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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20

Rochester. April 20.-In the congress
sional election here yesterday republic
can standpatism was dealt a blow as
terrific in Its effect as that which it
sustained few weeks ago In the Four
teenth Massachusetts, district, where
Eugene N. Foss, running as a demo-
crat, reversed the traditional majority
In district supposed to be rockribbed
republican.
James S. Havens, a democrat, has
been elected to fill the vacancy in con-
gress caused by the, death of James
Breck Perkins over George w. Aldridge,
the republican boss Of Monroe county.
by the unprecedented plurality of $500.
The district, the Thirty-second. had not
gone democratic since 190o
The defeat was overwhelming. 1t
seals the fate Of A1dridge forever as an
elective candidate and 1t marks the be-
ginning OF the end Of his supremacy in
republican councils. Mr.. Perkins, re-
publican. carried the district in 1908
by 10,1s7. Fighting single-handed
against the whole Aldridge machine,
Mr.. Hayens succeeded in almost re-
versing this plurality in campaign
that lasted but seventeen days.
While the so-called moral ISSUE
: yks undoubtedly paramount N the
acaytnpafgn, there seems also to be no
doubt that the Payne-Aldrfch tariff bill
had great deal to do with the result.
Aldridge had come out f1at-footed as
indprsing the tariff law as it stands.
Haxens was avowedly tarin reformer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-20
HAvENs, DEMOCRAT, WINS CON.
GREssIoNAL RACE IN STRONG
REPUBLICAN, DISTRICT.
NoN-PARTIsAN VICTORY
FOR HIGHER IDEALS
eSiitical Boss Overwhelmed by Voters
Of Rochester District as Protest
Against Cannon and High Prices o.
Food Products-A Political Revoiu-
tion.

Rochester. April 20.-In the first flush
Of victory. the friends Of James S.
Havens,, the democrat who was elected
to congress yesterday by a large plu-
rality in one Of the strongest repub-
lican districts in the country, already
lre talking of Havens for Governor this
fall. This is not wholly q partisan vic
tory" said Havens today. "It is VIC
tory over the things for which Cannon
stood and for the ideals which Gov
ernpr Hughes typifies." According to
Havens, the high cost Of living mainly
was responsible for yesterdays politi-
cal revolution.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
THE UTAH CANAL
 DRYING RAPIDLY
Reclamation Officials Cut Off Storage
 Water.

on account of no satisfactory ar arrangements having been ma lc with q view to turning over the Utah canal to the government, the reclamation ser vice officials yesterday cut all Stor- age water out of the ditch and now the landowners under the waterway are receiving only the normal flow ac- oording 10 the recent court decision II is understood tha; there are some thing less than d thousand inches go- ing down the canal, which ;s hardly sufficient to keep the bottom of the ditch well soaked.
 Just what arrangements can be made to insure the stored water is not known. but il is pretty generally un- derstood that nothing less than T transfer of the property to the govern ment will give to the landowners the stored water. II has been "siimated that there are approximately 11.5Oa acres of land irrigated by the Utah canal and the Utah Extension and En- largoment company. and that prac- tiCally all of the owners of this land with the exception of something like 500 acres have expressed their willing ness to sign up. or in other words transfer the canal to the government. It is a well known fact that the land owners can not hold out long without water and il is hoped by the majority of the shareholders m the canal that satisfactory arrangements will soon be reached wheSehy the stored water may be furnished
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
TEMPE DEPARTMENT F. s..:..t ess(<"

\ meeting will probably be called in the near future for the purpose of elccting q new director to fill the va cancy.
 C. M. Zandcr vas present at the meeting in behalf of the Pineair or Ganization and spoke at some length. urging the board to take some action that would look toward the better sale of the lots in Tempe. Mir. ZJnder of fered many reasons why Pincair as d valley summer resort should be given the hearty support of the community as a whole and as d result of his talk q motion was made and carried to the effect that a committee of four he named by the president to work with Mir. Zander; that that committee draw up resolutions indorsinG the proposi- ton and make every effort to dispose of more of the stock here President Schweppc has named on the commit tee Mcssrs Wilbur, Nielsen. Dickcnson and himself
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
HOLLADAY BUILDING SOLD
 YESTERDAY AFTERNOON

N r. Holladay. yesterday sold to OpeuShaW & Johnson the business brick building at the present time oc cupied by the Phelps Hardward com pany. the consideration being 5000. The lot and building is sixteen and q halk feet in width. making the selling price approximately s555 per front foot. The location of the Holladay building for years has been considered one of inc very best in the city. For q long time the building was occupied by the postoffice. It is understood that the lease to the hardware company will ex pire some time this coming summer. and it is not known whether open shaw & Johnson will occupy # at that time with their grocery stock or not, but it is presumed they will.
 MI'. Holladay expects to go into the ranchinE business on a large scale and has bought in with Len Nets on the W. w. Perkins land the particulars of which were given in these columns few days ago. IL is the intention of Holladay X Nets tO farm a section of land under the Eastern canal, com mencing this coming fall. one quater- section Of which was purchased out right
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
WILBUR AND DORIAN
 REAL ESTATE FIRM

proposition which has been pend ing for some little time was determined upon definitely yesterday when Dr. F.. w. Wilbur and w. $. Dorman formed partnership for the condctinS of a general real estate business. Tenn porary offices will be established in the O. $. Stapley X Co. building on West Main street.
 One of the primary objects in the establishment of the business IS to dis pose of the personal holdings of the members of the partnership. It Is q well known fact that the gentlemen have more property than they will be able to hold under the reclamation act. or rather that they are holding more land than they will be able to get wa ter for. They have estimated that the commission that would have to be paid q real estate concern for the disposi tion of their lands would go good ways toward establishing them In a business of their own. However, it should not be inferred from the above that exclusive attention will be paid to the disposition of the lands of the two men. for it is their intention to '. and will give the very same careful management of the sales for their cli- ents as they would for themselves
 Dr. Wilbur has been a resident of Mesa and vicinity for the past several years. During q good portion of his residence he has filled one position of public trust after another, and is known probably better than any other one man on the south side He is thoroughly acquainted with all the de- tails of the real estate business, and Is familiar with the negotiating of loans. having been also in the banking business at this place. in fact it was he who organized the Mesa City bank in 1893
 Mr Dorman is also thoroughly equipped with all the information nee cSSdry to explain in detail practically every feature of the irrigation system as well as the prevailing values of land. He has been d resident of this section for q. number of years and has been an extensive holder of th.. new lands under the Highland canal The firm is already equipped with two au- tomobiles. being the property of the partners.
 w. Aird Macdonald has made ten tative arrangements to take charge of the office work and to perform the du- ties usually entrusted to an inside man
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
THE CLOSE
 OF SCHOOL Successful Term of Tempe
 Night School WILL NOW BE PROGRAMMED
Next Fall With a Larger Attendance Talks, Pap CTS and Refreshments Constituted Closing Exer- cies Thursday Evening

The Tempe night school closed it's first term Thursday night and look fitting recognition of the occasion by inviting in q few friends, having an in formal program and serving light re- treatments. The school has now been in operation for three months and its sucCess has surpassed the fundest hopes and expectations of those who were instrumental in organizing it. John Hyder was the moving spirit at the start and it was largely due to his efforts that the institution was brought into existence. number oi others in town took an active interest in it and the result was that the school was established with Professors F. J Sullivan and Karl McMurray as the faculty. The school rooms were in the Andre building and there the school held nightly sessions of d cou- pie of hours duration nearly every night of the week The common school branches were all that were attempted this year though it is hoped that next fall. when the school is reorganized. higher branches may be taken mp.
 During the three months term. tho following named have been in attend ance at the school: J. Nalenzuela, Hugh Laird. L. Gustelum. Pete Doll. P. O. Oviedo. Allen, John Hyder. K. T. Hyder. Fred Patterson. J. MaZon. Al bert Mazon. F Martinez. R. Estrada and w. Turner. Tovyrd the close Of school d few of these were obliged to drop out but there was still a gooG attendance when it was decided L. close the school for the summer. Most of the above named were present al the close of school Thursday evening and all who were present, including the visitors were contributors to tho informal program.
 The program consisted of papers and talks. On the part of the stu dents their numbers were calculated to give some idea of the progress they had made during the school session On the part of the visitors. their talks were confined largely to expressions of surprise at the excellent work oG the school The public has little real ization of the splendid work the school has accomplished. Those who attend cd went strictly for business. No time v,1s lost in unnecessary conversation but every minute spent in the school room was made to bring results. The students were loud in their praise of the two faculty members while the two teachers were equally as well pleased with the efforts the students had made. It is safe to predict that ths school will be rcorganizcd after tn. summer vacation with a still larger attendance.
 After the program Thursday even ing light refreshments were served and an hour or so was pleasantly spent in q social way
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
MILITIA MEETING CALLED.

The following orders have been is sued for company D by the adjutant general:
 Phoenix. May 19. 1910. Special order No. ].
 L The application of Second Lieu tenant Edwin NJ LeBaron. First in fantry National Guard of Arizona, ask ing that he be placed upon the retired list on account of proposed absence from the territory. having been re- ceived and approved. an election of q second lieutenant. First infantry, Ma tional Guard of Arizona, for company D, will be held at the arInory of com pany D. Mesa. Arizona. May 26. 1910. at D. m. Captain J. B Nelson presid- ing.
 2. Captain Nelson will report the re suit of such election to this office i'm mediately after the election
 By order of
 RICHARD F. SLOAN. (SiEncd) Governor l.. w. COGGINS.
 Adjutant General
 MT. LeBaron expects to leave Mesa within the next few months on 6 mis- sion and will be unable to continue with the Arizona National Guard. Lieu tenant LeBaron has been identified with the local company for the past eight or ten years. He began as a private and then went along the line of corporals until he became sergeant being still further advanced until he reached his present position. that of second lieutenant. For the past four years he has been identified with the national guard probably more than any other man in the company. He has al tended several rifle shoots. both in the territory as well as the national con tests
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
$1W Dollars Reward $1OO

The readers of this paper will he pleased to learn that there is at least on" dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages and that is cdtdrrh. Halls Cata rrh Cure is th" only poSitiv" cure now known to the medical fraternity. Cdtarrh being a con Sututional disease, requires d conStitu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure lS taken internally. acting directly upon Tn" blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the founda- ton of tn" disease. and giving the pa tent strength by building up the con sutution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address:
 F J. CHENEY X CO Toledo O
 Sold by druggists. 7jc.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
CHAS. z. LONE S
 Manager
FOUR YEAR OLD CHILD
 SHOT THROUGH THE NECK
"45" Revolver Perilous Plaything.
PerIlous

Delbcrt. the i-ycar-old son of Mrs. Louie Daley. while toying with a 45 revolver attempted to break the gun when the weapon was discharged, sending q bullet through his neck. en- tering a little to the left of the wind pipe. passing the juglar vein by posSi- bly a sixteenth of an inch. The weap- on was in such close proximity to the flesh at the time of the discharge that the chords and tendons of the wound were horribly blackened and powder burned.
 Medical assistance was summoned in all possible haste and it was only I short time until the patient was rest ing much more easily. having passed into q semi condition. At d late hour yesterday afternoon the in- formation was given out that the child would undoubtedly recover unless some unforeseen complications should arise
 Near the house occupied by Mrs. DalVv and her children is Il small room which she has rented. It seems that the man in charge of the house had left the room and the younGStcr had entered, and spying the shiny weap- on had decided to examine it, with the above results. A telephone had been installed in the home only the day be fore. and the boy had been very much interested Tn the proceedings. offering many suggestions as to the way the work should he done and getting all the information he could as 10 just how telephones are made IL has been sur missed that his reasons for toying with the revolver were that he imagined he Was q telephone man.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
WILL BOOST FOR THE
 NEW PINEAIR PROJECT
BOARD OF TRADE WILL HELP IT
 ALONG.
Appoints Committee tc Sol,c,t Sub
 scr,ptionss For Stock.

A special meeting of the board of trade was held Thursday evening for the purpose of hearing the report of tho banquet committee. The report was adopted and 2 vote of thanks ex- tended to the committee for it's ser vices as well as to " | kingsbury for the use of the hotel and it's equip ment on the night of the banquet
 w. F. Geach vho is about to leave Tempe and who has served as a di- rector for the past year or more on the board rendered his resignation in the following words:
 To the Directors of the Tempe Board
 of Trade:
 ''Gentlemen-It is with positive re gret that | am compelled by my re moVal from Tempe to tender my res ignation as q member and director of your board. I shall always remember with satisfaction the cordial relations which have always existed between the board and myself. and I sincerely hope that the undertakings of the Tempe board of trade will show bene- ficial and lasting results.
 Very cordially yours.
 wv F.. GEACH"
 The resignation was accepted with much regret and a motion was passed that the secretary advise Mir. Geach of the boards appreciation of his ser vices and It's regret at his resignation.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
HOW TO LIVE ON S5

IT q person who Is weak or nervous desires robust health again. the small sum of g.. when spent for Sexinc Pills. will bring new strength in very short time. These great tonic pills have without question done more than any other remedy in producing steady nerves. Price, q d box. six boxes for g.. with full guarantee for all forms of weakness. Address or call EIvey & Hulett where they sell all the princi- pal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
 PROGRAM IS COMPLETED

The commencement program of the Mesa union high school has been com pleted and the speakers secured.
 The baCcalaureate sermon will bc delivered by James w Lesueur at the high school auditorium on Sunday evening, June %.
 The lecture to the class will be de liyered by Dr ThaddeUm Bolton. teacher of psychology and pedagogy at the Tempe normal. at the high school auditorium on Wednesday even ing, June |
 Saturday evening at the auditorium, Bob" Smith. the well known Mes senger of Mirth." will deliver his humorous lecture.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
CALLED TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. George A. Dobsou left Thurs day afternoon for California in re- sponse to q telegram advising her of the serious illness of her mother in Oakland. Her mother has been in i'll health for short time and judging from the tenor of the telegram receiv- ed. hope of her recovery has been Civ- en up.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
PINEAIR ROAD WORK.

John Nelson arrived from the Pine air road camp yesterday and reports that the camp is now located about four and d half miles from the Roose- welt road. In the opinion of MT. Nel- son the road work will be completed by July l, so that the owners of lots may be able to occupy the resort at the first arrival of the heated term. Ac- cording to MT. Nelson there are forty three white men and about fifteen In dians employed in the Thompson camp.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
BOON TO PILE VICTIMS.
A Cure Without Cutting or Other Ob
 iectionabie Treatment.

Here is a priceless boon to anyone who suffers with piles of any kind. A medicine in tablet form, taken in formally that cures all forms of piles. Only per cent of Known failures.
 A medicine that is sold under strict guarantee. Your money back if you are one of the per cent
 medicine that avoids operations and use of nasty salves or supposi- tories.
 The Lovett Drug Co. Phoenix, Ariz.. sells this remedy-Dr. Leonhardts Hem Roid, s1 for 2i days treatment. Dr. Leonhardt CO. station B, Buffalo, x. Y, Props. Write for booklet
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
NEWS NOTES.

Mir and Mrs. Charles B. Shattuck. Mrs. Mac Peterson and J. W. AleXan- der left yesterday morning in the Ed. Shattuck automobile for Roosevelt. where they will take d look ever the work at the dam.
 Albert G. Byersdoffer. for the past few days with Everybody's drugstore. left yesterday for Tucson. where he has accepted a position as pharmacist.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
JAMES PASSEYs LEG BROKEN.

Word has been received at this place that James Psssey. who recently went 10 New York to go on d mission. had suffered q broken leg. It appears that while he was in the metropolis waiting Tor orders to proceed into the field as signed him he was engaged in d game ol baseball as a means of passing away the time. when the accident occurred
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
CONCERN COMING

F. l kampetez. who is the south side representative of the Big Ad- vertisinG company of Phoenix. has an nounccd that his concern will open a permanent agency at this place. and that twelve new bill boards will be put up hcre
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
SAFELY AT HOME,

A letter was received at this place yesterday from H. W. Lee to the ef- feet that he had arrived at his destina- tion in East Orange. New Jersey, and that he had stood the trip splendidly and was feeling fine.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21

John D. Rockefeller would go broke if he should spend his entire income trying to prepare better medicine than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea. dy- sentry or bowel complaints. It is simply impossible. and so says every one that has used it. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21
TOM WING BURIED.

The remains of Tom Wing. the Chinaman who lost his life in the burning of his wash house Thursday morning. were inferred at the Double Butte cemetery late that same even ing. There were no services though several of Wings countrymen accom- panied tho remains to the cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21

A touch of rheumatism, or 2 twingc of neuralgia. whatever the trouble is. Chamberlain Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the com plaint quickly. First application gives relief. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21

Watch for Hyder Bros big sale on Saturday for v,c are expecting d big crowd Of people in town that day db
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21

This is an unusual time for sale but we can use the money to an ad- vantage. Hence this sale Hyder Bros. db
Arizona republican., 1910-05-21

Saturday will be big day at Hyder Bros. Reductions will be announced in the morning It will be your fault if you are hot there db|
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-20
BEVERLY KNOWS NOTHING
OF BREAK IN RELATIONS

Beverly, Aug 19.-From indications To-
night it appears doubtful If the admin.
istraion advisers can much longer re-
frain from some expression as TO the re-
ported break between Col. Roosevelt and
President Taft
So far the Executive offices have re-
fused absolutely to discuss the reported
break and the President has had moth
ing to say. 1t is known, however. that
in some quarters the reports from Oyster
Bay are regarded as trihe overdrawn.
1t is said that If there has been any
break the colonel has made it. not be-
cause he has decided TO oppose the Pres
Ident. but because he is opposed to Vice
President Sherman and the other New
York leaders Of the old guard.
The fact that Mr.. Sherman. Timothy
L. Woodruff, William Barnes. If and
others aligned themselves against Col.
Roosevelt at the meeting OF the New
York Republican committee is understood
here to show that the colonel is lighting
them in New York affairs, and that is
all II the colonel got the idea that The
President sided with these New York
leaders against him. Beverly does not be-
lieve he will keep that idea long.
1t became known tonight that LLOYD
c. Griscom, president OF the New York
County committee, is coming to Beverly
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-20
ROCHESTER IS SELECTED.
Democrats of New York OGer SYM
patty for GaynOr.

Saratoga, Aug. 19-Rochester was Sc
lected as the place, and September %, at
noon, was named as the date. for holding
the Democratic State convention, when
the State committee Of the Democratic
party met tonight. The only other bust
ness transacted was the adoption by a
rising vote OF resolutions offered by John
II. McCooey, Of Kings, sympathizing with
Mayor Gaynor in the recent attack upon
his life
The resolutions were prepared at the
Instance Of Charles f. Murphy The
hope expressed in the resolutions that
Mayor Gaynor might be spared many
years TO come. Ito place at the command
Of his fellow-citizens his great gifts Of in
dustry, ability. and sterling integrity"
was looked upon as significant, n view Of
the suggestions from some quarters re-
Gently that Mayor Gaynor may prove the
most formidable candidate for governor
the Democrats could nominate
OF course, there was some Gaynor talk
among the Democrats from all over the
State congregated here to-day. but Fingy
Corners insisted that the talk Of Mayor
Gaynor's gubernatorial boom was con-
fined almost exclusively to New York
City. He told his friends that he did not
believe the GaynOr sentiment had gone
very far above the Bronx, and certainly
IL had not invaded Erie