Arizona republican. [volume], March 15, 1914, SECTION THREE, Page PAGE TWELVE, Image 30

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THE "ARIZONA TiEPUBLIOAN, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1014
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Nothing under half-inch caliper.
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Children 5c.
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GreatTrials
History
TRIAL OF
CAPTAIN KID
The name of Captain Kidd is the
most familiar of all the pirates who
sailed the Atlantic in search of ad-'
venture, and more especially of plun
der. Although it is considerable more
than two centuries ago that Kidd was
convicted and hanged and, while other
pirates have been forgotten, he is still
recalled through an effort that is
started every now and then to discover
the burial place of his ill-gotten treas
ures. Prom Nova Scotia all along the
Atlantic coast of the United States
searching panics have been organized
upon the obtaining of a new clew as
to the hidden loot.
Captain Kidd was a Scotch navigator
during the latter part f the seven
teenth century. Piracy was very prev
alent on the high seas and a syndicate
was formed for the purpose of destroy
ing the practice. Robert Livingston, a
rich New York merchant and landown
er, and Lord Bellomont, the Knglish
governor, were at the head of the syn
dicate, and in looking ahout fur a cap
tain for their pirate-destroying vessel,
their choice fell upon Kidd. So King
William sent a commission empower
ing "the well-beloved and trusty Cap
tain Kidd" to seize French and pirate
ships at will.
Kidd started off on the Adventurer,
but the adage "set a rogue to catch
a rogue" did not work in his case, for
he turned pirate himself and looted and
sunk .ill the legitimate merchant ships
he met. How many vessels Captain
Kidd and his crew plundered, is hard
to tell. Finally it was necessary to
send out a squadron to capture him. He
had been operating with excellent suc
cess in the- Indian Ocean, but he was
given warning of the coming of his
captors and he eluded them and sailed
for the American coast.
Fearing to enter New York harbor.
Kidd touched at Oyster Bay, L. I., and
sent for a New York lawyer and re
quested hint to sec Lord Bellomont
with a view of opening negotiations.
Bellomont sent word that the captain
had nothing to fear, consequently he
went on to Boston, arriving on July 1,
1699.
It began to be rumored that Living
ston, Bellomont and the company they
represented, were themselves' Impli
cated in the gathering of the spoils,
rind they became thoroughly frightened.
Bellomont reported to the Knglish the
whereabouts of Kidd and he was or
dered to arrest him and send him back
to England.
When captain Kidd reached Kngland
he was thrown into jail. There had
been a great excitement over the af
fair, and even it was insinuated that
the king profited by Kidd's nefarious
business. For a year the pirate was
kept in prison before he was placed on
trial.
At the trial Kidd denied that he had
ever consented to be a pirate, but
claimed that his crew had bullied him
Ide Silver
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25c
Korriok's New York Store
PHOENIX SYMPHONY
SOCIETY
Third Concert (Matinee)
Sunday, Mar. 15, 3,pm.
at the
EMPRESS THEATER
Soloists: Mrs. Charles
William Hunter, Sopra
no, former soloist with
Thomas Orchestra.
Miss Cecil Multen, Vio
linist. Popular Prices
10c and 20e
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I
Eugene Redewill Finds Again How
Well Republican Ads Pay
Eugene Redewill has again letinerl
that advertising in The Republican
pass, lie found it
out much to
the finding li
his
ado
I discomfort. In fact
I him squirm.
Redewill ran an
publican last Sunday
"ad," requiring the
d" in The tie
lt was a puzzle
addition of so
I many lines to a number given by the
I PH-IMA nf Ihn ooma nlnli nhnli 1 Int.
tors in the lines given. Pot each
correct answer Redewill prom'so 1 one
big round shining simoleon.
He has had a -stack of answers. In
all there were some lour hundred or
more who sent in answers to the
puzzle, which in itself was all right.
; But there were over ISO of the ans
wers correct, which meant the "pony-
I ins" up of just that many bones.
That wasn't the worst. From the
St. Luke Home, east of the city, there
came to the Redewill office just forty
correct answers with a demand for
$40. Redewill had to pay, cause he
had not provided that one solving
correctly the answer could not divulge
the great secret to another.
And ho did pay. Yesterday the St.
Luke Home took from the Redewill
music house J40 worth of the best
Victrola records in stock, their choice
over the actual cash.
into it. He could not be convicted of
piracy , even by a court which for some
mysterious reason rushed his trial
through with suspicious haste and lack
of justice. But he was found guilty
of having killed a mutinous sailor
named William Moon by hitting him
over the head with a bucket.
At the trial it is Raid that Kidd bore
himself with dignity, making no com
plaint of I'ellomont's treachery. He
told the story' of his expedition with
some show of frankness, but everything
was against him. He was not allowed
to present whatever evidence be had
in his behalf. The jewels and gold dust
which he had sent to the Countess of
Bellomont were considered a bribe, and
Bellomont, Buffering from gout,
wreaked his vengence to the utmost on
the man who had failed to bring him
the plunder expec ted.
To the last, Captain Kidd protested
his innocense of piratical intent when
he undertook the mission, and to the
judge who condemned him, he said:
"My lord, it is a very hard sentence.
For my part 1 am the most innocent
person of them all."
Captain Kidd was hanged at Execu
tion Dock. London, with nine of his
crew, on May :'4, 1701. There were
present the marshal of the admlraHty,
the deputy marshal, two city marshals,
officers and some who had helped to
condemn him. They stood silently
awaiting the approach of the prisoner,
and at the sound of footsteps they
turned to catch a last glimpse of the
bold, dashing pirate. Their scorn was
turned to pity, for down the gray stone
steps came an old sea captain, tired
and worn, to meet his doom.
Tomorrow Tritl of Benjamin Di&-
raeli.
The New York Times got (bj
wireless) fragments oi Rudyard Kpi
ling's Tuesday night lecture before
the Royal Geographical society.
Here's one of them: "To me. as to
others, a fried fish shop can speak
multitudinously for all the Fast from
Cairo to Singapore. Have you no
ticed that wherever a few travelers
gather together, one or other is sun
to say : 'Do you r member the smell
at such and such a place?' Then he
may go on to speak of camel pure
camel one whiff of which is all
Arabia, or of the smell of rotten eggs
at Htton on the Euphrates, or of the
odor of drying fish in Burma. 1 sdg
gest, subject to correction, that there
are only two elementary smells of
universal appeal the smell of burn
ing fuel, and the- smell of melting
grease; the smell, that is. of what
man cooks his food oyer and what
he cooks his food in."
HAYDEN
With six new residences in process
of construction, our town has taken
on an air of additional prosperity
that is good to see. The copper com
pany is patting up four new cottages
on I'tah Avenue and the residences
of C 11. Studley Jr. and Or. A. H.
Rood are well under way.
At her home, on Smelte r Hill, Mrs.
Henry Munay charmingly ente rtained
a number of her friends at a sewing
party last Tuesday afternoon compli
mentary to Mrs. James Heggio, who
will leave in a few days for tin ab
sence of about six months. I luring
the afternoon delightful refreshments
were served. The guests were Mes
calines Heggic, George Johnson. An
derson, Browne, Taliaferro, Hatch.
Moffat, Maclean. Nels Johnson,
Knight, Flynn. Njchvhr. Holbrook,
Ste venson and Misses Bruce, Hanson
and Holbrook.
Mrs. Edward Xiebuhr entertained a
gathering of her friends at it most
enjoyable'
Wednesday
score prize
ered towel,
consolation,
auction bridge party
afternoon. The high
a pretty hand -embrold-went
to Mrs. Hatch; the
a handsome hand-painted
plate, was drawn by
son, and the booby
Mrs. Nels John
prize, a box of
randy, was awarded -Mrs. Phillips.
After the games delicious refresh
ments of salad and ice courses were
served. Mrs. Niebnhr's guests were
Mesdames Stevenson, Browne, Talia
ferro, Phillips, Maclean, Brooks, Tuck,
-Nels Johnson, George Johnson, Mof
fat. Hatch, Murray, Boggle Anderson
Flynn and Ezell.
Last Wednesday afternoon Hayden
was visited by a gab' of unusual se
verity, creating a most disagreeable
duststorm and threatening to do some
damage. The only real damage aside
from the discomfort of the popula
tion yvas the unroofing of a small
frame house ,in North Hayden. A
slight rainfall followed the blow.
The boys of the smelter clubhouse
gave a delightful dance Wednesday
evening in the nature of a farewell
party to Mr. and Mrs. James Heggie,
To Purify the Blood
BEAR'S GrLANDO
LOID Does the work. You
get it at
The Bear Drug Store
R. P. Roziene
Bears Deliver Free
and Freely.
Hall
who will soon leave to bo absent for
a period of approximately six months.
The weather was ideal for the occa
sion and the happy gathering had a
most enjoyable time until after mid
night. Excellent punch was served
bountifully throughout the evening
and about midnight
wh iles and good coffei
disoensed.
y alter .Nash nas returned Horn a
slay of several days in Globe, where
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he and Mrs. Xash have been visiting
relatives. Mrs. Mash and little son
are still in Globe for a few days.
Walter found the political pot begin
ning to boil in the county capital and
already there are a number of can
didates out for different office's that
dainty sand- will be distributed in the fall elec
were liberally I tions.
i Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Kzoll left Friday
for a few days' visit with relatiy
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Phone 1530
Tribolet's Market
Opposite City Hall, 114 E. Wash
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Phones: O 788, 78.
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15 East Adams Street
We have the only panorama ca
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Under new management.
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If you have a Perfection, Revonec,
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