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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-03

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-03

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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-03

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Winza F~amms aad Mclean CLARKE
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
NOW LITIGATION
 WILL BE CHEAPER
New Law Will Go Into Effect Septem =
 Der 24.

The new fee law will go into effect on September 24. It will be an advent in several directions. It will make litigation i little cheaper and will make considerable less bookkeeping in the office of the clerk of the superior court Under the present law, when a man having business before the court looks into the court it costs him wo bis. costs that much more when he turns around and still another charge made for nis departure.
 Under the new law the plaintiff will be required to make a den0eit 9f and the defendant a deposit of s. No other payment will be necessary unless the fees should exceed 80. in which case they will be charged at the new rate
 Tn justices courts the plaintiff will have to make a deposit of sS and the defendant S4. Tn framing this system an estimate was made of the necessary support of the office of the clerk, and it was aimed to arrange a system that would cover the expense and no more.
 The greatest advantage will be in probate matters, in the cases of small estates In estates ranging from B, (O0O to s10,000 a deposit of s10 will be required In estates ranging from s1O,OOO to $30,OOO, the deposits will be increased
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

the benefit of such srangers as drop into he city from time to time and the few democrats who do not ake The Rpublican. but who may be turning from the error of their ways and would be pleased to know where they could quaff the waters from the fountain of political truth.
 It is planned to keep on hand in this suite of rooms all the campaign litera- ture the inquisitive voters can absorb and all the paraphernalia of the state committed Seekers after truth are invited to visit these rooms as often as the like and get the real facts first hand. It is promised that the Htera- ture to be furnished will develop such enthusiasm among the discerning that they will want to get up in the middle of the night and yell for Taft and a continuance of prosperity.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
SUPREME COURT
 SESSION TODAY
New Case Was Filed Yes terday, Involving Town site Interests of Cleve w. Van Dyke in Miami and Warren

The calendar of the supreme court will be called on the first Monday in october for the setting of cases in which oral argument is desired and the disposition of other cases in which it is not desired.
 A court session will be held today for disposition of the case of Mary NeiIsen administrative versus A. St2infeld ct al This case was taken to the supreme court of the United States. Steinfeld having won in the territorial court, and where the de cision was reversed and the case re- manded to this court.
 The transcript of a new case was received by the court clerk yesterday, it's title being CIeve w. Van Dyke versus the Cordova Copper Co. The appellant. Van Dyke, was the princi- pal promoter of the Miami town site in Gila county and the case was ap- pealed from the superior court of Gila county. The Cordova Copper Co. se- cured a judgment in the superior court against Van Dyke for s15.364.75 and S29855 interest and was given lien on all of Van Dykes remaining ln- terest in the Miami toWnsite; cer- tain lots in the toWnsite of Warren, Cochise county and certain mining claims in Gila county.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
NOGTS WORK
 WAS FINISHED
Japanese Generals Will Made Public Gives the Reason for His Suicide But Not That of His Wife
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1spArcHl

TOXIC, Sept. 16.-The will of Gen eral Count Nogi, who with his wife, committed suicide the moment the body of the late emperor started on It's journey to the tomb, was pub ushed today. It suggests that the body of Count Nogi be given to medical college. requesting that only the teeth, hair and nails be buried n a grave
 The will says the general followed the emperor because his services were i'A longer required to the world He often wished to die. it said, and chooses as the occasion for his de- parture from this life. the present na- tional calamity
 The document bears the date of September r, just twenty-four hours before the taking of his life, and in dlcated that the death of the countess was not decided upon when the in strument was prepared It said that SD long as the countess lived the house of NOgi would be continued, but at her death it would be ex- tlnct. The document told how the small estate was to be distributed.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
CURE FOR CANCER
 YET TO BE FOUND
German Bacterioloeist Doubts Wheth :
 CT 1t Ever Will Be.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArCHl

MUNSTER. Prussia. Sept. 16.-Pro- lessor Nnccnes Cserny, a surgeon and bacteriologist at Heidelburg uni versity and world famous for his in Vestigatior of the cancer, has sent a communication to the German med = ical congress dealing with lately re- ported cancer cures
 A specific remedy for cancer has rot been found. he says. and prob ably never will be discovered. The widely heralded Acknowledgements treatment by metallic salts, the pro- lessor continues. rarely has cured mice and it is too dangerous as yet to apply to human beings.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM

The new program of vaudeville and moving picture entertainment for to- morrow night includes singing comedienne named Hazel Wilson who is said to successfully demonstrate that she is d whole show in herself; the Victoria Trio who also do sing ing act, warbling the popular songs of the day as melodousiy and catch ingly as rag time sounds when one is listening to Alexanders Rag Time Band Burke and Barton added the spice of life to the bill with petite play entitled The Messenger Boy and the Dude"
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
THE EM PRESS

In spite of the untoWard events of yesterday which kept most of the citizens in d state of excitement, goodly audience assembled to see the first presentation Of "Salomy Jane" This drama gives all of the members of the cast chance to ex- hibit ability and Miss Adams MT. Bainbridge and Mir Derrick live up to the standard of their former work. MT Gordon as the cOWardly lover demonstrates that he can act other roles nearly as we'll as bally Eng lishman MT. Williamson made the hit of his Phoenix career in the character of Colonel Starbottle. Miss Bolton is a rather clever boy but a much sweeter girl Miss Fowler in the character part of Lize Heath was clever but it seemed that she over
 did the acting a bit in the first act and her face was unnecessarily soil = ed even for a backwoods wash woman. The first act of the play is a bit slow but each following one in creaSeS in interest and the love scenes between the man" and Sa- lcmy Jane are realistic enough to keep the dramatic feeling tense.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
CHOkED TO DEATH
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

SHERIDAN, WyO~ Sept. 16.-L. R Bedding. a prominent citizen of Sher- idan was choled to death in a fight with Edward Eikleberry, a grocery clerk. at the latters home today.
 Bedding was under bond charged with the mistreatment of Eikleberry $ daughter He went to EikieberrN s home to try to induce the latter to withdraw the charge. A fight ensued in which Bedding was strangled to death. Bedding was married and had two children.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
CHARGES FORGERY
Grounds on Which Progressives Of Nebraska Should be Kept
 of Ballot.
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPATcHI

LINCOLN, Sept. 16.-L. NJ Mor- 1isey democratic candidate for attor- ney general filed with the secretary of state today protest against plac- ing the names of progressive party candidates on the ballot at the gen cral election.
 He charges that the petition filed by the third party is not signed by five hundred bona fide electors. the number required by the state law ard that number of the signatures were forged.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
OPENING IF HEADQUARTERS
Republican State Commit tee Has Secured a Fine Suite in Fleming Block Where All Interested Will Be Welcomed

The republican state central com mittee opened headquarters today in rooms POI and POP of the Fleming block. with H. J. Vesper in charge. That the great big anxious world out
 side might be apprised of the fact be- fore this newspaper went to press, the committee had secured monster ban ner and stretched it across the street, bearing the legend Republican Head quarters state central committee" This banner win be allowed to remain for
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
LIVE STOCK RATES
Denver Hearing of the Arizona Com
 plaint.
tAssocIArED PRESS D1sPArcHl

H.ENVER, Sept 16.-A hearing in voIving livestock rates from points in Arizona to Los Angeles over the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific rail- roads. was held today before Charles A. Prouty chairman of the interstate commerce commission
 T V. Tomlinson secretary of the American Livestock association and F. A. Jones of the Arizona corporation commission, were witnesses. Today's testimony covered the difference of ten dollars in rates on feeder and fat cattle
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
GOLD FROM ABROAD
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcH1

NEW YORK, Sept 16.-The en- gagement of $75O,OOO in gold from Europe, consigned to New York bank CTS. the first importation in two years. was announced today. It is believed to mark the beginning of an agree ment to bring the yellow metal from Europe to finance American crops.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
PRESIDENTS BITHDAY
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1srArcHl

BEVERLY. Sept. 16.-President Taft played golf today. feeling well. He looked over a big bunch of tele grams congra tulating him on the 55th birthday The king of England. the president of Cuba, and several presi- dents of the Central American repub- lies were among those who sent such telegrams.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
SUNNY JIM GETTING WELL
rAs.oc1ArEp PRESS pIspArcHl

GROVE BEACH, Conn. Sept 1s.- Vice President Sherman is slowly re- covering from nervous breakdown which he suffered sometime ago and caused him to seek seclusion at Grove Beach He expects if he recovers suf- ficiently to take part in the cam paign
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
THE COCHISE VOTE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

BISBEE, Sept. 16.-The official can vass of the primary vote in Cochfse county shows the following results for democratic electors: Tovrea, 614; Rabbit 195; Webb. 313; Cassidy, 19S; Hampton. 39; Jones, 424; OCon- nor 27S
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17
REAL ESTATE
 TRANSFERS As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract and Title Co.,, 134 West Washington Street.

s. c. Patterson and wife to Ellen Morgan Gould, deed to lot 16. block 2 of Brill's addition.
 Ella S Mitchell and wife to M. A. Richardson, deed to lots 8. 9. 10, 1S. 19 block 30, Collins addition. John Marks and wife ct al to w. A. Grassie, deed to N1& NEA SEA sec tion 1, township 2N, range HE.
 Mesa Realty company to Geo. R. Johnson, deed to N1a NEA NWA seection 3, township 2S, range BE.
 Adolph Schreck and wife to Frank Woods, deed to lot 15, block 2, Ruup's addition.
 Robt w Brown and wife to C. D. Messner, deed to lot P, block 2 Brown Holsinger tract
 Emile Lentz to John A. Lentz. deed to NWA section g, township 3N range PIE.
 S P. Staples and wife to B. S. Pat = terson, deed to lot IS, block 54, West Capitol addition
 R. F. Slocum to Home Inv. Co.,. deed to lot 15 block 65, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

Do you realize that you live in a billion dollar country?'
 No, I don't, Lend me quarter"
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

Contributions to The Republican Want Ad section are good business get in omit,
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

She-It says here that man in Kasas has a chicken that can dance and tries to sing.
 He-Why. the stage is crowded with them.-Cincinnati Enquirer
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

have just arrived. as well as new styles for infants children and misses. Visit our Millinery Section and see the new arrivals
Arizona republican., 1912-09-17

Come in tans, brown. grey and green; inn ported Hosiery that sold up to 75c a pair. Better buy about six pairs at this special price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
DUoUEs ANUECIADos

Fapor .spanol Martin saenz. sah.
el , dcl corriente de Barcelona ra-.
'anarias. Puerto Rico. Cuba
Consiguata1os S Izqhierdo %.
Napor americana Julia Laek.at.ss
Sa'I5 q. ln, .,rranf. 1 >.a Yar.
para csta
tonsigna,auos luuIar Liu.
vapor americana S. v. factrnt
Saldrd Fl II fal corrieuts ia N.u Yoru
para csta
Consignatanos IusuIxr Jim.
Vavor 81 -aa1o Carolina saldrt =
II det corrente q. N-u York rars
tsta
cou.igoa.a H. >.1 rE SIS 80
Napor americana Coami El 81 d..
actual vald~ para Nru York
ConIeuatros The y s. T. u s. go
Vapor americana Caracas 90 r d.'
actual ,aldrl para New York
Cousignatar.os. EiIar Ca
Napar a.eaau ~ieHm 8. f- dH ae
tual r,far ..ls precedent. DE- o.
bur0o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
vELERos DE Ia LINEA BENNEx

GoIcta Hattie G. Luce So az
da dc uu momeuto q otro proceed. ...
de New York
Golola ~ cherry Debc haber .alifr
d. Ncw Yof rsra san juan . io aes
corricntc
ahr y Esquafe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
POESIAS
VaGje Real.
A Isabel VencgGS

Un eefante immense mand6me un rey de Orien
un castillo encima del espaldar gigantic
y en- el castillo puso bajo I'M dosel trunfante
un trono como un agata de luz respandeciente
Como corona bravo del risco de mi frente
cog6 sobre 81 un aguila de vista rutilante,
y dando vuelta en- torno del 6pico elefante
lie alto rcas gualdrapas de brillo sorpendente-
A recorrer mis- reinos del rtmo casellano
voy en- mn torre altiva; mi trOnO sOberanO
mujer de luz, te ofrezco ba1ado en- pedrera
DeSde ell castillo, tie echo larga escalera de ORC;
sube en- mis- Estad0s te aclamaran en- cOrO
diOsa de Glen Naciones, reina de la Poesia
LO que eS
Formar una passion de dos pasiones,
fundir en un derecho dos derechOs
fraguar un lecho noble de dos lechOs
altar una ambici6n dos ambiciones
Juntar sonar dos ilus0nes
forjar un techo santo de dos techos
hacer pecho puro de dos pechos
Bumar un solo amor dos c0razones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
SALVADOR RUEDA

SALLY ADOR RUE
7 en- el altar del regiO santuariO
tu pecho fuera ell mistico sagrario
tus SenOs los calices divinos
La Venus de McdiciS.
La luz, va deSlumbrante, va indeciSa,
que en- tOdo brilla como Hanna pura.
las Iineas all tocar de tn escultura
Sc vuelve Hanna con fulgor de risa
De tn elegante correction concisa
sObre tn cuerpo muestras la hermoSura,
inclinas levemente tn fgura
pOderoSa y gentil, caSta sumisa
lnutil es que con tus manOS bellas.
cual nublan dos celaies dos estrellas,
quieraS dos glOrias recatar prudente.
No luchen tus pudores pOr velarte;
para ell mirar, tn forma tOda es arte;
para el DeSO, Cu marnOl tOdo eS frente-
Mujer de VibOrus
Hay un Dios de luz.
2 hay un Dios de sombra:
Ell de sombra ha ereado tus Oios
y tn cabellera de yfboraS torvas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16
EOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs z aALmAa

a4irgdas ~ erfeu0.-
40 hubo
d. IA cosie.--
Costeros Maria Dolors~ Marie AZ
tan Native
D,pachgs plra si erie0gr
No hubo -
Para n costa =
f0stcros Ara Maria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-16

7 en- el altar del regiO santuario,
tu pecho fuera ell mistico sagrario
Y tus senOs los calices divinOs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-19
5000 MILES By TEAM
THROUGH RUGGED WILDS
OF THE SOUTHWEST

silver City. n. M.. April i9.--Albert
T. Mott of silver city, two years ago
q ienderfoot frc,n Detroit, Mich. has
arrived here tough and seasoned after
q trlp of .hrcp thousand miles by
wagon through tie Widest parts OF
New Mexico ana Arizona. During
which he wore out three Wagons. ar.
Mott, who was accompanied by his
wife end little son. had an sorts %
adventures Including two narrow
escapes from death IN troacheroua
quickaands Ia the ella river.
Leaving SILVER city two years ago,
they first went % M0goiion ana from
that point north 20 Reserve. From
Reserve they crossed Into Arizona,
visiting many points, Including VIII
iiamE, Ash Fork and on as far west
as Klngman. Turning south they
worked their way TO Phoenix and
Prescott. In all cases they kept from
the lines of railway az much ~ pos
slhie.
Their most stirring adventure was
a trip made through "a box canyon on
the Frisco river, They were over
taken by a storm while In the canyon
ana knew their lives were in danger.
Ia the hurry 20 reach a point where
they could get up out 0f reach Of the
water the wagon broke down. Their
lives were saved by the fact that tho
storm broke just after q had crossed
the divide and there was not aufn-
cient flood down tho canyon Ia which
they were 20 do any damage
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-19
What Is Being Done on
the New Mexica Roads

pushed rapidly across the county to
connect with Arizona. Grader camp
VIII soon be established and most Of
this work through anoorrn c0nply can
be made very eheaply hy grader 1he
road will bo pushed with great Fapl,
dity.
RIO Arriba County. Work on the
road from Chnma TO TERRA Amarillo,
which was suspended last fall ON nn-
count Of snow and cold weather via
be resumed shortly when conditions
permit The engineer n now IN mat
section, making arrangements 10 re-
sumo work, when the weather condi-
tons viii permit
Valencia County. The Canine Real
surveyed and adopted by the good
roads commission Is being actively
condemned and opened up ready for
construction work from Los l.un9s
south 10 Belen and 10 SocorrO As
soon az the county commissioners
provide for this road aud funds be-
come available for corporation, this
work will probably be pushed 10 rapid
completion AZ a part Of the Camipo
Real and traversing the well pop
ulated and agricultural part Of the
Rio Grande valley.
Dona Ana County. The state Engi-
neer expects 70 go over the road 10
sclden diversion dam. q portion 81
which has been undertaken by the u.
s. Reclamation Service 70 the top OF
the hill north OF Selden. There the
good roads commission will join this
and VIII make the road continuous
from Rincon TO the Selden diversion
dam. The road will be selected on
this trip from Selden diversion dam 70
Dona Ana. portions OF which will be
opened up by the county commission
ers. This road will then be open from
VI Paso to Anthony and from Anthony
10 RlncGn, and can be travelled In
good shape. This also forms an I'm
portant part OF the Canine Real.
Lincoln County. Work ON Tie road
south Of Deming has been temporarily
suspended until the summer rains
come Ia order that the money now
available for that road can be ex-
pended IN a more economical and eff
cicnt manner utilizing rain fall 10
make and pat In good condition the
loose earth when is moved in road
construction work u being done ~
county authorities on the road from
Deming towards Las Cruces, utilizing
portions 81 the Deming north road
across the saudi which was built BY
the Reclamation Service IN co-opera-
zion with the county authorities
Otero County Contract let for three
miles OF the Fresnal box canon by the
county commissioners entirely This
is being pushea rapidly by the con-
tractor to make n useful and import
ant road when completed and open up
the way for traffic from III Paso 70
Cloudcroft passing through the fruit
sections OF High Rolls aud Mountain
Oak.
Torrance County. Repair work on
road from Eatancia to Lucy ON the
road from Santa Re 20 Roswell has
just been completed, removing the
worst features or the road for the
above distance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-19
~ CHARLES u. MILLER
state Engines

Eddy County. Additional work on
sand road adding two miles IN total
length now IN progress Cooperation
between Eddy County and the Good
Roads Commission
Chaves County. Road across the
sands forty-five miles east of Roswoll.
Large force Of men and teams al pres
ant employed under the direction OF
the state In cooperation with county
commissioners and good roads com
mission.
Union County investigations ana
report have been made by the Engin.
GERS office on the road from Clayton
to Folsom, portions OF which will pro-
badly he repaired and built Ia coop
Grafton with county commissioners oil
that county and good roads commits
sion.
San Miguel Convict camps OF WI
lanueva and Scenic Highway up Gal
linas canon have been combined aud
are now stationed near Glorinta doing
necessary repair ana construction on
the Santa re and las Vegas road
Grant County Road work viii be
started The end OF this week by loca-
ton and construction Of road from
Bcdrock 20 silver City This Is done
under the supervision OF the state
Engineers office utilizing money OF
forest reserve available TO Grant cOun-
". No expense 10 state.
DonR Ana County Considerable
work has been done In the way OF
travelling the road, graded about I-i-2
years ago by the road commission sn
cooperation with the county authori-
ties through Mesilla park towards
Vado. Work will be resumed next
week Ia cooperation with the county,
re-gradinE and additional work max
ing the road IN a good travelled con
diiion, although without surfacing TO
AnihOpy
Soeorro County. Drainage. bitches,
culyertn. etc. have been finished on
the Socorro Magdaiena road Convict
camp stationed west Of Magdalena has
constructed nearly ten miles of road
within the last Few weeks. They ara
nov stationed about ten miles west
OF Magdalena and the road is to be