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New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
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According TO OF the Wall Street news bu-
reaus the governments suit against T. Il Harr-
nasn and Otto II Kahn to compel them TO answer
quesuoris regarding stock transactions IN conneo-
tion With the C-jon Pacific company which thew
rsiascn 10 answer before the Interstate Commerce.
,oiaIIaesion, was postponed by agreement at n
sontelsnce OF counsel yesterday. a hearing viii
x na1 fn November is before Judge Eough In the
SotAeo Sl&tee District Court, ip this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Oriental Carpets

At the following Decided Reductions
NIuskabad Carpets,
in light and dark colors from IT, ro -
o %OZ.SU ~ 4oI'SO
Former Prices $500
Ghdrevan Carpets,
from8 in to o in wide m J.. ao9 on
by long, T44O'OO ~ A>Z.OV
Former Prices $4,000 275Oo
Tebrn Carpets,
from in to Q ito in wide e,or mn >. ,nn m
by # in. il. long, PICS.UU " OOO.OO
Former Prices $275oo 10000
kiTmanshah Carpets,
from ii to Q il wide coon m % ANE m
Former Prices 10000 6ooOo
West TIVE n nty- t f1ird Street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Stern Brothers
Cloak Departments

Entire Autumn and Winter lmPortations
of Wraps, Coats and Paletots In the Latest Models
suitable for Calling, Carriage and Evening Wear.
Also a complete assortment OF
Automobile and Rain Coats
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Stern Brothers
Objects of Art

AN EXCEPTIONALLY CHOICE SELECTION RICH AND ARTISTIC
EXAMPLES OF CARRARA MARBLES, BRONZES, DRESDEN AND
SEVRES VASES, MINIATURES lVORlEo JEWEL bO\E0'
DUTCH SILVER AND ELECTROLIERS
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE FOLLOWING
Carrara rlarble Statues and Busts
BY THE LEADING SCULPTORS OF ITALY.
Figures of NAPOLEON Beatrice" AZ ms high s2o5.OO
Cro1n VANITY and Modesvo y ms high, 45OOO
Figures and Groups, IS to "a ms high l55.OO
Busts Various Subjects "a ms. high, 6z.OO
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

Fi1et Lace Curtains & Bed Sets
At Unusually Low Prices, Monday and tuesday
Italian Filet Lace Curtains
Originally s6a to 1880 Pair, at $500 to $500
Italian FIet Lace Stores.
Originally $3.50 1880 Each. at $3.50 to S5OO
Tacet Arabe Lace Curtains.
Originally $3.50 to $3.50 Pair, at Sl6.SO x Z9SO
\ LIMITED NUMBER OF FIIET LACE CURTAINS
AND BED SETS IN VARIOUS SIZES, AT PRICES TO CLOSE
The Washington times., 1907-12-13

Waists have finished seams, tape belt at waist pleated
and tucked models, all fasten in front, ali have long
sleeves, and all have neat tab finished stocks
The Washington times., 1907-12-13

lors. While these last at O'NO
SI.oo TRAIN, the delight OF a
boys heart, has four sections. Of track,
one passenger car. engine and ten EGC
der. 400 O. these only 10 go at. , =
MECHANICAL Teddy Bear. walks
on his head or feet. A most edu- y &C
Gated and intelligent animal. only. Z >
CLIMBING MILLER, climbs a
pole. gets the bag OF meal and
then slides down again. and all y &C
this for -----..... a -
TRIcK HORSE, something en-
tirely new, has clown rider who puts
the horse through entertaining A &c
stunts" Our price only. = =
MERRY-Go-RoUNDs or Air
ships Little passengers sail around in
airships as happily as real ones
do at Coney Island One with a. c
ships. .
One with ships. $l-ss
SCENIC RAILWAZ-Little car
runs along upper track then shoots rap
tdly down upon a lower one and Up again
. inches long and inches high. q
new and most interesting toy. ST D
and only .-......... ...-.-............ - = ,
CHILD'S MISSION FURNITURE
Set. consists OF two chairs, well and
strongly made, 20 inches high. and sturdy
little table, IS inches nigh. Regular pr cs
Of, the set. SEQ. Special ST 40
........................... AeT
Larger and stronger sets at---..-.---.-S2.s 90
The Washington times., 1907-12-13

To announce such sale as this is to surpaSs all the
best efforts of our many years in business.
Two-thirdS Of the lot in Black Taffea in several
styles. Positively perfect in every detail.
The oasis., 1907-10-19

weeks prior Co his death had been
 confined to his bed. The remains
 had been taken east for interment in the family lot at Potomac,
 Maryland,
 Monday night passers along Grand avenue about midnight wit messed a very impressive open air ceremony by a Chinese lodge of Free Masons. Space in front of house on the west side of the arroyo was the scene of function, and it was lighted by numerous fires and lights. Three men were busy con- stantly replenishing the supply of fuel that fed the fires, all the rest were seated about and among the fires. The master of the lodge, a venerable looking celestial, admin istered the rites standing, except when engaged in prayer, during which his attitude was kneeling with his head bowed to the earth. While standing he chanted the ritual in loud tone, but the pray CTS were hardly audible at the dis tance the writer stood from the scene. It is stated that after the ceremony a very elaborate banquet was served.
The oasis., 1907-10-19

transferred his interests Co New
 Mexico. in which territory he has
 been equally conspicuous, serving
 on the sanitary board there.
 This evening there will arrive
 from Nacosari a herd of 240 mules,
 that will be put to work immediate ly on the railway grade of the new road to Cananea. They have been at work on the extension south from Nacosari, from which place they started the Eth inst, being driven. Yesterday there was sent out to the Santa Barbara ranche, where they were expected to stay last night 10000 pounds of feed for them.
 At the Sisters hospital yester- day morning MT. A. E. Meeker died very suddenly. Deceased had been ill many months, but had improved greatly of late, and had been about considerably. He was up and about when the end came, falling dead while moving about. MT. Meeker was long in the service for the Sonora railway, filling important and responsible positions. During the latter part of Mir. Naugle's administration of the road he was private secretary to that gentleman in his official 
 The death of Mir. Montgomery Clagett, Father of H. NJ. Clagett of this city, occurred on the morn ing of October 18th, at the home of his son, Dr. Dunbar Clagett, at Waynesville, Ohio. Mir. Clagett, who spent some months with his son in Nogales, and who left here several months ago hoping that ! change of climate and scene might improve his health, had been steadily failing and for several i
The oasis., 1907-10-19
The Territorial Fair.

To THE EDIToR:-The Arizona Teachers Association will meet in Phoenix during the dates of the territorial fair, November 11th to 18th, inclusive. Arranging the meeting of the association for these dates gives to the members an op- portunity of securing advantageous rates on the railroads, which have been put into effect for those who attend the fair, and which in no case will be greater than one-half fare, and, in many instances, even
The oasis., 1907-10-19

less. At the same time those vl. attend the meetings of the assoeia' caO ion may, if they go desire. viss the educational display at the iair which will be an exceptionally ai. tractive and instructive exhibit
 The management of the fair wi.h to call the attention of all persons who are interested in mines. and who intend to make a display of their ores, to the necessity of mak. Ing early shipments. All ores for this exhibit should be carefully boxed and marked, so they can be identified on arrival. All shin. ments should reach Phoenix not later than November 1st, so that they can be classified and installed So everyone intending to send ores IS urged to do so at once.
 Yours respectfully,
 GEO. E. TRUMAN,
 Secretary.
The oasis., 1907-10-19
N0CALES NOTES.

In the railroad yard at Nogale: is car laden with 40-h. D. trac. tion engine with gang of blows being the new steam blow ordered by Don Pedro Chisem for use on his great ranche in the Yaqui delta. It is named Ell Yaqui, and is from the Avery machine works at Peoria, Illinois.
 Yesterday Sheriff Saxon went to Tucson to bring back to. Nogales a young man named Joe Ford, who had been accused of passing forged checks purported to have been drawn by Grant Brothers. At the time of his arrest in Tucson, upon a telegraphic order he had just reached the place from Nogales.
 From Cananea comes a report that 5000 men have been laid off by the mining companies and that the loss of their earning capacity Is felt greatly in mercantile circles. Many of them are in debt to deal CTS, who will find it hard to realize, it is thought, which may make it very hard for the creditors to pull along and meet their own obllga- tions.
 Hon. Will c. Barnes of Albu- querque, New Mexico, whose visit at Nogales is noted elsewhere, has come on business in connection with the forest reserve service, with which he is connected now in the capacity of grazing inspector, his duties being to look to inn provement of range conditions in the forest reserves, and render that feature as useful as possible.
 Fair Commissioner Whiteside is in receipt of the prize and premi- um lists of the coming Territorial Fair to be held at Phoenix, No- vember 11th to 18th, inclusive. He has also received a number of the handsome souvenir postal cards that were so popular last year. Parties desiring either the premi- um lists or the cards will make direct or written application to the commissioner.
 Messrs. H. Vincent Wallace, H. Gordon Glore, and A. Summer hayes, three mining engineers with wide and extended experience, who are all we'll known in Sonora, have formed co-partnership, and have their office at the place where MT. Wallace recently established l himself, on Morley avenue, opposite the electric light works. The gentlemen are all first class, and 1 command a large clientele.
 Tuesday evening Mr. C.J. Flames, who Is managing the prop critics of the Boston & Mexican | Mining Company Tn the Sierra AzIl, came up from Magdalena, en route to Tucson to meet Mir. T. E. | Otis, the president of the company, who has come from Boston to visit | the scene of operations. The two gentlemen were at Nogales Thurs day night and they went to Mag dalena yesterday, thence they will go to the mines.
 Mir. Will c. Barnes, from Albu- querque, New Mexico, was at No- gales Wednesday evening. The gentleman was a prominent cattle raiser and dealer in northern Ari.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that on the third Saturday in May, 1907, an cleo ton will be held at the usual voting place in each ward of the city of Pine Bluff for the election of two school directors for the school district Of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, who shall serve for three years, and until their sue cessors are elected and qualified. Said election shall be held by the judges appointed to hold the last municipal election in the city Of Pine Bluff.
 S. M. TAYLOR, President Board of Directors School District of Pine Bluff.
 MO- HANF,
 Secretary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
BAD CONDITION
 OF MALTA

London, May 9.-The presence of the colonial premiers from all quarters O. the globe has set some Of them think ing that Great Britain has one colony that is in rather bad way. Nobody stops, generally, to think about 1t, even when the King and Queen have been spending some time there We have a very vague idea of Valetta, and also of the existence Of problems arising out Of the mixed nature Of the popula- tion Of the little island that is all. To Maltese, Malta must have a rather sad appearance An increasing popula- ton find it's cultivable area continually reduced for purposes of defence. Port Said is now the coaling station for all vessels coming home through the canal and only vessels from the Black Sea and Asia Minor need coal at Malta; and moreover. an unenlightened fiscal policy encourages corn-groWing on an island that should be devoted to other things.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
VAST ESTATES OF
 GREAT BRITAIN

London, May 9.-M Rannin Granston writing in the Craftsman. has some interesting comment on the housing problem, whica E daily becoming more f;ute in Eon- don but the lack of accommodation :, 1tecomin@ rrevalen' ct oElN in the city and town, but the vil- lage and country, and the home a movin on," Mr. Cranston finds that mos of the evils of overcrOwd- ing is due to the fact that much Of England's small area is en,ailed and cannot be sold, while that which may be brought in so valuable that few can afford to purchase even a tiny piece of it. The enormous estate of the very wealthy are laid out as private grounds or kept as game preserves. The duke Of Westminster owns so vast estates that he has been prohibited by law to buy any more in England, and the Duke of Bedford is buying SD much that he is likely before long to own the entire county of Middle sex, including considerable slice of London.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
DIVORCE PUBLICITY

Wilmington, Del. May e.-The legislature of Delaware has amend ed the laws on divorce so as to forbid star chamber proceedings in divorce cases, and to require that all argument that publicity vii, prove one of the most effective means of preventing collision be- tween the parties and will also act as deterrent against the per manent separation of married couples who onld shrink from the publicity of a trial and probably be led on second thought to compose their differences. The correst theory of law is that it should be openly administered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
IN THE SpRiNGTlME..

This following simple pre- B scriDtion, which anyone can x prepare at home, E said 10 re- * store the kidneys to perfect E health, forcing them to filter all poisons and acids from ths 4 blood. overcoming rheuma-i=m. even in its worst form.
 Any good druggist can sap- ply these indregienta. Fluid < Extract Dandelion one-half k ounce. Compound Kargo2 one * ounce. Compound Syrup sar- B sapariIIa= three ounces Shake : these well in a bottle, and take q teaspoonfHI dose after eaef meal and at bedtime
 Your physician will tell vou there is no better or safer B mixture known 10 cleanse the blood and build it I'D. which everyone should do at this time of year. Readers Of this paper * can make no mistake by fol- lowing tt.is simple though valuable advice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
REPUBLICANS TO
 JOIN HANDS

Nashville, Ten, May 9.-The start
 ing of new combination among Re
 publican leaders may lead MT. Evans
 and Mr. Brownlow to accommodate their quarrel and join hands to meet the common enemy The visit of Con gressman Hale to this city and bis long confab with Assistant United States District Attorney Lede Brock has led many to surmse that another combine is in the wind, and that these two prominent Republicans will seek to control the Republican party 'f Tennessee, to the exclusion of the two old-time fighters, Evans and Brown
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
G. A. R. ENCAMP-
 MENT AT TOPEKA

Topeka, Kan. May 9.-Ten thou sand veterans of the Kansas c A. R., their wives and daughters are here to join in the festivities of the G. A. R., which have been planned on a most extensive scale. The encampment convened here yes terday and will hold it's closing ses- sion tomorrow, during which time the veterans will be provided with plenty of entertainment, consisting of sham battles, camp fires, fam beau displays. parades and other patriotic demonstrations Tie an- nual election was held.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09

enforcement of law and order The humbIest citizen in this community has right to work. Shall strik- ing employees. their friends and svmpathizers paralyzs by force and violence oar street service? Shall mob violence rule af shall law be eafofeeas Shall individual liberty Ga preserved?
 When n. rafad railroads a-- tempted to resume tHe operation of it's cars today its emflezes Were B. sauIted by 8 fierce and violent mob: dangerous rioting ensned; many men were Injured. I appeal 10 yog 10 preserve the peace My com pany will spare no effort to resume lawfully and peacefully the opera ton of its cars, but it will not be driven to compromises with wrong and # will fearlessly defend it's rights The issue rests with you. :
 At the Carmen's union conference held last night the committee is sued the following statement:
 We would ask Mr. Calhoun one request, and that is 10 cooperate with Us in keeping the peace of this city. We are law-abiding eiti- zens and want no trouble. There  fore. We ask MT. Calhoun to stop turning his barns into fortresses and exhibiting armed men on the streets Nobody is going to attack the barns, and all his display of force serves to draw crowds which no power on earth can keep from becoming unruly.
 "Only yesterday afternoon MT. Calhoun, you started five of your cars through the public thorough fares of San Francisco manned by armed thugs and rufians who fired right and left at citizens on the street without cause Or provocation, and not only were they shooting from the cars, but they were sta toned on the roofs of the stockade shooting thorough the fence at in- offensive citizens on the streets.
 You speak of members of the Carmen's union as being lawless strikers, but now we ask the public who are the 1aWless the carmen of San Francisco or MT. Calhoun and his thugs?
 The union has advised and or dered it's members to preserve peace and order. But Mr. Calhoun sends out his armed thugs and blackless and orders them to shoot right and left regardless of whom they kill or maim. One inspector of the United railroads boasts of emptying his revolver through the fence, and as a result of these reckless and unlawful acts twelve persons have been shot down like dogs
 MT Calhoun is responsible for these acts. He has secured the Eastern cities for thugs, blackless and criminals He has brought them here and turned them loose on the unoffending public of San Fran cisco, and yesterdays unlawful and criminal shooting is the result.
 Tn the name of peace and com mon sense, Mr. Calhoun, withdraw your gun fighters and do not con- tinue to provoke riot in our streets.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
SCARLET FEVER

Please take notice: We have in stalled the best renovator and sterilizer known to us for cleaning the germs from carpets and mat tresses where diseases always breed. We will call and get your work and deliver same in the best shape. Our prices will be right. Call old phone, S96; new, 49 Yours to serve,
 TURNER BEDDING OR{.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
Militia Ready to Interfere.


 So far the police alone occupy the filed. but the militia are under orders to move at moments notice, while the federal army authorities are keep ing in close touch with the situation
 Another attempt will be made 10 run the cars, with still greater pre- cautions to insure success.
 It is hoped that the action Of the labor council taken at a general meet ing last night may serve to and the combined labor troubles which are now bearing so heavily upon the bus mess men and the peace of the city. A peace committee of eleven appoint ed from the different industries will meet a committe of the civic league this afternoon to outline some plan to meet the gravity of the present sit nation.
 In the meantime the council has issued an appeal to all members of the several unlons urging peace.
 The situation remains unchanged in the other industries in which a strike has been declared The telephone company is still handi capped by a lack of operators, but it is believed that the action of the linemen in voting against a strike will lead to a speedy settlement of the question at issue between the company and it's employes.
 The latest strike reported is that of the Sandstone Cutters union, which went into force yesterday. The men struck for sG per day an increase from B., the scale of wages now existing. There is no ques- tion of hours or conditions involved.
 United Railroads Statement.
 President Calhoun, of the Unit ed railroads last night issued the following:
 g "To the People of San Fran Cisco: The time has arrived for the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09
TROOPS READY
 FOR TROUBLE : Strike Of Carmen Becomes Serious, and Both Militia and the Federal Soldiers Await an Immediate Call WILL RUN THEIR CARS Strikers in Open Statement t>k That Armed Guards Be Taken om Police Will Take Charge of the Situation With Loaded Rifles.
WILL RUN THEIR CARS

Los Angeles, May 8.-Adit. Gen. Louck bas ordered Gen. WankoWski to take the Seventh regiment of Cali fornia National Guards north at once. The order, it is stated, came by tele- phone Gen. Wankowski and Gov. Gillette left the Alexandria hotel to- gether and cannot be located.
 San Francisco, May 8.-The streets this morning are practically free Cf crowds. Police, mounted and afoot, are stationed at Fillmore and Turk streets, the scene of much of yester- days rioting, and are preventing the congre gating of the people. No Vio- fence occurred during the night. Prep arations are under way at the Turk street car shed for the renewal of the attempt to run cars. A force Of forty policemen is guarding the approach es.
 San Francisco, May 8.-The city was peaceful early today, and the downtown streets showed no indica- tion of the bloody fray which for a time yesterday threatened to assume serious proportions. The crowds which during the day packed the streets in the vicinity of the Unite1 Railroad car barns gradually fade away as darkness set in, and later in the night only a few pickets of the earmen's union on watch and few scattered policemen on guard against any impending trouble, marked the locality as storm center.
 Both sides continue to hurl defiance at each other.
 If he (Calhoun keeps Up his pres ent methods, he will get his fill before the strike is over says Cornelius, the representative of the carmen.
 My company will spare no efforts to resume lawfully the operation of its cars, bat will feaglessly defend it's rights" says President Calhoun, 2f the railroad.
 The chief Of police theatens to arm his men with rifles and shoot down strike breakers on the company's cars while the railroad officials announce that their men will l>ect them selves if attacked with bricks and missiles.
 Out Of the twenty-six men who fell wounded in yesterdays fight, one death is already reported, that of James Walsh. who was shot through the head on Turk street, near EddE. Other deaths are expected, as six oth- CTS are in serious condition from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-09

Torturing eczema spreads it's burn ing area every day Doan's Ointmens quickly stops it's spreading, instantly relieves the itching, cures it perma- nently. At any drug store.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-02

Norfolk, Dee, l.-Starting on their long
journey 10 the Pacific the torpedo-boat
destroyer division Of the Pacific aeet left
the Norfolk Navy Yard this afternoon.
They proceeded 10 Hampton Roads. aboU;
fifteen miles. and anchored there for the
night They viii continue their Journey
tomorrow morning. going first 10 Trini-
cad The vessels composing the feet are
the Whipple TruNtun. Lawrence, Stewart
Hopkins. and Hull
The battle ship kentucky sailed this
morning for the New York Navy Yard
The battle ship Texas, cruiser Brooklyn
and monitor Niautonomah, composing
the show ship squadron Of the JamestovI
Exposition, will leave here tomorrow
The Texas will proceed To the Norfo}
Navy Yard, where it VIII be placed ont o
commission. The Brooklyn VIII proceed
t1 the League Island Navy Yard To b,
placed en- reserve. The Brooklyn viii TOW
the monitor 10 It's destination.