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Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE WICWAM.

cold wave struck the WigwalH-ves terday afternoon and the roof was re- moved. Manager Mullen has added two more large fans for the comfort of his patrons at this popular amusement house.
 There win be a new bill tonight. Manager Mullen is securing the best pictures that can be gotten from the film exchange and they can be seen right along.
 The new picture offering to be thrown on the screen Is as follows:
 "A Cowboys Strategem," comedy, connected volume of fun sixteen laughs to the second.
 Jam Closet" is the sweetest and best thing ever and wins at first sight.
 His Mistake" it's an Ill ;vind that blows no man good. funny circum- stances bring young man and woman together with happy consequences.
 The Wrong Bride magnificentlv impressive and inspiring, a phenomenon in moving pictures
 Captain Rivera's Reward, a story of early California days
 c. D. Mullen the eminent trombone soloist will render a solo. I'm wearing my heart away for you."
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
"UNIVERslTY" HEADS ON TRIAL

WILMINGTON. Del, May 22- President J. Herman Vcndcrheide and Secretary James M. Lintctt of Carnegie university. a mail order college having headquarters in this city. were given q hearing in federal court today on the charge of using the mails to defraud. The accused educators" were arrested not long ago by postOfficc inspectors, who seized large quantities of mail ad- dressed to the university" The principal charge is that the uni versity" sold diplomas unlaWfully and
 conferred degrees upon all who had the price, regardless of qualifications. Originally the institution was the Carnegie University of Naturpathy, and devoted itself to teaching people by mail how to heal by druSless methods A little over d year ago the name was changed simply to Carnegie University. under which highsounding title it is said to nave done a fIUurishing business. The postoffice inspectors allege that the name Carnegie was adopted to lead l the Credulous to believe that the in l stitution was founded by Andrew i Carnegie, but this is denied by the promoters. The charter granted to i the university by the state of Del aware gives the corporation authority to give instructions in various medi cal subject, also to grant diplomas and degrees of bachelor. master or doctor of any of the subjects men toned and of other subjects and to i grant honorary degrees. President ! Vanderheide and his colleague have been held in $3OO0 bail each pending today's hearing. If the government officials are able to sustain their case those who have secured diplo
 mas from the Carnegie university will probably find their sheepskins l somewhat diScrcdited.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
MAY 23 IN HISTORY

1120-The French Mississippi scheme. projected by John Law. dis solved.
 179S-The rebellion of the United lrishmen commenced. 1S04-The King of Prussia refused Napoleon's request to allow the French to occupy Embden 18l6-MaSSacre of the Christians by the Turks at Bona in Algiers 1843-A revolution in Spain com menced at Malaga 1S48-Frcedom of the negroes pro- claimed at St Pierre. Martin ique, followed by an insurrec- tion
 The Austrian army unsuccess- fully attacked Viccnza. lS50-Grinnclls ships of discovery sailed from New York in search of Sir John Franklin lS5J-Thc state of siege and block ade of the island of Cuba with drawn
 l8G2-Battle of Port Royal. Va lS64-SiouX Indian warriors to the number of 5000 encamped on the upper Missouri
 mon troops under General Sully were being mobilized at Sioux City 10 give the redskins ,, battle.
 18T-A national civil rights bill passed in the United States senate
 188S-The Thibetans repulSed with serious loss in an attack upon GnatonE. 1888-Marquis of Lan5doWnc retired as governor general of Canada. 189S-First California regiment en- harkcd on the City of PckinG for Manila, being the first de- tachnent of a brigade to be commanded by Brigadier Gen cral T. x. Anderson. 1909-Phladclphia threatened with great street car strike. 191f-A conference of premiers of the British colonies with the imperial government began in London
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
DEDICATE PAWhEE ROCK

TOPEKA Kan, May 22.-1n the presence of a vast asscmblagc of people, the PaWnec Rock monument ill Barton county, Kansas, was un- yelled today. The memorial is shaft of Vermont granite six feet square at the base and twenty eight feet high and has been mounted on the very apex of the historic mass of stone which has been called Paw nee Rock ever since a band of Paw nee Indians were 53nntmilatcd there after a three day battle with the Plains Indians. A number of pro- minent Pawnees attended today's dedication exercises.
 Pawnce Rock was presented to the Woman's Kansas Day club by, Ben jamin Unruh. the owner of the property. The Daughters of the American Revolution, the Woman Relief Corps, the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the State Federation of WOmcn's clubs assisted in carrying the memorial project to q conclusion. !
 At PaWnee Rock q great band of PaWnee Indians made their last stand against the Indians from the plains, including Chcyennes, SiouX-Co- manches and KioWas For three days the besieged redskins held out against their enemies. who constantly gained endorsements. At last the Paw ness. unable to get water or food, made night dash for freedom, and perished to the last pan
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

taxes due fiom these companies last year, before the new law went into effect. on the theory that by holding off a little the companies could be trimmed for more money under the new law The facts are that the new law did not pass until May r and the auditor under the old law was required to file his report on or be- fCro May 1J, to say nothing of the doubtful procedure of going back to collect last years tax under this years Ian.
 In chapter G., laws 1909. a part of section says: All telephone. tele- graph and express companies shall file on or before the first Monday in April of each year, a statement under oath showing their gross re- ceipts to December q of the pre- viOus year"
 A part of section 9 says: The au- ditor shall on or before the 18th day of May in each year, make and file in his office. a computation of the amount of taxes which will come due the first of July, from each express company. telephone company and tel egraph company, liable to pay taxes under the provisions of this act"
 This the auditor did and following is the amount due from each com pany according 10 his report:
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
SULzER INTRODUCES ADMINISTRATION BILL
Important Legislative Measure Has Been Placed in the Hands
 of Democrat
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcHl

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The first step toward committing the govern ment to another great engineering work was taken today when Sulzer, democrat, of New York, introduced a bill providing for the organization of an Alaskan conm;3s cn. The measure was drawn by the secretary of the interior and is an administra- ton measure. It's chief purpose will be the railroad and mineral develop ment of Alaska and Drc -tdes for the utilization of equipment now in use in completing the Panama canal
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Kill the Germs That Cause
 Dandrutf and Falling Hair
Then Your Hair Will Grow Thick and Lustrous and
 Scalp Itch and Dandruff Will Vanish

PARISIAN SAGE will kill the dan- druff germs and that's the only way to stop your hair troubles.
 You can't have vigorous or beauti- full hair as long as the little dan druff germs steal from the hair root the food that nature intends the hair to have.
 Let me say it again; kill the germs by using PARISIAN SAGE and your hair worries will cease.
 Get a 50-cent bottle of PARlSIAN SAGE at any drug or department store or any toilet goods counter to- day-use it tonight and the next; sec the dandruff disappear, notice the lustre that begins to show in the hair and wonder of wonders that Itching of the scalp has vanished over night
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
THE MPRE SS,

The new bill at the Empress this evening will be Georgia" which will require practically the entire cast with Mir MacLean and Miss Madison in tho leading roles. It is to be hoped that the Phocnicians will show that they have appreciation of the excellent work of the stock company which has been entertaining them for several months past This is the last performance to be put on here by Mir MacLean and his co-workers during their present visit. their cnga cement closing Sun day evening. A matinee will be given Saturday afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract & Title Co, 134 West Washington Street.

W. j. Wcatherford 10 Margaret Wcathcrford, deed to S1@ S13 SEA section 9, township IN. range BE.
 Dan Steele to Maud $. Steele, deed to lots II. F. 13. IA and east half lots 9 and l. block \, University addition.
 Lloyd B. Christy and wife to J. l.. Perry, deed to lots 13 and fl, block 6, Evergreen addition.
 Jenny Marsh Smith, guardian. to J. W. Doris, deed to block 47, Mesa.
 Jenny Marsh Smith, widow to J. W. Doris. deed to undivided F lots 3 and f, Flaherty tract, New Doris tract
 L. E. Graham and wife. H E. Groom and wife to L. $. Land Title X Legacy Co. deed to SEA section 2. township IN, range INV.
 L. $ Land Title & Legacy Co. to L. E. Graham and Phoenix Safety Investment Co, deed to SE1f section 27. township IN, range wv.
 Mary F. Leverich to William A. Morgan. deed to lots ,. 3, 4, SWA NE4 SE NEh. S1a NWh section ). township IN, range NV.
 Mary E. Leverich to J. D. Mckay. deed to WIZ SEA and SWh section 5. township IN, range NV.
 Mary F.. Leverich to William Nor gan and J. D. Mckay. deed to SEA- SEL and VIZ SEA and E1@ SWH section 6. township IN, range ivy. Annie $. Avis and husband to Henry C. Wheeler. deed to lot f. block 31. Churchill addition. Pearl l.. Nell and husband to Nan nie E. Hogsett, deed to lot 10, block 6. East Evergreen. Melissa Black, widow to Joseph Richmond Black, deed to all lot 1S, block -. Montgomery addition. Home Builders 10 Mable L. Hilens deed to lot 42, Chelsea Place. Frank w Shedd and wife to Geo uageman & Co, deed to north , acres S4 NEh SW1H section 29 ] township 2N. range BE.
 w. II. Slaughter and wife to Will | fred Winch, decd to lot 3, block g. 1 orchard addition, Glendale,
 Elsie w. Nave and husband to " C MostclIer and wife, deed to 50A NWA section 22. township IN, .rangt PIE.
 John IT Miller and wife to EdWit C. Moore. deed to lots 28 and 29 Highland addition.
 Dan Steele to Maude l.. Streeter deed to WIZ NWM section ii, town ship IN. range 2E.
 Louis V. Thompson and wife tC Henry w. Chambers. deed to lot and E1a lot ,, Thompson place.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

PAR1SIAN SAGE surely does aiv. satisfaction the country ocef, t ts such a clean, refreshing anu ?nrie- orating hair tonic for men. women and children that all wbo use ii speak highly of it's delightful 9ual- tiles
 PARISIAN SAGE is not < dse. il does not contain sugar of lead or s0i- phur or any injurious ?ngredieGt> Ask for PARISLAN SAGE The eiri Uilh the Auburn hair is on every bottle.
 Mrs. Julia Watson, R. F D. No. l, Fredericksburg, Va, writes: PAR ISIAN SAGE has done wonders for my hair. Has cleaned out all dan druff and my hair has begun tt grow."-A. l.. Boehmer guarantees 1t.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
ON TO WASHINGTON.
Various Adjutants General Have Been
 Summoned for Conference.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

DENVER, May 22.-Adjutant Gen. eral Chase of the Colorado National Guard. left today for Washington. It is reported that the war department has issued orders to all adjutants-gen- eral of the state National Guards to meet at Washington in conference at once at the governments expense. The Mexican situation is assigned as the r1pEP
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
ORATORS CHOSEN
These Men Will Second the Nomina
 ton Of Third Termer
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcu1

JAosVtINIFD PItESS DISPAICHI
 WASHINGTON, May 22-Speeches seconding the nomination of Roose- welt for president will be made at the Chicago convention by Governor Johnson of California. Henry J Al len of Kansas, large, and Senator Clapp of Minnesota. accord ing to information given out by friends of Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Washington is predicting the close of congress bV June 10.
 Retrcnchment on the Denver and the Rio Grande has resulted in the resig nation of Charles H. Schlaacks as sec ond vice president. This is the first blow to the old regime and it is in terpreted as signifying that others will be lot out
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
GENERAL HARRlSON-PRESI DENT

One of the timely features of the June Century will be an article on General Harrison's Attitude Toward the Presidency by Lieutenant Col onel E. w Halford, General Harri- sons private secretary-an intimate
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

view of-the man who Vacuatet1 the presidency. as he entered upon it. without the slightest impairment of his own, high sense of the personal and official responsibility of tho of flee, and without having sacrificed a jot or title of its constitutional au- thority
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Koald Amundsen, discovcrcr of the south. pole. who arr!ved Ierc yestcr- day. announced his int-ntion today to start for san Francisco in March or April. 1913, on an expedition to the North pole
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
BURBANK SOCIETY
Place Formed to Forward Work of
 Great Botanist.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

SANTA ROSA, Cal, May 22.-The Luther Burbank society, chartered by the state Of California and backed by a long list of distinguished names, was organized here today to assure the greatest possible benefit to the greatest number at the least cost from discovrics and investigations of the famous horticulturist. The SO ciety has no capital stock and no power to incur debts or earn profits
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
BACK AT WORK.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsrATCHJ
 PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-After being idle fl days 1000 miners in qhc anthracite field of the east, re- suned work today under new wage agreement
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
AUDITORS MEET.

TAssOCIATED TREss DGsPATCHl
 FRESNO, Cal, May 22.-The annual state convention of county auditors win begin here tomorrow morning.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
LUST a SHADE.

IAssocIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl Jack OBrion had q shadt the better here of a six round bout with Knockout Brown of New York
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
Name of Company.

Gross Assess Adams Telephone & Telegraph A Adams .. President WIcox ...........$ 100000 200o Asaa " s5usrn M %sGs Railroad lIS co H~sG W De5s
 Arizona ays'' sfate Telephone Co., Wright
 Ar1on f TG9s p G ,g sSre Taeo 1 Arizona % @ Erenhart Telephone Co., Fred V Kueh". -.I 75Oo .'9l cord secy and Treas Portal Arizona ...... .7S coloradoR supply T.
 dent Parker Arizona; D s; 7'O ~ Calumet @ Gen c?2g g G5ss cop5e NaS c c Sa a Ray D s 5 dent cOurtand Arizona --.,:... @'ll' 2"'l St. New York - osoI F The Duncan Telephone Co., C. cruckson,
 den 19i2Oo @'Z X Nogale Tel Chas A .i J.. Lake B4ns4 snpor s' Az Tls M D"Go eo F W 1ioa noa b one uR souern sSbsrr0F ai%ay Co., A iiavcy Gen l The A6t9F S3fn hs4s St9 4 HIi7 Tel Co., $ Homer Cbampa St. Denver: Colo. io'lS6a "'l' Northern Arizona Telephone Co., W II Clark ,o,c, s,oi Telegraph II II T.
 Gessner, w Adams St. Phoenix .,co ,5os ly Ray Consolidated Copper Co., A. J. Macan 20 Riggs s5 TcchaaS dasy9 Co., 4'4 1 Rsss President i" water 9e sapt S r%n But@s Arizona ao9 United verde < Pacific Ky O. W H Arch ,.~ p Co, A, owner ,o- Winslov, Arizona 5'lotS 'iV'
 9s93oi8s supt Williams Arizona. ....$ 1aso " spt en@ I 11s 45spn f aasn MrDs Dist ssas
 3ssl521 ass15 , ss $Ssss "s1:''' ] .,.m .o Fargo S@iS" Assistant Comp, 3 United Verde Pacific Co., W H Arch , Jerome Arizona 26s754 2697
 sa47372 ssa.7s Tsspon Son coanss ss5ss9ls3 s 's1ss9 ass5 Express Companies - ss97Ss2
 stll5el.s sa1s So
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
TAXES AGAINST
 UTILITY CO.'S
Amount Due by Express, Telegraph and Telephone Lines on Last Years $ Business; Auditor Cal laghan's Report

As those who have followed Icgis- latiOn arc aware, the law taxing tel cphOne, telegraph and express com Uanies one per cent of their gross revenues was repealed and instead thereof a bill was passed for taxing express companies their physical val Uation and the telegraph and tcle- phone companies q higher percentage of their revenues
 \ very unfair criticism of the au- ditor was indulged in by certain dem ocrats during the latter days of the session, for filing his report of the
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
 HAVE NEW OPPONENTS
Daylight" Committee Has Been
 Formed to Cooperate With the asE San Diego Police.
StAssoC1ArED PRESS D1spArCHl

SAN DIEGO. May 22.-A new or ganization, known as the daylight committee, is reported forming to- night to replace the citizens con- mittee or ''Vigilantes." said to be dis cussiRS disbanding. It is stated that the new organization would. work in daylight to assist the police in the enforcement of the law. instead of taking alleged "eXtra -legar' measures at night
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
SENT TO VIRGINIA
IAssocIArEn PRESS DESPATCH

IAss0cIATED TEEss 0IsPATCUI
 BOSTON, May 22.-Thc body of Clarence V. T. Richcson, cIectrocuted for the murder of Avis LinnclI. was sent 10 Amherst. Va, tonight, his former home. for burial
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

SAN FRANCISCO. May 22-Attor- hey General Webb will leave for San Diego tomorrow to conduct the in vestigation ordered by Gov Johnson of the propaganda of the I. w. W.'s.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl NONTEEIDEO. May 22.-Captail
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23
NOT SATISFIED

Captain Amundson Will Try to
 Reach the North Pole.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Postal Telegraph Gable Co, Charles L. Lewis
 Supt- Williams. Arizona ............. .......' Western Union Telegraph Co. Hugh McPhee, Dist
 Supt, Los Angeles. Californian. ..........
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Arizona x New Mexico Telegraph x Tel Co. A
 T. Thomson. Sccy. X Treas. Clifton Ariz ... Wells Fargo X Co. Richard Burr Assistant Comp.
 New York City-...-............ .......... United Verde X Pacific By Co. w H Arch
 deacon Auditor Jerome, Arizona .....
Arizona republican., 1912-05-23

Telephone Companies ...-........... ...... Telegraph Companies ....--......... ........... Express Companies .........'....... ..... .......
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-10-02
JAMES d. FINCH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication Aug.

The box ball game at Paxton's is
proving one of the most popular
games that ever came TO this CITY.
Many who never tried the game are
now enthusiasts. Drop in and try a
game, its worth learning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-10-02

the multiplication table of every
crooked trust, OF every crooked
fnancier, of evory crooked news
paper editor. OF every crooked boss.
Governor Wilson stated an incon-
testible truth that is back by the
whole history of government, by the
whole experience OF human liberty,
Every great reform has destroyed
an abuse buttressed in government
and authority The menace of the
crooked trust and the crooked hnan-
cier, the crooked newspaper editor
and the crooked boss. is the menace
OF selfish power eXerted through
agencies of government,
The older republics were all de
| stroyed because there were no limi
tations upon the power OF govern
ment. The curse Of the Latin
American republics has been that
there is no such limitation, but that
despotic power can be exercised by
any fraction that happens to be in
control OF the machinery of govern
ment
Our own republic has been saved
| in every crisis because such limita-
tons exist 1t is to protect human
| liberty that we have bill of rights.
| that we prohibit the government
from interfering with religious lib
erty or freedom of speech or from
passing bills of attainder or ex post
facto laws, or from denying trial by
| jury, or from imposing cruel and un-
usual punishments. 1t is to protect
| human liberty that We have a govern
ment Of independent, coordinate
branches; that we have govern
ment of delegated and enumerated
powers; that the authority of each
branch is defined. and that the pow
ers not delegated by the people TO
the government cannot be exercised
| by the government. All that we have
of liberty we owe to this "worn-out
philosophy"
| If Governor Wilson's statement is
"worn-out philosophy" then the Dec
laration of independence is WORKOUT
philosophy, the constitution is worm
out philosophy, the republic itself is
WORKOUT philosophy. In fact, if
Mr. Roosevelt disagrees with Cover
nor Wilson on this question he could
; not take the oath Of office prescribed
for the President of the United
! States without committing perjury.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-10-02
The Cub Reporter

For some time the News has been
running scoop, the Cub Reporter
in the daily issues. Monte went to
the lake or some other foreign re
sort Yesterday and Scoop was al
lowed full swing at the editorial ana
front page OF the News. The result
was that he elected Billy Sharon to
the u. 6. Senate without opposition
and retired Senator Newlands on
the Cabinet Of President Wilson.
lust how Scoop gathered all his
information will have to he explain
ed to Monte on his return.
When the entire article is read
through it shows all the work OF an
amateur. In the first place it con
cedes the election of Mr.. Wilson to
the presidency, which Monte never
does, then it gives Mr.. Newlands a
place on his executive staff, and then
it picks out Billy Sharon, who can't
even control the votes on the Com
stock, to handle the Democracy OF
Nevada. Billy Sharon is a pretty
good citizen, has grown comfortable
by filing superintendents jobs on
the Comstock and inherited a share
of the Sharon millions, but that
don't make him a senator and he
has shown such loss of power in
the past few years on the Lode that
he is hardly mentioned in the politi-
cal game.
Internationally the News was
right when it conceded the election
Of Mr. Wilson, it might be possible
Mr.. Newlands will serve OF the
cabinet of the new president. which
would be a great honor to Nevada,
being that she has never been rep
resented nationally, and that Mr..
Newlands is a national statesman,
but when it comes to the selection
of Mr. Sharon for senator, the dust
from the corral is so thick that it
nearly chokes one Monte had bet
ter get back onto the job and let
cub reporter take care of the meet
ing of the kindergarten for term.
Cub reporters are all right occas-
ianlly, but they should never be al
lowed to have full swing in a politi-
cal campaign as they crack too many
lips by smiles that follow.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-10-02
WORKOUT Philosophy

New York World The difference
between Governor Wilson and Mr..
Roosevelt is not merely difference
in politics. 1t is a difference in
fundamental principles OF govern
tai principles of government. 1t is
a difference between constitutional
democracy and despotism.
In his recent speech before the
Press Club. Governor Wilson re-
marked that "the history of liberty
is the history of limitation of gov
ornamental power, not the increase
OF it,"
In his speech at Los Angeles
Monday Mr.. Roosevelt declared that
this doctrine is "worn-out phoilos-
oohy." and added that Governor
Wilson "has taken the attitude
which is the attitude of every crook
Cd trust. Of every crooked fnancier.
of every crooked newspaper editor,
al every crook" This is like say
ing that the multiplication table is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-10-02
MILLIONERY OPENING

The Frederick Millinery Parlors
of Reno will have a choice assert
ment OF millionery on display at the
parlors of the Arlington Hotel
Monday afternoon and evening. Sep
TENDER 30th. All are invited to call
and view the display.