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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

Ann Huss-rf ths prIua donna .f
the ias.ufa company. Is u yr.f.r- and
pupil ~ thH fampuz singer. f. E-..U.
lie vas iustrHmsrtaI iu securing he-
hTHt grand opera snEnE. m.rf and h.
predicts "a bright future Tor LIa Itfi.
American pupil whna- wur. Dr..
watching with great interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

orsiaess msa % th- to~n. b. th-
ftaiensrt issued D. Director Cner
had q tendency to change ~ s--fi
meat Dir.ctor Ckst states thaf a.
re ~b~giruinE % tn s~ason t aas
ire lcea 90 make TIE athlstie Sc pa.a
ty rach and every st1E~ut entering
the university Fay fUr The coaehrs
aud equipment fof ne team ard t-af
The gate receipts Sould pay ta~ Fuar
aatees. blt fhe result ~as t1at t,e
iess esd not mou % a drop - me
bucket no the heavy expense % ~--tp
ping tne squad
Pay a. less.
EFrry game plaY I'd on ths home
rrounds eitl the exception q ne 1-.
Ntth vs. ard j vas play-i ~ a loss
~ tlo9 "a game ~tich placed a. l~
Gu on the irons side o. The lrde.r
Or about $500 The receipts fo- the
" ard J zane were $3.50. brt .s
pa" local athletic beard uas c1L
Piied to alov Washington and JET.
ferson % cents ~ every " o.
s'udent ticket Wee virginia. share
OF me entire amourt was but Sss3 So
~Llle fi-f % the Niiltou vas 1925
TIE sum - So 80 VAS Lost on the
game played against tn Nag,. Erl
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game N6s IS on the Westmtnsf--
game 1921 CT the MarshaI COLES.
game f1s-5 On 'he game Ni.h Glen
siil- Ss5 ou West Virz.n.t ives
,rtal game. and the sum OF SgI- u.s
.oat 90 'he game vith Ali.gLer,
Tho gate receipts q. Fa.~mont W-re
tsnHii and after paying or Che guar
aufer and aiI eApeuse6 West V.rEtr Ia
brought back Just gl4s o. clear. Dt
rector chez estimate that $500 n0u.d
hive been lost Or the game Nou'd Raw.
been PLAYED 90 MorrautoNu
Athletics Quiet.
80 Pc present time fler. is a %
claed Iull In athletics a. tl- un.Ner
SHY. a. the students are da.uttrE
their time 20 studying tor fha taI.
term -Namtnalons. which will start
next Monday afternoon tn. -xamt
nations all conclude on W-elu.-Ias
afternoon ara ODE maiorit, of fre
students wlI depart for their bone.
on Thursday. a decided iurreas. 800
reFirfraf.ou l- looked for next term
and 90 Is the expectation THAT fh. ulm.
Der % students vtI b. increased -n
af ,aa-f Goo Noth!ng viii b. done.
foNard organizing % basketball team
4t'H 'h- winter term is started. when
-srnHsfic work VHI De- taken DOL. .r
interest Tho gymnasium riI h-
soften Boz good .I4pe during f..
CHRISTMAS vacation and 90 . ey1-rt.
fraf . h1s.eth4I team WIl ha 0-..
ICED that $500 mahe .rsarAI fr..- 10
'u"r'rF parts % fls state
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
SUDDEN DEATH OF
 FORMER AR|zONIAN FATAL FALL OF T. b. HAMMOND AT HIS HOME IN MoNRoVIA. Denial of an improbable Story Sus-
 gesting Suicide.

News reached Phoenix yesterday of the sudden death through a fall from second story window of T. D. Ham, mond. formerly a resident of Phoenix and well known to the older residents tan over the territory The incident occurred at Monrovia. Cal, where MT. Hammond lived, his son and daughter in-law being residents of the same household. The story as it was pub | lished yesterday afternoon, depicted the incident as suicide, merely to spite the wife of MT. Hammond. Jr. While all the circumstances are not known here. the many friends of the family, on the recital of the seemingly improbable published story. refuse to believe that 1t was a case of suicide at all and say that if it were, it would not be for such a cause as was attributed.
 The wife of the elder Hammond died in the latter part of October. and, ac- cording to the published story. the wife of the son had previously issued invi- tations for a reception which she re- fused to cancel at the request of the bereaved husband, saying she wanted | he thereupon told her he would give her good time and went to an upper story, jumping through the window to his death. The Hammond family is so well known here. and so much was known of its inner life and the physic- al condition of MT Hammond that the story is regarded as utterly unreason- able. Among those iwho knew Mir. Hammond intimately are Mrs. Walter Talbot of this city. She says that she was very we'll acquainted with the elder couple and that she has personal knowledge of the fact that MT Ham, mond has for eleven'years been in con- stant danger of death from heart dis ease. which was his chronic affliction. The couple were devoted to each oth- CT and Mrs Hammonds chief worry was her husbands condition. As early as nine years ago Mrs. Hammond told Mrs. Talbot that she never left the house without looking carefully after her husband fearing that he might not be with her when she returned. for he was frequently seized with what she described as suffocating spells and on many occasions had almost died be- fore relief could be obtained. Quite re- gently Mrs. Talbot inquired after the family through Mrs. A. J. Chandler, who had met them in Los Angeles, and in such manner Mrs. Talbot has kept in very such touch
 In the first place such an unnatural desire on the part of the younger mans wife. as the published story indicates is hardly to be entertained any any quarter It is quite natural to suppose that MT. Hammond was greatly de- pressed both physically and mentally by the recent death of his he'pmeet on whom he had. depended so much. and there is no surprise in the news that she passed away suddenly as the result of heart failure. That he fell
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
In Five Minutes
Upset Stomach Feels Splendid.

MI-O-NA stomach tablets will re- lieve a distressed, sour or gassy stom- ach in five minutes.
 In three days they will make the most miserable or cranky dyspeptic feel that there is plenty of unshine in life
 In q week he will have an appetite for and will cat without any bad after effects food which now causes his stomach to strenuously rebel.
 If continued for two weeks to a month MONA will thoroughly reno vate and cleanse the stomach and will compel it, (no matter how obstinate it may be) to throw off its weakness and becOme. as nature intended it should be. strong and elastic.
 If you have a coated tongue. heart burn. sour food upheavals. uneasiness in stomach, dizziness. biliousness. sick headache. bad dreams or any kind of stomach trouble put your faith in MI- DINA tablets.
 Fifty cents is all a large box of NIL O-NA costs at the Lovett Drug Co. or leading druggists everywhere, on money back guarantee. Write Booths Mi-o-na. Buffalo. N Y, for free trial sample.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
Finances and Markets

New York, Jan. IA further ad- vance in prices was recorded on the stock exchange today. The move ment at the outset was fairly broad and indicated the markets recovery from it's recent spell of depression. also that an important bull clique had the situation will in hand.
 Transactions in United States Steel amounted to 137.000 shares or over % per cent of the whole. and next in order. came Reading. and Union Pacific.
 It is generally conceded that the welfare of the United States Steel corporation is not dependent upon the personality of its titular head and this. with rumors of a good showing sponsible for today's movement in shares.
 Realizing for profits and renewal of bearish operations. together with unexpected advance in call money to per cent during last hour. re- suited in a general set back in the course of which the greater part of the days advances were wiped out.
 Numerous railroad reports for No- vember were submitted. including those of the leading lines in the New York Central system, most of which were unfavOrable. The total of all lines for November shows a loss of income in the aggregate of $5.175.0OO.
 The bond market was unusually broad and active. with business the largest of any day for some weeks.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
JUMP E MADE BYLONDON MT, Par Value Of Shares Raised
 From Sl to S STOCK ON NEW. YORK CURB Arrangements for Listing Already Made and Mach inery to Commence De velopment Work In Two Months Purchased.
STOCK ON NEW. YORK CURB

As a preliminary step toward the listing of the stock on the New York curb market, the par varue of shares in the London Mountain Cop per company was raised from $l to S5 at the annual meeting of that company. held Tuesday evening in the Valley Bank. It is announced that within two months 5OO-foot shaft will be started on the property, which adjoins the famous Saddle Mountain mine, at Christmas, on the north and northwest.
 The meeting was conducted by J. F. O'COnnor of Florence, Arizona at torney for the London Mountain com pany, and Theodore Phillips, repre- sentative of President oscar A. Fur ner in this territory. Mir. Phillips was formerly president of the cOm- pany and is still interested
 All business which it is necessary to transact in this territory. where the annual meeting must be held. was disposed Of at the meeting Tues day evening. The par value of the capital stock can only be raised at an Arizona meeting All the present Ntit iloiAiiiiiNtd AOi it-titI- ton and they will be formally chosen at an adjourned meeting in New York January IT, These officers are: Os- car A Turner. president; w. $. Wiley. vice president: H. <. Turner. secretary and treasurer
 Oscar A. Turner is millionaire mining man of Baltimore and New York He took hold of the Ray Cen tral several years ago. placed the stock on the curb and with his own money brought the property to its present stage of development. It is now mine instead of a prospect. as It was when he became interested. The London Mountain. however, is all ready beyond the prospect stage.
 Arrangements have already been made in New York to have the stock of the London Mountain listed on the curb and it will be regularly handled by curb brokers within a short time. The price at which it will be started is prOblematical but a number of mining men have expressed the Opin- ion that the stock is already worth S share. which means that the mine itself is worth S15.000.00O. The capi- tai stock is 3.0O0.000 shares. Com paratiyely little of the stock is held locally. Mir. Turner and his assOcir ;te3 long ago purchased all the out sranding shares they could secure.
 The announcement that London Mountain stock is to be sold on the curb and that development work is to be started on the property is ex- pected to send the shares up to price many times higher than they have ever sold for up to this time.
 Several thousand dollars worth of machinery were recently ordered for the London Mountain and within few weeks a complete hoisting works
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

from the window is quite likely true, but il is most plausible to believe that he pitched forward as the result of a sudden seizure immediately on open fng the window It is believed by Phoenix friends that wherever the story of suicide originated it was tine yellow dressing of sad event, fur nished by a sensationalist, and is an injustice to both the living and the dead
 Concerning MT. Hammond, he lived in Arizona for many years and vas highly regarded He was interested largely in mining when he first came here and was later appointed receiver Of the old Florence or Casa Grande Canal company. He also served the late Governor WOlfley as private sec retary during his term as governor, later was clerk of the supreme court, and was always highly esteemed as a
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
Cures Are Astound;no

and air compressor will be installed Work upon the 500 foot shaft will then be begun. As many men will be employed as can be used to advan- tage. The shaft will be started in two months from today. at the very latest, and members of the company say that work will not be dropped after that. Ore will be blocked out as soon as possible and the mine will be placed on a producing. divi- dend- paying basis.
 Included in the London Mountain group are 104 claims. Fifteen hun dred feet of tunnel work has been done and a great deal of ore has been uncovered The average copper content of the ore is five per cent, which is somewhat higher than that of Saddle Mountain ore.
 The ore of the Saddle Mountain and London Mountain lies in the same formation. which is known as saw tooth porphyry" It lies in immense kidneys between big teeth" of DOT phyry. the rock that underlies the entire district.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
Discovers Cure for Consumption
From Herald Il. A. June 9th 1909

air. nutritious food and my specific wrought the change After that
 time l had no misgivings and have since used the treatment in all cases l was convinced that had perfected my remedy. l came to Los Angeles
 last June. and since that time have
 permitted the specific to be used in a quiet way. There are now in this community a large number of per | sons who have been treated and cured of tuberculosis by the use of my remedy. In almost every in stance these patients were in the last stages of consumption. They had
 been treated by from three to nine
 physicians. and in many cases by
 pulmonary specialists. Some of the
 worst cases were among those too poor to afford nutritious food In every instance where proper food and care were given the patients have recovered. Bacteriological tests were taken i1 all the cases, and have in my possession monthly statements from an eminent bacter- iOlogist showing how steadily the tubercle bacilli had diminished until they had disappeared.
 Respond Quickly to Treatment
 '1 am convinced there is no case of consumption cannot cure, given that the patient has the vitality to give my remedy a chance to begin the elimination of the tuberculosis germs"
 Asked Tor a more detailed descrip- tiOn of the treatment. Dr. NAycOck said there was nothing to say. The fluid is taken at mealtime with the food. No claims are made that the remedy is a tonic. yet Dr. Aycock de- clares that in almost every instance the patients digestion is improved and building of the system fol- lows.
 According To statements from for mer sufferers from tuberculosis. Dr. Aycock's remedy generally meets with response within a week or ten days after treatment has been begun The chemist and his associates de- clare it depends on the individual
 In instances of extreme prostration the response is quicker than in cases where the sufferer is up and around the house. In cases where the vic tim IS working each day the remedy Is slower in effect. This is but natural. as those who are taking Der feet rest should improve the more rapidly. In cases where there were plenty of good food. rest and fresh air we have met with quick and sat isfactory results. In many instances four or five days after treatment has been begun the patient has had the first real restful sleep for months. 1T not for years. The cough dimin- ishes. Of course the more that is done for the benefit of the general ! the better There is ! no objection to> any palliatives that ! may be administered while waiting | for my specific tO get hold on the | real cause of the trouble. These pal , Natives. however. are usually aban- i doned in a short time after treat ! ment is begun. They become un-
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
METALS

New York, Jan. 4.-Standard copper steady; spot, January and February. SIP 10m12. 20; March and April. SIP .15m F 25. London closed steady; spot. f 56. 15s; futures. e57, los. Custom house returns show no ex- ports of copper so far this month. Local dealers report a somewhat steadier tone in market. Lake, SIS. % @13.25; electrolytic. SIP. 75613. co; casting, SIP 5OG12.75
 Tin, strong; spot. $39. 45a39. 50; January and February. $39 40@39. 60:
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

necessary. and there is no inclination
 to continue them"
 Asked about the extreme cases of tuberculosis of long standing the dis cOverer instantly disavowed any claims to building up destroyed tis- sue He declared that no miracles were wrought The specific does what he claims for it-it destroys all the tubercle bacilli in the human anatomy and gives the afflicted one an opportunity to make the most of the fact that the germs are gone.
 The discoverer displayed letters from scores of persons who claimed to have been cured by this treat ment He showed histories of scores of remarkable cases of cures and pro gress towards recovery of those un- der treatment. When asked if he would give an outline of his plans for the future. pr Aycock said:
 Will Give Secret to World
 "The whole thing is a problem of how to make this discovery known to the world How to give it to hu- manity and keep it out of the hands of fakirs and charIatans. That is the problem
 'The relief We offer is not depen- dent on any locality or climate. We have had as great success with cases treated through the agency of the mail in New Jersey. Nebraska Wis consin. Colorado. Arizona and other states as we have right here in Southern California. We claim only one thing: That We can eliminate the tubercle bacilli from the human anatomy It makes no difference to us where the sufferer is or what the climate surroundings Of course a mild climate where one may live outdoors and sleep out doors all the year around is preferable from any viewpoint. but we are not dependent upon climate. All that is necessary is a fighting chance and enough vii tality to survive until the remedy gets a start
 When asked if the specific would be of assistance in case of tubercu- losis of any part of the human body other than the lungs. Dr. Aycock an swered without hesitati0n:
 Yes. anywhere. Tuberclecide eliminates the tubercular germ from the anatomy. That is all there is to it. but that covers everything We can positively do that and we shall show the world the proof
 r. S.-Dr. Aycock has opened branch offices for the distribution of in Arizona at No. 4O7 and s. National Bank of Arizona Build ing. corner of Washington and Center Streets. Telephone. Overland No 54O."
 pr. AycOck is now in Phoenix and will remain for about ten days. Con and examination free either tt your home or the offices of the Company.
 The price for this treatment is within reach of all; indisputable evi- fence of the success of this treat nent will be submitted upon request Free elevator service. Office hours.
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Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

March and April, $39. 306 3s 90. Sales five tons spot at S39 90. London. strong: spot G1S0. 12s, Cd; futures. E179. 15s.
 Lead. dull: spot, S445G4.55 for New York and at $4 30G4 35 for East St. Louis London. e13. Is, Sd.
 Spelter. firm: 8. 55G5. 65 for New York. and at $5 40@ @5 45 for East St. Louis. London. e24. 2s. Cd.
 Iron unchanged
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
REASON FOR IT

'I like wide awake men in the of flee. and Jaggsby seems so stupid %
 "Oh. Jaggsby is the most wide awake man I know"
 Il never thought he was enterpris ing"
 He isn't. That is not what makes him wide awake. He's got insomnia % Baltimore American
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
pRincgLy HOSPITALITY

"I knew at Oxford" said a Chicago hook reviewer the new king of Siam. young Vajiravudh. twenty fourth of the late Chulalongkorn's ninety children.
 '.vajIrayudh was a pleasant. hos pitable lad, but not very mrilliant
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
RENNNNNNMlSNNMNINVNNMNNNNWNNMNSNNNw

Every woman of social ex- perience knows that no matter how formal her reccp- ton or card party may be, there are always some of her guests who really prefer Q cool glass of good beer to any other beverage.
 These women keep Pab2t Blue Ribbon in the house, fer they know that while their guests have varying tastes. Pabat Blue Ribbon Is the Beer that Is liked by everybody.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

student remember him saying to me one night.
 "'Dlne with me tomorrow at the Mitre,' will your
 Cant, old man. I answered: Tm going to see Hamlet"
 Bring him along. said Vajira- vudh. ."-Wasfiington Star
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust com pany pays per cent interest on say ingS accounts m
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

"Over million persons die each year of tuberculosis. That is at the rate of three thousand a day or two minute. This awful sacrifice of human life is not necessary The disease is curable and in less than one generation can be eliminated"
 This startling statement was made in all seriousness by a Los Angeles man who claims to have perfected a specific cure for tuberculosis. Charles F. AycOck, M. D.. formerly of Ok lahOma. spent fifteen years studying and experimenting in his laboratory, seeking remedy for the dread white plague. During that time he was practicing medicine and closely ob- serving numerous cases that came under his care.
 "AH that time.'' said Dr AycOck, who was seen at his office in room 703 International Bank building, Los Angeles. T knew that this affliction. which was the most prevalent of all fatal diseases, would yield to some specific if il could only be discover ed. l made exhaustive microscopic tests of tubercle bacilli and other pathogenic germs until was con- vinced that if one could discover a specific that would destroy the tox- ins without impairment of the tis- sues then tuberculosis would he easy tO cure.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
STOCKS

Amalganlated. 632s Smelling. 74k Atchison. 1022s; St Paul. 124A; New York Central. 111l2; Pennsylvania. l291s; Reading. 1928; Southern Pa cific. 116A; Union Pacific. ITS; Steel. 737s; Steel Preferred. 1l7H; Silver, 54%sc.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Just received, New York apple cider 75c per gallon. MelcZer Bros. Co. Main 75. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05

Total sales par value, S3.716.OOO
 United States bonds unchanged
Arizona republican., 1911-01-05
RECORD OF GENERAL FUND WARRANTS ISSUED

nlbUnD UT UtnEIML fUnU Whn1hNl0 I00U[D
 Expense Douglas BisOee highway. No Dec ss7s F E. Allen
 5s-P P' afs verde November Dec Jame Ham
 mon moad 1ssne ].
 rand .,. Expense verdeb bridge. November 2ss Dec1s Arichea- -Arbnno
 5 Expense Florence bridge November.
 ase1 sas9 j a-fp' s o a@ l7s Bysrs An, An,
 rand Expense Hsns Prescott ss ss Phoenix highway, Massins Bros 4as Dec Harry T,
 sss5 %s' 1 1'-B' B oI Dec '''''
 B. ' Dec IS ''" of i9sa;"s sssssg Soee% s Globe" Dscl Bailey
 B. Expense highway so7 Dec ls l7lO c E Harris
 J, B, Grand.. Expense Dousla -BisOes highway Harry
 Expense Douslas-Bsoee highway. aos Dec II 4OOooO JohnsOn-shea
 Co Part payment on final estimate Pres BIO Dee r. department party
 
 Supplies, Globe. Roosevelt highway. ss Deel Livery
 J Girand.. .s! s%sssn engineer xpsn Douglas D Messsn Engine pump zoo Larry Little Little
 rand ........ Expense. Prescott Phoen highway.
  sl7 Dec ls Harry Harwer.
 s5s. " sss@ s'a' is qs."is' io oass Ts"H s Dec POS
 B. November H. sls Dec ls Harry
 B. Salary assistant engineer @ lee Verde Verde
 pei month s2O Dec IS 5O Payroll Verde ssl engineering r D Douglas @ ss2 Dec IS 25eo highway De- sas Dec 1s so45 Cha. stewart
 =, , ss.; Expense Florence bridge November 's' Dec l' .l'a A11sGna RsIno.a a4csrn ce.
 = ls-November sas Dec censonaa,sd
 Elect Electric .scs Co
 sas rs Florence hsss sss December Ps%ss p s Dec i'a H Bird Sfd nsSway December days
 sal9S .i9S0@ .I per sras.%an. %9na Globe -Dourra. BPS Dec l" s'2o C. HaSse S nshway Decembei at 'ss Dec ''"' Bird Sf highway s' pseebe@ .o sass Bird Salary GVS 't ds%an ~ - m ~ c r t, Salary as I'd draftsman Tempe bridge
 Rsssin0F' RontR NATIONAL FOREST scHoRs AND Aea0 ea4o.. FUND :. No Date se Amount chapsF aas s section 1907 Dec ss .ns7sss County Treas Dec 11oss Treas