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The copper era., 1911-05-05
A Pleasing Incident.

During the resent session of the district court in this city mutually pleasing incident to the parties con- cerned, and also to the members of the bar present, occurred when Col. NJ. J. Egan, iu open court on the first day of the session, presented Lord Salveson, an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Scotland to Judge E. w. Lewis, Associate Justice of the Supreme court of Arizona .. During the morning hour Monday morning Col. Egan arose and address ed the court as follows:
 May it please the Court: 1 desire to present to your Honor Lord Salve- sen, An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Scotland"
 At the conclusion of the present. ation his Lordship was invited to d seat on the bench where the two distinguished gentlemen engaged Tn earnest and pleasant conversation, which lasted for several minutes. Then with au exchange of courtly bows. his Lordship retired from the court room escorted by Col. Egan. Lord Salvesen left last week for the east via New Orleans and expects to sail for his home in Scotland the first part of this month. He spent several weeks here as member of the committee of the Board of Directors of the Arizona Copper ] c., Ltd.
The copper era., 1911-05-05
BOARD OF. SUPERVISORS.
Hold Regular Meeting at the Temporary Court House and Transact Routine
 Business.

The Board of Supervisors held their regular monthly meeting at the court house this week converting on Monday morning with Chairman Cosper and Member Billingsley present. Member George Webster was unable to attend being busily engaged with a large shipment of cattle during the first three days of the week.
 l PicAens Anderson, of the First National Bank, was appointed As sistant County Treasurer by Treas urer Webster and the appointment approved by the B jard.
 The county surveyor was instructed by the Board to ascertain the cost of widening the Clifton Metcalf trail two feet and to be prepared to sub init his estimate to the Board at it's next regular meeting.
 County Assessor Kerby was in- structed by the Board to ascertain the amount of the assessable prop erty in the Franklin school district for the purpose of issuing bonds in the sum of $35OO. A contract was entered into with Globes and Wall As delinquent tax attorneys and q compensation of twenty five per cent of the amount of delinquent taxes collected was agreed upon. On motion the sum of sl5,OOO was trans ferred from the General fund to the expense fund and 5000 from the expense fund to the salary to meet the requirements of the two different funds.
 The bond of H. Moder, Justice of the Peace, in the sum of two thous- and dollars was approved by the Board
 Applications from J. G. Cash and G. L. Crawford for the appointment as Constable of Morenci precinct was received by the Board and laid upon the stable until the next meeting.
 Seven petitions from different sections of the county were filed with the Board by John R. Hampton ask ing that the court house site be located in a more convenient place to the public having business at the court house. No action was taken by the Board at this meeting on the court house matter and the court house site originally selected by the Board still stands awaiting further condemnation proceedings.
The copper era., 1911-05-05
Clifton Tennis Club.

At meeting of the Clifton Tennis Club the following office bearers Were appointed: w. H. Ncil. Hon Secy; Geo. R. Drysdale, Hon. Treas: Executive committee, A. A. Liddeli, J. NJ. Mason and Geo. GOring.
 A resolution of thanks addressed to the directors and Norman Carmi- chael of the Arizona Copper Co.,, was adopted thanking them for the new concrete court On the east side.
 Players desiring membership in the club should hand in their names and B. % entrance fee at an early date to W. H. Ncill. Hon. Secy.
The copper era., 1911-05-05
Recorded Documents.

Important recorded documents dur ing the week at the office of the coun- ty recorder included the filing of writs of execution against the New England & Clifton Copper Go. by w. E. Spaw, Slm Young, Forest Moore, A. c. Go. Ltd, Chas. A. Meyer, E. B Reppert, Clifton Meat & Cold Storage Co. and G. W. Wells.
 A quit claim deed from Rufus Ne phew to l.. J. Morris.
 Thirteen Mining locations filed by John R. Hampt on.
The copper era., 1911-05-05
TerritoriaI NeWS.

It will be incumbent on Bisbee to forget the idea of the territorial highway running through Bisbee, traversing Tombstone canyon. The other route, by way of Don Luis, Hereford, Fort Huachuca and Tucson has been adopted and bids have been called for to construct this portion of the highway.
 Robt. c. Kettlewell, after finger ing illness of four months died at Tombston this week. He was an old pioneer.
The copper era., 1911-05-05

Harvard has established a new system of exchanging teachers with four of the smaller Western colleges Thus encourage the hope that some Harvard students will get the ground work of solid collegiate education.
The copper era., 1911-05-05

Tbe Car showed his wisdom in recognizing that Stolypin is the safety pin of Russian progress towards constitutionalism and insist ing that he stick in the premiership.
The copper era., 1911-05-05

"A foreign military expert say' America has no real money Stil our soldier, have proved the "real thing'' to every enemy that has gone up against Us, so what's the differ AurPD
The copper era., 1911-05-05

Senator LaFollette is going to see that Senator Lorimer's bribery case is reopened by the senate. Already the Helm comittee at Springfield, III has obligingly pried off the lid and the national senate will have to act ,peedily that it may rid itself Of the resultant odOr
The copper era., 1911-05-05

A California minister thin ks by c ting sauerkraut one may live 100 years. But who would want to live d hundred years on such a ct.
The copper era., 1911-05-05
Ladies Aid Social.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap- tist church will give d lawn social on the lawn of the Baptist church the evening of Nav 18th at which time the ladies will serve delicious refresh ments, including ice cream. sherbert and cake. A cordial invitation is eX- tended to the public to be present. Don't forget the date is May 18th and the place is the Baptist church lawn.
 It is now getting so that when a big New Yorker mdrries you have to ask whose wife she used to be.
The copper era., 1911-05-05

Cranks, it appears have invaded St Peters in Rome, to shoot at priests The crank and the gun form bad combination,
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
THE NEW CABINET
SWORN IN At NOON
Gorgeous Ceremonies Attended thu
Mexico Function,
DlAZ SEtMS IN GOOD HEALTH
This is the First Time in the Nations
History That a Ministry Has
Been Pledged to
Reform.
DIAZ SEtMS IN GOOD HEALTH

Mexico City, Mar. 29.-In the roy
ally ornate hall OF Ambassadors in
the National Palace, members OF the
new cabinet were sworn in at noon
An aisle way was formed by a double
row of high military officers in gorge
Gus ceremonial uniforms. At one END
stood President DiaZ and a subsecre
tary. The latter administered the
oath of office.
Escorted by two generals each
minister was ushered into the further
end Of the military peristyle areway
and advancing, bowed formally three
times, the last Genufiuction bringing
him face to face with the battleshir
proWlike c~ountenance of the presi
dent. At the conclusion of the oath
the ministers would say: 81 protest
that will do my duty" and the
president replied to each, IF you
do the people will approve; if you
do not, the people will condemn"
The President Vigorous.
Gen. Diaz, looking not over GO,
spoke in a firm, distinct voice and
gazed fixedly, with impressive face at
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
RUSSIA WANTS DIRECT Rtft1
Is Upon the Point of Addressing to
China an Ultimatum Fixing
a Date.

st. Petersburg, Mar. 25.-Kussia is
on the point of addressing to China
an ultimatum fixing a date for entire
satisfaction of her demands.
The Chinese's replies to Russias
successive notes dealing with the de
mands. of Russia in Mongolia have
been described by the Chinese govern
ment as conoiliatory, but the text in
each case has been unsatisfactory to
Russia. because Il has evaded the
points OF issue.
The last Chinese note received by
the Russian government consents to
the establishment of u Consulate at
KobGo. whereas Russia actually de-
manded its location at Sharasumo, to
which place the Chinese transferred
the administrative seat of the dis
trict. The Chinese reply also attempts
to limit Russia's rights in trade to
articles of foreign origin, whereas the
treaty specifies that Russia's right OK.
tends to merchandise of any origin
and coming from any country.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

the note woulu terminate the
incident regarding Russian consular
and commercial privileges In Mon
golla temporarily but the Chinese
having discovered that Russia is re
luotant to move its troops. will rec.
ommend soon. 1t is believed here, q
policy OF obstruction toward Russians
in the interior, Accordingly, it ia
believed that the whole issue will be
only aggravated by the latest eE
changes.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
RUSSIA NOT YET SATISFIED
The Chinese Reply viii, It IS BeIiev
ed, Only Temporarily Satisfy
the Cars Demands.

Pekin, China, Mar. 27.-The CHI
nese reply to the Russian ultimatun
demanding acq%uiescence not latal
than today in the demands set forth
in the Russian note of February 1G
has been delivered. according to an
nouncement by the foreign board.
1t is a lengthy document explaining
and j~ustifying the previous answers
of China to the representations from
st. Petersbur. and there ig 10 doubt
that it makes further concessions.
The Russian legation believed that
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
resign ana go TO nurope.

ACoabh ahu 81 W huAOp1.
Evidences of the administrations
good faith In the promised changes
is found of the assured truth IN
the rumor that Gov. Ladi of this
province will soon resign and he sue.
ceeded by Gen. Fernandez, The lat.
ter is a pronounced adherent Of Gen.
Reyes, which shows to what extremes
the government Is ready to go to sat.
isfy public opinion.
Vice-President Corral is to sail for
Europe on April II. Paris will soon
be a center of Mexican dignataries.
The situation Is still very promis.
ing and the volcano we are sitting
on keeps quite respectfully quiet
though 1t grunts once In a while.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
GLOBE SIGHTS

Most hustlers are short winded.
If you just talk to be talking you
won't say much.
Nearly every mar has enough vests
and hair brushes.
No one will appreciate your joke
as much as you will.
A small boy isn't generally consid-
cred cute unless he is mean.
Did you ever know of a bore who
was told that he was a bore?
When your feet are tired, you are
pretty apt to be tired all over.
And sometimes a son thinks he
knows just because his father knows.
The only way some men can attract
attention is by getting a queer hair
cut.
Considering the way he lives, a
tramp pays a pretty high price for
leisure.
Just because you don't see it the
first time you 1ook, is no reason it
isn't in the paper.
A woman's idea of a great triumph
for her sex is when an old bachelor
gets married.
A comfortable shoe never looks as
proud as it should over such an
accomplishment.
This country needs better spoilers
good deal more than it needs more
amateur piano players.
1t is every married mans opinion
that the hair receiver doesn't attend
to business as it should.
It may help you to be agreeable
when you remember how well the
cIairyoyants make it pay.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
Contest Closes 9 p. RI.
April 18th
eacn minister.

eacn minister.
Immediately after the ceremony
the ministers went to their respective
offices and began their duties.
A noticeable incident was the pres.
ence Of the Americans and not q
word or look conveyed any resent.
ment or hostility. Extreme polite.
ness was evident. The presidents
face was entirely free from any
wrinkle of anxiety and appeared ex.
actly as potently serene as when
seer a year ago.
Physically he looked his ability tc
put any three men in the room over
his shoulder.
People Not Excited.
There was no sign of excitement
among the people. All who could
gain admittanee to the hall, crowded
in and several hundred stood quietly
in front of the palace during the
ceremony.
This is the first time in Mexico's
history of the induction of a cabinet
pledged to radical reforms demanded
by both the peaceful citizens and a
large number of reyolters.
Senior Limantour was present but
was not sworn as his resignation had
not been accepted. When he entered
the hall there vas a rubbering and
whispering showing his possession OF
the center OF the stage. Limantour
has become notable in the American
fashion and shops advertise Liman.
tour cigars, Limantour collars, Liman.
tour shirts and Limantour more init.
mate and bashful garments. 1t is
evident that in his cameo-like head
he carriees either the RENAISSANCE or
the ruin of Mexico.
Confederation of Gen. Diaz's inten.
ton to quit as soon as he can do so
without appearing to act under com.
pulsion was received from a friend
who quotes the president as saying
to him that as soon as the reform
program is instituted and the objec-
tlonable governors changed, he will
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
chlloeco,s new Head Chosen.

Arkansas City, Kan, Mar. 23.-Ed-
gar A. Allen, supervisor OF Indian
schools in Oklahoma, was chosen TO
succeed John r. Wise as %superinten-
dent of the Chiloceo Indian school
near here. Mr.. Wise vas chosen su-
school at Lawrence. Kan.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

1t doesn't take a mechanical genius
to make an instrument of torture out
of a musical instrument.
A mar who has had several wives
usually gets along all right while be-
ing cross examined in court.
Although a good many people keep
cats, the sale of mechanical mouse
traps is constantly increasing.
When a mar commences to say he
wouldn't have an automobile as a gift
lie is almost ready TO buy one.
You may have observed that the
man who says the truth hurts no one,
is apt to lie about other things.
Woman's idea of self control is to
be able to receive a telegram with
out throwing a fit before opening it.
Men are like steamship companies
in fayoring five meals a day until
their stomach hit the toboggan.
1t takes a man almost as long to
properly color a meerchaum pipe as
it does to improperly color his nose.
If you expect your garden to come
up to seed catalogue advance notices,
you have entirely too much hope.
If a man is very sick, you can't
comfort him by telling how bad he
locks, but if he is just "grunting,"
you can.
The Lancaster Literary society viii
soon take up this question: Which is
the worst: foolish talk or silly
clothes?
You may flatter a woman who has
never been in the Far East, by tell
ing her she is of the Oriental type of
beauty.
1t is said of a good many men:
He talks so much that he can't help
saying something bright once in a
while.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

Post card philosophy: Because you
feel cheap don't give youself away.
=.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

A mar who has had several wives
usually gets along all right while be
ing cross examined in court.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

Although a good many people keep
cats, the sale of mechanical mouse
traps is constantly increasing.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

1t doesn't take a mechanical genius
to make an instrument of torture out
of a musical instrument.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

When your feet are tired, you are
pretty apt to be tired all over
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

And sometimes a son thinks he
knows just because his father knows.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

When a mar commences to say he
wouldn't have an automobile as a gift
lie is almost ready TO buy one.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31
The TRIBUNE CIRCULATION CONTEST

The Contestant Who Has the Largest Number of
Votes at the Close of the Contest Will Be Award
cd a Six-Hundred and Fifty Dollar Automobile
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

It is said of a good many men:
HE talks so much that he can't help
saying something bright once in a
while.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

Did you even know of a bore who
was told that he was a bore?
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

If you expect your garden to come
up TO seed catalogue advance notices
you have entirely too much hope.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

You may have observed that the
mar who says the truth hurts no one
is apt to lie about other things.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

If a man is very sick, you can't
comfort him by telling how bad he
locks, but if he is just "%grunting,
You an.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

The Church, Lodge, School or Organization Hav-
ing the Largest Number of Votes viii Be Award
cd a Three Hundred and Fifty Dollar Piano.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

The only way some men can attract
attention is by getting a queer hair
cut.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

A Fifty Dollar Gold Watch and a Thirty Seven and a
Half Dollar Diamond Ring Will Be Awarded to the
of the Different Districts.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

1t takes a man almost as long tc
properly color a meerchaum pipe as
it does to improperly color his nose
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

You may flatter a woman who has
never been in the Far East, by tell
ing her she is of the Oriental type of
beauty.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-03-31

The Lancaster Literary society will
take up this question: Which is
the worst: foolish talk or silly
clothes?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
Parliamentary Clearance
Dress Goods Remnants

The accumulation Of busy seasons selling Of
choice Dress Fabrics, including such desirable
wcavcs as
Broadcloths. Serges, Henrietta, Silk-and- Wool
Poplins, Cotele Coatings, Mohairs, Tussah Royal,
Chailis.
Also large selection Of novelty weavcs such as
Novelty Stripe Serges, Fancy Stripes. Fine dag
onals. Meiange Suitings Striped Vigoureaux and
fine Bourette Suitings.
All marked at very special prices for quick dis
posai. -rir., roo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

CLEARANCE OF ONE-PIECE SERGE DRESSES
AT SI675-Every garment in this assortment regularly
sold considerably higher prices The materials fine
French and sergcs OF the Dresses are plain
tailored others effectively trimmed with brads and
brolderies Skirts are draped and straight models
Coiors, black, navy, brown gray and green.
CLEARANCE OF WOMENs AND MISSES TAI
LORED SUITS $1,000 Mannshly tailored coats skirts
in sraighcu and cuserpai,ed styles. Materials serges
worsteds suitngs and fancy mixtures Sizes r. 10 49, "a
TO ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
PRESENT LIEN
LAW APPROVED

The Chamber Of Commerce yes.
terday decided not to favor ans
change Ia the present lien law.
The proposed amendment contend.
cd that instead OF duplicate of
all bills for material being sent TO
the owner OF the building. the for,
warding Of one formal notice stat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
Mrs. Morse Pleads

WASHINGTON. Jan. ii.-Mra.
Charles " Morse had conference
with Senator Hale today. aud
called upon the department ~ Jus
tice 60 urge early action ON her
plea for her husbands pardon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

CLEARANCE OF wOMEN's AND MISSES TAI
LORED SUITS AT s25.0o-An arc distinctly high
grade models tailored from fine serges. wofseds broad
cloths and novelty nliing including plain tailored and
trimmed styles Goats 90 and 81 inches long. skirts
models sizes - ~, and Misses sizes II, 10
and rs
CLEARANCE WOMENS AND MISSES HIGH
GRADE TAILORED COATS S250O-Chocc OF mate
rails includes tine broadciohs IN black and evening shades
navy and black gray novelty and mixed eoaiug
Styles Tor evening wear, models also Motoring and
General Utility Coats with collars hoods and sal
collars All decsyely undcrpriced a, $500
-aseona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
DELAY IMPROVEMENTS


SPOKANE. Jan. ii.-Followins
n long conference this morning,
Mayor Pratt aud the board OF
public works decided not TO aware
any more contracts without con
quilting the corporation counsel u.
each case. This decision VIII hola
up practically 100000 worth OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

Patent Colt Lace Boot. with
dull top, narrow toe, tip, short
vamp. welt sole and Cuban
heel, special S3.o5.
Gun-metal Kid Butcher Boot.
on foot form" last. with wide
toe. welt solo with extension
edge and low heel; special
S3.o5.
Patent Colt Button Boot,
with high cloth top. round toe,
shor, yamp. with tip, welt sole
and high Cuban heel spc sal
S3.oo. -ris., F1oas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
rain F0ILS
BOMB PLOT

CHICAGO. Jan. H. What ~ be.
lleved 90 have been an attempt 90
blow up County Judge owens was
frustrated by heavy rainfall 90.
day. A dynamite bomb with fuse
attached was found under corner
Of Judge Owens house hy his ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

cH1LDREN'S SHORT WHITE DRESS
ES. SPECIAL s0c--Made OF soft nainsook
with peasant shoulder and sleeves. trimmed
with tucks and embroidery medallions set in
with narrow lace insertion. Sizes months
one and two years
CHILDREN'S SHORT WHITE DRESS.
ES, SPECIAL 95c--Of good quality nainsook
in Hubbard style. with round embroidered
yoke, long sleeves and neck finished with fine
lace. Sizes 8 months and / year
CHILDREN'S SHORT LAWN DRESSES.
SPECIAL 95c-With embroidered round
yoke. long sleeves, neck finished with cmbroid-
cred edge and hemstitched hem. Sizes 6
months and years.
CHILDREN'S SHORT WHITE DRESS
ES, SPECIAL Sl.50-Madc in Hubbard style
Of lawn. with round yoke trimmed with hand
Misunderstanding and skirt tucked and trimmed
with rufile finished with Valencienncs lace
edge. Sizes 8 months and years.
second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan A. Mrs
Emma Brown. no years old, gave
birth 60 seven pound baby boy
yesterday The mother Was mar
ried 60 Frank Brown. n policeman.
when ahe was ~ years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

ms that materials are being furn.
ishcd the contractor suffice TO
hold the owner responsible for any
inability 20 collect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
Pre-InUentory Clearance
Table Linens

Offers many interesting values Among The lois @
be closed out are
Remnants Of Table Linens, in various useful
lengths.
Table Napkins in half-dozen lots.
Tea and Lunch Cloths, Pattern Cloths and Nap
kins, soiled from display.
Fancy Scsrfs, Centerpieces and Doilies. incud-
ing Cluny trimmed. Madera-embroidered and ma
chine embroidered pieces
Remnants OF Toweings and Crash at special
prices. -Fr. Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

srsrR nttt~ stfaaNlrra were hruuNht
fruns shorthand b. Father st.fh aresraa
lsE 60 eeftifisates 81 birth frseltra 80
ferday ~ the health department. IeuF
- rss haNs aad thr~a airis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

ter. Apparently the bomb had boon
planted and the fuse lighted. bat a
apnttor Of rain had extinEulshcd Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11
FREDERICK & NELSON, INC.
Store Closes Daily at $50
tory Clearance of Womens HhGrade Street and Dress Boz

plus lines embracing many popular and feathers be closed
this special price Sizes practically complete Some Of
the STYLES follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-11

Patent Colt Button Boot.
with black cloth top, round toe
and tip. light welt sole and
Cuban heel special S3.95.
Black Suede Button Boot.
short vamp style, with tin,
light welt sole and Cuban
heel; special $685..
Gun-metal Button Boot.
with dull kid top. round toe.
short yamp, welt sole and low
military heel. special S3.oo.