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Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
The Season Has Arrived and Tempe
 Is Getting Its Share of Dust.

The season of sand storms has ar rived and two nights in succession Tempe has reaped the full benefit of, two fearful dust storms. On both occasions it looked for a time very much as if a little rain might fall but it was all bluff in both instances and not a drop fell. A heavy wind came up late Tuesday afternoon which did some little damage to awnings and trees. It was particu-
 larly severe just out of town and
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
RUN OVER BY OK TEAM.

It is seldom that we hear of OK teams nowadays, but there. are many people who feel so lazy and dumpish that if an OK team came along they would not feel able to get out of the way. For such people there is no remedy equal to Sexine Pills, the great nerve and body builders. Price $1 a box; six boxes $5, with full guarantee. Address or call on ElVey & HuIett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not sub stitute
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
FELL OVER 4 CLIFF.

Tom Fagin one of the divers for Shattuck and Nimmo yesterday met with painful accidenC this side of Fish Creek Hill. He Was driving an eight mule team laden with supplies for Roosevelt and at the point of the accident he overlook a man driving a balky team. Fagin's team frightened by the efforts of the man in front to
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
GRADUATES MARRIAGE.

Word has been received here of the wedding of Miss Hattie Merritt to Wm. LePage. The ceremony oc- cured yesterday and the young peO- pie left on the next train for Los Angeles where they will spend their honeymoon. They will be at home in Tucson after Sept. 1st. Miss Merritt was a prominent member of the nor nal graduating class of 1908 and has many friends in Tempe who extend their best wishes.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
TO PROVIDE FOR COMFORT OF GUESTS.

L. NT Guthrie, proprietor of the Mesa hotel recently had made num-, Der of cots for the use of guests dur ing the summer months at his hotel One of these will be assigned to each room, In addition to the other furnish ings thus affording the patron the choice of sleeping either inside or out This is a great convenience. and will be met with approval.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
Personal Mention 1

At the Ford hotel yesterday were: Alma Parvin, Peoria; Frank H. Heller. Los Angeles; Mrs. F. H. Heller, Los Angeles; F. A. Peck, Cleveland. Ohio.
 At the Commercial were: J. c. Hes- let, Mexico; c. T. Godbe, Los Angeles; George Blackburn and wife. Kelvin; J. c. Heating, Florence.
 At the Hotel Adams were: Fletcher M. Doan, Tombstone; J. E. Robertson. Fl Paso; B. A. BOgy. Los Angeles; l.. K. Wiley, Denver; G. G. Garner, St. Louis; J. H. Award, Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
BACK FROM BENSON.

Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Saylor return ed yesterday morning from Benson, where they spent the Fourth of July with several of their children. They report | most pleasant visit and a very en, Jable time. Several mem bers of the Saylor family have set tied in the vicinity of Benson and all are doing well and prospering.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
ON A MOUNTAIN TRIP.

Mrs. M. J. House and two grand daughters, the Misses Mary and Marjorie Leavell. left last evening for the north. Mrs. House and Miss Marjorie will spend the summer in Prescott. At some point between here and Prescott, Miss Mary will join the Young party from Wenden and will spend the summer camping with them in the White mountains.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
GATHERING GRAPES.

The expert grape handlers brought here from Fresno. Cal. last week. this morning began operations on the Thompson Seedless crop. After mak ing an investigation of the condition of the grapes here they say that they are superior this year to the crop in the vicinity of Fresno. one of the famed grape producing regions of ,he world.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09

Tom Lee, a member of the Tom Ping company, met with an accident yesterday that will prevent him from working for a couple of weeks. Yes terday morning he was peeling po- tatoes with a sharp knife. At the same time he was talking to a friend and not watching the knife. The result was that he clipped off the end of one finger and badly dam aged two others of the same hand.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
AT THE HOTELS.

THE ALHAMBRA-J. II. Turrel, Mesa; w. D. Hunbaugh, Albert Loft green, Phil Connelley. I. E. Irvine, Charles Stauffer. pr. J. I. Aiton. Phoe- nix; J. l.. Lugory, Tucson; ;. C. Low, San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09

get his team in motion began turning and backing until finally they went over the precipice which however was not very high at that point. The driver though, was painfully injured.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09

insurgents have already been captured and are now in jail under strong guard at Casa Grande, where several companies of the regulars of the Mex ican army are now stationed.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09

The residents of all of the surround ing colonies have been notified to be ip readiness to be mustered into ser vice should occasion demand such.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
Tempe Department
 F.W. GRIFFIN, Manager

the barn on the Schaulis place was overturned. The performance was duplicated last evening about five o'clock and for a time the dust flew in a terrific gale. It looked might
 fly like rain again but nothing hap pened. old timers, however, insist that sandstOrms are sure indications of rain and that it is certain to come shortly.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
SOM ETIM ES

Sometimes your eyes deceive you; Sometimes your watch misleads you. Whichever it is, come to me and I will correct it.
 FRANK LA MONT, Jeweler. Tempe. optician.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09

Finch and Carr, undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe, Phones, 131 Finch; and 179. Carr
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
VIM. JENNINGS BRYAN

speaks at our office through the Edi- son Monograph on the important is sues before the American people. Come and hear him. $1.00 a week buys an Edison or Victor.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
CUT HIS FINGERS.

Wanted, carpentering at or near Tempe or Mesa. c. Ford, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09
SUMMER SAND STORMS.

Read Hyders ad this morning.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-09

G. A. GOODWIN NOVELTY STORE.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22
PHoENIX. ARIZONA. APRIL 9, 1908
MIR. BoRAHs FIRST EFFORT

Senator Borah ought to have chosen a more fortunate topic for his maiden speech. Nor was it a less unfortu- nate theme for Senator Warner yes terday. The less said about the Brownsville affair the better for the republican party on the eve of a presi- dential election. The colored voters of the country are already stirred to re- sentiment which will not be abated by assertions which in the nature of things cannot be proved. that is. that certain colored soldiers of the Twenty fifth infantry were guilty of shooting up Brownsville.
 Besides, that was never t,e main question. It was not even a part of the grievance of the colored people. They complain that the entire battal- ion was summarily and dishonorably discharged after years of honorable service. in order that the guilty, if any were guilty. might be punished.
 No amount of argument can con vince the colored voters that that was an act of justice especially in the face of the fact that bills have lately been introduced in congress to repair the mistake made in that wholesale dis charge.
 To repeat now that some of he sol diers of the discharged were guilty, without being able 10 say who the guilty were. is not only irrelevant, but inopportune in that it serves to keep alive the colored voters belief that great injustice was done their race.
 If it were true that any of the ne gro soldiers were guilty and if it could be proved beyond a dohbt that they were guilty, there would still re- main the original grievance.
 Republican senators should be the last to hold this subject before the country as a political issue Beside, in trying to make the alleged guilt of the soldiers an extenuation of the wholesale and summary discharge, they encounter the republican ma jority who presented the minority re- port of the senate committee, holding that the guilt of the negroes was not proved and that therefore they were innocent.
 If the democrats now and through out the coming presidential campaign. will not agitate this subject. the re- pubHcPns will be duly grateful
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22
WlDESPREADIk6 INTEREST
 PRINTERS SANlTARIUM
The Most Complete information Re- eardine the Project is Asked For.

The movement of the Phoenix print CTS for the establishment of a sanitar- ium near here for the treatment of members of the l. T. U. is enlisting wide spread attention. Favorable men ton has been maue or it m the jour nals of the craft and yesterday the secretary of the local union received a letter from T. D. Fennessey. nation al organizer at Los Angeles. in which he quotes from a letter on the subject he had just received from L. C. Shep- ard of Grand Rapids Mich, senior trustee Of the Union Printers Home at Colorado Springs. having served in that position for fourteen years.
 MT. Shepard writes: Being partic- ularly interested in the proposed san itarium for tubercular patients who are members of the I. T. U., to be main tained near Phoenix -Ariz., I would be pleased to hear your views on the sub ject as the project should receive careful consideration and any sugges- tion that would tend to the rebuilding of the health of our membership on the lines of the home, appeals to me. will be at the Boston convention, and so desire all the information possi- ble."
 The current number of the Typo graphical Journal says of the project: ''One of the best propositions intro duced at the Hot SprinSs-convention was presented by Phoenix No 352. providing for the construction of a tent annex to the Home. for the bene- fit of tubercular patients. such annex 10 be located in southern Arizona or some like climate. That would be more beneficial to the patient suffer- ing from such disease than the loca- ton and climate of the Home. I do not believe there is anything too good for us to do for each other. To ale viate the sufferings of an afflicted
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22
ST. PETERSBURG EXPECTS
 CHOLERA.

St. Petersburg. April 21.-The pre- feet of police has placarded the city with stringent regulations forewarning the residents of an expected epidemic of cholera.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

surprise Northern Persia has been substantially in condition of anar- chy ever since the popular representa- tive assembly was organized, and noth- ing but the authority of the foreign legations in Teheran has maintained has imposed so generally upon those who do not know the country. Of course land that fails to govern itself is always open to attack. and the Kurdish subjects of the Sultan of Turkey are equally to be depended on in all ventures where there is Q prom ise Of thunder
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

The investigation which is now be- ing made in relation to the contract between officers of the reclamation service and the Pacific Gas and Elec- tric company should not be permitted 10 become hysterical or sensational until it has been ascertained what i'm propriety. if any. there may be in the contract. whether or not it is not fair 10 Phoenix. Messrs. Newell, Davis and Hill of the service, and Secretary Gar field of the interior department, have already been good to the Salt River valley so that they would rot wit tingly become parties to a contract which would injure Phoenix Also, these gentlemen are not given to doing things unwlttingly. so that until it has been proved that the. unexpected has happened in this case, we are quite confident that the reclamation officials have neither Intentionally nor unin- tentionally sacrificed any interest of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

brother and in this manner protect ourselves and other fellow workmen from this dread disease would be. one of the best things we could dc
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

The Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railway announce that they will run a special sleeper, Phoenix to San Francisco through without change on the morning of May End for the ac- commodation of those desiring nice, clean. cool service to that city. account of the Fleet Celebrations. This car is to be a regular standard Pullman car and as the space is going fast, the people of Phoenix who are oontem- plating going to San Francisco should make their reservations early.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22
THE NUMBER OF CHELSEA DEAD

Chelsea, April 21.-The number of live reported lost in the fire of April F increased to 15 today by the dis covery of two more bodies.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

It costs s2O0000 to raise society girl, according to a New York expert. No wonder foreigners find them at tractive
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22
WILL FIGHT Fcp ~ANTEEN

Announcement is made at Washing ton that Representative Tawney, the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. will lead a fight looking toward the re-establishment of the canteen by endeavoring to eliminate from the sundry civil appropriation bill provision first adopted last year -abolishing canteens and beer halls in the national soldiers homes. The committee, it is stated, has re- ceived many communications asking that this action be taken. Boards of managers of national soldiers homes and governors of states in which they are located have been emphatic in de- claring that the abolition of the can teen in those institutions has been a detriment rather than a benefit. The committee is said to be unanimous in supporting AIT. Tawney in the position he has taken, and he expects aid also from members who have national homes in their districts
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

A movement of Russian troops across the Persian frontier has been expected for weeks, and now that it has happened there is no occasion for
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

''One game of baseball doesn't de- eide a pennant contest" observes a wise exchange. regardless of the fact that one game has decided the pne- nant contest several times in the his tory of baseball, though it came at the end of the season instead of the com uoaucanenr
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

Joshua succeeded in stopping the sun for few hours. but the House of Representatives has prolonged one day into nearly two weeks. Let us hear no more about Joshua.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-22

There is only one thing we want to know and when We find ont We will let il go at that. That is. whenever and how did a regular convention be- come a trump convention?
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
FISH'S SON GETS A
JOB WITH BROKER
TO LEARN FINANCE

New York, May 25.-After learning
railroading from its business end
by working in the shops and on reg
ular trains of the Frisco road, Stuy-
vesant Fish, Jr., son Of the former
president OF the Illinois Central rail-
road, has gone into brokers Office
here to learn the financial end of rail-
roading.
Young Fish has become a clerk in
the office OF William Saloman & Co.,
bankers and brokers, in Broad street,
and members of the New York stock
exchange.
Wall street prophesied that the son
would help the father in that battle
whose end is not yet-the hgh'
against +. Fl. Hartman.
The boy is merely trying to earn
living, like any other young man
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
FIGHTING
FOR LIFE
Standard Oil Facing
Trust Charges sBrOught
Against Concern by
Government

New York, May 25.--Thc Standard
Oil company's defense to the gov
ernment's suit against the New Jer-|
sey corporation, seeking to dissolve
the holding concern on the ground
that it is trust, begun today before
Special Examiner Franklin Ferriss III
this city.
Last fall Special Deputy Attorney
General Frank B. Kellogg directed
the governments case against the
Standard Oil holdings and the hold
ings OF other membersr Of the Rock
efeIler family; also those OF the 9TH
ers Of the comparatively small group
which, il is alleged, controls the cor
poration. Mr.. Kellogg brought oui
that John D. RockefelIcrr's share OF
earnings by the Standard Oil COM
pany in twenty-four years was $I43,'
aooos4 The governments lawyer
also elected testimony and produced
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES AT THE
STATE UNIVERSITY

Boulder, Colo, May rs, (SpeciaD-
For the first time in the history OF
the institution an alumnus OF the
University OF Colorado, situated at
Boulder, will deliver the commence
ment Grafton before the graduating
class. Rev. Harry Noble Wilson IS
the man. He took his Bachelor OF
Arts degree at the university in the
spring of 1891. Following this he
went TO the Mccormick Theological
Seminary, Chicago, where he was
graduated in 1894. Later he studied
in the University Of iona, Germany
He has held various pastorates in
Colorado and the middle west and at
the present time is in charge Of the
work at the Central Presbyterian
church at St. Paul, MINI. He is well
known within the circles OF the
church as an earnest and eloquen
orator. The fact that he is coming
back to deliver a commencement ora
tion within the halls of his alms
mater is in some respects significant
In state son cw as ours, where mos
OF the educational institutions arr
comparatively young, tone Of ma
turity is given to any university
which can find among her graduate
ono upon whom she may call at
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
tine like this.

tllliS llNS tHlSs
The graduation exercises at the
are being made more clab-
crate each year as the size Of the in
stitution and the number of graduates
increases, and are gradually assuming
the proportions and dignity OF the ex-
ercises witnessed each spring i'll the
larger eastern schools. Commence
ment week this year begins on Sun
day, May 81, with the baccalaureatc
address by President Baker The pro-
gram for the week includes the fare
well exercises at the various build
ings, the presentation Of Shakes
peare's Tempest" as the senior class
play, on the lawn east of the historic
old main building, a track and held
meet with Leland Stanford univer-
sity, the alumni reception and ban
ouet with the various class reunions,
the campus illumination, and the
Sigma HI and Phi Beta Kappa excr-
cises, besides the commencement ex-
ercises proper, when the oration will
be delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson
and degrees will be conferred upor
$50 graduates.
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27

evidence respecting the methods by
which, as charged by the government,
the Standard drove its rival compet-
itors from the oil regions and grad
ually absorbed its rivals
A number of Standard Oil officials
were examined on the stand, includ-
ing William G. Rockefeller and Wes-
ley II. Tilford, treasurer OF the Stand
ard. Henry NJ. Flagler was to have
been called as a witness, but was ex-
cused until later 1t is likely that he
will be called upon to testify during
the next few weeks, for the inquiry
will probably last a month or more
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
LEGEND.

ecovere0 vii
lands os,cosc cooteo go1o s'e
copoef
Cofsx County eooo the Oo0 S7es e ooof o. 9s'grS
so go0 100000 acre5 "
ofsl
COMBINING gold, e70 soo To7
lie i CtmsrronV Valley
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
GETS YEAR IN PEN
FOR CHICKEN STEALING

Leadville. May Ash. 3. Walker
colorcd, was sentenced to a year in
prison here today for stealing chick
ems. He is the Srst man in the state
10 be convicted under the new law.
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27

Harden. tho Berlin editor, was found
guilty Of Hbeling Count Won MoItke.
Harden was chesrsa ~ the crowd as
he went to ard left she court room.
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27
FIGHTING EDITOR WINS

Leipsic. May as.-The supreme
court has set aside the verdict Of the
lower court under which Maximilien
The Cimarron citizen., 1908-05-27

and there should not be so much talk
about that" said the elder StuyvesantI
Fish.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-06-05
Local OptOn Prohibition and License Territory bQ States

The local option and prohibition laws which in recent
years have been placed the statute books C the various
states have left very little territory where the liquor traf
c is regulated by license alone The only states in fact
which exclusively committed to license regulation are
Pennsy lvania, New Jersey, New Mexico Utah. Nevada
Wyoming, Idaho and Washington.
The State Of Arizona haawhat is called local option
law, which, however, requires two thirds vote IN any
county to abolish the saloon.
Local option with the county the largest unit pre-
walls in Virginia, South Carolina Florida, louisiana Ar
Kansas Texas, Kentucky, Ohio West Virginia Michigan
Missouri Montana, Oregon, California and Delaware.
In most Of these states municipal and township local
option also prevails but in few instances the county unit
stands alone. The State Of Montana, for instance may
vote on local option in the county unit but NUM-
cipality, precinct or township vote a unit.
In Maryland the legislature has given the oca option
privilege to several counties and entire counties have
excluded the saloon by majority vote of the people The
State OF Ma yand, however, has uniform local option
law.
Either township or municipal local option and in most
cases, both, exist in the following states New Hamp-
shire Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island, New
orado Indiana (by onstrance South Dakota, Nebas
ka and Tennessee with only four municipalities in the
state where aOOns permitted IS provided with prac
teal local option by law which prohibits license clause in
any charter and which gives the right to present wet
cities of adopting new charters by majority vote.
North Carolina has prohibition.
In Iowa the conditions peculiar in that the state is
under prohibition with the provision that saloons may be
installed in community upon the 60per-cent vote OF
that community.
The remaining states, Maine Georgia, Alabama, Mssis-
sippi Oklahoma Kansas North Carolina and North Da-
Mississippi Alabama and Georgia the provision is stau
tory, while in Maine, Oklahoma Kansas North Carolina
and North Dakota, the provision Is IN the form OF an
amendment to the state constitution.