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Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

Nashville, Tenn. Oct 22.- The president in an address at the Audi torium, said: There has been trouble iu the stock market and in the high financial world during the past few months. The statement has frequent ly been made that the policies for which l stand. legislative and execu- tive. are responsible for the trouble Now these policies of mine, can be summed up in one brief sentence: They represent an effort to punish suc- dessful dishonesty. l doubt if my policies had any material effect in bringing about the present trouble, but if they have had. it will not alter in the slightest my determination that for the remaining sixteen months of my term, these policies shall be pesevered in unswervingly.
 If to arouse that type of civic man hood in our nation it were necessary to suffer any temporary commercial depression I should consider the cost small. All We have done has been to unearth wrong doing. It was not the fact that 1t was unearthed that did the damage. All I did was to turn on h6ht- Aih AtSPOISiDlt lOi on the light. but am not responsible for what the light showed. It is i'm possible to cut out a cancer without making the patient feel for few days rather sicker than he felt before
 No material we'll being can save the nation if it loses its aspiration to- ward higher things. will permit neither the demagogue on the one side or the reactionary on the other. to drive me away from the course or pol icy regard the most vital for the well being of the nation. The thing most important is that my policy has two sides. IL would indeed be evil for the nation if we were ever permitted to grow up a spirit which would discrim- mate against the honest man who achieves business success. There is nothing meaner than hatred for the man who prospers constantly. simply because he has prospered, and chal- lenge the spirit of every good Ameri- can when I say that the honest rail- road man. the honest banker. the hon est business man. who makes his for tune by exceptional business ability renders exceptional service to the community.
 If there should be any temporary gusts of popular feeling that demand what is wrong, what is unrighteous. the true servant of the people is the man who disregards the temporary wish of people to do evil (great ap- plause). No man will stand more strongly than I in defense of property so long as it is honestly acquired and honestly used (cheers). I will stand against crimes of brutal violence. just
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
STREET CAR RIOT.
Two Other United Railroad Employees
 Found to Have Guns.

San Francisco, Oct. 22-A dispute over the payment of fare led to d riot on an Ingleside car tonight with the result that five Tpen were treated at the Emergency hospital for miner injuries while two employees of the United Railroads were placed under arrest charged with carrying conceal ed weapons.
 The trouble started when the con- ductor claimed that a stevedore had not paid his fare. Blows were struck and an employe of the railroad went to the assistance of the conductor One shot was fired, the bullet passing through the clothing of a passenger, causing a superficial wound. Captain of Police Gleason aided by other off, ficers soon ended the trouble which caused great excitement among the passengers.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
31 4 4 27 THE MORNING GAME.

The morning game was hotly con- tested and resulted in a score of 1 to O in favor of Douglas. Hermosillc had Reiger of the Cananea team in the box and he held the Douglas batters down to few hits and struck out IA men. Porter of the Springfield team in the Western association pitched for Douglas. The teams were well match ed and Hermosillo was strengthened by several California players. Doug las got its only score in the first in ming on an error and three base hit.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
CANADIAN PRECAUTIONS.
A Campaign Begun Against the 6u-
 bonie Plague.

Ottawa, Oct 22-Dr. Montisambert. director general of the public health. has been instructed to leave for the Pacific coast to direct arrangements for the sanitary protection of the dO- minion against bubonic plague. which is said to have made its appearance in Seattle A health guard has already been organized and port and frontier inspectors have been appointed
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
A FIGHTING DRIVER.
Saves His Stage From the Hands of
 Robbers.

Helena. Mont. Oct 22.-A special from Lewistown, saws that the Mus selshell stage was stopped today by two robbers. The driver. named Launceford. put up such a fight against the robbers that the second man was obliged to leave the horses heads. and assist his comrade. While the fight was in progress the team ran away, permitting the mail and other matter to escape the hands of the rob- bers. The driver was robbed and bru- tally beaten. A posse is in pursuit
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

occurred here from bubonic plague Mayor Moore today formally requested Governor Mead to request the surgeon general of the Public Health and Ma rine Hospital service to take charge of measures that may be necessary to stamp out the plague. There are no cases under suspicion at present. Rat guards are being installed on every vessel in port.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
OMAHA OPERATORS RETURN.

Omaha, Oct. 22.-Three striking tel egraph operators, including the secre- tary and treasurer of the local union, returned to work today. Two re- turned yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
OTHER FRISCO PosrPoNEMENrs.

San Francisco. Oct 22-Judge Dunne today continued for one week the joint conspiracy charges against Abe Ruef and former Chief of Police Dinan. and also the perjury charges against the latter
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
THE BUBONIC PLAGUE
 APPEARS AT SEATTLE
The Marine Hospital Service is Inform ed of One Case Resulting Fatally.

Washington. Oct. Photographic advices received by the public health and marine hospital service from Dr. White. medical officer in the service of Seattle. indicate a fully developed case of bubonic plague. which proved fatal. It made its appearance in the Chinese quarter of the city. It had not been ascertained when the infec- tion came. Assistant Surgeon Gener- al Glennan of the marine service. to- night said that no fears are entertain ed as to the spread of the disease.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
SALON. E.

The Board ot snreryisors af- ter making a personal lnvesti- gation. selected Salone as the location for the branch county building and make the following statement:
 "Saloms is the natural center of the county at this time and : will remain so, as all roads : stage ard rail-lead to Ssior,e."
 If you want to visit or inspect the northern end of Yuma coun- ty. make your headquarters at SALOME, THE COMING COP PER CAMP.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23
The Circumstances In Which the Phoenix
 Browns Lost to BiSbee
The Score Was to But Hope of the Leadership In the Tournament Has Not Been Abandoned by Manager Goldberg.
THE SHOWER OF MONEY.

The most notable occurrance was in the fifth inning. In the first inning Bisbee scored one run on single, a sacrifice hit which advanced the rum ner to second, a stolen third and a fielder's choice sent him home, Bayless dropping the throw to the plate when the runner slid in. After that the sides were retired in fast succession till the Phoenix half of the fifth inning.
 There were two gone and Fleharty had two strikes on Cy Young the Phoe- nix pitcher. The next ball he hit with a resounding whack that drove it clear to the signboard in center field for a home run the first of the tournament and tying the score. A pandemonium followed, the spectators going bowling wild jumping up and down on the seats with everyones' hat in the air. Money was fairly thrown at the hero of the play and Manager Goldberg go- ing through the crowd with a hat col lected something like $100 which was presented to the pitcher. Finally quiet was restored and the game proceeded but the joy was short lived.
 THE FATAL SEVENTH. Both pitchers were working mag nificently, Young if anything having thus far the best of the argument, though his support was not dependable while Bisbee's was gilt-edged. In the Bisbee half Pettigrew came up and beat out a bunt, the next man sacri- feed, Wilson and I. Olsen hit to the infield but the biffs were badly handled and s. Olsen the Bisbee star shortstop found Young for two vases and three runs were recorded making the score 4 to l. After that neither side scored , and the game was evenly played.
 Bisbee's runs were all unearned and with the support accorded Speer and Clarke in the two preceding games Bisbee woud have been shut out. Young outpitched his opponent, giving no bases on balls while F'leharty sent three down, and allowing only hits to the off Fleharty. The latter how ever led in the strike outs flaming F to Youngs ,. Becker led the hitting of the day. The general verdict is that the teams are well matched and the outcome of another game could not be foretold with any accuracy. About 5000 changed hands on the Bisbee- Phoenix game.
 The Scnra-
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

Next time you go shopping, Long the streets of Phoenix town, Buy Donofrio's Cactus Candy. 'Ti's the candy of renown.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

APPEAL TO THE GOVERNMENT.
 Seattle. Oct. 22.-One death having
Arizona republican., 1907-10-23

MONEY TO loAN-n you want to build and need some money. como and see me: my rates are the lowest D. D. Pascoe. 11o North Center Street
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January IS 1907
c0FFEE-After steady early session the cones
market weakened to-day under selling by leading
hoker who credited with disposng Of $4,000
hsEE apparently for and the close
b1lU net lower. after opened at
and held an advance OF 51O points during middle
session sales for the day. including exchanges
about 10000 bags Tie opening advance was due TO
better European cables and light receipts
Brazilian points There nothing fresh IN the of
outside q foreign markets and ths movement.
pareuuy but trading quite active the initial
and prices held their gain until the last hour,
Street with European connections
II the big trade interests caused closing decline
These sales mostly OF May, September and Deem
Der and the months continued relatively firm while
the switching which occurred earlier IN the day df
considerably below carrying charge suggested
tie presence considerable speculative interest
in the early spring months Receipts the Brazilian
$1,000 bags. against 24O)0 bags last
and JunCag receipts $1,000 bags. against 5000 last
OF the Brazilian markets Santos not quoted
closed a advance OF . franc, and Hamburg
IA higher The market for spot cOee steady.
with quotations basis OF &c for Rio no The
deliveries IN the Uned States for the
year. The weekly cearances and shipments
follows: Rio clearances. $4,000
hays including 1900 the United States 1000 TO
Europe 5000 Cape, etc Rio shipments 1000
bags or which 5000 for the United states ana 5000
Furope clearances 3lsO bags. including
to United States ana 24300O 70 Europe Santos
shipments l55 600 bags of which 5000 laSs were Tor
the United states lOl 600 Europe Victoria clear
an-rs 10000 bags United States. The weekly
Bahia movement follows: Stock. 620OO bags;
the week 25s0go bags, against 4J6oVO
las week 5000 year and $4,000 IN 1905
Of contract prices On the local market To-Day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
Safur-

,'oTTON-The cotton market quiet yesterday. ana
,.rf.ss within comparatively narrow
isfce The close net decline Of points
points. generally 10 : points ioMeI
sales Tor estimated AT 100000 oaies Inc
opening steady a. unchanged pTlees 70 oecllle
reiufs which Was considered better than cue on Inc
.ies and for fret few minutes prices ruled seaay
on d fair demand of the recent BUYERS alo
covering shorts little later the market eased on as
ofth estimate for to-inorroNs re-
ort. ~ Houston but, after selling on 20 net decline
q F.o.rts active months. steadeo up again
...aruc Ina middle session showed net gam
si,orlt points result of reports of peter
rar,sau8 for low grade the South ana a con"
atisn ~ the buying b. OF the local bulls anu
~ houses Later fluctuations were Irregular ana tlte
~ some realizing by early buyers but the tone or the
1sarket fairly steady. New orleans Iecelpts Tor u
while the port receipts were
Heavier Than looked the exports were correspondiigy
srrr and te efocs the ports lost sonetng
~ Ire dav Southern markets ss oheiaHy iePo
unchanged. u IS predicted fiat i.
uoroment continue heavy now until after the It OF
now month supply END 81 January esdes
laoltr which said be heavy and 20 have Deen eA
ended early part q February in some
lcal SPOT people say domestic mills are not .et
alrE grades freely. and are rather inolieihe
q higher grades a. the Dig pIe4l-Hs N'i
snde5 by holders. -, -, -. a.. a.,-
fr11
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

The local market for SPOT cotton steady. With
H. misaIns Gulf sales, 80 b9les Southern spot spot
assSs 81 10 i5e 5aies sos bales Norfolk steady
ga uneh.ngea at lS,Se & aieosy n1s unchSnged At
5b- Mobile hrm and UNCHANGED az Dt.o; sales' 10
sssn n sna iis higher 10 = lse saIes ,s2 s2t
ias NsW orleans Arm enc Inle9 gne s5es5 w =, iScs
wilmington and UNCHANGED st lese- Ansgss s5e1y %
oer,s az leading points Tuesdsy: ~ os'ons SooG @
sssT al galveston 10000 81 600 bales aganst 92 2d d
bales against leii9 last week ana looi last
,o Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
Fair busiaess doing sales 10000 bales sPeeIso sna
tei' T s.S; 100 ms5sIne upsnd 5sid Futures opened
sieady points hiEher on near posios anu t saysncs
2a3 points January. 55ed January February sd
FSsIs suSusf September B4Iikd: September October
sss: octoSeT-AsoSeInber 6.ssd: Norember December
2ss Mancheserysrns frTni cloths quiet ana nTin,
no Being Worth mention Ains boding very firni
30 Grange IN quotations FLoIE Spring patents s. I5g
g 60 winter stregis g s9 y e' winter 2a'en; Sfeg n
g soasa; etrs 30 EineT 81 seass se y
9 @ sg aS duo.s q 1e' SsT 70 s soa sD s. sss
s,.s ,,e ss o5 81 iss7 81 so oarse 81 esa
;12r So y standard nidalng. So 70. our So so
fg sha 81 ssasss = a sacks: miadI1g ss 5sgs2a
ies Dog SO %; hominy ehop s2i n bulk and So 20 IN
eEAiN@WIIIsAl sn9stsr check 70 the up
usual iquidston promoted Q. less talk 20 the
sfef thar she ed of ail feTnent In sight
last prices 81 the day. wlch were practically the low
shovel decline Saturday The decline
started III break asa .d Liverpool. and ITf-
cables clainsug Argentine strike ended
Although eufseoneEt adsees denied ths the market
failed recover position and with or two eScep
tions afternoon rn little commission house
bying led rallies was eeneI9ny weak AZ aays VIII
bear selling the
iaea holdings, II case the market
Iaied improve Tuesday. Nouie iec'shc uied an1
Ind their On n.arief. The visible supply DO
1zsOa0 bushels not altosetfeF satisae-
estimates had indicated larger
hglrs tiig time hcwetsr tna tisible N
dsi0 bushels WORKS shipments amounted 20
t12ooD bushels fofaDsrei with i.gleuyo bushels tae
precious reo ana 10 12a0OO bushels fast year. The
st figures somewhat bcartsf. espeelnliy -
ta contribution froEs Australia - iarGr. Western
blii1b tla-I o-fIs.ff
- secc-ls 1a-o@y.ls and Duluth ucTs only % cara
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
lost.

BANKBOOK No 484. 53S Of the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. Any per
son having a claim 10 II is hereby called
upon To present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passboOk cancelled
and q new ono issued.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

LOST or STOI. I.EN.- handbook No. h4s IS
Of the German Savings Bank in the CITY
or New York corner 4th ave- and 18th ST,
issued 10 George Z Rendler All persons
arc caUtioned against negotiating the same
II not returned to thu bank on the nth day
or February. 1907 duplicate VIII be IS
sued
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
BOARD AND KuoMs.

L-ELEGANTI.Y furnished apartment: Dri-
Vatc udtn; Sl-S0 daily: including meals,
two. S25 weekly; one, S15. The Alabama,
- Last Ilth st.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
AUCTION SALES.

By VIRTUE os an execution to foreclosa
lien, win sell this day. IL u. m. ons
Hamilton 5. Gordon piano. at II I'd ave.
storage warqhot,Fe, by 7. Van Leaer, Mar
shal NJ Einstein. Auctioneer
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
RrsINEss CHANCES.

nifty. Mcdonald -Wiggins Co. 25' b way
LOAN OF 81. coo required In a high class
medical business controlled by physician
OF high standing liberal compensation OF
fered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co, @St Il way
STOO buys established and 10 cent store
in growing neighborhoOd. BROOKLYN bar
gain McDonald-Wiggins Co, -St X way
OLD established painting and DECORATING
business: good location. Br0oilyn; price
81 coo. including wagon and all raclHties
Tor the business. McDonald-Wigg!ns Co.
ssAT TfruadNay
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

esat 40 Ger, LAST year. weather up there was
'u - li'dicate much the movement.
wltat states hal seasonable empera lures and no
mere Was cable midday estimating
i'easit Al shipments from would bs
80 - ulan last year. anG quality povc mill
NPrsis took y loads VI wheat. The cash market
~ - it aath Ms easier closing follows: No red.
.5t''f ana SSt5c I. r. afoat J. Northern,
,ere' ~ 1ae and No hard winter SGssc T. L. unoat.
contrast to the wheat developments corn
'tIi,ss Attlcg al day. and
aoene at New York. practically change IN Chi
f'f stability the holding
et ~ galA was chiefly responsible Dispatches ssid that
az OF tle nigh prices for the country
,ns ~ more profitable 70 feed than market 1t at
present prices. Although Liverpool lower
interior receipts about JOOU bushels
therefore. the market seemed ~ good support
throughout the entire Argentine adVices
igred good rains and others said
S;eAts nom that only 2O73OOO bushels,
s OO bushels smaller than tho previous week. The
Visible supply decreased 1000 bushels. Exporters
- loads and the cash closed as follows: No
corn o'2c elevator. and 81 asc f. b. white.
hl'sc and No. yellow. 5ll=c o. l.. ahaat. OATS
Ihe market for oats easier with wheat fairly
httlf The visible decreased 24s0Ul
Now York mixed cats 20 T. 81 n closed 41isc; natural
white. 80 to 33 II. 42le d432c. clipped
80 ~, 43G15'2c- RYE AND BARLEY Nominal. RICK-
Mll-AT-Quoted 81 -. nominal. 1tO H.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

COOK--By first class German; best rss-
L ereuces. city or country: wages O-S45.
/ call az Lang & E0scherer COmpany's Bus
/ rsau. Is West 27th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
HELP WANTED.

WANTED.-Ciever amateurs for dramatic.
operatic and chorus work; positions abso-
iutely guaranteed. call 2}b knickerhocker
theatre Building. S9th 81. and broadway
ANNEX.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. January IS. 1897.
MEEkI.N RElL,ITlrre
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

COOK and I.AUNDRESS Comps tsra
Protestant woman: willing and obligiu,
city or country: good references. s A., 1Sy
W. 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
EernsIs

COON. tsSt class, HIeDCa woman ui-l-s1
references, city or country. wages. $50.
Call AT LanE 4 Boecherer Cnmpauy's HU-
Teau. 13 West 9th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM. in private family. aboy'
30th St, with or without board. wanted b.
q business woman; references exchanged
Particular. Tribune Uptown once. 136
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

COLORED GIRL % washing and irons
Ing at home: small washes Oniy.s call -
write Miss Gibbs 1856 West 62i 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-29

Rank BOOK No. 4S7, SOS OF the Union
Dino Savings institution Is missing. Any
person having a claim to IL is hereby called
upon To present the samo within ten days,
or submit 10 having said passbook caucellSo-
and n new one issued.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-02
THE STATE CROP SUMMARY
Weather Throughout This Section
Similar to That of Preceding Week
Low Temperatures.

The following crop summary for
the week ending Monday, April 20,
has been issued by the North Dakota
section of the department of agricul-
ture:
The weather throughout the section
was similar to that which obtained
during the preceding week. There
was deficiency in both temperature
and precipitation. Particularly low
temperatures occurred in all parts of
the state at night, causing the ground
to freeze. and thus greatly retarding
spring work. In many portions work
could only be done in the afternoons.
The average temperature for the state
was "a degrees, a decrease of one
degree from that of last week. The
average maximum temperature for
the state. As degrees, is decrease OF
two degrees, but the average mini
mum temperature for the. state, %
degrees, is an increase of one degree.
The highest temperature reported in
the state was IS degrees, at Ellen
dale on April %. The lowest tenn
perature reported was degrees, at
Napoleon on April Is. The average
precipitation for the state was O.O4
inch, decrease of O.O5 inch from
that of the preceding week. Brisk
to high winds prevailed on April 26,
the highest velocity recorded at Bis
marck being 80 miles an hour from
the north.