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Arizona republican., 1908-03-24
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper 5Sls, Ameri- can 6912. Atchison 7S5s. Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul 117H. New York Central 1O0A, Pennsylvania 117h Reading 1O45s, Southern Pacific 75h, Union Pacific 126A. L.. s. Steel S4A. pfd. 9S@s
Arizona republican., 1908-03-24
GRAIN.

Chicago. March 2S.-May wheat opened i4aFsc lower at 939s H H93& c. advanced to 945sc. where it closed. May corn closed strong at 66c. Oats closed for May at 54Ikc.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-24

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, IA degrees Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 0.07 inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-24

TOOK THE DAIS-Justice Kyle disposed of three offenders yesterday in the persons of Nicenti Mendeval. Manuel Mendoza and Tom Brown. each of whom had been drunk and were broke. They were sent up for five days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
We want to tell you with all the force at our
command that North Cragmont is the best real
estate bargain we have ever known.

Real estate bargains like North Cragmont offered
times like these ordinary could have sold
this whole the price asked for lots today and
LETT oceould telephone; could have
sold all last week big profit but promised to Gus
and they shall have it.
Every person who has idle dollar get this
will be kicking himself less than month, for North
Cragmon ideal The lots large averaging 10x50 feet the
building require s. 500 residences they
must be artistic and allowed be against the
neghbor home There why you should get
this great bargain and you you'll be sorry, for such
will be offered againts the opportunity that
today because few need cash and sacr
fee good, valuable property getit
We have been bothered and ali week by other agents
who trade high class property other sections for lots in
North Cragmon There isn't agent in Oakland Berkeley
who has been this but what canddy and hon
esy that North Cagmont the prices asked simply
and outclasses anything offered in this county.
This great tomorrow, Saturday, o'clock The
first the best o but all good The sale continues
until m and opens again Sunday continuing all
And what busy day will be- for already 23 applications
have been received but lots will be sold until o'clock Saturday
afternoon There be
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
North Cragmont overlooks Berkeley, Oakland,
San Francisco, the Bay and the Shores Of
Marin-the view is superb.

It located the gradually oping hsides adjacent to
North Berkeley continuation of the rising elevation
gins the University grounds.
1t within few minutes walk of the Spruce carlne
which will be extended through North Cragmon
cient building
North Cragmont faces southwest and
winds by forest OF thriving eucalyptus 1t we'll
watered finely drained and sufficiently elevated the
smoke and dust of Berkeley assuring
view but also receives pure right Pacific to
keep its people healthy, refreshed and nvigorated
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Think what it means for parents to be re-
ieved of the responsibility and cares of raising
little girls and boys in filthy, congested cities

AT night family about you The children have been
playing out in Gods sunshine and fresh all day and have be-
naturally sleepy heahuly their play
and exercise under the open sky
You them tucked their little beds and you
that their little bodies sound and strong their child
pure and unsoied Your reward your peace
and know they safe Think children
hced through the and filth which prevails congesed
and busy centers of large city This thought
courage you to live in North Cragmont
whether you have children whether build
North Cragmont remember that others chdren-othes
want homesnd buy lot in North Cragmont today you
have valuable which you gold as this place
receives the attention surely from its most adyanaeeou.
surroundings
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24

The name Of Havens has been identified with
most of the successful sales of particularly
choice real estate on the east shore of San
Francisco Bay.
This stands for only the best of choice preferred
We handle other and clients among the satisfied
home builders who today take handsome profit the lots
they bought recommendation
DO you remember Piedmont Heights property? 1t sold
three about $40 foot Today readily
500 and all America and find for
beauty and artistic homes.
Piedmont covered with the exclusive homes
well to do middle classes We said barganand it
we said 1t would in value-and it has.
Piedmont has than made good said
PIEDMONT less than three enpacaly
North Cragmont.
Buy lot there today what you down, and
than three years take profit but wonou and
family will be delighted with this garden
with the class of neighbors who will
not tempt you to give and desirable home That
the of every
OF avens for handle property that
believe is worth more than ask for it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
You can take advantage of these exceptionally
low prices by paying 1895 down and 1%
month-as little as zoe day.

month-as little ZOc day.
Large, splendid lots will be sold from 5000 $O-1O per
down and per month For instance you
5Ox150 foot lot for $780, pay 500 down and So month
Now, 5000 lot North Cragmont bargain,
to lots selling other 81 200 1900 North
Crgmont desirable property surrounded by all the advantages
OF growing and prosperous city
Berkeley is the cleanest home California 1t
looms rough tough element The wholesome
and here have school and college facilities that
equaed by other the world You have rapid
and modern boat
services and both will continue improve and down the
You have good churches and haters by and neigh
bors and associates among the
spected citizens of any country.
Your children will have the refreshing advantages
OF the country for the ridge above North Cragmon
ests and streams Your children enjoy sturdy health which
from clean of door life the
receive benefits OF superior educational facilities.
Here children will with refined and genteel people
and their lives will be greatly influenced by the right proper
comingng with the kind of people who constantly eeang
and advancing.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
North Cragmont is the last of the choice hill
side property-the very best of the last-when
it's sold there is no more-get a lot TODAY.

Hillside in Berkeley has gradually in
value for three years Piedmont started North Cragmont will
end it, TOR this magnificent the good hillside
property This fact alone value when is
covered with fine homes soon there will be steady
demand for lots location demand means high
prices
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24

North Cragmont has been in demand for years
but the owners refused to sell-financial condi-
tions compelled them to sell-ifs your oppor-
tunity.
It's i'll wind that blows nobody good old saying but
refers directly to North Cragmon This property
and allowed to increase in value 1t the intention of the
to keep it for three years longer get FIVE times
the present price, but needed-qk
property must be sold and sold sacrifice and that gives
wide awake sensible investor opportunity take advantage
others misfortunes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24

Beautiful high-class homes are now being built
within few hundred feet of North Craqmont.
You'll be in good neighborhood.
Five could bought high property for
few dollars foot in North Bereeynow selling $OO foot
North Cragmon is separated from this $lOO
only fence This fence There will be
nothing to prevent North Cagmont from jumping
its present price Will buy wait and buy after
the raise and pay FIVE times more?
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24

o'clock
Sunday The
sale remarkable LOT
The chance big n choice land
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
1t is fine thing to own your own honle-but
it's simply grand to own home in North
Cragmont

Here get large roomy lot-big enough any
large enough for big homea garden barn garage
building restrictions your neghbo from setting
up against yours
You know so foot lot wide enough you depth
of from $50 to 200 feet
The boulevards and streets laid by
gneer arscay and ymmetricaly the hills
They wide and winding will graded nlacadamzed
expense. 8.
Your sidewalks will cured at our expense
and pipes will be door our expense
thereu be pay for two IFS inst
snap for the home builder, there is to it,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24

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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24

If you allow the Spectators to buy these lot
at these exceptionally low prices, you'll have t
pay them big profit-get in early, make th
profit yourself
There are going to be lot of spectators advantage
this bargain AS much conne this sale TO hon
builders, we can't prevent spectators buying.
you know 1t Will be an matter for specuator Sc
down and so month Tor three months$78 aand
round and sell for $1,000 making profit of $500 from nveser
of only $78
II you home builders buy today and Sunday you'll make th
proh yourse-almost enough buy the lumber for
dence
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-10

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-10

President Roosevelts ideas OF a
well organised and drilled militia OF
maximum strength Ia the proper So
luton Of the army question. A large
standing army Il unnecessary, but a
well drilled militia IL indispensable,
for the suppression OF riots that get
beyond the control OF civil authority
and for immediate use IN case OF for
elEn war, The government should
render every possible assistance to the
complete organization OF state militia
and President ROosevelt's ideas are
along the right tines.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-10

The Christmas season 10 approach,
ing and some Of our business houses
are displaying their Chrlstmas goods
and Inviting customers through the
columns Of the Press. recognizing It's
value as an advertising medium. II
you have not found trade what Il
should be use the columns OF the
Press. Successful business men have
been consistent advertisers 10 these
columns.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-10
Two KINDS OF uNIoNIsM.

untoniBm, as applied 10 the trades
and labor Is, In Its true sense, an
organization for the mutual advance
ment OF It's members the promotion
OF their social interests and protec-
ton IN securing just compensation
for labor performed; the recogni.
tion of the open shop, or the right
OF an employer 10 hire whomsoeveT
he pleases. and the 0odgiven birth
right OF every individual to earn an
honest living. Conducted along
these lines labor organizations would
become a power In the land instead
OF representing less than two per
cent, Of our national population
They would then enlist the support
Of the people.
Conducted along the lines OF the
boyeot and selfish principle that no
one has a right to living or to do
business unless he Is member OF, OF
4 slave to the union, shows the wrong
spirit. These methods OF lntlmida-
ton employed for InJuring another In
. business way are devoid of princi.
pie. and those who practice them feel
20 guilty, when they approach an.
other with their proposal, that they
do II quietly and secretly. Their
conscience troubles them because the
method Is patterned after that OF the
person who slips up behind his vic
Tins and stabs them in the back. II
II spirit Of antagonism and injus-
tlce which makes for organized labor
bitter enemies instead OF friends.
This sort OF warfare will fail as ali
injustice does fail. and iniure the
organization that indorses and gives
u support. II II un-American. and
contrary TO both the laws OF nature
and Of man, and the person who en-
cages In II, II he has any OF the Amer
Instincts Of honor and manhood left
in him. will show his sense OF shame
Ia his face when no begins stabblna
3 friend or neighbour in the back with
his boycott poisoned tongue. His lis
toner. while no may be for the time
intimidated. forms bis opinion OF the
one who makes him an unwilling vie
tim TO an unmanly act. in his heart
becoming the hater Of HIS entertainer
This kind Of unioniam IL the greatest
enemy that organized labor contends
with and 20 long az II Is practiced 4
makes enemies out Of friends. Wher
approached BY one Of these ask hin
why he lacks the manhood and mora
courage 10 make an open fight. viii
bis face to the foo II his cause i
Just. IL Il because he Is q mora
oowardG When he approaches yo,
with his yelled threats look upon hi
Face and there read the shame h
feels In his heart. That face win b,
an open book to you of his charaete
and the deeper the crimson fiqsl
shows, the greater win be his mora
SENSE OF shame; and II his fac
hlanehea 70 the paleness Of dealt
read In Il the ohara 'ter Of a eowarl
who would aasaaslnAte bis neighbo
with the polluted vileness OF hi
tongue Read there the character 0
the man,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-10
oVERTAxED

Hundreds Of CoeaF d'AIene Readers
Know What Il Means.
The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches
and pains
Blackjack. sideaehe, headache,
Early symptoms OF kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright's
disease follow.
Lester @. Cannon, living Cor. 4th
and Superior SITS, Sand Point, Idaho.
says: Prior to using Doan's Kidney
Pills my kidneys were in q disordered
condition for several months and /
grew worse until ! was In critical
condition. My Kidneys were highly
infamed andsI had but little control
over the secretions which passed with
intense pain and caused me to suffer
almost constantly. When bending or
STOPPING, sharp twinges would catch
me through the back and for some
time would be hardly able to
straighten. became gloomy and
listless and was discouraged In the
morning / would be more tired than
when went to bed. procured
Doan's Kidney Pills, took them ac-
cordingto directions and was cured.
! have had no trouble since and am
always glad to speak a good word in
praise Of Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-12-10
DIED PROM rToAAlN ROBSON.
May m After Eating DeCOmposed
Sandwiches,

asAAHANANAASNa
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s--James
Reynolds, the waiter who served the
luncheon furnished the guests Of Val
leio II the launching Of the collier
Prome,haes Saturday. died at an ear.
y hour this morning from ptomain
poisoning 1t is reported that there
are II other walters IN. The poison
IL presumed to have been contracted
from sandwiches which they ate. and
Il 10 said that at the time they In.
formed the caterer that they we're de,
composed. and that he replied that
the meat Of which they we're made
had cost SO cents per pound.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01
HOTEL CUMBERLAND

Elevator, telephone, and hot a cation in the city; at head O amusement center.
 243 SOUTH OLIVE STREET.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01
OVER S2, 900 LOST
 BY AN FL PAS0 CHlNK
Who Tried to SInuggle Country
 man Into This Country.

Over $2000 was lost by one Chinese firm in Fl Paso last month in unsuc- eessful efforts to smuggle it's country men across the Rio GTande from Mex ico, declared man who is m cIose touch with the Chinese situation.
 And according to calculations made, not less than S50,000 has been enJlre- ly lost in these attempts since the first of last January. These losses have been on the Chinamen who have been captured during this penod, amounting to more than 505 men.
 The manner in which this money has been lost, explained this man, is by advancing cash to bring Chinamen from their homes to JuareZ, says the Fl Paso Herald These local men who advance the money belong to large companies who make a business of employing their countrymen in restau- rants, landries and other establish ments. and incidentally, they also make a business of smuggling these men into the United States. Every dollar necessary to bring them here, including their ships fare, their re- ception and board at Salina Cruz, where they land in Mexico; their rail road expenses from that port up through the republic to Juarez-alI this cost is advanced by these com panies, and then they pay the cost of bringing the men across the river and sending them to New York or what ever place their destination may be. Then the men go to work for these companies in species of peonage and a portion of their wages is held back each month until all the money ad- vanced to bring them over has been repaid. when they become rree to do what they please.
 Now, if a man is captured while crossing from Juarez ot Fl Paso, of course all the cash advanced to bring him this far is total loss, consequent- ly, as it costs approximately SI00 to bring a man from China to Juarez and keep him on the other side of the riv. CT until there is an opportunity to bring him across, the 800 and more men who have been caught by the i'm migration officials during the present year have cost the men who furnish the money large sum, and it looks as if these men will soon go broke or be forced to go out of the smuggling busi. ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01
MEXICAN OFFICER EXECUTED
 BEFORE HE POPULACE

thousands of men and women made the trip to La Vaquita in various ways, some going on horseback. others on burros, bicycles, automobiles and every conceivable sort of conveyance.
 The execution was witnessed by many Americans.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01
ARE SINKING WELLS
 FOR THE INDIANS
On the GiIa Reservation at Sa- eaton for Purpose of Fur
 niShing Better Supply.

According to the reports which have been received at the local offices of the reclamation service, the work of sinking wells on the Gila Indian res ervatiOn at Sacaton for the purpose Of furnishing a more adequate water supply to the Indians, is progressing very satisfactorily. Three wells have been completed to date. These are more or less in the nature of an ex- pertinent, as upon their success or failure, depends in large measure, the extent of work along that line, which will be undertaken in the fu- ture
 Materials for the sinking of the wells were moved to Sacaton last March, and if all goes well, the worK .of dTilling will continue for at least two years. The total number of wells to be sunk on the reservation has ont been definitely decided but after their completion several wells will be drilled south of Mesa to supplement the stored water re- ceived from the canals. The WorK is in charge of Roy Mccormick, who has had wide experience in drilling wells and is entirely competent to carry on the work.
 The rigging used in drilling these wells is about the same as that used in the oil fields, and it drills 16-inch hole. Seven or eight men are em- ployed at Sacaton now, and when their work Is completed several thous- and acres of land will be suitable for cultivation.
 The three wells already drilled are situated on this side of the Giia river about half mile south of Sacaton in what is known as the Santan coun- try, watered at present from the San tau canals. The wells, however. are located above the canal line.
 The style of pumps with which the wells are to be equipped has not yet been decided upon, but they will probably be of the centrifugal variety. The first two wells are about 226 feet 1 in depth, while the last is but 100 feet. They have discharge of 12 cubic feet per second, on an average. The water bearing strata lies in sand and gravel. and is from 90 to B feet in width
 Power for the operation of the pumps will be furnished by the recla nation service through tae transmits sion line. which will be extended south from Mesa. The amount of power to be furnished will depend upon the number of wells.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01

The Phoenix All Stars and the Prescott Grays won a game apiece at the latter city Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01

Inc discord uays cOme aII LOO Eoon- Keep young. keep sweet, keep pure.
 say,
 And let your joys be joys to-dsyl
 Keep young, The heart that trills its way along Win speak to others with it's song; The hands of men will seek to press The hand held out in happiness!
 Keep sweet! The heart that beats its measure pure Will reap a harvest strong and sure; The peace of living right and true, Win keep the skies above you blue!
 Keep purei An. keep your heart in tune. my boy, And let the tune be filled with joy; You'll find life worth the living when You keep your heart in tune with men,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01

D. N. LeBaron of Phoenix had a rather startling experience Saturday morning with a large rattlesnake- He had been out to breakfast and was re turning to his place of business when he noticed huge rattler lying in the grass. Thinking that the reptile had 0een Killed. he put his foot on the rat ties and the snake immediately dis pelled all ideas as to its being dead one. LeBaron was struck with force on the leg but tsc thiekness of hfz trousers prevented his being bitten. The snake then coiled ready to strike again when LeBarol secured a stone and dispatched 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01

Single rooms and apartments with, or without private baths, or buffet kitchen, s15 and up nd cold running water in each room. Best To Angels Flight; 3 minutes from business and
 B. F. MONTGOMERY, Prop.
 LOS ANGELES, GAL.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-01
New Things.

NEW iUlu9S.
 Breaking in new things. as a rule, is not pleasant. Brides may be an exception, but generally speaking, it requires patience and labor. and, ire quently, suffering to break in any thing. I don't know that l am using this phrase break in" advisedly, but it is Automatically plain. at least.
 For instance, new shoes are usually bothersome; new suit doesn't always feel comfortable, although it may be a perfect fit, and genteel; new type writer tthe machine, mean) is al ways stiff and ugly about speeding; while a new saddle is an abomination. And so is new house, in spots
 At least that's what thought the other midnight when I got home from hearing Boiling Arthur Johnson lee ture on oberammergau at the Press club of Chicago My wife was still up and dressed, and when your Aunt Anna doesn't go to bed and sleep and let Uncle By take care of his own troubles, you can make a safe bank that she is worried about something.
 This time. it was man in the base ment, only the maid discovered that 1t wasn't a man (This is leap year, you know,) but fire. The cellar was filled with smoke and the brave women fought their way to the battle line and discovered that the fire was inside the chimney beneath the fire. place. where it couldn't do any par. ticular harm except smoke.
 To keep me from turning in a fire alarm, your Aunt Anna had remained up, as sweet as a saint, and as pa. tient. Well, I went down into Inferno and opened the ash door and found that the carpenters had been using the chimney flue for a wastebasket all the time my house was in process of being finished, There were boards and news papers, old lunches and tobacco cans to the extent of a boiler full, inside that flue Ali of this, excepting the cans, was smoldering and sending out an aroma calculated to inspire words of prcfan-er, words of praise.
 It was 2:30 when I went to bed, but Rs turned over to invite Morpheus to come and do his worst, I said softly to your aunt:
 Well, there's one thing nice about it. anyhow, THAT can't happen again.
 But all next day, the bill collector | never showed up once, and while we were sitting in front of the great fire, place in the evening and the bull pup on the rug was watching the hickory logs spark and snap, your uncle said to your aunt:
 But it's worth it all, isn't it. old ,, , Iady?"
 And the old lady said. softly:
 "Yes, dear!"