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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-09

On Friday, April l.. at soc y. N,
a recital in music and oratory will
be given at the Central Presbyterian
church under the auspices of the la
dies of that church A very superior
program ~iil be rendered, in which
Mrs. II. z GoodsaII, organists of tbs
church and Mr. l. p. c
F IosePhs. instructor in oratory q
F. Trinity University. will be assiste'
T by Prof Goodseil and Mrs. Turner
The program will furnish a rare rnu
steal treat and the attendance o
citizens is solicited. The rate az ad
mission will De fifty cents and tick
-rs will bee sold by the ladies Of m,
+ church
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-09
NEWS AT MOUNTAIN PEAK.
Congressman Bcnll Addresses
Large Crowd Tuesday Night.

Mountain Peak, Texas, April s.
plain that corn and cotton are suf-
tering for lack of moisture.
Gardens are very sorry, not being
moisture to cause seeds to
terminate.
1t seems now that there will be
plenty OF fruit this season If not
damaged later on by dry weather
Private letters from the writers
old home in Tennessee state that
there was q killing frost there last
week and that the fruit has been
killed
This promises TO be a good year
for the pecan crop.
J. p Armstrong and Miss Sallie
Davis, who has charge of the Enter
prise school this season were out
( horseback riding Saturday, taking
In Mammoth Spring MIR. Armstrong
was manager OF Oak gin last season,
and is nov one of our enterprising
farmers and bachelors. He says he
j. prospecting for q house keeper,
aul from the samples he IS finding,
Vr 'hiuh hc is having The best OF
-1Ud lugE
owen Meredith left SUNDAY for
Nashville. Tenn. being "a witness In
o. damage suit there pending where
lu his brother is plaintiff and the
Cincinnati Cooperagc Co.. defend
.ut damage asked for being $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-09
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h. better than ever You ought TO try
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Nj y a nunn@s.. manager nf The
cotton mill. ls reportea on he sick
ltst today
NiN@ Arrto h Ctayton ~ Ennls,
came up Friday To Wait Mrs J NJ.
Ho*amond
when yoG need plumber. call
nuukley with r s. Cronk Co Both
phones 50 II
Lem Curtin IL able to be at the
store again after an Illness of two
ur three days
! See that red garden hose at r. =,
I CronA Co.'S before you buy No
I trouble to show you. II
Mrs J II sharp of Ennis visited
her sister. Mrs Robert Harrison at
/ ,he Rogers hotel today
Just received nice line OF mat
/ ting iineoleums and floor oil cloth.
X T. Moore Furniture Co II
have seen both dairy wagons at
the Ea,itorium every morning You
know ,here's something doing IT
we can rent or sell you any kind
of typewriter wanted, Easy pay
ments. r. f. Moore Furniture Co. If
Goodness, but that ice cream is
good at the Eatitorium. They must
have used home milk and cream.
Yes. they did II
One dollar aud $500 pays for ac-
cident and health policies in good
company for a year Have only a few
left, W l.. =. Leigh Is
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will have ba-
zaar of fancy and useful articles
some time in December.
Master Horace Strain, who is at
tending school in Lancaster, came
down last night to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. Siddons, at her daught-
er's, Mrs. d. G. Thompson for a few
days
Easter is over Now while you are
feeling fresh in your fine Easter at
/ tire, have a fine dozen photos taken
and receive a beautiful medallion
free. Mrs. c. f. Jackson. the photoe-
rapher If
Roger Kennedy, who was operated
on at Dallas last Saturday for appen-
dicitis. is making splendid progress
toward recovery and from present
indications he will soon be entirely
well again.
The ladies of the first circle OF the
Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church will give tea at
the residence of Mrs. Henry Thomp-
son on Kaufman street, Thursday at
ternoon from $50 to ESQ Price %
cents 4
Because OF the leak in the water
main in West Main street near the
Citizens National bank building sew
cral section OF the pipe are being ia
ken up today 50 that new pipe may
be put down. The water in this main
was cut Off for few hours this af-
teruoon
NJ. $. T.. Bowen. OF Wayne. vs..
Va. writes. 81 was sufferer from
kidney disease. so that al times !
could not get out OF bed. and when
I did ! could not stand straight I
took Foley's kidney Cure. One dol
lar bottle ana part of the second
cured me entirely Foleys Kidney
Cure works wouders where others
are total failures p " Fearis
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-09
MUSIC AND ORATORl
Recital to BE Given at Central Press
bytcrian Church.

bytcrian Church.
Following is the program for re-
cital to be given at the Central Pres
byterian church Friday, April IL, at
s p. m:
Organ-Priests' War March ....
....... Mendelssohn
MRS. GOODSELL
Reading-Hamlet, Act V. Scene
/. ........... Shakespeare
MR.. JOSEPHS.
Magic Song Meyer-Helmund
MRS. TURNER.
Organ-At Evening Nevin
MRS. GOODSELI..
Reading-The Set of Turquoise
........ T. B. Aldrich
MIR. JOSEPHS.
Niolin--Andante and Rondo
from Seventh Concerto-DeBeriot
MIR. GOODSELL.
Reading The Screen Scene,
School for Scandal" T.. Sheridan
MR. JOSEPHS.
Organ-Triumpha March Buck
MRS. GOODSELL
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Read the Advertisements
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-21

telephone company and made for
the first time an important factor
in the case of the people against
the accused telephone magnate.
The book contains the minutes of
all meetings of the Pacific States
telephone and telegraph COM
pany's stock holders and direct
ors, and the excerpts read from it
yesterday by Secretary Eaton of
the company established facts
which all the circumstantial evi-
dence introduced by the state at
the former trial failed to prove
beyond contravention.
Most important of all facts di-
vulged by the minutes of dozen
or more meetings, from the stand
point of the prosecution, came to
light through the reading of that
portion relating to the powers of
different officers of the company
to sign checks. From the exclu-
sive authorization given by the
directors of the company to the execu-
tive officers there is only one conclu-
sion deducible--either Glass must have
signed the checks which Halsey used
in obtaining funds for the payment Of
the bribe money himself. or else Audi
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-21
Roosevelt Makes
Speech to Sons
Of Pilgrims
Answers Criticisms
as to Disturbing
Wall Street
PRovINcEToW OWN,

+ o v l N & Z i OWN,
Aug. 20.-The laying of the
cornerstone for the Pilgrim
memorial monument, which
is to be an imposing struc-
ture cornnemorating the
first landing within a few
feet of its base of the Pill
grim Fathers, was cele-
brated today, with Presi-
dent Roosevelt as the princi-
pal speaker. A big fleet OF
fishing vessels and yachts in
the harbor had a background
of eight formidable warships.
The Mayflower, bearing the
president, which was ex-
pected at IL o'clock,
rounded the cape an hour
ahead of time.
Previous to landing the
president received the COM
manders of all the warships
and a committee of towns
folk. The crowd at the
wharf cheered him continu-
ouSly when he landed and as
he proceeded in a carriage to
the monument site. The
exercises opened with prayer
by Rev. Samuel Elliot of
Boston, president of the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-21
LABOR PARTY.
MAY JOIN IN
COALITION
All Should Strive
Together" Says
Eagan
Leader Is Favorable TO
fhe Nonparfisan Plan
Square Deal Is Only
Desire of the
Unionists
Mayor With Fair Record
Would Be Acceptable
Leader Is Favorable TO
fhe Nonparfisan Plan
Square Deal Is Only
Mayor With Fair Record
Would Be Acceptable
By deorge A. Van smith

=
That the union labor conven-
ion will not insist upon the nomi-
nation of a union labor man for
mayor; that the rank and file of
he party would be glad to CO.
operate in any feasible scheme
hat would insure good govern
nent for al the people, and that
snion labor does not reEislr the
nputation which may be drawn
rom an apparent indispositon on
he part of the other parties to
treat with II to that end, are the
personal opinions OF Thomas F.
Eagan, who says he believes that
n expressing his own opinions he
voices the sentiments OF union
labor.
According to the chairman of
its city and county committee,
he nomination of a union labor
candidate for mayor is not OF
first importance to the labor
party. What labor wants and
will insist upon is a mayor who
xiii not permit the machinery of
government to be invoked i'm
properly TO opprcss or enlbarrass
labor. For the good of San Fran
fisco and as an evidence to the
world. that the government of San
Francisco is IN the hands of men
who can and will protect its credit
and honor union labor is willing
10 sacrifice everything but prin-
Uiple and its rights before the law.
Eagan is not only the official
head Of the union labor party, but
It IS generally conceded that he,
with Schmitz, has control of the
convention which wlll select the
party's standard bearers. While
he insisted that what he told me
Yesterday must be accepted as his
personal views, he also declared
that he believed that he was
Voicing the sentiments of union
labor, politically and industrially.
rs it the purpose of your party
to 20 outside the ranks of organ
lzed labor for its candidate, for mayor"
asked Eagan..
we have no well defined purpose
IN 20 inside or outside OF the party
Tor a candidate was the prompt reply.
Docs that mean that the party has
40 settled poIicyz"
AS to our policy-why. we have not
ret discussed our policy"
NO NOMINEE TN VIEW
Have any Of the men from outside
me ranks Of union labor who have
been suggested by rumor as the pos
sible or probable candidates received
any serious consideration at the hands
Df your party leaders2
4 know nothing Of any Of them as
candidates" replied Eagan, and then
he added, parentheticalIy, only what
have read about them in the news
papers
But persisted. would the nomi-
satIon Of a candidate from without the
coutinucd on Page ;. Column }
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-21
Official Minute Book Strong
Link in Chain About Glass
Heney Shows by Company Rule That
Only He or Zimmer Could Sign Checks

official of the telephone company boodlng super
that the in the bribery trial of Glass
Yesterday the archives of the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-21

Coutinued on Fare > Column ,
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Continucd ON Page s f'olnmn
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE TEMPORARY So
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II. 1907
WEATHER CoNDIrIoNs
NEWS TODAY

YEsTERDAY-clear; west wind: maximum
temperature. 81: minimum temperature. 81
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fsir, with fog in
the morning; light west winds. Page .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-08-21
President Says Idle Ask Him Not Prosecute Criminals
Administration Will Give No Quarter Trusts That Break Laws

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Arizona republican., 1907-09-29
LAST OF Tit SERIES
MAY TRY AT TUCSON
Athletics and Maroons Will Try to
Settle the Argument at Eastlake
Park This Afternoon.

Both the Athletics and the Maroons
are loaded w for tOday's combat. 1t
is the deciding game of the series of
five and upon it depends who are en-
titled to be called the champs. Who
viii win? That is a query that would
silence the megaphone mouthpiece of
the Delphic oracle Considerable
money has been bet on :he result and
a large crowd is sure TO be on hands
TO root and to rag. This following of
the national sport will be augmented
today b. number who have come
into the cit TO attend the circus to-
morrow. 1t IS hoped that there will
be nothing clownish in tOday's game.
Hull will serve the Blenders for the
Athletics, and as he has done good
work. pitched a twO-hit game, he is
entitled to start the ball rolling, and
if he can hold out as heretofore there
will be no need of another box artist
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29

However, to provide for an emergen-
cy, Rinderle will have Barnett on
hands and in case Hulrs wing gets
groggy or he is found for too many
swats the former invincible of the
City of Pines will be passed to the
slab. But Hull has been doing so well
he is entitled to all the best of the deal.
Let him have the support and the Ma
rooms viii be larruDed.
The Maroons have secured a Cam
anea back-stoD to hold Delgado's
speedy ones, and an additional
pitcher is said to have arrived yester-
day to supplant Del if he goes uD in
the air. Millett of Mesa. will play in
center for the Athletics and the lineup
will remain about as in the former
games. Comparing the two teams as
far as records prove anything, the
Athletics have the best of the argu-
ment. In the field they have made
fewer errors in the four games than
the Maroons. The aggregate Of the
runs they have accumulated is IS,
against a total of IA by the Maroons
The Athletics have batted better, gath
ering 81 safe bingles to the Maroons'
p. This may not prove anything. but
is generally regarded as giving some
line on the comparative strength of
the teams. Barring coltishness or
aerial flights, with Hull in good form,
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29

the Athletics should win. But the Ma
Rooms are rabid To cage this contest.
and are going to try hard for the long
end os the score.
IL IS said that Barnett wishes to
pitch a game here and would like to
remain permanently However, the
grand stand will be satisfied with Hull
as long as he holds down the score.
Magoffin will be his right hand man.
and Harter will play on first. where
he did well in the last game. Pete Sui
Ivan is charted to hold the fate of the
judgments in his fingers. The grand
stand knows Pete and they are not
apt To be bashful about letting him
know it. But Pete knows the game.
and ought to make good.
Ii is said that IL the Athletics take
this game by a safe margin and show
any ability, unless the Browns appear
on the horizon by the time Of the
Tucson tournament. few, friends of
the Athletics manager will back the
team for the series at the old Pueb-
10. Ii is planned to "~~'1ro Aver to
coach the Athletics and Barnett to
join the pitching staff. What the out
come will be is Droblematical.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29
MARVELLOUS INVENTION
CURES WEAK MEN
Patent Granted by the United States
Government.

! new and scientific appliance in
vented by L. b. Hawley. Md, will
produce full manly power at first ap-
plication. The effects are immediate
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indorse and use it in their practice.
IL you are the least skepticaI as to the
value of this remarkable treatment.
send for illustrated circulars, take
them to your family physician and get
his opinion. This is the first time any
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Not so with this appliance. Your doc
tor will Immediately grasp the idea.
and when he does. he will recommend
ii. Nothing like it has ever been sold
before. 1t works the same on every
individual. Send today for free de-
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strument. The moment you see it YOU
will realize its possibilities No c. o.
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unwary. This is plain business
proposition that will appeal to you as
the greatest opportunity ever offered
TO those who are weak Address L. B.
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Rochester, n. Y.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29

he met Alex Rheinstein. Mr.. Jones Is
well known here and is Interested in
Phoenix business properties.
]. C Scott o. Elk CITY. Oklahoma,
arrived in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
w p. Edwards of FL Paso was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
r. 5. Osborne and famil.'. of Los
Angeles arrived in the CITY yesterday
for q visit.
b. f. Schilling of Ray. was in the
city yesterday on business.
Martin Edrid=e and son arrived in
the city yesterday from Columbus o..
and will spend the winter i'm the val
ley.
James and John Terry of Salt Lake
are recent arrivals in Phoenix and are
looking over the valley with a view To
investing in "A ranch. The are very
favorably impressed with the condi-
lions.
r. NJ. Potet Of Kansas, arrived in the
city yesterday to locate He spent
some time last spring in the valley.
E. J. Henry and family. who pur-
chased the Tweed place northwest of
the city last spring. arrived in the city
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29

yesterday ard have come 10 make
Phoenix their future home.
l. H. La=6is has returned from a
business tri1 to Globe and Tucson.
where he found business generally
good and no apparent depression be-
cause % the decline IN copper.
Mr.. ard Ms. !. "A. Marin. Who ar
rived hare a short time ago from the
east. have rented a property in the
north part Os the Cit and will remain
for the winter
DR.. Julian Waller employed in the
L. :. marine service AT one time. with
DIR. Stewart. viii arrive in the cit,- to-
day Cor visit with his former friend
and associate.
j. G.. ChilsOn Of the SunfioWer
ranch. came into the city yesterday e.
visit with the bOYs and see the big
elephants. He reports that the cattle
business is GOOD and the range in fair
condition.
Manager Self % the Christmas mine
is in the city on business for a few
days.
DR.. JOHN Wix Thomas will arrive
here toda- from a visit To Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29
BIDS FOR PRISONERS MEALS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Common
Council OF the City of Phoenix. until
the 9TH dav of October 1907 at 1880 z.
NJ. of that dav, for the following con-
tract for the year ending October 1,
1908. For supplying substantial meals
To the city prisoners. in quality and
number and at times and places to be
approved by the City Marshal of Phoe-
nix
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give bond. to be approved by
the Common Council, in such amount
as the said council may require, or as
is fixed b. law. for the faithful per-
Torrance of said contract. The Com
mon Council reserves the right to re-
ject am or Ill bids. All bids to be
addressed to Frank Thomas, City Re-
corder, to be marked city Proposal
and have a copy of this advertisement
attached thereto.
BY order o. the Common Council of
the City of Phoenix, made the 23rd day
of September, 1907.
FRANK THOMAS,
City Recorder, Phoenix, A. T.
First publication September "a. 1907.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29
Personal Mention {:

Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Elerick and their
daughter. Of Oklahoma City, arrived
in the city yesterday for the winter.
c. W Fisher o. Cordes arrived in
the city yesterday on mining and 9TH
er business. He says that the ranges
are looking fine and that cattle in
Yavapai are doing well. Mr.. and Mrs
Fisher will leave for the east on bus
mess i'm u short time. where he is in
terested in an automobile manufacture
ing business.
G. NJ. Gordon of Kelvin was a Phoe-
nix visitor Yesterday and registered
at the Hote. Adams.
Harrison l.. Woodson and wife OF
South Dakota arrived in the city yes
terday to spend the winter.
]. L Roberts % Sacaton was n bus
mess visitor l.: tie city YESTERDAY.
Harry j. Jones has written III. l.
Latham from Paris. that he will ar
rive in the Cit,' OF New York Sept 2S
after a tour in France. Germany, a
part OF Austria and at Munich. where
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29

Water users, under the Arizona,
Salt River Valley and Maricopa Cam
ais, are notified that on october LIST.
and continuing until the 10th day Of
the month. the Reclamation Service
will be prepared to make contracts for
water service FOR the ensuing winter
season, which viii end May Is, 1908.
The charge for service will be S1.00
per acre for ali lands which have been
subscribed to The Salt River Valley
Water Users Association and which
are not DELINQUENT for non-payment of
any dues or assessments levied by the
association. Otherwise. the rate will
be S1.25 per acre. LOUIS c. HILL
Supervising Engineer.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29
Mrs. Egbert Pinney,
Voice Culture
English, German, italian

Pupil of Madam Zemelinyi. Balti-
more: William Courtenay. New York;
Senior Manetti. Milan Gustav Hin
richs. Grand Opera Co. Philadelphia.
Sight Reading. Dramatic Expression.
operate Interpretation.
Free scholarship for best natural
voice.
Christian Church auditorium, morn
ings from 10 to IL.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29

The way to win her heart, boys,
The best and surest way:
Take to her some Donofrio's Cactus
Candy,
T AXE it now without delay.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-29
NJ q T ! C &.

Morning, noon and night, let a loaf
Of Rnttrr-Nut crown your table
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-10-24

the people need have no anxiety as to
the welfare of their steSe, for their
government will be conducted safely
and honestly.
"The assertions made by members of
The opposing party, that there should
be a minority representative in the
beard Of public grounds and buildings
in order to insure economy and hon
ssty, does not appeal to the people of
broader minds who know the sterling
qualities of Edwin s. Stuart, our gov
ernor, and Robert S. Young, auditor
general, two of the three men compris-
ing that board.
"As candidate for the Office Of state
treasuror of this state, | am free from
any obligations whatever excepting
my duty 10 the peonle of this com
monwealth. and if my fellow citizens
believe In me and feel | will be true
to the trust I ask them to repose In
ne, then Ihone they will vote for me-"