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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-04-07

is going To do for the lands of this
section" He will return To Los
Angeles in the early part of next
week.
There is a certain pride taken by
good statesmen in the house they rep
resent provided the house is num-
bered among the great mercantile
firms that really do things. Mr.. r.
H. Under is connected with the
Walk over shoe company. so named.
perhaps. because the company has
climbed. or walked. over various shoe
manufacturing concerns that were or
ganized and in full action before il
was incorporated and put in business.
and from the manner in which he
referred to his house, il might be
safely thought that he is satisfied
with his company. and is not look
ing for other employment than that
Of selling the marvellous creation of
leather known as The Walk over
Shoe" The company maintains
exclusive stores i'm nearly every city
of Importance on the globe, and the
extent of the territory covered 10y
the sales department is constantly
being increased and widened There
are probably goodly number Of other
shoe concerns. doubtless not getting
as much business as their rival. or
making as much money, that have
declared from time to time THE
Walk-Over Shoe company must go.
but up to the PRESENT. has not
gone worth cent - except higher.
The company employees over nine
thousand men in its eleven factories.
and the output is being constantly in
creased Mr.. Lunder arrived in the
city last Saturday and left for Los
Angeles this morning reporting a good
business here. He stopped at the
Ford Hotel.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16
Sugar Awaits Shipment on Kauai.

Sugar Awaits Shipment on Kauai.
James Logan, purser of the steamer
Hall reports that there awaits 2OOO
sacks sugar, at Ahukini for Honolulu.
The steamer Kinau also calling at
Garden island ports brings report that
800 K, 21O0 X. S. NJ, 5110 X. P. and
2430 sacks L. suagr await shipment
to this port.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16
EXEC. SECRETARY
CARPENTER BACK

Executive Secretary Frank w. Car
penter of the Philippines is on his way
back on the Mongolia, after testifying
at Washington in regard to the Friar
lands sales before the Congressional
committee called by Representative
Martins charges several months ago
Mr.. Carpenter was one who had leas-
ed land from the government, as had
a brother of Commissioner Worcester,
and both these officials were before
the committee, as were Director of
Lands Sleeper, Attorney General Villa
NOR and others.
The investigation will take about six
weeks longer.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16
For Sale

A few of the walker Lots" on King
street left at $1,000 and on Young street
at 5000.
A very desirable piece of Kaimuki
property on 18th avenue.
An $500 bargain in Makiki district
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

There are, in this loud stunning tide
OF human care and crime,
With whom the melodies abide
OF everlasting chime,
Who carry music in their heart
Through dusky lane and wrangling
mart,
Plying their daily toll with buster
feet,
Because their secret souls hOlier
strain repeat. -
-Keble.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

When the Supervisors are in con-
stant row with the Mayor, the people
complain against the interference
with public business. When every
thing runs along smoothly, some of
them prick up their ears and ask
Great Scott, what's up?" The Re-
publicans are working to give Homo
lulu an Efficient administration That's
what's up.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

The Bulletin has received a
very interesting and valuable COM
munication from Judge Robertson on
the proposed Makiki Valley park and
the proposal to wreck it with a town
lot scheme. The letter rings true to
the Greater Honolulu sentiment and
will appear in tomorrow's issue.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

Judging from some of the things
that are being said, there is a gen.
eral expectation that quite num-
Der of Republican members of the
Legislature will have a hard time
keeping their platform promises. If
the Republican party expects to con-
time an honorable existence, it will
have to hold majority in line for
carrying out the policy of common
honesty.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

No one will weep briney tears if
there is panic among the cold stor-
age men who have been handing the
public tenyear eggs and embalmed
beef.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16
Mexican Will Take Full SUGAR.

Sailing for Kahului this evening the
Hawaiian steamer Mexican
will take a quantity of sugar loaded
here from the railway wharf as we'll
as that brought from other islands
by the coasting steamers and known
as floating sugar. The vessel is re-
ported will depart from Kahului on
Thursday with approximately twelve
thousand tons of "Hawaii's Best Crop
destined for Salina Cruz.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

Some one asks why Honolulu should
not be the greatest city of the Pa
cific. OF course it will be. And the
greatest American city at that
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

Most all the best people in town
are moving to the live business thor
oughfares of Honolulu-Alakea
street.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16
Coronado Brought Grain.

Ten thousand sacks of grain was
included in the large shipment OF
merchandise and supplies from San
Francisco that has arrived at the port
by the American barkentine Corona
do. Other items are 200 tons sand for
foundry purposes and also shipments
of groceries and provisions. The Co
ronado is discharging at Oceanic
wharf and will be dispatched through
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

the agency of c. Brewer G Co. in
about three weeks. ~:
Two passengers arrived by the yes
sci which was fifteen days in making
the passage from the coast =.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16

1t is the wise man who lays his
plans on the basis that Honolulu is
bound to grow.
Evening bulletin., 1911-01-16
HonoIuIan Coming from Seattle.

1t is reported that the Matson Navi-
cation steamer Honolulan with a
quantity of general cargo from San
Francisco has sailed from Seattle and
Is due to arrive here on or about
January 23rd. The vessel gathered up
considerable more freight at Sound
ports.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

+. n lBight1sl sssAllisss q Ne Do
- : ~ 0Gnale NJ ~ sssal1s1 -
- lnjssy - tbsss psgsess, ~ CO.
lnoon, sooelse lsssaaa end oas -
lssn<fs, Tbss1ay alsssnoon - ~ Par
- 0ps,s0 bssssh whss The aeeom-
nodelieu sfais sssslssias Il The ssslae
ose bex ~ ssd . esaeh ~ ehs Fsils,
~ nlls nossh q Pagosa Junction.
4 sesslal tsaia took the injussd -
ssaGsn 10 Dssaa0o vhssS they ~
ssssivinG medical attention q hsssv
nespltsl.
A sssws,ids Saturday usar 0lsA-
sssss Lsvssd Avs psop.s under The
snow and sock. A ssscss party went
imuediassly 70 the placs asd succsed-
Cd In sssllng ?. o. Trus, Who b stsw-
asd q The God King Mining company,
out alive. Mn. True. Nm. Carrie
LAWS, cook, and hsr granddaughter,
Maris Tahans, disd bslDss the rsscosrs
could rsach them. Their bodies were
soon lossd hat vers badly crushed
and mstlhtsd by the rocks and timbsn
aud VEN hardly recognizable. sam
Hns, che milne superintendent, had
not hssn Souad q the last report.
Slxty-Avs loy students at Centennial
High school. 10 Pueblo, Monday, were
indefinitely suspended BY Professor
Chambsriin - the result of . strike
which started Friday and which was
still In forcs Monday. Eighty.ive
boys In oil qait school snd their sus-
pensions ars being announced - rapid
y - the school authorities can learn
their names. The t'oys quilt school
becsuss they claim 70 have bsen Job6ed
10 the chsmplonship basketball game
with Rocky Ford Thunsday night.
They say they were compelled TO play
On the Central High school floor,
which was In poor condition, instead
VI In their own gymnasium.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
STATE NEWS NOTES

pedssal Jodss Lewis, Tuesday dscId.
- nat railroads cannot chargs local
80 tsanslt nts on livestock, I'D and
valeesd sn route whsss the shipper
~ paA tAssagh mtss. In the oass
1ssi6sA Willlao Bshop q Colombo
sAlppsd sbssp non Ossgso to Kansas
cry. . PSsb,e The esss were ssut 10
Alaaasa whsss The stock were lsd.
IT. Sallses6 attempted 10 collect ! bill
~ ~ sstsa TIP - Ahnosa.
\ Ksea . bsslnsa man Of Telluride,
- 1ssalessd bsepss Jsdes Bsown On
Nse1Ay ~ peglsstiag hh lamlly who
tlve1n ~ ssas - ~ seess bsildlng.
~ ju10euDsss u ~ sosrt vas thae
Ra1s sAee)1 glvs band q 200 tAsG
= uou11 1000 ~ shlIdssn wsskly,
pooossiy ~ ~ slslh them, asd
nalU1sls Aealtb1sl llvlae quarlsn Ips
) pasle1 = thseq gleqehs. q ths end os
Dt1GA sssse Wlll ashs aasthss ssdss
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Jonas r. Quick

deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ON Monday, the
9Th day Of March, A. d. 1911, being ono Of the
rs.niaf days days o q me % aarcn, M wi; 'erm o. sns
Of Colorado, I, William W. Dunlap. administra-
Tor Of said estate, will appear before the judge
Of said court, present my final settlement as such
administratof pray the approval Of the samc,
and will then apply TO BE- discharged ~ such
sdministratoF. A which time and place any
pefeon In interest may appear and present OBJ
Dated at Cortss, Colorado. February l6th.
1911. VIZ. W. DunLAp,
Administrator Of the estate Of Jouas T. Quick,
deceased.
First pub Feb. q. 1911; last pub Mar. II, 1911.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
kotlce.

II yoa srs not . subscriber 10 The
star but rscs,vs sample copy or two
Do not BE- afraid oi recelving . bill for
same. This h one Of our ways Of Id
vertislng. Tsks the paper and read Il
and " you like II subscribe for II, u not
hand Il 70 your nsishbor, may b he
Will like u.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
A. Q. CORBETT
CARPENTER 4 3 llOER
Plans and Estimates furnished for
oil classes Of work.
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The news Of the world Ii handled In =
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sditorially without prejudice; the serial
stories are selected with the Idea Of
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lovers; the question bureau is . scrap
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columns are conducted with the pur-
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The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

wastsd-EmpDsymsnt ~ man and
Win sapabls q doing work on 5snch;
vomaa god cook. No children. For
fssshss particulars inquiss oe this olEice
os sddrss Edward Murphy, i07 Pine
0ruvs Avsnus, Lynn, Msss.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
Rsal Hssats lavsstlas.

Rsal Estate lavsstlng.
No city Of town which has made
aay progress toward the realization
ofits destiny fails to number In its
populatiou the man whose song
has to do with how cheaply he
coald have bought such and such
property d .. certain time. This
b true because urban lots start Low
aud climb In value with the years.
There b nothing quite 20 sure q
the growth Of . community which
has6e called into being by nat.
ursl causes. Therefore, 20 long ~
The centusies ruu, in one based up
oa,agricultusal resources, the com.
petitioa for choice locations will
grow strooger with the years.
Real estate has from earliest
times been the great fortune maker;
Il y still ii the lead today. Not
all the. great fortunes have beeu
made from land, but every one has
come from some attendant feature
of ID settlement and the growth Of
iadsseries based upon the soil.
The ease-takers. the middlemen Of
the world. the small fortune max
en-, have made their money direct.
II out Of the land. And the odd.
~ part Of Il 10 that the time for
noaey making out Of city and town
property In particular never comes
10 % end. The man who laments
the neslected opportunity to invest
yeats ago never seem to realize
that be. ID repeating the same ex.
peslence every day. Even while
he y crying about having once
ovs1iooked the chance 10 buy the
1t. The loe 10 Increasing in value
as4 be b giving new proof Of short
sigteedassp.
0ace man has definitely decided
thu . certain spot 10 q good plac~
20 build . town. the natural causes
beGln operating to enhance the
valte Of every foot Of land which
will eventually be demanded for
co4munal abode. The progress Of
The town TO city, from city to un.
weildy metropolis. goes on a.
seesdily - wafer down under the
bldg. There may be Temporary
huctuatious 10 values due to the
ebb .snd low Of the circulating
medium OF the rise and fall Of the
~ Of Industry. bat city real co.
taee once bought At Ito intrinsic
value practically never goes below
that figure. From that day there
b Q steady gain on the investment.
Not always may Il Be- resold At an
advance. but ito earning power
does not deminish and its intrinsic
worth grows greater every day. A
comparison Of prices at twenty.year
intervals will show an, investment
IN real estate to have increased
more In propogtion than would
an equal amount In any other form
of investmeut during the same
period.
The best time to buy well located
asl pgpperly priced real estate in
O1ov6f or any other American
city b The time when you happen
10. have enough money either to
pay for Il or TO make frst pay.
nent under such conditions that
you know you will be able to meet
the subsequent ones whsteves for.
tune may betide. And the one
who bays today will be the one co.
We'd . few years from now BY the
maa who will prefer telling his
ever new and ever old hard. luck
tale Of neglected opportunity
Oe0veg Republican.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
For ssIs clsssp.

One black jack l6 hands high.
weight 1000 pounds, age 10 yean.
Good foal getter, quick performer.
Have mules to show his breeding.
Price e7S00.O0 cash, or trade for sheep
OF cattle. Ipquire Of Waters 4
Scrwener, Durango. Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
NOTICE OF AP.LIcsTIoS 10 LEASE

NOTICE OF APPLICATION 10 LEASE
STATE LANDS.
O1lcs Of the State Board Of Land Commits
sionsrs.
Denver. Colo, March 4, 1911.
Notics ID hereby given that Davide 6iorsotta
whoes postolAce address 10 Dolores, Colorado,
has made application No. vS2l 70 lessc the fol-
situate In Montexuma County, Colorado, 70
Wit: East Of section -, township u, north,
range u, west.
cribsd lands will bs considered after March
~, 1911. n. l.. JErYKRsON,
Register State Board Land Commissioner.
First pub Mar. 10, 1911. last pub Mar. II, 1911.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Ves eals-A osed vto,ia cheap asd
will slvs ssae lssseas In The basgaln.
PnoS. q. .MAUs
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

yes nals-TWe sstusu trip tleksts
iron Dolosss p Pssblo, q 400 saeh.
lnQuire q shis once
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Canon, New, March l3.-Tbe senate
today passed the measure submitting
the question Of womau's suffrage to
. vote Of the people. The assembly
alrsady hes passed the bill.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Washington, Mar. lA.-The troops
nov concentrating 10 Heu Antonio aFs
% b kept 10 that vicinity y ass thoss
centsrlng st san Diego, Calik, and at
0alvsstion, Tsxas. This statement
b made on the highest var department
authority notwithstanding the CON-
slant rumor 70 the contrary. % hr .
the navy y concssnsd, u b declsssd
that The gunboats on the cost aud wsst
coasts q Mexico end Csntssl America
ass slmply sxohanglng places. 1'hs
men who ars nov on patrol duty on
the Mexican border ass 10 b rsllsvsd
st Intervals, but thsss b no prsssnt In.
tsntlon on The part d The department.
os inessaslng The numbse of The patrols.
u y declared 70 even b possible that
in ths sxseutiou os the VIII os Psssl-
dsut Tan 70 dlvsss q any international
the movement a The
tsoops asd naval vssssAs ths peq)sctsd
jolne army asA navy b ahandoasd.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Harrisburg, Pa, March lA-Dele-
gates representing the women's suf-
fraSe organizations Of the state were
given . hearing before the Judiciary
cpmn,ittee Of the legislature today Oh
the proposed amendment Of the state
constitution giving women equal suf.
frags. The hearing was the nrst ever
granted to the equal sunrase advocates
BY the Psnnsy ylvania legislature.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Albuquerque, N. ~, March l6.-
Mn. Thsodors Roosevelt, Mlas Ethel
Roosevelt aud her friend, Ais Corne-
IL Landon Of New York, are In Albu.
querqus awaiting the arrival Of Colonel
Roosevelt tonight. The entire party
are to accompany the ex.prssidsnt on
his trip to the Grand Canon tomorrow
and will also attend the opening Of the
Roosevelt dam In Arisona next 6atur-
day. The ladies Of the party viii then
proceed TO eanta Barbara, where Colo
nsl Roosevelt will Join them later for
the homeward journey.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Havana, March 1.-THE cover Of
the forward turret Of the wreck United
states battlsshlp Maine was raissd yss.
tsrday. Il weights 20 tons and b 81
feet In diameter. The great piece Of
metal b unwarped although the 800
heavy bolts that held Il In placs are
shsassd in half = though II had bssn
done with . sharp knit. During the
lest fortnight pile driving has bssn
suspended because Of an obstruction In
the bed Of the hArbor. lt y nov
known that the obstacle was the turrst
top, which wss brought up ysatsrday.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

Fort Worth, Texas. March a.
Nearly two acres Of stock sheds were
burned here to-day, killing between 500
and l,0O0 head Of horses, sheep and
hogs, and seriously burning four men.
The value Of the animals y estimated
at about ~. 900. aud the other property
los b go, 600.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

6conto, Wis. March l5.-The city
council here adopted an ordinance Inn.
pooling . tax Of - annually upon al'
unmarried men residing In the city
between The asss Of n and 60 years old.
The money raised In this manner 10 to
le used for the malntenance VI Orphan
and other needy children.
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

naas - bslsg sssollA 0las psiat-
lag posaso
The Dolores star., 1911-03-17

The Dolores iStar aud Toledo Blad,
one year 100, cash In advance.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
SpOONER DEFINES "CORNER"
Arguing for Patten, Says It's the
Opposite of Trade Restraint.

John c. SpOoner, former United States
Senator declared yesterday that a corner
n any commodity was the opposite OF
restraint Of trade This assertion was
msde by Mr.. spooner in the course of the
argument heard by Judge Noyes. in the
United States Circuit Court. on the de
murer 10 the indictments returned last
sumner against James a. Patten and other
participants in an alleged cotton pool.
All the acts that lead 10 corner" said
NJ spooner produce active. feverish and
abnormal competition. There is no such
competition, no such trade. as when there
IS corner in one Of the boards OF trade
In the country"
lie also said the Sherman law was for
the protection Of actual consumers. and not
q spectators. and that the consumers OF
cotton we're not materially hurt by the
toHering OF that commodity.
Felix Frankfurter. Assistant United States
Attorney, who with Clarke McKercher,
Deputy Attorney General, represented the
Foyenment, replied that the operation OF
ne corner had restrained the trade OF
henufacturers of cotton goods He added
maj the question whether or not the corner
oasttUied restraint OF trade was one 10
e determined BY Jury. Judge Noyes re-
served decision.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nev York. February II, l9l /;
pr.Ss ASD PEAs-Receipts to-day, e,uo

Seu York February II, 1911. -
BEANS AND PEAs-Recelp's1 1rortnss roH more
bags oeatis re- ' ;rade and market quiet and weak
on Eli white beans. Red kidney as steacs
scotch Psaas nm pd5F BEASs 10 sood 4 So 81
IUU tn choice So as SO 10 pea, So 10 poor
eI To good. S So 5Oa So e5 imported pea ss - 75
s9 *. medium, Sc 4OGs3 SO; red kidney, 90 ~
SbIis 20 10, Eidney' s5Gs5iO yellow eye 50 n0a %
ga *. black turtle soup. 50 70 p 80 % ua'.a s
California, Sc 45Qse 6j: PEAS SCOTCH p"e''
loG GBUtTTfSERCReceipts. II r c.5t6 pkgs Market IaIs
closes nrm on high grade fteSn fhoI,day 10 keep
t;oSR E6SEsh Rs RuSA up Medium and low s-adss
of fresh dragging undsr n.rr li0'q little rmer.
bus buyers slow to respond: low grades .,ely dg,i
creamery specials, H. 2ee extras ,,irds ~
drs,s. 22 a24c; seconds 19d &c; p y % T. -
isc. held specials % q 25c; extras. IoG 20 y
a.. oid 30. seconds. l9a zoe thirds II .
Isc: state dairy. tubs hhes'' ~ % &c 2Oe.
prncrs. strclais 2OI,c: extras. zoe hrsts lsa
Ice; seconds iGg l3e iaiiS.,o Isis 17 Se. cur
an, 'r1st drsts. nc; seconds, 16Rc; thirds.
i4Gl5c. packing stock. held log Ioc' cu''e"'
maHsi 80 :. pecsin,s, 214l boxes: exports.
600 LoYrs Trading rather uuiet TO-DAY uu'
a feirish movement during the Eh Eeeh 80, -
nisiIv coiored. Strictly fancy held iairly hrih,
Su, Tone Irregular on all uncerBI adts winter
skins very dull and price, tn = 600 boxes
during the week. partly eheapGr, f1AiSs ~ .SY 9t
movement in the skim market. hlshest S'11ues
held fairly steady. but have ohls Peu,.. .. .,'Is
outlet Cheaper grades neglected ahd pIIces
weak and Irregular. state. whole whole mix. sps- S,
cal. f5L a lie. September quality fancy COZ,
I'D iSc white. 1ln i5c: summer and ran
made. choice. l8h q i4'1c; late fsll g9Sd 20 20
mime IgdI3itc: winter made, best lOl1 p
II isc. common 10 fair 90 l0c: skims, summer
ana fall made, specials. 12ct late ran mhuss'
Sancy ioG lie. fresh. nne, snoc. fair to good
az aSi,c. common. 3d5c; hard skins.
EGGs-Rec.ipts 77is cases MAtssd hs,ors sss,n an
rtvsI n, heavier supplies next week Far
trsde al decline. but market not cleared.
Refrigerators pressed for saie' anu hlns' s ssl's
fana. 12d13hc. only few unusually prime
lot, higher Fresh gathered heir,leu eA,ias' - =,
dozen 20a2fc; nrsts isls q lec; seconds y. =
q isc: thirds and poorer. - loG Tesh ssth, gath
sred dlrtier No J. 16c: No = l4h zoe ttesh
sstb.red checks. Iaa14c; refrserator' hIstA
i4niBc. seconds. 1?l: thiruIi ~,
dozen. IS a zoe fer southern. 2sg SoG s,ats; q;
Pennsylvania and nearby hsnn.,6 sS. hann.1S
browns. 2ic. gathered brown ana m'isd col