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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-02

Mrs. Anne Hutsen. o. Hickman
county, Tennessee, is the widow OF a
soldier Of the Black Hawk War that
died more than a half a century ago.
In some way Mrs. Hutsen who Is a
little behind the times recently heard
that Uncle Sam was paying pensions
to some classes Of people. she didn't
quite believe all that she heard, 80
she wrote to Representative Padgett,
who represents the district In which
she lives and asked MIN II 1t were
true, that the government were giving
away money, and said that If 1t were,
true she would like to have her snare.
Mr. Padgett found out that her state
ments were true. Mrs Hutsen. who
Is said to be 80 years Is poor and he
hustled around to start the prelimina-
ry steps toward securing the pension
The House committee on pensions haA
wound up its business for this session
and there will not be another meeting
before next session. Meanwhile Mr.
Padgett will get Mrs. Hutsen's papers
in proper shape and 1t isa pretty sure
thing that one of the first pension bills
to go through the next House will be
for the benefit Of the aged woman who
cannot live to enjoy the pension very
| long after she gets 1t.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-02

There Is no case on record Of a cough
or cold resulting in pneumonia or con-
after Foley's Honey and Tar
has been taken, as it will stop your
cough and break up your cold quickly
Refuse any but the genuine. Foleys
Honey and Tar in a yellow package,
Contains no opiates ana is safe and
sure. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-02

an fruit 10 the damage OF tho Amorl-
cans, Now our fruit exporters and
groves OF apples and other fruits for
the export trade are beginning to urge
tho Government inspection In this war
tIculaf. There is no doubt that Con-
gross viii DO asked to sanction tnls
additional system OF federal inspec-
ton.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-02

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night, can be cured
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar. 1t will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and strengthen your
lungs. The genuine is in a yellow
package. T. F. Laurin, Owl Drug
Store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-02
SUNDAY TRAVEL TO PORTLAND
Increases and $3.50 Mound Trip Rate
via A. q c. r. r. 10 Popular.

Travel from this city 10 Portland
on Sunday at the low round trip rate
OF $3.50 Is on the increase and many
enjoy that day In the metropolis each
week. This rate will be continued
throughout the winter and the volume
OF travel toward Portland every Sun
day would indicate that the public
appreciates It. li-s-a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-03-02

OrIno Laxative Fruit Syrup is a new
remedy, an improvement on the laxa
tiyes OF former years. ns II does not
gripe or nauseatc and Is pleasant 70
take. II is guaranteed. r. +. Laurin
Owl Drug Store
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
etmocmten ais 9anbarbetter.

Sn Sanemarf 1T cine 8etpegung i'm
@ange, bic barauf hinausgebt, mittelz
lofen Stubenten einen Sommeroufz
entbolt auf benz 2onbe gu peri6affen
bur9 Befprgung elmer Stenung dls
grntearbeiter in etnem ldnbnirtb.
f9oftIi6en 8etrieb. Sn ben aIsra
t~penigiten SGlen nirb Dem Muien<
fobne natiirlt@ anboltenbe 56tpere Or,
belt augemutbet. Sn Der Regel eebt
Der iunge Mann sur 9onb, mo unb
ME lange es inn beliebt, 10 beiIpiels,
tpeif. beim Obftpfliiden unb GbnliGen
lei9teren 9antirunsen; man9mal til
bic nit benz Stubenten bsglidte Sa-
mifie aud i4pn befriebigt, pern er fiG
nur bes T0hterhens i'm 6aufe am
nebmen unb fte in bic Mpiterien fei.
ner bauptftdbtif9en Meisbeit, feinea
tpeltumfpannenben @tnbentenpiFens
eth penis einipeibeu min, 70 sana plane
los. obne 3Dons, ettpa i'm @artenz
bdus4en bel 8offee unb Gigaretten.
Reia Bunber, baB Der STUDENT ols
grntenrbeiter" cine INNER bGufieer
duftretenbe grf6einuno tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
eauh aeaen sdlanaeubih.

Die rMiener tlinifdeM o9enidrift"
entbGlt cine Qbbanbluna BON Timber
fitatsprOfeFOr Or. Risbl iber bic Be-
banbluns bon 0ergiftungen bur9
94lansenbiB. Der @srfaFer befpridt
bierbei aud bic pon 9rofeFpr Or.
paItsuf ~empfohlene Met6obe Galmets
res, bic BARN befte6t, friiGe @@lans
senbtfe nit GblortdIf gu bebonbeln.
grofefor Or. &iebl lieB nun tleine
Gtuis anfertigen. bic gblortalt in pa
ftiaenform entbalten, unb b~ertritt bic
Meinnng, biefe Gtuis iDnnten iibera4.
po gtftise S9lausen portommen, In
@afbdufern, Sdub6iitten IL. +. M. be-
ponirt unb fir ben @ebraudsfau be-
rstt gebdlten tperben; aud folte Ie
jsber Spa5iergdngsr, ausfliial.r II. +.
m. bel fi4 tragen unb iiA bamit Dor
ben Goigen zines sbentueu.n S6laus
genbifes idiibsn, Die patiG.n be-
bolten iebr LANCE ibr bone Dirtfamz
tsit; bic erften Dor Sabrssfriit anee.
fertigtsn Paitinen baden bierpon ni3ts
eineebibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14

olele 8eitrebungen bottelt bon Der
gitbne abtraten. 50 i6linm, tpte
mon inns beute gloltben MAIDEN mill,
1T es ME gefpeien. Mber nicbt 81
lengnen lit, bob oieie 8~eitrebungen
an 5iefe uno 8ebeutltnq perloren,
Bob oas 9euti6tltm, troboem es mo
terieu on 9eoeutltng gelpanl1, auf
btelen g%eiitigen @ebieten 5uriidge=
orangt purbe, BOB es iogor ouf po=
tl1fem @ebiete an Graft perlor. Ser
toeale 3ug, Der bos oeuti6e 2eben
Der N6tunopier5iger Eeriooe ausge=
5eldnet batte, nerihnano. Dies trat,
menn i6on friiber, b%eionoers
lett Wfitte Der adt3iger Sabre berpor
ltno nobm ieitbeln beitdnoig at. 9is
Dor etntgen Sabren. 90 trot cine Sc
aftton Elm. Won iab, ooB man et-
mas tnn mlBte, Dem GerfaQ 81 be-
gegnen, uno mon erfonnte oudl oab
man Dies anoers onfangen miiiie, ols
bisber geiheben lei, l1nb 10 entitano
Die getpegung, aus nel9er Ser ol1e-
rtfanii6e gfotionolb1tnb bernoraeoon>
gen ltno oeren 9ragerin er 6e1te lit.
Man mill oos geieaige 2e6en 6ebet
mo pertlefell eS nit einetn @ort
ioealer MAIDEN; man mi0 ooranf bilt=
orbeiten, boB Dem &inbe i'm Suuie Die
8eoeutltng bes 0euti6en flor merbe,
oomit es 6reuoe oln Oeutihen
gepl1lnt un0 ielbIt Suit 3l1r @rbal=
tung oieles S6obes befomnlt uno
mon nil benz 9euti6tum nieber oie
politii6e 5telung 5nriiderobern, oie
es porbem .beioB, in6em man oen
@tn5elner 51t einer itdrferen 9eteiIi=
gllng on Ser 8olitif onipor1tt ltno es
Tim flar mo6t, bob er bel ietner po-
litii6en Ste1ungnabme neben ser
&iifii6t ouf bie 8arteL oll6 Slid
it6t ouf oos 9euti6tum nebnen mltb.
0amit es linn ntdt ourb cine feino-
ielige uno bornierte @eIebeebung nn=
moelid eemo6t miro, in elmer @eiie
5u leben, oie er ols oie berehtiqte
@igenart Ser geutiden oniiebt.
Wondes miro aud oieie nele Be
lpegun9 ni6t errei6en uno nlan6e
Sebler merben audi bon ibr gemadt
meroen, ober tie gebt BON einem rid)-
tigen Iusgangspunft aus unb oes=
balb fann man aub i'm Ingemeinen
olf einen @rfolg re6nen. 0atiirlid
ulf einen @rfole i~nnerbolb ioI6er
tpie tie unter ben beitebenoen
Nprhnf4utffpn mnnIih finn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
SerbDrgeme Wefabren,
Die &at1r siebt aeitige 8arnumaen,
Die feim geiuobner Sun Ittpe
miu's ~i9noriercm Iuate.

@efabr Sisnal Ssp. 1 fonrnt bon
Den @usi6ei0ungen ser geieren. sic
marnen @u6, oaB bie Neieren fronf
ii1o. @eiuroe geieren ergeben cine
flare, berniteinbelle 6lilfiafeit.
&ronfe Nieren einen oiinnef1, blei=
6eH uno i6Gumenoen, ODER einen
otden, rotenL iibeIriedenoen 1lrin,
boa bon Sob. Die @usI6eiounq 1T
unregelmaBig.
@efabr-Stsnal go. 2 fommt bonn
&iiden. &iidenidmer5en, i6mer ltn6
madtig ODER fur8, i6orf ofut, er8ab-
len gu6, OaB oie gfieren fronf uno
@aiieri1tdt, Diabetes nto 8riqbts
&ronfbeit i'm An8uge iino. Ooon's
9ieren : 8iaen beilen fronfe Nieren
uno beilen iie permanent. Sier lit
Elm 3elt9nis bon San gntonio.
Mrs. sc. g.. 5reemann,
9t2 @ops Str, Son Intonio, Ser,
iagt: v0oan's Nieren=8iQen furier.
ten mid BON meinem Nierenleioen
uno t6 BIN frob, lie empfeblen at
fonnen. Sd lit lebr piel an 6iifen=
idner5en ltno Dies erinnerte mild
5lterit Ooron, bob ib cine Nieren-
fronfbeit babe. Damn nltroe oie Mf-
ton meiner 9fieren unreeelm1Biq
uno mein ollgemeiner @eiun6beits-
5uItono ipuroe i6le6ter. Sd bottle
mir bonn 8eror Drug Store cine
S6o6tel 0oon's 0ieren-8iQen nno
begann lie 5u 9ebrou6en. Sic bal
fen mir iofort uno nodoem i6 iie Ell
ne 5eitlong genommen bate, NOR i6
bon metnem Iierenletoen noufom=
men 9ebeilt. Die S6mer5en fin6 ber-
i6munoen, Die Iftion ser Rieren lit
bol1itonoie reeelm6Big uno ib bin
oifl fraftiger mie friiber."
GUM .8erfauf bel ol1en @Gnolern.
8reis SO Gents. Softer Mliburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aGleinige
@geitten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert Gu6 oes Nomens =
9 oan's-un nebmt feline an
oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
@as Die MemidJem trinfen.

1leberou, IN alien 2dnoern
81 Nattonnl9etrdnf es giebt,
9as, tpenn ii9 au9 Die 3eiten qnberr
Nab fpie Dor itets bletbt beliebt.
Sn benz Qanbe Der Gbine1en,
$50 Der MnnoIduS& atfer tbrpnt,
SIT es itets Der S6ee geneien,
Sem Der 3opf9eidmiidte frobnt.
Sibt in leines Sarens 8almen
Seiner Sbalisfen &reis,
S6lirft Der Siirfe, bnlb in Srdlmen,
Seinen @occa, f9tpnr5 uno beiB.
8rtfD trinft oct brabe 9fuiie,
limb miro 10 0nbon erreot,
SAB ct ielbit beim QiebeSfufe
Seine traute @attin i6IGgt.
Setne i6iperen, itarfen @eine
Siebt Der Spanier, itol3 uno film;
Sod Der letdtre Grant bonn &6eine
SIT bel peitem bor5n5ieb'n,
Sn &entudb's blalem @roie,
Der Observation-Disclosures 6a1lIt,
3etgt 10 man6e rote Nofe,
SAB BORN @btsteb ibr ni6t grauit.
ltao Die &robtbitioniiten
Srinfen @afer, tpie befannt,
Oo9 BEL oieien frommen gbriiten
SIT oos 8afer meiit neebramt".
gei @ermoniens blonben 961nefl
sSn Der Setmat, 10 tpie bier,
Srtrff mo- AT 0PS QieNeS GS1ren
8ern fem f6dlimeno Seibel Bier.
lln0 es bot Der Grant Der Srdnte
Gid Die 8elt erobert i1ier,
lt1o gum 3ei6en, iebt, ib f9tpenfe
Qier mein @las boq 2une Star 8ier.
Gone Star gierl @enn ib bid babe,
geeio' i'd iebes andre 9aB,
On bit bod Die bette @abel
8ellner, fill nod NAL baS @lasI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
NIIttIei.

Die bonn gountpridter einge=
ieste MISREPRESENTATION bat oen
@erren 8oof unb Sart fir einen
Streifen 9ano in Der Sonlton ctr.
$2400 5ueelproden. Sic batter cine
piel bobere Su1nme perlangt. Boot
uno Sart lino Die @igentumer oes
@runoitiifes, auf melhem Die alte
&onnentionsballe Itano.
@ngebote fir Die 2ieferung bon
Suffer u1o Strob fir ole @ilitar=
itationen in 8eras miiiien bis gum
26. September beim @eneraI-Quo
tiermeiiter in Sort Sam &oltfton ein-
gereidt peroen.
Die Miiiion @ooo ono Goal
Company lit i'm 8oli5eigeri6t sur
8e5ablune elmer Celebrate bon S.
un6 Der @ebubren bon So perurteilt
moroen, neil tie bas 8rennbol3, bas
Tie an s. 81. 9oiro ~oerfoufte, niht in
ben @agen geihi6tet> ionoern, pie
es bisber ltets iibli6 NOR, loie binein<
e%eporfen batte. 8oirb beoniprudte
1913 &ubiffuB 9ol5, mas cine yGoro4
ousmadt, er erbielt aber mir IS 4u-'
biffuB uno itrengte oesbalb Die &lage
an. @enn nun Die S~ol5bdnoler oas
@ol5 in ben @agen ihidten miiifen,
mas einen ltnteribieo bon 80 <bif-
fuB ausmadt, 10 itebt ii6erlih cine
@reiserbobune in Mnsiidt.
@s more lntereiiant, einen @ells
Jus Ser uniere Shulen beiudenoen
ainoer aus Der Na6barrepublif
Werifo auf5unebmen. Sbre 3obl
muB 3iemli6 bod iein.
= San Mntnnio miro balo mteoer
ben @borafter elmer Staot Ser M1o-
6en-8eniionate onnebmeil, penn erit
pieber Die 3oglinee Der oeridieoenen
Snititute iid nit ibren oreiedigen
Wiisen uno 2ualten uno Den langen
olipenforbigen, bIallen etc. MGnteln
pro5eiiionspeiie in ben StraBen ieben
laiien.
Die Iultern iino in oieler Sai-
ION reht flein eeraten. Gin tii6tiger
9uiterneIier fam iie, a%nitatt beim
9uteno, beim 9uidel belteaen. nm
ieinen 4ppetit gu itiqen.
Bis niht ales gigentlim, oas
our @rmeiterune Der Soriton StraBe
erforoerlid lit, ourh Oas @rproprid-
tionsperfobren in ben 8eiis Der Staot
gelanet lit, muB Die @rabierung uno
@flufterune jener StraBe uufaeido.
ben meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
a II I E,

9os 9eutI6t1m Gan @ntonios
miro biermit ouf Die @ieoerer0ffntng
Der S9ule oes g. 81. Surn.9er-
|eins %aufmerfiom 9emo6t. S6lie-
BEN Sic fi6 elmer unierer Surnflaiien
an nno ididen Sic Sbre &in6er.
StnnoenpIan.
T.. Mao6enflafe-9ienit uno
Sreitag 0o6mittog 3.45 Big 4.45;
2. Wd09enflaiie - 9ienitag uno
Sreitag Na6mittag 4.45 Biz 5.45;
3. Wao9enflaife- Mitttpo9 Ma9-
mittag 4.30 Bis $50, Samitag @or-
mittag 1890 Big t1.30.
/. &nabenfIaiie - Montog uno
0onneritag @admittog 3.45 Bis 4.45;
2. &nabenflaiie - Montog uno
9onneritae0 admittag 4.45 Big 5.45,
3oglinge uno Aftibe - Dienitog
uno Sreitag @beno BON s Biz 10 l1br.
9amenflaiie- - ontag uno 9on=
neritag abeno bon $50 Bis 7.3O.
Ieltere Serrenflaiie = Witttpo9
@beno bon $50 big $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
Seilenbe 8eriibrnne

tit Die 8eriibrung NIT 8udlen's Or
niea-Salbe, Die elidli6e 3uiammen-
Iebung bon @rnicabIun1en urb beilen-
Dem galiam. Seilt Die dIteften @un-
0en ooer @eihpiire. Mbiolute <r
be- 8rano-> 8riib- un5 G9nitttpun-
ben ODER &6morrboiben. @arontiert
ben @6olpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn &
60. 25 Gents.
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Inter zen mrItatern

Der leibenben Renfdbeit nimmt 9r.
Sils6ee cine electromagnetic Steaung elm.
@iele 8aufenbe, tpel9e 6ur6 Die unabs
ldiiigen 9dmorrboioeu S6mer3en 1hon
biz an bic 8ren5e BEG @abnIt1ns ge>
trieben iporben mdren, itn0 beute 9ebeilt
unb erfreuen lih better @eiuuobeit. Sic
poltdtiee ar3net, ipelde in allen ienetl
per5fpeifelten SdlIen allein nod 9eilung
brddte, iuar nber eben 9r. Silsbee's
4tlateiis ~ aus ben belten Mee0itamen@
ten 6ereeitellte mei6e Stubl5dpf6eu,
tpelfe an benz 9is beg 2eioens III ben
a0rper eineefii6rt tperben Rro6en frei
berfonbt BON q. @euitaoter & 60, Sus
2416, Ietu 0prf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14

namlid 5uriid gu ieinen olten @e-
D~obnbeiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14

III p ~ y 49,
9 enepoIent Soctetp" fetert
am SomTtog. oen 81. September ibr
5ebntes Stiftlrngsfeit in Der MiiiionS-
@~ortenbaQe. Gin reidboltiges Ser
gniigungsprogromm lit oufgeiteut
lporoen. Der gintritt fiir W2itglie-
Der uno oeren @Glte betrdgt 80 Gents
per &erion; 9omen limo frei.
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,8albeitor Yuit",

8elmdlt bonn /. Ropember an cine
Samilie fir @rbeit IN elmer 9oirp
uno aaeemeine @rbeit. Sur orient
lihe 2eute nit Ginger Grfabrung in
Der Mil6ereimirti6aft brau6en ii6
5t meloen.
9oais &ranie, @etmore, Ser,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-14
Trio COUNTY Farm.

1000 @der, 4 Meilen bon Der @tIen1
balm, beites Mesquitlan0; 1440 @der IN
&lltur; 2300 Ider mebr f0nnen nod
NIT 9erin9en Soften unter &ultur 9e@
brn6t tperoen, ba bas 2ano meiltens
often lit; 9utes 8obnba1s nit flint 3iuz
mern; nern 9duier fir Bd9ter, 3tpei
CUTE S6ennen, iieben 8rurlnen, brei nit
8iilbmiiblen ,tno Sanfs. @ltes @af1er
lit auf biefem Qanbe in ei1er Siefe bon
J35 SUB gu e%rlan9en. Se6s flieBenbe
Gueuen auf benz acknowledgement Qanbe.
8~reistpiirbi9, 8ebingunaen %raiipnabel.
Spre6t Dor ooer ihreibt an
E. e.
102 S1t grpdett GtraBe.
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gu %berfamtem.

6 inc Der eft It en- 9 ddereier
in @oIbeI t 0 n.
@usge3eihnete 9unoibaft. @runo-
gigentiimer fiibIt fid ieiues poree-
riidten alters peeen ni9t mebr i'm
Stanbe, oas @ei9dft weiter gu fiji
rem. 8efleftonten mogen abreiiieren
n8alOeitOn 8Oft"
go. 6t0-24. Ctr, @albeiton, Ger.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
RECLAMATION MAKES
 NEW RAILROAD FIELD
Lines Are Being Pushed Into Regions Which are Being Enriched by Gov ernment Irrigation.

Chicago. May 17.-How the railroad is following up government reclama- ton of the arid lands of the west is we'll shown in the line just constructed from Hazen, Nevada. to Fallon, mak- ing a straight line from northwest to southeast across the Truckee irriga- ton project. The new road is d branch of the California and Nevada line of the Southern Pacific system. At pres ent, with the exception of two miles near Fallon, the road passes through absolutely and wholly desert land. but the government irrigators will soon turn this territory into a rich agricul- tural section.
 The Truckee project was the first undertaking by the government un- der the law of 1902. When complet- ed it will provide an ample supply of water to irrigate 350.0O acres of rich land in western Nevada. It includes the Carson Sink country. which the government experts say. will make ex- ceptionally fertile farming land as soon as water is available. and runs lar enough west To take in the cOun- try around the state capital.
 The main feature of the work is a canal 30 miles long to divert water from the Truckee river to the channel of Carson river where a storage res ervoir is to be built. This canal with several hundred miles of lateral ditches. is completed and water is ready for delivery to about 5O OOO acres. S0.O0O of which are public lands open to homestead settlement.
 When the settlers come they will find the Hazon- Fallon railroad ready to distribute their products to the surrounding mining districts. which will form the settlers market The railroad is of course of great assist ance to the reclamation service in transporting it's supplies. and mater ials.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20
A FROST ON
 CANNED.bEEF Great Falling Off of fx-
 pOrtatiOnS
All Nations are Fighting Shy of ChicagO's Maligned Product.

Washington. May 19.-Canned beei decline. The latest figures of the Bu- reau of Statistics of the Department of Commerce and Labor showed ex- portations of canned beef for the month of April, 197, amounting 70 S93, in April, 1906: and for the ten months ending with 56,730S73 pounds in the corresponding months of the proceed ing year, 1906. This seems to indi- cate that the total value of canned beef exported in the full fiscal year 1907 will scarcely 15 million pounds, while in 1906 the toal was 64 1-2 million pounds: in 1905, 66 1-2 million pounds, and in1903, 76 1-3 million dollars against 1-2 millions in 1906 and 1905. respectively, and practically s millions in 1903. The highest figure ever rec orded in the exportations of canned beef was that of the fical year 1891. when the toal was lO9, ,5s5,727 pounds. valued at s9.06S, ,906.
 This reduction in the exportation of canned beef. which seemed in the be- ginning to be due to the large falling off in demand in Japna resultant upon the termination of its war with Russia is now equally apparent in the trade with other countries. The Bureau of Statistics figures show that the largest falling off at the present time and dur ing the current year occurs in the trade with the United Kingdom. In the single month of March, the latest month for which exports by countries the United Kingdom was but 2sl.176 pounds, against 3.lS0,526 pounds in the same month of the preceding year. and during the nine months ending with March, 1907, the quantity sent to the United Kingdom was but 5.756, ,s25 pounds. against 3S,100.9 $50 pounds in the corresponding months of the proceed ing year. To Belgium the reduction in exports of canned beef is also consid- erable. the toal quantity sent to that country in the nine months ending with March of the present year hay ing been but 233.77l pounds. compared with 1890. 390 pounds in the correspond ing months of the proceeding year.
 In the exports to Germany there is slight increase for the nine months shows a marked reduction as compared with March of the proceeding year. the quantity of canned beef exported to Germany in March, 1907. having been S3, GOO poundsu. against 302. .375 pounds in March. 1906. To Japan the experts of canned beef in the nine months end ing with March were 9s.1l2 pounds. against 2,25s.735 pounds in the cores year.
 The table which follows shows the quantity and value of canned beef ex- ported in the ten months ending with April from 1900 to 1907. the figures in all cases being taken from the prelim- mary bulletin of the Bureau of Statis- tics showing the exports from the prin- cipal customs districts of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Tt is apparent, therefore. that the dominating position of the Standard Oil Company in the oil industry has largely been secured by the abuse of transportation facilities. first, by fla grant discriminations obtained from railroads: second. by a refusal to op- crate its pipe line system so as to extend to independent interests the benefits to which they were both nor ally and legally entitled, while at the same time the Standard has prevented such independent interests from con- structing lines of their own. Other un- fair practices which have contributed to the power of the company will be discussed in subsequent parts of this report, hereafter to be published"
Arizona republican., 1907-05-20

Tucson, Ariz., May 19-(Special)- In magnificent base ball game today which was attended by the largest crowd that has gathered to witness a diamond contest in this city during the last five years, the home team defeated the Phoenix Athletics by a score of to 3. The score by innings was as follows:
 Tucson ...... .......2 0 Q 0 0 2 3XS Phoenix ...... ..... l c 0 0 . 0 0 0 0-S
 The visitors made five hits and the home team eight hits. The home team was charged with three errors and the visitors with only two. There was no wrangling or trouble of any kind and the game was a delight to all. The umpire was Herman Wynkoop. a Tue son printer, who was formerly a West ern Leaguer. His decisions were sat isfactory all round and so pleasing to the Phoenix team that an effort was made to secure his services for the proposed game in Phoenix a week la ter. Whether Wynkoop will be able to go Or not is not yet certain.
 The special feature of excellence of the Phoenix team was the work of the outfieid. Stauffer, Mesa and Quiros. In one inning Stauffer made a sensation al catch robbing Aldridge of the home team of a fine hit. Stauffer also made a notable throw from the field that put a man out at home. The grand stand was so appreciative Of his particular ly fine piece of work that Stauffer was trotted out before it and made to doff his cap three times in acknowledge ment of the applause given him.
 The game was a good one all the way through and Phoenix started off like a winner but when the visitors took the field they went up in the air for a little bit and Tucson scored two runs on an error.-. This was a disas- ter, but the visitors recovered and il was neck and neck thereafter until the fifth when Phoenix scored two more runs and her stock went up. The home team however equaled the performance in the next inning with a two-bagger and a single restoring its lead of one run and added another in the seventh. Strubb was evidently out of steam and Quiros succeeded him in the box Then in the eighth the visitors took bal loon trip while three Tucson men crawled over the plate. and hope which is supposed to spring eternal in the human breast, for once in history de- serted her guns.
 Barnett, the sensational pitcher of the Tucson league. after about the sixth or seventh inning, had things pretty much his own way and for the visitors the last part of the game was desert without d single oasis. He. with the pick of the local league for support. put up a fighting line the Phoenix players never again succeed cd in puncturing.