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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
Jamaica Bay Races

Jamaica, n. Y, oct. 2i.-Flrst race. 2
year-olds. 6 furlongs: James Il. Brady.
lO2. Miller, 2 TO s. and to G. won: st.
Ilarie. 9S. Il. Dugan, . to 5. place. second: !:
Tartar Maid, 9i, Mccarthy. 3 to 10. show,
third. Time-i:l4 rs.
lie Knows. William ". Lyon, Hal. sun
glearn ard Tee Tick also ran.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND WHEAT
AMERICANS TONE
MORE CHEERFUL

London. oct. 2l.--Americans opened with
a distinctly moro cheerful tone on the
stock exchange this morning. the news of
the banking readjustment in New York
creating "A favorable impression. Prices
were put well above the Wall Street clos
ing prices OF Saturday. Southern Pacific
reaching 72%, Canadian Pacific 162, and
Union Pacific lis, being one point above
parity.
good tone continued TO prevail in the
British section on investment purchases.
Consols advance another 3-16
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
ROAD MAKERS TAR
DISAPPEARED IN FLAMES

A furnace used by road builders on
Cooke street communicated It's fire
to half dozen barrels of tar this
afternoon and caused lively blaze.
which destroyed all the tar. The firemen
who responded TO box 81 at Angel street
and Difnan-piaee prevented the streams
of burning tar from igniting other prop
Crty.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
Suit on Bank Account

George Hill Of Cranston has filed suit
In the superior court to recover from
$1,000. Suit is based on book account. Il.
III. Quinn is attorney for the plaintiff.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21

newspaper man, who has been over here
for New York weekly and several So
cialist papers. Mr.. James left ST. Peters
burg several days ago and has not yet
returned. He has been taken into GUS
tody twice during raids on revolutionary
gatherings I'm this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
Acts Against Plumbing Trust

Columbus. o. oct 2i.-The attorney
general today flied quo warranto pro-
ceedings against the plumbing trust Gov
ering IL states.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
FINANCIAL
new YORK STOCK MARKET

Reporte for The News Democrat over
the private wire of LEWIS IL. TAPPAN
a. co. Bankers and Brokers. Banigan
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21
MONEY

New York, oct. 21-Noon-Aioney on cali
firm at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 7MIa per cent
Exchanges, $227. AIS; balances
50 $50 TO5
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-21

Tonight is visitors night In the gymna-
sium at the Y. M. G. a.. Westminster and
Jackson streets.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22

by Osterloli's cigar factory and the
 room that has been vacant for some | time past IL is to be vacant no long | CT however, or at least not for a couple
 of years for Price Wickliffe. proprie-
 tor of the Tempe furniture store has executed a lease on the building for period of two years and the changes in the front are being made to better
 be adapted to his purpose. Under his direction the entire front of the room will be altered. There will be two large plate glass display windows and the middle door will be set back four
 feet. Other changes will also be made
 and when completed the room will be
 one of the best for Mir Wickliffe's
 purpose that could be secured in town.
 At present he is crowded for room and
 has had in mind q change of some sort
 for quite a while. The move he will
 make will give him considerable more floor space and he considered the west
 side of the street an advantage. The
 room now occupied by the cigar fac
 tory will be used in the furniture store and the building will have a floor
 space of 30 by % feet, to say nothing
 of a good and expansive shed in the rear Another advantage the new To- cation offers is an undertaking parlor. The room that will be so used opens on the north side of the building and ad- joins Andrew Nielsen's real estate of-
 flee.
 IL looked for time as if some diffi- culty might be experienced in moving the cigar factory. IL is under govern ment supervision and there is consid- erable Ted tape concerned in moving il from one place to another. IL seemed that a delay might be envolved but the matter has now been nicely adjusted and no loss of time is anticipated.
 It is thought that the repair work and alterations will be completed by the middle of next week and the stock Of goods Mir Wickliffe now has on hand will be moved in then. MT. Wick life has been in business in. Tempe now for just a year. June first He has made a success of it and cOntem- plates extending his line even furth- CT. He has already placed an order for a car load lot of goods that will be shipped from Chicago on June first. Patrons of the store have learned by experience that they can do just as well here and in some instances even better than in Phoenix. which fact. un- dOubtedly accounts in measure for Mr. Wickliffe's success. A portion of the credit. naturally is claimed by this paper for he has been a constant .ad- vertiser in The Republican since he started business here.
 MT. Osterloh has planned to move in- | to one of the Kingsbury rooms in the 1 Casa Loma block. next to Hodnett and | Carr's undertaking purrors. He is arrangements to get into his 1 new location some time this week
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
RANCE IMPROVEMENT
 BY FOREST SERVICE
The Cooperation of the Bureau of Plant Industry in Remedyins the Ef feet of Over-Grazing.

Washington. May 16.-(Special Cor respOndence of The Republican.)- l Overcrowding of the grazing lands of ! the public domain of the west before the creation of tne national forests, brought many of the ranges into very poor condition, and many stOckmen have requested advice on possible methods of increasing the forage. The bureau of plant industry of the depart ment of agriculture. and the forest service have just joined in cooperative work in Investigating the best means to develop an increased forage crop in the overgrazed national forests.
 Frederick V Coville of the bureau of plant industry has been placed in charge of the work of making these in- vestigations and will report to the for ester in the matter. The fields in which these investigations will imme- diately begin are located as follows. lmnaha national forest, oregon; Saw tooth national forest. Idaho: and Pikes Peak national forest. Colorado. The work in each forest will be in charge of special inspector or special agent reporting to Mir. Coville.
 MT. Coville is well fitted to conduct these investigations in reseeding the ranges as he has had extensive experi- elce in much other work along the same line. In 1898 he compiled a report on sheep grazing in the Cascade noun tains of Oregon for the forest service and in 1904 in the service of the public lands commission investigated and a zin dor faf lease laws. He is a director of the bo- tanical experiment station of the Car negie institution at Tucson. Arizona and is lending valuable eervice in the bureau of plant industry vf the depart ment of agriculture.
 The especial significance of this new departure lies in the fact that it shows the forest service Is not only trying to prevent abuse from making the range worse but is also taking active steps to make the range better. Obviously this is of large importance to the graz ing industry. All grazing tends 10 change the character of the forage. generally for the worse. just as tim Der cutting tends to change the char acter of the forest for the worse by taking out the most valuable trees and leaving the poorer kinds to take their place
 One of the first results of overgraZ- ing is seen in the increase in the num- Der of weeds. which stock either re- fuse to eat or avoid as long as any thing better can be found. and which therefore go to seed. If the natural grazing land of the west is to be made
 
 forage plants which will give the range the highest value per acre to the stockmen. IL is therefore a fact of considerable interest to the stock in dustry that the matter is to be taken up scientifically. to find out in the light of all kinds of plants what it will
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
BLUE DEVILS"
Get Rid of Indigestion and Things Will Look Bright and Joyous.

Even in the present era of pros- perity and good times everything ap- pears black to those people who are suffering wretchedly from some form of indigestion. Where digestion is quick. complete and easy there is a joyous and hopeful outlook. but indi- gestion causes depression.
 The want of a safe. effective cure for sick headache. indigestion and stomach troubles. was always felt un- til the prescription known as Mi-o-na stomach tablets was put up in popu- lar form and proved its invariable success in the many forms of indiges- tion.
 After a few days use of Mi-o-na stomach tablets the headache. dizzy feeling. drowsiness. bad taste in the mouth. coated tongue nervousness. sleeplessness, distress after eating-all these symptoms of weak stomach will disappear and perfect digestion and a good skin will show that the vital machinery is once more running smoothly.
 Mi-o-na is to be taken before each meal and it will stimulate the secre- tive and digestive system so that the unpleasant full feeling will be absent and indigestion prevented.
 Mi-o-na stomach tablets are sold only in neat metal box convenient for the vestpocket and cost 50 cents. The Larson Drug Co. has seen so many cures made by Mi-o-na stom- ach tablets that it gives a guaran- tee with every box that the money will be refunded if the remedy fails to give
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
WOMAN'S HEAD CRUSHED '.
Mrs. John Wright Falls Into We'll at
 Shandler's Ranch.

Monday evening about o'clock Mrs. John Wright of Chcndler's ranch. fell into a well at one of the pumping plants and crushed her skull. She is now lying at the Mesa hotel and Is not expected to live
 Mir. and Mrs. wright have been em- ployed at the rancn bct a short time MT Wright as timekeeper and Mrs Wright as assistant cook.
 Last evening Mrs. Wright asked to go to the pumping plant near by. to see the machinery started. She stepped into the pump house near the we'll which is open. and was watching for the electricity to be turned on. It came with flash which startled the woman and she, stepping backwards, fell head foremost into the well.
 There is a cement landing al q depth of thirty feet. where she struck on her head and lay there until picked up by her husband and others. who rushed at once to her assistance.
 Dr Chandler happened to be at the ranch at the time of the accident and he had Dr. Palmer sent for and every thing done that was possible to relieve the suffering woman
 Dr. Palmer after an examination. saw that an operation would be neces- sary. and brought the patient to his office in town at once.
 Dr. Drane was called in to assist and an operation removing a great part of the skull was performed. The head was badly mashed up and 1t was nec- essary to remove several bits of skull from the brain.
 After the operation the patient was taken to the Mesa hotel and is con- scious and Is resting as easily as could be expected today
 Mir. and Mrs Wright are young peo- pie who have been married only a few months. and have been working at the ranch most of that time. Both of the young people are well liked by all who know them and great sympathy Is ex- pressed for them in their great misfor- tune.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE.

At directors meeting of the Ma tional Mining X Exploration and Iron Cap Mining Companies Monday after noon. in Mesa. the companies agreed to consolidate their interests
 The National Mining X Exploration Company took over the holding of the Iron Cap Company and gave them stock in their company in return for it.
 The National Mining & Exploration Co. is a big concern that takes con- tracts for developing other peoples mines as well as holding large inter ests of their own. They have been under contract with the Iron Cap Co. to do their developing and decided to take them into the company. The out Of town directors who attended the meeting were: F. A. Woodward. gen eral superintendent. from Boston: At Iorney George French from Globe: MT. w. House. from Globe. \. w. Gal pir from Phoenix and Attorney C. w. WoY of Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
ALHAMBRA NOTES.

Alhambra. May 22.-(Special Cores | pondence of The Republican)-J. A Banks left last week tO install mining machinery for d large company south cf Arlington. and expects to be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. R. Perry has been very sick the what improved
 Mrs. R. R. Stroud and Mrs. Kinsley were Tempe visitors last week.
 Misses Seraphine and Louise Renaud entertained a party of young folks at their beautiful home last Sunday af- ternoon. Ice cream and cake was serv- ed. Among the invited guests present were: Roy Clay. Misses Nellie, Ethel and Ottis Banks. Earl Banks. Ray mond Percy. Maggie Macpherson. Ka- tie and Ellen Helm.
 The Issac boys have rented the Creach place and are aiming to make it a good hay ranch if water condi- tions remain good.
 John Cook. former Alhambraite and at one time a leading light at the Ahambra brick yard during it's balmy days has returned to pay us visit
 During his absence John has seen many parts of the territory but says he likes to drop in and see old faces and places.
 Sam Thurston has purchased the house and lot formerly used by the Grand canal for a residence for their zanjero and is remodeling if for his own residence.
 Geo. w. McMichael, who for several years was employed with the bridge crew of the s. F. r. & P. F. R. Co. stole march on his Alhambra friends and took unto himself wife The happy event was consumated by Judge Phil ips on Sunday in Phoenix The bride was formerly Miss Hattie Hanson of Ramsgate. Ariz. MT. and Mrs. Me Michael will be at home at the resi- dence of w. l.. McMichael. brother of the groom. The gentlemen friends of the groom rendered them a cowbell and caliope charivari last night and George responded that the repose of
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
4 FATAL DISQUALIFICATION.

To the Editor of The Republican,
 Sir-The enclosed clipping from the Los Angeles Examiner of May 18th, referring to the resignation of Luke F.. Wright. amt' ssador to Japan may furnish you with the information as to the name of the man who MT. Hen " WattersCn has in view as q pOssi- ble candidate for president of the United States on the conservative democratic ticket-and can be elected over any republican candidate who may be named by President Roose- welt. Luke F.. Wright was vice gov ernor of the Philippine Islands when Taft was the governor and later sue ceeded Mr. Taft in that Office-from which he resigned and was appointed by President Roosevelt to the import ant post as ambassador to Japan
 Luke F.. Wright is a man of great ability and of the very highest per sonal attainments that appeal to all who have the honor to know him in public or private life.
 Respectfully.
 F. B. WILLIAMS.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
to try to introduce in the national

pay to try to introduce in the national
 forests.
 In the management of grazing on some of the ranges the forest service has found it necessary to greatly re- duce the number of stock in order to stop the damage from overgrazing of the land. That this damage has taken place is admitted by the stockmen themselves.
 In attempting to increase the amount of forage by artificial seeding if pos sible. the principal questions to be set tied are whether it is practicable to seed these ranges or any portion of them with seed of either native or cul- tivated grasses or other forage plants. and what system of range manage ment of both cattle and sheep will best permit the valuable native grasses to reseed themselves and thus increase the carrying capacity of the range. If the problems can be solved in the ranges where the investigations are about to begin other experiments will naturally follow in practically all of the national forests which contain range lands.
 It is. of course. not the purpose of the forest service to promote by these studies. or in any other way, the in- terests of the stockman as against the settler. When the bona fide home steader Is ready to take possession ev- cry right thinking person. whatever his private interest may be. must re- cognize that 1t is time for the stock man to get off. This is just as true of forest as of range. What the forest service is trying to do is 10 make every acre add all that it can to the general welfare. If it is worth most for farm ing. it should be farmed; if for graz ing. grazed; if for timber growing and water conservation. it should be used accordingly. It is a simple principle and plainly in the best interest of the west; yet it has been often misunder stood and misrepresented.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
SPECIAL MEETING OF CHURCH
 OF LATTER DAY SAINTS.

The Church of the Latter Day Saints has quite program of special events for this week. The following is the program:
 Thursday. the Relief Society of the Stake will hold a conference. The meetings will be held at 10 a. m. and at D. m.
 Friday afternoon the young people will have their field day exercises at Drew's Park. Program will be in at 2:3O.
 Friday evening at the tabernacle will be held a grand reception for Jo- seph Noble. who recently returned from a mission to New Zealand.
 Saturday night the young ladies of the Mutual Improvement Association will hold a literary contest.
 Saturday and Sunday will be held the quarterly conference of the Mari copa Stake The meetings for which will be held both days at 10 a. m. and n. m.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
MESA
A FIRE.

Monday afternoon about o'clock a fire alarm was turned in to extinguish small blaze that had started in the Tear of Holladay & Cooley's drug store
 The firm has a small gasoline stove in the shed adjoining their building. where they prepare the chocolate for their soda fountain.
 NIT. Holiday had just filled the tank and started the fire when he was called [" the front of the store by custom CT When he returned to the back part he found the room all ablaze. the gaso- line from the tank having overflowed and become lighted as it fell to the floor. where it ignited some old pa pers and boxes.
 The fire was discovered in time to be
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
LEFT FOR HOME.

On last evenings Maricopa train Proctor J. Royce left ,ur his home in Cincinnati, Ohio. He expects to spend the summer there and in the fall will either return to Arizona or try some other mild climate. He has been an almost continuous resideht of Tempe for the past three years and that he has made many friends here was evil denced yesterday when a number of them together with members of the local lodge Of Knights of Pythias. pre- sented him with a pleasant surprise in the shape of a handsome travelling abg.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
cRITTENToN HOME VISIT.

The ladies of Temr5 Till make their annual visit to the Crittendon Home in Phoenix tomorrow. Al! ladies inter ested in the home. and it's work are cordially invited to go. They will take their lunch and donation and make an all day visit. Anything that can be used in the home will be acceptable As the home is carried on by free will and is at present in needy condition it is hoped a cash donation will be taken. Any one not able to go. but wishing to send an offering may leave it with Mrs. Buck not later than this evening.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
REAL ESTATE MOVES.

South side real estate continues to move and at a good figure too Anoth- CT deal was made yesterday when l.
 N. Lantz sold to Fred Marsh through the agency of Andrew Nielsen his ranch southeast of Tempe. This place is one of the oldest and best known on this side. II has with it a full pro ratQ of Tempe water and the fact that il is within less than d mile of the Pacific Creamery made an exception ally desirable property A number of different men were figuring on it but money talks and Mr. Narsh was the first man there with the cash Mir Lantz and family will move to Kansas in the course of the next few weeks
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

A Q. Groos has been under the weather for a day or two.
 Al Miller made a trip to Phoenix yesterday via automobile.
 Little Rhoda Strong who has been critically ill with pneumonia. is now considered out of danger and we'll on the road to recovery
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woolf's little son has been quite i'll for several days
 Mrs. A. B. Clark and baby leave to- day for points in the east where they will spend the summer.
 Miss Jessie Blake left Monday for Oklahoma where she will spend the summer with relatives
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
A ROOSEVELT WEDDING.

This. evening at Roosevelt win oc- cur the wedding of Miss Bessie Nor TOW Of Tempe and Thos. Hugh Carr Of Roosevelt. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Thos. Moore of Tempe. has lived here the greater part of her life and has a large circle of rri-no. and ac- quaintances who wish her a happy and future. MT. Carr is a gov ernment employe and is connected with the cement mill at the dam site.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22

of the M. F.. church, south. Members of the various military organiza tions here have been invited to attend in a body. Veterans of rhe civil war whether union Cor confederate and vet erans ol tDe Spanish American war are also cordially invited to attend the se. ,ice.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
F. B. WILLIAMS

Governor Wright is possessed of all the qualifications attributed to him by Mir. Williams. but as a Tennessean he can not be MT. Watterson's candi- date since though he does not live "east of the Alleghenies" he halls from south of the Potomac and the Ohio.
 still. let the Great Unknown appear.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22

the neighborhood might not be further disturbed.
 Henry Renaud has now his watering plant well established having a new gas engine, a 5000 gallon tank. six field troughs for stock and faucet con nection throughout his home.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
MRS. COLEMAN SICK.

Mrs. Henry Coleman has been quite sick since last Saturday suffering from a combination of la grippe and bill liousness. She is some better this morning.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22

easily checked with the help of large crowd of people that had gathered. Had it gotten a few minutes more start, the whole block might have burned.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
BEST DRUGS ---~~~-~~--~~~~-~~AT AT T~~~~~-~~o~-~---~-o~-~-- HARM ER'S
lkMPs
MADE DIVISION ENGINEER.

Effective on the 20th Of this month. Lee Perkins. who for some time past hIs been assistant engineer and acting roaudnaste' uf ,he NJ. * p. X :. R. ". railroad vas made division engineer with Jurisdiction on not only the NJ. X P. but the P. X T.. also. Mr. J. C. Dilley has been appointed division roadmaster with jurisdiction over the same lines
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
All the lads and Isssies swinging On the gate eating Donofrio's Crys-
 tsllized Cactus Candy until 1t IS SO late. MRS. EDDYs CASE POSTPONED.

Concord. May 2l.-The hearing Oi the case of Mrs. Eddy ordered for to- day. was adjourned to tomorrow on account of indispostion of Judge Chamberlain the presiding justice.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Union Memorial services will be held st eight o'clock next Sunday evening at the Congregational church. Tie ser mon wih be preached by Rev. Cheek
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
TEMPE ADvEHTIsEnEKTs

Eggs s1-00 per setting, from Brown and White LeghOrns. Barred Ply mouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds. 1000 LeghOrns. fer ale. Must make room for young stock. C. w. Alexander, Prop, Cal la-Dale Poultry Farm, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-22
CHANGE IN LOCATION.

The Tempe Furniture Store Will Move
 Into the Daegs Building.
 For several days past force of car penters have been engaged in recon structing the front of the Daggs build ing. or rather that part of it occupied