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Arizona republican., 1908-09-11

MT. Clark said: 'The question now is snail we send to the halls of congress a live one"" He described the mark ed success of Mir. Cameron in all that he had ever undertaken and the un- bounded confidence he had inspired in his ability to do things His acauaint- ahce with men prominent in congress and In the republican party was all ready greater than that of Mark Smith and his acquaintance with them would be employed to the advantage of Ari- zona. Said he: If Ralph Cameron does not not accomplish more in one term than Mark Simth has in twelve years, l will never again ask the sup port of the voters in his behalf"
 The last speech of the night was that of Joseph E. Morrison of Bisbee Who entertained the audience with amusing anecdotes which pointed ar guments in behalf of MT. Cameron. He described the whirlwind campaign Of the candidate through the southern part of the territory. his vigorous man. her of canvassing and the confidence which he had already inspired. Mir Morrison pledged him a plurality If 300 in the county of Cochise, which had hitherto been the impregnable stronghold of Mark Smith Gila, an other Smith county. Mir Morrison said, would be found in the Cameron column when the votes were counted on the night of November 3.
 In concluding the meeting, Chairman Adams said that Mir. Cameron would be found at the hotel from half past nine until eleven this morning. where he would be glad to welcome the re- pubhcans of Phoenix and the Salt river valley.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
AEROPLANE RECORD
 FURTHER SMASHED
OrVille Wrisht's Flight eYesterday Was More Successful Than Any Preceding One.

Washington, Sept. 10-Orville Wright today broke the worlds rec ord for time and distance for heavier than air flying machines which he established yesterday. In his flight re- Iquiring great skill on account of the ten mile wind. he circled around the drill grounds at Fort Myer fifty-eight times in siXty-five minutes and fifty two seconds, exceeding the time of yesterdays record flight by three minutes and thirty seven seconds. The flight was witnessed by nearly thousand people.
 Throughout the day the weather was threatening and Mir. Wright did
 not arrive at the field until after 1 o'clock. The machine was wheeled across the field on detachable wheels and placed on the starting track.
 At sos the aeroplane rose from the ground almost immediately after leav- ing the single starting rail It con tinued to climb higher with each successive round of the field until it reached an altitude of seventy-five feet. For the first thirty rounds the machine flew as smoothly as on pre- vious flights but from that time on was seen to pitch at the turns as the breeze struck it.
 Whenever the machine pitched it could be plainly seen from below, it responded promptly to every move of the levers by the operator. Assistants marked time in the large figures at intervals on the roof of a shed in order that MT. Wright could see how long he had been in the air. A gust of wind unusually strong struck the aerial fly Ter during the forty second round and it plunged sharply. causing the crowd to eXclaim in alarm. MT. Wright then brought the machine lower, but on the
 fifty-th round it reached and alti- tude of 200 feet. It came down at the northern end of the field at the end of the fifty eighth round, landing easily.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY.

Columbia, s. C.. Sept. 10.-The lat est democratic primary returns indi- cate that E. D. Smith defeated John G. Evans for United States senator by majority of 30.000
 Swearingen. Senator Tillman's blind nephew, has been nominated for state superintendent of education.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
.CANNQN'S CAMPAIGN
 STARTED Al HOME
The Speaker Devotes Himself to Gompers and the Labor Question.

Danville, Sept. 10.-Speaker J. G. Cannon tonight opened his campaign for reelection to congress in his home town. Almost the entire address of nearly two hours was devoted to the labor question. He paid his respects to Samuel Gempers, president of the American, Federation of Labor who spoke here on Labor Day and attacked Mir. Cannon, inviting union working men to vote against him.
 MT. Cannon plainly said he would never vote in congress fer a boycott and some other things demanded by .Gompers. including an anti-injunction law that would make fish of one and fowl of another.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
If the carrier faiIs to Ieave rhe Re

If the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti- fy the office before noon and a sPe- cial messenger will deliver it. We expect subscribers to get their paper every day in the year, and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
YANKEE SAILORS.
They Like Melbourne and 115 of Them
 Decided to Stay.

Melbourne, Sept. 1O.-The battleship Kansas and supply ship Culgoa sailed this afternoon to join the rest of the American fleet at Albany, having been left behind to await the American mail and pick up such sailors as were left behind when the fleet sailed. A num- Der of men who missed their ships re- ported to the Kansas and patrols searched the city. but there are still 115 stragglers unaccounted for
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
Another Mistake Corrected.

There's no truth in these jokes about summer girls not remembering the fellows they were engaged to-"
 "No?"
 ''No; I just reminded Miss Flirtigirl that we were engaged at the seashore and she remembered it perfectly"
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
YELLOW FEVER AT KINGSTON

Kingston (St Vincent B. w. I) Sept. 1O.-Aceording to official reports two cases of yellow fever have occurred here, both terminating fatally today. The origin of the disease is not known and stringent measures are being talk en to prevent an epidemic. The heat has been oppressive for several days.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
FoRAKER CALLS ON TAFT.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1O.-The call of Senator Foraker at the office of Judge Taft in Hinton hotel, a half hours con ference which followed and statements of cordiality by each party, constituted a new feature of the day at the Taft headquarters
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
FLEET IN ALBANY
 tARlY THIS MORNING
1t Will Be Joined There By the Lag gards Left at Melbourne.

Albany, Sept. 11.-(Friday, 1 a.m.)- The American fleet is now out fifty miles from Breaksea island, the en- trance to King Georges sound. A wireless message received from the flagship Connecticut says the ships will anchor at about ' a. m. in the outer harbor. Fine weather was eX- perienced during the entire voyage from Melbourne. from which port the fleet sailed Saturday last.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
FIVE PERISH INTHE SEA.

Grimsby. England, Sept. 1O.-The British steamer Pacific, 1860 tons from Sunderland for the. river Platte, was wrecked off this port yesterday. The Traveller rescued eighteen of the crew from a heavy sea. Five lost their lives.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
THE PACIFIC FLEET.

Honolulu, Sept 1O.-The Pacific fleet towing the seven torpedo boat destroy CTS sailed at 123O this afternoon for Samoa. The supply ship Solace re- mained at Honolulu to await the mail.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
THE WEATHER.

Washington. Sept. 10.-Weather forecast for Arizona: Fair in the south; local showers in the north DOT tion Friday and Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11

SOLICITORS to in terview largest and best class of trade; good positions for bright, ac- tive men; $50 to $1OO per week. c. T. Box 5O1, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11

WE REQUIRE the services of an ed ucated American, 9 to 40. capable of filling a position of responsibili- ty; state if at present employed and salary expected. Address L. 429, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
DAILY FASHION TALKS
 BY EBAY MANToN

C. C Ii % L
 VI oc k 8
 S that are worn over sepa- rate guinness arg so practical aswell as dainty t h q t | h ( Y appeal to every mother. Here Is one that can be made from challis, cash mere, s CT ge, chiffon Pana- ma, shepherds check or any other liz h | weight wool ma- terial and which gives pretty graceful lines without elAbo- ration. Both the five gorsd skirt and the blouse arc box plaited and give long li es and the shcrt wide N eyes are ioin- cd to the blcuse iD VisiDly. In this instance eclden brown chiffon Panama is trimmed with pias bands of plaid in browns and white with lin s of yellow. Blues are fash ionable, how = ever, dark winc reds " iIf b c much worn and th.re are excsp- tionallr attrl;t- i've plaids and checks among tn n c W ma terials For a plAiner dress the Ski-t could te trit untri med ard the blouse finished with tarding. Fer d d-essy froek p'aii silk could be used with tan6s of velvet rii,,5or.
 For a girl of I2 years of age the dr. ss will require 6H Yaros of mateti- al 24. 57s yards 52 CT 4H ards A i; ches wide W it h 4 yard A. inches vile
Arizona republican., 1908-09-11
SCHOOL OPENING.

schools will open on September 21, and there is a scurrying home of the vaca- tiOnists who have children, that they may be here on time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Receipt. Of Produce

Wheat. ctls ..................... 500
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, April underwent comprehensive
Though
stocks absorbed with and the
The bond the main topic OF
60 yesterday,
which bond offered for subscription and the deductions to be
railroad below 9 The premium the allotment price
the
high 90 reflection OF the confidence inspired by the power
the Pennsylvania financing significant OF the
conditions l9O
Pennsylvania authorized $OO0 stock and
OF this authorization to be
bond with
order attract the requisite
Pennsylvania incident Union
Pacific The explanation banking aa
enlisted powerful
Pennsylvania bond fotation AS
holders bonds
unaged of these position
laggard
Prices heavy
The nade
uted boz were unchanged on call
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers higher
Cotton from IA to 20 points lower with the trade bearsh
Bank of England of discount unchanged at cent
Not much doing the local stock exchanges.
Silver and Hongkong exchange lower.
New York exchange quiet and unchanged.
Corn advanced again Oats dull but firm
Wheat &c higher Chicago, but unchanged here.
Barley futures higher but the cash grain unchanged
Hay very dull owing to the associations picnic
Bran and mddngs quiet Cornea higher Beans before
Choice potatoes in lighter supply and firm.
Poultry and game markets show little new feature.
Eggs slightly lower. Butter weak. Cheese unchanged.
New cherries bringing good prices. Oranges firm.
No further developments in dried fruits
Cattle, sheep and hogs unchanged
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions


CHICAGO, April 23.-wheat opened strong
with the May delivery showing a gain of 1c COM
pared with last nights close. The July and
September options were tribe higher at the
start In sympathy with May. but later weak
ened somewhat because of the favorable outlook
for the new crop. An improved demand from
exporters helped to stimulate the demand late In
the day and the market closed strong, with
prices at the top. May wheat opened Y gle
higher at 96$ @97hc, advanced to 9s%c and
closed sl at s 9sN@9s%c;, July opened M@hc
advanced to S9%c, where 1t closed.
Corn opened dull, but the market later became
active and prices advanced nearly 1c from the
low point The marker closed strong at the
highest point of the day. May opened a shade
higher at 665kc, sold OF to 66ss @66%c and then
advanced to 6734c. The close was at 67Mc.
July opened unchanged at 82Mc, sold at 62X
62ssc and then advanced to 63hc. The close
was at 63Mc.
Trade in oats was dull. May opened Jsc high
er at 53Nc sold between 5SAc and 531sc and
closed at 53Ac. July opened hc higher at
45 zac. advanced to 46c and closed at 453zc.
Provisions were firm the greater part OF the
day, notwithstanding the 5@10c decline in hogs.
At the close July pork was up 30c, lard was up
1712c and ribs were 15c higher.
Tha Lear frfJ1 u0ed nj
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, April 23.-The London tin mar
ket was higher, with spot quoted at f144 lbs
arr aru aS S;e lUs Inc ocai markes was
ranging from 31-e5Iac to 81. 1211c.
Copper advanced TO EDS 5s for spot and f5s
15s for futures In the London market. The To-
cal market was quiet and unchanged. with lake
quoted at 12.754l2.SI1ac; eectrolytic, II. 81 " a
u. t5c: casting, 12.371a 912.60c-
Lead was lower in London, with spot quoted
at f13 5s. The local market was steady and un-
changed at 3.97L Qg4.0212c.
Spelter was unchanged f21 5s in London and
at 4.60@4.65c In the local market.
Iron was lower in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at Sos Sd and Cleveland
warrants at DIS Cd. The local market was with
out further change.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
THE STOCK MARKET
Southern Nevada Stocks Generally Duu
and Featureless-Comstoc
Ffrmer

Had It not been for the activity in cr.at
6eno, sales OF which amounted to Sc 500 shares
the southern Nevada stocks would have bssn
Practicaily hfeless- This stock which closed on
WEDNESDAY at 43c. openet at 54c rose to 5ar-
rai ano fsil back to 4ae where It closed the dsy.
tne otner southern Nevsdas were Irregular sorna
being frmer and others weaker, but the n,srEss
was without feature e --a1>71
:. There was more doing In the Comsfocks. and
me Gay business was rery fair The feature
Was an advance In Mexican from 81 % To
: l31iz. and the rest OF the Iist ruiec Arm -ttb
Changes generally upward
un tne stock and bond exchange there was
sc;ssterins ;,S ring business in both bonds and shares
Win none especially activs. The bids Tor the
sugar stocks ranged higher. The Spring valley
water general mortgage per- cent bonds were
fraction or two weaker. but the stock re-
ed Railroads were higher again at S65-
Inc Pleasanton lime and cement works has
levied an assessment OF 1oc. delinquent May q;
iinguent May 20.
The matter OF the establishment OF an ex-
enanze Clearing house has been revived hy the
San Francisco stock and exchange board. The
present board OF governors. at a meeting on
Wednesday, declared in favor OF the clearing
house system By vote OF to 3 and the mat
ter Win soon be submitted TO the members.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES April 23--Trading on the
street and exchange was Of a. sluggish nature
this morning and prices were a little WEAKER:
Coachella and Texas onions were onered at
were heavy offerings of Oregon potatoes and
prices were beaten down TO a low level.
Cabbage was scarce, but there WILL De plenty
OF 1t in few days. The rains WILL send all
kinds of vegetables on the market and prices
Will probably go down.
ceipts were light, fish are being driven out
to sea BY the unusually large number OF small
boats In the harbors. There was plenty OF
northern fish,
Receipts: Eggs, 800 cases; butter. 2s.so7
pounds; cheese, 2,Sl6 pounds; potatoes ,.- i,,s!
Butter-Creamery, extras. 473sc; creamery.
nrsts 45c; eastern, hrsts, 2Oc; dairy. Zoc: COOK
Ing, 16@1Sc; oleomargaxine, tubs, l692 2Oc
Eggs-Local ranch, candled. 1I9lsc; seiected.
1sc; case count, 1854 @l7c; northern case count,
-Cheese-Northern fresh. 14@15c; anchor, large
15c; anchor. Young America, 16c; hano cneese
anchor brand, Lie; eastern singles, lIc' eastern
twins 1.c; eastern cheddars iici eastern long
imported. 32c Swiss, domestic, 23c; brick cream,
2lc; limburger. 22G23c
Potatoes (per ctll-Fancy highland burnanks,
Soc@$1; choice 90cls1 fancy Salinas, sl.2Sg
l.50; choice s1.25; fancy Oregon early rose Sz'g
30; Idaho, $1.26; Lompoc. sl.o9@ 10 aosa!
potatoes, 1925 red sweet potatoes, $S per sasx-
Onions-Ohio yellow. s4.5u; Colorado RED glooe'
Beans lper ctl)-Pink No. l. $3ooqga.oo; nma
No. l. $5; Lady Washington No /, $5.so; small
white No. /, $3.70@3.s5; blackeyes. 20; Garvan.
zas, $5, 90; lentils. 1lsc.
Chflis-Evaporated. 12I5c.
Popc0rn-New, 4.5o per 100 lbs
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Another lsc Topped OF the quotation for
extra eggs yesterday, the market falling back to
2lc dozen and closing weak at that figure on
the exchange. Stocks were offered freely at the
receivers appeared TO be well supplied and the
highest bid was 201ac. Large packers who had
previously been buying everything offered under
the call In order to hold the market up eyincei
no disposition to pursue such tactics yesterday.
AS all shipping orders for butter from the
north were about flled chat department OF ths
market turned weak. and while the quotations
for creamery goods were unchanged offers to sell
at the current rates met with no response on
change. Some receivers were expecting the
market to settle down toward a storage basis
while others were firm In their views and cling.
Ing TO their holdings. There was sale for m.
ture delivery under the call, $500 pounds OF
having 10 days In which to make the delivery.
Quotations for cheese were undistirbed lot
of 25 fancy California nats was sold at I2c a
pound.
Receipts were $1,000 lbs butter, 1890 lbs
cheese and 1,e36 cases eggs.
nshed by sales, bids and offers on the door Of
the dairy exchange Prices on the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations generally
range from l15c to &c higher. owing to the vari-
GUS charges to be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras, 231Sc per Ib,
weak; No. I packing stock, 1910; steady; No.
do. 1910, steady.
Cheese-Fancy California new Oats. re per
10, steady; do frsts. 11kc, hrm; do seconds
lo1sc, nrm; fancy new Young Americas. i3kc
drm; do frsts, l2c, Arm; fancy New York stor.
age, l6lac. steady: Oregon do 14c. steady.
Eggs lper dozen. cases included,-Caiiforuia
fresh extras, 21c. weak do drsts, I9lsc. steady:
DO seconds. l7c. firm; do thirds. Ice, arm; No.
soiled, l9c, hrm; No. do, lie frrn
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Poultry and Came

Yesterdays arrivals of poultry were only 30
coops from state shipping points, and bnyers
nad only this limited quantity from which TO
make selections the mafket was dull The re-
ceipts consisted largely Of small hens and under
offered at easy rates. Large chickens remained
nrm, and occasional sales Of fat heavy hens or
extra large fryers were reported at small pre-
MUM. Ducks and geese cut but little figure in
the offerings. and there was but little Inquiry
Tor pigeons or game.
Poultry tper dozen)-Hens, s450a5.5o for
ROSTERS S494.5 so: young roosters. 81 .50@S so;
90 s extras, h ss9lo; fryeTs S7@si large broiers.
$6@7 for young and s4l5 for old; pigeons, 81 25G
l-6e; squabs, $2@2.5U; geese. s2@2.5o per pair:
gosings, $393:5 so per pair; turkeys, nominal.
Game lper dozen)-Geese, nominal; hare, 81:
cottontail rabbits. $1@I25.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Loans, Exchange and silver
Wheat and other Grain.

wheat-Chicago was &c higher, with weather
favorable and receipts increasing. Liverpool
WAS 1hc up. Argentine shipments for the week
are estimated at 2.800.o00 bushels.
The local situation remained just as before
stated.
CASH WHEAT
California club, $l.6215 Ql.65: do, milling,
81 .65; California white Australian 81. 10; lower
grades of California, $1.350i.60; northern club.
$l.62h l.65: northern bluestem, $1.671a al. 20;
northern red, $1.60: turkey red, $1.65@l.70.
FUTURES
1890 q. m. Session
No quotations.
2 D. m. Session
May-s1:63 bid, s1.64 asked.
Barley-The December option advanced S&c.
The cash grain showed no particular change.
Receipts continued light. The Oregon and
Washington grades were quoted at $l.S5@1.S715.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed spot 81. u al. 40; com.
mon to fair. sl.3215911.S5 per ctl; brewing ship
ping and chevallsf, nominal
FUTURES
/10:30 a. m. Session.
Open High Low @ Close
pecember-s,s s,g 3. m. Session
Oats-There is nothing whatever new in this
: q GOOD i to choice red. sI.55@l57A; ordinary do.
81 Al " @l.52h; white. $1.5oQl.65; gray are
nominal.
Corn-Has again advanced and the market is
very firm. though stil1 dull.
California small round yellow. nominal; large
yellow. sacked, S1.75 in bulk. San Francisco
track sl67; white. $1.67; mixed, si-65; Egyp-
tian. nominal.
Rye-CaIifornia, s1.47ss @1.5o per ctl.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
DRIED FRUITS
New york COTTON Market

NEW YORK, April 23.-Huttons wire says:
The cotton market today developed renewed
weakness owing to rather unexpected weak
ness in the Liverpool markets. The situation
depressing features as regards trade conditions
that 1t Is very difhuclt to say whether the bot
tom has yet been reached. Cotton has no
friends on earth and Is selling at ridicuiously
low price. There are heavy rains all over the
belt and it is not needed Everybody Is bearish
the outlook and saying that the south will
raise big crop, but the cotton Is by means
all planted and will not be until the last Of
May
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands, 1o.o5c.
middling gulf. 1030c. No sales
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Northern Business

SEATTLE, Wash. April 23.-Clearings,s ST.
601 1852; balances, $165,6s0
TACOMA, Wash, April 23.-Clearings, $685..
416: balances, SI6, ,42e.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 23.-Clearings, $685.
634: balances, s104,5
SPOKANE, Wash. April 23.-Clearinss,
$S04, sol; balances, $164, ,653
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
LOCAL MARKETS
San Francisco Money Market

San Francisco Money Market
There was nothing Of Importance new yester-
day. The Bank OF England rate Of discount
remained unchanged at 8 per cent. The local
exchange market showed no variation except
decline In Hongkong exchange, following a
fall in silver. There is not much doing In New
York exchange just now. as the taxes are being
paid and our merchandise indebtedness to New
York for the last quarter has been pretty well
nquldated. Rates Tor loans stand as before.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
J butter. 1890 lbs
Egg Marked in Nearhx connti..

HOLLlSIEh April 23--Eggs dropped half a
cent q dozen today, the best local quotation be-
ing 1910. Shipments are light because Of the
rain. Crop prospects have greatly improved
SANTA CRUZ, April 2S.-The egg market
,sna remains a nrm and supply more than meets the
ioSai s. demand; ao Merchants are paying INC and
daily to San Francisco. where producers and
q ready market at better than local prices
From Capitola station the shipment is fully as
large as from Santa Cruz as there are many
ponlterers in that vicinity: The rains Of the
last two days have made the hearts OF farmers
1ubilant, restoring assurances OF plenty Of feed
and good crops. The rain has been a warm one
and has done no damage
,, p,ETALUMA, April 3s.-This was somewhat
duller day. but the drop of half cent In San
Francisco did not affect the local egg market.
most buyers paying l9c to zoe. The prospect
tonight Of heavy shower Is looked forward 10
BY the people of the section as being much
needed.
SANTA ROSA, April 23.-The prices for eggs
went on half point today receipt of IN
formation from San Francisco Of a decline there.
lgc being. paid for choice and tic for seconds.
The supply continues heavy and a carload was
shipped today to the San Francisco market With
others ready to go soon. The rain has encour.
aged the producers to hope for lower rates for
feed. which has been higher this year than for
several seasons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Eastern LIvestock Market

OMAHA, April 23.-Cattle-Receipts 2, 400:
market strong Native steers. $506.65; cows
@5.50: range cows and heifers, $2.75@4 80:
Gamers. S2@325: stockers and feeders. $36
5-30; calves, S3@5.50; bulls ard stays, $ad5
Hogs-Rcceipts $500; Market. weak to lower.
Heavy So.so@5.4o; mixed. &t20Q5.35; light,
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-24
Cash Grain and Proyisiona

CHICAGO, April 23.--The leading cash quota
2, 67asc; No. 2 yellow, 6Tssc. Oats-No. 3,
soc. Barley-Fair to choice mailing 746s4c
FIaxseed-No. northwestern. $1.22. Timothy
seed-Prime, AIS. Short ribs, sides (Ioose),
Lard. per 100 lbs, $s.0f1s Short clear sides
lboxed), $l-25@T.50. Whisky. basis Of high