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Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
O'BR|EN NO MATCH
 FOR STANLEY kETCHEL THE TERROR KNOCKED HIM ABOUT AT WILL A WhirIwind Fight Into the Third
 Round

Philadelphia, June 9.-Stanley Ketchel, the middleweight champion, defeated Jack O'Brien tonight in the third round of their bout, thus ac- complaining a feat that Jack John son, the heavyweight champion, fail ed to accomplish three weeks ago. The fight was stopped in the second minute of the third round. after O'Brien had been knocked down twice in the second and once in the third rounds, and was almost unable to raise his hands.
 The fight was a whirlwind affair from start to finish. Ketchel went after O'Brien from the tap of the gong and showed that he was de- termined to make short work of the shifty Philadelphian.
 Ketchel devoted his attention to O'Brien's body until he found an opening, and then sent a crashing right to the jaw that scored the first knOckdown in the second round O'Brien got up gamely, but went down again a few moments later from a right and left on the jaw This time he struggled to his feet at the count of six and two seconds lat CT the gong rang
 The third and last round was brief. Ketchel went in for a knock out. In his anxiety to finish it quickly he was wild. Finally he cor nered O'Brien and sent in a left short arm blow on the jaw that practically finished the battle. O'Brien could not fall because he was pinned in a corner but he crumpled up against the ropes and clung desperately to Ketchel's neck. Shaking him loose Ketchel sent in a right and left.
 Referee McGuigan, seeing O'Brien's condition and wishing to avoid pos sible serious injury, stopped the fight
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
"A, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1909.

largely to increased offerings of new wheat to arrive.
 Reports from southeastern Missouri that harvesting will begin the latter part of this week inspired additional sales of the July option. Liverpool was disappointment to the bulls, the market being barely steady ow- ing to reports of general rains in Argentine and Southern Russia. July closed at s1.19H.' Continued wet weather in the corn belt was cause of substantial advance in corn prices The close was strong with prices $ c Ac above yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago, June 9.-Cattle receipts l5,0OO market steady to shade high CT. Reeves s5.25@73O; Texas steers. Si.60@ 6.30; western steers. s4.15de 6.i1; stockers and feeders. $3.60@5.50; cows and heifers, s2.40@625; calves, $6.0O@ 500.
 Sheep-Receipts 15,000. The market was steady. Natives $400@6.30; west ern, $4.35@6.4O; yearlings, s6.25@7I5. Lambs, native $5.5O@S.25; western, $6OO6S.3
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
THE SPECyLATORS
 STOP TO THINK
They Find They Have Again outrun
 Returning Prosperity.

New York, June 9.-The decisive downward turn taken by the price movement in stocks today inclined the speculative sentiment to take ac- count of unfavorable factors but there was little that was positively unfavorable in the news. The rapid decline in Southern Pacific upon the announcement of the much heralded plan to retire the preferred stock was taken as an object lesson of the ex- tent to which favorable developments had been discounted in speculation.
 The slight rise in the call money rate was ascribed to the applications for New York City bonds. An atcive demand has sprung up for funds on time and rates are advancing.
 Discounts also rose in London and Paris today. The general money sit uation therefore is shaping itself quite definitely away from ease. The aggressive rise in Union Pacific helped the late restoration of the price level.
 Bonds were easy. Total sales S5,79O,OOO. United States bonds, un- changed.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
AT A STAND STILL
The Gunnison and Grand Rivers of
 Colorado.

Grand Junction, Colo, June 9.-The Gunnison and Grand rivers rose no higher today, enabling workers to repair the damage already done by floods, and to prepare for another rise, should it come
 During the day the breakwater be- low Grand Junction was torn out by the Grand river and many farms were flooded Many dams and bridges are reported in a precariOus condi- tiOn
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
FRENCH AND MOoRS.
Forces of Rebel Chief Were Defeated
 at Moudzerid.

Paris, June 9.-The minister of the colonies received advices from Morocco that or June French detachment repulsed an attack by band of adher- ents of the rebel chief. Maclainin on the outskirts of Moudzerid.
 The enemy lost ten men killed while the French casualties numbered three.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
M ETAlS.

New York, June 9.-The London tin market was over a pound higher to- day with spot 9134 and futures at !1S5 Is Sd. Locally it was firm, spot $29.97h @29.62h. ~
 London copper was lower, spot ,6O IS Cd; futures ,5t 5s. Locally lake was ei3.62ls @1S.75. Electrolytic was $13.57ls @1S.50; casting, S13.25D 15.S7k. It is r'ported that some business has been done above those quotations.
 Lead was unchanged, eI3 3s 9d in Lonron. The local market remained unchanged, $43i04.45. Spelter was unchanged, e22 cs 6d in London; and qt;ie: at $5.35W545 locally.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS.

Buffalo. N. V, June s.-The sixth national conference of Charities and Corrections opened tonight. Ernest Sickness of Washington, D. C., ad- dressed the conference. St. Louis, Denver and Pittsburg are already try ing to secure the next years confer ence.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.

Memphis, Tenn, June 9.-After re- electeing Gen. c. A. E,vans/as comman- der in chief. over his protest, and se- lecting Mobile. Ala, as the next meet ing place, the United Confederate Vet erans adjourned their business meet ing tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
EVACUATION OF MccLOUD.
The California Troops Will Not Get
 Away Until Today.

McClOud. June 9.-Everything is quiet today. Adjutant General Lauck announced that the state tr oops will not be able to get away until early to- morrow morning. Several shots were fired last night by deputies under John F. Farley, towards a striker whom they allege they found lettering about the camp but he was not struck.
 The company is replacing the strik- CTS as rapidly as possible, and the Italians are continuing to leave.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
AeDUcTREss' BROTHER
Trying to Shorten Her Twenty Five
 Year Sentence.

Mercer, ohio, June 9.-Formal &C., ton was taken today by William F. McDermOtt of Chicago. brother of Mrs. Helen Boyle now serving a twenty-five year sentence for the abduction of Wil- lie Whitla, to obtain her release from the penitentiary.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
THE MYSTIC sHRlNERs.
Next Session Will Be Held at New
 Orleans.

Louisville. Ky, June 9.-This was the last day of business for the thirty fourth annual session of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. New Orleans was chosen for the 1910 convention. The date Of the meeting in 1910 was set back from June to April.
 POtentate J. F. Colby of Indianapolis was selected as imperial outer guard. The position of imperial potentate went to George L. Street of Richmond, Va.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
SIX KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.

Wheeling. w. Va, Jnne 9.-Six men were killed and fourteen seriously in- jured by an explosion tonight of blast furnace of the Wheeling Steel and Iron company. The six men killed were burned to crisp. All were foreigners The cause of the accident is not known.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
WOMEN MOTORISTS
Start on a Journey From New York
 to San Francisco.

New York. June 9.-Four women left New York today on a 4OOO miles auto mobile trip to San Francisco. They are Mrs. Alice Ramsey. president of the wOmen's motoring club of New York who is at the wheel; Mrs. N. R. Powell. Mrs. w. Atwood and Mrs. H. Johns.
 Mrs. Ramsey intends personally to make all necessary repairs to the car during the trip.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
DEATH OF JUDGE REILLY.

Long Beach, Cal. June 9.-Judge Jas. Reilly 70 years of age, a pioneer and prominent attorney of Arizona, whose home is in Tombstone, died here to- night of heart disease His remains will be buried here tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
GRAIN

Chicago, June 9.-Wheat was nerv- ous the gerater part of the day and the prevailing sentiment was one of bearishness. This heaviness swas more noticeable in July than in the more deferred months and was due
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
AMBASSADOR IDE AT MADRID.

Madrid, June 9.-Henry c. Ide, the newly appointed minister to Spain. pre- scented his credentials to King Alfonso today.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, D. C., June 9.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Fri day.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
STOCKS.

Amalgamated, S57s; Smelling, 95as i; Santa Fe, HAS; St. Paul, 1854 :; New York Central, 132; Pennsylvania, 1S7; Reading, 155B; Southern Pa cific, 131A; Union Pacific, 1928 :; U. s. Steel, 67H; U. s. Steel pfd., 125; Silver, 527s; Mexicans, A.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
CONTINUED RAIN
 FINDERS BASEBALL

Only One of the American League
 Games Played.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

At Chicago-The Chicago-New York game postponed; wet grounds.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

All other American league games DOstpOned: rain
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
American.

Batteries-Ryan, C1cotte and CdrrI- gan; Bailey and Criger.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
Coast.

Batteries - ToZer and Or Breckenridge and Hogan.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

expiring by limitation after four or
five months. may be applied to relieve
the situation.
The same condition OF affairs with
regard to prices and slack movement
of hops prevails to just as marked a
degree in Oregon and Washington, and
the merchants as we'll as the railroad
people in those states are using their
best efforts to secure the reduction.
H. V. Plat. general superintendent
of the southern district of the South
ern Pacific, wired yesterday that the
high tides had taken out the temporary
track at Punta and tied up the coast
line and that there had been a bad
slide at Tajiguas.
J. M. Crawley of the Nevada. Cal
ffornia and Oregon is in the city and
says his line is in good shape and that
the storms have not Inconvenience
traffic.
A surveying party IN the employ of
the Canadian Northern is engaged in
making a survey of the road the COM
pany Intends to build between Duluth
and Virginia to complete the Winnipeg
Duluth line. The surveyors are goine
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Answers TO Queries

MAGNETIC POLE-Reader Of Queries. City.
Has the north south magnetic pole ever been
exactly determined?
A writer on this subject says: THE
theory of mass of iron ore being the
attraction is obsolete. The earth it.
self may be regarded as an immense
magnet OF vast force. This force acts
through limited space around the
magnet In what Is called the magnetic
field What may be called the lines
of force converge at practically oppo-
site sides of the sphere forming the
magnetic poles
IF placed in the magnetic field. any
compass needle will take position par
allel to these lines of force. The north
magnetic pole has been actually To-
Gated at latitude 20 degrees minutes
and longitude 90 degrees and as min
utes west. In 1881 the pole was
found by Sir J. c. Ross to be situated
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In Boothia Felix, just within the Arctic
he south magnetic pole has never
peen reached, but it is believed to be
about 73 degrees south latitude and
loV degrees east longitude 1t Is
known therefore that the two mag
netic poles do not lie at the extrem
tiles of a diameter of the earth
STATIE-A Subscriber, City or what ma
tef1al was the statue OF Lincoln that was In
front OF the Lincoln school on Fifth street be-
fore the fire?
The statue by Mezzara, one of the
pioneer sculptors Of San Francisco, was
plaster cast
Loss OF LIFE-B. +. s., Napa, Cal What
Was was. the loss of life by the disaster of April,
1906. in San Francisco. Cal Z?
That is a question that no one will
ever be able to answer The estimates
place the loss at from 43S to 500.
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over the old route that was laid out
some time ago by the men IN control
OF the Rainy lake.
The fact that they are at work upon
the new route and possibly upon ter
minals in Duluth does away with the
idea that the Canadian Northern will
not build to that city, but Will use the
Mesaba road to reach that point
J. ID Isaacs. consulting engineer OF
the Hartman lines. returned to the
city yesterday after an inspection OF
the lines in the state.
Louis Wuichet. eastern representa-
tive Of the California sugar and white
pine agency. is in the city and as he is
one of the heaviest shippers he is nat
urally the object OF much attention on
the part OF the contracting freight
agents
Emery oliver. engineer OF the North
Fork division OF the Western Pacific
wires that the recent storms had NOT
injured the track seriously.
A. H. Mofit Of the Erie. who has been
In the south, has returned
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31
Peace With Pork
How the dove of peace to roost the big guns ana
bring prosperity to happy land
By Edward F. Cahm

By Edward F. Cahm
n ONE of my able and enesing contemporaries Angeles
mperiously demanding Pedro The Pasadena
editorial insisting that the one ns
keep the peace Pedro know
myself hundred times For
instance:
secretary Of
not calculated to pr0g0
washington when this nation was In the sadans
constantly prepared
For San Pedro insert Boinas Tama other
point the This known the convertible editorial suited
the all localities ~deestTs seeking appropriation 1t
might be slightly
w s ss rSa s % snis s ss ae1
sssg d a assssn the
ts of a t @ ad 81 ss certain R oriental power would
gives peace with pork
nothing in pursuit the
pork barrel He beat the colonies this business and they are pretty
hot the trail It recalls what happened the colonel Of Irish es
ment who noticed that of the extremely devoted to him and
followed him everywhere At length he remarked
Well have stuck by me well today"
replied hs
Just stick the colonel Patrick bhOy and you'll be all fOShs
would
have found place for The editor makes but he
hurled colonies invading
Colonel Colonel Belinger Major McKinsty:
power
of an estimated maximum Of about 10000 mem and
Of possibly 100000
Angeles country could be- seized is apparent
would substituted
oriental powerhat is might did know the meaning of the
colonies with the
that there only meridian of longitude the round world
that meridian through Greenwich that neither
Guiding Eddie Wolfe, who Bill
who Pedrot these
intelligent able themselves
from the English geography Australia still for them the anpod and
hemisphere
Let US see how the editor takes up the strain where the colonies left Off
Hear him the Examiner:
o.
Lovely language The pen fighter than the sword and ndOr
of substituting the rtyseyenth Pedro.
There nothing Pedro Bill Savage and he
hardhe him colonel,
cations of peace
spoiled in making Johnson,
Certain oriental behind
house SO salt Brother McClatchy:
Grove
an
mli Of capitol
of NAM
old to himself his
'front.' "Aarseiuaise"
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And a Sc
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the colonies and don't let wander from
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lighted with dim and smoky coal oil lamps family struggling to
relieve the gloom
The barracks anquaed and in places dapdated The
supply dubious inadequate The sanitary conditions
make the despair OF the medical corps age electricity
the United States army plumbers home tul eimmer Of
kerosene lamp.
The reservation constitutes the picturesque park in
America close touch with city, capabilities are NOT
developed The military facilities appliances shabby nco-
pee of date like homespun patchwork on silk dress Now
worth while matter of dollars army life agreeable
to keep the men IN good huor and good health The
at the Preside make slight and #
time that Uncle Sam found the money the soldiers com
Portable and maintain the standard Of health army
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Evidence for
Dr.. Wiley
10 Consider
and supervision, the i

ana SUPERVISOR the who took the diet comprising considerable
component OF the suphured fruit
weight and improved in general health.
The result could well be
lorna have been consuming suphured fruits for
more without experiencing the slightest evil effects Millions
pounds OF such have been there
q single where injurious effects have been
experienced.
1t VIII not be disputed by Dr. Wiley that the sulphur
as ecde safeguard against the generation OF decayed
IN he iTu 1t IS OF itself injurious health than
uhi the same functions IN the preservation of food
lhls not question be decided ofland general
proposition introduction OF foreign substance
impure Within certain limits spices condiments
permissible and sometimes beneficial rgidv scientific
experiments conducted by DR. Atkins appear the
moderate OF sulphur preseative only injurious
but is positively beneficial
The Call hopes that Dr. Wiley who has done great
work Tor the country will these experiments good
reconsider opinion which appears have been
hcent evidence.
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the most important strategic point in the
United States, might very well wonder why
its eminent potentialities have been left in a
condition which is a very slight Improvement
on state OF nature If his visit should have
happened after dark he would find the roads
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California
Buys
Automobiles

automobiles valued at S9375000 which $4,000 car
while Massachusetts, with 900 valuation of
S5OOO Tor the lot being less than $1,000 Penn
syvana indulge the expensive to be had
and its average nearly $1,000
1t surprising California nearly five times
automobiles Michigan and should 1000
more than either Iowa Indiana The valuation California
machines nearly twice the in
Ohio Minnesota the following California at
long interval with $3.50 mostly cheap valuation of
o0OOO 1t surprising that Washington have only
SS5 machines and Oregon 094
It IS fine showing of prosperity when California can hold its
own with states like Illinois and Pennsylvania outstrp Ohio
Indiana, Minnesota and Missouri by long intervals
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-01-31

IS interesting and instructive that the number
automobiles shown by registration law Cafoni
ranks sixth among the of the In number am
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STRANGER who happened to visit the Presidio after sur
veyng this magnificent and picturesque park and being in
formed that the military estimation
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by the ordinance that goes into effect on the
4th of next month. San Francisco has been
a score OF years behind other cities in this
matter. 1t will be well for drivers who have
grown up under the old haphazard plan to
study and observe the new law. lest they 6nd
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Law for
Drivers aid
Policemen

ee IN jan careful and competent study Of the ordinance
by the police squad ntrusted handling OF traffic will like
wise be required
The auOmOber will be keep the Deace
His abomnabe will tempered civilized standard H
viii not be permitted the harmless pedestrian
hall to death with barbaous boots and walls No longer shall he
FIJI the air and offend the with maodoro,s smokes
The policeman the beat shall be his Judge
It quite elaborate code and regulates the comings and
gong OF everything wheels from trucks Drivers
viii be well advised to in study law
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valuation Of machines California is outranked
only by New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
New Jersey and Massachusetts. Indeed, the
average value OF the machines owned in this
state is higher than anywhere except New
York and PENNSYLVANIA California has 5Ol2
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Bridging the
(arquinez
Straits

enough to fulfill the purposes OF all transportation by rail road
The circumstances such forbid multiplication of bridges
across the main waterway of the state.
For the fuhment OF the first requirement suspension bridge
called for sufficiently elevated permit
craft pass underneath In that dawbridee
plan does not work accepably When proposition
bridge estes mooted years ago by the Southern
Pacific the rveren srenuousy objected the dawbdge feature
with the the railroad
at hand to facilitate the passage of the opening.
lofty bridge the straits would be great advantage
railroad and other wheeled traffic would give
OF the north bank counties the
and the markets OF the bay cities The ferriage very
considerable item The railroads would be greatly the
and of transfer Of obligation would
the provide the bridge accommodate all
railroads desiring make the crossing.
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ME regulation OF traffic Of this city has been
altogether neglected the past gratifying to know
that the present fashions will Of -
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R. ALBERT ATKINS and the state board of health have
met Dr. Harvey w Wiley his ground accepting his
methods Of demonstration the they supplied
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should be fastened
II that possible OF the whole thing contingent
action by and Of the flood situation effort will
be made the appropriation during the session OF the
national legislature 1t would be thing for California
have we'll considered work done opening deepening the
channel OF the Sacramento before another
OF this money would be applied for the
OF navigation and its effect floods would be incidental but
understand that the money be used chiefly widening deepen
ing and Strengthening the below Rio work
would be great relief in food the
speak, bottled by distractions the OF the lower
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CONCLUSIVE proof that the trifIng quantity OF
sulphur dioxide, with which dried fruit is inn
pregnated by the California process, is nowisc
injurious to health and, in fact, its use is fol-
lowed by beneficial effects. Under severe
clinical tests. conducted with scientific accuracy
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by the state. With certain requirement.
fulfilled the proposition has undoubted merit
The first Of these requirements is that navi
cation OF the river shall not be hampered
The second condition is that any such bridge
shall be open to all kinds OF traffic and biz
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Would
Relieve the
Flood Situation

make the appropriation available January
there OF Importance why this postponemen ut
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Glett favors proposition oote
by representatives the legislature OF the
bridge the
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Gossip of RaiIwaymen

A n important change has been
n made in the maintenance and
organization of the Nebraska
division OF the Union Pacific.
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He proposition mooed in the legislature make available
the 100000 be used for improving river navigation
ought be pressed The appropriation would OF
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course, be made contingent on the allowance
OF like sum by congress to be used for the
same purpose The control and application
OF the JOINT appropriation would be entrusted
to the war department and its competent staff
OF engineers The original proposition was
preparation available on January l. 1910. but