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Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

lemon juice during the last 10 days of their fast"
 "Yes, and dear little hubby will get the lemons before she pulls of the per formance."
 'I know of a physician who went 4o days without food, and he claimed it did bim good"
 ''Yes. I knew fellow once who took up the fasting habit. On the second day when there was no one in the room be tried to chew the juice out of a chamois that they used for washing the windows. Between his imagination meals this fellow was supposed to take light exercise by jabbing at a punching bag. On the third day he had threequarters of the bag eaten up. not counting a pair of boxing gloves. the rounds off three chairs and the grass mating of the floor. He ate a feather pillow for dex- sert'
 But they say person is fresher at the end of week than for the first few days"
 Say. Pap, can that stun, will youf This fellow I was telling you about looked like a frankfurter that had been stepped on at the fifth day. and he spent his sixth and seventh days at his favor ite Hungarian goulash house trying cc catch up. Nix on that living skeleton turn for your little willum."
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
\ PROMPT REPLY TO A FOOLS REQUEST FOR PROOF
Continued From Page One,

referendum and recall and the lead
  democ bosses of these doctrines corporation
  controlling holding club officials be inclined independence republican candidates also that the real n platform directs election of United
  republican this territory vref would pleased nventicn made of
 ". ponre
  Williams had following telegram to
 Kans 31, 1910. Sims Republican, Phoenix speech. "M. n o  clearly in power 
 "As showed while president Heard, THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

we put on our best bib and tucker and we have money to spend; and if we have also nervc-and are not the great majority of Americans thus en- dowed?-why, we are not apt to shrink in our own esteem and not likely to let ourselves dwindle any more than is necessary in the esti- nation of others.
 So we jot down the names of a few of the people that have most i'm pressed us and when we get home we look 'em up in that cOmpendious ref erence work, that comprehensive, all embracing. metropolitan Who's Who, the city directory, and seasoned as we may be. some of the things we find there on such occasions are nothing less than surprising"
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
The Useful SurflolDer.

and leaves of the sunnower are highly prized for fuel being a substitute for wood. An acre of sunfiowers will give many cords of good fuel
 At one time purified sunhower oil was used to quite an extent in adulterating olive oil. IL is pale yellowish color an9 highly palatable. In the crude state 1t Is used by painters to some extent but 1t is inferior to linseed oil.
 r Tn China the fiber from the sunnower stalks is woven into beautiful fabrics. and it Is thought that with the use of the proper machinery sundowers might be grown in this country at a profit.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
TRIPLE IDENTIFICATION.
or Bandit Killed in Colorado Midland
 HoldUp.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept 2.- The body of the bandit killed near Folissant early this morning while at tempting to hold. up a Colorado Mid land train, was taken to Cripple Creek this afternoon where it has been iden- tified by three persons.
 The identifications. none of which is positive, are Alvin Johnson, a Swede formerly employed on the Victor wa terwOrks; Charles Logan, at one time an employe of the Roosevelt drainage tunnel. and John Tenbrick, at one time employed in the Fl Paso mine. John son. Logan and Tenbrick left Cripple Creek about a year ago. An inquiry will be held tomorrow.
 Four posses are hunting for the ac- complices of the dead man.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

~UNFLOwERS grown In America \usually go to waste, but in Russia the >seeds of the plant are quite useful In that country the seeds are eaten in im- mense quantities. They are sometimes eaten raw, and often roasted in much the same manner as our peanuts.
 One of the important articles of diet Is the oil squeezed from the sunfower. It is claimed that the oil from the sunflOwer is a great deal like olive oil, and on ac- count of the great number of religious fast days in Russia the seeds take the place of meat on the tables. The stalks
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
TEACH CHILDREN FARMING.

n NE of the most peculiar schools Tn
 this country is located in the little V town of Sandwich. on Cape Cod. All the girls and boys are taught farming In all Its phases. There is model farm conducted for the benefit of the chil dren. The children are not the only ones who take advantage of the oppOr- tunity to learn. Men go to the farm school. The farm was attained by the town through q will With 1t came a large village residence, q greenhouse and S25, 600 in cash. The condition in the will was to the effect that the town should use the property for agricultural purposes.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
Little Fables of the Rising You,aq Ma,1.
A FEW VACATION DoN'Ts.

A FEW kACATION DON'ES.
 the Chaps back at the office with picture post cards of tossing billowS rppllng lakes or cool, rugged mountains. They're hot enough as 1t is and 1t only makes them all the sorer on you. Instead write them that you're surprised to read in the papers what cool weather they re having since you left, etc. etc.
 Don't knock the Man n-Immediatefyo Over You when you get to talking with the rest of the Rising Young Men at the resort It may sound pretty nifty to say that he's pulling down the big sal ary, but you're really doing the work However. every mothers son of those other Rising Young Men listening to you has made the same remark about his immediate Boss and Is wondering whether there is Hs little truth In your boast as there Is iu his. Let it percolate through yOurs brain that maybe that Man-Immediately OverYou was put there for the precise purpose of making you work It Isn't always the man who does the work who Is valuable. you know; more often than not it's the Chap who has the executive ability to make others work who romps home with the coin.
 Don't envy the other young Chaps whom you meet at the resort. The chances nre that their salaries are just about one-half what they themselves tell you. When you come right down to hard tacBs they haven't got anything on you. It's mighty easy to get to sym pathizing with yourself and to admit. sort of self-complacently. that you know you're "a fool to plug along in the same old Iut," and let the Boss underpay you. etc. etc. But that's just tnlk. Att the end of your vacation that same ''old rut'' will begin to look mighty good to you, and when winter comes whistling along they couldn't pry you loose from it!
 Don't rush into all sorts of extrav
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

n ONT think that just because you
 waited until this late in the sum-
 mer to take your vacation that " you're entitled to a few days extra-
 with nothing more serious as pun ishment than a mild ''ea1l' down" by the Boss. Remember that the Other Chap who's been doing your work while you are away may have had bis vacation way back in early July-Or maybe he hasn't had any at all and Is awaiting your return. Look at his side of 1t and remember 1t makes a difference which foot the shoe is on.
 Don't get a case of gubconscious "swell- head just because you're or on your va cation with few simoleans tinglirg against each other in your pocket. Re member that the money is a couple of weeks salary not yet carmel but paid tn advancei You aren't entitled to a vaca- ton when you come right down to rock bottom: it's an out-and-Out gift from your employer. He doesn't have to give you one. even though you argue that it's to his business interests to do 50. Many chap seems to have a grouch because he's allowed only two weeks. Don't be ike him.
 Don't forget that neither your salary nor your position increases whlle you are on your vacation. There's a tendency, surprisingly prevalent, for a Chap to boost both his salary and his position a notch or two when Other Chaps at the resort ask him what business he's in. For instance, If you're a clerk at the rib bon counter, don't say you're floor walker. or '1n charge of Soakem & Skin- nem's ribbon department" Whats the uses It doesn't get you anything the reputation of being an Al prevari- cator among the Chaps who are listening to you.
 Don't take a hendish delight in deluging
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
BOYS BRUSH FIRE.

San Diego, Sept. 2.-Boys building brush fires to drive out the rattle snakes this morning, started a fire that now threatens the pine forest on Mount Paloma. one of the most beautiful forests in southern Cali fornia. The latest reports from Pal oma, near where the fire started, say that several hundred acres at the base of the mountain have been burned over and that the flames arc approaching the heavily wooded DOT tion one hundred men and boys are trying to save the forest.
 Paloma mountain fs about fifty moles north of san Diego and is a famous camping resort. Ranches and hotel are menaCed by the flames.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
GOLD CERTIFICATES.
To Be Made to Take the Place of tn:
 Gold Itself.

Washington. sept. 2.-Thc coinage of gold in the United states will be sus- pended for an indefinite perioi. if the plans now forming in the treasury oe- partment. The idea is to issue gold certificates for all gold bullion and Tor cign coin turned into the mints' ln- stead of coining them into eagles ana double eagles.
 It is understood that Treasurer Me Clung in his annual report will endorse the plan. which was originated by A. Piatt Andrews. now assistant secretary of the treasury when he Was director Df the mint
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
DISCOURAGED WIFE.
Saved Two Weeks Old Babe a Life
 of Suffering.

Cleveland. O., Sept. 2.-Charged with the murder of her two-weeIis- old baby Mrs. Elena Staple. of New Phila- delphia, Ohio. was lodged in the coun- ty jail today to await a hearing. Mrs Staple confessed that her husband left her five weeks ago and that when he did not answer her letters she grew discourag edand gave the baby carbo- lie acid
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS
NEW AIRDOME

An entirely new bill win be present. cd at the New Airdome this evening. The feature picture will be Russia the Land If Oppression with four others as follows: "The Cabman's Good Fairy" Jane Eyre old Heads and Young Heads" and Keep Smil- ing" These pictures are bound to please and rank among the best here toforc shown in this picture house.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

agances just because you're on your va cation It's true you've been working all year and you're tired and worn out. But your moneys just as good when you get back to the city. It'll keep-if you'll only keep It. And. believe muh, it's a mighty nice thing to come back to the office with a few nifty little Iron Men rattling around iu your pocket Then you don't have to borrow from the Chap at the next deski
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
METALS.

New York, Sept 2.-Standard cop per was easy: spot September. and october. $1215012.25; November, $I22O112.3O; December, S12.25G 12.35. London-Firm; spot. e55 Is 6d futures, ( 56 5s Arrivals, 200 tons. Exports, 1036 tons so far this month. Lake copper. s12.S71a @13.O0; electrolytic. s12.s212 @12.75; casting. $12.25@12.5O.
 Tin was easy; spot, s55.3OH 55.4O; September. 35.OsOG S54O; October, S34 6OG $500: November, s34.25G 34.75: December. $341215 @34.5O. Lon don-Weak: spot, e161 los and fu- lures, E157.
 Lead was dull; spot, s4.40d 4.50 for New York and Sf.25m4.30 for East St Louis. LOndon-Spot, G12 los
 SpeIter was steady; spot. s5.35d $50 for New York and s5.02 !. @ 5-20 for East St. Louis. LOndon-Spot, G23 15s.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
AN ARTERY GAVE WAY.

Mansfield. ohio. sept 2-Colonel Beniamin r. Crawford, e years oId' founder and former president Of the National Biscuit company, fell dead while playing golf at the Westbrook Country club today. Death resulted from the seNering of an artery.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
JUNGLE PARASOlS.

The handles of man yof the late summer parasols are adorned with carved heads of elephants, lions. tigers and other fierce jungle animals asso- ciated with the Rooseveltian trip to Africa
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
FRIED SWEETBREADS.

one pound sweetbreads, one-fourth cup cracker crumbs and one egg. Par boil the sweetbreads, roll in the cracker crumbs. then in the egg and fry in fat in frying pan. Season with salt and pepper.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
SOMETHING ABOUT TO BE DOING

Why does he let his wife venture out alone in his auto?"
 Hes anxious to see what will hap pen when two unmanageable things come her"-September Smart Set
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
MISSOURI EDITOR.
He Is Dead As Result of Fight

keytesvilIc. Mo. Sept. 2.-Charles P. Van Diver, for twenty eight years editor of the Charlton Courier here. is dead as a result of injuries he sus- tained in a fight with John Cunning ham, Jr.. here on August 5.
 Van Diver had been a candidate for city recorder Cunningham and his father opposed him. The editor Criti- cized them in his paper and the fight followed. There has been no arrest.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

strong. Native. s2S5d47O; western. sS.OOp47O; yearlings. $4.25G5.75: lambs. native, S5.OOG710; western, SJ.O017.0O.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

again becoming quite popular. They tried that once when I was a lad. I remem- ber''
 "Yes, they're a bunch of bone conks." said Son. as he threw his cigarette butt Into the card tray. But go way back
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
FINANCE hND COMMERCE

New York. Sept. Speculative dealings in stocks were greatly cur tailed. Some further selling was in evidence early, apparently designed to test the market, but the bears were intimidated by signs of sup port in the two or three stocks in which activity centers and bear selling soon came to stop. The government report on the cotton condition was the last factor relied on to awaken any active interest in the market but both the stock and cotton markets were practically un- responsive.
 The issuance of the comptroller's call for national bank statements as of September !, promises an oppor- unity for an interesting comparison with the showing of June 20 for the light it will throw on the loan posi- ton of the banks in the south and west.
 STOCKS.
 New York. Sept. 2.-Amalgamated Copper. 63E; Atchison. 965s; St. Paul, 11S&4 Pennsylvania, 12715; Reading. 1399s; Southern Pacific, 1114 Union Pacific. 164A; Steel, 6S9s; do. pfd.. 11C; Silver. 527s.
 CATTLE AND SHEEP.
 Chicago. Sept. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, 250o; market steady. Reeves, $49O@ s %: Texas steers. $3.75m6.OO: west ern steers. s45UG7 7.25. stockers and feeders. S410m6.25; cows and heif- CTS S2.5OMG.6O: calves. S70On9JO.
 Sheep-Reccipts. 1S.000; market
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A hook and. turning to hls son, Wil- va um. said:
 B Son. I was reading in the paper
 this morning that fasting wns
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

l. J. F. CLEAvELAND. Cashier Of the above named bank. do Solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief J. F. CLEAVELAND,
 Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of September. 1910.
 C. $. SCOTT.
 Notary Public. Correct-Attest.
 tSEALb
 tMy commission expires June II, 1SliD H. B. WILKINSON.
 JOHN F. ORME.
 s. H. MITCHELL
 Directors
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

Don't rush into all sorts of e1trav-
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

Don't take hendish delight in delugIng
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE VALLEY BANK OF PHOENIX, At Phoenix. Arizona. in the Territory Of Arizona, at the close of business Sep tember 1. 1910.
 PE.SOI-RCES
Arizona republican., 1910-09-03
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF IINIoN RANK R TRUST CO.

At Phoenix. Arizona. in the Territory If Arizona at the close Of business Septem- Der l, 1910.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
TOPPING WALL BURlES
LODGING HOUSE INMATES

Cincinnati Jan gs-repuied OVER
hs a ss-miie wind the wallis 81 a re-
centh burned Tive story brick buiid-
ing fen ou an adjoining rooHilns
aous tonight almost completely
hursins T.
tltf reorte had 5een removed from
Pie debris ~ the collapsed roomina
house % n O'Clock tonight. ali terri
aiy injured several others asre miss
ms
All tAe available fire srparsius ID
th- downtown soctlsa vas rusheG 80
the scene ana iate tonight lremer
were s-i lissias into the ruiHs ln tha
NN 90 rrssHiur other uussria rr-
un r Recovering sod at 4rp asre
Al midnight one ma w rsf
kaesu to De bu-lsd beneath 3D.. rams
h-t rne e~vcatar0rs hll befn rs
hlm rd ID seemrf irp
le that De- au csuHI h. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
SHORT LIFE
FOR NEW LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT
Both Parties ia Great Britain
Look for Another Appeal 10.
People al Early Date,


London. Jsn 2sTbe combined
strength of IN. liberal. tabor snd ths
Nationalist condition nas reaeaed SIS
itenielt OF mere tissn d nislyritr ~
Ithe house st commons 4 unlonisi
government therefor u oat ~ the
'pueslah and the oniy point Sill nm
decided IS The cSaef strength OF The
oalitan masoriH
9ft. if tn Independent liberal ma-
.torifs Is e%fiialif ouf 0f the question
.onlg G short iiff ean b. predicted Ter
flia fncunlit.g government "a facl
both abe lilerai ana aniofl~t psrties
are lacking AWAY from the pres nj
-irueae into nne not dsgalit future
when ihe conflict as the polling
booths ylli De renewed
rhs party o~raaniaers hsHe already
Instructed 90 keep up Hn@ccasing
sigilance ansl 20 me- prepared Tor ar
appeal o. tile eognifs ai inv moment
Win fhe return 81 Premier Asquith
and Var Minister %lialdane. ail Tn
cabinet ministers iftVa been reelected
Dnlg few additional returns @ere re
ceivea tonight and the parties now
siansi
Government tnAlitiHns
Liberals 19a
~Inlaurifes sS
NatInnaiists. a.
Opposition
T~nfanisis 1855
Net e.lus ii tbe unlonisis today 81
sS.
The first serious snffrsgrtte 'iis
rfrN.ns. IN tile elections occurred in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
LUhBERMEN SCORE
FOREST SERVICE
SUBORO|NATES
Denver Gathering Considering
Resolutions Declaring Minor
Officers Guilty Of Incompe-
tenCe and Dishonesty
rBs Morning Journal special Leased wir,I

lbs Morning journal Special Leased Nirtl
Denver. san -s-While The sener-
"a sovtrnmeut forestry policies Viii b,
urheld ty tne Colorado ara Wyoming
Lamhermen association, now in as-
sion here. thc persoanel 1t tho service
viii he viciously attacked in "a rsso-
luton which VIII be presented 10 the
convention tomorrow.
= resolution submitted today which.
while it lid net mention Nj clifford
Pinehot by name, expressed strenuous
disspprcNal ct his sabordinaates. was
voted down and a committee OF five
appointed It's draft 81 resolution deal
inE with the forest reserve problem.
The trend 81 opinion was SO free
y expressed that it is almost certain
thar a resolution will pc reported de-
clarirs the su~bordinates az the forest
service guilty ri incompetency and
dishonesty.
The lumlermcn attended 8 banquet
az the AlbanF hotel tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
BALLINGER BILLS
FIND OPPONENT
IN GARFIELD
Former Secretary of Interior
Fails to Agree With Success
sor on Public Land Regula-
ton Policy,

TBy Morning Journal special Leased wirel
W~aalNnaieB. Ian. 2g-Iames A.
earaela tatnt.r aerrasar. III ,ha in-
p'',re 9hs senate commute "h pop
ss an17 y reference +" e'Nefai hli'a
lntfPoast'l ~ thr r'gnss' ~ -ttf'i"
titiliHg = Nkain Mf tf'fi"le inliea
s" hrAf"Nt ~ Ahe
~ Nf h-lfnfA.f "h ~tNAi'i spprlan
f~fathfte ~ the 3'oisfsra itslsiaiien
Ar sHtfirta thHHE ihe tssiNnsei
hii relat'ne % une roHtrai r. water
o@ef sists wo'iia infsfte wllh tnt
iinrrpNf ineni II hnaf tpf lhe arNt'
"NHannt 81 power he efei''ea, nov
ttNr tHsfe NiiHAfH rs tfs sstften f"t
liie niafrri of anN lands faiuthie fiff
ihr dffs loinieai at wafer power p" as
!" NiftfsUi nlaaffp"lifs
iht ~'far Rfintipif Aopla aii'is II"
snsi, - teNi lands
DIS tssing tfe control Vi the pNt-
vs. Anfls rhiefN Ne''aei9 tpr tnf ac-
81 n4taf ~ Natsr ioMsr Pr. our
s4a3 t1at epnscrtaftonists genef-
knifea that me feasfl got
"a Ans no antfaefiiE te enact
ar the MSS Fl ths water z 8 that
e~efifol IS sesied n tha sifies The
aaf proposition ee a eas that the
ieaNrAi government EsNTfn tst use ri
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
NEGRO PRISONER
CLEARS COURT
IN GEORGIA
Discovery That Defendant Had
Smallpox Causes Hasty Ex-E
oduS Of Judge, Officials and
Police.


unusual appearance of tbs tace ef G.
". Ballard. p negro arrai9nrd before
him TODAY s,n q misdemeanor charge.
Judge William Wayne, Of THIS conn
u. asked the counts physicians 10 ex-
anime him. The physician immediate
iy pronounced a. smallpox. hardly
had abe word been spoken when
Judge. our officials. spectators. AN
made for the doors and windows.
leaving The negro in complete pos
session of the court room
An immune officer later took him
60 jail where tonight he IS the sole
prisoner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27

SUPPORT FOR
MEAT STRIKE
WOMEN CONGRATULATE
EMPEROR or GERMANY
His Decision to Shut Out Pro-
ducts of American Packing
Houses Laudsd by Street
Speakers IN New YORK

lBy Morning Journal snssiai feassd "if
New York. Jan. as-one can ina-
glns tae angle az thr imperial mss
iaches when Kaiser Wilhelm reads
the cable message MIS- Serbia
L%oehinGer. seeroiasg * the National
Progressive sunrae. tr'on foday said
sh. wonli send ~ hm
Airs Loeblnger i pa packing
box % Union square ana sxhcrted a
scsuty gathering of men 70 abstain
from ihe use OF meet.
We siail send fhFs afternoon. sine
ssit "a eai4lesrEm ~ The emperor ~
Germany eongraiulsisng him cn his
decision 10 shat eut our tau putria
aael and gn-in-peet-a beef. This
beet has proved 10 bad Ter Ms and
our nmpathiss are vilh any other
notion on which eef wicked btef trust
ries "a unload il.
Let THE butchers cease sastng @e
are their enemies 50 starting tins beef
boycott Lt thom set together and
deeise some way ~ unloading ihe BEEF
trust from their shoulders Vel.
aeln them.
Mrs Anita Cpwfsv. crooks pTes-
lcni ~ the Gotham Chso, who does
moi believe in votes Tor women. but
.hinAs the prices IS meat ought 81
IN down. afterwards mounted the
box. brave in silks feathers. fnfs .
diamonds
- hage sent lett ~ Ae. Cud-
,hy Mr Armour. Nj Norris ana Mr.
swim. aajuring fhtm to ahstain from
incest fnr fe4r dass ant help us go
sffak the fsaf t#Hs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-27
MINERS DETERMINE
To STAND OR FALL
TOGETHER
If Strike Comes Over Wage
Scale IN One District All VIII
Cease Work IS Sentiment Of
Convention


Indianapolis Ind. SAN stand
81 iall together
That was the sentiment of the CON
v%enfiou 81 The United Mine Workers
~ America. shen Il closed discussion
0f fhe nrusne tiff strike 20 the MI
tuwn eiis COAL miners to-day The
esoiution will MOI be formulated dc1i-
niteiy antil fhs wiae seate committee
ferersA
fn TIRE speeches ~ Tho union off
euis q x.as declared INST ihe biiumin-
aus miners sFe determined te demand
Aee Sd, frssss ef ten par cent or
more that no eee district e%reaniza-
'iisn sha4l sieu the uniform wage con-
irart utsi afi districts sign and thar
'M g. strike 81 inevitable IN one or more
iistrigfs ai shan sfrlke
Tne basic contract FOR tire whole
cauntrs ls 10 D. negotiated next week
Eaieeo though specifically The CON
.isfno There between operators ms
81 ucgs is te adjust oniy tbe differ
.enrr af western isnasy iyani-. ohio
fro Inliaua