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The border vidette., 1911-05-06
LA GALLINA CIEGA." :"
Comic Opera Tonight at Lyric
 Theatre by Local Artists.

Tonight at the Lyric Theatre will be presented the popular comic opera La Gallina Ciega, '' under the auspices of. the Span ish- American Alliance of No gales.
 = A select program has been arranged consisting of fine nov ing pictures and the comic opera, in which well known, popular local stars will take part.
 MesSrs. Jose Balsells and En- rique Aguilar, members of the society, have arrived from Her mosillo. They will be ably as sisted in the production of the opera by MT. Reynaldo Rivas and Misses Francis BrickwOod and Miss Rosa Burruel.
 Prof. Gilberto Soto, also a musical director, and rare treat is in store for music loving theatre -goers of Nogales.
 Between the acts Miss Francis Brickwood will sing a delightful danza, and Mir. Balsells will sing a serenate which has been dedicated to the celebrated tenor Enrico CaruSO.
 The entertainment promises to be a most enjoyable affair, and all lovers of fun and music, are expected to contribute with their presence, and thus assist in making it great success tinan- cially and socially.
 Tickets 50 cents and 2J cents.
 For reserved seats phone or call on Agustin Escobosa 0t Escobosa's Cafe, Nogales, So nora,
The border vidette., 1911-05-06
A FAVORABLE REPLY.
Board of Trace After Lower
 Rates From Eastern Points.

The following communication received by W. c. Budge. se- cretary of the NoRales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade, will be of interest to No9aies and Santa Cruz county citizens who transact business with the rail- road
 Nogales and Santa Cruz Coun. ty Board of Trade, Nogales, Arizona.
 Gentlemen:
 Referring to your letter Of February 14th, last with which you enclosed copy of resolu- tion adopted by the Nogales and Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. Nogales, Arizona, pro- testing against the present ad- juStment of class rates from Eastern points to Nogales.
 The communication referred to has been given very care- full attention as promised in my letter to you of February 21th. with the result that steps arc now being taken to reduce the rates under consideration to the figures applicable to Benson, in accordance with your wishes. MT. Clapp will notify you later of the date on which the reduced rates. are made. effective. e.. xraz Yours Truly,
 O. ". Luce, Assistant to Vice President.
The border vidette., 1911-05-06

1
 power, the passenger train from
 the south was several hours late
 Thursday morning. The delay
 ed passengers, especially Amer jeans. stated they were glad to
 again be on Uncle Sans domain,
 where peace and quiet reign
 supreme. Attached to the de
 layed train were five carloads of
 oranges consigned to points in
 the states. The oranges were from the orchards near Hermo-
 sillo.
 Frank Olsen. one of the best
 known miners in southern Ari- zona, one of the original owners
 Of the Pride of the West mines
 at Washington Camp, is visitor
 in the city. Frank recently.
 through o. K. Franklin. the
 local mining man, disposed of
 his interest in the Three R
 mines near Patagonia, to K. R.
 Richardson and Arthur Crepin,
 of Patagonia. Frank says the
 mine continues in bonanza ore,
 and is one of best copper prop
 critics in Arizona. Shipments of the rich product from the mine continue from Patagonia.
 Several hours last Wednesday the telegraph line on the Sonora railway was out of commission,
 the wire having been cut short distance south of Imuris by re- volutionists, who that day oc- cupied the town. It is said that about one hundred and fifty rebels without firing @ shot or damaging property, took posses sion of Imuris and after making the city authorities and num- Der of wealthy business men contribute large sums of money to the cause, took their depart ure. Between four and five thousand dollars were collected. 1 The southbound freight train l was held up by the rebels and 1 the Mexicans guards relieved of l their rifles and pistols, after which the train was permitted 1 to continue on it's way. When 1 the train arrived at Santa Ana 1 a large number of Federal sold 1 iers boarded it and proceeded at | once to Imuris, but the rebels l had taken their departure.
 Superintendent H. J. Temple, of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, is one of the busiest men in l the republic of Mexico these l days He is constantly on the | move looking after the interest l of his company, and it is said | that it is largely on account of | his personal popularity with the people that mOre damage has l not been done his oompany's l property on the divisions of 1 which he is superintendent. As l yet the revolutionist5 along the | line of the railway between Can 1 anea and Guaymas, have done 1 little damage to the line and l trains have not been interferred l with. Mir. Temples popularity 1 has no doubt saved company and l the Mexican government much l loss of life and property. He | treats everybody white, and has | the fullest confidence of his l company, the public and those 1 under him. At a time like this 1 the railroad company is for 1 tunate in having such capable, level headed men as Joe Temple 1 in charge Of it's affairs. Whether it be in his private palace car, on a section hand-car, or a-foot, he is always on the job, accom- capable assistants.
The border vidette., 1911-05-06

Mohave County preparing to bond for Court House and jail. Appropriation requested for S25 ,OOO for Arizona fish culture station.
 A million and a half sheep are in Arizona on ranges, producing eight or nine million pounds of
 wool annually.
 Much building in process at Tucson. Residences in course of construction in April aggre- gate about S35 ,OOO. Nogales reports heavy imports of cattle from Mexico. An aver, age of from l., eco to 15, eco head have entered monthly.
 Much attention being paid to dry farming in Yavapai county. Many successes are reported in this line of agriculture.
 The 51 banks in Arizona have total deposits and resources of $24, e31 .S25,24. There are 3S Ter
 ritorial and 13 National banks. Phoenix capitalists. have of- fered to establish central pump ing plant in Sulphur Springs Valley, to irrigGte 20,OCO acres Highway to- Grand Canyon from Prescott and Phoenix via. Ash Fork is assured, work has commenced adjacent to Prescott
 Large tract of 32,COO acres adjacent to Prescott has been purchased by Eastern capitalists Land will be placed under irrigation.
 Good Roads Association,
 strong organization, perfected 1t Phoenix April P, Convention called by Governor. Good roads assured in Arizona.
 Citizens of Douglas have don. ated five acres of land to city for large park. Swimming tanks and other attractions will be established at once.
 Successful growing of sugar beets has been demonstrated at Buckeye, Salt River Valley. Large acreage will hereafter be planted to this crop.
 A 4CO gallon minute well, depth 500 feet, has. been develop ed at San Simon. Settlers are taking up land in San Simon and Sulphur Springs Valleys.
 Plans for irrigation of 2,CC0 acres near Salome are well in hand; contracts already made for supply of water to irrigate 6,OCO acres near Wendendale.
 Meeting of Arizona High School principals with Univer- sity authorities at Tucson q great success. Dr. Wilde, new head of University, took charge May l.
 Marble quarries are being de veloped at Bowie. Arizona mar ble is of splendid and rare quality. New York and other markets are calling for it.
 Summer resort in the Chirica- hua Mountains for Douglas and BiSbee people is considered Ideal site at Paradise. elevation 8,OCO feet, springs, running streams and tall pines.
 Monster engines for railroads in Arizona indicate excellent roadbed conditions. Engines just received weigh, filled, over 2OO tons, tanks hold 1000 gal Ions of water and 3,CCO gallons of oil.
 A train load of 28 cars holding 759 head of splendid fat steers was shipped from Salt River Valley to packers. Excellent quality of Valley fattened stock is recognized throughout the country, and product brings high prices.
The border vidette., 1911-05-06
TERRITORIAL BULLETIN.

Assistant to Vice Presiden
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

Section 12 II hereafter, the said TrCity Auto
Home Telephone Company shall
sell assign to- lease consolidate with
the control OF majority OF capital stock the
OF its business become fact the control OF Its
a stock the OF business shall become the
rival telephone
divdua individuals corporation control
telephone do
all
rights franchises and privileges hereby shall
and all rights and whatsoever
Rock Island shall become
the property absolutely OF the City OF Rock Island
IS The said TriCy Automatic Home Telephone Com
assigns shall this ordinance within thr
800 after the the otherwise this ordinance
and all rights granted by shall be null and void.
IA This ordinance shall effect and
conditions shall be conferred
TriCty Home Telephone Company.
assigns, said shall the
OF lines system until said company
assigns shall resolution duly by
OF directors and certified the City Clerk under
and the the
this ordinance and all the
limitations therein contained and agree by abide by
and be bound by the
This all and privileges herein
shall from the date this
ordinance goes
The above ordinance will be submitted Of electors
requested by filed the ninth day Of August 1911
= VI. T RUDGREN.
Commissioners Of Accounts and Finances and City Clerk
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

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not really. IL mas only Gesceudeu
10 lus ankle, WueIe X Is puIIeu III
Win a Uauu OI saO4S ana " aL4 dLLSU
10 Tip up 10 ~ Ua4eI villa LAG ,. C0I-
cot case ILuaS SIHAUIe.
IL MAS V4OA44AenL a. big SO"L
snow JGsL neIu IA NC" 1OIh, anu
CaAc IL CO4AY YanS n4Ln LAe OuUSSt
eGuOes from 4C+4IA4ne pasLs lAat
r aoAIOA Ads YC4AAAtLSu LCL SSLL lAS.-
A-auy yedTs-
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IonaISe--d CAV A4Ae H4nL o. q DS4-
~ SaIueu-4n 4EACA OILc over a
nnlLe SdtIu SnIIL anu UOUIGe. 4AG
narrow DIacA velvet IH&L DUrdeTeu
IL WAS LIenIeAQC tsIy OemuTe, anu
IL Was na- al Lue LaCA as IL
couIQ manage COLsI5tentIy-
But tnGIe - 10 uOuUL OF II, ladies
youu nave AIps AGAIN before the
season S over. J. IIo not need d
telescope tC discover that the wasp
waist may yet return to oIscoun-
teuance the stTaIgnL-IrOnLeQ Venus
de Milo brigade WnC have been con-
cealing their ayoIrdupois. There
was even a glimpse OF the old bas-
que-veritably. my sisters. ImaE-
inc yourselves IN cloudy skirts with
a sky blue or green or link silk
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

~s~- G>O.--GN~A NA4s GAA.L 49,. ,.-L
&c S--GSL! IASre ~ Ue 40 uOre
AAASi0@sueaS Oh nuAIdu LoIA4s. Even
-+OUYS a4S lAieaLenSu.
VI LLe IGsL, everything must
-G@SA LAS SIOLAu, II LuAy even a.
T--S ~ Il L. G4u. UUL lie IAN must
DSNSi Dc 80 aISAL- 10 Us LIuAS Culg
JOu nave 10 Late IlLIe a4uew4ss
al IC4iO" JoU ABOUT Win i sUIL or
-LLOA4~osSu I44L- -NOOOuy hAOns WY
,Ae ta4I O4 = UTOCaue, say--IOr ulo-
I@uSs are guItc LAe pIOIer Cayer-
SACLI1 uGSGSAu OnIy a. Luc ISIL ex-
-GpL LA%L II uISpOsSS u Lue Suu Oh
~1S A@teL4aI mIlnOuL resOrIIuk 10
ene sG4ssOfs ana puI,s Uack Ine
1OCA suACiCuLIy 10 SNOW your TlguL
sI4A StOch4ns some Lnlru or SO Oh ILs
4SAS LII yOu are IN d hurry
4nere are the kmpIIe waists
up under the aTm-pILs-the social
ca natural waists ana no waists at
~! IA the no0lsn GOWNS II Is an
dHalr OF choice. AS no skirt Is vida
enough OF Itself to reacn the moor
IN safety. Dack-breadth much Ike
an elongated coat tail in contrast
ing color or material Is added This
is often fitted up" into the bodice
which is helped out with net or
IL 6cnu at the neck with a
haDhazard sleeve annexed
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
At High School

The committee in charge OF the
building Of the old soldiers monument
at ChippiannOck cemetery will take Ip
a collection in the high school tomor-
row. The grade schools donated So
and it is hoped that the collection in
the high school will make it 800. A
list OF the donors will be placed in the
corner stone of the monument
The student editors or the Watch
Tower will meet tomorrow night and
discuss the designs handed in for the
cover and the headlines. All pictures
must be handed in before then
The Hart Literary society will meet
"Wednesday after school
The bog : zlee club VIII meet on
Tuesday and The girls wll meet on
ThUrsday.
The second team met last 1irat 70
elect a captain. Verne Pratt was chos-
Ell as their leader They are going
to work hard this week and hope 70
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
ARNOLDS WEAR MOURNING
Parents Of Missing Dorothy Return
Prom European Tour.

NeT YORK. OCT. 2f-Mr. and Mrs.
Francis r. Arnold, parents Of the ~ ies-
Ing Dorothy. returned on the steam
months stay i'm Europe 4 DO not
~ an. 10 discus the disappearance Ol
mg daughter an. more. Arnold said
i have had Ito news Of her since =
o'slock on December Il lat year. when
? heard she had some. We have been
abroad since June for a rez;- We
have not been 20 Rome. as Wa report
cd In fact We have not been south OF
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

TO AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN
ORDINANCE GIVING PERMISSION TO THE CENTRAL
UNION TELEPHONE COMPANY. ITS SUCCESSORS OR
ASSIGNS, TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN TELk-
PHONE LINES IN THE CITY OF ROCK ISLAND, ILL
NOIS, AND FOR THAT PURPOSE TO BUILD con-
QUITS, TUNNELS, LATERALS AND AN UNDER
GROUND SYSTEM AND TO ERECT POLES AND
STRING WIRES AND MAINTAIN THE SAME OVER
AND UNDER THE PUBLIC HIGHWAYS, AVENUES AND
ALLEYS IN SAID CITY.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

Section I. BETT ORDAINED THE COUNCIL OF
TR uNfoH N TEPHoNF coMPANY it: successors or
signs is hereby authorized to purchase and no @
owned and operated by Charles Bailey J purchaser OF the
Rock Island, and vicinity, Illinois
The travelling routes of pole and the underground
Telephone Tegraphcompan purchased and operated
by Charles / Bailey. II shown more Pacui-FE IP ~
%aP sad @aFted 2ed Rfs1 E4hibi5 HSe'3 a. ''@Sso '
telephone exchange plant OF the Union ElectT'1
Balev IT. in conformity according the provisions OF
the ordinance 70 which this Implement ] III ne nreet.
alleys Of duplication OF poles a4o
lines it IS the understanding tia. the C F1I @ I With al
parallel lines and utilize single lines OF poles heneye N the P
ion OF the Commissioner OF Streets and Public "
singleness Of seems practicable
Section This Ordinance shall be construed as new
merely intended grant privilege 10 purchase ana
thereafter operate and maintain the tele21one I~ % m M c
L Bailey, Jr under the conditions and limitations 6 al
OF February, A D. 1910
Section In eonsdeEa.on o he s and FSgss c6r9s6T 65S
land the sum OF Five Thousand soooo' the pas
sage taking effect OF this ordinance.
A Rfr 6 @ o s P5Sf RS]SOy aes gee's TO
permit the FARMERS or RURAL TELEPHONE lines going
Milan, Rock Island County I1i 10 @
COMPANY Milan for which connections the maximum charge
shall be hve cents sos per message o[ ea6H nsge
City Island the said Company resev
ing restrict each message period il found
necessary charge poporIon addition or each
additional understood however that the FARM
ERS or referred shall be kept in such
condition and repair shall enable them to give commercial "
further consideration OF the permission hereby
granted Union Telephone Company purchase the
Company from its or from his assigns ana us
under the ordinance hereby amended the SAID Cen
the following rates for telephone service Rock Is
Moline Davenport du he lie OF said ordinance
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
TRI-CITY SERVICE.

the privileges hereby
Central Union Telephone Company that dur
ing granted the City of Rock Island
February Is 1910 will charge subscribers
Island than charges subscribers the
OF
charged before February
-.
Section This Ordinance and all rights and privileges
shall take from and alter the earliest period allowed
by law II shall ter1nin or April 5. 1888.
on OF July, 4. d,
Approved the seventh day OF July. A. D. 1911.
HARRY VI SCHRINER.
Mavor.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
L ILNDRCRG.

Commissioner of Accounts and Finances and City
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
BLACK SILK
STOVE POLISH

~ ,,rlr paTior stove sIrrHrn stove or gas stove.
ftct can from your hardware or ht's" nea4ef.
II .r.- 1. not fIF j. Ir.tsy than any other stove
y. E-fl ysI have ..r- f.H1 ff1rs- your dealer -
authorized g. refund your money. Huf We ieel
sJr. vau -uiI agree -lfu the fhaIr5Csfaf of 0fh>y
up-to-dase women vino arc now using ElatA
six Stove Polish aaH vino saJ y o. the 2ri
1r.-sr faErsv rzs~T HH74tr
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ORDINANCES ENT1-
TIED SALOONS" AND NUMBERED CHAPTER so IN
THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF 1910, BY ADDING
THERETO SECTION II
by Council City OF Rock Island Hi
Section That the ordinance entitled Saloons
beed Chapter Fifty t50 the Revised Ordinances OF 1910 be
lows:
From and after first Monday MAY 1912
the license each dransOp saloon conducted the City
Island shall Thousand 100000 Dollars per
year. payable semi-annualv in advance.
Section All ordinances OF ordinances conflict
herewith hereby repealed far they conflict here
with.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24

make better showing in their next
game than they did at Moline last Sat
urday
Coach Corncal has discovered in Kit
tiisen q drop and place kicker OF no lit
tie ability and he will be used here
after for all the kicking In practice
last evening his kicking was remark
ably accurate and il is evident that
his toe viii be a means Of scoring for
the high school
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
Germany" The Arnolds were dressed
in mourning.
COOK MOBBED BY DANES
Copenhagen Crowd Hoots Explorer
Who Goes to Lecture.

Who Goes to Lecture.
Copenhagen, oct. 24.-Dr. Frederick
A. Cook. the discredited discOverer or
the north pole. who was acclaimed as
a public hero and decorated by the
University Of Copenhagen when he re
turned from the north three years ago.
was yesterday mobbed IN the streets
here. The doctor arrived here from
the United States, accompanied by his
wife. to begin a Iecturing tour. \
great crowd followed the couple as
they left the station, hooting and hiss
ing Cook until he was compelled 10
rush for safety into "a nearby building.
\ police escort was necessary to pro
tect Mr.. and Mrs. Coos on their way
10 a hotel.
Your cough auEOys YOU Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate mem
branes Of your throat II you want 20
be annoyed But if YOU want relief
want 10 be cured. take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Sold by all druggists.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
Keeps Your Stove
"AIways Ready for Company"

A bright, clean, Ci1z5v stove is the Jcv
and pride OF every Iactccpcr. But J.
is hard 10 keeb a stove nice and shiny
unless Black silk Stove Polish IS used.
Here is the reason: Black SILK Stove
Polish sficks tIghf II the IJOH. II doesn't
nut 0n or dl5k OH. It's shine lasts f0H,-
fi,,les longer than the shine Of any ofhey
polish. You only need 20 polish 0He-
IOHytH as often, yet your stove will be
cleaner, bytgHteJ and bclfsy ho0fiHg than
it has been since you first bought IL. Cse
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-24
N1avOr.
Attest

O1ty Clerk
Passed
Approved
The ordinance considered by City Council
the City OF Rock Island Illinois, the 2 day of September
said City Counc that be submitted
people the special be held the 31t day
of October, 1911
NJ T RUDGREN.
Commissioner of Accounts Finances and City Clerk
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
ESTABROOk TO
TRY WITH THREE
Former NJ. & NJ. Winner Spanish
Queen Was His Property and he
Liked Experience

Il. II. Estabrook. OF Denver. a
grocery millionaire who won the VI.
& NJ couple OF seasons ago Win
spanish Queen and who annuaIll
races stable OF peculiarly
trotters down the big line. has come
across with three entries IN the
$4,000 Detroit stake this year
Mr.. Estabrook found the pleasure
he got out OF Spanish Queen VI. &
NJ so great that he has hopes OF re.
peating the sensation and is entering
three trotters one OF which VIII nave
the call on race day
The ,Estabrook horses are as fol
lows:
Soralto formerly Lilly w, by
Simoneer dam by Happy King
Fanny Lawson, by Tregantle-t'anny
Summers.
Areo 2;24 Ia by Arion-Cuddledon.
Lilly W was the winter fayorite for
the NJ & NJ OF last year. but trained
OF and was held over Areo was also
candidate for the stake, being al
that time owned in baltimore. Mr..
Estabrook purchased him during the
summer and has re-entered him
Fanny Lawson WAS very fast colt
trotter and is now five.
The Estabrook horses will. as usual
be campaigned by Gus Macy and his
son The string will arrive in Detroit
about May 10, and will be trained
over the state fair track, several OF
its members starting in the early
meetings OF the Michigan circuit
Among the horses which will accom-
pany the stake entries are the PAGERS
Pickles. 2:ll Ia; Countess Marie
OLA IL, and c the Limit, 2:0G IA, The
veteran cripple Country Jay, 2:05 Il
heads the trotters IN point OF record
Other good ones are Spanish Queen
2:07 II. and Gold Dollar, 209 IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
WOMAN MAGNATE
BARS THE BOOZE
St Louis Nationals Will Play in
Soft Drink Park Declares
Their New Owner.

ST. LOUIS. Mo- April THE no
AqUor policy OF the Cardinal baseball
team, formulated by Is new owner,
Mrs Helen Hathaway Robson Brit.
ton caused some loud talk here to-
day -
Fans who for years have been ac-
customed 10 sooth their throats parch-
cd with roofing with coplous llba-
lions of the amber brew OF the hops,
are excited They foresee a sun
parched desert OF stand and bleach
ers. unrelieyed by the delights OF he
foaming cup or stein--and they de-
clare that the Cardinals can never
win games with a crowd OF beerless
rooters.
But Mrs Britton was firm
Bring on the woman and children
and bar the booze, was the ultimatunl
she delivered and there is no appeal.
National League baseball in ST.
Louis is TO be subject OF the Up.
lift" under the rule OF y A Steining.
er whom Mrs BrittCn elected presi.
dent of the team yesterday Mrs-
Britton herself becomes Nice-presi-
dent.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
COLUMBUS PUTS
UP BOLD FRONT
Swisher Insists He's Not Worried
Over Action of Grand Circuit
Stewards.

COLUMBUS. April President
Swisher and Secretary shepard OF lie
Columbus Driving association. do not
seem in the least worried over The
action taken by the Grand Circuit
stewards at Buffalo. They claim that
the entire action Was Illegal, as they
IA not have the necessary twothirds
vote 20 eXpel the Columbus associa-
ton Anyhow, Columbus had resign
ca long ago and We're already out Of
the Grand Circuit The action threat.
ening TO refuse entries by a Two
thirds vote OF any horses entered al
the Columbus meetings is considered
merely az whip that is being held
over the heads OF the horse owners
n an effort 10 compel them 10 race
their horses east OF Cleveland. The
Columbus men say that they anuti,
pated some such action ON the part
of the Grand Circuit and expected
that a fight would be made They
are confident that the action yester'
day is only blum and will succeed
In soaring only few owners into
line. They expect TO have plenty CT
high-class horses here for both their
August and September meetings.
They may have 10 sue tor the return
OF the $500 franchise money
April L. the final date for the ell
tries for the early closing events, Viii
tell the tale.