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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-29
FRANK WOOD Is NEW
HEAD AT THE MIDLAND

Frank Wood, chief executive of
the Chicago Motor club, is in tenn
porary charge Of the shops of the
Midland Motor company Of East
Moline in place of Henry Pope who
resigned. The probabilities are that
ne will I'll the position permanently.
Mr.. Pope, 1t is understood, win &C
cept one Of two offers he has from
Detroit firms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-29
ALBERT FUDE.

The death of Albert Fude, 1o17
Fourth avenue. occurred yesterday
morning at 800 o'clock. following a
protracted illness of tuberculosis.
Deceased had returned to his home
two months ago after an eight month
sojourn at Colorado Springs, where
he went in hopes Of regaining his
health, but the trip was without avail.
He was born In West Prussia, Ger.
many, and was 40 years Of age. AT
the age Of 16 years he came to Amer
lea and almost direct to Rock Island
where he since resided. Surviving
him are his widow and three sons
Walter, Ralph and Roy.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon from the home and will bs
private. Rev. Phi. Wilhelm will be IL
charge. Burial will take place at Chip
piannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-29

lots and 9, block 16. Port Byron, ST.
500.
Freda T. Henley to Emily G. Olson,
lot 5, w. E. Bailey's Fourth addition.
Rock Island, s1,650.
Thomas S. Morriss to Olof ]. Under,
lot 13, Woodland, $3.50.
Victorine and Peter Styvaert to
Charles and Clemence Colbert, lot 20,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-29
Personal Points

Des' Moines for few days visit.
John Hayes Of Des Moines is visit
ing at the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Hayes.
L. R. Crane has returned home
afte rspending the past week in Chi
cago visiting with relatives and trends
Ed Jensen will leave tonight for
Chicago. From there he will tour
through the north and visit at Gary,
Ind.
Glenn Eddy. who has been attend
ing school at Purdue college, Fafay-
cite, Ind, Is visiting with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford wingmuth Of
Danville are spending the holidays at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Wing
muth.
| Carl Massingill left this morning
for his home in Galesburg after Wis
iting with friends in the city for the
past week.
Ray Barnett has returned home
from Cloquet, Mimi, to spend the win.
ter with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
s. Barnett.
Miss Mary Torticel, 1915 Twenty
third street, has returned home after
visiting with friends and relatives IL
Monmouth.
Clarence Ficken and Harry Frey
students at Grinnell college, ar,
spending the holiday vacation will
their parents in the city.
Phil Musler, Jr., $40 Twenty
fourth street. departed for ST. Louis
Mo-, where he will spend New
Years visiting with relatives.
The Misses Anna and Sue Lee
1016 Fourteenth street, have return
ed home after visiting with relative
in Kansas City, Mo-, for few days
Mrs. Mary Russell of Omaha, Neb
arrived in the city last night fol al
extended visit at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Russell, 52S Twentieth
street.
VILLAIN Beecher returned hom
from Evansville, Ind, to spend sey
eral weeks visiting with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Beecher, 80
Seventeenth street.
Oscar B. Frazer, student in tn
law department at Harvard univel
sity, is visiting over the holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. {
Frazer, 734 Twenty-third street.
Hubbard Dooley, student at tn
University of Illinois, has arrive
home and is spending the holiday v;
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
H. L. Dooley, 2402 Seventh avenu
George Gall, now located with a
Iowa, is spending the week in tt
city visiting with his parents. NJ
and Mrs. F. G. Gall, PAPA Sevent
avenue.
The Misses Dorothy and Lillia
Riddenour left this morning fl
i. after spending the past month
4 guests Of friends and relatives
the tri-cities.
David Fitzgerald, employed
q foreman with the Walsh Constru
4 ton company in Massachusetts,, hi
arrived home and Is visiting with b
g parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Fitzge
aid, 70S Twenty-frst street, for Sc
eral weeks.
Miss Kate Normoyle, formerly
81 this city, has departed for Chicag
where she now resides after spen
rel L.,
land visiting with her parents, N
and Mrs. p d. Normoyle, To-
First avenue.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE

Public notice ID hereby given that under and by
virtue Of an execution and order Of sale issued out
OF tne district Court OF the tifth Judiciai Dstnct
OF tne territory OF Arizona IN and Tor the County
Oh Sranam. On the nn gay OF suiy. ISL, IN &C,
SosIsncs WIZ celt.'n l4asm n Ien9sred ana
H., ~ St;, say eou.t y" Sne ~ o.y sIns. .S.:
the r.i.t;on ma ,o IN VIZ Me- ~ Iohn,n WI,;.m.
Tre.smrsr md AZ -osi.;o r., Col,s.tor ~ w,
County Of Graham. In IN. Tcrr;tory Of Ar;ronn.
was pisinti6. and
Francisco Bslderams
Swa. dePsndsnf vrLerefor~ Nv rss.ou
OF the law and the nndinx. therein IL
il or6ered adfudred and 6ecreed that
tn ri.irti1 40 Ssv. INA rscov.. -
snd fron, th. d>rsrSont IN. .,,vn ~
80 $500.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
CHAPTER XXI.

I@lHH blizzard began that night.
Baypost has q generous allow.
ancs Of storms and gales dur.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
NOTICE OF SHERIFF,s SALE

Public notice Is hereby given that under and BY
virtue Of an execution and order Of sale iasued
out Of the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District Of the Territory OF Arizona. in and for
the County Of Graham. on the 7th day OF July.
1911, in accordance with certain Judgment
rendered and docketed In said court on the Sd day
Of Arizona. at the relation and 10 the of John
D. Williams. Treasurer and ex-oifcio Tax Col
lector Of the County Of Graham. in the Territory
Of Arizona was D', ". 4. M
was defendant. wherefore by reason
OF the law aud the findings therein IL
Is ordered. adludsed and decreed that
and from the DEFENDANT the sum Of
$3.50 NINETY cents}. being the amount of taxes
due and DELINQUENT against the prop
erty hereinafter described At the date
,hsriffs fees. district court CLERK:
fees and attorneys fees as costs
amounting to the further sum of
S3l.2O and amounting to the sum Of sS2.i9
and all accruinG costs Of said action.
and fixing am, and n t9r .siG tai lie.
the following described property. sit.
uated in Graham County. Territory Of
Arizona:
NV. Cor. Of Lot 2. Block I. Smiths Addition.
Stafford thence running East IL feet more or less:
thence South 227 feet: thence West u feet. more
.. les: thence North 223 FEET and ordering sale
Now therefore. notice 10 hereby given that
on Saturday. the 18th day Of August. 1911.
1t II o'clock In the I. .enoon of that
day. at tho north front door OF the
court house at Solomonville. in said
county Of Graham. in obedience to said
order and judgment l will sell said
property OF sufficient amount thereof
TO pay and satisfy said Judgment with
the costs and accruing costs. and all
expenses of sale, Mt public auction TO
the highest and best Dido n therefor
for cash,
Dated at Solomonvillc. Arizona. this It'll day
Of July. 1911.
A. A. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Graham County. Arizona.
BY 4. T. UssHsR. Deputy Sheriff.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21

Subscribe for The GUARDIAN.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
lector Of the County Of Graham In the Territory
Of Arizona, was plaintiff and
Unknown Owners

lector Of the County Of Graham In the Territory
OF Arizona, was plaintiff and
Unknown Owners
was defendant, wherefore by reason
of the law and the findings therein IL
Is ordered. adtudged and decreed that
and from the defendant the sum OF
Sii.03 eleven nine). being the amount Of taxes
'iue and DELINQUENT against the prop
erty hereinafter described at the date
OF said judgment. together with
treasurer's commission. clerks fees.
sheriff's fees. district court clerks
fees and attorneys. fees as costs.
1856. and amounting to the sum Of tN.N
and liking and foreciosIns a tax lien
In the amount OF said Judgment upon
the following described property. sit
uated in Graham County. Territory Of
Arizona:
Tract No. l. S. Il Of Block 1. Thomas. Arirons.
Tract No. 2. all Of Block s. Thomas. Arizona
and ordering sale Of said property to safety
Now therefore. notice IL hereby giyen that
on Saturday. the 18th day Of August. l9li
at II O'Clock In the forenoon OF that
day. at tho north front door OF the
court house at soiomonville. in said
county OF Graham. In obedience to said
property or a sunicient amount thereof
to pay and satisfy said judgment with
the costs and accruinG costs, and all
expenses Of sale, at public auction T.,
the highest and best bidder therefor
for cash.
Dated at So,omonville. Arisons. this 7th dag Of
July. 1911.
A. A. ANDERSON.
Sheriff OF Graham C. unity Arizona.
BY E. T. USHER. Deputy Sheriff.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21

~IHH blizzard began thar night.
III Baypost has q generous allow.
ancs Of storms and giles dur.
- ins winter. although, 40 q
usual thing. there Ii more rain than
snow and more wind than either. hut
We can count With certainty on at least
one biissaFd bstween November and
April, and about the time when Cap
tain c., fsverish and III. the dela, ed
telegram In his pocket and q great
fear I'm his heart. boarded the sleeper
Of the eastbound train at WASHINGTON,
snow was beginning to fali In our vii.
iage.
Next morning. when Georgianna
came d0wnstairy to prepare Bosn's
breakfast- housekeeper had ceased
to go home nights" since tho cap
tain's absence world outside was
Q tumbled. driving whiri Of white
Tho woodshed and barn, dimly seen
through the smother. we're but gray
shapes. emerging now and then only
to bc wiped from the vision as by q
great Mapping cloth welded by the
mighty hand Of the wind. The old
house shook In the blasts. the window
panes ratified az n handouts Of small
shot were being thrown against them,
ana the carpet on the door Of the din.
ing room pulled up In miniature bill.
lows.
School was out of the question. and
Bos'n. her breakfast eaten. prepared to
put In q eosy day with her dolls and
Christmas piaythings.
when DO you s'pose Uncle Cyrus
viii get homer she asked Of the
Aousekeeper. She had asked tho same
thing ut least three times day during
the fortnight. and Georgianna's answer
was always just a. unsatisfactory:
II don't know. dearie. I'm sure. He'll
b. here pretty soon. though. don't you
fre<."
"Oh, amt going 10 fret know
he'll como. ne said he would. and
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21

anna ana Asaph said what amounted
to the same thing A change had come
over our Rapport soeini atmosphere. Z
warvpious change. And at Simmons
and-morc wonderful stiil-at Tad
simpsons barrier shop plans wert
helms made and perfected for proceed
lngs In which Cyrus Whitaker was 4
play the most prominent part.
Meanwhile the convalcScence went
on at rnpid rite. A. soon ns be was
permitted 10 talk Captain Cy began
- question HIS lawyer How abou,
the appeal! Had Atkins done any
thing further! The answers were sat
isfa,tory The cnsr Ind btrn dropped
the Iiunornl,lr Il-n,an had announced
iis withdraw wal lie Ind snid that he
Ind changed his mind and should not
continue to ,sIMus~ he Thomas cause
In fnci. h" seemed To have whiricd
completely about an his I'cslrsta, and.
like compass. now i1iniF<i only In
on" ,ilr~ t,On tovnrd his "tWyhoo.,
III ;,i ANA pr,'~'ni neiEhiDr. Cyrus
Whitaker
IT'S perfectly astounding" roin.
n,rnt,si trnt"siy ''Whns IN the world.
captain did y"n do I" him while you
wttr IN Washington
oh. nmhin' mnh.' was the rather
DISTINGUISHED answer "TIim and me
hrd talk. and h. SAW the error of his
ways. I ,nrlatr lIow's ROs'n today I
IND rou give her my love when you
rlmn,S!
so fnr as the rase IN concerned"
went on the lawyer. II think We
should hive won that. anyway. It's
a curious thing Thomas has disap-
psMrsd flew he got word or who he
got Il from I don't know. but he must
have. and he's gone somewhere, no
one knows where. And yet I'm not
certain that we were on tho right trail.
u seemed certain q week ago but
now
Tho captain Ind not been listening
He wns thinking. Thomas had como.
had he! Good: Heman was living up
10 his promises And Bos'n. God bless
her. was FIRE from that danger.
"fIave you heard from Kmmies I
asked you." he repeated.
He would not listen TO anything fur.
thor concerning Thomas either then or
later lie was sick Of the whole bust
ness. he declared. and now that every.
thing wrs all right didn't wish 10
tnik about II again. lie asked nothing
about the appropriation. and the law
yer. acting under strict orders. did not
mention II.
Only once dN Captain CT inquire
concerning a person In his homo town
who was not member Of his house
hold.
Glow is-er-how's the teacheri' he
inquired one morning.
Flows whoi''
"Why. Phoebe Dawes. the school.
teacher Smart. Is sher"
"YeS. indeed. Why. she has been
the most
The doctor came IN Just then. and
the Interview terminated. II was net
resumed. because that afternoon Mr..
Peabody started for Roston on bust
ness trip. to be gone somc time.
[To BE CONTINUED.
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
Cy Whittaker's
Place.
@s
~"
Place

"why, ycs, guess there IN. Spcakin
of popularity madc me think of II
That hari'or appropriation had bette'
~ through"
4 very fnin, tingc NJ color came into
the congr~ssman's ehalky face, Hs
hcsisatcd In his reply.
- don't knew nh'ut that. Cyrus.
b. said .''The hin vii! probably b
vote.l on In a Few days. II In made NJ
Rnd"-
Then "a struin pint and mako y
over I'd work real hnri on II I'm
sorry ain,lt that sugnr liver. but car
late i'ayInrs u hnr~ 20 come nrst
Yes. h'll have to. llrman: Il sartln
WILL
The refrr~N'e ~ the sugar river
was the nnai straw Evidently this
man knew everything
II I'll try my bsst." affirmed he
mnn "rh;isS yOu. Cyrus You have
bc~u more merifui than ! hal n right
to expect"
"Yes. I guess ! have. Why do ! do
IT. He smiled and sh's'k his head
"W'cil. I don't know For two reasons
naybe--firat. I'd hate :" he responsible
for tilpin' over sWh sky t"werin,
IDOL ~ you've been ~ make ruins fm
Angle rhlnn~y and tue either lila, X
birds Ia peck NJ and cav ever anI
second well. II d,r's sound Irrrunin'
don't Il! isM I kind NJ pity you. Say
Hcman." he aidsI. with 4 chucklc.
that's q kind of distinction In way,
amt NJ A gWd many folks have
hurrahed over you and worshipsI you
Some Of 'em. guess likely. have en-
We'd yOu; but By the hix d'li~r. I do
believe I'm the only one IN this round
world that ever piticd you! Gn,dby!
The elevators right down the hail."
u required some resolution for the
Honorable Atkins to walk down that
corridor and press the elevator button
Hut he did II somehow. A Ruest came
out Of one Of the rooms aud approach
"a him 40 be stood there. II was q
man he knew. Heman squared his
shoulders and set every nerve and
muscle.
Good evening. Mr.. Atkins" said the
man. "A miserable night. isn't hr'
miserable. indeed" replied the con.
gresham The strength In his voice
surprised him. The man passed on.
Heman descended In the elevator ana
walked steadily through the crowded
lobby and out to the curb. where his
cab wNs waiting. The driver noticed
nothinx strange In his fares appear
aur~ He noticed nothing strange
when the Atkins residence was reach
ed and It's tenant mounted the stone
STEPS and opened the door with his
iatchkey Buff he had seen the dig.
nined form collapse in library chair
and moan aud rock back and forth
until the morning hours he would have
wondered very much indeed
Meanwhile Captain c.. coughing
and shivcrinR by the radiator. had
been summoned from that warm ha-
ven BY a knock n his door. A bell
boy stood Al the threshold. holding
brown envelope In his hand.
The clerk sent this up to you. SIR"
he sgd 1T came . week ago When
you went away you didn't leave any
sddress. and whatever letters came
for you were sent back to Bayport.
Mass. The clerk says you registered
from there SIR. But b. kept this tcie-
gram. II was n your bog. and tho
day ciesk forgot to give II to you this
afternoon"
The captain tore open the envelope.
The telegram was from his lawyer.
Mr., Peabody. II was dated Q week
before and read ~ follows;
Como homs a ousa Important
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
NOTICE OF sHERIFrs SALE

Public notice Il hereby given that under and by
virtue Of an execution and order Of sale issued
ont of the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District OF the Territory Of Arizona. In and for
the County Of Graham. on the 7th day Of July.
1911, in accordance with q certain judgment
Of June. 1911. In an action wherein the Territory
Of Arixopa at the relation and to the use Of John
ID. Williams Treasurer and ex-oiicio Tar Col
Graham guardian., 1911-07-21
ST. JOSEPH STAKE NEWS
Home Mission Appointments for
the Month of July

ia.Lebanon-Henry u. Russell
and John Stocks.
Observation-Disclosures M. lay
ton and Ernest Ellsworth.
Lavton-John w. Blazzard and
Loren Hatch.
Thatcher--C. E. Ferrin and Phi
meas Teeples.
Central raham--Cyrus Robinson
and H. X. Markham.
Graham entral-H. w. Crockett
and Reese Green.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
A GOOD FRIEND.

No one can have = better friend
when troubled with collie OF diarThoea
than Chamberlain . Cole, Cholera and
DiaTFhoea Remedy. Ever since the
middle aged nan Of today Wus a child
Il has been going about doing good
WoTk until ~ fame has spread 70 near
" az parts Of the civilized world aad
siaa1f unrivlIlsd for ita prompt cures.
Il sever fails % give relief. Rof sale
- az 1ealeFa bslsgn. Saith a c.,
Ia, sgszti fsF Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
READY
FOR HAMMOND IN
BEHALF Of KING

LONDON, June ts.-John Hays
Hammond, special ambassador from the
United States to the coronation of King
George Fifth, is due here Monday and
will be rendered a reception by Lord
Sandburst on behalf of the King.
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid is CON
fined to his home by sickness. but is
improving and is expecting to attend
the reception to the Indian and other
mOnarchs and potentates next week.
The King and Queen yesterday re-
turned to Buckingham Palace for the
beginning of the coronation festivities.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
Joseph r. Smith Will Be
Forced to Testify
Thursday,
House Committee Probing
Sugar Trust Makes
Demand,
New Bill to Put Sugar
on Free List Is
introduced.

WASHINGTON, June ls.-The spe-
cial committee of congress which is in
vestigating the sugar trust is deter
mined to secure every item of informa-
tion possible, and win accept no ex-
euses from any witness IL desires to
have before il to testify.
Representative 4. w. Hardwick Of
Georgia, chairman Of the committee,
yesterday telegraphed to Joseph i.
Smith, president Of the Utah and Idaho
Beet Sugar Refining Company and head
Of the Mormon Church, that he must be
present in Washington and ready to
testify before the committee, as TO the
connection of his company with the
trust, on next Thursday.
Asked to Be Excused.
President Smith wired back TO the
committee that he could not possibly
attend at that time, as he was suffer
ing from an attack of rheumatism, and
he asked to be excused on the ground
of ill-health
The reply Of Chairman Hardwick was
that Smith would have to attend or an
officer of the house would be sent to
bring him to Washington. Then it was
that President Smith wired back that
he would be on hand.
Bill For Free Sugar.
Another attack on the sugar tariff
was started yesterday when Representa-
tive Stanton Warburton, Republican, of
Washington, introduced a bill in the
house placing sugar on the free list
A feature of this bill is that tho
revenue which would be lost to the
treasury by the sugar duties is to be
made up by increasing the tax on
manufactured tobacco.
Canal Bonds oversubscribed.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE issue
of fifty million dollars of three per
cent. Panama Canal bonds have been
thrice oversubscribed, according to an
nouncement today. The maximum fig
ure was 103.
To Commission Battleships.
WASHINGTON, June lit was
announced from the Navy Department
today that the battleship Utah will DO
commissioned ON August l and the
Florida on September 10.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
MANY NEW ACTS
SOON EFFECTIVE
IMPORTANT LAWS Will HAvn
LEGAL roHcn ON THE
FIRST or july.

A She act creating a board of hafbor
commissioners will come into effect on
July ], 81 is expected that Governor
Frear will annoance tho names Of the
commissioners within a few days. He
stated yesterday that 30 far be has
nothing to make public in this connee.
ton.
The act provides that the harbors
Of the territory, together with all har.
Dor improvements and shipping, shall
be under the control of the commission,
which will number five members, one
of whom win be the superintendent of
public works, who win be chairman, ex.
ofiicio.
The four members are, as general
rule, to be appointed for a term of four
years, but as it is desired that two
shall retire every two years the act
provides that, of the first appoint
ments, two shall be for terms ending
June 30, 1913, and two for terms end
ing June 10, 1915.
Within ten days after appointment
the commissioners are to meet and they
will appoint a clerk. A large number
of applications have been made for
this important office. The board will
have the power to appoint and remove
harbor masters and their assistants, pi-
lots and pilot boat crews, and to fix
their compensation. All moneys APP
propriated for harbor Improvements, in
Guiding all new construction, recon
struction and repairs, will be expended
under the supervision of the board.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
SUBMARINE RECORDS
ARE BROKEN AGAIN

GLoUsTER, Massachusetts,, june IS.
All submergenee records by sub
marines was broken yesterday when a
hotilla Of seven submarine torpedo boats
made the run here from Newport,
Rhode Island, one of the submarines
being submerged for eleven hours.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
REBELS DIsBAND FOR CASH.

MEXICALI, Lower California, June
lS.-The band Of sixty Magonists,
which has been holding this town for
some weeks, has accepted 5000 to lay
down their arms, march across the Dor
der and keep ON moving. The money
was paid by agents of Madero.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-06-20
Oahu Must Fight Fruit
Fly in a War Of
determination.
MILLIONS AT STAKE
Congress Should Be Asked
to Help, as Nation Is
Threatened.
CFrOm Sundays Advertlser.)

(Erom Sundays AoVertlser,l
D*&& x x X X = x X 4 4 X 4 X * I
+ The presence Of the Mediter-
4 ranean fruit fly in oahu is not
4 only a certain menace to the
4 fruit industry Of the entire
< Territory, but it is a menace 70
x the entire fruit industry Of the
+ United States. At the present
+ time the fruit growers Of Cali
+ fornia and the Northwest are
X terrified at the prospect Of the
X importation Of this worst pest
X in the world, and with good
x reason, and Oahu stands today
X as much a menace to the main
X land as it would if stricken with
+ the worst form of the black
X plague.
X Justification exists now, II it
X ever did, for a call upon the
i; national government for assist
X ance in stamping out the pest
X in its incipiency.