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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

Fresh car of Swift's hams, bacon anC
lard at Johnson & BOwleS'.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

We can live without books
What is knowledge but sorrow?
We may live without beauty
1t fades on the morrow.
We can live without law suits
Indictments are guashing;
Bat where is the man
Who can live without washing?
PHONE 2f2 AEFHA LE0npRY
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

You may win the pot money, or a
vacation trip in the guessing contest
I'll So npuinetti'S
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

Those who most loudly clamor
for fairness in politics are the
last to grant it to others.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

When man makes a fool Of
himself he generally does it to
please some woman.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

Virtue usually wears last years
clothes.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

The undersigned Eugene Fox, j. Garland
Tiilar f. NJ Townsend, A. j. CUTLER, II. a.
Mccullough, j. n. ISgrig and p. Il. McCabe,
hereby associate ourselves together and execute
these articles of incorporation for the purpose
Of forming q corporation under the laws Of the
Territory Of Arizona, the name of which corpo-
ration shall be the Industrial Investment and
Exploration Company, and its principal place
Of business shall be at Yuma. county of Yuma,
Territory of Arizona, with branch Offices at such
other place or places as the board Of directors
may designate.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1905-05-17

The Sentinel fer Up-to-date job work
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
1ueaLIon Of approprIatIon Vas Re

question of appropriation was re-
ferred
when the committee met my
father was watching the experiment Of
telegraphing from the House to the
Senate. Wires had been stretched and
the inventors We're operating the in
struments. My father saw them work;
he sent messages and received replies.
Then he went to his committee-room
and found the committee in session.
They had just voted on the approprt-
alton and their vote was a tie. He
cast his vote in its favor, and this
caused the appropriation to go
through The result was the first
telegraph line in the world.
Strange TO say. that vote lost my
father his seat in Congress" continued
Gen. Wallace. Thirty Thousand dol
lars was then big sum, and this vote
became one OF the issues OF the next
Congressional campaign. Father was
charged with wasting the peoples
money and his opponent ridiculed him
on the stump by referring 70 his mag
netico, electrico. teiegraphic appropria-
tion which no one could explain He
even asked father 70 explain IL, but
at that time he could not DO so, al
though he said it would be OF great
benefit to the country. The people
thought differently and the result was
his defeat"
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
IUGHT 4TRANDOM
ID PREPARATIONS are being made

d PREPARATIONS are being made
4 for the publication In London OF
Ia weekly Journal written for con-
lurers,
The bones Of oil lying birds are hol-
low and filed with air thus combin-
NJ the greatest strength with the least
weight.
Tankicy-My eyes bother me good
deal, doctor. Do you think need
stronger giasses7
DR.. Kandor-No ] think you need
weaker glasses--and fewer.
II Is now reported OF the great
anancier Mrs Chadwick that she was
IN the habit OF eating onions daily.
The mystery deepens.
Tho school board at Wabash. Ind,
has dccreed that plain sewing must
ne taught in the Wabash public
schools Boys must sew as well as
girls.
I'm quite taken with the new gov
ernor." sad Gayman's wife. she GER
tainiy does darn beautifully"
she IS ndeedi" exclaimed Gayman'
dreamily.
There seems to be meat enough in
the charges brought against the Beef
Trust by the Attorney General OF the
United states.
are your glasses insured?" II not.
they may be for the small sum of 81
year A New York concern has just
established this. the latest phase OF
the insurance business.
@And il this the fastest train on your
road2" growled the cranky passenger
YES. sir" said the conductor. This
/ IS the nmted''
well. your company ought to raise
the ltmit"
The appointment OF another Indiana
author TO be Consul aboard will prob
ably result n another of those queer
dialect novels.
A Western paper referred to the
"euornlity" Of certain millionaire's
fortune. Enorm'ty Is not inappropri-
ate often II IL rafers to the means by
which the fortune was got.
Colorado burros are being purchased
in large numbers by the United States
Government for use in the Philippine
Islands. Two carloads OF these Rocky
Mountain canaries" were recently ship
ped from Trinidad, Col. TO San Fran
> cisco for transportation to the islands
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
Physicians Mistake ryshsid Fever.

From the Chicago Health Report.
A striking instance OF the evil re-
sultlng from the neglect OF bacterial
diagnosis Is seen in the increasing num-
Der Of reported deaths from typhoid
fever. This is the season Of steadily
decreasing deaths from this disease
and for many weeks the average num-
Der has been less than Z per week. But
between December % and 81 there We're
IS deaths reported from typhoid. There
is good ground for belief that one-half
the deaths 20 reported were caused by
intestinal influenza md not by typhoid
fever. A number OF cases have come
under tho observation OF the medical
men Of the department which were be-
ing treated for typhoid fever. but a
bacterial oxaminatlo showed an entire
absence OF the typhoid. bacillus and an
abundance OF growth OF the influenza
organism. A change OF treatment from
that for typhoid to that for influenza
resulted In prompt Improvement and
ultimate recovery.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
Arranging For Good Roads.

Dover, Jan. Thames T. Shallcross. OF
New Castle county; Samuel II. Derby. Of
Kent, and Charles Barker, OF Sussex, who
constitute a committee. met the members
OF The State Board OF Agriculture here
yesterday. The object was to prepare a
good roads bill, which would more readily
conform 20 the present needs Of the high
ways throughout the State. The COM
mittee considered an act. which includes
all the advantages gained by experience
and comparison with good roads legisla-
ton Of other States. As soon as the Leg
islature succeeds in organizing, the COM
mittee will meet again, and present to
that body the result of its investigation.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
Not EIttsd Eor statshood Alone.

From the Washington star.
The fight comes over the union Of
Arizona and New Mexico. Why should
they not be united? Look at their his
tory. their slow growth as Territories
and thor population. They have been
the most backward OF all our Territor-
les. They are today In anything but a
promising condition when statehood
and its obligations are considered.
Think upon one point alone, and what
1t disc.oses. IL is to be required that
state officers must speak the English
language. and that the public schools
Of the State shall always be conduct
ed In English" This Fefers to the
large Mexican population Of the new
State. which is no more American now
than II was nifty years ago. To use a
homely old phrase. a large number OF
the people are set In their ways" and
neither the American language nor
American life has fiourished In that at
mosphere.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
EooLs-Nor PATRIOTS.

DOUBTLEsS the person who tried
- to blow up the Frederic the Great
monument in Washington yesterday
regarded himself as a patriot but he
is only fool. DO you know some peo-
pie make that mistake?
We can Imagine him saying: Here
they have erected statue Of an em-
peror and have thus insulted this great
republic. / in my wrath will destroy
IT,"
We have such citizens. They would
throw out the older version OF the Bible
because It is dedicated to King James;
they belong to the type Of the Sultan
Of Turkey who will not allow the Scrip
lures to be distributed because they
contain the name Macedonia.
Freedom to do and think as you
please means to many men freedom
as long as you do and think as they
do There are persons who are incap-
able of holding more than one idea at
a time. For instance they are equal
to the contention that the statue Of an
emperor in the Capital OF the Repub-
lie is in bad taste. But how about the
statue OF one of the greatest soldiers
Of all time placed on the grounds Of
our War College?
And when this IL sent by another en-
peror-a -desccndant---as his tribute OF
admiration for the great young rcpub-
lie, does patriotism suggest that 1t
shall DO blown upg
We observe that the most blatant
patriotism. the kind that runs into he
roles when no heroes are required. US
ually accompanies meager understand
ing and "a lack Of balance.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
TARIFF REVISION COMING.

nnE ,IDENT ROOSEVELT when he
4 received me magnificent cndoi Sc
ment accorded hy the voters NJ the late
election mi9h: have interpreted II as
an. expression Of Satisfaction ut his
coDrse so carrying out the general poll
ic.cs ~ the Mckinley administration.
ana been content. He might have as
s'imel that The people were .satisded
with the existent state o. affairs and
made the campaign watchword. stand
pat" the cardinal doctrine Of his new
administration.
But the President Is not satisfied 20
drift along for in his judgment certain
important matters need attention. and
he Is not the kind OF man to be salts
fed just because others are satisfied
He is determined TO have an extra ses-
sion OF Congress at some time in tbs
present year for the revision OF the
tariff law. he is prepared to fight foi
a large naval budget at the present ses.
sion and he is bound to bring about leg
islation favorable to his railroad freigh
rate scheme.
The President has given the leader
Of Congress to understand that he 4
by no means favorable to sweepini
revision Of the tariff schedules, an
that he Is willing to abide by the iudg
ment OF Congress in the matter but h
makes It plain that no does expect tina
all schedules shall be examined an
certain Of them adjusted. He doubt
less has in mind the implied premls
Of the Republicans IN their assertlo
that the tariff should be adjusted b
the hands Of it's friends. Tie Rspuhii
cans have been given the oppertupit
thoy craved. and the President "a firI
n his DISCRIMINATION that The taFi
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
My Breath.
ShortneSS of Breath
Is One of the Com
mOnest Signs of
Heart Disease.

Notwithstanding what many physic-
:ans say, heart disease can he cured.
DR.. Niles New Heart Cure has per-
manenuy restored to health many
thousands who had found 70 relief In
the medicines (allopathic or homoeo-
pathic) Of regular practicing physicians.
1t has proved itself unique in the his
tory Of medicine. by being so uniformly
successful in curing those diseases.
Nearly always one OF the first signs
OF trouble is shortncss Of breath. yvheth-
er it comes as result Of walking or
running up stairs. or Of other exercises.
II the heart IS unable to meet this extra
demand upon its pumping powers-there
is something wrong with It.
The very best thing you can do, Is TO
take DR.. Niles New Heart Cure. II
VIII 80 to the foundation Of the trou-
bic, and make a permanent cure by
strengthening and renewing the nerves.
Il know that DR.. Miles New Heart
cure IS great remedy For a number
OF years ! suffered from snortncss OF
breathi smothering spells. and pains in
my left side. For months at a time
would be unable to lie on my left side
Snd Y 1 lay fiat on my back would nearly
smother. friend advised using Dr.
Miles New Heart Cure, which / did
Win good results. 4 began to improve
az once and after taking several bottles
OF the Heart Cure the pains in my side
and other symptoms vanished. 1 am
now entirely well. All those dreadful
smothorlng spells ere a thing Of the
past. "-F. p. DRAKE. Middletown, D.
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the druggist will refund your money.
Ep ET Write to us for Free Trial
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Evening journal., 1905-01-11


Cruelty to Animals elected the follow
ing officers:
President DR.. Evan G.. Shortlidge;
secretary, Willard Hall Porter; treas
urer, Lindley c. Kent; special agent,
Frank Stout; clerk, Miss Emma For
rest.
The presidents are as follows:
From New Castle county. Edward An
drews, Edward Belts, the Hon. e. G.
Bradford, Edward Bringhurst, Jr,
Miss Emma Clark Henry c. Conrad,
John G. Corbit, Harlow II. Curtis. Dr.
H. P. Ewes Peter J. Ford, H. T. Cause,
Horace w. Cause. John c. Higgins. the
Hon. Anthony Higgins Mrs. Job II.
Jackson, Samuel NJ. Knox. James c.
McCOmb, Dr. James r. Mahaffy. Ben
jamin Nields Captain Henry 3. Nones
Willard Hall Porter, Samuel X. Smith,
Dr. John p Wales; from Kent county.
Dr. T. c. Moore. Nathaniel +. Wilds.
George L. Baird Enoch Clark, the Hon.
Manlove Hayes the Hon. Richard r.
Kenney, the Hon. James Pennewin.
Harry A. Richardson, William Sauls-
bury Stephen Slaughter, the Hon.
William T. Watson, the Hon. John
HUM, the Hon. John r. Nicholson;
L
II. Boyce, Charles w. Cullen, Charles
T. Purnell, Charles L. Moore. John L.
Thompson. Edward r. Paynter. Eli L.
Collins. David Burton, the Hon. Ebe w.
Tunnel Peter w. Causey. George w.
Emery, Charles Wright. the Hon. Sim
con Pennewill, DR.. r. T. J. Barber The
board of managers is as follows Ed
ward Andrews, Mrs. Thomas Benson,
Edward Bringhurst, Jr.. the Rt. Rev.
Leighton Coleman, George A. Elliott,
Wilmer ]. Ellison, Mrs. J. Frank Ball,
H. T.. Cause, Miss Laura James, Lind
LEY c. Kent Mrs. L. A. Kittinger Mrs.
William II. Lloyd. Mrs. Benjamin
INields, Mrs. Alfred d. Warner, Willard
Hall Porter, David ]. Reinhardt. Miss
Margaret II. Sherman. DR.. f. G.
Shortlidge, Samuel X. Smith, Mrs. John
P. Wales.
Soeiety's Work Last North.
The report of the special agent for
the month of December was as fol-
lows: Number of complaints. IA; on
agents sight, 2S; number Of investi-
cations. AZ: number of arrests ami
prosecutions, 2; number of warnings,
40; different offences, beating horses,
2; driving horses in poor condition, 1;
driving horses not properly shod, 3;
overdriving horses. /; working horses
lin poor condition, 3; working horses
when lame, ?; working horses when
not properly shod, 8; overlooking
horses, 2; causing horses to be driven
when lame, 1; causing horses to be
worked when in poor condition, I;
when overloaded, 1; when not properly
shod, l: causing horses to be over
Loaded. 2; allowing horses to stand un-
lblanketed in the cold 4; not providing
proper shelter for horses, 1; manning
horses, 2; overcrowding valves in
wagon. Il pigs in boxes, 1; chickens
in coops, 8; ducks in coops, 2; tur-
keys, .; making total of A.. One
horse was condemned and killed.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
READABLE RHYMES
God Keep You.


God keep you, dearest. all this lonely
night:
The winds are still,
The moon drops down behind the west
ern Hill,
God keep you. dearest, tili.the light.
God keep you then when slumbers melt
away.
And care and strife
Take up new arms to fret our waking
life.
And keen you through tho battle OF tho
naY,
qaa keen youl Nay. beloved soul, bow
YaiR,
How poor Is prayer.
can but say sgain, asq Yei again,
God keep you every tinle and evergs
Wherel
Mary Aihne de Yers,
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
LrelsLArlvE nuslNEss.

Il VERY two years there Is consld-
L. .crshl" con plant about the delay
Of ,iusinoas emily IN the legislative ses-
sion. owing to the tendency OF those
who have measures to Introduce to hold
them until the expiring days Of Inc ses-
sloa.
but We gather from al sources that
th,s yclr there are numerous Import
ant BILLS that are practically In shape
TO DO introduced. ana should the Leg
islature organizc.lt would have enough
% engage l;s tlae from the first day.
The.e are certain matters OF crying
importance. There viii be several good
roads hills introduced. and the people
scneral!y want Improved highways, but
70 ogmze the need OF changing the ex-
sting law
Then The matter OF new ballot law
wil come up. and there should be ann
ple time before anal action for both
The legislators and the people to dis
.uss 81. A bill providing To- a state tu-
berculosls hospital has been prepared,
aud tA.s Is no trivial matter. A pro-
vision for the confinement Of all long
tor narisoners in a workhouse Is be-
corning necessary. and bin 20 that
effect IS ready,
The state Institutions must be pro-
vided for: the militia must have an
appropriation or the organization be
dlsbanded The public schools requir,
some legislation; Wilmington must hav,
new charter for her Board OF Edu-
cation; ana the-e are a dozen othei
worthy measures that might be named
oa-hand that could be presented in ,
day or two.
SO the Legislature must organize on
way or the other The situation &
such that any party which solves tn
problem win show patriotism whlel
we think the people will appreciate.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
AIl-star boxing bout at Casino tonight
Int.rastinn Mork Of Eiotion.

There has been received at this Office,
from the hands OF the printers, an inter
esting work or fiction entitled "A Thun-
derstorm," which is rapidly taking place
as one OF the most pleasing religious
novels Of the period. The book is the re-
suit OF much earnest thought and careful
study on the part Of its author, DR.. J. ~.
Rhoads, Of Philadelphia. DR.. Rhoads is
deep student and a pleasing writer, be-
sides being "A successful practitioner. He
was graduated from the Jefferson Medi-
cal College, Philadelphia.
Dr.. Rhoads' birthplace is Milford. where
he remained until taking up the study Of
medicine mad where he has many friends.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
EDITORIAL OPINION


From the New York World.
AFTER Morse had invented the tele-
graph" said Con. Lew Wallace, ac-
cording TO the literary gossip OF the
Harpers. he wanted Congress 10 ap-
propriate $4,000 To build an sxperis
mental line from Washington 10
Haitimsre, This H6ttar created a great
deal OF discussion. Merss was ssssred
at and jeersd at. and many thought
aim iHssns. My father was a gnams
Der Of Congl at that time. and he
was one Of the committee to Whieh the
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald forecasts that
in the Middle States and wv F~-'- =
today partly cloudy to cloudy weather
will prevail. W n slight tvin,
changes and fresh northwest 20 north
east winds. .cre4sing in force and
followed by snow ia this scott I. ~
Thursday cloudy WeasheF WIN prevail,
with snow. brisk northeas.
erly winds. high on the coasts and
nearly stationaT., temperature: and on
Friday partly cloudy and clearing
weather with lower tsmPsratFe,
Evening journal., 1905-01-11
WORK OF AN AMATEUR

Attempt to Blow Up Statue Of Fred
erick the Great to Create Sensation.
Washington, Jan. 11-Somewhat OF
a sensation was caused in this city by
the discovery of what appeared TO be
a definite and serious attempt to blow
up or deface the statue of Frederick
the Great, given to the United States
by Emperor William, of Germany, and
erected in the arsenal grounds near
the Army War College. 1t was be-
lieved at first that a crank had made
n real effort at destruction Of the
statue but after a careful investiga-
ton the police officials say the ma
terial used was incapable of produc-
inc damaging results. All the evidence
so far secured, the police announced,
tends to show that the attempted eff
fort to injure the statue was puny
and amateurish to a degree. 1t is re-
garded as an attempt to work up a
sensation. The police are making a
thorough investigation, but thus. far
have not discovered any clue as to the
identity of the perpetrator of the af-
fair. the man who placed the bomb"
near the statue disappearing before
Identification. A hole in the soft mud
about six inches deep by six inches
wide and - inches long, shattered
window panes in nearby buildings, and
five or six splotches of yellow clay on
as many granite steps summed up
the damage done by the bomb, which
had been placed on a high picket
fence surrounding the statue. An
analysis and examination of the bomb
shows the substance used had not suf-
iicient strength to wreck the fence.
One effect of the explosion was the
hurried building of a small watch box
beside the statue, whore a Waterman
will be stationed all the time here
after.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11

VA e HAVE a law-makins body that
W cart make any laws. That
sounds a little paradoxical, but 1t is
true. We have selected body OF
statesmen with authority to elect a
United states Senator, but they are un-
able 10 take advantage Of tho great
honor conferred on them.
Bpt they can get together for the
things they deem important. and in
whh they are vitality Interested. They
hive arranged for fitting Inaugural
c-rfnonss when Mir Lea is inductad
into omcc, hut SIC arc inclined to think
STAT iaey We're not moved so much by
s,nre or aa,yas by desire 10 parti-
olno .sa great show, and wear on
lae'r niasp iorv pprFonp . little. OF the
rave ttfioFs.
"a se f ,N- we quote Senator
cea- STA Is 70 well Informed on
WIS ha nre isng 20 do. Who ad-
ros-tel h. f riiar the oihor day
Nn 'e as wr1r sltk hats iUd
fet a7e ,n'hf Dpugar,tlon. 11e
gsan-. al thre my bs n.ore
ripa en. Anr- than those, hui The
lrcassi ~ er, oovorthe,ess he OH
sciv9
AM go. thc oer-lc are entitled TO Az
tAe ars~e~ nm they can ret, - wen
Is 20 h,ve ,ho,r rws made und a
United states Son Hor ole tsd. II lhc
rtaiesnen they have eont to Dover are
i's,ia m 20 thc.t iw-ma'Hng clplc.
IT, .hey rhauld i.fy pn She apUss
mcnt feature sfous. % that lhe 'peonie
ssan rei -o~ cth'n~ Pr fhe'r iaoney
Aaa iA.s they eiii aoih'loa- get when
they como 10 oovet on the 18th. Thrre
VIII be no alalssion no shining va
der tac tent nips. To $40 the solans
IN the.r tall hrts 20 .. raksh mngh.
vita coat taas napmns httN'vn lhen
lees IMPEDING their rrogress--io sec 30
this vita Senator CONNER at ihs head
velr.ng a look that causes The FELTON,
ere TO stare IN admlranon-ih.s Will
ocmncnsate iAe people 10 Delaware Tor
having sent speh batch TO Dover
We Wonder Whistler Senator Alice Is
Pleased at me deadlock at Dover and
f-ous 81 h.s pare in bringing II about
rcal'ocls are dangerous things
tteir ofsnrnss are deallocks. There
uirff be- one two wears hence for AN
Evening journal., 1905-01-11

orders for The Evening Journal nay %
.rnt direct 70 the paper or to the nearest
news agent. In tho city Il Is served oy
authorized agents. and all orders receives
1herefroru will be turned over 70 them.
4 delivery Is irregular, notify carrier OF
sRsnt: II irregularities continue nouiS
rhe Evening journal.
Persons leaving the city Temporarily
should have The Evening Journal for
~arded to thom and thus keep In touch
with local happenings. Send orders direcs
% tho once.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11

Caleb -Solus-"Farewell, a long fare
well to all my greatness. This is the
state Of Delaware. Today a fellow
blossoms. gets gay and is II. To-
morrow there comes frost. and
when he thinks, good easy man, that
genius once discovered can never 90
into eclipse. the aforesaid frost nlps
his root, and then he takes a tum-
Bile and never stops until he brings
up against the fence around the sus-
sex county court house. Alas It's
fought"
Evening journal., 1905-01-11

From Present Indications It doesn't
matter much when the Legislature
begins 70 ballot for Senator or
whether balloting ever begins. The
United States Senate cannot pass
upon mans credentials until they
have been given him.
Evening journal., 1905-01-11

shall be carefully gone over and in
equalities removed.
1t il largely a business matter, and
az has been said so often. there is
nothing sacred in a particular set OF
tariff schedules Nobody looks Tor any
sweeping reduction, and nobody ex-
poets the protective principle to be
abandoned. There is no question that
q temperate and sensible revision will
strengthen the administration and the
party in their hold on the peoples re-
gard.