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Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
MAY PHOEN|CIANS BOOST"
 FOR ALL ARIZONA
He Has Something to Say, Esneo ally
 of Flagstaff.

AIr. J. F.. Rufrn Of the Rufnn Drug company is for Arizona, for all of it, but for no particular section. Mr. RuffIn was for many years |. resi- dent of Flagstaff and has lost none of his love for IL He writes.
 The Prescott boosters have re- turned
 Well, Prescott is delightful little city and worthy of outside support, situated as il iS al an altitude of 5000 feet. among the pine clad hills. lt is one of the ideal summer and health resorts, city of beauty, of substantial buildings, city of home builders, a city with hotel accommo- dations. excellent schools moue bet terD. with public library. d palatial I1lkS' hall, with banks or unparal- leled prosperity and of citizens the best in the world, morally and in- tellectually, whose acquaintance and friendship would honor any man. Yet listen.
 Away up in Coconino county. amid rhe immense tall pine covered heights of unsurpassed beauty, carpeted with luxurious grass. where mingle the songs of birds and the noise of bab- bling brooks, of cool sparkling wa fer flowing from snow-fed springs, lies the "sky-light city" To walk or drive in its enyirons k grander than a. trip through paradise. The distance is short to the celebrated ice caves: the trout stream. Oak
 
 dations for visitors iu it's immediate vicinity; near also lies Lake Mary. several miles in length, stocked with selected fish, where may be seen row boat, motor and sailing craft At meager distance from the town rise Sunset mountains, whose apex ever appears subject to the setting sun, whose sides are covered with cinders of recent volcanic eruption, and at whose base you see blocks of lava tons in weight and great cinder beds to remind you that mammoth fires have been ChOked. En route to the sight last mentioned you can see the abOdes of the ancient cliff dwellcrs and their old forts, many of which remain intact to excite the wonder of all beholding them. The natural gateway to the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado is reached by excellent roads radiating from the town, through scenes of enchanting beauty and last. although almost eXcelling in some respects the other wonders l have mentioned the Bottomless Pits await your imaginary thoughts as to why such a dash down was ever made.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

but one
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
EV1RYoN1 lT 1aa 2TS:ES NEEDs S.S.S.

Spring is the when the blood IS weakest and our systems least responsive the demands of nature It is the time of tickle appetes poor digestion lack ot energy bodily fatigue and many other~systemlc dis turbances which us that we need a tonic.
 Everyone who needs tonic needs blood purifier for it is the weakened and impure condition of the clrcua that is responsible for the rundown constitution great many called tonics stimulants, often producing instantaneous exharating effects but acting with decided injury the system later If your system is weak and depleted you only tone 1t up by supplying an increased amount of nourishment, and
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

son l have taken the Peruna and Manalin together. and always expect 10 have bottle in my home"
 Catarrh Caused Deafness.
 MT William Bauer, Burton. Texas. writes:
 Some four years ago lost the hearing in my left ear. ! went to a specialist, who said it was caused by catarrh. I took a course of treatment for it and had my hearing temporarily restored. However, I lost it again in the same manner as previously.
 Now. l am happy to say. after fol lowing your instructions. taking Pe- runa teight bottles in alb. and using the salt water gargles in connection with it, have recovered my hearinq completely. Accept my thanks for Nour advice. I shall sing the praises of Peruna whenever an opportunity fs offered"
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN.

There will be a meeting held at the Fowler school house. on Yuma road, Friday. June 2nd at : D. m., to dis cuss future plans regarding new cheese plant. Everybody come and bring the other fellow.
 FARMERS COOPERATIVE CREAM
 FRY co.
 d H. w. OPERR.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

This is your great opportunity
 Nonresident forced to quick sale of the handsomest 40-acre piece of land on beautiful North Central Ave. Boul- e yard Must be cash. sS000. F. J. Bennitt t& Co. 1T
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
FOR SALE.

Coco Castile Soap. Special soap for bathing and washing. Large cakes 1Oc, three for 25c. A. l.. Boehmer. Busy Drug Store, northeast corner Central avenue and Washington street. If
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
GEORGIAN
 CONQUERS
 DYSPEPSIA
Tried Many Physicians Without Relief. Now We'll, Thanks
 to Peruna.

Mir. Leonard F VerderY, R e a l Estate and Rent ing Agent, 4ls Walker St, Au- gusta. Georgia, writes
 with many others l want to add my testi- mOnial to the wonderful good Peruna has done mc. l have been a great sufferer from catarrhal q V $ D @ D Sia. l tried many phy- sicians, visited a z Q 0 q m q n Y springs. but | believe Peruna has done more for me than all Of the above put together. l feel like d new per
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
TWO AND ONE.

Thou hast two ears and but on'
 mouth Remember it, I pray For much there is that thou mus
 hear, And little say. Thou hast two eyes and but on'
 mouth Ponder and reason Welli Full many things thou art to see, And few things tell. Thou hast two hands and but ono
 mouth Nature hath rightly done; For she hath given two for work For eating one.
 From the German of Ruckert.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

heathu herbs and bk the stomach and
 geson strong health. sale irug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,. ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

S. s. s. has been u sed extensively in our family as a Spring tonic, given to both young and old, and always with the best results. It thoroughly cleanses the blood of all impurities, at the same time it builds up the general health, gives appetite, strength and energy. We have given it to our children as intimated, and found 1t to be non-inju urious to the system and always capable of puri- fying the blood and restoring health.
 MRS. CLARA DAUBERT.
 Schuylk-n Haven, Pa.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

increased amount of nourshent and tS can come only
 rich blood which does not purify the blood IS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
MAY LOSE INTER-OCEAN
Bonds Owned 10y the Nerkcs Estate
Are to BE Sold.

Chicago. oct 27-George W Hin
man, publisher OF the Inter-Oceau. ask
ed Judge Cutting, in the probate court.
10 order the sale OF the Inter-Ccean
Newspaper company bonds, amour riug
TO $500 900. for 100000. II The argu-
ment that followed it developed tba
other persons are considering the plr-
chase OF the paper and q delay .1util
Nov. 8 was granted in order that the
assets Of the company might be inves
tigated and other bidders might raise
Mr. Humans offer The petition for
the order was made by Arthur Under
wood. attorney for the receiver Of the
estate OF Charles T. Terkes. the bonds
being par Of the estate The COUPONS
Of the bonds. ie asserted, had been in
defzfII' uonre than a year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
D. A. R. MEETING CLOSES
Mrs. George \. Lawrence Of Gales
burg Endorsed for Regent

Chicago. Oct 2---The 18th Illinois
state conference Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution closed yes
terday at the Blackstone hotel in all
the peace and quiet that marked its
opening session Routine business oc-
cupied most OF the meeting. including
the election Of officers. Mrs George
\ Lawrence Of GaIesbuTe Has endors-
cd as regent and Mrs. Luther Derwent
vice regenL These TWO have terms
which do not expire until next year.
and the endorse emeut = complimen-
taIy Formally. New officers elected
were Mrs. John Hamilton Hanley. Mon
mouth. as treasurer TO succeed Mrs.
Thomas White OF Oak Park. and Miss
Laura Brown OF Joliet in the place
held b. MTs. John ". Rowclir Of Pc
orid- a. treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
STRIKE OF CANADIAN
CUNL MINERS AT END
Thousands of Workers i'm Idlcness
SiN Months-Wins Gorron
Wage Award.

Winnipeg, Oct. 27.-Hon. Martin
BurrelI. minister of agriculture, today
made definite announcement that the
western coal strike was at an end. He
had received word from Minister of
the Interior Rogers in the following
words: Have succeeded in reaching
complete settlement which was
agreed 10 and signed by both parties"
The whole question will be submit
ted to a vote of the miners. but it Is
stated the decision of the men will be
to return TO work. The 1000 miners In
Alberta and British Columbia, who
have been idle six months, probably
will be turning out coal again within
week. The basis of settlement is
said to be the Gordon award as to
wages and recognition of the check-off
system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
GIRLS FATHER FREED
OF OFFENDERS DEATH
.'JustifiabIe Homicide" Is Verdict of
Trinidad, Col, jury After
Minutes Deliberation.

Trinidad. Col, Oct. 27.-"Justifable
homicide" was the verdict today Of the
coroner's jury at the inquest on the
death Of J W. Bundy, an automobile
driver. stabbed by Allan Fowler, former
city treasurer. on the street Tuesday.
The verdict was returned IN less than
2 minute after the jury retired. Bundy
was stabbed while in the company OF
Fowler's two daughters. who testified
that Bundy suggested that they 20 70
a hotel. Bundy was married
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
PRESIDENT TAFT IN
CHICAGO TOMORROW
Spends Day in Milwaukee, launching
With Factory Hands and Civ
ing an Address.

Milwaukee. Oct. 27.-With his de-
parture from Milwaukee for Chicago to-
day resident Taft practically brought
to an end the last leg Of his swing
around the circle as It was originally
planned. Tomorrow the president will
start a strenuous threc-day program
in Chicago, and Tuesday will wind up
his original trip at Pittsburgh. The pro-
gram included a long automobile ride
in the city, luncheon with 1.500 en-
ployers and employees Of Milwaukee
factories, and an address.
Chicago. oct. 27.-Secretary of Navy
Meyer and Secretary of the Interior
Fisher reached here today, to wei
come resident Taft when he reaches
this city tonight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
DYING PAUPER IS
NAPOLEON'S HEIR
Andrus Leib. Philadelphia,
Claims Father a Son of
Emperor of French.
BIRTH LONG KEPT SECRET
Veteran of Civil War, Destitute, De.
CIares Marie Louise His
Grandmother.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct 27.-Lying at
deaths door. without money and with,
out relatives financially able to care
for him. his mind clear. although his
body was worn and weak from the raw
ages of tuberculosis. Andrus Johann
Leib. - years old, declared that he was
a grandson OF Napoleon Bonaparte,
first emperor of France.
Much OF his strange story was cor
roborated by his half-sisJer, Mrs. Sofia
Leib Nasel, 20 years old, with whom
he lived at 1916 Hope street, when he
was sent by the authorities TO hos
pitaI for treatment which he could not
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
RAILROAD HEAD A SUICIDE
l.. W. GoOde, DespOndcnt Over III
Health. Hills Himself.

Boston, oct 27-The suicide Of
Lowery w. Goode OF New York, prcsi-
dent Of the Cairo and Norfolk railroad.
al the Parker house has been announc-
ed BY the police. Although Goode end
I'd his life early Wednesday morning
the fact was withheld. Goode, Who ha.
been in III health for some time came
TO Boston last Saturday 20 consult ply
sjcians. He did not receive much en-
couragement from the physlcians and
became despondent. After writing
letter 10 his wife and a second 70 the
medical examiner, he swallowed siH
grains Of morphine. death ensuing
shortly afterward.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

was arranged by the Woman's Pro
Eressivo Political league and i is
believed TO be the first affair OF its
kind ever prepared by women for
women.
HTST HAVE ESCORTS.
Every seat was sold early in the
week. all with condition that no
woman attend without an escort.
Tom Slarkey and Gus Rubin, one
time coutende-s for the heavyweight
crown will meet in an exhibition
with Robert Fitzsimmons as referee
The main bout viii be between Al
PaIzer and Raw simon. the Boston
heaNvWeight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

gathered there yesterday. hut djspers
ed promptly.
Muscatine, Iowa, Oct. 27.-Two hun
dred women button strikers and their
sympathizers. followed by 100 men. en-
gagged in a general riot with the police
last night when the latter attempted
TO stop them from marching to the
south end plant following mass
meeting Many persons were bruised
by clubs and stones before the crowd
was dispersed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

kal QuaE Wing Chue. = wealthy
merchant of Hong Kong. is in New
Arri. as the envoy Of VlC=roy Chung.
official head % tine provinces OF
HWauE EtuGE yCartonJ and Il hwanssi.
who has Planned - build N Canton
the first public library and first nu-
s,arn - natural history IN all China
Xii C1aa viii visit E5-aries and ug-
selns ir the prime pal American cit
les 20 STUDY cu- methods
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

of the bill in equity in the federal
suit TO dissolve the steel corporation
upon officers and directors of the al
legged trust residing here. J. z.
Morgan and Z. II. Gary received ser
vice last night. but I s others re-
mained 10 be served in this neigh
borhood- According TO statement
given out at the Office of the federal
marshal in Trenton this service Of
the petition viii be followed by sub
poenas requiring the defendants TO
answer the petition at Trenton Dec
4. 1t is expected both OF these ser
vices will be made within IS hours.
KINGS OF INDUSTR NAMED.
The following individuals are nam
ed as defendants in the suit.
J. Pierpont Morgan, John D.
Rockefeller. Andrew Carnegie.
Charles NJ. Schwab, George W. Per
kins. Z H. Gary, John d. Rocke-
feIIer. Jr.. Henry {. F'rick. Charles
Steele, William Il. Moore, ]. II.
Moore, !. II. Moore. Edmund c Con-
verse. Percival Roberts. Jr. Daniel
g. Reid. Norman b Ream. =. \ 3.
NVidener, William p. Palmer.
CORPORATE DEFENDANTS.
The following are named as cor
porate defendants, all but the last
three being organized under the New
Jersey laws:
United states Steel corporation
Carnegie Steel company.
Carnegie Steel company OF New
Jersey.
Federal Steel company.
National Steel company.
American Steel and Wire COM
pany of New Jersey.
National Tube company.
Shelby Steel Tube company.
American Tin Plate company.
American Sheet ard Tin Plate
company.
American Sheet Steel company.
American Steel Hoop company.
American Bridge company.
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron
mines.
II c. Frick Coke company
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Rail-
road company.
Great Western Mining company
Louis ". Hill. James y. Hill. Wal
I+'l - f4tLHr +. i'ttbLsio dit4 F 81
Gruber are named as trustees in
connection with ore companies.
STEEL Trust Def.
In connection with the govern
meut's suit to dissolve the steel cor
uoration il is interesting 10 recall
that almost exactly q month ago. on
Sept. &c. the so-caIled trust threw
down the gauntlet TO President Taft
and Attorney General Wickersham
In the following statement:
Pursuant 10 the unanimous vote
Of the board of directors Of the
United States steel corporation at q
meeting held this afternoon at which
there were present j. Pierpout Nor
gan. H. c. Frick, Norman B. Ream.
?. A. p. Widere-. Robert Winsor.
Ebert II. Gary. George ". Perkins.
John F. Dryden. Samuel Nather,
Daniel G. Reid. Henry Walters,
James A. Farrell and James Z. Reed.
the following statement is published
CLAIMS LAW OBsERN
No negotiations whatever have
taken place between the steel cor
rora-ioD and the department of JUS
Continued or Page seven.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
Mail order Bride" Deserted.

Bloomington. III. Oct 27-After be.
ing married two weeks ago in the iii.
nois Central station at Clinton follow.
ing an engagement by correspondence,
bride. formerly Grace Whittlesy Of
Macomb. notified the police yesterday
that her husband. DIT. ". s Danison
Of Weldon, had deserted her. She was
supplied with funds 70 20 home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
STATE CLAIMS BEST
ROSEBUD SECTIONS
Discovered That Large Acreage Has
Been Reserved for Indian
school Lands.

Gregory. 5. d. oct 27.-A sensation
in connection with the land lottery de-
yeloped today when it was disclosed
that Il sections. including the best in
the Rosebud tract. had been claimed
bv the state for Indian school lands.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
LIARS MAY BE EXPELLED
Court Holds FraternaI Orders May
Oust Those Mi~stHting Age.

Minneapolis. Minn.. oct. IA yer
dict for tie defendant returned In the
sui, OF Berish Goldman against the
Court Of Honor closed iitisation IN Il
number OF cases against the fraternai
order for expeIling members on III"
ground that they had obtained insur-
ance policies by misrepreseuung their
ages. A similar case resulted 10 . yer.
diet for the order several years ago.
Goldman vas a member OF council
from =h!ca - persons we're ezD-i!c@
and $4,000 FL policies cancelled on
The ground that fraud had been prac-
uced 80 giving ages Of applicants.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
Asks Woman's Conviction.

Ontonagon, Mich, oct. 27.-Prosecu-
tor Jones today began arguments for
the conviction of Mrs. Laura Stannard,
who is charged with killing her hus-
band with strychnine. He paid especial
reference to the contradictory testi-
mony of Elaine, the defandant's daugh-
ter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

washington, Oct. 27--When the bill
VAS filed a. Trenton asking dissolution
If the steel corporation. Attorney Gen
araI Wickersham also filed a "certif-
cate Of public importance" This states
the case Is of the utmost importance.
Although the steel corporation has four
months 20 make answer 70 the govern
ment's allegation that il is d ''meEaCe
% the nation" there are possi biIities
If other deyClOpmeu-s. aud attorneys
for the corporation CemIT there may
ae some delay. After that possibility
is disposed of The circuit court prUba-
,ly will appoint master 70 hear testI-
mouy. and d battle of giants viii begin.
The decisions in The oil and tobacco
cases is expected 10 expedite the t.ial
az the steel case
MUST GO BACH TO Old STATUS.
The governments purpose is 10 show
the steel corporation is only a giant
frust 20 hold az least dozen others
The bill charges the Federal Steel, the
aruegls American Steel and Wire
-omgarg Of New Jersey. the Amer
.au Tu-Pla-e and other companies are
legal trusts in themselves. and com
uuau0us TO mouoTolIze trade The
Government asks Tat all these com
uauias dissolve and be set back iut.
.He integral units which they formed
wen before the organization of the
steel corporations.
VICKER>IIAN TO DIRECT.
Trenton. y. ]. oct 81 Drafting Of
=,
r- the federal court today. As fast as
-Her were prepared they were taken by
uag-la.s and served upon defendants.
They rgQuir, the defendants TO apnear
persons or by counsel az Trenton
Dec 3 70 answer the petition. T. was
announced authori,atively today tha-
here were three judges i'm the steel
ase. The judges are George Gray.
Wilmington, Del; Joseph Burlington.
piJrsburS. and William ST. LanninE,
Trenton These judzes recently hand
.a down i decision il favor OF the gov
.gnueuJ 10 dissolve the alleged pow
..r trust Aetna. prosecution of The
-Ii' probably viii ha m, work oI A.
urrsv General Nic1ershau and his as
.e-a-rs a- Washington
TINNI DECISION FAR orr.
To, United states district attorneys
n.. b,le Is rot optimistic tor a
Ia-.y rial or The suit. ], is cousid-
rcd rhe case VIII hardly be completed
s-..r less than three years Even
-eu. they point Cuc- a final decision
rey ns DELAYED cvyo rears or more Icy
.HTea.s TO Tire supreme court.
>TATIcHENT WITHHELD.
Naw YcrE Ocr. 2--Up 10 noon no
.--.meu- regarding fae federal suit
H0o from the Chee o. the steel cor
Hr...eE Chairman Cary declared
Lag te had nothing - s2y. TIE sam-
Pc s came H6R So. EEo-saE's Of
8. II is probable thar ths steel cor
-.ra.. Ha. --ar issue a S. a1-uiaG.-
.H-t-.- and defense IL
~.-.l. ay r-s -ov,rEueIJ
Bg - SERVING PAPERS.
NaU York. Csc -I-Thc entire
ar-s Of deputies under United
lI-., Marshal IEe8kei was put 81
.l disposal OF the government today
a aaish the task oC serving copies
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
Battle to Follow Attempt
to Dissolve Cor
poration.
HELD NATION MENACE
Defendants Required to Appear
in Court at Trenton Dec. q
Stocks Affected.
DEMANDS OF GOVERNMENT.

bbnANDs Of NSON E@tAN uE-N l.
The government asks:
That the corporation and its al
legged conspiracy and r1onopoIi-
zation be adjUdgeo unlawful.
That each and all OF the de-
PENDANTS, their officers, directors,
stockholders or agents be perPet-
uaIIy enjoined from doing any
act for carrying out the conspir-
acy and ronopoiization COM
planned Of.
That the United States Steel
corporation of itself as we'll as
each and all Of the elements
composing il. whether separate
or individual, be decreed illegal,
and that the corporation be dis
solved.
That the ore lease Of the Great
Northern properties in the Mes
aba Range be declared illegal.
CAPITALIZATION AND DEBT.
CAPITA
Stock. Authorized. Issued.
Com. s55o.ooo,ooo 5 5o9,3o2, 500
Pref. 400. 100000 $50, o,2s1,foo
Tot. $3.50. 600, 900 5 1863, 8,5s3. 500
Funded debt ..-.. 5e6, ,255, ,s67
Grand total ....--.s1, ,4e4, ,s3e, ,467
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27

Joln Ridgeley carter. OF Mary
land, United States minister TO Ser
va, kolmania and Bulgaria HuO
recently Vas appointed minister to
Argentina. has resolved 10 decline
ne promotion ard leave the dIpio-
matte service The cause for MS
resigus ion is Unknown Carter was
for fifteen years befUre his Seryian
appointment secretary OF the London
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
Additional Factory Guards
Arrive in City for
Duty.
NUMBER PEOPLE HURT
Strikers Renew Demonstration
About Establishments Where
Employees Are Out.

Muscatine. Iowa, Oct. 27.-SiXreen
additional factory guards arrived here
for strike duty today following a re-
newal of demonstrations about the fac
tories yesterday. Twice large crowds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

(From noon today 10 noon tomorrow1
Sun sets 4 50. rises COO; moon sets
& % o. m: moon farthest south and
lowest; moon at apogee 6 p. m. far
;hest from earth. distant 25l.100 miles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-27
New York Suffragets Are
to Stage a Real Ring
Affair.
ALL SEATS ARE SOLD
But Condition of Attendance Is
That Each Fair One Must
Have Man Escort.

New York, Oct. o7.-Women,
many OF them leading sufIragists,
VIII occupy the choicest reservations
at the boxing bouts in the Longacre
Athletic club tonight. The program