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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
STAGE RUNAWAY
IN THE YOSEMITE
Brakes Failed to Hold and Driver
Turned Into Road to Escape Fall
Over Preeipiee.

Yosemite, CAL, June An stage
coach runaway In the Yosemite valley
one man was instantly killed, three
women were seriously injured and
seven other persons sustained minor
injuries.
The dead:
r. s. Leisenring, Allentown, "a.
Seriously injured:
Miss Martha Weber, Boston; arm
broken; Miss Dlsenderfer. Boston;
shoulder broken; Mrs. A. JaeceL New
York; gashed over eye.
The injuries sustained by the others
were fnconsiderable. All were tour
lists.
Tho party, numbering forty persons
and occupying four big mountain stage
coaches, left Camp Advance early
yesterday morning for trip to Awana
which was made safely.
At a steep grade the horses on the
front stage became frightened and un-
manageable. The brakes failed to
hold and the team galloped down the
winding road with the stage swinging
from side to side between a high
bank and sharp precipice. while the
passengers screamed in fright.
Convinced that he could not stop the
animals. the driver finally turned them
straight into the wall of the cliff. The
stage turned completely over and sew
eral of the passengers were caught
beneath.
Leisenring was thrown clear, but
struck on his skull and was instantly
killed.
The stages following carried the In
iured and Leisenring's body to Camp
Advance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
STOWAWAY MAY BE
ANARCHIST WANTED
Manila Police Holding Man Thought
to be "Peter the Painter" Who
L. d.

Manila Police Holding Man Thought
to be "Peter tho Painter" Who
Figured In Police Battle.
Manila, June 5.-The Philippine au-
thorities are holding stowaway found
on the British steamer Protestilaus,
which arrived here today. The man
embarked on the vessel at Singapore,
while coal was being taken on, and
1t is suspected that he is Peter, the
Painter" the Russian anarchist for
whom the British police have been
searching for in connection with the
murder of three policemen in Hounds
Ditch of which "the battle of Sidney
street" was sequel.
The officials Of the British consulate
here, while skeptical, think the man
will prove to be Peter the Painter"
and are having him held pending an
Investigation. The Protestilaus left
Liverpool April 80 and is bound for
Seattle.
For a time It was thought by the
police that Peter was one of the two
outlaws killed in the fighting between
London police and anarchists January
last, but later the man was reported
as having been seen at various places
in Europe.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
Tri-W eekly Courier
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Paris Green at Sargent's
Hats, shirts, ties, etc closing out sale
at Grube's. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bongers and son
| Herman and Miss Loretta Cogley, 2l5
North Hancock street, leave this even
ing to spend Sunday with friends in
Eddyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Smith from near
Carbon were shopping on the South
Side today.
London Purple at Sargent's.
w. A. Louder, from west of the city.
was a business caller on the South
Side today.
L. Cohagen, from south of the city
was a business caller in Ottumwa to-
day.
Arsenate Lead at Sargent's.
H. C. Alcott, from south Of the city
was transacting business in Ottumwa
today.
! Elmer Eddy from west of the city
was shopping on the South Side to-
day.
Persian insect powder at Sargent's.
Catherine Johnson of Kirkeville, Ho.,
arrived today to visit at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. P. B. Snavely, 213 North
! Moore street.
| Fine shirts at Csc. Grube's closing
out sale 225 East Main.
MI. and Mrs. Harrison McCarroll,
4O5 Chester avenue, left today for Mt.
Pleasant for visit.
Miss Lena Grips. 401 Chester avenue
left today for few days visit with
friends at the Iowa Wesleyan College
in Mt. Pleasant.
Powdered Hillebore at Sargent's.
Lester Palmer, son of P. C. Palmer,
formerly of Ottumwa but at present
residing in North Yakima, Wash, Is
visiting his uncle, A. w. Palmer, Cos
Fellows street.
Fred A. Morgan, contract agent for
Barnum & Bailey's circus was in the
city yesterday. The show will appear
here July II.
/ ]. B. Mowrey and party Of friends
went Hedrick this morning In Mr..
Mowrey's automobile.
Everything you wish In Rubber
goods. Sargents.
Miss Elizabeth DAILY, PA North Wal.
nut avenue, has returned from Des
Moines, where she visited friends who
are attending Highland tark college.
Trunks and suit cases at less than
cost CRUDE 225 East Main.
Mrs. 8. A. Crowley, 800 West Sixth
street, left last evening for Mendoza,
ILL.,, having been called there by the
serious illness of her mother.
A marriage license was granted to-
day by Miss Clara Peterson, deputy
clerk Of the district court to Otto
Vlasak Of Ottumwa ant Miss Leta Col.
Inns Of Eldon. The marriage will take l
place tomorrow.
Two dollars and fifty cents worth of
Arsenate Lead will kill every potato
bug on ten (1O) acres. Ask Sargent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06

drifts. Because of leaky valve, air
got into the gasoline tank and caused
Simon considerable engine trouble.
Four times during his last circle of the
course, in which he was blown away
out Of direction, the motor stopped.
Simon was so near the ground, about
$50 feet, that had the engine gone
dead he would have suffered a bad
fall, luckily the motor came to life
each time just quickly enough to pre-
vent an accident.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
TRUST IS
UP TO GRAND JURY
JUDGE Lands Empaneis Body Before
Which Evidence OF Government
viii be Placed.

Chicago, June 5.-Investigation OF
the so-calied lumber trust" with a
view to criminal prosecutions was be-
gun in the United States district court
today, with the empaneling Of q spec
ial grand jury by Judge K. M. Lands.
Evidence said to implicate the leading
men in the lumber industry has been
gathered by special agents for the
government and will be presented be-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
NEW REVOLVER MARK
SET BY FRISCO MAN

San Francisco, CAL, June 5.-James
E. German Of San Francisco yester-
day established a new worlds record
with q revolver at the Shell mountain
range, scoring ACT for fifty shots at
fifty yards of the standard American
target. The former record 465 was
made by Captain Calkins at Spring
field, Mass, In 1904
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
BODY OF DANVILLE
MAN FOUND IN LAKE

Chicago, June 6.-The body Of man
thought to be that Of w. c. O'Toole OF
Danville, ILL.,, was found floating in the
lake here today by the police. There
were no marks of violence or any
thing to indicate that he met with
foul play. Two cards were found on
the mans clothing, one bearing the
name NV. c., OToole, Danville," and
the other Charles O'Toole, San Fran.
CISCO
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06
Dunbar sextette.

This is a sextette of pretty gifts.
who put on a splendid musical pro.
gram of great variety and clevernets.
They furnish the music both after
noon and evening on the first day OF
chautauQua.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-06-06

fore the grand Jury late today OF to
morrow.
Special attention Will be paid BY thu
grand jurors to methods said TO Rave
been adopted by the alleged combln1
ton to keep Chicago mail order hot1sea
from purchasing lumber directly from
the manufacturers.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30
ma Mayora.

Teraz gdy wybory wiosenne
pc wiekszej czesci zaprzataja
mysl %obywateli miasta Vino
ny, rozchodzi sic 0 to, kto
bedzie nastepnym majorem.
Ma to, rozumie sic, ME MONA
tax }atwo odpowiedziec; jest
wiele rzeczy kt6re musza bye
rozstrzygniete przez gfosujace-
go, ably wyb6r jego ma urzad
tax wazny i zaufania godny,
przez glosujacego zostaf do
brze rozpatrzony. Zanim g}o-
sujacy odda CLOS jest jego obo-
wiazkiem ably sic dobrze wpa-
trzyl W prywatne i przemy-
stowe zycie kandydat6w, co
sic tyczy ich uczciwosci i RE
telnosci, a Wtenczas skoro juz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

z RZYMU nadesz}a wiadomosc
il generally wikary dyecezyi wi
nonskiej ks Edw. f.. Devlin zosta}
przez papieza mianowany domo.
wynn pratatem papieskim. Miano.
wanie nastapi}o z powodu polece-
MIA biskupa Hebron kt6ry obecnie
W Rzymie przebywa. Jest to tylko
tytu} honorowy,i ME ma W dyecezyi
zadnego nadzwyczajnego z%naczenia
lecz upowaznia go do noszenia pur-
purowych sukien a W razie bytno.
sci W Rzymie do asystencyi W 0
gdlnych czynnosciach papieskich.
We'll ks. Devlin jest cd l5tu lat pro-
boszczemw parafil sw. Augustyna W
Austin, MINI , Liczy So lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

Czerstwy umys}, dobra
strawnos6, zdrowa watroba i
doskona}y aretyt naleza DO
blogo51awiehstwa, kt6re spro.
wadzaja Ora Richtera Koto
wiczne pigu}ki Kongo ma "a
twardzenie i wzdec;e. % i
Scot. Kotwica ma butelce
jest znakiem prawdziwosci.
F. Ad. Richter & Co.,. 215
Pearl Str, New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30
Parma ma sprzedaz.

Moja farme W Trout Run VAL
ley, z 24s ARROW gruntu, dobre bu
dynki, dostatek woody, dobrze o.
%grodzona, ogr6d owocowy, l4c a"
kr6w pod pfugiem a wiecej do u
prawy. Dostatek dobregc drzewa
pierwszcgo gatunku. Mafa posiad-.
lose by}a by znamienita. Zg}osic
sig albo pisac do
John Brownie
{ r r No. 4
Area dia, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

REPREHENTANT A. P. Ii
bera przed}ozy} bill, pod}ug kt6re
go W miastach liczacych cd 300 10
do $4,000 mieszka1c6w wszystkie
wyszynki musza bye o IL godzinie
W nocy zamkniete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

w UTICA, MINI. pewien' far
mer, Otto Schaffer PREY na}adowa-
niu fuzyi wystrzelit sobie W zola-
dek; stan jego jest krytyczny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

Tony WyDOru, natencZaS pO-
winien g}osowa6 ma tego clio
wieka, 0 kt6rym mysli, re ten
p~rzysluzy sic miastu
i jego mieszkancom przez ucz-
ciwosG i sumiennosc.
c.. G. Miller, w1asciciel Park
hotelu znany Wino1ski bizne-
sista, kt6ry jest kandydatem
Ia majora ma tykiecie repu-
blikanskim, przedstawia nj
niej szem swe zapatrywanie ma
kwestye, jaka polise on wy
biera gdyby zostaf wybrany
majorem.
Co jest najzywotniejszym
p%rzedmiotem kt6ry ma bye
rozwazony W pofaczeniu z
wyborem ma godnosc majora?
Winona W czystym, rozum-
nym interesie jest W r6wnosci
z niekt6remi ogromnemi
przedsiebiorstwami. Podatki
zebrane So dochodem NUM-
cypalnym. Major jake naczel-
mix tego wielkiego. przedsie-
biorstwa jest odpowiedzialny
"a rzete]nos6 i kompetentnosc
wydatkowa tysiecy dolar6w
rOcZnie.
Jest przeto st6sownem ably
g}osujacy kt6rzy biora udziaf
W tenn wielkiem przedsiebior-
stwie, powinni sobie to pyta-
dobrze rozwazyc: Kto ma W
tych sprawach %przewodzi6 W.
tym miescie, tax, ably kazdy
dollar wydany m6gf przynies6
100 procentowa korzys6?
Najpierw TAXI p~rzewodnik
must sam cd siebie dodac du-
cha azeby laden przypadek
nierzetelnosci ME zosta1 pre-
puszczony. Postepowa oszcze-
dnosc bedzie duchem pre-
wodnim.
Tajemnica korzystnego rza-
du czyto narodowego albo
municypalnego jest rzetelnosc,
ME tylko miniona rzetelnosc
ale rzetelnosc WI zyjacej for
mie kt6ra sic nazywa zdolno-
scia. Nasz Rad municipality
kredytem anizeli ciagfa
tarcza do ataku.
Por6wnanie pomiedzy niez-
dolnym zarzadem' MUNICIPAL
nym a zdolnym ~przemysfo-
wynn radon niebyloby pre-
ciwnem poprzedniemu zarza-
zeby takie zasady byfy
raz przyjete j w~ykonywane.
Przyczyna tax Wielu bfed6w
municypalnego zarzadu jest ia,
re polityczne ambicye tylu lu-
dzi zwiekszaja sic mnoza sic
cd ich zdolnosci, z
czego jest wynik cafkowitego
i niepotrzebnego wy
datku fundusz6w miasta.
Przez ostatnie pietnascie lat
kt6rych by}em mie-
szkancem tego pieknego i po-
stepowego miasta, miafem
s~tycznos6 posrednio i bezpo-
W wielu ruchach tax
politycznych jak i ~przemys1o-
wych starajacych sic o ule-
pszenie tego miasta i miafem
sposobnosc przez ten czas stu
dyowac potrzeby wymagania
p}acacych podatki, a je-
zeli g}osujacy zdecyduja sic
mice wzglad ma mnie przez
wybranie ma urzad kt6ry jest
ceniony %najwiecej re wszyst-
kich urzed6w tego miasta,
szczerze przyrzekam rzqdzic
ma tenn stanowisku podfug
mych najlepszych zdolnosci i
rzadzif otwarcie, rzetel-
ME i interesownie z r6wnymi
ola wszystkich a
przywilejami ola nikogo.
G.. G. Miller.
republikanski kandydat
40 roo;oro ,o,oo%o W;,or-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

,,POLSKI Klub Robotniczy''
bedzie mia} swe nadzwyczajne 'po~
siedzenie W przyszta sobote VIE
czorem W hall zwyk{ych posiedzeh.
Upraszam wszystkich czfonk6w ably
byli obecni ma tenn posiedzeniu a.
bysmymogli przedsiebiorcza sprawe
za}atwiG.
JAN WiCZ, sekr
6O1 wsch. Broadway I'll.
Winona Mimi.
Bill przedfozony W legislature
przez p. A. p. Libere odnoszacy sic
do koncert6w W miastach liczacych
ME mniej jak $4,000 a ME wiecej
jak 10000 mieszkanc6jw zostal
przyjety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

W [ wybor6w przyle-
piajcie przylepki D. F. Hardt
ma miejsce Alderman at Large.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

WlADOMOSCI


w PRZRSZEY poniedzia-
lex, 3go kwietnia, odbeda sic
wybory miejskie. Lista kan
dydat6w ma rozmaite urzeda
jest nastepujaca:
TYKIET DEMOKRA-
TYCZNY. :.
Mayor, J. R. Schroth.
Kasyer G. Trippe.
Assessor, Henry W. Posi-.
Alderman:
AT Large, Frank H. Polzin.
1. wardy, J. H. Protz.
2. wardy, M. W. Murphy.
4. wardy, H. Enderlein, Sr.
4. wardy, J. W. Jereczek.
TYKIET
KANSKI.
Mayor, c.. G. Miller.
Kasyer, Edwin A. Brown.
Assessor, J. P. Ross.
Alderman:
At Large.
1. wardY Charles A. Kleist.
2. wardy Henry Hess.
3. wardy E. Wegner.
4. wardy ................
Ma majora miasta ma tykie-
Gle niezaleznym jest takze
pan w. e. Hamilton. -
G}osujacy, tax demokraci
jak i repubiikanie maja vice
wolny wyb6r.
Ma Aldermana At Large ma
tykiecie niezaleznym ubiega
sic D. F. Hardt.
WE wtorek rozpocze}o sic W ko-
sciele sw. Stanis'awa X. czterdzie
sto godzinne nabozenstwo. DO po-
mocy naszemu Prev. ks. probosz-
czowi przybyli nastepujqcy Prev.
i Wiel. ksieza: ks. A. w. Cara,
independence, Wis ks. J. Wojto-
wicz Granville, So OAK, ks. S.
w. Majer, Mimic, No. OAK, ks.
8. P. Burant, Berlin, Wis, ks. Fl.
~Jazdzcwski, Minneapolis, Mimi. ks
z. Kupferschmidt, St. Paul, MINI.
ks. A. Kryjewski, Wilno, MINI.
ks. j. w. Cara, Pine Greek, Wis,
ks. P. Chrzan, La Crosse, Wis.,,
ks. J. T. Ciemihski, Duluth, Mimi,
ks. J. Smiech, Owatanna, Mimi,
ks. J. +. Grabowski, Winona Mimi.
i miejscowi WieI. ksieza.
w SRODE zosta}a posunieta
granica odd~zielajaca nasz polski
cmentarz cd gruntu p. w. E., Ha
miltona, kt6ry to grunt p akra
zosta} podarowany przez wla6ciciela
pana w. E. Hamiltona, parafii sw.
Stanls}awa Kostki. Koszta "a wy
m%ierzenie gruntu, odznaczenie gra-
nicy i sfupy kt6re zostafy tam wko-
pane ponosi pan w. E. Hamilton.
Z RZYMU nadesz}a wiadomosc
IL generally wikary dyecezyi wi:
nohskiej ks Elw. f.. Devlin zosta1
przez papieza mianowany domo:
wynn prafatem papieskim. Miano'
wanie nastqpi}o z powodu polece-
MIA biskupa Hebron kt6ry obecnie
W Rzymie przebywa. Jest to tylko
1utnl honorowu ! ME ma w duecezuj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

PROBOSZCZEM parafii sw.
Wojciecha W St. Paul, MINI. o.
s]ieroconej przez sp. ks. Pra}ata y.
Majera, jest cd kilku dni Wiel. ks
P. Roy, dotychczasowy proboszcz z
Ivanhoe, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

Try %miesieczny
procent pc 4 cd sta.
pfatny | lipca 1911
cd wszystkich ,dero-
%nowanych pieniedzy
%skladanych pred lub
dnia 3 kWletnia 1911
" Wtrona Savings
Bank.
Przeszlo jeden Mi
ion trzysta ~p:eGdzle-
STAT tysiecy depozy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

81. Teresa Bruska zmar{a w
sobote rano 0 poi jedenastej licz2c
lat 81. Pozostawia meza i Gro do
ros}ych dzieci. PAM Maryanne Ber-
nick ,kucye Reszka Rozalie Bru-
ska i synow Leona i Franciszka.
Pogrzeb odby} sic W poniedzia}ek
z kosciola sw. Stanis}awa Kostki.
Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

KATARZYNA Klinkosz Fam.
pod mr.. $50 wsch. Mark ul. roz-
sta1a sic z tym swiatem W sobote
rano. Op}akuje ja MAJ czterech sy-
now i cztery cork. Pogrzeb odbe'
die sic W piatek o 10 tel z koscio.
Ia sw. ntanisfawa Kostki. Wieczny
odpoczynek racz jej da6 Panic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

W SOBOTE wieczorem, pc d}uz-
szej chorobie rozsta} sig z tym swia~
tenn liczac So lat zycia, S. p. Anto'.
nj Katu}a Fam. mr.. $50 - wsch.
Mark ul. Pozostawia : c6rek: PAM
F. Smith W Dickinson, N. Oak,
PAM J6z. Lica W Minneapolis, PAM
M. Cieslik W Winonie cztery ME-
zamezne: Antonina, Wiktcrya, Ro-
zalia i Marta i syna Antoniego.
Pogrzeb odbedzic sic w pi2tek ko-
scio}a sw. ntanislawa Kostki. Vie
czny odpoczynek race mu dac Pa
ME!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-30

S. p. Marcyanna Wojciechow-
ska zmarfa W piatek W domu swej
c6rki PAM Miko4ajowej Slerackiej
W wieku So lat. Pogrzeb odby1 sig
W poniedziafek z koscioia sw. Sta
nisfawa Kostki.
Zmar}a p%ozostawia jedna c6rke i
syna. W,eczny odpoczynek race jej
dac Panic!
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-27

will, we hope, rebound to the benefit
Of the schools Of our three counties;
That, The thanks Of the associa-
ton is due 10 the newspapers Of
Prescott for the full and fair accounts
Of our proceedings TO be found in
their issues;
That, Our thanks are heartily eN.
tended to the good people Of the
splendid city Of PRESCOTT, for the un.
usual courtesics extended 20 rs, and
especially for the pleasures we de-
rived from the automobile rides, also
To Mr.. Gardner for his kindly treat
TO n bounteous supply Of Yavapai
eounty's deservedly famous apples;
And lastly, That, The enthusiastic
thanks Of every member Of our asso-
citation Is hereby given TO that royal
body Of good fellows, the Prescott
teachers, for their splendid social en-.
tertainment and for their continuous
courteous treatment Of every visiting
teacher.
At the business meeting Prof. Robt
q. Smith, Of WinsIow, was elected
president Of the association and Coun.
~ superintendent Robt. G.. Smith, Of
Navajo county, secretsry.treasurcr
The meeting Of 1912 will be held At
Winslow.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-27
SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENT
CFrom Fridays p.ilvA

A. A. Moore, reprcsentative.eleet' 10
the first state legislature, arrived
from Walnut Grove yesterday. and
stated that the principal theme under
discussion In that section is the prob.
ability OF the early beginning OF work
on the big storage dam of the Walnut
Grove Water Storage company. The
company is said TO have let con.
tract, he says, 10 A. q. Barber for
building a new wagon road from the
site Of the dam to Kirkland valley
utilizing at different points the coun.
~ road ON the easy grades. This Is
to be done for the purpose Of estab.
fishing nm easy grade for traction
engine 70 bring In freight when the
work begins. Mr., Barber will begin
road work after the first of the yenr.
The company has just finished build.
ing a new WAGON road 10 the site az
the proposed dam, OF three miles In
length. Mr.. Moore stated that farm
frs and cattlemen are prospecting. and
'hat the nresert winter. 80 far, HIS
reen the ro'dest ever known In the
history Of that locality.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-27
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

The Northern Arizona Teachers
association convened in the Prescott
High school building Tuesday morn.
ing. Teachers from Navajo, Coco
uiuo and Yavapai counties are pres
cnt. up 10 : D. m. lO7 had registered
This attendance is pleasing to the
management for the association was
organized only n year ago and this
second meeting proves that the or.
gani1ation is Of permanent nature.
The meeting of Tuesday was in
charge Of Superintendent q. W. Per
sons. Several prominent educators Of
Arizona are present. Among this mum.
Der are Miss McNulty of the Tempe
normal Miss Bessie Hicks of the Flag
staff faculty. Prof. A. l.. Lacky, su.
uerintendent Of jerome schools, Prof.
Benton, Of Flagstaff schools
Arthur n. Chamberlain Of Pasadena,
Cal, is the principal speaker. Mr..
Chamberlain is q professional insti.
tute lecturer and his two lectures
were an inspiration TO all teachers
present. One point worthy Of men
ton which he advocates is that teach.
ors need a broad business training.
II is impossible 10 guide the growth
for practical life unless the teach.
or - in touch with the world outside
Of the school room.
Miss Louise Gibbs Of Prescott High
school conducted the high school see.
tion and showed the latest develop.
mcnts along teaching mathematics.
The health Of the school children
is n live topic and was discussed in
detail by Miss Hicks.
No teacher will leave the institute
without being better teacher from
listening to McssTs Lacky AMI Ben.
ton.
Miss Severance, the Palmer method
expert, who has charge Of the work
for Arizona began series of lessons.
She gives the work 10 the teachers a.
they should instruct the pupils. Great
results are anticipated from this sys.
tenn of writing, for the hand is simple
and lcgiblc. The free arm movement
is the underlying principle.
The visiting teachers are loud in
their praise about the beauties Of
Prescott and az $3.50 O'Clock forty
were excused 90 enjoy an automobile
fiue gwen ny tue thanDef OF tOm
merce and the Auto Club. Today the
balance will lie taken around the
Loop"
The work for the day closed with
an illustrated lecture on the Yosemite
Valley by Mr.. Chamberlain.
The public are welcome aud invit
ed to this institute and no paren,
should fail to listen to part Of thi.
program.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-27
COMPLETED LIST OF |
ARIzONA'S SOLONS

Road Superintendent Isaac
son, (R).
NAVAJO COUNTY
state Senate. II. Willis IN,
state Representative-F. O MAJ.
(D).
Judge of Superior Court -. SID.
Sapp, (R).
Clerk Of Superior Cour, - W +,
Woods, (R). "
Sheriff.. r. Woods, D).
Recorder-c. NJ. c. Houck. fR,
Treasurer-L. ID. Divelbe.s fp
School Superintendent G sm,,
R).
County Attorney. T.. Crosby ~,
Assessor +. Williams. (R,
Road Superintendent - John n,
Witte, (R).
Surveyor-w. A. Saunders. fR,
Supervisors j. r. Richards. fR
+. 7. Hatch, (R); Barnett Stiles. ID,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-12-27
SELI0MAN SENDS
TWO YI0HTERs TO JAIL
Urrom Thuysdpy's Daily)

seligman experienced quite sen
sation a few days ago, when Augustin
orosco, engaged in knife-slashing
affair, which created havoc among
several Of his countrymen until his
arrest followed by Deputy Sheriff
frank Burnell. Orosco claimed 20 be
relative Of the Mexican insurrecto
general Of that name, and was spurfeas
on to assert his right on the strength
or the new revolution that Is under
Roadway In his native land.
Trinidad Esearequo, of Madero syn
pathies, protested against Orosco, sup
porting the insurrection and was cut
severely, while others were also slight
~ wounded. Orosco was given
trial and sent to the county jail ioT
the limit Of six months under the
statute, while Eseazequo received
sixty day sentence. Both were brought
to this city yesterday to serve time