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The Washington herald., 1907-04-04
First Race a Surprise.

Scarfen was favorite in the opening
event bat there was heavy play on
Water Dog and SeasfelTs odds went
back a point in the betting. Belle of Jes-
samine was only moderately supported,
but went out right al the start and led
all the way. winning handiy. Scarfell.
Verness, and Conjecture ran in "a bunch
behind the leader 10 the stretch where
the last two retired and ScaEfeH easily
secured the place, while Water Dog came
from last place and took third.
Eight maiden two-year-olds answered
the call i'm the second. with the locally
owned horse Trey of Spades. a Well
played choice Marston, Blembcr ami
Laudable were the fancied ones of the
others. I.audable. Marston and Blember
ran head and head to the stretch turn.
with Trey of Spades lying close up. At
the far turn Trey of Spades was shut off
and Johnson had TO take her up and 90
Ia the outside
The Washington herald., 1907-04-04

Marster was in very light in yesterday S
handicap, and ne opened at : 20 in the
betting; but the tip on him was circu-
lated 50 freely that at post time me was
an equal choice with Lord Boanerges.
The wise ones pooh-poohed the idea that
Marster had chance 20 beat Lord Bo-
anerges. Glass, they said, class will
tell. and MarsteT has no class" But class
or no class Marster shot out ia front
right at the start, and forcing a stir pace
all the way, he had his field beaten when
the stretch was reached.
Lord BoaneTges. it is true. did not run
his race, and his showing was I'm strong
contrast to that in his previous races.
He was second all the way 20 the stretch,
and then curled up. Maybe he cannot
stay. bur in all of his former races lie
showed an evident disposition 10 go on.
A fair day brought out good crowd,
and though there was no feature on the
programme, the racing was Interesting
three of the events furnishing stirring
contests. and as four of the winners
were heavily played by the public, the
afternoons sport was satisfactory John
f. Madden provided the surprise Of the
day when his Planudes gelding Servile
captured the fourth race at odds of T. 20
l and better, while Easter Belle another
long shot, finished only "a head behind
the favoVite, Superstition. pulling up i'm
fourth position. Jockey Radtke carried
of the riding honors with two victories
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
BAlKE'S BIG CURlO STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL THE HOLIDAYS FOR LATE SHOP PIERS.
TRIBUTE 10 ARIZONA
 BY A CHICAGO WRITER
A Poem by Oelos H. SmalIey Which
 Has Been Widely Admired.

Some mention has been made of a poem by Dclos H. Smalley of Chicago. a well known educator aSd writer. Arizona: q Tribute" The poem was read before the late territorial Teach CTS association and received high com mendaticn. It was read yesterday by Mir. Smallay before the territorial Nor maj school at Tempe.
 It has been issued in the form Of q buoklet and has been generously illus trated by Marion Miller with views of the Grand Canyon and the San Fran cisco mountains. With the exception of closing sonnet. The Grand Can yon of the Colorado written a year ago. the poem is the result of visit of Mr. Smalley to the territory last May. Arizona" would be a strong argument for the propaganda, See America First"
 The first verse is: Meath Heavens arched and wide ex-
 tended dome. Lie many lands of beauty, rare with charm; Where seeking pleasure. comfort.
 health ar home. or airs that cool. or climes that gently
 warm.
 Man journeys far afield; nor spares the gold.
 His need for toll through weary days unfold. Some to the pyramids on Egypt's plain. And some. to cities old. by distant main: Some to the winding floods where
 castle-towers Time years of men. as men take note
 Of hours;
 Som" seek clear lakes reflecting Alpine snow. Some. sunny slopes where vine and
 olive grow:
 But knowing not thy charns. they yet have missed
 The fairest land by sun and soft breeze kissed. Then follows description of the Grand Canyon and the petrified for est and the poet dcsccnds to the Salt River valley: Far tO the south. eternal summer Broad plains watched OCT by m9un- tains old and gray; Dotted with sage. where thorny cacti stand. Where cattle roam and miraged-waters play: Where mountain streams are led to thirsty soil. , And fields of green reward the tiller's toil
 Here. graceful palm and fragrant or
 ange. charm: There stately pines defy the mountain storm; Nor sense delight and fertile fields.
 alone;
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
PLEASING RESPONSE
 10 THt HOME TALK
A Valley Farmer Who Approves Tthe Republicans Comments and Makes Few More Good Ones.

To the Editor of The Republican:
 .Sir:-In reading your Home" talks in
 ., recent issue I could but endorse ev- cry word you said and only disagree with you in that you have not said half enough. But l want to call your attention to a few things that it seems every one yourself included. has sadly overlooked. I'm reading also the list uf awards at the territorial fair. one, especially a newcomer would think that either Arizona did not have and did not want an agricultural exhibit. or that the management considered the farmers either as multi-millionaireS or hiockheads. I don't in the least object to the amounts of the various premi- UmS: none were tod large. nor do the sums paid to secure the exhibitions of speed seem in the least eNtraVagant. but in reading down the list of awards when We come to the sums offered for farm products it certainly does make one think of a pismire. IL is true that a farmer can work for glory. but his is
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06

Passion Play repeated at the Bijou this afternoon o'clock and evening. : and S:30.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06

the. only exhibit that is not a direct advertisement. and an exceedingly profitable one. The winning of the ribbons on any class of live stock or fowls adds a positive cash increase tO all the owner might have to sell both
 this year and next. and still thereafter but not one penny does it add to the value of the farm or the farmer $ products. q refer 10 the individual farmer) \ good agricultural display does bring . more homeseekers and homemakers than all others combined, and their coming adds as much to the wealth of every property holder in the valley as it does to the property of the farmer or farmers making the display. No very great rush of homeseekers is going To be caused by the fact that Singmaster has boar or that Adams has a JackasS that won the ribbons in their classes. but if il were known tand ocular evidence at the fair would go long way toward proving iD what the soil and climate of Arizona are capable Of producing. We would soon see rush that would place farmer on every ten acres in this valley that
 
 five acres k enough for any ordinary man. speak advisedly when I say that one can make good living and grow" a bank account on five acres of average Salt River Valley soil. And then to see at al fair backed by the territory and held in Phoenix and MariCops county when common Cour- tcsy to their guests would dictate that Phoenix and the county don their best bib and tuCker-under such conditions and such capabilities to see less than sixty dollars offered and paid as pre- miums on agricultural displays is enough to make one willing to be claSsed as a kicker
 To make and maintain a display creditable alike to the farm. the farm CT and the Salt River Valley. would cost one hundred and fifty. to five hundred dollars. How can you grill the farmer for no: doing it when the ' inducement is such as is offered? l know we farmers need waking up. I know MaricOpa county and Phoenix should be ashamed Of themselves. and I believe with many others. that a great many people should get 'nusy'' in some other WAY than in blaming some ! ore else for not doing it and footing : the bills
 To The Republican would say ! keep at it. We'll begun k half done , Tempe. Dec. 9. NEWCOMER.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
WI1H RECLAMATION SERVICE

pr. F.. C. Lind and Frank 2. Huffer who are with the T.. S. R. s. are spend ing short time in the valle-' and booking oyer tho irrigation project here. IL is their custom to go from one project to another in the course of their work. It is related that Mir. Huffer is more than ordinarily inter ested in the valley particularly in the vicinity of Tempe. His great anxiety to reach this project became augment ed as he came closer. Finally on reaching Roosevelt he could bear the pressure no longer and giving Dr. Lind the double cross he hied himself to the Cit,- b.- the Butte. Now pr. Lind thinks t !s time for him to come through and introduce his friend and that soon, for the,- figure on leav- ing Monday night.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
If You Have Weak Lungs

and have become discouraged sS tO recovery, remember much can he done by special treat mcut. ~ hen combined with the right climate. IL will cost you nothing to consult Dr.. Hubbard and if cUable you will he told so. If incurable you will not be deceived. Many a man is seriously handicapped by some obsti- nate ailment and thus unftted for pleasure or business. Sufferers from chronic disease oi the Throat, Lungs. Heart. Stom- aCh. Liver or Genito.Urinary organs should at once see Dr. HibhRrd. lie offers the best treatment. the newest remedies
 nd the most rational methods. Thoussnds Oi men have become completely and permanently broken down by physica1 weakness. such eases can bc cured The family doctor, however utterly fails. He lacks experience and concentration of faculties, and cannot sc- cOmplish what the trained educated specialist does. Blood Poisoning and syphiliiic cOnditionC. with all that is deStructive to he human system can he cured and without in juriouS drugs. Don't fool with electric belts inexperienced physicians and sample packages
 Hours l0-l2-l-36-7- Hubbard Building. 26-ss :. 2nd Avenue, oppOsitt Court House Plaza.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
C H l R O p DIST

Painless removal of Corns. 50 cents each. Bunions, Moles, Warts. removed by electricity; Ingrowing Toenails a specially. Men, Ladies and Children treated day or evenings. Opp. Repub- Iican office. Phone Red 72.
 FRANK SHIRLEY.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06

But filling mountain gorge. the pre-
 cipus stone, And. metals rare, wait the bold miners
 hand, To yield their wealth. the gift of fairy
 land With natures best. she proudly well
 comes thee. our Ariz"na-Great and Wild and
 Free"
 Elsewhere the culture of the citizens of the territory is described as well as those beauties of the territory which only visitors and residents can under stand.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06

paired as fast as mental and physical activity break them down. This is life.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
Polytechnic Business College
OAKLAND, CAL. Twelfth and Harrison Sts.

-Gnc) Capital Stock sl00.000.00.
 Great Business Training School of the West over 1000 students at tending this year Finest Building and Equipment in the |. =. Nation al reputation for high grade work. Indorsed by Oakland Chamber of Commerce and leading educators throughout the West. Home in fluences. Ideal climate. Terms low. Positions for all graduates. Complete courses in Business Training, Shorthand, Typewriting, Banking, also Civil, Electrical, Min ing and, Mechanical Engineering. Conducts SPECIAL SCHOOL OF TElEGRAPHY for Southern Pa cific Railroad Co.,, and prepares op- orators for positions, s6o to s75 per mo.
 Write for catalogue stating course
 desired.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06

nourished through the digest i've impulse. Food is called for ard, if proper in quality and
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06
TIMELY TESTIMONY
 OF 0Nt WHO KNOWS
4 Successful Farmers Experience Elsewhere and His Confidence in This Valley.

J. H. Hale k one of the newcomers in this valley but he is live one, and is already beginning to bear testimony in behalf Of Arizona. He arrived here about six months ago from Elma. Washington. and immediately started a mint for the coining of dollars out of Arizona soil. climate and sunshine. He
Arizona republican., 1907-12-06

GUNS, CUTLERY, SILVERWARE. HARDWARE AND THOUSANDS OF USEFUL THINGS. DAVIDSON'S CASH STORE, PHOENIX A. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
KILLS One man And
WOUNDS TWO

Police Frank Bryant and several
patrolmen reached the scene Ser
ernl other emergency officers we're
rushed from police headquarters
ard the coroner notified The a.
loon was ordered closed and all
the witnesses taken 10 police head
quarters.
A young Austrian named Natl
Zolac was arrested in one u the
rooms above the saloon and vss
identified BY Joseph Keeper. a ma
rine cook. as the man who had
done the shooting, but later tbs
police were inclined 20 believe that
this WAS a mistake, as the bar
tenders and the others In the ~
loon AZ the time are positive that
Zolac had nothing TO DO WITH ne
trouble.
The murderer Is described -
about q years Of age, dressed a
Khaki trousers dark coat and shiIt
soft hat. and wore no vest \
Keeper. who was In the szlooA
SAYS the man was OF meais4
height and wore a short musiaris
He was az the front door stsa
the murderer passed, but a. us
man held the revolver In bis hAna
Keeper made no attempt % AoR
him
All the men mixed up 10 lhs
shooting are Austrians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
10y United Prsss

ST LOUIS. oct "a As predict.
ed IN these dispatches exclusively
yesterday. the German balloon.
piloted by Lieut. Col n. W. J. Moede-
deck. has been declared the winner
Of the second international contest
for the James Gordon Bennett cup
The Pommcrn covered a distance
Of $50 miles The reports Of the
others are M follows
Isle do France. French. landed
near Herbertsyille. n. D.. al l:1o
o m. Octbocr %. 500 (estimated)
miles
Dusseldorf. German. landed near
Dover Del. 9 a. m. October %.
100 miles.
81 Louis, American, landed West.
minister. ESQ a m. October %. $50
miles
America. American. landed near
Patu1out Md. 5 a. M October %.
100 miles
Abercron. German. landed a.
Manassas. Prince William county,
Va. AZ 7:l0 a. m. October Is, 72Q
miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

steve Kiialek a. dead and John
Collar and Joseph miller are seri.
ously wounded as the result Of .
drunken brawl which occurred in
the Fountain saloon. conducted By
Tony Simich. az aif First av. s..
shortly after 10 o'clock last night
The murderer. who appears 10 have
been unknown 20 any Of those in
the place az the time. escaped
through the front door with the
revolver stili held in his hand. and
was last seen going down First
av. 8.
kilsick received a bullet IN the
mouth. which passed into the
brain. causing instant death Collar
was shot twice. One bullet passed
through the right shoulder aud
another Inflicted q scalp wound
Miller was hit In the Jaw. the bull
LET coming out near the lobe OF
the right ear The dead man was
removed 70 the morgue after an in
vcetiFatlon conducted by Coroner
r ~ Carroll and Deputy Coroner
Harry Arnold. and the wounded
men we're taken TO the Wayside
Emergency hospital.
Crowd Attracted.
The report Of the shots instantly
attracted an immense crowd. and
within a few minutes Sergeant OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
ADJUSTMENTS

The Grand Checkers Next
week. Isabel Irving Ia The Girl
Who Has Everything
Tho Schttlo-s Miller Kent IN
Rafflea" Next week. The Heir
to the Hoorah
The Third Avenue Ten Nights
IN a uAr Room Next week. Bea
con Lights
Tho Lois -"Ali the Comforts Of
Homo Next week. In MiEzourl "
The Coliseum Sullivan a Conat
dimes greater vaudeville.
Tho Pantagoa rantnges yaudc
willie
The star"A Day at the Races
and vaudeville
Tho Lyric Nlnc vaudeville fca.
luru acts
The Oliveg-.srhs Mayor Of Fuzx.
land. vaudeville and moving pic.
turn apoclaltlca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
CRAFT" DON'T KNOW
WHAT 1T Is SAYS RUFF

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 24-Abo
Rucf IL officially on record as not
knowing what 81 meant BY the
words grating aud graft The
fallen boss has expressed pro.
found Ignorance on these subjects
IN a demurrer be filed IN the su.
porior court against the sui,
brought against him. District At.
iorney LanFdon. Auditor Horton
and Treasurer nantel by Daniel
O'Conuoll. in which the latter
wishes Horton and Bantel re
strained from paying the salary
81 Assistant Warrant and nond
Clerk George " Lippman. who.
O'C0nncll allegca. was appointed
through a conspiracy Ia which
Iangdon aud Ruof were concerned.
In bic demurrer 20 the complaint
Ruef alleges that Il "ls uncertain
tn that it cannot be ascertRined
therefrom what is meant by the
word grating used therein"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
SINKS AT
DOCK

VANCOUVER " G., oct a.
While being loaded with freight
az the Canadian Pacific railroad
dock last night the Empress Of
China sank a port hole having
been left open The water rushed
IN and before the situation could
be COPIED with the big liner slowly
listed and gradually began going
down Fire engines were taken 20
the dock. but at q critical moment
general fire alarm was sounded
and they were forced "a leave.
Gradually the steamers fires we're
put out. aud the Empress sank a.
nearly half tide The main deck
IL ntiil about ton feet above water
Divers will be sent down 10 close
the opening and the water will be
pumped out Many Of tho crew had
narrow escapes. waiting too lonE
in the hold Of the vessel The
freight viii be greatly damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
BRICK BUILDING
FOR MARKET

A one story brick building wiz b.
erected ON the north aido OF ellie
place AZ tho corner OF First ay.
FOR tho market stalls now ops1ats
ing thcro. The building WIFI he
commenced by the first OF next
week, ana viii be finished In a few
days. The frame building for the
public market n nearing compile
itlon, and some OF the stalls VIII
probably be ready for occupancy
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
GERMANY IS
! TF5E WYhg1 eg ESRi
new OFFICIALS
ARE APPOINTED

a number of important changes
have been made within tho past
fca days among lo2al Great North
ern officials w. - Scott. super.
intondcnt Of the Cascade division,
with headquarters ~ Everett. sue.
eeeda Superintendent Brown. with
headquarters ~ 81 Paul The lat
ter succeeds Fred Forrest nupcrin.
tendent az Spokane. James ONoil
superintendent Of the Kalinpcl divi-
sion. relieves Mr. Scott on the Cas-
cade division y y Ward. general
manager. With headquarters nt It,
Paul. has resigned and IN succeed
ed By James Gruber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
.RrsrRAlN AUTHORITIES.

The Team Owners association
yesterday secured from Judge Fra
tor temporary restraining order
prohibiting Chief Wappenaiein
from making any more arrests for
infringement OF the city ordinance
OF last September which regulates
the prices 10 be charged by trans
for companies, The order also re
strains Judge Gordon from tninR
persons found guilty under the or
dinAnoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
BlRTH RECORD.

Births we're registered today as
follows;
Mottclcr--To wife Of A. T. Not
icier. 800 Twenty ninth av.. Octo.
Dor ~. a daughter
Wlntun-To wife 81 W Winton.
1905 Court place. October 20. a
son
Amato To wife % v. Amnto.
1871 IeffcrsOn o.. October "a. a
daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
PRESIDENT is A
LIFE SAVER

LYNCHBUR0. Va. Oct "a
Quick work hy President Roosevelt
saved a boys life yesterday The
president was standing on the plat.
form ~ bis car Magnet which was
being hltched 10 a passenger train,
while the rest % the train turned
around IN the yarda A boy. un-
noticed By anybody except the
president crnwIed under the paEs-
engcr train Take that boy out
Of there shouted Roosevelt TO the
trainmcn. The wheels started 20
move close 10 the younEster, when
he was dragged out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

AnjOu, French, landed near a..
MENUS Mines, Louisa county %
7:4J a. M. October 70, 67B rolles =
United States. American. ANA.
at Caledonia. Ont. G.i5 D. M ~
tober %. Gj5 miles. w
Lotus H.. English, landed :.
Memphis, O., $40 y. M, Ociohs,
~, 37b miles. wv
oirigible Races
Yesterday afternoon the d,,,,,,,
balloons, each 10 make three ,,l.l
nights ~ one aud one.baif ,,tiaa
one half Of the journey aKslns, ~
VINO ana the other half before h,
haa th"lr races The nhips we,z
sent away a. minute lntervsls
Lincoln beachy, IN the pesch.
Alfahip made his trim IN 2 mInn,a,
round. " 'ne nffs
The Arrow. sailed BY Bald~tn
naac the trip IN minutes 40 &c.
saH... ENANiU IA HHFEfa
WIG OF Omaha. an added starter
gfoEe down on the first fight m.
landed safely p's
ne strObel, third away nsa.
TIE hfhi round trip safely. b. ~
motor stopped a. the mseterI
neared the finish line and ,he 0lss,
made in $40 was disallowed
Second Flight or.
The second fligiu was called a,
because toe air craft dle .iot cove,
the course
In the third flight Llpoei,
Beachy won the airship race M
afternoon, making the nile ~
one half course TO windward ~
return in 4 minutes 90 seconds
There were three other oompa,.
itors Jack Dsmhs. IN a sister IN.
20 BeachyB. was second 10 MIN.
utcB 10 seconds. and Capt Baldwln
Ia the Arrow. was third. In yair.
utes B seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
OPPOSE ORDINANCE.

The Seattle Electric company op
posed before the fire and water
committee last night the proposed
now city ordinance regulating the
installation OF all electric wiring In
new houses Representatives of
the company claimed that the In.
spectlon being done hy the inaur.
ance companies was sufficient The
ordinance viii be considered again
nnKt MndnnndaY NIGHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
MURDER AT
PORTLAND

tOttered 20 a nearby saloon aad,
falling through the door. muitered
I'm shot
Logan was a member a the
Masonic fraternity and was 40 years
old He came 20 Portland from
Pocatello. Idaho. and had leiters
from the trainmaster Of the Oregon
Short line az that place IN which
bis efficiency and fGlthiuluess a
a railroad man were mentioned. He
leaves q wife and two children. 10
trace Of the asssiIant can be found.
Logan died at O'clock tia
morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
wit sGr TRIAL.

The case OF Ernest v Cowcll Of
San Francisco. against John 8 Me.
Millin. brought for the purpose ~
recovering a controlling interest 10
tho Tacoma and Roche Harbor
lime company. will be set for "a
hearing b. Judge flanford next
Monday. Testimony In the case
has been taken before Special Mas.
Ter Ia Chanccry Roger = Greene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

PORTLAND. Ore. oct az
Harry NJ Logan. a railroad en-
ginceF. residing with his family on
Third st.. was shot and fatally
wounded about ! O'Clock this morn
Ing on the Fourth 81 bridge By
lone highwAymau The thug had
ordered Logan 20 throw up his
hands. and the engineer Ia reply
made q swing 81 him. The hold
up man then turned and shot 10
gan. one bullet striking him above
the heart and the other In the 81.
bow. Logan. barely able 10 walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24

VANCOUVER. y. C.. Oct "a
When the Empress OF China sank
last evening the Chinese crew
made desperate effort 20 rush
on shore and get out Of the con.
troll OF their officers by sharp
quick work the Chinese were sur.
rounded and Imprisoned IN an old
warehouse The Chinese believed
that they were offered an exccp.
tional opportunity Of escaping into
the interior For every Chinese
that escapes the Canadian Pacific
must pay a fine Of 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
LICENSED TO WE'D.

William Dustin and Lucinda
Boyer Lacrosse. Wis. George W
Head and Frances Regnn. Monroe
Wash Arthur Hana Pohl and Her.
mine Anua Charlotte Huhncrborg
Seattle. Elsou ClIaton. Seattle. and
Miilicani Geiaert. Butte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-24
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today as
follows:
Niahida-T Nlahlda. ~. October
a. Seattle General hospital
Anra r Mura. a.. October %.
Providence hospital
Emery Infant. October "a. BAL.
lard