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Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
TRENGTH
Without overoadins the Stomach.

The business man, especially, needs food in the morning that will not over- load the stomach. but give mental wig or for the day.
 Much depends on the start man gets each day. as to how he may ex- pect to accomplish the work on hand
 He can't be alert with a heavy potatoes breakfast re- quiring a lot of vital energy in digest ing it.
 A Calf. business man tried to find some food combination that would not overload the stomach in the morning but that would produce energy.
 He writes:
 For years I was unable to find 8 breakfast food that had nutrition enough to sustain a business man without overlooking his stomach causing indigestion and kindred ail- ments
 Being a very busy and also a very nervous man. decided to give up breakfast altogether. But luckily I was induced to try Grape Nuts.
 Since that morning l have been. a new man; can work without tiring, my head is clear and my nerves strong and quiet
 'I find four teaspoonfuls of Grape Nuts with one of sugar and a small quantity of cold milk. make a deli cious morning meal. which invigorates me for the days business.
 Read the little book. 'sTbe Road to Melville" in pkgs. There's Req . son"
 Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25

sition he has held for about four years in order that he may become asso- ciated with NJ. L. Vieux, the cement contractor. His resignation takes ef- feet February l and at about the same date he will take up his new business in conjunction with Vieux.
 There are already number of ap- plicants for the position. each with his little list of packers. The office is generally considered to be one of the choicest in the city hall and the council will have a wide and varied assortment of candidates from which to make their selection.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
DEATH OF MISS MABEL PETER

SON-Miss Mabel Peterson of Pome- roy. la. died yesterday at the Sisters Hospital. She was a sufferer of tu- berculosis. She came to the city only two weeks ago accompanied by her sister. Within short time her con- dition became so alarming that her father was sent for and he arrived on Saturday morning. He and his daugh- ter will leave for home tonight with the body Miss Peterson was twenty two years of age and a most lovable girl
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
MANY AUTOS GO
 ON CAVE CREEK RUN
A Fine Trip and Rare Hospitality En-
 joyed By the Motorists.

Nine automobiles and three motor cycles made the run to Cave Creek Sunday. The occupants of the cars and motor cycles were entertained at the Howard ranch, a delightful resort in the foothills of the Mogollon range.
 The start was made early Sunday morning. The way led through beau tiful Paradise valley, and the sun was well up when this part of the route was reached. On the return trip the sun was just setting as the cars ran through the valley. The filtered rays of the sun painted the mountains deep lavender and tinted the desert with rose and orange hues.
 Some of the guests took their guns along and indulged in the sport of
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
HOW,S This

We offer One ,Hu<dred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be- lleve him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDINci, KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimo- nials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
@ @ 9 THEsREMEDY
 S6S)6SbF0R SORES npUIcERs

old the that and keeps it No where blood the its ulcers by purifying the blood It trace t completely No local application reaches below the infected flesh at the such being used alone the and are
 
 has cansed the blood and enriched and purified the circulation the show the flesh around the ulcer gets h new skin and and lasting Under the tonic and effects the and of old will be greatly benefited by it's Book medical all
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC O., ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25

Dr. Emmons. optical parlors, s6s N. Fourth avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25
WALDING. KINNAN A MARYIN.

FOR SALE-Chickering piano in good condition. Address sos North Center street dm
Arizona republican., 1910-01-25

Social dance every Friday at Melczer hall. T. F. B. orchestra. If
The sun., 1910-05-01
DENWiRK HOVORS BJORNSON.
Great Demonstration m Copenhagen Dur
Inc Transit oG the Poets nody.

,pfHI' Clhir DeTpdfch % rHE sUV
CoPENHAOEN. April 10 The body Of
BjOrnstJerne BiOnson. the Norwegian
pot who died in Paris last Tuesday night
arrived here az noon to-day on its way
20 Christiania The body was accom-
panied by the widow and children Of the
hte author
g The city was draped in mourning and
the public buildings were closed for the
day The members of the Cahinst and
the leGding authorities received the
coffin at tho station. where a procession
of IS .OOO persons was formed. which es-
oorted the body 20 the harbor There Il
was placid On board = Norwegian war
ship which started at once for Christiania
No such imposing funeral cortAEe has
been se-n in this city in recssnt times ex-
cept on the death ~ FresieriCk VII The
Norwegian poet had lived in Denmark in
his youth and was popular everywhere
Representatives - the Copsnhagen Unit
versity. the Royal Academy II Arts and
thirty different societies followed the
hearse which was drawn by SIX horses
: The route from the station % the harbOr
was lined by az least 2OOOOo spectators.
On reaching the pier In the harbor the
, coffin was placed upon a catafalque and a
guard II MARINES rendered military
honou. M Zahie. the Danish Prime
Minister made an IMPRESSIVE spsech,
in which h- pointed out tho great impor.
tanCe u the dead poet 90 scandinavian
literature and his fnends hip for Denmark
I After the Premier's speech there werc
a number II hymns sung by a specially
selected choir. during which the MARINES
carried the coffin on board tho warship
and placed IL on the afterdeCk. where II
was surrounded with flowers.
A DANISH warship fired a salute az the
Norwegian ironcIad steamed ont Of the
] harbor on its way 90 Christiania
The sun., 1910-05-01
DOPE FIENDs M THE WILTON
Wecretary wilson starts war On Habit
Forming Drugs and Reme'iirs.

wAaHTNuroS. April SO.-Secrrtary ~
Agriculture Wilson estimates that the
number of DOPE fends Ia the United
/ States h between O0O.O and lOOO 100
.Uncls jim recently got out two cook
books and he has now completed a work
.autifled sHaht Forming Agents In
dis b. details az length the extent io
! which scokeT and other drugs have got
a hold-on millions Of people.
u The book shows up soothing syrllpa
nafleated soft drinks treatments for
/, fiisaases % the nose and lungs. asthma
ren0dies. catnrrh remedies. cold ard
cough reEnedies, consumption cureg
headache mixtures. epilepsy remedies,
I. tohacco habit cures and drug addiction
treatments.
me pamphlet IL the first 81 series
that IA tO b. published IN an effort 60 warn
the public against habit forming drugs
and rernecies Secretary Wilson include
IN the pamphlet the names ~ -corea Of
!. alleged remedies Of all kinds which con,
tain drugs such ~ morphine. opium
oiaraiue phenacetine. caffeine. chlOra
hyoaets and other dangerous drugs.
ThASecretary says thai notwithstanding
the tNt that legislation, Federal, stat,
and Territorial adverse 10 tho lndlscnm'
mate Fale and tuse Oi opium has beer
enaeiri during the last decade and mos
nhvNiclnns are using greater cirrum
apeation than formerly when prescribing
Opum. its r~ou1r4'iUns ant derivatives
the auOunt - oilIrn exclusive ~ smoking
opium consumed % inH United states pel
onuta las bssn dpIb.ei within thr asl
forty v,ar~
Tha uamphlrf s.vs that ID" ice Df 90,
cave has ur'r .uCra. ID 10 an alarming
rNts.ut md iH, au.runt consumed "a
preR.ut 10 estimated u' approximately
f53.Gsi utuic~- H wear. Secretary " fi-uT
saws thern ar- o. pres ut 80 east lUa
eanuanunz sdyrrtiElng treatment fOI
drug addiction. and % b. Eeil known thai
maay thousand casss are tI-..."d annually
BY physioian- in private pTlCuC" and gen
oral hospitals
!, Sscretafy Wilson's spsgiai agents de-
vUloped that there Hre NJ leasr thirty
ub-callnd mail ORDER drug addiction cures
soma ~ which apparently have o laru
lia.rnnaGe The manager Of one of tnes
ireafmeuts informed the nrpartm@n
Z lhat HE company hat i0onn nance
incloding alcohol addicts, up0n iis books
The sun., 1910-05-01
MUM REFORW PROGRIWWE.
BudEei on IloS d-t:e0rEr I'iaR an'iG hanges
In Srnate Roman aSan Ends.

NnfrIH tNnlf bfanffof o. INV MN
ROME. April ~. Primo Minister Luz-
zatti's programme of reforms meets with
vide favor The principal aim Of the
Ministry is disclosed In the budget which
" hlsed On that Of Lloyd George, the
British Chancellor of the Exchequer The
Ministry promises 10 tighten the burden
of taxation borne by the poor by trans
ferring a substantial portion 90 the wealth
Ter classes The taxation u food and
other neccssaries of life is to be- sub
stantially reduced
In further emulation of the English
Liberals an attempt will he made to re-
form the upper house II the Parliament.
To promote the accomplishment OF this
reform the King has already consented
10 relinquish his sovereign right of nomi-
mating the president and the chief officials
Premier Luzzatti has also promised
electoral reform, with view 90 pro-
hibiting intimidation and bribery az the
polls besides tho extension u the fran
chise 10 all male citizens over ~ year. of
age who can re1d and write
The Roman season was practically
endesi this week although the King and
the royal family will remain IN Rome
until July when Parliament adiOurns
Society il already fleeing from the city
The society which has been formed for
the entertainment of visitors will give q
flower carnival next week. bat the Ameri-
can and English visitors ara already
leaving the city owing 10 the sudden
arrival u hot weather
Gen Stewart l., Woodford and Mrs
Woodford who gave dinner at the
Excelsior Hotel in honor ~ the Jepaness
Ambassador, will leave in a few days on
a motor trip which they expect will take
H. L.. L -.
The sun., 1910-05-01
PICLBAN GETS MS $4,000.
London IioniEes Nyiator New OTers for
Great Flights.

eNNAN NhMANAs
Sp,rial Casls Ds'p5fchsS 10 TIVE SUS.
LoNDoN. April 9O.-LOuis PauIhan. the
French aviator. who won the Daily Mad
prize Of $4,000 for a fight from London
10 Manchester. received a check for that
amount az the Savoy Hotel this after
noon. Pauhan's progress through the
city 20 the hotel. where a luncheon
was given in his honor. resembled a
royal pageant. Thousands Of persons
lined tho streets and other thousands
gathered outside the hotel and cheered
him uproariously. The check was pre-
sented to Paulhan in a gold casavt
After the luncheon the editor Of the
DailY Mol announced that tho paper
would offer another aviation prize Of
$50 900 for a fight in Great Britain. The
new prize will probably be for a flight
from London 10 Edinburgh and back, a
distance of 10 miles. II will be open TO
aviators Of al nations
During the luncheon Graham White.
the English aviator. who made two at
temps Tor the Daily Nal prize, said he
intended 70 make a fight from London
10 Manchester without a stop. He added
that he intends to devote the money now
being raised by subscription as a testi-
monial in recognition Of his recent at
tempt 10 win the prize 20 the organization
Of light from London to Paris.
The Aero Club of France mas requested
the Legion of Honor 20 confer a decoration
upon Paulhan.
PARTs. April N The Aerial League has
awarded a gold medal 90 PaulhAn
A triumpnal reception awaited Paul
han tonight on his arrival at the Care du
Nord on fi- return from England An
enormous ,rowd broke tho lines Of the
polio. and surrounded Paulhan's auto
mobiie. shouting -vivo PauihHn!' and
-vivs Ia FranCsl-
Paulhan finally started toward the
Carr do Lyons 10 catch a train FOR hia
horna near Paris He was followed by
d0zrns of automobiles carrying French
and English flags. II was impossible for
him 70 reach the station. however. owing
10 tho fact that the mObs hung on the
wheels Of his car.
II Wes nearly ~ O'Clock when he SIC
ceedsd In escaping from his admirers
which he did by lsaving his car and jump
ing into a taxicab. which took him 10 the
station.
The sun., 1910-05-01
ROOSETELT. THE GENERAL.
Odrll's PoiiiiraI organ 10 Halls llim In
speaking uf Republican Distress.

NEwBuRoH, n. T.. April %. The New
burgh Journai. which r. said 10 represent
the ~"ntimsnts of eE-Oov. Odell politically.
- out tonight with an editorial article
hailing Theodore Roosevelt a. the leader
Of the New York Republicans ON his
return IA this country. The JOurRal SAYS
Mr Roosevelt has mad his eve on the
situation since his sOiouTn In the land oi
the lion and comes hack understanding
the condition. that are 10 face the party
this season The wide experience u Mr..
Roosevelt and his ability. saws the article,
will make of him a general whom all will
love and delight TO follow la c0nclu~loa
the .J0urH1i -ay-;
OuT citizenship
The sun., 1910-05-01
DOrTOR GUMTT OF Va RIDER.
Jury WHaholsi- D~ath PenslIy In strHRE~
Louisiana Casc.

BATON ROrGF. la April 70 Guilty
a. charged. without rapital punishment
was the verdict OT m. jury in the casa
og Br E e. Mck1wcn. a prominent ply
sirian charged With tho murder n y X
Juds0n an innate ~ N" Louisiana Insane
Asylum
Mckowen ~ 0ns n N" most WIDELY
known medical mcn 100 tho state and is
connected with many ~ the most prom
inent families M" murder II JudsDn
OcruTred near Jackson la Cirrumstan
tai evidence showed that MCk1weu and
hudson. hriwDDu WnOfu tNefH Wa q
strange. weird iriendzhp we're srrn
tueethsr IN the WoDdz that Mckowen
returned In buggy hitie later with
something like u h0dv ai hIs fesf There
we're many other hukz In the chain II
evidence which finally led 20 h,s Gun
viCti0n
The sun., 1910-05-01
r. H. CONNECTION FOR GREECE.
Turkish Government Consents 10 I.lRk lng
Of systems Great HrIIcnlc Bennett.

spfTII I1LIg DFfpifTh p TN ~
ATHENS. April ~. The Turkish Minister
announced to-day that the Porte had de-
cided 70 DIN the Hellenic and Turkish
railroads by way Of Melouna, Elassonaz,
Veria. Salonica and Uskub
The junction will be of enormous i'm
portance 20 Greece. which Possesses no
direct communication with western
Europe at present The question Of
joining the lines has formed the subject
of fruitloss negotiations for years.
A. soon ~ the line Is completed il will
he possible 20 run trains from Athens 10
Nish. where they can connect with the
Orient Express
The sun., 1910-05-01

PIFTsBUB0. April O.-Ths JoAes and
Laughlin Steel Company viii advance ths
wages Of about 1900 Of its employees be-
ginning with Monday. May ,. Tho IN
crease will be about . Der csnt. and will
amount 70 about $4,000 . month. The
Republic Iron and Steel Company has
also announced an increase Of Q por cent
effective Nav ?
The sun., 1910-05-01
s..sB ron 4 SIRGENT.
small Price for "ENpectnBey" at Chris
Ties IN .Iahn Waddocils sale.

LONDON. April SO-The feature Of the
sale of John MaddOcks collection ~
Christiss this afternoon was is Sargent =
Expectancy Itdepicts a graceful little
Rirl. charactenstirally alert in express
sion and action. SEATED In a Louis WI.
iauteuil. the gilt arms of which aro
clutched In her hands
The picture brought the highest price
u the day. realizing S0t guiH@ss. Or s. sis
Colnaghi tho art dealer. was the pur-
chaser
The sun., 1910-05-01
POISONEFS WIPE SET FREE.
vienna Publsc were Indignant at Arrest
81 Frau Hsfrlehter.
Special cat, D,spa,eA 70 TuE SU'

YUNNA. April O.-Frau HOfrichter.
wife Of the Lieutenant who confessed
yesterday that he had attempted 20 mur-
der his superior officers and in one case
succeeded 10 order 10 obtain promotion.
has been released from custody
she Was arrested after her husbands
confession Her arrest caused much
popular Indignation.
The sun., 1910-05-01
SsOO,OOO FIRE IN PORr LIMON.
syrian Merchants Arrested faP InounalaF,
ism-Thlrd Fire N q M9ndh.

special Coos Dcspaish 10 TIE SCS.
PoRT LrGoN. April So.-Ths moat svveFa
Of a long series Of incendiaTy hrss 90
CURED here last night. oomplstsly DE-
StroyinG tho oity's most important buai-
ness block. AZ times Il threatened thu
complete destruction Of tho port.
Two Syrian merchants have been a..
rested. charged with starting the blazs
This Is the third ineendiary hTe Of the
month. The loss will amount 70 500. 900.
The sun., 1910-05-01
Canadian Banker Homlns.

Special Cable DsSpafeA 10 TuR SUI.
LONDON. April SO.-Sir Edward Sea-
borne Clouston. vice-president and gen
sral manager Of the Bank Of Montreal.
sailed for home to-day on the Cunardsr
Mauritania
The sun., 1910-05-01
Mrs. John ". ThOmpson Receivers An.
mony.

Mrs. Sarah q. Thompson. who 10 SUNG
for a separation from John ". Thompson.
head Of real estate concern and sou OF a
former Governor Of south Carolina. re-
covered a judgment for 81 $50 aGainst her
husband In tho City Court Yesterday On
an agreement Of sspaatiOn by which her
husband promised 10 give her 500 a
month but ives in arrears the amount
sued for.
The sun., 1910-05-01

spsS'di con. nespatca % TVS sUN
PARIS. April ~ The French postal
charge on foreign lsttars from tomorrow
will be five cents for twenty grams IN
stead u rs osnts. ~ hitherto.
The ate on second class maiisr remains
unchanged
The sun., 1910-05-01

The Rev DR.. Edward y. Niles. for
several years pastor at the South Bush
sick Reformed Church in Brooklyn. has
accepted a call 70 the Hope Reformed
Church az Holland. MIirh. A. pastor of the
church hs has been called TO he viii
hs a professor IN Hope College. The call
came through the president Oi that
institution.
The sun., 1910-05-01

In SertbRsf's naga7in~. ! Am Irish and
scotch. Plsass viii you answer my letter
and tell mo shAt yOn think Of pSoplS
who Kin enimals 30 ,..nuss thsuSoivUs' :
Your ahectionRte llttR
RONALD MACDOSID.
'Aesd = yeaB'
The sun., 1910-05-01

Mayor Gaynor before having yoster-
aay Cor his JRual werk snd visit 10 his
Rruttry place az 81 James was asked
"A - cared % make any reply tu william
N Aearst's stEtement
No indeed said tho Mayor. let him
1gw Ia bic own juice
The sun., 1910-05-01
va N ROES TNDIrTED.
Cuban Government stni PresutnE Hard
the ALLEGED COnsplratsrs.

Npeciai tIHs nefnaich - THg SuN.
HAVANA. April O.-Indictments con-
tinus to be rrturned in the negro con-
spiracy case
They now number eighty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-20
JACKSON CONVICT
HAS WELDED PEN
Irving G Latimer, Matricide, Has
Written Lurid Sketches for News
paper Syndicates.

JACKSON, Mich, April 1.-THE
genius shown by John Carter, who won
has freedom from the saltwater
(Minn.) penitentiay Gy writing poems
recalls that there 10 convict In JACK
con prison who prs written stories tor
a newspaper syndicate. The type %
his writings is different from Carter ;
but ne has sold any sketches which
we're OF the sensational order.
Irving G. I.atHner. serving a HE
sentence in Jackson prison for staying
ms mOthHT- Is Ut HTITT. f'rUUuoty tff--
most lurid story ne has written deals
with the escape OF twQ convicts. who
Dug a tunnel beneath the prison wall
into the basement of a gas plant. Ihey
afterward held up the engineer ana
fireman ~ a passenger train and ran
gway with the tam but were wound
ed by officers. captured and taken
hack.
Since being employed as book
keeper on the H.il contract, which is
for the manufacture OF monuments
I.atimer has ceased his story writing.
AS accountant he receives $40
month, and does not extend his work
outside OF that. OF The 500 or more
inmates ioing time In Jackson, La'l-
lGer probably stands the least show
OF getting out.
From some unknown source origi-
mated a report that Latimer is asking
the state board OF pardons for COM
mutation OF sentence and his freedom
after serving 21 years
Ii is learned there is absolutely no
foundation for this report. Warden
Wenger states Latimer has not made
application for clemency. and the pris-
on chaplain says Latimer has written
10 no one 10 intercede for him and
that no one has been writing 10 Lau-
mer giving him any encouragement.
I.atimer is without friends. and his
Is hopeless case. His nearest rela-
tives are cousins Probably no one
for a minute believes that Latimer did
not kill his mother There were two
men of standing here who had some
doubt about Il. but both OF them are
dead. One was ex-Postmaster w. l..
Seaton. who died last winter and the
other was Rev FIR. J. w Maloney,
whose death occurred nearly two
years ago.
I.atimer has made no effort to re-
gain his liberty since about five years
ago when he called these two sym
rathizers TO see him. They had a
lengthy conversation. Ii was private
Just what they told Latimer is not
known. but al any rate they di0 not
take the matter up with the board OF
uardOnc or governor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-20
PRISON POET IS FREE.
Man Who Won Freedom BY Writing
Poem, Steps TO Liberty.

ST PAUL, April 19.-Goy. Eber-
nart's order for the release Of John
Carter, the convict who won his free
dom by writing a poem, was delivered
10 the warden OF the Saltwater prison
yesterday afternoon, When Carter
who is "a years old today. walked
forth. a free man. he wore suit OF
dark clothes. including an overcoat
given him by the state. and carried
S25 OF the states money. which is fur
nished every discharged prisoner. Be
sides This. he had about 5000 which he
earned by his writings and extra pay
allowed him for work as prison librar-
ian and teacher OF the night school.
Carter said that before deciding def
nitely on what occupation he would
take up for a livelihood he would con-
suit with Judge Willis OF ST. Paul, his
attorney and friend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-20
SAYS INSURGENTS ARE
"PERNICIOUS MICROBES
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott Plunees Into
Thick OF Battle at D. A. r. Meet
ina In Washington.

WASHiNGTON, april 19.-Callins
the insurgents peruicious microbes
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. who in turn
IS charged with "Cannonism" and per
konal domination plunged into the
thick of political brittle to-day in an
effort to win for hei faction the nine
presidents-general who are to be
elected tomorrow.
Mrs. William Cumming Story. OF
New York. leadel o. the insurgents
met Mrs. Scott half way. She and ner
followers were Ia evidence in all rae
caucuses and there was a strong line
Up on eacn side
"Our cause has gathered great
strength during he last year" said
Mrs. story today, and we are now IN
a position to assume control OF tho
convention"
In voicing her views OF the oppos.
ton. Mrs Scott declared:
mo living creature, whether man
OF beast. can hope 10 keep free from
the incursion OF pernicious microbes
But as unpleasant as is this recen.
discovery of medical science. we may
at least take some comfort from the
fact that IS long a. We enjoy reasof
aide degree OF health and strength. We
know that we are keeping the upper
hand "