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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-07

All Los Angeles clubs go on tenn
perance basis as a result Of the cam
paign made by city prosecutor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-07

Harry Darlington Jr. OF Pittsburg
married Miss Lefreda Weir, daughter
of Levi Weir of New York, in Lon
don.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-07
A Rare Opportunity

The Government recently paid 400
per square foot for strip Of land on
the corner of Judd and Nuuanu SITS. !;
and less than 80 feet from it. facing
JUL St. and opposite Mr.. Give Da-
vies' residence ! am authorized to Of
fer for Sale lot 80 x AZ on Judd st..
at zoe per Square Foot, together with
a small 6-room Cottage OIL same, all
for only
| $500
|P. f.. r. Strauch
WAITY BLDG. "a s. KING ST.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17

at some length produced the records showing this to be entirely erroneous and a great injustice to Arizona, all of which ground it is too tiresOme to go over again so soon. The Ma tional Tribune is a great paper in its field. which is that of an organ for the old soldiers of the country, but it makes a lot of mistakes of this kind that it could avoid if it would refer to the books before printing such miscellaneous statements Of alleged scientific information without inves- tigation The climate of Arizona has got the climate of Washington. D. C.. skinned a city block, both for pleas ing temperatures and for equability. The topography of Arizona includes almost every altitude between sea level and perpetual snow and there are some sections where it is quite variable The difference between the lowest temperature in one of these places and the highest in another, on a given date. might prove quite re markabIe, but for the most part whatever the altitude. the variable ness in one place is less than in most states.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
tVENTS FOR FlREMtN
 DURING THE FAIR
A Realistic Exhibition of the Fire Department in Action From Start to Finish.

Secretary Kirk yesterday announc- -.ed that the fair commission is work ing out plans for a fTemans tour nament during the territorial fair. The Firemen's association will hold meeting here during that week |. and there have been made a num- ber of appeals to the commission for special events in which the fire - men may participate for a grand trophy or cup.
 It is assured that teams from Prescott, Tucson, Douglas. Bisbee Phoenix and other territorial cities will enter. In the southern part of the territory these sports arouse much enthusiasm. The local fire men have asked that $500 be set aside for a tourney during the fair. 2 The events will consist of hose races, both wet and dry.
 One especially thrilling feature will he a realistic exhibition of the scene in firehouse when a call is sent in and the subsequent run and eX- tinEuishing of the fire. For this pose a skeleton fire house will be erected. where the engine, the hose car and horses will be placed, and above the hunks of the sleeping men.
 When the alarm sounds the fire laddies can be seen jumping into fire fighting garments, slide down the pole. the horses take their places, - the lightning harness act, the gcta- way and the run for the scene of conflagration. Nearby will be a small building which will be set on .s IL ical engine.
 The commission has ordered two large search lights and these will be used to illuminate the fire depart ment in action. This feature will probably be on the program for Wednesday night
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
A WAR SPARED
 FOR PURE CIGARS
Sale of Bogus "Key West" Brands Enjoined as First Step in General Campaign.

Philadelphia. Sept. 16.-With the entering of a sweeping injunction in the United States circuit court, re- straining the use of the name Key West" in connection with cigars not made in that city. has begun a gen eral campaign against the practice of misbranding cigars. The injunc- tion was obtained by the Key West Cigar Manufacturers association, which is determined to stop the prac- tice of calling cigars Key Vest unless they are in fact made ill Key West, Fla.
 The injunction just issued is very broad in its terms and restraints the defendant from in any way man ner or form, directly or indirectly, whether by means of labels, bands, marking on boxes, word of mouth, or otherwise. making use of the words, %Key West and any and all colorable limitations thereof. in con- nectfon with the sale or offering for sale. of cigars which are not in truth and in fact made in Key West, Fla; and from passing off or at tempting to pass off cigars not in truln ana III ldCl Ildut III htN " Ss'e' Fla. as and for Key West cigars.
 MT. s. R. Perry. of the law firm of Steuart & Steuart. 50 Wall street New York. counsel for the Key West manufacturers in the Philadelphia suit. Said today: "The defendants in this case are only one of many man. ufacturers and dealers who nave a practice of misbranding cigars and of substituting weeds of all kinds for the Key West-made product Owing to climatic. atmospheric and other favoring conditions, Key West. Fla. has exceptional advantages for the manufacture of cigars. and the output of the genuine Key West pro- duct is now about 100.000,000 cigars a year. Many times that number of cigars are, however, sold as Key Vest and it is this fraud that our clients intend to stop. Smokers can partly protect themselves by Observ- ing on the bottom of the box the name of the state in which their cigars are made. If not made in a Florida factory cigar evidently can not be a Key West !"
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
ARIZONA EXHIBIT Al
 ALBUQUERQUE SHOW
This Valley Will Have Equal Space With Los Angeles and Stand Next to the To? Line.

The baggage car promised for the transportation of the Salt river valley exhibit to Albuquerque did not arrive as expected on either Monday or Tues day but was expected in last night. If it arrived the loading ot the exhibit will be undertaken today It is desired by BIr. Cowgirl to get to Albuquerque at the earliest possible moment for he believes there will be an advantage in getting the exhibit ready in ample time before the opening in this connection the following from the Albuquerque Journal is very interesting, showing the floor space assigned to particular exhibits. It will be noticed that only one exhibit, that from the Arkansas valley. will have more space than this valley. a difference of fifty square feet
 Exhibits are coming in so fast for the Santa Fe Railways Mission Lodge at the international exposition. Sep tember 29- October 10. that 1t promises to be a considerable exposition in it. self. So great is the demand for space that Robert F.. Wilson of Chicago. trav- cling agent of the company's indus trial bureau who designed and adorned the building. has found it to be neces- sary to erect an annex. which will have a floor space of 345O feet. It will be of the. mission style of architecture. the same as the original lodge
 So far. in the annex. space for eN- hibits has been assigned as follows:
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
Of Local Interest
TO TEST wATER-The board Of

TO TEST WATER-The board of control has a sample of the water from the well at the new prison, and will send it to the University of Arizona for analysis.
 SELLING WATER-The sale of water both by the government and by the Appropriators' Canal company has been brisk. during the past few days It is also a pleasing fact that the stockholders of the Water Users association are calling in promptly to pay the first half of their 1908 as sessment.
 STILL IN THE RING-Last night about 9:I5 the police station received a call from the Redlight section, say ing that white man had been at tackled by some young fellows and laid out He might eb dying. Mar shal Moore and Officer Sullivan thinking they had a murder case to pursue, mounted their SHheels and run their heads off trying to reach the scene They found the victim prone on the pavement and bleeding at the mouth, but when rolled over he came to life and demanded to know who had hit him that jolt ! in the jaw. Being far from dead he wanted to fight the officers and everybody. According to the story some young rounders had asked him for money and on his refusal they had set on him and knocked him out They ran away and the officers could not land them. The victim of fc. of for in trouble and when intoxicated is spelling for a fight. He was locked up and his case will be heard today.
 SCARCITY OF COTTAGES-The realty dealers report a great scarcity of cottages for rent in Phoenix. C. J. McElroy of Green & Griffin said yesterday that they were having diff ficulty in finding enough six and eight room houses to fill the de- mand of the local residents who were coming back for the winter. How they were to supply the tourists he could not figure out, unless some enterprising citizen builds large number. He thought that fifty of these modern small cottages could be rented within the next sixty days, and that one hundred would soon be filled up when the tourists begin to arrive. Nearly all of the con tracting firms are very busy and employing all the men they can get. as a number of cottages are being erected in the different parts of the city.
 THAT TEMPERATURE LIE-Let something erroneous get started about Arizona and it will circulate fast enough. It is to the eastern news paper what scandal is to the old lady who loves to do the gossiping for the community. A few days ago mention was made by The Repubh- can of a piece of transformation giv- en publicity in a Sandusky, Ohio, pa per. It is now found in the National Tribune of August E and it may be the Ohio paper secured it from that source. Ie~announces that the great est known daily range of temperature is found in Arizona where a change of so degrees frequently occurs in twenty four hours. The Republican
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
THE DUNHAM SUSPECT.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings in His Be-
 half at Sherman, Texas.

Sherman, Tex. Sept. 16.-Deputy United States Marshal McAfee today received by telegraph bench warrant from the superior court of Santa Clara county Cal, demanding that James C. Dunham be immediately brought be- fore that court.
 Durham is charged with the murder of six persons in that county twelve years ago. A man answering his de scription is held here on the charge His attorneys have filed hebeas corpus proceedings.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
HE BURG COCHIN
 @ IS A FINE CASTLE
And Cochcm Town on the River
 Mosel Is Most Picturesque Place.

Karl Cochem has been heard from again by his Phoenix friends after a long silence Several post cards were received in Phoenix yesterday carrying a whole lot of information about him. considering they were post cards and not letters. His mes sages announced that he was enjoy
 ing good health and was making fine
 progress in his music studies, his ad-
 dress being Milan, Italy. He says
 he has worked very hard since going there but has had great success, and though he did not write it. it is un- derstood that he is making occasional
 concert tours.
 An interesting feature of the post | cards is that they are seemingly de signed especially for his use. One
 card sent shows a picture of the town of Cochem on the river Mosel
 tributary of the Rhine. It is a beautiful place of from 4.OOO to 5,O0C people, according to Karl. and he is certainly correct if the picture is tc he relied upon. In the background on the mountain side is the picture | of a fine old castle on the top oi Ia precipitous mountain by the foot of which tfIe Mosel winds. Another
 card shows a near view of the castle
 which is. called Burg Cochem and it | is a nice looking place.
 Mir. Cochem writes that he recently
 visited the castle which at one time belonged to his ancestors and lt makes him sore to think he was born
 so late Ifth had got on the ground "a few generations earlier he would
 have had >>s/h to live in that any musician might be proud of.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
DR PRICES WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
 FOOD

is prepared under the personal
 supervision of Dr. V. C. Price,
 whose name as a manufacturer of pure food products is nation al. No breakfast food can com pare with it, as it contains all
 the elements found in the body.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
WHEN YOUR FEET DRAG.

When your feet feel heavy as lead box or two of SeXine Pills will dispel that tired feeling SeXine Pills are guaranteed to overcome all forms of nerve weakness that can be cured Price S1 a box; six boxes S. with money back guarantee. Ad- dress or call on Elvey & Hulett, where they sell all the principal rem edics and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17

LEFT FOR cHooL-Linville Lutgerding left last night for West Virginia to resume his studies iIl col lege. F&
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
JAPANESE DEPRESSION.
Times Are Bad on the Island and Be
 coming Worse.

Victoria. B. C.. Sept. i5.-AsJ< SC lsa who arrived by the Aki Maru said ft- nanciaI conditions in Japan were bad and becoming worse instead of better. owing to the refusal of the Japanese to fill their contracts.
 Many Japanese firms, owing to the depression. are refusing to make de livery of goods. The pOstpOnement of the exposition is also having bad effect OF the markets
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
ACTED UNDER ORDERS.
Gamekeeper confesses to the Killing
 ot Trespasser.

Oakland. Cal, Sept. 16--John Ray. who is in jail charged with responsi- bility for Carl Miller's death near Mowry station on the reserves of the Albrea Gun club, partially confessed this morning.
 It is stated that Ray implicated oth- CTS by telling that he had orders to shoot all trcsDassers.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
45O Sduare Feet

This is a total of 2150 square feet of the Annex assigned before the build ing Is completed.
 The total floor space of lodge and annex is about five thousand square feet. The full capacity of the lodge already has been assigned.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
A LOADED TELEPHONE.
For the Removal oe the euatemalan
 President.

; San Francisco, Sept. 16.-Reports brought here by the officers of the steamer City of Paris, arriving yester- day are that the attempt made recent ly on the life of President Cabrera or G uatemala was with an internal ma chine
 It was attached to 9 telephone so that when Cabrera answered the call he was flung against the wall by deafening explosion and was almost stunned. He escaped with few bruis- es
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
ENTREES CLOSED FOR -
 ANNUAL COLT RACES
Youngsters Who Will Help Entertain the People at the Fourth Annual Fair

The entries for the colt races at the fair Nov. 9-14 are now complete and the list is published below. There will be four races, a trot and a pace for each the four year olds and the two- year-olds. fp
 The object of these races is to en- courage the breeding and educating of fine stock here in Arizona. The colt races have been made feature of every fair thus far and the effect of them is already quite noticeable. This is a longer entry list every season and of the many young animals thus brought cut. some of them are certain to become very speedy in their later years.
 These races not only give the indi- vidual colt nice start in life and a chance to sec what is in him but they advertise the local sires in a most de- serving way and most effectively. The purses for these races are $4O0 each with the added money of all the entry fees. The sires represented by the fQI- lowing list, are most of them well known locally and are as follows: Oh So. Senator L.. Sonny J., Major Willis, Leland, Boydello, Arizona Mckinney. Russell Me, Burt Dodge. Sirius Mark Iddie C.. and Tobasco. Following are the entries for the races:
 Three-YearO Trot.
 l. Delfino. black m. .'.........A. Lopez ?. Teddy Bear, b. g. ...'.C. w. Harms 3. Flee J., h. h.. ..........C. F. Scates {. Royal Vasto b. g., W. H. Tiffany D. Hallie oh So. chm. m.. .Jno. $. Ludt G. Lady Bonita, b. m. Phil H. Ensign :. TOnto. br. g-.........C. C. Hurley s. Lady Boydello, b. m......V. Holding
 wo-Year-OId Trot.
 1. SaphO, s. e.,......J. c. Adams ?. Sunlight, b. C., ....C. w. Stephens 3. Helen J, b. f.. Mrs. H. A. Steph 4. Dolo B, h. f.,.......... w. Bartel ,. Maxwelton. b. C., NJ. H. Halliday 6. Russle Kid, blk. B.. c. G. Rogers :. .AriZ. Babe, b. f.,......G. McClarty s. Senate B., g. f.,......P. H. Hayes 9. Joe Galloway, blk. g.,W. T. Barkley 10. Sabboth L.. brif f.. e. A. Larson II. Blythe. b. f.,.....F. Cavilliere F. Creme de Menthe. br. g,
 13. The Doctor, b. g-......J. K. Wheat IA. b. f.,........W. C. Dawes
 Three Year Old Pace.
 ]. Flee J., bh. h.,..... V. F. SeateS ?. RoXey Leland. b. m., s. Y. Barllley 3. oakley. chg. g........J. c. Adams f. Onward Prince, b. g., Geo. Crosby 3. Lottie Chambers, b. m..W.T Barkley 6. Moonshine, b. m-.....- Tom Steele 7 sirius Mark, Jr., oh. g..............
 ............ ....R. O. Fedderson
 Two-Year-Old Pace.
 1. Jesse oh So. b. f,......J. c. Adams 9. Friday. blk. g.,......C. F.. Conner 3. Robert D., ch. g.,....... Root Doll 1. Leander, b. g,.......J. C, Wiggins 3. Saturn, ch. f.,....C. w. Stevens 6. Weeds. b. g.,...R. O. Fedderson :. Mesa Boy. b. G.. .....D. P. Barkley S. Bessie Miller, b. f.....W. J. Vensel
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17

FRANK J. O'BRIEN. Broker
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17

New Towels People who are going to need new Towels will be interested in this new line that has just arrived. All sizes and qualities in hucloN and damask linen, plain, hem stitched or fringed; in fact no matter what kind of Towels you're in need of, they can be found right here at the linen section. Liberal discounts if you can use a quantity.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-17
Three -Year.Old Pace.

Flee J., bh. h.,.......-C. F. Seates RoXey Leland. b. m., ..S. Y. Barkley oakley. chg. g.........J. c. Adams Onward Prince, b. g.. Geo. Crosby Lottic Chambers, b. m..W.T Barkley Moonshine, b. m-..... Tom Steele sirius Mark, Jr., ch. g..............
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13
TO GRAPPLE WITH
WHOLE PROBLEM
Of The ROADS
IMPORTANT MEETING
OF THE ASSOCIATION
Session tuesday Night VIII.
Formulate Broad Plan Of.
Road and Street improve
mcnt for City and County

The entire problem of good roads
for Albuquerque and BcrnalHlo eoun-
Is VIII be taken up IN camprehensiY"
why al meeting Of the Good kondH
association announced for next Tues
daye evening At = o'clock m the Com
ncrcial club building. The association
wit meet fer the purpose Of tormuldt
ing broad and comprehensive plan
FOR tho bcuermcnt Df tho highwayr ~
a whole. 70 be submitted "a nc CITY
and county authorities
Tho improvements IN the university
hin road VIII also come IN for pcciAl
attention Hs well as those on West
Central avenue and the Old Town ROAD
10 tho court house This Is to be per
haps Tie most important meeting ever
helm 10 the association and President
". n GillenWnter ana Secretary A.
-. stroup urgently request al citl'
ycna Of Albuquerque and the county
who are interested III rood roads to
attend this meeting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13
MIGUEL SEDILLO IS
CAPTURED


Miguel scdllo who stabbed Juan
AfchihoQuc with "a long knife "A year
ago or more, was arrested yesterday
hy sheriff perfpctu Armiiu az ScdlluE
home two miles north OF old Albu-
qurTuuo Stdilo who escaped and
Went to Kansas city after the crime.
evidently thought In view OF the fact
that Arohibeduc recovered that he
would not be- molvsted aud SO returned
quietly to his home only 90 be prompt.
lN called ON by the sheriff and invited
to change his residence TO the county
Jan which he did in a spirit OF Chris
tlau resignation. The stabbing oo-
uurrrd near the summer Garden In
old Albuquerque ArChibequc's Ahdo~
men being frightmlN slashcd $50 that
NIa recovery appeared hopeless.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13
FIGHT TO SAVE THAW
FROM MATTEAWAN

lBy Morning journal Special Lsnsed wlrel

IBy Morning Journal Special Lsnsed Wire
Now York June l.. -- Harry Is.
Thaw will remain in the Poughkecp-
sle jail pending an application of his
counsel to Justice Bowling Of the su-
premu court for change Of the order
committing him to the state hospital
for the insane at MattcaWan. This de
cision was rendered by Justice Nor
schauscr of Poughkcepsie after hear
ing arguments Of counsel in this city
today on motion to transfer the pris-
uncr to any state asylum other IMAM
an ASYLUM for insane ConViCts. Justice
MorsUhauser expressed the opinion
that ii might be better for ThaW to be
incarcorated in some other asylum
than the one at MattcWan as 10 was
evident that strained relations existed
between the head OF the MatteaWan
institution and ThaW.
Colonel Franklin Bartlett and James
Graham of Newburgh, appeared for
Thaw Colonel Bartlett contended that
ThaW could be legally transferred to
any other state hospital for the in
sane and I'm the argument for the
transfer COUNSEL stated that ThaW
would personally rather be in the
Tombs or Poughkeepsie prison than
i'm MattoaWan District Attorney Je-
rome said that he personally had no
objection To the transfer of ThaW to
some other hospital IT he were con
WINGED that Il was for ThaW's good anH
there was no danger Of his escape,
Justice Norschauscr stated that nc
could not go back on Justice bowling 8
order sending Thaw to Matteawan,
hut i'm view Of the statements that
ThaW might not recover there he
cause OF the feeling he has against the
head uf the Institution he would stay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13
SHOWER Or GOLD COINS.
At Golden Wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. Nc
Kune, Colorado Springs,
Colo, Celebrating Fifty
Years of Happy We'd
ded Life.

After fifty years Of married life Mr..
and Mrs G.. g. McKune, OF ) West
Costilla street, celebrated their golden
wedding. They were married in Da-
mascus, n. Y. There was one person
present at the wedding ceremony who
is still alivc-Mr. J. X. Dillon, OF al
East Pixies Peak avenue, nephew OF
Mrs. McKune.
The celebration took place at their
home, which was beautifully decorated
in gold and white
The happy couple were the recipients
OF many beautiful presents, including
shower of gold coins.
In an interview with our represent
tative Mr.. Mckune states.
1t gives me great pleasure to tell
you that ! have been using little Of
DuHy's Pure Malt Whiskey for medic
inaI purposes every morning for fifteen
years; il has been my only medicine,
and ! firmly believe It has been very
beneficial to me as a comic StnuIart and
renewer of youth. | am seventy years
of age, and feel as hale and hearty as
| did twenty years ago.
| cannot say too much IN praise OF
your valu able medicinal whiskcy, and
recommend il to all those getting on in
years who wish to maintain their yigor,
strength and happiness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13

prize win be given was left subject to
the Judgment Of the officials Of The II
rigation congress and has not yet been
decided This information Will be
at an carly date.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13

ANY mOthcr who has md eNporI-
ence with this distressing ailmout will
be pleased to know that q cure may be
effected by applying Chamberlain
Salvo as soon as the child is done
nursing Wipe it Off with a soft cloth
before allowing the babe to nurse.
Many trained nurses use this salve
with best results, For sale by all
druggists
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13
HELP WANTED--Female

WANTED family Of two. girl who
can cook, no washing; good place
for good girl. Address j. NJ. j., care
Morning JOurnal. l2O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-13

Kansas City, June l2.-Slder Il.
Hale, of utah. Mormon missionary
.o Arkansas, died here today aged
twenty years.