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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-25

Of his life and it was his aim to
make 70 the finest hotel in the south
west The buN Of Captain Sewers
estate t is said viii 80 TO bis daugh-
tets Mrs A. y English, Mrs. w. J.
cook and Mrs Mary owen.
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q have been somewna' costive. hut
Doans Regulets gave just the results
Desired They act mildly and regulate
The bowels perfectly. George X.
Krause, BOG Walnut Ave. Altoona, Pa,
hildren Cry
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

ship 24, south of range 24 east. and containing I66 acres.
 Lewis H. Gift, patent to the southwest one-quarter of section l5, township r. south of range 27 east. and containing I6O acres.
 John X. Gardner, patent to the southeast one-quarter of section g, township 22, south Of range 2s east and containing l60 acres
 Bessie Jordan. patent 10 the southeast one-quarter or section l5, town ship r., south of range 27 east. and containing leo acres.
 New Corporations.
 The records further show that the following new corporations have re. gently embarked into the Cochise county field. the articles Of incorpor. ation of the various concerns having been approved the state state corpor- ation commission and ordered re- ceiyed with Recorder Owen F.. Nur. phys
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
KNOW IT WELL.
Familiar Features We'll Known
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 The burden of a bad back
 A lame, a weak or an aching back
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Minded rer Own Business.

Found. woman Sho minds her own business. This ought to be straight Information, because her hus. hand says so. BefOrC boarding a train for Toronto, Can. he gave her a gold medal that had ia scribed on one side, For m'ndlng her own business" On the reverse is her name, Muddie This Memphis man. Dr. R. H Mcintyre. says that before his wife left for q three months visit 10 Toronto, Can, where she is visiting her parents, this Is the way he rewarded her most psiseworthy character. Memphis Scimjtar.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
SPANISH 10 BE TAUGHT
 AT ARIZONA UNIVERSITY

Spanish is one of the most popular subjects al the university of Arizona rat Tucson and there is constant de- mand for classes that cannot be it- ted into regular curriculum. This IS the reason for the new evening class in Spanish organized this week. The university has been fortunate in se- curing for instructor Miss Harriet Brown, Of Tucson. teacher of sp- proved experience and skin in tue schools of this city.
 Persons interested in the-new class met Miss Brown in the library build ing. ground floor. Wednesday evening lat 7:30, when the plans for the years work were outlined, College credit nasy- be obtained for -this-.Gork If -ine applicant has had full high school
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

San Andreas Mining company. cap itaiiZed at S300,0O0, par value S1.0O, and principal office at Bisbee.
 Central Sulphur Springs Valley Fair association, capitalized at S5000 par value Sl.
 Baltimore Oil company, capitalized at si ,000, 900, par value Sl, principal office at LOS Angeles, Cal.
 Mcleod Mining company, capital ized at S200, 900. par value si, pTinci pal office at Bowie, Arizona.
 Duncan Mining company, capital ized at SlO0,000. par value E. prin, cipal office at Wilcox, Arizona.
 Pan American Marble company. cap italized at s300e. par value SIC prin cipal office at Dragoon. Arizona p
 Arizona Colo & Copper Mining company, capitalized at Sl0J,000. par value g., principal office at Burlins, ton, Vermont. l
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Ny.t.s ouestsos.

Elmer E. Brown. the new chs5ceIlef If New York University, tells the fol evi1g snerdote; Near the approach If the Anal examinations professor sss cautiorirg his class against neg ectsng a .tborcugh review of the ss- nestsrs w1rk and was pointing out in a general waT what the examination sould cover. I'll pause now to sn- yer any questions the professor add d t;and then s1st go and prepare hs exsninstion papers and hurry Fher n the printer. There sss a moment 6R siience. I'm ready to answer any positions the professor repeated, milling around encorragingIy. Then T the back of the room 4 thoughtful 'ooking student with solemn fsfs trose. szta Be. If may ask. who5s he rrinterr-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
COCH|SE COUNTY
 LAND PATENTED
Many Tracts in This Vicinity Being Taken by Settlers, Many of Whom in Sul-
 phur Spring Valley
CORPORATIONS MANY
(By Oscar K. Coll.
 Stan Corr,

NbN OsNdf hs Golt,
 Stan CorrespondenLl
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. l5.--That con siderable lisd is being patented throughout Cochise county is evident from the number of, patents issued by the United States government to res idenis of the sulphur Springs valley and in and around Wilcox During the last month total Of thirteen pat. ent deeds have been lied for record in the office Of County Recorder MuT- phy, and are as follows.
 William C. Greer. patent to the southeast one-quarter of section l, to Snship l7, south Of range 24 east and containing l60 acres,
 Andrew H. smith, patent to the southeast onelquaIter os section 1, township IS, south of rang e2S east, and containing l60 acres.
 Josiah C. Taylor. patent 10 the southwest One-QuaTteT Of section |, township l2, south Of range g east and containing l6e acres.
 Henry C. Booth, patent 10 the northeast Jne-QuarteT of section 24 township l6, south Of range 25 east, and containing lsO acres
 Noah A. Miller patent 10 the uorth- east oneqUarteT of the southeast one quarter, and the southeast one-Quart. CT of the northeast one-quarter Of section ., township Is, south of range 2S east. .ra.
 Sharpe P. c. Lewis, patent to the southwest one-quarter Of section 2U. in township l2. south of range 2I east, and containing l60 acres. ...
 GsOrEe :. CaTty. patent to lots 1. 2, :, \, l0 and II, and the southeast one-QuarteT ot the northeast one, quarter, and the north one quarter of the southwest one-quarter of the northeast soae- quarter of the south west one-qGarJeT in section IS. town ship q, south Of range 19 east. and containing tT4.24 acres. .....
 Simona F. Brown. patent to lots . and [ and the east one half of tho southwest o1e-quarter of section 3i |, township 9, south of range 2S east. and containing l5S.53 acres.
 Jacob Scheerer, patent to the south one-half of the northwest 0Re-quarter and the north onehalf of the south. west one-euarter in section B. town ship 20. south of range 26 east, and containing l60 acres.
 Milton C. Swan, patent 10 the south one-hah 0t the northwest one. quarter r-7.'siIe north onehalf Of the south
 M onequarter in section 12, town
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
LOOKING FOR PEACE

SOFIA, Nov. 15.-The government organ, Mir, says: Yesterday We wrote the war had ended; today We might add We are on the eve oi peace, the Turks having addressed themselves 10 the Balkan league.
 This is the best way for making q lasting peace. The war has cleared away all difficulties and it now de bends on Turkey alone to. arrive at a benefcent peace, better relations and good understanding between the Balkan union and Turkey"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
moRosseHs CASE IS coapLETrp

NEW YORK. Nov. i5.-The ease of the defense in the trial pf the dou. gunmen accused of killing Gambler Rosenthal was completed today. Near. iy dozen witnesses testified in sup port of the claim Of the gunmen that Nailon. lrobber and stFRnger killed the gambler; that ~Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie" and "Whitey" Lewis were innotent spectators and that "Dago Frank was not there Later they told what purported to be an alibi
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
TURKEY FEARS CHOLERA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Ambas. sador Rockhiil reported to the state department today from Constantine, pie that the city remained absolutely quiet but he said cholera was spread ing. He said he had no fears and none were felt for the American mis- sionaries in the interior Of Turkey, reports regarding their condition be frg resssurnc.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
T. R. WINS IN CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO. NJy. Is.-rhc official canvass at San Francisco county was completed late today and 1t showed a gain for Roosevelt of seventy votes, making his lead in the state, including the vote in Los Anse- les county unofficial at 99. Las An geles is the only county not yet of. flCially reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
Relic. of Roman Legion.

In the course Of recent excavations at Chester. Eng, for the extension of s lccai hospital. the skeletons Of is soldiers Of the 20th Roman Legion. which once occupied Chester. were found. inferred, with. their heads to- ward the north Roman pottery. bot ties. files and sandals were also found. many of these relies being in a state of perfect preseryation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
FI.hlna. rh.lr oeeun.tIon.

Over i,2oO small boats are used along the north coast, Of New BFpns- wick in fishing. Nearly every resident is 3 HsheEpan during, portions ot the year. while a majority follow fishing as an occupation The greater, nun Der of smelt fishermen are farmers sho find smeit fishing profitable side line during the winter months-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
ROOSEVELT HAS CALIFORNIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15:-With the vote Of every county in the state officially cauvasaed, except Los An geles and Humboldt. Col Roosevelt led Wilson tonight by a margin of ninety-nine. Totals: Roosevelt 2S3,- 465: Wilson 2S3. .366.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
OCCUPY TURKISH TOWN.

SOFIA, Nov, l3.-AccordIng to pri- vate dispatches the Bulgarians peue- trated central Tchstacljolines and oc- cupied the town Of Hademkeui. twen- ty-one miles from Constantinople.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

LONDON. Nov. l5.-An Athens dis patch says the British steamer An nette from Philadelphia Oct. 22 70 New York. Get g. was captured The. steamer is sad to have a cargo Of stores for Albania.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD GO.
 PASSENGER SERVICE

-z:::S5, a. n. Ly Clifton ar.4.03 Q. m. SIS a. m. Lv Guthrie Lv 3:3O p. m. 9:00 a. m. Lv Duncan Lv 2:36 D. m. 1o;2S a. m. Lv LordsLurg Lv :33 D m. 11:30 a. m. Ar Hschita Lv 12:10 D. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. I, leaving LordsbUrg 1O:57 a. m. Mountain Time.
 South bound train connects with El Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso. leaving Hachita at 11:59 a. m., Mountain Time, and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee, leaving Hschita at 11:59 a. m. Mountain Time.
 R. K. MlNSON, Clifton, Ari General Passenger Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

We close at 6.30 as the Eiks Ba- zaar Is on. Henkel Jewelry CO.-Ad vertisement s7i.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16
IN OLD KENTUCKY
 PLAYS ID BIG HOUSE

That splendid old meIotrama, Tn Old ke.tucky' appeared before a Bis. bee audience and as usual the scenery. roosters. pickannies and horses won rounds of applause. The pickaninny band was probably one Of the best fyer seen and what the l5erformance would have been had some of the ac- tors changed places with the effects" is difficult 10 comprehend ,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-16

We close at .s.3o a the Blks Ba zasr IS on. Henkel JeweIry Co.-Ad vertisement. 67I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Pastures Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May 9.-The tone of today
stock market for the greater part of the
session was more steady and strong than
at any time since last Friday. when
versaI in some weeks. Dealings were
again in moderate volume. but the move
ment was fairly broad, taking in a num-
Der of the equipment issues as well as
other semi-active shares. There was fur
Their buying of Americans, the preferred
shares rising to a new high record at
40. All the standard issues We're higher
with the usual degree of ACTIVITY in Unit
ed States Steel and Reading. The for
mer rose sharply in the early afternoon
when il became known that the United
States circuit court in New Jersey had
refused to grant an Injunction asked for
by the federal government in connection
with the inquiry now proceeding in this
city.
In the final hour the entire market re-
versed itself, beginning with further de-
1909, its lowest price in four years. A
selling movement then ensued. which
wiped out the greater part OF the previous
rise and reduced net gains to minor pro-
Central was attributed to heavy losses
the property is supposed to have In
CURED as result of the disastrous
Hoods in the Mississippi valley.
Reduction of the Bank of England dis
count rate from TO q per cent. was one
OF the few important developments of the
day. The new rate Is the lowest in over
a year and only twice In the past IL
years has Great Britain'S financial bull
wark deemed it wise to post as low a
rate, namely, In May of 1908 and March
of 1905.
Crop news of the day lent confirmation
to recent adverse advices. Dispatches
from the Northwest stated that the cool
weather of the week and general rains
in North Dakota and Minnesota had
given check to seeding. From the Mid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
BOXING NOTES.

Johnny Coulon of Chicago. the bantam
weight champion, easily defeated Young
Salsberg of Brooklyn In 10-round bout
at the Royal Athletic Club. Brooklyn
Wednesday night.
Gus Lenny of Boston and Hugo Kelley
of Portland went 10 rounds to a draw,
Wednesday night. at New Bedford Len
ny led for the first five rounds, but after
that Kelley came strong
The Central A. a. will be back in
the field with a card of boxing. next
week Talent at this time is so scarce
that matchmakers find it difficult "a
mate up boxers who will provide the
proper entertainment.
Sam Fitzpatrick. good fellow and
clever handler of boxers. who has his
troubles in the game. has finally secured
meeting for his fast gated boxer,
Tommy Coleman. The Philadelphia boxer
will meet Eddie Palmer in a l0-round
bout at New York, May q.
Two Boston boxers anxious TO get a
crack al kilbane and each able to
make him step lively are Albert Del
mont and Jimmy Walsh. Each is will
ing to meet Kibane under reasonable
conditions, and general opinion is that
either would MAKE the champion travel
his fastest.
Johnny Kilhane, the featherweIght
| champion, has arrived in New York
where he viii complete training for
his proposed match with frankie
Burns, next Tuesday night. Many De-
lieve that Burns is conceding too much
TO the champion to make amy kind of
a fight Burns is naturally a bantam
weight and Will probably weight laot
| more than lls pounds.
When Jack Johnson enters the ring
July 4. against Jim Flynn, the Pueblo
fireman, he Will weigh 215, according to
a prediction. Wednesday, when the
champion lifted the beam at 2Si John
son planned to do his first boxing
Wednesday. with Matty Cutler. Road
work will continue to be q large part OF
Johnson's training program.
Jim Flynn has taken On weight and
holds that 1t viii benefit him greatly
in his fight with Johnson. Flynn as
serts that when he was a little fellow
he gave johnson a stiff tussle for ]
rounds, and now with the extra hard
weight he viii be able to box better
against the champion. Not many share
the same opinion, but even then there
rs chance that a surprise may be
sprung Who can tell nowadays whai
is going to happen in the boxing game
Another important feature that viii
have 10 be settled before AID Wolgast
and Leacnes Cross. the East Side. Ne%
York, lightweight. ever meet, viii b.
| the rules under which they will box
| Wolfsast insists On straight Marquis o.
Que snsberry. which is directly agains
| the wishes of Une state boxing commits
slon's rulings. The possibilities of tn,
| champion and Cross coming togethe
| are becoming more remote than ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
DOUBT DISAPPEARS.
No One in Augusta Who Has Bad
Back Should Ignore This Double
Proof.

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Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache is sometimes kidney ache.
With it may come dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been en-
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Are recommended here at home.
You have read Augusta proof.
Read now the Augusta sequel.
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A. b. Sibley, 73 Cony ST.. Augusta,
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gave some years ago | continue to
advise my friends to use them and !
know of several cases where this
remedy has brought prompt relief
and lasting cures. My former testi-
monial was based on my own expert
ence. Doan's Kidney Pills cured me
of backache which had troubled me
for ten years.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milbnrn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-aIld
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
Shipping News.

Boston, May 9.-Arrived u. S. rev.
enue cutter Androscoggin, Portland
Steamer Franconia, (BD, Liverpool
and Queenstown.
Sailed steamer Lancastrian (Br)
London; Sycamore (Br). Liverpool
Ship Rhine tBr), Buenos Ayres Bark
Sunlight BD, Macoris. s. ID. Barker.
tines Antioch. Conception, Del Urn.
qua Scnooners Harwood Palmer
Lamberts Point; Elizabeth Palmer, do;
George Il, Hudson, Philadelphia; John
ID. Coldwell, do: Marguerite. Norfolk
Gardiner q. Deering, Newport News.
Rockland, Me, May 9.--Arrived Sch
N. r. Aver, Rockport for Boston.
Sailed: Schooners Annie Anslie, M
v. &. Chase. Providence
PASSPORT, Me, May s-Arriyed and
sailed: Schooner Matte G. Ais, foi
Norwalk
New York, May ARRIVED: steam
ers Philadelphia, Southampton; Iver.
MIA, Naples.
portland, Me. May s.-Arrived
Sehooners Gilbert Stancline, Bangor
for Boston; Carrie A. Buchanan. Booth.
bay for New York; Wesley Abbott
Jouesboro, for New York; Mary F
Cushman Ellsworth for Boston
Sailed; Schoeners Oakley q. Curtis
philadelphia; Marcus L. Uranaa, New.
pert News
Baltimore, May 9-Arrived. Schooner
Alice M. Lawrence, Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
HoWDolN COLLEGE.
Ball Team Ready for Friday After
noon Game With Maine.


Brunswick Me, May 9.-tSpeciaD.- -
The Bowdoin Baseball nine held prac-
tice. Thursday afternoon, on the Whit
tier Athletic field in preparation for
the game with the Maine nine, at $50
Friday afternoon All of the men were
out and were given both fielding and
batting practice The batteries were
given q tryont
1t is probable that the Bowdoin line.
up wiil be the same as in the earlier
games OF the season Means will pitch
if his arm is stronger by the time OF
the game, and il not ii is probable
that Dodge Will do the twirling.
The Bowdoin men feel confident thai
the team Will make good in this game
for during the week the players have
put in hard practice daily, and ar,
now showing a great Improvement botf
in fielding and hitting. The Bowdoir
lineup Will be as follows: 2b, Wealth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10

day, he put the 16-pound shot 80 feet
and l inch, exceeding his record by /
foot l inch, The feat will not be-
come record because it is unofficial
In view of the fact that the left hand
ed shot put Is expected to figure in
the Olympic records, Rose is practic-
ing with that hand and is consistently
putting a distance of 40 feet. Clarence
Edmundsen of the Seattle Athletic
club, is another picked by the experts
to make the American team, In nnoiii-
eial trials he has run the half mile
in IS So. THE first trx-outs for the
team viii be held on stanford oval,
MAY is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10

Peter Walker. wealthy contractor,
who recently completed large part of
the government work at the Yuma irri-
cation dam. was shot and killed at Los
Angeles by Mrs. Anna Dewey of Haskell.
Ohio, said to be the daughter of for
mer congressman. Mrs. Dewey commit
ted suicide. The tragedy occurred IN the
apartments of the woman, probably last
Sunday, but the bodies were not found
until Thursday, when a police investiga-
ton revealed the fact that Walker was
hoping for a reconciliation with his wife.
Mrs. Dewey separated from her hus-
band six months ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10

The Dreadnought Utah, Thursday, was
successfully placed in the new drydoclt
in the New York navy yard. Because
of the i'll fortune which has attended the
construction of the drydock, there was
some anxiety concerning the placing OF
the first battleship in the big concrete
basin. during the building of which q
number of workmen We're killed and
many We're injured. Great precautions
We're taken and the Utah was warped
into the slip without mishap. After a
line had been passed from the bow of
the battleship to the power house diver
went down and inspected the blocking
upon which the ship was to rest and saw
that everything was in good condition.
Then the gate was lowered and the
pumps set to work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-10
FINDS FRAUD IN ADAMS CASE.
Boston Broker Sold Heinze's CoItater.
al to Innocent Third Parties.

Boston, May "a masters finding
that Almon ID T. Adams. money
broker of this city, and now in state
prison. loaned #. Augustus Heinze OF
Butte, Mont. 100000 with fraudulent
intent of obtaining s591,750 of collat-
eral, and that adams sold the collateral
to innocent third parties, was filed, to-
day, IN the supreme court by f. Rock
wood Hall.
The foundation of the suits of
Heinze, Carlos Warfield of Montana
and NJ. M Joyce of New York. against
ADAMS and a number of Boston brok-
ers, was in the summer of 1908, when
iIeinze. Warfield and Joyce negotiated
the loan with Adams without investi-
|. eating the 1atter's financial response
bilitx, which the master finds at the
time, was poor
IIeinze pledged shares of Davis-Daly,
United Copper, Ohio Copper and Ohio
Bonds, valued, according to the master,
at $59i,75O Adams sold to fifteen
brokers' all the collateral except few
shares of Davis DAILY and Ohio
IIeinze brought suit against Adams
, and against the purchasers or the coli
lateral and Mr.. Hall, who was appoint
cupied several months in hearing the
evidence.
The conclusions of Master Hall are:
I-That when they We're given, the
plaintiff intended to pay at maturity
the ten notes given by himself, War
field and Joyce to Adams, and 10 re-
deem the collateral
2-That Adams did not make the
loans and procure the collateral in
good faith, hut with fraudulent intent.
3-That the co-defendants of Adams
were not in coliusion with him. but pur-
chased the collateral in good faith,
If the finding of thes master is upheld,
lHeinze and his friends win lose their
equity in the s59l. $50 of collateral which
was pledged for the 100000 loan
Walter !. Badger. counsel for Heinze.
stated today, that he would contest the
allowance of the finding on the ground
that many of the defendants knew of
| the financial responsibility of Adams.