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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6-Bank clearings we're
81 94s 7g.s7 against ST. SOS, sl65 81 for the corre-
spending date last year, increase of SSi9,-
963 SO. Following is a comparative statement
long lAn7 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07
New York Clocks

NEW YORK, Nov. e.-Foilowing were the
closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07

Rolled wheat IN bbls. net VT, 10 IhH Dbl. "a.
Rolled wheat In sacks, net W.T. SO ID. SIX. /.
Pnckvheat -four (bulk seamless SIX. 100 lbs) 4.
Buekwheat flour pure (bulk seamless
saeks) 100 lbs 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the Capt
~ MEALS. PER 100 LBS. IN SACKS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-07

Following prices for leading articles Of
consumption prevail at the Los AnseisA
storess -
butter Alb roll, fancy. ............. 80
Butter glib roll, choice. ............. .S0
Cooking butter, 2,b roll. "a soc
Eggs, eastern. dozen ..............25 o soc
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-07-03
No Need Of Suffering from Rheumati,u,

1t is mistake to allow rheumatism
to become chronic, as the pain can al
ways be relieved, and in most cases a
cure can be effected by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. The relief from
pain which it affords is alone worth
many times its cost. 1t makes sleep and
rest possible. Even in cases of lone
standing this llniment should be used on
accoont OF the relief which it affords.
Do not be discouraged until you have
given 1t trial. Many sufferers have
been surprised and delighted with its
pain-relievlng qualities. % and 80 cent
sizes for sale by G. V. johnson.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-07-03

Sealed bids for the erection of new
school house in Deary, Idaho, will be
received at the Office Of Dist. No. 10,
Latah county, Deary, Idaho, on Satur-
day, July IS, 1908. Said school
house to be either four-room structure
of frame, or a two-room structure of
brick. Plans and specifications may
be found at Erick Anderson's Jewelry
store, Deary, Idaho. Right to reject
any and all bids.
A. o. ULVESTAD, Clerk.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-07-03
TroY Market.

Fresh meats and vegetables at reas-
able prices. First class meats. Boil
ing beef to cents, good steak to
10 cents, beef by the quarter S to s
s-cnts, S-lb. lard buckets SIS cents.
Old customers will please call and
settle overdue accounts.
U. c. Rietman, Prop.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-07-03
When You Want a Shave

SLETTO
You can always find him at his
Tonsorial Parlor opposite the
Rietmann Hotel.
His razors and baths are always
satisfactory. Drop in and see US.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
AZORTN
Las superstiClOneS
Ell ELIXIR MAGTCO
De III perl6dieo muy viejo.

~. 49,, a~,f.4,..& go. 49,.
s..
'"fi9fa ~ III pa1s rico en poesia
=" ~ '"''"S' ~ foh9eNidaa extraor
ofasAta@ taet etipeFador duiiermo ms
o"''o "afken una conseJa que goza
~ gran eFeaito sntfe " gente del cam
Po ~ las montnnas,
nee ~ consela qne e Emperador
oehe - iarsa vida nn elixir magico
.daalflao pof modo misteroso y 500
hfena1nral, \ cnynn secreto no posee
haals mas que 81 emperador.
10 que = ese hltro nadie 10 sabe.
soe ha poaado aVeriglar nnleamcnte
cue ~ ~ naturaleza aicoholica Y que
- no da III tnmortalldad, cuando me-
nos prolonga la vida dc un modo ex-
tfaoFdtnario, y q tltro la sido 10 que
40 communicable NJ sohefano aleman las
taerzas 1is'eas inteleetuales necesa~
Fl"S para sostehef durante tanto ITEM
po iaS fiefaaS Gel gobierno.
Anaoe In ieFenda que el emperador
ha eedido aIgnnas gotas del tiltro mis-
ter'oso vi marseal de Moltke Y al
principe de Bismarck, 10 cual expllca
lgnaimente III lafga vida del general
dei pohtieo, sobre todo In del prl-
nero
Ill emperador sin embargo, no ha
querldo dar ni una gotta de su elixir
al principe imperial. Els porque teme
que - 81 principe recobra las fuerzas,
II obhgue abdlcar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18

De las estatnas no hablaremos todo
ell mundo-incIuso los escultores-esta
al tanto de 10 que significa este home
MAZE.
Hecha La classification de los home
na1es, nos resta tratar de su prepara-
ci6n Esta 80 materia larga, para
otro dia. Diremos ahora que los ho-
menajes sc preparan con cr6nicas de
periodico Tn banquete requiere seis
cr6nicas, dedicadas 4 la persona 4
quien SO Va banquetear, Una lapi~
la nocesita doce catorce. Las GRO
MEAS amman enardecen al publico.
Tn eronista aIude sus companeros; !;
sus companeros contestan ell otras cr6-
MEAS. Los homenajes como corona
ei6n, regalo de quintas estatuas, re-
quieren ademaS Id la cr6nica, el artf-
enlo Dc fondo Claro esta que en- Gro
meas y tn fondos el estilo ha de ser
lovantado, brillante, patriotico.
Pero repito que Ia materia es lar
90 y que de clio hablar6 otro dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18

IA VIDA POLTTICA

No podfa faltar: dentro de muy po-
COS dias tendremos en- nuesfro faria-
usento IN gran debate politlco acerca
de Ia crisis Ultima y de la manera oe
rasolyerla. Esto han acordado las
sDosiciones para responder 10 que
q Dafs espera de su gestl6n en- la ie-
szsslatura que acaba de comenzar
Tin gran debatel Va saben todos
los espanoles 10 que nnestros poiatcos
aaeen en- casos semeJantes y ei resni-
sado positive que siempre ootleheh
es,s Uamados torneos de eloeuencia en-
aas que. 4 10 mejor, emplean nuestras
camaras dias, semanas y hasta un mes
Mucha ret6rica, muchas frases, muchos
akaaues al gobierno, mnehas palaorass
un gran trabajo para la taqu'eraiaa'
e las catorce horas DE terminada IL
T..nc;6n va nadie Sc acuerda de 10 que
en- ell Parlamento han dleho nnos y
asros. nj siquiera de los nombres de los
aae han turnado en- el gran debate.
Hay pocas cosas que parezcan mas
4 una function piroteenica que esos
suegos de palabrerla mas menos all
saada. EN- la que no sc perssgne mas I'm
que Ell de acreditar Ia propia suficlen-
-. sostener el titulo lie orador. SIN
q cual parece que en- Espana no sc
puede ser diputado.
Pero hay que mantener La iamada
ezaorIoga tradici6n dc la trlbuna espa-
noIa; tradicion que consiste en perder
ea tempo hacienda parrafos sonoros
Z inventando frases ingenosas para
con,batir 8 defender un goblerno' hu-
xendo cuidadoasmente de La doetrlna
de las ideas que rara vez aparecen
debajo de toda esa hoJarasea retorica
ezue constituye ell modelo dc nuestros
discursos parlamentarios.
gueno es que luzca sus dotes orato-
rias quien las posea; pero que este es-
fuerzo tenga algln fin mas practice
oue ell de interpelar; los que sc slen-
cen Dem6stenes y Cieerones pueden
orobar su suficiencia Ell la materla 10
mssmo discutiendo un proyecto de ley
<ysae hablando de politiea general, que
qs no hablar de NADIA it'll para Ell pals-
FL tema principal de La discussion
pr6xima va esta plnteado por algunos
v,eri0dicos: Sc trata de saber 81 al oeu-
xsar ell senior Gonzalez Besada la ear
4era de Hacienda ha habido un vencldt
=, este ha sido el senor Maura
- Dropio ministEo de Hacienda; mas
~saro. 81 en- estas logomaqulas caoe cla-
rsdad: suponiendo que el senior Mau-
"a ha sido enemigo del senior villa
verde suponiendo que ell senior Goh-
xkaez Besada es hoy Ell representative
de aquel en- la terra, aver1guar 81 ha
reet,ficado su enemistad Ell senior Man-
ra permitiendo que Besada ocupe la
~arfera de Hacienda, 8 81 este sc ha
asvsdado de su representado para some
arrse al capricho del senior presldente
del Consejo en- materias flnancieras
I'll tema, como sc We, es POGO lnte-
resante. pero EN- cambio tiene bastan-
aa aridez. Bueno es adVertir que ma
die Sc acuerde va de que Ell senior Mau-
~a fuera enemigo de la pol1tlca eco
n0uaica del senor Villaverde; aunT
uue todo el mundo Sc aeordase de clio,
ao sabemos en- que pueda consistlr
hev esa polftica del senior Gonzalez
gesada. que nadie conoce todayla, IN
&.trkgala contra el senor Maura.
sobre todo clio Sc va ! discutlr por
suxnaeio de algunos dias, esperanto que
ia las eclaraelones que haga 81 senior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
4 los s!Sc!iltors Y Agtnteg

Para la buena Marcia de esta ADMINS
arsci6n. no aduitimos Atlas de suscrip-
eoree este diario sino oesde el priIhefo
IL cada mes Las BAJAS 40 avisaran ZOE
asss 80 81: a6virtiendose que las que Be
ssieren con posterioridad no &c 1oInaTan en
aeuenta nj surtiran efecto en- la con'aohsoao
-. al df. 6Itsrao del mes siguiente al en
aue se soncitsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
Los home enajes

lfellcltarnos. Con los homena1es no:
habituamos honrar los hombres qut
10 merecen. Sc difunde, ademas, Q
conocimiento dc sus obras y de su'
hechos entire el pueblo Sc hace, RI
nalmente, con ellos una lusticia que
nuchas veees sus contemporaries ne
han hecho.
Como el homenaje ha llegado va 1
ser IN habito entire nosotros, convene
decir algo respecto ellos.* Tn he
cho oil eabo Ii repetirse. con eierta pc
riodieidad, durante alg1n tempo. Sc
sistematiza En- los homenaies ya exis-
te eierto sistema. cierto metodo Prom
to cxistira tambl6n una tradici6n. An
te todo. debemos haeer In classification
de los homenajes Dos grandes divi-
stones los abarca todos. Existcn ho-
menales personas y homenajes i he
ehos<
Los mas eorr1entes son los homenaj jes
d personals
Los homenajes i hechos, - celebran
slempre en conmemoracldn de heehos
f"s"e
Los que Sc tributan i personals, pue-
aen eeieoFafsef eh honor ae per-
'''''s's "'"eF'a7 % ! e1 hohor ae per
souas vivas
f""'o 0"oa coh'o o'F"s' es1os per-
stnajes 81 ola$ifiean del siguente mo-
~ Pti"aef"' oahlaete seeanao, "
aa'a 'eFeffo' iapioa euarfo, nleoaila
oe GRO qoahto' eorohaeiont sextos re-
e"lo oe qnlnta, septimo, estatua
ioo"a ea'os homenaJes, como u Ice
tor eomprendcra, 10 nenen 81 mismo
-. a4assaa N'A's
- -. - AsNss :
o.
-. IT,. -. - ess'0
-, - ''@@ '9s 49, - 's'e'
49, " "''
-. - - ."
=, -. ss' .~'t - so''o'
- -, 4'@a'e
-, ...9n 81 .~+....s.4> ''''''
=, -,
- n' e'.''''.' >'' ,>'4se J
-. T. -. - p'st'
ta,,@na.u = - 80 '''.'SS ~
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~ 49, -
...1-.1n~~. - ts3 go
''>''' - ''' .. 80 - "i''e'" - '''o'
..o' ''' 'S41e nr f..V tss,''V'e" : ns@ oas
-, ''',''''s4A :" FS'1'"'a "
= - :" - i@N.' izfe>aS 9e4 l'A's s.''oa'ai -
4&9 t,'eN'e p'A',"' ~ "A"''e"
ITO '''a'i,'o '"0'" p"'" '''eei - f'asaf
p0' ''''' ''so'
La economic en- este caso es eplden-
te Asi ~ ma heeho con algunas de
las iapldas puestas en Madrid con oca-
sion del Centenano de la Independent
eia. Ademas, una lapIda pnede sci
puesta para scr qutada i los dos .
tres dias. E1empio Ia dc Espronee-
da. I'm este easo 81 homenaJe no pier
~ ~ es'0 a''eAa ~ :" - A''a,''e~' -
~ :, - ''.,ei'''. a' - .''.,e'' ,0' y o'N' 'pen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
-
ON un1cadO

La vista del aviso publicado por d
abogado administrator general inte-
rino de Ia San Juan Light and Transit
Company, respecto Ia intenei6n de
aqnella compa1fa &c negarse 1 tender
sus lineas por d barrio denominado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18

Maura Y ell ministro de Hacienda re
suite alguna contradiction que pueda
aprovecharse para perjudicar la ges-
ton del gobierno. Cabe mayor mo
aauosoo
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10
Tilt ERIE PROBLEM
 PUZZLED EXPIRES
l. Is Shown That 1t Is No Wonder It Confused Spectators.

New York, April 9.--The bewilder- men; in which the financial world has been Sroping for over a week over the Erie problem was amply explained by the disclosures over night of the eN- tent to which the principals working out the problems have been confused. Wall street chung to the conviction that the Fries bankers must safe guard the plans by measures to take care of the unassenting notes in addi- tion to having assured themselves Of the assent of a sufficient number of noteholders to leave only an unimpOr- tant residue to be cared for. The ef- feet on the stock market today. how ever. was of slow growth and not un- interrupted. Depressing influences were the first decline in London cop per and assertions that cut prices in steel products were in contemplation. Steel, affected by these reports, did not share largely in the rally of prices in spite of renewed assurances from the chairman of the board of the [. :. Steel Corporation in a public state ment that no reductions would pre- vail. There were some notable ad vances due to special causes. Bonds were firm.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10
THE ANNOYING DEMOCRATS.

Washington, April 9.-Three times today the house democrats caught the republicans mapping and forced them to produce a quorum. On one other occasion the vote by tellers disclosed the absence of a quorum. but Speaker Cannon peremptorily applied the Reed rule and secured a quorum to be pres ent. In doing so he had brief but lively clash with Mir. Williams.
 Notwithstanding repeated roll calls progress was made in the transaction of public business. Both the army and the Qualifications appropriation bills were sent to conference. The senate bill to increase the efficiency of the revenue cutter service with democratic help was passed, and the bill to pro- mote the safe transpOrtation in inter- state commerce of explosives was con- sidered. It will be finally disposed of tomorrow.
 The democrats prevented the adop- ton of the conference report on the Indian appropriation bill, and caused it to be sent back to conference.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10

cured in connection with the cOnsid- eration of the bill to promote safe transportation of explosives. In the course of the debate on the measure, Mir. Williams severely criticised the action of the speaker declaring a quorum present. when, in fact he said. a quorum was not present He was declared out of order on an ob- jection by MT. Sherman.
 Mr. Payne rose and il soon became evident that he was making remarks foreign to the bill. Mir. Shirley of Kentucky promptly called him to order, and the speaker sustained MT. Shirley, saving The Chair sustains the point of order. but trusts that the gentleman from New York will set a good example to the house" where upon the democrats applauded.
 Proceeding with some embarrass- ment. Mir. Payne said that. having ruled that he was not in order. it was not necessary for the speaker to make any further suggestion to him. He then began his speech in favor. of the bill. but Speaker Cannon brought his gavel down with emphasis and declared the house at recess under the special rule.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10
FLEET WILL BID ADIElJ
 TO MAGDALENA BAY
Sometime On Saturday the Battbships
 Will Start NOrthward
As Long Ago as Last Sunday the Business for Which They Had Put Into the Bay Had All But Been Finished

Magdalena Bay, April 5.-CVia San Diego, April 9.)-The Atlantic fleet to- day entered upon the last week of it's stay at Magdalena. The ships will weigh anchor on Saturday at an hour not yet set, and steam for Dan Diego where they are due to arrive at l D. m. Tuesday, April 14. No maneuvers or speed trials are scheduled for the trip up the coast. The fleet formation will be slightly changed when Admiral Thomas transfers his flag from the Minnesota to the Connecticut. The third and fourth divisions will change places. Rear Admiral Sperry of the Alabama commanding the eight ships of the second squadron. The Maine and Minnesota of the third division, will also change, the Minnesota taking the last place in the line, Captain Harber. of the Maine, assuming tempo rary command of the fourth division.
 Today. Sunday, was one Of the most perfect days the fleet has had at Mag dalena and sees all the sixteen battle ships with the exception of the Vip- ginia. riding at anchor in Man of War Cove. This is the greatest number assembled at one anchorage since their arrival. The Virginia is out at the torpedo range at the south end of the bay.
 The remainder of the week there will be little to do bus get in shape for the cruise to California. For sever al days the ships have been busy with torpedOes supposed to possess a great of large interest and much importance. The chief value of the practice attach es to the trial of the new Bliss Leavitt torpedoes supposed to possesss a great CT firing range than those previously used.
 The work of coaling the ships is be- ing rushed forward with all speed day and night, to escape the demuIragc charges of one or two colIiers, which will amount to about s25O per day for each day the cargo remains on board. The Illinois finished coaling today. the Vermont commenced and all the ships will have finished by tomorrow. Clean ing and painting is going on in all the ships.
 One more death occurred, that of Lewis Robinson, cOlored cabin stew ard. of the Rhode Island. He died on Friday night of Bright's disease and was buried on Saturday in the little cemetery at Magdalena. This is the second death since the fleets arrlval
 Commander Albert w. Grant, of the Arethusa, will become chief of staff by order of Admiral Evans as soon as the ship reaches port. Commander Grant succeeds Captain Ingersoll. de- tached whii0 the Connecticut was at San Diego. It is expected that Admir- al Thomas will remove to the Connect icut on Wednesday when the flagship will have returned from tne torpedo range. Lieutenant K. G. Castleman, his aide and flag lieutenant, and Lieu tenant F. D. Berrien. his aide. will go with Admiral Thomas to the Con necticut. Lieutenant Commander L. H. Chandler, aide to Admiral Evans. will remain with the flagship until the retirement of Admiral Evans at San Francisco. It is understood that Grant will be chief of staff 90 Admirals Thomas and Sperry when they succeed to the command.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10
HUGHES FIGHT
 IS STILL ON
tor Suppression of Race
 Track Gambling
He Says the Matter Has Been by No Means Dis posed of.

F Albany, April 9.-Any expectation that a lull would follow the storm of yesterday in the legislature when the senate defeated the anti-race track gambling bill, desired by Governor Hughes, was dispelled at the opening session this morning in a dramatic fashion. Hardly had either house convened before the secretary of the governor marched up the aisle with "a communication in writing from the governor"
 When read in each house, the communication proved a special message, couched in the governor s most direct and vigorous style. declar- ing first, that yesterdays vote in the senate could not be regarded as dis posing of the anti-gambling question, and also calling attention to several other matters upon which the govern or believes the legislature should pass before final adjournment.
 Almost simultaneously with the sending of the message to both houses. the governor caused it to be made known that it was his intention to proclaim a special election, possibly on May F, in the Niagara Orleans senatorial district, to fill the vacancy in the senate caused by the recent death of Senator Franchet of Niagara Falls. At the same time he put forth also an intimation that he would pos sibly call an extraordinary session of the legislature to convene Monday evening, May IL
 The announcement of the special election was the subject of more than ordinary discussion. especially because of the bearing this might have on the anti-gambling bills, should they be presented in the proposed extraordin- ary session in view of the possibility that the bills might gain a supporter in the new senator.
 More than ordinary interest is at tributed to the veto by Governor Hughes of q local bill relative to the village of Saratoga Springs, and the fact that he was compelled to recall (to avoid a veto) Senator Grattans Dill extending the time for the con struction of the Albany and Schoharie railroad. the senators interested in those bills having voted yesterday against the anti gambling bills. When the governors attention was drawn tonight to the coincidence. he declined to make any comment for publication. but pointed out, first, that Grattan's bill plainly violated the policy which the governor declared against last year. Today he approved the bills of Cassiday and Gilchrist, who also voted yesterday against the anti-gambling bills
 An arnouncement was made here today that a series of mass meetings will be held in various parts of the state. beginning with one at Albany tomorrow afternoon to get public expression on the defeat of the anti gambling bill. The announcement of the Albany meeting included state ment that Grattan will b. invited to attend and explain his vote against the bill.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10

Governor Augustin Sanguinez O. Lower California, has been in Mazda lena since the fleet reached here. He will return to Lapaz as soon as the American warships have departed With him will go other Mexican off cials who have also represented the Mexican government at Magdalena during the visit of the fleet.
 Preparations are proceeding for the fleet regatta to be held on Friday Of ficers and men have greater liberty now that target practice is over. put ting in their time at recreation and training for the coming athletic events. Huntir@ fishing and sailing a~- ------- ite pastimes. Dozens of launched and sailing craft may be seen every day moving in all directions over the bay. Fi~Ni~- is no longer as good as during the earlier part Of the fleets stay. Too many seines have tended to diminish the supply
 Several ships have established camps a few miles up the different la goons leading into the bay, and par ties of officers and men are enjoying themselves in these isolated retreats Boxing bouts are being held on board the shipes almost nightly in prepara- tion for the fleet championship events. scheduled for the Chutes Park. Los Angeles. Friday night there were a number of contests on the Kearsarge and last night on the Ohio. On Tues day night the Missouri will hold a fis- tic carnival By the time the fleet reaches San Pedro all the contests will have narrowed down to champion ship events in the light weight. welter weight, middle weight and heavy weight classes
Arizona republican., 1908-04-10
RACE TRACK EVILS
 10 BE REGULATED
August Belmont Expresses Gratifica- ton Over the Failure of Anti gam bling Legislation.

New York, April 9.-August Bel mont, chairman of. the Jockey Club. said today at Albany: "The cOmmu- nity is to be congratulated on the failure of the governors so-called "Anti-Race Track" gambling legisla- tion. If it is final, it is to be still more congratulated. Tl.e measures were misdirected reforms. Racing will now be assured. Such evils as surrounded the betting courses are curable and there are brighter pros poets for correction and regulation. This is and has been the aim of the Jockey Club. It has always had the earnest cooperation of the racing as- sociation and has the same assurance for the future