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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-12-12
OPEN HEARTH

x CUMMY MCFARLAND co.
But here again was no label The
stamp in the tin was obviously put
there by the maker Of the metal. And
there was nothing to show where the
glycerine had been purchased.
"In a field beside the railway yards
one of our operatives found a wooden
box in which the glycerine can had
been packed in sawdust. He gathered
a sample of the sawdust and put II
aside. All sawdust looks alike to you,
probably. But that sample of saw
dust proved to be another 'clincher.
An examination of the box showed
that it had been constructed of two
boxes of equal size: the end of both
had been knocked out and the sides
ioined together with cleats. One box
was marked 'NEO black and the other
NEO purple Our operative conclud-
ed that they had probably contained
either paint or ink. Ink suggested the
Neo-style.' He found that there was
an agent for that machine in Peoria
and he hunted up the shop. There
were a number of discarded boxes in
the mans cellar, but he set no value
on them; he gave them away to any
one who asked for them, and they were
even to be had without the asking
That clew ran out, consequently.
while we were busy working or
leb
men had been busy in Peoria and its
vicinity trying to find some traces OF
the dynamiters. BY a process OF elm
ination it became evident enough thai
the dynamiters had driven to Peoria
in an automobile, probably-with
supply of their bombs, and placed
these and set the alarm clock hours
before the explosions, and made
clean getaway in their car without
attracting any notice.
However, we had been finding ou
some things about nitro o-glycerine. Il
can't lawfully be shipped on the rail-
roads. If it's delivered at all, it goes
by horse and wagon from the factory
It seldom travels very far from the
place of manufacture, because of the
danger of handling it. Besides, there
is no standard can for the trade. Ev-
cry manufacturer makes his own cans
and the cans are more or less distinc'
tive.
There was man named NJ. j
Morehart agent for the Independent
Torpedo company, in Portland, Ind,
about 200 miles from Peoria. He reac
the description of the can, as circula-
ted in the newspapers, and he suspect
ed that it might be ore Of his. He was
brought to Peoria and he at once rec
ognized the can as one that had come
from his factory.
That was our beginning. Things
began at once to unravel. We found
that on August 20 a man calling him.
self j. w. McGraw' had seen More
hart in Portland, and asked wholesale
prices on nitro -glycerine, and arrang-
ed for the purchase of 100 quarts, to
be used, he said, in a quarry owned by
C. w. Clark of Indianapolis. on rock
that was too hard for dynamite His
story was plausible.
ION August 29 he telephoned from
Muncie, Ind, and arranged to accept
delivery of 100 quarts of nitro-glycer-
inc from Morehart on the highway
outside of Albany, Ind.-since the law
forbade the transferral of the explos-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-12-12


forthan delay.
ubmaker and the obligation Of
concerned all the
name he s duly paid for
price ENQUIRER by the Is
expiration $175 Year,
clubmake
January date JNu
1191 for subscription
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-12-12

The Rocky Road to Georgia.
Some of those southern roadbeds
are pretty rough" the commercial
traveller remarked. Il remember on
one occasion ordering some fried eggs
for breakfast in the dining car. After
I'd waited awhile the colored waiter
returned and said: Sorry bout dem
fried aigs, boss. De cook says de
roads 80 rough dat ebery time he
tries to fry aigs dey scramble
Boston Transcript
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-12-12
OTHER PREMIUMS

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THE CONTEST BEGINS NOW and will come to close on
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TOWNSHIP PREMIUMS

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
EUROPE WILL NOT
 CONVEYANCE TRUST
This Is Opinion of Witness in Steel Inquiry Before
 HOuSe

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-John A. Top ping, chairman of the board of direct ors of the Republic Steel and Iron Co.. which recently cut the prices of steel, told the house committee inquiring in- 10 the affairs of the-steel corporation today that no agreement to maintain prices existed between the Steel cor poration and independent companies.
 When did the Republic company be- gin 10 cut prices 2"
 Las May, think"
 The purpose Of the Gary dinners. MT. Topping said. was a desire on the part of steel men to discuss sOciolog- ical, technical and other questions of mutual advantage.
 Wasn't such sordid subject as pric- es ever talked about?"
 Not specifically. In a general way, perhaps"
 Were not the men who attended the dinners put on their honor to maintain prices?
 For Their Own Business.
 "i think no one was bound to do anything more than to look out for the best interests of his own busi- ness"
 Chairman Stanley asked the witness if he had been invited to attend the international conference Of steel man ufacturers at Brussels last July. He said he had, but declined.
 Did you believe, as a practical bus mess man." MT. Stanley then asked, that this effort made in Brussels to fix prices all over the world will cs- cape the parliaments of Europe as price fixing has escaped here, and that this American institution can be fastened On the rest Of the world?'
 I doubt it very much,' Mir. Top ping said, even if it were practical" :"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
WASHINGTON READY
 10 RECEIVE TOGO
Will Arrive on Lusitania Today and Be Given a Hear
 ty Welcome


 WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. S. Chandler Hale. third assistant sec retary of state and Captain Potts and Lieutenant Cook of the navy have gone to New York to receive Admiral Togo. the celebrated Jap anese naval commander. who is a passenger on the Lusitania which is due to reach port at late hour tonight or early tomorrow morning. Secretary Hale and the two naval officers have been detailed as aides to the Japanese admiral and win accompany him wherever he goes during his brief stay in the United States.
 According to present plans Ad- miral Togo viii come to Washing ton immediately upon his arrival in the country to pay his respects to President Taft. He will remain in the capital four days. during which time he will be elaborately enter tained. President Taft will give a big dinner in his honor at the White House Saturday evening Aaron Uchida, the Japanese ambas- sador. will entertain his famous NNlAAAA GieAn sti uAllntI SuHAuH tAGu~ ing and on the two evenings fol- lowing similar functions will be given by Secretary of State Knox and Secretary of the Navy Meyer.
 The admiral will visit the Wash ington navy yard and will probably go to Annapolis to inspect the naval academy. A trip to Mt Vernon is an- other feature of the program.
 The stay in Washington will end at noon next Wednesday, when Ad- miral Togo and his party will de part for Philadelphia. Thursday will be spent in the City of BotherIy Love. Then will come a visit Of five days in New York City. The Oig feature of the entertainment pro- gram in the metropolis will be an elaborate dinner to be given by the Japanese society of New York.
 From New York Admiral Togo will proceed to Boston, arriving there on August 16.-From Boston it is expected the party will go di ret to N.2ga'a Falls, where tn American escort will say good-by to the distinguished visitor. who will go from the falls tc Montreal 10 begin thc Journey across Canada to Vancouver from which point he is 10 sail for home.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
PRICES DRIVEN ID
 BOTTOM IN MARKET
Bad News From Different Sources Knocks Bulls
 Off the Street

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-The stock market today made several attempts to recover from the heaYiness of the preceding session and some ground was regained, but the weight of the selling movement in the final hour drove prices to the lowest level of the present movement.
 There was a marked weakness in coppers. Southern Railway shares and a number of minor industrlals Cos sip is busy as to the causes of the reversal in the market. Rumor assign ed the short selling operations Of a western grain trader, while liquida- tion in part preciptated the offerings of a local grain operator, who is cur rently reported as having suffered se- verely on the bull side of the cotton market.
 Among the incidents operating to restrain bullish activity was further weakness of Standard oil on the "curb," a stock decline of % points, an unusually heavy offerings. The news from Washington that the at torney general is soon to submit to the treasury department a report dealing with an inquiry into the for nation of a securities company re gently organized as an adjunct to one of the largest national banks, also furnished food for reflection. as did dispatches from New England telling of the indefinite shutting down of per haps the largest cotton mill in the Fall River district.
 The heaviness in copper shares was partly explained by reports presented by several leading companies. An of set to these adverse factors was found in cables from London, which stated that a possible basis for an agreement over the Moroccan situa- ton had been reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
COAST GUNS OF J. 5.
 DEFY STRONGEST FOE
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page J) into our traps" he says, but they win of course land very near the vitais of the country. The theater of a war on the Atlantic coast would be in the immediate vicinity Of our great cities. On the upper Atlantic it would be between Wash ington and Boston and on the southern coast 1t would be in the gulf near the big cities They will not land in remote places, be- cause it gives us too much time tO organize They are going to land near enough to hit us"
 To make such a force effective, as would be necessary to repuise an invaders landing the war de- partment has recommended the merging of a large number of army posts. This would serve to bring tho force closer together, and make the whole more efficient. It is proposed by the department that out Of the 160 army posts now scattered throughout the country half be abandoned
 In the old days when there were Indian troubles on the frontier, a large number of army posts were necessary to protect the people. Now the Indians are Cuiet, and it is 10 longer necessary to scat ter the army force over so wide . reach of territory.
 The recent mobilization of troops in Texas shows the difficulty, Of fUpwiru s 1nrga forca The on o0n men now in that state were drawn from more than Q score of army posts For the best efficiency. the army experts declare, these troops should have been in three or four posts
 The house committee has indi- eated that it will assist the war department both in reducing ex- Denses, and ia giving greater eff ciency to the army.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
VETERAN MINER OF
 LOCAL DISTRICT DIES

Lee Ross. otie of the old timers Of the local disiifct aud pioneer O. Arizona, died at Phoenix Wednesday and his remains ~ill be brought to Bisbee for iLterment today. The fun eral will be held from the k. of P. hall Sunday at o'clock and the local lodge of Redmen will othciate.
 The decease died of miners con sumption and left for Phoenix about a week ago iu the hope that the change Of climate would benefit him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
ECZEMA ON BACK & SCALP. Gives s25 fer Curing Her With
 Stenzers Eczema Iiouid,

Park Chemical Co, San Antonio, Texas. Gentlemen: By referring to your correspondence you will find a letter from me, written last Sept ember a year ago. in which I said would send you a check for S25, if your liquid cured my skin dis ease, which affected portions of my body, my neck and extended partly into my scalp Well here is the S25 enclosed-I am cured. in fact I have been cured over four months now, hut I thought best to wait a few months to see if it did not break out again before sending the check. Sincerely yours, Mary Louise Ford Maddox, 61O Ma. son St, Dallas, Texas.
 StenzePs Eczema Liquid does not only cure eczema; it cures all skin and scalp diseases. This Ii- quid is pure white. It penetrates, purifies, stops all itching at once and heals. Fer sale by your local druggist Bisbee Drug Co, Bisbee, Arizona. Price s1. per bottle. Pre- pared by Park Chemical Co, San Antonio, Texas. 1I3
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
PASSENGER RATES
 REDUCED IN MEXICO
Southern Pacific Makes Big Reductions on Its Va
 riouS Lines
Especial to The Review. ,

CANANEA, Son. Mex, Aug. 3.-The Southern Pacific lines of Mexico have reduced the price on their various lines from the basis of : cents to 5 cents klometer, the same going in to effect on the first of the month. The price of second-class fares has not been changed, being as low as possi. ble.
 The rates on the Sonora railroad of the concern have not been changed. They have been on the 5-cent basis for some time.
 The new rates will mean a great saving to the travelling public. The fare from Cananea to Mazatlin form. erly was n pesos, but under the new rate 1t is cut down to 55.2O pesos. Other rates to various stations show a similar reduction.
 Julian Wins Match.
 The pool tournament which was held at the Cananea club has been fin- ished and Wm. 4. Julian was the win ner of the match. The players were divided into four classes, the win ners of each Of the classes 10 play for the championship prize. Julian sue ceeded in defeating the three contest ants for the honors and received a handsome billiard cue.
 No More Help Needed.
 The Greene-Cananea company has issued notices to the effect that the company is at present running with full crews of employees and that every thing possible has been done to pro vide employment for the maximum number of men and at the present time there remain no vacancies to be filled. Americans who figure on com ing to Cananea will see that their chances for obtaining work with the company are slim. to say the least.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
HOLINESS MEETING.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Aug. 3.-The twenty-fifth annual meeting of the Ohio Falls Holiness association opened today on the camp grounds al Silver Hills, west of this city The session will continue for ten days. and eminent speakers from Wheeling, St Paul, Louisville and other places are to be heard.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
BILLION COTTON CROP
 FOR PRESENT SEASON

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-With continued official assurances that the 19l0-11 cotton crop of the United States will be the greatest yield in the history of this country, there is speculation ss to it's total value. Should the staple this year sell at the same price as it did in 1909, the value of the crop would be ap- rroXimately S1 1.uC1. .603, ,O00. exceeding the record breaking cotton crop vsue made last year by more than SiS9 O00.G0O
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
TARGET DESTROYED AND
 LPRArTICE IS EMnE

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 2.-The target practice at Fort Rosecrans today was with the ten inch rifles, which were manned by the One Hundred and Eff teenth company of coast artillery. The range was $500 yards.
 At the fifth shot the target at sea was completely destroyed and the pEactice was abruptly ended.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
BIRTHDAY OF KING.

CHRiSTiANlA, Aug. 3.-Fqags were displayed and the customary salutes fired today in celebration of the thirty-eighth birthday anniversa- " of King Haakon VII The king and queen have but recent yr- eturned from England, where they were prominent participants in the coronation festivities.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
GENERAL LEONARD WOOD
 WANTS AUXILIARY FRO


 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Seneral Leonard Wood, chief of the staff. de ciared today that there is a lack oi auxiliary troops, especially field ar tillery in proportion to the infantry strength of the organized militia, which would seriously affect the eff ciency of the reserve forces if called out for national defense.
 This defect is strongly emphasized in an order just issued by General Wood authorizing an increase in the field artillery for the militia.
 The chief of stan urgently requests the state authorities to organize ad ditional units of this arm of the ser vice.
 Change Of program Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
TWO LIVES SAVED BY
 GUARDS AT RESORT.

GUARDS AT RESORT.
 ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 2.-Joseph Moore and John Lake, two deep-sea fishermen, were rescued from the sea or Mississippi avenue by Life Guards Creighton and Hall after a thrilling fight that nearly cost the lives of all four. Moore and Lake fingered near deaths door for an hour after being taken to the Beach Hospital tent be- fore they responded to treatment
 The fishermen eapsized and were seen by Hall and Creighton who start ed out with the fife lines and bgoys. as it was too rough to launch a boat. Crowds on the boardwalk and beach witnessed the most daring rescue Of the summer as the two surfmen bat tied their way through the pounding breakers 10 the upset beat. Both fsh- ermen had gone under for the las. time, but were finally brought to the surface after the guards had diyed repeatedly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
ABANDON ATTEMPT TO
 ENCIRCLE PIXIES pEAE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug B. Favored with ideal atmospherlc con- Gitions. Aviators Parmalee and Tur- pin each made two long flights here today. Thirty thousand peo. pie turned out to See the bsrdmen. The plans for circIing Pikes Peak had been abandoned because the flights could not be started until late in the afternoon, when the wind died down.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
CIRCUIT COURT DECISION
 fnf CHFHANn ra-

IN SF1tOF11O [sAO ShGEs
 CHICAGO, IT,. Aug. 3.-In a deci- sion yesterday Judge Gibbons of the circuit court fixed the price of gas at so cents a thousand cubic feet pend ing the final disposition Of the injunc- ton suit brought by the Peoples Gas Light & Coke company 10 prevent the enforcement of the ordinance recent ly passed by the city council reducing the rate from s cents to an average of 70 cents during the next five years. The court deferred action on the is- suance of an injunction. f.
 The court also refused to direct the gas company 10 impound to a special fund the amount collected from cen sumers in excess Of the 70 cent rate while the litigation over the rate is in progress.
 The decision came as a surprise to the legal representatives of the city who will appeal from the ruling
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
HowoY PAP!
STREET CAR STRIKE
 THREATENS DEs MONIES

TnE1 ENo LGS MOIN E ..
 DIES MOlNES, Ia., Aug. 3.-Eyery motorman and conductor of the Des Moines CIty railroad tonight is pre- pared to obey a strike order, the is- stance of which is imminent
 Manager J. B. Harrigan refused to meet with the city council in the con ference planned for this afternoon, saying that he will not arbitrate and is ready for the strike.
 Several hotels have refused accom- mOdations to Se0 strike breakers, and in one hotel, the entire kitchen and dining room force walked out when they learned they were serving strike breakers
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04

2 refined and % 10 date bnarG:7s and day school for young ladies and girls. S54
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04

Hear Happy Jack George. Lecture on temperance, Orpheum tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04

Don't miss Happy Jack Georges lecture on the liquor question to. mght-OrDheum
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
No More Help Needed.

Don't miss Happy Jack Georges lecture on the liquor question to- night-Orpheum
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
LoREuo ACADEMY

Change of program Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04

Nev songs $ pictures. Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04

Change Of program Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04

New songs 6 pictures. Royal tonight.
Holbrook argus., 1911-05-30
SCHOOL FUND
 IS INCREASED

The apportionment of the Ter ritorial School Fund for the var. ious counties of the Territory has been made and shows a de. cided increase over past years. Below is given the school census and the appropriation to the va. rious counties.
 Navajo county, ,295 children, $1942 50.
 Apache county, SSS children, $1332 %.
 Coconino county, S05 children, $12O75O.
 From the above it will be seen that Navajo county leads by q considerable number of children of school age of any of the sur- runding counties.
Holbrook argus., 1911-05-30
MUSICALE AT OPERA
 HOUSE WEDNESDAY,

The Musicale held at the Opera House Wednesday even ing by Misses Fisher, Brown and pupils proved to be the treat Of the season. Bach and every instrumental number or Lhe program was rendered II. masterly style and the young ladies and gentlemen proved not only able to bring magnifi- cent tOnal effects from their in strumeuts but rendered each number in a masterly manner.
 Both Miss Brown and Miss Fisher are to be warmly con graduated on the success of their work as demonstrated by Wednesdays concert. The vio- lin playing Of the latter was of a splendid order, combining rich expression and clever technique.
 The vocal numbers were all good and particular mention Is made of the duo Schubert's Ser enade rendered by Miss Fisher and MT. Oldaker.
 Both Mr. Gillare and MT. Old aker in the last number were in rare voice, and assisted in rounding out a marvelously well performed item of the even. ing's entertainment.
 The proceeds ot the concert were donaUed to the musical fund of the high school. Both young ladies are leaving within short time for their summer vacation but they are assured that a cordial welcome await $ them when they return here in the fall.
Holbrook argus., 1911-05-30
UNIVERSITY CLUBS
 ENTERTAIN

Probably one ot the noStSat- fSfactOrv and well rendered en. ceTtaInment ever gwen in Wins low was that rendered at the WInslow Opera House last Mon day evening by the California 6lee and Mandolin Clubs of the University ot California. TlTs was the second appearance of the Club under the auspices of the Santa Fe, they having ap- peared here about a year ago m almost the same popularity that they enjoyed on tilis appearance. The honse was filled to it's capa- city andstandlngroem was at a premium. Quietreignedthrough- out the-ent1re performance wlth the exception of one or two out bursts from an infant too small to enjoy the treat or realize the need for quiet. Hit were only possible to bar such fakes as frequently blow in, and have people Of this class in each and every show that comes to Wins low we probably would not have noticed so much the perfection of each feature of ftlleeutertainment but when you consider the differ ence Tn these people and the Comedy Companies" that have appeared here of late we feel that there Is more due the Clubs than is usually given them.
 The program was one well SC lected and as well rendered, ev- cry number bringing cut some surprise and adding new interest, and the only disappointment was a~ the curtain dropped frr the last time, and we awoke to find that the time had passed too fast and we were left only to en- joy the entertainment over again in reflection.