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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-10
Story of Dynamiting Trag.
edy Covering Various
Phases.
PAPER FIGHTS UNIONS
Destruction of Plant Comes as
Climax to Warfare on Or
ganiZed Labor.

Especial Correspondence Of The Argus.)
Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 1O.-A clock
Key turned one time too many, a main
spring wound too tight are. according
to the contention of the prosecution,
the trides responsible for the fact that
John J Mcnamara and his brother
James are about to be tried here on
the charge Of having murdered g men.
Tomorrow, II days more than a year
after the disaster in which a score Of
victims were slain, these two men
must appear IN department nine OF the
county superior court to defend them
selves against the accusation that they
caused the destruction of the Los Al
geles Times building IN hour after
midnight on the morning Of Oct. J.,
1910.
web Of what the prosecution re-
CARDS as evidence has been spun
around the two brothers. one d nation
al labor leader and the other worker
in the ranks, and wili be presented 70
the jury. Clarence 5 barrow and the
other attorneys engaged in the defense
OF the McNamaras. however, are con-
hdent that they will be able 10 rend
asunder the case of the prosecution.
and that their clients viii walk forth
free men.
This bomb that did not explode and
which was found beside the house Of
Felix ZeehandeIaar. an official Of the
Los Angeles Merchants and Manufac-
turers association. has supplied the
clew that has solved, at least 10 the
satisfaction of the prosecution. the
mystery of how the building of the Los
Angeles Times was destroyed The
clew is traced back to the Mcnamara
brothers through a claim of alleged cir
cumstanCes and facts. The case Of the
state, however. has been described by
one of the attorneys for the defense as
"A fimsy fabric Of circumstances.
and nothing so far has developed to
show that the prosecution has any di-
rect evidence TO prove that James 3.
Mcnamara set the bombs at The
Times building, and at the homes OF
General Harrison Grey Otis. the pro
prietor of the Times. and Mr. Zeehan-
delaar. Nothing on this point appears
N the transcript of evidence taken be
lore the grand jury.
An ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
The workings" of an alleged con
spiracy, born of hate engendered by
the industrial strife between union
workers and employers in the struc-
tural steel trade. are said 10 have been
laid bare by the state. Detectives
working on the case went first 10 San
Francisco and thence east To Indianap-
oils and into the offices or the Inter
national Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. OF which
John j. Mcnamara was. and still is
secretary- AS the cap shear
of the case. came the confession OF
Ortie L. Mechanical. and when the Nc
Namaras are brought 70 bar next We'd
nesday they win find this man their
chief acCuser.
But on the other side-on the side
of the defense-wiIl be NcNauigaj'=
wife. Mrs. Emma NcMani2a' who
once at least. caused her husband 20
waver. and over whom for several
weeks both dcs"nse and prosecution
struggled 49, ne benefit OF her favor
and whatever testimony she might
have 70 reDde-. She dcfad the grand
jury, Won in contempt proceedings
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-10
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Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
Band Stand for Stafford.
PROBATE NOTICE

In the Probate Court Of the
County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter Of the estate Of
James P. Lindsay, deceased.
Notice by clerk of day fixed for
hearing return of sale of real estate.
Pursuant to an order Of the Pro-
bate Court, made on the 18th day
| of April, 1911, notice is hereby given
that Petar Andarsan, administrator
Of the estate Of said deceased, made
to the said Court, and filed in the
office of the clerk thereof, on said
day, a return of sale made by him
as such administrator on the 9TH
day of February, 1911, under pre-
vious order of said Court, Of the
following real estate, and for the
following named sum, to-wit.
East ], SW. /, SW. 1 and w. J, Sc.
/, SW. /, both Of Sec 8, Twp. 6, S.
R. "a E., g. and S. r, B. and M,
Graham county, Arizona; and E. !,
NV. 4, NV. 4, Sec. 10, same town
ship and range; and beginning 20
rods west Sc. cor. Lot 13, in said
section 8; thence north to Gila river;
thence northwest along the south
bank of said river to the west bound
ary line of said Sec. 8; thence S. to
SW. cor. said Lot 18; thence east to
beginning. Also beginning 10 rods
east SW. cor. Lot II, in said Sec, 8;
thence east 70 rods; thence N, 80
rods; thence west 70 rods; thence
south 80 rods, to beginning; also be-
ginning at the NE. cor. SW. /, NV.
/, said Sec, 10; thence south 4l6
feet, west 20S feet, north 4l6 feet,
east 20S feet to beginning; also Sc.
/, NE. /, Sec. 5, In said township
and range, at a purchase price of
Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
as will more fully appear from said
return filed as aforesaid, and to
which reference is hereby mada for
further particulars.
And notice is hereby further given
that Saturday, the 9th day of May,
1911, at 200 o'clock y. M, at the
court room of said Court, at the
court house in solomonville, County
of Graham, has been fixed for hear
ing the said return, when and where
any person interested In the said
estate may appear and file written
objections to the confirmation of the
said sale, and may be heard, and
may produce witnesses in support
of such objections.
Dated April 10, 1911.
l0-2t T. S. BUNCH,
Clerk.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
Cy Wilittaker's
Place
BY JOSEPH c. LINCOLN
Copyrisht. 1908. by D. Appleton
e Co.

Josiah Dimick seconded the cap
tain's nomination. Then MIR Simpson
stepped to the front and. after a visit
fni glance AZ the door. began to speak,
'Feller citizcils." he said. lit Is my
privilege to put In nomination for
school committee Il man whose name
stands for all that's good and clean
aud progressive in this iownship. But
afore | do II I'm goin' TO ask you to
let me say a word or two concernin'
sonethin' that bears right on this mat.
ter aud which. believe, every one
OF you ought to know, It's somethin
that most of you don't know. and it'll
be surprise. big surprise.
"Feller Bayporters." went on Tad.
there's one thing we've all agree on.
no matter who we've meant to vote
for that Ia, that a member Of our
school committee should be an up
right. honest man. one dit morally to
look out for our dear children Amt
that SO? Well, then, | ask you this:
Would you consider man at for that
job who deliberately came between
father and his child. who pizened the
mind of that child against his own
parent and when that parent come to
claim that child first tried to buy him
or and then turned him out of the
house2 Yes. and offered violence to
him and done It! Is that the kind
of man we want to honor or to look
out for our own children's schoolin'T
Mr. Simpson undoubtedly meant to
cause sensation by his opening re.
marks. He certainly did So The cap
tain rose to his feet. then sank back
again.
Gentlemen" continued the speaker.
'last night had an experience that
shan't forget as long as live. met
q poor man. a poor. lame man who'd
been away out west and got hurt bad.
Folks thought he was dead His wife
thought so and died grievin' for him
She left little baby girl, only seven
or eight year old. When this man
come back. well again. but poor, to look
up his family he found hts wife had
passed away and the child had been
sent Of. just to get rid Of her. TO q
stranger In another town. That
stranger fully meant to send her of.
too; he said so dozens Of times. A
good many Of you folks right here
heard him say 1t. But he never sent
her, He kept her Why? Well, that's
the question. shan't answer 1t
amt accusin' nobody. All | say is,
what's easy enough for any of you to
prove. and that is that 1t come to light
the child had property belongin' to her
property. land. wuth money!"
He paused once more and drew his
sleeve across his forehead Most OF
his hearers were silent now. on tiptoe
of expectation
"This man." he proclaimed. this
father. mournin' for his dead wife and
iongin for his child comes Ia The
town where he was to find and take
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
sHERIFFs SALE

In the District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the Territory of
Arizona in and for the County of
Graham.
Under and by virtue Of an exc
cution issued out of the above
Court on the 18th day of April,
1911, in a certain action, wherein
the Territory of Arizona at the re-
lation and to the use of John D.
Williams, treasurer and ex-officio
tax collector of Graham county, C.
w. Morris and Alice H. Morris,
wife of c. w. Morris, as defendants,
recovered judgment against Mar
garet Ellen Deel, as plaintiff, on the
Sd day of April, 1911. for the sum
of $62. .35, with interest thereon at
the rate of 6 per cent. per annum
until paid, together with costs and
accruing costs, clerks, $3.50. |
have this 10th day of April, 1911,
levied upon the following described
property, to-wit: A strip Of land
five feet wide, east and west, and
one hundred and Atty feet in depth,
north and south, said strip being off
the east side of lot 6 and the east
end of lot 16, in block 81. of the
town of Stafford, Graham County,
Territory of Arizona.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day of May,
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
Ward Conference Program and
Fast Day Outline for April

/. $50 prayer meeting,
3. Five minute music,
3. Officers and teachers roll call.
A. Singing, Secret Prayer"
S. Prayer.
6. Minutes.
z. Notices appropriate to the
Sabbath day.
8. Sacramental hymn.
8. Sacramental Gem, as found in
Juvenile.
10. Administration of sacrament.
IL. Sacramento thought,
l2. Concert recitation as found
in Juyenile for month in which con-
ference is held.
13. Boys chorus, part singing.
IA. Sustaining Of officers,
10. Rest exercises from kinder
garten department.
16. Superintendent's report.
II. Singing, Put Your Shoulder
to the Wheel"
Is. Remarks, by stake board
members.
10. Singing, chorister's selection
20. Benediction.
III. Revelation. Text Doc. and
Gov. Sec. 43;2-z.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
ST, JOSEPH STAKE NEWS

[To BE Continued
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28

Aim. Revelation comes where
conditions are fitting.
Topic statements.
Revelation is Gods will to the
church, the family and the individual.
Illustrations:
A. The church. Matt. 16:1S-19:
Doc. and Gov. Sec. 81.
B. The individual. Doc. and
Gov. Sec. s; Key to Theology, Chap.
Is. page 1873.
Application: How can place
myself in a condition to receive rev.
elation or to accept it from those in
authority?
oTE-Outiine for May will be
on prophecy.
e. M. w. JONES,
JAMES A. DUKE,
SPENCE C. HAYWOOD,
Eta LEE,
BLANCHE LAYTON,
Committee.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
[Iy{5JS,,|IE..DT{
r'yoU'vR SAID ENOUGH now LET ME sA,
A woBpr

aYoU'vR SAID ENouaHl NOW LET ME- SAT
4 woRpF
her. And when he meets the man
that's got her what does this rich
man-do? Why. fust Of all, hes sweet.
er'n sirup to him, takes him In. keeps
him overnight. and the next day he
says to him. You Just be quiet and
say nothin' to nobody that she's your
little girl I'll make It wuth your
while All right 80 fur maybe. but
wait. Then II turns out that the
father knows about this land. this
property. And then the kind chart.
table man-t this rich man with lots Of
money of his own-turns the poor
father out. tellin' him to get the girl
and the land II he can. KNOWN :
KNOWN, mind you-that the father
aint got cent to hire lawyers nor
even to pay for his next meal And
when the father says he won't 60. but
wants his dear one that belongs to
him. the rich teller abuses him. knocks
Him down with bis ist-knocks down
q poor. weak. lame invalid Just Off a
sickbed. Is that the kind Of man we
want on our school commlttee9'
The meeting was In an uproar.
mo need for me TO tell you who I
meant" shouted Tad. waving his arms.
You know who as well as do. You
have Just heard him praised as bein
all that's good and great. But say
you've said enough! Now let me
say word!"
II was Captain Cy who interrupted
He had pushed bis way through the
crowd
Knowles" said Captain Cy. turning
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28
First publication April 7th-5t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Phoenix, Arizona. Land Office,
March
Genial NJ. n1oatI

Serial No. Ul3yIl.
Notice is hereby given that George w. Healy.
of Stafford, Graham County Territory of Arizona,
the legal assignee of Lydia j. Montgomery, widow
of William p. Montgomery deceased, has filed in
this office his application to enter, under the pro-
visions Of Sections 2306 and 2307, Revised Statutes
of the United States, the following described
land, viz: ...
Lot s. Sec. 6, t. s S., II. 26 E., G. & S.R b. & M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described, or desiring to object because Of
the mineral character of the land. for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant, should fls
their allidaVits of protest in this affee. or be-
fore the sth day of May, 1911.
FRANK II. PARKER.
Register.
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28

1911, at one o'clock of that day. in
front of the court house in Solomon
vile, in said County of Graham, |
will sell all the right, title and in
terest of the above named plaintiff
in and to the above described prop
erty, at public auction, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash, law
full money of the United States, to
satisfy said execution and all costs.
A. A. ANDERSON, Sheriff.
By FRANK RICHARDSON, Deputy.
9-4t
Graham guardian., 1911-04-28

Every family, and especially those
who reside in the country, should
be provided at all times with bot
tie of Chamberlain's Liniment.
There is no telling when it may be
wanted in case of an accident or
emergency. 1t is most excellent in
all cases of rheumatism, .sprains and
bruises. Sold by Stafford Drug
Company. Tat
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Prize Winners in the Big Competition

Burton Manufacturing company.
Display-Diploma, wagener Brewing
DispIay-Diploma. Fisher Brewing com.
pany. e'''-
Water power machine. for all pur-
posss3F1rst. diploma, Per Peterson.
Miskfn Wheel compa ny-FIrst diploma
Miskin Wheel company,
Utah Casket company-Flrst, gold
msda; sf,ai y,sI,,.ca Utah casks, COMPANY.
Utah Fireclay company
Nephi Plaster company-First, diploma.
Nephi Plaster company.
Utah Glazed G. Cement Pipe company
Enamel Brick Pipe company-First,
diploma.
Giles Advertising depsrtment-Flrst,
Keeley Ice Cream company-First, di
ploma.
Union Manufacturing & Packing com
peny-First, diploma.
Hewlett Brcthes company-First dI-
ploma,
J. G. Mcdonald Chocolate company
First. diploma.
salt Lake Jordan Milling & Elevator
company--First diploma.
Jones Brothers Herb compsny-First.
diploma
Department X.
Glass l.
Original painting in oil-First. $50. j.
Original psinting-First. $50. Lee G.
Richards.
Original portrait In oil-Flrst. $50. Lee
G.. Richards.
Original portrait In water color-First,
$26, j. T. Harwood.
Wright
Original figure In water color-FIrst,
$50, Miss Mary Teasdale.
Original landscape in oil-Flrst s25,
j. Leo Fairbanks.
Original landscape in water color
First, s25. II. J.. a. Culmer
Original marine painting-FIrst. s25,
Miss Mary Teasdale
Original pastel paintng-First. S25, Ma
honrl NJ. Young
Original flower painting In oil-FIrst,
$40, Leo c. Richards
Original flower painting in water color
First. $40. y; w. Gesswein,
Original still life, oil or water color
First. $40. Mrs. Hattie Harwood.
Original miniature paintIng-First. SIS,
Miss Mary Teasdae.
Class 2, sculpture
Best specimen sculpture in bronze ex-
| honrl NJ Young.
Best specimen sculpture-First S25, Ma
honri NJ. Young.
Best portrait bust-First. sc5. Mahonri
M Young.
Best display statuary-First, Ss5. Ma
honri M, Young.
Glass 3. drawing ard etching
Original drawing from life-Firet. 50.
Mrs. r. E. Daft.
Original etching from lfe-First So. \,
| B. Wright,
Original drawing from nature-First
s.. Lee G. Richards.
Original etching from nature-First, So.
Lee G, Richards.
| Original landscape-FIrst, $40. Thoma s
| o. Shechell.
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Original nower-FIrst, $40. Mrs. E. z.
Snyder.
Original ouventional-Flrsi. so. Mis-,
Louise Jennings
Display OF 10 original pieces-FJrst. Sio
Mrs. z. T. SNYDER
Original luster-First. S.. Mrs. o. X
Best loan exhibit OF 20 pieces-First.
Glass s. arts and crafts
Hand mace violin made In Utah-First
gold medal. Mr. Welhe
Original specimen % nodded pottery
First, s5. 3. +. Larsen.
Original design in craftsmen .sa wed
domes-First $40, Mrs. z. r Daft
E. Best design In hammered brass-First.
SO. Lutte Smith.
Best design In etched brass-First S.
Best design in craftsmen's ieweiry-
fiTss: Rs:, 50, Mrs; E; f Daft; - >.
Miss Louise Jennings.
r Wood,oloc printlng-First. s.. Mrs.
Design OF fooled leather vork-FIrst
Design in wallpaper and frleze-Flrst.
So. Peter Hans Dethlan.
Design In interior decors,ion-First.
50. Miss LouIce Jennings
Design In llncleum-First, s5. Ruth
Carol Evans.
Glass I. amateurs work
Original landscape in oil-First. &C..
Miss Florence Z, Ware.
Original landscape study ~ water
First. 81. Willie H. Mortensen
Original flower In oil-First, 81. Willie
a. Movtensen
Original flower in water-First. SO. r.
F. Larsen
Original landscape Oandscapc) First.
81. Ruth Carol Evans.
Original water color painting. Of sego
lily-First. so. Mrs. NJ. NJ Fischer.
Class s. Photography
Best Photographic views-FlTst $40.
Utah Photo Materials Co.
Best direct portrats-FI:st. $40. Olsen
Griffith Go
Best photo eniargemcnis-First sln,
Utah Photo Materials Co.
Best commercial work (threc views ex-
terior)-Firsi. 9. Utah Photo Materials
Co.
Best commercial work dhree views in
terior)-First. 81. Utah Photo Materials
Co:
Glass .. commercial art aud ensrav-
ing
Best display Of haif-topes and zinc
etchings-First. gold medal. Giles En-
craving Co.
Best display of pen and ink drewiucs-
| First silver medal. Giles Engraving GO.
Best water color desiEns--Frst silver
| medal. Giles Engraving Co.
Best dsplay Of cartoon worS-First,
| SO, Giles Engraving 60.
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|G. N DONALD
|EDES INTO
\ New York CITY
Lakes Premier Confec-
pery Concern Takes Ma
pn's Metropolis by
StorM With Their
4 Confections.

Lake City has annexed New
|ells confectionery map. The j.
p0naid Chocolate company Of this
-s placed Zion 10 the forefront
ue eonicctioncrs OF the world
hE consentlng 10 place their
es with the New York dealers
oereht Of The aesthetic, discrlm-
aud exacting New Workers.
well known fact that the man
s things in New York will buy
- which New Workers will buy
aa IN turn.
iork dealers have long been
70 establish business relations
" D. u. Mcdonald Chocolate
OF Salt Lake, but circum-
chiefly those pertaining TO
'slion: have iuterfercd
aniltade Of the dealers in the
"n''e Wsy is particularly com
's 10 Mcdonald quality and at
'sngements have been made
McDonald s Chocolates are 70
~ transported from factory 10
sy ior the delectalion of the in.
OF inc one city in the United
n'is' seems 10 set our cpicurean
!" style, artistic and business
s'3,a s "d00p Chocolates and
~ their high class titles that
Ake tavorites. VIII grace the
y The New York dealers and
- palate Of America 5 100,
a.sTEert. who has long had
IA n extensive territory for the
~ COMPANY, has been relieved
pnpes IN this section Of the
,o,l Jna permanently established in
4, ~ Tor Tor the sole purpose of look
sfh field.
y older ages Mohammcd could
we mountains 10 como to him
~ 10 Inc mountains, In this
~ Mcdonald Chocolate com
Is,to toeen withholding itself from
ns 50 New York has come Ia
<popsld company
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated september 30. 1911. no
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Biliousness is duo TO a disp7dered con
dition of the stomach. Chamberlain $
Tablets are essentially a stomach medi-
cine, intended especially TO act on that
organ; TO cleanse it. strengthen it, tone
and invigorate it. 20 regulate the Liver
and TO Danish biliousness positively and
cffcct;ially For sale hy all dealers.
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F[rst--To elcc, all officers of he cor
nuration for the curreD; cooperation !ea,r
ho,ause Of failure TO hold The annual
,,.cIinc NJ Inc time prescribed i'll tne
.nrii.irs Of incorpnratiom
second To determine whether me ror- cor
poration shall sell ali us reine,,nsims ,s Esjnn
sornorate sG ate IN The manner provided by laT ",
and IL so determined, to au,hor,%a t,ro,nr ar'
necessary acts and proceeeaings liaed acrord ,
a,on lin The artIcles OF incorporat tion
an" - IslER PETIT. Secretary
,,.,.J c.rteruncr 30. 1911. lD"'Sv
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CONFERENCE AND STATE FAIR.

Salt Lake City. Reduced rates via
Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale
from Ogden and points south. October
. to S inclusive, limited &c October IL.
From all points north of Ogden except
in Montana, October l to inclusive,
limited to October ID.
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED,
National Bank of the Republic

4 thoroughly modern eayingS depart.
-, conducted in connection VILE th!s
hnnls. safe deposit boxes for rent u >
Depository. Mu-,
80 uice prcsIdent; w. r, EnrI5, cashieri
Cuibertson, assistant Cashier.
capjtal paid In. $500, ,000- Interest phio
on time deposits,
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New Interpretations
riled wi.h the county clerk:

Utah Sanltarlum company ~ Sait Lake
city to conduct hospitals Sui a sani
tarum and practice In medicine and
surEnry. capital stock $4,000, divided into
shares OF 81 each. DIR. l.. K. Daring.
president; Or. Fred -. BIck(or1 Vice
president; c. p. Harielle, secretary and
treasurer
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mans on file In the city engineers

10 plans on file In the city engineer 8
Office. ~,
instructions TO bidders together with
D,ans. profiIss. specifications ard forms
10; contract and bond. may be obtained
unon application az the Office of the
i16grd 0f public works of the city eagi-
neer FOR which deposit OF five tS5) doll
lars is required
The right is reserved 10 reject any ana
By order of the hoard Of public works
H. 6. MCMILLAN, Chairman, ho
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,,,, road of Public Works, Salt
othes VI ,-itv Sortemher so. 1911, ,.
sssIed proposals will he received a, 'Sis M
etee anil GeGHS linr p curb m and SSi0PsI gutter
I'LL. '..,ncnt 10. In paving extension no,
and a. ,npnlndine Main street. North Temple ap.e
io second North. Center street, ,,ordinr
North To Second North streets "e'"'"e
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r.siockHoLoEss, MEETING.

l.',ockHoLoERs' MEETING,
ND N,m N,,m Gold, Silver aud Lead
NJ l.aLl company Principal
Ia htase hae City. Utah.
n ths soy given that a special
/. Cola oUe9,ckholders OF the Dalton
lsg co.,, ollFer and Lead Mining
.k ba,phny has been duly called
D, ar I''d on the 20,h day OF oc-
Hlce =, o clock p. III. OF said day
M. g. 'hs company. room 406
'finE t Lake City, Utah. for
oD'ecIs and purposes. to