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Arizona republican., 1908-01-10
OF LOCAL INTEREST
GAME AT TEMPE-The

GAME AT TEMPE-The Mexican Maroons and Mesa will cross bats at Tempe Sunday. l.. Quiros is the man ager of the local nine. Grijalva will pitch.
 PAINTING FRONT-The front of the Southern Pacific offices and those occupied by r.. j. Bcnnitt and Co. is receiving fresh coat of paint of a bright green color. The porch is be- ing painted a dull red.
 THOMAS RYNNlNG HERE-Thos. Rynning. superintendent of the peni- tentiary az Yuma. is in the city for few days on business. The health of the prisoners at the pen is good at present. Eytinsc k making special ef- forts to sell products of the prisoners labor through different firms in Phoe- nix.
 A SATISFIED NvESTOR.-DanieI Hutchinson of Massachusetts, and in cidentally of Phoenix. returned here recently to spend the rest of the win ter. It has been his usual custom in late wears tO visit Phoenix every win ter. both because he likes the Phoenix climate and because he is one of the men who many years ago saw future for this valley and invested some mon ~ in it. He has been an owner of valley realty for perhaps twenty years past and has no reason now to be sorry of it. He also has invest ments in Nebraska and came from there here. He says the farmers in Nebraska are rich and prosperous now just as the Arizona farmers are fast becoming. He called special atten- tion to the fact that nowhere is there an opportunity for such results from small beginnings in an agricultural way. through intensive cultivation. as in this valley. He says the farmers with whom he has done business here. none of them have over eighty acres of land and they all seem to be pros porous. Some of them are even cut ting that area in two and selling half
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10

structed for Secretary Taft asi mat ters now stand. If there is yet to be an effort made to force the nomination on Roosevelt, a delegation wholly un- der the influence of the national ad- ministration could probably be de- pended upon to throw its support against Taft at any stage of the pro- ceedings.
 So far as l am personally concerned l have only the kindliest feelings for the secretary of war. But I believe as I have always believed that the terri tory should send uninstructed delega- tions to both the national republican and democratic conventions. I believe there are to be found in the republic can party of this territory men not owned or controlled by any faction: men thoroughly competent and equip ped to cope with the delegates from any other section Of the country; men in whose judgment the republican party could safely rely without under taking to have them committed in ad- vance
 Naturally. l feel. as a great major ity of the people of Arizona do. that
  atOr Foraker. Nevertheless ' would not favor the sending of a territorial delegation to the national convention instructed Cor him.
 'I am sorry the Arizona Democrat has seen fit to represent that l am playing the part that it would have it appear l am playing. My position is this: l should like very much to see the voters of Arizona get a square deal. but should not like To see the political affairs of the territory manipulated in such Wa- as to warrant the charge that a majority Of the citizens of Ari- Zona are without minds of their own. but are convenient subjects for those who by appointment or otherwise oc- cupy commanding positions. And I do not believe that such will be the case. even should it be demonstrated that an effort is being made unduly to influence the sentiment in this ter ritory"
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10
HAND BAGS.

A chance to save on leather goods. Bags from s1.OO to s1O. Special ............1-4 OFF
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10

of it Many are supporting ! their families and making $500 a veal of forty acres. One man he talked with told him he had eighty acres but sold half of it this year and off the other forty he not only supported his fam fly. but made between LOGO and 8. 0O0 Phoenix he says has more money than any place of the size he has seen re- gently. It is the only town he has been in since the panic where script
 is not used to some extent.
 REPRESENTING CENSUS BU- REAU-Adam A. Wilhelm. represent ing the United States census bureau. is in the city from Los Angeles His work here is compiling d record of criminal statistics from all the local courts for the year of 1906 This work has been going on over the country for some time and the bureau is much be- hind in the work. About 125 men have been employed on this special depart ment. The purpose is tO be able to compare the extent of 0rime with that in former years. to see what crimes are on the increase. the classes of criminals and kindred facts. The data NAA'al -Nii- " illi'llll 4T -sitllfiAlAS III cludes name of accused. offense cnarg- ed. date. plea, disposition of case and by what means. trial by court or jury. verdict. sentence. appeal. result. to what institution sentenced. IL also is required to obtain the age. sex. race conjucial condition and q number of other things in this relation. The work will be finished here in about a week but it will be several months be- fore the final report is all in. Nearly all the courts in the country have been gone over those in Arizona being among the last. Work on the 1907 records will commence in a short time Statistical records have been kept by the government for the past ten years The work comes under the department of commerce and labor.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10

One lot of Ladies' Night Gowns made of heavy quality outing Flannel in white only. well made. neatly trimmed and extra width and length. a regular S1.25 garment Your choice while they last 7Ic
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10

Pres de Soie and Spun Glass Cn- derskirts in black and cOlors. Val ues S2.50 to $S.50. Special dis count .....- 20 PER CENT
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10
1 EChamberlain's S
 Cough Remedy

T. is fsvorite with many mothers and never disappoints them. It contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given with implicit confidence.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-10
Do Not Trihe
 With a Cold

Is good advice for men and women. It may be vital in the case of child. Long experience has proven that there IS noth- ing better for colds in children than
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
Alrahln Mo Ioks.

Only little while ago II was tn,
fashion TO Joke about airships which
dy like turtle and swim like a
monkey In the past few months
achievements In aviation and balloon.
ing have been chronicled In rapid sue
cession. Count zeppelln's motor bal.
loon for ~ hours carried IA men
among the hills OF Switzerland. and
for day or two drew attention away
from aeroplanes. The human inter.
est OF Count zeppeln's success lies
In the fact thai he has given half his
life and all his fortune TO his ex-
periments. Henry Farman won the
Armengaud prize for staying in the air
is minutes on an aeropiane. Bleriot
remained In the air eight minutes on
an aeroplane. and travelled five miles.
Almost the same day the June Bug.
an aeroplane made at Hammondsport.
N. Y. by the Aerial Experiment as
ISOLATION, went a mile and described
complete circle. Before the sum-
mer Is done the government will have
tested the machines of the Wright
brothers. Mr.. A. NJ Herring, and
others. Prof Langley's experiments,
which In apparent results came to
nothing. may bear fruit after mis-
death. like the work of many man
at whom the Philistines have scoffed.
For his aerodrome, which has been
locked up In the Smithsonian institu.
ton. has become interesting again to
the war department since the success
OF other mechanical birds. Langley's
great difficulty was with engines, but
the building of light. powerful motors
has made much progress since his ex-
periments. All the great governments
are interested In airships. and invent.
ors are being supported as never be-
fore by public and private money and
encouragement.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
About MakIna underwear,

There is a soft spot In the heart OF
every civilized woman for dainty and
fluffy underwear. The more billowy
and airy an undergarment, the more II
is appreciated and longed for by the
adoring woman.
Even the daintiest underwear can be
made inexpensively. OF course hand
work is in the lead, but there are
many women who must economize on
time and labor as well as In expense.
II il easy TO combine hand work with
machine sewing to good results. For
instance. let the long seams and hens
be sewed on the machine, while the
hand work is reserved for the whip
ping ON OF insertion and lace and the
tiny finishing touches which many peo
Pile neglect In the belief that they are
not essential.
OF course all seams In underwear
should be covered. that is to say, all
underwear should be made with
French seams. as this covers up the
raw edges. None but the daintiest
pearl buttons should be used on under.
wear OF any kind
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26

wrap and a separate frock Match the
color OF the wrap rather than the
gown.
The coloring OF all separate wraps
should be neutral. No glazing reds.
brilliant blues, or vivid greens. Rather
select something which will harmonlzo
with almost any dress you may find IN
the wardrobe.
A soft, dull gray wrap can be worn
well with any gown. Tan color Is an
old standby and II you can boast OF
only one wrap. this wouldNbe a safe
choice.
Dark blue is almost strictly a sum
mer shade, and a soft golden brown
makes better looking fall garment
For evening wear. Of course, the pale
shades are every appropriate.
The well-dressed summer girl has
boosted of a striped skirt. and this
she now wishes TO use for general
wear. With these skirts are worn odd
jackets. matching the dark stripe in
the skirt material. II the skirt is .
three-toned gray stripe. then match
the darkest shade for the odd jacket
The illustration presents a splendid
model for jacket OF this character
The picture shows narrow braided
vest. but the jacket could be cut two
inches larger in the fronts, and the
vest eliminated entirely.
This particular jacket was worn
with a brown and tan striped skirt.
The material was French serge. The
Jacket was OF plain brown French
serge in the matching shade. The
braiding was done by hand in a soft
shade OF brown silk soutache.
The soft silk tie, forming a collar at
the back, and falling in graceful ends
over the front, was OF brown louislne
finished on at either side with bronze
buckles.
The model could be made simpler by
making the sleeves full length ano
eliminating the braiding. II would re
quire IA yards of double width serge
to make this jacket, or five yards OF
silk
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
Missouri Farmer Hanged.

Kingston, Mo.-Albert Filley. the
triple murderer. was hanged here
Monday morning. Filley killed his
wife. his brother and his baby at their
farm home year ago. Fiiley's
brother Henry and Henry's wife lived
with him and he assaulted them when
they discovered he had fatally wound.
ed his wife and child with club or
ak. Mrs. Henry Filley escaped to
neighbours and when the murderer
was arrested at the scene Of the
slaughter he declared Henry killed
the other members of the family and
that he killed Henry In selfdefense.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
RoAsTs BANK EXAMINERS.
Comptroller Says Quality OF Their
Work Must be Improved.

Washington.-"f say to you en-
phatically THAT your work must be
improved. Embezzlements have
failed OF discovery; defalcations and
dishonesty have been concealed from
you. and In many cases you have
failed to correctly or even approx
mately estimate the value of the pa
per and securities held by the banks"
This was the declaration made on
Monday by Comptroller OF the Cur
rency Lawrence o. Murray In ad-
dressing the conference of national
bank examiners representing practi.
cally all of the territory east Of Ohio.
The conference, which is being held
behind closed doors, is expected tc
continue for several days. and is the
first under the comptrollers bill OF
September 3, designed to discuss the
bank examiners work with a view
to radical Improvement
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
KNIGHT IS NAMED
FOR GOVERNOR
Demonstration Started at the Logan
Convention Results in Selection
Of PROVO Mining Man.
Delegates cheered and Marched for
twenty-five Minutes Before Chair
man Powers Could Restore a
Semblanee Of order.

Logan. Utah.--The Democrats OF
Utah held their state convention In
this city on Tuesday. placing a state
ticket in the field, headed by Jesse
Knight, the Provo mining man. ABE
John Evans OF Utah county placed
the name OF Uncle Jesse" before tho
convention. The moment Mr. Evans
spoke the name of his candidate, o
demonstration was started which
lasted for twenty-five minutes. The
delegates cheered and marched, and
kept up the demonstration until ap
parently exhausted When Judge o
w. Powers of Salt Lake, chairman OF
the convention. finally succeeded IN
restoring a semblance OF order. State
Chairman l.. X. Martineau moved
that the nomination be made by &C
Clamation, and the Provo man was
chosen as the Democratic candidate
for governor
After the selection OF the candidate
for governor, the balance OF the
ticket was chosen I'm record.breakinp
order. the complete ticket being as
follows:
Governor-Jesse Knight, Utah
county.
Secretary OF state-E. r.. owen,
Cache county.
State reasurer-Joseph Il. Game.
Salt Lake county.
State auditor-L. w. Nixon. Emery
county.
Superintendent public instruction
d. H. Robinson, Sanpete county.
Justice of supreme court-Samuel
W. Stewart, Salt Lake county.
Attorney general-Joseph w.
stringfellow. Salt Lake county.
Representative in congress-Ly-
man r. Martineau. Salt Lake county.
Presidential electors--Frank b.
Stephens. Salt Lake county; Aquilla
r. Nebeker. Rich county; James An
drus, Washington county.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
BUSY DAY IN LINCOLN.
Five Parties Hold State Convention In
Nebraska City.

oln.-Republicans. Democrats,
Populists, Prohibltionists and Social
lists held their state conventions here
Tuesday evening for the adoption OF
party platforms.
In the Republican convention a
plank calling for the guaranty OF bank
deposits was defeated by vote OF 4sc
10 10. plank was adopted favoring
laws regulating and supervising the Is
suance OF stocks and bonds OF public
service corporations and prohibiting
the issuance OF watered securities.
The Democratic platform promises
n state bank deposit guarantee law
and physical valuation of railroads.
The Populist convention announced
that the party still stands as a fighting
force in the land; declares that II
makes paramount issues for every
political election. announces this year
TO be for sound money system. The
Populist platform declares for Bryan
for president.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
our Biz Export Trade.

Analysis OF the returns OF foreign
trade OF the United states during the
last fiscal year reveals some interest.
ing features. Among other things
it Is seen that there was a large
increase in exports OF manufactured
American goods. most desirable
tendency, which has been pronounced
for years. Thus sales abroad of ag.
ricultural implements were 2i.300..
900, against s160OO.0O0 in 1900; car
riages, cars and other vehicles, s22..
00c.O 900. against 100000; chemicals,
drugs. dyes and medicines s20sO0,0 900,
against $12,0OO.0OO; manufacture OF
iron aud steel. slS4,OO.O0O against
1922, ZOO, 900; leather and manufac.
lures of, s4O,7OO.0OO. against $4,000.
900, and so on. The average total
export OF manufactures ready for con.
sumption was, for a ive-year term.
s329. 100000 for the period ended with
1900 and $3.50, 600. 900 for that ended
with 1907, and in 1908 was s4ss,50O,.
900. These figures tell their own
story OF Increase in nearly every line,
the only item In which there was
little II any. gain being The export OF
cotton goods AS this is the great
cotton-producing country of the world,
our failure to get better foothold in
the .cotton-goods markets is discom
fitlng. The dispatches abiding to
this showing point out that the sales
abroad are largely the result OF a
foreign demand that finds here the
most convenient source OF supply. and
that they do not represent aggressive
commercial activity" on the part OF
American producers. But, declares
the Troy IN " Times, there is
growing appreciation of the desirable
ity OF foreign markets, especially to.
maintain Industrial equilibrium at
home, and presently. no doubt, there
will be an arouslng to more aggres.
siveness.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26


The old proverb has II that nothing
succeeds like success. In view of what
is happening to Count Zeppelin per.
haps It may become necessary to re.
model the saying so as to make II
read that nothing succeeds like fail,
ure. The destruction OF the counts
flying machine proved the very best
sort OF advertisement. and has re.
suited in the offer OF great sums Of
money to enabls him to continue his
experiments. while hosts OF sympa
thetic persons have overwhelmed
him with gifts OF all kinds. including
wines, cigars, sweetmeats. groceries.
and even neckties and other articles
OF personal use or adornment. In
fact. there is room for some belief
that the thing is being overdone. The
attention layished on the count has
aroused the jealousy OF rivals, and
some OF them are rather pointedly re,
minding the German public that in
the matter OF aeronautics there are
others.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
DOING YOUR OWN WORK.
Comfort and Satisfaction That Can
Be Only In One Way Acquired.

Depending on others is like cake
minus baking powder; you can always
count on fall down.
The girl who does Il herself need
never lose beauty sleep wondering II
II be done.
As well put faith In the weather
with invitations out for garden
party as feel dead certain OF others
doing that promised task.
What you do yourself may not be
well done. but. at least. you are OF
the anxious bench.
As well count on the unboned lace
collar to cling back OF the ears as
get the dependent habit.
Knowing how TO do things yourself
and doing them makes you as indif
ferent to the whims Of others as q
deadbeat TO debts.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
LATEST IN PLACE CARDS.


The newest place cards are copies
OF vegetables and flowers In paper, the
former being the newer. but more
difficult TO manage.
Among the garden contributions are
beets and asparagus, either In single
stalks or In small bundles tied with
a blt OF straw or ribbon; radishes,
baby heads Of lettuce, tomatoes and
CmCmmhers The miniature flowers and
vegetables are arranged on a fat foun.
dalton OF cardboard with a small plain
white card left for the name OF the
guest to be written on
Flowers made of paper are simpler
TO manage than vegetables, for one
thing, because they are comparatively
Hat or are made In series of petals.
In selecting a set OF paper luncheon
place cards II is essential, first, 10
choose a flower whose color matches
that OF the floral centerpiece. and the
wise hostess eliminates all red and
heavy looking flowers from her decora.
Ions; then the flowers should either
No all alike or they should he ~ tho
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26

same size, though varied in shape aud
coloring.
First, the flower design Is sketched
on bristol board then II is cut out
and the petals are padded with a little
cotton, wool or with crumpled paper
over these padded sections tinted
Grape paper is stretched and these
edges are pasted to the edges OF the
cardboard foundation. II the flower
has heart, then that is added in the
correct shade of paper, Next the
leaves and stems are covered with a
Vtesh in green. The small rectaneu.
ui' u- v5iu TUHTU Tor TTTs WHINE
is left undecorated. A little water
color here and there on the petals
VIII help to give the paper flowers n
more natural air. Sometimes the tins
need touch, or there should be 4
darker shade around the center.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
Wyomlna Man Wins Honor..

Denver.-Judge w. l. Kuykendall
of Saratoga. Wyo.. was elected deputy
grand sire OF the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows at the session OF the
sovereign grand lodge on Tuesday.
This is the only office for which there
was any contest In accordance with
custom, Deputy Grand Sire ]. l.. No.
len of Tennessee was promoted to the
office Of grand sire. All the other old
officers are reelected. Seattle was
unanimously chosen as the meeting
place next year, Chicago Withdrawing
. l..asla lI.a -a..saI ..sl
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
EXPLOSION on Warshlp.

Toulon. France.-During gunnery
drill on Tuesday one OF the big turret
guns on the French armored cruiser
la Touche Treville exploded with
terrific violence, completely wrecking
the after turret and killing outright
the entire gun crew of thirteen men.
The accident was similar to that
aboard the gunnery schoolship Cou.
rome, off Les Salins d'Hyeres. Aug
ust IL last. when. by the bursting OF
the breech of one Of the guns. six
men were killed and eighteen in.
jured.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
Two Items for the pressmaker.

When making a circular skirt finish
all but the lower edge and hang up for
few days. After that length of time
II can be safely turned up. as II will
have stretched as much as II ordinari-
ly will. In pressing all wool and mo.
hair dress goods care should be taken
to remove the pressing cloth while the
material is damp. allowing 1t to steam
dry. II pressed until perfectly dry the
material receives sort OF polished
glazed finish and is made tender.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
War AnaInst consumptIon.

Washington.-What is practically a
worlds fair on tuberculosis was for
mally opened at the new national
museum In this city Monday night.
The exhibition has been assembled
in connection with the international
congress on tuberculosis. The exhi-
bition will remain open unul October
l2, during which time there will be
demonstrations and talks to illustrate
the methods by which the fight
against tuberculosis is being made in
all parts Of the world.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
The Prize lsaM Mule.

New York.-William ]. Bryan has
offered the mascot mule presented to
him by the Agricultural society OF
Minnesota as a prize TO the county
showing the largest percentage Of
increase in the vote for the Demo-
cratic electors over the average vote
for electors In the last three cam
paigns. The offer is contained in a
letter from the presidential nominee
TO National Chairman Mack, who
made public the contents. Mr. Bryan
proposes that the county which wins
The mule shall turn # over to the
lrrrrrr1cI -grrrNfYTT- IN H. --
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
FOR FALL EVENINGS
ATTRACTIVE WRAPS THAT ARE
IN VOGUE JUST NOW.
They Help Prolong the Life Of the
Summer Wardrobe-Pretty
Effects In Odd Wraps
and Frocks.

This is the season of the year when
we long for something which will pro-
long the life of the summer wardrobe.
None Of US know just what color or
material TO select for the new fall cos
tune. and hence we turn to light
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-26
American AeropIanlst Makes Re
markable Flight.

lie Mans.-In the presence of the
officials OF the French Aero club OF
Sarthe. the American ambassador,
Henry White. General Babain-Hayler.
commander OF the fourth army corps.
a large number OF French and for
oign officers and aeroplane experts
and a wildly cheering crowd. mum.
boring 10000. Wilbur Wright accom-
rlished signal triumph. capturing
the worlds record from his brother
Orville Wright. with marvellous
impressive flight in his powerful ma
chine OF one hour, thirty-one minutes
and ffty-one seconds, covering In
that time an actual distance OF
ninety-eight kilometres, or nearly
sixty-one miles.