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Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
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! ARE HERE TO sTAY-Mr. andMrs. ! Charles Gam of Beaumont, Texas, ar rived in Phoenix yesterday and will
 make this city their future home. MT. Gam has been in the hardware busi- ness and will start in Monday in the : employ of Ezra Thayer.
 REoRoANIZED CHURCH L. D. &. Elder Will s. Fender of the Reor- ganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter Day Saints will speak in the plaza of the city hall this afternoon at 8: 30. | Elder Fender came recently from Bis bee. where the Reorganized Church has a flourishing congregation.
 RETURN OF GENERAL sAMP- SoN-General A. J. Sampson and Mrs. Sampson returned yesterday morning form California where they have spent
 the last two months. General Samp- son did not intend to stay so long but early in the campaign his services were sought by the California repub- lican state committee and he made several speeches in the southern part of the state. He will assist in the closing days of the Cameron cam paign.
 THEIR coNTRIBUTION-The wo- men are not to be overlooked entirely in this political campaign for they have their influence as well as mere man and take an interest in things political sometimes. Wherefore it Is remarked that credit should be given Mrs. H. l. Latham, Mrs w N Tiffany and Mrs. | T. Hosey. for furnishing the flowers for the handsome decora- tions in the Elks' theater Thursday night on the occasion of the Cameron meeting.
 YUMA CANDIDATES-The repub- lican candidates of Yuma county ar rived in town yesterday over the A & C. road from a tour in the northern part of Yuma county. Among them were Thomas D. Malloy formerly Of Phoenix who is candidate for district attorney and Donald Mcintyre candi- date for reelection to the legislative council. Mir Mcintyre said yesterday that there was no doubt of the success of the whole ticket. He believed that the county would give Cameron a ma jOrity of not less than 200.
 BoRALMA'S BRoTHER-A lot of Phoenix people will be glad to know that w. c. Greene's fine horse, Bo- ralma's Brother, arrived here yester- day and was given a nice warming up on the Phoenix race track at the hands of George KlotZbach. his old driver. This horse was one of the first good ones to show on the Phoe- nix track though last year the Greene string did not participate in the races. BOralma'S Brother two years ago won two races out of three, talk ing a trotting record of 2:12Ik He will be handled again by Klotzbach. who now has him at the Star sta bles and will get him in fine form for the fair. He just arrived from old Mexico where the Greene string has been for a long time. Florence Wilton and Jessie Mckinney, half sis ter of Sweet Marie. will also be here. The latter horse at 9 years stepped a mile in 2:08%.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
Acid And Alkali
 In The Stomach
Digests the Food Naturally If ir Right Proportion; If Not:
 Then Dyspepsia.

Disests the Food Naturally If in
 Right Proportion; If Not:
 Then Dyspepsia.
 Acid and alkali make up the liquid known as gastric juice, which digests your food.
 If through abuse of the stomach, or weakness of blood or through scores of other causes this gastric juice Is not made up correctly of acid and alIall, your stomach cannot digest food.
 Such a stomach then acts as a pit where the food lies, ferments, decays, is thrown off at last either into the intestines or is vomited from the sys- tenn.
 If thrown into the intestines large proportion of it is taken up and passed into the blood, for the intes- tines are covered on the inside sur faces with millions of little mouths which are placed there to suck up nourishment for the blood.
 You may readily see that if instead of good rich nourishment, there is vile poisonous fermented bile and acid, these same little mouths suck some of it by necessity and pass it into the blood. The blood in turn throws it off and the system is immediately placed in an imperfect state.
 The blood is weakened, the tissues lose strength, the skin becomes dis eased and man in general suffers in a score of places.
 Then again the blood furnishes gas tric juice to the stomach, for when the gastric juice is not needed for di- gestive purposes it goes back to the blood. When food comes into the stomach the nerves along the Ali mentary Canal and in the mouth sig nal the brain for help and the blood immediately furnishes sufficient gas tric juice to do the work well and quickly.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets go into the stomach, balance the gastric juice, digest the food. are taken up by the blood, purifies it, and when the food comes again to the stomach a natural gastric juice of right proportion greets it and does it's work perfectly. After a time these little tablets restore Ma ture build up the gastric juice and there is no longer dyspepsia.
 Every druggist carries them in stock; price soc; every druggist and 40O00 physicians will attest their word to the merit of these tablets. Buy a box now and relieve your stU1nach at once, or send us your name and address today and We will send you immediately by mail a sam pie package free. Address F. A. Stuart Co, 15O Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
Personal Mention
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Among those registered at the Hotel Adams are Emma M. Lapham. Mesa; Harold NJ Hall, J. b. Diehl. Denver; John c. Hughes, Oakland; J. R. Teas dale St. Louis; F. J. Webster. Spo- kane; H. T. Ward, San Francisco and C. R. Ragsdale, Los Angeles.
 At the Ford are Edward H. Ander- son, Salt Lake: Emily C. Adams and Margaret C. Hall. Salt Lake; Mrs. G. F. Stephens. Los Angeles; w. B. Hun newell. Los Angeles and W. H. Me Dougall, Scranton. Pa.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
Standard Patterns
Memo COrSetS
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 STOCK COMPLETE APPRECIATE OPPORTUNITY SUPPLY ALL CONVINCE YOU STORE"
 SPECIAL SALE DAY VERY TEMPTING BAR DEPARTMENTS HOME" EVERY DAY EIGHT TILL SIX WILL APPRECIATE YOUR CALL.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-25
SECOND GAME TODAY
 OF THE LEAGUE SERIES
The Baswitzs and the Fords Will Meet
 In Conflict.

Clad in sparkling new togs the Bas- witzs and Fords will lineup this afternoon at Eastlake park in the sec ond of a fifteen game series of the Phoenix league. This will be the first opportunity of the Fords to display their ability on the diamond and a peppery contest is anticipated.
 With a few possible changes the teams will oppose each other as fol- lows: Fords; Stice, catcher; Cuber. pitcher; Johnson, shortstop. Tebben. first base; Magoffin, (Capt) second base; Mullin, third base; Vinson. cen ter field; Eyer, right field, Heinz, left feild.
 The Baswitzs will go to bat thus: GTijalva, pitcher; Lopez, catcher: Thomas, first base: Delgado. second base; Scott, third base; Nebos, short stop: CUpet, left field; Quiros, center field; Luna, right field.
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 FOR SALE OR TRADE-Star Livery and every horse in the barn. Also ten big brood mares and sixteen
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
CONFIDENCE SHOWN
IN STOCK MARKET
Wall Street Records Average
Daily Dealings in 100000
Shares During Week
Speculation Backed by Reports
Showing Resumption of In
dustrial Activity

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The strength
and depth of the sentiment of hopeful
ness and confidence which has per-
meated the financial and business
world were illustrated in the great
variety and activity OF the stock mar
ket operations last week.
The average of the daily transac-
tions at the New York stock exchange
shares of stock. and in bonds the par
value of the average daily transac-
tions rose to near $4,000, 900.
The miscellaneous sources of the new
participation in the market were indi-
Gated by the freedom from the usual
technical rules of a professional mar
ket
The more practiced professional op
orators in stocks showed more caution
in their operations and were quick to
alarm at one or twd instances of the
week, which it was feared might prove
the determining factor/in overturning
a possibly top heavy speculative posi-
tion and bringing about violent reac-
ton with which rapid speculative ad-
vanees usually culminate
With these restraining factors act
ing a curb. the undertaking buying
of securities and the sustained strength
Oh the unQeTIOne or the market were
doubly impressive.
Two incidents We're of special in
huence in causing the reactionary
movements which characterized the
market On Monday there was heavy
unloading of securities by the more
timid on account of the decision by
the United States court favoring the
governments contention of the unlaw-
fulness of the formation of the Amer
lean tobacco company. The quick
passing of the influence of this episode
was due to the conviction that the late
elections showed a revulsion of public
sentiment in the country from the ex-
treme hostility toward corporations
and a determination to conserve the in
terests of capital for its encourage
ment in renewed employment and out
lay.
The second incident, by resisting
which the market demon strated its un-
derlying strength, was the failure Of
the very positive rumors that the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific div
idends were to be increased The furi-
Gus speculation engendered in these
stocks by these false rumors and the
violent reaction in them which fol-
lowed on the disprovaI of the rumors
had its momentary unsettling effect on
the whole market. but its recuperative
power was again strikingly demon
strated.
The speculative turn in the stock
market is backed by the continuous
publication of reports showing the re-
sumption of business and industrial &C
tivity in all directions. and 1t has re-
fused to be bridled by warnings Of
exaggeration in these reports and has
continued its activity undated Sup
plies of money are abundant TO afford
means for sustaining the speculation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
Shipping News and Gossip
Of the Water Front
Three Steamships With Large Cargoes From
Different Parts of the World Arrive in Port

Three big steamers came in through
iie Noloen gate yesterday morning
toin three diuerent ports OF the wOrlc.
they We're tile steamships Columbian
rom Santa cruz. the Dakotah from
Manila and the Ouessant from Ant
Werp.
The Ouessant made its first appear
ance ia this port, being the new
steamer OF the Cha rgeurs ReuniS line.
IS me vessel. combining both
carrying capacity for freight and eN-
IT'S initial voyage 10 this port il brought
5000 tons OF freight. This consisted Of
geo tons or marble. 5000 chests Of tea,
5000 rolls OF mating LOCO cases Of
mlneral water and a lot Of general
mercha noise. Captain Maurice reports
mat Use voyage was uneventful and
with The exception OF 2 few gales on
tne CllneSe coast the voyage was made
with excellent weather. The Ouessant
VIII leave this port at the end Of this
week for Antwerp II viii carry q
arge cargo OF canned products, in
Cluding salmon, fruits and hops
The arrival Of the Ouessant was
closely followed by the appearance OF
the Columbian Of the American
run UP from Santa Cruz in seven days
and seven hours. TX brought 1000 tons
- freight for this port and 400 tons
Tor Honolulu. The vessel encountered
dense fog all the way coming up
the California coast. Captain Jones re-
ports that on November 9 he passed
the steamship Scraps. bound south. and
ON November 10 he sighted one of the
Pacific Mall steamships. also bound
south.
The steamship Dakotah. Captain ". A
Ross was the third vessel to put into
port II belongs TO the Standard oil
company. and brings a general cargo
OF merchandise from the orient. From
Manila it brings $50 tons Of cOpra. and
from HcngkOnE and Kobe general
cargo of merchandise. The Dakotah
left this port August p with a cargo
ports that when in latitude 1910 west
and longitude 1le east. October 10, the
vessel ran into the tail end Of ter
ifc typhOon. For eight hours the ma
chinery Of the vessel was stopped and
the steamship was tossed about like
p cockleshen No damage. was done
"a the ship.
BeIvedere Arrives
The whaler Belvedere arrived late
Yesterday afternoon bringing as its
catch for the season the bones Of three
whales. Il was p days making the
run from Unalaska. Captain Cottle re-
ports that lie saw the United States
government steamer Thetis at Una
laska when he left that port.
Buford Due
The transport Buford is due 10 ar
rive early this morning from Manila.
ID brings "a large number OF easuals-
The Bufor5 left Manila on October 10
but was held UP at Ma gasaki by cholera
The two patients died and then the
Buford proceeded direct TO this port
VIII sail Tomorrow
The Hongkong Maru viii sail TO
morrow for the orient
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
ROOSEVELT
AND GAINS ITS End
National Prosperity Association
Claims to Have Stopped
Presidents Attacks

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 15.-President
perity association today made public a
letter which he has sent to all mem
bers of the association announcing the
completion of its work.
The association, says the letter, pre-
vented President Roosevelt from send
ing any more messages to congress
on large corporations.
The letter of President Simmons in
part follows
THE work of the National Prosperity
association is finished. The object for
which it was organized, viz, to hasten
the return of prosperity, has been
accomplished. Results far better than
we had expected were obtained. Among
the most important of these was the
visit to President Roosevelt, which
resulted in his not sending any more
messages to congress or doing anything
that had the appearance of being an
attack upon railroads or other large
corporations.
Perhaps the most important thing is
the change In public sentiment toward
railroads and large corporations-es-
pecially in the south and in the south
west. Muck rakers' have ceased to
show their heads; magogues have
quit talking and a very healthy state
of mind prevails toward these indus
tries, whereas. previous to our work.
there was a vicious antagonism clearly
evident among the masses of the peo-
pie, most of whom held their views
or opinions without giving the subject
proper thought.
we confidently believe the work
Of the association has. in great meas
ure, prepared the commercial mind of
this country for the quick return of
a full measure of prosperity"
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest TO Mariners
OF the Pacific

ASTORIA Nov. l5.-On tank steamer Eoms
~ Tho nion oil company arrived this morning
from Porf Hartford with a cargo OF crude oil
and lefr Tor Portland 70 discharge
Sframrr Yellowstone. Captain kOrFik. arrived
fi'is no7uing from san Francisco and left Bp the
riror Tor Porfland n load lumber for return.
Steamer BrrakWater. Captain MacfFenn. AZ
rived this morning from Coos bay with freight
srl passengers Tor Portland.
Sfesmcr Alliance. Captain Olson. left this
morning FOR Coos bay with freight and pas
seneers.
steamer Northland CAPTAIN Erickson. left this
morning Tor san Francisco with cargo Of SO
600 feet % lumber loaded al Portland.
SAN PEDRO. NOV. l5.-lbe steamer Queen.
Captain Thomas arrived this morning from San
Diego and after taking freight and passengers
cleared for San Francisco.
The steamer Gabriel. Captain Green. arrived
from tie Umpqua river with 100000 feet OF
lumber.
TIE steamer Whittier. Captain Sesmens. ar
rived from San Francisco and after loading
IL GOO barrels cf oil cleared FOR San Diego
The steamer Bee. Captain KroG. srrived
from Grays Hsrbor with SOC, 600 feet Of lumber
The steamer George " FenWick. Captain
Miller arrived this morning from Eureka with
. mo 600 feet OF lumber.
The schooner +. 4. Wood, Captain Hanson,
arrived this morning. 19 days from Hoquism,
with 100000 feet of lumber.
SEATTLE Nov l5.-Steamship Tampieo
sailed for Tacoma this morning,
steamship Santa Clara arrived back from
Tacoma. where she went 10 discharge ore at
the snneiter.
me steam schooner Winnebago and steam
schooner st. Helens arrived from San Fran
Schooner Fred E. sesrles arrived at Port Had
lock from Kahului.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sundsr November Is.
pr srnr Dskotah, Ross IS days from Hong
long. via Manila - days. via Kobe le days.
Sfmr MsTerick, Daniels. - hours from Re
Whaling stmr Bel7edsre, cottle, % days from
esia5A1 stmr CITY Of Puesls. shea. So hours from
ssmr san Jaeinto. Rasmussen. es hours from
simr Brunswick, Enefsen. Is hours from Fort
Ssmr Sea Foam. Lee "A hours from Mendo-
rino. via Point Arens 10 hours
Stmr Columbian, Colcoro, Gays anu ~ houIs
ssmT National city. Higgins. a hours from
Fort Bragg bound south; put IN for fuel
Fr stmr Ouessant. Morrice. iZ5 days from
Antwerp. via Hongkong 81 days. via Yokohama
- days via Tacoma days
Stmr Czsrins, Duggan. - hours from Coos
stmr oatsnis. csng, % hours from Port san
i'lss sfmr =. A. kllburn, Mcclellan. p hours from
SAILED
sunday November IS.
Strnr Fair oaks Peterson. san Pedro.
S+rDr National CITY Higgins San Pedro
Strar Enterprise. N0ungren. Hilo.
Sehr Roderick Dhu Haskins Monterey. in tow
stmr RaraIn Nelson. Eureka.
5 sfmr yorktown. Glennon San Diego and
simr CITY of yoDeka Gielov. Eureka.
stmr santa Ross. Alexander. San Diego
SPOKEN
Per s-mr san Iacnto-NoT IL. - miles west
~ Point Kovcs ssw whaling steamer. bound
Cor san Francisco
TEIEGRAPHIC
pOrNT T0BOS Nov u. 10 m-Westher.
.f,flk. vfnf south. velocity. miles per hour.
WIRELESS
Per stmr City N Puebia. Nov Is. AZ sea-Re-
morris Viii arrive ~ san Francisco p
Sfnlr Bucknian from seattle FOR San Francisco
or 0rsys Harbor Nov =. 20 a m; sst-south-
rfsf wind and SEA
Stn,- Frferprise hence Nov "a FOR Hiio-
Nov H. p m. 2l5 miles ont by United
DOMESTIC PORTS
FARAIBoN lSfsANDS-Boand IN NOV ID
TIree masfed bark. two miles south.
san PFDRo-Arrived Nov l5-Stmr G. "
Ferrsck from Eureka; schr z. X Wood. from
Gre~s Harbor. stmr Whittier. hence NOV l5:
sfFnr Queen from San Diego. sfmr San Gabriel.
f-om Tmpqsa. etmr Rec. from erays Barbor-
Sailed Nov l5-Stmrs Queen and Whittier. Tor
Sen Francisco.
FORT san TIIS-Arrfved Nov l5-Sfhr Coos
Ber hence Nov 10: stmr Tahoe. from San Pedro.
sailed Nov IS-Stmr Coos Bay. for san
Pedro.
FTREKA-Arrivcd Sov 15-Stmr Roanoke.
lencr nov I4 for Portland.
Ssil4d vor s5-Stmr Roanoke. FOR Astoria.
strr WELLESLEY. Tor san Diego; stmr g. ".
Eider for san Francisco.
Outside Nov l5-Br bark HOLLYWOOD from
COOS BAY SAILED sor IS -stas Bowdoin.
FOR San Pedro
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
Bee writes from Adm. Modoc county. as

Bee writes from Adm. Modoc county. as
follows:
For two years past more or less prospecting
has been cgrried on near the summit on the
stage road from Adm TO Candy vita encouraging
results. T. G. Hess is down 50 feet on ais
shaft IN the Phoenix. has foot vein between
well defined walls. which assay sac. lie has
considerable of this ore the dump and Is erect
ing a five stamp mill which viii be ready for
operation in two weeks. There are other me
surface prospects in the same vicinity and 4 MI
be a lively mining camp.
NEVADA MINING NEWS
Considerable activity is reported IN
the Ida district by the Goldneid
Chronicle. which says:
This is caused through the developments which
are being made upon the property OF the Ida
Copper Queen mines company. limited. Of which
II. V. Morehouse is president. The company
claims upon the property which is situated just
east Of Ida. 24 miles southwest of GOldheld-
Work Is being pushed forward with 5ns less,
shaft the Copper Queen No has depth Of 9S
feet.
deal of much advantage is reported
as follows by the Goldheld Chronicle:
News has reached Rawhide of the final con-
summation OF the deal in New York city Tor tue
construction of the Rawhide Western railway as
well the big reduction plant at Schurz- In
this. 1t is said. Is included the sale OF the
Coalition properties and possibly the Queen.
Dig 0llif Will De locdlcU at HtHufL duu VIII
be of 100 stamps Ground will be broken right
away for the foundation The hFst unit OF 20
stamps will be Installed as quickly as possible.
The railroad project Is financed. the only cen
tingent being the election OF Judge Taft TO the
presidency. The Rawhide Coalition Mines com
pany has decided to at once go ahead with the
big mill without delay.
These statements, which mean the rapid huild-
ing Of the railroad also guarantee the building
Of the large reduction plant OF the Rawhide
mining company for which all preparations are
made at the junction Of the two roads. and which
has only been held back. until the track laying
on the line has actually begun.
A new policy has been adopted by
the Consolidated Mines company af-
fecting the future of outside areas, ac-
cording to the Goldfeld Chronicle:
The Consolidated on its developed ground has
stopped leasing, but In outer sections lesSees are
still busy trying to ind pay ore. The same Il
true of the Florence company, and ore IS found
in several outside shafts that coming into
the shipping list. There has been a general
complaint Of leasers on account OF the short
life OF leases in the outside sections Of the
remedied BY leases that extend from three TO six
years. A lease Of six years duration has been
secured on 600x90O feet on the CrackerJack BY
Mitchell & Fairfield. from Wingneid x Nixon.
/ owners of the property. The one condition IS
that at the end OF three years there must be
have been given on the Talmage ground, and
it looks as though good territory in all sections
OF the camp can be secured on long time leases
and with low royalties.
Do You Want s5.00e
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
DEMOCRATS CONTROL NEVADA

RENO New. Nov l5-Complete re-
turns from all but five precincts in
Nevada give Bryan's majority as $40
United States Senator Newlands 4 053
republican, a university regent. was
elected. The legislature on Joint bal
lot is: House, a5 10 13; senate. 12 to 7
democratic.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
SYNOPSIS

The pressure has fallen over the northwestern
portion Of the Pacific Slope and risen In other
districts A storm is approaching the Wash
ington coast and has caused cloudy weather
over the western portions Of Washington and
oregon. with light rain Generally fair weather
prevails in other districts west Of the Rocky
mountains. Fog prevails along the central Call
fornia coast. The temperature changes have
been slight in all districts. Conditions are
favorable for cloudy weather in northern Cali
fornia Monday. with rain the northern coast
aud fair weather IN southern California The
relative humidity this evening at Fresno was
60 per cent and at Red Bluff 81 per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and yicinity-Cloudy MONDAY,
with fog in the morning; light west wind
Santa Clara valley - Cloudy Monday; light
west wind.
Sacramento valley Cloudy Monday light
south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Mondays light
south wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Monday; light
c. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.