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Arizona republican., 1911-06-29
DARING INDIAN CHIEF
 MURDERED BY OWN MEN
Violent End on Yaqui River.

After a life of adventure and peril such as few Indians have experienced Chief Bule, the picturesque Yaqui chief tain, who signed the treaty with the Mexican government two years ago at the conclusion of the Yaqui war, has been reported killed by his own men. The news was brought to Globe by J. T. Hendrickson, a former resident of the city, who is now located on the Yaqui river valley.
 The report of the murder as pub lished by the Daily Silver Belt is as follows:
 MT. Hendrickson, who has just ar rived in Globe from the Yaqui River valley, says that Bule would not quit the federals after all his men had done so, and they killed him on that account. the murder taking place near the town of Vicam, on the Yaqui river
 Arrangements are now in progress, according to MT. Hendrickson, for the restoration to the Yaquis of the country lying north of the Yaqui river, including a number of towns built by the Indians. Several years ago they were driven from these lands, which had been put under irri- gation, many of them being deport- ed. The lands of the Indians, or the most valuable portions, were confis- cated by General Torres. the military commander of Sonora under the Diaz regime.
 The Maderoists have completely turned the tables on the Torres fam iIy, according to Mir. Hendrickson. All of the cattle of Lorenzo Torres, 1O.- 900 head. have been confiscated and the insurrectos, as well as the Yaquis are living off these spells of war.
 MT Hendrickson has a ranch on the big Richardson company tract. south of the Yaqui river. He believes that it is the richest agricultural country in the world, and has the figures to prove his contention.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29
WE ALWAYS GROW.

Careful studies and measurements have shown that our time of actual maturity and arrest of growth in physical characteristics, such as height, weight and chest girth, is much later than formerly supposed, says pr. Woods Hutchinson in Hampton's. Instead of reaching. as was at one time confidentially stated, our full height at IS, our full strength at 23 and our full chest girth at 25, as a matter of fact we continue to increase slowly. it is true, in all these respects until 35, 5S and even 40 years of age.
 By living a healthful, active. happy life and keeping up all our interests, We can grow and develop and adjust ourselves and feel that we are grow ing until We are one day suddenly dead, without ever realizing in any distressing or painful way that we are growing old at all.
 Already old age has gone quite out of fashion. The civilized. edu- cated man or woman of 70 is younger than the savage of 40 or the peasant of 50 What with steady spread or regular vacations and country or suburban homes and walking clubs and golf and gardens and automobil- ing and travel of all sorts, those who would have been considered old once are now only 70 or 75 years young.
 Not only is there no definite period in adult or later life, when these so-called senile changes begin. but there is no period at which they become accelerated or start to progress at more rapid rate than before In fact, the extraordinary paradox exists that what we term old age is the time of life in which we are growing old least rapidly. The only thing that makes it appear otherwise is that we have been steadily growing old all our lives long and the thousand imperceptible accumulations have mounted to a pitch which We can recognize"
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29
WOMEN AND THE IDLE BUG"
Bridge Playing and Obesity Are Signs
 of the Disease.

The busy Dug' is undermining the men of the American nation. That is the substance of one physicians con t"ntion, and, according tc Dr. John J. QuackenbOs, the idle bug has as sailed the wor3ep. and the two ex- tremes are responsible for the trying marital conditions cf the country.
 There are diseases of idleness and diseases of industry" Dr. Quackenbos says. Premature fatty degeneration of the heart and obesity are among the most prevalent diseases of idle ness; brain flag, indigestion and dys- pepsia are the diseases of industry
 There is a busy bug but at the same time there is an idle bug that inoculates the women who live in-no, l am not going to say in the city. be- cause the women in the city bear the brunt of every disagreeable accusation and carry the burden of criticism without a murmur It is the wealthy wife of the suburbs who has been inoculated with the idle bug
 T know a great many young ma irons who have beautiful country homes, servants, wealth and every thing heart can wish for, and yet they sit all day complaining that they have nothing to live for.
 "The country ought to have a bene- ficial effect and inspire women to healthy outdoor exercise and occupa- tions, but in the lovely suburbs about New York one looks in vain for re- suits of this kind.
 Bridge is the favorite indoor and outdoor sport and women with the mania for the game can think of nothing else. I have d great many out of town patients who are suffer- ing from nothing more than an at tack of the idle bug They are women who do not take the trouble to rise early and breakfast with their husbands and walk to the station with them, and do not rouse themselves from the moment the sun wakes them till it sets.
 likeness is in the brain. Unless you have an active mind you will become fat. It's no use taking dangerous medicines or heroic exercises to re- duce yourself Your idleness must be treated by suggestion and the fat will disappear.
 The men are becoming more and more busy and the women grow more and more idle. Ten per cent of the women of the city find plenty to do; plenty to interest them. It is the women of the suburbs that mortgage their homes to buy automobiles, that have no interest in life. and are therefore idle and the natural prey of the idle bug New York Mall
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29
NEARLY AS GOOD.

T thought you were going to take day off and enjoy a trip into the country"
 Had to give it up" replied the man with a cheerful disposition. But we did the next best thing We got some hard boiled eggs and some canned goods and ate them out in the back yard. Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29

Warranted all pure linen and regular ly sold at S250 All sizes are in this showing; some have front of pin tucks, some of large tucks, others are plain, mannish effects with pockets.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29

Latest style garments; sold up to S1.50. Tailored, marquisette and lingerie waists, high neck and Dutch neck, peasant sleeves, and quite few with sailor collars.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29

Taffeta, satin or messaline; some of chiffon over messaline, some over Per sian Another lot of. high class pongee piped in various contrasting colors. Sold up to S750.
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29

yards of material inches wide of of banding for trimming; yoke be needed inches " 70
 A May Mnon pattern No small women o IT, To and IS ol will be mailed address Fashion Department o this receipt of
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29
= e @ BLOOD MEDICINE
 0s Ss ss FOR YOUNG OR OLD

human ailments caused by impure DIoOd De polluted blood depes the system its necessary strength and diseaeSng powers Children do develop perfectly nor they strong unless the blood and strong while people afflicted with Rheumatism and other chronic troubles because of weakened circulation cures every amen which comes from impure diseased blood and regulates every portion system and abundant supply of nourShg properties with build blood SS S is absolutely free
 from harmful drugs and minerals and therefore, the pues and safest blood medicine young old g. S. Rheumatism Caarh Sores and Ulcers Scro Malaria Blood Poson and all other blood disorders the blood and medical advice free sold at drug Store THE SWIFT SPECHiC COy ALBANIA, GA
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29
DAILY FASHION TALks
A PRETTY CIRLISH BROCK.

NOUNG girls are
 N wearing a
 great many
 semi-princesse
 dresses this sea
 son. This one is
 charmingly youth
 full in effect and
 will be found equal
 ly well adapted to
 washable mater
 ials, to foulards and
 to other sim pie
 silks. In the il-
 lustration it is
 made of foulard
 banded with plain
 messaline and em-
 broidery. It will
 be just as effective
 made from linen however, and it is equally well suited to the still simpler lawns and batistes and materials of the kind. The partly low neck and the short sleeves are pretty and smart. but the dress can be made with high ne,.k and long sleeves if preferred. The five gored skirt is plait- ed. The blouse is laid in plaits over the shoulders and the two are joined by means of a belt, then joined to the panel. The plaits are stitched fiat over the hips and are pressed fiat so that they give no sense of bulk. Such a model can be made available in num- berless ways. Treated just as il- lustrated. it is adapted to after noon wear. Made from linen or from batiste or any sim liar material and high neck and long sleeves it be- comes suited to morning occasions. When the yoke is added if can he of any pretty lll-over material and it can be made either with short or long sleeves. The model is an one for small women as we'll as for young girls.
 For the I6 year ;ize will be required
Arizona republican., 1911-06-29

The following is the record of realty transfers in the office of the county recorder yesterday, as reported by the Arizona Ab stract & Title Co.,, 134 West Washington street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
HARD GAME
Fairmont State Normal VIII Play
Wsynesburs This Afternoon on
Latters Grounds.

What viii probably be their hardest
game OF the season will De played this
afternoon, when the strong Fsirmont
Normal eleven Will meet Waynes burg
college on the latter's grounds The
Fairmout eleven In charge OF Coach
Daily. the former BETHANY star. ar
rived IA The city last evening and reg
istered AT the Windsor Wilbur Is
real. the star full back OF the team.
Who played such brilliant game
against West Virginia Weslayn last
week. accompanied the team and has
fully recovered from his injuries The
remarkable record that Fairmont has
made this season ia largely due 10 the
fast work OF this full back. who not
only puuts the ball out OF the dan
gerous territory. but is the ground
gamer OF the team Isreal was the
star end Of the famous Mound CITY
team. The fun description OF the game
will appear in tO-morrow's Intel
liEoncer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

TEN In both Warwood and Loveland
New sewers are also needed In tho
northern end Of the town formerly
known as GienOva. Because there is
great need for better sewerage Is
the reason that the question Of a
$4,000 bond issue Us beng agitatcd
Certain sewers IN central WurW God
and In South Warwood are inadequate.
4 resident stated that Il was much
harder 20 look after broken sewers
than u vas to put In new ones. A
good deal OF opposition has developed
20 a bond issue. several residents
claiming that most OF the people liv.
ing In old Warwood and Loveiand had
paid FOR their sewers when they
bought Their property. and that IL does
not seem fair 20 them that the town
should provide Clenova with a sewer
age system. The general impression.
however. Is that a small bond issue
viii carry al the polls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
FOOTBALL GAMES
FOR THE WEEK
HIGH MEETS ELLIOTT ON FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.
Martins Ferry Plays Belisrre Satur.
day-StAats Negotiating for a
Game Sunday.

High school will NEE, the fast n
iiott eleven on Friday afternoon a.
the Island baseball park. and while
High will 40 doubt win an easy vic
tory. the game viii prove an interest
ing one Both elovens are In excellent
condition and are ready 10 play their
best game All the old gold and blue
players have recovered from the Steu-
bruvllle game OF last week aud the
line up will be- strong one
Negotiations are now pending De.
tween iligh and Moundsville FOR "a
game. Witch may be played next week
Martins Ferry High will meet the
Bellaire team Saturday afternoon az
Bellairc and IN. game should be a
good one Martins Ferry made "A re-.
markable showing against Canal
Dover last week and demonstrated
that they will prove a factor in the
fght for the championship In this VI.
entity.
The Stats have not yet succeeded
in arranging a game for sunday but
they vii meet one OF the fastest teams
In this section The Stats team Il
one OF the best mi-prOfessional
teams that ever represented Wheeling
Bcnwood is planning for game Tor
Sunday and will probably meet
Moundsville az the Bcnwood grounds
Cameron High will play New Martins
Vile next week az New Asrtinsyille
40 other games have been scheduled
20 date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
NOT A NIGHTMARE
Jus Saw Baker Make a Home Run.
Dream Of South Side Man A.
most Caused Panic.

u vas not a nirhtmare-he jus
saw Baker make n home run-bIt
The dream OF a South slider last night
almost caused panic. burned the
telephone wire and called in the doc
tor. With the big game on his mind
all day. and very much Of a favorite
o. the Athletics. he retired. hoping
onlN for the best
For the love Of Mike. be reason
able: the Athletics viii win-nothln'
70 IT, said IN such husky tones that
tho good wife was awakened from
her slumbcrs But that was only the
beginning. FOR tho next moment the
man of the house was in standing
posture. and had wandered M
against the headboard The wife ran
10 the telephone and called the doc.
tor On the doctors arrival the Ath.
letics had evidently won the contest
for hubby. psjama clad. lying cross
wise ~ the bed. was peacefully snor.
INK IN tho last inning
This sporting life is horrible. "
commented the doctor. a. he sized un
the fruitless mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
DEBS SPEAKS TO
CROWDED HOUSE
~ MARTINS FERRY HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM.
Socialist Leader VIII Leave for New
York This Morning on Lee.
ture Tour.

One thousand and four hundred
we're present af fhe Martins Ferry
Hgh achooi auditorium Iaft evening
to hear EuEene ~ Dobs. the Socialist
leader. Every scat upstairs and down
aas occupied. and many stood around
'rr rear ~ tho hall
Newton WycoT. local candidate frr
mayor was chairman o. the meeting.
and introduced George Harris NJ Mar.
tins FERRY. who 10 the sociaI sf ranfi.
Gate Tor constitutional delerate Mr
Harris made n short address after
which George Brewer. manager OF tho
Dcha lectures. vas introduced ana
rendered short speech Eugene v
hehs vas thon introduced and loudly
applaliei ~ Drbs spoke for about
au hour and a hair on the I've iss1ca
OF his party and held tis audience
sneUhounf with many interesting
feature recently developed in fh~
Socialist campa rn in various PARTS of
fhe country. after which The meeting
vas hrouFhf fo close Wr Debts
eI leave cary tiIs morn .nF for New
YORK chg. shcrs he eIiI make several
addresses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Burr KInkead

snerinI ntspat,n e. the Intelligence
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Oct ls.-Burr
Kinkead. son 81 Mr. and Mrs. 4. J.
Kinkead. died yesterday afternoon az
the home Of his parents At Mt Zion.
after ap illness OF typhoid fever. lie
was % years Of age. on september
= of the present year. he Was united
in marriage with Miss Lillian Mozart.
ney. OF Taylor county. The deceased
vas a member OF Company !. West
virginia National Guard. The funeral
viii take place Thursday morning and
intermeut will be made In NJ. Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
MORGAN MAY TWIRL
FOR ATHLETICS TO-DAY

Aaericaa Athlete club.
TIE Players o. both teams are IN
good condition. with the possible ex-
ception Of Baker. Sho Vas spiked By
SnodErass. and are anxious for the re
SUMPTION % the series
Neither Manager Mack nor Manager
NcGraS would ANNOUNCE cJnniteiy
tbeir selection FOR mound duty to-nor-
row u Was Wen known here that
Manager Mack q ANXIOUS TO win the
two remaining games and close the
series. and his selection viii depend
entirely upon whom Manager McGraw
pine his faith In. ~ tse latter. az u l.
rumored tonight. should choose
either AIMEE or Wiltse 10 do the t~iri-
ing tomorrow. Mack u Is thought.
MI send ei;heE Morgan or Krause 20
The slab. and save Bender for the ffth
game 20 - played IN New York on
Friday Mack does not believe that
MatheNson will Be called upon 20
pitch third game. and be Agures ~
out that MarQuard viii be sent IN on
Friday on the home grounds. where
he would ~ less liable 20 become
nervous than ~ facing partisan
crowd on the local grounds
Manager Mack. always reticsnt. re-
fused absolutely 20 discuss the IN
fortunate Snodgrass Incident. he
simply said u vas one % the fortunes
OF var"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
WHEELING soY CONSIDERED sy
MANAGER MACK.
seGrs~ viii Pvt Either A-es c.
"iitse 60 tne sesns-wessnsr
Conditions CLOUDY.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct ls-Not
Tiihsfs aiding thai Forrsster Bliss to-
night stated thai rain would probably
not Interfere with the fourth game
of 'he worlds ssries scheduled 70 TAX.
place fpmorruU a. shfbe park be-
tween re Se~ York Giauts and the
Athletes. "a drizzIe set In shortly be-
fore Ten O'Clock. ami the wind which
had shifted from east 20 west early In
the Afternoon, vceret % the north
Almost an Inch % rain fell during
the ds--but n The Gun comes out
warm 20 morrow the grounds can 30
put ia good condition. a. tho diamond
dries out quickly
To-nizhts forecast locally holds out
encograEement for game Forecsster
Bliss says. while the day may no, be
an Ideal one Tor the national pastirne.
he does not believe that there will be
any rainfall
Both teams spent today ~ the
theatres. and tonight several ~ the
players attended the bout between
Leo Houck and Frank KLAUS a. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
TO ENTER
TAUDE VILE SOON
RIGHT HAND rwtRLER OF ATn
LETiCS ALSO GETS AUTO.
VIII give Home win Ais wife After
the Close Of the chsmpionsnip
Seres
IRN MILL


Tempted BY an offer which will
reach into the thousands. Harry Nor
gan. one % the star twirlers Of Connie
Macks champions. with CoOmbs and
Bender. have signed IS weeks con
tract in vaudeville and the three
tWlriors VIII appear before the foot.
lsht- az the close Of the worlds
Championship scries This informa-
ton was received yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Morgan Of Martins Ferry.
mother Of Wheeling's pride OF all ball
players. In his Telegram 20 his
mother "Cy" stated that he had pur-
chased "a handsome touring car and
With his wife. Who Is az Philadelphia
with him. will drive homo after the
hnal game OF the 1911 worlds series.
Had 70 not been for rain yesterday
Morgan would have probably been the
choice 81 Connie Mack The Phila-
delphia manager has great confidence
In Morgan and would have pitted him
against Ames. in his telegram Nor
gan stated that Mack had slated him
for the game yesterday. while Ames
was the choice Ot McGraw with the
days rest Mack will probably put
Bender IN today and Plank again TO-
morrow Unless either one OF these
two star twirlers blow up" Morgan
will not twirl in the series. But Mack
will place him In u any Of the twirlcrs
pitching get hit hard Morgan has
pitched some wonderful games this
wear and In several allowed hut three
and four scattered hits Games ~
this kind will win FOR tho Athletics.
and for this reasOn Mack will put the
I local twirler In n he shows enough
control In warming Up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

nominafionai Missionary Federation.
and an excellent program uIu BE- rem
1eref. Tfc session UiI convene AZ
-.t9 o.clcce The meeting IL for tho
nlrpose ri irauEIrsfne a camnairr
to secure new members for me var
io1s COO .eties which compose The fss
GRAFTON
The decoration vas formed a fen.
months ago ty fre con soHfsffrv ,r
fhe missiorarr rociatIeF ~ au .o
Fr1'es'fa. CHURCHES ln Wheeling and
vicinity Nrs H r Allen. formeriv
OF L.m Grove 80 president. buf
since her removal fo Neu Cumberland
". Fa. Miss Fannie Hr1y. o. fbIa
c.y has been chosen 90 tho prer
delcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
Church Supper.

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a chicken supper this
evening In the church An especially
tempting menu viii be- served. and tho
tickets are very moderate. a hand
some new church carpet has recently
been bought. and the proceeds OF the
supper viii be applied towards liqui-
dating the debt The affair Is under
the direction Of the Social Circle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
DOf6 Managers are
Glad Of q Days Rest
ATHLETICS RULE
ODDS ON FAYORITE

Afts- 'he.r victories % N0n.iAv
and Tuesday. to Afhi-tics usr-
rnsds the osids Of farorits. or
wheeling ysEfsrfaY 3. arf trsrs ~
not g-ite - much Giant money in
sisht 80 there RS been during the
arrr.nas Eann@- TIE %~w Tork
team ruled favorifs here rat after
ftstr 100 defeats Tire steafY nank
rail ffaf f'aiiadslrfla fsuz otter
- made fls Nea N1rksrs 49, r.
".llr. and - a result Last niEAt 90
o.. sea offered IN The f-nfIllss %
earn fte trick to-day
n Vas learned over tae 80.
from Sew iork yeatsrday evening
fHaf hrsfav ia seriously ronsl1-
FrlrE fDsr3irg HIa llueup tr-iay
VITA b~vors and other members
OF Ats seam giayinE sueh Nrstrhsf
bail fns indications arr that one
"r 800 c.anrs- Nil 30 made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19
War.ood Briefs

Mrs. s =. Christian and Mrs. Geo.
w. Way have returned from a visit 70
relatives in stanton. Va.
Miss Lillian Theby. 81 Wheeling.
visited Mrs. r. 4. Alexander on Tues
day evening
DR. lsreal Bediil who has been ~
for some months. is reported 20 be
much better than Tor some time past
David GordinE. who has been pros
trated with typhoid fover ar the home
o. Fred Wiuless. in Main street. was
steadily improving on Wednesday
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-19

f'r f. game 20 he plassd on the latter's
srH-nl- Sunday afternoon The Stanfr
eil play Che same providing H~auoal
sglt ti- safe receipts even
ltptl 'caus are lu excellent condition
and n fn- game o. PLAY - 10 Will be- on.
Hf ue hardest fought % trv season
coach Frazier requests the following
payers o. report al the club house Tor
ptrciic~ t.iz evening a. : O'Clock. Baker.
IS. Chamber. q. FAamners Nelson. War
1"nrhl. Weaver. FltzsImmons Carpent-r.
Games, 'prners. Rapsr. Laird. Rod-er-