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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-02-23

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
TRIAL OF BLIND POOL
WIZARD COMMENCED.


MONTREAL, Canada, June 10. =
The trial has commenced here OF
Charles d. sheldon, the so-called
"blind pool wizard" whose get-rich-
quick methods OF finance are said to
have cost Canadians many thousands
Of dollars. The charges on which
he is being tried are those Of EN-.
bezzlement. lie is alleged 10 have
fleeeed his victims out Of sums ag.
gregating nearly s2,oo0,Oo0. so far
as Is known he is now practically
pennilsss.
sheldon's operations in Montreal
began about three years ago when he
opened an office and carried on an
investment and brokerage business,
advertising extensively. For time,
II is said he pair from % 70 80 per
cent on the investments monthly, and
in n short time money came pouring
into his office from all parts Of
Canada. Agents were employed in
many towns and cities TO solicit and
collect money for him on 10 per
Ieent commission.
Last summer the newspapers began
an investigation Of his business and
nm expose Of his methods followed.
Sheldon maintained that he was do
ing a legitimate business and Offered
20 submit his books 20 the crown at
torney for complete Investigation. o.
October, IL he suddenly fled from
the city before the officiaDs bali. al
/, opportunity TO investigate further.
He was lost sight Of until Marel
81 last. when he was located an
/ arrested in Pittsburg. In that cit.
a he had been playing the stock marke
, and IL IL believed that he had los
, all Of the money which he had take
with him from Montreal. The PC
e lice investigation following his ares
: developed that he had lived In scrar
ton, Pa. before coming 70 Monfrea
e In the Pennsylvania city he wa
known as Charles ID. washburn an
;. under that name he is said TO hav
|. been involved in some shady final
y cial transaction, sheldon Is also
q legged 20 have been in trouble SON
Z years ago in Brcekton, Mass.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
LOCAL OPTION PETITION FILED
rrom wednesday, Daily,

tEfDut WcuuesohJs
Formal action was initiated yes
terday before the Board Of Super
visors To have local option cleo
tion held in Yavapai county, by the
filing Of petition by Rev. I. r.
Mckay and Attorney y. A. vyne,
that IL said 20 have contained the
signatures Of the legal number Of
qualified electors, or in the aggre-
gate, 375 names. There was no def.
mite action taken toward having .
date set for the election, owing to
alleged irregulsritie. in the petition,
aud further consideration went over
until the next monthly meeting In
July. Supervisor Smith, after max
ing a hasty examination Of the petit
tion, entered an objection TO the sig
nature of "Mr. Blank" who, he
stated, cannot write, and that his
name was evidently placed on the
record by another. The duplicating
Of several names was also charged,
while the names OF some VINO 1917
the Territory some time ago are said
to appear. Mr.. Smith, however
stated that with these defsetios'
corrected, he was willing, ~ q nssn
Der Of the Board, to order the s'ee
ton, and would % record his vot
when the legal number OF quslifie
, electors appeared on the petition.
: II was ordered by the Bossd this
! In the meantime, the saloon interest
!. d shall have the right TO examine q
q names on file, 70 ascertain wseth'
q or not they are qualified voters
!, the county at present. On the 9TH
hand, the prohibition people will al
;. have the right to present q suppl
J. mental petition to the Board at u
y July meeting.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
[[|STRA[|A IS ASP|RANT
| FOR ANTART|C H0NORS
Further Light Shed on Secret Cypher
Which Prompted Search for Sacred
Manuscripts in Jerusalem

LONDON. Eng, June 1o.--Aus.
.,Ba +. the latest aspirant for the
|,,,or. Of Antarctic discovery, and
,,.pdye Preparations are being made
=, the expedition which DIR. Douglas
y.,.op viii lead with the ship Aur.
=. now sailing for London from
Newfoundland. From Hobart, her
"a mort Of call, the Aurora will set
M toward the Antarctic regions in
yoysmber Some Of the best known
british explorers will be among the
iOree Of the landing party which will
,us,er twenty-five men. The most
ayaneed feature Of the equipment
I'M be a viekcr's monoplane in
,.,rye Of Lieutenant watkins who
.u distinguished himself at the
Woodlands aviation grounds on this
,vpe Of machine.
1--WE hope the aeroplane will be
ssyy valuable to u.s. DIR. Mawson
uid in an interview. "An aeroplane
an Nv over an ice crevasse OF n
ridge as easily rs over anything else,
whereas a party on foot might have
10 search q long time to find a
rau There are plenty Of flat snow
fields for rising or alighting and an
sfopIan can DO journey Of $50
niles in three hours
Two members of the Shakelton
party have prominent positions on the
Australian explorers staff. Captain
J. X Davis, who commanded the
yimrod on Sir Ernest Shakelton' ,,
fnrhest South expedition, will have
charge Of the Aurora, will outfit her
and select the crew. DR.. Wilde, who
Is veteran Of the shakelton and
Scott marches, also has an importan,
post, Lieut.. MINIS Of the Roya
N,llers is the expert on surveying
and sedging. For ice work n Swiss
Dr.. Merz. who won the ski jumpin,
championship in 1908, goes along Aus
ITALIANS and New Zealanders complet,
,he complement.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
POPULAR COUPLE
UNITED IN
WEDLOCK
Miss Dora Rhodes And
August Rucker Are
Principals
CEREMONY PERFORMED AT HOME
OF BRIDE's PARENTS AT
tr
JUNCTION.

Miss Dora Rhodes, Of jerome juno
ton, and August Rueksf, of Jerome
we're united in marriage Sunday
forenoon at the homo Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. W. X. Rhodes
The bride was beautifully gowned
in white satin and deeked with
maiden hair feTns and orange bios
SONS. Many Friends were present
who gave useful oifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. RsshAs' will MAKE
their home ut JerUwss whsfe MI
Rueker Is employed In . rssPsnnpis
position. Rev. O. M. Andrews OF the
Jerome Methodist Church offieiateo
Mr.. and Mrs. Rueker were attended
during the ceremony by Ed. hneke'
Ora Rhodes, Miss Bertha Jacques anc
Arthur Rhodes.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
O.
1 The Social Mirror
O-~

Mayor Goldwaitt, yesterday pre-
scented Mrs. GoIdHat% with new
touring car, thei becnsion being an
Anniversary Of her birthday.
Governor and Mrs. Richard =.
Sloan and daughter Miss Mary have
returned home from Phoenix and will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. william r. Wheatley and
son Bob left sunday evening for
their home at Fort Riley, Kansas
after n very pleasant visit in Pres
eott as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie u. Larimer.
! Miss Olive Fisher returned homo
Tuesday from Los Angeles, where she
has been visiting for the past year.
George Edward Meany returned
home Wednesday from n two weeks
vacation spent in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b. Barmister
came up from Phoenix last night and
will he the guest Of Mr.. Burmister's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ". Bur
mister for few days.
4 Mrs. Frank NJ Murphy returned
home Wednesday from a months visit
with her mother in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Murphy was accompanied by
her mother and sister, Mrs. +. W.
Meany and Mss Helen Meany aud
Miss Ruth Dutro. :.
The Misses Theresa and winifred
Fre2ericks returned home Tuesday
from a six weeks visit spent in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Doyl,
! and son Laird left Thursday FOL
Buffalo, n. Y, where they will visit
with relatives for two or three
months.
= Thomas @. Norris has returned
= home from New York where he ha
o been on a business trip.
Miss Lucille Morrison Of this cit.
who was graduated from the Temp
= Normal school last week, arrived hon,
z Friday.
Z Miss Esther Willis Of Phoenix, Nj
h Mae Stukey Of Walker and the Misse
"a Kathleen and Mary Burke of Bous,
q are recent arrivals 20 be present a
the commencement exercises 81 tbei
a Alma Mater, 81. Joseph's Academy
Is TO be held in the Elks thsater thi
4 afternoon at 2.3o p. m.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
MAIL SERVICE
TIME CHANGES
(From Tuesdays daily

Becoming effective June IL, the fol-
lowing changes in the mail service be-
tween Humboldt and Chaparral have
been announced.
The stage will leave Humboldt on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday NJ
$40 o'clock in the morning arriving
Mt Chaparral at ll.2o o'clock. Re
turning the stage will leave rhspar-
raj AZ f.35 o'clock arriving in Hum
boldt al $50 o'clock in the afternoon
On Tuesday, Thursday and satur
day the stage will leave Humboldt
on receipt Of the mail from the trair
due at o O'Clock, but not later mar
II o'clock a. m, arriving at Chapirra
an hour and fifty minutes later. Ne
turning IL will leave Chspar'ai a
lls. so o'clock p. m, arriving in Hum
hold, at 2.40 o'clock p. m.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14

Money for the purchase of the shin
was raised by English papers in a
few days after an appeal TO the
public by Sir Ernest Shakelton. Lord
headed the list with $4,000
and total of 100000 was raised.
The Aurora is sailing. steamer
fitted with an auxiliary screw. Her
length is 1876 feet, and she will be
fitted rs barquentine. ~
Further light has been she'd on the
secret cipher that is supposed TO have
led the English Syndicate. under Cap.
tain Parker, 20 begin its excavations
underneath the Mosque Of Omar, Al
Jerusalem, n labor that resulted 70.
Gently in the uneartbing Of valuable
biblical antiquities. The details
given below are believed 10 be authen
tic.
DR.. Walter II. Juvelius Of Helsing
fors. Finland, in the course Of hi,
biblical studies. found traces OF
what he believed 20 be q very com
plicated cipher, which was in par,
used in the Hebrew texts. He theI
'u'htu hr d'''htioH 70 tue lHlUuf
and found there in the Book Of
Mischna an indication that, hidden II
the Book Of Ezekiel and in certain
OF Moses Books, were valuable sac
red secrets which could be declare,
TO no one. In his continued researel
he found in the Book Of Ezekiel il
cipher n description Of secret hid
ing place in Jerusalem. In order 4
check this information. DR.. Juveliu
then turned his attention to tn
Books Of Moses, as consequence o
the hint in the Talnud that thes
books also contained valuable infoI
nation in the same cipher and beal
ing on the location Of the hidin
place. In the Book Of Deuteronom
the Doctor found further description
Of the hiding place, and still furths
proof is alleged 20 have been foun
in the fragment known rs the Boo
Of Jesu ben Syrak.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
PRESC0TTMAK|NG
BIG BID FOR
PENNANT
Victory Of Sunday Puts
New Vigor Into
Local Nine
VIGOROUS GAMES ARE EXPECT u
HERE SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY.
(From Tuesdays daily

The victory Of the Home team over
the Flagstaff team, Saturday and
Sunday. has put new vigor In the
organization, especially ~, UNDER ths
able mana cement Of Roy GIN, the
captain of the local team small
sum was nctted after paying ell ex'
penses Of the trip.
Some days ago, it was thought I'm
possible TO keep Gin in town ss
Flagstaff has been dickering fer his
services; but with the active support
- the Chamber Of Commerce TINS
calamity is averted for thirty days
hv means Of a subscription In he'
% promised salary. Gill Is capable
man in clerical lines as are also wv
cher members of the Prescott team
"a as 4, is desired to keep the tea"
- tbi. city with Gill as captain q
t.,s, until the end Of the presen
soason. Although the city has pee
n,etty well csnvassed to secure sun
able ber,hs for these young feio"'
notbing has turned up as YET, u
desired to impress the fact OF 'ns'
qualification upon the merchants ~
sring presentable and able clerks
II is rumored that Flagstaff "a
.snt to Denver for league p''ene
and a thoroughly sound utiii'y ma
Tho are 10 assist in wrestling
no.sih,e the "plum" from the zoe
. hov. at the two games to be ne
saturday and Sunday next :,
Gin has perfect confidence IN v
,oeal team and believes with 'hs 9
ao,,snt assistance Of Chad nm
ors, thew will be able to OFFSET "
q strategic move on the part u =
;. Northerners.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
ron MILLER VALLEY
ORION Thursday's paily.)

Construction work was ins"g"'
ated yesterday by the Prescott ua'
and Electric company to BRING M
Ter Valley into the electric light anu
power zone. The line starts from 'ne
mbstation plant and terminates ~
Mountain View cemetery. over in'!
Subscribers are enrolled, for hgn''
ing service and pumping plants 70 -
irrigate their farming lands, ana ~
is believed that inside of thirty DAYS
the current will be turned on sc.
eral in that locality eontemp.a,'
extensive farming operations, VIM
many prospective buyers have "''
expressed their willingness to DC
come identified with the section she
the new line has been definite'y y.
eided upon. The company also ,.A'
ed Yesterday to connect the sum
mer Colony tract with e'eesnci''
and win have the work complete
early next wssk.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
PREPARING TO
CELEBRATE
(Fpom Tuesdays Daily

An executive committee composed
NJ r. NJ. Ling, r. o. smith, Ed shu-
mate. u. ID. Aitken and W. j. Null
venom, has been appointed by the
Prescott Chamber Of Commerce, 70
take such action for the celebration
of the Fourth Of July in Prescott !"
may be deemed advisable.
Funds 20 be raised by this com
mi,tee are not 20 be drawn in any
degree from the general fund Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, nor ~ Is con-
,emplated tina, any liability Is TO be
attached 70 that body
Although the committee has not
announced the general scope OF t'
work. Il is predicted that tins esie
bration viii exceed In entertainment
any ever held in Ysvapsi County
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
GOVERNOR SLOAN
RETURNS TO CAPITAL
lYrom w.A.s.d.y,, paily.l

Governor n. T. sloan returned
south yesterday afternoon, after
brief visit with Mrs. sloan and fam
lily. lie had been 20 osh creeh on
a fishing and outing trip for sew
eral days, as Is his annual custom,
and reports that resort 80 enjoying
much popularity with large NUN
Der Of people from all parts Of the
Territory enjoying the sttssetiehs.
Later in the season be will eoms %
Prescott 20 remain for the greater
part Of the summer, aud viii have
his offices in thu Yavspai Club.
Governor sloan states that recent
advice. from Washington are no, an
eouraging fsr the passag. Of ,he
Statehood bill throagh the s"uats
a, the special session.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
cooNAc CAUSE OF sI.AUHrER.

CITY OF MEAlOOi June W'
Poisoned cognae which the insufisetos
secured from one government offieer
and which they drank in Chinese
restaurant IL alleged TO be the Inn
nediate cause Of the slaughter Of the
cnine.e at Torreon. This incident
has become the issue in Ctina's de-
maud for Indemnity. Several Mexi
cans became III, blamed the Chinese
and the riots began. 1t IL said that
China may Increase the indemnity
demands TO loo, 1000 pesos for each u
the 3l6 victims.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
SURPRISED AT DECInoN.

MODESTO, Cal, June 10 Assem-
blyman Thomas y. Coffin, who in.
trodueed the eight hour law for NO
men. when shown Judge Densmore''
decision in the Riverside ease today
said he believed the supreme court
would reverse the decision Of Dens
more.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
ELECTION or orTICE1s.
fFrom Thursdays Dsily.)

Arizona Lodge, No. !, j. o. o. ~
at their meeting last night elected
the following officers for the en-
suing term, and they will be IN
stalled the first meeting In July;
J. l.. Zook, Noble Grand; r. A.
Belding, Vice Grand II. NJ. Maus,
recording secretary; J. NJ. w. Moore
financial secretary; George NJ
PAYNE. treasurer. W. NJ. Wood viii
he iuducted into the office OF Past
Grand. being the retiring Noble
Grand. The lodge was reported al
in a fIourishing condition, with 'h'
nrospeets bright for an active term
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
FREE TO ALL coMERs'

SAN LEANDRo. Cal, June $. -
Thousands Of boxes Of luscious cher
ries are ready for free distribution
10 all visitors 20 the annual san
Leandro cherry festival, which 10 to
.psn tomorrow and continue over
Saturday.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14

=, vou want a broiisd ssssE'
Chicken or Chops, you can ss'
.e,,v .. you want II ct Birch Bro: :,
Restaurant.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14
WAR ON STANDARD OIL.

SEATTLE, wash, June 10. Bs
cause the standard oil Company In
yaded China which Il elaips a. -
own territory the Royal Dutch Con-
pany has secured the water front
north of here and intsmds 10 mnks
war on the STANDARD Oh on the r.
eifie coast. The foreigners are back.
ed by British and Dutch capital.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14

Journsi-Misu High slass jse voss
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14

Miss Mary Wright and Miss Opal
Creekmur entertained the young la
dies Of the telephone company, at
the home Of Miss Creekmur, las y.
Summit ST., on Thursday evening,
with a brides supper In honor Of
Miss Arizona Ford, chief operator.
Those who enjoyed the evening until
. late hour were, Miss Arizona Ford,
Mrs. Dora Randall Pollard, and the
Misse. Kathleen Farrell, Mary Day,
Anna Rosenberg, Madeline Day. Wini.
fred Connell, Mary Wright. ard Opal
Crtekmur.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-14

Mr.. Clara Ford, announces the
betrotbal and approaching marriage
Of her daughter Arizona, TO Nj
Harry W. Goodwin, son Of Mt and
Mrs. George r. Goodwin, OF Salt
Lake City. The wedding will take
place at the brides home ON Tues
day. June 20.
Mr.. Goodwin will be remembered,
as the manager Of the Junction Hotel,
two years age, aud Miss Ford has
held the responsible position Of chief
operator AZ the local telephone OF
flee, where her sweet personality and
ability he. won her, host Of friends
Mr.. Goodwin's father IL prom
ineht attorney Of Salt Lake City. and
part Of the honeymoon viii be spent
there, where many affairs have beer
arranged, In their honor; after whisl
they viii make their home In Boise
Idaho.
Mrs. Clara Ford, 10 one Of III
pioneer women Of Prescott, and hold
the esteem and affection 81 man!
friends Mis-. Arizona, being the las
Of her four daughters 10 be married
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
PLAN FIELD DAY AT
AGRICULTURE COLLEGE


Special 10 The Evening Herald
Meslla Park, \, M April i2.--rho
local ield day comes on Friday Aplil
~ ana II IL planned to make This
event the biggest one Of the kind ever
giyen al The college. The list OF events
viii he the same IA those which will
be- In The Southwestern Amateur Am.
lclic federation. which H. 10 come two
weeks later. A large squad at men
have been training regularly and II IN
expected thai number OF territorial
records will he broken The first Meet
will he used as a preliminary 30 pick
the men who will enter the ; A A.
y. meet. Plans are nov on loot 10
have the college track team meet u
picked team from the El paso Y N.
e. A., III paso high school and the
~ Paso Military institute on Sa,ur.
day. the 29ih The ) \. A. +. meet
viii be- held IN ~ laso on May O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
KANSAS CITY PREPARES
FOR BALLOON RACES
>tocLaic VIII Take Care ~ $4,000
People; start Win Dc Made Near
Raw River Rri,iac.

Kansas City. Mo, April l2.--Prc-
rafations for handling the big inter-
national balloon race here next fail
were begun yesterday immc diatcly
after the return from New York Of
George NJ Myers, president 81 the
Kansas CITY Nero club. The big race
Is for the James Gordon Bennett cup,
ANA rs an annual eveAt
II has been decided that the racers
are To- start near the Armour-swift-
burlington bridg'. Gas Is 10 be- sup
piled from the old gas plant nearby
y high stockadc viii he erected and
seats win bc built 20 accommodate
li.ooo people. Nj Myers said.
Kansas city also has the refusal
pf the preliminary event ~ which the
American contestant h. qualified. BE.
FORE accepting that event Mr. Myers
said he would haVe>to see thu gas
company to learn what provisions can
be- made tor gas AZ that time.
tn. date Tor the dig race. October
2. does not fan In T.. -. T.. week IT,
after studying the almanac. Mr.. My
~ learns tina; tn" moon IN Ia be as
light October . NJ october .. he SAYS
ne VIII endcaVor tn have thc date
changed so as In bring the event
Ntthin festlNity week
Mr.. Myers met all tho foreign bal.
l""nists IN New York and 4, already
nae b"cn decided that England.
France, Germany. Russia and italy
VIII ho represented by three balloons
each. switzerland possibly may enter
with three aud, OF course, America
viii be here with a crack trio of the
monster u6s bags.