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Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

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Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
Awful Creature Was
 Ninety Feet Long Recent Grewsome Experience of Chi- cago Man Is Sample of a Series of
 Such Cases

During l.. T. Cooper's recent visit to Chicago, where his new preparation and theory created the usual sensation, many hundreds of people brought enormous internal parasites to the young man, which had left the sys- tenn after taking his medicine.
 Among these people was Mir. Emil Winkler. who brought to Cooper 6 tapewcrm that proved to be over ninety feet in length. Mir. Winkler. who resides at 1S2 East Ohio street, Chicago. had this to say of his expe- rience: For five years I have been more or less complaining. I have had severe headaches. and any food that I would eat would nauseate me. I would have bad dreams almost every night; dizzy spells would compel me to quit work. Black spots would appear be- fore my eyes when stooping over and rising quickly. l would feel tired most of the time: in fact. I had no life in me to speak of for the last five years. I tried various treatments. and one
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

and maintenance of the board of trade. This of course is merely to indicate the general way in which the funds are to be disbursed, wherever a care full directorate shall decide will be most advantageous. and without fol- lowing off after any one persons hob by. IL may be predicted that the money can be spent easily enough and to good purpose. The hardest job is getting hold of il.
 In this connection F. D. Engebritsen, who is assisting Secretary Cowgirl has been out among the people for two or three days and says he has been met with open hands in every quarter. He is devoting himself par ticularly to securing subscriptions to this general board of trade fund. He has met a large number of the people and all have welcomed him cordially, invited him to come again. have prom ised their support. and most of them have either subscribed or announced their intention of doing so.
 Messrs. Kothe and Roche. who are here representing the Calkins Syndi- cate which publish the we'll known magazine. Orchard and Farm. were present at the board meeting and ex- hibited to the members. samples of the panorama pictures recently taken for them by Photographer Huddleston, and which are to be used in advertising the .valley and as premiums for club sub scriptions to that farm paper and The Republican. The pictures were flat teringly commented upon and the board passed a resolution commenting them also as a fine advertising me dium.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
MOULDS DISCHARGED
 FLAW IN THE CASE
In Which He Was Charged With Find
 ing and Misappropriating Money.

Lloyd Moulds, charged with finding and appropriating to his own use the sum of $S6, the property of Ramon Naca. was discharged yesterday by Justice Johnstone. The trial of the case had been begun the day before and the territory had made an app parently strong showing. The prose- cutting witness swore that he had seen Moulds pick up and tear open the en- velope in which the money had been put. The companians of Baca swore that they saw him put the money into the envelope and seal it and Moulds himself admitted finding and tearing open an envelope as Moulds had de- scribed but he swore that there was nothing inside of it.
 But a weak spot was discovered by the defense in the case. In describing the amount of money which he had put into the envelope, Baca named various sums and told how he had re- ceived them. The aggregate of these sums was only $74 and inpno way could it be arrived at how he had enclosed sS6
 There was another circumstance WHICH NdS fbl tASldlIfu. Isdcd Sdln that he discovered the loss of the en- velope at Evergreen on his way to Phoenix from Granite Reef He hur- ried back over the road he had trav- eled in stage with two of his friends. one of them the driver of the stage and met Moulds, whom the stage had pass ed some time before. Ii was when he came in sight of him that saw him pick up something from the road and tear it apart. He hurried on, meeting and passing Moulds until he came to the torn envelope and then hurrying back climbed into the wagon with Moulds and rode with him to Phoenix.
 The defense dwelt upon the unrea- sonable fact that the friends Of Baca and allowed him to go back alone in search for the lost money when there was every probability that he would have to walk eighteen miles to Phoe- nix: it was contended that if they had really believed the money to be lost they would have returned with him or at least would have awaited his re- turn at Evergreen.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
AN IMPORTANT GAME
 WITH BISBtE TODAY
Cy Young Is Scheduled to Pitch For Phoenix. Large Attendance Is An ticiPated.

The game between the Bisbee Miners and Phoenix Browns will be called at 3 o'clock at Eastlake park The grand stand is finished and the diamond will be rolled this morning and everything will be in readiness for the series. Bis bee team will arrive in the city this morning on the Espee. The game will be called later than usual in order to give everyone a chance to eat as much turkey and the trimmings as he will want on Thanksgiving day. a little time 10 sleep off the effects ana then pro- eed to the ball game. Those who are too full for utterance can gobble their astonishment at the fast plays and pre- pare to strut up and down the crow ing path by the time the game is over.
 For the Browns are scheduled to win, at least it is a long chance that they will win. If ever they needed to win, If ever they were in shape to take down the cOlors of the Miners. it cer- tainly should be today. If the Browns lose. it places them to the extremity of taking three successive encounters, or else lose the series. The nine has had fine rest since the strenuous AAip Np NlAt NoRPNE AAtu " Young working just right it ought to be another turkey feather in the Phoe- nix cap.
 However, when it comes to doping out the score in advance. 1t is too much like pulling a wishbone to haz- ard a guess on which will get the long end. It is admitted that the Browns will have their hands full, busy from the beginning.
 It is not known who will be the twirler for Bisbee but it is likely that FJeharty will. if in condition, do the stunt The Bisbee pitchers were in prime condition during the series at that city. while all but Young of the Browns were having their off days. This game is such an important one that no one should miss the oppor- tunity to get in and root for Phoenix. It is certain to be a fast contest. and the days of league baseball in Phoenix this winter are in the sere and yellow leaf.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

In some forgotten age a city of con- siderable size occupied this site and extended for several miles along the river. In many places the foundation stones of many houses. in regular streets and blocks, may be seen, the walls extending for several feet into the ground. Everywhere is scattered fragments of pottery. ranging in size from a perfect olia to tiny bits, and these became mixed with tine clay from which the adobe bricks were made With a pocket knife. one may pick relics from any wall of the town. some beautifully colored and striped and some showing the finger prints of this forgotten race.
 Those who care to dig and delve into the old ruins are rewarded by un- earthing perfect ollas of various sizes and shapes. usually filled with charred human bones. These gruesome depos- its are frequently plowed up in the fields or uncovered where excavations are being made and excite little com ment The presence of the charred bones suggests that cremation was practiced and the ashes of the dead thus Ouflel
 Many things indicate that a popula ton of considerable magnitude once occupied this valley and evidence is abundant that they practiced the arts of agriculture and irrigation. Some of the modern irrigation dltches follow practically the same course of ancient canals. traces of which were plainly visible for miles.
 Prospectors who have toiled over the Gila range. north of the river. report many curious relics of a by-gone ely ilization. In one place an ancient for tification is plainly dscernable in a mountain pass and the ruins of a struc- ture which is thought to have been a crude shelter occupies a level bench. Of course the shelter indicates the presence of treasure nearby and much time has been expended in trying to read the ancient markings and locate its hiding place. Both gold and silver and copper have been found but not in quantities commensurate with the hspe and faith of the prospectors.
 This thing of living above the bones of some unknown race seems almost
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
COFFEE

Our name on the pack age gives us the credit, and puts on us the money back burden it isn't a burden!
 Your grocer returns your money if you don't Ike Schillings Best. VIC nay him
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

physician in St. Louis was recom- mended to me, and I was under his treatment some time, but as usual l obtained no relief
 50 many people asked me to try Cooper's preparation that I decided to do so. and after using it for a few days. this awful thing passed from my system. I feel much better all ready. and I want to say right here that I thank Mir. Cooper hundred times for what his medicine has done for me. I would not take 5000 and have that thing back in my system again"
 Mir Winkler is q fair sample of the experience of many during Cooper's stay in Chicago. and this no doubt helped 10 account for the enormous sale of the Cooper preparation in this city and others, recently visited by the young man.
 We sell and will be pleased to ex- plain the Cooper preparations-Wak lin's Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

pitcher FIeharty or shaner
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28

uncanny: but time has largely effaced the mystery and strangeness of it. The veil which separates the past from the present is impenetrable, and who they weIe who lived and wrought here. and when-all is a matter of the widest and most hay speculation.
 That an ancient city once existed here must have impressed the early Mexican settlers. for they named the locality Pueblo Viejo. and some know it now only by that designation.
 There is something wrong with the bride who doesn't select a homlier girl than herself for her bridesmaid
Arizona republican., 1907-11-28
ANCIENT FOUNDATION
 TOWN OF SOLOMONVIlLE
Abundant Evidences of a Prehistoric Race Which Dwelt on the Upper Cila.

Solomonvile. Ariz.. Nov. 26.-(Special Correspondence of the Republican.)- The old town of Solomonville has one rather odd feature. which usually es- capes the notice of visitors unless it is pointed out to them. Most of the old CT buildings are built of adobe and imbedded in almost every square foot of the walls are fragments of prehis- toric pottery.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28

Washington, Diciembre 28-Ls diBpql
Ia 1e Rixey BrGw1uon De hsce cada vez
mas aCRlorada. A3quiere lau proporoiones
de an verdadeFo afiaire sensational. El
almirante obIigado rsnunoiar por la
tirantaz de relaciones del NsgociRdo Ga
CsYg1 81 Fjscutivo, no 90 muestrs dis
pueato soeptar las enoEmas TeBponssbili'
dadeB que 80 ls Rchacan y que suponen 50
complets anulaci6n como marine, Gsatio.
na 50 defsnHs , trata de acumulsE toda
cIaBe de pTuobss que testifquen 81 50 cen.
ducta fu6 8 NO coTEects efcientes uus
asrvicios en- 81 Navigation Burtau Las
aceTbas crfticsB del "McCluTes Magazine"
gsneraIizsD, en- algda artfculo oitsHe ID
opinion de algunos vice almirantes, sob 9
todo del capitSu del Oregon quien dijo
raiz de la explosion oourrids en- las torres
del Mass0chussetts qus eSe terrible accidsn.
ts hubiera podido cauuaE, en- otras circunB
tanciRs, Ia destruction de vaEiOB bREcoB
causR saguEaments de defcienciR no advsr-
tidas con oportanidad por sl almir&ntazgo.
Sc cree que este asunto ssF6 pFesenta1o 81
Congrsso para gu eHelaTecimiento y de-
puraci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
Ell CRIMEN
De UN RELATOR.
Fue sentenCiado con aTlegIO a Ia
prstensi6n del ministerio pibliGO.
81 Is cOnsIdsFt como iut0r De IN deIltO ID
alsp'ro ] Issl0Hss.

Tsrmin6 Ia visits de Is oau4a instrufda
contra eI ex relstor del Tsi9unRl Supreme
de Esps ia, don HsliodoFo Rojss de Ia
Vega, de cuyo asunto hs itfEmado ex'
tsnBamante la COrTespOndenoiG.
81 Jurado, de acuerdo con Lar preten
clones del defsnsoF, sefor Nun z Torroba,
declare que 81 pTocesado era Culpable 30
laments de un dslito complete ds diBparo
y Iesiones , no de IN h3micidio On asa'
ainst0 fruatrado, como soRtsnfan 81 fscal
la scusaci6n privada, respectivaments.
FL miniaterio pdblico estim6 que del
fallo del tribunal no Sc deducia Ia exiRt9n'
cia ds niDguns circunstancia modifcativa
do ls Tesponsabilidad Bolicit6 que 30
impusisFa al sef1or Roja8 la penR de tres
amos cinco meseB de priai6n correctional
como autor de un dslito de dispaTos y
lesioneB.
81 stfior Mum z Torroba soatuvo gus
en- 81 veTedicto sa sfrmabB la atenuRnte
de arrebato , obcecaoi6q y fandado en-
clio, Holicit6 que so condsnass al BtfloF
Roias al minimum de Ia penR psdida poE
el fiscal.
La sals dict6 ssntsncia con arreg!o & Ia
pretensi6a del Eepresentsnts de la ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
EI gran Bszar.

La exposition de jUgqetes que ue We en-
las "NOvedadas" en- de gran gusto arte.
Los jUgdetes son de novedad, baratuVR y
esquiHits presentation. En- los otroB OBJ.
jetou de fsntsafa hay vsrpadaro lujo y los
aEtfculoB japoneseS son verdaderamente
recomendables. PortApsfiuel de geda,
guantes, psfiuelos de finfaimos bordsdoB,
sombsiilas, abanicos, & propioB para re-
galBs de Aho Nuevo, 80 enCuentran en- ell
gran Bazaar egcoisr. Grandes bonitsH
munscaB vsAtidsa, srtfsticoB tTsjeB hacen
las deliciss de Ia gente menuda que viaita
81 acreditsdo estAblecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28

suciou Corran 4 an pozo f ftrants provi'
Bi6n de sguR para 81 aaeo = limpiaza dc
Ia mismR.
-Esta mRfiana 4 las dieg di6 ccmienzo
Ia Rsamblea de las juntsB eHcosreB que
qued6 permauents syeF tsFds. HabIaFon
los Nlores Gonzalez Font don EnEi.
que Hernandez en- castelIano = Mr.. Ly'
onB, en- ipgl6S con 81 auxilio del atfl1r
Castro que le inteFpTet6 Eu discurso La
Comiai6n de ponencia que fu6 nombSada
para dictRminAr EobFe el infoEme del CO.
miaionado, termiu6 sug tTabajoB pre-
seut6 sI informs qus hR de disCutir Ii
aBsmblss totsl esta tarde.
Sc pTeBent6 una proposition OonniEtente
On que cadR delfgado tepga un turno en-
pro otro en- contra, fa6 aprobsda
levantandoae la session hsstR Ia una de la
tsrde.
-El barco de batRla New "Hamps'
hire" RCRbR de hscsT una recorrida en- Roc
kland que a'canz6 & 1875 mllss. La
mayor vslocidRd obtsnids por Ell Kansas"
bRrco hermRao del "Ntw Hampshire"
alcanz6 en- una prueb2 Official 1873
nudoB. GEL Vermont" lego IS. 50 El
"Connsticut" 81 Lousiana" 81 "Minnesota'
excedieron Ia 7elocidad del New.HumpA
hire
y han gsguido les lIuviau csda
dis Tssulta peor 81 estado de las GALES
del Comercio" en- Ia Marina, Fecinto
Oaste trozo de caFretera de la BRlidR
de Puerta dc Terra. Para circular por
euoB nitios pie des5e la entFada de la
ciudRd al lado dc Ia eBtsci6n del fsTToca
rTiI en- toda Ia izquierds de ls lfnea
de los oaEroB sl6ctricoS, exiats IN inmenso
lodazal, Rntihigi6nioo por dem6B cssi i'm
possible de pAsar pie.
Ell Biguients tslegrama fa6 Teeibido
esta mafiana por 81 DR.. Dexter.
"AguaB Buenas. Hon. Comisionado de
Educaci6n. San Juan. Senior, siento mu'
Cho no poder aHistiF mafanR aBamblea
segdn mis- dessoH, estoy impouibilitado pero
cTeo que no queda husTfsnR sBta junta, 20
delego on 81 padre Educaci6n de Puerto
Rico, que es vueAtER honoEabilidad para
que pueds. alCRnzaE los bsnefcios que 90
acuerden. .-Rs Rsapetuosaments, Romdn MW'
noe OOJJGsO. Presidents
EN- 81 CuRFtsl general de 10 poliCfa
infoEmsron estR msfiana un 'TepoTter'
de "LR Correspondence" que no habfR
niug6u Buceso que comuDicar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
A n U n c ! Q.
Dupart.nanto del interior Dc Puerto Rico.
Bureau de O6ras PGbEioas Ofcina del
Superintendent.

San Juan, P. R., Dieismbre 10 de 1907.
-Propoeicionea en- pIiegos cerrsdoB para
Ia adjudication en- pdblics subasts de Ia
construction de kii6mstros aproximads
mente de Ia carretsra de BsTranquitas
ComeTfo ae admitir6n en esta ofi2inR hasta
las 10 4. m. del dis 80 de DiciembTe de
1907 On que Sc sbrir6n p6blicamente.
El pEesupueBto sproximado de las obFss
asciande Z $26 $4,000.
TodoB los dstoa necesaTios, impreaoB de
pEoposiciones contTato instrucciones
los postoEes He daE6n en- esta ofcinR.
La Administrator Dc Eeservs 81 deEecho
dc Hech gsaE cualguiera 8 todas Les PROPOSE
clones , de adiudicaE 81 contrsto bsjo otraI
consideTaciones que lau de precio soils
mente.
Por orden del ComiEionRdo del Interior,
J. J. Jtmseres, superintendente de ObEag
P6blicas. 21vL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
DEPARTANENTO DEL INTERIOR.

Debiendo prooaderse por la Division de
TeTrenoB Pdblicos, fnes del presente
mea, al deslinde menBura de les terre
nos pertenecienteB q "El Pueblo de Puer
to Rico" en- los t6rminos MunicipaIes de
Yauco y Gusyanills, SO Suplica todoH les
propietaEioa colindantes con dichoB tsYre'
nos 80 nirvan presentsr al Jefs de la pre-
citsda Division los tftuIos y dem6s docu.
msntos que acrediten Hus pEopiedades,
cuando para clio fusrsn requeridos. San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Diciembre 13 de
1907 Laurence Grahanae. Comisionado
del Interior. MIN. 2-8 Y. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
A N U n c | 0
Dsputansnia dol latarIor Do Puerto Rico.
Bureau de O5ros PG5Go4s. 80. Ofcina del
Superintendent.

San Juan, P. r., Diciembre 10 de 1907.
Proposicionss ga pliegou ceIradoB paTa
la adjudication en- pdb!ics subasta de Ia
construction de SO XII 6metroB aproxima'
dRmente de Ia carreteFs No. II, Juana
Diaz- Cialeu, sacci6n VilIsIba DiviBoria, Sc
admitiTdn en- este Ofcina hasts las 10
q. m. del dis 80 de DieiembTe, 1907, en-
que ze abrir6n pdblicsmente.
El pFesupuesto ApEoximRdo de las obTaB
asciende $27, ,633 90.
Todos los datos necessrioB, impreBoB de
proposicionss contrato 6 instruction &
los postoEes Sc daTsn en- esta Ofcina.
La Administrator 80 regeTva 81 derecho
de Fecbazsr cualqhieTa tOdaH las PROPOSE
clones , de adjudiear 81 contrato bsjo otraS
oonsideracionea que las de pTscio sola-
mente.
Por orden del Comisionado del Interior,
J. J. Jins6nes, Superintsndente dc Obras
Piblicas. 21v VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
"ARO HUEVO" VEL POPULAR"

Ea tan glands 81 numero de pedidoB de
calsado, eBsncias objetos de fantasia que
para estoB dias tiene hechos 81 "PopuIar"
que no dan abasto Los activos empleadoB
del acreditado eutableCimisnto. Potscitos
de- fina sssnoia trejO 81 senior sslsa para
obssquisT suu numeTosos favoTecedoEeB
, IN gran numero de elIoB han Eido repair.
tidoa en- eBtoB dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28

San PeterBbuvgo, DiciembTs 28.-LoB
acuBados de la Duma por el manifesto re-
voIucionario de V,borg, circulado en- 1906,
han presentado ante la corts marcial gus
les juzge, un bTillants Rlegato en- Eatica'
ci6n dtfenBa de Ia actitud que poT
aquelloB diRB asumieFsn. Admitsn los
caTgos formulRdos contra ellos, peFo rscha'
zRn Ia cRlifcsci6n de puoibles por ls cual
se les he hscho comparecer ante dichR
corte. Han juutifcado eIocusntemsnte que
tai actitnd era la que elloB correspondent
en- resuelto aoatenimiento de loa dGreChos
de ls representation popular, que faeron
vioIsdoB sin que, como con ellos Sc hs
hetho, los autoTes dc ese delito compare
ciessn ante niugdn tribunal. Los socia'
listRg han CircuIsdo numaroBos volantsB
aplaudiendo la conducts de Hus ctftadsB
procezadoS. En algunos ofFoulos SO cT6s
los Representatives. ssran abHueItoE, misn,
tras los elementos EeaooionarioB afrman
que Ia colte Les impondr6 severa condena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28

San Petersbnrgo. Diciemb7s % La
Czarins SO hslIa eDfsTmR de mucho cuida-
do ss afrmR que 81 delicadfsimo estado
de sa!ud 90 debido una gran postTs.
ci6n nerviosa cauBsds por los frecuentes
atsntadoH tsrroriBtas = las repetidRs ame.
nszas de mueEts contra tods Is familis
imperiaI La CzaTina se halls Fecogids
en- cana desds haca VsFiRs aemRnss, Guam
do 81 uacretario Taft visit6 81 pRl&cio de
TsRIkoesalo no pudo sar prssentado & ella
por eSR cauga. Mu6strase On todoB los
familiarss dc Ia augusta DANA gran anaie.
dad, Iues Tehuss aceptar la sdplica del
emperRdoE, quien por inSistente racomen
daci6n de los facuItativos de palaoio, ia
hs mRnifsatado Ia nececidad de que viaje
On prolongala excursion al exterior. Sc
teme que Ia doIencia de la emperstEiz de-
gensre en- una grave affection mental.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
LAS ALMORRANAs Sc CURRN

EN 3 q TT UIAOg con 81 UNGUENTo DE
PAzo, va sean simples, ssngrantes, con pioaz6u, o
eXteEpas pog EebeldeS cue sean
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28

En- esta impFents 80 venda papeI de
peri6dico viejo $500 loa Is kiIos Gun
Wiatal
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-28
CABLES De HOY.
AfirmaCiOnss del Times" aGeTca
del tratadO GentrO-amefiCsnO
Ia disnuta de RiXaY.PIoWnsOn.

Lcndres. Diciembre %. -El gram dia'
rio The Times ha publicado un Cxtenuo
editorial juzgando Ia polfsics de los Ests.
dos Unidos respecto del grupo de repdbi-
cas- centEo'smeEicapaE. Ell Times copBi-
deEa que 81 tsatado Ia seria de convenios
fFmsdos en- la Fecients confsrencia de IsB
oitadas Esp6blioas cuyos Representatives.
reuni6rouae On Washington, es un triunfo
del presidente Roosevelt an ejempIo del
mas positive imperiaIismo. pueB clio atsE-
tigua que los Estadoa Unidos patFocipan.
do, de acuerdo con Mexico, sl aludido
oopgFese, acsptan por 50 paYts Ia raHpon
sabilidad de cuanto bsjo nus guspicios fu6
reslizado por las cincO Fep6blicas. Olina
The Times que ere aeto es traHcendentsl y
res frma Ia il Auenois polftica de Is Fep6.
blica noEteamericana Eobre suS conveeinas
de la measta centrsl del continsnts.