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New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
sEM,-MoNTHLY PAY LAW UP NOV 7s

AIbauv Nov john Williams. state LABOR
ornr7fssioner today turned over 70 Attorney Gen
era1 Jackson a summons and complaint served
,nop him BY sever railroads IN proceedings % -
strain him from enforcing the provisions - n
ss-r,1-r,orthiv pay law the ground that ne
ztar1lr= fz uncorstirurtonal Acton IS brought Tor
a permanent Injunction and VIII come before ire
supreme Court II this city November y and z
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
MEDAL or KING UNVEILED IN BOSTON.

Boston. Nov. s-The birthday OF King Edward
VII Of England was observed tonight by dinner
at the Revere House under the auspices Of the
British Naval and Military Veterans Association
The event of the evening the unveiling Of a
bass-reiief medal showing the King in the Uniform
of q field marshal The medal will be forwarded 10
the British sovereign. Governor Guild was one Of
the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
uEN wso eoegED Mr.. WHITE CAUGHT.

Paris Nov. s.-The police have arrested TWO men
o. ne charge oS having committed tne burglary
q n. residence OF Henry White, the American
Ambassador last Thursday night, when large
Quantity OF vz1ushles was stolen Both the men
rho are wanted on other warrants, admitted their
F-iI- They said that they sold part OF the JeWel-
- m, we're obliged 20 abandon the remainder for
4ss- -hsr an attempt 70 dispose OF it would lead
70 their detection
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
tosn Mavos,s SHOW.

London Nov s.-The Lord Mayors Show to-day,
CELEBRATING the installation Of Sir George Truscott
Eho saccseded Sir John Charles Bell was more
6iE1iHe5 and interesting spectacle than usual Ihe
-ici-sI feature was The historical pageant organ
lied BY Louis " Parker. an American Poets ana
nuSscians ron Chaucer TO Milton and many OF
ma r,ost notable figures Of those tines appeared IN
rhe parade cosruraed with historical accuracy
william, Csxtcn was represented with group OF
--4-.e-s r,q,sv ~ Al ancient printing press.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
LONG PAT ON PRESIDENTIAL DIGNITY.
Sudden Boom Of Roosevelt for Platt 3 Seal
Improper and Silly

Improper 6Hu OL4J-
With a long cigar held sassIy IN one corner
Of his mouth Senator P. Henry McCarren com
mented yesterday on the possibility OF President
Roosevelt becoming United States Senator.
L consider IL undignffed for former Presi-
dent TO hold ofice or 10 engage in active or1st-
ness or professional work" declared the Deroo-
cratic boss "Of course. II a. President has oCst-
ness interests he may look after them when ne
is through with the Presidency. and II he Is .
lawyer he may take care OF the Office work az
his firm
But il would be highly improper for ror1ses
President 70 go into court and argue a case 50
II would be wrong for him 20 90 into active 20
lftical life in the Senate The dignity OF his
position should prevent IL So I consider thar
the sudden boom for Mr. Roosevelrs election 20
the Senate Is improper and silly
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
ERANz EERpINANp's VIE IL.

Vienna Nov. s-Pr4ucess Sophie Hohenberg. wife
a Archduke Ferdinand, heir - the throne OF
--e dual monarchy. has given birth 70 sttn-born
SCI The princess is suffering from influenza
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

Hamilton Bermuda Nov. s.-Ldeutenant General
bermuda in succession TO Lieutenant General
Wodeho1se. arrived here to-day at noon on the
1oo1 he took the oath OF ofice as Governor and
Commander in chief OF the troops General kitch-
e1e~ was formerly IN command of the Lahore
district. India
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

fornance of The Flag Lieutenant" at Sandrtng
ham.
The Kings birthday was celebrated in Lon
don and at all the naval ports with the Gus
ton1ary salutes and illuninations kilograms
received from abroad report enthusiastic cele-
bratfons and dinners at the various British en-
bassies
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
COUNT OF TURNS HUNTING TRIP.
VIII Seek Big Game in Congo Region and
Afterward Visit Egypt.

Naples Nov. s.-The Count Of Turin left here for
Mornnasa, the capital OF British East Africa to-
night. He is on his way TO the Congo big
game shooting expedition, King Leopold having
exempted him from the tax levied for this privilege,
which is very heavy. From the Congo he will pro-
ceed TO the Cape of Good Hope and thence will 90
TO Egypt He intends to be absent about two years
and VIII make the journee without either doctors
or servants.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

Turin, Nov e-Reports are in circulation among
prominent persons court that II the Duke Of the
Abruzzi weds Miss EIkins tbs duke will live here in
the wing now being built 10 the royal palace.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

Toronto Nov 9.-The who shot himself al
+be wa ker House Friday night and died yes
+s-,7av raa been Identified Donald Howell, nine
go Z-ears old son of Edmund Howell a broker
~ Scranton, Penn
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10

z.-trniTeg Nov. e-The business section Of the
town of ReIl.her Sask-, new point on the Grand
-T-,--1, peci1c Railway vas destroyed by fire last
,51+ IN N-Ine business firms sustained losses ag-
g-ers+fnE s75O0a
New-York tribune., 1908-11-10
oAsTRo's REPLY REACHES HOLLAND.

Several Cabinet Meetings To Be Held Before
Decision on Course of Action.
The Hague Nov. s-The Fply Of President Cas-
to Of Venezuela to the second note OF the Neither
lands government has been received here Several
meetings Of the cabinet will be held before de-
cision Oh a course Of action is reached
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

cause a man doesn't like candy it does not necessarily follow that he is fond of the flowing bowl.
 The medical department of the army gave the matter careful investigation. So have the medical departments of the armies of other nations It was proved that the use of jam and chO- colate was the salvation of many a regiment. Queen Victoria herself evil dently recognized the properties of -chocolate as health food for she sent to the British army out of her own purse sufficient chocolate to provide a can'for each man in the host of 100000 men.
 But before that time the American troops had themselves learned the va lue of sweets 9n active service. In the Philippines the United States army consumes huge quantities of as- serted chocolate drops and chocolate in bars. The medical department has strongly recommended plenty of sugar and chocolate in the army ratiOns. It considers them especially good for the soldiers in hot climates.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

buzzards and two other big birds that seemed twice the size of a buzZard feasting on the carcass of the heifer. l was interested in the big birds, but the only information 1 received was a gesture back toward the highest peak of the range.
 Years later as my interest in birds grew I could get comparatively little information about this King of the buzzards." or California condor Cath artes californianus), for not many peo- pie had ever seen the bird, and very few had first hand information us to it's nesting habits.
 The report that it was rapidly fol- lowing the great auk and that the species would soon become extinct was not without some foundation, for the California condor has a range more restricted than any other bird of prey in the early part of the last century it was reported fairly common as far north as the Columbia river region but now it seems to have entirely dis appeared from that locality. Once it was reported in Utah and Dr. Elliott CoueS saw it in Arizona in 1885. With the exception of a record in Southern Oregon the habitat of the California condor now seems to be the region
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
HENEY'S IMMUNITY
 DIVIDES A FAMILY
Dismisses Case Against a Brother of One of the Chief Defendants to Make Him Witness.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 25.-Following the policy of bringing over to the pros .ecution individuals who were indict- ed wits John H. Hall and Edwin Mays and using them as witnesses against the t!"o men on trial in the conspir- acy case. Heney this morning dis missed the case against fOrmer State Senator Franklin Pierce Mays, and put him or the stand as a witness against Hall.
 Mays evidence was directed against his brother Edwin, on trial. The dis missal Of the case against Mays was the immunity Heney offered for Mays testimony. Furthermore Heney an nounced that he would not prosecute F. P Mays on any other charges un- der which he $ indicted, owing to Mays physical condition, but Heney explained that his promise, of course, would not be binding on his successor.
 The witnesses on the stand today were Steiwer for cross examination, Mays and '. w Rennick of Wiscon- sin. now school teacher, bV formerly a special agent. Meldrum, the former surveyor general, now serving a sen tence or McNeil's Island as a result of Heney's prosecution. will be brought to Portland next week to testify that he forged the name Of former State Senator George C. Brownell to certain field notes The fact that Brownell's signatures were forgeries was only re- gently discovered and charges against him will be dropped.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
CONSTRUCTION WORK
 ON GOVERNMENT DAMS
Fine Progress Being Made at Roose- welt and Granite Reef.

Engineer l.. q. Hill returned here yesterday from Roosevelt where he has been for the last ten days in personal inspection of the construction work going on at that point. He was ac coInpanied also by Mrs. Hill, their daughter Margaret and Mrs. B. A. Fowler of this city.
 The work is progressing very rapidly now both at Roosevelt and at Granite Reef and the conditions now are such that there is no possibility of serious interference by flood waters, no matter how high the river should get. Jupiter Pluvius having considerably held off his downpOur that this condition might be effected, he will now please let it rain a little as a special indication of his continued friendliness for the sheep men and farmers.
 The Roosevelt dam fs now practical ly all above datam the north end of it however. in accordance with the plan heretofore outlined, being left consid- erably lower than the rest of the structure thus forming a spillway or channel for the expected flood waters, that only part of the structure may be submerged in the event of flood, and permitting a continuance of the work on the rest of the dam The lower end or higher portion is now about thirty feet above datum while the lower end or spillway is four feet high on the lower side and nine feet on the upper face.
 At Granite Reef the curtain walls have been built clear across that DOT ton of the stream where bed rock was not encountered, and are now safely anchored on the bed rock of the south side. A coffer dam has diverted the flow to the west, over the huge cement apron that has been constructed below that portion of the finished founda- tiOn on which the dam proper has not yet been built. The work of construc- tion on the foundation between these latest curtain walls will proceed rap idly and it will be but short time un- til the entire foundation of the Granite Reef dam will be up to datum or wa ter level. Even now there is no fear of serious interference by any ordinary flood.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
WANTS STATEHOOD EXPRESSION.

To the Editor ot The Republican: Sir: The writer was favorable to joint statehood for two reasons. first because ] had got tired and sick of the system of territorial management and by having officeholders appoint ed and sent here from outside of the territory who have little or no inter- est here exceat to hold the offices.
 Secondly, because the president in formed Mr. Ainsworth that we must accept joint statehood with New Mex ico or else remain in a territOr- for the next twenty-five years. 1t seems now that he has informed his officials that he is willing to favor single statehood, but whether he is or not, we see that the way is open for us for statehood in the near future
 Let LIS then join hands in favor of a free and untrammeled delegation to the Chicago convention, not controlled and not under the control of the fed eral officials or to do the bidding of any man or set of men. To this end I am in favor of an organization in every county in tl,e territory so that the people can have the opportunity of expressing themselves in this direc- tion.
 AN OLD REPUBLICAN. Phoenix. Ariz.. Ian. 24th, 1908.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
RAILWAY CONNECTS
 ISLANDS OF SEA.

The foundations for the great ocean railway now linking Florida's main land with Key West and bringing Cuba 100 miles nearer the United States are the coral islands builded through the centuries by million upon millions of infinitesimal insects. The enterprise. which ranks among the greatest of railway engineering feats, is graphically described with illustra- tions in the February number of Pop ular Mechanics. It is claimed that when the line is completed a traveller will be able to make the trip from New York to Havana in less than 4S hours. Key West will become an important port of entIy and will also become the nearest railroad connection for the Panama canal, Hayti and San Domn- 90. Int line is 156 miles long, 104 miles of which is on land and the rest over swamps and water In all 50 keVS muS1 be crossed
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
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 In 5 Days
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 Most treatments for the blood and for skin eruptions are .miserably slow in their results, and besides, many of them are poisonous. Stuart's Calcium Waters contain no poison or drug of any kind; they are absolutely harm less, ind yet do work which cannot fail to surprise you. They are the most powerful blood purifier and skin clearer ever discovered. and they nev- CT derange the system.
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 Don't go around with a humiliating. disgusting mass of pimples and black
 
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Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
CANDY FOR FIGHTERS.
Admiral Evans Fleet Carries Many
 Thousand Pounds of it.

If an army of children could only capture the United States steamships Culgoai Think Of 15,0OO pounds of can- dies, and all in little round tin boxes of a pound and a half pound
 Who is going to eat 15,OOO pounds of assorted chocolates. There are some thousands of husky tars compos- ing Fighting Bob Evans fleet who can answer that. No finer sailors in the world. yet they love bonbons as well as any schoOlboy. says the Boston Herald
 When thousands of miles from their homes, in foreign waters, under a tropical sun, the men of the giant fleet will be able to lunch on candy. As Corporal H. F. Baker, of Company A. Twenty sixth Infantry. said when on service Tn the Philippines: All I have to do is to open the package place a piece in my mouth, close my eyes, and in less than a minute I am at home"
 The stay at-home public has no idea of the quantity of candy the army and navy consume. They eat tons of sweets every year. And the eating of it probably saves them from the evils of the consumption of thousands of gallons more of alcohol.
 For in the tropic candy is both med icine and a food. It is a medicine in that it creates a distaste for alcohol. or to be more accurate, it diminishes or eTadicates the thirst. Those who are in position to be considered authori- ties assert that the use of candy creates a dislike for that stimulant. Scientists have noted. too that men with strong taste for sweets are seldom addicted to alcoholism. In pa renthesis il might be said that be-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
CALIFORNIA CONDORS.
Great Buzzard Kings that Are Be-
 coming Extinct.

One night in the sos a heifer from the Murietta ranch in Southern Cali fornia was killed by a mountain lion that lived in the fastness back in the San Bernardino range. From our camp the next day We noticed several bug zards on a dead pine up the hillside. Ons. of the rancheros pointed out a lone speck floating in the summer sky
 King of the buZZards," he said An hour later the speck had increased in size. and he pointed to another specl1 just within the scope of vision. The next day the old Mexican took me up the arroyo and l counted seventeen
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

from Monterey County, Cal, south through the mountains of the coast range and the extension of, the San Bernardina range into Lower Califor- mia. There is no record of the bird in Mexico.
 It is not surprising that collectors have searched the mountains and that musuems are willing to pay big prices for the eggs, for after correspond ence of several years w. Lee Cham
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

bers has found that there are now only forty-one California condor eggs (twenty-six first-class and fifteen second -classl in the various musu- emsN and private collections of the world while there are about seventy eggs of the great auk, which is now extinct. There are only half a dozen of the birds in captivity. and that number is not likely to be increased to any extent at present.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
A NEW YEAR HOPE

One bad habit that might as well end with the new year is the learned discussion sCf defects ia naval con struction by land lubbers in the Mississippi Valley.-The St. Louis Post Dispatch
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
SANTA FEE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. ArrlVe. "The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs Junction, Wicken- burg, Prescott and branch points, Jerome, Ash Fork, Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west .2:OO am. 2:35 am. "The Daylight Express" for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Springs), Wickenburg, A. & c. branch points. Congress Junction, Prescott, Ash Fork, Denver. Kansas City, Chicago and all points east. .S:O0 am. 4:10 pm. No trains on A. & c. Ky. or Poland branch Sun days.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
NEW FOOTBALL RULES.

New York. Jan. 25-Important changes in the rule governing the for ward pass play which will prove Of advantage to weaker teams and other football legislation. was made by the intercollegiate football rules commit tee which concluded a session tonight.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. go degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, pr inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY, Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
nOuGIAS LOST

Salt Lake. Jan. 25.-Cheyenne. Wyo.. after a spirited contest with Douglas, Arizona, was awarded the next session of the Trans Mississippi Dry Farming Congress.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
GOOD ADVICE.

Applicant-What is the first thing to do before you get marriage li- cense3s
 License Clerk-Think it over, young man: think it over-FrOm Judy.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
USHER IN THE NEW YEAR

with the resolution to buy your meats and poultry where they are always choice. Everybody prefers nice, ten der flesh food if they can get it. You can have it all the time if you do your buying at this market. A single trial order for New Year will prove the quality of our meats. It will alsa prove that you can have the best without spending single extra cent Commence the New Year right by calling on us for your butcher {.
 p. T. HURLEY,
 17 West Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for the
 Arizona Republican. '

Forecast for today-Light rain fol- lowed by fair.
 data for 24 hours ending 5:30 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

AN OLD REPUBLICAN. Phoenix. Ariz.. Ian. 24th, 1908.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-26

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-28
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-28
AUTO CLUB TAKES HAND
Officers swear Out Complaint Before
Justice Bishop Against Bert Full
or for Reckless Driving.

Bert Fuller is today, besides being
a cripple defendant in AN action
brought by the Salt Lake Automobile
Tho famous racing chauffeur and no
torious speedster was severely hurt in
the accident which today caused his
arrest, and it is thought that the two
actions viii be sufficient to prev ent
him from again undertaking u speed
trail on city streets.
To the warrant, sworn out this
morning before Justice bishop, urson
Hewlett, president; l.. l.. PeerN vice
president; James II, Jennings, secrc-
tary. and c. L. PearsHll, director of
the Salt Lake Automobile club are the
complaining witnesses.
These officers of the club took the
action to break up the speeding habit.
Automobiles are entitled to the same
consideration as the family buggy
declared MIR Jennings this morning.
In the hands of sane drivers. they
are fully as useful 10 the family, and
we don't propose that few reckless
speedomsniacs shall iuiure the stand
ing of class who do not favor II,
and have worked hard against II.
From now on every case of speeding
OF which we hear is to he punished,
and punished as severely as an ener-
gettc prosecution can secure
Bert Fuller chauffeur came 10
grief last night while driving an auto
mobile so serious We're the conse-
quences of a smashup in which he
figured. that he Is today laid up with
badly Iacerated leg, and he declares
that he Is through with auto driving
for all time.
The accident occurred in lower
Main street While ruler was uflVihg
the Newhouse car at hlgh rate OF
speed-he says 80 miles an hour,
others declare the cllp was nearer ~
miles buggy IN Whicn were Auaul
Peterson. Miss Emily Nalsh ana
4-year- old enid was struck by the
automobile, ana while the morse was
Killed, the buggy demolisheu, ana tle
machine more or less damaged, fui-