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Arizona republican., 1911-08-29

Whether the record is due to the book altogether is a question about which Arizonans will be able to tell more later.
 The new method of writing is simp- ly good running penmanship such as has been current in business colleges for years. It is. in effect, simply introducing a good business college style of penmanship into the public schools with the advantage that those who produce the textbooks give the teachers some instruction in the sys- tenn. They not only provide an in structor for the territory who is to do nothing else but teach the system to the teachers in particular. for year. but they also offer free to the teach CTS a correspondence course in it. which the Territorial Board of Edu- cation has suggested to local boards that they require all the teachers in their several jurisdictions to take
 In readers, the Wide Awake primer was in use four years ago. The Pro- gresSive series has been literally worn out. having been in use in the territory for twelve consecutive years. The new series is certainly handsome and probably as useful as most if not any.
 In advanced grades. Wentworth's Elementary Algebra (revised edition) is adopted but not in place of any thing in particular, according to the schedule of these things being sent out by the Territorial Board of Edu- cation. Myers Ancient History is continued in use, since it is doubtful if there is anything better. Dryers Lessons in Physical Geography are adopted newly. Conn & Budding tons Advanced Physiology is adopted in place of Jegi's. Wentworth's Plane Geometry and Carpenters Rhetoric and English Composition are also adopted newly.
 The exchange prices, or prices of old books turned in toward the new ones. are usually one half of the price of the new one so that the net cost of new books is reduced generally to from 13 to so cents.
 The Southworth- Stone Arithmetic, Book I, is to be introduced in the third grade, continued through the fourth grade and completed in the fifth grade. Book II is to be intro duced in the sixth grade, continued in the seventh grade and completed in the ,eighth grade.
 English Spoken and Written, Book I. is to be introduced in the third grade and completed in the fourth grade; Book is to be introduced in the fifth grade and completed in the sixth grade: Book is to be introduced in the seventh grade and completed in the eighth grade.
 The first book in Geography is tO be introduced in the fourth grade and completed in the fifth; the second book in Geography is to be introduced in the seventh grade and completed in the eighth grade.
 Mace's Primary History is to he covered during the sixth year; the School History being introduced in the seventh and completed in the eighth
 Good Health (Gulick) may be cov- cred in either the fifth or sixth year and the Body and It's Defenses Gu lick) may be covered in either the seventh or the eighth year.
 One of each of the eight books of the Applied Arts Drawing series is to be covered each year.
 The Primer of the Modern Music
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29

Series is to be covered in the third grade, the First Book in the fourth grade, the Second Book in the fifth and sixth grades and the Alternate Third Book in the seventh and eighth grades.
 The New World Speller is to be introduced in the first grade contin- ued in the second grade and complet- ed in the third grade The Hicks Champion Speller is to be introduced in the fourth grade, continued in the fifth. sixth and seventh grades and completed in the eighth grade
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29
SONG WRITER ARRESTED.
She Gave no Heed to Los Angeles
 Crossing Signals.

Los Angeles. Aug. 2S.-For failure to heed a signal at a crossing an officer placed Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond. the song writer and automobile enthusiast in the shadow of the prison bars today. She was arrested by the crossing officer and taken to the central station where five dollars was the sum required for her bond
 She preferred a personal check This was refused by the desk sergeant Then she became indignant, and said sb. would fight the case in the su- preme court, but one glimpse "t the tanks" proved sufficient, and changed her mind. X friend came in with ready money and Mrs. Jacobs-Bond was given her liberty.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM

The hounds. whose scent has landed more than one distiller of moOnshine whiskey, where such drinkables are not served on the daily bill of fare, are one of the interesting attractions at the Coliseum this week The intelligent animals are no part of the regular pro
 gram. but a little special offering for the benefit of those who are interested in canine sagacity. The feature of the weeks bill is the dainty little darling.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29
ACCOMPLISHMENT KNOWS NOW
Learned Some Things Since he Met
 Frank Gotch.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-George Hacken- Schmidt challenger for the worlds wrestling championship. began last week training for the match with Frank Gotch. with the same light work that has characterized his pre- paration since reaching America. He declared that he was in best pos sible physical condition. and only needed to keep that way.
 The last time met GOtch l was in poor condition and did not know many of the numerous holds he used. and those I knew would not hold him." he said. T know that a man to beat him must know it all and bc able to put a hold on him in quick time"
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29
Girl of I1 Cured of PimpIes.

"Wken I was about twelve or thirteen. my face broke out with pimples. They came out in groups and caused great disigurement. After trying so many remedies without sue cess, saw the Cuticura Ointment advertised and sent for box. In week l saw great change in my face. and it rendered complete cure. Now you can not tel! ever had pimples." (Signedl Miss Mabel norash. Dover West, N. S., Mar. 3I. 1911.
 Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold through out the world. Send to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Dept. i9A. Boston. for liberal sample of each, post-free, with 32-p. book on the skin
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29
MIR. FISHER IN ALASKA

skagway. Alaska. August 27.-Sec-
 retarv of the Interior Fisher IS to visit Skagway before returning to Seattle. on his tour of inspection of Alaska. He will arrive here on September 2 and make trip over
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29

Whites Pass and the Yukon rail road as a guest of Vice President Dickson. Then he will make short trip down the Yukon river and drive over the government roads on his return tO Skagway.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-29
THE WIGWAM.

The delightful show at the Wigwam, last night included some pictures which were really notable among all the fine ones that are boing shown here from week to week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

ANDERSON. Ind Tho bones OF n
prehistoric masfodon arc being un-
DlrfHod 600 farm near here The
bones aro wcu preserved
MOUNT AIRY. Cai The prizo in.
'nut rcsIIre h.rr Iu Tho person ~
James s. Codt a..d o. years and q
months. who v,.rita 121 pounds and
Dos if .rch va nuo
rB1EDHlC1ISUNFEN. Germany -
Tho urv Zeppelin dIrE.bio balloon.
schwahon D. made hDr maiden richt
today Count Zeppelin Vas ON board
NAUEteN NNSErr rIFU. % The
E.fl .rrrrl convention uf fhr Am.rI-
.Ir lnetfrf. uf Homeopathy wna
f."Hr .U.r.1 h.rs f.ricit
INWNNArOLS small hats VIII
h' fHr rrio iu vomens ro1dgcar for
nrN winter. according to delegates
arcuIirl fhe Millinery TrlVeirr
Mons association convention. which
opened today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Tidal Wave of Robbery
Monday Secs Continuation Of Sun
days Sensational Carnival
Of Crime.
CLEVELAND MAN ROBBED IN
HACK ON MARKET STREET
Foreigner Has Pocket Picked at q. &
o. Station-Ohio Side Contrib
utes Many Crimes.

Tho tidal wave Of robbery that
struck this city and vicinity Sunday
continued yesterday. and no fewer
than five new crimes were brought TO
light The most serious Of these 20
occur within the city limits was the
robbery of Kenneth Wavman. n young
man from Cleveland. who complained
fo the police Yesterday morning that
hc had been relieved OF about 500
while taking % ride in hack since
coming 90 Whoclu~. Wayman had
been haviur q bie time. and says that
tho money va. taken from him while
ho was partly intoxicated
Tom Farrell and William Plucs
were arrested last might. charged with
The crime. and the evidence arainst
them looks pretty strong Wayman
states that one Of the robbers was
tho driver of tho hack. and that the
tNo bad couepirod 20 rob him He
says ho came here last Saturday with
% roll OF $3.50. and that au o. So has
now disappeared The crime was com
mitfod yesterday about 8 O'Clock
Held 90 Grand Jury.
William ta'nsworh was held 20
ffo september Grand jury yesterday
IVY ".A..'r' NN''''N-''I I.N NA
alleged attempt o. highway robbery.
tho complaint being made by George
Tyson. of fhc Island Tyson saws that
ou sunday morning ns tho two we're
walking across tic steel bridge.
Ilainsvorfh made fake attempt to
show iIm how FOB wear his hat and
.fruck Dim on tho sido of tho head
Tho blow was not hard enough 90
knock h.m down. and DIS call Of "po-
lco' brought Omcor Worls. who
took both noon fo isil for a hearing
lla'nsworth claims to Do from Now-
Ccontiuucd on r-Inth PaEsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

GUATEMALA CITY AS Mrs Ed.
WIN Lawson was washing clothing at
tho river cdgo hcr little dauchtor tod
died away. and tho horrifcd mother
saw her swallowed by Bis aul-
Entor.
BRlpGEPODT. Conn John II.
King. ~ years Old is dead as re-
su't 90 bc.ng hit on thc temple by
pitched ball
CHICAGO Frank Schultz. rieht
folder OF The Chicago National league
baseball club. WAS married here today
to Miss Mabel Kirby
Cumberland. Nd Mrs Daniel long
frll backward from second story
porch 80 feet into tlc creek and was
unhurf
HUNTINGTON. T.. = prothora
were rivals for tho hand of Miss Mia
kiesam. AGED 80. shc selecting Chas
Sammis. AGED 1s. in preference 10
Riualdo sammia. agcd So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

WAS1IINGTON. June 2c.-Tho
Canadian reciprocity bU emerged
from its first ordeal 300 tine senate to.
nicht uuacatched The Root amend.
Wtnf proposing modification OF Che
wood pulp aul print papcr section of
fl" agreement wus defeated after
Fcrou hours of debate. hs an over
VhcIminr yofr Tho friends of Che
7ucudmrn' Wcro eD satisfied off ifs dc.
f'Ht fhnf rull cHf ou thr voto was
NOT demanded This leaves the r..
c.rrDCIfy measure opcu fo tho general
Eight chat Is t0 follow for amendment
of important provisions of fnc pauc
'nri0 l0w. S<uator GaFoIlotfo uu.
uouncrl loo speech opposing the Root
amendment fhaf hn would rlgo fo fho
senate Glance fn pass ou general
tariff amendments fnr frrc paper. FREQ
lumber 1nl Iuwlor produc.a. and fnr
reductions u many other schedules
Senator ''IUn H'.1 announced DIS fu.
fonf.Hn OFF offering u FREQ paper
amrrImNrf LATER and other senators
rHt' '...'"ra u. fh.'r purpose to
Nr. 'ru r.v or. consideration of
'T revision ou he widest plan
'H.. .r re Root amendment was
.r-.- I.r"oI With attack uu fhe wfrIc
r'...r..f- ur.Hre iu thr debate
fIHf rHu fhr0rrnH fhe afternoon. aud
nn..r resulted .I frr HeraIf uf SON.
Hiur Roots proposal fr cnIure fio
ln.fo hI hr "Irur chat 600 Cluad
Hr provinces should remove thoIr cr
port restrictions uu ru'n wool anI
fe products. before fho rrcIuro.Ifr
features or fI. roul uun rr1 print
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Friend
Then Self
Double Tragedy in Redwood Fol-
lows Quarrel at Boarding
House Monday.
EXCITEMENT HIGH
OVER THE AFFAIR.
Crowd Following Murderer Enters
Hub Factory Where
He Ends Life.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intellirencer.
REDWOOD. W. Va. June eG.-A
shockJs = tragedy. a murder and sui.
eide. has stirred this town to a high
pitch OF excitement. Tho double
tragedy followed a quarrel at a board
ing house over trivial matter.
Granville Johns and boarder named
Eulett were the participants. Johns
became very excited and drawing a
revolver shot Eulett through the
breast. He dropped dead. Johns. who
Is said to be a dope hend. escaped
and hurried to the hub factory, where
he was employed.
There was hastily formed a party OF
citizens who followed. with the hope
OF apprehending tho murderer. Just
as they neared the plant. pistol shot
was heard, when they entered Johns
was found dead. a bullet wound In his
heart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Grand Jury Making Thorough In
vestigatiOn of Corruption
in the Oil Town.
NIGHT SESSIONS OF
GRAND JURY LIKELY
Nature of Inquiry Kept Secret, but
Big Sensation Is Promised
in the Report.
fBY Q. 3. CADpLEN

MlDDLEBOIRNE, w. Va. June 20.
With the issuing to-day OF sum
monses for 1o2 additional Witnesses
by Prosecuting Attorney X. c. Moore
TO testify before the Tyler county
Circuit Court tomorrow. into the al
legged corruption in Sistcrsvillc. and
other matters. another sensation has
been created in the oil town. To date
nearly 200 summonses have been IS
sued for prominent residents OF this
country TO testify In the Sistcrsvillc
inquiry.
To-niEht !. u. Iiaudlan. prosecuting
attorney of Ohio county. arrived in
the city 10 defend T. y. Rcu. former
city councilman; Tom Smith and
Andy Dcwire. who were indicted at
the last session of the grand jury on
charges of violating the election laws
by electionecriug within the siXty-foot
line
Speaking Of the prolonged session
ot the grand jury. Prosecuting Attor-
ncy Moore stated tonight ;hat Sis
tersville is 10 be investigated from
top TO bottom. and that IL is 'he iuteu-
tion OF the grand jury TO give every
person an opportunity 20 tell what
they know of tho charges OF corrup-
tion.
Liquor Element Excited.
Although the city council has mot
several times within the past ten
days. th"y have failed to act on th.
granting of cry licenses in Sisters
V''o. and this has added 90 th" uy--
f.ry that surrounds tho acffDu rtLa.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Race War TerrOrizeS The Town OF Weaver

The Randolph county authorities are
AT present In complete control Of the
situation. but threats Of summary
vengeance are heard on all sides and
fresh outbreaks may occur M any
time. The sheriff will conduct a Wig
orous investigation. but the shooting
and cutting was done in the darkness.
and the laurel thickets on every side
made escapes easy.
The natives OF the little village
were too frightened 70 appear on the
the streets. and il was their franctic
and exaggerated appeals over the
phone for help that brought the shcr-
IN and posse 10 the rescue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

ony tonight started TO Weaver. three
miles distant. TO endeavor 10 wipe out
the colony al the latter place. The
sheriff's possce from Elkins arrived on
the scene i'm dime TO Illustrate their
plan and further bloodshed has been
stopped. temporarily al least The
promptncss OF Sheriff Pritt. Constable
Marstiller and posse. who were
rushed on n street car TO within four
miles Of Weaver. and then driven over
Rich mountain 10 the scene Of the
trouble. has prevented "A struggle that
otherwise would have taken place. and
thar would have been fearful in its
consequences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27

Special Dispatch 20 the Iutcilirercer.
ELKINS. W. Va. June 26.-Author-
tiles have a race war under control,
one Italian with a fractured skull ex-
pectcd 10 dc any minute, and three
others Gtaliaus) IN prccarious con
ditions. one OF whom will probably
die. one American. H. +. shutter. is
In very dangerous condition as the
result Of cuts on face and neck in
fictcd by Italians last night. The cut
ting OF shutter was the cause Of the
race war which broke out tonight. In
tho general melee that followed an
italian from tho ncighboring colony al
Junior was shot. and the Junior col
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Rule for Labor
Hen for Contempt
GonePers and Others Must Face Court
On Charges Next Month
Old Case Revived.

WASHINGTON. June 2f.-Justice
Daniel T. Wright. Of the District
supreme Court. today issued rule
"cairst samuel Gompcrs. Frank Nor
ris'n and John Mitchell. the labor
leaders. requiring them to show cause
on JHiy II why they should not be
Judged guilty ~ contempt ~ court.
This action followed the films of the
report OF the special committee of at
torneys appointed boy Justice Wright
Z" inquire into the matter ~ contempt
prpr"'lircs iu tho Bucks stove and
Range boycott case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Uncle Zeb and llIe Weather

Frrr notice how
cray ff f1 fo propose
tte second fIfr. arr
bow much better Won
nre ntie to hold hrr
frrn7
Wnaniurfon. jane q
" n nh turf1
Juno o. Forecast
Wruferu prunae1
Vauin Tnur gernna-
rr1 Iurafav Wed
ueanHV fHfr mnfer
nfe rnufhwoaf wIura
nrIfflrg fn uurfhwnaf
OHIO TMnHHrr
aH u orn TuraTHg
cooler fn north unr
finrs WefucaTav fafr.
f'HNnrnfr north g.
u0 rfhwraf wInfn
WrHf WfrrInfn
ALn" ore Tuesday.
Wcdnoadag fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
w. Va. Firm
Part OF Trust
Indicted With Others BY Grand Jury
In New Box Board Trust.

NEW YORK. June 2G-An indict-
mcnt formulated under the criminal
provision os the sherman law. drawn
by United States District Attorney
Henry a. Wise. was returned today
by tho Federal rrand jury against tho
Eastern BOX Board club. alleged 10
Doe the successor Of tho dissolved
Fihro and Manila Association"
ATnn- tho individuals Indicted
wcr" ITank 3D. Harrison and j. s..
Itsf.r. iu hg. .'r,ss as Eysf,r G Son.
az fiaIlfuu. VS. va
Ih" Federal prosecutor. 10 IS
learned. V.l .u fho event OF couyic.
'.on.. uree ia.l r'ufcnco- at veil as
'h" Imposition ol heavy nuos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Hundred New Witnesses
I'm SiSterSville Inquiry
Million I'm Deal
Houston Interests Take over Big Key
stone Colllery In Pocahontas
Field.

Special Dispatch 20 tlc Intelligence.
BLCEFIELD. ". Va. June "a
deaf involving a million dollars has
Just been cOnsumatcd in the Pocah-
ontas coal field. Hon. T. +. and IL. II.
Houston having taken over the prop
critics of he Rig Keystone Colliery
60. Tie company have an output OF
1000 tons q dag and there is n battery
OF -" coke ovens
Tho ilousiou Interests also have
purchased thc Stouecliff lease on Pin
uaclc creek. "a large 'ract that will be
developed az once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-27
Put QuietuS
On Root Rider
SENATE REJECTS AMENDMENT
TO RECIPROCITY.
LaFoliette Attacks Newspapers -
Promises Free Paper and Lumber
Amendments Later.

WASHINGTON. June &C.
= persistent and perhaps day
hy day effort. beginning tomor
row. to advance the Canadian
reciprocity bin boo tine senate
hF getting unanimous consent
t1 fX definite ttmc for % vote
on it. and. ON separate dates.
ou the house wool and free Ist
bills a- we'll VIII De made by
Chairman I,urozc of tlo scu-
af" finance committee. ffa
does not count upon immoIl
.fr success for iis efforts. how
ever.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
HAVE YOU TRIED PAxTINE

You don't have to pay soc or S1oo a
pint fer historian antiseptics or per-
oxide You can make 16 pints of a
more cleansing, germicidal healing
and deodorizing antiseptic solution
with one 25c box Of Paxtine-a solu-
olo antiseptic powder, obtainabIe at
any drug store.
Paxtin9 destroys germs that cause
disease, decay and odors-that is why
IT is the best mouth wash and gar
gle, and why it purifies the breath.
clearses ara preserves the teeth bet
ter than ordinary dentifrices and IN
srorGe bathing it completely eradi
Gates perspiration and other disa gree
able body doors Every dainty Wom-
an appreciates this and its many other
toiIet and hygienic uses.
PaXtine is splendid for sore throat.
infamed eyes and to purify mouth
and breath after smoking. You can
get Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic at any
drug store, price 25c and soc or by
mail postpaid from The Paxtine Toi-
let Co, Boston. Mass, who will send
you free sample if you would like
to try it before buying
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23

in s.. Pie end oth.r towns OF Can
ada.
Miss Fide'is Farrell of South Man
chester is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Kate Farrell. over the Cir. sJmas he'll
idays.
Miss Florence Weller was in Will
mantle on Friday attending the Christ :
mas exercises at the state normal
school.
Miss Eva v Murray of Occum has
been CaTed 20 HarTi sviIIe, +. l.. by
the sudden illness of her sister. Mrs
Corrigan.
John Sullivan of Bridgeport is visit
ing relatives in Norwich, having come
here FIRE IN Worcester, where ne has
been working.
Edward Woisard of south 4 street
is planning TO make q hurting trip
next week in the vicinity Of West
Rrookfield, Mass
Miss Elizabeth Weller, student at
the Willamette normal school. return
cd Friday 10 spend the vacation ut her
home in the village.
F. 7. Slaughenhauft and Rauol La
mOreux of the United States navy are
spending the holidays with reIati. es
OF the latter on Norwich avenue.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23
Christmas Tres.

Friday afternoon at three o'clock
there was a Christmas tree for the
Junior. league at the First Methodist
church under the direction of Miss
ON the prettily decorated tree were
stockings of candy, strings of popcorn
and presents for each child.
Holiday Guests and Travellers.
w G. Hitchon and family moved this
week from Washington place to the
corner of Pleasant and West Town
streets.
- Miss Mary Manning returned Friday
to her home in South windham after
two weeks visit here with her sister.
Miss Martha Manning.
Miss Annie Mcnamara of Smith
college, Northampton, Mass, is AT
her home on Wightman avenue for the
Vaca ton.
So heavy was the Christmas mail
Friday that F. f. Sterry had an as
sistant and pushcart to deliver the
packages.
J. F. Lucey, principal of the West
Town street school. spends the Christ
mas vaaction at his home in North
ampton, Mass.
Allison g Rogers. a student at the
Boston Polytechnic school. returns to-
day Saturday to spend the holidays
al his home on Washington street.
Mrs. Eliza j. Chase of East KiIlingly
and Mrs Carlos b. Eccleston of Otro-
bando avenue attended The closing
exercises of the school in Waterford
Friday.
William S. Case of West Town street
is remodeIinG his house so as to make
two apartments; also wiring for cleo
trio lights and making other improve
ments.
Mrs. Ruth VergaSon of Wightman
avenue fell on her doorstep Wednesday
evening and dislocated her shoulder.
The fracture was reduced by DIR. w.
Il Tingley.
Attorney Charles Arnold Brady of
New York city comes today Saturday
TO spend the Christmas recess with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Brady of
West Town street.