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Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
OUT OF HEALTH
very common Expression.

is a very common expression.
 Are you one or rle unrortmates.- and what is the cause?
 There are hundreds of people right in this vicinity who have poor blood. are rundown. all tired out. with no strength, vitality or ambition.
 We want to ask all such people to call at our store and get a bottle of Vinol. our delicious cod liver and iron tonic, which is made without oil and very palatable.
 We claim it will make pure. rich red blood, and impart new life. energy and strength to every person who does not feel well. IT Il fails We will re turn yom mOney-without question. Isn't this q fair and generous offer?
 A ease is reported from Leipsic, Ind. Mrs. C. R. CatIin was troubled with mdigestion-was weak-aH run down She says Ninoi cured her stomach trouble.--restored her streneth,-and made her feel like new woman. Any one in her condition can get the same benefit from Vinol. A l.. Boehmer. Center and Washington St. Phoenix AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
RRIEE NEWS NOTES.

J D. Attaway. who has been on the sick list for a couple of weeks. IS able to he around and look after busi- ness. but is not yet able to buckle down to hard work.
 Dan Hibbert was able to come down town and make out bills for the first of this month. but finds that Inc can remain for a short time only He is yet quite a sick man.
 Four boys were arrested yesterday. all on felony charges. one of stealing d bicycle ard the others for entering the McMnn residence and taking from il various articles of personal prop eTty belonging to Mir McMinu. They will have a hearing in the justice court Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The Advance ThTesher company has it's machinery. recently damaged in the fire at the Allison ranch. repaired and will start in business again Mon day.
 J. q. Spangler. cashier of the Mesa City bank. has presented W. Aird Macdonald with fine Panama hat as d testimonial to NIT. Macdon- aids ability as an artist MT. Span gler's idea is to get some of his friends in trouble. probably. Wallie may need another new hat later on.
 Professor Bertram Jones has gone to San BcTnadinO. Cal. where he eN- poets to spend his summer vacation.
 Mrs W. \. Tway has received from the government experimental farm at Tempe several date palm suckers" which she has planted on her ranch east Of town.
 \ severe ease of diphthcria is re- ported al the home Of Robert Brown. four miles east of town.
 The announcement that the Egdn store would he taken into the bank ruptcy court caused considerable sur prise in Mesa. The store had ap- parently been doing a prosperous busi- ness
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
II COST SOMETHING
 ID DISCARD SHOES THE EXPERIENCE OF JOSEPH kEENE WITH CHA COUNTY
 AUTHORITIES
Undressed Feet Land Him in Cils
 County Jail.

Down in the City of Mexico there IS law that an Indian or peon enter ing the city must at least wear a par of pants or go to jail. \ big som brero and a gee string are not con sidered proper for the streets of the capital if the wearer happens to be an adult male The children up to eight or ten years of age are exempt rom this rule. but the Mexican authorities concluded that it was necessary to draw the line somewhere. and drew Il at pants. or rather the lack of pants.
 According to the story of Joseph Keene. a homesteader of Pleasant Val ley. the authorities of Gila county are even more particular than are the people of Mexico. One may wear full dress suit. with diamond studs in shirt front. but will not he admitted to polite society in Gila county offi- cial circles if one lacks pair of shoes. There is apparently also disposition to consider the party who eschews shoes as part Of his wardrobe to be lacking in some part of his brain machinery and therefore should be forcibly controlled from committing a crime against his feet.
 Joe Keene is now working in Mesa, and is a young man of apparent aver age mental capacity. He was for long time employed in the reclamation service here, his duties being to drive one of the teams. In April of last year Mir Keene started to return to Pleasant Valley to look after his property. He had a small roll of money acquired by hard work and frugality and also owned a pair of shoes. The shoes. however. made his feet tired. and when he camped at Fish Creek he removed the offending footwear in order that his aching ex- tremcties might enjoy the fresh air By that act he fell. Be it understood, however he was then in Maricopa county. and he had never heard of any law here making it an offense to be without shoes, especially in the open air and no ladies present. Put it seems that a lynX-eyed deputy sheriff. or constable. of Gila county. one Dink Owens. and the high sheriff of the county. Henry Thompson. were at Fish Creek at the time. The deputy bounced upon Keene. arrested him without warrant. the bare feet being sufficient evidence Of guilt. and turned him over to the sheriff. Keene was taken to Globe and tried before the probate judge on a charge of insanity. The judge held that while bare feet were not permissible in social func- tions. they were not sufficient to send
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
SOUTH SIDE NEWS z
TON|CHT'S SERVICES
 AT THE NORMAL
The Public Is CordialI,. Invited to At
 tend Them.

The normal baccalaureate services will be held "J J.- auditorium this evening. commencing at $ o'clock. and will be participated in by the congre- sations of all the Tempe Protestant churches. A cordial invitation to at tend is extended to the public at large
 Following will be the order Of serv- ice:
 Invocation. Rev John Harden.
 Trio. Father Lead Me by thy Hand" Butterfield
 Scripture read'n
 Music: ta) Solo. External Wisdom. Thee We Praise Mozart; (b) quartet. Tn Judah Is God Known" Protheroe
 Sermon, The Rt Rev. ]. W. Atwood.
 Recitative. With Overflowing Heart 70
 Aair. The Soft southern Breeze" Barnby
 Benediction. Rev Wilbur Fish
 Choir-Mary r. McNcil. soprano. Josephine Palmer. contralto, James L.. Johnston. tenor, Curt w. Miller bass: Ethel Richards. pianist
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
LUNCH COUNTER.

sam Passey has opened lunch counter in the building recently Oc- cupied as a bowling alley next door east of Growers place. It will he open in the evenings and nights only for the present. When the saloons closed Mir Passey had to give up the Jockey Club cafe in the rear of the White House club. If business will justify the venture Mir. Passey intends to open a good restaurant soon as suitable building can be secured. He had big trade prior tO the closing of the saloons and thinks he can hold some of that trade in a new location.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
MESA
LARGE ATTENDANCE
 AT COMMENCEMENT
Closing Exercises Of Union High
 School Very interesting.

The auditorium of the Mesa Union high school was crowded to it's ut most capacity Friday night Friends and relatives of the class of 1911 gave encouragement to the young graduates by their presence and by hearty ap- plause. The string quartet, consisting uf Miss Andrews. Misses Helen Mum ford and Rose Waugh and Paul Gage and irwin Thompson. supplied music. and there was singing by the boys glcc club. the girls glce club and Misses Minal HaWley and Hazel Mum ford
 William Ronald Ellsworth delivered the saultatory and il was an excellent production He had evidently given much time and labor to it's compost ton.
 Civic Pride" was the title Of Miss Mary Emma Buffers essay. and the subject had received her best labor in it's preparation.
 Clarence M Pomeroy delivered the oration. and il was well delivered. Clare has a fine voice and it has been carefully trained His subject was the Labor Problem" and the speakers treatment showed thorough study and comprehensive under standing of the problem in it's reia- ton to social and economic conditions.
 The class poem was read by Joe Maier Mr. Maier has a happy faculty of assembling words tremendously and may in the future if this talent is cul- tivated. beCome one of the leading American poets.
 Charles Philip Peterson delivered the valcdictory. which was one of the best that has yet been given by one of the valcdictorians of past graduat- ing classes The Value of Lofty Ideals" was treated by the speaker in fitting manner. Mir Peterson, it is understood. intends to follow the law as his life profession and his training now is with that end in view. His success at the commencement eXcr- ciscs incline his friends to believe that Phil will make good. either as a law yer or an author perhaps both.
 The Class Prophecy" had been m- trusted to Miss Clara Phelps. one of the two girl graduates. and the con census Of opinion is that the prophecy had been placed in the right hands.
 There was never q more comedy ar intelligent class of graduates turned out from the Mesa high school than the one of 1911. and teachers. parents and friends are all proud of them
 In the presentation of diplomas President George w. Silverthorn spoke in terms of the highest praise of the work of the students and urged them to continue to work for a little higher and better education that they might be equipped 10 fight the battles of life with weapons far more efficient than money-Wisdom, integrity and indus try
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
Consumption Often Develops
 From Pneumonia

Consumption readily affects those who have had Pneumonia. The lungs thus weakened are more easily attacked by consumption germs. Eckman's Alterativc iS then the appropriate remedy.
 42f0 PoWeltou Ave. Phila.. Pa.
 Gentlemen: since taking Ecklnan's Alterative I have. gained twcnty-eight pounds, and | am very thankful for the great change of health il has brought"
 tSiEnodp THOMAS REILLY.
 Fuller details of above case on request.
 Eckrnan's Alterative is for Bronchitis. Asthma Hay Fever. Throat and Lung Affections. For S;tle by all leading drug giSts. Ask for booklet of cured cases. and write tO Erkman's Laboratory Phil idelphia Pa, for additional evidence.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs l.. F. Pafford entertained the ladies of the Home Mission society of the NJ. r.. Church, South. Friday after noon in very pleasant manner. The afternoon was devoted to guessing con tests by way of entertainment. and Mrs Ira Frankenberg and Miss Eliza beth CoSner won first prizes. Mrs El- linGsen and Mrs. Roche won the booby prizes In the late afternoon light re- treatments were served. and the occa- sion was voted a most enjoyable one hN all.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

Teething babies always have hard time Of it when this process occurs in hot weather. They not only have to contend with painful gums but the stomach iS disOrdered, bowels loose and the body uncomfortable. The best help you can give the little sufferer is Me GEES BABY ELIXIR. IL corrects sour stomach, cools and quiets the bowels and helps digestion. Price 25c. and soc per bottle Sold by Elvey X Hulett, quality druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

If you have the itch. don't scratch. It does not cure the trouble and makes the skin bleed. Apply BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT. Rub it in gently on the affected parts It relieves itching in stautly and few applications removes the cause thus performing d permanent cure Price 25c. soc and S1.0O per bot lie. Sold by Elvey & Hulett. quality druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
HE BOWLING CONTEST

It is practically assured now that within a short time there will be a bowling contest arranged between d Tempe team and a team representing the Y. ". C. A. of Phoenix. Tempe now has d team pretty well organized and one that is doing good work The Y NJ. C. A it is understood. is likewise engaged in forming a team and the contest is billed to take place within the next few weeks
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
TEMPE
THE IMPROVEMENT
 IN MAY WEATHER
Marked by a Comparison With Former
 Years.
There has been considerable comment

There has been considerable comment regarding the improvement shown in the weather for the month of May-just passed when compared with the same month year ago. Everybody who was here a year ago knows that there was a great difference. but few knew just what this difference was The follow ing table of temperatures for the month of may for the seven years past will therefore be instructive as well as
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

AS will be seen hy the above table. the month of May just passed, on the whole averaged almost five degrees cooler than the May previous. No won der every one is complimenting the weather just now
 r. H. simmons of the date orchard. who prepared the above table almost submits the following weekly report of his weather observations for the week ending May 2S.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
MORE GAS LINE

The gas business in Tempe is on the boom and many feet to ney service pipe are daily being put in Just al present the main on Mill avenue is be- ing extended on north across the rail- road to accommodate the residents in the part of the town.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

A regular morning operation of the bowels puts you in fine shape for the days work. If you miss it you feel un comfortable and cannot put vim into your movements. For all bowel irregu- larities HERBINE is the remedy. IL purifies, strengthens and regulates. Price soc. Sold by Elvey X Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

to town Friday night and was yester- day sent to Phoenix for ten days by Justice Carr He is suspected Of in sanity and il is thought the ten days time will give his case time to de- ValOO
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
YOUR VACATION.

Take your Kodak un your vacation. i, the advice Druggist Harmer offers in his ad. today. It's good advice. for you'H probably be broke anyway when you get back and the cost of the Kodak won't make any difference.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Regular strVices will be held as follows: Sunday school. To a. m.: morning service, II a. m; service at Jordon, D. m; EpwOrth league. 1:30 D. m.: evening service. S:15 Prayer meeting will he held Friday evening at s o'clock. You are cordially invited. David Roberts. pastor
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

When earth is at her pleasantest 'TwiXt April skies and bloom of May. The year newborn days at their best. And nights as joyous as the day.
 Wallace Rice
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

He is one of the most popular r"stau- rant keepers in the town
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04
INSANITY SUSPECT.

Charles Jacobo who has been work ing in the Kyrene district. was brought
Arizona republican., 1911-06-04

Many others in June July, August and
 September
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
TO SELL REELFOOT LAKE
Legislative Committee Getting Views
Of Citizens in Vicinity--State
TO Become Owner.

Union City. Tenn. March S.-The
Joint committee of the legislature ap-
potatcd for the DUrpuse or ;nvesti-
eating Reelfoot lake AMI ascertaining
the VIII of the people in regard to the
matter was in session here today and
heard the views OF a number of ciii.
zens on this matter, including men,
bers of the West Tennessee Land
Company. when owns the lake.
From tnc expression made before
the committee, 1t would seem that a
majority Is IN favor Of meeting the
land company half way and effecting
compromise. whereby the state may
become owner OF The lake BY prr-
chase.
The comnt''oe, which is composed
of Senators Bacon OF Shelby and Cali-
we'll OF Lake and Representatives.
Quinechet, Lynx and Ausmus, leaves
in the morning for the lake. where the
investigation will be continued.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
QUARANTINE PURPOSES
Ruesia Intends to Put Pci,ce Boats on
Anui River in China--Melting of
Snow AnxeusIy Awaited.

PeHiD, March S.--The Chinese gov
comment has net yet ben informed
regarding Russias intention of put
ting police beats on the Amur river
1t Is said at the Russian legation
that the project evidently Is fer qua
antine purposes only.
The melting of the snow is anxious
ly awaited, because 1t Is believed aha.
II either Japan or Russia has agros
sive designs this will interfere with
khe movement of troops and vii
catlse sufficient delay 10 permit 4
seftlement of controversial questions
Ifhe financial losses both directly and
through the stoppage Of
I.he railroads Is enormous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
COPPER MERGER
TO CO THROUGH
CALUMET AND HE1LA SUB
SlE1lAK,IFss GIVING AEAu.g
VOTE IN FAVOR or ACCEPT
ING COMBINATION TERMS.

Boston. March S.-With the three
meetings held today the stockholdc" :
of five Of the nine subsidiary com
ranies Of the Calumet and Heela Min
ing Company had voted formally IN
favor of accepting the terms of the
merger with the Calumet, offered 5y
the directors of that company Six
months ago.
Three companies holding meetings
today were the Continental, AhmeeR
and the Superior.
AS was the case yesterday thaft
developed minority against the mer
ger. The vote of the Centenn'a
meeting was C7,f9S 10 $50; at tht
AtCEeek 35,7 1863 to $50, and at thc
Superior 1920 to 100,
The Laurium-Seneca, the LaSallt
and the Osceola companies will NEE
! tomorrow and no serious opposition
is anticipated, although the Osceoli
meelng is expected to prove interes;
ing,
All the meeting are adjourned unit
April 9th when final action is ex
pected.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
TAFT TO STUDY
PARDON PLEAS
So
PETITIONS OF NJ 81 AN5
WGlsi, NOW IN PREsi-
DENTS HANcs.
LEAVE CAPITAL TODAY
For Trip in South--Expcc.cc to ae,
On Petitions Before Return
Attitude cf Wickershan,
Toward CleFacncy.

Washington March Prosidca;
Taft departs faF the south tomrrow
He will take With him for final cen
sidoraiion t'it appeal for parton
which has been made for Joan r.
Walsh and Chas. W Morse.
Tho president will stu,y tic cass
ar before he returns to Washington
hotA men probably viii know wac,
tler they are 10 be free. Walsh, NOW
ia the Lcavenworth pcnitentiary, will
be, e.tsIle fcG release on parole under
the new law neXt~Scptan 2. lie VIII
then have served one-thlrd OF his five
year sentence.
C. w Morse, in the Atlanta pprlson
has served a little more than one
year of his Is year sentence and
ccu,d not he raroled un.', 1916. Grea;
inauenca has been brought to bear
at least TO secure commutaton of his
sentence to five years, when would
permit is discharge after two year,
AMI eight months more or .nF4'so.,-
ment, mailing allowances fer good be
havor.
Former Senator Hale, Of Maire, ha7
taken active interest il Morse's nA
half and he presented to Mr.. Taft MIR
Morsea petition for tie release o,
her husband The contention in his
case is that the sentence ct 1J years
was xcesgiaes Although the first
court fornd hin guilty arr SCI tence
MIN on three couats, tie 3,Eaer court
elca"o1 him Of, two charges, brt tie
sentence for al was allowed to
stond.
Attorney General Wickcrsham's re'
commel"latons are confidential e
the president, but it is cn'ars,ooi INC
attitude cf the DEPARTMENT Of JUST c
Is in favor OF granting clemency.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
WAITING FOR Mr.. FISHER TO
TAKE CHARGE or INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT.
He IS EXPECTED TODAY
Railinser VIII Take Steps Agains4
Those Who Hayc Assaiied
Him After He Returns
to Seattle.

Washington, March S.-Secretasy
Baflinger, Of the department OF the
interior, announcement OF whose
resignation was made yesterday
spent today in preparing the affairs
iof his office for his successor, Walter
L. Fisher, or Chicago, as soon as
the latter is ready to qualify.
Several persons, many OF them
leaders in public life, called on Mr..
Balinger to say good bye, and to ex
press regrets that he was leaving
Washington and the public service.
Among the callers were Archbishop
Ireland, Secretary OF the Treasury
Macveagh and Franklin Lane, OF the
interstate commerce commission
Letters and kilograms also express
ing regrets at the resignation OF Mr.
Rallinger continued 70 come TO ths
interior department during the day
No official wosd had been received
at the interior department from the
new appolntee up to closing time to
day, and Secretary BaHlnger Is hols
Ing his plans in abeyance until he can
learn from Mr.. Fisher when he de-
slres to assume the office
Mr.. Fisher Il expected here tomr
row morning, but whether he VII
take the osth Of Office before he re.
turns to lhicago to arrange his AZ
fairs IL nor known.
TOE work OF instituting prQeekl
irgs against these who lave assasfei
him will be planned after Sooretlry
Ballinger returns to Seattle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
TAFT WRITES D|Az
INFORMS MEXICAN PRESIDENT
THAT Y-4MANEUVERS
HAVE NO MENACE.
Movement caases No Excitemen
Though Explanation of Presi.
dent Taft Is Not Entire
iy Satisfactory.

Mexico CGy, March s.-setting at
rest all rumos taat the United
81 1tes was preparing for intervtn
ton in Mexico President Taft today
sent to President Dlaz Z telegram in
which he says the military maneu
ye.s moing conducted along the from
tier in Texas have no Significance
which should cause concern to Mex
ico.
The message was transmitted tc
TIC department Of foreign relations
by Fred NJ. Deering, the charge dat.
faires Ct the American embassy. Fo.
lowing is the tant OF President Ta.' IS
message.
~gs'f have the honor 30 advise your
excel'enoy that al,: N reeeipt OF
instructions from my government di
racfing me to inform his excelleney
President Diaz thGorGa tie medium
Of your excellency, that the president
of the United States wished to ex
press the hope that no misapprehen
sion will result from unfounded an
sensational newspaper conjecture as
to the military maneuvers about tc
! take Llace in Texas and elsewhere
and to give to President Daz assrr
ance that the maneuvers nave no s.g
nificance which should cause conceri
TO the friendly neiglrors of tho
7 United States to the south"
To the foregoing General Eiaz 70
Piled through Minister Creel and the
American embassy acknowledging re
ceipt and expressing gratitude fer th'
courtesy of explaining in sCcn ex
| plicit terms" the situation. A cain
and dlsGaslsonste view of the monh
zation aprears to have been takel
4 Ey McXica>--. No excitement follow
ed the appearance OF the news
Dailes in S'.lnish as We'll as tn
morning American newspapers gave
much space to the details of th'
| movement
In some quarters nevertheless IN,
explanation given out from the Whiic
House as to the significance O
President TaEts or;er was viewe.
with more or less skepticism.
This was particularly true as r.
/ iating to tie American rcs,denti
many of whom see in it the frs
step toward Intervention.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-03-09
MISS TURNBULl LOSES
Jury Returns Verdict Against Young
Woman Seeking Share OF the
Baldwin Estate.

Los Angeles, March S.--The Jury In
the case of Beatrice Anita Baldwin
Turnbull the 17-yearold Boston girl
seeking one.sixth share OF the s1i.-
900, 900 estate OF Lucky Baldwin, to-
day, under instructions from the court
reached a verdict adverse to the
claimant.
Eight days ago arguments on mo-
ton to instruct the jury to return a
verdict against tat plaintiff began,
and few minutes before the noon
recess today Attorney Garrett Nc
Enery, OF San Francisco, concluded.
Only a momentary pause ensued be
tore the judge announced his decis.
on that blasted the hopes OF the
young claimant to the Baldwin mil
liens.