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Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
ARIZ0NA'S EXHIBIT
 AT SfAIfLE IN 1908
To Show or Not to Show, That is the Questionable Situation Discussed.

At a recent meeting of the board of trade the committee 1n expositions was directed to take up with the governor and others who might be interested, and report as soon as possible, its re- commentators concerning the advisa bility of Arizona making an exhibit at the AlasSa-Yukon exposition next sum mer It was the sense of the board that if anything is done it should be done well and to do it well the work should begin at once. Neither the board nor anyone else who has express ed himself. favors the erection of an Arizona building. but it seems to be quite general belief that it would pay Arizona to make a good agricultural and mineral exhibit, securing space in the large exhibition buildings for that purpose.
 It was suggested thaf\ the matter lcould only be successfully carried out by making it a territorial enterprise, the expense to be paid by the territory and the estimate of $10,000 has been made as the amount required for d creditable display. There is no fund from which such a sum may be taken and the territory can furnish it only by an appropriation of the legislature. This of course nobody can guarantee at this time, even the personnel of the legislature not being known. It was the purpose of the committee however to ascertain the attitude of the gover- nor in the matter of recommending the attitude of the governor in the matter of recommending such an appropria- tion. Though he has made no an- nouncement it is understood he is fav- orably inclined to the project.
 George w. Cowgirl, secretary of the board of trade, who formerly lived in Seattle. and has an extensive acquain- tance there, has secured blue prints of the fair grounds showing the rela- tive location of the various buildings, together with plans of the mining and agricultural building. He has also se- cured the proffer of floor space for the exhibits free in both buildings. though the charge advertised is $1 per square foot in each. MT. Cowgirl after his experience in trying to get together the agricultural exhibit for Albuquer- que. suggests that whoever is entrust- ed with a similar commission for the Seattle fair. should be designated at once SO he can begin promptly the col
 lection of his exhibit. If this Is not done until after the adjournment Of
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

Do not pick your nose or wipe it on your hand or sleeve.
 Do not wet your fingers in your mouth when turning the leaves of books.
 Do not put pencils in your mouth or wet them with your IDS.
 Do not hold money in your mouth.
 Do not put pins in your mouth.
 Do not put anything in your mouth except food and drink.
 Do not swap apple cores, candy chewing gum, half-eaten food. whis- ties. bean blowers, or anything that is put in the mouth.
 Peal or wash your fruit before eat ing it.
 Never sneeze or cough in persons face. Turn your face to one side or hold a handkerchief before your mouth
 Keep your face, hands, and finger nails clean. Wash your hands with soap and water before each meal
 When you don't feel well. have cut yourself. or have been hurt by others. do not be afraid to report to. the teacher.
 Keep yourself just as clean at home as you do at school.
 Clean your teeth with toothbrush and water, if possible, after each meal; but at least on getting mp in the morn ing and on going to bed at night.
 Do not kiss anyone on the mouth or Allow anybody to do so to you.
 Learn to love fresh air. and learn to breathe deeply and do it often.
 This set of simple hygiene rules should form a part of the curriculum in every school in the land. Every teacher in New York state should take these and make them a part of her instructions in hygiene
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
MAssIE & SONS,

114-16 West Washington Street,
 Phone Main 257.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
kN0PF'S RULES FOR
 SCHOOL CHILDREN
Some Things They Can Do Or Keep From Doing, For Their Own Protec- ton.

Dr S A. Knopf of New York City the author of the now famous prize essay on Tuberculosis as a Disease of the Masses, and How to Combat It, has recently issued a most excellent circular containing a set of Simple Rules for School Children to Prevent Tuberculosis" Every child and adult can held to fight consumption" says Dr. Knopf. School children can be helpful by complying with the follow ing rules:
 Do not spit except in a spittoon, a piece of cloth, or a handkerchief used for that purpose alone. On your re- turn home have the cloth burned by your mother, or the handkerchief put in water until ready for the wash.
 Never spit on a slate, floor, play ground. Or' sidewalk
 Do not put your fingers into your mouth.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
A WONDER TO EVERYONE.

You should see the new place oD- posite the court house. Looks like a palace. the prettiesU place in town. They have just got a car of new furniture. Nice heavy mission rock CTS. mission oak dining taLles and chairs, golden oaH heavy flake quar- tcr-sawed dresse-s, buffets, leaded glass fronts, princess dressers, chif- fonieres, kitchen safes, kitchen cabi nets, the finest axminster 9x12 rugs in the town for the money; sold six last week New linoleum, springs. mattresses, pillows. Can furnish your house with any grade of goods you desire, and our prices are in your reach. See our 5c. 1Oc and 15c coun- tcrs. Nothing over 25c. The place where you can get an arm load for a dollar. See us before you buy and yOu are our customer. Come in and rest. Look around. Get a drink of ice water and if you have anything to sell let us know. Will buy every thing.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

late to begin.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18

A GOOD ARTICLE-The Banker and Investor Magazine for August contains an excellent article on "I'he
 Rehabilitation of the Salt River Pro
 ject" It is from the pen of Henri V. Lemenager. chief draftsman of the '. $. reclamation service and is not as many might suppose, a descrip
 tion of the project though the ar ticle is copiously illustrated with pictures of the different features of it. The article is really an essay on the reclamation work, showing by the results already secured in this valley, and the transformation work cd in physical conditions, the great value of reclamation work and the conservation of resources which is a part of the same great principle. Mir. Lemeuager graphically and Succinctly recites to the reader how the valley first became notable irrigation country through the development of irrigation enterprises by private cap ital which did not and in the na- ture of things could not proteCl or conserve the water supply on vhich they so much depended. The re- suits were disastrous and where so much was promised in good faith, but little could finally be given. He then comments on the taking hold of the situation by the government. which had ample funds and sought only for the final prosperity of all without immediate direct return to the projectors, as would be neaes- sary in a private enterprise. Fin ally he recites without any detailed description. a list of the features of the project, completed or under con struction, together with the advan- tages to follow.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
WILL BE MARRIED THIS MORN

lNG.-Juan Aguilar of Florence and Miss Manuela Villanueva of Phoenix will be married this morning at 7:3O at the Catholic church, after which they will have a reception at the brides home. MT. Aguilar is a trusted employe Of the Florence Commercial company and is a prominent young citizen of the Pinal county capital The bride is well and favorably known in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-09-18
COFFEE

A middling steak and hrst-rate coffee are better than middling coffee and first rate ste a k. Con- slider the cost.
 Your grocer returns your money Il you don't uks SchilIing's Best: we pay him
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
HAWAII TO KEEP
UP PLEA FOR fort
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL
WASHINGTON. March 2L-Prince
Jonah Kuhio KaIanianaole. delegate IN
congress from Hawaii. is determined
n the face OF disappointment caused
by the cutting OF the appropriation for
the fertilization OF Pearl harbor. that IL
personal effort can prevent IL there
shall be no further discrimination
against his home islands in the name
OF economy. The prince is making a
country wide campaign by letter for
the bill 70 establish a naval station
IT the Hawaiian harbor. for which ade-
quate fortincation has just been re-
fused.
In submitting the fortihcation bill 70
the house the committee on appropria-
tons said the bill TO fortify Pearl har-
Dor and other Pacific points might be
construed by Japan as an official
declaration that the United States was
preparing for war against that nation
The president, navy and army officers
believe that IL should be fortified. and
no one has been able 20 present q real
reason why the forts should not be
built Nevertheless. congress. for fear
Of giving ofense to Japan. viii leave
one OF our choice possessions where
the japanese could take il II they
chose. provided they were not thrashed
on the sea before they got within strik-
ing distance
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
PRODUCERS MERGE;
; EGG PRICES SOAR
Opening of Sonoma Poultry.
mems Sale Depot Marked
by Rising Market
Organization Has Branches at
Santa Rosa, SebastopoI,
Cotati and Penngrove
SPECIAL DIsPArcH 10 The CALL


SANTA ROSA. March al.-The first
Eve days business OF the egg depot
recently opened IN this city BY the
Sonorns county cooperative poultry
association gives every assurance OF the
success OF the move which IS the first
OF the kind IN California where produc-
ers are seeking TO handle their output
.a-ithout the middlemen
The association was organized here
several years ago. and has steadily
grown IN Importance from the start
Prom few members x has grown 20
be al organization with nearly 400 pro-
duce-s IN the local association and with
branches AZ Sebsstopol. Penngrove and
Cotza each with goodly enrolled
membership. Each OF these brapches
handles eggs separately. but under the
general control OF the parent body In
this city. and each IS represented IN
the general body OF control By directors.
The local egg depot was opened Non
day FOR the receipt OF eggs and notice
was given q few days prior 10 all mem
bers Of the organization AS q result
81 members brought 10 the depot 1o4
cases of eggs that day. Tuesday there
were IS cases received. Wednesday ss
cases. Thursday. the slack day OF the
week n the egg market. IS cases. while
yesterday there were los cases re-
cesred- making q total OF 5z1 cases or
1920 dozen eggs II FIVE days
The association is grading, canolins
and casing these eggs and then ship
ping them 70 customers ready for the
market OF cold storage purposes with
the guarantee OF the association that
each case Is what Il IS represented 10 be
According TO the officials OF the organ
- ION all eggs received this week have
Seea disposed OF 81 prices which viii
slow Of paying the expense Of handling
s-c yet give the producer larger re-
turns than they were receiving through
accepting the san Francisco market
quotations last week Prices have also
81 the week. being fully II cents bet
tsr today than last Monday
With the opening OF the new egg
Depot there has been q large number
q producers enrolling as members of
the association who heretofore had re-
fused 70 Join its ranks. IL having been
felt that with such e method in vogue
the producer would get al IN the mar
tVet instead OF having 20 divide with
the uiddlemen-
Local r,ouftryrnen are firm in theil
belief that the San Francisco produce
exchange IS an organization which
works for the advantage OF the middle
men rather than for the producer OF
consumer. and hxes prices without due
regard 70 the laws OF supply and de-
nan6 Prior 10 the establishment OF
the exchange, Il IS cited. there was
variation IN the market reports as
published IN the San Francisco press
End The seller could take advantage oi
the fact BY demanding the highes;
quotations. but since the exchange was
organized Il has arbitrarily fixed prices
snd AL buyers stand for those prices
to the disadvantage OF the seller.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
SENATOR PLATT TO SUE
MAE WOOD AS PERJURER
She Must Prove Contention In
Breach Of Promise Case or
Face Charges
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 NE CALL

EEEL4A- DASE ain - 49, ~---@--
OMAHA. March 2I--Nae Wood viii
fsce q perjury charge unless she makes
rood IN her case against Senator
Thomas c Plat in the New York
courts. according to J. F AcMann-
special agent OF Platt. who has spent
two DAYS IN Omaha looking up court
records and interviewing every per
son. he could find who knew anything
about Miss Wood
Mr1fsnn was introduced by Agent
Fstzwtliiarns Of the United States ex-
press company He spent some time
al the courthouse. where he obtained q
copy OF the petition IN the suit Miss
wood fnstiEsted three years ago for
breach OF promise He says IL is q
plain case OF blackmsil. and that Plati
vii follow the matter Up and be the
segressor until Miss Wood makes good
in fhe courts NcMann says that II her
case fails Senator PIatt viii prosecute
her for perjury.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Special Notice

will place full line of beautiful suits sale at
and Market street store beginning tomorrow morning
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Values to so
Alterations Free

store by all means do so this season. We are showin
ten styles where other show one-and the value
are by far the greatest we have ever given.
We have copied these suits from the highest pric
models so exactly that you tell the copy from tn
original. Values such offering mply phe
nomenal-by all means, magnificent display @
suits at $40.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
THREE TOXINS BURNED.
Gales Fan Michigan Forest Fires
to Gigantic Proportions.

Detroit, June 20.-Fires in Northern Michigan
forests, famed to gigantic proportions by the
gales of the last two days. have destroyed at
least three villages, rendered hundreds home
less, swept thousands of acres of timber
land and caused damage estimated at 100000
The village of Case, in Pressure Isle County.
was destroyed to-day, and a special train took
the homeless to OnaWay, where they were shell
tered tonight. Legrande, a little town in Che
boygan County. abandoned to the flames
tonight. Many women and children were taken
in wagons to Indian River.
While a big fire at Wolverine this morning
was being fought fire threatened another sec
ton of the village. While the Wolverine fire de-
partment engaged a call for aid was re-
ceived from Rondo, three miles north The fire.
men could not leave Wolverine and throughout
the morning Rondo was at the mercy of the
flames. A hotel several stores and houses, and
the Michigan Central station were burned.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
NO LACK OF CHEERS.
CrozUds Greet President at Jersey
City and Long Island City.

The special train bearing the Presidents party
reached Jersey City at 230 o'clock yesterday after
noon Inspector Lawrence, OF the Jersey City
Police. several detectives and twenty-five uni
formed men. escorted the President to the pier.
where the tug Lancaster was in waiting.
The President shook hands with the engineer and
fireman and congratulated them the safe
He repeatedly dofed his hat in acknowledgment
of the cheering of the crowd in the station
The President would not speak of public affairs
To all queries he replied: Not word; not a
word
Secretary Root who vas member of the party.
came TO the city. He will start this morning for
Clinton n. Y. to take part in the commencement
exercises at Hamilton College. Later. he will go
to Muldoon's farm, near White Plains.
AS the Lancaster started down the river for Long
Island City the ferryboat New Brunswick left her
slip with crowd of passengers. When they caught
sight of the President on the tug they raised a
mighty cheer, and there was a general waving Of
hats and handkerchief.
Captain Maude of the Long Island City police.
escorted the President from the Lancaster to the
Long Island Railroad station. About twenty five
hundred persons started cheering the President
when he left the tug, and kept it up until he had
dsappeared in the train shed. The President kept
his hat off and bowed right and left.
He boarded the private car OF President Peters
of the Long Island road
Plans had been made to start the train imme-
dately and it had started. when 1t was learend
that Kermit and Archie Roosevelt. who were TO
meet the party there, had not arrived. The train
was held few moments until they appeared
The delay pleased the crowd of onlookers, and
In answer to their cheers the President repeatedly
stepped outside the car door and bowed
At Philadelphia President Roosevelt went out on
the nJatform Of his car while engines being
changed and was enthusiastically greeted by a
crowd
Secretaries Cortelyou and Straus and Assistant
Secretary of State Bacon were at the station in
Washington to the President off, Mrs. Taft
WAS also present and bade goodby to Mrs. Roose-
velt The members of the Presidents family with
him were Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel and Master
Quentin Roosevelt Miss Roosevelt took with her
her brindle bulldog, which she held by a stout
leather string
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
MRS. II. f. MCORNICK ILL.,
Physician Called to Treat Her for
Train Sickness.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. Mccormick arrived
here yesterday morning from Chicago. Mrs. Nc
Cormick who is the daughter of John D. Rocke-
feller became Ill on the train, the Twentieth
Century Limited. and it was at first feared that
she was suffering from appendicitis.
When the train arrived at Utica DR. A. r.
Grant of that city. was called to attend her, and
rode with her as far as Albany. When that city
was reached she had improved so that there was
no further need of a physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick arrived here at $50
a. rn and went at once TO the Hotel Plaza. In
the evening they went to the theatre On their
return Mr.. Mccormick said:
Mrs Mccormick taken sick as we ap-
preached Syracuse. The car very warm
and Mrs. Mccormick nervous and tired
became nervous over her condition and. perha ps
foolishly telegraphed to my friend Dr. Arthur
Grant at Utica, who boarded the train at that
station.
DIR Grant found my wife suffering from car
sickness and from the heat. He treated her
so successfully that by the time reached
Albany she had gone to sleep and was resting
easv There was no recurrence of any former
trouble"
Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick are to go abroad soon
for an automobile tour.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-21
ZEPPELIN 4IRSHIP TEST
TreIre Persons on Board an Sue
cessfuL FLIGHT.

T-rie5r5cbstafen. June 20-Count Ferdinand Yep
pelin made his first flight in his new airship thls
evening. A half hours manRuvr1ng IN the ar
fully established the stability and dirigihy of the
balloon which made circles and short turns at full
speed in a most satisfactory manner
A large number Of army officers. military aero
nauts and foreign balloon experts reached mere
several davs ago to witness the experiments OF
-o+ zar,,e1in which however postponed
until TODAY on account of unfavorable weather
conditions.
I,,,rfnp 4he morning a storm swept over Lake
,.S+a,oe Toward s O'Clock. however, the storm
ha+ed and the wind dropped. The aeronaut de-
,5ed 10 undertake a flight. the balloon was
ready Only seven minutes We're necessary 10
bring il out from the floating shed Ahiio ap-
ylause from the great crowds on the shores Oh 'ne
lake and on the swarm of steamers no'oroo
and rowboats, the gigantic balloon rose IN tio
air .bree hundred feet and sailed on toward iiie
town Of Constance, the speedy racing fo"pOa :
and steamers following in its wake SeVerai oI
H. eneedies+ boats which started before the
balloon was sent away, were oVerlakeh WIN ease
r. 4l,e airshin which attained estimated speed
IF tbfrty-one miles hour. Soon afteF 'he sidt .
The direction was changed and sharp TURNS al"
circles with a circumference OF seNeii ~
sand yards were made, the on emp
helm with accuracy.
Later the afrship sent over ahothe'
s+raigh+ stretcl. at a high speed and then taken
10 the sfed, having remained in the ar 'l dli'
about an hour and half, no difhcuity oeile {"
countered in the return TO quarters
Ahoard tbe two platforms of the airshlp during
the eigbt were twelve persons On the lIon'
nIa+form were Count Zeppelin and Captain
Hacken the latter steering; Captain Lau' OF tie
General staff; Chief Engineer Duerr' Baron Won
T2ags,,s and three mechanics. The rear platioIih
held Count Zeppelin's son. MAJOR Won
lie 1-pgpeer Kober and Director INLAND
Count Zeppelin landing said that he was sa.- .l'
,eaed with everything, with the exception Oh ti,e
side steering arrangement, which had not iu
eue6 his expectations. This. he said. must De
.I+ered before long journey was undertaheii'
which was unlikely before fortnight at ieas"
ano,ber trial ascent will Be made on Tuesday