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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19

out the United States and in many for
eign countries as the pest infOl nled
man on milk IN the world He has,
probably done more actual work in
milk research than anyone else living.
Through the testimony Of these four
experts the District Commission 70
hope to be able TO arrive at a concur
sion on the several points at issue in
the Washington milk controversy, chief
of which are:
Is the tuberculin test reliable?
Is bovine tuberculosis transmissible
TO humanS2
WIN the enforcement of the tuber-
cUlin test impose on the milk pro-
ducers an expense they cannot afford
TO meet?
WIN the tubercuIin test cause
shortage of milk and a consequent
increase in price TO the consumer?
Should the tuberculin test be de-
manded Immediately. or should IL be
established gradually. in order to
give milk producers ample time 10
rid their herds Of tuberculosis stock2
If IL seems desirable TO postpone
the enforcement of the test or 10 es-
tablish the test gradually. what tenn
porary alternative protective meas
ures should be adopted
If all herds are not submitted TO
the tuberculin test, should pasteuri-
zation be demanded. and, + so. should
there be regulations providing how IT
shall be done?
Should the Health Department con
slider pOstpOning the tuberculin test
until the Legislatures Of Virginia and
Maryland have had time 10 make ap-
preparations OF funds with which to
compensate farmers whose tubercu-
lous stock is condemned2
How are milk supplies Of other
American cities regulated, and what
Law In Chicago.
Ice cream. buttermiIk, butter, and do
nestle cheese may be eaten with the
assurance that they are free from germs
II the District health authorities accept
the recommendation made from some
sources that a milk law be passed here
modelled after the statutes now enforced
in Chicago.
The provisions Of this law. considered
to be the most radical ordinance of it's
kind in effect in any American city,
will be investigated by the Chamber OF
Commerce committee now probing the
milk situation
The Chicago law provides that all
milk sold in the city shall come from
tuberculin-tested farms or shall be sub
jeCt to pasteuTiZatiOn. and the law pro-
vides for the pasteu ling process.
In accordance with the law milk must
have a uniform heating Of 40 degrees
Fahrenheit for twenty minutes. $50 de-
grees for fifteen minutes, 155 degrees r
maintained for five minutes, and $50 de-
grees maintained for one and one-half
minutes.
The process Of cooling Is also pro-
Vided for.
The law also provides for the bot
Ting of milk at farms and for the tenn
perature at which it shall be handled.
The tuberculin test Is described in de-
tail
"Dipper milk" sold in the stores by
the mini nr- will n If this
lation is effected here, since all milk
must be bottled when shipped from the
farm.
Milk producers of Maryland and Vir-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
The Kidneys surely act fine and
Bladder trouble vaniSheS after
taking Pape's DiUretic.

The time TO cure kidney trouble is
while it Is only trouble-befOre Il settles
into Dropsy. Diabetes, Gravel or
Pright's Disease
The moment you suspect any kidney
bladder or urinary disorder. or feel a
constant or dull aching in the back.
sides or loins, OF the urine is thick.
cloudy. offensive or fun Of sediment,
irregular. Of passage or attended by a
sensation OF scalding. you should begin
taking Pape's Diuretic as directed. with
the knowledge that there IS no other
medicine, at any price. made anywhere
in the world. which will effect so
thorough and prompt a cure.
Papes Diuretic acts directly upon the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
'CONFEDERATES AT REUNION

COLUMBUS. Ca, Oct 19.-Lavishly
decorated with flags and bunting. Co
Iumbus extended a hearty greeting 70
the host Of Confederate veterans and
their friends who assembled here today
for the annual State reunion
The reception Of the visitors and the
opening fOrmanties occupied today. The
annual parade win take place tomorrow,
which win be the concluding day Of the
gathering.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
EIGHTY-THREE HURT
IN TROLLEY CRASH
Three Portsmouth Navy
Yard Employees Fatally In
jured Near Kittery.

NTTERY. Ne. Oct 19.-Three en-
ployes Of the Portsmouth navy yard
were fatally hurt and nearly eighty
others injured today when two heavily
loaded trolley cars on the Atlantic Shore
Line railway crashed az Fort Hill
Failing leaves. crushed upon the rails,
rendered the brakes powerless.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
TURKISH LOAN THROUGH.

PARIS. Oct I9.-According &C a
rumOr today negotiations for the
Turkish loan or $4,000. 900 have been
successful The loan is 10 be Issued
in Paris as soon as the Turkish gov
eminent ratifes the agreement. The
negotiations were conducted bv
Foreign Minister Pichon and Finance
Minister COCheTin and the Turkish
Ambassador.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19
TWO TO ONE ON DIX.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-The odds IN
election betting I'm the Wall Street dis
trict rose today to two 10 one in favor
Of the Democratic candidate for gov
ernor. An offer Of $4,000 was made on
Dix against 5000 on Stimson, but was
not covered. The betting is much light
er this year than in most other years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-19

and similar ones TO hang fire until the
test case planned by the Anti-Vac-
upon. is the opinion OF Superintendent
OF Schools A. T. Stuart
II do not believe the board VIII COM
plicate the situation still further by
attempting 10 take any action before
the courts have decided the matter,
the superintendent said
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
OUR DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
Postmaster General Hitchcock and Congressman Ralph Cam eron Given Reception at
 the Hotel GandolfO.

The citizens of Yuma gave a great reception last evening at the Hotel Gandolfo to Hon. Frank II. Hitchcock, postmaster general, and HOn. Ralph H.. Cameron, delegate in congress-.
 Mr. Hitchcock has been spending several days in Arizona and was aoxi"as to see the great i.aguna datn and incl dently meet the citizens of InoR and il was indeed representative citizenship that gave these gentlemen a war1l greeting at the Hotel Gandolso.
 The Yuma Concert band furnished music for the occasion and the post master general expressed himself as much pleased with the people of this section.
 Mr Hitchcock and Mr. Cameron are accompanied by Hon. A. N. SaEesr chairman of the Territorial Central committee, of Douglas, and Hon. j h- Hubbell, prominent republican, crater of Graham county.
 The Yuma County Republican Central committee have arranged for these four distinguished orators to open the cam paign in this county, and beginning at s o'clock this evening at the Main street school grounds they will each deliver an address.
 Mir. Iubbell will deliver an address in Spanish for the benefit of the Span ish-speaking of the city. An immtnse crowd is expected to turn out to thfS meeting and it will be worth yoGr while to be present, as all four Of she gentlemen are orators oftAe first type.
 It is quite an honor to Yuma to have ehe distinguished cabinet officer fSom Washington with us.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
MELTON NEWS

Antelope Valley is gradually coming to the fiont. "Slow but sure" is our motto.
 All newcomers will receive warm welcome.
 Mir. Nelson and family have lately come among us. He is working on Mir. C. Smiths place.
 Miss Smith of Bisbee spent two weeks with US.
 Mr. Sexinger has finished his we'll Good for MT. Sexlnger; the hot weath- CT didn't frighten him.
 Among the visitors to the valley Sun day were Prof. Forbes of the State University, MT. Wm. Mckee of the C. and A. mines, Bisbec, Ariz., and pres ident of the Antelope Valley Co aud Mir. Guide of Douglas. Prof. Forbes gave us a talk on agriculture. We hope he wll visit us again. The dance at Fraser's was u great success. Every body present had an eu pyable time Those who remained at home missed treat, if they didn't miss their sleep. The music Was fur nished by Yuma boys.
 The Antelope Valley Company has completed the pole line and broken camp, so Miss Dickison has returned to 'sFilibuster ,'amp." She intends to cut mesquite until school begins.
 Mr. Carson's well proved success thanks to Mr Iindnan and Mir. | Proebstel A few more wells like 1t and Antelope valley will be Paradise.
 The cane came up in ten days. Who says we can't ''raise Cain" here:
 Mir. Van de Mark medr q flying trip to Los Angeles last week. He didn t go in an air ship. however, as the Aer" company is bankrupt.
 Watcrmelons are thing of the past. We surely Lad some fine ones and plenty of them while they lasted. We are indebted to Mr. Pr0eOStel Tor lnC most of them.
 Watermelon day at MT. PrOebstels was enjoyed by all, and for once every one had d sufliciency unless it was Mr. Trem bath, who arrived late. He wonld have had the honor of being the great est watermelon eater in the valley II he hadn't eaten the rinds as well as the melon. As it was, Miss Dickson car ried off the laurels.
 The hot weather hasn't prevented the valley boys from working. The Frasers have made the greatest show ing. They are certainly getting their ranches into fine shape.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Sidewalks. Needed

Now tbat the new. court house is cGm- pleted the supervisors shoGl&hawe side walks built on Second avenue and Sec end street adjoining the county prop erty; and. this done, the city fathers would do well to make passable Second street west of Secsnd avenue. The city could we'll afford to place q few tons Of crushed granite and blue dirt on this street, and the baseball faEs weald eer- tainly welcome and back such move ment. Until such improvement }s made in this street il will be 8 diaiculC mat ter to get to Athletic park. First and Third, streets have both received due improvements and Second street should receive the early attention of the new council
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
PIaGerS tiOng thG Colorado

For the past several weeks engineers and prOspectors have been out along the Arizena side or the Colorado river searching for placer diggings, and from all indications there will be more placer mining in this part of the terri tory the coming season than fer many years past. A La Paz preparations are already uader way for the begin hing of active placer operations it an early date Work un d fve-mile pipe line is now in progress. shipment ot machinery and pipe, aggregaing up- wards of fj9 tons, is expected to arrive ;n Parker about the lst of September. Jt is understood the New La Paz Gold Mining Company is now making ar arrangements for it's transportation to its property forty miles south of Parker.
 La Paz is situated just .oriside oi the southern lines of the Colorado h. dian reservation and within few miles and north of Ehrenberg. In the early days at least l5090 people were en- ployed there. Et is claimed that large part of the southern extremity of the rese rvation is rich in placer gold, but as it is on the reservation it. cannot br worked by mining men. After the res ervation has been opened there will be a scramble for these placer fields.
 The fields south of La Paz and ex- tending well down toward Yuma arc also rich in placer gold, and it is in this district u at pro~peetors arc today searching. Many experiments have berm made in this field. The Pot Holes" country in which the ground was cut up into holes, or deprcssions which gave it its name, is also good ground, but the Laguma darn has bro't T change ilr the course of the Colorado river and the placer ground at this point has been submerged.
 Other wefl-snown placers are al Quart Zsite, also iu Yuma county around she Dome mountains; at the foot Of the eQuiiotoa mountain farther east; in the vicinity of the Castle Dome mountains che Eagle Tail mountain near Kofa aad in fact over the whole desert or the eastern side of the Colorado. Or the California side of the river q biz hydraulicking process was operated fOi some time on stretch of rlacers, but by it only the loose gravel of the sur face could be worked, while undcrncatt the richer bed of argamasa was lei clean. transferable acreage of ground has already been located in the cnijo toas. around Quartzsite and Ehrenberk 1.-The heat of that section and the fac that water has to be transported, Ina: deterred many from going in till cooler weather al riVes.
 Farther south, in the Mexican DOT tion of the Altar field, prospecting or the ground denounced has tended t' prove predictions made that 'his fielC would become one of the famous gOlC districts of the world.-Parker Post.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
BroYitieS

Mrs. Alex Balsz is visiting relatives in Phoenix.
 Miss Martha Hanna and her parents, of the valley, will leave tomorrow For a few weeks stay at Agua CaIiente.
 ]. NJ. Molina and daughter, k'idelia, are home again after & few weeks stay on tue coast.
 w. o. Harris has returned from q business trip to Phoenix.
 District Attorney w. r. Timmons is again at his desk in the court house after d week spent at Long Beach with his family.
 J. R. Kerr, the real estate man, is back from the coast, where he spent q few days, combining business and pleasure.
 Charles Thompson and wife are in San Diego for d month of rest and pleasure.
 P. 0. Spittlcr has joined Mrs. Spit tier and the babies on the coast for his annual vacation.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Clapper of the Idlcwild returned Monday from months vaca- ton at the coast.
 Mrs. Ed. Hodges is visiting relatives in Phoenix.
 Tom English is q coast visitor this week.
 The Yuma Ice Co. S extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 Round House Foreman T. E. Brice is in Les Angeles on business for the 5. |.
 Contractor Wadin has completed q new front to the SIagg salnon, which adds greatly 10 he appearance of this corner on ; cond and Main streets.
 ''Graudpa,n n the Celestial cook at the New York Kitchen, received; his ina summons last Friday. His remain: were inferred in the Chinese section O the local cemetery
 Attorney T. D. Molloy has returned from professional trip to Los Angeles bringing hls two little boys, Ted ant Pat, who will visit awhile with theil father before returning to school.
 The Yuma Ice Co. $ soda water is th' best Only pare, distilled wntcri used in it's manufactures therefore 1t l also the most healthfu l. Drink n, other.
 Tom Bell, the pioneer soda man un' expert farmer, has just installed nev filter at his bottling works in Norll Ynma with a capacity of one hundre' ] gallons ID hour.
 Recorder Jim Polhamus has joined Mrs Pulhamus and the baby in Lo: Angeles for u brief vacation. Joe God frey, chief deputy, is in charge of th recorders office during his absence.
 Wesley c. Hughes aud wife, of Globe were guests of F. T. hobertson ant family on Munday of thts week. Mrs Hug hes is daughter of Prof. Il. c Robertson of Mesa and. I niece of r. T Robertson.
 Dr. A. J. Ketcherside. superintendent of the Insane asylum at Phoenix, is 1T the city for ;b week. Dr Jim is looking after his fathers practice while h' takes a few days vacation in Long 1 Beach.
 John GandoIfo, the general m anagel of the Gandolfn hotel, returned frem 2 weeks tour of the coast. Mrs. Gan dolfo will remain in California for au other month before joining hel | husband.
 J. H. Maxey, ex-Rorgh Rider, is, 1T Denver this week to meet his former uhiet Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs MaXel is with her husband. Col. Dorringtol of the Sentinel expected also 10 be II Denver and Cheyenne 10 greet the fa nous eX-preAident.
 Jeffries Johnson fight at the Yuma Theatre tonight.
 'EVL
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Dr. Young Here

Dr. Young, of the bureau of animal industry of the Urited States govern mcnt, with headquarters at Douglas, was in Yuma last Saturday and in com pany with Line Rider Miles Archibald and J. NJ. RalsZ went south to the Mex ican border to inspect thirty-fve head of clttle, which were passed and Nr. Balsz brought them here for his mar ket
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Vacancy OR Board,

A. Y. Greer. d member of the Union High School Board from the valley has moved to town and is occupying the StofTela cottage on Orange avenue. There are DOW four members of the Board residing iu District Mo- and only one member from the valley. This will necessitate the appointment of one member from one Of the outside dis tricts. since the school law provides that but three members of the Board may reside in the district where the High school is located and that the other members must be residents Os :as 4alying districts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Kent-BdteS.

Odis P. Kent. son of Supervisor Amos H. Kent, surprised his many friends in YlNna by getting married in Phoenix Monday Of this week to Miss Sena Bates Of that city. Miss Bates was qnitc popplap with the younger set in the capital ei5y CdiS Kent is d very indus trioas young man and has q very pro- mising futrre. lAi5 many frieuds wish the couple happiness ana prosperity in their future honsc in Ph0eniE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

When the digestion is all right, tue action of the bowels regular, there is a natural craving and relish for food When this is lacking you may know that. you ced a dose of Chamberlain s stomach ad liver tablets. They streng then the digestive organs, improve the appetite and regulate the bowels Sold by the Yuma Drug Company.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Life on Panama Canal

has had on frightful drawback; m :. IarfaE trouble that has brought suffer ing. and death to thousands. The germ causes chills, fever and ague, bilious ness, jaundice, lassitude, weakness and general debility But Electric Bi,' ters never fail to destroy ghm and curt malarial trOubls. Three bottles completely cured me of very severe attack of malaria" writes Wm. Fret well, Lucama, N c. and I've good health ever since" Cure stomach, liv CT and kidney troubles, and preveq. typhoid. soc Guaranteed by all drug gistS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Entertained Friends

Last 5aBaay Contractors WaGin and Ocester kepo epea house to tAeir friends ;ut Uhe- new court hoH9c, and it is needless to say that their guests were numbered by the hundred; Fhe gen tIemen visiting bhe bGiHIing were ''royally fed" and every one was de- lighted with the cosy and. artistic ap- pearance of this new house Of justice. Wadin and OIcester certainly know how to entertain their friends.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
First Babies On Reservation

The first visit of the stork to the re- gently opened Indian lands across the river was made to the home of Mir. and Mrs. T. F.. Head last Saturday. It's q ten-pound girl and these new settlers are very happy. A sugG Gestion has been made 0 call the little girl Miss Baguua.
 Dr. Clymcr has the distinguished honor of officiating at this first white bornin'.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Staqqers SkgpticS

That a clean, nice. fragrant eonr pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salye will instantly relieve badburn,c cut scalt wound or piles staggers skeptics. but great cures prove that Its a wonderful healer Of the fcrst sores,. ulcers, bC is. felons, eczema, skin eruptiOns, as also e,hapred hands, spTains and cOrns. Try it. 25c at all druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Wild Cat Trophy

Mike Ghott0 returned few days ago from hunting trip in the lower valley and brought as his trophy q monster wild cat. Ghiutto's dogs treed the big eat near the Gundolfo ranch in the early night and stayed with il till day break, when Mike appeared on watch with his gun. This is the second cat killed in that vicinity within the past month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Serious Fire in Valley

While threshing alfalfa seed on the farm of w. w. Jones in the valley last Saturday. spark from the engine set fire to the hay and less was sustained of about S2,5O0 W. w. Jones lost about $1, ,500 in hay aud seed, while there was one thousand dollars dam age to the separator, owned and oper- ated ny Worthington & Vim. MT. Vim was severely burned during he fire in an attempt to remove tile sepa. ratOr from the flames.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Struck a Rich Mine,

s. w. Bends, of Coal City Ala, says he struck a perfect mine Of health ih Dr. Kings New Life Pills for they cured him of livep and kidney trouble after F years of suffering. They are the best pills on earth for constipa- tion, malaria, headache, dyspcl;sia, de bility, etc 25c at all druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Children Drown.

Laeuna was the scene of sad acci- dent Tuesday morning of this week when two little children of Dr. L. 1'. Jackson were drowned, a little girl years of age and a boy aged ,, The bodies were recovered mile below where the unfortunate little children had fallen in.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Capt, Needen Returns

Capt. c. V. AIccden, enc of the re- publican nominees for delegate to the Sconstilational convention. returned .taYIy in the week frum a brief stay at coast resorts. Ne was accompanied .hune by Mrs Meeden, who had been Fin Los Angeles and at the beaches for several weeks He is in the best Of
 spirits and in good shape fer his cam
 paign.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
II

In buying a cough medicine, don't be afraid to get Chambcrlain's COu&i, Remedy. There is no danger from it, and relief is sure to follow. Especially recommended for coughs colds aFC whooping cough, Sold by the Yuma Drug Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Shall tic People RuiG?

You bet tie people shall rule. But not by virtue of socialistic "Doctrinalres' and designing Corporation Attorneys not in Arizona State.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

Jones So Hiskey, the painters of the new court house, are erecting a first class paint shop on Second street, be- tween First and Second avenues. They are making arrangements for one room for automobiles,
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
Tourists Coming.

Word comes from the Eastern agents of the Espee that the coming week will witness the first rush of colonists to the Southwest, and that this season will bring greater numb of homesteadera to the southwest than any previous year. It is expected that many will stop in Yuma and will investigate.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01
MiGe Warning NOtiCe
,rhnmit 1nnr concern ::

To whomit may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Ruby Group mining claims and Sue Group mining claims, situated in Sencc2 mining district, Yuma county. Arizona. Territory, are under contract or bond to parties working the same and that neither the mines, nor the owner thereof will be responsible for sny labor or debt contracted or inir ies Sust1incG by any employer or em- p!oyc in yToskinE said property, ant that no employer or smplsye is the agent of the owner for any purpose, and that all operatives IT. gagged d sues service at their own risk and that no deJs or claim of debt is valid against said rr-i1fr,z c.a,Zls or their owner.
 VIM H MACK.
 M.ek Landing Yuma County, Arizona
 Territory,
 Dated April 25 1910 May 1910
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

Be suEe and take a bottle of Chan nerfan's collie, cholera and diarrhoea aemedy with you when starting cn Jsour trip this summer. It cannot he obtained on board the trains and the steamers. Changes water and cii- mate often cause sudden attacks ot tliarrI3oea and it is best to be prepa '- cd. Sold by the Yuma Drug company. Dysenrery is a dangerous disease but can De cuge6 ChamberldiI6a GoIic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been successfully used in nine ep- denies of dysentcry. It has never been known to fail. It is equally valuable for children and adults, and whe2 .e- duced with water and sweeteHeG' t Es pleasant to, take. Sold by the EUml Drug Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

If your liver is sluggish and out Of tone, and you feel dull bilious, consth pated; take a dose of Chambcrlain,s. Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight before retiring and you will feel all right in the morning, Sold by all drug piStS
The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-01

WANTED-The Western Telegraph Institute and Railroad Business Col lepe. San Fernando Building, Los An- geles. Thorough, practical school de voted exclusively to preparing young men and women for railroad business. Situations waiting all graduates.