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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-22
NEW HUSBAND.
Quite an Improvement on Old One.

81 have been compelled to stop
drinking it, said to a friend who ask
ed me to strengthen up on a cup of her
good coffee. Well she said. that
needn't bother YOU, for ! have Postum
Food Coffee here. which completely
cured a friend of mine of sick head
aches
Il tried her coffee and ii was very
good. but when | tried to make it at
home. was disappointed. / soon found
that | was not making it correctly. but
by putting in two heaping teaspoon
fuls of Postum for each person and
letting il boil twenty minutes. it was
delicious O
Il had at that time been an invalid
for several years. but did not know
my trouble was caused by coffee drink
ing. Of which | was very fond. l i'm
mediately began to feel better after
leaving off coffee and using Postum.
and stuck to il.
"One day | met a lady who was
troubled the same as | was, and whose
appearance one the street really shock
ed me, for she was so emaciated. She
exclaimed in surprise at my improved
appearance. and wanted to know what
| had been doing. She asked me If
had a healer of any kind. | said, Yes.
| have allowed Postum Food Coffee to
work the almost complete miracle of
curing me-
My husband has been absent from
home for some time. and has been in
wretchced health, having been in the
hospital twice for Indigestion. / wrote
Ia 4 n.
tum-told him also just how to make
it. Yesterday | received a letter from
him in which he says. I am feeling
very much better, thanks to you and
Postum. / sleep better. eat better. and
in fact, my dear. am quite an improve
ment on the old husband There's a
Reason" Read The Road to Well
ville." in pkgs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-22
MINING APPLICATION NO. 271.
United States Land Office.

Notice is hereby given that Hualapai
Copper Company has made application
for patent for the Hualapai No. 1,
Hualapai No. ., Hualapai No. 3. Hual-
apai No. 4. Hualapai No. 5, Hualapai
No. 6. Hualapai No. Z. Hualapai No.
s. Hualapai No. 9. Hualapai No. 10.
Hualapai No. IL, Hualapai No. IL.
Hualapai No. Is, Hualapai No. IA.
Hualapai No. Is. Hualapai No. 1S.
Hualapai No. II, Hualapat No. IS,
Hualapai No. 10. Hualapai No. 90.
Hualapai No. 81. Hualapai No. %.
Hualapai No. %, Hualapai No. "a,
Hualapai No. 25 lode claims. Mineral
Survey. No. 1855, located in the Moor
Mining District Maricopa County.
Arizona. approximately IT. Township s
North. Range East. Unsurveyed.
Hualapai No. l Lode. Beginning at
cor. No. 1. the NV. cor. U.SI-.M. No.
1855 bears n. ! degree 80 minutes E.
2127 feet. Thence S. IS degrees 90
minutes w. 1900 IT. to cor. No. 2.
Thence S. IS degrees 90 minutes E.
627.4 #. TO cor. No. 3. Thence n. IS
degrees 90 minutes z. 1900 IT. TO cor.
No. 4. Thence N. IS degrees. 90 min
utes w e27.4 II. to cor. No. /, the place
of beginning.
Hualapai No. Lode. Beginning at
cor. No. /, the NE. cor, U-SL-M. No.
2355 bears n. Is degrees % minutes E
1907 #. Thence S IS degrees 90 min
utes ". 1900 Il. TO cor. No. .. Thence
S. 3S degrees 90 minutes W. 627.4 IT. to
cor. No. 3. Thence N. 25 degrees 90
minutes E. 1900 IT. to cor. No. 4.
Thence n. IS degrees 90 minutes W.
627.4 IT. to cor. No. /, the place Of
beginning.
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cor. No. i, the NV. cor, U.S.L.M. No.
2355 bears n. SO degrees % minutes
E. 14O7 #. Thence S. IS degrees 90
minutes w. 1889 #. to cor. No. 2.
Thence S. IS degrees 90 minutes Z,
6274 It. to cor. No. 3. Thence n. IS
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of beginning.
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1907 #. Thence S. IS degrees 90 min
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N IS degrees 90 minutes W. 627.4 IT.
TO cor. No. 8. Thence n. IS degrees
90 minutes E. 1889 #. to cor. No. 4.
Thence s. SO degrees 90 minutes Z.
s274 It. to cor No. 1, the place of
beginning.
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cor No 7 the NV cor TSI.N No.
o2ss bears n Al degrees "a minutes
w 1905 n Thence s. az degrees. 90
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-22
VERSATILE QUEEN.

Queen Elizabeth of ROumania is IA
nous as a dramatist. poet. painter.
musician. architect. worker in tapes
try and embroidery. and a scientist.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-09-22

II II is a ten-cent cigar. that is n
sign a man is more likely to leave the
band on it until it burns.-Atchison
Globe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
WORLDS PEACE
NOT IN REACH
HEAD or THE HAGUE CONFER.
ENcE TAKES A PEssi.
MYSTIC VIEW.
has HOPE FOR ARBITRATION
THE Dutch Government lie Doing All
Possible to Promote Success
Carnegie and Rooss-
welt cheered.

The Hague-M Nelidon opened the
peace conference by affirming that uni.
veTsal peace and disarmament was un.
,hitainable.
The deliberate utterances OF the Rus
sian statesman. although pessimistic
TO the extent referred to, were hope.
iful later, when he said he believed that
a better method for the judicial adjust.
ment OF disputes was possible even
though all conflicts between nations
were no more avOidable than conflicts
between individuals.
In the course Of his address. NJ. Mel
1dofi greatly pleased the American
delegates by the high tributes which
he paid to President Roosevelt and
ANDREW Carnegie. not mentioning any
other countries or rulers.
The reference to President Roose-
welt in the speeches OF both DR.. Van
Tets van Gourdain. the Netherlands
foreign minister, and NJ. Nelidoif were
greeted with rounds OF applause
Conference In Session 20 Minutes.
The whole ceremony lasted hardly
30 minutes, when the conference al.
5ourned.
Tea was served in the main hail and
the committee rooms after the ad'
3ournment
A driEzling, overcoat day did not
prevent the government OF the Neither.
lands from trying TO give the city
gala appearance.
The red, white and blue flag OF Hol.
land. side by side with the orange
standard OF the republic Of Nassau.
was hoisted over every public build.
ing and many private residences few
the national colors.
Fortunately the clouds began to
break toward noon and people gath
cred to witness the arrival Of the dis.
tinguished foreigners.
As upon the occasion Of the first
conference. the government Of the
Netherlands, in order 10 lay stress
upon the peaceful character and OBJ
jects OF the conference. especially re-
Quested the delegates and military and
naval attaches not TO appear In uni.
form or wear any insignia of their
rank.
Much surprise at the fact that Ger.
many and Australia have representa-
tives on the secretariare at the peace
conference. This state of affairs is at
tributed at an alleged agreement be.
tween the three powers TO adopt a
passive attitude keeping themselves
apart from the intimate work of the
conference.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
Rich Woman Tortured
Young Girl to Death

Flandreau. S. d., June 2l.-Mrs.
Moses Kaufman, society woman and
the wife OF a rich brewer OF Sioux
Falls. was found guilty OF manslaugh.
ter in connection with the death OF
Agnes Polreis. a lG.year-old girl who
had been in her employ as a servant.
The verdict was a great surprise and
Mrs. Kaufman and her relatives
were stunned. Her attorneys imme-
diately moved for a new trial. and ar.
guments will be heard at Yankton,
Oct. 10. Oct. 2l has been set for pass.
ing sentence on Mrs. Kaufman, her
bond of $4,000 standing.
The death of Agnes PolreIs was the
second tragedy in the little family OF
recent years. Within a decade an
elder sister OF Agnes was shot and
killed in Germany by rejected suit.
or. When Agnes died about a year
ago Mrs. Polreis could not endure the
shock.
Poured Hot Water on Her.
Agnes was compelled TO earn liv.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
TELEoRAPH WIRES CUT AND
RAILROAD TRACKS ARE
TORN UP.
TO ARREST THE LEADERS
The Announcement Of the Activity
Of the Government Has In
creased the Excitement to
q Dangerous Point.

Paris-The government appears to
have acted none too soon In determin-
ing to set the law In motion against
the revolutionaries in the south OF
France. Projects report the com.
mencement OF efforts to raise the pop
ulace and three departments, the
Aude, Herault and Pyreness-Orient-
ales, are apparently nearing a stage
when aggressiyeness will replace pas
sivity.
Advices from Narbonne, department
OF the Aude, show that the situation
there has become worse. Dynamite
has been discovered on the railroads;
In some cases the tracks have been
removed; the telegraph wires have
been cut so as TO impede the arrival
of troops and the revolted villagers
Lave been collecting materials for
barbados.
The excitement at Narbonne and
other places has increased dangerous.
ly owing to the announcement OF the
activity OF the government and the
agitation of hot heads. The announce.
ment of the inteption OF the govern.
ment to arrest the leaders OF the wine
growers movement was promptly fol.
lowed by general rising OF the coun-
try side with the object OF resisting
government forces.
In view Of the incendiary threats.
the general stan Of the 10th army
corps held a midnight conference at
Montpelier and plans were made to
meet eventualitIes.
The wine-growers' committee at Ar.
gellIeres is still outwardly counselling
strike with folded arms" but the
followers evidently are out of hand.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
FEDERAL RECEIVER
wATERs-PlERcE STOCKHOLDERS
SAY BUSINESS Is RUINED.
THEY MAY SELL FOR sA2.Ooo,Ooo
Bona Eide OFFER Made, the Declare.
ton In Court az sher.
man, Texas.

Sherman, Tex.-Bradley w. Palmer.
n stakeholder OF the Waters-Pierce OIL
Co., through his attorney. filed an ap.
pllcation for a receiver for the com
pany in the United States district
court here, alleging that the business
OF the company was being ruined by
litigation brought by the Texas Off.
GERS and that the last legislature
passed such drastic antitrust laws
that the company Is anxious 10 quit
the state. but that the recent judg.
ments secured in Travis county act as
a cloud on the title Of the property OF
the company and renders IL impossible
to sell.
II is alleged that II has a bona.hde
offer Of S42.0OO.O0O for It's tangible
property and contracts and that II real.
ly wants TO get out OF Texas. II Is
further alleged that the stringent anti.
trust laws which become effective July
IL will make II a felony for any EN-.
ployes TO work for n TRUST: that all en-
ployes OF the company viii quit on that
date. and that in order to conserve
the business II will be necessary for
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
TO STUDY NAVAL CONSTRUCTION
Secretary Meteaf viii Go to san
Francisco shlpyards.

MISUNDERSTANDING Metcaif will
leave Washington June 30 for San
Francisco. where he intends to study
conditions in shipyards. with special
reference TO naval construction. The
fact that existing labor conditions on
the Pacific coast and the high prices
OF material make II impossible for
shipbuilders there to compete for gov.
eminent contracts with eastern ship
yards has given serious concern to
the naval general board as affecting
the plans for naval development.
While in congress. Secretary Metcaif
strongly resisted the abolition OF the
differential OF per cent formerly al.
lowed in favor Of Pacific coast ship
builders and It is probable that IL his
Investigations show that percentage
fairly represents the difference be-
tween the east and west, a strong APP
peal will be made to re-establish the
differential.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
THIEVES USE ETHER
PUT 1T THROUGH kEYHoLEs
INTO SLEEPING ROOMS.
ROBBED WEALTHY NEW WORKERS
Confession Of a ts.Yearold Prisoner
Gives the Police a Glue to
Gang Of Burglars.

New York--The confession of Chris
Schang. a i9-year-old prisoner at Min
cola, L. l., will prove. the police be-
lieve. the undoing OF the gang Of bur
glars which for six months has ter.
rorized the wealthy colonies OF Nassau
and Suffolk counties. Schang impli.
Gated others under arrest and said
that they had secured loot valued at
between $4,000 and 100000. About
$4,000 worth OF this plumber, includ-
Ing paintings, statuary. silver and
bric-a-brac, was recently recovered at
hotel and the police expect to get
the remainder OF the missing goods.
on Schang's information.
Schsng told the district attorney that
when he and his companions entered
house they invariably squirt ether
through the keyholes of the bedrooms
In which persons were sleeping so that
the robbers could conduct their opera
tons without being disturbed.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
scHMITz APPLIES TO COURT OF
APPEALS ON WRIT OF
HABEAs coRus.
SIXTEEN SHOWINGS ARE MADE
Attorneys Declare He Is Suffering from
lneurable Disease and InprIson-
nnent Would Cause HE
Death.

San Francisco, Cal.-Mayor Schmitz'
attorneys applied to the district court
OF appeals for the release OF the
mayor on bail on writ OF habeas cor.
pus. Sixteen snowings are made In
the appeal. and at least one OF them
Is decidedly sensational. II is a dec.
laration by his attorneys that the
mayor is suffering from an incurable
disease and that Imprisonment in
jail would cause his death. II Is un.
derstood that the disease referred to
is an affection OF the kidneys. and that
II has advanced to a serious stage.
The petition alleges that the section
OF the penal code under which the
mayor was ordered into custody is un.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
PLuMs FOR DOCTORS.
Illinois Board Examines Applicants for
Hospital Positions.

Springfield. Ill-The state civil SER
vice commission held examinations In
Chicago. Springfield and East 81. Louis
for director of the new Illinois State
Psycopathic institute. TO be located at
Kankakee, local pathological for each
insane hospital in the state. a general
physician for each charitable institu.
ton, with the exceI ton OF insane hos.
pitfalls, and first assistant to the super.
intendent Of all insane hospitals. There
are 81 candidates for these positions,
eight Of them for director OF the Psy.
copathic institute.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
RAISING CHURCH FUNDS.
California Pastor Receives Conditional
Donation Of 5000.

Kansas Olty--P. c. McFarlane, pas,
tor OF the First Christian church OF
Alamenda, Cal. and emergency seore-
tary OF the American Missionary So
ciety, who is raising fund OF 500, 900,
TO rebuild the Christian churches de-
stroyed In the great San Francisco.
fire, received subscription of $1,000
from r. A. Long of this city, condi.
toned on an additional $1,000 being
given in Kansas City and $4,000 In
st. Louis. Further, II Missouri, out
side OF the two largest cities. gives.
$4,000, Mr. Long will add $4,000. July
z is to be observed as San Francisco.
day in all the 10000 Christian
churches in the United States and
special Offering will be taken up for
the rebuilding fund.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
tiondurans Are nra,sful.

Washington--Grateful citizens Of
the HOnduran town OF Puerto Cortez
have addressed letter to the navy
department expressing their spprecia-
ton OF the work OF Commander Full.
lam Of the gunboat Marietta during
the recent war between Honduras and
Nicaragua. Without specific instruc-
lions from the navy department. Com.
mander F,lllam landed bIue-jackets
and restored order when the town was
In a state Of anarchy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
TO STUDY IN MISSOURI.
South Americans Reach RoIla to Enter
School OF Mines.

Rolla, MOD. Fedora Diaz and
Hector BOA have arrived In Rolla to
enter the School OF Mines next year.
DiRz registers from Santiago de Chilli
and Boza from Lima City, Peru. They
came to America to study mining and
selected the School OF Mines of Mis-
souri,. They were met in New York
by Emilio Diaz, brother OF Fedora,
who attended the School OF Mines last
year. and who was elected president
OF the International Society Of the
School Of Mines. Until the school
opens in the fall they win study the
English language.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
IN MEMORY OF MCKINLEY.
White Marble obelIsk to Be Dedicated
In September.

Buffalo, n. Y.-The obelisk erected
here by the state Of New York and
the city OF Buffalo, in memory of the
late President Mckinley, who met his
death while a visitor to Buffalo. will
be dedicated in the first week in Sep.
TENDER. The obelisk is a pure white
marble shaft SO feet In height. On
two sides Of the pedestal are inscribed
the record OF William Mckinley as n
soldier and a statesman. On the north
side is the following:
William Mckinley died in Buffalo
Sept IL. 1901. the victim OF a treach-
erous assassin. who shot the president
as he was extending TO him the hand
OF friendship"
Facing east. west, north and south
from the angles OF the pedestal are
four sleeping lions Of marble and Of
heroic size.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

ing and in seeking employment en-.
countered Mrs. Kaufman. II was
charged that soon after she took the
position Mrs. Kaufman began a Sc
ries OF abuses that eventually brought
death.
Peter Erickson, formerly a hired
man with the Kaufman family. on
the witness stand. said that one day
he saw Mrs. Kaufman pouring boil.
ing water on the girl after she had
fallen TO the floor from exhaustion.
Erickson started to Miss Polreis'
aid. but was waved hack. he said, by
the woman. who said she was throw.
Ing hot water on Agnes "in order to
get her up On another occasion
Erickson said he saw Mrs Kaufman
jostle the girl to the floor in the storm
house when Agnes was so weak she
could hardly stand. This was not long
before the young woman was sent to
a hospital in Sioux Falls. A little
later she died.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27

some authority TO arrange 10 carry II
on.
The company voluntarily appeared.
waived service and prayed for the
same relief asked by the stakeholder
filing tie bill.
Judge Bryant granted the petition
and named c. b. Dorchester, cashier
OF the Merchants and Planters Bank
OF Sherman, as receiver, fixing his
bond at 100000. In making this or
der. Judge Bryant notified the attor-
neys for the prepayment that he wanted
1t understood that the property and
proceeds arising from the sale OF the
assets OF the concern would be held in
his court for the payment OF the states
Judgment Of 3l.500OO0 should that
judgment be made nnal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
DRASTIC MEASURES
500 ARRESTED At ODESSA SINCE
DISSOLUTION OF DuMA,
DISORDERS ARE INCREASING DAILY
Publishers Are Warned Not to Cam.
nent or Their Publications viii
Be Suspended.

Odessa, Poland-The news OF the
dissolution Of the duma and the EN-.
perors manifesto was received with
stupefaction by the progressives here,
VINO had not expected the abrogation
OF the laws SO far forced from the
government, but provoked the highest
enthusiasm :aSm the Union OF True
Russians. who celebrated the event
with the sanction OF the authorities.
Accompanied by ~ Cossack band, the
True Russians marched In procession
20 the cathedral. where n special serv-
ice was held. They carried huge Rus
sian banners and busts OF high govern.
mcnt officials. owing TO Gen. Kaul.
bars previous warning, there were no
excuses.
Since the dissolution OF the duma
the police have arrested more than
300 persons, including three profes-
sors, the leaders of the different rad
ical parties and several families, In.
Guiding number of children. Gov.
Gen. Kaulbars summoned before him
all publishers and warned them
against commenting on the dissolution,
otherwise their publications would be
suspended.
Although there are no strikes, dis.
orders and terrorism are increasing
daily. Bombs have been thrown and
persons assassinated in numbers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
Rsspl,es Granted to Three.

Jefferson City. Mo.-Governor Folk
granted respites to William A. spaugh,
Jr.. and John and Ameleck Brooks,
sentenced to hang, to July %, the same
date as that on which F. Seymour Bar
rington is TO hang in st. Louis county.
spaugh Is under sentence in Rey-
nolds county for the murder OF Sher-
IN Polk of Iron county. The Brooks
brothers are under sentence for the
murder Of John Clemmons. The
three were to have been hanged on
June "a.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
70 cOntInue BLAND On LIauer Tan.

Atlantic City, p. 1.-THE National
Liquor Dealers association held q
busy meetirs. The membership fec
was raised from s2b 20 $50. A num-
Der OF stirring resolutions were adopt
ed. One declared for . continuance
Of the tight in congress for a Iowar
tax on distilled spirits; that the prea-
ent rate - outrageous. and that also
that a. the present internal revenue
act Is 45 years old, II should be 70.
viaed. The association protested
aeaIngt present unfair pure food law. 8
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
May Sell zion CITY PrOpsrtv.

Chicago--Judge Il. NJ. Lands OF the
United States district court granted TO
John c. Hately authority to sell prop
erty In Zion City held by Hately as re-
ceiver. He also entered an order al:
lowing a discount 70 investors in Zion
City property 10 per cent on payments
OF Arrears. II having been shown that
investors had contracted to pay for the
property more than It was actually
worth. In order 20 protect the prop
erty, Receiver Hately has arranged to
pay one.third Of the interest on the out.
standing Indebtedness up to March 4.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
Ask for state ReesIvsr.

Austin, Textile controversy as To-
the receiyership of the Waters.Pierce
oil Co. took another turn which may
further complicate the proceedings In
federal and state courts. The states
attorney filed an application in the
court OF civil appeals, asking that or
ders be issued TO place the affairs OF
the company in the hands Of the state
receiver instead OF c. B. Dorchester.
which receiver was appointed by the,
federal court.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
DEFENDS ELKINs BILL.
Foraker Declares Il a Complete Rem
edy for Rebate Evil.

Put-in-Bay, Ex-senator J. d. Fora.
ker addressed the National Associa.
ton OF Freight Traffic Agents here.
Senator Foraker defended the Elkins,
bill, which he declared is a complete,
remedy, when fully enforced, for ALI
the evils OF the rebate system. He
defended his opposition to the Hep
burn bill on the triple grounds that.
1t was unnecessary on account OF the
existence OF the Elkins bill; that it
is opposed to the principles OF the con-
sitution OF the United States. and that
II was impolltic to permit any seven
men in Washington or elsewhere to
fix railroad rates.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
REMAINS OF MAN.oF.wAR.
100 Tons Of Eerap Iron 10 All that
10 Left Of the Viper.

81. John. N. B.-A pile of 200 tons
OF scrap iron in the hold OF the dis.
masted bark wildwood, which has ar.
rived here from Bermuda in tow of
the ocean tug Gladisfen. is all that re.
mains OF the old British man-of-war
Viper. The Viper was one OF the Eng.
lish-made warships with which the
confederacy proposed TO destroy the
United States navy during the civil
war, but British government learned
OF the use intended Of the warship
and she was confscated and later sent
to Bermuda.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-06-27
Troops Battle with vaouIs.

GuayamRs, Mex.--word has Just
reached Col Alberto. military chief,
that troops of the national guard under
Francisco Cotab. wiped out a village
OF so Indians north Of Ortiz. In the,
Cerio De Las Lajas. Six Yaquis were.
killed. A number OF prisoners were.
taken. Il is understood all the prison
ers will be depOrted to the Quintanar.
70 in the extreme southern part of the
republic.