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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02
BARBER SHOOTS BUTCHER;
CLAIMS "UNWRITTEN LAW"

GULFPORT, Miss, Nov. 30.-Joseph
Helmke. barber. shot ard dangerously
wounded Jerry Long. a butcher, and then
probably fatally wounded his wife at the
Eelmke home, where Long was Il board
er.
Eeimke, VINO vas placed Ia isl claim
cd the ''uEwritten law in defense o.
his set.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02
G, o. P. Leads in Nebraska

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. 30.-The official
vote OF the November election in Ne
braska's final returns for which were
received last night shows that Aldrich.
Republican for governor. has a plurali-
ty of 1870 over Dahlman, Democrat.
Every state Office elected is Republican,
but the Democrats have a majority in
both houses of the legislature.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02
Foundry Is Burned

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. 30-At
2 o'clock this morning the main foundry
building of the Casey & Hodges Boiler
company was destroyed by fire. The ORR
gin of the fire is unknown.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-02
JURY CONTINUES PROBE
OF COM MERGE CASES

SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec 1.-The United
States court grand jury was still in ses-
sion at noon investigating alleged vio-
lations of the Sherman and Elkins acts
BY railroads and steamship companies
and individuals
indictments are expected tomorrow
morning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
LIVE OAK BLOCKING GOOD ORE WITH
 DEVELOPING

The exploratory work at the Live Oak mine is going ahead hand in hand with the work of blocking ont com. mercia ore. The schist body cncoun. tered on the two hundred-foot level of the shaft has been develoHed to the third level where various drifts. leading out from the main drift from the shaft, have blocked out large volumes of sul- phide ore, all of which is of sufficiently high grade to be mined at q good profit, and it is the plan of the ma1- agement to continue the exploratory workings by the coordinate system. The churn drills will be used for the pur. pose of ascertaining the limits of the workable ground. The abundance of chalcocite throughout the schist at the three hundred foot level promises continuation of the ore at greater depth. The ffty-foot stump of the shaft has also the same character of rock at the bottom as that shownA above. All the advance work in the mine during the past week has developed ore in the form of chalcocite averaging two an eight-tenths per cent copper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
BUSY WINTER
 FOR THE FLEET
Battleships Prepare to Jour-
 ney to Winter Quarters

NEW YORK, January 5.--The officers and men of the Atlantic fleet were busy today ovcrhauling their white duck suits and other summer clothing, for be. fore another week has rolled around they expect to be enjoying the warm sunshine of the West Indies. For rlore than a month the feet has been m North liver, where on the several days following the recent blizzard the bean. tiful spectacle of the ice.encrustca bat tleships was enjoyed by thousands frcm the shore.
 Tomorrow the fleet will weigh anchor and under command of AImral Seilroe der will sail for Guananamo, Upon ar. irving at the Cuban naval base the yes sels vii, coal and then will begin the standardization trials, target practice. speed contests and other features which make up the program of the winter maneuvers. The fleet will probably re- turn to northern waters about May l., dispersing and going to the navy wards immediately upon return.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

American plays have come and Amer.
 iean plays have gone, but it is claimed
 that Globe theatergoers have never seen a play remotely akin to "The Greay
 Divide, the drama that has been call. ed by the metropolitan critics, "the long awaited great American play, which is to be presented at Dreamlan} theater, Sunday, January 9, by Henry Miller s specially selected company of players. Most dramas of western America have concerned themselves with a material struggle between 3 bad man and hero, with a romance of the hero as an indispensable part of the plot. "The Great Divide" has its strug. gle, but it is a psychological struggle between a free and easy son of the Rockies and high prineipled girl of the east. The girl, left at the mercy of three drunken toughs (who shake iice for her) marries one to save her. self from dishonor. The marriage, even under these brutal conditions, brings out all that is noble in the man and enkindles in his heart great pur-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
STAR CHURN DRILLS ON GROUND FUR
 WARRIOR

One of the Star churn drills ordered by the Warrior Development company has arrived at the property and will be put at work Wednesday morning. The churn drill work will follow out sys- tenn of prospecting similar to that gen. erally employed in the Miami district, and is expected to show the presence of ore. at many parts of the property not as yet reached by any exploratory m deisrOund work.
 The shipments of ore average about seyenty-tive tons daily and are sent to the Fl Paso shelter. Some of this ore assays eleven per cent copper, but the bulk of il carries about ten per cent of this metal. Most of it is oxidized but the highest grade of ore is being taken from less oxidized portion of the workings.
 The other churn drill ordered for the Warrior may be put at work on the Cor dova property upon it's arrival, and kept tnete until these ordered for the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

flying love. But the woman. breeding
 over the situation, revolts with all her
 being towards him, crushing he love
 that is awakened by this natural mobil
 ity and keeps constantly in mind the
 horror of their first meeting, when he was another being, brute made mad
 by liquor. The first act, where the three liquorcrazed men gamble for the woman they have found alone and helpless in the desert, has been coneed- ed by all who have seen it to be the most dramatic scene ever presented in the history of Amercian drama. It is purely material and every point stands out clear and later on in the second and third acts when the psychological ele- ment comes to the fornt, the action uf the play becomes direct and the g.v- erning /motiyes are not clouded. The play is rich in dramatic situations aud it's lines possess literary merit not often found in western plays. 1.-The Great Dividen is a play that causes thought. It is destined to live considerable time and it gives promise of great
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

deep IS left Tn stores and dwelling. which were flooded, while many struc lures with less substantial foundations were swept completely away.
 Reports of stock losses are numerous hegardlng the damage to railroad prop erty, however, nothing definite is ob talnable' ohlcials of the company m this city declare that no word has vet been received from the linemen who iett Calente Tor the west two days ago.
 It is believed, however, that repair work on the damaged road bed is al. ready under way.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
ASPIRATION MAKES PREPA TAXATION FOR
 BIG PLANT

The preliminary excavating and
 grading work for the installation of the machinery to be employed in the tunnel work at the Keystone Gulch by the Inspiration Copper company is rap idly nearing completion. A large force of men is employed, in the construe- ton of wagon road from the Joe Bush shaft, where the old road ended, to the tunnel site location, about enc. half mile to the southward. At the Joe Bush shaft the four crosscuts are being continued past the two hundred and fifty foot points, and are developing ore which had been located by the churn drill work during the summer and fall.
 The Scorpion shaft, from which cross cutting will be done to explore the ore body which this shaft passed through during the sumner, is being put in eon- dition for the level work to begin this week. The station work is about com. pleted at the two hundred and seventy i've foot level, from which this cross. cutting will begin. The churn drills are prospecting the territory 10 the west ward of the Joe Bash shaft, ahead of he crosseutting in this direction from his shaft.
 It pays to call for Cuban Clays.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
T v T F z z z q 's' q ' F E E z x .s F QUOTATIONS s F r i' l. # < s s% 1. {. i. |. f + 1. +

BOSTON, January 5.-The copper 4narket opened moderately active, un- fler selling pressure, with the result that tieellnes were numerous throughout the Fist. Exceptions to this tendency were kuch stocks as Giroux, U. s. Smelling
 fnd Tamarack; but tone as a wi nle may
 De classed as weaker. Tama K has
 been feature, selling at 7S, 8 gain of
 Tour points. Arcadian was active. sell ing high at 9. The principal features pf weakness were Lake, Miami, Arizona Commercial and North Butte. Gila. thino and Inspiration acted well in the faee of declining market.
 New York market was upset on ae. fount of the president s message. which is due tomorrow Rock Island lost six points; Steel, 2'a. Money easier and the decline is believed to be largely sen timental.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
STICK MARKETDULL WITHOUT VISIBLE
 REASON
Financiers Lay Low While Awaiting News From
 Washington

NEW YORK, January 5.-Speculat i've liquidation was renewed in the stock market today with much the same appearance of urgency as on the open. ing day of the new year. There was no II per cent money rate today to account for the weakness of the stock market and other nominal explanations were advanced.
 Many of these bear the appearance of az mere surmise.
 The course of events in Washington has divided attention with the hap Penings within the financial district and were given their share of responsibil- ity for the action of the market.
 Bonds easy. Total sales, $4 ,96O, 900.
 |. $. 4's coupons declined Ii per cent.
 Silver, 523s; Mexieans, 4.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
MRS. ROMADKA
 IS RELEASED
Wealthy Woman Who Stole
 Jewelry Is Paroled

CHICAGO, January 5.--Mrs Evelyn ROmadka, the former wife of Chas J. Romadka, the millionaire trunk manu- facturer of Milwaukee, who was serv- ing sentence of from one to twenty years in the Joliet penitentiary for lar eeny, was released yesterday. The pa role was granted in secret, by the board of pardons on December l5. Mrs. Ro- madka, once prominent in Milawukee society, was convicted about two years ago of stealing sl, ,OOO worth of iewelry. Her attorneys advanced the plea that she was a kleptomaniae.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
ARIZONA MICHIGAN CROsSCUT STILL
 IN QUARTZ

The development of the Arizona Michigan property continues to give il place as one of the promising properties of the Copper Hill district. Superin- tendent N. A. Nelson has twenty-five men employed at the property. and the erosscuts north and south rom the Tel fair shaft are being driven ahead at he usual rate, with the former still in the quartz e9nglomeTate.- -To,tks soathma pd the dorite continues in the face and ,s very hard.
 The drift from the north crosseut. which was started few weeks ago from the l50-foot mark and driven southward along q er.bearing vein has discolsed a widening of this vein and at the present distance of forty feet from the erosscut is two and one half feet wide and is well filed with iron and manganese oxides, besides ear rying small amount of silver. This vein is not known to outcrop at any place on the surface, and from the gen eral dip and strike, appears as if it were a branch of the Dewett vein of that locality. The well-deined slick ensided walls make it appear probable that at greater depth it will assume much larger proportions, in which ease 1t should carry copper values.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
DEPUTY SHERIFF
 FATALLY WOUNDED
Albuquerque Officer Shot by
 Unwilling Prisoner

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, January ,. Sheriff McAdams lies mortaily wounded in hospital at Alamo Gort6, as the result of an unsuccessful attempt to arrest man named Trapp, at Cor ona last night.
 Trapp barricaledt himself in house. and when MeAdSms attempted 'p force his way in, Trapp shot him. A posse was organized, but when it reached the Trapp house, Trapp ind .Is family hal disappeared.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

things from the pen ow William Vaughn
 Moody. Ina Brooks will assume fine role played in New York by Margaret Anglln. The cast includes such artists as Eleanor Parker, lone Chamberlain. A. Willard Grass, Vernon Mcdonald, Mark Harrison, Guy Graham, John Rowe, Willard Grant and others of equal prominence. The engagement is for one night only, and the sale of seats will begin at the Globe Conner, eial store this morning at a. m.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
ROCK ISLAND BREAKS

H NEW YORK, January 5.-Reports of Friction among the leading interests of Rock Island, rumors that Daniel Reed Nyas to go abroad, and retire from the fboard of directors, of the United States Steel company, caused a break of II points on the common stOck of that |road today ana a decline of more than '3 points on preferred,
 The Financial district had heard a great deal about Rock Island. since the sensational movement of that stock q Fortnight ago, when it jumped from oJ Do sl and back again, almost in flash.
 Today's rumors had it that serious differences have broken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
MAY ABOLISH
 ORAL BETTING

NEW YORK, January 5.-The gov. ernor's recommendation for legislation to abolish oral betting at the race tracks struck the racing men today with dis. may. Last year oral betting was barely interfered with. There was drop in attendance and a decrease in betting, but not enough to keep thousands away from the tracks, and feeling of SC eurity was soon re-estaDlished. Ccney Island Brooklyn and Saratoga have planned for an active season this year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
DAMAGE INCREASES Utah Flood Which Swept Caliente Much Worse Than
 Was First Reported

SALT LAKE, January 5.--Reports from flood which swept the territory through which runs the Salt Lake route, paint gloomy picture. of conditions serious by far of any previously suf- fered by the town of Caliente, is shown clearly, since the high waters have fe. ceded. Mud from four to eight inches
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
FIX CONGRESSMAN
 IS HORSEWHIPPED
Dakota Editor Punished bv
 Man He Had Vilified

DEADWooD, s. D., January B. Freeman Knowles, ex.congressman and editor of a socialist newspaper, was horsewhipped today at meeting of the board of county commissioners, by Chamber keliar, an attorney for the Hometsake Mining company. The epi sode followed severe stricture in Knowles paper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
GOVERNMENT MAY
 ASK RECEIVERSHIP

NEW YORK, January 5--As a DOS. sible new tack in the prosecution of the American Sugar Refining company and others, the government may ask for receivership, similar to the action taken Tn the tobacco cases, according to the Tribune, this morning.
 It is said that the groundwork of the proceedings has already been laid
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
Mining and Financial News

Cordova prospecting work have arrived. This will be done on account of the inability of the factory to supply the demand for these drilling machines, which would delay the work on the Cordova property more than the man. agement cares to have it delayed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, January 5.-The mar, ket for standard copper was dull today and no sales were reported.
 Spot, on all deliveries up to the end of April, closed at 1925 to 1860.
 Lake, 1915 to l4.0O; electrolytic, lS.5O to 1915; casting, 1925 to I3.5O.
 Tin was quiet and firm and higher on strength abroad. Spot, 33.25 to 33.5O; January, 33I2la to 33.3O; Feb ruHy, 3SI2la to 33.35; March and Ap- |ril, 3S.l2Ia to 33.4O.
 Lead was quiet. Spot, 4.67H 10 472l2 in New York, S4.65 asked in East St. Loais.
 SPeltcr was quiet and easy. Spot, |6.lO to 6.25 in New York, COTE asked 5 nEast St. Louis.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06
YOUR LAST CHANGE

See the Walton Bros. at the Iris. En, tire change tomorrow.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

Call for hot bath at the Ruby bar. Der shop any old time. You1l get it without delay
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

George Grey broke his leg yesterday Kicking because he couldn t get Foger's Golden Gate Coffee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
PRAcTlcINC MEDICINE

Everyone comedies that admin
istering drugs-most of which are
poisonous-is not scientific. It
is called "practicing medicine
1t is under the practice" of the
physicians that most people in
this country die-very few die u
natural death.
Surgery and osteopathy are
scientific, and yet there are but
few surgeons compared with the
number of doctors.
And yet the medical associations
have fought against any and all
innovations in the healing art. 1t
fought the homeopaths, the eclec-
tics, and the osteopaths, and is
now engaged in a war against
Christian Science and mental
therapeutics. At this time a
measure is being vigorously pushed
in congress for the establishment
Of National Health Bureau, by
the American Medical association.
b. o. Flower. in the June num-
Der Of the Twentieth Century,
says:
NO person familiar with the
steady, uninterrupted, persistent
and determined efforts of the or
ganizcd medical societies or the
activity of the American Medical
Association for medical restrictive
or monopoly legislation, can doubt
for moment that when such a
bureau as is contemplated is once
organizcd. the next step will be IN
aggressive attempt, through bu-
reaucratic rulings, il additional
Legislation is denied, to place the
control Of the peoples health in
the hands Of the regular medical
profession and thus compass n
monopoly in the healing art which
It has striven to gain during the
past fifty years.
III this bureau IL established,
II will bc dominated by the Amer
ican Medical Association. Do not
lose sight Of that fnct.
"The American Medical Asso.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

citation has been aggressively fav-
oring monopoly Legislation or res
trictive laws that would deny to
the intelligent citizen the practi-
toner of his choice, If that practi-
toner did not conform to the
creeds, dogmas and regulations of
the medical school seeking protec-
ton. Do not overlook this fact.
There are millions of highly in
telligent citizens whose belief in
regard to the healing of the body
is diametrically opposed to that of
the regular profession. Indeed,
there are in our midst today great
and rapidly growing schools or
systems of thought that number
among their adherents hundreds
of thousands of individuals who
have been restored to health and
the enjoyment of life after they
had signally failed to obtain re-
lief under the regular medical
treatment"
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
Aws.aa's Great lAea

y bow to make herself attractive. Bat.
without health, It 10 hard for her to be
lovely in face, form or temper. A weak.
sickly woman will be nervous and irrit-
able. Constipatioo and kidney poisons
show in pimplss, blotchss. skin erup-
tons and wretched complexion. But
Electric Bitters always proves Godsend
70 women who want health. beauty and
friends. They regulate stomach. liver
and kidneys, purify tho blood; give
strong nerves. bright eyes. pure breath,
smooth, vslvety skin, lovely complexion.
good health. Try th,m, 5Oc at The
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
HOW TO GET SENATORS

There are two ways Of picking
men for the United States senate
the old way and n new one.
Under the old way the seat is
knocked down to the highest bid
der; under the new one the people
choose the candidate and the leg
islature obediently ratifes their
choice. Though public man
who prefers the old way may not
be crooked, the people will be
more secure if they take no risks
Exchange.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
\ Dreadful weusA

from knife, gun. TN cau. rusty nall,
fireworks, or Of any other nature. d.
mands prompt treatment with Bucklsn's
Arnica Salvc 10 prevent blood poison Of
gsngrsns. Its the quickest, sursst hsal.
ss for ell such wounds - also for burns,
bolls, sores, skin ssuptloos, ecssma,
chapped hands, corns o. piIss. 2bc at
The Fuller Drug Go.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

j. w. and NJ. A. Reed and fnmi-
lies spent Saturday and Sunday
with George c. Widman and wife
at Ell Horca fishing and taking in
the mountain scenery. FL Horca
is Mr.. Widman's ranger head
quarters.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Herbert Shakespeare has quit
the railroad business and has gone
70 work in the Monte Vista lumber
yard.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

A. d. Matthias and wife left for
Fort Collins Monday to attend the
graduating exercises OF the State
Agricultural College. Their son
David finishes his four years
course.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

A. l.. Murphy, of Center. is
planning TO move to Texas next
week. We are sorry to see good
citizen like Mr.. Murphy leave the
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Freight rates have been reduced
2to 10 centsper 100 lbs. from Pueblo
to San Luis valley points. Here
tofore Denver has had the same
rates to the valley a. Pueblo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Married: Sunday, May -. 1910,
at residence of brides parents.
near Garnet, Costilla county.
Colo, Ralph Davis to Miss Cora
T.. Boles. Charles II. Lewis ohiciat-
ing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

j. II. Carmichael and wife who
have been at Paonia the past six
months have gone back to Kansas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Mrs. P. Cockrell, Of Colorado
Springs arrived in town Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

Dan Jones and j. L. Hurt re-
turned Tuesday from a trip to
Denver.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-04-14
Home Cooking Sale

The ladies of the Congregational
church will haye a sale of home cooking
at the store of the Newport Furniture
Co. on Saturday afternoon, April Is.
They will have on sale the following
good things to eat: Cakes, doughnuts,
fruit cookies, nut bread, brown bread,
cottage cheese. homemade candies, etc.
They will also sell fancy aprons, kitchen
aprons, broom caps, spoon cases, sun
hats. laundry bags. handkelchiefs, fancy
articles, etc.
Saturday is also the day for the open
ing of the Walrus ice cream parlors in
the same building. at which time the
Walrus sanitary soda fountain. recently
installed by the Newport Furniture Co.,
will be placed in service. Manager Ilss.
OF the Furniture Co., has turned the
fountain over to the ladies of the church
during the hours Of the sale.