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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-29
$4,000 TO CLEAR HEINzE
Big Fee Paid to John b. Stanchfield,
Counsel for Copper King.

New York, june Zy.-It Is learned
that John B. Stanchfield received
100000 from Fritz Augustus Heinze,
the largest fee ever received In Grim
inal case. Mr.. Stanehfield was spe-
cial counsel for Heinze when the cop
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-29
RIVER YIELDS UP DEAD
Bodies of Victims of C1oudburst in
Kentucky Are Found

Salyersville. KY. June 29.-Four bod
les were recovered from the Licking
river today as the result of a cloud
burst along the headwaters. 1t is re-
ported many other lives were lost
Twenty-six houses were washed away
The Licking river is above the food
stage.
Six bodies were recovered up to
IL o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-29

Rednen Excursion.
Redmen excursion. steamer Colum.
bia, Thursday evening, June 30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-29
to u higher, corn unchanged.
Liverpool closing "a lower,
corn II lower
New York Stocks.

New York, June 29-Following are
the quotations on the market today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-29

All the news all the time-THE
ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-29

order will each receive cash prizes
of lesser amounts.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26
GRAND THEATER.

As a fun producer The Casino Girl" is the best bill that Billie Friedlander has presented so far. The show is one continued laugh and MT. Lazone in the character of MT Reilly, the man who takes the actors into his hotel, is alright when it comes to producing fun for the audience. His work is clean and ar tistic and he kept up a general roar of laughter.
 Billie Friedlander, as stage mana ger of the company. lives up to his name of Con Handil and Nan Halper- in continues to sustain the enviable position that she has attained here
 The dancing speciality by Messrs. LaZone and Bellville is very artistic and applause is generous all through both dances.
 Tonight will be the last perfor- nance of this bill. The new roof will be completed by Thursday so the people will be sure of being com fortable all the rest of the season.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS
COILS

The new bill opened last night to two packed houses and as usual the audience went away well pleased. The management this week have been Successful in booking a very nice bill well diversified and should please everybody. The first number is La Genesta who performs some wonder full tricks with the handcuffs. he being completely shackled by two persons who volunteer from the au- dience and is completely shackled with hands held apart by a long bar which extends behind his back there also being a neck cuff and bar extending down his back to which his feet are shackled making it impossible for him to use a key should he have one and the prOfes- sor offers anyone S10 who will escape from these shackles fastened in this manner. he furnishing them keys to fit the locks. La Genesta, beginning on Thursday night challenges any one in the city who have handcuffs and shackles of any kind to bring them along and lock him in and he will endeavor to escape from all of them.
 The next number, The Gridleys. appeared in a very clever musical act and Miss Gridley initiated a large number of the different kinds of birds in a very clever manner, and Mir. Gridley played some splendid numbers and gave some excellent limitations on the mandolin.
 The next and closing number, Sid ney Jerome & Co, presented a very comedy act which closed very pleasing show.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26
AN ANARCHIST PLOT
 FOR RUIN OF FRANCE
Declaration in Chamber by Premier
 2riand.

Paris. Oct 25.-On the reassembling of the chamber of deputies today, after the government had been attacked by the socialists Premier Briand created a sensation by declaring that he had proof through the confessions of the leaders in the recent railroad strike, that there was a deliberate plot to ruin France by violence, anarchy and civil war.
 The premier said the cabinet was studying a plan to prevent repetition of such strikes. The socialist members of the chamber made a violent demon stration against NJ. Lepine. the prefect of police. and were forced to withdraw.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

After Trying Other Waters Without Relief Many Have Been CURED at
 HAYWOOD HOT SPRINGS of Rheumatism, Malaria, Diabetes. Nervousness, Kidney. Bladder or Stomach Troubles. Why not YOU? Scenery, Surroundings, Climate, Matchless.
 T. C. McDermott, Prop, Haywood, New Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

Show your colors Los Angeles Phoe- nix auto race-coming soon. We have pannants made in pairs for your auto noble, one for each side Three feet long, word" Phoenix" large black let ters on red felt $1:75 per pair. Hinck- ley's Postoffice News Store, Center street, facing the postOffice. dm
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26
FOR MORE THAN THREE
 DECADES

F'oley's Honey and Tar has been a household favOrite for coughs. colds. and ailments of the throat, chest and lungs. Contains no opiates. Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

ton Campbell, Cisney & Cisney, T. L Edens. J. A Fogle. Wm. Kelly. Home Builders. per R. H. Greene. president; Harvey Patton, Chas. A Reed. John Roberts & Co, w. A. Reynolds, w. J Rifley, T. B. Stewart, H. Fl. Shirley & Co, J. A. Vandraek, J w. Walker.
 PLUMBING CONTRACTORS. ID. H. Burtis. Geo. Hageman, J. H Mulrein, Ezra w. Thayer
 TRANSFERRING CONTRACTORS. 'Erb & Treat, J. F. Goddard. E. w Keithline
 PAINTING CONTRACTORS. 'Lafe Brunson, Frank Burgess. c. c Klingenberg.
 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. Arizona Electric Co, per V. R. Nor ris; A G. Carswell Electrical Co. Geo. McClarty. w. B. SlentZ Electrical O., E. Thoma. Electrical Co.
 PHOENIX FOUNDRY. Geo, Williscraft.
 BRICK CONTRACTORS. Hunter & Miller"
 FOUNDRY. Phoenix Foundry. per Geo. Willis craft"
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26
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That despondencv in women is mental condition often traceabe to some distinctly female i'll!
 Women who are well do not have the bues neither are they irritable and restless. Derangement of the female organism breeds all kinds of miserable feelings such as back ache headache and bearingdown feelings. Try Lydia E. Pnkharns Vegetable Compound There is no doubt that it has made many remarkable of female ills alter all other means had failed There is hardly day that some does not write that this simple old medicine made onv of roots and herbs has cured herof illness
 Here are two such letters - read them - they are genuine and reliable.
Arizona republican., 1910-10-26

PIatea, Pa.-"When wrote to you first was troubled with backache and was so nervous that | would cry at the least noise, it would startle me so. l began to take Lydia E. Pink hams remedies, and l don't have any more crying spells | sleep sound and my catarrh is better, thanks to your advice. Twill recommend your medicines to all sufferers.-Mrs. Mary Halstead, Platea, Pa., Box 9S.
 WalcOtt, N. Dakota-"I had Inflammation which caused pains in my sides, and my back ached all the Sime. l was so blue that felt like crying if any one even said How poorly you wrote to you for advice and got It at once. l Iydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Blood yer Pills, and I began to feel better and looked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
HOMELESS CANNES
ARE PLACED UNDER BAN
Jnbuman Drivers of Horses viii
Be Punished, Also, Says
Chief of Police.

CANNES. the habitat OF which are the
streets. have been placed under the ban
by Chief Of Police Barlow. and hence
forth all such will be taken 10 the po-
lice station and summarily dealt with.
which means that they viii be shot.
Dogs found on The streets with the
proper license tag attached 10 them VIII
not be molested by the patrolmen.
All drivers who insist on driving
horses which. i'm the opinion Of the pa
trolmcn, are overloaded Will also be
taken 10 the police station. where the
drivers viii he forced 10 put up bail for
their appearance i'm court or remain In
the city jail until their cases are called.
II the drivers are found il-treoting their
horses they Will also be hailed 10 the
station.
Drivers must henccforth he careful To
drive on the right side of the street, ac-
cordins 10 the city ordinance, or they
VIII also be hailed TO the police station
and VIII be prosecuted for a violation OF
the city ordinance.
The enforcing of this ordinance is in
response TO complaints which have been
received at the station. showing that the
greater majority Of the accidents re-
ported 10 the police from runaway teams
have been due 10 the drivers taking the
wrong side of The street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
COST OF LIVING TO
AGAIN Be DISCUSSED
AmaIgamatiOn of Concerns With
Same Object in View May
Take Place.

AmalGamation between ,he Common
veal Industrial company. recently or
ganfzed. and a proposed farm supply
company. VIII be discussed at a ma IS
meeting TO be held at Unity hall next
Monday evening. ~. citizens who are
interested In the movement for reducing
the cost OF living in Salt Lake are In
Viled 10 attend. The articles of Incor-
poration for the cooperative farm con-
pany contain the following provisions.
The ultimate purpose and design OF
TINS corporation is to produce and sell
TO its members at the exact labor cost of
producing them all the commodities con-
sumed by man; TO bc independent OF an
manufacturers and wholesalers OF all ar
tlcles OF every kind and description. As
the exact labor cost of producing cannot
be aSccrtained in advance. IL is proposed
10 sell all such goods at the regular mar
ket prices and at the expiration of three
months TO ascertain the profits of such
articles sold and return them TO the Gus
toners in the manner hereinafter pro-
vidcd.
To accomplish these purposes. il Is
proposed 10 acquire large tracts of land:
to farm and cultivate the same on The
most improved economical methods, to
establish thereon factories for the manu-
tacture of all products produced there
from, such as creameries. canning fac
tories. sugar factories. tanncries boot
and shoe factories. deuatured alcohol
plants and all other manufactures that
may be useful and advisa BILE and to breed
cattle and poultry thereon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
FRAUD IS CHARGED
IN SUIT OVER STOCK
Sears & Jeremy Company Said
to Have Been InsOlyent When
Sale Was Made.

Alleging false and fraudulent represen-
tations In regard To the sale of SIS shares
OF stock in the Sears & Jeremy COM
pany, Isaac and j. c. JorSensen and
Peter Frost fled suit in the district court
Friday against Alice Sears and William
@. Scars. asking that the contract for
The sale OF the stock be Cancelled and
for the return OF $500 which they paid
as a part OF the purchase price.
II Is alleged that on February %. 1903
Mrs. Sears and her husband entered into
contract for the sale of the stock 10
the plaintiffs. and at that time they al
legged that the stock was worth $4,000, the
price at which IT was sold TO plaintirts
and that the company owned certain
property In the city and was not indebted
to exceed the sum Of :i7T5
All these representations. it is claimed,
were false and fraudulent ana at the
tiLne the contract was entered into IL is
aucScd. the company was ndcbte,ed in
the total sum of more than $500 and was
insolYent. Hence 1t Is asked that tIe
contract be Cancelled and that the $500
paid on IL be returned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
COMP LA|NTS ISSUED
AGAINST HANS|NG
Former Clerk of Health Board
Finds Himself in a
Predicament.

Two complaints were issued by the
county attorney Friday against f. l..
lfanslng. former clerk of the city board
of health, charging him with commit
ting a public nuisance and with abus.
ing dependent neglected child. Some
time ago Mr.. Hansing took Mary Proc
TOR, lJ.yearold gIrl. from the juve.
nile court TO work for him. The child
was taken sick Thursday and Mr. Han.
sing took her back to the juvenile court
and secured permission from tho county
commissioners TO have her treated by
the county physician. Assistant County
Physician Kirtley diagnosed the girl s
case as scarlet fever, whercupon Mr..
iiansing refused to permit her to return
to bls home on account of the danger of
exposing his infant child TO the disease,
The county officials tried TO compel
Mr.. HansiDg TO permit the girl TO re.
turn TO his home, but he refused and
she was taken 10 the county iuiirmarv
Thursday evening. where she will re.
main in quarantine.
In one complaint Mr.. lansing is
charged with permitting the girl. know
ing she had scarlet fever, TO 90 out from
his home and thereby endanger thc
health of the citizens Of Salt Lake coun-
" and thereby committing a public nui-
sancc. In the other complaint he is
charged with abusing her by refusing
10 permit her TO return to his home
knowing that she was afflicted with the
disease.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
David Keith, Ir., Entertains Friends

The hospitablc home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Keith was the scene of bril-
liant dancing party Friday evening. The
event was complimentary TO David
Keith. Jr.. and about 100 of his Youth
ful friends were present TO enjoy The
pleasures of the entertainment. The
house is particularly well adapted for
such IN event, the large hall in the
center making au ideal dancing floor
From the balcony the sweet strains
OF waltz and two-stcp, as played by the
Iroubadours; cnticed the young folk to
cntcr INTO the spirit Of the hour, and
toward - clock the good oldfash-
ioncd ''barn dance was given with
spirit and was thoroughly epjoyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
CONTRACTORS MUST
GET A HUSTLE On
This Is Order From the Public
Works Board to Davis
q Hcuscr.
KENNEDY COMPANY ALSO
TO PUT ON MORE STEAM
Object Is the Early Completion
of Aqueduct and Sewer
Work.

The board of public works at its
meeting Friday night instructed the
clerk TO notify Davis & ITeuser to com
plete the North Temple street aqucduct
at the earliest possible date so that
If will be ready for use in the event of
high water in City creek The con.
crete work ON the Job has been finished,
but the dam AT the Jordan river end of
the aqueduct has TO be removed before
tho aqueduct can be used and the street
has 10 he placed in condition, whore
the cNcavatiug was done, before the
contract is completed. The board wants
all Of this work done at once and Will
SO advise the contractors.
The work of repairing tho street paw
menced today. Chief Inspector Eitzpat
rick stated TO the board that r, j. Mo-
ran intended to begin that work this
morning.
IN A. Folland superintendent of
buildings for the city board Of educa
tlon, appeared before the board and
asked that the contractors be request.
ed 10 complete the sewer near The new
Jefferson school at the earliest posi-
ole tlme. The request was granted by
the board and the Kennedy ConsTruc.
tlon company will be notified to com
pletc the sewer without delay.
j. w. Mcllcn was given an extension
Of three months time in which to com
nlctc his contract for the grading of
Fourth North street from Fast Capitol
avenue to the Boulevard. The coutrac.
tor claimed that the board DELAYED the
work that length of time in awarding
The contract.
The. board approved estimates for
work done on public improvements
amounting TO the total sum of SIS.
352.SS. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05

Mercury and Saturn occupy relative
aspect astrologically. Caution and cir
cumspection are advised. for there is
danger of untowaTd results even to the
best-laid plans.
Employees must take heed against er-
rorS: especially in the forenoon and mar
ucularly in the matter of writings or cal
culatlons.
Persons of great wealth must bcwar rc
against signing documents in haste or
writing letters under the influences n,
prejudice. hatred or avaricc. They will
benefit most today by acts OF generosity.
and forbcarance.
Circulars. letters of promotion nd pub
lie announcements should be success
ful
The aspects are held TO be good for
persons OF wit and quickness
The best promise Of the time is for
those who possess great steadiness of
ercising care as TO their duties. affairs.
health. diet and amusemcnts.
Persons fond OF science and studs.
should find their judgment acute and good
and thoughtfulness will be benefited.
Women employees must avoid cossip
and carclcssness in their work, cspecially-
beinG careful not 10 do important things
hastily and carelessly in the morning.
Herbal astrology denotes today good
for wheat. Niolcts. thyme. cherry. parsley,
peppermint peach, pear. beans elder,
Dlrch. arllchokes and rose under Venus
Engage men and women today for any
service. shop. office or house.
Women and men with this birth date
are likely TO have intuition and quick un-
dcrstandDG that, rightly governed. should
aid them greatly during the twclvemonfh
Children born under the signs ruling
today are often lowered with oxtraor-
binary affection and capacity for self
sacrifice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
City and Neighborl1ood

JUDGE ALEXANDER MINISTER. oi
the juvenile court, WIS in Tooele City
Friday holding court.
SALT LAKE bank cleariass Friday
| We're Se3"SS4. IL as compared with SS62 :
f'6.62 Tor the corresponding day last
| year.
ATTORNEY y. J. SHECKEIL. who
was stricken with paralysis several weeks
to leave the house.
RAGBl CHARLES J. FREI-ND talked
! frldaN evening 10 a large audience at
tcmplc B'nai Israel on Jewish Ideals
| and Present Day .\pplicablity.'
n MR. md MRS. WILLIAM .sCHMAHL.
| and one halfpound boy on March
Mother and baby arc doing wen.
IN THE GRANITE STAKE tabernacle
trinaS evening the Granite Ward Ora
| inatlc clup. again presented the comedy
CONFUSION, before large and enthusi-
astic audience.
THE REGULAR MEETING of the Sail
Lax Lake labor Temple association. which
at the Federation of Labor hall. was
postponed for Two weeks.
MISS NJ. CAMERON. vino has been in
New York for the past three weeks
whelc she has been purchasing stock
preparatory 10 opening up business for
morning. udS'
MEETING of the committee on build.
ines and grounds of the city board or
cuucatlon was held in Clerk Judd's NJ
hcG Friday afternoon AT which insu,,,r,
policies amounting to about sSc 00G yvrre
renewed. ''N'' "''S
- TIE MEMBERS OF the Granite srboo,
Dramatic club scored big sucress ~,
the Cottonwood ward house TbnTs1s,,
evening VIXEN they presented "'rriss
l,rlncipal j, L. Moss Is well pleased viii,
INC good work accomplished bv the
JESSE LEE - years old and TorI
l}oTle, IL wears old. who ran away from
their homes In Ogden q few days ,ro
sno are supposed 10 he in Salt Lake civ
ere oelnS searched for by the police OF.
ncers OF this city, all OF whom have
descriptions of the boys.
THE MEMBERS OF the SUNDAY school
department OF the Unitarian church cave
q delightful dancing party at Unitv haII
Friday evening. The Young people oc Inc
sunday school we're dressed in Colonial
costumes, and the effect was beautiful
During the evening dainty refreshments
were served. About eighty Young people
enjoyed the evening.
THE STATE BOARD OF land commits
Friday TO visit the irrigation system of
the Oasis Land Irrigation company In
Mluard county. The trip will be made
upon Invitation of the officers of tbe
company y similar trip Will he made |
later in the month TO the Twin Fails
system al Twin Falls. Idaho.
y MORTGAGE was filed with The coun-
~ recorder Friday by which James Ii, |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
INTERESTING LECTURES
SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY

Following IS a list Of the lecturers and
subjects upon which they will speak be
fore tho parents classes OF the Ensign
stake Sunday morning. March s com
menctDc at 10 o'clock 4 general invI-
tation is extended TO the public 10 at
tend these classes and hear the lectures: ::
Eleventh Ward-Nllliam Il. Rydalch
Ideals
Twelfth Thirteenth Wards Professor
Wilford NJ McKcndriCk. principal of the
Weber academy. "Object Lessons from
the Life Of the Master"
Eighteenth Ward-Profcssor George
drcn.'
Twentieth Ward-Gcorge s Gibbs
The Good Boy Who Is Sometimes Bad
Tweuty-irst Ward-U. j. NFoulcer
Thoughts on Religion"
Twenty seventh Ward-A. W. North
Fairgrounds for Children"
There arc few AS good aud none bet
ter than Langsdorf l0c cigars. Schramm,
johnson, drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05

Looking over the balcony upon the
bright faces below. it was seen thai
The bellies. and beauX OF a coming cen.
Grafton Will vie with those Of the past
ana present in grace, beauty and wit
Dainty maids in white gowns with rih.
bons. hosiery and slippers of delicate
shades aud young boys in their tux.
edos made picture worth looking Mt
and that. all was as merry as possible
goes without saying. The rooms had
been tastcfully decorated and in the
dining room refreshments were served
all evening.
~ was most successful and cnIoy-
able party in every wav. aud fbe yomnc
host of the evening was extended mnnT
eG1lgrntnnl22tlons 1n2tlons and good wishes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-05
Foot Bridge Wanted.

a petition was ;lled with the CITY re
corder Friday by Elizabeth Baer and A
ity asking that the city construct a
wooden foot bridge over the Ninth South
street canal al First West and Ninth
south street. They claim that the only
and that 1t is so conge5tcd with wagon
traffic that pedestrians are practically
shut out from the use of the bridge Tho
council Monday night '