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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
YAMAM0TO is
PROUD0FH|S
WELCOME
DISTINGUISHED JAPANESE
IN FRIENDLY SPEECH
Grateful for kindneSSes Shown
Him in New York--GueSt of
Honor at Many Elaborate
Functions,
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased mire.I

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Nire. I
New York, July 14.-Upon the eve
of his departure for New England, Adj
miral Baron Yamamoto, the distin-
guished Japanese who has been here
for several days, made a formal state
ment upon the courtesies he had re-
Through his aide, Captain Kato, the
admiral said:
II wish TO thank my friends i'm New
York, both American and japanese,
for the multitude of kindnesses shown
me. Wherever | urn / find frien Is
and expressions of friendship.
MY deep sense of appreciation for
my welcome again to America Cfor
YOU know | nave been here several
times) forbids my going away with
on. saying to my friends: i am proud
of your welcome Especially has the
press been very kind to me.
II am glad If In any way | was In
strumental in eliciting from your great
president his statement that the feel
ing between Japan and the United
States Is understood by both govern
ments and both peoples to be very
friendly"
The admiral and his staff will leave
at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning. Dur
ing the stay i'm New York the party
will visit the yards of the Fore River
ship Building company.
The admiral dined at Tho Holland
house tonight as the guest of epre-
sentative Japanese merchants ANA
manufacturers. At luncheon today he
was the guest of General Grant at
Governors island
Denies Story of spy.
Toxic. July 14.-General Tecauru-
chi. the minister of war, in an in
terview today contradicting the re-
ported arrest ofa Japanese spy at San
Diego. Cal, said.
There are no Japanese military Of
hcers in America. The war office he
emphatically declared, has never in
structed any officer or amateur spy
TO examine American forts"
Japanese to BE Dcported.
San Antonio, Tex, July 1.-THE
immigration inspectors at Laredo ar
rested five more japanese near Greens
station yesterday, making their way
into the state through the brush. THIS
makes fifteen in all that have recently
been arrested. All of them will be
sen i'm charge of an officer to san
Francisco for deportation to Japan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

Sleeping Cars run through TO jamestown
Exposition over Pennsylvania short Line
via Columbus and N a W. Rv Leave 81
Louis si44 a. m, leave Chicago 1905 a. m.
reach Norfolk next evening. Low fare.
Write HUI. 81 seventeenth street Den
yer, Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in 3-4 Ready Made Bed
Sheets

uualtty hleachod Shooting Size stxp0 uches
Would he cheap at soc. Special prize Tor this
week.. each sac
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in Shell Oil Cloth

shelf OH cloth. colnrs white. light blue and pink
with fancy scailuped borders, regular zoe goods
Special price Tor this week per yird........t &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

That Is the watchword. That ~ "hht
Orino Laxative Fruit syrup does. Cleanses
and stimulates the bowels without Irritation
in any form. j. II. O'Rielly CO. VI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

For prompt and courteous treatment and
the very choicest Of meats you will make no
mistake by calling ON EMIL KLEINNokT,
Ii2 North THIRD street-or teiephoning your
order in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in Ladies' Muslin Night
Gowns

Ladies' Might Gown. made of go"d quality
hleachcd muslin. N-shaped yoke, with no hcm-
stitched tucka. camhric runle around nsck ana
sleeves. This gown Is well worth zoe. Special
price for thls week, each ....,......,..... lOc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
SEWING Machine Special

rho Sew Royal Sowing Machine. drophoad ball
hcutiuE- hlgh arm high grade. light running
Complete set uf beautiful attachments. besides the
usual accessories aud instruction hook This Is one
OF Che BEST SEWING MACHINES on the market.
la wgl as The most heBts ifti. Tile Factory gives a
l'n-h"sr warranty with every machine. You can
pot bus q machine as good al this for less than
from $1,000 Co. fH10h. Come and see the NEW
ROYAL MACHINE whether You want 20 buy ur
mot Special price Tor this Wrok .... ...... SIS 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

Ira w. Kelley. Of Mansfield, Pa. writes
n was In poor health FOR two years, suffer
ing from kidney and bladder trouble. AND
spent considerable money consulting physi
clans without obtaining any marked bene'
nj. but was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure
and / desire 10 add my testimony that 81
may be the cause Of restoring the health
Of others" Refuse substitutes. J. II
O'Ricily Co. Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in Mems NegIigee Shirts

CSee Second street window Display
Mems Tan CpIored peatod Front Negligce shirts,
made of fine French tan shade Llncen. h"sum is
made with three l-inch knife pleats ON each side.
with box pleat in center, without collar. An cE-
ceptionaily good washable shirt Look the town
over and you viii not hnd a shirt equal to this
one priced az less than 81 90 Special price for
this week. each .....+..... ....... ....+.... .5Oc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in Galvanized Water Pals

lO-qt Galyanizcd water pals made OF heavy
Galvanized Iron, regular 25c'gaods Special price
for this week EACH. ........... Toe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in Mems Athletic Style
Underwear

Mems Athletic. coat style. Undershirts made N an
excellent quality nainsooN box pleated ccuteri
pearl buttons, double stitched shoulder aud side
seams. short sleeves.
Drawers for above are made OF same material,
knee-length; suspender loops; tape strings pearl
buttons. double needle seams throughout. superior
workmanship This Is the most serNiceahle ana
sensible underwear on the market today, and IL
required for gymnasium or Held sports. You VIII
hnd these goods priced in most stores an $3.50 per
suit Special price for this week, per sui. -. zoe
(sce Second street window display
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

Davis 4 Gearing. POS W Gold, have a nice
line Of Penlnsular cook stoves and ranges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
Special in Misses and ChiIdren'S
Oxford Shoes
Special in BaSebaIIS

Quarter Dollar Baseball, regulation stze 90 inches
in ~olrcumfcrueel; double stitched with heavy blue
thread. q good. durable bail Special price for
lhis week. each ....--.... Toe
King uf the Diamond regulation szo and weight
90 ~ aud o inches Ina circumference; we'll made
aud durable Double seWcd with heavy durable linen
thread This is a dandy ball aud sporting goods
stores sel them Tor 50c. Special price for this
wreck, each
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17

In the meantime an investigation of his accounts was made and short age. the exact amount Of which has not been made public. was disclosed.
 Arrangements were begun for a set tlement of the affair. and as Binford is well connected it was thought that it might be accomplished without pub licity His relatives were willing, and even anxious to make good his defal- cations. but Binford insisted on accept ing the punishment which the law provides for such a betrayal of a trust as he had been guilty Of
 However. at the time Mir. Galbreath left Prescott it was thought that such a settlement would certainly be ef- fected and the surety company which had already discharged it's liability to the Bashford. Burmister company, would be. saved loss. But yesterday morning Mir. Galbreath received tel egram from Prescott saying. that Bin ford had remained obdurate: had re- fused to accept the assistance of his friends and had been locked up.
 BinfOrd had been connected with the company about eight years.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17

had been arranged so as to save his company from loss.
 The case of Binford. he said. was a most unusual one. He had been re ceiving a salary of S150 a month and on his own voluntary confession which was at first not believed, he had been lembezzling about S2,O00 a year.
 Some time ago he left Prescott in tending never to return, though it was supposed by the firm that he was 90 ing of on a vacation. He went into the Puget Sound country with the idea of losing himself but he said that one day he was walking along the seashorv when d still small voice told him to ireturn to Prescott and confess his crime. Acting upon this suggestion he returned and went directly to the of flee of the sheriff and offered to sur render himself, saying that he had been embedding money from the com pany for a period of several years.
 No information of the affair had come 10 the office and Binford was sent away. The next day he return ed and insisted upon being locked up. and one night his request was acced- ed to. but the next morning the sher- if turned him out of jail.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17

letter from Mir. Rudolph and from.the tenor of it the unhappy part of his life is that business keeps him from living here all the time. Mrs. Rudolph is equally as enthusiastic and both mean to come here and reside permanently if they can shape their affairs to do so, though it probably will not be this winter. It is the same hold this coun- try gets on everybody who lives here any great length of time. They note its pleasant features while here, the few features that are unpleasant but as soon as they return east again they see a score of unpleasant things there they never noticed before and recall the beauties of the Salt River valley with regret that they enjoy them no more. All of which is prefactory to an extract from the letter to MT. Mea- ley showing that a breath Of fragrance from the Salt River valley, even through so mean an agency as the wood pile. appeals to them as the sweet odors of Araby the blest." Here are MT. Rudolph's words:
 ''I want you to send me a piece of mesquite firewood. as big as you can send by mail, l want to lay it on our gas stove flame on Christmas morning and fill the house with the smell oi it. It will be the biggest kind of a surprise for the good wife She said the other night My how I would like to smell mesquite wood burning Il will be big treat to see her sniff and wonder what it is.'
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17
A Rl6hI OF WAY
 FOR TINE 10 TEMPE
An Application Made Yesterday to the Supervisors For a Franchise.

Application was made yesterday to the board of supervisors for right of way over the country roads for a rail- way line to Tempe. The line Is to be operated by electricity or steam. The applicants are Andrew Neilsen, Red mond Toohey and Harry J. Bennett. Along with the application there was submitted a map showing the proposed route which following in a general way the wagon road between Phoenix and Tempe. Action will be taken later on the application.
 A right of way was granted the government for the transmission line now being built this way from the Roosevelt damsite. The right applies to such roads and highways as may be encountered after the line has been built into the valley
 The rest of the business of the board yesterday was taken up with routine matters and an examination of the re- ports of the offices of the sheriff and the couns assessor.
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17
JUST 10 SMELL
 BURNING MESQUITE
An Odor of the Salt River Valley Will
 Add Christmas Cheer to a Pittsburg Home.

Quite a number of Phoenix people may remember L. H. Rudolph of Pitts burg who spent two years in this val ley for his health. and found il. It is said by his friends that he lived naked on the desert near COldwater thereby effecting a cure. That is probably an exaggeration but he did go out on the desert near Coldwater to live, took proper treatment. and became suffi- ciently strong to return to ms eastern home and resume his worK as a pho togTapher.
 Recently NJ. w. Medley received a
Arizona republican., 1907-12-17
NOTHING WOULD DO BUT Hf MUST BE JAILED
The Unusual Case of a Prescott Book keeper Who Declined the Assistance of Funds.

c. F. Galbreath. special agent of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty company of San Francisco, who ar rived in town yesterday morning, said that for the first time he had known Of a man breaking into Jail after long and persistent effort. when the authorities and everybody else was trying to keep him out. Mir. Galbreath had reference to the case of C. NJ. Binford. baokkeeper for the Bashford. Rurmister Co. of Prescott. who was locked up late on Saturday on his own confession of having been stealing from the company for several years.
 It was the Binford business which brought Ir. Galbreath to the terri tory and when he left Prescott to come to Phoenix he supposed that matters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
rlor sAvrs pAsr rRom On.

LYNN. Mass. Aug 20 a five.
mouihaold infant WAS saved almost
by miracle after u had been eaas
into the ocGgn Th(l,oiice are Try.
ing 10 solve the mystery Of what
>thcg consider an attempt 20 murder
the babe
slroiiora atqng the beach heard
tE9 wulilng ~ an infant Coming
from the Objection Of pilo ~
rocks which aGhigh Ado are almost
covered BY the water 3yeatiga
t!en disclosed The child firmly
Tsdgod In a lodge 10 ciothlna
WAS water 4oahcd aud ita face
showed Il had been exposed to the
water for SOME time
II ia believed tLs child Wac
thrown from the rocks while the
water was high. bot the tide. ~
stead Of washing the little one ont
to sea. na expected. carried u along
tho rocks and deposited u safely
In the ledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS MAKE
SUMMER BLAC KEST INN. Y. HISTORY

toeattlc stars EXCLUSIVE SefNicesl
NEW YORK, Aus, 9i.--A war OF
crime directed against women and
children fills the city with horror
IL Ia beyond precedent here. and a.
la doubtful " another oivillsod com.
muni,y anywhere ever suffered
such a drea6ul visitation
GslAy ueea additions made 10
tho frlghtful liat, Sometimes the
story goes that the cries OF tho vic.
tim frightened the perpetrator
away IN ether eases the finding
oe the dead and mutllatod woman
or little +lrl In the first notice Of
the eaaault received by the authorl'
ties
sThc police are doing their best
apparently. but without making tho
slightest Roadway toward stamping
ont the evil For every arrest 10
ports come IN of half dozen new
eases
Ssnce ire third week la May
there have been az least 1850 such
assaults reported 20 The ,ollce. and
even that has fallen far short OF
telling the whole story
IN half dozen eases IA the nast
three weeks where child has been
Killed OF terribly Injured inyeetlgas.
ton has disclosed n number OF chill
dFen IN the nelshhorhood who have
heon malireaicd or have escaped
with difficulty tho bgutcs BinE In
wait for them.
Probably SO arrests have been
made in connection With the crimes.
but few OF the prisoners have been
convicted
The Magistrates give as a reason
that the law requires confederation
IN assault cases. but political lnfiu
cnco ia eonerally regarded az
strong factor In the failure of Jus
tico
Auroila Slaffoidt. 10 years old,
was attacked and murdered 0n tho
~ nreoklyn
Viola iloyieu. years old was
found dead in the cellar OF her
home. attacked and atrangled
Elsa Won DcHsauer was 20 badly
beaten she died % her Injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
GRADUATE FROM
WILSON COLLEGE

Wilson's business College had iif
thirteenth annual commencement
eAefeiasa IN the Grand opera house
last evening There we're ICE grad
yates Is IN bookkeeping. a ia
shorthand and ypcwrlting and 10
IN the class that iooke the entire
commercial course
The invocation was hy Rev ~
Haynes Senator piles and nf
Stfattun delivered addressed
be class exercises we're Az fol
lows. "Hiainry. b. Miss Ethel
Bonita Stfout. Prophecy" by
Miss Lula Scott. and the vaiedie
tory By Misn Florence l. CariiedEe
President J 7. Wilson presented
The diplomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Mfa. Sophie Kehrof was slrangi
cd In a house ON West 22nd IT.
while there were 10 people under
the same roof and her body was
mutllatrd after death
Ia an East side areaway daylight
revealed the body of a young wo
man whose limbs had been broken
and whose body was a mass ~
wounds
Little Katie Tletachlof. a beautl
ful child 81 years. disappeared
from heg home 10 an Eaatside ten.
cmcut
They searched for her for a week
fearful from the FIRST moment Of
her disappearance as 90 her fate
AZ last they found her. A woman
In the neiehhorhood, Fplnr 20 tho
cellar fur wond fell over The corpse
of child u VAS Katie Tietaehler
Not only dead bat she hsd been
assaulted hud her body was coy.
erred with bruises
Tho parents aud neiEhbofa we're
frantic The coroner. hardaued b.
daily experience In viewing the
bodies 81 fcfa0na called By death in
many fnrmH, almost tainted At the
aishL Arrests have been made IN
both the latter eases. but Che his.
tory ~ the last few months glveH
little promise that tho guilty unua
have BEEN caught. ~ that the esis
doncs vii b. sufficient
Fragments ~ xomana BODY
were found In the hay An attempt
had been made tp anchor them. but
it Vas unsuccessful No arrests
People on Staten island we're
startled 10 see a nude founE wo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
REFUSED TO GIVE
HIS WATCH BACK

Tom Louie and Lee Linn, two
Ameficanized Chinese boys, made
complaint 10 the police yesterday
that they had taken two white girls
IN an automobile Monday night aud
that ono OF tiie girls borrowed
Ioule'a watch. which he alleges she
refused 10 return The Cinnamon
state that tho white Girls are en-.
ployed Ia one OF the local telephone
officaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Gen William ) Palmer. founder
Of Colorado Springs. Colo. has re.
Gently giyen 10 that city a park sys
tenn embracing 800 acres. together
with several handsome boulevards
The henefaetioE II finely rounded
out with an allowance of $4,000
annually Tor maintenance. and Il ie
estimated that the value Of the
whole Eift reaches 81 300 900. Gen.
Palmer had spent $4,000 Ia beau.
tfying Monument park. which IL
within the city limita
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

A good supply OF corn G,aa In
evidence aud went at zoe Nor dof
Wax beans OF the finest quality
sold at 90 per 10 Native apples
sold at . lha cor abe. fancy applge.
81 90 per box. Celery was hieh Ct
ibc peX bunch and found slow
sale. Native plums sold lbs. for
Toe. Cantaloupea brought see pAs
dos. u raise OF De on Yesterday
price. Yakima peaches brought Zoe
per box. or Zoe per du8 Pears
brought 81 so per box California
grapes woro 20 per H. hackot, soc
Fresh ranch ogga sold at zoe, sal
mon at 2bo each.. potatoes. ibc
per 10. Reefs. carrots. turnipH aud
onlona went by the handful at DC
per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
JUDGE Purs BAN
ON PEAcEmAkERs

CHICAGO. Aug ~ Blessed
are such peaccmakeru for they
shall be fined fi6 and costs"
SO remarked Municipal Judge
CroWe when he fined Jas Conlan
TOT attempting 10 quell a disturb.
anoo IN a saloon AZ 2bth and Wal
lact sta. With the aid 81 revolver
N you Try to stop fight, don't
30 Il BY showing a revolver. added
the magistrate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

man run the length Of pier and
throw herself iuio Tie Satof. She
was aving mad, and her rescue
was effected With difficulty when
she regalned her reason she said
that a gang 81 nine men had held
her prisoner In the woods for two
days
children Of years and gray.
haired old women have been at
tackled The outragee have occur
red la nll parts Of the city and Ia
the suburbs They distinguish this
summer from al others as tho
blacklist in the history OF New York
crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
GIRLS BOny
is FOUND

The body " Miss E.d.. =.
Who was drowned whns ~. M
ing a. WestDoft on Ans, ss'l ~
been recovered. aoeorslss y
telephone message 10 2
son ..',,, ia'her Of The girl n.
wiz 10 brought 10 ans ~ ~
burial. @saltle a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
WATSON Will TALK
or GENERAL POLITICS,

WARRENToS. Ca. Aug "a --Thoa
e. Watson vii be- the principal
speaker At the big rally and mass
meeting ~ the Farmers union az
fcaii Springs tomorrow His al.
dress ia expected 90 he a notable
ono. dealing Nith political Issues
and national legislation affecting
the farmers II the unitcd States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
THE MARKETS

Prices on Western aV arr re-
mainipE stcadief this wecA than
iheg have been fng a long time
Aiackbefriea have taken a slight
iumAle ia prlco. bat there ara vrFY
few Ia the ngarket af thla time 81
the year Hucklsherries are on lha
market bat uuiy small supply
They are quoted af u and IL cents
3 pouud iaslueaa on the stfret
r. remaining steady. bnl not cxcaR
tiunailg brisk
Tho eEK and butter market Ia
very brisk and steady. with no
change IN prices during the week
Meats are also oremaiuiuE a. the
same price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
EARLY TRADING BRISK
AT THE PUBLIC MARKET


= Tho wise ones arrived early this
morning az the public market and
cleaned IN the choice artSles In
shoS ordSg p
Tho people are beginning tosoarn
the qualities Of fresh vegetable
diet, and instead OF trying 60 buy
enough truck ono day 10 last a
week. they are coming everyday
aud getting things lre&
This Is what tho rancher wants
come early and come often,
Twenty ranehcHSand six buck
stas lined un against the curb at
Pike pla0 this morning with a
good ASSORTMENT Of everything that
Is grown on the vine aud below the
sod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

Tom Dutton. the doc man. re.
Gently sold a dozen monkeys and
some mackawa 70 the park board
AZ reduced prices The bill. &C.
eording 20 Dutton. ahonld have been
paid yesterday bat was not. aud
Duitun nov threatens 20 invade
Woodland Park and retake hts an.
lmals and blrda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
NINE. cARUso.
lssstils SOC eselvsIvs ssrvles.l

Seattle stars Exclusive Service. }
LONDON. Aug 2i--Caruso. the
greatest Of tenors. Us Ia London
with bis wife aud children, enjoying
the fame attached TO the member.
ship In the Victorian order. which
has been conferred on him by the
king Most people In America are
familiar with Caruao'a face. but not
his Jolly wife's. 10 I send you her
nhofnzraph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21
WANTS AcQUIrlA
~ unLl.a o..

san FRANCISCO 49, -. :,
l =, ,... falfAll = arguing for ~
Of aequliial IN he 80. ~ =
thinner convicted gos eos, =. ~
court ior not answering s,.. Y =
placed before him b. Iads. g 100
Ne has many auihosss !. ~s
him out. y ptn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-21

J X. Fisher. construction super.
iuteudent for The nenuy Renlon
Coal company. aud Engineer G. W
Majors. both Of whom were Ia.
iured Ia a loEging train wreck near
Taylor Monday Afternoon. are said
TO be rapidly recovering al the
hospital