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Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
Enormous White House Expenses.

certainly knew that his living expenses would have to be paid out of his own pocket, but what these expenses are dur ing four years would almost keep a corps of accountants busy in tOtaling up the figures The salary of the president of the country Is not estimated on a com mercial basis The entertainments he gives must be of the greatest elegance.
 The domestics at the White House are paid by the government, but the personal servants are paid by the President and Mrs. Taft. The government supplies the President with a barber. stable groom and laboFers, maid for Mrs. Taft and q steward who has charge of the household servants.
 If the President or any of his family become i'll the regular surgeons and phy sicians of the Army and Navy attend them. In case of the death of the Presi- dent while he was in office the govern ment would bury him. and his widow would probably receive an annual pension
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
INSTALLING CHURCH FURNITURE

Father Lucius of Phoenix was in Mesa yesterday installing peks and other fixtures in the Catholic church recently erected at this place. Father Heitz of Florence was also here looking over the new church. Father Lucius states that the building at this place is none too large. It is large enough for the present but not large enough for the community in one year from now in the event that the valley continues to grow as it has ,n the past two years
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
Mystery of Che,Oing Gum.

the opinion that they lad discovered perfect substitute for rubber. The cbicle gum was found to be insOluble and there fore could not take the place of the rubber gum. (To this day there has not been an acid, spirit. alkali or ether found that will dissolve the gum.) As conse- quence of this large shipments of the gum lay unsOId and unstable on the pier docks at Brooklyn. The gum Is reddish and has sort of rubber look about it. The fact that the gum could be used for chewing purposes was dis- covered through an accident, one of the men who examined 1t placing small piece in his mouth. He was surprised ht its consistency and be invented chewing gum.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

1HEwING-GUM has been called the
 / mysterious confection, for out of NJ the millions of persons who use 1t there are very few who are aware how it is manufactured, and they really do not know what they gre masticating.
 As matter of fact, ehewing-gum Is nothing more than chicle mixed with sugar and navoring to give it the pleasing taste. This chicle is the gum of tree which grows plentifully fin Mexico and Central America, and in recent years It has been cultivated on a large scale In Yucntan. where one company owns sey- eral million acres of the trees The chicle tree is very similar to the India rubber tree and the gum was first shipped to America by men who were Of
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
SUFFERS BROKEN RIB

A. T. Harris, living two miles east of town on the Roosevelt road suf- fered the fraeture of a rib yesterday forenoon as the result of being thrown to the ground by horse. It appears that MT. Harris was harnessing the animal which was tied with a rope. He had thrown the harness on and was reaching over the animals back to adjust some of the straps when the horse began pulling back. Mir. Harris was tripped or forcibly pushed Tn some manner. falling violently t. the ground. with the above results.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
BACK FROM PRESCOTT.

Frank T. POmerOy has returned from Prescott. where he went with his family four weeks ago. Mrs. Pomeroy, for whose benefit the Prescott trip was planned. is greatly improved and is now able to climb over the noun tains without great fatigue Before leaving here she had been belfast for the preceding month. Mir Pome- roy accepted the agency for the Idlywild acre tract proposition at this place. but he is not advertising the fact for the reason that he expects to spend his next vacation in the vicinity of the Beavis ranch to the east of Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
sTUNG BY A SCORPION

Bob Brown was stung by a scorpion yesterday morning while building a cesspOol in the rear of the Vance bakery. He noticed several scorpions in the vicinity of the brick pile the previous day and vas some what on the lookout for them when he vas stung. The stinger was broken off and remained in the flesh in the palm of his right hand. He immediately applied ammonia, but the pin continued and the swelling in creased until he found it necessary to consult a physician in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

of 5000. Repairs on the White House are paid for by the government Taft has S35.OOO at his disposal each year for furnishing the White House. A similar amount Is allowed for repairs; s4.OOO is allowed for the taking care of the grounds 800 for greenhouses and 5000 for fuel. The President has to pay nearly all the expenses of entertaining. These affairs. especially in winter. are very elaborate and cost great deal of money. Taft spends S1.0O0 perhaps for each of his state banquets. The music, supplied by the Marine Band. Is free, being given by the government for such occasions. Twen- ty-tve thousand dollars a year Is allowed for travelling expenses, but this amount is insufficient and the President has to make up the deficiency. Of the monrrchs of the world the CZar of Russia is said to receive the largest salary. His income is about Sl3,OOOOOO per year, this from his state pay and private income com bined.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
IN FROM M'eRAYERsvILLE

w. D. McBrayer. who was recently elected mayor O; McBrayersville, was in the city yesterday, staying all might for the purpose of taking a look at the blink of the electric lights. Mir filed on a homestead thir- teen miles south of Mesa and about three. quarters of a mile from the h. iian reservation. He conceived the idea of starting a store which has
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

can take 1t from me, bO. that there's many more men in my boat too Whats that? Haven't got anything left7 Sure I've got just enough to buy a stack and get back into the gama again tonight. If l win-then Atlantic City and the gay and festive Boardwalk for mine If lose. then I've had my vacatiOn-for two nights at the green table! !'
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
=~- A CORNER FOR, r1EN -~<
A Queer Ans,Oer.

H REGIMENT of soldiers had camped for the night and young Scottish / recruit had been placed on guard outside the generals tent. In the morn ing the commander awOke and. sticking his head out of the tent spoke to the recruit iD a loud and stern voice:
 Who are yOu?"
 The young man turned around and re- piled:
 Fine: hOo's yerself?'
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

proved quite successful in d small way. The Indians have found the st":c and are very g) d patrons in a small way Their needs are not sT great as these of the whiteIcan. but they are compelled to use d certain of flour. beIns and bacon.
 which Llay be ha,! at the McRrayer
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
SIX O'CLOCK DINNER

Miss Gertrude Hansen entertained a few of her girl friends at six o'clock dinner Wednesday evening. Those present were Miss Scott. Miss Hilda Ellsworth. Miss Gladieux, Miss Hell mer and Miss Hardy
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
HOME FROM uTAH

Mrs. w. Aird Macdonald has return ed from Utah where she went during the latter part of May primarily for the purpose of marrying Mir. Macdon- aid, which will be occupied by the young couple within a few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30
RANCH PURCHASED

Fly Morris has purchased a ten acre tract north of the Bowen orange grove. The tract is a part of The Geo. Radell ranch. The deal was made by the Arizona Land company
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

TTB HEN President Taft left Cincinnati hk to take up his abode in the White W House at Washington he may or may not have known what the change would cost him. the price of the house that would shelter him, the fuel to keep him warm in winter, the ice to keep him
 cool in summer. the electricity and gas. with which the mansion Is lighted. He
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

j = ::: : : E: :::: < = F: = $: : $: s
 elusive of n large reception hall This is convenient. roomy and we'll arranged house, with every modern con venience for comfort.
 The construction is with solid brick
Arizona republican., 1909-07-30

Is very commodious library, and pro vided with closet and toilet. so that this room can be used for sleeping purposes if desired.
 This house can be built for S5,0OO, ex- elusive of heating and plumbing. There are two chlmneys, two fire places, large pantry, rear stairs, &c-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-04
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces of glycerine with j
half-ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine COM
pound pure and half pint of straight
whisky. Shake well and take in doses
of a teaspoonful every four hours. This
mixture possesses the healing, health
full properties of tie Pines, and will
break cold in twenty-four hours and
cure any cough that is durable. In
having this formula put up, be sure
that your druggist uses the genuine
Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure, pre-
pared and guaranteed only by the
Leach Chemical Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-04

ana save tho 'awless among their num-
Der from IA st needful remedy avail
able to all mA for the protection OF
their business 4 ainst lawless invasion.
The propositionA hat business is not
property or pecuh AIRY right which can
be protected by equitable injunction is
utterly without foundation In prece-
dent or reason. The proposition is
usually linked with one to make the
secondary boycott lawful. Such a
proposition is at variance with the
American instinct and will find no
support, in my Judgment when submit
ted to the. American people. The Sec
ondary boycott is an instrument Of
tyranny and ought not to be made
legitimate.
The issuing OF a temporary restrain
ing order without notice has In several
Instances been abused by it's incoh-
siderate exercise, and to remedy this
the platform upon which / was elect
ed recommends the formulation in a
statute of the conditions under which
such temporary restraining order
ought to issue. A statute can and
ought to be framed to embody the best
modern practice and can bring the SUBJ
ject so closely to the attention of the
court as to make abuses of the process
unlikely in the future. American peo-
pie. If / understand them, insist that
the authority of the courts shall be
| sustained and are opposed to any
| change in the procedure by which the
powers of court may be weakened
and the fearless and effective admin
| istration of justice be interfered with.
| Having thus reviewed the questions
| likely to recur during my administra-
f. tion and having expressed in a sum-
mary way the position which 1 expect
! to take in recommendations to con-
| gress and in my coEfduct as an execu-
tive, I invoke the considerable SYM
pathy and support Of my fellow citf-
zens and the aid of Almighty God in
the discharge Of my responsible duties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-04

letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema.
These are diseases for which Cham
1t quickly allays the itching and
smarting and soon effects a cure
Price,@25 cents. For sale by all drug
giStS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-04
The Army and Navy.

We should have an army SO organ
lied and so differed as to be capable
in time Of emergency in cooperation
with the national militia and under
the provisions of proper national
volunteer law rapidly to expand into
a force sufficient to resist all probable
invasion from abroad and to furnish
respectable expeditionary force, If nee
essary, in the maintenance of our ira
ditional American policy which bears
the name of President Monroe.
Our Notifications are yet in a state
of only partial completeness. and the
number of men to man them is INSULT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23

otro departamento destinado
a prisi6n de mujeres con sus
galeras correspondientes con
capacldad para 80 detenidas.
Hay anexo cuatro bartolinas
para los que llegan en- estado
belicoso. Siguiendo hacia la
derecha, esta la carcel de hom.
bres, casi en- la misma situa.
cion que la de las mujeres, con
mayor fondo capaz para SO
presos. Actualmente existen
de 80 a 40 de estos. Las re-
formas sufridas en- este edifi.
clio cuestan al municipio 81
mil dollars.
FL movimiento carcelaric
durante el aho 1908 a 1909
fu6 el siguienta: ,Varones, de
tenidos y sentenciados 1928
Mujeres, detcnidas y senten
ciadas 1882. Total, 9,O15.
La limpieza y orden que ST
nota en- este establecimientc
es admirable, 10 que prueba
la competencia para el fiel
cumplimiento de su cometide
que posee su empleado prin
cipal senior Pared.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
EN- LA cARCEL
MUNICIPAL,
Un Representative de
LA Correspondent
cia" vista este edifi-
clio.
Su exterior es elegante y e
aspecto interior por su or
den y linn pieza, es exec
lente.
En- ell mismO edifici0 eSta insta-
lada la sala de socorr0S, ell re-.
fugio de nilos y el departa.
mento del alcaide.

Ell domingo uno de nues-
tros representatives visit6 ell
edificio municipal situado a
la salida de Puerta de TERRA
EN- el extreme norte de la ciu-
dad, donde estuvo el antique
hospital, convertible hoy, des-
pues de notables mejoras en-
su interior y exterior, en- car
Gel municipal, escuela refor.
matoria, Y sala de socorros.
Ell alcaide del rirac 9 depo-
sito municipal senior Pedro
Pared, tuvo la cortesia de
franquearnos la puerta mos
trandonos todo ell interior del
edificio.
A la entrada y hacia la de
recha esta la ofcina de la pre-
venci6n, donde Sc lleva con
escrupulosidad el registro de
los detcnidos. En- la misma
direction esta la dependencia
destinada a residencia del al
caide. El departamento in
mediate, destinado a sala de
socorros. Este departamento
no esta habilitado todavia.
Al extreme izquierdo esta el
departamento destinado a la
cscuela reformatoria, en- pre-.
paraci6n. Consta de un am.
plio salon donde estan empla
zados un buen nnmero de es
critoriOs combinados para los
a]umnos, y otro salon para
dormitorios, todo debidamen
te preparado para contener dc
35 a 40 ninos. Este depar
| tamento esta ultimandose con
venientemente para ser habi
litado.
En- la misma direction Y a
interior esta un patio aneXo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
Asunto de Ia sa|ud pub|ica

La siguiente information fue ia
cilitada por el secretario particular
del gobernador, 4 un reporter de LA
Correspondence.
"El asunto que Sc refiere a dispo-
siciones sanitarias aplicables la ha-
rina que contenga gorgoios y gusa-
nos la tiene ahora en- estudio ell Di-
rector de Sanidad y Beneficencia. Ell
asunto ha sido sometido al goberna-
dor, ell cual cuidara de que Sc adop-
te cuanto antes una politlca, de acu-
erdo con la protection deblda de la
salud publica y asi mismo para q.
los importadores V vendedores dc la
harina en- la isla queden protegidos
v puedan adoptar las precaueloneS
que fueren necesarias d fin de evitar
perdidas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
DE TEATRO.
"a.
FEDORA

Anoche se.tra jo' al palco escenico
una de las ohras dehcelebre academi-
co Nictoriano Sarduo, que con Ed
mond Rostand Catulle Mendes
forman la suprema representation
del arte dramatico contemporaneo
en- Francia. Por desgracia Sard ou y
Mendes han pasado d, reglones in
mortales, donde la fama, a pesar de
Ia muerte Sc consoida y Sc ensan-
cha a guisa de glorIoso astro que des-
pide por doquiera regueros de luz,
refulgentes vfvidos destellos. Los
grandes maestros.se van pero su ge-
MO perdurara a traves de futuras
generaciones.
Fedora y Tascn son las obras que
reamente han inmortalizado Ell ge-
MO de Sardou. LA primera tue OBJ
jeto de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ano-
che por la,oompaiia de Evangelina
Adams cn,nuestro coiseo. Tanto Ia
una como la otra composicionshan
exteriorizado sus bellezas en- los
principales-teatros europees,y ame-
ricanos. no tan solo en- la tragedia
original. sino en- grandes trozoe de
opera, que Sc han repetido cientos
de veoes y han Aevado al teatro in
finite p.blice avido de oir lassbelle-
zas de.obras tan sonadas y comenta-
das por crftGos. de primer ordeu.
Els Fedora I'm haz de sorprenden-
se psico1ogfa escenicsen donde'todas
las grandes pasiones de Ia humans
dad como ell amor, los celos, el odlo,
la venganza Sc ponen en- juego
v despiertan en- los espectadores e.
mociones indescriptibles, que cau-
san una verdadera revoluci6n dc
nervios en- ell organismo de los que
hs. presenciado la tragedia.
Obra.s son que ha paseado 81 genio
de Sarah Bernharot por todo el mum
do para Ia cual fleron escritas, sin
embargo, podemos consignar que u
Sra. Evangelina Adams en- quien
encan6"el papel de Fedora y Ell de su
amante desgraciado, interpretado
por ell Sr. Jambrina,p ,protagonistas do
la tragedia satisficleron altaments
al p,iblico que les colmo de aplausos
asi como & los demas artistas que les
acompaharon en- ell desempeiio do u
obra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23

do. Ell tempo, aunque nc
bueno del todo, permitio sin
embargo, que SO llevase a
efecto el juego que ha sido e]
mas importante de los que Sc
han llevado a efecto en- la
liga.
...El Sr. Jose Rivera Quino-
nes que fue denunciado por
violacion le ha sido sobresei-
da la causa, por no haber
encontrado ell Sr. Fiscal del
Distrito, pruebas para hacer
la acusacion.~
Con motive de ser hoy
Santa Cecilia, los musicos de
esta ciudad, Sc han pasado
toda la noche tocando, con-
memoranda ell santo de SUI
patrona.
---El Jefe de la policia in
sular de esta ciudad Sr. vi
llarini ha escrito un manual,
sobre los deberes y modo de
educarse la policia, que es
lastima no fuese publicado,
por las grandes enseflanza
que encierra esa obra, y la
gran utilidad que reportaria
al cuerpo. Deberian los Sres.
de la Comisi6n de Policia In
sular examinar esa obrita, y
ordenar fuese impresa, para
hacerla circular entire los je-
fes y demas personal del cuer-
po.
...Es necesario, que Sc corri-
ia por quien corresponds las
irregularidades, del alumbra-
do electrico.. Apagan muchas
veces antcs de amanecer y
otras veces esta la ciudad a
oscura dos y tres horas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
Valentin dispara so
bre Juana hiriendola
en- el vientre.
Carmen quiso poner la paz
y recibio otro balazo en- la
misma region.
Yalentin al darse cuenta do
aquella catastrOfe Sc dis
para an tiro en- la sien que
daude muert0 en- ell acto.
De nuest.o corresponsal.

Noviembre 23.-A las doce deledia
de hoy Sc ha desarrolado en- la pro-
longacion de la calle Wives um drama
sangriento,
El Sr. Valentin Canicer, viva con
Juana Vazquez y parece segtin nos
hemos informados que tenian cons
tantemente disgustos, y con tai mo-
two ell lamaItrataba con frecuencia.
Hoy parece que tuvo i'm disgusto
con ella, al venir i almorzar. Valen-
tin ardiendo en- colera saco TN revol-
yer de 8 milfmet''os sistema Smith,
y empezo dispai ar a su mujer. Jua-
ma salio corriendo pero el siempre
logro herlrla Ell el vientre.
En- este momento intcrvino Car
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23
E ex-gobsrnador de
uerto Rico estuvo
breve tempo en- Ia
ciudad.
En- ell teams" del domin-
60 trlunfo ''Invencible'
sobre el 'Yaguez
FL senior yillariny ha escrito
IN excelente manual del po-
licia.
(De nuestro corresponsal. J

tDe nuestr0 correSponsaI.
Noviembre 1...-El sabado
por la tarde, tuyo Ell esta ciu-
dad el ex.gobernador de Pto.-
Rico Mr.. Regis H. Post.
El representante de LA Co.
rrespondencia'' saludo al Sr.
Post, el que muy afable y
cort6s, correspondio saludo,
cambiandose entire ambos fra
ses de afecto y mutua conside-
'raci6n.
Ell senior Post entire otras
cosas inform6 q. venia por dos
g tres semanas tnicamente a
Puerto Rico y el objeto de SUI
estadia aqui no era otro, que
el de informar al nuevo 60
bernador de ciertos asuntos
de gobierno.
En- uno de los barrios de
esta jurisdiction hay una al
dea construida a iniciativa de
Mr.. Post, durante el periodic
de su gobierno. Despues de
.permanecer un corto tempo
'en esta ciudad, Sc despidio Ca
,rinosamente Mr.. Post del re-
! lpresentante de este periodico,
siguiendo para el barrio de
Candelaria donde iba a pasar
la noche en- la morada de
unos amigos suyos.
Grata permanencia Sc lie de.
sea a Mr.. Post en- Puerto Ri.
co, reintegrandole mi mas al.
ia consideration.
Hoy Domingo en- la liga
! Flor del Vale tuvo efecto un
importante juego de Base
Ball, entire los teams "Yagiiez'
de Mayagiiez,e e 'Invencible' de
lSan Juan, triunfando este I'll,
timo. Asisti0 mucha gente y
cstuvo el desafio muy anima.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-23

sa mortuona por gran n1mero deele
mentos q. iban ALI a recoger la iris
te confirmation de tan infausta nue.
va, que produjo en- el corazon de to
dos los yaucanos una dolorosisima
impression. lm
Su falleci1niento nos impresion6 has
ia tai punto, que no acertabamos a
coordinar frases con que telegratlar
a Ia prensa de la O. somos aqui dig
nlsimos representatives, ell suceso
inesperado; y aun hoy escnbimos
bajo la inmensa pesadumbre que
agobla nuestro espi1ltu al consldc
rar la inreparablc desgracia que ha
sufrido el pueblo puertorriqueno,
con la desaparicion de I'm elcmento
dc valer.
Ell Comit6 lTnionista del que era
el senior Pasarell presidente honora
RIO Sc reunio en- el acto y tom6 los
acuerdos siguientes: Enviar telegra
mas dando Ia noticia a la Junta
Central Y a los pueblos linitrofes
dc Mayagucz, San German, Sabana
Grandc Guayanilla y Ponce invitan
doles i Ia vez para la inhumaclon
V colocar durante tres dfas en- capl
LA ardiente los restos del ilustre, fe
II ccido., proyecto este hltlmo que
no Sc llev6 a efecto por no haberle
aceptado la familia representada
por el senior Jose Francisco Lluve
ras.yerno del doctor.
Circularon invitaciones para el en-
tierro, del Con1ite Republican,, de
la familia v del Comite lCnionista
Sc suspendio el funcionamnnto de
la ola instalada en- la plaza del mer
cado Y propiedad de los senores Ca
tala y Perez, asf como la velada a..
debfa celebrarse por la noche en- 10
Planta Elfctrica. Ell pueblo todo Sc
encerr6 en- un mutismo melancolco
V una muchedumbre crecida sesltuo
frentc al hogar de luto, esperanto
cl momento del entierro el cual Sc
verified a las cinco de la tardc. Ma
vor mas imponcnte manlfetacl6n
dc duelo jamas habiamos visto en-
Yauco. Todas las clascs soclalcs Sc
confundcron ALI para dar elpostrer
homcnaje Gle consideration y rcspcr
to al que nos abandonaba para 81
empire mas de un centenar dc her
mosas coronas con scntidas dedica
torias ADRIAN el cortejo ftinebrc en-
lfnea de dos en- foudo Y ungrupo Gle
seis sehoritas portaba |as clntas del
feretro.
La parroquia con su cruz y ciria
les en- alto acompaii6 al temple y
desdc este hasta el cementc
rio al cadaver. Ell duelo cstuvo ca
90 del Lido. senor Rosendo Matien
20 Cintrdn, hablando antes que este
el senior Juan Roig que en- nombr-
del Ayuntamiento Sc asoei6 q Ia Pc
ma que invade un hogar distinguidC
FL sehor Matienzo habl6 extensa-
mente de las grandes virtudes que
adornaban al benefactor que dcs
pediamos en- aqucl solcmnc mo-
/ mentO.
Por liltimo habl6 tambifn to-
mando partc en- dicho piadoso acto
el senior Adolfo Medina q. csta aqu
de paso. Nos dcspedimos dc la sa.
grada metropolis con el alma triste