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Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
QUESTION Is PASSED
 10 MAN HIGHER UP"
The Latest Burning Issue. Suggested by Local Bird Fancier, Is. DO Eagles Shed Their Noses. and 1T So. When?"

F.. H. Winters Of the Owl drug store has added three more eagles tO the population of his aerie. two male birds and a female. As the old bird is a female he now has swo pair. The new birds are about three months old and were captured by William Stelz- riede somewhere in Yavapai county. north of Prescott. where he is working on the railroad. He sent them to MT Winters by express last Sunday and they are now caged with the other eagle in the rear of the store. the sidewalk being too hot for them just now.
 The new birds were taken from the nest before they had passed the pin feather stage. by MT. Stelzriede and his associates and they had a bird" of time getting them. They knew where the nest was and had been watching it for some time. one day when the old birds were s1aring up fin the sky so far away they. looked like mere specks. the invasion was made. but before they could capture the young birds the old ones were up- on them and gave them a beautiful i'eAiN" ny itlis1ilA nave EbA Ailf- MOfSt of it only that they were looking for trouble and beat the birds off with sticks.
 The old eagle has become a regular pet of MT. Winters and is very tame when he Is around. though she is not demonstrative with strangers She eats out of Mir. Winters hand ani when he enters the big wire cage the bird exhibits no fright but hops around just enough to keep cut of the way She looks upon her master as her friend and about her only one. Until the three new birds. whtch are even larger and blacker than she not withstanding their youth were put in to the same cage. the old one had ap- parently forgotten anything she ever knew of her kind and supposed she was the only eagle in all the world When the young birds were put in she made no effort to fight them and was not keen to make friends but rather sulked in a corner of the cage. For two days she refused meat and drink but yesterday hunger got the better ot her pride and she made a good beaf- steak meal. eating it out of MT. Win iers' hand.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
COCONINO COUNTY.

Flagstaff.-Cool weathep continues. Killing frost occurred on the 18th and l7th. with thin ice. Light frost formed on the 2Oth. Light, local showers fell on the 18th. 18th and 20th. Tine winds have been variable and light. except o1 the 21st. when a moderately high southwest wind prevailed.-A. F.. HaCkett.
 Flagstaff. miles north.-The days and nights were warmer this week. with considerable cloudiness. Killing frost on the l6th and 17th did sconsid- erable damage to vegetation. Thunder showers occurred on 18th. 18th and goth. Vegetation is backward. The total precipitation was 0.l6 inch; the highest temperature, v degrees; the lowest. 8 degrees.-C. C. Moers.
 Williams.-Ice and killing frost formed on the morning of the 17th. The temperature remains unseasonably low. Light showers occurred on Tues day and Wednesday. The prevailing wind-direction was south.-H. Victor.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

straps can be omitted altogether and the stitched band can be made of con trasting color. For example, brown linen trimmed with white is greatly in vogue and the blouse made of that material. with the stitched bands ot V hite and worn with skirt to match over lingerie blouse. would make as charming and smart a simple gown as well could be devised, whereas made of Dongee or other silK it be- comes adapted to far more dressy oc- caSionS.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is IA yards 21 l-2 yards 2. or 5-s yards 4 inches wide with l yard of velvet ribbon.
 The pattern J672 is cut in sizes for =, 34, 36, S3S 40 and. 42 inch bust meas ure and will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of this paper on receipt of 10 cents. Qf in haste send an additional two cent stamp for letter postage which insures more prompt delivery)
 Cut this out and send with ten cents to The Republican, Phoenix. Artz.. fil'. Ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
EXTRACTS FROM REPORTS OF
 RESPONDENTS.
APACHE COUNTY.

Pinto.-Frost formed early in the week. Good rains fell on the 18th and 18th. Wednesday and Thursday were partly cloudy to cloudy. the remainder Of the week was clear.-Mrs. C. F. Henning.
 St. Johns.-The week opened warm. Showers occurred on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. followed by much cooler weather. Vegetation is much refreshed.-H. C. Overson.
 St. MichaelS.-Frost early in the week damaged garden truck. The weather was cloudy during the middle of the week. with thundershowers. The total precipitation was O.32 inch; the highest temperature. 3S degrees; lowest temperature, 34 degrees. Since the showers vegetation has sprouted out rapidly.-Bro. $. Schwemberger
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

FRACTIOUS.-A girl named Edna. who resides on South Seventh street, somewhat under the influence of in toNicants. drove up town in d buggy last evening. She stopped in front of the city hall and when Officer Trout man rcmonstrated with her regarding her conduct she become demonstrat- i've. acting in way that suggested that she was armed. That proved to be the case and her revolver was talk en away from her. As she threatened to get another she was jailed for the night She will probably feel better this morning. and be glad to settle for a charge of carrying concealed weap- onS
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
MARICOPA COUNTY.

Buckeye.-Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday were partly cloudy. with light thundershOwers. The tempera ture increased slowly during the first two days of the week; il was abnOr- mally low during the last five days C. c. Coy.
 PhOeniX.-Partly cloudy weather prevailed on Tuesday and Thursday: the other days of the week gave copious sunshine. Light thunderstorms oC- cured on Tuesday and Wednesday. accompanied by. traces of precipita- tion only. The weekly mean temper ature was 3 degrees below normal-L. N JeSunOfSky
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
HAVAPAI COUNTY.

Columbia-The first day of the week was comparatively cool; the middle of the week was warm. with a maximum temperature of 102 de- grees. on Tuesday and Wednesday. there was much cloudiness. threatening weather. with thunderstOrms. buf only a trace of rainfall. The high, drying winds continue.-M. !. Nolan.
 Walnut Grove-The week has been cool. with high wind from the south west. Frost occurred early in the Week There was light rain on the 18th and lgth.-J. O. Carter
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
NAVAJO COUNTY.

Keams Canyon.-Thundersto and light showers occurred on Tuesday and Wednesday. The week was cXcced- ingly cool, and vegetation is very backward. The maximum temperature was SI degrees; the minimum. 35 de- grees.-S. Mason.
 St. Joseph.-The temperature was higher. but still remains below the normal. On Tuesday and Wednesday. light local showers occurred. There Is no running water in the Little Col orado at this point. Vegetation is growing slowly.-H. Nielsen.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
5612 over Blouse or Jumper.
 g. to 42 bust.
OVER BLOUSE OR JUMPER 5s72

OVER BLOUSE OR JUNIPER 5612
 Each new variation of the over blouse is quite certain to meet its welcome. seldom has any fashion taken such a firm hold upon feminine fancy and seldom has anything been devised that is so generally becoming and satisfactory. Here is one of the cry latest developments tha, can be utilized both for the separate waist and for the gown and which-is adapted to silk. to wool and to washable fah- rics. so that Il really supplies a great many needs. As illustrated it is made of pOngee in one of the new apricot shades. and is simply stitched with belding silk the trimming consisting of bands of the material with little strips of velvet ribbon and ornamental buttons. Linen, however. would be most effective so made and various other washable materials and for these bands of the same material in con- trasting color can be made to take the place of the velvet, or again the velvet
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
sGIlA COUNTY.

Roosevelt.-The first two days of the week were warm: the middle and latter part were cool. Light showers and thunderstorms occurred on Tues day and Wednesday. The weather was partly cloudy from Tuesday to Thursday.-E. O. Blades.
 San Carlos.-The week was charac- terized by moderately high temper ature, clear to partly cloudy weather and light rainfall. The winds were brisk west and southwest in the after noon -S R Weeks Ph D
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
FINAL COUNTY.

Sacaton.-The weather was warm on Monday and Tuesday. Light. local thundershowers and sandstorms occur red on Tuesday: the latter part of the week was sunshinv, with brisk west Winds.-A F. Warden. NJ. D.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
COCHISE COUNTY.

Bisbee.-There was considerable cloudiness. but no precipitation oc- cured. The weather was warmer dur ing the first two days of the week, and somewhat cooler during the mid de and latter part. The winds blew strongly: the wind direction changed frequently from westerly 5o northeast erly-ReV. !. G. Pritchard.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.

Nogales.-The weather was partly cloudy on Tuesday and Wednesday, without precipitation. The temperature remains unseasonably low.-S. F. Noon
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
GRAHAM COUNTY.

Clifton.-COol weather prevailed. eX- cepting Monday. which was quite warm. There were copious showers on Tuesday and Wednesday. Light frost occurred on Sunday morning. The winds were mostly from the southwest. Irrigation water is plentiful.-W. R.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
AT A NOODLE JoINT-l

Moore and Lizzie Vias. who are in the habit of hanging out around a noodle joint in the southeastern part of the city. were gathered in by the police yesterday and told to leave the city. Hermon Romeres, who was found drunk and asleep. was ven five days. and Mike Welsh. who was disorderly down town, was put in for five to so- Der up.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
PIMA COUNTY.

Tucson.-The forepart of the week was warm and sandy: the latter part was partly cloudy. with light showers. The maximum temperature was 100 degrees: the minimum. 60 desrees.-R. T.oXVrip
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

A good deal of the pleasure of swimming is gone when boy gets old enough to think he has some use for a towel upon coming out.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

sandstorm. Thursday was partly cloudy. with very light rainfall. The maximum temperature was III de- grees: the minimum, 60 desrees.-C. F. Paris
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

So many people have fool schemes that to cheer ard encourage those he meets, a man would have to rob him self into the poor Characterization Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
MOHAVE COUNTY.

Fort Mohave.-The winds Were high OR Wednesday. attended by d severe
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
YUMA COUNTY.

Yuma.-Both early and latter parts oc the week were very cool. with some normal weather during midweek. The nights. with two exceptions. have been delightfully."- cool. There has been no rain. and hardly any cloudiness. The Colorado river has been at floodstages thruout the week. and was nearly stationary on Saturday. at gage reading of 29.0 feet.-S. Hackett.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

There is a surprising number of girls who are not heiresses. but you can't blame the girls, they can't all live ir novels.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

And when it comes to mistakes the supply always exceeds the demand Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

come up to our expectations.-Phila delphia Record
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
WASHINGTON ?. PHILADELPHIA
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI I. PITTSBURG ?.
 First Game
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

CINCINNATI $. PITTSBURG 2.
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Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
THt BASEBALL DAY
 IN THt BIG LEAGUES
Where the American and National
 Conflicts Took Place Yesterday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO 9, CLEVELAND 4.

Batteries-Hogg and Rickey; Pruitt, Tannehill and Criger.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

Batteries-Lindaman and Needhanf: and Bowerman.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26
PHILADELPHIA ,. BROOKLYN Il
 tFirSt gameD

BOSTON 5. NEW YORK O.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-26

BatterIes-WaIsh, White and Me Farland; Rhoades, Berger and Clarke.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

\ petition in involuntary bankruptcy by Z. d. &
j. d. Stein. Cyrus Rheims & Co. and Valentine
WachteI against Louis Phillips. truckman. of
No S37 Stanton street was filed in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday. The liabilities are
S2S75. Raymond Heator was appointed receiver
State Bank against GarzouZi Brothers. dealers In
Oriental goods at No Sc East 23d street, New York
City and No. III Michigan avenue Chicago, was
filed in the United States Circuit Court yesterday.
The liabilities are $71 60.
The Sheriff has received attachment for S6-
6S2 against property Of Hne Brothers. residents OF
England in favor of Bowring & Co. the amount
alleged to be due draft The attachment was
levied against $25S05 on deposit with shipping
and commission firm. The attachment was grant
ed on the ground that the defendants We're non
residents.
Justice Platzek, OF the supreme Court yesterday
Granted an attachment for $40 900 against property
of the Exchange Bank, of Macon, Ga, in favor Of
the Hanover National Bank. of the city OF New
York on n demand note dated November 10, 1906.
A deputy sheriff served copy or the attachment
on an officer, OF q local bank
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
AN ARBITRATION COURT
american Proposal at The Hague
4 COrean Lecture.

The Hague July S.-A score of new proposals
were introduced to-day for the consideration Of
the conference and almost every country rep
resented, including Hayti had Many of
them can, however, be grouped. and this viii
shorten the work of the conference, which is ex-
pected to close at the end of August.
One Of the most important proposals made
to-day was brought forward by the American
delegation regarding the Permanent Court OF
Arbitration at The Hague. This outlines the
organization and procedure of the court a
basis resembling that of the Supreme Court OF
the United States
1t was reported to- day that NJ. Nelidoff. presi-
dent of the peace conference, desired to leave
The Hague on July 90, to take a fortnight's
cure at some spa. and 1t is considered possible
that the conference, like that of 1899 will then
suspend its sittings
The Italian proposal regarding blockades,
submitted to-day to the subcommittee dealing
win the question, comprises seven articles II
defines a blockade and establishes that to make
1t effective blockade must be officially declared
and the neutral powers must be informed of 1t.
vessels attempting to a blockade be
seized and the vessels and Cargoes connscated
Or. Ruy RarbOza (BraziD presented d motion
modifying the American proposal on the sub
JeCt Of the immunity Of private property at sea-
suggesting that the rules regulating private
property on land be extended To naval warfare
with the addition that when the commander Of
a belligerent fleet by the necessities of war
Is obliged to seize and destroy a merchantmen
belonging to the enemy ne must deliver to her
captain written statement, enabling him to
put in claim for indemnity
Prince va Trying chi. head Of the Corean depu-
tation that was refused recognition, gave q lect-
ure tonight before the International Peace
club, w. T. Stead presiding. The prince de-
nounced the crueltes which. he said, were
practsed by the japanese in the occupation OF
Corea. The club unanimously voted q resolution
of profound sympathy with Corea, and ex-
pressed the hope that tribunal soon would be
established for the hearing Of such cases.
Baroness Bertha Won Suttner, the we'll known
Austrian peace worker. advised the Coreans
not TO go to the United States at the present
time saying that their presence there would
add TO the and-Japanese feeling and do nothing
for the cause of justice and peace
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
COJ[JIENT ON THE FLEET.
The "Asahi" Regrets That Battle,
ships Cannot Visit Japan.

Toxic, July S-The "Asahi" to-day publishes
an interview with an influential Japanese naval
expert who says:
1T would be improper to infer a demonstra-
ton in the transfer OF the American feet to
the Pacific. This movement is part OF a pre-
arranged plan. and IS a result Of the constant
growth Of the American navy and the increas-
ing Importance of Pacific interests from the
Utrategical point of view. No significance need
be attached until at least thirty ships have been
transferred TO the Pacific"
The 'Asaht' also publishes an editorial arti-
re setting forth the same views It regrets
the American feet cannot visit Japan IN order
10 enable Japan to reassert her sincerity and
rectIrocate the naval hospitality extended TO
the listing japanese wa-ships at Jamestown
TIE gaper also urges the abrogation OF Article
. Of the existing commercial treaty IN order to
put end 10 the cause Of the anti-Japaneso
feeling at San Francisco.
Almost all the newspapers treat the matter
with Calmness finding it Is natural for the
United States to redistribute fits naval forces as
q result Of its imperial policy. They generally
express regret that it Will be impossible for
Japan 10 extend hospitality to the American off,
GERS in return for that shown the japanese off,
GERS at jamestown.
The "Asahi" IS independent newspaper, popu-
lar among all classes. and has probably the widest
circulation IL Japan.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
STOPS "GAMBLING" BOAT.
Government to ReCoke License of
the CitY of Traverse.

Washington. July S-Drastic action was taken
by the government to-day against the City OF
Traverse. the alleged poolroom steamer, whose
operations on Lake Michigan have attracted
wide attention. Orders We're issued by Acting
Secretary Murray OF the Department OF Com
merce and Labor for the revocation OF the ves-
sells sailing license and the cancellation Of her
passenger certificate.
The vessel leaves Chicago each week day and
proceeds 10 an anchorage at the intersection OF
the state lines OF Illinois. Indiana and Michigan
There. 1t IS alleged. those who control the vessel
conduct gambling operations OF various kinds
Vain efforts have been made by the police Of
Chicago and by the Illinois authorities 10 sup
press the institution. Finally. Mayor Busse OF
Chicago appealed to the national government
and Representative Mann, OF Chicago, urged
President Roosevelt to his influence
It is expected that this summary action will
result In litigation but the officials are prepared
to maintain in the courts the legality OF their
order.
Chicago July S.-COllector Au1es, as soon as
he received instructions from Washington re-
garding the City OF Traverse, began an invesd-
cation. The first thing he ascertained was that
the boat is not now doing business. but Is lying
idle with the fires drawn, at oath street. In
yestlgation will continue tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
4 PRUDENT MEASURE.
'The Daily Mails" Opinion on the
Transfer of the Fleet.

London. July 9.-"The Daily Mall in an edi-
torial on the Japanese-American situation says:
Around the immense arena of the Pacific Ocean
the embattled nations OF the world gathering
the nations gathered around the Mediterranean
two thousand years ago Careful observers will
universally agree that the great events Of the
twentieth century probably Will be occupied with
the rim Of this saucer.
War between Japan and America is almost un-
thinkabe- We believe the intentions of the
men Of both countries 10 be profoundly pacific, and
that the incidents at San Francisco are not re-
sponsble for the movement Of tho American feet
Japan commenced the war with Russia without
previous declaration by destroying half the Rus
sian feet. Such a move very effective the
first time II performed. and henceforth
nation viii wait for formal declaration OF war
but will be ready to strike while there yet no
signs Of a diplomatic rupture
The cautious and wise statesmen directing
American policy not violating prudence in
deciding TO concentrate their forces in the region
where the eye can detect the of the OBJ
scure horizon.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
THE MIDI AGAIN ANGRY.
Resumption Of Strike Threatened
Troops Held an Barracks.

Paris, July S.-Dispatches from the south Of
France to-day report that the situation there
is again growing serious. The dissatisfaction
with the wine fraud law and the supple
mentary measure now under consideration by
parliament and the arrest of thirty persons sus-
pected of completely in the burning of the pre-
lecture at Narbonne, have again inSmed the
people The mayors and other municipal off,
GERS are holding meetings and have decided to
again resign their offices unless the arrested
persons are released, the troops are withdrawn
and the wine bill is modified. General Bailloud
commander Of the Sixteenth Army Corps, has
issued instructions to keep order and all the
troops in the disturbed region have been con-
fined TO barracks.
The question to whether or not the munich
palites of NarbOnne. Montpelier and other
towns in the South shall continue on strike is to
be submitted to a referendum on July II.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-09
TO ENTERTAIN ADMIRAL YAMAMoTo.
Japan Society to Try and Dispel Rumors
of Possible War

The Japan Society Of America. whose member
ship includes many we'll known Americans, Is
pleased over the visit TO the United States OF
Admiral Baron G. Yamamoto, who will arrive here
tomorrow on the Cunard steamer Carnania The
Japan Society will entertain him and hts suite a
luncheon tomorrow at the Hotel AstOr. when the
opportunity will be taken to dispel the rumors OF
possible conflict between the United States and
Japan.
Viscount Aod, Japanese Ambassador. will speak
for his country and effort has been made to have
Thomas J. O'Brien, the newly appointed American
Ambassador TO Toxic present There will be pres
ent also Rear Admiral Evans, who is to command
the fleet TO be sent TO the Pacific; Rear Admiral
Goodrich commandant OF the New York Navy
Yard; Rear Admiral Davis and Rear Admiral
Coghlan (retired). The last named Will be of
the principal speakers. 1t is expected that there
viii be two hundred guests,
Admiral Yamaznoto Will visit President Roosevelt
at Oyster Bay Friday, probably.