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The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27

BARNHART-The old reliable for fur niture repairing, upholstering; all kinds of cabinet ana carpenter worx. TIT Gu'- pha Street. Phone S6S. 11-2s-u
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
ROCK SPRING WATER.
(suIphsts k,ssnssIa.)

A cure for indigestion. Elushes thu kidneys, drives uric acid out of the system. Rest table water. Ask your doctor ahcut #. 119 Glade Street. Phone 421.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
Each Win a Game

Chattanooga, July 26.-Chatta- nooga and Montgomery broke even in a double header today. The visitors took the first game by hitting Bart ley freely. Covaleskie was invinci- ble in the second and Montgomery escaped a shut ont by Graham s home run. A base on balls, Nurch's single and Moran's home run, gave Chattanooga three runs in the first Inning. Thomas was effective for the remainder of the game and was mot again scored on.
 First game
 Montgomery ....l 200 900 041--7 13 Chattanooga .... 001 900 O11--3 1
 Tannehill and Gribbens; Bartley and Higgins.
 Second game
 Montgomery ..... 300 900 000--3 6 1 Chattanooga ... 300 900 000--3 6
 Thomas, Gribbens; Covaleskie and hnotts.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
VIE MEET YOU HALF WAY.

This bank is working all the time to please It's customers. and we have found that the plan of working with our customers is profitable one all around.
 We are carefully equipped 10 render the best assistance to legitimate busi- ness interests and fully organized in every banking department.
 We will take pleasure in offering our services to the public because we believe that our present customers will assure new ones that this bank can and does fulfill all the require ments of modern banklnk.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Yazoo City 9. Greenwood 0. Jackson II, Meridian 6. Vicksburg- Hattiesburg, not sched. uled.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
Second game

Second game St. Louis .... .0OO 001 OO0--1 5 0 New York ..... .000 O1O 22x--5 s 8
 George and Kritchell; Warhop and Blair.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
For summur diarrhoea in child

ren always give Chamberlain's CoIic, Cholera and DIarrhoea Rame- cut. cut. 7-1S St.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27

Original Budweser Beer on tap at New York Bar. 7-13.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-07-27
We handle the Best Grade of and COAL.
on the market---and deliver from soc to car load lots. We offer for August and September Delivery the following grade of Coal
 PRICES:-

5 to 25 ton lots ..a......... 6.50 single ton .-........-t........ DO
 ARKANSAS MINE RUN. Single wagon loads up to including car load lots ................. S4. 50 Single ton .................... 5.50
 M'ALIsTER SLACK. Single wagon loads and up to in
 including car load lots ......s s3 50 Single ion .t...ls...........4.. 4.uU
 ARKANSAS SLACK. Single wagon load and up to in eluding car load lots ........... $S z5 Single ton ....<............ 400
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

erty, says the Douglas International.
 MT. Heffern expressed. himself viz orously on the subject of the affairs of the company. both during and after the meeting. In an interview with a representative of The Dispatch, he said:
 We have gotten the property in good shape and opened ore In twL places. but it is impossible to go on developing the property under the present conditions M,fth a bunch of cOwpunchers for directors. the mana ger has had his troubles multiplied and virtually was confronted by a conspiracy that nullified all his work They did not force me to resign. but l decided that it was d waste of time to try to go with the property with the directorate as now organized. so pulled out of it. I have tried for three years to have the books of this com pany audited, but this has been pre- vented by other officers and directors. Now I am going to take steps that will force them to have an audit made. You may state that shall bring suit to have the books audited
 The property is located in the Swisshelms and. according to Mir Heffern. has made promising show ing. A number of prominent Bis bee and Douglas people are interested in the company.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

exceptional ore bodies. The Queen
 vein is an east and west fault ifs,
 sure. crossing the Superior contact vein at right angles, and was the
 first vein located in PinaI county.
 It was discovered and located just
 two days prior to the discovery and
 location of the famous old Silver King which yielded s16.0OO.0O 900 in silver. But 1t was sold to New York capitalists shortly after it's discovery and they sent bookkeepers out to manage and operate it and they. of course. made q failure of it. The owners then pat ;ented the property and left it lay till two years ago when young Fisk, of Globe, got lease and option on it. The Magma company took it over last spring. They are the first real miners to obtain control of it and that they will make complete success of it goes without saying This strike in- .sures the future of the Superior dis trict and the development there of a great mining camp which will be tributary to Florence and Casa Grande valley
 By the filing of articles of incor- poration yesterday of the Reed Mining company, the reviving of the old well known Hidden Treasure mine. near Turkey. is accomplished The property is favorably known from its past productions. when operated by former company. Ohio investors are behind the new enterprise They are David Reed. !. C. Corns and Paul P. Kerchofer. The capital stock is $1O0.- 900, with shares of the par value of $l0O each. Jos. Reese represents the company. and has been at the camp for several days. perfecting arrange ments for the beginning of work. and has chosen George Rohpeter as his superintendent. the latter being on the ground getting the property in shape for extensive exploitation.
 Mine supplies are being received at Turkey. on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad. less than four miles distant. from the works. It is expected that active development will be under way inside of the next two weeks.
 Mir. Reese is in the city and will re- turn to the camp tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
LESS COPPER
 NOW ON HAND Reserves of Red Metal Re duce Themselves Slowly A FOR TUNE IN SILVER Rich Strike Made in May
 ma Mine in Pinal Coun
 ty. Hidden Treasure Is to Again be Exploited. Resignation of Heffern.
A FOR TUNE IN SILVER

The monthly report of the Copper
 Producers association shows a sur
 plus reserve. as of Dec 31, of 122.-
 OOO,0O0 pounds. compared to a reserve
 of 13O,0O0,OO0 pounds on hand during
 November In other words. the re-
 serve dropped S.5OO.OOO pounds during
 the month. Production increased
 4'ooo.oOO pounds over the prior month
 going from 119 .O0O. .OOO to I23. .000 OOO
 pounds. Exports gained 2O,OOO OOO
 pounds, while domestic deliveries fell
 off 1S,OOO.OOO pounds
 The reduction in the American sur
 plus of copper of S.30O,OOO pounds in
 December, as shown by the Copper Producers association figures. was not far from expectations The two
 unfavorable features of the report.
 however, are that, notwithstanding the mine curtailment inaugurated in July. the refinery production is still extraordinarily large. that for De- cember of 123,000.0O0 pounds being more than 3.0O0OOO pounds greater than the average of the previous eleven months. Furthermore, domes- tic deliveries for December amounted to 43.50O,000 pounds, against 6OOOO.- coo pounds in November. and com pairing with an average of 64.OOO. 900 pounds for the previous eleven months
 The increase of 4OOO.0OO pounds in production, and a falling off of near ly 20.000,OOO pounds in domestic de- liveries, are the most unfavorabIe features of the report
 Now that the copper statistics for the completed year 1910 are available for comparison, it is readily seen that, considering the tenor of the twelve months just past, the year was not so bad. Notwithstanding the ef- 1 forts of the large producing interests ! to regulate production in accordance ! with the requirements of buyers. how l ever, the total output for the year shows no restriction. but, on the con trary, an increase over the output of l 1909 of 46.717,996 pounds
 That there has been some control | over production, having relation to | the extent of consumption. however, | is demonstrated by the reports for | the last five months of 1910. Each of these months showed an output 1 smaller than the figures of consump- tion reported. so that from the close of July there was a continuous month ly reduction in stocks on hand. The total consumption for 1910 was great CT than that of 1909 by SS,441,92S pounds, the increase being made up l of gain of 45,S36.949 pounds in de- liveries for domestic consumption and a gain of 42.604.979 pounds in ex- ports The npt result of thesp rnova- 1 ments was an excess of consumption over production in 1910 of 19.735.916 pounds, as cOntrasted with an excess Df production over deliveries in the previous year of 21.9SS,016 pounds, , showing a total Improvement in the . relative position of consumption and production of H.72S.9S2 pounds in | the last year.
 Notwithstanding the large eXpan- sion in exports of copper last year. |
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

stamps with me. I had one of the largest collections of stamps in the world. and one of the most interest ing, I suppose. Then. also. I col lected fashion plates that might not strike you as interesting or worth while, but it does me. The history of the race. artistically and in many other ways. might almost be traced by the fashions of mems and wo- mems clothing. IL is generally sup posed that the hobble skirt is new. It certainly is not As far back as 1906 women wore a very good imita- tion of the hobble skirt of today. and some of them were quite as ridicu- louS
 Then came the other extreme. and women wore hoopskirts. The fash ion reached it's height about 1870. and then the other extreme set in. and has gone on constantly with mild changes since.
 Mems clothes have kept pace in the changes. and sometimes the changes are very sudden. A com tO a tailor in Cherry street tO be
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
Wglpttii@ilM@ Talks
he Readers Of The Republican
By JOHN IRVING HOMER. Editor of Printers Ink

Advertising is PECULIARLY AMERICAN for it gives the same chance to ONE MAN OR WOMAN AS TO ANOTHER
 It opens the door of opportunity just wide to the "smalr business man to the big
 To take advantage of the opportunities which ad- vertising has to offer a man MUST ASSERT HIM SELF. This is the condition. man who sulks and believes that luck is against him is not by temperament fitted to advertise successfully a man who likes to STRIKE OUT and who has common sense may learn to advertise profitably.
 By asserting himself through ADVERTISING. he may go a long way toward putting himself terms with other firms who seem VASTLY MORE POWERFUL.
 woman in of large cities several years ago wanted more spending money. She had just plain common sense and KNEW HOW to make hair goods-swtches puffs. etc. This seemed to be a very HOMELY accomplishment but she knew that GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE making many thousands of dollars year in selling hair goods.
 Her friends told her that she foolish put herself against a rich firm like the department
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
Silver Strike.

It has been known for many months that the Magma Copper Company was cross-cutting from the 65O-foot sta tion in the old Queen shaft. toward the Queen vein. at Superior and the deniZens hereabouts have been con stantly on the qui vivc for news of the final result it being confidently be- lieved that when reached the vein would prove tO be exceptionally rich. says the Florence Blade But the Magma company does not take the public into its confidence in the mat ter of exploration results, hence did not make known the fact that the vein was reached last month and that drifts were started on it both east and west
 Nor did they let it be known that the phenomenally rich ore body found in the 300 and 400 levels of the old Queen workings was cut by this ross-cut at a vertical depth of $50 feet below the surface ogt-crop of the vein. thus proving the downward continuity of the Queen vein and it's rich con- tents But it was impossible to keep this wonderful ore strike secret for. more than a few weeks as it was nec- essary to hoist the ore removed in drifting, to the surface. hence the secret is out This ore body is eight feet wide and still continues in the breast of both drifts. It is richer than the wonderful ore extracted from the 300 and 400-foot levels, thus proving that the vein is increasing in richness as depth is attained on it. Its com bined value in copper and silver will average between $500 to $1.0O0 per ton. It is. beyond question, the most, remarkable ore body. aside from that of the Silver King. ever uncovered in Pinal county, which is famous for
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
President Resiqns.

During meeting of the directors of the Heffern Mining & Development company, held in Douglas in which the conflicting elements aired their opinions regarding the property. AL bert Heffern resigned as president. manager and director of the company. Later he announced that he intended to bring suit to compel the auditing of the books of the company. Vice President Strickland it is said. will assume the management of the prop
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

opinion. It's a very fascinating story. )
 Meanwhile, we propose to back up HIS OPINION with OUR DOLLARS. Frankly, it's an ex- pertinent, with the hazards which accompany a new enterprise. But, equally frankly, it's hazard with possib le FINANCIAL RE WARDS which stagger the man who figures on the probable value of his stock when ONE WE'LL comes in.
 Every business has it's hazards. Not all have the same PROPOR- TIONATE REWARD, however, as this enterprise.
 We've undertaken to REDUCE the hazard in several ways. We propose to take the NET PRO- CEEDS from the sales of this stock and KEEP IT INTACT TO DIG THIS FIRST WELL.
 NO SALARIES to officers or directors. No useless frittering away of the funds which this com pany receives.
 - STRAIGHT BUSINESS, all the way. Honorable treatment of every investor, large or small. Careful expenditure of the funds by business-like PURCHASING AGENT.
 And we don't ask for YOUR confidence and dollars without
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

Copyright l9lO by PubIIshng Co New York
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

An OIL EXPERT, .whose re- cord is one of success i'll other To-
 calities; a man who has. many times located oil before the wells were dug in places where MEN NEVER DREAMED 0F FIND ING OIL, but where they struck it by drilling as the expert indi- cated-that man has located what he believes are the underground streams of oil on the property secured by this company. (Some day we will tell you WHY we have supreme confidence in his
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
LAST cENTURYs MOBILE SKIRT

'I suppose that every man in active life has some fad that interests him and occupies his mind when not en- gagged at his regular work" said Jos eph J. Casey. principal of the West Thirtieth tManhattan public school. says the New York World And it is good thing generally, for it oc- cupies his mind and rests it. and keeps it away from harmful worry. once it was the collecting of postage
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

store. But she made up her mind that she WOULD TRY She borrowed s2OO and put out a small ad- vertsement It brought some orders WITH MONEY. She spent her receipts for MORE AD- VERTISING and at the end of the year she had netted $500
 Her BUSINESS GREW from year to year. as she CAREFULLY added to the extent of her adver- Using She went to people who KNEW about ad- vertising and took advantage of their counsel
 ALTHOUGH SHE WAS COMPETING; with the great department stores, she BUILT UP fine bus- ness and last year she MADE A PROFIT of S25 OO0 Yet in the beginning. about ten years ago she was only woman with sense. but she had the COURAGE to assert herself Not everyone who takes up advertising has equally good success, but this true example is cited to show what it's posSi- bilities are when judiciously done and when the goods are up to the representations made for them.
 Advertising is NO DISCRIMINATOR of persons But its advantages not for those who will NOT REACH OUT
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

measured for my graduation clothes
 Every young man was wearing the
 wide. baggy trousers and coat with a small collar. The tailor asked if wanted the clothes in the latest fashion. and I. of course. said yes. When I tried them on. to my amaze ment, the coat had a wide collar and the pants were skin tight
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

For about two weeks I had used Cuii- cura Soap for her every day, then l got box Of Cuticura Ointment and began 10 use that. In week there was a marked im- provement. In all | used two cakes Of Cu:i- cura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment and nay baby was cured Of the sores. This was last November: now her hair is growing out nicely and she has not a scar on her l can not praise CuticEra enough. l can take my child anywhere and people are amazed to vas four weeks old until she was three years, she was never without the terrible eruption but now, thanks 10 Cuticura l have a well child. Mrs. H. F.. Householder. 20O4 Will helm St. Baltimore, Md. May 10 19i0."
 Cuticura Remedies aresold throughout the world . Potter Drug 4 Chem. Corp. Sole Props. Boston.
 kfAstod free. latest 32-pzge CutieGra Book.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

plete collection of fashion plates is
 very interesting for this reason.
 Sometimes military cut indicates a war in the history of the country Speaking of sudden changes, I re- member the year that I was gradu- ated from the college of the City of New York, which was then the old Free Academy. My father took me
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

baby of itching. torturing eczema. It first came when she was between three and four weeks old. appearing on her head. I used every thing imaginable and had one doctors bill after an- other but nothing cured ii. Then the eczema broke out so badly behind her ear that l realty thought her -ar would rome of. For months l doctored r but to no avail. Then it began st her nose and her eyes were nothing but sores. I had 10 keep her in a dark room for two weeks. The doctor did no good, so l stopped him coming.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26

the European visible supply has been on the down grade since Feb. 2S. 1910. the total decline for the year having been 46.412, 16O pounds.
 The following table summarizes the results of the production and con sumption of copper in the last two years, based on the reports of the American Copper Producers associa- tion and the European statistics. fig ures given in tons:
Arizona republican., 1911-01-26
HOW HAPPY THE WORD 'CUT|CURA'
 SOUNDS ID ME
For It Cured My Baby ofltching, Tor turing Eczema. First Came when Between 3 and 4 Weeks Old. Used Everything Imaginable. 2 Cakes Soap and One Box 0intmentCured.

"1 can't tell in words how happy the word 'Cuticurs' sounds 10 me, for ii cured my
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-10
INFERIOR To THE PEOPLE
Justice Dunn Holds Legislature
Has NO Power TO Repeal
Constitutional Provision

Associate Justice Dunn. n an elab-
rate opinion d.ssants from the ma
p0titg view aad holds THAI the legis-
laigre hls 10 power f2 ropeal con.
tHdtHal provision. or prior con-
derafG Ie holds ha the Iegisia-
aa is ilfuim Co the people as q
aa Naal2 power alfl has neyeF
been a9tl authority go abfogate tBe
enabling act 0r aaY part ~ the con-
sl.t1Iaa Trained Hu ef 10
Qnotug Miss0fi opinion that
the eltlon would harll maze
200 tregacabie act and Immediately
proceed t0 rpcal 20 bc sa s
Wc SIRE WillIg t9 assert for out
OAn constitutional convention 4 claim
equally as nigh nay more we are
nWlirg TO yield thc proposition
That ihe men colsttutI The c1nya en-
toa wac framed and submitted the
constitution unacr which we live
cyn intended after they had adopted
The orlIuaCe iuewcabie 10 vest the
legislature aiih power 10 repeal It,
uch a con eUsion 10 our ml Il Is im-
possible Ncr do we believe nor will
We consent MAT the people OFF the
state when ihey adopted the consti-
tuition eyer Intended THAT the pledge
w6icn aas made and the fundamental
Iaw which they passed in the rra-
voeahle ordiua co should or could
be violated b any legislature But
~ believe. ami love 70 think that
when the convention and Oh people
enacted ths ordinance that they did
SO with NE honest intent that II
should be carried ont Va good faith.
and Il it was So enacted, then our
legislature mamfestly lacked The au
ilgrIN to repeal t
lhe ordinance which We have be-.
fore ua was not intended by anybody
10 be amculel or repeated during its
intended llfe ond he ee 10 was design.
cdly piaced iu q position where n
would np lall withn the prvio1 OF
ans provisions or cnactments pro.
lpg l0r repeal OF amendment
l6or ihe pla language 81 me
aei the ltho people, not only made
~ 'repcalable a8 10 the lcg atare
and all other Of their agencies. but
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-10
MINORITY OPINION



tae.r sovereign capacitg infringe So
-reatIg a Oh ner elghrs as soVerei gn
tate thaf sae cannot longer tolerate
them, Before she wonld BE permitt d
m fopndiate them If equitable Yrin-
ipes were applied SIZE WOULD sE
REQUIRED TO TENDER BACK TO
THE UNITED STATES THE BOON
or STATEHOOD RETURN THE
FIVE MILLION DOLLAR SCHOOL
FUND, AND THE PRICELESS HER.
,TEGE or SCHOOL END PUBLIC
BUILDING LANDS ACQUIRED BY
The ENABLING ACT AND IT'S &C
CEpTANcEs, AND RESTORE EV-
EaYTAfNC or VALUE WHfcH SHE
FEcEWED 81 VIRTUE THEREOF.
-'onor 5f State involved
hlHaiclpa as Wl as iadigla
uls ought inrolably to observe their
impacts an fbeir promises VAR
eI SAYS CLAW d Nations l9Gt This
Great ffHf ls generals. aes30@led a3
y 4i nations fh reproara Of per
edg rs esteem bg sovcT gas most
troc-7as aHf91t e ae Uao does not
observe treaty s certainly pahdous
siace fe violates his faith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-02-10
C . zoe ooo 0 oooo Q 90 o {
. MIDDLE AGED WOMEN !
= WITH YOUTHFUL LOOKS {
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From the French Beauty Monthly
There is no reason why TIE pass
Ing Of every year should leave a
mark on q womans face. If there
we're q good reason for premature
wrinkles ana age fjiscoloration OF the
skin, ali women would be similarly
affected
There are many women Of forty
who look not more than twenty,
there are many women ln the TWEEN.
ics who look as il they were I'm the
iorilcs A little care and attention
will keep Of wrinkles, dark or yel-
'ow spots and other blemishes OF the
commcXiou for many years
Women who have been most sue
fessiul in retaining their youthful ap
pcal0nce do not resort to paints, pow.
dcrs or other cosmetics. A simple
}ct effective complexion beautiaer Is
made by dissolying an original pack
age Of mayotone in 8 ounces of witch
hazel Massage the face. neck ana
arms daily with this lotion and the
skin viii be fresh, fair, smooth and
velyety Wrinkles, wild hairs
patches and other blemishes can be
prevented hg The use OF mayotone
and witch hazel