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Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

that cn the map Of the United States it locks like a. mere fly speck.
 I've are not producing as much lum- Der today as we did ten years ago and yet the territory dependent upon us is daily enlarging from the giving away of other forests.
 ''The white pine supply in the lake stctes is daily diminishing. the con- stantly iessening supply Of yellow pine in the southern states east Of the Mis- sissippi river is rapidly concentrating in few hands. while oever in Texas there is practically but one owner the Kirby Lumber company.
 The question which users of pine are asking is not what the price is. but where can we get it. If that is not the question today it soon will be. It is coming to that. The Kirby Lumber company with it's four teen mills has in stock less than 45.- GCG,C0G feet. I have seen more than that in the single town of Orange, Tex. alone.
 I've are producing only about 7G0,- GcG, Geo feet q year when the normal de- mand is for fully 1000, 900, coo feet and with activity in railroad building in the southwest, including Mexico. the demand becomes abnormal and beyond cur power to supply except for few brief years. A timber famine Is com ing.
 Concerning Texas generally Mir Wiess said: ''The state is prosperous Crops have suffered in a few localities, but unless some disaster vat comes the crops on a whole will be good. The state does not depend on cotton alone, hut produces and markets wheat. corn. rice and sugar in large quanti- ties, as also fruits and vegeta bles
 Our live stock interests are larga and we feel much pride in the fGct that though cur discoveries are recent we produce mere oil than all the rest of the American states put together. Our cil is not mere fuel proposition either.
 "Refcre the scientists are through with us the country will learn that the fuel value of Beaumont oil. vast as it is, is a mere incident. Keep your eye On Texas"
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
THE TIMBER SUPPLY
 A SUBJECT 0F WORRY

New York, June 29.-Mark Wiess, of Beaumont, Tex, who for 9 years has been among the most active and az gressive of Texas lumbermen, is in this city on business. He was visited in the Waldorf-Astoria today by represen- tative of the Commercial and concern ing the lumber trade in his section MT. Weiss said:
 Business is very active in yellow pine lumber. It is really Q subject of deep concern to many of us to know where our future lumber supply is to come from. I am not now in the active trade and have not been since the sale of cur properties to the Kirby Lumber company at the beginning of the year, but I am still a student of lumber con ditions.
 "A timber famine is coming with ex- press train speed. That immense area embraced in Texas, Indian territory. Oklahoma, Kansas and the republic of Mexico draws it's lumber supply from the forests of southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana, forest So small
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
CALIFORNIA BIG TREES
 THREATENED BY FIRE
Path of Flame Four Miles Wide in
 That Direction.

Stockton, Cal, june GA special from Sonora. Tuolumne county. to the Independent says a. serious forest fire is raging in the mountains of Tuol- umne county, along the Tuolumne river canyon, and is travelling fast southeast in the direction of Merced river and the Tuolumne big trees, in the vicinity of the Yosemite road.
 The flames are four miles wide and are defying all the efforts of a large army of fire-fiShters. The fire started seven miles from Crocker's station, on the Yosemite road, and rapidly swept to the southeast. s, Soldiers have been sert from Wawona and will reach the line Of fire today. It is feared that the Dis trees will go in the great colflagra- tion.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
DREAM FRIGHTENS
 GIRL TO DEATH
Parents Awakened By Fer Screams
 in Time to See Her Die.

New York. June 29.-A hcrribla dream. one of many such that had un- nerved her. frightened Miss Mary Hendrickgon to death on Saturday night. The luckless young woman lived at All Cumberland street, Brook lyn.
 The last terrifying dream was fatal to her because she suffered from heart disease.
 Six months ago a nightmare intense- F alarmed Miss Hendrickson. Again and again horrible dreams awakened her.
 On the advice Of a physician Miss Hcndrickson slept in 9 room opening from her parents bedroom.
 On Saturday night a piercing shrielk startled Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson from their sleep. Springing from bed. they saw their daughter standing erect in her bed. She sank to the bed pale. quivering, seemingly exhausted.
 Then the girl sank into deeper and deeper unconsciousness and soon died.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

the Pacific Coast Underwriting and Trust company of San Francisco has ind0rsed the proposition and will un- derWrite the company's stock
 Captain B. K. Hall has gone iron. Skagway to San Francisco to close the details with the officers of the trust company. It is proposed to build an up-tc-date shelter costing S20O, ,OO0 Bonds are to be issued payable in ten years with the provision that the bond holders shall participate in the profits besides receiving their interest.
 The ccmpany's officers are: President, w. F. Matlock: secretary. C. L. An dreWs: treasurer, F. Nj. Woodruff. These with w. w. Boughton. B K Hall and Ii. C. Diers constitute the directors.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
MINoR1TY's CHOICE GOT PLACE.

When Judge Calderhead returned fl om the Kansas state convention ne prefaCed his comment thereon with the usual utterance about it being a very harmonious affair, but added Q remi- niscent anecdote.
 ''l have been to conventions in Kan sas that were not so harmonious. ! believe one of the funniest incidents of political nature I ever witnessed was some years ago when our conven- tion assembled. A programme had been mapped cut and a committee had fixed up slate of officers, but the committee on organization did not fol- low the programme as outlined for them, a different faction selecting of ficers of their own.
 As you can well imagine, there was no little confusion in the hall when the report of that committee on per manent organization was presented Dick Blue, a gentleman of large phys ique and a penetrating voice, formerly member of this house, was on his feet in an instant.
 MT. Chairman he thundered T was selected by the minority Of that committee for permanent presiding officer, whereupon he made his way to the platform and took the gavel.
 He held it. too," concluded Judge Washington Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

which will be laid before the king. The queen thanks you for your kind sympathy. His majesty is progressing most satisfactorily
 Dr. John Potts of Toronto, chairman of the lesson committed, effectually disposed of a. report that had gone broadcast to the effect that the com mittee was about to abolish the quar- terly temperance lesson when he de- clared amid great applause that at n ) meeting of the committee had a word been spoken in that direction. Toronto was chosen as the next place Of meet in3
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
GRAzlERs' EXODUS TO CANADA
Steers Raised There Are Cheaper Than
 on Our Plains.

Wichita. June 29.-An exodus of cat tlemen from Western Oklahoma anG Western Kansas to Western Canada has set in. and within month $1,000,- eco in capital will leave the country The cattlemen are leaving because farmers are settling on public lands. end under the herd laws it is impossi- ble for them to maintain ranges.
 Another indusement is that the banks of Western Canada pay per cent in terest on all deposits, time or other wise. Experienced cattlemen say that a fat steer can pe raised in Western Canada from S4 to SIP cheaper than in the United States. everything consid- cred.
 Among others leaving for Canada IS Abrer T. Wilson, president Of the Okla homa and Kansas Cattlemen's asso- citation.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

Washington. June 29.-The exact time when the present session of con- gress shall come to a close cannot be foretold. However, the general con- census of opinion places the adjourn ment at Tuesday, or at the latest Wednesday. This prediction involves the opinion that the Philippines gov ernment bill ccnferees will be able to conclude their work tomorrow.
 or the appropriation bills only the general deficiency and the naval bills remain to receive finishing touches. There are still some points of differ ence on each of these measures be tween the two houses, but none that cannot be harmoniZed whenever the Philippines bill shall be out Of the way. Neither house will attempt much ether business.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
SECOND BURIAL
 OF JESSE JAMES
Remains Removed From Dooryaof
 His Mothers Home.

Kansas City, June 29-Jesse Jaes' bcdy, which has been buried for twity years in the door yard of the cid Ja es' homestead near Excelsior Springs, To-. was disinterred to-day and buries in the cemetery at Kearney, Mo-, beside the bodies of his father and wife. zf, Mrs -Zersldae- Samuels, s mot her e Jesse James: Frank James his brother. and Jesse James and Mary, his son and daughter, attended the ceremony. X funeral service was held and the psll- bearers were comrades of Jesse James when all were members cf Quantreirs; band.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
FILIPINO FOURTH
 NOT INDEPENDENCE
But on That Day the Civil Govern
 ment of the Islands B-gins.

Washington, June 29.-It was stated at the war department yesterday after noon that the entire Philippine archi- pelago will be placed under the control of the civil authorities. as represented by the civil governor and Philippine commission. on the Fourth of July, and General Chaffee's functions as military governor of the provinces new under military control will terminate on that date.
 General Chaffee, however will re- main in command of the military divi- sion of the Philippines and will assist the civil authorities in the preserva- tion of peace and gCcd order whenever called or.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
ONE MAN KILLED
or More Than 300 Who Miraculously
 Escaped.

Colorado Springs, June 29.-At 10.1I this morning an excursion train on the Colorado Midland railroad coming dcwr the Ute pass from Cripple Creek struck 9. broken rail and seven cars were piled into a shapeless heap. One man. Francis L. English, a prominent musician Of Kansas City, was instant iy killed, and about thirty ether pas sengers were more or less seriously in jured, three CT four probably fatally.
 The cars that left the rails and went over the embankment Of the north track contained 371 passengers and was the most miraculous escape that could be ima agined that the death list was net enormous.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
SUNDAY STRUGGLE
Of the Conferees on the Philippines
 Government Bill

Washington. June 29.-The conferees of the Philippines government bill werc in session a large part of the day. They met in the forenoon at Senator Lodges house, breaking up about 4 o'clock and reassembling at 9 o'clock. The second meeting was still in progress at mid night After the conference took re- cess at o'clock it was stated that nc agreement had been reached cn the coinage and Philippine legislation branches Of the bill. which have been the chief obstacles to the agreement. but it was said tonight that indica- tions are favorable to an agreement being reached.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
SHOW SQUALL
 AT ALTOONA, PA.
Extrt mely Hot Weather Followed by
 Day Demanding 0vercoats.

Altoona. Pa, June 29.-The mountain regions Of Central Pennsylvania have been treated recently to an assortment Of weather, the like of which the old est inha bitant has nG record Of. There have been days of such extreme heat and humidity that people have been prCstrated in the streets. Then would come a day when Cvercoats were in demand.
 But the weather of the twenty ninth day of June is the most remarkable of all. With the sun shining brightly much of the time the mercury has lin- gered around fifty all day, and tonight it is belor- that.
 During the forenco1 2 ccld rain fell and suddenly it turned to snow Re- ports from the mountains indicate that SHOW has fallen nearly all day.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
PHILADELPHIA A LOSER.
Cincinnati to Get Projected Million
 Dollar Steel Plant.

Cincinnati, O., June 29.-A million dollar steel plant, first projected near Philadelphia, on the Delaware river is lost to Philadelphia through a change in the management. and is coming tC Cincinnati, according to Beard of Trade statements.
 This plant was to have been capital ized by a man who favored the Phila- delphia location, but he now goes to another big concern and his successor favCrs Cincinnati
 An expert in steel plant interests. whose name is not yet given out is to come here next week from Philadelphia to complete the plans with local finan- ciers.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

band was in attendance in the lobby in the rear hall and rendered an appro- priate musical programme.
 The widows and families of the de- ceased occupied the speakers pew in the gallery and delegations from Typo graphical Union, No. 6, Of New York. the Letter Carriers Association and the New York Pilots Association came here to honcr MT. Cummings memory. The eulogies were exceedingly impress SiEe.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
OPPORTUNITIES IN CHINA.
Visitor From Shanghai Says Ameri
 cans Are Losing Many Chances.

Seattle. June 29.-"Americans fail to realize the trade situation in the Orient and are allowing their competitors tn outstrip them in securing the rich prizes which are there for the asking. !" said Leon Brock of Shanghai. He is interested in the establishment of a new industry in China. He is on his way home after purchasing large amounts of machinery for the installa- = ton of a plant for the manufacture Of certain kinds of building material.
 MT. Brock was the last man rescued alive from the snow slide near Sheep Camp on the trail at Dyea in the great Klondike rush of 1898.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
HAITIAN ELECTIONS.

Port au Prince, Hayti, June 28-Elec- tions for deputies have commenced here. The city is calm and the elect OTIS are voting freely. In other cities of the republic, however, military su- pervision of elections has been i'm posed, and the people are very much excited
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
PHILIPPINES CHOLERA.

Manila, June 29.-According to off, cial reports there have been in Manila up. to date 1,740 cases Of cholera and 1.5S5 deaths from the disease The same reports for tice provinces show 9,i44 cases and 7,03S deaths. There have probably been 2,O00 deaths from cholera il the provinces of which it is inn possible to get records.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

Three Connecticut Compa nies Ar
 rangef or Through Service.

Milford, June 29.-The Grafton and Upton Railroad company andth Mil ford, Hollister and Birmingham, Mil ford and UXbridge and Upton Street Railway companies have secured ne cessary legislation and complied with legal requirements to enable them to make joint use of their lines, and now regular trolley connection with this town and Upton and Grafton has been established
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
FIGHT WITH LADRONES.

Manila, June 29.-A detachment Of United States marines and a force of native constabulary had an engage ment with a large body of Ladrones in MOnong province, LuZon. One ma rine and seven ladro2es were killed.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
LAKE BARGE WENT DOWN.

Sandusky, Ohio, June 29.-The steam barge George Dunbar went down in a storm early this morning ten miles east Of Kelly's island. The barge car ried a crew of ten, and six o; the crew are still unaccounted for. Captain John Little of Port Huron, two women and sailor arrived at Kelly's island in q yaWl early this morning.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
STONED THE CARS.

Pawtucket, R. l., Jure 29.-Street cars were stoned and obstructed by sypathi.ers of the striking conductors and Eiotormen in this city and Cen tral Falls today. Two street railway men were hurt by missiles. After run hing ten cars during the day, the trac- ten company took all eff ct dusk.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
LORD PAUNCEFOTES BODY.

Anapolis. June 29.-The cruiser Brooklyn, which is to convey the re- mains Of Lord Pauncefote to England arrived here today. The remains of the late British ambassador will arrive from Washington on Tuesday July l.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
SMELTEP FOR SKAGWAY.
Backed by San Francisco Trust Co.
 Which Underwrites the Bonds.

Tacoma. June 29-The Alaska Gold Miners Development and Guarantee company has been organized at Skag- way with a capital Cf $2G0. GOO to builG a smelter with which to handle the ores from the White Horse. Atlin. Taku Arm, Big Horn and other contiguous mining districts. Skagway advices say
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
THREE KILLED.
By Q Tornado Which Swept Over
 Southern Indiana.

Evansville, Ind, June 29.-Three per sons were killed and seven CT eight badly injured in a tornado which rassed over this country last night. The fatalities occurred at St. Wendell, about ten miles from this city.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The House Pays Tribute to Memories
 Of Two Dead Members.

Washington, June 29.-The house of representatives had a session today tC pay tribute to the memories Of the late Representative AmCs Cummings of New York and the late Representative J. Otey cf Virginia. By the special di- rection of Secretary Moody the marine
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
END OF THE SESSION
 ONLY THREE DAYS OFF
The Exact Time Of the Adjournment
 Not Decided Upon

But May Be Tomorrow and at the Farthest Wednes- day-The Conference Report on the Philippines Civil Government Bill Remains to Be Made Up Yet, and a Few Points of Difference the Last Two Appropria- tion Bills to Be Settled. Neither House Will Intro duce Much New Legislation.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
CANAL BILL SIGNED.

Washington, June 29.-The president last night signed the isthmian canal hill.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
THE KINGS DANCER
 STEADILY LESSENING
Announcement That the Late Crit
 cal Point is Past [i

The Bulletins Worded Not to Give ct Assurance of Recovery. The Discomfort Fro : he Wound is Still Felt but in Gradually Decreasing Degree-The Public has Accepted the Statement of the Physicians That no Bad News of the Royal Patient May Be Ex- pected at Once and May Be Not at All
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

satisfactory progress the king is mak- ing"
 A bulletin posted at the Dalace at o'clock this afternoon said that the kings progress was in every way sat isfactory, and that local discomfort had decreased
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington, June 29.-Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
TEXAN TORNADO.

Wallis, Tex, June 29.-Late yesterday 2 tornado struck 9 Bohemian settle ment near here, killing several persons and injuring many others.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

If you are very poor, when you cry. it is 'bawling." "Wept" and "sobbing." like all other words, are governed by the size of income.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
PHYSICIANS SATISFIED.

London, June 29-king Edwards physicians announced at twenty min utes to 10 o'clock tonight that the royal patients condition is entirely satisfac- tory. No further bulletins will be ss- sued tonight
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE. licago, 1; Detroit, ?.

WESTERN LEAGUE. St. Joseph, G; Omaha, 6. Kansas City, o; Des Moines. f. Milwaukee, I; Colorado Springs, 3. ria-Deaver-Rain.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Columbus, G; Minneapolis. 2. Lclisville, 4; Kansas City, ?. Toledo, 2; St. Paul, 10.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-30
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
 Yesterday.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cincinnati, June 29-Cincinnati, 0; Pittsburg, 6.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-07-17

the full amount paid on the first number to apply
on the one purchased. Where people have partly
paid for their property, can furnish matured
tracts and have the first payments made to direct
from the Company. thereby saving people getting a
loan for the contract price.
make all collections your homes, from the
9th to the 10th of each month. / have Office for
the reason that the nature of this work requires
to be in different parts of my territory collect,
apprase property and people interested If any
one wishes to know more of this work, simply drop
a card to box l25. Canon City, and at my earliest
convenience will call, matter what part of the
territory people NAY live in Use your own judg-
ment-do not listen to people who do not understand
our plan, who misrepresent us for their own sci.
hshness. Such people are paying your interest,
or rent, nor will they buy you home.
As an investment for boys girls, who for
several years do not need home, know of nothing
better than for them TO carry II contract or two A
few years will roll bv and they will have the
1000 or 81, 900 TO use in home. Numbers within
six eight months of maturity grow in value at the
rate of sl2 ot sl5 per month. As an investment
alone this be exceled amount invested
Respectfully, d. F. BRIGHT.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-07-17
Argentine. Kan.

l could furnish hundreds of similar testimonials.
The work and progress of this company is some
thing wonderful. We saving the homes Of
many who would otherwise lose them. and providing
homes for thousands who under other circumstances
would own "a home. We have 200 81, 600
contracts in the hands of of the best citizens OF
Canon City, Florence and Coal Creek. These
tracts amount to 1900. 900. By July 2S will
ceive from the Company in the neighborhood of
81 500 per month the homes of those who pur-
chased mtaured contracts in this county Remember
that these people pay no interests 20 per year is
the expense account for officers and this amount in
cudes life insurance each 81 600 contract after
maturity Sixty dollars per year goes the home.
Many people would do we'll to take the advice Of
of these people who hold contracts and who have
thoroughly investigated plan. There agents of
other companies misrepresenting u.s. yet these same
companies whom they represent have stolen plan.
There people of all classes and newspapers trying
to condemn plan, who either do not understand
the plan, or wilfully try to deceive the people
The president of this Company, George A Neal,
for several years U. 5. attorney, position, in
my estimation, next to the president of the United
States wonder how many people would think for
a moment that this gentleman would present plan
to the American people which not for the bene-
fit of the people. Mr.. Neal is one Of the few men
who is spending his time and talent for the uplifting
of the poorer classes. With this plan people
buy homes and own them for less money per month
than the costs them.
wish also to have the people understand that
as the representative of this Company here, think
/ can put my life and character against anyone. /
was born and raised Goshen, Ind, spent eight
years in Wheaton college, Illinois. two years in the
Theological seminary, one year in the Moody Bible
Institute. Chicago. ask no one to pay out cent
for this work until they thoroughly understand it,
IT, after the plan has been investigated, the people
do not see that it is money saving institution,
well as thoroughly reliable would not advise them
to invest. Furthermore If anyone takes contract,
andf for whatever becomes diggntis isfpd
we pay back their money ut any time and sell
that number or IL people have purchased number
and wish to exchange it for matured contract,
n lower number we will make the change and allow
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-07-17
DR.. WILBUR W. BULETTE,

Js. IO3, 2Oi Central block.
Practice limited to diseases of the Eye,
ar, Nose and Throat.
Residence, DR.. Bulette's privateisanitar
ium, SO Lake avenue.
flee hours: Ia. M. to II M; 2 to p. M
Sunday-9 to 10 a. M.
Pueblo, Colorado.