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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-11
Resolutions of Respect

Resolutions of Respect
Whereas, with much regret we
have learned of the death of Ruff
Ii. Black, member of this bar, and
we feel that it is due to him and to
his ability, character, and services
as a lawyer, that we pay fitting
tribute to his memory and make pub
lie expression Of our appreciation of
him.
Rufus II. Black was admitted to
the Bar, in this court, in 1867. He
served as Prosecuting Attorney,
first under appointment, by Cover
nor Baxter in 1878, and later by
election in 1874 He was elected
as County Judge in 1902 and served
one term He. neither held nor
sought any other Judicial position.
He engaged in the general prac-
tice of law, and was a membar of
the firms successively of Mitchell &
Black, Marvin & Black, boswell &
Black, Black & Means, Black 81
Black, and Black & Crenshaw. The
latter firm was dissolved in 1901,
since which time. "UncIe Rufe" as
he was Familiarity and lovingly call,
ed, virtually retired from practice
His experience at the Bar was
longer than is permitted most men;
it commenced when common law
forms were in vogue, and he learned
code pleading when it was intro
duced into the iurlspru-
dence of this State; he practiced
when the Bar of the Circuit was
not exceeded in learning and ability
by any in the State; and the fact
that he held his own in such COM
pany, that he could measure swords
with the lawyers of the regime,
and come out victor as often as van
quished, as is attested by the records
of this Court, is sufficient evidence
of his ability and resourcefulness as
a lawyer.
He was endowed with keen
knowledge and sense of legal prin-
ciples; he had unusual skill in the
application of such principles to the
facts of case; and his ability to
solve knotty and difficult legal
questions, though not fully appre-
ciated, made him a leader of the
bar in the Circuit where he practic-
ed.
He was especially strong as a
criminal lawyer and for many years
his leadership as such was unqut s.
toned and unquestionable.
His standing as a lawyer was
such that he could afford to be
generous, kind and helpful in his
treatment Of younger members 0 {
the bar, and that he took advantage
of every opportunity in this respect
is attested by the experience of
many of MS, as well as by the fact
that for many years he has been
justly esteemed as the "Father" of
this Bar.
Weappreciate his abilities, we
deeply deplore his death, we cher
ish his memory, therefore,
Be it Resolved, that in the death
of Brother Black the bar of the
I6theJ Judicial circuit has sustained
a great loss and the bar of this
county loss we keenly feel; and
that in thus honoring his memory
this bar honors itself.
Be it further Resolved, that we
tender to his family our sincere
sympathy in their bereavement.
Be it further resolved, that by
permission of the Court, that these
resolutions be entered in full on a
page of the re cords of this court, to
be set aside and dedicated to that
purpose; that a copy of same under
seal of the court be furnished the
family of our deceased broth er.
And that as further mark of res.
pect to his me mory that the Court
do now adjourn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-02-11
Collectors Notice

Notice hereby given that will be following places on the
dates apart for the purpose of collecting the Personal pei
capita taxes Of Randolph county
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-01
II Dining Room Ready for Xmas?

Naturally pride t
a
w
to required made
is re / veryw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-01

Often few odd pieces of furniture will make your
home much more attractive. couch, library
table, mission or leather rocker, ETC., will i'm
prove the looks of your home in every way. Come
to Gatey'S and see the large assortment of odd
pieces of furniture articles for every purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
TURKS WIN WITH
SEVENTEEN HITS

TACOMA. Aug. 81 Charlie
schmutr got chased 90 the bench
In two innings yesterday. when the
Seattle Turks put on their batting
clothes again. Six hits. one of them
a homer. and a base on balls brought
about Schmutx's downfall
Altogether the Turks got II hits,
two homcrs. one three ssckcr and
three for two bases,
Things started off Ia the first
when two bad throws by McFadden
and ningics by Raymond. Beanet'
aud Weed scored two runs In the
second lie Brand and Joss singled.
Raymond walked and bennett
brought them all in with BEAUTIFUL
-four. Dagger.
The fourth was patterned like the
second. Seaton singled and came
home on a three haEger by Hay.
moad. who IN turn scored when
Bennett went out Weed hit and
Kelly walked. Crmikshank came up
and cleaned the bass with a home
run. The box score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
Oh. JoYl Oh. RAPTURE

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 81. ,
: Thomas Seaton. one Of Port ,
: lands reliable pitchers this !
season. was married last even. I,
: ing 10 Miss Rose Fournier. Of 4,
Tacoma Seaton was intro I,
! dueed to Miss Fourier by her ,
brother. who WAS on the Port {,
: land Northwestern league +,
: team last season They will 4,
: spend their honeymoon In Cal Z,
; lfornia when the team goes I
; South 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
NO BOXING
| SHARP YET

No boxing instructor has yet
been secured by the Seattle Ath.
leiic Club 20 take the place Of Lon
nie Austin. who resigned ~ the end
81 the Resaon last spring 20 open
zap school for athletic training
and for the teaching Of boxing IN
particular
The mafter viii be taken up At
the next meeting IT the directors.
No particular change viii be
made In the athletic program OF
the ciub for this coming season.
with the p0aaible exception that a
iittle more emphasis will b. laid on
che aquatic department Tom
Macdonald. the clubs physical al.
rector. developed sorne crack tank
men last year. and as there u a
good deal Of interest ia that branch
az the elab. be may decide to do
a little more work than previously
ia that Inns.
The Il A. G. will enter a team IA
the A A Z. track meet nj Frisco
september 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
SHORT SPORT
eeel The Turks have won three

oeel The Turks have won three
straight,
Bob Brown, president Of the Van.
couver baseball team. has filed pro
tests against five games won by
Spokane In the early weeks Of the
season. Ills grounds arc that Capt
Oatdiek and Vic Holm played In
these games while not under con
tract. According 10 the National
Association agreement. this offense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
Big Yacht Races

Puget sound yacht clubs wiil
cruise 90 olympia aud Boston liar.
Dor Sunday. where races viii be
held for the Olympia Brewing com.
pany'a cup. Frederick a Nelson's.
starretra. Western Standard I'm
CINE compauy's cup. the Pacific Mo.
lortof Boat trophy. and flag tro.
phlee from the Seattle Yacht Club.
About 200 naval reserves will go
20 olympia Saturday and then 20
the scene Of the races ON the mont
tor Cheyenne, Miller Freeman.
commander.
About a score OF entries have
been made Cor the races Seattle.
Everett. Tacoma. Olympia. vaneou.
yer and Victoria will be repre-
sentsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
! Chicago Fans Have Train
For White -conlcy Mill

\ CHICAGO. Aug. a. Mere
4 than 800 tickets for a special
4 train 10 the Charles White.
4 Frankie Conley fight. In I'll
4 waukee. next Friday. have
4 been sold. according TO rail.
4 road officials today, White II
\ putting IN some hard lickss ~
4 his training quarters. bat gill
\ probably ease up this after.
4 noon and rest tomorrow and
4 Friday.
ttkt ttttt ca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
MUST LEARN FOOT
BALL OVER AGAIN

MILWAUKEE,. wis. Aug 3f.--
That many Of the country's football
stars must unlearn what they al
ready know Of the game and &c.
quire additional knowledge be.
the statement today OF Coach Ju.
neau. OF Marquette University.
Other experts concur with this be.
lief, saying that under the new
rules II IL probable many stars viii
go into eclipse, while the beginners,
unhampered by the older football
science. will have chance TO
shine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
FAREWELL To
Bic SARATOGA
RACES TODAY

SARATOGA. n. y. Aug. 3i.---
With the running OF the great
Futurity today. which probably
will ring down the final curtain
on racing In New York. Saratoga
has. for a day, assumed it's old.
time racing safety. Crowds Of peo-
pie. attracted by the turf classic.
have thrunged the city In anticlpa'
ton OF the great event. Every
where people are discussing the
race and the chances of the yari-
Gus entries
For the first time since the FIRST
Futurity was wun In isss two
horses Will 60 90 the barrier equal
5avorites Hildreth's Novelty and
Whitney's Bashti are dividing the
aonors
Thirteen ether horses will face
The starter for the race, which car.
ries a purse OF more than $4,000
for the winner and nearly $4,000
more for the other contestants.
The new antlhetting law
passed AZ the last regular SEES
sion OF the New York iegisla-
ture goes into effect September
I. u is expected that this law
will put an end to racing. and
II is believed the big tracks
here ard IN New York will be
permanently closed.
The entries. weights. Jockeys
and probable odds for the Futurity
today are:
Babbier. 100. Archibald. IL TO /.
Footprint. li9. Dugan. ~ TO !.
Touch Me. i2z. Herbert. Toe 90 l..
Rockville. lis. koerner. IS To /.
Bouncer. iis. Walsh. 40 10 l.
Swauonnoa. i19. kehoe. 50 to 1.
Novelty. i27. Shilling. TO 8.
Textile. 123. Knapp. s 10 /.
Bashti. f25. Garner. TO /.
Lovenoie. liz. ButwcIl. 30 10 l..
Sweepaway. lis. Glass. % 70 /.
Ironmask. 1875. Notter. 8 TO /.
Naushon. 1876. Musgrave. 10 1.
zeus. lis. Thomas. 10 5.
Blaekfoots lis. Powers. 30 10 /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
Moran Fights Burns

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. 81.
For tho first time In her history
Frisco Mtii acc nodeciElon glove
contest whea Owen Moran meets
frankie Burns tonight Ia a ten.
round boat The referee viii b.
Ben Seiig former manager Of Joe
Cans This u the FIRST encounter
Of any importance held here since
the Jefirloa johnson 20 was
stopped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31

tanasslstndl Coleman naeksuHsit Natg
Two hase hits nfrf4ss, - HrassA Ahtn.
Miller Three bass hiis hsFtuHsd
stevens ttAwas Fuas~ fAwnwHst t'futsN
ahamk fsitehaFN r~sstfA "a nifa runs
ct 4ahfnuts IN z lnuin&s Nfrueh eat -
Naafun ~ jose hasrs balls
orr Mssgeu ! aff s. hHnfa. aff faas
T. PASSED bail ftFrnes Wild uitfusa
Nastan. TifnH ~ 6aaaee-i - tna alIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
VANCOUVER WINS
IN TENTH INNING

SPOKANE. Aug all topk
Vancouver 10 Innings and 2 hours
and so minutes 10 tear 10 vietoFy
from Spokane in yesterdays game
Il was mostly Vancouver ~ 10 The
uinsh. hut the Indians were fighting
hard and managed 81 tie the scare
IN that inning Ia the playoff the
Cauucks made a couple.
Both pitchers we're Wild. Van
ennver outhit the home team los.
In the ninth. with second and third
occupied and M outa. shree spo.
kane men failed 20 give the run
nern a chance % come tn. Score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
OLYMPIA BEATS SHELTON.

OLYMPIA. Aug. SIN a splen.
did pitching duel. Olympia won
Mondays game from shelton. 10
Haskell. for Olympia. had q little
|fhe best OF Batch Bedford. the
bfCrmer University OF Washington
pitcher Haskelfs teammates made
Five hits 10 three for the Shelton
bafteFs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
POLICE SEIZE FIGHT
FILMS At DEs MONIES

DIS MolNFS. Ia. Aug al
sieFcopsicou slides Of tho teffrses
Johnson prize flght werc cuutlmeat,
cd by the city polica, yesterday
and the manager and operator ar.
rested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
COIN REPLIES.

+ PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 30 4
= Joseph C0hn. president OF 4
= the Spokane baseball club. 4
. when shown the dispatch this 4
4 afternoon concerning Bob 4
= Browns complaint 70 Preai- 4
= dent Lucas. Of the Northwest 4
= ern league. and Secretary Far 4
= reil. OF the national commits 4
= sion. said 4
4 II forwarded the contracts I
= Of Ostdlek and Holm 70 Presl. 4
= dent Lucas before the season !
4 opened. and about a month ,
= after Lucas came 20 we and {,
= said he did not havN the con. ,
= tracts Of Harry Oshtlek and 4
= Vic Holm" !
4 4 a A, 4 l. L. a a .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31

carries a penalty Of Ioalng all the
games won under those conditions.
Pug Bennett did the hero stunt
yesterday by slamming out home
run wtth the bases full As It hap
pened In Tacoma. Pug didn't s1f-
fer any. but wheu be performed
that feat once last year the fans
carried him Off on their shoulders
and hurt the little mans back so
bad he was out Of the game for a
couple OF weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-31
Soldiers Were Game.

FORT FLACLER. Aug 3i.--The
ss4eh company beat Port Angeles
Monday, 8 to & The soldiers bad
no trouble hitting Pitcher walls.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22

learn just what will be the result
of such action. II Arizona fails TO
secure statehood under the present
enabling act. no one may certainly
foretell when the next opportunity
would be offered us.
We have many admirable and ef-
icient state governments in this
union where the Initiative and ref.
erendum is unknown to the statute
books; Arizona has been provided
with good government in the past
without this method and we would
be against placing this in the con
stitution now il we thought by so
doing statehood would be defeated
Perhaps a modified system of the
initiative and referendum. limited
in its scope, might pass the presi-
Dental scrutiny. but TO our mind it
would not be wise to go too strong
in this direction.
Let it be provided in the constitu-
ton for an easy method OF amend
ment by the initiative if desired. so
that our fundamental law may be
always kept in harmony with the de-
sires Of our people in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
NEW REFORM Err
TO THE RESCUE.

The leader of the new labor party,
recently created by twenty socialists
in Phoenix. makes haste &c publish
in the Arizona Democrat, the follow
ing telegram;
e II. Liebel. Labor Party Head
quarters: Voice of the People sends
greeting to the men who have de
termined on political freedom for the
people of Arizona and endorses with
out reserve every declaration OF the
platform adopted at Phoenix. The
editor herewith pledges his personal
resources. ability as a journalist and
present circulation to aid in the fight
which shall be continued until every
principle adopted by the devoted dele
gates at Phoenix shall have been writ
ten in Arizona's constitution. We are
sending you 5000 copies of this
the proceedings Is given and an ex-
posture made OF the traitor who tried
to betray the people Of the state 10
the corporations.
FRANK HARRIS BLIGHToN."
Let's see-"Frank Harris Brighton
and his ability as a journalist
sound familiar here in Bisbee. Can
it be the same Frank Harris Brighton
he neveT would consent to abbre-
viate his name-who for a period en-
Enthusiastically and with whole-souled
abandon edited the Cannon-Aldrich
stand pat organ, the Bisbee Evening
Miner? Are we now listening,
through the Voice of the People"
to the same able journalist who, a
short time ago. could see nothing
wrong in the extreme views Of the
Aldrich republicans? And is it the
same able journalist who. a little
later began to write editorials for
that abandoned standpatter. the Tue
son Citizen? 1t is.
The labor party is rescued. With
the ability as a journalist" to draw
upon lavishly and without stint. there
ought 20 be smooth sailing from now
on. 1t is not often that a new polit-
ical party, with twenty members, ha
such luck
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22

The final test is coming between
Oklahoma and the railroads ever the
right OF the latter to charge more
than cents a mile for passenge
fares. the new law going into effect
yesterday. The railroads will con
tinue to charge cents, but are re-
quired to print on each ticket the
exact fare collected at this rate. pend
ing a decision by the supreme court.
If the decision goes against the roads,
they must refund all in excess Of 2
cents on demand to the passengers
paying the s-cent rate. The chances
that the roads will ever be called
upon for a refund are slim. for there
seems to be a great deal CT evidence
that the lower fare is not remunera-
tive.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22

Some one has said that co-opera-
tion is The rrxt step in evolution.
This progress ever upward makes one
wonder just what phase OF JOY and
happiness and development VIC shall
ultimately reach The spirit Of CO.
operation would have been iEcompre-
hensible to the mass Of po1Dle hun
dreGs of years ago. Today 1t IS al
most fact.
Governor Hughes voiced Il most
sympatheticaIiy in a speech recently.
when he said;
There are two ways of looking at
things in this world One way is &c
see hoe much you can deprive your
ncighbo- Of, and how much Won can
gather in for your own enrichment
in every possible way, beating peo-
PIE dowl by grasping and gripping
a1d squeezing the last drop OF blood
YOU can get out OF them; that's one
way. and it IS a very poor way. The
other way is to 90 through life with
the notion that il YOU have ability.
Il yoa have talent TO run q business,
II you have capacity to launch a new
enterprise and make il successful. il
aNA nave Capacity III e---g - N@N --Ae%N
ter. why. all the greater responsibility
ties upon yOu because OF the great
opportunity to be Of service 10 your
fellcw-men.
I'VE are al together here in this
world. We cannot split ourselves up
into classes If we try. We have TO
80 up or we viii go down together.
We want to realize that in society
We are all together"
II IS a beautiful thought that to-
gether we can all help each other;
tina; the strong can help the weak;
tLose with ability the less able. But
IL should not be merely a thought
II should find practical expression.
The majority who think Of COOP
Grafton think of ii vaguely. as of
so8se big question that can only af-
feet masses OF people. os a phase Of
living 20 be put into operation poliu-
czily, OF in business enterl rises emu
pioying thousands. But co-oi GRAFTON
could be put into practice in scores
of little ways in every community to
the good OF the community and OF
the individuals. Besides, it would
give tie cooperative spi-it a chance
to grow, and afford opportunity for
the training Of it. for the co-opera-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
The Cooperative Spirit.

tive spirit will need a schooling to
b. a success.
A little suburban community CO
operates on the matter Of having a
nan to take care of the streets in
the winter. and of The lawns ia the
summer. IN this ,say they all &c;
the services OF a good man, give him
a steady Job, and pay him good
wages. In the winter, when Il sno~s,
he clears a path TO the station N
each street. He has horse and 4
STOW sled, and by the time the COM
mutcrs must catch the morning train
they hare paths to walk in, Instead
OF blowing knee-iecp through the
snow. IN the sIaineT, lnsteaS OF
each individual family hsSi@s to
hunt 2 nau TO care for the laan. Sc
curing indifferent ones, or ro~e ct
all. ne takes charge of the entire bust
Eess, hires such assiFtaDts u he
needs, and keeps the little town trin
and orderly. 4 committee OF tie
residents has the matter in charge.
Women who live In small suburban
towns could cooperate In many v>ys
to tighten their household Ia -.
They could have laundry of is'esr
own If they wanted It. where. a>de-
the supervision OF their OWL caa,:uit-
tee, the washing could be dcHc or
the community according to laundry
rules of their own making. Trey
could cooperate on q community
vacuum cleaner Any little CON mum
ity OF bright women could get 20
ge:her and think OF many things
which by cooperation would lessen
homework and decrease expenses.
But in cooperation each must pull
and each must yield. Mrs Smith
cannot always have her way. nor
Mrs. Blank insist upon the commun-
ity adopting her methods or she
won't play. The best way Of doing
the work in hand must be threshea
out irrespective of personal whims or
likings. And when the right way,
right In itself, is discovered. the Co
operators must stand by it. AS Gov
ernor Hughes says. We must stand
together" Uawc-thy title cr.ti-
cisms, and gossip. and Ie:uiiccS.
must be dropped. But sH-eiy ths
greater good that co-cparat,@I viii
bring Is worth q.
HA,%A%- -9~;<
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
Press Comment

There seems to be a general opin-
ion over New Mexico that we quit
writing il Territory and substitute
state" The sooner we get aceus-
toned to cur garment the better, and
the sooner the rest of the country
forget that We are a territory and
think OF us as a state. the better.
On every envelope leaving the offices
of the Bureau of immigration at Al
buquerque, these days. appears this
legend. printed in red ink: ASK
About New Mexico. the New State;
while on either side in black letters
appears The Land OF Sunshine;
The Land of Opportunity" II is a
good scheme and if every business
house in New Mexico would have this
legend printed on it's envelopes it
would make one of the best and most
extensive advertisements the new
state could have. II is worth the
while.-Springer Stockman.
At DA0utt INT AdAuAlAtA ~ AHNiAa
mine is performing a great public ser
vice for the entire mining district
by sinking a shaft 200 feet below its
deepest workings. The company has
already developed commercial ores
at a depth of 1900 feet, although
many biologists declared years ago
that the limit of depth in the Warren
district would be 500 or 400 feet. The
Calumet & Arizona mine is an ex-
ample OF the rich reward of persist
ent and costly work 10 prove up the
firm belief of practical mining mon
even in the face Of adverse opinions
by scientists who based their con-
clusiors upon a great mass of data
gained in other camps. The men re-
sponsible for the Calumet g. Arizona
were not dissatisfied 10 quit when
the ore failed to show up as well as
expected. but they drove their hole
down to a depth unheard of in that
district. and came into millions there
by.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22

When the Cochise county demo
cratic convention meets to name can
didates for the constitutional CONVEX
ton one of the duties will be t
adopt a plttform Of principles 70
which the candidates, if successful
will stand in the convention when
meets in Phoenix The republicans
both high and low. seem to be cor
tent in their meaningless declaration
in favor Of a safe and sane" cor
stitution without specifying anythin
definitely.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22

1t has been said that one advantage
Of statehood would be that the people
of the state or territory would have
better control of themselves. But
how are they to have better control
of themselves if they are to give
away control of themselves in the
making Of the constitution in order
to get better control? Would they
not be then like the dog who cross
ing a stream on a log. dropped the
piece of meat he had in his mouth
TO grasp the shadow of it that he
saw in the running stream?-Phoenix
Gazette.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22
such luck.

The report in an FL Paso paper
that the great Irish Mag shaft OF the
Calumet & Arizona company here was
10 be closed indefinitely was promptly
denied i'm Bisbee, on authority. The
FL Paso paper stated that orders had
come from Calumet, Michigan, by
wire to close the shaft to all oper
atoms. Mr.. Greenway. the new man
ager Of the great properties. is sup
posed to be capable Of managing at
fairs at this end, and he is. It is no
probable that he would receive tele
graphic orders OF mat nature from
+ Calumet almost before he has ha'
a chance to warm his Office chair
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-22

Uncle Joe" continues to shell the
insurgent camps in the State Of
Kansas. He has informed a member
Of the next congress and that no
amount Of magazine undertaking Will
cause him 10 make a declaration
that he wiz not again seek the
speakership. If republicans control
the sixty-second congress and Can
non lives it is dollars to doughnuts
that he viii be 1T.