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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03
SoCiete St. Jean=Baptiste

$500
la services
membres
besoin
frais de a soclete
ionssan dune ebonnes en- davenir membre
LIE prix dentr6e c6,aon menuel
On $500 rU.
L.F laquelle la societ6 est aHiee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03
Mort du DOcteur Robert
Koch

Baden-Baden-Le LIE professeur
Robert Koch, le fameux bacteria
logiste, est mort lei dune maladle
de c@ur. Ii 6tait ne a Klausthal,
Hanovre, le II decembre l843.
Cert au docteur Koch que lie
monde est receivable de la d6cou-
verte DIES bacilles de la tubercIlo-
SO ct du cholera. Ce fut lni qul
d6veloppa et elabora les d6cou,
vertes ct les theories de Lister,
Pasteur ct autres, ct a grandement
am6]ior6 les m6tholes ct la tech
nique des recherches bact6riolo-
gistes jusqu'a ce qu'elles fussent
devenues la v6ritable science de la
medicine preventive.
LIE Dr Koch consacr6 sa vie
entiere aux recherches scientlf-
ques dams le domaine de la m6de-
cine. II passa un an ct DEM daos
le sud de lAfrique q 6tudier la
I"malad1e du sommeil' don't il de-
couvrit la cause--la NOR
sure de certaiDs insectes.
Pour cette 6trange ct fatale mala-
die il d6couvrit un pal)lalif, simon
une cure, dams une preparation
d'arsen1c.
| La carriere du DR. Koch comme
rechercheur commence apres ga
sortie de pUniversit6 ne Gottlngen
Gu il obtint ses degrees on 1866.
Durant les quatorze ann6es sui
vantes, qu'4l rassa q pratiauer
humblement CONNIE m6decin dams
plusieurs petites villes de la Prus.
re or;entale, il sc livra retude de
la bact6riologle, alors une science
com paratlvement inconnue.
DAs 1876 IL await isole le bacile
de l'anthrax. En- 1868 un savant
francais nomm6 Davalne await de
CONVERT que cette maladie-la fie-
vre sph6nique, CONNIE on l'appelle
quelquefois0a laquelle les bes-
tlaux ct les moutons sont suJets ct
qui s'attache aussi parfois q ihom-
me, 6tait caus6e par un bacllle.
Ce fut Koch n6snmolns qui etu-
dia l'hlstoire de la vie de cette
organisme ct d6montra dune ma.
Mere concluante Va relation deter
{; lainante avec la maladie ellie. me-
me. LIE germe de lanthrax fut Ia
la premiere d6couverte des micro.
organ1smes ou bacilles, que pon
salt maintenant etre Ia cause de
la maladie infectueuse chez les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03

| Boston I'm comit6 travaille
Reorganization dune exposition
universelle qui sera ouverte dan
cinq ans. On SO propose de fair
iquelque chose de grandlose ct d.
riginal.
New York-James Corwood d,
Baltimore. doit la vie q un mede
Gin qui lul a amput6 une jambe
dams un train. Corwood s'6tal
fait broyer ce membre on tomban
sous un wagon ct la mort 6tai
imminente sans operation. Sor
sauveur ma pas voulu dire SOL
nom.
Chicago-La "Western Gar ano
Foundry Company, de Chicago
construirs pour le Grand Tront
ct le Grand Tronc Pacifque, 200C
wagons de fret porvant porter cha
Gun 10000 livres. Chaque wagon
contera $1,000 C'est done une
commando de $20O0,0OO.
On annonce que Sarah Bern
hardt s'embarquera lie % octobre
proclaim sur le paquebot la "Pro-
vence" pour lAm6rique. Ellie
jouera tout son repertoire, soft l9
pieces. Ellie rentrera a Paris vers
ia fin du mois de f6vrler ou dams
les premiers jours de mars.
Southampton-La barque allie
mande 81. G. Viennen" qui est We
nue. en- collision avec le vapeur
"Skerryvore'', est arriv6e. La
collision s'est produite q l heure
au large de Hasting.
Suivant le r6cit falt par les off
ciers du "Vinnen', lie "Skerry-
vore" vint soudainement en- ira
vers de l'avant de la
barque. LIE "Viennen" lie frapps
vle-a.vis le grand mat. Les chau-
dieres du "Skerryvore' frent ex-
plosion ct il couIa en- quelques
minutes.
Des embarcations furent des
cendues du ''Viennen" ct des re-
cherches furent faites dams les
eaux Oh le vapeur await disparu.
Deux hommes furent trouves,
mais Fun d'eux mourut. LIE seul
survivant dit que l6quipage etait
au nombre de rs hommee. Lui
It la ma]orit6 des autres etaient
dams leurs quarters au temps de
la collision. LIE choc p6vellla,
mais le vaisseau sombra avant que
les embarcations du bord pussent
etre d6marr6es. Ii s'accrocha q
un debris fottant ct il perdit con-
paissance.
lie "Skerryvore" await une car
gaison de mineral de fer. La pro-
ne du "Viennen" est serieusement
d9fonc6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03

-Si Adam cut tent6 Eve-au
lieu du contraire-toutes les sati-
res du monde eussent 6t6 contre
les hommes.
-L'amour est semblable a tou-
tes les autres maladies contagieu-
ses; plus vous en- avez peur, plus
tot vous les attraperez.
-Pardessus toute chose, soyez
bon; la bont6 est ce qul resemble
le plus a Dieu ct ce qui desarme
lie plus les hommes. Lacordaire
-L'homme promet souvent
plus quill ne dome; la femme
doune touJours p!us qu'elle ne
promet.
Dire la v6rit6 en- face c'est
perdre l'amiti6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03
Les Derniers Moments de
VOltaire

"Voltaire mourant" Paris,
Champion), par M. LachAvre,
n'apporte point de lami6res nou-
oelles. II confrme settlement, en-
fournlssant DIES pr6cisions ct des
details inedits, ie t6moiguage de
Trochain, le celebre m6dec1n gone
vols qui soigna Voltaire dams So
derniere maladie. s-Ce]ui-ci 6cri-
vait, lie 27 JUN Its, cue son ma
lade, ayant absol be sans discerne.
ment drogues sur drogues, tomba
dams l6tat de d6sesneir ct de de-
mence le plus afreux. Je ne me
Ie rappelle pas sans horreur, dit-il.
Des quill Wit que tout ce quill
await fait pour augmenter ses for
ces await produit un effet tout
contraire, la mort fut tou]ours de-
want ses yeuz. Des ce moment,
la rage s'est empar6e de son anne.
Rappe!ez. vous les fureurs d'Ores-
te: Furils agltatus obiit. Un do
cument trouv6 ct public par M.
Lachevre Went authentIquer, sill
On 6talt besoin, lie r6cit de Tfon-
chain. La valeur historique de la
piece semble incontestable. Re-
dig6e dams les sem aines qui sui
virent la mort de Voltalre par une
personne habitant Paris, ellie est
6crite sur un ton de moderation
qui inspire confance. La docu-
mentation est serieuse. L'auteur
s'est inform6 aux bonnes sources;
il a 1nterrog6 l'abb6 Gaultler, qui
await obteuu de p6n6trer aupres
du moribond, ct aussl les domes.
tiques ct gardes. malades qui sol
gnerent le philosophe a ses der.
niers instants. II demandait fr6.
quemment un 6tang de glace dit lie
document. II ne voulait rien sup
porter qui lie couvrit. Enfin, les
godts de Voltaire Sc d6praverent
dune maniere aussi etrange que
nouvelle. Il portait a la bouche
son urinal, Oh il y await autant de
pus que d'urine, lie pouvant l'ava.
Ter, il y mettait les doigts ct les
lechait ensuite. III lacha1t tout
sous Iui, ct sans cesse il mettait
les mains dans sa fange, puls les
portait a sa bouche. Nine Denis,
sa niece, toute hors dele. meme 3
ce degodtant spectacle, s'est 6crl6e
plusieurs fois "Et quoi! M. de Vol.
talre, le plus propre des hommes
qui changeait de linge trois fois
par Jour plutot que d'y supporte,
le moindre tache a quel avilisse
ment est.ll rebuilt! quelle r6vo)u
tion!..
Quelques moments avant que
d'expirer, IL poussa un cri horrible
cut des commissions ct tit des gri.
maces qui glacerent d'effroi LEI
assies.stants. La garde ltoger
quelque accoutum6e qu'elle fut
des mourants ct a Get Grange ma
lade, msDqua de mourir de frayeu1
ellie meme; ellie est restee long
temps sans pouvolr revenir de
impression extreme que lui ii
cette mort. La nominee Bardy
femme du cuisinier de Voltaire
qui la aussi gard6 les quatre der
niers jours. fut ii salsie de tout ce
qu'elle voyait dams ces derniert
moments, col6re, d6sespoir, qu'elle
en- tomba grievement malade..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03
C'est Bien Domm aga

Marie demandait 81 vraiment Ia
bon Dieu volt tout bien tout. Sa
maman lui r6pond: "Mais certal-
nement, le bon Dieu volt tout"
-C'est bien dommaga, va ma
man.
-Pourquoi done, ma petite file?
-Parce que j'aurais voulu etre
bien sage pendant huit jours..
pour Lul faire une surprise!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03
EUROPE

| MaQr1Q- IL 6lecClOn Qo9 e6Q6-
teurs Gu lieu. Voici le r6sultat
liberaux, 81; conservsteurs, 81;
catalogues, 4; republicans, 3:
carlistes, 2; les autres parties, S.
| Paris-La France d6pense an.
nuellement plus de $I00,000,00O
pour le tabac \ partir au % mai
les droits sur le tabac ont et6 con-
siderablement augment6s.
Paris L'entente au sujet de
pemprunt de S30,000,000 pour la
construction du chemln de fer
Hankeou-Sze.Chuen Chine, a et6
s1gn6e par les repr6sentants des
capitalistes anglals, francsis, allie.
mands ct americans.
Paris-Le f6minisme va pheu-
re du triomphe. Pour la pre-
miere fois dams lhistoire de lEco-
le des Beau-arts, on G WI les trois
plue hauts prix de sculpture &C.
cord6s q des femmes, Mile M6la-
ME Mauraux, Mile Carmen Rozet,
Mile Vasquez. Six autres femmes
ont obtenu une tres bonne place
parml les divers concur1ents.
Les complications diplomati-.
ques entire rAllemegne dun CO.
t6, ct pApgleterre ct la Russie de
l'autre, au sujet de la porte ou,
verte en- Perse, menacent de deve-
mir s6rieuses.
I'Allemagne proteste contre
lentente de ces deux nations, des-
tinee a emp6cher la Perse d'accor-
der des concessions de chemins de
fer aux Allemands.
Cette protestation fut adress6e
il y a quelques semalnes, ct le
dlff6rend prend en- CO moment la
meme importance que celui qul
cut lieu entire la France ct pAlle-
magne au sujet du Marco.
Paris-On ma pas oabli6 les
actes d'h6ro1sme accomplis, Pan
nee dernlere, par les missionaries
francais lors des maseacres d'Ar-
m6nie.. Grace des efforts inou1s,
les J6suites ct les spurs d'Adana
sauvaient plusieurs miliers de per.
sonnes. A Cheikhli, les peres
trappistes ne montralent pas moins
de bravoure.
Le gouvernement Went d'attri-
buer aux sauveteurs diverses re
compenses, des m6dailles dor d la
mere M6lanie. des seurs de SAINT
Joseph de Lyon, superieure d'A.
dana; au p. Dlllange, sup6rleur
des Lazaristes, a Akbes; au P. Sa-
batter, J6suite a Adana;et des me-
dailles d'argent aux PP. Jouve,
Rigal, .Jesultes; Etienne, supe-
rieur des trapplstes q Cheikli.
Une d6peche de Moscou a an
nonc6 que la grande duchesse,
Elizabeth, nee princesse de Hesse,
veuve du grand. due de Serge ct
spur de )lmp6ratrice Alexandra
Feodorovna, await fait le veu de
sc consacrer d6sormais a de bon.
nes Oeuvres.
La remuneration de la princesse
| au monde est encore plus compile
te que ne le faieait pr6voir cette
depeche: ellie a prcnonc6 des v@ux
religieux ct devient abbesse du mo-
nastere des seurs de charite de
de Marthe-M Marie qu'elle fond6.
! La grande-duchesse Elizabeth
qui ma pas d'enfants, n'ayait ja-
mais quite Moscou don't le grand
due 6tait gouverneur rorsqu'll fut
victime dun horrible attentat le 4
f6vrier 1905. Ellie a, CONSIGNMENT
|y6cu dams la retraite, s'occupant
d'Buvres de charlt6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03

On demande ope file sachant
parler le franesis pour le travail
de m6nage. Bon salaire. S'adres-
ser par telephone ou par lettre
au DR.. E. N. Fontaine, coin
Washington ct Hennepin (au des-
sus de la pharmscie Voegeli)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-03
LA FEM We

La femme est le dernier mot du
Createur. LIE Grand Ms1tre
await d'abord sculpt6 les mondes,
puis le mastadonte, puis iaigle,
puis le lion, puts l'homme; il ter
NINA par la femme. Ce fut alors
quill SO reposa pour Sc contempler
dans son guvre.
ARsENE HOCSsAYE.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
PEARLS FROM NEW
 YORK STATE RIVERS

Several years ago Henry Bailey of Bridgewater gave to the OneIaa Count Historical SocIety collection of sheht which he had secured from his pond At the same time he gave to his daug'l. ter. Mrs. Charles Kerlef of Ilion. one of the shells which seemed pretty one, About two weeks sso she discoy- cred what was taken to se pearl in this shelf, and to make sure of its na. ture the find was shown to iewel~r in Utica. It was pronounced a pink pearl, and it is said that if detached from the shell 1t would De worth 1loni $75 to $100. aI~F,s gKM
 It IS by no means rare thing to hnu pearls in the shells taken from local waters. Many shells have been brought down from Adirondack waters with fairly good pearls in them, and few years ago some were discovered in Fish creek which were valuable. The worth of pearl depends not alone on its size, but more particularly upon its shape and color. A good "earl must be either round, pear.shaped or a perfect oval It is because most of the pearls found in local waters fail to fill some of these requirements that they are not rated as especially valuable jewels.-Utica Press
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
HUSBAND ARRESTED 0N WEES PLEA
 IF LARCENY
Aged Spouse Missing After Robbing House of Wife
 Is the Charge

Claiming that she had been robbed of money and valuabies to the amount of nearly $50, Mrs. Jessie Sutton yes. terday swore out a warrant for the ar, lest of Jonn Sutton, her husband, on grand larceny charge.
 The Suttons, an elderly married cou- pie, came to this city only a few days ago. Yesterday they went to dinner Io- gether but before the meal had been ordered, Sutton excused himself for a few minutes. He did not return and Mrs. Sutton finished the meal alone
 When she returned to their room, she found that an outside window had been raised, a screen removed and that some one had entered the room. A further examination disclosed the fact that a gold watch, two ladies' watch chains, rirg, three b.ooches, a suit case and $l7 u cash mad been stolen.
 Owing 10 the sudden disappearance ot heI husband, NJ $. Sutton at once suspected him and swore out warrant Tor his arrest b,ioge Judge Hinsr n Thomas. SLe claims that all of the
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
PGER STORE FOR | MINE SITE
hpany Store Will Add
 5g Space for Wearhouse and New Goods

Iding to plans in preparation Iiami Copper company will soon
 mammoth addition to their ft general store, which will he for warehouse purposes and to 'h room for several lires of mer- SC which the company at present bot handle.
 buildings will be two stories in and of the following dimen.
 40X l2O, 4Ox ., and 4Ox24. lle the company will continue to the residents of the mine site genera merchandise, it will grad |wtthdraw from the retail field of pwn of Miami. However, it is fi to do a jobbing business, sell the retail merchant of Miami. probable that by buying in ear pf at the lowest prices in the man lr'ng centers that a lower prices F quoted than by the Globe whole ! articles of incorporation which published, and which permit ..IanT to engage in any line of ~, 'hc company wi build bak- fadoct d cold storage plant, op-
 laundry, and engage in other
 trade. A barber shop will be lr4 for in thc rev building, whirn \" rented However, no saloons |Fot.onable characters will be per ou the hil
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Brief Territorial News

of stock in the Arizona and Michigan company, said stock having been as. signed to her by MT. BJggess.
 An unknown robber broke into the Pastime Pool hall at Phoenix Monday night and with hatchet broke open oay of the drawers of the cash register. securing $250 for his pains.
 Mrs. $. NJ. Waterman, a pioneer of the Walnut Grove section, passed away at the family home last Sunday.
 By resolution carried in the city council of Tucson it was ordered that no more licenses be granted for saloons in the red light district, the order to take effect March 3l.
 Suit has been filed in the district court at Tucson by the New Cornelia Copper company against Daniel F. Fay Tor for possession of the Alameda mine claim in the Aio district and for 5000 for ore alleged to have been extracted and disposed of by Taylor,
 At their annual meeting the Twin Buttes railway company authorized the sale of IS miles of the Twin Buttes railway to the Southern Pacific company TOT $l2,OO0 per mic.
 The postOflice at Wilcox has become presidential and Delegate Cameron has recommended the reappointment of Kas- per houser, the present postmaster.
 The citizens of Holbrook and vicinity have sent a protest to Delegate Gamer on against the allotment of land near that place to an Indian. The matter will be taken up with the Indian of fee.
 The Woman s Monday club of Pres. cott will give Colonial ball on Wash ington's birthday, the proceeds to be devoted to the club home fund.
 As the result of drunken brawl at Octave, Yavapai county, last Saturday night, Mexican, known as "Bonito" was killed by George Sanita, who af- terwards committed suicide.
 Frank Reynolds, a well known me chanical engineer of Prescott, has been appointed by Acting Governor George C. Young to fill the position of engi, neer al the territorial pehitentiary ard he will begin his duties at once.
 -----------------
 It pays to call Tor Cuban Clays.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
BASEBALL NOTES

In Pitch Lake Jack O'Connor ha grabbed nice performer for his St Louis Browns. Lake looked might, good when a Highlander.
 Southpaw Gregg of S2okare, fo whom Charley Somers paid Si,jO0 las , spring, is in good health once moyt and will go souuI with the Maps.
 After the baseba war scare ha, been thrown in the d:scald Mike DOa lin's press agent can have a littie spat, on the sporting page once more.
 John Cocash has been sold by tho Giants to Kansas City. John needod a little more minor league bleach in or der to become ripe for big hotel liv ing.
 George Tebeau thinks that one sure way to increase batting would be tG decrease the size of the home plate Every hand is against the pitcher the poor Fob.
 It is said that Manager Lake of the Boston Nationals has saved three emp ty tomato receptacles which he will t,e to Messrs Beaumont Thomas and Fer guson.
 "Rube Waddel says that the of ficial averages charging him with eleven errors in eigh5y chances are wrorg. Mir. Waddell states that Ee hai only seventy-nine chances.
 Jack Dunn declares emphaticaily thG; he will have no major league castotfs on his Baltimore team neXt year. Las season s Oriole burch came ve.y neal giving Jack the horrors.
 A new trading stunt in baseball was put over when the CievelaId d club swap ped scouts with the Athletics. S5ou. Sam Kennedy goes to C eveand al q Scout Tom O'BlIen moves to Pniladel phia.
 Babe" Adams is the first of t&c world s champions to get an inc. ease in salary and by the time the rest ot the Pirates get theirs the Pittsburg club will be more familiar with the baseball business.
 The Philadelphia National owners claim the reason they refuse ro pay t.. manager Billy Murray his salary is be cause Billy left his team several times last season. They are perAectly rght
 
 in this matter too, Just think, suppose some of the QuakeTs had fallen out of hack or got .CSC whle Blll fp away.
 Now that Eddie Summers has signed the Detroit twirlers are all in line.
 The contract s gned by Eddie Len FOX of the Brooklyn team torbids any transforming trips.
 Manager Lake of the Doves and a squad of players will leave Boston March Ii, tor Augusta, Ga.
 The Giants will have string of tive ve pitchers in training al Marlin Springs before long.
 Roger Bresnahan says that it is his intention to catch every game the Sa. Louis Cardinals play next season.
 Manager Griffith of the Cincinnati team proposes to give Pitcher hosp, the California recruit, a trial as shol Jsto. :,
 "Kid Gleason will be missed Il. Philadelphia next season. The Kid will perhaps lead some minor iet gue as gregation.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Page Three

property taken, with the possible ex ception of the money was her separate property, acquired by her before her marriage to sutton.
 The local officers at once started in search for the missing husband but a. to a late hour last nght, had not sps- eeeded in experiencing him. As Ln could not have escaped from this dis trict by train, it is thought he will be arrested within a short time.
 Sutton is described as being aoout five feet three inches in height, aged 45 years, but apparently five ye IS younger, rather slightly built. He mas a reddish comp exion, sandy moustacae, blue eyes and brown har and is sig t ly bald. When last Seen he wore | dark suit, yellow shilt and a ba K deI by hat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
A Vicious Weapon

Easing his statement on series of experiments with the latest pattern of military firearms, Dr. Fessler of Ores den says in a recent number of Der Militaer Artzt that in the next great war the mortality rom gunsnoC wounds will be '1rightfully large. He describes one kind of military rife the missile from which will mot go straight, but will be dehected by the slightest resistance after it strikes the body and VII continue on, making a wound at an angie with the one through which it entered the body. - The wounding capacity of the new weapon is many times greater than that of tine rifles now in use, and this, Le says, makes it tangible argument m favor of peace"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
NJ MORE DISTRESS FROM STOMlCHOR
 |NOiC[ S1|ON
No Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gas or Headache Fire
 Minutes Later

If your meals don't fit comfortably. or you feel bloated after eating and y0y believe it is the food which fills you: if what little you eat lies like a weight on your stomach; if there IS difficulty in breathing, alter eating. excrutations of sour, undigested floor and acid, heart. burn, brash or be ching of gas, you can make up your mird that you need some. thing to stop food fermentation and cure Indigestion.
 To make every bite of food you eat aid in the nourishment and strength of your body, you must rid your Stomach of poisons, excessive acid and stomach gas which sous your entire mcal--interferes with digestion and causes so many suf- ferers of Dyspepsia, Sick Hedache, Bill liousness, Constipation, Griping, etc. Your case is no Gifferent-you are stomach sufferer. though you may call it by some other name; your real and only trouble IS that which you eat does not digest, but quickly ferments and sours, producing almost any unhealthy condi- tion.
 A case of Pape's Diapepsin will cost fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and will convince any stomach sufferer five minutes after taking single dose that Fermentation and Sour Stomach is caus- ing the misery of Indigestion.
 No matter if you call your trouble Cat. rrh of the Stomach, Nervousness or Gas. tritis, or by any other name-always remember that tain cure is waiting at any drugstore the moment you de eide to begin its use.
 Pape's Diapepsin will regulate any out of order Stomach within five min utes, and digest promptly, without any fuss or discomfort all of any kind of food you eat.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
DEPARTMENT

rAnI eleven from Globe railway. IA telegraph and hreetrpaday train service
 
 population 800 The population of Miami district Miami Warrior Inspiraton
  ren copper with tazaton SSOOooC0O
 
 monthly payroll S7oOO The first months freight receipts were Miami rapidly All lines has weekly newspaper The Miami Messenger Many opportunities still It is predicted that January h be 5000
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
{. + + f % + + {. i. + + + + f + +
 SPORTING NEWS +
PRESENT FIGHT CHAMPIONS
s + < + +++ +++ +*.. i 1

Worlds hampions-H Heavyweight Jack Johnson; lightweight, Battling Nelson
 American champions--Heavweig Jack Johnson; middleweight, Stanley Ketchel; welterweight, undecided lightweight, Battling Neson; feather weight, Abe Attell; bantamweiglt, up decided.
 English ehampions-Heayyw weight Ian Eague; middIeweight, Tom Thomas; ] ..ntwelgnr, Freddie Welsh; feather weight, Jim Driscoil; bantamweight undecided.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

3O,OOO gallons. The we'll wi be dug a short distance east of Van Dykes res. Idenee, and work will commence as soon as the well digging outfit is brought rom Thatcher. Mir. Mcclure stated that there was no question about the depot being built as all the material had been ordered and the plans were made and had been approved.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Stomach Fro hla Cured

If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chamberlain $ Stomach and Liver Tablets. MT. J. P. Klote of Edina, Mo, says: "I have used great many different medicines for stomach trouble, but find Chamber. lain s Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy ever used" For sa.e by all druggists.