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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-08-26
Too Much Drink Kills

Excessive and prolonged
drinking of intoxicants caused
the death of Charles Kley, pro
prietor of lunch counter Oppo-
site the Exchange saloon on
Main street, yesterday evening.
The remains we're taken in
charge by the undertaking es-
tablishment of O. G. Johnson
and were inferred this morning.
Deceased was so years old and
unmarried.
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of planets. This is described as
purely biological problem. The
true astronomer concerns him.
self more with matters of mass,
length and time.
Probability of the destruction
of the earth by comets. This is
regarded as pure idiocy."
Talk of comets plunging into
the sun and thus generating a
heat sufficient to burn up the
earth. More idiocy.
Talk Of satellites of the moon.
LudicrouS.
Rumors of the temperance OF
the Biblical Star of Bethlehem.
This star, which is reported ire
Quently from some part OF the
country, according to Prof. Frost,
is the planet Venus.
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ASTRONOMERS RlDiCULE SOnE
POPULAR THEORIES

Lake Geneva, Wis, Aug. 23-
After the opening yesterday of
the tenth annual meeting of the
Astronomical and Astrophysical
society Of America at Yerkes
observatory Prof. Pickering and
Prof. K. 3. Frost, who has
charge of the Yerkes Observable
ry, drew up a list Of the prob
lens which they say genuine
scientist will never bother with.
Here is the list:
Going up in a balloon with tel
escapes to make observations.
This the true astronomer de-
clares ridiculous.
Question of the individuality
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Jack johnson wants to bet
$1,000 to $4,000 that Jeffries will
never meet bin in the ring. The
champion pugilists, bow days
have a great bankering after the
sure thing game, and Johnson is
no exception. The colored
champ could easily win the
Thousand by lodging Jefries and
taking ON smaller fry-and it
would be much the safer thing
for him to do.
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Burning Lime

Col. George W. Norton came
down from Mohawk yesterday
evening to purchase supplies.
Colonel Norton recently burnt a
test kiln Of lime near Mohawk
station and it turned out first
class. The lime is of superior
quality, and a kiln of 20 tons is
now being burnt.
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Somebody has been engaged
in working up the belief among
the Yuma Indians that they
ought to have a tenacre allOt-
ment instead of five as planned
by the government. Well. as a
matter of sentiment, perhaps So.
But then sentiment don't raise
crops or materially advance the
country from the gee: string stage
to that of agricultural product
iveness and prosperity. The
Yumas have had the whole res
ervation for over half century,
and what have they done with
it2
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ership, say that under present
they would not sup,
port such proposition. What
is the matter, that people are SO
of one another? To
your humble servant it looks
bad, indeed.
Won WHO NOSE.
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Mr.. Hartman, who went
abroad for his health, has re-
turned and will now undergo a
course Of treatment to recover
from the effects of foreign nos
trums. In the meantime he will
now and then buy up a trunk
line railroad from sheer force of
habit.
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r. IL. morgan, d Odieu Ddt
bara, CAL, merchant, was I'M
Yuma this week looking after
property which he owns in the
valley, and incidentally trying
TO secure location suitable for
a bee ranch. Kelly Bros. of
Santa Yne2, Cal, are the pros
pective bee men who desire to
branch out in the business IN
this section of the country.
John Gandolfo, .Jr., the popu-
lar manager of the Gandolfo
Hotel, returned to Yuma Mon
day night after a two months
vacation on the coast, a part OF
the time being spent in a hunt
ing trip in the mountains OF
Ventura county. Mrs. Gando!fo
will remain in California until
the first of October.
H. L. Lyon, F. c. Burkalter
and John Cratic, Of the main
tenance department of the S. z.
with headquarters in Los Angel
es, came into Yuma Tuesday
night from the Imperial country.
where they have been superin-
tending the repairs necessitated
by the recent WaShouts.
Monte Smith, Frank Vierra
and Louis Heinze are in Los An
geles for the purpose OF being
present at the test of the new
Invention in electricity to be
made for the Yuma Electrical
Development Company, at the
laboratories of Julius j. Krohn,
the inventor.
T. T. Gull and wife, who have
been on an extensive tour of the
northwest coast, visiting the Sc
attic exposition and later max
ing the sea trip to Alaska: are
now in. San Francisco, en- route
to Yuma, and Will arrive on the
Both.
r. D. Breedlove has returned
from a two months visit 10 his
old home in Missouri, following
a trip which he made to the Sc
attic exposition early in the
sHmmer.
L. W. Alexander, the Madison
avenue merchant, has returned
to the coast to conclude his sum-
mer vacation with his family,
who are domicifed at Long Beach.
Judge Jones on Tuesday per-
formed a marriage ceremony
tuniting Alberto Canon and Car
oline Moreno, both residents OF
Yuma.
Donald Mcintyre, Jr., store
keeper for the S. P. shops here,
returned Monday night from the
coast, where be had been spend
ing a fortnight.
Jim Lee Of the Old, Plantation
is stepping high because the
stork left another boy at his
house yesterday morning.
Miss SteR Frank, the eslicient
postoffice general delivery
clerk is taking q two weeks lay
, off, resting up at home.
| Mrs. Gus Livingston and fam
5 lily returned Wednesday NIGH
from the coast
G. Fl. lifting, clerk of the dis
2 trict court, is expected home
7 from the coast today.
Wlngate Lindsay is visiting a
the home of his brother in Los
Angeles.
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DIR. Wiley announces that be
proposes to enforce the pure
food law. It's a pity that DR..
Wiley's authority could not be
extended to include impure water
as we'll as impure food. Yuma
would have use for his services
lust now.
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DIR. A. G. Byrnes, being the
lowest bidder, was yesterday
awarded the contract by the
board of supervisors for prepar
ing the duplicate assessment roll
for Yuma county His bid was
S164.09.
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should submit
Dr.. Percest will in the
your home Fevori has
hundre OF thousands the of
of regularly graduated
Dspensay Dr. R.
M Y end be well
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Every truly yours,
"F. S. ALLEN. !"

In each of these letters 500
was enclosed, and on this alone
the unofficial charge of attempt
ed bribery IS placed against Mr.
Allen. Without attempting to
justify the architects course in
this matter, it seems to me that
the rsuch- heralded Indignation of
members Of the board thus cap
preached" and the space devoted
TO their laudatiOn and to the crit
5cfsm OF their "temptor" in GER
tain quarters, has nearly reached
abe acme of absurdity. Just
think of the honorable board of
supervisors being bought UP at
$50 ffead-total, $50. What do
you know about that3
However, that is fn line with
the graft" stuG with which the
atmosphere seems to he SUP
charged 70 get down TO the
point, Mr.. Allen is a very busy
architect; he has the pFodwct OF
his brains to sell; having aD OBJ
iect lesson in one Of his buildings
at San Pedro which he thoaght
would just fill the bill for Yuma,
he invited the board (openly and
ut first hand, no attempt at Sc
cresy,) to come and look at it,
enclosing $50 for car fare. Now
what was wrong about Mr.. Al
lens showing "a sample of the
goods he had for sale and paying
the expenses Of the trip by
members Of the board? His
methods may be unusual among
architects, but they are certainly
common enough in other lines
where competition is keen, anC
while l do not fully endorse
modern day methods in this re
gard, | do not approve OF tn,
charge placed against Mr.. Allen
AS a matter of fact. it places the
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-08-26
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land once at Phoenix, Arizona,
AnpnSf 1R 100

U. S. Land once at Phoenix, Arizona,
August IS, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Harry McKtbben,
OF Yuma. Arizona whoyon october II, 1905, made
Homestead Entry No. 4739-029S5 for the
EH Sw4, Sw14 Swl4 section 4, township 8,
u W.. G.. & s. r. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention TO make final fiveyear proof. to estab-
lish claim to the land above. described, before
Charles Fl. lifting. Clerk Of the District Court.
In his Office at Yuma. Arizona on the 2nd day
OF October. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses
Robert Wright. James II. Power William II.
Jones and William NJ Meadow, all OF Yuma,
Arizona. -,,.s>--
FRANK H. PARKER
kIrpuSt 20 1909. Register.
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WELCOME WoRDS TO WOMEN

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
should write to DR.. Pierce and receive free the
udvice of physician of over 40 years experience
"a skilled snd successful specialist in the diseases
of women. Every letter of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is REGARDED sacredy
confidential Many senSitively modest women write
fully to DIR. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling to their local physician. The local physician
is pretty sure to say that he do anything
without Gan examination. I" DIR. Pierce holds that
these dstasteful examinations are generally need
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sl25 per Word Inserts Classified ads
in sc leading papers in q. S. Send for
Dist. The Dake Advertising Agency,
427 South Main ST., LIS Angeles, Cal.
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TOO MUCH
GRAFT TALK
Much AIDE About NothfHg--OF
SemefMng--WhiCh ?
If there Are Any Bribe Gfvers or
Takers, Prosecute EN-

Yuma, Arizona, Aug. &c, 1909.
Editor Sentinel:
have lived in your communi-
ty as a property owner and in
terested citizen for nearly two
years, and have kept nay wealth
er eye and at least one ''weath-
er ear" open, except when asleep,
every minute Of that time, and 1
want to say that [ have heard
more graft talk, with seeming
ty less foundation, than ( ever
heard before in my life. It is
not creditable to this community
TO have IT'S supposed leading cit-
Mens accused on street corners,
in saloons, places OF business,
everywhere, OF being connected
In some way with various crook
ed schemes to flch from the peo-
pies money box. For the good
of the community this should
cease, or else an official investi-
cation be made to the end OF
either indicating or convicting
those accused.
A few days since an alleged
sensational exposure of an at
tempt to bride members Of the
board of supervisors appeared,
for the first time, I am told, IN
Yuma correspondence to the
Phoenix Gazette, and relates to
the plans for the Yuma county
court house. Among the differ
ent architects competing to fur
nish these plans was Mr.. f. S.
Allen of Pasadena. Mr.. Allen
wrote a letter TO each Gaember Oh
the board under date of July %,
as follows
Il would like very maeh tt
have you see the San Pedro
building, for L know you would
get a much better idea than from
looking at drawings. { cannot
take the building to you, bu'
would like to have you come ano
see it at my expense. I will be
away from home the 18th and
18th and, if you will advise mt
when you will come, | will ar
range to be here, and if you will
come to. nay Office upon your ar
rival, will be glad to take yo'
down to see the building. The
more have thought the mattel
over, the more think it woRlC
be impossible to ind q design
that better fits your conditions
Trusting to hear from you soon
lam,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
s25oo-FOR A QUICK SALE

Is acres fine sandy loan SOIL good orange
land, worth s45oOOo which is listed with US
for 10 days only at this price. You can double
your money in 60 days; lies on nice clean
corner: crop of barley was taken off of 1t
this year II you're a plunger look after this
one-you will never regret it.
We are sole agents for this acreage. For
further information call on
RESH-DANBERY CO.
Rooms 21s-219 o. T. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
Both Phones: F2521; Main 1881.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE

20-acre ranch on a corner. and IN one OF
tho 6nest neirhborhoods with a nice g.
room plastered house, with hot and cold
water, bath, halls and porches; new barn.
with all kinds Of outbuildings, chicken cor
rails The furniture goes with the place,
aIeo horse and buggy. harness and all
crops and sufficient water stock, also wind
mill and tank for domestic use. There are
IL acres of walnuts, acres in late Valen-
ella oranges. This place is a money maker:
II will nav YOU to take this up with US If
You want something that is good. The price
of this is $780, 900; 1-S cash, the balance on on
or before years. 1t will pay for itsen
after the first payment in that time see
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
WHAT HAVE YOU TO
EXCHANGE?

For this beautiful country home-2O-acre tul
bearing walnut and orange grove, oeautltully
located. 45 minutes from Los Angeles; 7-rooH
modern. cement block house with all modern
improvements, fine lawn and shrubbery' ce-
ment walks. gas for light and fuel, We'll
windmill and tank, complete water WORKS Hht
large barn. 12-h D. pumping plant fine team
Of mules, driving horse, harness and surrey
ali tools and farming Implements 10 acres
full bearing softshell walnuts, all healthy
trees; acres Valencia oranges; nice taInAS
orchard. 1-
Buy this ranch and take life easy. PRICE
S25, 10000.
This is certainly a beauty.
RESH-DANBERY co.
Rooms 21s-219 o. I. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
Both phones. Main 2521i F252l'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE

15 acres on West Broadway. Anaheim; 4
acres in full bearing oranges acre in al
falfa, 8 acres in corn. all kinds of family
fruit "a interest in large pumping plant. a
fine new barn. a fine Groom modern house,
hard finished, Hne WELL windmill and tank,
fine team of horses and harness, plows. har-
rows and cultvators, all new, all furniture
In house; in fact. everything goes that is
on the acreage; fine location, will soon be
subdlvlded in lots. Price only $4,000; "
cash. balance back mortgage to suit GUS
toner This is one of the best business
propositions as a speculation that we have.
Talk with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Our Luck
Y our Gain
80 ACRES
Price $15,000-Terms

If you are looking for a bargain
investigate this one. This SO
acres of land is located As min
utes out from Los Angeles on the
Santa Ana electric line. Has all
been under cultivation. Condi-
ton at present time: First-All
good sandy loan soil. Second
Dark, deep sub soil, with a new
7-room modern plastered house
well, windmill and tank; fine
large barn, family orchard; Il H.
P. pumping plant, Is inches wat
er; e acres in alfalfa, 8 acres in
corn, 80 acres barley ground, bal
ance in pasture; the entire acre
age is fenced and cross-fenced
on a nice, clean corner, and can
be cut into four 20-acre ranches,
all east fronts.
This price includes everything
on the ranch.
3 fine work horses, one 2-year-
old colt, one 4months-old colt; 7
COWS, 2 heifers, one bull, one
brood sow, 7 pigs, 125 laying
hens, 80 tons hay, baled; l new
buggy, / spring wagon, plow,
1 harrow, 1 cultivator single and
double harness all small tools on
place, which are too numerous to
mention.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE
$227.oo PER ACRE

33-acre ranch with a new 5-room house, bath
and pantry, fine large barn, well, windmill
and tank extra large), water piped through
out the house and barn; fine family orchard
acres set to softshell budded walnuts
which are in pink of condition: acres full
bearing nice vineyard; large gum grove. abund-
anoe of wood; 7-inch well, 175 feet deep, just
completed, ready for pumping plant; fine team
of horses, l COW. 100 chickens all working,
brooder house and chicken corrals, 1 wagon,
buggy, l surrey, all harness, farm imple-
ments galore, and the best Of all, 80 acres
o. fine sandy loan soil; 45 minutes out from
Los Angeles on the Santa Ana electric line.
PRICE-s75O0 co. s30OO00 cash, balance to suit
purchaser. We can explain clearly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE ONLY

1O-ACRE COUNTRY HOME AND INCOME
RANCH-PRICE S10,50OOO; this price includes
all crops: the income from this ranch averages
S1500.OO yearly; located 3 1-3 miles due west
or Anaheim, x mile from Santa Ana electric
line: no better soil anywhere; 7-room strictly
ali modern house. brand new, bath and toilet
hot and cold water, fine lawn and shrubbery'
cement walks every place needed fine cement
cellar, fine large barn, 7-inch well, gasoline
engine, pump and tank; horse, new harness,
chicken corras, and outbuildings, farm i'm
plements and wagons; fine oiled road. This is
certainly an ideal ranch; Z acres soft shell
full bearing walnuts; acres full bearing
Navel and Valencia oranges. Everything Is
growing.
Let us explain more to you at our office.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
RESH-DANBERY co.
FOR SALE ONLY

Ao-acre ranch, broom California house,
large barn, we'll, windmill and tank Finch
wells connected, 175-ft. deep; 25-h. p pump
ing plant, 100 inches of water sells water to
adjoining ranchers; acres Of same Is
planted to beans, acres in potatoes, 2 acres
in corn; the entire acreage has all been
leveled; It would make one of the finest
alfalfa ranches in Orange county. Dark
sandy loan soil with deep rich subsoil; all
farming tools, fine team of work horses and
harness, fine new buggy, plows, farming
wagon, cultivators planters, IL ridgers.
ell scrapers and implements; tons of hay,
in fact everything on the place goes with
the sale Price $4,000. This place Is all
clear of incumbrance; will take half cash
as first payment and balance to suit pur-
chaser If you are interested in the alfalfa
proposition we would advise you to investi-
gate this ad. For further information talk
with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE
211 Acres of Fine Walnuts

This beautiful grove is located on the
clean side of the road within "a mile OF
the city limits Of Anaheim; it has 10 acres
of budded walnuts that are now bearing. b
years old, and they are beauties; IL Ia
acres of soft shell wanuts 10 years old;
there. is sufficient water stock that, goes
with the place. This fine, sandy loan soil.
in one of the best neighborhoods and VIII
make one Of the best buys that we have
had It has a 4-room house, barn and other
outbuldings, also a we'll, windmill and
tank we can cut this either to 10 or
IL IA acres at the price of $500 cash; the
10 acres with all improvements at $500 or
the II IA acres of 10-year-old wanuts at
$500 This is a chance you don't often
get The crop on the trees goes with
the place at this price. This Is only Tor
The parties need money and are sacrihclns
to make quick sale. Remember this Is IN
Orange county in the great walnut district
II you are looking for walnuts don't over
look this. Come In and make an engage
ment and we will take you to the place
and prove to you that this is one Of the
best snaps that you have seen.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE
-S1O.OOO.OO-
O ACRES ALI. SET TO WAINUTs

20 ACRES ALL SET TO WALNUTS
I and years old, interset with fruit of
all kinds; 10 acres in a fine variety of bud
ded nuts which always command price
OF from 1 to cents more per pound than
the ordinary soft shell walnut; this is a fine
young grove and in a few years Will be
worth $1,000 per acre. There is pumping
plant, 2S-h. p., which furnishes 100"inches
of water; the half interest of this plant
goes with the place. This is located within
6 mile of the electric line, on one of the
finest oiled roads in Orange county, and is
within u mile Of town, schools, churches,
banks; right close at home. This is one of
the good things. and must be seen to be ap-
precated. See us and talk it over.
RESH-DANBERY CO.
Rooms 21s-219 o. L. johnson bldg,
Fourth and Broadway.
Both phones. Main 2521; F2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE ONLY
Get Busy if You Want This

100000 FL Monte ranch consisting of 4
acres of the finest soil in El Monte district
and 1t is right in the beautiful city limits;
has a 5-room modern house, fine large barn,
cost to erect same S20c0.oO; nice large buggy
shed; entire acreage is fenced; large well,
windmill and tank; water piped all over ranch.
80 hydrants; so full bearing walnut trees 60
full bearing apple trees go peach trees, plums,
pears and apricots; damp land-no water re-
quired for irrigating; horse, buggy harness,
express wagon and harness, sets work har-
ness, tons hay, so chickens. This is certainly
an ideal place. Don't pass 1t up, but talk
with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE---2O ACRES

ao-acre ranch on a double clean corner,
on an oiled road, with a 5-room house.
good barn, chicken corral, a fine family or
chard, with a pumping plant, suflclent
water at the most reasonable cost; plenty
of wood This 20 acres would make a
fine walnut or orange grove. and at the
price of $4,000, with everything included 1t
is one Of the best propositions that we
have Only u mile from the electric road'
50 minutes out from Los Angeles. One
half cash will handle this the balance on
any length of time at per cent. This
viii make a No. l ranch for the man who
does the work. You cannot buy any land
for less money considering what goes with
A. n YOU are interested take 1t up with
us we have people going daily. Make
vour engagement and look at this.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE ONLY

1O-acre income ranch; this Is what every
body is looking for; the income part. 1t is
impossible for us to say anything bad about
this ranch for this reason: First. 10 acres
the finest soil in Southern California; second,
it has acres of full bearing navel oranges.
and acres in full bearing late Valencia
oranges; 10 shares Anaheim Union Water
stock; only "a miles from Fullerton. near
the famous Chapman ranch where such
ranches are selling for $1,000 per acre; only
u of a mile from the site for the new Santa
Fe railroad depot of the proposed cutoff.
You will make no mistake in investigating
This ranch. as we can make good in every
thing we advertise Price $4,000; $1,000
cash. balance to suit purchaser. For further
information call at
Rooms 21S-219 o. T. johnson bldg.s
Fourth and Broadway.
Roth Phones: F2521; Main 2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

51k acres az acres in full bearing wal
nuts, fine family orchard, nice shade trees
4-room California house, large barn, bug
gy shed city water electric lights, 15O
chickens incubator and brooder, all farm
ing tools and implements; fine, dark, rich,
sandy loan soil; located a nice oiled
road only z mile from Anaheim. This is
certainly a good buy exchange for any
one wanting a nice country and city home
combined. In fact, it is near town 1t Is
the same as living in town. If you have
something good to exchange for this ranch
talk with US; price only $4,000.