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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1906-04-05

A woman opens telegram much
as a child opens a jack-in-the-box.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A CORRESPONDENTS EMeAR.
 EASEMENT.

There is one young newspaper man in Washington who is not anxious 10 see Secretary Moody-for a time at least. On one of his horseback rides outside of the capital recently the sec retary was joined by a young fellow. and as the two galloped along they en- gagged in conversation. The stranger said he was correspondent recently arrived and he expressed delightfully."- frank opinions regarding some men of note in public life. There's the post master-general,'' he said. That mans a worker, and so is Taft. Moody's big fellow but the laziest man in the cabinet When the equestrians were about to part the secretary said: T have had a very pleasant ride with you. hope we shall meet again" The news paper man took out card and handed IL to Moody. who in turn handed him one of his own. But he did not wais to witness the correspondents embah- rassment.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
lhElAM'SSIR0NG GRIP
 ON E. 6. GRIPPtNBUR6
The Horse Thief and General Purloiner Brought Back From Red Rock With Stolen Pro-crty.


 Deputy Sheriff Cunningham returned yesterday morning with Ernest c. Grippenburg, the young man who stole horse and buggy from the Club stables last Monday and at the same time carried off kodak belonging to the Berryhill company with such other things as he could get hold of
 The officer found Gr.ppenburg at Red Rock where he had arrived the night before. He got the first trace of him at Maricopa whence he had gone east. There were various places where he might have gone. but Red Rock seemed the most likely. The officer wired there and learned that a man answering the description of the fugi- tive had lately arrived.
 When the officer reached Red Rock he went to the corral where the hourse and buggy had been put away. He recognized the stolen property and learned that the man who had brought them was sleeping in lodging house nearby. He waited until he arose in the morning and took him into custo- dy.
 Grippenburg denied his identity. lie said his name was H. Earle Selfridge. He had registered under that name both at Red Rock and Maricopa. He tried to prove that that was his name by producing a card of the Kroglund- Selfridge real estate company of Los Angeles, claiming to be the junior member of the firm. In the meantime the officer had searched the belongings of Grippenburg and had found the Berryhill kodak. When Grippenburg still persisted that he was rot the right man, the officer told him that he had come after somebody and that he suit ed him better than anybody else he had seen about Red Rock.
 On the way back, Grippenburg weak ened and after the manner of the thief who has been apparently living a re- spectable life. he pleaded that he could not understand why he had done sucI. thing. He said he had no intention of leaving the country when he hired the horse and buggy. He will be given a hearing in Justice Johnstone's court today. Grippenburg is a tall smooth shayen and we'll dressed young man. He had been about Phoenix nearly two weeks. He had found himself unable to live on his wits within the law, and so broke out of the law.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
TO REVIVE THE coNcERTiNA.

The threatened revival of the concer- tina as a serious musical instrument would he a return to an old fashion. no doubt, but not to very old one since the conce, tina is considerably less than hundred years old. Its invention was an early indiscretion of Sir Charles Wheatstone, of telegraph fame. who took out a patent for it in 1929. the very year in which somebody in Vienna invented a similar instrument, the ac- cordion.
 The concertina was popularized by Signor Regondi, who had come before the public as a juvenile prodigy with the guitar. At one time no London concert was really complete without him and his concertina, and he as- founded the Germans with the music he could get out of it. They took to making concertinas themselves, but the German instrument is inferior to ours. and we still enjoy the satisfaction. such as it is, of knowing that in the matter of concertinas we lead the world.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
KANSAS CITY MARKERS
Review of Prices and Conditions of
 the Week.

Kansas City. Nov. u.-Cattle receipts have been moderate since last Mon- day, including today. with a run of IT, coo head. Total supply last week was 10000 head, including 10000 calves. The market has been firm all the time steady to strong today. A large share of the supply has came from Colorado New Mexico and the Panhandle. and statesmen are unit in saying the pres ent condition of the market is about the best of the season on range cat tie. Country buyers have been taking .he Colorado feeders readily at S375 tr $4.20 and New Mexico stockers have sold up to $4. Five car loads of Pan- handle calves sold at the highest price of the season Friday. the steer calves at s4.5O, weighing 3S1 pounds. the he.f- CTS at $3.d0 weighing 376 pounds. 9th CT sales of stockers ranged downwards to $S and calves down to Ss2.5O, but as a general thing range cattle are bring ing $S to s per head more this fall than last. A feature last week was the sale of sixteen cars. 375 head. of Baer Brothers beef steers. 1145 pounds. at $40. without a single animal being cut out. They were from the White River country in Colorado. Colorado cows are selling at $2.65 to $3.35, Pan handle and New Mexico cows S2.4O. to &. bulk close to s2.75.- Railroads claim they have enough business from the range in sight to last a month yet
 Sheep supplies are gradually grow ing smaller. 21,00O head here last week run less than 5000 today Prices ad- vanced 15 to 25 cents last week, mar ket strong to 10 higher. Utah and Col orado lambs are selling at s7 to $40 but are not very good. choice natives selling at s7.5O to S7.6O. Some medium Arizona lambs sold lately at s6s5. Good to choice wethers bring $5.75. yearlings up to s6 to S6.10, but other grades of country stuff is poor quality and sells at s4 to s. Prospects favor small runs here for some time, and a strong de- mand is inevitable.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA RAIL WAY COMPANY.
 StoekhoIdar<j Maatiss

Notice is hereby given that the An nual meeting of the Arizona and Cal ifornia Railway company, will be held at the office of this company, in the city of Prescott, Territory of Arizona, on Wednesday, the 21st day of November. 1906, at 12 o'clock noon of said day. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for the transfer of stock will be closed November 9th, re- maiping closed until December 9th, 1906. Dated at Prescott. Arizona, this 18th day of October 1906.
 (S;gned) F. M. MURPHY, WALLACE FAIRBANK. President
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

country so favorable to the success Ot such an enterprise as this. In the di- vision by the Standard Oil company placed in one in which the price of oil and Lasoiine is the maximum. A gal lon of either costs here three times as much as it does anywhere east of the Rocky mountains. The present price is 8 cents a gallon here.
 Experiments made by the agricul- turaI department near Washington have shown that denatured alcohol can be manufactured to sell at not more than 70 cents a gallon. It has also
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

been shown that gallon of alcohol is equal to two gallons of either coal or gasoline. There is no place in the country where the cost of making alcohol is less than in this valley. All the material is here and it is obvious that the cost of fuel would be no greater here than elsewhere since the alcohol itself would be used for that purpose.
 IL has been stated that plants will be required tO have a daily capacity Of not less than 300 gallons. A market for that much could be found in this valley alone.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
THE WILD INSANITY
 Ot DIEGO ABRh
The Horrible Things Which Creatures of His Imagination are Doing to Him.

Diego April who has been in all the jails of the county more times than any other resident is about to under go a new kind of incarceration. He will probably be committed to the in- sane asylum today He certainly will be. unless there is shortly a great men tai improvement for he is now the most wildly insane man ever seen in this part of the country
 The spell was cast upon him sudden ly and 1t cannot be attributed to drink ing. whence has flowed 90 many of the woes of Diego April. He was employ cd at the residence of Deputy Sheriff Balsz when he was attacked. He fled screaming "El tigrei" When he re- covered and returned he said that a tiger had been chasing him. Then the tiger turned to a big uiack dog and he was aided and abetted by an unearthly crew of two-legged creatures bent upon his destruction. As April told his story he sat making crosses in the air and on the ground to drive away the evil spirits.
 But his greatest scare came the next night when he said while he was sitting outside the house someone came along and slipped a huge skull over his head. Out of the eyeholes of this monstrous casque he looked out upon horrible things. Then the big black dog came along and devoured him.
 He asked Mrs. BalsZ for a cross, which she gave him. She fastened it upon his head and bade defiance to the devils. He got so much worse that he v-aS takan to iai Nvbara ha tried fo da- stroy alb the furniture in his fight with the devils unseen to everybody but himself. He was rather more quiet last night but was still not in what may be called a deliberative mood.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
MAKING OF ALCOHOL
 IN SALT RIVER VALLEY
Articles of a Corporation Framed for Making Experiments Were FiIec Yesterday.

The initial step was taken yesterday in the establishment of a denatuied alcohol distillery in this valley by the filing of the articles of incorporation of The Southwestern Distillery and Man ufacturing company. The incorpora- tors are George R. WilliscrOft. NJ. L. Vieux and George A. Mintz The capl- tai stock is $5O,000.
 The step is somewhat experimental. Both Messrs. WilliscrOft and Vieux have machinery plants out of which they can evolve a distillery to experi- ment with the manufacture of de- natured alcohol with the permission of the government. If the results expect ed are attained an effort will he made to enlist additional capital in the en- terprise and set up here large plant.
 There is no other district ID tha
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
PHOENIX AND EASTERN RAIL
 ROAD COMPANY.
stoekhoIders' Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the An nual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Phoenix and Eastern Railroad Company will be held at the office of this company. in the city of Prescott, Territory of Arizona, on Wednesday. the 21st day of November. 1906. at 12 o'clock noon of said day. for the pur- pose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for the transfer of stock will be closed November 9th, re- maining closed until December 6. 1906. Dated at Prescott. Arizona, this 18th day of October 1906.
 (Signed) F. NJ. MURPHY. WALLACE FAIRBANK. President.
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
A RECOVERED PocKETeooK-

Some one left at the police station yes terday a pccketbOok which he had picked up in a ditch. It was a fine alligator bag. which seemed to be lit tie the worse for its imersion. It con- tained tickets of one kind and another and a receipted bill bearing the mama of Miss A. A. Smyser. who is here at - tending the convention of the Terri torial Teachers Association.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

What age should girl be when he- parents make the discovery that snr would have a better time entertainins her callers if they would go or to bed and leave her alone with them e-Atchi- son Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
cRAvENs' SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

Mrs. Cravens will resume her teach ing Monday, November 12. Any one interested in the study of music is in vited to call at the studio. 24O w. Jeff erson street. Voices examined without charge.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
SANTA FEE PRESCOTT AND PHoE NIX RAILWAY COMPANY.
 Stoc ckhoIders' Meefino

Notice is hereby given that the An nual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix Railway company will be held at the office of this company. in the city Of Prescott. Territory of Arizona. or Wednesday. the Fist day of November. 1906, at 12 o'clock noon of said day. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for the transfer Cc stock will be closed November 9th, re- maining closed until December 9th. 1906. Dated at Prescott. Arizona, th:s 18th day of October 1906.
 (Signed) F. NJ. MURPHY. WALLACE FAIRBANK. President
 Secretary. He courted lass with other sweets, Did a very thoughtless dandy; He eourted alas, now he knows she
 eats
 Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
C. h STEPHENS

South Texas Art Co agent. lOcateI Phoenix. Takes his own orders and delivers his own pictures
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17
ARIZONA.

She was first in war And first in peace; She wants control by her Chief of Police
 Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

Have you seen those S1-0O per dozen pictures at DOnnelrs?
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

Ruby Flour Bread contest Saturday at 10 a. m. s50.00 cash prizes. See announcement elsewhere in this paper.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-17

Best harness repairing see Redman. A. II. & V. Cos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

fundados, pero esa rama de la Glen
cla Juridica esta subordinate 4 los
dictados del derecho International.
que es Ia ley prevaleeiente entire las
nac1ones, porque ella crea Y proteQe
su sobeTanfa y su existenCia.
lncautarSe de los ingresos de una
naclon, ocupar su territorio captn-
r7r sus buques de guerra baio pre-
fexto de proteger las reelamacioues
de TN s1bdito, es un acto que corta
los hmites de la discussion diploma
tica y degenera en- piraterfa 6 wanda
lismo.
FL Departamento de Estado de Ia
Republica Argentina tenia que pro
testar y ha proteStado en- efecto en-
una nota atinada respetuosa. que
muestra debida consideration / los
deberes de la neutralidad, pero Que
condena, sin embargo, el atropello
reallzado al interpreter esa doctrina
y refuta los erroTes que las potenciaS
pretenden lntroducir en- las relaeio-
nes del derecho privado.
Esta question tuvo su oripep en-
la protecclon judicial que los gobier
nos europeoS pretenden eiercer so
Dre sus sdbditos residences en- 81
eNtranlero. ePero cuaI puede ser Ia
base de semejante prOtecci6n2 Las
nacloneS de este continente han esta-
blecldo y cOnservado el principio de
la igualdad de derechos civileS para
naturales y extrangeros y por 10 tan
to no necesltan nj pueden aceptar Ia
intervention de un Estado europeo 4
nm de proteger derechos que nues-
tras leyes han protegido de antema-
no, por su predOminio iurisdiccional
y Su soberania.
Con referencia a la doctrina de
Monroe dice usted que el gobiernO
argentine habfa aceptado antes Ia
declaration del Presidente Monroe
me lnclino a Greer que Sc equivoca
usted al pensar asf. No conozco ac-
to alguno de nuestro Departamento
de Estado que indique Ia aceptaci6n
ohc1al de tai doctrina. POr 10 con
trar1o, en- las guerras Y los bloqueoS
lmpuestos por potencias extrangeras
| 4 Estados sudamericanos no invoca-
mos esa doctrina Y debemos suponer
que no la aceptamos en- tempo de
Ipaz.
q" En- mi opin6n, la declaration he-
cha por Monroe Ell de Diciembre
dc 1925 fue como un disparo de al
arma que sin duda detuvo q las ar
madas de la Santa Alianza en- su $
niestra marcha contra estas colonias
Concedo este, pero desde 1928 no ha
habidO protection nj un solo acto que
pueda justifcar nuestra aceptaci6n
de tai doctrina"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

briff' y del case del "panaderob en-
que Ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico sent6 jurisprudencia.
Pide la palabra el sefior Rossy. por
dos minutes. Insiste en- eTdohle ca
racter del consentimiento expreso
y tactic.
/ Dice que la prueba corresponds 4
la misma compafifa, probar la afrma-
ci6n de IN hecho negative. Que los
empleados por ell tenor de perder ell
|destino no sc atreverfan decir la YER
dad.
Cita Ia sentencia del Tribunal Sd
premo de Espafia. de I3 de Julio de
1874 donde Sc declara .'que nada
puede ir solemnemente contra 10 que
sc tiene reconocido.
En- cuanto que el fal1o sea distinto
a la opinion del Juez, dice que esta
nunca ha sido Discriminate de aQuel
La opinion son las razones que da
es el natural enlace de los hechos
fernando su criterio con Ia conclu
sion final del fallo.
Ell Honorable Presidente, sefior
QuifIones, concede 10 dias cada
una de las parties para la preparation
del "briff' y 10 mas para contestar
ID O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
Opinion autorizada

Cuando tres poderosas naciones
europeas bloquearon repentinamente
los puertos venezolanos para sobrar
unos bolivares, la doctrina de Mon
roe sufrio un ataque pasaiero de sor-
dera Y m1opia y no Sc enter6 bien de
10 ocurrido. Algunos afios despuGs
el actual Presidente americana re-
plt1o la operaCi6n en- Santo Domingo.
solo que en- vez de bloquearlo lie es-
peto un protocolo, Y para que la re-
terlda doctrina corlo muier que es
no armara una de chillidos al yer
aquello, el Presidente di6 al mundo
la expl1caciou que sigue:
"BaJo la ley de las naciones por
todos aceptada, los gobiernos- ex-
tranleros estan dentro de su dere-
cho, 81 resuelven ejercerlo, al inter
ven1r activamente en- apoyo de las
reclamaclOnes hechas por sus s1ibdi-
tos en- virtud de contratos preexis-
tentes."
Esto es la negaci6n absolute de Ia
doctrina Calvo. Por ESQ decfa pocos
dias atras un gran peri6dico chileno
que ell Secretario Root sera perfecta-
mente recibido allf, pero NADIA ten
dria que aclarar y ensefar sobre este
punto porque las palabras del Presi-
dente son tan tersas y lticidas que
no necesitan explicaci6n.
Por ESQ la Argentina, que tiene
una gran deuda exterior, Sc hace in
terprete de sus deseos Y de los de
los de otras rep1blicas al pedir aho-
IA con urgencia la Interpretation inc
quivoca de la doctrina Calvo.
Cuando Ell bloqueo de Venezuela
su ministro de Relaciones circul6
una nota energica contra aqucllos
procedimientos; y como defensa V
de dicha nota recibio del
estadista y diplomatico argentine
don Rogue Saenz PefIa una carta
que es la representation seria ra-
zonada, desde Ell pEnto de vista his
pano-americano, de una protesta con-
ira toda especie de tute1a e inter
vencion en- sus paises, va Sc lame
cobro de deudas 6 doctrina de Mon
roe
Sin pretender juzgar en- la cues
ton, creemos que la carta del sefior
Saenz PefIa es de verdadero interes
en- las actuales circunstancias Y me-
rece ser conocida. Dice asf:
Venezuela contrat6 con personals
particulares como entidad legal Y no
como entidad polftica, y los contra
tos que i'm Estado hace en- tai capa-
cidad con entidades legales no cream
re1aciones internacionales mucho
menos un lazo polltico. De aquf que
el curnplimiento de esos contratos
por medic de la fuerza este en- abso-
IutO fuera de la question.
''La intervention de naciones ex-
no puede basarse en- contra
-os esencialmente privados, primero,
Dorque no son elias parties interesa-
las en- esas transacciones v segundo |
oorque las .acciones de derecho CO.
nun no producer accionss & iurisdic-
,iones pertenecientes al derecho in
que solo Sc aplican en-
'asos de controversies entire nacio-l
les basadas en- su entidad po1fticai v
idas por su soberanfa.
: Es induda BILE que Ell derecho IN
ernacional privado proteje Ell eier-
'iclo de acciones y derechos bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

lie convenga un debate sobrc ese tema.
para que no los haya sobre otro cual-
quiera, considerable peligrosD.
Els indudable que dc algun tempo
ace, han ganaao los partidarios de la
independence filipina; pero es pronto
para yer 81 son mas meil0s fuertes
que los adversarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
COnferenciaS escOlareS
EN- MAYAGUEZ

Esta noche las Sc verifcaran en-
Ell salon de actos de la casa Consistorisl
de la Ciudad de Mayagiiez las anun-
ciadas conferencias escolares, tomando
parte en- dicho actO los sefiores don
Jose Gordils, don Jose de Diego don
Mariana Riera Palmer y Ell doctor
don Roland P. Falkner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
Concerto en- la plaza

Programa de las pleas que tocara
mafiana en- la retreta, la Banda dc
Ia Policia Insular
/. Medley March "The Bull Frog
and The Coon Mackie
?. Sinfonia "Stifelio VERDI
5. Polka francesa a duo de clarinete1
3" Los NidOs 49,. (arreglo Latre ;
4. Bouquet de danzas de Car --- 80
Ca) Maldito Amo
(bl Perlas de-nli Patria.
(cl IT rlcdad.
tu) Laura y Georgina .Campos.
5. Gran selection de la Opera Fnusto
Gounod.
5. Jota de la Zarzuela La Bruia .
So Chap
7. Two step coreado- Cant You m
Lonely .......A Armstrong.
8. Pasa-calle Las hijas del Zebe-
deo ..Cbapi.
Star Spangle Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

Medicina alcanzara uno de sus mas
importankes triunfos, pues es indu-
dable que podran descubrirse 8 ha-
cerse visibles microbes que han es-
capado hasta hoy las investigator
mes de la ciencia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-06
HANCOCK,
SARGENTVilLE.

The foundations are being laid for
Arthur Lees cottage. Schooner Helen
Barnes. Capt. George Haskell. has gone
to Bangor for the lumber.
Scott Lymburner is raising the roof
of the ell of William Smiths house
Horatio Lymburner and William
Hooper are assisting him.
Horatio Lymburner has built small
house. which his family will occupy
while he is employed here.
j. W. Rayard has done his haying
with a Buckeye mower which has been
used 80 seasons. 1t is still in excellent
condition and has had but trifiing out
lay for repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitt Danforth of Mel
rose. Mass. are visiting Mrs. Danforth's
mother. Mrs. w. D. Cover.
Mrs. Lena Snow and children of Blue
hill spent the day with Mrs. Mary Mil
liken last week.
Eugene Clapp Of Boston. a native of
this town. has purchased Jasper D. AL
lens farm. The sale includes team,
farming tools and crops.
Clarence Chatto. a graduate Of
George Stevens Academy has gone to
New Portland to teach school.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dority attend
ed the G.. y. r. picnic at Bluehill last
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-06
PHlLA. TRUST co. ARRESTS
Sesal, North and coIIinawood Taken
Into Custody and Give Bonds.

Philadelphia, Sept. 5-Chareed with
having defrauded the depositors or the
Real Estate Trust Co. of this civ ont
OF many millions Of dollars, Adolph
SegaL promoter of many Enterprises.
William F. North, the treasurer OF the
trust Co., and Marshal S. Collingwood.
the assistant treasurer, were arrested
today at the instance of District Attor-
ney Bell. who has spent nearly all the
week in investigating the affairs Of the
wrecked institution. Segal was held in
$25Oo0 bail. and the two Trust Co. OFF,
GERS in $4,000 each. They entered bonds
and Will be given a hearing tomorrow
The three men knew they were to be
arrested and early in the day they
sought out their bondsmen. After the
warrants were issued the district attor-
ney notified the attorneys for the &C.
cused men and they waived formal ser.
vice of the warrants.
At noon the three men, with their
bondsmen. appeared at magistrates
office and entered bail
SeSal is promoter of many enter.
prises In this city and Throughout the
state OF Pennsylvania. To carry on his
operations he borrowed. Receiver Earle
says. more than 100000 for which he
gave to President Nipple. the only man
in the bank he dealt with securities
that were insufficient.
How much North and Collingwood
benefited in the transactions of HID.
pie and Segal. If at all, is not deter.
mined.