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Arizona republican., 1911-10-22
WOMAN MAYOR BUSY AT HOME
So She Didn't Get to Chicago to Talk
at Meeting.

1t was disappointed audience that
heard the announcement in Fullerton
hall Art Institute. that the nayoress
of Hunnewell. Kas, Mrs. Ella Wilson.
would be unable to reach here for the
meeting of the Illinois WOmen's Press
association en- account of the legal
battles to Gust her by the city coun-
Gil of the Kansas burg.
Chicago suffragists and the male
Suffragettes, who were there in large
numbers 10 hear about the absent
treatment" accorded To the first
mayoress in the United States by the
members of her city council since her
election To office. was equally indig-
nant at the city fathers of Hunnewell,
who put legal obstacles in the way
of the mayoress so that she could
Arizona republican., 1911-10-22

feeling. religious spirit and largeness
of accent and manner. Yet the gypsy
glance and gypsy voice Turk behind
many pious or pompous bar. Apart
from his invention of a new form-or.
rather. the condensation and revisal
of an old One-the symphonic poem,
LISTS greatest contribution to art is
the wild. truant, rhapsOdical eXtemporc
re element he infused into modern mu-
sic; Nature in her most untrammeled
moods he interpreted with fidelity. Bat
the drummers in the line of moral gas
oIine who controlled criticism in Ger
many refused to see List except as an
ex-piano virtuosO a perverter Of
art-From Scribners
Arizona republican., 1911-10-22

This wandering piano player of Hun
garian-Austrian blood, a genuine cos
mopolfte, taught music a new charm,
the charm of the unexpected, of the
improvised. The freedom of Beethoven
in his later works and Of Chopin in
all his music became the principal
factor in the style of List. Music
must have the shape of an improvisa-
ton.
In the Hungarian rhapscdies, the
majority Of which begin in mosque
and always end in a tavern are the
extremes of his system. His orchestral
and vocal works. the two symphonies.
the masses and oratorios and sympho-
mic poems. are full of dignity, poetic
Arizona republican., 1911-10-22
THEY MAKE DENIAL.

MILWAUKEE. oct 21.-John r
Farrell and Silas \. TOwne. two Of
the three democrats who absented
themselves from the Legislature so
the election of Stephenson was made
possible. today denied before the SEN
ate investigation committe that they
were influenced by r'oney. The other
democrat has since died. 1t was an
nourced that Edward Hines, the Chi
cago Iumberman. will be summoned To
testify early next week.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-22

at some papers, examined the desks
of three of the members until the
papers were found
II never once seemed to dawn upon
ONeill but that this was a perfect
ly ethical and honorable act; but it
would seem 10 most people that a
proceeding Of this sort is one that
would bear explanation. if there is
any explanation to be made
Arizona republican., 1911-10-22
MORE WITNESSES.

CHICAGO. oct. 2l.-It was an
nounced tonight that Lee O'Neill
Brown. minority leader in the I'LL
nois legislature; Edward Shurtleff,
speaker of the house; and Thomas
Tippett. head of one of the demo-
cratic factions, will be called in the
Lorimer investigation next week by
the senate investigating committee.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

himself at the public expense was lack ing of the proper qualities of a jury man and he directed that henceforth when a member Of jury should give evidence of such cheap gluttony, the foreman should report the matter to the court. Thereafter the man who should want to feed off the county while the business of the court vas un- transacted would be barred from further consideration of cases
 J. J. Martinez who had been convict cd of manslaughter in connection with the killing of d Mexican near Mesa several years ago, was given a suspend ed sentence. Martinez had borne fair reputation and it further appeared that though the killing was an incident of a drunken row, the victim was the az gressor
 Jesus Nalenzuela was sentenced to the penitentiary for a year
 Madison Linton. charged with an as sault with a deadly weapon on Charles Hyder at Wickenburg. was found guilty and the case of Mark Rogers for an aggravated assault upon MT. Fitts near Wickenburg was taken up. The evil dence was completed and the matter
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
RETROSPECTIVE VIEW
 OF YEARS WEATHER
December Record and Deductions of
 Interest.

The meteorological summary or weather conditions in Phoenix during the month of December. as recorded by Section Director l.. N. Jesunofsky of the weather bureau service is especial ly interesting in view of its completing the years record. Though there was some very cold weather early last year and it is starting out frigidly again this year, it is shown that the month of December gave warmer tempera- ture by one degree than during any December for the past sixteen years, and that that figure. 31. is nine degrees higher than the minimum during the last sixteen years. It is also shown that the year just past was remarkably uniform except for the cold snap last January, for the year shows an excess
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
cumulatsd deficiency since January 1.

cumulated deficiency since January 1, 352.
 Withdrawing direction, east; total movement, 2.522 miles; average hourly velocity, 34; maximum velocity Cfor five minutes), 19 miles per hour, from southwest, on the 31st.
 Weather-Number of days clear, 15; partly cloudy, IA; cloudy. ?: on which .O1 inch or more of precipitation Oc- cured. 4.
 Miscellaneous Phenomena (dates Of) Light frost, 1, 2, 5. ', r, 13. 15. Is, A. 2s; heavy frost. 6. 9. 22, 27, 30; kill ing frost, 23, 29. 31. Halos. lunar. :, s, g. 10: ha,Os. solar, 3, 1, ,, 6, :, s. 9, To- 16. Rainbow, 26. Ice formation, %, 31. Fog, dense. 20. Sandstorms. 15, 31 Winds. mo@Crate, 15, 31. Mean humidity. G. per cent.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
A WORD ID JURYMEN WHO
 EAT OFF 0F THE COUNTY
Remarks by Judge Kent on a Certain
 Kind of Gluttons.

Judge Kent yesterday morning had few remarks to make % jurymen present and prospective and he made them feelingly. IL had been brought to his attention that one reason of the delay resulting finally in the dis charge of the jury in the case of John Calvin. was that one or more of the jurymen stated after retiring shortly before noon of day before yesterday that they would not agree upon any kind of d verdict until after dinner as they wanted ito eat a meal off of the county
 In the opinion of the court man who had no higher thought than to fill
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

When given as soon as the croupy cough appears, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
BETWEEN THE ACTS.

Where have you been," John?' Been out to get a postage stamp And did you lick the stamp. oJhn?' Certainly I did"
 Well. I really never knew that gov rnment scented the stamps that par icuiar odor."-Blue Bull.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Medicines that aid nature are ai-
 ways most effectual Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. It
 aNays the cough. relieves the lungs. opens the secretions and aids nature
 in restoring the system to a healthy
 condition Thousands have testified to its superior excellence. For sale
 by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

A recent London police court case brought tO general notice new phase of the evil of outdoor advertising. A constable found a man painting ads on a pavement. and charged him with ''willfuHy depositing paint upon the footwav." The culprit was dis c barrpd
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

In view of the coming extinction of the opium trade with China. which comes to an end in 1917. a number of Indian officials in the opium depart ment have been transferred to the police and no more are being en- gagged.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Your eyes "Dr. Swigert's glasses"
 See him today. r East Adams St. II
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Phoenix Savings Bank x Irust 'o''' pany pays 4 per cent interest on say ings accounts.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

went over until the morning for argu ment.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

of 6O4 F degrees of temperature. There were fewer excessively hot and humid days than usual, but the average con- tinuous temperature was a little higher than usual
 In the matter of precipitation there is also substance for thought in the fact that out of a normal average rain fall of 7S7 inches there was a short age of 3:52 inches, making the actual rainfall during the past year 4:35 inches. one of the dryest years ever known. And yet it was perhaps the most prosperous year the valley ever knew, thanks to the Roosevelt reser- voir and the little bunch of water that was stored in it last spring. In other words. only for the reservoir 1t would have been the worst year ever instead of the best The truth has to be ad- mitted that there is but little water in the reservoir now. but it is almost a certainty that there will be heavy pre- cipitatiOn in the coming early months. for one extreme is followed by another and the valley has had the one eX- treme with a vengeance. Following is the weather bureau summary:
 Atmospheric Pressure (redUced to sea level, inches and hundredths)- Mean. 3O.04: highest. 30.27, on the 23rd; lowest. 2S.S3 on the I7th.
 emperature-Highest, - on the 1st. lowest. 31 on the 31st; greatest daily range. 8 on the 9th; least daily range. l6 on the 26th. Mean for this month in
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Normal for this month. 52; absolute maximum for this month for sixteen years. 80; absolute minimum for this month for sixteen years, %; average daily excess of this month as com pared with the normal. 2.7; accumulat- ed excess since January 1. 6O4.5; aver age daily excess since January 1. 1.7.
 Precipitation-Total this month, 0.34; snowfall. 0; greatest precipitation in twenty four hours. O.25. on the 19-2Oth: Total precipitation this month in 1895, .O9; 1896. O:67: 1897. O.17; 1898. l.7O; 1899. DOS; 1900. 0.O0; 1901. O.OO; 1902. 1.O6; 1903. O.14; 1904. O.35; 1905. 0.jS; 1906, 2.59; 1907, T.; 1908. 1.94; 1909. 1.02; 1910. O.34. Normal for this month. O.67; deficiency of this month as compared with the normal. 033: ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
FEEL LIKE GIVING UP?

Dark days come when the Kidneys
are sick. A bad back makes you
miserable all the time.
You awake tired. lame and sore.
II is a task to get dressed. II hurts
so TO bend over. II Is agony TO
straighten up again.
All day the dull. throbbing ache
keeps up. varied with stabs of pierre
ing pain when you twist or turn:
whtrling dizzy spells, specks and
spots dancing before the eyes, mis-.
cradle headaches and dead.tired
or languid feeling.
You have no appetite for meals.
can't work, cant rest, and are an.
noyed with too frequent urination.
and a burning, scalding pain In max.
ing passages
Al night the sufferer retires, hop.
ing for sleep that either does not
come, or Is troubled and fitful. Sew
eral times during the night you
awake with a desire TO urinate.
No wonder that so many people
who have bad backs get despond.
ent and nervous. They too often
do not know that Il is sick kidneys
that cause Il all.
There Is prompt relief in using
Doan's Kidney Pills. A few doses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16

70 do the Matching II you specialize
In either Of those two breeds. UHu'
ally small, active hens are restless
on the nest and bring Off a smaller
percentage OF healthy chicks Me
dlum sized. quiet hens are best.
Having set the hen. see to II that
plenty OF food and fresh water IL
within reach 30 that she viii not
have 20 take unnecessary time OF
the eggs, but allow her much lau.
tnde In the matter Of leaving the
nest She knows more about hatch
ing the eggs than you do, anyhow.
Watch her for lice and sprinkle
both her and the nest with insect
eldes. Lice are chick killers.
la three weeks little heaks viii
begin breaking through, Many
people remove the little chicks and
keep them In a warm basket until
the Matching is all over. and then
give them back TO the hen. Keep
the hen and her little ones away
from the rest OF the flock. Put her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
TIME TELLS
THE STORY
Certainty of Neal 3-Day
Drink-Habit Cure Shown
by What Some of First
Patients Say

II Il now about seven months
since Tho Neal Institute FOR the
Cure % the Drlnk Habit. n branch
OF the great Neal Institute. OF Dies
Molncs. iowa. Was opened in Seat
tie.
Looking over our recent GORE
spoudeuce. wo have cause 20 feel
decidedly encouraged over the
progress that he's been madc--ea
pecially IN view Of the Eratlfyina
statements voluntarily made 10 ~
In letters from some OF our fret
patients Here are some Of them
IL Is now uir months since
took the Neal cure for the
liquor habit. and I am more
enthusiastic than ever. an
craving Tor lntuxicanta IL gone.
never felt better In my life"
Seattle Merchant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
TALKS ON TEETH
By The REGAL DENTISTS
THE ADVERTISING AGE

This Is the advertising age. but
there are some dentists who say II
is against the ethics OF the profess.
sion TO use printers ink.
Fiddlesiicks,
Suppose We never said a word In
these columns about our discovery
Of a method OF doing away with
pain. How else would We have put
that discovery before the thousands
who have enjoyed its beneflts7
Another thing that IL taboo:
We are told We mustn't mention
price. even II We do advertise.
Why notf
No dentist can give better work
for such uniformly low prices as we
charge. unless he does AZ great q
volume OF business as this office
does--and Is satisfied with small
profits.
We make a full set OF teeth for
as little as 81. and our prices range
from that up There is no S. plate
made IN any office In the world that
viii compare with our s. plate for
/ finish and tit.
We put Filings ia for as little az
81. and thcy,Rre the best cheap fill,
ings put IN by any dentist anywhere
in the world. and must not be con.
founded with the average 81 filling
OF the Dental Parior" dentists
Every piece of work that IL done
here IL in the hands OF a specialist
the best men We can find.
In short. we offer the people of
Seattle the opportunity OF obtaining
the finest dental work az the lowest
prices. Are we making mistake
In making this offer public? We
think not Add 20 this the fact that
through the discovery OF a painless
system. We are able to promise you
| that
WE NEVER HURT A BIT,
And keep that promise. Ia Il any
wonder that our offices are crowded
every day7
You can prove all we claim about
low prices and high quality by com.
ing TO see us That will cost you
nothing
Our l0-year guarantee protects
you after we finish your work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES
1905 Third Az. N. w. Cor. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16

In box or barrel. secured against
drafts and dampness, nall some
iaths across the front allowing
enough room for the little chicks 10
come out at will,
II you want "a use the eggs which
your hens lay for Matching purposes
you must have rooster with the
flock II the hens are two years
old the rooster should be a ycarling,
and vice versa.
Use the eggs OF the best laying
hens for Matching. When hens lay
particularly we'll during winter use
their eggs. for their chicks will also
be good layers. Laying strains can
be inbred In a flock. n your hens
do not lay during the winter, pro.
vided OF course that you have cared
for them intelligently. SGT some
eggs from good laying hens OF the
same breed
How 20 take care OF the growing
chicks IL the subject OF tomorrow r
article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
Dedicate Hospital

The cornerstone Of the new
orthopedic hospital was laid at
Warren ay. and Crockett ". yeater.
day afternoon with simple. but ap.
propfiate ceremonies.
As Mrs J. w, elise. trowel In
hand. spread mortar at ita base. a
dozen little crippled inmates
gathered'in windows Of tho temper.
AIRY home olapped their hands In
glee.
Rev Edward Lincoln Smith
opened the ceremony with prayer.
Mrs. elise then told OF the efforts
of Seattle women 10 found an
orthopcdic hospital Mayor Diliing.
Or. G. w sharpleas. Rev Dr. NJ. A.
Matthews. Rabbi Samuel Koch and
REV. ~ H. Goweu also spoke in
commentator OF the hospital TO be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
Piles Driven
Away FREE
Cases Of Extreme Torture Cured So
Quick as 10 Amaze All Who
Know the Terrors Of Piles

Even small and recent case OF
piles Is bad enough, but thousands
are In AFFECT misery. Great protru.
eions render life torture In every
community, and yet. right within
elbow room Is certainly drug
store that has the wonderful Pyra.
mid Pile Cure II not, II will be
mailed free upon receipt OF the reg.
uiar price--50c
II works like hundred swift
streams OF water on a sudden blaze,
puts the fire out, saves lives. saves
the nerves, prevents gangrene, stops
all pain. all itching. all bleeding;
reduces all swellings. internal or
external. cures quick and complete
10 stay cured Many severe cases
think they are hopeless, must be
operated on, have part OF their an
atomy cut and carved. Don't let II
happen.
Remember, anything cut Off il
saves all this. cures nationally, re-
stores the parts TO normal, healthy
conditions. You can easily and
quickly prove this by sending your
name and address to Pyramid Drug
Co. 27s Pyramid Bldg, Marshall,
Mich. A free trial will at once be
mailed, sealed In plain wrapper, and
you will never afterwards be at a
loss TO know what 10 advise when
you hear OF case OF piles, no mat
ter how severe II may be.
For sale at all drug stores al SOC
. package. and be sure you get what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
SHIPS OIL TANKS
TO ALASKA FIELD
WILL BUILD PIPE LINE
Nine Miles Of Steel Pipe VIII De
Sent From Seattle 90 North
ern District

KATALfsA. Alaska. March l.
steel tRnkage 10 contain $1,000
barrels of Alaska oil II on ita way
By water from California 20 Pu.
get sound About the time this
arrives n shipment Of nine miles
Of steel pipe lines viii arrive from
the East. and both will ~ for.
warded Immediately 20 KRtalla. 10
be placed In position with the ut
rnost dispatch Within sixty days
ID Is expected that the first ship
load OF Alaska oil will reach Sc
attic.
-Four oil wells near the town Of
Katalla. which were bored several
years ago. have been reopencd
and their flow. By measured tests.
exceeds 1000 barrels q day To
receive the Oh three tanks viii
be installed One Of these viii
be al the harbot and from u yes
sells will DO loaded. ita capacity
viii be 10000 barrels A 5000
barrel tank and one 81 1000 bar.
reia will b. placed near the wells.
Steamship arrangements have
been made. q IL announced for
the first shipment
staked Out Years AGO
The Katalla oil territory is a
strip % land about twenty
miles long by six or eight miles
side. extending 20 the eastward
% N. Copper rivers mouth The
name kataila comes from tho In
dian language. the natives giving
that name 70 the oilaecpages that
reached the surface al many
points through the territory
Tho Alaska Commercial Com
pany twenty years ago established
a trading station on Kayak ISL
and. 20 named hy the Indians be-
cause Of i,a shape Ike canoe.
az the entrance 10 Controller bay
About 1896 the lndiens told the
keepers Of the trading post about
the numerous oil seepages. and
the next year most OF the terri
tory was stRked out. Many OF the
original claimholders still have
their property Postlntelligen.
GER. March IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16


There's a reason" for all this
activity. Hlg. quick money in on
That's why
Fortunes we're made by early
investors IN the oil companies
which opened up the rich oil
fields OF Pennsylvania. Ohio. n
linois, Texas. Oklahoma and Call.
fornia. So will II be with invest.
orE who get their shares at a
low price I'm tho ALASKACANA-
DIAN OIL a. COAL COMPANY.
which il opening up large tract
OF the choicest oil lands In the
latest aud greatest OH fields yet
discovered -KATALLA. ALASKA.
DO not wait until shares have
been advanced 10 par. Buy now
and make big profit on the ad.
vance In price Of shares. as well
as a good investment. No taxes.
no assessments TO pay. and for
those who cannot pay cash. we
offer a limited number OF shares
on easy installments.
DO not delay, but investigate
our proposition yourself. and you
win be satisfied without question
that II is the best opportunity
now offered by any legitimate oil
company for the investment of
money with assurance OF quick
profits
Alaska is coming TO the front
as an oil producer. and is going to
lead the world as quartz and
placer mining field. and II YOU
are wise, you Will get your share.
Call at our office and got pros
pectus and particulars. Or write
and we will supply them and make
you an attractive business propo-
sition.
A limited number OF shares at
30 cents. Par value 800; non.
tssessable. We own our own rig
and have II on the PEARL Group
OF oil claims. owned by this com
pany, near Katalla. and will drill
number of wells this season
With the first big flow OF oil,
shares will go TO par so you have
no time to walt II you buy at the
present low price.
ALASKA CANADIAN OIL &
COAL co.
DENNY INVESTMENT co,
SOB Lumber Exchange, Seattle.
Wash.
II. w. SELLANDER a. co,
GOA Board of Trade.
Portland. Or.
PACIFIC BROKERAGE co,
307 Gamble St. Vancouver, u. c.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
HOW TO RAISE CHICKENS
LESSON FROM EGGS TO CHICKS

The question to decide is whether
you are going 70 hatch the chicks
IN the old fashioned way. let hiddy
do It. or get an artificial incubator
For the person who wants 90 ~
into the business on a large scale
the machine is undoubtedly the
better. For the city man. who only
has the backyard for his chicken
farm" there is much 20 be said In
favor OF either method.
A machine costs little. the small
est as low as 81. The smallest viii
hatch from 40 20 60 eggs AZ a time.
The expense OF running one is very
small
Machines are very simple affairs
when once understood-a bright
boy or girl can manage both the
incubator and the brooder into
which the little chicks are placed
as hours after they break the she'll
Complete Instructions are given
with each machine sold and results
depending entirely on how one fol
lows Instructions are TO be OBJ
tanned.
But II you do not wish 20 invest
In machine. and want 10 let the
hen hatch out the eggs. you VIII
probably have 10 buy the hens aud
then wait until they want 10 sit.
Maybe you can buy some hens al
ready broody.
Try her for a day or two on nest
eggs to see whether she has really
made up her mind 20 sit, and then.
at night. place as many egEs under
her as she can well cover Don
mn the nest too full OF eggs, as
those near the outside will get
chilled and spoil From 10 to 10
eggs are about the average for the
ordinary hen.
AS Leghorns and Minoreas are
OF the non.sitting variety, you will
have to figure ON some other breed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16

Many homes once darkcnsd by
the drink curse have been made
happy through the Neal infailible
cure. Treatment is given UNDER
contract 20 perfectly eradicate all
taste, appetite or craving for
liquor in only three days. or refund
the fee. A copy Of the contract
bond will be furnished on request
10 Amy person Interested.
Call, phone or write for full IN.
formation regarding the Neal s-day
cure. including references and In.
dorsements. All will BIO mailed
you In a plain. sealed envelope Ad.
dress The Neal Institute. East
Howell and 10th ave, Seattle.
Phones; East 1891; Ind. Cedar AL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-16
PRETTY SOFT!

LOS ANGELES. March ia
with a check for 100000 tucked
safely away. Miss May Morse, until
yesterday telephone operator az the
Hotel LaukershIm. Is today on her
way 10 Bath. Me. 10 settle up the
odds and ends Of the estate % her
aunt. Mira BenIamIns Morse
Not even the Girls employers sua.
pected that she was an helfesB until
she resigned her position.
Miss Morse said her dead aunt
was the mother OF Chas w Morse.
the ice King. now In the federal
prison al Atlanta. Ga