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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

un f1uh aF. where che resides
during wiaier. aud another az r.
sinEion.on lludanu. bef aaUmef
tume rHlh arn comparatively
uodeat residences Thnif furnish
lass 90 GOT compare Hita these 81
many other t1Nh as homes The
pictures Hrr those purchased bF
her father She tas newer added
any % Die nrt collection
TO hrr arrvhutH whom she pre-
fefn fo cail help. She b most kind
ard cmnaldofnte. makinE fheif du.
Siea a. liehi as possible and afrauW
ing fo Ei4c GhNm Hme fuf plenty ~
recreation She haa ln her employ
men wto have Efuvu old ia the
service Of hrf familF
Mics Could D. ia her forty second
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
MISBRANDING OF A DRUG
CASE OF HUTHWELKER'S HEADACHE TASOETS"

Washington April 2gThe United department Of aerf
culture has published bulletin telling Of proceeding
United States district Of Maryland IN the "fuhwel
kers Headache Tablets sold b. Adam Huweikcr Baltimore
Md
government analysed chnrred that
the the label "A Positive Every
Headache and Neuralgia fase and misleading
further the label that tho tablets
untrue Further charged that the tablets contained
lid
The defendant pleaded guilty fined $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

onstfntr mat me old way o. capable
Of much Improvement
Prof Hoaman says that the ok
orcisos usually place the graduates
ln n wrong Hight before the world
'Thoy have learned essays written
tor them by instructors. and then
they repeat them parrotlike." he
SAYS. cas- their own productions
They are forced into the attitude ~
dcceiycrs in their first step upon
tho threshold OF the worlds activl.
ties" in palmer words, the chill
drcn are given a llft on the high
road 90 TOUR flushing through life
so thoy ARE going 10 let Prof
Hoffman prepare different kind OF
graduation program aH O test
10 may be- one that viii make
them appear more like owls than
parrots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
IN LITTLE OLD new YORK

give her more than passing
glance.
Finally she saw n telegraph mes
sengor boy She managed. to az.
tract his attention lie dragged
her 90 the curb. and ielephoned for
"a carriage. in which she gas taken
to tho home OF The fyiouds she was
visiting
There 10 a Reason"
or course. there is a MASON for
this when you sto0p over pros
trate person. iu a dark hpQi. the
PROSTATE form is apt to Nrap yuu
by the nook. choke you hlacR and
take away everything that's loose
Jos your clothes or q cqnfeferate
steps up behind and llad.jacks
YOU People rond about those
things ln the papers. and Il nakea
them "leary' about prdatrate
forms n
AS 90 helping ladies' I'D dlNress
"a kind man who cudeavObd to be
of aid to a llmplug damael On the
tfth st subway station. not long
ago. lost his wallet ia the four or
five seconds that She chung Ia his
shoulder Those things get into
the papers. too.
So there you are The innocent
must suffer for the guilty And
they do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Gel. Roosevelt refused 20 see sa-
lone In Paris That ought 60 be-
good for another revival Of bare
footed drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

How different 70 might an have
been IL President Tai, had done
something like the Hughes appoint
mant a year ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
SWEET GIRL PARROTS
Mean Nc One Educators Idea o.
Whs, Graduates Appear Like
When Speaking Pieces.

..KEs BARRE.
Pa April 90
They're 10
ing to try out
a new kind OF
g o IA ma en- G. e..
ment day exor
else in the
Foster town
ship school
10 give Supt
Hoffman a
chance 10 dem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

iuasmuch as there Ia no mentiou
% The Florida peach crop. Nc Aa
sumo the worst d. true 81 that
Southern blizzard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Remember. It's the last chance
you1l have Tor 10 long years 20 sec
in on tho census count. 30 yog bst
ter make sure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

"sho lights up the minute she gets
with him"
That's because hos a match for
her New York Evening Telegram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Three round trips daily Leave 80.
Htfia az g. VA fa Ca. ard D m
Sunday leave Seattle 81 20 a. m,
DO RI and 8 o. "a Leave Everett az
0ts o.. ans .. m. and ffa D "a
sunday. leave EsHfHtt 81 eff q. M.
ans g. on. and ftft > m
Steamer leaves ffum Colmau dock.
Steamer and schedule subject 70
change Without notice
Thanes Sunset. Main Sass Ind. 1aG
MEALS SERVED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

The Man I'm Tired % arguing
with you You ore perfectly heart
leaai You haven't one particle of
love Tor single human being on
aarthi
The Woman Dear met
The Man Pardon me+I forgot
about you. Boston Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Or. Marage. o. Paris. Who demon
utrated thAt voice sounds sfs pre-
dursd ~ tho lhryns exclusive, has
made dead dogs bark b. making ths
muscles ~ the throat sihfats ~ the
application o. IN electric current Ne
thinks current may help human
beings who loco their voice.
whats your fareT" asked the
hard listed ODD gentleman II The
cahby
~rl leave tba, 10 you" replied
eabby
Thank you replied the agiugy
one walking pff wlihnut iakinE his
fmnd aut ~ he fnehef~ You're ihe
first ono who Man ever kind enough
e. ieavn mo anything
The earth is nearest ths asa ~
January. Bot that eidu't make h
any warmer for VI thsn.
"rhsss bridge fIsastera are terri
hle" said msu over pie HHHs pa per.
which told ~ the haFne floods were
wFaakinE
"Yes. mY wife iaat a years pin
money at bridge iast might said
smother.
auumsri wonidn't 500 IKE 90
see women voters ai the palla7
Ants Indeed Al the North and
South puifa.
A. the beginning 81 July she earth
will BE- fsfthest from ths Sun. Think
q iHa' on so"ts hot July day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Beautiful Plain and Fancy Silks ~ =
Worth to SIPS, Special Sale at q oO

The greatest silk far this Tomorrow CREATES
point quantity and quality Of silks involved alike savings noe
be The eoo and designs what the best dressed women in b
best dressed circles wearing Including Fouards
Pongees, Messane affetas the popular patterns
Choose from the rich stripes satn self invisible and cheeLs
twed surah polka dots invisible effects solid coIors ontras
borders, Pekn stripes handoom Standings Jacquard patterns p
inc foreign print Standings and others.
Grades Also on Sale at 81 so and Worth Much More
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

EVERETT q EpmoNps Route
str. Cify % Eserrtt Or Telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

what do you UNDER tand by
magnetism ns ao often applied to-
Hn actors pDraounlityf'
Magnetism" replied the mnnagor.
"iH the force that draws dollars 20
The box office Washington Even
inv star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26
Pressed GIassware-Er,a Values, Practical Piece.

VASES Cylindrical in shape, Colonial in design l4inch in size
Worth 45c Special 25c.
VASES-Coonia shape style, l4-nh in size
Worth 25c. Special, 15c.
VASES-Rarc value pattern one inches ho4
Worth zoe Special 1Oc.
BOWLS-Coonial extra heavy and very useful fruit etc
Worth soc Special, 35c
BoWIS-For fruits and Colonial in design 41l-nch sets
Worth S20 Special, 75c
FINGER BOWLS-Handsom blown glass bowls very pretty and
practical Worth 50. Special 81 80 dozen.
WATER PTTCHER-Ground glass pitcher ornamental also use.
full Worth 85c Special, SOC
TUMBIERS-Fne etched generous size, have extra
Worth ST. Special, soc dozen.
FLOWER BASKETS-Coonia design, pieces
above. Worth 25c. Special, 15c.
WINE GASSEsStar cutting clear transparent and good
Worth $3.50 Special S2.75 dozen.
FINGER BOWLS-Sar cutting popular andaBi cut very rich
Worth $500 Special $3.50 dozen.
A Special Display in the sa'erOom Tomorou
AN INTERESTING DISPLAY AND DEMONSTRATION OF THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Fred There seems 90 be LOT
more fuss made az Ethrfa singing
than Murya and t'm aure Aisa MARY
has hy Gar the richor voice
Ned nui Ethel has tins richer
father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

"Th' mssnss' msn ! ever met WIZ
~ Teller who borrowed = chaw o
serbaekrr from mo, an then spit on
NY shoe"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-26

Better Grades Also on Sale at $50 and Worth Much More
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Development Company
 Pushing R. R. Project

The Tucson Star learns from re li- able authority that the Development Company of America is pushing its project-the building of a railroad from Tucson or Sasco to Port Lobos on the gulf cosst or Sonors-to 6 successful completion. The Develop ment Company of America is the owner of the great Tombstone mines, the Imperial Copper Go. at Silver Bell, the reduction works at Sasco and many other large and important interests in Arizona. The route to the gulf has been thoroughly worked over and careful estimates made of the proposed road. Two weeks ago the transfer of the Mexican concession, held by Messrs Henderson & Sardovsi, ~as made to the present company. This concession was originally made to the Peters Cartridge Company of Cincinnati through the Sandoval brothers of Nogales, and Mir. Hender- son of Los Angeles, and by them transferred to the present company The concession includes the wharfage privilege of both Port Lobos and Port Isabel and for which $25, ,OOO was paid to the Mexican government,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Arizona Woman Was
 Sentenced to Hanq

Though her second trIal is set to appears to be matter of doubt whether Mrs Emma LeDoux, con- victed of one of the most sensational murders ever committed in California, will ever again have to face judge and jury at Stockton, Cal.
 Mrs LeDoux formerly lived iu Bis bee and was known to number Of Tombstone people. During the four years she has spent in Jail, part Of the time under sentence of death, the woman has beeL gradually failing in health and now appears to be in the last stages of consumption.
 At the time Of her first trial Mrs. LeDoux was but g years Oi age and possessed of more than ordinary good looks. Born and reared in the foot hills of the Sierras, she developed early into comedy womanhood and had many admirers.
 At Is she married Charles Barrett, whom she divorced four years later to marry William Williams, with whom she went to Arizona, living there with him for six years. Williams died and three years later she married Albert McVicar. After two years they sep arated and the woman, claiming to believe that McVicaI had died married Eugene LeDoux, playmate of her childhood.
 The murder of McVicar. her third husband, was the crime for which Mrs LeDoux was tried, convicted and sen- tenced to death.
 On the evening of March 2i, 1906 the body of McVicar was found crushed into trunk left on the platform of the Southern Pacific depot in Stockton. The stench at tracted the railroad men after the trunk was placed in the baggage room. An investigation disclosed the remains. An expressman gave a de- script;on of the woman who employed ] h:n. tc move the trunk tn the depot She was Mrs LeDoux.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Merger
 Report
 Here Confirmation ofCop- per Combine Re- ceived Here BlSBEE IS INCLUDED
BISBEE IS INCLUDED
Leak from Official >the Sources Claimed Deal
 is Completed

A special to the Douglas Dispatch from Warren says: The report is current here tonight that officials of the Calumet X Arizona Mining com psny, whose headquarters are located here, have received information of the completion o' the merger of the big copper interests of the country, in- eluding the Guggenhaims, the Amsl- gsmsted and the Copper Queen or Phelps s-Dodge properties
 The report is said to have come straight from C. X 4. headquarters and has created intense interest in the Warren district, where it is believed that if the merger report proves true, a stable copper market ranging be- tween fourteen and seventeen cents i. assured, and A. these prices insuring a big mining boom in southeastern ArI- zona and Sonora
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
ADVERTISED LETTERS
UacaIled at the Tombstone Postoffice
 For the Past Week

The following IS a list of letters re fnaining in the general delivery at the fombstone postofice for the week 'lding December II. 1909. Anderson Chss Billslobos Cruz Cuevas Ruperto Cepsds Feliz Dorame Marcline Espinosa Francits Figueros Jesus Grigslbs Silvsrio Garcia Vincente Gaitsn Juanits Henze Mics L N Orduno A Ranlds Mir Soto Mre Bas
 Villalsbos Cruz
 Vilanceo Esmerencisns
 Hernandez Marcelino When calling tor above letters, say advertised" giving date of sdver ,Sement.
 FRANCIS D. CRABLE
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
How One Arizona
 Town Was Named

The Desert News recently gave a writeIp of Arizona old timers and towns. and had the following to Say in the naming of one of our villages: ::
 That name Show Low carries with it story that will g dosn in Ari Ions's history, ani it is inseparsbly linked with toe mama of c. E. Cooley MT. Cooley came to Arizona ss 8 sol dier and was stationed at old Fort Mcdowell when he was mastered out iu the later eos. He worked his pay up to Fort Apache and there married an Indian wife and was adopted into the Apache tribe and made one of it's chiefs. One day he was gambling at the game of seven up when bisoppon- ent bet ranch aga net sum of money. The game ran close and it was a question who was out. Cooley claimed he had won by having the point "low." The other man ssid Well, show low and take the ranch. I Cooley showed low, took the ranch snd named 1t Show Low Ranch. Through too shre sd business part ner Mir. Cooley lost this ranch more than twenty years ago and then he moved into the Indian reservation and settled at his present ranch, where as 8 man of "A he is spending hi. last days"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Greene Enters Cattle
 From Sonora

w W Carpenter, special treasury de partment agent with headquarters Nogsles, was in Bisbee last night from Hereford, where he hal been looking after the importation of 55l head of cattle. The cIttle were entered by the Greene Cattle company from their ranges ia Sonora. They expected to cross ljGO mere cattle but the storm prevented the drive and they will le entered later. MT Carpenter has gone to Douglas where an entry of cattle will be made today
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Crook Forest Reserve
 Is Opened for Entry

The land office at Phoenix has re- ceived telegrsphic instructions to de- clare the lands withdrawn from the Crook forest reserve open for entry. That the department intended to open the land leaked out from head quarters Tn some unknown manner and number of Globe people who had heard it are already in Phoenix to file their entries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Committed to the
 Reform School

Deputy Sheriff John Woody left Tuesday for Benson, Arizona, having in charge Hazel Coats, who has been committed to the Reform school at Benson. She escaped from an officer at Ash Fork . few days since and was captured at g arcblight, Nevada, and brought back. Mrs Woody accom- panied her husband on his trip to Southern Arizons.-Flagstaff Gem.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
MONDAY, DECEMBER 27


 Court opened today with all the trial jurors on hand to answer roll cali having spent Xmas at their various homes.
 In the case of Berretto vs Middle march Co; case was continued for term by consent. Territory vs Chss Wise; defsulting witness was produced in court under bench warrant; upon his statement in explanation of default he vas dis charged
 Fiander vs Fisnder; decree of di- vorce granted, Gungi < Turner of Douglas appearing for plaintiff.
 Blackburn vs Lesdville Co; case dismissed.
 Wm Cowan vs A A Dudley ct al judgment entered on piesding-.
 In the case of the United States, at the relation of James B Speed vs Frank Schmidt ct al; upon motion of defendants to have service upon Gang & Co qusshed and set aside, was granted.
 Territory vs L L Lawhorn. charged with epticing 6 girl to a Bisbee house, being s joint indictment with Mrs Msbry; defendant, represented by Neale and Sutter, withdrew rlea of not guilty and presented demurrer to the indictment on the ground that the indictment was not specific ss to public character of house where ofense was alleged to have been committed. Alter argument the district attorney confessed the indictment dismissed and the case was resubmitted to the present grand jury. Bail was fixed at $l 900.
 In court today an order was made for 50 more trial jurors, returnable January 3. This is the date set for the P.ankuche murder case, and it is evident that this noted case will be
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Doings in Cochise
 Courts of Record
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COURT Suit No 56lO, judgment; Wm H Goode, CT. and Bisbee Light & Power Co. dr; S4,759 and costs SlS.l5. Suit No 1875 filed; Leonard Mel gren vs Lilly May Melgren; action for divorce.
 Suit No 5506, judgment; Addis Dsnielson, CT. and Dan Danielson, dr decree of divorce,
 PROBATE COURT Estate of Emily Hsyne; order ap. pointing sdministrstrix.
 Estate of Adels Lopez Suits; order fixing day for hearing petition for distribution.
 Estate John H Matthias; order dis. charging executors.
 Estate of John Reton; order notice to creditors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02

MsnZsn, the great Pile remedy, pre- vents piles by preventing constipation. It is conveniently applied directly to the trouble by means of . small nozzle attached to the tube in which Manzan is put up. Sold by Frank Ysple
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
SENTENCE PASSED
 ON SCHMIDT
Given $250 Fine and Four Months in Jail for Violating Arizona
 Gambling Law v0LK FORGERY CASE NOW BEFORE A JURY

heard during this term. With the present venire on hand, 100 jurors will he available to select the necessary panel when the case is called.
 The gambling cases from Lowell were set today. In the case of the territory vs Frank Schmidt, on charge of permitting gambling at his place of business, several demurrers were pre- sented and oyerruled. The case was called at 3 o'clock and 8 jury selected so try the same.
 Trial Juror J OLaughlin excused for term.
 Territory vs E G strickler; deiend- ant arrsigned on charges of embezz'e. ment; demurrer was presented on several points which were ably and | eioquently argued by Attorney Roy Morfoot. A number of attorneys appear of record for Mir Strickler, who have volunteered in the case the brother attorney. The matter was taken under sdyisement. TUESDAY. DEC. 2S Frank Schmidt was found guilty Of violating the Arizona gambling stat. utes last night, the jury being out but a short time. This morning Schmidt [ was sentenced to pay fine of S250 and serve four months in jail for the | otfense Schmidt was indicted on several charges of permitting gamb. ling in his place of business at Lowell. He was repeatedly warned by the ofi- , cers, but it appears gambling still con tinued. He WIS given nearly the maximum sentence, which provides for $3O0 fine and six months sen tence.
 A motion for new trial WAS denied and bond denied. Notice of appeal was given and unless the supreme court takes action on the appeal at the coming short session next month. the term sentence will have been served before that body passes upon the merits Of the appeal at the follow ing meeting.
 Attorneys for Schmidt are perfect ing plans to seek other legal remedy y to keeI their client from serving the sentence pending the appeal. Mean. while he has been remanded to the custody of the sheriff.
 Bower vs Stuckovich; dismissed.
 Lopozich vs Nepote ct al; dismissed Cowsn vs Dudley ct al; judgmen, for plaintiff.
 Trial jurors F w Neil and H Hol born excused for the term.
 Territory vs Frank K volk; charged with forgery of ss check; committed at Benson. Follosing jury was em' psneled:
 d Cannoh h lOrpey
 Tbos Haigler l. H Scsnlon L NJ Parker l. N Robertson
 E P Ryder W E Mauldin
 Sheldon Ijans Lou c Woolery
 Frank Jackson AC Wsnrooy
 Case is on trial ss we go to press. [Continued on page 4, column l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Arizona Included in
 Corporation Tay
A Denver dispatch says

A Denver dispatch says
 Blank forms are being pr local agents of the feders revenue department to be companies in Wyoming, Colorc~ Arizona which come under tac. corporation tax law. |.
 Officials have announced that returns are not received within months, regardless of whether companies receive notice or not are liable to penalty under the The blanks show the amount of up stock, gross income, disidend: preciation of stock, net income taxes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02

Of the 680 deaths. 426 were males and 25i females.
 Ot the 6sO deaths, 2ll died under the age of ? years; 10 died bet ween the ages of 2 and |; 32 died between and If; 42 between II and 2i; 99 between A and 34; Sl between 3i and A, and l75 older than il.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02

The proper Va, and method Of treating . cough or cold is to frs of all gently move the bowels. Thi you can most conveniently do by talk ing a dose or two of Bees Laxative Cough syrup. It is pleasant to take. scts promptly; children like it. Sold by Frank Ysple
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEREST CONDENSED.

A Lowell boy, aged F, was found few dave ago by Constable Bailey ot Lowell lying beside the railroad tracks in an unconscious condition ana nearly frozen. Instead of suffering from exhaustion as was at first supposed. it was found upon exam. instion that he was helpless from intoxication.
 Officers, including trustees of the fund as we'll as the departmental and medical staff who will participate in governing the association, have been named for the recently formed Copper Queen Elm ployes Benefit asso- citation.
 Through the activity of Secretary Grindell of the Doug as Chamber oi Commerce and Mines a branch of the recently incorporated Grover CIeve- land Tuberculosis Preventorium for children may possibly be located at or near Douglas.
 An old gold mining district in Ysvspsi county, about 65 miles north of the Yankee Bill district, has again been stsked out by prospec:ors who are enthusiastic over their dis covery.
 It was brought out at the trial of George Harris at Phoenix on a charge of insanity that he had killed two men during the course of his career, one in Texas and the other at Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Vital Statistics
 For Arizona

The vital statistics of Arizona for the third quarter have been compiled by Dr. Godfrey. who has charge of the bureau for the Arizona govern ment, and tine figures herewith presented for July, August and September, are as iollows:--
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
NO 22
EN!T.'I,1':.;.@'':;. N!.'I,' 1..@''; :; ;. !: 5 5

r.Ovided.
 Giving to the territory in addition to the present provisions, a million acres of government land as a fund for the future development of the ter ritorial road system now initiated, and 100000 acres as A soIrce of income for the territorial fair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-01-02
Notice of Stockholders Meetinu

Not ce is hereby given that meet ing of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone, for the election Of Directors, and for such other business as may properly come before the rneeting, will be held at the Ba king House at p. m. on Tuesday, the 1lth day of January, 1910.
 T. R. BRANDT, d5td Cashie <