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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
FIVE SCHOLARSHIPS IN UNIVERSITY IF ARIZONA
 ARE UNCLAIMED
g COUNTIES REPRESENTED IN u. OF A. UNDER PROVISIONS
 OF LEGISLATURE

TUCSON, Jan. 13-Not all high school students in the state are yet informed that there is scholarship, of the value of $15O, for work at the | University of Arizona, assigned to each county in the state. A law passed by the last legislature provided for these scholarships and nine of them have been assigned for the current year. | There were no applications from the other counties
 Appointment is determined by sue | cess in competitive examination, held toward the end of the school year, un- l der the direction of the county super intendent. The papers are sent to the university to be read and the student passing the best examination is given the appointment.
 The scholarship is good fir 50 on the expenses of the freshmi year at the university and it is not continued tO Iu0 SeCOuQ year.
 The state does not pay the money of the scholarship direct to the stu. dent when he attends the university but sends it to the university office to defray the fegular fees of the stu dent. It is condition of occupying the scholarship that the president of the university certify to the state auditor before an installment of the scholarship is paid, that the students work in college is satisfactory.
 Already inquiry is being made of the president of the university about the scholarships for next year. Higf school students interested in them should address President Wilde of the university, at Tucson, for information, and when the time for the annual ex animation approaches, application should be made to the superintendent for admission to the examination.
 Even if there be no high school in given county young man or woman residing there may be candidate for the county's scholarship if he com pletes his college preparation else wherein the preparatory department of the university, at either of the nor nal schools, or at high school in an other county.
 The largest single item of expense at the university, as elsewhere, is the board This costs $20 a month and there are approximately eight and one third months in the year-a total of about $167.00 It is apparent, there fore, that the scholarship discharges nearly the whole of this item.
 This year the scholarships are held by the following students:
 Pima county, Fred w. Rogers Of Tucson.
 Maricopa county, John W. Getsinger of Phoenix.
 Yuma county, Ruby Livingston of Yuma
 Cochise county, Margaret Poiser of Douglas.
 Gila county, Turner c. Smith of Globe.
 Graham county, Alma sessions of Thatcher.
 Yavapai county, Ralph Bell of Pres colt.
 Apache county, L. S. Udall of Sa. Johns.
 Greenlee county, Allen c. Jones Of Clifton
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
THE BEST MEDIUMS

At little gathering of magazine men at the New York Athletic Club, recently, J. E. Jones, who founded the United States Press Association, de- clared that the home printed pages of local newspapers would become the advertising mediums to supplant the big periodicals, and cited the methods adopted by half dozen great adver- tisers who have already ''seen the light"
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16
ROUT MOORs 1; SHAY 5OO IN HARD
 BATTLE
THE FRENCH CASUALTY LIST IN- cLUDES 12 KILLED AND
 SIXTY WOUNDED

MOGADOR, Morocco, Jan. 1O.-The French column today fought a severe a severe battle with a large force of Moors whom they routed with 800 killed. Twelve French soldiers were killed and 60 wounded.
 The Moors attacked the French 20 miles east of Mogador, where they were guarding the lines of communica- tion in southern Morocco.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

an improvement and not detriment in state politics. One effect will un- doubtedly be to tear down many party fences, for the women will vote dis criminatingly and not because of the mere sound of a party name.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

The Examiner office for job work.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1913-01-16

Yuma has the climate; Yuma has the soil; Yuma is all right.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30

EVELYN NESBtT THAw
denied Thaw's application 10 be trans
ferred TO Middletown State hospital
June % 190S-Thaw demanded n
jury trial TO prove his sanity
Sept. l6 1908 Justice Mills denied
application.
Jan. 4. l900-Thaw appealed
July ., l009-The appellate division
denied Thaw's appeal
July IA. 1909 Justice Mills at White
Plains heard Thaw's application for
release on the ground that he was then
sane
Aug II, l9O9-Justice Mills ordered
Thaw returned to Matteawan dismis-
sing his second writ.
Aug. 26, 19O0-The court OF appeals
sustained the appellate division deci-
sion that Justice Mills was justified In
denying Thaw Jury trial
Dec 80. l9O0-The United States SUI
preme court refused to review the ac-
ton Of the New York state court OF
appeals.
April IL, I0l2-Justice Stapleton IL.
sued third habeas corpus writ for
Thaw
July 20. 1912 - Justice Kcogh dis
missed the third Thaw writ.
Nov %, loI2-Thaw gave $4,000 TO
J. ~ Anhut 10 influence Superlntend.
ent Russell OF Matteawan TO obtain his
release.
March l, l013-Thaw got fourth ha-
bore CO.., rs v.rit p Ne- vo-1 Cd 1uty.
March @. s19l3-Thaw's counsel. ex-
Governor William A. Stone OF Penn
sylyanla, withdrew fourth writ on
hearing before Justice Giegerich. ex-
planning Anhut scandal prejudiced
case
May 10. l0l3-Thaw testified against
Ehhut In the criminal branch OF the
supreme court I'm New York county.
stating no hoped by his bearing and
testimony 20 substantlate his claim 10
sanity.
Aug II, 1913 Thaw left Matteawan
In n fast motorcar without legal for.
malities.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
EXPLORERS THROUGH CANAL
Pesry and Eniidindssn Win Cross 18th.
mus on the Fran.

The whaling steamship Fran, com.
handed by Captain Doxrud, Is now on
the way from Buenos Aires 10 Colon
with the intention or taking ON board
there Rear Admiral Robert +. Peary,
u. :. N. tretiredl. and Captain ROAD
Amundsen. the explorers. who will be
the FIRST 20 pass through the Panama
canal ON board ship
Captain Amundsen will aftcrwarIl
proceed In the Fran toward the north
pole and. taking advantage Of the nrc-
tic currents. VIII return ON board OF
her 10 Christiania. Norway. traversing
on the way the SpItzbergen archi-
pelago
Captain Doxrud purposes taking les
sons IN order % perfect himself in avi-
alton az San Francisco. so that he may
be able g make flights IN the polar
regions.
The expedition Is expected 20 take
six years for its completion
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
OXYGEN CURE FOR INSANITY.
injections Successful In Apparently
Hopeless Cases.

Paris newspapers are giving promi-
hence to an announcement made by
Or Toulouse, senior physician OF the
Villcjuif asylum. that he has cured In
clpient insanity by means Of sub
cutaneous injections or oxygen.
Two inmates OF the asylum who were
suffering from mental confusion"
were treated aud Improvement was
shown after the first injection. The
condition Of confusion disappeared in
a few days. and lucidty, which II had
been feared was lost forever. gradually
reappeared. The patients were even
tualIy able 70 leave the asylum cured
From the meager details obtalnable
II seems that tile oxygen injections
are beneficial IN cases of lunacy caused
by oyerwork the oxygen restoring the
energy OF the exhausted system.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
MARRYING PARS0N BLUE.
Keeper OF Gretra Green AZ Bristol
Tenn, Finds Occupation Going.

Keeper OF Gretrs Green AZ Bristol,
Tenn, Finds Occupation Going.
"The Shylocks seem bent on taking
the last pound Of flesh, says the Rev.
Alfred Harrison Burroughs, the yeter-
an keeper OF tile Bristol Gretna Green
at Bristol. Tenn by "Shylocks' he
means the other ministers.
Dr Burroughs has married nearly
5000 couples of clippers
ut Is my sole dependence, he says
II am now past eighty years OF age
and there IS nothing that can do Tor
a Livelihood except 90 marry young
people
"'rhe local agent of the Norfolk ana
Western railway has forbidden com
municatlon With me. ana IN now looks
as though will find it necessary TO
appeal 60 tie higher officials Of the
railway for protection from individuals
who 20 upon the premises OF the com.
pany here 10 steal away young couples
who are heeded FOR my Mecca My
business has amounted 90 multiplied
thousands 81 dollars 10 the railway
company IN fnrcs. and IL seems 20 mo
chat am entitled to some consldera-
ton In the matter Of the relief which
seek"
Or Burroughs alleges that other
persons soliciting for marrying par
sons are allowed on the premises Of
the railway company, and he thinks he
r. either cntltl-d % the same privilege
or that the company is in honor bound
10 make an other persons IN this bust
ness stay Mt tile same distance as Ire.
Burroughs would have been indcpen-
dent by this time had he invested his
earnings ia reHtable property at home.
but he invested IL In mining stocks.
He says he viii now be forced TO seek
shelter IN the Confederate Soldiers
home n his "enemies do not let up."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
Hone For the childleas-

Hope FOR childless women 4 held out
IN a remarkable claim by Or Yoronon
Of Nice, who described 60 the medical
congress. Just held IN London. his ex.
periments In transplanting vital organs
from enc animal 70 another By this
means he actually enahicd a barrcn
eve 20 give birth 20 q lamb which Is
still living In an interview be said:
Il assert my experiments can be ap-
piled 10 human beings Indeed. Il Is
easier TO graft certain PARTS with hui
mans than with nnlmah"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
RECORD OF IHAH'S
FIGHT FOR
II Captured, II Is Questioned
Whether Extradition Pro-
ceedingS Are Possible.

"NuE dramatic escape OF Harry
X fmw. slayer OF Stanford
WHIT ftem tile asylum for
the criminal insane az Mat
teawuu \ 81 promises 60 be the
last chapter in Tue spectacular battle
FOR lilc url freedom which Thaw has
wagch siure the shouting Of White on
TIE Madison Squire roof garden I'M
New York eitg ui The evening Of June
-. EHG According tp MANY authori
ties. among them Tile Sew York dis
trlrt atloruey. Charles 5 Whitman
Thuw canni eytiadited. his escape
into Canada or uunher state making
him safe for all time unless ue again
places himself within the jurisdiction
OF the New York officials
Meanwhile Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, the
wife for whom he killed White is In
fear OF her life Harry Will surely
Kill me she is quoted as saying. and
she has engaged detectives 20 protect
her from possible attack
Here are the principal events in the
history Of the spectacular case dating
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
HARRY X. THAw


from the shooting OF White on June
%. 1906. until the escape OF Thaw
from Matteawan In the early morning
OF Aug. IL. 1913:
June 25. 1906 -Thsw shot and killed
Stanford White at the Madison Square
roof garden
Jan. 30. lo07-Thaw's trial for muir
der started.
March 20. 1907 District Attorney
William Travers Jerome halted Thaw's
iirst trial 70 prove him insane. Thaw
bitterly opposed this proceeding. de
string the trial to continue
April ., 19O7-Commission prouounc-
ed Thaw sane
April -, l907-Jury before which
Thaw was tried disagreed and was
discharged.
Feb. J.. 1905 -Thaw acquitted by jury
on his second trial on the ground OF
insanity. Justice Bowling committed
him To Matteawan as dangerous IN
matte and sent him Immediately 20 that
Institution for the criminal insane.
April %. 1905 -Thaw applied TO Jus
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
UNITE, SAYS
FOR GOOD OF ALL
Insure Cheap Credit, improved
Production and Distribution
and Good Prices.

limited liability AS rule Ia Euro
pean countries the law makes little or
no provision for exemptions OF any
kind These short time credit societies
furnish cheap, safe and elastic credit
TO their members by reason OF their
control 10y farmers and are organiza-
tons exclusively I'm the interest Of
farmers, who operate them nc nominal
cost and without seeking dividend
profit 10 such societies.
Lower Distribution Cost
"The organizations for production
and distribution OF farm products fol
low cooperative lines. Farm products
are sold by the producer at "A relatively
lower price because the cost OF distri-
button is considerably lowered by CO.
operative marketing, which results
also In improving the quality and uni
formity OF farm products and in pro
noting more busincssliSc methods In
farming operations.
at is the opinion OF many OF the
leaders OF this movement in Europe
that the question OF rural credit ought
not 10 be divorced from cooperation
for business purposes and the general
organization Of community life IN rural
districts In some European countries
visited agriculture and country life
interests generally are thoroughly or
ganized and co-ordinated. The studies
OF the commission emphasize the ne
cessity OF defining the functions on the
one hand OF the government and on
the other of voluntary organization i'm
promoting the development Of country
life
"ln some OF these countries great en-
phasls is placed upon the value Of vol
untary associations. and such state aid
as involves governmental control over
the activities Of rural organizations Is
deprecated as tending to stine the init
alive of the people"
Plan Permanent Headquarters.
The American commission on agricul-
tural cooperation will shortly open
permanent headquarters I'm Washing
ton with Or. Clarence J. Owens, the
director general OF the commission. In
charge. In November the entire com
mission will assemble I'm Washington
TO pass upon final report, which will
be sent 10 congress 10 the governors or
states. t. the officials OF the Canadian
government and 20 the southern com
merclal congress.
A compilation committee, appointed
10 draft the findings OF the commission
consists OF Or Kenyon l.. Butterfcld
Of Massachusetts. Dr. John Lee Coul-
ter of the census bureau. Leroy Hodges
Of Virginia, Robert L. Munce and
Charles i. Bailey minister Of agricul
ture la the province Of Ontario.
An advisory committee will consist
OF Dr. ]. +. Stubs OF Nevada. DR.. II,
A. Morgan OF Tennessee, John Gun
nlngham Of Ohio. Robert Van Cortandt
OF New York. w H. Hatch Of Michi-
gan. Colonel ]. $ Williams Of Texas
and T.. L. Dauehteridge
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
NATION WIFE PLEA FOR
NOVEL DRESS REFORM.
Minnesota Women Appeal Direct to
Garment Manufacturers
City olerK.

Declaring that the present styles in
dresses are not Ct for modest women
and those who refuse 10 wear tight
skirts are obliged TO do without new
garments, the Fourth district of the
Federation Of Women's Clubs OF Min.
nesota has started dress reform
which II IS proposed to make nation
wide
The board plans 70 write 10 every
manufactures and buyer Of ready
made clothing for women, and 10
every manufacturer and publisher OF
dress patterns. making an appeal for
modification OF the present styles. The
letter TO be sent TO the clothing manu-.
facturcrs reads ~.---------a,-
The executive board OF the Fourth
district OF The Minnesota Federation
OF Women's Clubs, az the request OF
number of women, ask TINT beginning
with the next season, there be fur
nished some very attractive. up e.
date garments where the width at
the bottom OF the skirts shall be two
yards for a woman OF thirty-six inch
bust measure. well proportioned. not
drawing tight across the form az any
part and reaching within three inches
Of the shoe. other sizes In proportion.
Many women. under protest, have
been obliged 60 use the present styles
Of ready made clothing, but very many
have informed Us that they have done
without new garments rather than
buy such MS have been offered during
the last few months We ask for
some different styles for modest gen
tlewomen from those suited 20 the
demimondaine"
The appeal TO the manufacturers and
publishers OF patterns IS wordcd the
same, except that the letter states that
few women who use patterns are cora
petent 10 make changes In them and
that many object seriously 70 the
styles furnished during the last few
months and ask RELIEF The pattern
makers arc asked 70 change their prod
net for the next months Issue Of pat
terms
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30

TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF MASTUDON, IRON
COUNTY. MICHIGAN
WHEREAS. an error was made in
posting notice Of special lection Tor
the purpose of voting bonds for high.
way purposes, held at the Dunn mine
Warehouse in said Township on the
Twenty eighth day Of July A. y.
1913. and
WHEREAS, the said election was
thereby rendered void.
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVE that special cleo.
ton will be held at the Dunn min
Warehouse in the said Township o
Mastodon on Friday, the Fifth day OF
September A. ID. 1918 40 which special
election there will be submitted to the
legal voters of the said Township OF
Mastodon, the question Of borrowing
the sum Of Twenty thousand $50. COOl
Dollars for the purpose Of building a
new township road from point at or
near the Southwest corner Of the South
west quarter Of the Southwest quarter
{ S. w. a Of S. VII OF Section seven
g. Township forty two ii9l North,
Range thirty.two l32l West. Iron
County, Michigan, in Northeasterly
direction, to point Of intersection
with the county road known a. the
Crystal Falls Florence road which
point Of intersection is at or about
the center OF the northerly boundary
line Of the Northeast quarter 81 the
northwest quarter me Of NW.iI
Of Section eight tsl Township tI2J
forty two North, Range t3el thirty
two West Iron County. Michigan said
road 10 be two and one.quarter t2i)
miles IN length, and 20 issue therefor
the bonds Of the said Township OF
Mastodon for period not 20 exceed
twenty Ave l25l years, with the interest
thereon az the rate Of five O. per cent
per annnm.
POLLS WILL BE OPEN ON SAID
DAY FROM SEVEN O'CLOCK
M TO FIVE OtCOCK T. nj
said vote shall BE- by ballot ana such
ballots hall read AZ follows
For tho isauiug 81 township bonds
20 improve the highways Yes
-" For the issuing Of township bonds
to improve The highways No
Dated at Mastodon Township Aug
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
Africa 4. Aftsr oorua,.

Colonel William O. Gorgas. chief san.
itary officer Of the Panama canal com.
mission, recently received 4 cublegrsm
from the chamber 81 mines of johann.
uesburg South Africa. requesting his
services IN sanitation work FOR the bet.
termont or the health conditions among
the miners nc the Wltwatcrsrand
mines. Colonel Goreas cabled his VIII.
ingness 10 90 IN November
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30

An enormous eagle recently carried
or the four-year-old child Of wood
cutter playing noar him while he was
working Ia the forest near Andecr, n
small town In Switzerland. near the
city Of Geneva. a large body Of hunt.
ers accompanied by dogs at once set
of to rescue tho child. but were unable
20 ind any trace OF the eagle OF lts
prey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
In the Circuit Court for the Comfy
Of Irop--In Chancery,
To the Circuit Court for the County
OF Iron In Chancery.
Charles II. Tanner. Complainant,
Bessie MAY Tanner. Edward Dunn,
FRANK Dunn, or his unknown heirs
devisees. legatees and assigns
Defendants.
Suit pending in the ircuit Court IN
the County of lron in Chancerv. Before
Harry Q. Fraser Esp Circuit Court
Commissioners. IN and tor said County,
ON the BIRD day OF July, A ID. 1918.
On filing the bill of complaint in
this cause duly verified, from which il
appears that II il not known 70 the
said complainant whether the said
Frank Damn is living or dead or
where he may reside If living, or
whether the aforesaid claim or any Of
them has been assigned by him to any
person or persons, or II dead, whether
he has personal representatives or heirs
living other than Bessie May Tanner
and Edward Dunn, or where any Of
such personal representatives or heirs
reside, or whether aforesaid claim has
been disposed or by will. and that the
said complainant has made diligent
search and inquiry, and has been I'M
able after such diligent search and
inquiry 60 ascertain the same, and
that the affiant who verified said bill
for complaint does not know and has
been unable after diligent search and
inquiry TO ascertain the names OF the
persons or any one Of them who are In.
cluded therein as defendants without
being named On motion OF Clarence
ID. Dwyer, one of the Solicitors for
complainant, II is ordered that all de-
PENDANTS in said suit who cannot by
reason of being unnamed or other wise
be personally served with process, and
each of them, cause their and each OF
their appearances 70 be entered In this
cause on or before the 2sth day of Nov-
ember, A. y 1913. and that in default
thereof said bill of complaint be taken
as confessed against them
And il is further ordered, that this
order be published once in each week
for six successive weeks In the
Diamond Drill. public paper print.
ed, published and circulating in said
County of Iron. and that the first pub.
licahon thereof be within twenty days
from the date of this orjer
The said suit is brought to quite the
title of said complainant to the follow.
ing described land, situated in the
County of Iron. State of Michigan, to.
wit The North West quarter NV.
Il Section Five t5l. in Township
Forty-six t46l North Range Thirty
six t36l West, Iron County, Michigan.
Harry 9. Frazer
Circuit Court Commissioner,
IN and tor Iron County, Michigan
Countersigned
John Wall
Register in Chancery.
Moriarty a. Dwyer,
Solicitors for Complainant,
Business Address
Crystal Falls, Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
NOTICE. FOR BIDS.

Bids Will be received by the city
council for the erection and completion
of the city hall in the city of Crystal
Falls Plans and specification Will DO
on Sic in the Office OF the City CLERK
on and after the 2sth day of August.
1913. All bids must be in by 90
O'Clock, on the 10th day of September,
1913. Council reserves the right to ~.
iect any or all bids Each bid must
be accompanied by certified check.
as per specifications.
w. !. Gribble
City Clers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-30
SEVEN YEAR
LIFE AND LIBERTY
Escape OF Stanford Whites
Slayer Ends Long Battle
For Freedom.

tice Morschuuser FOR his drst writ OF
habeas corpus
May O. lg0S Dr Amos IT, Baker,
superintendent Of Matteawan. in his
return 10 the writ opposed Thaw's re-
lease
May HILL i00s-District Attorney
Jerome directed fight on the writ at
hearings
May -. 1908 Justice Morschauser
dismissed writ. asserting Thaw's re-
lease would he dangerous 70 the pub
lie"
June -. zoos Justice Morschauser