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Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

ways in practice. the dominant prin- | ciple of the democratic orSaniza ton in New York and the matter of leader ship is supposed to be fought out be- fore the party voters of each district
 without outside interference. This year the growing opposition to the dosnina- tion of Charles F. Murphy has led to an unusual number of district contests and from no won there will be a con stapt succession of chowder parties
 receptions" and other functions com bining a social and political appeal on the part of the aspirants for seats around Tammany's council fire. It is
 probable that nothing quite like a
 Tammany chowder party can be seen at its perfection outside New York IL
 is an excursion on bargeS lowed by tugs or steamers to some nearby picnic ground or beer garden with eat ables and drinkables in exhaustless quantities. ceaseless blare of brass bands. games. dancing. fireworks and other diversions. A typical outing of this sort occurred last week which was participated in by over 2O0O persons and in the course of which three men
 had their skulls fractured. a police
 mans finger was bitten off. one man
 had an eye gouged out and about a | hundred others were more or less seri- ously injured.
 | Cosmopolitan though she be New i York is still provincial enough and : American enough to dearly love a [ prince as her guest and there has been
 good sized flutter of excitement over
 the presence here this week of young Wilhelm of Sweden. heir to the crown of that Scandinavian monarchy The
 most violent fluttering naturally took place in Newport where there was considerable maneuvering on the part of various social leaders to exhibit the prince in their train. but the city has
 had it's chance to see and be seen by the young Nman who has been at the
 Hotel Astor for the past few days and
 was banqueted there by the Swedish society on Saturday evening. August 31. Apropos of this dinner it was
 remarked that there were more Swedes in this country than in Sweden and that if Prince Wilhelm wished to re- main in touch with his own people he should stay in America and make his headquarters in one of the thriving cities of the northwest. Prince Will helm. who seems to be a very amiable
 and polite young man. has given no evidence of any intention to adopt the suggestion.
 Preparations are all complete after
 weeks of work for setting off the be-
 lated Fourth of July salute that will
 make the giantest of giant firecrackers seem like the popping of a toy pistol
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

twenty to thirty great vessels are lying alongside the piers.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

Preparations are all complete after weeks of work for setting off the be- lated Fourth of July salute that will make the giantest of giant firecrackers seem like the popping of a toy pistol
 compared to the cannonading of any
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07

While the c!ty's pre-eminence in the foreign trade is being slowly whittled away by the swift progress of other ports her position as the greatest wholesale marketplace in the country remains unassailed. Statistics recent ly compiled show that the manufac- turing growth Of the metropolis be- tween 1900 and 1905 was 30 per cent or more than that of any other large city except New Orleans. St. Louis and Sa
 vannah. In the jobbing business also New York remains far in the lead. At the present time the city is thronged with buyers from all parts of the coun- try as well as with sightseers who wisely select the season when hun dreds of thousands of the residents are away as the time to see the outward attractions of the city at their best.
 The local political pot is beginning to bubble and in another month will be at the boiling point It is not the question of tariff reform or the proper method of curbing the bad trusts that agitates the patriotic electorate of Manhattan. but the more practical and personal issue of determining the dis trict leaderships Of Tammany Hall. Home rule Is in theory. though not all
Arizona republican., 1907-09-07
WooLEN DRESS eor ps

Exclusive patterns of fine fall dress goods. New shades and weaves-all in one dress pattern lengths.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
OF
 BOATS
Humboldt And City Or Seattle Here
 Tomorrow

WhiJehorse, July 28-Up stream:- The Dawson at Dawson st Il p. m,, Casca passed Big Salmon at l a.m., Victorian was at Tantalus at p. m., .Whi ehorse st Tantalus at 4 D. ID.
 Down sream:-The Selkirk left here at g p. m. the Canadian was at Yukon crossing at ncon yesterday.
 Arriving
 The Humboldt win arrive at a, m. and leave at 6 a. m, tomorrow. She has 45 passengers and 75 tons of freight, City of Seattle will arrive at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. She has 30 round trippers. who will make an excursion to the Summit in special train,
 The Jefferson will be here Sunday at 6 a. ID.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
FOR ALASKA
 MURDER
Captain To Answer For More Serious
 Charge

San Francisco, July 2G--Capt. Christ Ian Klingenberg, master of the gaso- line fishing schooner Olga, for whom the United States authorities have been searching for nearly a year to arraign him for murder will appear in court to- morrow to plead
 At first it was reported here that he would merely have to answer for his in- humanities towards Eskimo women, however, it has now been announced by Assistant United States District Attor- ney Mckinley that he will have to stand trial for bis life on a murder charge.
 The indictment under which the pris- Oner will be tried, charges him with having shot and killed Jackson D. Paul, his chief engineer, with a rifle, October 10th, 1905. Frank Miller, Frank Carl son and George Johnson, members of his crew, are detained in the A lameda county jail as witnesses for the govern ment.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
POrOupiHo GOou Visiting

A trio of small boys composed of Sam aDd Louis Stinebaugh and Dell Baker yesterday caught large porcupine in the chicken yard Of Prof. Teliord, The animal bad wandered In from the hills and was taking things easy when vered by the bcys. Alter being captured 1t was place, in 8 cage and has since been purchased by H.D.Kirm. SC who now has it on exhibition near his store. The animal will doubtless prove an Interesting curiosity to visitors at Mir. Kirmse'5.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
ROGERS IS
 STRICKEN
Standard Oil Brains May Die From
 Heat

Special Dispatch to Daily AlaskanJ
 New York, July 2G-Henry II. Rog- CTS, millionaire stock exchange opera tor and credited with being the brains of the Standard Oil corporation, was overcome by the helt yesterday and re. moved to his home. Reports today on the stock exchange are that he may not recover.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
JUST AS
 ALWAYS
In Coming Fight Haggle Over
 Gate Receipts

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 San Francisco, July, 26-The Cans Nelson fight, which was scheduled to take place here on the 3lst, appears to be off. Cans and Nolan are haggling over a division of the receipts and the promoters threaten to throw up the affair in disgust. Cans is matched to fight Young Burns on August 16.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
WRECK TEN
 SHOPS
Philadelphia LabOrers Resent Raising Of
 Meat Prices

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 PhiIa lelphia, July 26-MObs that con- ysined thousands Of men and women attacked several butcher shops in this city and wrecked them. Tbe crowds were composed of working people who became angry at the owners who had formed 8 combine for the purpose of raising the prices of meat. The police, unable to control the mobs, battled with them for hours, and scores were injured and taken to the hospitals,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
0NLOOKER
 KILLED
Seattle Youth Is A Victim Of Blast
 ing Accident

Special Dispatch 70 Daily Alaskan ]
 Seattle July 2G-Charles Graves, a lad sixteen years old, was killed here today by being struck with 8 piece of ion bar which was hurled against his head as the result of a dynamite ex- p.osion caused by workmen who were blasting rock six hundred feet away.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
FATE OF HAYWOOD IS
 WITH JURY TONIGHT
If any verdict is arrived at it is expected to be returned tomorrow morning De- fendant is calm.

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Boise, July 28-United States Senator Borah will conclude his address to the Haywood jury tonight and the case will go to the jury immediately. It any verdict is reached at all, it is expected to be arrived at by the morning. Should the jury get Into 8 tangle over the ev-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
c motory Meeting Tonight

The ladies having the cemetery i'm proyem-ut project in charge, together with the committees that have been appointed by other organizations who intgrd joining in the work, are request ed to meet at the city hall thls evening at B o'clock sharp.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26

Special Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
 Little Rock, July 26-Ai,er a quarrel with her husband, who refused to praise a new dress which she had just purchased, Mrs Anna Love called her ltstle daughter iato her bedroom
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION
 BEGUN AT FRISCO
CowardIy action of Capt, Hansen in desert ing perishing causes bitter feeling at hear ing Proof is positive.r

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan)
 San Francisco, July 26-The official investigation into the sinking of the Columbia by the steamer San Pedro began here this morning before 8 great crowd. Bitter feeling is expressed on all sides against Cap ain Hansen and
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
DELEGATE GALE
 IN TOWH TOMORROW

Juneau, July 26-The Humboldt, having on board as passengers, Gen. Greedy, who IS making sn inspection trip and Is bound for Fort William H. Seward, and Territorial Delegate Gale, who is a passenger for SkagWay, from where be will go into the interior, left this afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
TOURS ON OIL AND
 THEN APPLIES MATCH
Woman calls little daughter to witness her cremation. Act committed on account of failure to praise dress.

and, telling her to watch her, poured a gall.n of coal oil over herself applied a match to her clothing, after which she sas down in 8 chair and iu few minutes her body was burned to a crisP,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26

idence, 1t is a foregone conclusion that a disagreement will result. Borah ad- mitted in his address that Orchards testimony should be substantiated but claimed that corroboration of every de- tail by unimpeachable witnesses dove tailed into Orchards story. Haywood expects to be acquitted.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26
EaEI SDARO0

The regular weekly dance of lhe Fra terasl Order ol Eagles will be held tn their hall tomorrow evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26

his crew for allowing scores of helpless victims to perish without making sn effort to save them. Third Officer HaWle, the most important witness, will testify that the San Pedro, after running down the Columbia, refused to give any aid whatever to the ship wrecked victims.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26

The Pack Train Restau rantwtlIserye wine with dinner orders, free tn place Ofrea or coffee. Come on OOys,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26

TheFifth Avenue hotel is the big gesJ and best appointed hOs5elry in ell the north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-07-26

Received, choice pOttTd plants on Dolphin at Northern GrOQerY. ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10

Board Of Dist. No. I at tho Liberty school
house on Saturday afternoon. May llth.
at 8 pm. to decide tho location OF tho new
school house for which tho District voted
bonds on Monday. May 9Th.
It Is tho request OF tho Board that there
be q full attendance OF tho patrons OF tho
district in order that the Board may act
intelligently in locating tho new building.
It has been requested Of the Board
that small school house be located in
the southwestern portion OF tho District:
and Il is hoped that this section will send
a representation TO the meeting. Several
sections Of the town have asked for tho
now building and 1t will be necessary for
them to be present at tho meeting with
full information as to the sites offered and
prices for the same and any information
as to the needs and requirements OF their
various locations.
The amount Of money which the Board
will have at their disposal will be very
Iimited-indeed /. will scarcely be enough
to erect suitable building, therefore it
will be necessary to practice the most
rigid economy in selecting a site. II tho
parties desiring building can offer a
free site. or very low price site. it will
be apt to have a great bearing with tho
Board. This information is made public
in order that all sections can be fairly re-
presented and that the Board can act
with proper intelligence.
Yours truly,
c. F. EVANS, Secy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
Something New in Sewing Machine.

The needle bar Is hollow. which makes
u both lighter and stronger than tho old
style bar. Tho needle has only ono po-
sis,on for entering tho socket. so that Il
can never bo put In wrong. as so often Is
tho case In other machines.
Il has trip which with slight finger
pressure throws the shuttle out for filling.
Tho threading Is also much simpli'iod.
Tho bobbtn wind has guide that fills tho
bobbin as evenly as !; Is wound on tho
original spool. Then too tho spool on tho
top Of tho machine has spool pin with
q revolving sleeve. which must promote
good nature In tho operator since !, posi-
lively prevents tho thread tha. un~inds
from tho spool drawing taut upon tho pin
and shon breaking as Il ofion does.
Tho movement Of tho feed foo; is novel
and in,uros a porioc. feed. no matter
what thickness or what humps Of cloth
occur In tho sowing.
Tho whole machine Is substantially and
yo, beautifully put up. Tho bearings arc
all easo-hardonod steel and perfect In ht
and alignment.
Tho case Is itself a work Of art. with
rounded lines instead OF tho acute angles
and makes handsome picco OF furniture.
Tho dark quartorcd oak extends TO tho
covering Of tho metal legs and this makes
for tho beauty and finish OF tho machine.
Mr.. Hill will be glad to show tho ma
chine and It's working parts TO everybody
interested in sewing machines. whether
thoy arc roads TO buy or not.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10

-. Hin Is showing 10 his eas,nmsrs
soms,hing In the way Of . showing ma
chine that discounts all previous devices
in tho sewing machine line.
Il IL called tho VIII c. FREQ Sewing
Machine. and It's mechanism and artistic
finish ss calculated TO interest everybody
who has any interest In the mechanical
and tho artistic. :.
Tho most remarkable thing about Il
perhaps IL tho main shaft, Upon this
everything else In tho machines meehan-
ism eentsrs. As u noos. 50 70 speak.
everything else about Il goos. for h con-
meets and drives IN uniform motion tho
upper shaft and needle as well as tho
shuttle and tho font feed. This. Il will bo
seen oveseomes all that vibration Of tho
mechanism. which Is tho defect and tho
obstruction Of sowing machine. And
yot thero 10 not gear on this main shaft
or. for that matter. anywhere on tho ma
chine. Its shuttle mechanism Is driven
by what is called tho Rotoseillo move
ment. This Is simply cam on tho shaft
50 bovolled that as tho shaft revolves the
shuttle Is thrown back and forth for maxi
ing the stitch. This cam and its connoc-
ton Is ball-bcafing. and so runs without
noise. except for a slight musical hum.
scar ceiy louder than might DO made by
an insect. In fact all tho bearings on tho
machine are ball bearing. right down to
tho tTcadlo connection. which makes Il
not only noiselcss but wonderfully easy
running.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
HAVE you A NAMgp
City coaneii Is Open for Ssxxestioas
ot Names Tor Parks.

The psoposi;ioa Is again Up with tho
city council To give names 10 tho several
parks Of the town. Le, us go slow and
pick some appropriate and esphonieas
nAmss for these beauty spots Of tho
town. Ls: Us have number Of suggss-
tons 70 selee, from. There is one park
In front Q! tho Santa Fe depot. ono
around the base Of reservoir hill. ono In
the souiheas; quarter Of the town and
anothsr In tho northwest quarter. The
last named has no; 70, been esdsd to the
town. TO be sure. bu, ~e trust { will b
In due time. Tho other three. however.
can b officially named by tho city eoon-
ell. Asa means Of getting some good
namss 10 choose from the Enterprise
would susTes, sha, i,s city readers. who
have . name In mind wrise their prefer
sness IN tho blank spaees Of thu coupon
below and send !, In to tho Office:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY MAY 10. 1907

snbstsntial and ornate character. and
will stand in full view OF the Santa
Fe trains passing between Rocky
Ford AMI La Jun,a.
AnoiheT provision for the sick and
the injured is being made at La Junia
ty the citizens and physicians OF tha.
town. a city hospital TO be erected
which with the hospital equipment
provided by the Santa fe a, that poin,
will give La lunia accommodation
for all local needs in this line.
The showing made by the weather
records in this valley will warrant
siili Other provision for the afflicted
being made a, no distant date and NC
arc sure 10 have many Of this class
coming here for the climatic sdyan-
,ages.
FurthsT than this. the Valley Is
sure to grow in the direction 81 4
resort for people OF years and means
who want to retire from active life
md make their home in section of
country with equitable temperature.
free from the cold and rough wealth
CT and sudden and extreme changes
that arc 4 severe tax on the aged who
grc in no sense inyaiids.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
MEMORIAL DAY.
Arrangements Have Been Made 10,
Flttinx commsmorstios.


Tho conference committees Of the q.
A. r.. W. r. c. and Ladies Of q. A. r.
havo completed arrangements for tho
JOINT observance Of Memorial and Deco
ration days. as follows:
On Sunday morning. May 25. the three
orders will assemble a. tho M. E. church
and listen to sermon by Rev. J. r. Ed
wards.
On Thursday. May so. at $3.50 a. m.
they will leave i.o.o.F. hall for the eem-
otery, whore tho Grand Army post, Wom-
ans Relief Corps and Ladies Of the GAR.
will respectively hold appropriate service
in honor and reverence Of departed COM
rades. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon ex-
ereises will be held in City park. and an
address will be delivered by Judge Nor
ris.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the exercises. and ali children
and others who will assist in the Deeora-
ton day program are asked to meet at
I.o.O.F. hall tomorrow. Saturday at 2
p. m. for drill. ,-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
HAIL AND RAIN.
Our Weekly Weather Report the
Thing Now.

The old adage that "It never rains but
It lpours" is probably never true any
where, but there is hardly any place
It comes nearer to being a fact than here
in the Arkansas Valley. 1t is often a
long time between rainy spells. but once
the atmosphere gets saturated we get
the moisture in large consignments. The
past two weeks have been moist, and the
combined hail and rain storm Of Tuesday
gave US one Of the finest deluges Of the
year. The hail was very variable in its
density, the vicinity of the town getting
a medium shower, while spots to the east
and north were struck hard. On the
Holbrook cliffs to the north and east a
white covering was to be seen until late
the next afternoon. The little town of
Swink got a heavy peppering, doing dam
age to some Of the tin roofs. To the
west Of US the storm was lighter. The
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
rlrs. FIR. wietzer Receives.

On Thursday Mrs. Wietzer's beautiful
home was open to receive sixty Of her
friends. whom she entertained in her US
ual royal fashion. While without the skies
lowered. within everything was bright
and gay. The pretty Japanese idea was
carried out in the decoration wherever
possible; the lights shone softly through
Japanese lanterns and little parasols.
Yellow and white flowers and festoons Of
green completed most attractive pic
ture.
Mrs. w. N. Randall and Mrs. L. r. Fem
lason assisted the hostess in receiving
her guests, after which progressive games
kept the fun going. Indeed the laughter,
chatter and little screams Of triumph or
despair kept the guests oblivious of rain
or hail without. as they tried the various
games and sped the bright hours away.
Mrs. Roberts won the first prize.
A number of Mrs. Wietzer's young
friends assisted in serving the lunch
which W a perfect in every respect.
When the little "Mikados" were brought
in, each with his tiny Japanese umbrella,
the ladies' thought him Just too cute" to
eat. and yet he certainly was too good to
just look at; so he, like all the other good
things disappeared, leaving but his UNI
brella as memento Of their charming
hostess and the afternoon full of enjoy
ment she had given them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
Ps;s between 10th and ii,h SITS
haycs.crowlcy Nuptlais.


An early morning wedding at St. Pot
er's Church was the occasion for so many
people. many Of thom young aequaint-
anees Of tho bride. wonding their way to
the northwest part Of tho town between
soven and eight o'clock on Wednesday
morning.
Just as tho sun burst forth in his bright
est splendor Hon. and Mrs J. H. Crowley
drove to St. Peters Church tCatholie) to
witness tho marriage Of their daughter.
Mss Amanda. to Mr.. Frank E. Hayes,
eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hayes.
The church was beautifully decorated
with potted plants and flowers.
Precisely at the appointed hour tho
bride. on the arm of her father. was met
at the altar by Rev. Felix Dilly. while tho
groom was accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. P. Hayes. Miss Susie MeElroy act
ing as bridesmaid. Mrs. Chas. Burke
rendered Mendelssohn's wedding march
on the violin. accompanied by Mrs. John
Lacy. The nuptial mass was said by
Father Dilly.
The bride was very charming in her
bridal veil and grey silken train. carry
ing bouquet Of roses and carnations.
The groom in conventional black seemed
to realize the prize he had won. Miss
MeElroy, gowned in blue silk, with lace
trimmings, very gracefully attended the
bride.
After the ceremony the bridal party
repaired to the home of the brides par
enss. where a sumptuous breakfast
awaited them. The bride received many
presents.
The young couple will continue to be
residents Of the farming centre of Rocky
Ford as heretofore. the groom being the
son of Mr.. John Hayes, the near neigh
Dor of the Crowleys.
Congratulations have been showered
upon the young people, who will be at
home to their friends after June lst at
their residence south of town.
~
Miss Jennie L. Saunders and Miss Clay
c. Watkins, both of Kansas City, were
in Rocky Ford the latter part of last
week just viewing the landscape DER, and
were so pleased with our town they in
vested in five town lots. The real estate
is located IN block 81 (known as the
Carlyle block in the southeast part of
town-Garden Place. The price paid
was 81 l,5oo-S5oo for the corner and
$3.50 each for the inside four. The sale
was made by Mrs. M. J. Anderson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-10
vlsitisg Exeurslosists.

Our townspsopis Of the German Broth
ron tDunkard) faith are In tho enjoy
msnt Just now Of visits from numerous
friends from the east who are passing
through Colorado 70 attend tho National
Conference Of this religious body. held
this year at Long Beach. near Los An
gelos. Cal. The local church pulpit on
Sunday next will b filled with visiting
preachers who stop ovar for the Sabbath
service. ouits \ delegation Of our Dunk
ards won. down 70 La Junta today to
mess special train load Of sxeursionists
who como from virginia. on route TO the
conference. Several Of the party got
stop-ovsrs for Rocky Ford and vicinity
and will Join another special train going
west early IN next week.