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month old, and he cries for the moon.
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and he cries for the milky way
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4 The Arst farmer was the Arst man,
and Ill historic nobility tSsu on pos
SESSION ana ~. Of land. -HmerDon.a E.s'
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Every age has III problem, b. SOW
ing which humanity 10 helped forward.
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Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
A CRAZY PRoSPECToR

phone was received at the office Of the
sheriff yesterday that man in the
southeastern part of the town was en-
cumstance filled the informant with
suspicion that he was at least slightly
out OF his head. He said that the I'M
known combatant was butting the tree
with his head. striking il with his fist
kicking il and otherwise inflicting
bodily injury upon il in contravention
of the statutes. Deputy Sheriff Adams
way he met a colOred man who had
witnessed tho sanguinary encounter
but had left the vicinity. The deputy
sheriff asked him to show him to the
battlefield. The colored individual de-
INJURED. He said that that was too
much To ask Of a man who was peace
fully inclined but he consented to go
at a safe distance in the rear of the
officer The man was no; violent
when Deputy Sheriff Adams found
him. He brought him to the Jail.
where he said his name was Virgil
Claus, that he was prospector sixty
seven years of age. He had his outfit
with him and It was a miscellaneous
lot OF eatables. consisting Of deviled
ham, dry bread and other delicacies.
He was locked up for the night. I'm
less there is an improvement in his
mental condition this morning the case
will be brought to the notice of the
probate court
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
| MEXICAN FIREBUG
ARREST OF LARES
He Is Charged with Being the Sys-
tematic Destroyer of Victor San
ches' Property.

Ramon LareZ was arranged before
Justice tombstone yesterday on a
charge of arson. He is believed to be
the man who has been burning the
houses of Victor Sanchez in the south
eastern part of town. one of the
houses was burned some time ago and
two others on Monday night. Lares
had been suspected of this crime as he
had been heard to make threats of
burning Sanchez out because he had
interfered in a fight in which Lares
and several other Mexicans were par
ticipating. Sanchez is on orderly cit
izen and holds himself responsible for
the good conduct of the people of his
race living in his vicinity.
1t was reported to the officers that
before the first burning Lares said
that he would burn one of Sanchez
houses and il was again reported that
he had been heard TO say in a saloon
last Sunday that he had set one OF the
houses on fire on Saturday night but
that the fire was put out. He added
that he would take greater precautions
against interference the next time.
The information on which he was ar
rested was however more definite. A
man whose name has not yet been
given out told the officers that he saw
Lares and another man whom he did
not recognize about one of the build
ings just before the fire broke out on
Monday night. Lares was seen coming
from inside the house and the other
man seemed to be doing something to
the outer wall. Immediately after they
left fire was seen breaking out both
from within and without.
One of the houses was occupied by
the family of a. Chacon who had that
day been sentenced to the county Jail
for twenty days. His friends thinking
he has been sufficiently punished by
fire are now trying to secure his re-
lease.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
600 PURIFIES
o.o.o.THE BLOOD

There other of physical which much
depends upon blood The muscles bones skin and
body sustained developed and enabled to perform
their different duties because they supplied with and
hthu the blood
becomes contaminated and polluted sluggish inactive condition of the
system torpid Of the bodily waste will the
absorbed the blood and Rheumatism itching dsfguring
pimples all show that humor has taken root the circulation
noushng body. There
which traced the blood Often the
blood handed down children and their lives continual
a
Ulcers Contagious Blood
blood troubles and until this vital fluid purified
they cannot be cured For all blood diseases
medicine herbs and
recognized blood purifying and building properties down
hahu blood
of every S. S. Rheumatism Caarh Scoua
Skin and Blood Poison because
purifes the blood Book the blood and medical advice free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ben Pearman and family arrived
here yesterday from Silver King and
for a time at least will make their
home in Tempe again.
Geo. Wilbur the sheep man, was a
visitor here yesterday from Mesa.
The East Tempe shoemaker was up
before Justice Nielsen yesterday
charged with disturbing the peace of
residents of that end of town. He was
fined ten dollars which was paid.
John Hyder yesterday moved into his
new home on 5th street which has just
been completely renovated.
Ernest Corbell has accepted a posi-
ton with the NJ. & P. as timekeeper
of the extra gang.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Moss of Los An
geles, who have been here several
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Parents whose children attend the
Baptist Sunday school are asked to be
sure that their children attend the
final rehearsal for children's day. at 4
j. m. Saturday, at the church.
The Arizona friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ]. Sarmiento who have been spend
ing the winter at Twin Oaks. Califor-
mia. will be glad TO learn of their we'll
being. They have a bungalow at Twin
Oaks but have gone to Detroit for the
summer. The Twin Oaks estate is
Merriam, formerly of Tempe. Miss
Merriam is at the head of the high
class private school at Twin Oaks.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
BRONCHIAL COUGHS.
Breathe Hyomefs Healing Air and All
Irritation Will Be Quickly Cured


The most irritating and annoying
form of cough is that termed bron-
chial. People subject to bronchial
troubles whenever there is a change in
the weather or they are exposed to a
draft will catch" a bronchial cough.
which is very dlsagrecabie, Irritating
and annoying.
Bronchial troubles cannot be cured
by stomach dosing. The indicated air
of Hy-o-mei is the only treatment that
reaches the affected parts and gives
relief and cure. II destroys all the
disease germs that arc present in the
nose. throat and lungs. soothes and
relieves the irritated mucous mem
brane in all parts OF the bronchial
tubes and quickly ove:comes the irri-
tation
Bronchitis is really an inflammation
of the mucous membrane lining the air
passages and Is purely a local dis
ease. so that II needs a local treat
ment like that afforded by Hy-o-mei.
II there is any doubt in your mind
as to the power of Hy-o-mei to cure
bronchial troubles so that the system
will resist coughs and colds. the I'M
usual way in which it is sold by the
Larson Drug Co. should dispel that
doubt. They agree to refund the mon
ey TO any purchaser of Hy-o-mei who
is not perfectly satisfied with the re-
suits following the use of the remedy.
They take all the risk and if the rem
edy does not help you IL does not cost
Il penny, while If it cures the expense
Is nominal. for a complete Hy-o-mei
outfit IS sold at only 800.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS

Murray & Mack and their big new
show will soon be here to play re-
turn engagement. The following no.
tice from the Wheeling. w. Va. Sun
day Morning Register of December
18th is the verdict of all cities Wis
tied:
Murray & Mack are old time fav-
orites here. hence there were two very
large audiences at the Court theater
yesterday afternoon and eveningto wit
ness their merry musical whirl en-
titled Around the Town The piece
abounds with catchy music. bright
lines and is well staged and equally
as well costumed. The eo-stars have
not reserved the center Of the stage for
themselves but have surrounded
themselves with a company of clever
players who ably assist them To hand
over the fun which comes thick and
fast. Miss Gladys Van is a captivat-
ing soubrette who sings bright songs
while she is ably assisted by Miss
Gertrude Rutledge- Mr.. Gus Pixley.
of the Babes in Toyland fame. made
an excellent foil for the stars. and
their lines at all times throughout the
ringtOn was another addition which
further enhanced the brightness Of the
piece.
The piece of course offers little
plot. II is the manner in which the
galaxy of good players handle their
respective parts that makes Around
the Town Just about as interesting
and entertaining as one would find in
whole season q musical attractions.
THAT Messrs. Murray & Mack are
on the right and prosperous road to
success is evidenced by the lavish
manner in which they mount their
own productions. regardless Of expense
and by engaging the best talent that
the theatrical market affords to bring
about the success of their efforts"
The part Of Roger Sweeney will be
played by Ollie Mack (who has en-
tirely recovered) and not by his under
study.
Seats on sale at Sanichas. Prices
soc. 75c, 800 and $50.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
THE ONLY COMPROMISE.

The Richmond Times Dispatch, COM
menting on a fresh outbreak OF the
controversy about the birthplace Of
Andrew Jackson. proposes that the
statement of Appleton's Encyclopedia
OF Biography that jackson was born
i'm the Waxhaw Settlement. on the bor-
der between North and South Caro-
lima" be accepted as compromise.
The only compromise that the News
and Courier will consider is that he
sprang full armed from the head Of
Jove. Jove sojourning in South Caro-
lima at the time.-Charleston News
and Courier.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16

felt and q. W. Wilson. Two other
candidates were given the third de-
gree anu much other important bust
ness was transacted. A number of APP
plications have been made for men,
bership and there will probably be
work in one or more degrees on
the next meeting night. The COM
mittee appointed to investigate the
matter OF suitable regalia has been au-
thorized by the lodge to place an or
der covering the needs of the lodge
and the best material obtainable will
be selected.
At the meeting Tuesday evening a
number of visitors were present,
among them the newly elected G. c.
G, Dr.. Storey of MOrenci, c. X of r.
and S, Prof. Lopez Of Mesa and sew
eral others from Damon lodge.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
cITYs NEW PUMP ARRIVES.
It Has Been Ordered Over a Year and
on the Way Three Months.

Yesterday the new pump for the
city's water system arrived here.
Readers of The Republican will per-
haps remember that this pump was
ordered from the Byron jackson COM
pany of San Francisco some fourteen
months ago. 1t is evident that there
was some delay in filling the order
and the trouble did not end there for
a shipping receipt was received over
three months ago and the pump was
paid for. II has been on the road that
length OF time. The new pump will be
installed Immediately or as soon as
possible. 1t is better pump than the
present one, being more modern in
many respects but it is not calculated
10 replace the one now in use. 1t will
simple be used at such times as the
other one is being cleaned or repaired.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
GRAPE VINEYARD SOLD.

o. w. Tefft yesterday purchased
through the Arizona Land company
the DR.. Chandler grape vineyard.
which was the property of Dudley
Jones. Mr.. Tefft came to Arizona
about two years ago from Little Falls.
New York. and Immediately went to
work at Roosevelt as carpenter
Since that time he has been steadily
employed At Roosevelt and Granite
Reef and the ability to pur-h ase one
of the finest pieces of property in the
vicinity of Mesa is the result of his
two years work. The price paid for
the 1S-acre vineyard was $4,000. but
when it is taken into consideration
that the tract is only one-eighth of a
mile from town and the crop practi-
caily assured. the cost of the land is
reasonable enough.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Mrs. Hodnett of Tempe was a visi-
tor in Mesa yesterday.
Several members of Damon lodge
No. 10. X. Of p. visited the new lodge
at Tempe Tuesday night.
Wiley Dukes has some fine apricots
that he is putting on the market now.
]. w. O'Rourke came in from Los
Angeles last night and went out on
the stage this morning enroute to
Roosevelt.
Miss jessie Nets spent Wednesday
shopping in Phoenix.
George Edmonds returned to Fish
Creek yesterday.
c. b. Arnold has been employed as
the Mesa correspondent for the Ari-
iona Democrat.
Claude Cannon. boOkkeeper for
Shattuck & Desmond. has been laying
off for the last two days on account
of sickness. He is suffering from
pleurisy.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
RETURNED TO YUMA.

Dan Frank, who suffered such a dis
astrous experience in Yuma last week
returned there Tuesday evening in
company with Sheriff Gus Livingstone,
1t seems that he was not notified to
appear in court and started home.
Shortly after his arrival here he was
wanted in Yuma and the sheriff tele-
graphed. The wire was in some way
delayed and receiving no reply. the
sheriff started in person. Mr.. Frank
will probably return in day or two.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
is THIS ENTIRELY TRUE.

1t is a significant commentary on the
situation that governors and others
who have occasion to go to Washing
ton should call at the War Department
to talk business" as of river improve
ments. etc. while they go TO the White
House to talk politics" 1t shows on
the one hand. that. while Secretary
Taft is commercially giving his first
thought to the public service. that on
the other hand the Taft boom. thus
far. at least, owes its existence almost
entirely to President Roosevelt's back
ing.-Springfield Republican
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
FREE TRIP TO PHOENIX TODAY.

The Boston store VIII refund 10
every person from Mesa and Tempe
attending the big fire sale today their
railroad fare as stated in their page
advertisement on page 3.
This is fine chance for the people
from the south side to take advantage
of this festival of bargains which is
now being held at The Adams Skat-
ing rink next door to the Hotel
Adams. Better go. hadn't you?
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
THE DEAL CLOSED UP.

Wolf Sachs was a visitor here yes
terd2y o. busi2e~s tiers relating to
the sale of hiss ranch east OF town to
=. 7: Hu.iey Of Phoenix. The deal was
c,oec& up yesterday and the cash paid
over 1t was one of the largest real
estate sales made on the south side
this year and now leaves Mr.. Sachs
entirely free from any real estate en-
cumberances. He can now devote his
time to freighting or such other recre-
alton as may please his fancy.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16

already commenced work or will in a
few days. b. F. Johnson's thresher
has been in course of preparation for
some time and begins this morning on
the Haigler ranch. When the season
is in full blast there will be no less
than eighteen threshers at work on the
south side and all of them have a full
seasons work mapped out. That gives
some idea of the amount of grain to
be handled on this side of the river
this season.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
Skinner RETURNS.

&. y. Warning returned Tuesday
evening from Los Angeles. where he
has been the past week attending the
Shriners' blow out. He reports one Of
the best times OF his life and says the
preparation that was made for the
event by the Los Angeles people and
the excellent management of the large
crowd We're marvellous. Mr.. Warning
spent a couple OF days visiting with
w. II. Cody and wife in Hollywood be-
fore returning to Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
TICKETS GOING.

The tickets for the Little Ferret at
the opera house next Friday night are
going very rapidly and those who have
not already secured their tickets had
better do so at once If they wish de-
sirable seats. One of the specialties
which is booming the sale of tickets
great deal is the buck and wing
dancing by Louis NJ. Corbell of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
RESIDENCE PROPERTY SOLD.

Or. F. c. Brechan yesterday pur-
chased from DR.. w. G.. -DeVOre his res
idence property on 9Th street. This
means that DR.. Rrechan viii become a
permanent resident OF Tempe and that
DR.. DeNOre will leave. 1t has been his
intention to make some such change
since the critical illness Of Mrs De-
Wore though he expects to spend some
months here yet giving attention to
his practice. DR.. Brechan is fortunate
in securing so neat "A home for the
DeNore property is considered one Of
the best in town. The reported consid-
Grafton in the transaction is $500.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
BET HIS LIFE IN A POKER GAME.

In John G.Neihardt of Bancroft. Neb.
The American Magazine has discovered
real story teller. THE Art Of Hate.
published in the April number. is fol-
lowed in the May number by 'he Mem
esis." The later is a powerful story
of a man who staked his life against
another mans life in a poker game.
won. and then suffered retributive JUS
tice.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
MESA
EPWoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAL.

The Epworth League Of the Meth
odist church gave a social at the home
of X. l.. Mumford and wife last night.
\ large crowd of the young people Of
Mesa attended and all report a pleas
ant time The young people of the
church have given a number of in
tercsting social affairs and the one of
last night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Mumford will rank among the most
pleasant ones.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
MISSION MEETING.

The Woman's Mission Circle of the
Baptist church will hold its May meet
ing tomorrow at go p. m. with Mrs.
+. Alexander. At this meeting the
home mission textbook. THE Incoming
Millions will be completed. The
members are asked to return their
mite boxes at this time and a general
attendance is desired.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
SMALL RUNAWAY.

A team belonging to Elisha Nc
Clelland got the habit of breaking
away yesterday morning while hitched
along the street. James Miller stopped
the team the first time they got loose.
DIR. Daley outran them the second
time and the printers at the Free Press
office were just getting set for the
third race when Mr.. McClelland's SON
in-law caught the team and drove out
of town.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
ItAtF
CANDIDATES INITIATED.
The First Regular Meeting OF Tempe
lodge No. 26, K. Of P.

on Tuesday evening was held the
first regular meeting of Tempe Lodge
No. s6. X of p. recently instituted al
This place. Interest in the new lodge
continues TO grow and at this first
regular meeting the following charter
members were initiated into the 1nys-
teries Of the first degree: H. S.
Schaulis, T. J. Goodwin. II. c. SAVIOR.
Hugh Laird, c. y. Seals, f. J. F'lumer-
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
RECORDER,s OFFICE.

Wolf Sachs and wife to =. T. Hurley,
deed TO part secrion 1S-lN-5E.
o. j. Cornell to Franklin ID. Lane
deed to lot IL. block %, Churchill Addn.
ID. Chenwith ct al to Orion Gold &
Copper Co. deed TO mining claims San
Domingo District.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
ANOTHER LAND DEAL.

George F. Horton sold his forty acre
ranch yesterday to Louis Gray for a
sum of $4,000. Both Mr.. Horton and
Mr.. Gray are Kansas men. Mr.. Hor-
ton has been here for some time but
has decided to return to his native
state. Mr.. Gray will move on to the
ranch and make the place his home.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16

Bids will be received until May is.
1907, for labelling $4,000 to 100000
cantaloupe crates. Labels to be fur
nished by association. Contractors to
furnish paste Bids must specify
price per 1000 crates. Association re-
serves right to reject any and all bids.
For further particulars apply to
X. l.. MUMFoRD.
Secretary
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
FREE TRIP TO PHOENIX TODAY.

The Boston store will refund to
every person from Mesa and Tempe
attending the big fire sale today their
railroad fare as stated in their page
advertisement on page 3.
This is a fine chance for the people
from the south side To take advantage
Of this festival of bargains which is
now being held at The Adams Skat-
ing rink next door to the Hotel
Adams. Better go. hadn't you?
Bids viii be received at the Office
of Wells Fargo express. this city. for
the construction of a brick building.
specifications and plans of the same
to be seen at that Office on oS before
noon on May S0th. G.. A. Goodwin.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
TRANSCRIPT Or ReCoRoS

The following transcripts OF the rec
ords of the Offices OF the district clerk,
the probate court and the county re-
corder are furnished by the Arizona
Abstract & Title company.
The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
GRAND CHANCELLOR HERE.

Dr. j. f. Story of Morenci. ARR,
who was made grand chancellor at
the ANNUAL session of the Grand Lodge
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16

Knights of Pythias at Kingman last
week stopped over on his return trip
for few days visit in Mesa with
Supt. Lopez.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16

Breeders Of twelve varieties of STAN
dard Bred Poultry of the highest
qualify; also Ducks Geese and Tur-
keys. Catalogue is Quit tells the
whole story. Free for thes asking
Write for one.
Mcdowell road and California avenue
Telephone Rel $50 Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1907-05-16
THRESHING BEGINS.

The threshing season is close at
hand; in fact, several threshers have
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The Jamestown Exposition

Will offer the following distinctive at
fractions:
The greatest naval rendezvous in his
tory.
The first International submarine
races.
Unique night harbor illumination.
Spectacular international parades.
Prize drills by the regiments of all
countries.
The largest motor boat regatta ever
held.
Yacht races, in which all nations will
compete.
Field athletic contests between rec.
ognize champions.
More naval and military bands than
were ever before gathered together.
A colonial metropolis; buildings will
be best examples of single archltec-
tural type.
Natural verdure and densest foliage.
The highest tower ever erected in
America, if not in the world.
The largest parade ground on the
earth.
An exact reproduction of the Virgin
ia and Monitor duel.
Stupendous pyrotechnic reproduc-
items of war scenes.
Complete ARTS and Crafts Village. :"
A profound historic exhibit.
Industrial demonstrations. showing
complete processes.
Sea bathing at the borders of the
grounds.
Great technical Government exhibits.
Wireless telegraphic stations.
Life saving corps actually operating.
A great coal palace.
An immense forestry exhibit.
Dirigible air vessel for commercial
use.
An enclosed sea basin, with an area
of l,2So 600 square feet.
A complete Japanese village.
An entire Tyrol community.
A museum of war and naval relics.
An exact reproduction of old James
town.
A complete educational exhibit
Immense convention halls, palaces
for exhibits, balls of history, and great
buildings for displaying the evolution
of Industrial arts, transportation and