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Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
RELIEVES IN FIVE MINUTES.
Help Comes Quickly When Hyomei Is
 Used For Catarrh.

The relief that comes from the Hyomci treatment for catarrh is most remarkable. Put few drops of liquid HNomei in the little pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit. and be- fore you have used the treatment for five minutes you will notice relief from your catarrhal troubles.
 l. gives 9 tonic healing effect 10 the air you breathe, kills all catarrhal germs. stops the poisonous secretions, and soothes the irritated mucous membrane.
 If you suffer from offensive breath, raising of mucous, frequent sneezing. husky voice. discharge from the nose, droppingS in the throat. loss of strength. spasmodic coughing and feeling of tightness across the upper part of the chest. general weakness and debility. or any other symptoms of catarrh. you should begin to use Hycmci at once. lt will destroy all disease germs in the nose, throat and lungs and make q quick and pcrma- nent cure of catarrh. So strong is the Larson Drug Co $ belief in the power of Hyomei to cure all catarrhal trou- bles that with every $l00 outfit they give guarantee to refund the money unless the remedy gives satisfaction
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
ECZEMA PATIENT LOST HOPE.
But Ordinary Oil of Wintergreen
 Quickly Cured This Woman.

After treating for Eczema with six different doctors. Mrs. J. A. Wheeler of Wellington. Ohio. was completely cured by pure vegetable oil of winte.- green This oil aloEe could not cure. but she used the oil as compourdcd with glycerine. etc. in D. D. D. Pro- scription.
 'I feel il my duty to say what d wonderful cure D. D. D. has heen Tor me-. writes Mrs. Wheeler. T was cured a year ago last fall, hut gid not dare write because I was not sure inc cure would be permanent ! had doc tored with six doctors anl th'v all said ii was seldom il cvc:'. ! ease Ike mine was cured. t,;dl, | used only four bottles O. D. D. D. aud am per mancntly cured 1T ever needed =. D. D. again. I wDuIl b. willing 10 pay $500 botJ'r."
 This remedy anl alSp D. D. D. Soap are sold ny IFS IiJ recommended be- cause we know th=ir n...'i.- We cer- tanly wou'I urt rec 1mmcnl them tp Our neighDors and Datr)ns if NC dld not positively knnW f the W"nd, rfIl results that T.. n n. brings m all kinds of eczematou% diseases. ENeY X Hulett, Ea=t Washington street. Call at our store Cor free pamphlet on the care and nutrition If the skin.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
IT WAS CUT DEAD.
The House Committees Report on the
 Qualifications Bill.

Washington March 16.-Thc forti- I fications bill, carrying S4,S2LS71 in stead of $2S 433.945 asked for by the navy department. was reported today by the house committee on appropri ations by Chairman Smith of the sub committee. The subcommittee felt, that aside from other conditions. to recommend an appropriation of sSS.- 100000 at this time would be an ac- tion which might very reasonably be construed by Japan as a declaration
 that the Trit,d States was preparing for var. The amount recommended
 was larger than any which had been annually appropriated since the Span
 h-Amcrican war.
 The cutting down of the depart mants estimates means among other things that the committee has recom- mended nothing for the continental United States. and has appropriated mainly for the Hawaiian and Philip pine Islands The committee turned down entirely the departments pro- posal for Qualifications in Manila har- bor by the construction of an artificial island. Nothing is carried for Subig bay. The only points in the continental
 United States appropriated for are De- ception Pass. in Puget Sound; Charles town. <. C.; Pensacola. Florida; Mo bile. Ala. and various points where eX- penditureS are required. Nor is there anything for the installation of range finding apparatus. For the Hawaiian islands practically everything is all lowed was recommended by Secretary Taft excepting the fertilization of Pearl harbOr. Provision is made for the fertilization of Carabai island in Manila bay.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
PLANS FOR PRISON
 RfCfWfD YESTERDAY
Six Sets Of Them Are Now Before the Territorial Board Of Control.

The territorial board of control now has enough plans and estimates on hand 10 build a half dozen territorial prisons and none of them would be d discredit to Arizona All vesterday af- ternoon was devoted to an inspection of plans presented by six different architects and the auditors office now looks like an engineering headquarters. IL was not to be expected that any de- cision would be arrived al hastily and nobody has the temerity vet to ask the members of the board what their i'm pressions are
 Naturally there are good features Tn all the plans and naturally there are also some wide differences. though in a general way they an conform as they had to. to the general outline as set forth in the document asking for the submission of plans. That form called for an administration building at one side of the grounds. high tower in the center of the prison buildings all radiating like the spOkes of a wheel from the central tower. But with this general plan uniform. there is yet op- portunity. for wide differences in con struction details. materials. minor fla cilities and inside plans. particularly of the administration building.
 The architects submitting plans are F. C. Brown Of Los Angeles. Frost and Frost of Fl Paso and Phoenix, Thorn ton Fitzhugh Of Los Angeles. L. C Knipe of Phoenix, r. Nc L. Brincker hoff of Bisbee, and P. II. Loss of Casa
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
BASEBALL CHALLENGE
 FROM PRtSC0TTHtS
The ReorganizinG Grays Want to Open
 Season With the FraternaI Brothers.

The Prescott Grays have issued a challenge to the Fraternal Brotherhood nine of this city for two games at Prescott. Saturday and Sunday. March T and ,22 with guarantee of expenses on the usual basis. The news of the challenge came to General Agent GOldsworthy of the Santa Fe last night. As there will be another eX- cursiOn. this time from Prescott to Phoenix. on April Sd, return series of games can be played in this city very soon.
 For the past few weeks there has been a movement on foot at Prescott to reorganize the Grays and with the announcement of the excursion from Phoenix on account of the presentation of PinafOre. the fans immediately got busy to start off the baseball season with a game with the old rivals. or the aggregation from the sand dunes as they were once dubbed. The Grays are just warming up and only in aver age condition, but the team is anxious to begin play. They do not figure that they will have very easy time with the Phoenix nine which has been work ing out for several weeks. but promise an interesting contest.
 L. M. Ormsby. the manager of the Fraternal Bros. has been negotiating Tor outside games for several days. II is believed that on account of the in- tense rivalry between Prescott and Phoenix the games between these two mines will do more to awaken the fans from their lethargy than most any- thing that could happen The Tucson High school which played at Prescott yesterday whipped the Prescott High school and it looks as if the south ems had the mountaineeTs on the run this year. Phoenix hopes to be able to give them a fresh start in the coming games Hull will be in Pres colt with the Pianafore company and Vermuelen will be taken along to add 10 the pitching staff There appears tO be no reason why the FraternaI Bros. with the new acquisitions from
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

Grande. The representative of each architect was permitted to appear per sonally and explain in a general way and point out the features he desired to. that he believed especially recom- mended his set of plans. \ description even in a general way would be too long and detailed to be interesting to the general reader. or even to make clear without the accompanying draw ings. wherefore none will be attempted at this time.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

aIlieri owner and driver; Rachella. W. N. Tiffany owner and driver; Punch the Breeze. Walter Norris owner and driver
 Third Race-Willie Amber, Frank Cavallieri owner and driver; Prince WiImar. W. N Tiffany owner and driver: Flee. J.. A. F. Starr owner and driver. Mormon Girl. L. J. Ligier own CT and driver; Grey Eagle. J. K. Wheat owner. Lester Selman driver.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

absolutely dStaton of matted great being matted thus destroying the and producing pedgested liquid which the effective tonic stmuant and nvgoao known sotened by warmth and paaby from injurious substances render that be retained by the sensitive stomach
 It typhoid malaria, trouble diseases o the throat and all weakened cond of the body prescribed recognized family medicine everywhere
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Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
BUY YOUR iIAPPrNEss.

You cant be happy if sJu don't feel like it. But.'if you ron't t"el like t. you can bur, SeXine PHl- and thus re- store your shattered nerves. S.NiEe Pills are guaranteed fp- HervJus men and women. $l - box. six boxes s. with full guarantee. Address ,r call on Elvey 6 Hulett, where they sell all the principal remedies and Go not subslitutc.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
TIE SCHOOL ELECTION.

Phoenix school election will be held the latter part of this month. The term of w. C. Dawes k about to expire but his friends are urging him to ac- cept the office for another term. It is said that there will be an election. That will depend upon the ability of the trustees to secure election off cers who will serve without pay for. according to the law of the territory. there is no remuneration for election officers
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
MATINEE RACES
 BY DRIVING CUB
At the Fair Grounds and the Adr1is- sion Will Be Free of Charge.

There will be matinee at the fair grounds this afternoon. given by the Gentlemen's Driving club and three good races have been arranged. As this is St. Patricks day. all those who appear at the gate wearing the green will be admitted free. but everyone is welcome whether Irish or not
 The following is list of the events.
 First Race-Silver Russel. J. C. Adams owner and driver: Del Net. A. II. Davidson owner and driver: Lady NaSto. W. N. Tiffany owner and driv- CT; Fl C. J.. A. r.. Starr owner and driver; Nimrod, A. Starkweather own c-. and driver.
 Second Race-Princess. Frank Cav
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

the Woodchoppers should not stand 2 fine show Of retrieving for the many defeats administered by Prescott last year.
 The weather is now very pleasant in the Mile High city and the spring season has opened propitious for good sport. The excursion promises to draw largely at the special rates Of S3.50 for the round trip with the time limit of the ticket good including Mon day.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
.lN GOD WE TRUST" AGAIN

Washington. March l6.-The whole of today's session of the house was de- voted to the consideration of bills. Under suspension of the rules. a num- Der were passed. including one pro- yiding for the restoration Of the mot to: Tn God We Trist" on American coins. and another for increasing the efficiency of the medical department of fI. .r,,r,-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

SPECIAL SPREAO-On account of this being St. Patricks day, as IS the usual custom with the Hotel Adams, a special menu will be given for din- ner and many local as well as tran sient people are expected to partake of the elaborate spread. The decOra- tionS will be appropriate to the day and the Irish will be conspicuous.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Cramps Cured.

For 20 years l have been troubled with cramps in my limbs, but I com menced using your Malt Whiskcy and have not since been bothered with cramps.
 CT have had recently q severe sick spell, with bowel trouble, and your Whis- key again helped me wonderfully. am v years old. JOHN II. WOOD, COnnerSville Ind
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
ToPsY-TuRvY socIAL-The Ep-

TOPSY- TURVY SOClAl-The Ep- worth League of the First M. E. church will give Saint Patrick's Top sy-Turvy social in the church parlors next Thursday evening at o'clock. Everyone is invited to come, wearing his bit O grane." which is the only admission fee to be charged.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
MILL Al HE PHOENIX
 MINE 10 BE SHARED
Messrs. Lockhart and Goerner Have
 Secured a Lease on the Property

The Phoenix Mine. located four miles north of Cave Creek. will re- sume operations in about two weeks, after being idle for the past seven years. A bond and lease has been taken on the property by Charles r.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
A Medicine Unequdled.

CT have used your Malt Whiskey as a medicine and there is none to equal it. have had the best results from it and can recommend it to anybody" -JNO. STEPHENS, Jeanette, Pa.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17

vicinity who desire to find out more about the most practical way in the world of gaining promotion.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
BUTTER-NUT BREAD

WHOLESOME DELICIOUS the best and
  alt hardsp
  Bread Scpaw whte a Phoenix Bakery feonery Established 1884,
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Builds Up at S2.

"For about two years l have been using your Malt Whiskey, and it has been of great benefit to me. I was all run down and facilitated and nothing seem to build me up. l read in the Boston Globe about DuFy'S Pure Malt Whiskey, and thought it would be just the right thing for me, and have found # so. l am S2 years of age. WAR REIN CUTLER, Woburn, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
4 Good Medicine.

CT have not used your Malt Whiskey a great deal, but what I have used I found very beneficial. It is a good article and very good medicine" -J. L. KIRK, Adrian, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
Does More than Claimed.

"I wish to tell you that I have used your Malt Whiskey as a medicine and stimulant and found it all right It helped me when l had rheumatism, and has almost cured my kidney trouble. J continue to take it with full confidence that will be much better in the long run. ''- URIAH RUCH, Burlington, Kan.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
NOW IS THE TIME TO VISIT Beautiful Hot Springs
Fifty Miles from Phoenix)

Fifty Miles from Phoenix)
 Attractive Hotel and Bunga- lows, Excellent Cuisine, Hot Mineral Waters, Two Bath Houses, Two Outdoor Swim ming Pools, Outdoor Sports and Indoor Amussments. .s Take the 8 o'clock train from Phoenix to Hot Springs Juno ton, thence by AUTOMO- BILE and Stage through the. foothills to the Springs, arriv- ing in time for lunch. EX- CURSION RATES. (Posi- lively no cases of Tuberculosis received. .s < <
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
A StimuIant for the Old

Writing for my father, would say that he is now approaching his eighty second year, but owing to loss of sight IS not able to go out much and get his accustomed exercise, which he has had for years. He has never been in the habit of using stimulants in any way, but finding that he required something of the kind, has tried several, and prefers DufFy's Malt Whiskey to any other. He takes a small dose every day, with an equal quantity of water, as the strength is suf- ficient, and considers that he has been much benefited by its use. As for my self, l never use stimulantS of any kind, but heartily approve of your manufacture, as it has been so beneficial to my father" -GEO. E. GOODWIN (for Geo. I. Goodwin Newton. Mass.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-17
SUBMARINE SCANDAL
 VANISHING INTO AIR

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MARCH WEATHER

f Mrchw rmake den muate the ndfotnne tdiasegr
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permanent capital for speculative enter
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17
OWLS COME
HERE NEXT

The chamber of commerce was
notified this morning that the SUI
preme convention of the Order of
Owls will be held next year in Spo-
kane. The convention is now in
session at Knoxville, Tenn, and
tho next session was secured for
Spokane by l.. N. Dornberg and A.
c.. Mexican. delegates from the To-
cai,lodge. They were also elected
to the board of trustees. ]. w.
Talbot, who founded the order, was
reelected supreme president.
The supreme convention will be
in. session a whole week, probably
the third week in June. 1t will
bring 1000 delegates and several
thoasand more visitors. The Spo-
kane rest was the first organized
in Northwest end headquarters for
this section will be established
here. The local branch has $500
members and IS headed by H. D.
Merritt.
The chamber of commerce has
guaranteed that the convention
will be properly taken care Of
which means that it will be en-
tirely worth recording in the an
nails of the order.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17
WATER
TOMORROW

BY midnight tomorrow Spokane
will be getting it's drinking water
from the underground system
which today is being connected up
with the pumps at the up-river sta
ton. On this account today the
dust has things it own way, as the
sprinklers are not working except
on the paved streets.
Water Commissioner Wetzel ASKS
the people to refrain from lawn
sprinkling as much as possible
temporarily. All the water pos
sible Is to be saved. Already there
is a slight shortage in the vicinity
of Mantle park and other high dis
tricts. This shortage is expected
to discommode some few people
before the connections are made
but it can't be helped. 1t is a case
of grin and bear 1t for the sake OF
the greater benefit 1t will help to
bring.
Only a few months ago the town
of Occur d'Alene built sewer
system connecting with the river
Since then extra effort has been
made to finish the new system be
fore real hot weather and conse
Quent sickness came.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17
Special Correspondence to The Press

special Correspondence to The Press
LONDON, June 17.-English
astronomers have turned their at
tention from Mars 10 Jupiter, and
report much interesting data.
1t is curious how little the aver
age person knows about Jupiter. He
has heard lot-too much perhaps
about Mars; but that world, 1900
times the size of ours, whirling in
the terrible outer distance of space
with its five moons, its 14t months
yearly, known as Jupiter, Is almost
mystery.
In the first place, Jupiter is in
habited So are some of his moons,
in the midst of which the great
planet spins around at such tremen-
dous speed that ii causes, around
the equator, furious wind that
blows perpetually at a rate of $50
miles an hour.
1t is figured that the inhabitants
Of Jupiter must be about 90 feet in
height. Being large. the Jovian
moves slowly. Having once seated
himself, he would spend good II
hours at his breakfast, and per-
haps IS at his dinner. and would
probably throw up his job If his
employer allowed him less than six
hours for lunch.
The 250-milean-hour tornado
does not exist at the polar and
semi-polar regions of Jupiter There
are doubtless eddies and occasional
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17
VICE PRESIDENT
WHITE HOUSE SEAL PLACED
ON IOWA MAN, AND STATE
FACTIONS ARE LINED UP IN
HIS SUPPORT.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE vice
presidential boom Of Gov. Cum
Minis. Iowa, was formally launched
today under an agreement with
the factions of the party in Iowa
and with the official White House
stamp of approval. Dolliver is said
to have been eliminated at a meet
ing of the Iowa delegation at which
delegates pledged themselves for
Cummins.
One Iowa delegate announced
that he had received positive as
surance that Roosevelt is willing
for Cummins to be nominated"
This, following an assertion that
Roosevelt and Taft had notified
their managers at Chicago that
either Dolliver or Cummins would
find favor at the White House, is
taken by many to mean that the
administration has settled on Cum
minis.
John G. Montgomery, manager
for John Hays Hammond, said:
Hammond will certainly be
placed in nomination. He will be
voted for solidly by several west
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17
ALL ABOUT THE QUEER
INHABITANTS OF JUPITER

windstorms, however, such as there
are on earth. In these localities
1t is possible for smaller creatures
to exist. and here, too, vegetation
would flourish. The food supply
must come from these areas, where
1t is cultivated and shipped to the
equatorial regions by the diminu-
tive races. The polar oceans are
not frozen. because OF the great in
ternal heat of Jupiter. Ships prob
ably like our own ply in the polar
waters, but 1t would be impossible
for ships to sail near the equator
because of the 250-mile tornado.
If there are any ships at all near
the equator, they are probably SUBJ
marines, which dive into the calm
depths beneath the surface.
II is possible. because of the
noise in the wind-swept equator,
the Jovian is deaf. He has good
ears, it is believed. together with
device either artificial or natural,
for stopping his ears except when
he wishes to listen.
The Jovian most likely has a
leather skin to protect him from
the scratches of flying things. also
a device for sitting the air he
Breaches, as Jovian atmosphere Ia
full Of dust.
In spite of hardships not en-
eountered on earth, the Jovian un-
doubtedly lives to the good ripe
age Of 500 or 1000 years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17
MORE AUTOMATIC
Water PESTS

The Press protest against the
sidewalk shower bath is awakening
general appreciation. Additional
complaints were made today from
East Nora and this might include
West Nora also. On East Nora
there are a half dozen or so prop.
erty owners who appropriate the
sidewalk twice a day regularly
and the rest of the people can walk
in the street if they want to pass
that way.
One of the champion offenders in
this respect is also reported from
Monroe and Effle.
The Press has been assured that
the matter will be attended to as
quickly as the board of works can
get around to it. 1t Is likely that
the walk fiooders will awaken to
something distressing in the way
of reminder when the inspectors
get on their trail.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-06-17

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE labor
council of the American Federation
of Labor was presented to the sub
committee of the committee on res
olutions of the convention today.
Labor asks that it be placed in the
platform. 1t was submitted by
Gompers in the following form:
1.-THE republican party is in &C
cord with Lincoln when he declared
that labor is prior to and independ-
ent of capital. Labor is the super
Tor of capital and deserves more
consideration.
THE republican party has been
a staunch defender of property and
property rights, yet 1t holds that
personal rights and human liberty
must of necessity be entitled to
first consideration.
Recognizing new conditions
arising from the marvellous indus
trial development of our people and
nation we realize the fact that
commerce and industry require
new law, and new conceptions of
law must be enacted for modern in
dustry and commerce to advance
freedom in line herewith.
I'VE therefore pledge the repub-
lican party to the enactment Of
laws by congress guaranteeing to
wagearners, agriculturists and hor-
ticulturists OF our country the right
of organized effort to the end that
such associations and their men,
bers shall not be regarded as IL
legal combinations In restraint of
trade.
I'VE pledge ourselves to the en-
actment Of law to prohibit the is
suance Of injunctions in cases aris-
ing out Of labor disputes when
there exists a remedy by ordinary
process Of law: and which shall
provide that in procedure for pun
ishment for contempt Of court the
party cited for contempt shall,
when such contempt Is not COM
mitted in the actual presence of the
court, be entitled to jury trial.
1--WE pledge the republican party
to the enactment Of an amendment
extending the existing eight hour
law to all government employees, all
workers whether employed by con-
tract or by sub-contractors. doing
work for or in behalf of the gov
eminent.
1--WE pledge the republican party
to the enactment of law by con-
gress as far as federal jurisdiction
can extend, for federal employees
liability act for injury to body or