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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
Read These testimonials
One of Them from a Practicing Physician

The majority of men will swear OF
for given length of time and before
his promise is cold his VOW is broken.
That was my condition.
I then went to the Neal Institute
Co., at S02 East Fifth street. Des
Mones, Ia, and took the cure. From
that time to the present 1 have never
had desire to drink as every evidence
of the desire has been taken away,
the elimination has been complete, and
since then the function of every organ.
has been restored.
I can speak in the highest terms of
the cure No bad results follow the
treatment A doctor should be a man
of sobriety / write this thinking it
may benefit some sufferer from strong
drink. Very respectfully,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
RECEIVES a-YEAR SENTENCE

Sam Carson, who admitted that
drinking caused him to commit crimes,
was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Willis to serve three years in San
Quentin for stealing q horse valued at
$50 from Robert Sherer &: Co. Carson
asked to be placed where liquor could
not be obtained.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
ARRAIeNED FOR LARCENY

Louis Larsen. accused of petty lar
ceny and with a prior conviction on
q similar charge that will make his
offense a felony if the present accusa-
ton is proved, was arraigned before
Judge Willis in the superior court yes
terday. He will be tried October 21.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
PosTPoNEs SENTENCE

Judge Willis yesterday postponed the
sentencing Of Elmer Ellsworth Rowen,
charged with obtaining money by false
p"etenses in a mining deal, until Sat
urday, because his attorneys were busy
in another court.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
I'm Just Three Days
And We Cam DO lit, and We Are Doing 1t
at the Rate of One Every Day
mo F1YPODERMIC INJECTION
Think What That Means 3o5 in Year. and Then Think How
Many People That Would Make Happy, Fathers, Mothers,
Sisters Brothers. Wife and Children


Ncld b they yknevyo e
oefea poor
denta1 oucomeh and
daveo outee like
at
III 0I ST. 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
PLEADS NOT GUILTY

c. NJ Hoyt, charged with stealing a
horse from c. B. Jeffries, was ar
raigned yesterday before Judge Davis
in the superior court. He entered a
plea Of not guilty, and his trial was
set for August 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
TRIAL SET FOR AUGUST

Frank Valuenzuela, accused of rob-
berry, was accorded an arraignment
before Judge Davis of the superior
court yesterday. He pleaded not guilty,
and his trial was set for August 26.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
ASKS PROBATION

J. Roberts pleaded guilty yesterday
before Judge Davis in the superior
court to the charge Of issuing a worth
less check and asked for probation.
His application will be heard Satur-
=
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
GEN. srEPHENsoNs SON DIES

MARINETTE, Wis, July 1S.-Col l.
Watson Stephenson, eldest son of
United States Senator Stephenson,
died here today. He was 50 years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19
Dutch Collars 1no
and Rdbats at :. Il W

Dainty lawn and lace patterns, in Dutch
collars and rabats Dozens of different
styles. Important price feature--Aisle
2-each 10c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19

Tickets Auto Livery. 246 8. Spring,
Phone Main 719.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-19

These are now marked
s2.75 and have been a
mighty strong line at that
price. They are the feath-
erweight panama travelling
bags, well bound and rivet-
ed. Brass loc k and
catches, or buckle and
strap. Tuesday, $500. Also
1915 grades $2.s5.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

The sessions of the County Teach
ers convention are being very largely
attended and in every way the con-
vention is proving one of the most
successful conducted by the teachers
in years. The programs have all been
of the very highest class and the var
ious addresses, discussions, etc, have
been of great interest and value to all
who have heard them or have par
ticipated in them. The sessions of
the convention will come to a close
this evening. The attendance has
been very large.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

A prominent business man of the
city was greatly surprised while walk
ing along Main street at about 1880
p. m. Thursday night to hear thud
and upon looking around he observed
woman in a pile on the sidewalk.
Investigation by the police, who hap
pened along Mt about that time, re-
vealed the fact that the woman had
crawled out of the second story of
one of the buildings on the north side
of Main street and was making her
escape from her home by crawling
down to the sidewalk from the avn
ing. The woman claimed that her
husband had come home drunk and
that he had locked the doors of their
room and refused to let her so out
that night and that she determined
to go despite his orders, which &C
counted for her peculiar exit from the
building. No arrests were made.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

F. N. Briggs, cashier of the Inter
state Savings bank, District Attorney
Walter NJ. Morgan of the First Judi
cial district, and State Bank Com
missioner Emil w Pfeiffer left yes
terday morning for Hot Sulphur
Springs to testify in the case of the
state against c. H. Bowlds, who is
charged with embezzling $4,000
while president of the Grand Valley
bank. Mr.. Briggs owned the Grand
valley bank at the time that the de-
falcation is alleged to have occurred
md MIR. Morgan has been very active
In gathering testimony-Denver Re-
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

The fruit trees endure different
degrees of pruning and respond some-
what differently to the treatment.
The cherry requires very little prun-
ing. Its most active buds are the
extremities of its twigs. If severely
cut back the inactive buds that re-
main may not start readily into
growth. The tree may even weaken
and die from severe pruning. The
cherry requires the least pruning of
all of our orchard fruits and it also
needs much less irrigation than the
others. The furore for the Wragg
cherry is quite rampant this spring
and 1t is probably the best thing to
plant in this country.-Denver Field
and Farm.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

OF late by the publications of some
very untruthful statements the Glen
wood Avalanche has persisted In de-
claring that the fruit crop in this sec
ton has been badly damaged. Yes
terday's Avalanche has a story to
this effect and in 1t is said that the
temperature frequently went TO 20
degrees below zero and even lower,
in the Grand Junction section. Such
knocking will not do the Avalanche
any good, and such reckless handling
of the truth reflects anything but
credit on the Avalanche.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

Let's see, Senator belongs party
has. in two state platforms, declared
itself in favor of primary law for
Colorado. The people of Colorado
have also declared themselves in
favor of primary law. Will some
of the papers Of the western slope
please tell us what the record of
Senator DeLong of Grand Junction
has been ON this subject while in the
state senate? Was he with the peo-
pie on this question, or did he line
up with the obstructionists in the
"Silly Sixteenth" and also in the
Seventeenth general assembly? The
wishes of the people are to be re-
spected above those of machine poems.
Park Times.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

If the Great Salt Lake follows the
gradual upward trend of the last few
years, It may yet rise three feet be-
fore summer, and records of half a
century show that this additional rise
is not only probable, but altogether
likely. The Southern Pacific is pre-
pairing for an additional rise of the
great inland sea by raising the Lucin
cutoff five feet, which will place the
tracks at an average height of four
teen feet above the surface OF the
lake. d. S. Spencer, assistant gem
eral passenger agent of the oregon
Short Line, last night sent to Captain
Hodges, chief of the party OF engi-
neers that made the survey for the
Union Pacific, map showing the rise
and fall of the lake and measure
,ments relative to the Lucin cutoff,
The map gives record by months
of the advance and recession of lake
waters from 1850 to 1910. Inc
Southern Pacific is spending half a
million dollars to get the tracks on
the cutoff out of the storm hazard,
the elevation of five feet being look
ed upon by competent engineers on
the Hartman system as sufficient 10
obviate all future danger.-salt Lake
Herald d-Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26
Republican Land Board Loses
Million For State

after people by oacials by
public trustees and other trusted people makes
The latest story of tremendous in the ex
under the Henry Aagns
Buchte administration that belonged sold for
reservoir sites for $3.50 when s25an for
Just the administration the Fort Lyons
Ditch which E. trustee of the Denver ni
S) Is heavy stockhode purchased two reservoir
the heart of 10000 of land and board that
government lands surrounding these from the
board been given the right to
have the lands land included in
the reservoir sites would have per acre
member of the Fort Ditch Company testified that he was
interested in the company that price
but that he had opposed the sale and had
board was Interested in
seeing the state government lands
puSe s Fs & not & sold proysionay the lands
which the government lands be land
W. referred to- who is stoekbo,dr in m
Fort Lyons the sale of bo
lands because of the Bent county for the
failure to make provision to water those when
he made his protest through IIonmre of Pueblo
was understood that the any such price as
per acre but would be held for future
that also the lands would not be sold without
also water the government lands in county.
But the land board the other protest
ants and sold to Mr. Reynolds by the Buch these
choice reservoir sites for the pa after prom
se made that any such price and
also without having provision sold govern
men lands other than the private ands
Attorney General John through the sale of
these splendid sites to Mr. Reynolds and thereby
lost the great sum of at least million ooOOool
There available sold and other com
sites ~ w. pei acre ior sue"
Then matter People wonder ny
h great middle class which
deals whereby the favotes mobs and in neech
es that anarchc attacking their
hey see on every hand the by omplaant
officials and the lands that belong nominal sum
The this remember that Mark woorug
the state land board
under Henry governor the lands of b ~
at such nominal people the sum Of
million dollars more
And yet these crying out against the demo-
cratic and saying republican state d
ministraton olorado
tration? ''
dng 10 their promise by the leading
republican
Does imagine republicans in power in the
atue? - - sS
| We hardly think
There only papers that favor bose sfor
h all take their from Bill Stapleton
viii all be in the band-wagon when he comes
the present legislature because opposition Paer-
SOM did not the
]ueHoauc legislature viii do
republican Legislature and there republican admin
should back
We're ostered Buchtel land
IN selng s25 land for
have brought the
1t only million to a republican
board was the means through which
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

the nd forceo of purpose
As engineer of the knows as much as
ability that line a frstass pumn man and
would system necessary ~ ~
city "
The bapds
Vedder to do things 1t him ot
tenure of office of time to
and completion such he might deem best
from office in an election provided year term
of NJ 1,oa,a
kind he Creek nrono
tion is the best offered
not have permitted others spending ten
sand dollars less this c an ed
Iquate means -
MI Vedder cannot hope of his office Id
the b-.s
oone out by the years OF experience that
pament OF this city Let him that which
him
through three different administrations knows
IT. His conclusions believe,
tnent that
and go after the water where originally that
should 'A'
already taken place and b so,
Vedde makes full determination wihou,
Ipued pillar
cure the supply needed the better the Mr. v
in him -
Mr. Vedder invite of the
out into your powers in creative and
supplying this city with
Black Hand shot 10 death nv .h -,
oee while he was in the act bactm
another
the bullets
Hand leader has TO his death of these
have been apprehendd authorities are
deadly suspicion to ba -
everyone OF them VIII be
the giving in onv
he Doider IN their death-deang
one IN Pueblo was shot down without whatever
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

Rope, harness oil. soap and polish
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26
Mr.. Vedder, Its up to You
to Strike Out

statement was
made that the city would bore
mountain
this -
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

Guns, rifles and revolvers repaired
Lynch, 236 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26
RACE SUICIDE

is not nearly the menace 10 Increase
in population that deaths among in
fauts are. Eight out OF ten of these
deaths are directly or indirectly due
TO bowel troubles. McGee's Baby
Elixir cures diarrhoea, dysentery,
sour stomach and all infant ailments
of this nature. Just the thing for
teething babies. Price 25c and soc
per bottle. Sold by the C. d. Smith
Drug Company; five stores, Grand
Junction, Fruita and Palisade.
-.... - W. h.a. Al, :.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

For heavy hauling call on Barton
Z Terrill. the liverymeu.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

Horace T. DeLong, whom the Ney
of Grand Junction, has been boostfi
Tor congressman from the SecoI
district has been lost sight of durI1
the past week. Horace might aSfl
drop out early in the game, asz:Te
no use trying to butt in THY
Delta Democrat.
a recent visitor at CT cjtv e.lOH ern
says the water used bxe coio
its hydrants. is aber OF cbnono ana
consistency of rispwater otate SUI
Tel1nr;de ere. e,ear ban m1u ~ ed great boon
-Toll,,ryAa Ias
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26

Any amount OF A No. / hay at the
CashFeed Store, 307 Main Street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-03-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

or Carrier, one year in advance ...............
or Carrier, one month in advance. ...........
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
ELECTRICITY INJURIES
 MINE MACHINERY
FoWER PLANT AT cANANEA IS MORE OR LESS cRiseLep DUR. ING STORM


 1 cANANEA. Sept. e--(special)- Tie electrical storm which visited Cananea Sunday afternoon, while ap- panentiy mid, inflicted considerable damage to the big l500 K. Y. A. generator in the main power pant. As result It may be necessary to temporarily close down the Elisa mine, which employs and to eurtail il few other places. Steam has been cut in at the Cananea- Duluth with but little @ork. The reserve engln- CTS in the power plant are of an ple capacity to supply all other re quiTemants. 4 man is en route from the factoryft1 aid in placing tue criD pied engine ID order again. and aH effort vi b. made to install the two large turb. lss which are ia transit now, at an earlier date than has heretofore been figured upon. The lights of the eiJy and iB pFiYate houses have not been atcrfcred with.
 The impending dam .a tne man gulch blow tk concnTstoF known as the Ricketts Dam, is being recon struc.ed on lines similar to those followed in building the dana across the eulch CD the western side. In R few months, when the rains have ceased, all Of these dams will be raised and reaTranged sufficiently to save all the tailings from the con oentrator
 Philip j. Cote who underwent an operation for appendieitis about ten days aeo is entirely out of danger and Rtl be out as sooB as his strength returns.
 Dr AleYah. who has praetieed medicine here for several years ex poets 10 leave for England early in October. Whera he goes to enter the British army as a surgeon A Turk hy birth he has served in the army al previous period end Is a grad uaie of Cincinnati, Ohio medical college. He has two brothers who are surgeons in the U, ; army
 Dr L. n Rieketts Is in Douglas on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
WAITE SLAVE TRAFFIC.

CHICAGO, Sept, 2e.--A party of twenty leading workers of the Amer jean Purity Federation. including prominent members of the organlza. tiop in many parts of the United States and Canada. left Chicago to. day to begin notable tour in he interests of the fight against the white slave traffic and the general suppression Of vics The tour wili last one month, during which time the crusaders vi 1 travel more than 1000 miles. Among the cites in which they will conduct meetings are Minneapolis, Winnipag Regina. Cal gary Vancouver. Spokane. Seattle. Portland. san Francisco. San Jose, Tucson. Houston New Orleans. Mem phIs and St. Loais
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
kseeino Brass csds New.

''Ehsn purchasing Led from a friend ef mine. who k manufae- nFeT of iron and brass ss-is. 1 ob- jected ta itie iirasS anss i,,scause they are so hard Co Keep hrishi." was the comment of h0BSeke~Tsr recently.
 '-fhar k hteaHsp yau polish them" he answered aHizZ!raiiy, Then in ali seriousness hc sail Take Hy advice and ist hfaSs aitSoiafsis atone. not handling il, nnt atinsyin. II to be get hy Hn- tiauid and niHs. ah. Bot rHhhns II Df I,'urs,. thes are pol ishes which give iu-I"r, i.ai | is only temporary. and Ihr laitsT stage is worse than rhr first, 'nic~ besun. The polishing must t- kept up The ab- sent treatment is whaf brass wants"
 took ihis experts advice. aud after i've years my bed Is still iike new.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
~ THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF cocHisE, TERRL
 TORY OF ARIZONA

in the Matter of the Estste of
 Josiah Heal msnk, Deceased.
 Nctiee ef Hearing Petition Notice is hereby given that Clara IF. Mank. has filed in this court her petition praying for letters of ad- ministraiion of the estate of Jo- siah Heal Mank. deceased. and that The same will be heard on Friday, ihe soth. day Of September A. D.. 1910. as 10 o'clock in the forenoon |of ssid day. at the Courtroom of said court in Tombstone. County of Co chise. Territory Of Arizona. and all pcrsons interested in said estate ara notified then and there 10 appear and show cause. If any they have. why the prayer Of said petitioner should no. be eranted.
 Dated setember 18th. 1s1e. :. E. LANES cserk.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
ROOSEVELT 10 HAVE
 STRENUOUS JOURNEY
WILL SHORTLY VISIT HUMBER
 of STATES MAKING cAMeAieN sPEEcI4Es

OYSTER BAY. Sept 3e.-Rooseyelt vet returned early thls evening wita the sealp of the republican old Guard added to his big c ilect oR of ts9pH ies Roosevelt went to bed early i0 night. lie expects little rest dasil efter the election lie was tired aud hoarse when he reached Sagsinore Hin. but WAS in fine spirits
 gn add ton to the campaign al home. Roosevelt has great deal te do Elsewhere befose election time. Mex Thursday be starts on his south eEn trip. which will extend over lit tle mere than a week. Or this frii he speaks al KnoxY'ile, Tenn.. befcre the Appalachian exposit oa and At lant2, at Ghe Uncle Remus Day celebration. and al Hot Springs. Ark Then turing north he will speak st Peoria, Ills. before the Knights of Columbus and will make the campa. gn speech in Ind ana for Senator Beyer- dge.
 In the latter part of October he gees to Massachusetts 10 help Sen at2F Lodge by a campaign speech and then to New Hampshire to speak for Robert Bass, republican candidate for governor Early in November he stumrs Iowa 10 make two campaign speeches just before election. He al, % promised to go to Ithaca. N. r., fer a few days tcur of abandoned ferns.
 Al his offices in New York tomor- row the Col9nel will hold some con feTences 10 lay the first plans of the campaign
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
MORE SECRETS OF
 GRAFT ARE TOLD
"eosETHEEE" GIVES START LING TESTIMONY IN RAILROAD HEARING

CHICAGO. Sept S0-A. C. Good rich, a self confessed gC-bstgeen and Henry c. Osterman, former president cf the Osternsn Manufacturing eoHl. pany we'd with each other before Municipal Judge BIuggemeyeF by Striping bare the secrets of the combination charged with sWindI lng the Illinois Central railroad by car repair frauds. Goodrich. like OsteF- man. was placed on the stand as . witness for the prosecution He da- scr bei in detail the methods that he said the lllino's Central officials used 50 conceal their identity as stockholders in the Osteraan repair concern h testifying yesterday, Os- terman said certain payments were made to railroad officials by checks through Goodrich.
 When placed on the stand today Goodrich began h's testimony a. this point The checks were made out Ln my name, he said. Frank H. liar riman had asked me some time prey iOus if ! would agree to let him have the checks made out in my nam and accept check payments for him 1 agreed. l do not know whai source tie claims came from. but l received number of them I know. however. that they were issued by this com parry. ef wb ch have been reading in the newspapers. endernec them and placed them to my credit in the Fort Dearborn Bank"
 The name of Ira c Rawn, late sIresssea----t 5f the Monon railroad ard former wee president of the Illinois Central was again brought ia to Frs- ceedings. Goodrich testified that oR December 12 1909. he wrote a check fer sl0,000 to Ira c. Raan, which was cazhed by Rawn on December q The sI0.000 check. he sad. was in return for two s a00 cheeks sent to Goodrich on December l3. and signed by Niles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
FOR SALE
IN rnE DISTRICT COURT


 uf the Second Judicial District the Territory Of Arizona, in and foi he County f Coclsse.
 John H. Slaughter. Pantir. vs. C. Rely, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Cour of the Second Judicial District of fn Territory of Arisona. in and for the County If Ccchise and the ccmplain filed in the seid County of Cochise in the office of the Clerk Of said Dis trict Court.
 The Territory of Arizona send Greeting To ]. c. Kelly.
 You are hereby required to appes in aa action brought against you the above named plaintiff, in the Dis trict Court of the Second Judicia Dsst.ic. of the Territory of Arizons in and for the County of Ccchise, an to answer the complaint filed there fin within twenty days texclusive c the day of servicep. after the service on you Of this summons tif served within the county: otherwise within thirty days, or judgment by defaui win be taken against you according 1o the prayer Of said complaint Given under my hand and the Sea cf the District Court of the Sccon Judicial District of the Territory of Ar ixona. in ana for the County of Co chise. this 4th eaJ Of May, in tn |yesY of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten
 A. fl. GARDNER Cierk By ". E.BoCGs. Deputy Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
srAs spAnol ep eAnnee.

BALiTaoRE. Md. Sept 90 Ai the invitation of Mayor Mahooi . committec of 100 of the lending cit zens of Baltimore mel today and diseussed projec; of the ho'dlng cf W0ld's fair in this city T fg14 in esSebra'ion Of the cenienniti abni. sersafy os the writing tf the Star spsngled Banner it was tho sue etesfei defense of flaiiiraore agine, the British. Sept lg. isi4. that in sptfed Francis Scott Ecy ta write tho national anthem
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
Waves of Water.

Slow rivers are tbcse which flow ct the rprs of three to seven miles per hour
 The largest gulf Iu the world is tho gulf of Mexico sOoooo square miles, almost twice as big as the bay of Ben gal.
 Investiestion shows that fbe waves of the Atlantic are probably larger than those of any other body of water. reaching forty-two feet. Waves of this size look much higher from the deck If | vessel
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
ln nrMonY hE aoorr.

FOREST GROVE, Ore Sept % Interesting tsrvieee were held af Pacific University today Tn memory or Harvey E Scott editor oy tho Portland Ores9niau who was inc rptyersitys first frsdute President Perrin of .hs university presided over the exercises and exl0eye4noy eser. V. D. Fenfon uf Pp-ftsHd and .. ess delivered addreas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-01
Prsssyopis.

old sight prcsbyopiap begins as ahcu- inc age of forty. It ia firs, noticed ty the tendency tc bold the paper farther ofY The giasses should not enlarge the letters. but simply rcneer them cIear and nafaral at the ordinary reading tixsnnce. Whatever the ocular defect, the rrpre- glasses should be obtained ss soo1 as t Is discovered.