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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
KI1ED on SOUTHERN PACIFIC

san Jose, Cal, Nov. Cavalier True
benbaoh, aged 90. "a native OF Germany
was instantly killed last night by the
southbound Sunset express OF the
Southern Pacific near Coyote station
ON has person We're found "a membership
card of the Portsmouth, Ohio. y. NJ. O..
A., and ana honorable discharge from
the German navy, dated 1908.
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New York. Nov 22-Bradstroet bank
clcarlnes report FOR the week ending nov
= 1bsr IA shows nu aggregate or S-.-,.-
oa1 I'D he against S2.262 10000 last week,
ana 8. as. $4,000 On the corresponding
week last year. , ....t
canadian clearnEs for me week lv'gL
sol $4,000. as against y'- ON last We.h
e,,dta5 liG 400 in the same week lasl year
me follov,iur D. "a list OF the cities.
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4 Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain Cough Rcmedy.

We hove used lhamherlaiu's Cough
Remedy iu our homo f0r seven years.
remedy We have found that ID would do
more than the manufacturers claim f0r
W If a. especially good fOr Group and
wh0ouIrr cough, lteV lamas "A. lewis,
ChamheIfln'a Cough hrmedy Del cold py
al drugsisis.
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4 sIGNn1CNNr pHAYEn-

May the Lord help you make Buck
lens Arnica Salye known t0 au writes
j. O.. Jenkins. of Chapel HIM. ". O.. II
quickly took the pain out of "a fel0u
Tor me and cured 90 in "a wonderfully
short time Best ON earth for sores.
burns and wounds. 25c at 2. G.. NJ. J..
Drug Dept. l12-l14 S Main ST.
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BONDS

There r. more currency m the
country today thnn there wa, q
month ago, when the supply was
ample. Since thcn s55, 900 600
On gold has been imported mad
the government has deposited al-
ready 100000 900. These arc
facts; ana appeal 90 the public
a. cooperate with "a IN rc.tor-
ina normal business conditions
-IAtract from President Itoo-c-
) vets letter. NOV. ~.
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TEA

There rs nothing that
costs 50 little, both money
and work, and that goes
so far if it has the chance.
Your gfocrr returns four money 4 gou dont
Ike schhlag Best AZ 80 him.
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Tho Government viii see that
the people 10 not suffer 10 only
the people themselves viii act
in normal way Crops are
good and business conditions IRE
sound. aud we should put the
, money we have into circulation
ut once Co meet the needs at our
: Astounding prosperity.
4. from President RuoscVclI- let
ter. Nov. II.
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lobbers, Wholesalers and Re-
taiIers Report CONDITIONS
As Satisfactory.
OUTLOOK MORE HOPEFUL.
Ca.hicr.' Cheeks Are Good n- Gold
And Stove a. Such-EVpcctcd
Developments.

Tho appearance of the FIRST real
vlnuy weather has operated ass an
Incentive to line. OF trade hitherto ,u-
active. and the tightening up of the
financial strain is having on improy-
ing effect Iu banking circles the
feeling o. easier than it WIS week
ago and the stress and strain are
much relieved. Tha general impress
sion is that the violence of the storm
&. over. with the promise of "a return
o. fair weather. for while au tho
clouds have not passed away those
which remain have % decidedly silverN
lining Relief is certainly Va sight,
About SI5.olo,00o iu gold has been
received from Europe or is ON the
way. $4,000. 900 additional nauohal
hank notes have already been issucd
and moro arr Uk.'v to De. Tho Phi-
adcluhia mint alone ls turning on.
ever $4,000. 900 per month ln gold
coin. The S5o.o01luO issue OF fanlr
ma nor cent bonds win be tho basis
OF am additional issue OF S50.Uuo.u'h
or national bank notes.
RELIEF ASSURED
These Items aff'- .s'l' p "'0' w.
Put this is nor all Tine clearing house
certificate issued n. inc banks lh -'s-
Element NJ the balances bN each "in'i'
perform the same junction as money
and aggregate many mllUon7 "i ""'-
lars Iu addition. the cashiers
checks als1 took tho place OF millions
OF dollars. in fact there are Some
places whcr" those checks are ahout
IN. only money passing from hand
d D. 1904. %
I' n''i'"' ....,f. 5t IKE b.s ps
favorable aspect 'n that 30 lowers the
demand for money to carry 80 ou.
Tho success of issuing Slno. 100000 OF
3 per cent notes contemplated by the
government has not vet been assured.
Tho probabilities are. however that
tho issue will be made 10 will opCr-
ate ta bring out q large amount e
money eroln its hiding places and add
tot ylNIr-. above mentioned Taxi
inc am iu AM everything points 80
relief from IN. tension heretofore exc
listing
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calls for Travelling men state they
arc not securing new orders 10 low
ar medium gradc faucies The only
business TG,s.rg IS ON hish grade goott
ans imrortcd frncies. There Is
hesitation in the trade about making
shipments for fear OF bad debts. The
KNIT goods trade is feeling more en-
tour3ped over the situto0 o0d the
decision of manufacturers and selling
agents to hold back their fal Zines
until January
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PENNY POSTAGE
London Times says Moment Favorable
To secure IL With United States

London, Nov 23-The Times this
morning editorially urges the govern
ment that the moment is favorable for
an endeavor TO arrange "a penny post
age convention with the United States
because &c is believed overturos would
now be favorably received at Washing
ton. The Times thinks BE- this could
Doe arranged the other powers would not
long stand alouL
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RErAU TRADE NOTES.


n the retail trad. dealers welcome
the Indictment weather as 70 great booS-
ter for business. Ouc large firm hc.'
% heavy silk sale This week with
prices down iu the vicinity OF the freez-
Ing point with the result that much.
IL not most of the stock has been sold
out The increase OF sales BOO under
wear. gloves. winter suits. boys and
girls coats has been quite noticeable
BOO tho last three days. There is o.
tendency TO son at reduced prices in
The east which may AFFECT this market,
CUTS TO STIMULATE.
Wide sheouugs are offered at 2is
cents less than selling agents 'rs de-
handing OF i0bbers. ON Cambrto. mss
Inns ana lawns OF which retailers have
ample although not excessive stocks
they are making Offers az from 10 90
% por cent reductions. cotton blankets
and am classes o. mapped goods are
being sold M great reductions. Am limos
OF towels. table linen and other houses
hold goods that have "a large percent
age of cotton iu them are selling at
lower levels boz retail stores. To meet
their pressing obligations the trade
is rosort.ng TO every means that VIII
help stimulate buying. I'm cotton dress
goods for spring jobbers are making
fun selections OF dark colors Tor these
are regarded as the coming leaders.
plaids are held I'm high favor and re-
tailers who have expressed an opinion
concur in the belief that high color
plaids viii be relegated for spring and
uuiet colors come into vogue.
CLOTHING PICKING UP.
The clothing men report trade PICK
ing up at a gratifying rate on accoun
of the cold weather with good deman
lu am lines. a speciality is being mad
of sweaters which are finding "a liva'
sale. as prices are reasonable. Thor
is the usual wide diversity OF coiors
You pays your money you takes you
choice.
RUBBERS THE THING.
The shoe men are iu high feather
The advent Of winter has brought theL
many customers who are buying win
ter shoes and rubbers, particularly
the latter. Prices remain unch1nsei
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ihueh ana tell him his position is re
dtculous. such attitudes as this are
Wet blanket on the real estate market.
lu lieu of amy special matter Co agi-
tate, the association has taken up and
endorsed The Idea OF street convent
ences. plans for which have been
drawn by "a local architect cities iu
foreign countries. and lattery eastern
American cities. have introduced these
features. which have been found yalua-
Bile and the wonder is that they were
not thought Of before
STEEL MILLS NEEDED.
The stormy weather Of tho week has
operated TO largely curtau building on
crauous, but houses now partly fin
lshed are being pushed 90 completion
construction on q restricted scale viii
go ON during the winter as % always
does I'm this climate Work on the rail-
road exchange building has been re-
Sumed, as the contractor has been able
10 secure fresh supply of facing
brick. and the nth story is now going
up. Work at the Newhouse buildings
progresses AS fast as the steel arrives
'rum the cHst DELAYS iu this make
1hiugs GO slow. leading 20 the hone
and expectation that the day may not
DE- Ear distant when structural steel of
900 kinds shall Doe made by rolling mills
t1 De erected i'm this city. or within
easy reach. and thus facilitate the COM
stuuction Of large buildings. Tho cost
VII De- reduced by not having railway
iieights TO pay. The brick mon re-
port times quiet. and largo supplies on
hand; but they are not despoudeut.
The facilities Tor making brick I'm this
valley are tdr superior to what they
over were before
LUMBER SITUATION.
Tho lumber trade reports but few
changes within the past week ana no
special change ln city business Tbar,
IS not as much stock coming I'm from
the outside as the mines are LETTING uu
ana local stocks are generally being
reduced by y-,'dg preparatory 90 tay.
ing inventory There is little demand
on the shinalo mills as the Yards ara
mos ,ly stocked mp There are also fair
stocks or heavy tmbers but. gem
orally speaking there viii not be r,tieb
lumber moved until the Interstate COM
merce commission returns lts decision
ON the tNoN. I ratel question The
mills are feeling e8sicr now that thora
are plenty ri cars tO BE- had. and an
orders sent IN are being filed prompt
HARDWARE MEN HAPPY
Tho hardware trade reports business
very falI Consi-cr.ng the financial
furrIes. Tho only noticeable FALLING on
d. the shrlnkago of the mining ma
chinery trade on account az the shut
t.ng down Of go many mining PROPOSE
,'ouH ln we west Iher' o. % stronger
N,illI'.lu ln.H ever l'I morse blankets,
..iii 'llu raiuI'if. nero IN
.-,,,'.. 81 ..,5 ~ MI ... ''u- l'..
,DI,.,,i ,..,,' .'s ''.'',..I .I..'I ia
Isf,.fa,,
IoliBlNG CONDITIONS.
r..gI i.Ur.rs ID. tl,. .,,.,. ..,....t.. .,..I..
report llElt buying ON account of ths
.gtr8n.as or yIntrr ,-s. r.i. .f..r1,
WIN NOM como buf ef.sf, ,,.,rt.,
weather Is needed Al .rra.... tl. cham
Geis OF .rada INTO satisr.rtory workIn,,
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RuBBERs THE THING.

The shoe men are iu high feather
The advent OF winter has brought theL
many customers who are buying win
ter shoes and rubbers, particularly
the latter. Prices remain uneh3nset
and firm
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0NE EXrECTED DECLINE

Close observers believe declines may
le l.nhed FOR in fancy ginghams pr n
fn1 woven rper Hlties aa the mills
nave produced more than the demand
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE.
Beer Now Classed as Northumberland
and Regarded as an Aid in Crusade
Against Whisky

Under the caption, "A Temperance
Discourse" The Duluth Herald. one
OF the influential papers of the North
twest. and a steadfast opponent of the
lwhkskey traffic, takes the stand that
beer is in reality a temperance bever-
lage.
Within the past few years a great
change has taken place in the attitude
of press and pulpit with reference &c
the use of beer. The article in the
Duluth Herald is but reaction of en-
Ilightened public sentiment on the tenn
perance question. Not only is the
harmlessness OF beer now admitted
but the medical profession is practi-
cally a unit in declaring it a whole
some and healthful drink.
The Duluth Herald says:
I'm this age of temptation. with fan
atics and extremists on all sides, it is
indeed hard to escape the delirium OF
extremes in everything that pertains
to the social uplifting of the human
family. There are fitful waves of re-
form under the guise of God. Home
and Native Land, and still crime and
dissipation walk hand in hand and
pltSCu at tbt tdSCiicSS Va
the harvest.
"The tearing asunder of marriage
ties, defalcations and murders are fill
ing our tails and almshouses full to
Overlooking, and vet there seems to be
no remedy as the mill of intemperance
grinds on The evil has been fought
by Ubiquitous prohibition laws. high
license and local option. all of which
have signally failed to correct or even
modify the evil.
The evils of intemperance have not
been reached and never Will be until
there Is a enforcement of whiskey and
beer at public bars. Whiskey is a
drunkard's drink, while beer is an in
MIGRATING. Notwithstanding tonic. con-
tanning only 31s per cent of alcohol
pure barley. malt and hop liquid
food that should not be regulated by
high license as it never has and never
viii produce a drunkard. II may be
misused b. tho glutton but il will not
produce an alcoholic stomach or fire
the brain to commit any of the acts
complained of by society. Beer as a
beverage IS natures drink and is so
being classed BY all thoughtful men
and women. 1t has been caught in
bad company by being sold over the
same bar with whiskey, the fluid that
fires the brain, that creates an alco-
holic stomach and sends its victims
by millions to fill pauper graves. The
only reason whiskey is tolerated is the
revenue derived from it. The crusade
against the drink habit, If conducted
along rational lines. would accomplish
much, but 1t must be done by elimin-
ating the alcoholic drinks and pushing
the introduction and sale of the nom
intoxicant lager beer. This done. and
society will have no fault to find
against the ills OF intemperance. as
they will be entirely void when liquor
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
MESA
THE HEROES COME BACK.

d company returned from Camp
Brodie late Saturday evening and there
were many relatives who met them at
the train and welcomed their return.
Along the streets as they marched
down town the sidewalks were lined
with admiring friends. The boys step
ped off in quite a soldierly fashion.
showing that a weeks constant prac-
tice had been of benefit to them. They
showed marked improvement in their
bearing. The company left four men
at Camp Rrodie. who are slated to be-
come members OF the team which Is to
go from the territory to Camp Perry
Sergeant LeBaron and Corporal Hib-
bert made records at the rifle pra ctice
OF which their friends are proud.
DEATH OF LAWRY.
A copy OF the Carnegie Items was
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12

drinking is pushed aside. as then the
vile fusil oils in alcoholic beverages
will not be allowed to ruin the body and
soul"
Temperance Views Of a Famous Editor.
William Marion Reedy. editor Of
THE Mirror" IL recent issue Of
that paper declares that good beer is
the greatest influence in behalf of tenn
perance in this country.
He writes as follows:
with the growth of the beer indus
try and the steady improvement of its
product has gone on a steady falling
off in the consumption of the fiery
fluids which so frequently. in early
days, lured men into sottishness and
Influenced them to crimes. particularly
crimes of violence. Where beer is sold
there is order presiding over good ma
lture.
For beer is but mildly stimulating:
indeed. its stimulation is nothing much
stronger than pervasive sense of a
lfreshening vigor. Properly made. beer
is a food quite as much as IL is a
drink. 1t reinforces bodily tissues in
stead of disintegrating them. 1t
soothes the nerves rather than racks
them. II facilitates the functions of
what are called mental faculties in
stead of distorting and perverting and
confusing them. All these assertions
need no proof stronger than the results
of ordinar,' observation.
Beer drinking Germany leads in
philosophy and is unsurpassed in wit,
in poetry, in art, in research. Ger
many is so great that almost the whole
of Europe is endeavoring to form a
league against her. In fictile skill
Germany is pre-eminent. for the trade
mark. made in Germany has driven
British manufacturers almost to that
rage of fear which is hate. Germany
gives victorious commercial battle to
all civilized countries except the United
States, in the markets of the world,
and the people of the United States
have become within the last twenty
five years a beer-drinking population.
Lord Salisbury spoke, some years
since, of dying nations Today Great
Britain herself complains of deterior-
alton in the stamina of her people.
Salisbury's dying nations were partic-
ularly Latins-the French, Spanish.
Ital ans-all of them non-beer drink
ing nations. Great Britain drinks some
beer. but her ruin is traceable to gin
and spirits. France on the other hand
is backing up coincidently with the
Frenchman's turning away from
absinthe. the fairy with the green
eyes and taking to his beer. The ar
gument from contemporary history
is in favor of beer as a contributory
agent towards the making of the men
who are to command and control the
future"
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
ONE ON THE FIRM.
How an Honest Man Got Something by
Mistake and Returned II.

II. II. Griest has let out good joke
on Hyder Bros. 1t was like this. Some
time ago having use for a large dry
goods box he called at the store and
negotiated for the purchase of one that
was about the right size. II had been
standing in the back Of the warehouse
for something like year and the firm
was willing to sell it at a reasonable
figure. The deal was made but as the
box during its period of idleness had
an accumulation of papers and sup
posedly empty paper boxes of an elab-
crate assortment, 1t was specified In
the transaction that Mr.. Griest take
everything with him that was in the
box. 1t was done and a short time
later while cleaning out the box. the
new owner ran across n paper box that
contained a full set of shirts of high
quality that had been consigned to the
waste box through the inadvertence of
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12

some member Of the firm. The shirts
were size II and as Mr.. Griest wears
less than that by several
inches. he saw a chance to have some
fun out of Hyder Bros. He forthwith
returned the goods with a big kick He
wanted to know what the firm meant
by giving him shirts sized IL when the
ones he ordered were several sizes
smaller. a glance at the shirts con-
Mr.. Hyder that something was
wrong and he studied the matter over
a moment and soon got wise. He saw
the point of the joke and the treats
we're considered on the house and the
obligation promptly met.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
SOLDIER BOYS HOME.
c Company Returns in Good Shape
and With Honors in Everything.

Temples soldier boys are home again.
They arrived from Camp Brodie on the
regular evening train Saturday and
though they had a pleasant and inter
esting vacation and encampment in
every respect. all were glad to get back
again. As has been mentioned before.
&c company covered itself with glory
while away in more than one respect.
In the shooting II will have as many
men on the team as any other COM
pany and a great many more than
some. 1t is a settled fact that there
will be at least four c men on the
team that will compete in the national
shoot at Camp Perry. These four will
be Lieut.. Woolf, Sergt. Sigala. Redden
and Jones. Sergt. Sigala still holds
high place in the try out and the other
Tempe men are. making good records.
Sigala and Redden came down with
the company but will return today or
tomorrow. woolf and Jones remained
in camp though they may come down
for a day or two before leaving for
Ohio. Tempe held all records through
out the camp and established new
one when ii came to breaking camp
Friday and pitching shelter tents.
When the signal was given, every man
was in his place. the big tents were
taken down, rolled and packed and
work started on the shelter tents be-
fore all the other big tents were even
down.
The boys all returfed in good ehalth
and loud in their praise of their treat
ment by the officers OF the company.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
SHORT NOTES.

Theo. Thomas has installed in his
barber shop one of the most improved
electrical massage machines. one that
is particularly adapted to the alternat-
ing current in use here.
Misses Bertha and Maude Wilson
left Saturday evening for California.
where they will take a months vaca-
ton before commencing school work in
the fall.
Ned White Of Bisbee spent Saturday
here. He came up with an insane
charge anS returned that evening.
Attention is called to the New York
Stores change Of ad.
The members of the Treble Clef club
wish an error corrected that appeared
in yesterday mornings paper. There
was no dancing at the Casa Iona Fri
day night.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
BUSINESS DULL.

The real estate men report this their
dull month. It seems that the month
of August is the holiday month for so
many people, who seek the seaside and
mountain resorts. that travel for bust
ness purposes and thoughts of invest
ments are laid aside temporarily.
There is little demand for real estate
during the month of August as a rule.
and few people even place their prop
erty on the market at this time of the
year. Old real estate dealers tell us
that this has been the rule so long as
they have been in business and the
present year is no exception. They are
getting in line for a busy season the
coming fall. for they have many prom
Uses of visits from investors as soon as
the summer ends
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12

received in Mesa yesterday giving an
account Of the death of Clyde A. Law
ry. the young musician who recently
went to Pennsylvania from Mesa with
his wife. The couple arrived at Mr..
Lawry's fathers place on July goth.
Lawry was unconscious for the first
but was far gone in consumption and
on August LIST passed away. His fun
eral took place on August 3rd. Mrs.
Lowry was unconscious for the first
two days after her arrival at her home.
but is improving. Before leaving Mesa
she was engaged to teach the Chandler
school during the coming term. but it
is not Yet known whether she will be
able to return and fill the engagement
She has many friends here.
Arizona republican., 1907-08-12
GENERAL NOTES.

F. T. Romeroy. w. A. Macdonald.
Geo. w. Lewis and Martin Mortenson
returned yesterday from a visit to
Pine. where they attended the quartely
stake conference of the Mormon
church. They report a pleasant visit
with the people OF Pine and say they
had an enjoyable trip.
Leonard Dalrymple. a brother Of
Dexter Dalrymple. arrived in Mesa
yesterday from Nevada. He has spent
several years in the northern country.
but had the old time longing to see the
Salt river valley once more. He says
there may be better places. but he has
not been fortunate enough to find one
of them.
DR.. Palmer left Saturday night for
Prescott. to be absent several days.
Walter Lubkin postponed his trip 10
Yuma until tonight. He had too many
things 10 attend to here to get away
sooner.
Henry Gurley spent yesterday with
his relatives in Phoenix.
Lambert c. Howell started Saturday
some weeks. He is driving through
and will take in all the attractive seem
cry on the way.
Wellington Rheims was in town yes
terday. getting acquainted with his
family. He stays at the photographic
station at the junction of the Salt and
the Verde SO much that he almost gets
lost when he comes to town.
The close of the cantaloupe season
has thrown so many Of the Indians out
of job that help is much easier to get
than 1t was couple of weeks since.
Then 1t was almost impossible for the
housewife to get her weeks wash out
on the line. but now there are many
applicants for the job.