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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-04
JOHN D. IN SCHOOL FIGHT.
Hts Men Trying 10 Oust Trustee who
Beat Woman Candidate.

TARRYrowN, June 3.-Papers have
been served on the State Superintend-
ent Of Education in an effort to oust
Irving l.. Bryant, the Pocantico Hills
farmer, who beat Mrs. David NJ. Mil
ton, John d. Rockefeller's candidate
for school trustee. at the election last
month, The suit has been looked for, as
no one believed that Mr.. Rockefeller
would nllow his control Of the school
board to be endangered by the admis-
sion of Farmer Bryant. When seen to-
night Bryant said:
"Hes. I've been served with papers by
Rounds, Hatch, Delafield 4 Debevoise.
New York. The papers try to show that
one ballot declared void was marked
'Milto.' ! say that vote was for 'Milto'
and not for me or Mrs. Milton. They also
assert that two of the voters votel ille-
gally. Well. ! know that they voted all
right. but AZ they work on Mr.. Rookie
feller's estate can't dispute them.
know that one man committed perjury
but he has large family and II ] began
suit he would lose his job and the old
school Is not worth 1t. The papers try
to show that was Illegally elected and
ask for a new election to All my place.
THE complainants are George Fergu-
son, Mr.. Rockefeller's lCe1nan. and II.
StaubOck. also employed by Mr.. ROcke-
lelIer. NcVner was az the SchOO! meet
ing. OF course II Mr., Rockefeller can
get another election called he can beat
me, In his houses he has two and three
families. while we on the upper end only
have one family to house. Another
thing, the hum school " not worth It,
II used to he a good school until a lot
of the Rockefeller frills were intro
duced but now when our scholars go to
Tarrytown and North Tarrytown they
are put at the tail end Of tho class. I'm
against frills and that's why they are
against me. OF course Mr. Rockefeller
doesn't show his hand"
The Wall street edition Of The EVENING SUN
contains al! Tic anane!a! news and ;hc stack and
bond quotations to the close Of the market. The
closing quotations. including the bid ana asked"
prices, i,h additional news matter, are contained
siso In the night and hnal editions oi Tns EvxNIH0
SUk.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-04

case. case. me detcctlves ,oid apout the
.nlnatoWh snooting ana OF what nap
pensd ed IN a the station and and ;, M g,strats
Si McAGoo hxso uAii ior nellg. Milier ana
,..,', narris ~ Sl'W sach; Trigger and Mon. ,1,
tis W. 20 ;,;... % ' sI IM'I oach. WIN s
ia,s .,is ussa. isc'n.y Dig JACK go. tni, ioI
,,.aih,',u anu ns ,o,hlMn.ons any .ney
waihvH wa, "a ou, OF comr. anpu. noon, irleger
.hov at Mon.eie.o s were & ,aken M To- TO cei,s, WHICH
ny tbsw r" co,,d no, eve hs .nnernn cl er ;n ,hs
si'3ouhe OF Mng
s,R JACK and ms lawyer. LOUIS Spiegel,
WaIheo uowu 'he Droau steps Oh 'ne ehtIe
s.,ne' n,,;ss,; entrance 10 ,ne iimnai courts %
bu,ldlhg ana across me street. where
npleSeI mas ms oHlce. IN Ihe s.sps were
I,onceu'en una uetsotVes. Wen ana
women $1,000 ana waited ior ths outcome
on cases IN 'ne crimihal courts. me street
~ss cioMueu' as u Always Is a' 'his hour
Oh me DAY. ,n
nj, rev minutes before Detective DICK
Wnyer xai was stanainS outside OF Judge
buiiding rather tough looking youth
walked up TO MN.
Wnat are you dong here?' ne asked.
Oh. I'm N bad. said Oliver Caught
canrTy!ihH olacklack ana gun .,,,
neip you. SAID the stranger. Ill
pun you ou'. SUCK 10 me
me conversation was interrupted by
tme me appearances OF detective James Nolan;
divers partner. and the man walked
/ toward the elevator.
Tough guy. that. said Oliver. Lets
| follow him..
street. down the steps which Big Jack
| ana his lawyer had just taken Oliver
got glimpse OF a man running swiftly
towards BIG JACK AZ the latter was at
ne Hoor Q, the puildinG IN which Spiegel
mas ms once the man IN the street pulled
revolver and fired three times. The
Iirst shot went wild. me second struck
me door Jamb and the third ploughed into
Big Jacks head at the back of the ear
BiE Jack stumbled but did not fall and
Spiegei helped him up the stairs. The
man who had done the shooting flung the
revolver al Big Jack and then turned TO
run. put detectives Oliver and Nolan had
him before he moved a step.
me three shots broke up the proceed
lnRs In several courts. Everybody in the
IoIhos court mace move ior the door
anu MHHls,ra'e McAdoo hao trouble IN
keeping order. Policemen and detectives
poured out OF the building. choking Centre
s.ree'. Lieu!' IharIeS becker and his
s.rohe armtN squad VINO were witnesses
IN trlal IN General Sessions. left the
courtroom on the jump.
- Mhen the police got to Oliver and
Nolan crown was surGing around Their
prisoner. In the front OF the crowd were
away AT tne detectlVes ohver and Nolan
Eot lnelr prisoner 70 the door OF the ONCE
IN ~Ilcn eA-oher'n ION roley makes his
heaEEluaL.ers,
Mei ,nose Two. shouted Oliver TO the
asss., anS W,n cops as ne pomteo out bull
anu .haIeno, nScker ana ms strong arm
men pouhceo on bnlI ana Mareno and
Th 1rhre" tnem ln.o Iom toleys once
I'LL '%nv.s % VS. eeneraI scramble IN
hi,,n'ar 'Ti c;,,, nE. stcrs.ary 70 Assem-
s.n.',i,,., yI a. .,,ni'n. @ naloIty ieSoer OF ,ht
bH nas,s.' by "as punsneu on tne Jaw oe-
,iah, in ~ nnso e''s"~eu as ha'hhe
H,,I ua.' IN &C., o,;
., T,a ds VIZ nan C"ver nao Ioiiowec
ba,.o, % i,, osJ w., a'one ,. couI. .toom me
Wo'es Wara' ', uui IN hnoM an!tnine apou'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-04
BARNES ,Ys ROOT WILL WIN.

Chairman Rarnes Of the Republican
State committee said last night when the
puryort Of the Roosevelt statement was
tod to him that no matter what the
attitude Col. Roosevelt had taken Senator
Root would be elected the temporary
chairman Of the convention
I'VE have the votes to make Senator
Root the temporary chairman and If Mr..
Roosevelt wishes to make the test in the
convention on the choosing Of MIR. Root
We are ready TO meet it at the outset of
the convent on on that issue"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-04
Archduch-ss Maria Theresa Robbed.

special Cable Despatch 10 Tn. SrS
VIENNA. June a.-,A thief entered the
palace OF the Archduchess Maria Theresa
last !t night and stole valuable court dresses
me thiet was seen scaling the garden
wall but there has been no trace Of him
The oasis., 1912-08-17
In the Superior Court of Santa Cruz
 Cruz County, State of Arizona.

BANCO DE SONORA
 Ys. Lss H. J. SAXON, and No 90 J. J. LOWE
The oasis., 1912-08-17

lilo company appealed from the decision of the third sala of the supreme court to the second sala some time ago and the finding just rendered by that body renders it unnecessary for the government to pay the damages demanded. The Tlahualilo company holds one of the largest concessions in the re- public, it's grant being situated i'll the Torreon district, and is com posed of American and British capital. It is understood that in view of the supreme courts latest finding. the case will now be taken by the foreign investors to the International Tribunal at the Hague, in spite of opposition which may be expected from the Mexican government, and that there is possibility of international com plications arising over the matter.
 Mexican Herald: Mexico is to have standing army of 10000 men. This statement was first made in Associated Press dispatch. es from San Antonio, giving as authority a relative of Presidente Francisco 1. Madero. It was reiter- ated by General Victoriano Huerta on his return to the city of Chi huahua. Now it is confirmed by the statement of the minister of war, General Angel Garcia Peha. The means of raising this force will be service and conscription along the lines proposed by the government some months past. The suggestion at the time caused much protest, but now 1t is announced that the government is determined to put it into effect. The suggestion was made at the meeting of the cabinet Tuesday by General Plna, and while it was not proposed formally, it was discussed favorably by the members of the cabinet who at tended the regular weekly meeting It is understood that the matter is soon to be presented to the cabinet for formal discussion and that probably it will go the congress al the opening of the new session ir September. The speech of General Huerta in Chihuahua, on his re- turn to that city, indicates thai the matter had been under con sideration and met with the ap
 proval of the high official in the army. General Huerta was quoted as saying that he favored the pro motion of all the officers who haC taken part in the campaign in th' north and that the army was 1T need of officers who could assume important charges as the increase of the army to 120,000 men, mad, mora offices a necessity.
The oasis., 1912-08-17

H. J. SAXON, and f'S' No go J. J. LOWE
 SHERIFF'S SALE
 Under and by virute of an Order of Sale is sued out of the Superior Court of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona on the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1912, and to me as Sheriff duly directed and delivered, on the Judgment rem dered in the said Superior Court on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1912 in the above entitled action for the sum of Five Hundred and no zoo (S500.00) Dollars, principal and the sum of Eighty-six ($S600) interest and the sum of Twenty.four and 90 zoo (S2490) Dollars, plain tiff's costs together with all sccruing costs, l am commanded to sell all Of that certain lot piece or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the Town of Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona and bounded and des- cribed as follows to-wit:
 Being in the town of Nogales Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, and being Lot No. one Q) in Block No. Two (2), according to the map of the Subdivision of Lot No. three (3) in Block No one CD, made and executed by Wal lace and Summerhayes, in March, 1S99 and approved by the mayor and Common Council of the Town of Nogales, Arizona, on the l2th day of April, 1912, and being the premises conveyed to J. J. Lowe, by deed, duly recorded in book Volume Five t5) of Deeds of Real Estate, at Page S29.
 Public notice is hereby given that will, at the Court House door in the Town of Nogaes, County of santa cruz, State oI ArlZOha, at tne hour of TEN O'CLOCK A. M. on Tuesday the THIRD day of September A. D. 1912 sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, in lawful money of the United States all of the right title, claim and interest of the above named defendants in of and to the above described property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment anu cost of suit and all accruing costs.
 Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this Sth day of August, A. D. 1912,
 W. s. MCKNIGHT Sheriff.
 BY F.J. TAYLOR, Deputy.
The oasis., 1912-08-17
ACROSS THE BORDER.
ul,tor of Events Transplrlng In the
 Nelghborlng Republic.

Mexican Herald: A. z. and J. Rather of the TampicC News Com napy, who were recently deported from Mexico on a charge of having snnplied arms and ammunition to tbe Zapatistas, will be allowed to remain in the republic and carry m their business. This decision was reached at the cabinet meeting held on Tuesday. It was reported to the meeting that the Rather mothers were in Mexico under special permission for two months in order that they may show were oojtless of the charges brought Sgainst them, and after discussion i was decided that they be allowed to remain.
 Mexican Herald: Alleging that an attempt has been made to force the election of Manuel Alegre as governor of the state of Veracruz in place of Perez Rivera, the people of the town of Chicontepec have ad- dressed telegram to the minister of gobernacion. The dispatch states that fraud and intimidation have been nsed throughout the northern cantons, the jefes politcos ordering the arrest of voters who they sus- pected would not vote for MT. Ale- gre. Lie. Jesus Flores Magon, the minister of gobernacion stated last night that he had given instruC- tions to the local authorities to do all in their power to work for an entirely impar' tial election and that the poll ice judges had authority to hold all persons accused of fraud. The state prosecutor also has received orders to proceed against offenders against the electoral law
 Mexican Herald: The city council at Veracruz in session a day or two ago voted three hundred dollars for bounty on dead rats, notices were posted to that effect, and that five cents a piece would be paid for the rodents at the office of the military commander in the barracks. This started the ball rolling, and the hardware stores are doing a rushing business in the sale of rat traps, and from ap- pearances the money will have all been paid out soon and a new ap- propriation will have to be made to keep the work going on. No vessels from infected bubOnic plague ports are allowed to dock, all the cargo being sent ashore in lighters, and close watch being kept to prevent rats getting ashore in the lighters. Dr. Manuel Garcia has been placed in full charge of the sanitary work to be carried on, and the mayor of the city has ordered from Philadel- phia one hundred tubes of the Half klne serum so to prepared for any emergency that might arise.
 Mexican Herald: The second 8ala of the Supreme co1rt of Jus tlce has handed down a decision by which it refuses to reverse a finding by the third sala of the same body which rendered yer I, alct against the Compafiia Agricola Ilahualilo in favor of the Mexican government. The litigation which eaS been spread over a period oi lve years is based on the claim oi Ioe Ilahualilo company for dam ages tO tho of m
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-18

OF yours i'm TIZ bath. Your toes
viii wrigslo with joy. They'll look
up at You and almost talk. and then
they'll take another dive in that TTZ
bath, Yes. TIZ is life to feet,
The man or woman who says there's
anything like. or as good as TIZ new
or had Il foot in TIZ bath.
When your feet ache get tired.
swollen. tender or sore. just try TIZ.
Your feet will just feel fine. also
your corns. bunions and calloUses will
disappear Youu he able to wear
smaller shoes. too; your feet will
keep coy: they'll never be frost
bitten. never chilblained.
TIZ operates under a new principle.
drawing out all the poisonous eXuda
tiouS that make feet sore. corny and
tired. There's nothing else like TIZ
SO refuse any imitation.
TIZ. - cents 4 box. sold every
where. or sent direct. on receipt OF
price. by Walter DJther Dodge *
Co. Chicago. IL Recommended by
all Drug Stores. department and gen.
eral stores.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-18
"My Feet Were Just
Aching for Tiz"

Let Your Poor. Tired, Chafed, Tender
Feet Spread Out" GIoriousIy in
Bath of TIZ!
20. @. glory what fcclih' Won
deriul what TIZ Will do for your
feet"
Just take your shoes off. ana then
put those weary. shoe-crinkled. achy,
corn piastered, bunion-tortured feet
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-18


Total ... ........ 1916 miles
In addition To the above. there are
uncompleted portions upon which
work has been done on the following
sections:
Mt. Union Division, Silver Noun
tain Division. Tucson Bisbee and
Camp Verde Flagstaff. We are also
at present constructing the balance
Of the uncOmpleted road between
Tucson and Florence. amounting to
IS miles.
Bridges
Florence. \ 700-ft. reinforced con-
crete girder type. across the ella
river.
Verde. A 3OO-ft. pin-connected
three-truss style, with concrete abut-
ments.
Hassayampa, An soft frame
trestle.
Tombstone CANYON. \ 6O-ft arch
OF reinforced concrete.
Forest Wash A 100-ft. frame
trestle.
In addition to the above we have
constructed numerous small rein
forced concrete bridges Of the slab
type. varying from 10 to l6 feet. and
we have under construction a 1500-ft
reinforced concrete bridge across the
Salt river at Tempe. of the arch rib
type. consisting of eleven 125-ft. clear
spans Also 212-ft wooden deck
truss bridge is now under course Of
construction across the Black river.
Repairs
in no
from Phoenix to Yuma. Also the
road from Phoenix TO Glendale. and
from Phoenix east To the cross-cut
canal Also a portion of the Pres
colt Phoenix highway from Prescott
south. including a section between the
Senator and Silver Mt. Divisions.
Also the road from the end of our
constructed portion Of the Camp
VerdeFlagstaff highway 10 Flagstaff.
and a section between Tucson and
BiSbee
Equipment
Annexed hereto is an inventory of
all the territorial property purchased
by this department and on hand on
this date Also equipment and ma
terial on hand for the construction Of
the Tempe bridge. and other bacterial
office Work
All office work i'm Connection with
the surveying. mapping and constitute
ton has beer done without outside
assistance The office force consist
ing Of a chief clerk, office engineer
and one craftsman, constitutes the
present force Their work consists
principally i'm auditing and preparing
claims for payment. making monthly
estimates of work done. and mapping
and plating as same was required,
which includes the detail work in
connection with the designing Of the
numerous structures erected under
the direction of the department.
In addition to the foregoing work.
this department has been called upon
frequently TO aid and assist the Board
Of Control in engineering matters
outside of the scope of the territorial
I highway department. such as design
ing and installation of sewage sys-
TEN for the prison. water supply for
the prison. territorial fair grounds.
capitol grounds. Benson Industrial
school, etc. etc.
Attached hereto is complete fin
ancia statement showing in detail.
cost of operation from March 23rd.
1909. to February 10. 1912. inclusive.
Respectfully submitted.
!. p GRAND.
Territorial Engineer.
---O--
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-18

INFORMATION
Report of Engineer Grand
Showing Facts in Connec-
ton With the Territorial
Highway, Mileage, Bridge
Construction, Etc.

Tn following report To Governor
Sloan. made under date Of February
10. by the territorial engineer. con-
tains Il lot Of valuable data concern
ing the present condition of the terri
torial highway. figures that many
may find useful if clipped for refer
cnce:
February 10, 1912.
Hon. Richard L Sloan,
Governor. Territory Of Arizona,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Dear Sir:
l have the honor to submit here
with my report covering the operation
of this department from it's organiza-
tion To- the present time
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-18
KOrrickS Ninth Annual White Sale

Umbrella style, lace and embroidery
trimmed styles. sold up To 00o
.5c-Monday only O1S
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-02-18

Make a Republican Want Adj do
the work for you-a live Wire
salesman on the job - hours a day.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-09

II G Nichols who wa, iu Dakota on
bn,ine7, and in Sinux City to visit rela-
tives for two weeks, returncd home the
last OF the week
Miss Florence Hanter who teaches
school here went to Manning Friday to
visit over sunday with her parents, q
Hunter aud wife,
Rev. Rupert returned home Friday
from Bedford where he went last week
to attend Southwestern Iowa Christian
church meeting.
Mesdames A NJ Currier and A. Far
quhar and daughter, returned home
Saturday from weeks visit in Winter
set with relatives
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds 81 90
per setting of - and Single White Or.
pingtons set of 10, 81 90 per setting
mrs. c, H. Stocking I5.tf.
Andrew Sorensen and wife left Fri
day evening for Golfer, Ia. to visit for
several days with her brother, Jacob
Christensen and family.
Mark Maloney an employee at the
brick plant the past year, left for his
home in Davenport sunday noon for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs, w, II Jump, following visit
of several days here with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, returned to her
home III Carroll the last of the week.
Fresh FISH allibut direct from
Seattle, Channel car, Els, Founders
and Smoked Columbia river salmon.
Also fresh Baltimore oysters in bulR
at the Weighton Meat Market l3-tf
Mrs. W. H. O'Connell, of California,
who has been here visiting with her
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs E. j. Freeman.
left for Atlantic and Des Moines Sunday
noon to visit with relatives and friends,
after which she will return to Audubon
for a longer visit.
Andrew Miller and Mss Molly Han.
sen, who were in Bayard caring for his
son Peter Hansen and wife who were
sick, the former with rheumatism and
the latter with lung fever, We're in An
duhon Friday on their way home 10 Elk
ira They report them bothimproving
Mrs. c. l.. Wilder and children, OF
Chicago, who have been in Audubon
for some time visiting with her parents
s. Carenek and wife, departed for their
home Friday Charles, her Oldest son
who has been attending school here ac
companied them home aud will attend
high school in Chicago,
Miss June Gray, who went to De-
Moines last week to attend the Kinder
garten School Meeting, returned home
( Saturday Miss Gray is very enthusi
astic in all work PERTAINING 70 kinder
garten classes and went to Des Nome
I to receive more enlightenment in he
4 special work.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

*-ssa*+***+++%*.s : -. :, ;.
Mrs. Jas. Chaudlerreturncd Saturday
from Dedham.
W C. Elliott departed Saturday for
Lincoln, Neb., on business.
Chas. Bagley and family drove to At,
lantic Sunday in their new automobile.
For sale: Three spans of good heavy
work mules. Apply to Ward u " eigh,
ton. 12,tf.
Mrs. Alex Ferguson went TO Mann
ing Friday to visit with the Cy Hunter
family.
Northup Bros shipped a car load of
mixed stock to the Omaha market Fri
Hay evening.
John Freeman and family went to Red
)ak Saturday to visit with her parents,
zoe Elwood and wife.
III. w. Blinkenstatf and wife, follow.
ing visit here with Bob Leek ana wife.
went to Harlan Saturday
Mrs. Chas. Lay land and two children
went to Atlantic Friday to visit her
parents, E. F. Moon and wife.
VIM. McLeran, Sr., returned home
Saturday from weeks visit in Omaha
with his daughter, Mrs Van Cort,
We are selling more Wrights' Smoke
this year than we ever sold before Price
roc per bottle, Frick Drug Co, loft.
Mesdames VIM. and Reno Ordway of
Brayton, who were the guests of Mrs.
NJ l.. Morey, returned to their homes
Friday.
Il. j. Cooley of Atlantic was in Au-
lbon last week on BUSH ess and went
Ito Manning Friday evening to visit with
friends,
y Valentine Leonard, ST., following Q
visit of several days at Nicola with his
son, Ray and wife, returned home Sun.
day noon.
About ten of Audubon Danish fami.
lies went TO Hamlin Sunday noon tc
attend the Danish Lutheran Missionary
Meeting.
Get Victrola and have the very
latest and best music right in your own
home. For sale by the Audubon Music
Company. lo-tf
Mrs. C. A. Dennis arrived in Audu'
bon Saturday from FIT. Collins, Col, &c
visit with her daughter, Mrs. 5 c. Cur
It's and family.
Miss Viola Cochran, who has bee,
teaching the Shining Knob school IL
Melville township closed her term Fri
day and returned to her home in Anita
! She has proven very successful teach
er and is well liked by both scholar
and patrons.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-05-09
II c Hansen transacted business in
Atlantic the last of the week


Mr.. and Mrs Lou Loss became the
proud and happy parents Of bright
eyed little baby girl, born to them AZ
their home in Audubon sunday morn.
ing. Mother and child doing we'll Int
Lou has not been able TO WELD a brush
or hang a roll of paper since and its
aunt Anna has been late to work sever
al times this week
We believe that every week of the
year a farmer will find in the columns
Of The Iowa Homestead some hit or bit
Of practical experience that will help
him t. he a better farmer and 10 make
more money from the farm. Its advice
on poultry raising is given by men and
women who know how 70 make chickens.
turkey> and duck, bring in more clear
profit, than any other division Of the
farm. They are farmers who work
under the same conditions as other
farmer, so thier experience must be Of
value To- all The Homestead is said 10
have larger circulation than any
weekly farm paper in the world, We
club with it as the rate Of 81 Ooperyear
for both papers