mesa
 who take magazines will hand their
 subscriptions to one of the league
 members instead of sending it off
 themselves it will be of great as sistance to the local chapter in helping to get their membership paid up. as the price of membership is S52 worth of subscriptions and not merely the money.
 We hope to get members enough by and by to entitle us to d handsome chapter house that will be an orna- ment to the city"
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
VISITED BY SIORk

Mir. and Mrs. w. r Van Meter are rejoicing over the arrival of son born to them early yesterday morning tipping the scales at ten pounds
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
DRUNK AND DISoRDERLY.

J. ID. Lee Wandered just trifIe from the straight and narrow path yesterday. In fact the man was in no condition to follow q narrow path had there been one. the sidewalk with a margin of sixteen feet was all taken up by the man +in getting from one given point to another. The point is that Lee was drunk. The justice thought that s7 was not too much of a fine for a man who was having the fun that Lee was evidently monop- olizing. Seven dollars was more mon- eytthan Lee possessed. In fact he was not in a position to even make the first cash payment
Arizona republican., 1910-05-27
RECEPTION FOR NEwLYWEDs.

A reception was given Wednesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Standage west of the city in honor of their son and wife, Mir. and Mrs Joseph N. Standage who have only recently returned from Salt Lake City where they were married accord ing to the temple rites. A great many of the friends of the young couple were invited and a very pleasant even ing was reported. It Is the intention of Mr. and Mrs Standage to make Mesa their home.
 SHOWER FOR MISS sTANpAcE.
 A shower v'ill be given this evening in honor of Miss Ada Standage whose coming marriage to Lorenzo Cutler was announced several days ago. The young folks have planned to leave for Salt Lake City where the welding will be solemnized nt a date that wlll he determined soon after their arrival