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The Glenwood post., 1907-11-30

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by Dr.
Shoop, Racine. Wis. These tests are
proving to the pcople-without pen
ny S cost-the great value of his scien-
tific prescription, known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shops Catarrh
Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
The Glenwood post., 1907-11-30

Charles Morton was arraigned in the
district court this morning on the
charge of periury,it being charged that
he swore falsely at the recent trial of
Mike Lavine who was convicted of
keeping IA wincroom. The trial was
postponed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
Over $4,000 Worth of Pianos and Organs
Snapped Up al Johnston COmpany's
Sale in Five Days
Everybody Taking Advantage of Most Unprecedented
piano-Buying Opportunities An Average of
Nineteen Pianos Daily Find New Owners.
Terrific Reductions Upset Local Prices
Lowest Ever Seen in This City.

Here we are with a whole store
fall of a. fine a lot Of Pianos. or.
gaus. TALKING Machines. etc. as
can be found anywhere In the en-.
tire United States. ngt ia bral
ness life, a. in private life. there
arc Zines when. 10 spite Of careful
planning. almost everything goes
wrong This is just exactly what
has happened 10 ua.
when the plans for our new
building were finished several
months aEo. No Immediately or.
dered new Instruments from the
largest and foremost eastern facto.
rics 80 M 10 completely stock the
new building with new iustru.
mentH throughout
We had every reason 10 believe
that the instruments on hand then,
together with those arriving from
time to time. according 10 our year.
" contract, would an be disposed
of by The time the specially select.
ed assortment Of Instruments ar.
rived for the new building. nut the
past season has been backward
ono, and We are face TO face With
a serious situation. Our new build
ina viii be ready IN a week or two.
and the large shipment OF instrn-
ments FOR the new quarters il due
TO arrive most any DAY new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

An honor and credit TO ola Wash
inglon. and partioulariy 10 tho cl,i.
gems u Greater Seattle and vicinity
Our city has certainly demon
strated its ability 10 raise more
money per capita Ia a shorter time
than any other city In the union.
This vas demonstrated when
over $3.50 900 was subscribed for
the ALASKA Yukon. Pacific exposition
In a slngie day feat which as
tonikhsd the entire universe. And
AGAIN. Seattle has undoubtedly es.
tablishcd a record OF Piano buying
that has never beer equaled In any
city. no matter how large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

DEFEATED

The Rangers and Soldiers clash
cd 90 soccer yesterday, &C. game
rcsultiuk IN Victory for the fotGer
by two goals 10 one. A number Of
spectators were az the fort and wit.
messed high class exhibition. j.
Rutherford of Scotland. the Rang
orb' new center, played brilliantly.
aB did other now men on the Rang
ora' team.
The line up was az follows: Rang
erH- McGillivrey, goal. g. Foley
and g. H. Caldwell, backs ufqu.
hart. Gilmouf and g. Carter, half
backs. Bruce, Daleei, Rutherford.
Ramsay and ~ Seymour, forwards
Fort Lawton Cooper. goal NIL
Ter aud Youns. bacsH. Hoagenm,
Ferguson. Sheppard. half backs,
1immons, JnmeHg Hennegnn. Rob
innet and fionnar, forwards
Harry Metcalf acted aH referee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

In recent single issue Of the
New York Herald Among the per
aonal advertisements were seventy
which asked Information of the
preaent whereabouts ~ certain per
sons. some Of whom have been ab.
seniees Tor more than half a cen.
tufY
Waahingt0n'H monument ia bsb
feet high The eggs shipped from
nifty counties In this state. leaving
sixty four yet % hear from. N plae
ed an end. wouid build a monument
aai $50 times higher than the
Washington shaft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
BLACK CATS GET BUSY
CUBS ARE WHITEWASHED

ABERDEEN. Sept. s~-The Black
Cat kalsominers got busy ycstcr-
day and when through welding the
paint brush. Dugdale;s Cubs were
on the zero end Of q 1900 score
II has happened before. IN fact yes.
terdays dose vas the third Of a
Ike nature administered 20 tho
humble Cubs within the week
Little Rock Allen was hammered
10 pieces. while Starkell, with ~.
fective support. held the most dan.
gerous Cub at third. Despite the
score. . fast game was played. but
the Cats wore their batting clothes
and took fuli advantage Of every
opportunity. The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
Six More Days Of the Sport Of Kings al The Meadows
and Seven Races Each Day---Other Racing Gossip
By The Stars Racing Expert

bore strong facial resemblance
10 the parrot eAErayed on tho %.
tenn pole. hRs temporarily resign.
ed his position as assistant Hecrc'
.tary OF the AmalEam.tod Order OF
Racotrack nustlers, and Is endeay-
0ring 10 hrsAl, into society per the
h1dge whist route, Albert poses
as an expert. but his pride waa
sadly damaecd tho other niRht.
when he was cleanod % sixty hard
iron men which he had strenuous.
ly attained by giylug puvnllup
boob a straight steer. u Is be
lavcd that hereafter Albert will
avoid the bridge whist experts.
headed by Marsh Ely. and will
stick 10 the safer II more tgnohlc
form Of gathering the masuma.
Amy Alarie distinguished him.
self Saturday by riding two win.
nors II Is a long time since this
boy has accomplished this feat
Jockey Leeds was fined SIS and
set down for three DAYS by the
Judges for rough riding, Leeds
was on Royal Red and Ia his anX'
lefty 20 set home first he bumped
j. Clark. on ~ prlmefp.
"Snorting" Kelly excited eonsld
cradle comment Saturday BY Az.
nearing In the betting rims wear
iag clean shave,
Tho meeting at Everett ended
saturday Bohhy" Palms was the
Walter Miller OF The course. as
be rode three winners out OF four
mounts other riders who PARTED
pated were Rettig Small. Kant.
Powell and Moran The Everett
Derby was won by Byron Rose
Charley Clancy had the betting
privileges and was az an times
willing 10 lay 10 against a 10 to
I chance.
Mary n. Clark was badly cut
down in her last race. and this &C.
counted for her extremely bad
showing
Matt Rios bad a bad day. He
lost "A bis bet oh Entire Nous and
tried 10 set even by playing Hugh
Mctiowan.
Irish Young. the Portland
planger. had the blggeat bet % his
career GA Edwin z Flyers nose
he got a run for his money. bat
that was all be got.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

before a great throng OF specta.
tors a pugiiist was pittcd against a
Iiu-iitHu wrestler Referees decided
the battle draw al the end OF IS
minutoa. though the boxer, who was
aggressive throughout. was regard,
ed as having the advantage.
Pending further tests. the subject
IL being freely discussed Ia the
press one sporting authority says
"jiu iitau IL apparently adequate for
defense. but whether Il 10 adequate
for oIfenaa against a boxer IL doubt.
ful-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Practical Pointers for
Men and Women

a little money saved and arpaa
tied In a good hank each seek
grows 80 fast that u ain aaguuish
you Il will only - a matter 81 a
short time before Fou have enough
capital az your command % pick
up some good thing vhen u pre-
aents itself. u n BY this method
that nearly every rich man became
wealthy. II Is ynur owu fRuii u
you are not well OF within a fee
years.
The State uaak ~ Seattle. cor.
nor of foaier and First av. has ona
OF the best savings departments in
the state II pays PR cent inter.
est, compounded twice n year go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

BERLIN. Sept ? Boxing or Iiu.
iitau which had you rather rely
upon In rough aud tumhle flEht1
German experts are In the midst
ot an Interesting discussion concern.
ing the relative value Of the two
athletic arts as perfected. reapoc.
lively. IN America ana Japan.
With the hope ~ deciding the
question tn q practical manner.
novel contests have been iaaugur
aied IN hcflin under the auspices
Of the army and navy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
rHlsrLEs ELECT OFFICERS.

The Thistle Football club held u
meeting Friday night nj which the
following officers were elected
James Steele. president and man.
aRer. John Ross. vice president
John Hunter. secretary. treasurer.
Thomas Clancy. captain, and J.
H0ryaek. ncecaptain A practice
game was held az Woodland park
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
TO PLAY sMoKrsrAokERs.

Manager Wcaterman ~ the Rem.
ton ball toaaeiH IL whipping the
boys into shape for game next
Sunday al Everett against New.
mans Smohcatackefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
EVERETT WINS
FROM BALLARD

Frank Newman'a Smotestacksrs
won the series from ballard yester
day on n SO scpre Both teams
and managsfa we're pretty chsaty
as result of which Nowman today
poaaeaseA a considerable amount ~
other People money Woods
worth pitched puzallnE ball And
MeMAnaA received everything
wblch came hia Way The fielding
Of both teams was spectacular AZ
timea The score
seaFs ~ ianinas
EaeFHff .... eaaHet 4aak
ballard safaaRsfaesf
usissgirs Naast~affh SAD sfl MaHaa
lsaaa Nud ifHin NmHlfee MhfHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Tho CatB and Tigers open a ne
rieA here tomorrow afternoon
Upon the aasrome wili depend the
holding Of eaeond place fof the ~
malndsf ~ the season The Cats
seem 90 have a riurh on first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
INDIANS WIN
BOTH GAMES

SPOKANE. Sept s-~The double
header between the Indians and
RathskeIler Champs todsY was e
hinge Joke. with tho fun VI the ex
pense OF the Cellar boys The fca
tufe Was the vast numbcr 81 err
rors contributed b. both parties %
the wit and humor Of The day. aud
although the play was very ioese.
the fans we're eonicnt With the Ia.
dams victory The scorr.
FIRST Gafu~s
stars ~ tnnfnNa-
is sssss.'' iiisisss.-is
Batteries Doyle Nsissn hrd Res.
useker MriMht Ana Hafadsiia
s~raua fiants
Score ~ inninEse~
Vsarearer ..... .- afaraah6a
ess7keA@ +ss. sss+s+ttttH aaaFa 4Fe-f
Batteries uunn ava HanHlnkar. Gtaf.
ssh aud Ripley Nmnire nrsrnan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

u wns % IAitle Rocky 90 Alien
90 treat D. Cubs siahster the way
The HlaeN Cats did yesterday Hos
reckless the Cats arc theae days.
They don't rarp about anything ex.
Crypt winning everything ia sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
nv REFUGEE.


To-day heglns the last week OF
racing az The Meadows, and Il you
ar,,s loser yen have only six more
days tn which ~ set even eu the
season.
Every day from now until the
close of the meeting there viii be
seven races a day This viii give
the horses bettcr chance 60 gct
purse and Also Increase apeCula
ton for the books Incidentally the
public viii have a chance 70 lose
seven bots instead of six
Two prominent members Of The
Down and out club Jockeys FRANK
Kelly and Del Lawrence. announce
that they will ride at spokane
They will II the walking Is good.
J.F. Twllcheli OF Lewiston. who
has gained quite a reputation the
last couple OF weeks as a piunger
evidently wants TO get into the
game as an owncr He tried 10 buy
Spring Ran az the auction Saiur,
day. and went as high as 81 500. bat
IA 4 Wilson outhid him and got
the mare for 1850
The auction sale OF number OF
thoroughhreds az the paddock Sat
urday attracted quite a crowd. and
some good prices were obtained
Lem Reed went 10 4. r. Reayis for
$1,000. and J r. Robbins bought
Qigana for $500 and Lady klng
for st25 W ST Vincent bought
Ambitious for $3.50
Jockey T. Williams. tho eolorcd
rider. who WAS AZ Oakland last
winter. has had his license re-.
voked by tho New York Jockey
Club. He was suspected OF pull
Ing horses
The Judges. immediately after
Mabel Hollander won Saturday
sent for owner c. white. with n
view OF investigating the reason
the lilly ran so badly her two pre-
viOus starts They were unable 60
find White. but he will be given a
chance today 20 explain the rea.
son for Mabels remarkable form
reversal
Albert the Whale, who was nick
named the Totem Pole Kid hy
the late lAmented "Plum Pudding
Tommy. Cor tho reason that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
FRANKLIN PUTS
UP FINE GAME

BUTTE. Sept .-Frankiin. Van.
couyers discarded SALESMAN. pitch.
I'd two games yesterday against
the Tigers. winning both In shc
first game but four hits were AT
lowed. and IN the second Franklin
held the Miners 10 10 well scat
tered. making a total 81 rs hits in
"a innings The score
FIRST essss.
Score ~ inninxs-
ffuffn ..s. ........... .eaH8dI H0a-6
ac9fna ts-. .+.tsss-sa 9saa aaa
Hsffrriaa-- Morris saf Myers FranaMs
ard sres
Leave Pier 7 10 see battiaah4pa.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Whitman college has arranged
is football seheiale " uine games.
All bat one RI b. played AZ Wslis
Waiia rhe nKoeptlun is Nith the
University ~ Idaho NJ Moscow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

VIII some good. kind person
please 1u of the uinnef Fof she
Cans nriu nEht ihia afternoon
There Rfc several peraoas whe
would hs 10 svt On The infsdc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
SPORT0GRAMs

AZ the coming conference 81 thn
Arrunauiie Fracra.
ton. 20 be- held September ~ II
brussels plans wiii be completed
lot the hiE mcetiuE IN 81 Louis
October a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Speaking og haiioanN and such
thlnsz. aaesn's q iook a. u the
DuKleta AZ az Ia one A. the pies
rut tlmeF MAYBE. thcyil came
back 10 Earth eaan aud set real
bBay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Morning same
aaafe 81 laalnra- a. 81 n
san Ftaneisea eeahalaaa~et s q
batteries uufna asa rasef teY aud
Street Emnigsa- FafFine ana Maefa
Auafu1nn same
Score Isl innings D.
i.aa AuneIaa 8aaaaaaan q
san Ffangisea ,.eeaoRgss f ts o
batteries Randolph. Elila and Wsaan.
tanaa ana street tmpires paffinn
ahH Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Score ~ tnhirHa@
ra,an,a ~. ooetooaeeeoe4o -
batteries uarvin - Myers, rrsnhiln
aud shea Umpire, weNfY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
Began Last Tuesday

For since our announcement last
Tuesday morning that we would
commence Ia deadly earnest the
Closing Out Sale Of the many fine
Pianos. Organs. Player Pianos.
Talking Machines. etc. the store
has been crowded with shrewd buy.
era. leading business men. aud
women who were quick 10 ace a
real bargain when offered. and had
the whercwith 90 pay for e. and mp
70 6 o'clock Saturday evening up.
wards ~ 81 instruments had been
selected. averaging over 10 pianos
for the five days. and totallng over
10000
The high quality of the lnstru.
mcuts handled By the Pioneer Plano
House betting established. the an.
nOuaeemcnt that those STANDARD
makes had been terrificaliy reduced
was enough 20 cause a yeritable
furof
Scores Of people who have been
anticipating the purchase Of a good
plano and who have shoppad around
every store IN town. setting thor.
oughly posted on prices ana makes.
have been aStonlahed az the rare
values and quickly graspcd the
chanee and selected a fine instru.
ment
There seems 20 be no doubt In
the minds Of the public now that
This Closing Out Sale means the
greatest piano. buying opportunity
ever afforded 90 buyers. But no
matter what further remarks we
may add. no matter what your
friends who have been here may
tell sou about this wonderful op.
poriunity. you will never properly
appreciate Il until you visit our
store yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Leave risr 10 acc DA'ilesalI !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
! s.9s..s +. -............:?::s:ss.-,:

sHfnuarT--r base hfsa hrHarsln
hfpNns @lf4sh Cog. Three haHr hff nsat
tiger Hafua FuNa noattiasr Var nnrrn
First he*~ on balls, or afHrhet nff
Allen q atrurk out ~ kfaFkaif s.. ~
alien Len on bases Aharfaar
Seattle pouhis plays IsHdIsy 10 lfsfr
iay n Aro8xaEt ClF 10 Ilua.
STANLEY Ht 81 pitched bail uuainv
ai1lan bAasS 1ysrH sfFefh RItnKarafa
2. BoettiTsf ssrfifics hlfs. aranirg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
rAkINe rHE WATERs-

soda, soltzer vichy eaFpoh'A.
etc. otc.-lf they bear our bran.
are sure 20 be pure. clean sn ~
just what they claim to BE- W
deliver any desired sort a. wv wv
door at very moderate COSY aas
without any charEs Tor 81 a. =.
You have only g phone US ~
viii cali with information Or NV
goods. as you may iadical@
Pacific q Puget sound Bedtime
Company r"0"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
MT. BAKER 10. HiLLMAN CITY I

The Mount Baker team defeated
Hliimau city ca the latterE grounds
yesterday The batteries were.
Taylor and Mcdonald Tor Mount
Baker. and WAahbufn and Cluxe for
Hillman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
The Why and Wherefore

The reason for this sale seems 60
be- pretty generally understood now.
and any Intelligent person can plain.
" see That under the circumstances
We are pursuing the proper course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Charles a. Daniels. Of the NeS
York Athletic club. Saturday Al
Manchester lowered the world
record Cor swimming 100 yards
turning the trick in Sc IS seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

The Seattle Electric Company team
defeated ths team ffHm the Puget sound
Mptsi works Yesterday by a "a score.
afara o. inHines ~ H "
Metal Workers ts0naeanE-a a
EingfriNs esst ..tt q 81 anH Eanf
batteries Waittng ard Peterson
nafnos aud Hufchaa4 Umpifa MtNtilaB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Albert the Whale. who was nick.
named the Totem Pole Kid By
the late lSmented "Plam Pudding
Tommy. Tor tho reason that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par.
Tors. 1915 Third av. have 3 nsw
tables and the only 5xt0 pool
table 10 Seattle A place for gen
tlemen go
INV nnnr hai IN D. N nrn..L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Jockey l.. Williams. tho eolorcd
rider. who was at Oakland last
winter. has had his license re-.
vokcd by tho New York Jockey
Club. He was suspected OF pun.
Ing horses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Two prominent members Of the
Down and out club. Jockeys Frank
Kelly and Del Lawrence. announce
that they will ride at Spokane.
They will II the walking Is good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

buy Yonr hat q y. n. Bro0ks A
Co. 1881 Second Az. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

To-day hegins The last week OF
racing az The Meadows, and II you
AMT loser yoahave only ak more
days tn which ~ set even on the
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Mary n. Clark was badly cut
down IN her last race. and This &C,
counted Tor her extremely bad
showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Irish Young. the Portland
plnnger. had the blggeat bet OF hts
career GA Edwin z Flyers nose
lie got a run for his moncy. bat
that was all be got.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09
Seueta1
!. cide|
Grea

.fsti...vs
II Wilba',,
|of VAL
/ that VIZ,
i his reeep.
HI pot on
|city
II a iohs
4 geiary .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

Matt Rios bad a bad day. He
lost "A bis bet oh Entire Nous and
tried 20 set even by playing Hugh
Mctiowan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-09

"Snorting" Kelly excited eonsld
cradle comment Saturday BY Az.
pearing In the betting rims wear
Ing a clean shave,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-02
Local Syndicate We'll
 Pleased With Its Showing
Plan to Organize And Incorporate In
 Few Days
(From Saturdsy's Daily.)

Final payment was made last even. ing on the purchase price of the Trin. ity'kcystonc group of mines, in the Turkey Creek district, by n syndicate of Prescott business men, who took over the property under bond only twelve days ago. This payment, which was not due for some time, was hast. cncd by the great showing made in the development work commenced on the Keystone claim December 17, when a force of men started sinking n new shaft on the vein, which was then of shallow depth.
 A vein of ore was uncovered in the shaft in the past few days of thick. ness ranging from six to eight inches, and sampling from 300 to 600 ounces in silver to the ton. Tho plan of de- velopmcnt involves the sinking of the shaft to n great depth and the run ming from it of an extensive series of levels aicng the vein. The shaft will be equipped with hoisting and pumping machinery before the water level is reached.
 The property was purchased from r. A. Fletcher by syndicate made up of Corbin & Bork, I. D. l.. Williams, Dr. !. Harvey Blain and F.. c. Fried. man, and it is the intention of the purchasers to incorporate company within the next few days, which will acquire title to the group, which con sists of seven claims, two known as the Trinity and Trinity No. 1. being held under United States patent.
 The ledge is in largo dyke which follows n granite and porphyry contact running in northcastcrly and south westerly direction. IL is easily traced across the mountains for several miles by its outcrop, and is held by right of locntion by several parties for the en. tire distance.
 The property is located about eight miles southwest of Mayer, the nearest railroad station. and about two miles west of the Mayer and Crown King wagon road, from which a road will he constructed to the camp nt once over which supplies and machinery for installation at the mines can he hauled.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-02
RESTAURANTS or CHINESE IN A
 TRUST
(From Wednesdays Daily.r

The "ycllow peril" SC much talked of. has reached Prescott. From the far ofY land of the Celestial sons. whose nativc-born have drifted to Prescott, here to establish themselves in the '' 'washee .washce" or restaurant. busi. ness, has the blow been struck. But to prove that the Chinese are m adaptable people, with the "yellow peril" has come an American "trust. v The Prescott Chinese rcstaurauters have combined. They have formed ' merger, trust, and with the same oh iectivc of American trusts, hav' "histed" prices.
 No more will the Chinese chuck b' fed to the weary. hungry wavfarer fo tho paltry pittancc of "iwo bits ?! cents, quarter of dollar, as in forme days. Through tho perfecting of th arus,p prices of meals in the variou Chinese restaurants have been raise Co 35 cents.
 No moro will be nightmareish cho sucv be ladcled ont at 25 cents pei Thirty-fvc cents, or no chop suey. Thi is the ultimatum of the "trust.' N noodle soup except at 35 cents a throw No meals at all, at the former price Ten cents extra, or "23" for the hun rry man in the Prescott Chinese re' tauraDts.
 And thus has the complete assn ilation of the Chinese been effected.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-02
NEW GRASS FOR ARIZONA.

For the past two years, Prof. !. !. Thornbcr of the Arizona University, at Tucson, has been carrying on export mcnts with desert vegetation, in view of improving the Arizona range. or the 12O varieties of imported grass seeds cxpcrimcnted with, only two species of grass havc been found that seem in any way adapted to the Ari' zona desert. One of these, however, promises to thrive on the desert better than the native grasses, while another is well adapted to lawns and forms n veranda carpcting equal in benuty to the blue grass of Kentucky and Mis- souri. Although yet in the experiment stage, these two species of grass will likely affect the future development Of the desert.