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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Who viii Invent a New Ball?

The spit ball, stop ball, tanglefoot
sphere and fadeaway have all had their
turns at the hands of famous twirlers
and a new delivery should make itself
manifest sometime during the next dia-
mond season. Before every great pugi-
listic battle it is the custom for the
principals in training to devise a new
blow that is touted to crush the oppo-
nent before he has had opportunity to
harm the inventor. Baseball players
are following the advertisement scheme
and all manner of supposedly deceptive
pitching will no doubt be given large
amount of space before another cham
pionship series shall have been played,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Hal Chase Uses His Brains
Harris Chances to Get In

Marvin Hart has the chance of his
life to strengthen what reputation he
possesses during the coming month Of
Kingdom on the Pacific coast. Some of
the wise" ones are anticipating the
arising of "Jack Munroe" to take a
temporary reef at least in the husky
heavyweight's aspirations. Tommy
Burns, who is not seriously considered
in the east, has the first chance, but
the far-off dopesters claim Missouri as
their home in regard to the scheduled
fracas between Hart and Tommy. So
far as can be judged Hart and Burns
are both of the same fighting type,
though the Kentuckian has the advan-
tage in weight. Both can take punish
ment and neither are overly clever at
the hitting game. Burns perhaps has
the shade on footwork and his best
chance appears to lie in ability to dodge
the southerner's blows and land suffi-
GENTLY to gain a decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Floods Reinstatement

Friends of Tim Flood, the Los An
geles second baseman who was expelled
from league baseball just prior to the
close of last season, will be glad TO
learn Of his reinstatement to the game
Always popular player, an ungovern-
able temper often placed the stocky
fielder i'm a bad light with the disciplin-
arians, and when he assaulted Umpire
"Slats" Davis before one OF the largest
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Herrera May Be Foxy

In spite of the reports which go forth
before Aurelio Herrera enters the ring
as to the dissipation that has marked
hts training, the Mexican generally
manages to at least partially dispel
the statements. A close observer of
Herrera declared the other day that
the Bakersfield fighter purposely as
sumes n listless manner before battle
to force the odds against him. A nat
urally sleepy expression might lead one
to believe that Herrera was in bad con-
dition, when, If the truth were known,
the lightweight could spring like a
tiger at the best of them. The reports
current before his last battle that the
Mexican was not training properly We're
absolutely false.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-28
Thomas Goes to Buffalo

Bill Thomas. the parson-like pitcher
Of the defunct Tacoma baseball team.
will play for Buffalo i'll the eastern
league next season. Russ Hall ar
ranged the change with Manager Stall
lings of the Buffalo team.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
ToRplLlo DISTRICT.

Al Brockman returned yester lay evening from Bisbee where he mad been for several days. lie left to- day to return to the Tordillo district in Sonora where he is developing a copper property owned by Boston & Brown of BiSbee. He stated that he was running tunnel with the rtlr- pose of striking the mineral vein at a distance of 325 feet ani this tunnel has now been cut 125 feet and is gc. sng at the rate Of three feet every T1enty-four hours. This is a copper property though the ore carries good valties iH silver which values are fn- 'creasing with depth Mr. Broelnsn estimates that it will require abont two months to reach the objective point of the tunnel.
 Two miles from the Boston z. Brown property is located what is known as the Brooks property. owned by the Brooks Consolidated company. NIT. Brooks is in charge of the work here and is developing the property by means of a tunnel which has been run 265 feet. A track and cars have recently been received and installed Tor use in cutting the tunnel. Mir. Brockman regards the Brooks property as destined to become a valuable one. He also speaks very highly of the Reina de Cobre which is owned by c. B- Bell, of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
WASHINGTON CAMP IS NOW ENJOYING
 ACTIVITY
Work Resumed at Pride of the West Mine and Mill Is of
 Permanent Kind.

From MT. J. E. Scobey. general manager for the Pride of the West Mining company. who was visitor as Nogales Thursday, The Oasis learns that operations have been resumed at Washington Camp. and that il is the intention of the company 10 continue permanently. He has put twenty men to work already, and was looking for others to give employment The first work done will be toward working the tailings. the zinc in which will pay Handsomely 10 separate But atten- tion will te turned to the mines short iy. and after a, month or more work will be resumed therein and the re- duction plant started again, Mir Sco- bey stated that in the mines there Is a great deal of copper ore which VII pay to work at present price of the red metal, which would not pay at the prices prevailing at the time of the shutdown, some years ago. and that the policy of the company will be to realize on the ore in sight and prosecute further development of the extensive ore bodies. Tl:e gentleman predicted that within a few months the camp will be more active than ever before, and will have much larger population. All of which will be for the benefit and advantage of Santa Cruz county.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
QUIET DAY IN THE LOCAL MARKET FINDS STOCK
 UNCHANGED
Denn Still Strongest Stock on Board, and Greene Strong
 at S23.12.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Bisbee, July 17.-Today's market was quiet with but little change Tn the prices of the stocks. While there were slight advances in some of them the general line shows no change. Buying is gradually going on and by those who are holding for fall invest ments.
 Denn Arizona is still the strongest and in good demand, while the offer ihgs are light.
 North Butte and Butte Coalition have both made advances, North Butte closing at $S5.25, while sales in Butte Coalition were made at s29 and s29.50. Superior & Pittsburg weakened some with stock offered al s15.50.
 Shattuck was also weak being Of fered freeely at s32. American was not to be had under SIP Warren showed no change. Black Mountain is in active demand at sS. Globe holds at S6.
 Greene held strong without any ad- vaLce at S23.12. For some reason Victoria weakened today, being about the only ope on the Boston board to show any sign of dropping of point since the close of last night. Old Do- miniof made an advance at the close to sS6.50 with sales at that price.
 On runors of the dividend shannon took on strength at s9.37. The bal ance of the list are about the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
SITUATION AT cANANEA.

Those who persist in entertaining and publishing stories of probable trouble in Cananea know their reports are unfonnded in fact and that they are made for the express purpose of doing injury to the camp for interest cd motives For their benefit he Herald wishes to state that nowhere in this or any ether country is there today more orderly. progressive or buster town than Cananea.
 Business is better than before the quickly settled trouble of June l and 2. More and better men are em. ployed in the mines, and their num- Der Is being increased largely and es rapidi. as possible Social conditions are excellent No race feeling exists except of cordial character Trouble is the furthermost thought from the minds of this town of 25,e00 inhabi. tanis. All hands are bent on making progress, and progress is being made
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
EASTERN MARKET RALLIES.

NEW YORK, July IA much bet ter feeling was in evidence, and stocks rallied easily on scattered buy ing. We hear bull talk on Amalga- wmated and Union Pacific, both of which stocks will declare a dividend
 within a week. In the Boston mar ket Copper Range ought to be bought around these prices. North Butte and Old Dominion are also cheap. Butte Coalition will probably rally to S35. Flower & Co. say Amalgamated
 will cross par this week New Yorh
 sales, 412,900 shares The AmaIga- mated meeting takes place Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
Does Your Coffee
 Agree With You

We say your coffee. because there are so many different kinds and com binations. and not ali persons can drink the same kind.
 For some it may be too strong, for others too acid; for others too oily, and for still others it may be too heavy.
 These are the reasons that some oth- erwise intelligent persons suffer from drinking their favorite beverage. You need not suffer any longer if you will allow us to suggest a blending that will agree with you. for all that expert ence in selecting, skill in blending and care in roasting can do, are put forth in our blends, because they are a com bination of the most delicious coffee berries obtainable, and roasted in our own plant. , Teas, Coffees, Spices, hsxtracts Bak. ing Powders. Cocoas and Chocolates. National Tea and Coffee Co.
 Phone 352 Allen Block
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
TWO M ExICANS ARE INJURED IN AN
 EXPLOSION
Humboldt Mine Scene of Hor- rible Disaster Results in Death of One of Victims. The Other Blinded.

About two o'clock Tuesday morn ing the men al work in the lower lev els of the Humboldt were startled to kear report of blast in the vicinity of the powder room, and upon inves- tigation found Jesus Ortega and Jesus Lyba in trouble.
 A party cf their fellow workmen went to their assistance. and found the body of Ortega horribly mangled and Leyba apparently blinded The men had gone to the powder oox to fix their fuse and caps for the pur- pose of setting off the holes they had just finished drilling. and in some understandable manner the caps and powder exploded. Ortega was instant iy killed by the explosion. and as soon as possible Ortega was hoisted to the surface and Doctor Gillian was sum- nacned.
 The boGy of orega was so badly mangled that it was necessary to use a rubber blanket to gather up the ren aims and hoist them 10 the surface. where it was found that nearly the whole of one side of the body was torn away. parts of the limbs and flesh oE the victim were found acattered around the set where the accident occurred.
 It is impossible to get the details of how the accident occurred but 1t Is thought that in some manner the dynamite caps on the ends of the fuse came in contact with the wall and in that manner were exploded setting off all the others in the vicinity. The sfS sod u eli nf a twenty-three years of age and had only been at work for the company Tor about three months. Leyba luckily escaped any serious injury and after the doctor had worked on his eyes ana face picking out the gravel and dust. he was able to be around again and ready to go to work It was a mira clc that both men were not killed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
'~BLAck Jkck- JUNIOR
 ILL AT THE ALAMO

Jack Junior. a man 80 years of age and pioneer of Arizona. is danger ously i'll al his room in the Alamo hctel in Phoenix, suffering from the effects of heat prostraticn. He was stricken about o'clock yesterday afternoon and had it not been that medical attendance was secured very promptly in all likelihood the attack wGuld have been fatal For some days past he had not been feeling the best. although he had only an four before been down town for his nCou- day meal If he makes a complete recovery it will be due to his wonder ful constitution. built up by leading the life of a pioneer in mining and staging.
 Black Jack" as the stricken man
 Is known to his friends. came 10 Ari- -zopa over forty-five years ago from Montana. He arrived in the territory when mining was everything and Le at once began to follow the vocation of miner He has tramped O. CT half the hills e -Moilaop and Yuma counties and over all the hills of Yav- apai county. In he fast amad cOu::. ty. in the Bradshaw iistric1. Ee made several strikes or property I,fich he sstin owns. He Las sold iust enough Of his claims to provide for him a comfortable living. The early art of last winter he came to Phoenix f. om Prescott, and has remained here ever since. His health appeared to be bet- ter. here than it had been in the north and this influenced him to remain to the. present time. IL is likely that vixen he regains his strength he ill return to Prescott fer the balance of the summer
 For man of his age Black Jack" IS wonderfully well preserved He has few if any wrinkles on his face. his mind is keen and active, ais hair not by any means entirely gray. and the only thing which in any way indi- 'cates his age is his walk, which is not as brisk as it was in his earl days. On the contrary he needs the use of "a cane. His physical condition he at- tributes 10 his personal habits in early lie, which did not include the use of liquor of tobacco in any form. This Is one of the unusual features of his life, which included among other things two years service as 8 stage driver between Yuma and Ehrenberg, on the Colorado river.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
REMARKABLE VALUES AT
 ASH PEAK MINES

The Ash Peak Mining company are still engaging the attention of the peo- pie of Graham county with the remark able values of the finds they have been making on their property. and upon which they are now erecting new hoisting machinery, and ore bins near the line of the A. < N. M. over which road they will soon be shipping ore to the Clifton smeiters. The ore II ms as high as s35O and contains gold and silver values.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
PRlTCHARD, HAGEN & O.,
 Rr0karS and prnnanforc

0iSNCi D 0itQ Ttuiftutcl S. Front Rooms, New Telephone . Bldg, Phone fa5, 1isbee, Ariz. , The handling of "6onanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR sPE- ciALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to cur offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan--she HUB of the Bonanxa Circle Companies. The market in copper is nearly the same as for the ast ten days. The large amount of wheat crop marketed and ac < cepted has caused prices to decline, this has given tbe bears in the market a good handle and they use 1t with all vigor, and the extreme to which these professionals will go will be plain to the people here by the great eeort of the past week to depress the Greene stock by the publication of all kinds of rumors such as the Phelps-Dodge people ere humping their stock-that Greene himself was trying 10 get from under. That he ex- poets renewal of trouble and is preparing for it by the pur- chasing of arms. We know in this southwest that there are , few better buyers than Greene on the market at it's present price and these rumors are cir culated to scare the timid and ignorant to part with Il cir stock because those tho give these stories want stock and want it as cheap as possible. Denn and Cananea Duluth were the strongest in the local mar 1 ket today. The report of Pres ident Barker of the Sonora Be- nanza is very gratifying to the 1 stockholders of that company. It appears that over $500 zoo worth Of ore is all ready blcck- ed out. Through the courtesy Of MT. Barker we have obtained some characteristic samples of | the ore which we will be glad 1, to exhibit 10 any one interested. , Tee mill started up last week and everything IS working , smoothly at the present time.
 A-I-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-18
"sAsY FOR 51lE"Is
 SIGN ON A HOUSE

SALT LAKE CITY, July 17.-A sign bearing the words, Baby for Sale D has been displayed on a house in this city for the last few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

The habit Of work is the best Of all
habits. 10 is MT only a disciplinariani
bnt good educator Of character a.
we'll. u compels economy Of time, and
the disposition Of it. with judieious
foretboupht. when the habit Of filing
life with uuscful occupation is acquir.
cd every minute will be turned 10 ae'
count. and leisure, when it comes, will
be enjoyed with more zest
Application 10 work. absorption in
affairs. contact with men, and all The
pressure which business imposes are
most valuable in training the intellect
and forming the character. To regard
business only as a means Of getting q
living g. an utterly low view. A man q
business is his part Of the world = work
bis share Of The great activities which
render society possible The perpetual
call on " man readiness, self control
vigor. ihe constant appeals 10 bis in
telleci. ihe demands ON the win, and
the necessity for rapid and rcponsi
bic Judgment mako strong and ready
men and men Of vast capacity Tor a.
fairs
The habit of work is wholesome not
only for The body but FOR The mind
The energetic pan is a source Of activ.
iiy aud enjoyment 70 all who come
within reach of biz influence, while She
lazy man drags himself through life
morally aud spiritually dead.
II Essential 10 Happiness.
Tho habit 81 work is an essential
Cor tho happiness and well being of
woman as ~ man. without u she IL
apt 20 sink into state ~ lisllcss onnui
and usclc-sness which is always ac
compauied by sisk headache aud attack
~ NERVES The best cure for these
two distinctly feminine complaints is
work and plenty n H. Nowadays we
heur COOL DEAL about tho business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
GOOD HARD WORK ESSENTIAL
TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS

Is good works" Two years-two long
and tedious years-passed; and Charles
Lambs feelings had undergone an en-.
tire change He now discovered that
official bumdrum work" the appointed
und. the daily task had been gool
for him. though he knew IL not. Time
had formerly been his friend; IL had
now become his enemy. To Bernard
Barton he again wrote; 81 assure, no
work is worse than overwork; the mind
preys ON itself-the most unwholesome
Of food. ] have ceased TO care for al.
most ANYTHING Never did the
waters Of heaven pour down upon a
forlorner head What I can do, and
overdo is 20 walk / am sanguinary
murderer Of time. But the oracle BE-
SILENT
An idle man. no matter how amiablc
and respectable, never was. never can
be- really happy Work is lfc. and che
best preventive Of low spirits and the
annoyaurcs. auxietios and petty trou.
hIcs arising out Of idlcness. Those who
shirk. find that troubles come 20 them
Tho iudolent may coutrive 90 do less
than bis share Of the worlds work
but The instinct of work implanted by
nature contriyes that that little shall
come hard 90 him. and prove that be-
has "a hari master.
overwork Rarely Proves Fatal.
VERY few men die of ovcrwork, but
many die u idlcncss. where men
break down by overwork it is through
want Of s,siematizing their lives and
noglccting The ordinary conditions Of
physical health. Hard work. steadily
anil regularly carried on. never hurts
any ono. The more useful work hc docs
che moro be- thinks and feels. The moro
he really liyoa Tho idle. useless man,
uo matter Co what extent bis life may
be- prolonged, merely ycgctatcs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08

woman but the able housewife is the
most efficient business woman and the
most successful The regulation and
control OF the details Of the house,
keeping the expenses below the in
come, the arranging everything TO
plan and system implies industry, sp.
pHcation, method, forethought, ability,
and power Of organization-no more is
required IN the management Of a sue
cessful business Of any sort.
The habit Of work is necessary TO
all classos Of society-tbe rich as we'll
- the poor. The gentleman 10y birth
and habit, however rich, cannot remain
fdle; he is forced 20 work 20 keep 10
physical and mental health, and he is
also compelled hy sense Of duty TO
contribute his quota of cndeavor 90.
ward the general well being ~ society.
To be- iIlc and useless is neither an
honor nor % privilege
Happiness is never found without
work. In which there is life, health and
pleasure. The spirits may be exhaust.
ed anil wcaried by work, but they are
utterly wasted by idlenoss Thousands
can bear testimony to the truth Of
The saying that work Is one Of the
great secrets ~ happiness
Rest Grows woarisomo.
when Charles Lamb was released FOR
life from bic daily dudRcry Of desk
wirk be- felt himself the happicst of
men. "t would not 20 back 70 my
prison," be- said 20 a friend, "ten
years longer. Tor 10000" lie also
wrote in tho same ccsiatic mood 90.
Bcrunrd Barton. 80 have scarce stead
iness ~ head 20 compose "a letter" bel
said. 90 am ffcoi FREQ as air. will
live another go Years Would I
could sell sou somo ~ my loisufel Pos
iiiyrly, tho best thing a. man can do BE-
nothing. and nsHt 90 that. perhaps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
FOR STATE PRINTER.

The undersigned announces hlmssy
as a Republican candidate for renon
nation for state printer, subject %
the decision Of the Republican vo.s.
at tho primary election April ~
Now serving first term. The ana
courtesy that has been accorded 10
state officers generally, that Of ~
nomination. would be greatly appre
ciated. ]. II. WHITNEY.
Albany, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
A WINNER

IA the race for supremacy in pork
pro-msts Is our latest consignment in
eho'ee sugar cured hams and bacons.
and our hne country sausages, loins fog
roasting chops, etc, Spring brings a
demand far choice pork in spare Tibs.
pigs fcet and sausages, and we have
tho finest corn fed pork 70 be secured
=. @. CROSS.
STATE 81 Market Phone 2sl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
FoR CouNTY RHooRDER.

l hereby annGunss myself as d can
ddats for the sties Of county recorder
and solicit the supPOst OF RePubliean
voters for that noninatiOn al the forth
coming primary election.
W.. L JONES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-08
Portland Market


wheat. Club-6eM d7OM.
Vallcy=73c.
Bluostem -70d72c
Oats Choice white. f2s.
Mlllatun-Bra 81.
Hay-Timothy t9dtis
potatoos=50dCO COO.
Poultry Average oli hens. iiai2c
mixed chickens. i0di0Me; brolloru
t5ni7c. young roostora. i0c; old roou
tors. su9c. dressed chickens. i3diic:
turkeys. live. i6ai7e; turkeys. dressed
eaoIco. 10000; geese. live. pound,
.suioe; geese, dressed. per pound. is9
iie' ducks, i6aiSe; pigeons. iiq12:
squads, t2ats.
pork-presrodGa7me.
Beef Dressed. 2d5c.
Mutton Dressed. AQsme.
Hops-oregon, 1905. io9iie: old
.5d7e.
wool-ls05 clip. valley. coarse q
medium, sia26e; Eastern Oregon
l60elc.
Mohair-Nomlnal. soc.
Butter-Faney creamery. 27mQsOe;
store, i6al6he.