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en- and thorough hearing before this
committee. / myself felt that II was
Mr. Codes duty to present himself
here and explain away these implica-
tions that have been made against
him in which his business judgment
has been. assailed if not his integrity
questioned. The committee knew
that Mr.. Code was in town. and he
should have presented himself before
this committee ! am not sure that
the committee will now avail itself
OF the right TO subpoena Mr.. Code so
as 10 give him an opportunity 70 be
heard. His actions in this matter
do not appeal 10 me personally.
Had he acted as Mr.. Hill has
acted, the impression would have
been entirely different. Mr.. Hill was
not here when the investigation was
started. yet he came a long distance
to be present. and gave the commit
tee all the assistance possible in ar.
irving at a true solution OF this prob
lem. Mr.. Hill was not subpoenaed to
appear before this committee, yet
he came. and in the very nature OF
the case a subpoena should not be
necessary for Mr. Code. These state
ments will be excluded from the re-
cord. therefore, as a self-serying dec
laTation.'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05

to Phoenix from the Pacific coast.
some lively Tits would be in order:
but Nj Code has not come. and viii
not appear before the committee 10
defend his reputation. This was dis
covered at the session OF the com-
mlttee yesterday afternoon, when a
statement from Mr. Code was pre-
scented with the request from the ab.
sent engineer that IL be put into and
made a part OF ttIe record. linn ediate-
~ the tempest burst. and for while
things looked hot around there.
II was submitted that Mr.. Code
came 70 Phoenix last week. and
knew what liberties we're being tax
en- with his reputation both as an en-
sineors and a man, but contrary to
the general expectations, he folded
his tent like the Arab aud silently
stole away
Just when ne left is unknown. but
that be is gone was wen established.
Congressman Hanna prcscDted the
letter containing Mr. Codes defense
TO the committee yesterday after.
noon. the letter being subjoined To
the request that IL 20 into the re-
cord. Immediately Congressman Car
lowav objected strcnuOHsly TO the ad-
mission OF the letter. on the ground
that Mr. Code had not appeared be
fore the committee. had. not bcou
swurr; the. letter contained state
nicnts that were not niade under
OATH. AMI was IN toto q .suif-sc.yius
declaration. Congressman llensley
sustained the objection, aud stated:
From rlie very opening session of
this hearing VIC t.ave At all times
tried Co make IL plain that al vino
are Interested in THIS matter, or who
have any Information that Will en-
able the committee TO get at ia,
true facts, you'll BE- accorded an ,op.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05
AMERICANS TO TAKE
PROMINENT PART
King Alfonso Wants Them ar
Universal Exhibition
at Seville

MADRID. May liking Alfonzo OF
Spain is greatly DESTROYS that the
American government and the Amer.
lean people will take a prominent
part in the universal exhibition which
will be held at Seville in 1914. lie
hopes that the United States will
have an exhibit representative OF its
development in commerce and indus
try as well as in the arts and sci
ences He is reported as saying
that Srain is the best friend in Eu.
rope Of the United States, and that
Spain is the only nation in Europe
which can fortify the bands OF friend
ship with the western hemisphere
without causing the suspicion % q
desire for Imperialism or even com
petition
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05

men were concerned. so orders were
issued that no Turkish woman was
TO appear in public wearing a thin
veil. she must not lo.ter in front OF
European shops and she must not
enter such places except under spec.
ial circumstances.
The women were warned, in short
to make themselves as moons picuous
a possible in public on pain OF arrest
and punishment Under this new rule
several Moslem women OF evil repu
tation have been arrested and eXiled
In consequence OF these harsh reeU
lations the women are going more
heavily yelled than even under the
old regime, but as some Compensa
ton lately they haze begun To copy
European dress in other parts Of their
attire. even their skirts in man!
cases being modelled on the honble
pattern.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05
FRENCH WOMEN
ARE PATRIOTIC
They Are Taking an Import
ant Part in Modern
France in business
and Home Life
MANY WOMAN'S CLUBS

RARfS. NAV 4-WOmen are TAX.
ing prominent part in remarkable
wave of patriotism that is sweeping
over France This is not astonishing
when one remembers the important
role which woman plays in modem
France as the comrade and counsel
lor of her husband in private life and
rs an aid to him in his business car
Ger
Women's clubs and societies,
groups Of girl friends. actresses, girl
students and hospital nurses all fig-
ure in the long list Of military avia-
ton subscription which is mounting
by leaps and bounds 10 the end that
France may have a great aerial fleet.
Among the fetes arranged in differ
ent parts Of the country in connec-
ton with the national aviation fund
are many organized by girls schools
and b. factory girls guilds.
Lieutenant Conneau, the famous
airman who won the $4,000 aviation
race in Great Britain last year. de-
livered a stirring address to women
and ,git9s. in which he outlined that
women could do much in behalf Of
llit NdASt NJ lts4lAbAlell a AiAibLt- Il " os
their mission. be declared, 70 see TO
it that the love OF aviation becomes
a national sentiment in France.
An interesting symptom OF the new
nationsf sHfH in France is remark
ed upon by Castor DesChamps. Com
menting on the statement OF the pres
ident OF the associated libraries OF
France. that immoral literature is on
a decline in France. NJ. Deschamps
points out that the sensationalism in
ficted on Parisians at a time when
immortality occupied an excessively
large place in the literary market, is
now decidedly out OF date. NJ. Des.
champs concluded: Since the breath
uf idealism. poetry and hope is now
passing over q reJuvenated France.
il is time that those who fought the
tendency to immortality should lie
lastingly hUnored."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05
TO TRY ALLEGED LYNCHERs

WEST CHESTER. Pa. May a.
Preparations have been completed Tor
the trial next week of the remainder
Of the alleged Coatesyille lynchers Of
ZaCk Walker, the negro murderer wno
was taken from the Coatesyille Hos.
pital and burned in 2 pile OF felce
rails last August The defendants
are Chief Of Police Charles Ums,ed
and officer Stanley Howe. who were
on guard at the hospital Walter
Narkward, Lewis Keyser. Richard
Tucker. Lewis Denithorne and John
Conrad. the five lastnamed being
charged with active participation in
the lynchinS and the officers with
failure to perform their duty in pre-.
venting the crime.
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5. :1 nd T P3osoS 81 ~ az 8.
put the more important
ing the cute has inward sourcethe blood Ills
rom Inc Circulation that the and glands support
au me noros tissues are all preserved heah Of
constant nourisiment supplied by the blood.
80 long as the blood and rich the skin will free from
euon or dease put when the Circulation becomes infected with
adS ard nuo its nonfishng and heau properties greatly
diminished and this ad humorden causes irritation and
inflammation OF the delicate tissues hbrcs effect
shown in Eczema Acne letter. Salt Rhcm, other distress
ing, dshgurng skin disease
iuors and impurities get into the blood
inactive condition OF the system Those duty
collect and expe the refuse of system properly
their work and this surplus in the system TO
and be ABSORBED into the blood.
The OF all skin diseases traced to some huno
or acid in the blood Smooth healthy only possible where
me circulation pure and therefore the OF
only come from thorough cleansing Of this vital fluid Ssve
washes lotions etc. valuable for their ability
skin clean ssy superficial irritation soften hardened cue
Such treatment cannot because the blood
the located and depend upon usually
results he sggrayaton and spreading of skin trouble
s Skin Diseases OF every by neutraizng
acds and removing all humors other punes
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05
MEMORABLE DATE

CHICAGO, H.. May Veterans
OF the Chicago police force today
Joined in the customary observance OF
the anniversary OF the two most mem
orable events in the history of the de
rartment Twenty-six years ago to-
day occurred the Haymarket riot, in
which six policemen met death and
sixty others were manned by bombs
thrown BY Anarchists Three years
later. on May I. 1883 Dr. Patrick H..
Cronin. the Irish nationalist agitator.
was lured 10 the Carlson cottage in
North Ashland avenue. and nun 1ered.
Deaths of those connected with the
trials subsequent to these tragedies
have been numerous. most Of them
unnatural
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05

). ). ). coOls The aCid-heaied Cir
culstion, builds il up TO its normal
Strength and thickness, multiplieS
its rich, nutritious corpuScles, and
adds to its purity and nourishing
qualities in every way. Then the
skin instead of being irritated and
inflamed byacidS andfery humors,
is nourished, soothed and made
perfect by plentiful! supply of rich,
pure blood S. s.. S. is the great
est Of all blood purifiers and there
in lies its ability TO cure skin trou-
liter, Salt Rheum. pimples, boils,
Ie. These troubles cannot remain
art g & & r,-;u cer.off,Ixy fa,t,ot-e
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05
SERVICES FOR MAJOR BUTT

WASHINGTON. D. c., May -
Among all classes in The capital
deep interest is manifested in the Ma
sonic memorial exercises to be held
at the National Theatre tomorrow aft.
eruoon in honor Of Major W. Archi-
bald Butt, President Ta;t's late mill
tary aid who was among the victims
or the Titanic disaster President
Taft will deliver the principal address
al the meeting Among the other
speakers will be Secretary OF War
Stimson and Senator Hoke Smith OF
Georgia
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Gas.

Mrs Bacon-"The man was here to
day, dear, looking for the gas leak"
M Bscon-''And did he find it7"
Yes. but they haven't found the man
yet.'-Statesman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
ELECTRIC AID TO CHICKENS
Real Inventor OF Artificial Incubation,
Mrs. A. E. w. Fraser, Seems to
Have Been Overlooked.

In all that has been written about
stimulating the Matching OF eggs and
the rearing of young chickens with the
aid of electricity the real originator
Of this idea seems to have been over.
looked. This was Mrs. A. f. w. Fra.
ser, who called the attention of the
United States Department of Agricul.
ture to her method at least fourteen
years ago.
There is no need at this late day TO
go into the details OF Mrs. Fraser's
system; suffice il to say that It was
based upon the theory that the move.
ments OF the unmatched chick were
due TO mild electromagnetic action
within the egg; that these movements
were a reliable index as 10 the
strength OF the chick, and, In the event
OF their not being as strong as they
should be. they might be stimulated by
a properly applied electric current.
Mrs. Fraser devised ~incubators for
this special purpose, and had such
success with them that she Matched
SO per cent. of miscellaneous eggs and
reared TO maturity 8 per cent. of the
matches.
Mrs. Fraser has invented ingenious
devices. but. like so many inventors,
has reaped little financial reward from
any OF them.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
OPERATE BOAT By WIRELESS
At Recent Exhibition Vessel Was Con.
trollsd by ManlpuIator Of Mechan-
lam on River Bank.

There was exhibited on the Danube.
at Vienna, recently. a boat which Ia
controlled by wireless electricity from
the bank, without any person being on
board.
The boat carries a storage battery
which furnishes Its motive power. the
system" or invention consisting In
the adaptation OF wireless electric
waves of different lengths to the on
troll OF the motive power. steering
gear and other mechanism. This sys-
tenn. IL is also claimed. will prevent
disturbance by electric wav else
where generated within the same
sphere OF influence.
At a recent exhibition the boat was
manifesly operated without other con-
troll than that exercised by the manip-
ulator Of the wireless mechanism on
the bank. II moved forward and back,
turned right and left. described ng-
ures. was guided to definite points.
rang bells. exhibited flags and lights.
fired guns. etc, giving proof OF efec-
tive control.
The mechanism Is. however. far
from perfect: the speed Is not great.
the responses to the operators will
are h~esitating and i~nexact. and the
range is limited to a few cor yards.
The exhibition. In fact. was notable
only as the beginning OF the develop
ment Of a mechanism Of possible great
Importance.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
KEEPS HEAT FROM ESCAPING
Electric Water Tank, Latest Device to
BE Placed on Market, Surrounded
by Insulation.

An electric water tank heater. in
which the water Is kept hot day and
night. is one OF the latest electrical
devices to be placed on the market.
The tank proper. Ia an ordinary gal.
vanized iron hot water tank. holding
40 gallons. Surrounding this Is heat
insulating material about three inches
thick, encased in a metal shell. This
prevents the loss of the electrically
generated heat, which Is thus stored
In the water.
The heating unit is placed inside OF
a flow pipe, In the tank. II consumes
half unit of electricity an hour, and is
operated the full "a hours in a day.
Every morning the 40-galloh tank
Is full OF piping hot water, brought
TO the high temperature over night.
This hot water may be used during
the day for household purposes, baths
and In the lavatory.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
sucksHor WAS FOR aAsns
Turkey Ne Had olvsn 10 Mr.. o.
Was Tame Enough TO e.,
Of Ones Hand. w

Rastus had called at Jus..
SONS house and made n mr." a&
. f,ne turkey to the Judges Wifi. sa' n
"Mah brothsh had two"
to asa her suspicious, ANA NJ
gave me this one"
Mrs. Ransom gave him IN
two bright silver dollars. on ,'sa|
dition thai the bird vas A =
key. and not the wild kind. h 70
the Judge detested getting h,s
full Of shot every time he WAN. osa
bite.
Dose turkeys was bofs .,
tame enough to eat out OF W,
Mis- Ransom said Rastus. es,,
That night Judge Ransom ana
wife sat down to q deliciously h,o..
turkey. piping hot. At the nr,, ~
the Judge jumped to his feet ,n,,.a
grape shot In all directions.
Send for that fellow" he ,Ao...
wrathfully. In due time ,
stricken Rastus came In trembun,
II sent for you. you black .coprs..
to ask you why in the Sam HIM ,s
lied about that turkey not balm.
wild one! Why. II was loaded VA
bird shot!"
Dem shot was intended fob m.
honoh." said Rastus. humbly.-K,,s.
City Star.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16

most ancient cities In Germany. II
shows an attachment by which an i'm
candescent drop light is substituted
for the kerosene lamp In a heavy, old
fashioned hanging lamp. says Popular
Electricity. Just what Is gained by re-
tanning the cumbersome structure OF
the old lamp frame. may be hard for
some to understand. II probably
pleases the fancy of older ones who do
not like TO part with familiar fixtures
even when yielding TO the introduction
Of a modern illuminant. and II may
take another decade 10 introduce
equally modern fixtures into these
same homes.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Quick Cable Laying.

Quick cable-laying work Is reported
from Vancouver in the relaying OF
an $500 foot stretch OF telephone ca
BILE between San Juan and Shaw is
lands. in the Gulf OF Georgia. In ex-
p~ectation OF certain difficulties to DO
met with, a day and a half had been al
lowed for the removal OF the faulty
cable and laying OF the new one. but
the old cable was lifted and the shore
end of the new cable landed I'm exactly
4 hours Is minutes. The old cable
was as big around In places as a bar
rel, owing to the accumulation OF ma
rine growth of various kinds.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Utilize Tidal Power.

Tidal power has a future undoubted.
iy, but It is becoming understood that
on account OF the size OF the works
necessary to generate any considerable
horsepower It can never seriously com.
pete with steam or water power. A
German engineer In reported to be
well started on q project to utilize the
tides Of the North Sea Between the
Port OF Husum and the Island OF
Nordstrand two immense reservoirs
arc being constructsd-a high water
reservoir Of 1900 acres and = low va
tor reservoir Of nearly $500 acres. The
Gov. which viii always BE- available,
WIN b used for turbines driving cur
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
STEP-lADDER WITH WHEELS
Adjusting High Electric Bulbs
and 10 Easy to Move.

A handy step-ladder attachment has
been devised by an Ohio man. With
It a step-ladder need not be folded up
every time II is to be moved and then
laboriously opened and clamped into
position again. Metal sockets fit over
the lower ends Of the front standards
and have extensions In which little
wheels are mounted. The Cross braces
are pivoted together in the middle and
their front ends are pivoted 10 the
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
HOW Jim EDWARDS REFORMED
IneorrisIbIs Youngstsr Commences
Reformation ey diving Mother
Money hs Had Won.

Jimmy Edwards had been an incor'
rigible boy. and Miss Morn. who had
struggled valiantly to guide him into
the path OF virture. was much relieved
when she heard him announce he was
going to be q good boy"
IL am 90 glad to hear you say that
Jimmy" she said alphabetically.
"Yes'm." replied the boy, I'm get
ting to be pretty old now-most four.
teen-an' It's time I vas tryin' to help
my mother. l begun yesterday. ]
earned q dollar for her. just In one
day"
THAT was very nice. Jimmy" en-
couraged Miss Morn. I'm SO glad,
How did you do IT."
well. you know. Miss Morn,
mother give me 10 cents to buy some
milk. an as I was goin' to the store,
/ seen some fellers shootin' craps. an
I got In the game. l made a quarter
with that dime. Then the fellers quit,
cos they said I had all the luck. ]
found some other fellers an after I'd
cleared EN- out I went W. to the lot
back OF Beerstein's saloon an played
with different fellers till I earned a
whole dollar. Gee, but ! had luck!
Wednesdays my lucky day, ! guess"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16

hook into the rear standards. When
all four standards of the ladder are
On the floor it is as firm as anyone
would want. but by raising the rear
legs q trifie the whole structure can
be trundled about on the wheels and
moved from n room to another with
no trouble at all and without affect
ing its stability.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Lessons From the Past.

Suppose you do find your honest
man, Diogenes," said n Of the fell
lows in the crowd; how will you
recognize him?"
"I1l know him." responded Di.
ogenes. "by his habit OF minding his
own business and not looking like
any OF you chaps"
From which we learn that men who
wear celluloid clothing should not ap-
proach too near a lighted lantern.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Other Vacations.

How many graduated from ~
ward this Iune?"
Five hundred and ten.
"All going into professional u"
ball. / s'pose?" j
Not at ALL" retorted the dean 81
ishly. THAT sort of talk Is hec011
offensive. We have two men VD'J
pect to be outdoors, and n man j
is going into his fathers haEu'A
store"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Presence OF Mind.

Thus she reproached him:
Alfred, this Is the first time 20
have come to see me for more THAI
MONTH"
Thus he explained:
Kitty. I've decided that Nhen
young fellow can't keep from ihia
ing OF a girl every moment OF b; y
It's time for him 20 quit seeing asl
Kiss me. Alfred. dear"
He hesitated a moment--aHd ~
lost.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Wax Melter and Dropper.

says the Popular Mechanics. II il de-
signed especially for banks, express
Offices and shippers of large numbers
Of packages that require a wax seal,
and 10 much cleaner and quicker than
the old methods. \
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
WHY the Exception?

"Do spectators boot at q goli sa-'
"Oh. no." -
do they try to rattle the P"1
at polo?"
Certainly not. That mish' -
serious accidents" II
do they get abusive at q W"
match"
You know they do not"
"Then why BASEBALL"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
&SHe@
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIFYlNG AN OIL LAMP
Solution Of the Problem Of Converting
Old Folks to Use Of up-to-Date
Lighting Fixtures.

The difficulty OF converting some Of
the older folks to the use of really up
to-date lighting fixtures. 10 ~instanced
by the accompanying cut taken from
a recent catalog Of a fixture manufac-
turer ut Mainz. which Is one Of the
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
Such Nervel

Tripper (crosing from M
Denmark)-Can you speak then m
Profsssor--Yes. It's not vel!
English. you know. The DS ,ss
their mark behind them wheh
vaded England. =, d
Tripper-The Danes invaG.1 prs
land3 What Internal cheek
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16
HANDY WAX SEALING DEVICE
Designed Especially for Banks, Ex-
press Offices and Clippers Of
Large Number Of Packages.

An electric device for melting and
dropping the wax used in sealing let
ters or packages is being marketed by
an electrical concern in Buffalo. N. Y,
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16

Subscribers depend on the telephone
central station TO such N extent for
the time that Il has been found desir-
able In Chicago to introduce . SPEAK
ing clock to which such inquiries are
connected.
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Up to Him.

81 feel that I could overcome any
obstacle for you" he declared.
There Is only one obstacle that
you will have to overcome to get me-"
she replied.
what Is It? Tell me, and I will
overcome It."
Il have made up my mind that I
will never marry anv one whose ears
stick out like the wings On q mono.
plane. Get yours to fiatten them.
selves against your head and the OBJ
stacle will be overcome"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-08-16

Asked and Answers" 0ut
"what happens when you ,Isl
dollar before the mani" paw
candidate. .,svt
"The man goes after IT,
A old farmer IN the crowd'