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The Dolores star., 1910-06-17

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choss OuS1a.
-Nicho.ss." said Caihesa. turning
10 NJ su6dsnly. but viii ~ iavasi.
abb kinAlissss Of tone. ''oblies Ne to
aight have written Q message here.
You viii 80 The address"
q have unavadsbIy heard this
laly's na0a," hesitsted.
"Yeu win 0nA tAs lady's naas shove
the ssal. Tahs hss this message fsosn
me. Yse. yOas ervan1 b 10 bring the
least known and most talked a WON
~ 10 Washingt0a. aloae. uaaatsnde1
save By yourself. 10 . seatisaan's
apostments. 10 bis house. q . time
past the hour cf mtdnight' That sen.
tlsnaa 10 myself. You must not tahe
any answer IN the asgstive."
~ ! sat dumbly. hos1iag this Scaled
desuasst II NJ hasa. 10 tusasd . ~.
Were. With . ned toward oyssn
= choose ny young AIDE. NJ. Trise
hsFs. fes good reasons. He 10 1uss
bask fso0 sAx months IN ths WILDER.
mes. sn1 may - shy; but eaes -
had . way with vemsA. % thsy tell
ns-Ga1 yos Know. II apSeoashiAg
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per hemlnsm."
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% ~ vagar1ed ~ critically.
= - - 1oubt The young 0ea's 80
certty 80 fatthfulaess. satA ~. r
was osly eusseioaine oes thing"
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The Dolores star., 1910-06-17

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sel me In minei-
Strange words from Won. Joha.-
commented hts friend shar,.s ~.
head, no, seemly Tor : nm no
stands where you stand TO-DAY"
STRANGE veapor.--ve. nj .,...H
always use INV ola ves .cns ~ ,c..,..
and brain I would mot neeA theee ~.
Maps. Nov you tell Ne nv time 4
Mort. I must Nxht nov "a Nh. 4
have never fought 10 iose. cannoe
b. too nice IN aseuts Ana iesaru.
ments."
The old doctor rose ana toni n s.r,
sp and down the little room one 81
Calhouns modest menace A the M.
tons capital. which then vas mot the
city Il 10 to-day. Calhoun folloveA
The Dolores star., 1910-06-17
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N Argument.
fhs esotism Of women b always fog
twe.-has. d etssi.
Ths tAouGAt q missing ny mestine
With Elisabeth still ranklsd II ny
soul. Had Il been another man who
asksl - 10 carry this uessase. I
mns9 have REFUSED. But this maa ms.
~ nastsS. ny chief. 10 whoss ssrv.
ice hal eagaged.
For myself. bis agent. ! had. - !
say. left the old Trist homestead at
the foot q South mountain IN Mary.
land. 10 SEEK ny fortune In our CAPT.
tai city. had had some three or four
years aemi diplomatic traiAing when
! Arst met Calhoun and entered hts
service % assistant. Il was under
him that ] finished my studies In law.
Meantime. was his messenger In
very many guests. his source Of infor.
nation IN many matters. where he
had no time 70 90 into details.
Strange enough had besn some. Of
the circumstances IN which I found
myself thrust through this relation
with Q man % intimately connected
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The Dolores star., 1910-06-17
BY EMERSON HOUGn


tober he proposcd-to Texas . treaty
Of annexation" ..
Yes. and found Texas none %
eager" frowned Or. Ward.
mo: and why not' You and know
well enough. Sir Richard Pakenham,
the English pienirotentiary here. could
tell n he liked. England In busy In
Texas. Texas owes large funds TO
England. England want Texas a. .
co'ony There Is IRE under this smoke
talk Of Texas dividing into two gov.
srnments. one. At least. under Ens.
lands gentle and unselfish care!
And now. look you," Calhoun con.
tinued. rising. and pacing up and
down. look what In the evidence.
Van Zandt. charge d'afiaires In WASH
ington for the Republic Of Texas.
wrote Secretary Upshur only . month
before Upshur's death. and told him
TO 60 carefully or he would drive
Mexico to resume the war. and no cost
Texas the friendship Of England! Ex-
cellent Mr.. Van Zandt! I at least
know what the friendship Of England
means. So. he asks US u We will pro
tect Texas with troops and ships In
case she docs sign that agreement Of
annexation. Cunning Mr.. Van Zandt!
He knows what that answer must b
to-day, with England ready to fight
US for Texas and Oregon both. and
we wholly unready for war. Cunning
Mr. Van Zandt, covert friend Of Eng.
land! And lucky Mr.. Upshur. who
was killed. and 90 never had to make
that answer!"
But, John. another will have 10
make II. the one way or the other"
said his friend.
"Yes!" The long hand smots on
the table.
President Tyler has offered you
Mr.. Upshur's portfolio ~ secretary Of
state!'
"Yes!" The long hand smote again.
DR.. Ward made NO comment ~
You'd . long vhistls. ~ hs rscrosssA
his legs His eyes we're flxed On Cal.
houn's frowning face. There will Be
svents!" said he at length. grinnins.
Il hsvs not yet accepted" said Cal.
houn. IF ] do. II will be to bring
Texas and Oregon into this Union. one
slave. the other free. but both vast.
and Of . mighty future for ". That
done. I resign ut once"
VIII you acceptr g.
Calhoun's answer was first 10 pick
up. . paper from his desk. See. here
IL the dispatch Mr.. Pakenham brought
from Lord Aberdeen Of the British
ministry to Mr.. upshur jdst two days
before his death. Judge whether
Aberdeen wants liberty--or territory!
In effect he re-asserts England's right
to interfere In our aRsirs. We fought
one war to disprove that. England has
said enough on this continent. And
England has meddled enough"
Calhoun and Ward looked at each
other. sober In their realization Of the
grave problems which then beset
American statesmsnship and Amer.
lean thought The old doctor vas nrst
to break the silence. Then do you
accept WIN you serve again. john"
'Ilsten TO me. II do accept. shall
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The Dolores star., 1910-06-17

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

Cbamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter :lense she system, cure constipation and sick headache Sold by all Drug yists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
Madam--Here at last is Perfect
 Coffee--Electa, Hall
Balanced

food matters--to the betterment of the health and living of all
 Years ago We saw theh old time method was all wrong. and at an ex- pense of thousands of dollars and years of time, we gathered-from Mocha. Java, Brazil, Arabia Mala- bar, Costa Rica, Cordova, Ceylon Bor- neo Egypt, Nubia, Sudan-from every part of the world-from every variety of soil, climate and method of 'culti- vation, practically every coffee grown and analysed it finding just the pro portion of food elements until we know just what each coffee actually consists Of.
 Then we experimented for further years. calling to our aid all that mod ern science could offer, proportion ing coffee high in some elements with those low in the same elements, until at last we produced Eiecta-HsII Balanced, Coffee with every element equaiized-tbe perfect coffee. In EI- ecta Coffee there is no excess of any one element to distress the most sen sitive. The elements have been bal anced and it is all coffee.
 No man mas ever yet held pen who conld do justice to the aroma, the fla yor. the delicate. satisfying tonic stimulant without reaction of this perfect coffee. In perfect balance lies the perfect flavor; you must taste it to really know what it means.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
KILLING OF MURPHY
 WAS COLD FLOODED
EVIDENCE SHOWS THE VICTIM WAS UNARMED AND WITHOUT ANY DEFENSE.

Additional light has been thrown on the killing Of Lee Murphy by P. T. Rhode in the Verde valley, near Pres coot a few days ago, and while noth- ing of a definite nature is known of the circumstances that led up to the crime, many substantial facts are available neyerthe less, to indicate the motive for the taking of human life.
 From Archie Yannoy. a brother in law of the deceased it is learned that the relations between the two men were believed to have been strained, so far as Rhodes was to be considered.
 MT. vannoy says that the killing in the valley, and that public senti- ment was strong in behalf of the man killed. Rhode !s the subject of indig- nant comment and while there were no demonstrations of doing him bodily injury, the prevailing opinion was cen tered in raising a public subscription to employ counsel in the prosecution.
 MT. Vannoy also recites the story the killing as it was told him. He says that the deed was commEted while Murphy was leading a mule through the lane and when nearly op- posite to where Rhode was blowing in the field, the latter advanced toward him Rhode passed under the barbed wire fence. and came into the lane g few paces in front of his victim. He immediately whipped out of his pocket a 3S-caliber pistol, and fired three shots at Murphy one of which took effect in his hips. After Murphy fell mortally wounded, Rhode is alleged according to reports that were made | to MT. Vannoy, to have pulled his paper and tobacco out and rolled g cigarette with complacency. Lighting ! his weed be turned and left the scene. Murphy is said to have ex pired a few minutes afterward. H. was found to have been unarmed. The only witness to the crime was George Reed, who was so far away that h.
 could not hear what conversation, i
 any took place.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
RANDOLPH HAS THE PRESCOTT
 POWER PLANT
With Associates, the Railroad Man Controls the Phone Company and the Prescott Electric Company,

Three of the heaviest and most i'm portant financial transactions ever made in the industrial life of Prescott have been ratified. the interests of the Prescott Electric company com bining its light and power service. the local and long distance telephone lines and the city gas plant going over to the new owners says the Prescott Journal Miner.
 In assuming control of the above institutions some of the most prom inent men in the financial and in- dsstrial circles of the Southwest are associated with the noteworthy tran saction among them being Colonel Epes Randolph of Tucson. president of the Randolph railroad lines Of the Hartman system, and the Consoli- dated Arizona Telephone company of Tucson. . Mir. Randolph arrived Thursday from the southern part of Arizona and with his general man ager of the latter company, C. w. Hincheliffe, took over the telephone interests Of the selling company.
 The electric light and power ser vice of the Prescott Electric com pany together with the city gas works goes to new syndicate, known as the Prescott Gas and Elec- tric company. this corporation being represented in Prescott in the trans fer by R. s. Mason. the chief engi- neer rsof the electric company operat- ing the Arizona Power company.
 F. L. Wright who disposed of the above properties, has been the presi- dent respectively Of each and after today retires from the three above named companies, after initiating all of them and operating them for six teen years.
 In the disposition of the above in- stitutions, the Prescott street car line is not included and maintains it's cor porate idenity as heretofore.
 Associated with the formal transfer or the above interests, from a legal standpoint, some of the leading cor poration lawyers were present to di- rect the legal deal among them being Hon. Eugene s. Ives of Tucson, gen. eral counsel Of the Randolph lines; Hon. LeRoy Anderson, representing Mir. Mason and Hon. T. c. Job for merly the attorney of the Prescott Electric company. and F. L. Wright
 Mir. Randolph reached Prescott Wednesday afternoon from Tucson in his private car "Poeahontas," accom-. panied by his counsel, Mir. Ives. He left Thursday for Los Angeles where railroad matters require his attention hr. Hinchcliffe, the general manager of the Consolidated Telephone lines will remain for a few days to look af ter the companies business in the new field.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
PHOENIX GIRL IS
 BITTEN BY RATILER
PRESENCE OF MIND OF SISTER SAVES LIFE OF LITTLE MISS WEBB.
Especial to ReYiew.l

PHOENIX, July 19-Sam Webb, last speaker of the territorial house of representatives, has very sick daughter. Sunday night while Elm ma, his eleven-year-old daughter was walking from the dairy to the house, with her sister, Ethel, fifteen years old she was bitten on the foot by what was afterward discovered to be a rattlesnake. At the time it oc- cured the darkness prevented a pos tive Identification from being made, but Ethel heroically sucked the wound and the bitten one went to bed and felt no inconvenience. This morning the foot and leg begun to swell and a physician was called, who after an examination pronounced the wound due to the bite of a rattler. The little girl is reported out of dan ger and resting well.
 Oliver Rowe, who surrendered to Chief of Police Moore last week, stat ing that he was a deserter from the U. s. Navy and willing to pay the penalty for his act, was released to- day. Chief Moore sent a wire to the Navy Department and was told by them that Rowe was not wanted. Rowe surrendered because his funds were exhausted and he could find no employment that did not involve manual labor. for which. he claimed. his traiing in the navy unfitted him.
 S. H. Mitchell superintendent of the Phoenix street car system, who suffered a severe shock Saturday night during the electrical storm here is much improved and will leave tonight for Los Angeles, where his family is spending the summer. MitohelFs accident occurred at the car barns. A car came in that was reported out of order. and in looking over the car Mitchell came in con- tact with a live wire, receiving a shock of $50 volts. The shock threw him to the ground. his head striking a rail. resulting in a severe scalp wound. It was feared for a while that he was much more seriously in- 1 jured than he was.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
FRENZY AGAINST
 PICTURES COOL
PHOENIX COUNCIL MAY NOT BAR RENO FIGHTING SCENE FROM THE THEATERS.

PHOENIX, July 19.-At a meeting of the city calncil in committee of the whole held Thursday night the ordinance prohibiting the display of the Jeffries-Johnson fight pictures came up for a close examination. Particular attention was paid in the wording of the ordinance. The meas ure itself was not debated and the councilmen did not express them selves individually for or against it. The ordinance will come up at the next regular meeting, which will be the first Monday in August That it will not be carried unanimously is certain, and that it may not carry at all is possible.
 Several of the councilmen are of the opinion that the exhibition of the pictures is really not a vital question. They don't think 1t makes a great deal of difference whether We have the pictures or not. One coun- cilman stated that he thought it was the business of parents to keep their children at home if they were of the opinion that the pictures were degrad- ing. HThere is a certain reform ele- ment in this town" he said, that would like to see the pictures sup pressed and is working to that end. I think there are many other things in this city that need sup pression far more than the pictures of the Reno battle. would rather ! like to see the pictures myself and cant see any harm in them. Of course. if the whole town gets up and demands their suppression they will probably be suppressed for we are simply the representatives of the people and trying to do the best we know how to give the public what t wants At the present moment do not know which way I shall vote on ] the proposition"
 i The Fourth of July ordinances were read. It seems to be the general opinion of the council that both are | good ordinances and that both should be passed. The ordinances were pre-
 pared by the Sane Fourth of July { league and have been adopted in
 many cities of the country. One oI perhaps both of them will be adopted
 for Phoenix and Fourth of July
 without the usual terror of fire and accident will be the result.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
ROPE Is SELECTED
 FOR SPENCE HANGING
EXECUTION OF MURDERER WILL TAKE PLACE INSIDE THE coUN- TY PRISON.

PRESCOTT, July l9.-Next week Sheriff Smith will begin preparations for the execution of Franx Spence, which is set for August 9th. The place at which Spence will expiate his crime for the murder of Edgar Sullivan, nearly two years ago. near this city. has been decided upon as the main room Of the county jail behind the gates leading into the cell room.
 The apartment selected is sufficient ly commodious for the placing of the gallows and the floor spacious enough for the accommodation of the number of spectators the law authorizes. The old gallows frame, now stored in the basement of the court house. will not be used A new frame will be built.
 Heretofore executions that have taken place in this city were con ducted on the east side of the court house behind a high board fence. To obviate the unpleasant situation of giving such ghastly exhibitions the notoriety that invariably is attached to the legal ending of a mans earth ly career and to clothe the execution with all the secrecy possible. it has been decided to conduct the exacu- tion inside.
 Yesterday the Board of Supervisors ordered the rope that will be used in hanging the doomed man. IL is one and one-fourth inches thick, and will be stretched and reduced to one inch before being used in the execu- tion
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
nIReRnlANs IN SESSION.

PORTLoND. Ore. July 19:-The hundreds of delegates who are here for the national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians attended mass at the cathedral this morning Later in the day the convention met for its initial session. The contest for the presidency of the organization is already attracting much attention among the delegates. Matthew Cum mings of Massachusetts the present head of the order, is a candidate for reelection and is supparted by the delegates from New England and from a number of other States as well. Mir Cummings leading opponent ap- pears to be Joseph Mclaughlin, ore sident of the A. O. H. in Pennsylvania. Baltimore and Toronto are among the cities mentioned as the meeting place for the next convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
K. |. HOME E ASSURED FUR
 THE TERRITORY
Committee Will Report to the August Convention in Favor of Arizona and Action Is Expected Soon.

PRESCOTT. July l9:-Residents of Prescott will be interested to learn that in the next few weeks the site for the location of the Knights of Col umbas Home for the tuberculars of that order will receive official con sideration from that organization. The national body will assemble, at Que bee, Canada, August ?. and 1, when that important matter will be considered. Proceeding the convening of the general assembly the Sanator- ium committee, consisting of Robt. E. Morrison of Prescott Judge E. J. Kirwin of Pine Bluffs Ark and James J. Kelly of Chicago, will hold a special meeting in Chicago on July 25th to make their report to be sub mitted to the parent body. It IS authorftatively stated they will des- ignate Arizona as the place for the location of the sanitorium, but the selection of a site will be left to the general body. This decision was reached a short time after Messrs- Morrison and Kirwin inspected sev- eral places in the Territory, and in view of no other subdivision of the country being looked over these representatives of the order were un- qualifiedly in favor of Arizona, Mir. Kelly heartily approved of their se- lection.
 Mir Morrison is arranging his busi- ness affairs to leave Prescott in the next few days, and anticipates being diligently occupied until the general
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

body convenes. All data secured in the recent trip over Arizona is to
 be carefully complied and placed be- fore the convention in printed form.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
ERE is the story of the most intensely interesting food dis .rxn-u .f Ahri scientific age

IT ERE is the story of the most III intensely interesting food dis
 covery of thsi scientific age.
 It is so simple-just plain common sense-that the wonder is that never before has anyone thought of it.
 Coffee is no longer a mere flavor.
 We have proven it food.
 And proving coffee a food we have found something else the secret of Perfect Coffee.
 Coffee has been considered a mat ter of flavor or taste only.
 No one has thought of it otherwise as a food.
 Now, different coffees vary in fla vor because, Nike beefsteak and po- tatoes, or peas and beans they are made up of the same food elements, but in different proportions.
 All eoffees are made up of certain food eIements-fats, acids. sugar, dex- trin, and a wonderful tonic element called caffeine.
 No one ever regarded this fact, uONthtE- Tue COlcc AAGh AdfT S~AN on blending and mixing by taste getting improperly balanced mixtures together as must always be true with only hit-or-miss method.
 As a result, old fashioned coffee distresses about four out of ten peo- pie who use it, not because coffee in itself or any element in 1t Is injurious. but because the coffee they use is improperly balanced blended by chance with not enough of some ele- ments and too little of other.
 Countless substitutes for coffee have been offered the public-nos- truns made of beans and bran and what Aot-but such substitutes can not satisfy for they too have missed the great truth that it is not what cof fee consists Of that distresses, but the improper balancing of these pure wholesome elements that causes the trouble.
 Now Electa Coffee is prepared in a new way
 We have abandoned the old hit oi miss method and replaced 1t by the exact domestic science methods that nowadays are being applied to all
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
ELECTA COFFEE IS NOT DOC.
 TORED COFFEE.

Eieeta Coffee-HaIl Balanced, is not ground, but cube cut in special ma chimes. Then with a unique vacH- um process the chan is taken away, the pulverized coffee and the dust re moved and the 5Iny cubes graded over and over again until they are all uniform. Then weighed automat- ically and packed without the touch of human hands in air tight, special metal containers, which will keep it for years without changing or the loss of its wonderful flavor. It cost $10 900 to produce the first pound. IL costs you 4oc. a pound. and is sold with the absolute guarantee of per feet satisfaction or your money will be refunded upon the return of the empty can. No coffee sold at any price can compare with it. The won derful Hall Balanced process enables us to produce not only the best cof- fee, but the most economical You, who have been using coffee at a high CT price try a can of Eieeta, and see Eieeta-4sIl Balanced, Coffee, is sold by J. B. ANGUS.
 Send today for the wonderful lit tle magic test box with whic hou can see just how EIeeta Coffee is
 Hall Balanced. It's free
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