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Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
HE HEALING WATERS
 OF AGUA CAuIENTE
Growing Popularity of a dariCOpa
 County Health Resort.

This county is wonderfully blessed in health resorts of one kind and an- other and an invalid can find almost anything he is looking for from noun tain air and climate to health giving hot springs. Reports from Agua Cali ente tell almost daily of the increasing health of those who have sought the healing waters of the Agua Caliente hot springs, particularly for relief from rheumatic ills and blood diseases
 The springs are among the longest and best known in the southwest and have been the mecca of invalids from the earliest settlement in this valley. Thty are now owned and managed by A. Modesti, who has built a hotel and other conveniences for the accommo- dation of the public and who has de cided to keep his resort before the public through the columns of The Re publican, and will hereafter maintain a standing advertisement
 MT. MOdest has great faith in the virtues of his springs and it is based not only on the Knowledge of the res toration to health of many of his per sonal acquaintances, but on the scien- tific basis of the analysis of the water. The water from these springs received the silver medal, which was the high est offered, at the St. Louis exposition.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
NEW DEVICE LESSENS
 RAILROAD ACCIDENTS
TeIsgraphOneIO Be Used in Train
 DiSpatching.

New York, Oct. Tiff experiments device, known as the telegraphone, sue ceed, another long step toward the pre- vention of railroad accidents will have been taken. The advantages which the telegraphone affords in train dispatch ing have attracted the serious atten- tion of railroad officials, and it is ex- pected that before long the new appa- ratus will be in use on several of the big railroad systems.
 It has been found that the telegra- phone makes a permanent record of all train dispatching orders sent by the telegraph ticker or over the telephone wire. The sound waves set up by the ticker act upon the diaphragm of the transmitter- attached to the telegra- phone and are thence conveyed to a thin steel wire, where they are cleo trically stored. As soon as a record of the orders has been made upon the wire the train dispatcher places the re- ceiver attached to the telegraphone to his ear and Immediately hears the or ders just as they were given.
 RetOIuS may Dt ItbGdltN rtS OI Iltll eto desired. but as soon as there is no fur ther need to keep them they may be wiped out by passing a strong magnet over the wire, thus making it ready for use again.
 In this way the possibility of error m train dispatching orders will be greatly reduced. There is no need to trust to the memory. as the orders are there upon the wire and can be referred to at any time. The records can be trans ferred for future reference by connect ing the receiver of the machine in daily use with the transmitter of a large storage telephone. Should any mis- take occur the responsibility can i'm mediately be located by reference to the words or the storage machine, an in- dicator showing on just what portion of the wire any particular record has been made. The record will give so perfect a reproduction of the dispatch CTS voice. even after months have elapsed,<that it can be al. once recog- nized.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02

ua-..But don't you think you could ,o-r, +o love rne?" She-'Tm afraid not The doctor told me to do noth- inc that would tire me.'-Philadelphi2 Record
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02

When fortune knocks at the door or the faint-hearted man he Is afraid % answer for fear it may be the wolf Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
pARAplsE AT PANAMA.
o..,o. Msqoon Enthusiastic Over e0"e' '' Isthmian Conditions

New York. oct. 1.-ChaIies 1.-Ch3s ,hi,ista- IT, sta poon. the retiring Ameriean e t,In niliS1ei naneI to PailallIa Ii.,1.a5 today from Colon. He a9i6 zone conditions on the isthmus were l, saaat sale fevorabie. The zone is well gov erned ..rU9s a and the people happy and pros porous. .,.o.-ressine- O.
 .'1saa+oriI,, although it is in the pre- lininarv 1T T1iIral stage. The main difficulty IS tbe labor question. Most of the ,leI9cag Ia9oag one e,.s oo1ne from Jamaica and Baroadoes CTS CIill Il,l-'. is dificuIty in keeping them ,r,.a gIt tnvI oor,roission is now engaged in or ranizing 2 lle men and putting skilled men 9t the head of each gang
 MT Magoon is not favorably inn
 MI l3+,, +ba Chinese as a factor im P,TISec tbe construction of the canal About three il, [l thousand are there now and are are not desirable laborers- He says s.. .lla. . ne soon as a Chinaman gets money enough he quits and starts a shop or his own.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
CAREFUL DOCTOR Prescribed Change of Food Instead of
 Drugs.

It takes considerable courage for a doctor to deliberately prescribe only food for a despairing patient instead of resorting to the usual list of medi- cines.
 There are some truly scientific phy- slclans among the present generation who recognize and treat conditions as they are and should be treated regard less of the value to their pockets Here's an instance,
 -Four years ago I was taken with severe gastritis and nothing would stay on my stomach, so that I was on the verge of starvation.
 T heard of a doctor who had a sum mer cottage near me-a specialist from N. Y.-and as a last hope, sent for him.
 After he had examined me carefully he advised me to try a small quantity of Grape-Nuts at first, then as my stomach became stronger to eat more
 'I kept at it and gradually got so I could eat and digest three teaspoon fuls. Then I began to have color in my face, memory became clear. where before everything seemed a blank. My limbs got stronger and could walk. So I steadily recovered.
 Now after year on Grape Nuts l weigh 153 lbs. My people were sur prised at the way I grew neshy and strong on this food" Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich Read the little book, "The Road to We'll ville.' in pkgs.
 There's Q reason"
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
SUMMER VACATION
 IN EASTERN GILES
Prof. Fountain Spent it Pursuing
 Studies in Music.

Professor NJ. Fountain of this city, has returned from two months visit on the Atlantic seaboard, devoted al- most entirely to work in the line of his profession, namely the study of music in all its branches and of composition. He spent most of his time in New York and Boston, but would take occasional trips to Newport and other popular re- sorts. where he could study the social life of the east a little ands also enjoy the delightful sea breezes of the north atlantic coast.
 In New York also he took a course in fencing and saber practice, not that he intends to invade Cuba or become flibuster, but because he likes that kind of sport and exercise. A number of Phoenix young men among whom Is Prof. Fountain, propose during the coming winter to organize a fencing club and he improved his opportunity to get little good instruction from the masters of the art.
 In respect of his music studies he de- voted himself mainly to composition and other finishing points. He has al- ready a very good Knowledge of instru- ments but he wants a general familiar ity with all branches of music for all are closely connected with his business. Though he is mainly a dealer in mus ical supplies and a teacher of instru- ments, he has ambitions in the line of composition and some very hattering prospects, It was to perfect himself mainly in this direction that he went east, and hopes to go again al no dis tant day. He has been at work for a long time on classical compositions which he has not finished for various f-,F- less money in such productions and but small demand except from recog- nized composers. He was encouraged however, to continue his efforts in this direction and incidentally he intends to busy himself somewhat with popular and catchy music inasmuch as it re- turns more money. While he was there he composed one piece. the result of the inspiration of his own vacation trip to the east. It is entitled Are You Taking a Vacation" and will be pub lished and on sale in Phoenix about the middle of next month. It is a waltz song, solo and chorus. though he has also arranged it for quartet sing ing He had the pleasure and satis- faction of hearing ir sung in public from the manuscript before he left New York He is the author of both the mu- sic and the words the words of the chorus being as follows:
 - Are you taking a vacation,
 Aren't you feeling very fine?
 Let me be your self protection
 I will love you all the time.
 Will you take me, will you honey,
 l will promise to be true;
 l will let you spend my money,
 You'll love me and I'll love you.
 
 When fortune knocks at the door of
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
A STRONGER MARKET
It Had BraCed Itself Against the
 Worst.

New York, oct Wall street braced itself for the shock of a pos sible call money furry today. The bracing was so effectual that a con- siderable show of strength resulted when it turned out that there was not much of a money furry after all.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. oct. 1--Forecast TOT Arizona: Fair, Tuesday and "euileS day
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
TO SAVE THE FORESTS.
californians Will Appeal to the
 President.

San Bernardino. Cal, Oct. 1.-The people of San Bernardino through the board of trade. have appealed to Pres ident Roosevelt to save the big forests of this county from destruction at the hands of timber cutters. A resolution has been adopted and forwarded to the president, asking him to incorporate in his next message to congress a recon mendation for a law to conserve the forests. Nothing short of government ownership, says the language of the petition, will serve to stop the timber cutting.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
WORSE THAN BEFORE.
The Condition of the Transport Sher
 idan, Which Has Been FIoated.

Honolulu. oct 1.-The United States transport Sheridan, which ran agtound on Barber's Point, a t the southwest extremity of the island of Oahu, was hoated today with the assistance of the transport Buford.
 While both vessels were on the way to this port, it became apparent that the Sheridan was about to founder and she was beached. She was driven on the beach at the entrance of Pearl harbor, where she is now in a worse position than before.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
FRISCO CAR ACCIDENT.
A We'll Known Physician Instantly
 Killed.

San Francisco, Oct. In a street car accident this evening Dr. Ran dolph Croft Stoney, well known physician, was instantly killed and two other passengers seriously injured while standing on the steps of a northbOund Devisadero street car.
 A car approaching in the opposite direction left the track at a switch said to have been defective. w. D. McRae and Clarence Howell were also caught between the cars.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
A RUNAWAY CAR.
A Child Killed and a Score of People
 injured.

New York, Oct IA child was killed and a score of men and women injured, five or six dangerously, to- night when a runaway car of the Yonkers street railway dashed down the steep incline of McLane avenue and jumped the track at a sharp curve at the foot of the hill, turned over. burying the passengers in the wreckage.
 The accident was due to the break ing of a chain attached to the brake.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
$. old Is reg. and coupon. 1O2A; U. $. new As reg. and coupon, 131.
METALS.

METALS.
 New York, Oct. Cooper showed sensational strength in both the local and London markets. Supplies arg said to be scarce at all points with the mines sold ahead well into next year and speculative shorts as well as consumers are bidding the market higher in an endeavor to cover their requirements.
 Locally lake was quoted at S2O.OO .J 2O.25; electrolytic at $19.371a G2O.OO, casting at S19.25d19.75.
 Lead was steady at $5.75d6.O21a in the local market and e1S 12s Cd in London. Spelter closed at G27 los lr London and $6.1O@6.25 in the local market.
 Silver, 6S9s; Mexican dollars, 5214.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago oct. 1.-CattIe receipts 23,- 900; maraket steady to strong. Com mon to prime steers, S4.75@6.95; cows, $2.7O0475; heifers, S2.6O05.35; bulls. $2.4O@4.5O; calves, S3.OO@S.5O; fstock- CTS and feeders, $2.8O64.5O.
 Sheep receipts 10000; market steady for choice lambs and sheep, others steady to 1Oc lower. Sheep, S4.75H $50; yearlings, S5.7O@6.O0; lambs S6.OO@75O
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
GRAIN.

Chicago. oct. IA continuance os small receipts in the northwest caused strength today in the local wheat mar market, closing in the December de livery showing a net gain of 24c.
 December wheat opened at 75%, ad vanced to 769s 07612 and closed at 769s.
 December corn opened at 431a, sold up to 43ss a 43s4 and closed at 431z. December oats opened at 342s@34 to 341z. sold up to 345s and closed at 341a.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-02
BONDS

L. S- ref. 2s reg and coupon. 1OS2t: '. $. 5s reg. 10294, coupon 10315; U.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
Iapan.s Empress Popular.

II is doubtful if any royal consor
more loved by her people than . y
empress of Japan. Educated accofaI
ing to feudal ideas and skilled n Y
the accomplishments betting one
her social eminence, her males'
strongly favors the broadness OF rs
new education for women and iiO
her private purse gives large Sun
toward the maintenance OF wouea
schools and universities. During
war with Russia the empress ''s''s
the hospitals many times ana 60
day passed hours making oandas.
The effect of these bandages upon =
wounded soldiers has been Oh oeep :
terest to medical and scientlnc ~
for the soldiers honored oy ~
seemed to rally under pecullar ~
tai influence. All other bandases -,
destroyed after their first USE w. ~,
made by the empress were s'ein...
and used again for the simple r.. 4,
Of their effect on the recovery " =
soldiers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13

washington. n~e. 1-~rre@ldent Hoose.
~bssHs message TO the second session ~
she FJfty-ufnth congress deals with a
nmmber Of 1sw and important subjects.
chief Of which 10 slA9 government prose-
cutaon OF the trusts the abuss OF inJune.
stens IN labor troubles. the negro quos-
tten. tho preaching Of class hatred
fw,wecn capital ana labor. additional lexis-
iAtton for tho ceutroi of large corpora.
lions, federal inberltance and income
tar Law and currency reform.
The message sf,ens with q statement
OF what The last congress left unfinished.
and OF this he says.
~ again recommend q Law prohibiting
Al corpora ssons from contributing 10 tbs
cs,nEAl4n expenses Of any party. Such
sress let Indl via.,ai~ contribute a. they
fa.nlca All corporations from makinS
sssnt s,,.. raI any political purpose.
'Anpther blii which has just past one
house Of the congress and which IL ur-
law Il that eppferrsns upon the govern
sneat shs fight Of appeal In criminal
cases on questions u Law This digit
De nlssslss ae !. eos Luz sf y &C, s 81 ths
congress u u ~ course not proposed
that ~ any case vcFdis, Tor the de-.
Aside HsesntIy 10 ono dIstrict where
ths gossFnfusnt had Indicted certain peg.
sons for eaaspiTaeF ~ connection with
rebates. this court sustained tho defend
ants demurrer while in another jurla.
1tettoh an Indictment for conspiracy 20
obtain rebates has besn sustained by
tNr court. convictions obtained under III
ana two DESCENDANTS sentenced 10 impris.
@nment Tho tw0 eases referred 10 may
not he IN real conflict with each ether
bIt II IL unfortunate that there should
even he 40 Apparent conflict Al pres.
~nt shnfs II no way by which the gov
eFuFtent ean cause aleh e1nnlct, when
* oceurs, 70 be sotvsa ~ an appeal 20
higher court. and ths wheels OF Justice
are blorked without any real decision OF
ths question can not t0N strongly
urzs tha passage Of the bill ~ ateattOn
A Failure Ia pass witi result In seriously
hsinpsrlnk tbs government In It's EFFORT
W Obtain Jus -. enfst tally against
wealthy Individuals of corporations who
ia wrong and may alsa prevent the
government from obtaining justice FOR
wa3enofksfs who are not themselves
able ensvtiseiy 20 contest a case where
been axaiaas them have specineaily
Nj view recent decision W Il flWtrict
tatks iHavink railway employees with
aAt FeFMsdy for violation uf a certain NJ.
called labor statute, u seems an abaurds
wv 10 permit a stngts district Judge
A3aiHHt " hat may ~ this Judgment af
fhs hnn~hse asajefity ef his Colleagues
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
Keen In Good Heath

There are many thousands Of =
pie all over the world who can ,
tribute their good health to taking y
of two Brandreth's Pills every III
These pills cleanse the stomach 4
bowels, stimulate the kidneys Z
liver and purify the blood. They I
the same fine laxative tonic pills yul
grandparents used, and being pud
vegetable they are adapted to child.
and old people, as well as those
the vigor of manhood and womanhos
Brandreth's Pills have been in 4
for over a century and are for q
everywhere, plain or sugar-coated.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
High Position for Adml,,l

Rear Admiral Willard H. Bn,,.
who has just taken command a \
American naval forces in II. (,
will, 1t Is understood, soon be NJ
to take what has become to Be r.
ed as the most important post h Z
navy-namely. chief of the bur,.'
navigation. Admiral Brownsop y.
in the usual course, be placed q
retired list next year on accom-
old age, but owing to his e1celI.
physical and mental condition Il i,
derstood he will continue at the l,
of the navigation bureau at least I
ing the present administration.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
LIKE A FAIRY TALE
The Story of Postum Cereal IN Wv"
and Pictures.

The growth of the Postum 80
Co. is like a fairy tale, but "
every word of It, ~. N
The Door Unbolted' is the W.
a charming little booklet Just
by the Company which tells sas
illustrates. the story of this ~
able growth. II takes the resae, =,
the little white barn in NhNA ,sss
business was started jan l. -
through the palatial offices ano ~,
factory buildings of the "Wh''e 80.
that comprise Postumviiie'
Creek, Mich. -.,.rvl
The little white barn, so -
preserved. is a most interesuhs -
ing. for IL represents the naln' -.
ginning of one of the countrys !,
est manufacturing enterprises = -,
day. an enterprise that mas ~
from this little barn to VIZ . s,.ls
of factory buildings within 0D
more than ten years. -, a
No less interesting Is the gus, +,
fetal home of the Postum p,s.
The general Office building oil MI ~, 4
and his associates is reprooue-.,,-s
the Shakespeare house al 80 n
on-Avon, and upon the house - -
furnishings has been expense A
sums of money. until the FoOD !, 4.
more like the drawing rooms ,,rs.
mansions of our mul'i-nliiii'D
than like Offices -, ths'
That Mr.. Post has oehs'e :, u
oughly in the idea of GYMS ..l,stu
employees attractive and - u
work rooms is proven not ON: ,.. =
general Office building of the u - n
and its furnishings, but us ,hes
tories as well. and Of all y ~, al
things this beautiful little eo -, - So
the interesting story. IL vi"
to anyone on request.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
10 Represent Italy and Spain


The two great Catholic countries I
Europe, Italy and Spain, are sendll
new ambassadors to the court Of y
James. The marquis di San Giuliaaa
who will represent Italy, is compan
lively a young man. He comes Of Y
old Sicilian family of Norman descent
and is highly cultured, having travels
extensively with good results. He
an enthusiastic student of Dante an
is president of the Italian Geographic
society. Senior Villa Urattia, the ns'
Spanish ambassador, accompane
King Alfonso to London on the ID
mentous occasion that ended In bis q
gagement to Princess Ena, and vo
golden opinions for his tact and cou
tesy during that visit.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13

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setting ASIDE the iudxnsass ~ tatnrtaf
sAatta ga hes hnssAtlt absolutely un.
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sskn ~ thw r@yffr NaAssss "A shall AfMFnta
xipwaY ssr~at that tes ssFpt caaspiatned
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
Wife Desertion Ala.

So many Cincinnati wives ~.
deserted by their husbands Of u. ,
the city council has taken a..
ward putting a check on sues
Always. 1t has been found that I
gage loan sharks are contribu,,.
tors in a great many cases. Y
ability to mortgage his furnitur, y
out the knowledge of his VII. \
strong temptation to husbands q !.
will. An ordinance has been :.
duced making such mortgage n
avail unless they bear the sigp,,,.
both husband and wife.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-13
ROOSEVELTS ANNUAL
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS
President Deals with Some New and Important
Subjects and Re A,o Recommends
Much Legislation
ASKS FOR INCOME AND INHERITANCE TAX

Believes Sres Legislation 10 Cons tutona and That Would Curb the
Growth f Fortunes Dangerous Proportions for Legia
ton That VIII Enable Govern nent to Appeal Criminal Cases in
Presecaisns Of the Truss-Would Minimize Labor
TroubIsHn Views on tse Negro Question Promises Special
Message Panama CanaCuban Intervention Currency Re-
fern and Many Oh.r Su jscis Reviewed