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Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

been for the meeting of the democratic county central committee here on Sat urday. Mr Bullard seeks the demo- cratic nomination for district attorney and he wants his political fences in good repair when the campaign opens. He says the coast is crowded with Arizona people and most of them are regretting the fact that they left home. The climate in Los Angeles has been very oppressive the past few weeks and not unlike what Phoenix has been having. The attractiveness of the beach resorts. however, in a measure, compensate for the heat so all is not lost. Mrs. Bullard, who is on the coast. will not return for several weeks yet.
 THE FIRST SUGAR-Large crowds from the city visited the factory of the Eastern Sugar company at Glendale, yesterday and witnessed the operating of the big plant. The first sugar was turned out during the afternoon.
 HURT IN A FIGHT-In a fight which had it's ending in the Senate sa- loon on South Third street yesterday afternoon about o'clock, Jose Arivisa was dangerously injured, his assailant being Andres Estrada. Estrada has for some time been in the employ of the Benton stables and has on several occasions been in trouble. He claims that ArVisa was the cause of the trouble and that he was acting in self defense. Arvisa was so badly in jured that he could not walk home, so the authorities brought him to the sheriffs office where he remained dur ing the night. Dr. TafeI was called
 ty..1 l-s
 released on a $25 cash bail to aLSrear before Justice Johnstone this morn ing.
 AN INTERCEPTED DRIVE-By being jerked from her seat in a buggy, by a clothesline in the rear yard of her home on North Second avenue, Mrs. Ralph Carey. was painfully. though not seriously injured With her husband she had made a trip in the country yesterday morning. They returned home and MT. Carey left the buggy, Mrs. Carey continuing the drive for a short while. When she returned the second time she drove into the back yard. A cIothesline caught under the umbrella top of the buggy and pulled the seat off the bug gy and Mrs. Carey with it. She sus- | tained a few bruises about the head and one cheek was cut in several places. Dr. Wylie was called and dressed her injuries.
 CAMP MEETING ENDs-The camp meeting services of the Methodist Church South. which have been in progress for two weeks past. came to a close with the sermon preached last evening. In all, the meetings have re- suited in about twenty conversions ba sides hundreds who have declared their intention to lead better lives At the close of the meeting last night. Rev. c. C. Harris thanked the people 1 for the interest they had shown in the meetings, the car company for the free lights furnished the grounds and the papers for the notices of the meetings. The services began yesterday with a sermon preached to children by Rev. Mir Govett. There were seven conver-
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

City market. Among the sales report ed last week were the following: C. C. Hutchinson. Flagstaff, 767 lambs; J. D. Newman, Flagstaff, 755 lambs and 199 feeders; C. C. Hutchinson, 715 lambs. Lambs brought $7.20 to $1.25; feeders, $560.
 VISITORS FROM THE NORTH General Manager Will Clark of the United Verde copper mines and a party arrived in the city this morning. They will remain in town for several days.
 THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION- The August meeting of the territorial board of equalization will sit today and will be in session the greater part of the week. It is at this session that all classes of property except the railroads are equalized and the territorial tax rate is fixed. Returns have been re ceived from all the counties showing an aggregate valuation of about S5S, OOO 0OO There has been a decided in- crease in the returns of mining prop critics over those of a year ago. The
 territorial tax rate will be greatly re- duced from 95 cents the rate of last year.
 THE FUNERAL OF MRS. TRoTT- A telegram was received last night from Frank P. Trott from Los Angeles saying that he would arrive in the city on Tuesday morning over the Santa Fe with the body of Mrs. Trott, who died on Saturday. He requested that ar engagements be made for the funeral att } o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday from the undertaking rooms of c. F.. Merryman. The interment will be in the odd Fellows cemetery. The funeral will probably be under the direction of the Daughters of Rebekah. of which Mrs. Trott had been a member for sev- eral years.
 HAD BUSINESS AT HOME - George Purdy Bullard Saturday morn ing returned to Phoenix from Los An geles and coast points where he had been for several weeks. It is not like ly that his vacation would have been ended for several weeks yet had it not
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

s;ons at this service. At Il o'clock. Rev. R. H. Fields preached a strong sermon with good effect. MT. Fields will return to Tucson this week. At 9 o'clock Rev. c. C. Harris preached. In the evening there was a well attended league rally and at o'clock, Rev. MT. GOvette preached. taking for his theme. Character Building" over a thousand people were in attendance and it was with difficulty that all were seated. At the close of the service several ad- vanced to the altar and asked that prayers be offered in their behalf. All of the families who are at the camp grounds will move back to their homes in the city today.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
THE HORSE KILLED
 THE RIDER SPARED
A Freak of Lightning on a Gila
 County Range.

During the storms of the first part of the week lightning played numerous freak pranks at different points in the territory. The most recently reported is from Globe. where last Friday a man riding a horse was struck by bolt of lightning. the horse killed and the man lived The Globe Telegram tells of the occurrence as follows:
 Roland Jones. Frank Cloud and the father of the latter were riding horse back, on the mesa north of town, in the vicinity of the Odel ranch, when the storm broke. To escape it they whipped up their horses to breakneck speed, trying to reach the ranch in time to avoid a drenching. when suddenly a bolt of lightning struck young Jones on the head.
 The bolt seemed to divide when it struck his shoulder, one streak branch ing off across his chest and then down his leg. and the other going down his back. and then to the saddle. It passed through the saddle and struck the horse, killing the animal Instantly. 4 hole an inch iH diameter was
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
PettiCOatS

WOMEN'S CAMBRIC PETTICOATS Dozens of beautiful styles to select from, all with deep umbrella lawn nOunces; some trimmed in wide em- brOidery, clusters of fine tucks and rows of hemstitching; others with 8 or rows of lace insertion with lace ruff fle to match; values up to OO
 $1.50. Sale price .SS(
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

August Sth. at Pasadena. The bride is a sister of Ernest w. Lewis and Miss Lewis of this city. and is well known here. having visited Phoenix during several winters in years pre- vious. Mir. and Mrs. MacLane will be at home at Caldwell Idaho.
 SUNDAYED IN PHOENIX-W. l.. Carver. city ticket and passenger agent of the Santa Fe at Prescott. who for merly was with the company in Phoe- nix. accompanied by his wife. spent yesterday in the city visiting friends. They returned to their home on this mornings train.
 ARIZONA SHEEP-Arizona sheep. or rather Arizona lambs. are still cut ting the principal figure in the Kansas
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
ARIzoNA TESTIMONY.

H. T. Diehl. miner. of los F. Ala meda street. Tucson. Ariz-, says My experience with DOans Kidney Pills proved that they are everything claim ed for them. In the month Of Febru- ary. 1902. I first felt slight pains across the small of my back directly over the kidneys probably caused by ga cold settling in those organs It was not serious yet it stuck me if neg lected it might lead to future trouble and reading one night in a Tucson pa per about DOan's Kidney Pills mE daughter went to a store next day for a box. I took them as directed and when I had completed the Jreatmeu- the pain in my back disappeared . was so surprised al the prompt and efficient relief given by Doan's Kidney Pills that I recommended them to ga number of my acquaintance
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
OSTRICH-LIKE.

How like the ostrich is the man. Who. when his steps go wrong. Believes cOncealment is the plan To put him right and strong. He chides his conscience should
 dare
 At devious deeds to hint, And says. with a triumphant air: q kept it out of print" The Russian pOtentate doth rise His royal wrath to wreak. Tt is my will that men, he cries, Shall suffer and not speak. Though blood the ignorant may spill And ravage without stint. Mine is d great achievement still: I've kept it out of print"
 Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

blood, cleanse and stimulate the kiJ- neys. regulate the urine. cure back ache. dizziness and langoUr. and per manently heal the kidneys
 The best proof We can offer of tl@ great merit of Doan's Kidney Pills is testimony of people who have used tl-e remedy.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
Y.. ProDrietors.

burned in the saddle and blankets. while another. through which ono could run a hand. was burned in the hat worn by the young man. bearlne evidence to the force and intensity of the stroke.
 Another evidence of the force of the shock is shown by the fact that the bo,J knocked down the horse which younz Cloud was riding. and stunned both the animal and its rider so badly that they were some moments in recovering
 Jones was taken to the Odel ranch and later brought to town for medical attention. It was some time before he regained consciousness. but when h- came 10 he fought like a wild man H. is confined to his home here in town by the burns he received from the lightning stroke. and suffers consider able pain.
 The accident is one Of the most re- markable ever recorded. How the young man escaped death from lNe bolt which killed his horse. and possessed intensity enough to burn holes in his blankets and his hat. is nothing short of marvellous. By all the rules that govern such things young Jone~ should be in the graveyard right now
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST
MACLANE-LEMIS

MACLANE-LEWIS - Cards have been received by Phoenix friends from the parents of the bride. KIT. and Mrs. George Roberts Lewis. announcing the marriage Of their daughter. Margaret, and John MacLane on Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

Riches have wings. and they ofen seem to fly in the wrong direction Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-13

Solicitors for a charitable enterprise are offered more excuses than money. Chicago News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Brunswick. April s-The trial Tor
murder Of Charles BuHks. which end.
ed With his souyistion and the impozi.
tion Of a sentence 20 eight years Of
simple imprisonment, was one OF the
most sensational trials held here for
many years Rrunke Was a bank clerk
and shot aud killed the beautiful sis
teFs HaaTs, aged 2l and 22 years, on
October Of last year
According 20 the evidence BFuhke Is
a type Of the German degenerate. cor
rupted by deeadeut and pessimistie lit.
eratuTe, leading 20 meglomania anf
eontempt OF life Tho evidence OF the
accused was remarkable. He said he
was an enthusiastic student Of Kant.
seh0penhaueT, sPinoza, Nietsehs and
Ibsen. He regarded suicide as allow
able, even desirable. He had written
three plays, one called "The Eeeen-
trie," in which be delineated his own
character and career The prison doe
tors slater that BFunks was sane. bat.
as the crown prosecutor only demand
ed nine ana half years Imprisonment
he Was apparently Of the opinion that
the prisoners . mind Was unbalanced.
BFunke thrilled a packed court By
calmly describing his shooting Of the
sisters - they sat side by aide in arm
chairs az their instigatiOn and with
their fun consent. The father Of the
girls, a merchant. gave his daughters
excellent characters, as smiable. quiet,
innocent giElS IL transpires that the
mother Of the girls has since committed
suicide through grief
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
siOo Reward siOO

The readers OF ihis paper win bs plsai
ed 10 learn that there u a. least oh,
dread disease that science haa been able
20 cure In all Ice stages, and that Il
CatarTA Halle Catarrh Cure IL che
only positive euro now known 70 the
medical fratornity CAtaFrh being q
constitutional dissass, requires a con
siituti0nal treatment. Halls CatArrh
Cure 10 taken internally, aeting direct
ly upon tho blood and mueous saTfaess
Of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of ths diseass, and giving
the patient strength By building ap
the Constitution and assising natuTs
In doing its own work. The prophet
os have % much faith In Ice curative
pOWers that they ohoF One Hundred
DollAFs for any oase thai Il fails 10
cure Send Tor hst Of testimonials.
AdATess y. J. CHENEY A Co, To
lodo. o.
Sold BY an dTuggistA T5e.
Take Halls FAmiy Pills FOR eonsti.
PAti0A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

tho eiiy-"fof tho common good, 4" as
tho Zurich people express H. The liues
carried. 10 1904. ii,eeI 900 persons AN
Increase Of 100000 over 1908. The
total sum paid for damages resulting
from accidents 10 others thah employees
was feaI. no injured workmrn on be-
lines che city paid 5000. No suits
we're necessary 20 enforce these elalmsi
they we're paid beeause they were just
SO politics entered into tho conduct Of
the road. An the details Of iis oper
aiious the receipts and expenditures
20 the last eentime were published 10
pamphlets Every citizen of Zurich
eould know AZ much as the manager
about the huanees Of tho lines.-Ev.
ybody's Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

The Swiss government win not grant
q franchise 70 any public enterprise ex.
eept with the PFovision that after q
lapse Of years the state may purchase
the undertaking IL Il sec AZ. In
this way most Of The street ear lines IN
Swiss cities have gone 70 the munici.
palitios, and those still In private hands
win eventually pass into public owner
shlp. have spoken Of the admirabls
traction system q Zurich. The line.
comprise In all twenty-five ana . Aali
miles Of traskaga Tho receipts IN 1901
were tS4s, $50, on which ths city proht,
were tlss,095. OF thsse prOGis tl0, ,O0(
Woat 70 q surplus fund for ronoWals
10000 10 q sinking fund 70 meet ths
purchase bonda tos, ass to pay ths in
tsTest on thess obligations. ana el5, ,ssi
Wss tuFLsd into the general funds of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Eray person should learn just what
ho red package looks hks and the
aoonony In using Allen's self riGng
l. IA b. FlOur. Il Il the most uutri-
zaus hlsud OF grains that can b mads.
You knOw that easy digestion aAd
perfeot assimiiatiOn Of food is neees-
ny for good health.
Any peEsOn can digsst hot gTiddle
sAkos, Boston hufhEs, BostOn Brown
Brsad o. Fruit Pudding made from our
|blond a pure food -four, and the am-
Ilcifg IN making Il up ana the Assur-
nee of having il just right, every
iue, should be considered.
Ask your grocer for it and II be l.
ol of Il send has name 10 us and We
N snpply you with sample pack
- free GrOeers who study your vel
s ma their own PrOht, win supply
1a Nith these goods al all times.
tILmgs b. B. n FLOUR 90.
aE'1 coast Factory, San Josa oal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
TEACHER
LOVED
GIRLS
Unwisely. But Too Well. and
In the Wrong Way

Pilot Rock, o., April 9.-Besauss
James A. Vases Of this city, who was
recently engaged 20 teach school In
the district just east OF Pilot Rock
commonly known as tho Little Red
School House, insisted on making love
10 the older girls in his school, the d.
FeetoFs relieved him Of any further
service in eonneetion with the school
Although no formal charges have been
preferred against him and no action
was taken further than his dismissal,
a great deal Of excitement has been
aroused in this neighboFhoOd.
IL is alleged that while he Was In
the act Of making love 10 one Of the
girls, making gOo-gOoeyes, etc, and she
was smuggling up 70 him like a sick
kitten 70 a warm bTiek, that . number
Of the other pupils arrived on the
scene OF action and caused them to
cease operations
The matter Was az once reported 10
the board Of directors, who presented
him with an order Of dismissal This
the teacher with amorous pEoclivities
accepted with the best grace possible
and hied himself 10 other pastures.
1t is also reported on good authority
that this is the second school that Mr..
Vases has lost within a month for
the same Teaon and II l. now very
doubtful IL he ever has q chance 70
teach another school in UmAtilla eoun.
ty.
A few weeks ago he was teaching in
District No. 20, which Is below Hol.
man, when complaint Was made and he
was promptly dismissed Il was also
rumoFed that ot1eE charges Of . more
serious nature might have been pre-
ferred against him but he succeeded
in having every thing hushed up and
kept out Of the paPerA
The citizens Of this district, however,
are not 90 charitable, and say that hs
deserves no mercy whatever. some
ara in favor Of PFefeTTing criminal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

framing laws and whereby congress d
guided Ia onaeting them.
"Tho tarin 10 going 10 be revised
In case there 10 no tarin revision a
this time, there viii be, 10 my opinion
Democratic house and there will be
a Democratic tariff bin There viii
not bo an ideal Democratic tariff. be-
ei by actual condition surrounding us,
cause We must 20 some extent BE- guid
which will make us swofvo 90 some
extent from the IDEAL but it will be
an approximation % a."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Disaaa8 ana 6iekne1s Bring Old Age.
HeFbine. taken every morning before
breakfast, Win keep yOs IN FObust
health, d you % ward on dissasA II
cures eonstiPatiOn, biliOuSness, dysPeP-
siA, fever ahin, liver and kidnsy com
plainta II Purihes ths blood aad sleass
the eomplezi0A.
MEA W. d. Smith, wkitnsy. Ter
writes April 3. le0os ''I have ussd
Hsrbins, and fnd 10 tAS best nsdisins
for eonstipsti0n ana hv~ tEO0blss. Il
doe AZ 20 slain fog a. eaa hshly
FeoOmn.s1d g." SOC. Sold b. d. J.
REy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Notice Il hereby given that I. ,. a.
Daley, county treasurer Of Coos com.
ty. Oregon, win redeem on Nay ]. 1900,
AZ the Bank of she New YoIk Security
A Trust Company, New York City, n.
r. bonds Nos 4, and o. (No. four,
i've and six) school district no. 3 Of
Coos county, Oregon No interest win
bs allowed after Nay !. 1000.
}. II. DULLY,
Coos County Treasurer.
Dated April 8, 1900. Coquins City,
Oregon. A6a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
TARIFF
MAY BE
REVISED

Washington, April a.-lh reply 20
tho challenG= of Speaker Cannon 20
tho Democrats % make tho tariff the
issue In the coming congressional
campaign, Representative John sharp
Williams. the minority leader, has
accepted the "def" and predicted an
early revision OF The tariff he made
IL plain that tho business instability
during the enactment Of tariff legisla.
ti0n was due 20 tho influence Of the
special Interests and corporations
which guide the committees in framing
taFin laws and congress 10 passing
them. His remedy IL 20 divorce
tho government from private business
and make the tariff receipts meet the
needs Of the public. M Williams
said.
"The tariff 10 goihg 20 be revised. II
tho Republican party has sense enough
aud courage enough 10 revise IL on
right lines IL win very materially aid
them in staying In power. They NAV
not stay even thea, because Il is felt
that there Is a check needed upon them
In other directions
Revision Up 70 RspublieAns.
eff they do not revise IL on other
lines some other party win. Il IL i'm
portant In the interest Of the stability
Of tariff rates that the proper pfinei.
PIE Of tariff revision should be Teeog
nized and acted upon. The proper
principal is the adopting Of tariff re-
eeipts, ike other revenue, 10 the needs
Of the public, and not 70 the needs Of
trusts and special isteresta Az long
as there Is a clash between individuals
or industries, each striving for some
advantage conferred By tariR laWF.
theTs can, IN the very nature OF things.
b no end Of taTih agitation
Divorce 0OVanmSnt and Business
"It 4 only when business is divorced
from government that government win
be divorced from business and from
constant interference with Il. Business
win never b diyoFesd from govern
meat % long as the budheas interests
Of individuals Or corporations is the
rule whereby committees are guided 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Jailer-sir, there's q reporter otside
wants 10 interview you
Noted Prisoner Tell him I'm not in.
Translated for Tales ffom Ls Jour.
nal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

charges against him. and II he had
made a hght 10 retain bic school, such
would probably have been done
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
Our Young Mems Suits!

We take special pains providing Just the right kind Of
Clothes for the young Of Is years Of age upwards
Our Suits have the desired Of style and make
up, while the fabrics the most appropriate We think
know exactly what the young fellows and
we have made ready for them We have both Single and
Double Breasted Cuts You'll find them different SIS 90
$780, $1,000 up to $3.50 Or $500. This an inter
estng for those fond of wearing styles in Clothes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED -Polisher that understands setting
up beds. Good pay. Commence aboat Mag
ist Box 40i, CITY 30tf
BUSINESS IHANCE--OppoTtnn for man
that knows how 10 manage polishing mill or
small cutting shed. An interest win be sold TO
such one, A firm doing large business in
tends 70 start polishing mill ri once. Adj
dress, with references and alnonnt would he
willing to invest. II. " Co.. Care Times. soft
IOsT--street blanket between Park street
and Eastman Brothers store. Finder leave ~
store. 30t3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
Special Values For Saturday, April q

Dmties, &c Per YadF hundred yards Of Dmt ii black and
white PINK and WHITE blue and white and polka dots These goods
have Just been unpackcd and usually sell Der ward For speci
bargain Saturday shall ask only &c yard Ask for samples
Muslin Sash Curtains, 25 Per Pair Another m Il those sash
that well last Saturday are made of good quality &c
muslin dotted and open work patterns with wide
hem top, all ready to Only 25C per pair
Ladies' Waists. 48C EacWast If dmty II b,e mi ,o dk
made with p back and front These Waists are an unusually good
the price ask for them Saturday. only 48c each
PERRY @ CAMP.
u and y Main Stress Barre. Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
LADIES' COATS

Just received BY express, lot Of
Ladies Three quarters Length Atwood
Coats in good mixtures. These are
Coats that have sold for $3.50 and $3.50.
We were able to get them at a price
and viii sell them while they last at
$3.50.
One lot Of Three quarters Length
Goats, made q good quality covert cloth,
worth 1915, on sale this week at $3.50
One Iot Of silk Coats, samples, no
two alike, at about one third of from
the regular price
One lot Of Wool Mixtures in this sale
AT $685..
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-19
LADIES SKIRTS


We put on sale this morning lot OF
Skirts that have sold at $500, $3.50
and $500, in colors Of blue, brown,
mixed and black. Only two or three
of a kind. Ii you can get your size
they are as good values as you ever
bought. The style il good and the price
is 1925.
One lot Of Black and Mixed Skirts,
good quality, that were $s.9s, to close
at S2.ee.
One OF our new Mohair Skirts, which
is of good value, ii made full flare gore
style, in good quality cloth, and priced
at $500.
Extra values in Grey Skirts at $3.50
and $3.a6.