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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Champion Woman Ball Thrower.

Miss Margery Belle OF the UnIyer'
sity OF Chicago high school recently
threw a regulation baseball 20t feet 2
inches. which breaks the worlds REQ
ord for throw by woman by SIS
feet. two inches. The record was for
merly held by n woman student al
Smith college. Miss Belle is the cham
pion woman athlete in her school AMI
throws Il ball like a man. with full
sweep OF the arm.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

N. Y. writes:
"Seven years ago
] was suffering very
much through the
failure OF the kid
neys to eliminate
the uric acid from
my system. My
back was very lame
and ached II ]
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

Governor Ide announces that n pro-
vince will be formed of Manila, for
the purpose Of giving the city repre-
sentation in the Filipino assembly.
The original plan was that Manila.
like the District of Columbia, should
have no representation in the national
assembly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
Wireless to San Francisco.

San Francisco.-A 216-foot mast has
been erected on Russian hill by To-
cal wireless telegraph company. 1t
will be used as station in this city to
connect with branch of the same sys-
tenn in Colorado, connecting this coast
with the East by wireless.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

Opportunity comes to every man.
but generally when II does he is TO"
busy earning bread and butter for his
family To be able 10 take II.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

"How can ! marry that man? ! alb
hor. despise. abominatc HIM" There.
there. dear! You can tell him all tina.
after you've married HIM"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

ASIA CIGARS.
viii net make yea nsTV,tts Ask SOuF dealer or 1hs
n. ~ man Cigar Co. sio iIIh street. irn'.T.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15

It isn't always the coat that makes
the man-som.times It's the padding,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-06-15
SEVEN YEARS AGO
A Rochester Chemist Found . singu.
larly Effective Medicine.

William A. Franklin. OF the Frank.
lin 4 Palmer Chemical Co.. Rochester.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
TAFT'S TALK
 TO CUlBANS
No lime Set for 6ettiaG,ee 7 7
 Out
The Americans Will Stay There Until the Machin- cry Runs Right.

Havana. Oct. 12.-The United States. through its peace commissioners. is not ready to announce when it will with draw from the island of Cuba and sur render the reins of government to the Cubans, but such action cannot be taken until the time arrives when fair elections are assured.
 This statement was made by Secre- tary Taft today as a sort of valedictory address to the revolutionist committee with which the American commission CTS dealt in inducing the rebels to cease hOstiHties and negotiate peace. The committee had a conference last ing an hour with Governor Taft. MT. Bacon and Chas E. Magoon, who is to succeed MT. Tafu as provisional gov ernor, and at it's conclusion the com mittee expressed satisfaction with the action taken by the provisional govern ment
 This evening a committee represent ing many Americans in Cuba, pre- sented to Messrs. Taft and Bacon an address expressing approval of the great services they had rendered to all residents of the island. Respond ing, Governor Taft expressed his sin cere thanks. He said the approval of Americans and others had been of great assistance at the outset of the work.
 The disarmament commissioners sent to Santa Clara province, Hernandez and MOnteagudo, have returned here. and report that they have disarmed and disbanded all the forces in that province. More than 5000 men have been disbanded and 1000 rifles surren- dered to provisional government and have been brought into Havana Re ports of trouble in various places are pouring in. but Governor Taft says that investigation always shows them to be not serious
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

out Davis, who was again hack in the game at short.
 The Nationals earned the run which won the game. Chance sent a fv to short right field and reached third on sacrifices by Steinfeldt and Tinker. Evers placed a pretty single over third base and Chance scored. In the ninth, Mcfarland batted for Altrock and went out. SteinfeIdt to Chance. Hahn flew out to Tinker. Then Jones raised the nuttering hopes of his supporters by waiting for four bad ones and going to second when ball got past kling and hit the umpire.
 Under tpe rules. Jones was entitled to a base. 4 good hit would have tied the game at this point, and with the massive Isbell at bat the hopes of the Americans were high. The big second baseman swung viciously at a waist high ball and connected squareIy. It went like a cannon shot right at Browns face. Brown had barely time 10 get his hands on the ball. and the force of the blow laid him flat on his back. For moment 1t looked as if he had been dazed by the fall, but he re- covered and threw out the runner, end ing the game
 Brown had pitched a masterly game, and the usual crowd of enthusiasts swarmed onto the field and fought for a chance to pat him on the back He had fairly to fight to get out of the grounds. Hoffman, who had made a magnificent running catch in right center of Hahn's long low fly; Evers. who had turned apparent hits into put outs. and Captain Chance, also came in for their share of appreciation
 The weather was by far the most pleasant of the series, and although the majOr-ty of the spectators wore heavy wraps they really were not needed. The attendance reflected the
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
CUBAN DEFAULTER
 STILL ON THE SEA
Inquiries by Gable Show that Silviera Has Touched at No Ports on the Western Atlantic.

New York. Oct. 12.-Wm. Nelson Cromwell, of counsel for CebalIes and Co.,, the investment firm which made an assignment on Wednesday last with liabilities of between S3, ,0OO, 900 and S4,0O0,0O0. having been forced to the wall. it is charged. by the defaIca- tiOns of the firms Havana agent. Man uel Silviera, stated tonight that cable advices received during the day indi- cated that -Silveria had not yet touch ed at any port in the United States or South America.
 MT. Cromwell declared that Cebailes and Co, representing -fourths of the liabilities of SfIviera. and Co. of Havana, had entire confidence in their special partner, Jose Beola, now in charge of their business in Cuba. Mr. Cromwell said that up to this time he had deemed it best to keep SHviera and Co. afloat but that the policy re- garding the future of that firm would depend upon examinations now under way by agents in Havana and whose reports Mir. Cromwell said he is wait ing for.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
ST. LOUIS GAME.
OKLAHOMA WOMAN DIES
 IN A SINGULAR MANNER
She Breaks Her Neck From Fall, Stumbling Over Her Husband As He Kneils in Prayer.

Wauko. Okla. Oct. 12-Mrs. Phillip Sprouz is dead from a broken neck and her baby daughter is so badly in- jured that it may not recover as the result of her stumbling over her hus- band as he was kneeling in prayer at their home last night. MT. and Mrs Sprouz had spent the evening with friends.
 Returning home they prepared to re- tire. the husband going first to their sleeping room. While passing through the dark room with her baby in her arms. Mrs. Sprouz stumbled over her husbands feet and in trying to save the baby from injury, struck her head against a -washstand as sEe fell break ing her neck and dying instantly. The child fell from her arms to the floor.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
IT'S 4 GREAT PARTY
 SAYS ". R. HEARST
Now ihat He Has Become ReG0nCiIed tO It
 and is oi 0 .qaia
In His Letter of Acceptance t!.- -k5av Camdi6at.. Proudly Rar Himself With Fpf.t.-,.r. 4eIsSau and TiIden Those Demi- Gods O Demo "a

Elmira, N- Y. Oct. 12-WnIiam- R. Hearst today formally accepted the democratic nomination for governor in a letter addressed to J. Connors. chair man Of the democratic state centroI committee. and which was made public here today. The letter says, in part.
 T accept the nomination of the democratic party, bearing in mind the record of that great party in the pass and knowing that the membership of the party is determined still to be ruled by the principles of Jefferson and Jack son. for the best interests of the. citi- zens than for the interest Of any party. class or individual. seeking for special privileges
 '"The line is now clearly drawn be tween special privilege on one hand and equal opportunity on the other. The democratic party. purged in this state of corporation control and pledged to end the boss control through which corporations act, now has an opportunity to serve the people as ef- ticiently as it did in the time of Ieffer- son and Jackson.
 "The attitude that the democracy should take toward great capitaistic organizations now is precisey that or Jackson toward the United States Bank. which appeared as a menace in his day. The property rights of every man and of every organization of an- kind must be respected. but today. as in the days of Jackson, it is necessary to declare that no power shall rise up greater than the government. or which Is menacing to the government.
 ssrTba 1au1nrrqfe oF ~oFax- r,,rre- clare, and they must mean. that no matter how great the wealth of indi- viduals or corporations. that wealth must not be an irresponsible dominat ing power in the government
 'The people beyond any question de- mand open primaries and the passa2e of direct nomination laws. to bring the government directly under the control of the people.
 T accept the nomination of the democracy proudly. as ! recall tho great names from Jefferson to Tildeu which the party has honored and that have honOred the party. I accept the nomination gladly. realizing the oppor- tunity for useful work which is offered to all of those that may be elected to offices as servants of the public, anx- ious to deserve the confidence of the people I promise if elected, to do all can as a citizen of the United States 10 uphold the great principles of the historic democratic party
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
WANDERING UTES
 TO BE TAKEN HOME
The Department Has Been Notified
 that They Engaged in Wholesale Robbery an Are Becoming Violent.

Washington, Oct. F. - Secretary Hitchcock said today that as soon as the renegade Uintah Ute Indians who are now in Wyoming reach the Crow Indian reservation the department will see that they return to their reserva- ton in Utah. even if troops nave to accomplish that end. This statement was elicited by a telegram received by him from the John Morton sheep camp dated at Gillette Wyo., reporting that the Indians are 15O miles from that town, and rObbing sheep camps and killing cattle and game.
 It was also said that they are now becoming violent. Immediate action is necessary. The secretary replied that the matter would have immediate attention. He said so long of the In dians are not on a reservation it be- comes the duty of the state authori- ties to deal with them. but when they reach a reservation from which they are distant two days march, the de- partment will take the matter in hand and compel the Indians to return to their homes. He is convinced that the Indians are heading for the Crow country.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
THE CHICAGO TEAMS
 ON EVEN GROUND AGAIN
The Nationals Won the Fourth Same of
 the Series by i to O
The Victory Was Never Secure Unti the Mighty lsbeL Of the Americans Went In the Ninth Inning-Attendance fS3S5.

Chicago, Oct 12.-The worlds base ball championship series is again even. the local National league team defeat ing the American team by a score of 1 to o. Each side has now won two games. CuriousIy enough. Aboth vic tories have been on American grounds. The White Stockings have earned sue cess on their rivals field
 Altrock, for the Americans, and Brown, for the Nationals. the pitchers who opposed each other in the opening game. which was won by AItrock' $ team, again contested for supremacy today Brown was at his best. He showed nerve speed. control and in telligence in serving to the batsmen the kind of curves they like the least He gave only two passes and allowed only two hits He held the Americans hitless until the sixth inning, when. with two out, Hahn hit cleanIy to cen ter Jones. however. promptly ended the inning by flying out to SchuIte
 The Nationals looked dangerous as early as the second inning. when Stein feldt hit to center and reached third on T1nker's sacrifice and Evers' out King. always a formidable batsman, was up. and Altrock deliberately at tempted to pass him with the hope that Brown, the next batter. would go out easily, after the fashion of most pitch CTS Kling, however, reached for one of the wide ones and lifted mighty fly into right field. Hahn. however raced back and saved the day, at least temporarily, by making Q magnificent catch by bending hack over the wire cable used to hold back the crowd
 The Americans made their bid for the game when Rohe reached first on Steinfeldt's bad throw and reached third on sacrifice and an ont. Brown. however, showed his nerve by striking
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
A CHICAGO LOCKOUT.
Contractors and Building Trades Em-
 Pioyes Unable to Make Terms.

Chicago. Oct. IA lockout Of 50, 900 building trades employees is threatened as a result of numerous sympathetic strikes on various buildings now being erected in the downtown district At a conference today between officers of the union and several contractors no solution was reached, and at its close the contractors issued an ultimatum. which was in effect: Return to work or stay away forever
 In the timers and plumbers unions there is a dispute as to which shall in stall pneumatic tubing. It is said that close to S3,0O0.0OO worth of contracts are tied up pending a settlement of the difficulty
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
PIMA REPUBLICANS
 OPEN HE CAMP PAiGN
Housing Meeting at Tucson. at Which the Name of W. F. cooPs Evoked Wild Cheers.

Tucson. Oct. SpecIaLl l-The republicans formally opened their county campaign here tonight with a rousing meeting in the opera house. r. BI- Dickerman. the republican candi- date for the council from Pima and santa Cruz counties. was chairman of the meeting The speakers we- er- Lieutenant Governor J. R. GiddIngs ot Michigan. and r. F. Alley. The men tion of the name os William F. Cooper us the delegate who would be able tr get something for Arizona evoked much cheering Before the meeting there was a dispIay Of hreV orks-
 Tucson this afternoon furnished % surprise by defeating the Los Angeles baseball team by a score of Co G. The Tucson team batted hard in the sev enth and eighth innings. and von a game which was apparently hopeiessly lost
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
METALS.

New York Oct. 12-Copper was higher in London with spot quoted at e9S and futures at e97 1Os 6d. LO- caly the market continued strong with lake at $21.25 22.25: eIectrolytic and casting at $2O.5OG21.5O.
 Lead was lower at i19 IFS. 6d in London market. Locally the market was quiet and a shade higher for de- livery out of store. Quotations rang ed from $5.75G 5-95. Spelter was un- changed at $6.1566.2O in the local market and at i2S in London.
 Silver 69z; Mexican dollars 534.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
GRAIN

Chicago. Oct 12.-Firm cables and small receipts in the northwest caused strength today in the local wheat mar ket.
 December wheat opened at 759s to 7415. sold off to 74BGA and then closed at 74H
 December corn opened at 41% to 412l Gb 7s. sold off to 415s G% and then advanced to 42. Final quotations were at the highest point of the day.
 December oats opened at 3314 to 30; 033zs, advanced to 34 and closed at 33BGS4.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

letter or acceptance ad1ressed Go Jail1 r. Feeney. chairman or the deuocrati- convention and to the delegates -f ts - body.
 Tn his letter AIr. Moran says- rr, attached in no way to either BIT. a r,-r4 or MT. Hearst MT 0icFarlazld ..a.s MT. Williams know that I vetoed rh- suggestion that MT Bryan sp,vk fog me in Boston MT Mcfarland and aIr Eddy know that I vetoed the sueeez- uon that MT. Hearst speak for me ln Boston IL is Co be a state hEhr and not national fight Bryauism and Hearstism must be eliminated from ths campaign"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
MoRAN's CONDITIONS.
There Shall Be No Bryanisn or
 Hearstism in Massachusetts

Boston. Mass, Oct. 12-D.strict At torney John E. Moran late tonight for mally announced his acceptance of the nomination for governor rendered him by the democratic state convention For several days there had been con siderable doubt as to whether MT. Moran would remain in the field -He has not accepted the resolution en- dorsing W. J. Bryan for the presi- dency which was adopted by the demo cratic state convention He says tha- ''Bryanism' and 'Hearstism'' must he eliminated from the contest. MT Moran made his announcement in g
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
PROMINENT NEW MEXICAN
Sent to the Penitentiary Twelve Years
 for Murder.

Roswell. V. NJ, A NJ. Boykin, who was found guilty of murder at POr- tales. on a charge of killing his broth er-in-law, Henry StOldt. in December. 1904 was sentenced today by Judge w. H. Pope to twelve years in tine penitentiary.
 Boykin is a prominent citizen of Tucumcari. and the tragedy occurred while he was visiting at Portales. The men married sisters and the trouble was the result of family troubles StoIdt was shot to death.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
SHOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 1155s; sugar. 136 E; Anaconda. 2S1A; Atchison. l037s; AtchisOn preferred. 1O115; New Jersey Central. 225; c. & O.. 6I; St Paul, 177z; Big Four 93; C. & S., 39A: first preferred. 6S%l second pre- ferred. 531a; Erie, 47%; Inter Met, STA; preferred, v; N. P. 975s: New York Central, 14O2s; Pennsylvania 1451z.; St. L. & S. F., second preferred 4SA; s. P. 95A; U. $. Steel, 49aa; U $. Steel. preferred, 1O7B; W. U.. S6ss
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
FLORIDA SLAVERY.

Washington. oct. I2.-Fresh aIIesa- lions of the existence Of slavery m southern Florida. below Tampa. has been made to the department Of jus tice and it is alleged that hundreds of men in the state. both whites and ne- groes are held in virtual slavery
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
MOUNT PELEE REvIvEs-

Bassaterre. Island or Guadaloupc Oct 12.--A violent eruption occurred yesterday of Mount Pelee in the Is- land of Martinique. There was a rain ae ashes in the southeastern part oC Guadaloupe
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
ARAB REBELLION.
The Turkish Troops Defeated in Every
 Battle.

Constantinople. Oct. 12.-The rebel lion against Turkish rule in the pro vince Of Yaman shows no signs of subsiding. Whenever a pitched battle is fought. the rebellious Arabs are vic tOrious over the unwilling Turkish conscripts sent to subdue them. h. the fighting in the district of Azer be- tween the government troops and tTibesmen the Turks were routed with a hundred killed and sixty wounded The Arabian casualties were two hun dred.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
DOUGLAS DELIVERY
The Department Can Get No Carriers
 for Examination.

Washington. Oct. -CSpeciaL)--- The postmaster general has again or cered the postpOnement of a city de- livery at Douglas from November t.' May 1 next
 This is the third time the service has been postponed. on account of Be candidates reporting at the examina- ton held for carriers and clerks. Nc city delivery will be had until there are persons to fill the positions
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
INJECTING A MOB.
The Law Taking Notice of the Late
 Atlanta Riots.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 12.-The Fulton county grand jury today returned in dictments against twenty white men. charging them with rioting in Atlanta on September 22. The names of those indicted have not yet been made pub lie.
 Previously two white men had been indicted on the same charge and Iu-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
sIcILIAN EARTHCJAKEs.
T:'e inhabitants Are Kept in State
 of Terror

Palermo, Oct. 12.-The irthquake shocks in Sicily cor inue and are caus- Ing serious damage to dwellings and churches, some of which have fallen. Caccamo sustained particularly heavy damage and the condition of the peo- pie of that town and of 'rermini and Trabia is extremely distressing.
 Pney have been camped in the open for weeks past. In the last five days more than a hundred shocks have been felt at Trabia
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
RhCf .oNE RRoKstl.
The Woczt of the Cold sa Passing
 Away.
Passing

Washington. D. C.. Oct. 12-Ths cold wave is perstsf in the east. and in the Rocky &o4ntai giC in Ida D" and Montana. IT is . 7 s.ratsng in
 Te south and is cons iderab Y warmer .E 'tN eent'al valleys That Is the Tcath-- situation m a nutshell. as -tn- norAecd tonight by the weather bu- reau. IS warming up .ii H. west generally, reaching over sixty in the vicinity of Chicago and the Mississippi valley and over 70 west of tiiere.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-CattIe- Receipts, 5000 head. Market steady. Fancy steers, $6.T567.3O; common to good steers, S5.OO06.25; cows. $2.75G4.25; heifers, $2.T5G5-25; bulls. $24OG425; calves, $4.25@S.25; stockers and feed CTS. $2.25045O
 Sheep-Receipts 15.OOO head. Market firm. Sheep. $4S566.O5; yearlings. s5.65 O 6.00; lambs. S5.00GS.O0.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
A BIG POWER PLANT.
A Proposed Development for Arizona
 Copper Mines

Boston, Mass. oct. CSpeciaI4- A plan has been completed here for financing a big water power develop ment project in the southwest. invOiv- ins millions of dollars. to furnish pow CT to Arizona copper mines.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
THE OIL TRIAL ADJOURNED.

Findlay. ohio Oct l2.-Au-r A tv-, hours session today the trial af th. Standard oil company or Ohio. charr- ed with conspiracy in restraint rr trade. was adjourned until Monday bg the mutual agreement or counsel S-v- eral witnesses were examined this morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

improved weather. the official count showing 1S.385 paid admissions.
 This was the last game in which the players share the gate money. The total receipts of the four games were SG1 .S55, of which S33.4O2 goes to the players Of this sum 75 per cent will gu to the team winning the series and the remaining % per cent to the losers. The score.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
AN UNSEEN WEIGHT
Something Which Traders Could Not Distinguish Held Prices Down Against All Efforts to Advance.

New York, Oct I2-The strong points in today's stock market were not so well sustained as recently ani there were fewer of them. What the weight upon the market consisted of was not distinguished
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
CITED FOR CONTEMPT.
Chicago and Alto, Official for De-
 struction of Evidence.

Chicago. Oct PC II. Davis. gen eral auditor of the Chicago ana Alton railroad. today was served with an at- tachment asking why he should not be punished for contempt or court Davis recently admitted on the witness stand during the hearing of the case brought against the Alton road, that au the important freight bills by which it was hoped to prove that the Alton road had granted illegal rebates Co many shippers. had been destroyed
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
IT IS RACYCLE TIME YET

Sold Three Hun dred and Fifty Dollars worth of R a c ycle S last week. We are willing to put our time against yours to demonstrate the easy running fea - lures. If we can not convince you, we have best wheel in city you are at liberty to buy any wheel you choose. Fair enough, isn't it?
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13
BONDS.

L. s. ref. 2s.. reg. and coupon. 10334 : |. $. 3s. reg 1923. coupon 1O3A U. s. old 4s. reg and coupon. 1O2; T. $. new 4s. reg. and coupon, 1301k.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

dictments wer- founC ins " ne- groes charging - icity in the nfur' IT O. .zraan Heard on < )ten,' CT "4t.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

NalloIidlS ---.----..U VI
 Summary-Left on bases; Amer jeans. 3; Nationals, 3. Two base hit: Hoffman. Sacrifice hits: Tinker (3), Steinfeldt (2) DonohUe. Stolen base: Sheckard. Double plays; Kling and Evers; Altrock, DOnohue and Sullivan Struck out: By Brown, , by Altrock. 2. Passed ball; Kling. Bases on balls; Off Brown. 2: off Altrock, l. Time os game: 1 hour and 36 minutes. Um- pires: O'Loughlir and Johnstcue.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-13

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