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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-26
PAYS A BIG FEE
Mining Company Enriches State
Treasury-Other interpretations.

oOAAYeSAAJ ANAAS1
Treasury-Other Interpretations.
The shattuck Arizona Copper Min
ing company, recently organized in
IONA, paid an incorporation fee of
Sits into the state treasury to-day.
The company is Incorporated for S.
100000. =, -: 80. !.
The c.. W.. Adams Lumber COM
pany of Minneapolis filed articles; to-
porators are G. w. Adams of St. Paul,
G. L. Backus and J. c. Melville OF Min
neapolis. So z ~; @...G -.
The Lenox Hotel company of Du-
luth has been incorporated with
100000 capital stock, by a. G. Rlbe-
Ribenack. - = -
The Plainview Canning. company Of
Plainview, Mimi, filed articles to-day,
fixing the capital stock at $4,000, ~.
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CHEAP MONEY.
LONG TIME.
EASY -
PAiAENTS.

$40 &C. HOW 2a
$40 TO GEL MONEY =,
~ AT OUR klSk.
rs YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE
S5V Ii you hold PERMANENT -,
POO salaried position on your
s4O PLAIN NOIE, without MORT
30 GAGE, INDokSEk or knowledge
$5U OF friends or employer.
500 WE ALSO EUAN ON HOUSEHOLD
$bU FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC.
500 Lowest rates; quick service; con.
$40 hoential treatment. Call, write or
$50 telephone Main 4U9-Ir2. =
$8U MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL CO.,
$S5 New York Life Building,
$9U Rooms 400 and 4U8. ,...--- r
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running at $50 revolutions minute.
The change speed gear provides three
speeds forward and reverse the top
speed, being about twelve miles an
hour. The engine and all the gearing
are contained in air-tight castings.
splash fabrication being employed and
the water cooling being effected by
large radiators in front of the drivers
seat. There is a seating capacity for
fourteen passengers. 1t
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-26
.RoBT. McLEI.I.AN KILLED

Accident to Former Minneapolis
Man In Manitoba. .l
Special to The Journal. T. 3
Little Stony Mountain, Man,
March 26.--Robert Mcclellan was
killed this morning while working in a
quarry. He was standing under a.
ing out his life instantly. He had no
relatives here. He came from Mime
apolis three years ago. 4
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LONDON COMPANY HAS DEVISED
AN IMPROVED KIND OF AUTO
MOBILE HACK.

An improved type of automobile
omnibus has been placed in service.
by the London Power Omnibus com
pany in London. tits propelled BY a
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WANTED, TO RENT

). q - -
. HAVE you y1orEhTx 70 : R1Nrl 10
. make 4 spsctalty q renting and takipy q
9 tstes. etc. can save you money. Walter %
:, =. D.Sses. soo Oneida building. :
= - 81 = % g e - 80.
WAINTED-ArR1L y OR NAY !, BY FAMILY
oiriS, e. f With srge yard i9t a.
between Hannanin. a 1pout SAo vs. el ,rast ~
Franklin nv: reseren nu Address
WANTFp-BY aETTT NM N = 0NTT 11R TWo
FURNISHED or nnfnrnishsa "a, s;t,;ns.room1 mn
bedroom. With priyilere af sbath. In modern
q phone. 1875: address. a as f slaisdsll:
ern. up.to.iste Son.s r. S,nn rsides - Inwry
Hill district with .nr.yiieral II baying after
January. Address mai only e. 'Payson
w AWE 81 A %ay ala y s7Pr ~
two adults furnished dat, within .walking dis
I Iee OF re1an Erstsclass
lease name price per month 200. Journal:
W AZ! RENT. 1900 TO 2,6oo FEET
W ya ,anks lease Give size iosation, price
iT1ITFn-1ppI9 80 75;;7s $500 1oTT ~
SIS; near ist Lynda1a ~ moq Hepnepin az car
lines: 1850, Jonrnsl. -. .- rs.
isss tbsn ssysn MVa
WIN take unexpired lease. @: ,G: Davis, 7os
Northwestern building. ss III. s.I.1a -. -.
ium priced houses ind ants; personal atten-
ton; satb faction guaranteed. T. L.. Sutber-
land, Oneida block q 3 & =, e i
wANrAD- UANIsHED HOUSE, FOR SUM:
mer or longer centrally located No children
Kent must be reasonable. e. O.. Box o4s
vo11rn c,o,7;,- - : =, -,,,,,,
4U 1S:sxa t Sa1.1ID oVOFLE VANS a ~
nlsned mousse or nat to care for while owner i
Journal o1 & 81 -
~ ~7,,7;;, :. ----
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CHICKEN BONE AS BALLAsT,

Tissandier the aernnaut. relates that at
high altitude he once dined on a chicken and. n,
bottle pf wine. He threw out a bone OF the
former and the balloon ut ence rose thirty yards.
He was reproached by his companion for vast
ing ballast. a,
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FEMININE J! IDEA.

erIy-Polities in. our ward is certainly
in an awful condition - .3s.3 vs.
Mrs. Wedder1y-Then why don't :. they yet
one of those ward heelers to doctor It
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2. o. BILL PASSES
Gives Rural Mail Carriers Increased
PAY and Restricts Employment.

washington, March 26.-After a
prolonged debate the house passed the
postoffice appropriation bill with a
provision limiting the salaries Of rural
smailcarriers to 1920 a year and pro-
llibiting them from soliciting business
or. receiving orders, but permitting
them under restrictions to carry mer-
chandise for hire for and upon re-
quest Of patrons residing upon their
routes. S.. 81 D. {. .5'., 3. II e.
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WINSTON : CHURCHILL. is POS
SCISSOR OF SPLENDID NEW DE-
CAUVILEE TOURING CAR.

Boston, March 24.--One of the
touring cars ever import
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ABOUT THE SIZE OF IT.

He-A woman would. rather talk than listen.
She-Well, that depends. ST..
He-Depends on what?
She--Whether or not a man is making her 6
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BUYERS OF REAL ESTATE Or BUILDERS
OF houses desiring loan to complete PR
chase OF land or payment on building, can
.erins and quick answer ~ applying to
THORPE BEUS., ANUkUS- BUILDING.
SIP Nicollet Az. .-'' =
Interest rates from = n to 8 ger cent :.
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WANTED-FOUR TO, FIVE zEUNFURNIsHEDS
rooms, good location; good tenant; no children;
state price and conyeniences. Address 1896.
,1Ournal. .!73% \
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANTS A FUR
nished house or fiat to care for while owner ii
away for summer Good references. 2606,
Journal. - .S75 .lsf5E 4 81 81 q: %
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WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE FoR SUMMER
or: longer. Walking distance. Rent must be
very, moderate References. Box >54:, Minne-
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WANTkD-FVRNISHED HOUSE, FOR SUM
ner or longer, centrally located. !. No children.
ksnt must be reasonable r. O. Box o4s,
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I HAVE GOOD TENANTS WAITING FOR ME-
dunn priced houses ind fats; personal atten-
ton; sati. factinn guaranteed. L. H.. Suther-
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BUSINESS CHANCES

HoTEL--CoUNTY SEAT TOWN, 5000; THREE
railroads; steam heat and baths; shows net
profit $50 month; $1,000 cash required.
Hotel-Forty newly furnished rooms; city
1000: steam, heated, baths; bar and hotel
s. show net profit $500 month; $4,000 cash
handles 1t.
Hotel-1oo rooms (European); beautifully
furnished; grass bedsteads. box springs. vel
vet rugs; all new: running water and tele-
phones in all rooms; 40 private baths;
freight and passenger elevators, (no cafel;
city 10000 people; only hrst,eas European
There is nothing so good for sale in the United
States. $4,000 cash handles 1t; best reasons
for selling. Expenses paid to see any hotel
we offer II not as represented. We are the
only exclusive hotel brokers in the north
west. Call write us; we know every hotel
we offer for sale personally. ], 11S, Kasota
hul1ing
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wANTED-FURNIsHED on PARTLY FUR.
nished rooms for light honsek keeping, BY man
and Wife: No children a$f 2727. Journal.
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wANTED-To RENT "A SMALL SIZED ABOUT
12x16 for two months; center Of city pre-
ferred. Address E. II. Brown, 1875 4th st n.
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ROOMING-HoUSE, IA ROOMS, BEST LoCA-
ton In city; close in: rooms all rented; ele
CANT home and money maker; rent $45. Hard
to duplicate this for the money. 1923 New
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-26

FOR SALE
Saw mill.
Two -four mills.
One business college.
Three hotels-American plan.
Two hotels-European plan.
One hotel-Students. near state university.
General merchandise stocks.
Hardware stocks,
Drug stocks.
Grocery stocks.
FARM & HOME INVESTMENT CO.,
liz phoenfx Ruildfnp
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WE CAN QUICKLY SELL FOR CASH, WITH
out local publicity, your real estate or bust
ness, wherever located Send particulars.
American Realty Co., New York Life building,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-26

WANTED-GOOD MAN TO PURCHASE INTER
est in established incorporated company. Good
salary. Competent man capable Of managing
department. and act as vice president. 1883.
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l, A FIVE-RooM COTTAGE
about $40, or ten-room modern house, about
$25; near 1st, Lyndale ior Hennepin av car
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
CONGRESSIONAL
SITUATION is
CLARIFYING
CONTINUED from nrst page.)

event that the Harris men get control
of the convention to give their com
bine the presidential electors and the
delegates to the national convention.
An effort will be made by the Har.
ris people to favor their friends in this
part of the state-the third district
where two judges and district
attorney are to be nominated,
OF course, the anti-Harris people are
not asleep, and will also try to affect
combinations.
Apparently Binger Hermann has re-
lied upon his personal friends to Sc
cure him the denomination, upon his
merits as a Republican and a con-
gresham
They did not expect that Mr. Harris
would develop the strength, and prove
the resourceful politician that he has
developed into.
This week will probably determine
the matter in advance Of the conven.
tion, which will be held at Salem,
April 18th, whether Hermann will be
renominated or not.
If Hermann or Harris are not nomi
mated on the first ballot, look out for
half dozen darlrhorse candidates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
MILLION
DOLLAR
DEAL
Alaska Land Purchased in
10000 Acre Lot

San Diego, April IA million-dol.
lar deal in Alaskan coal lands was
concluded this morning between the
Pacific Steel Company. Of this city,
and a syndicate owning the property.
The lands comprise 10000 acres, and
are situated from 20 to 80 miles west
of Mount st. Elias, and about 10 miles
inland from the coast of Controller
bay. The syndicate was represented
by w. A. Abernathy and T. o. Hagen.
feldt, who, with Former Mayor Harry
White, Of Seattle, are the principal
owners. The purpose is to employ
the coal for making coke, to be used
in a steel plaat, to be erected by the
company here. The price of the coal
land is $1,OOO,OOO, which is to be paid,
under the agreement, on or before
September 1st, next.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
WILL DISCUSS
RADIUM
Scientific Experts Hold An
nual Meeting Today

Philadelphia, April THE Ameri
can Philosophical society-the Oldest
scientific body in the United States
began its annual meeting in Philadel-
phia today with large attendance OF
eminent men of science from all parts
of the country. During the three
days sessions tbout 80 papers will
be presented on geological, ethnologi.
cal and other scientific topics. Ra-
dium and its properties will be one
of the interesting subjects discussed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
Portland Italian Band.

The Portland Italian band, which is
composed of 80 of the most accom-
plished musicians who have played in
all the large cities of the United States
under the leadership of such famous.
leaders as Liberatti, Menilitti, Crea-
toria, Cappa and Rioela, includes 13
of the most celebrated soloists, are
now under the leadership of Signor
D'Urbano, a scholar Of the celebrated
composer Mascagni, and will appear.
at the Armory hall, in Salem, Wednes-
day evening, April 18th. The roper
toire of the band includes over 1900
selections of the worlds musicians.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
HOTELS

The Willamette.
NJ. r. Proebstel, Portland.
]. Johnson, Portland.
N. c. Suits, Portland.
Nye Kern, Portland.
Mrs. N. H. Lambson, Portland.
F. S. Brady, Portland.
C. A. Cogswell, Portland.
F. c. Allen, Seattle.
P. NJ. Scott, Seattle.
Will ]. Roberts, Lynn, Mass.
]. e. Norman, Tacoma.
j. A. Drummond. Seattle.
Phil L. Serve, Seattle.
F. E. Fisher, Louisville, Ky.
j. w. Hirst, Louisville, Ky.
F. G. Cradle, Omaha.
L. G. Swift, San Francisco.
F. s. Afford, Denver.
w. H. Harell, Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
excitement was caused by the belief

excitement was caused by the belief
that an attempt was made on the
kings life. When matters quieted
down 1t was found that two persons
were injured. A man whom the police
thinks knows something of the cause
OF the explosion was arrested. The
dispatch adds that the reception grant
ed the king, contrary to expectations,
was most enthusiastic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
CANNON
WILL BE
CHAIRMAN
Illinois Statesman to Preside
at Chicago Convention

Washington, D. c., April 7.-Speak'
er Cannon; according to conclusions
reached by leading Washington poll
ticians. will be chosen permanent
chairman of the Republican national
convention at Chicago
1t is stated that this arrangement
meets with the approval of prominent
politicians in other parts of the coun'
try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
KIRKPATRICK
CARRIED
DALLAS

A telephone message at 8 O'clock
this Afternoon was that Kirkpatrick had
carried the Republican primaries in
East and North Dallas for state sena.
tor, to seceed B. F, Mulkey, and that
Loughry carried South Dallas, giving
the former 10 out of the 30 delegates
in town. The congressional situation
did not enter into the fight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
A Good Roads Meeting.

Judge Scott addressed good roads
meeting at Hayesville last night, The
audience was very enthusiastic. and
the speaker met with splendid recep.
tion. The people are very earnest in
their endeavors to improve the high.
ways. and have raised considerable
sum OF money to carry out their ideas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07

Wanted.-To buy small piece of i'm.
proved land near Salem or Albany
Address name and price to Janalik
care Of Journal ONCE. 4.7.t.
FOR he"t-An eight-room house, cor.
ner Of 12th and Center streets Eor
further particulars inquire of A. ]
Basey, Salem, Oregon. 4-eSt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
Tributes to Memory Of Hanna.

Washington, d. c., April TN the
senate today, feeling tributes were
paid to toe memory of the late Sena-
tor Hanna by his former colleagues,
regardless of political Affiliations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
NEW TODAY

Wanted, Men.-Section men, work
steady; employment $3.50 per day.
Also farm hands, 81 per day, with
board. Inquire at Employment Blu.
reau, 1S0 State street. 4-st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07

For Rent-seven-room house, base
ment, well water pipes throughout.
Inquire of A. schreiber, 424 High
street. A7-a,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07

A. A. Tussing, the Brownsville at.
torney, was transacting business in
Salem yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07

Chemical Palntins.-Mrs. NJ. p. Bald.
win will give instructions in chem,
ical painting Supply of paints
ON hand. Residence 2s5 Front
street. 4-6-1ms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
Chicago Market

Chicago. April May wheat, s4x |;
Old July, ss%@ss%; new. 81; July
corn. 5s05lN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07

II. stapleton was in Albany for a
few hours yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
We Want Mems
Second Hand
Wheels

Bring in your old wheel and we will
make you good allowance on a new
one, and sell to you on easy payments.
Both with options on cushion frame,
coaster brake, or any other up to date
features. Two of the best wheels that
were ever turned out of a factory.
Call and see them and then try one
for yourself and you'll say yes. We
have the spring fork cushion frame
model, in ladies and gents, ready for
customers to try. You'll say it's the
greatest think you ever saw.
Those Bargains
That bunch of Imperials, Cresents,
Monarchs and Wolff Americans that
we mentioned time or two, is melt.
ing down. We're selling them cheap,
same way we bought them and it's
worth your while to look them over.
Ladies' and gents, both.
Good Lamps.
Good Tires.
Good Bells.
Good Sundries of every sort, for all
sorts Of wheels, always on hand.
Get a street card" the sort that
shows you where not to ride. Saves
$3.50, and it's free if you call.
F. A. WigginS'
Implement House 255-25T Liberty St.
Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-07
KING ALFONZO
BOMBED
Spanish Ruler Narrowly ES-
CapeS Death by Explosion
Of Petard

Madrid, April 7.-An offlcial dis.
patch from Barcelona reports the ex-
plosion Of petard as King Alfonzo
was leaving the building in which
labor exhibition was being held Great
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20

Paul Kruger, former president of
the Transvaal republic, is dead. His
death occurred in Switzerland, July
Is. This is the second announcement
the Journal Miner has made of Mr..
Kruger's death. This, however, is
official. The other announcement was
made in 1898, the alleged news having
been sent to it by telegraph, by an al
legged news agency, which continues
to send out its stuff to newspaper will
ing to pay the telegraph tolls and cost
of composition in setting up it up.
The service is taken by a Prescott
newspaper which on its authority has
published the fall of Port Arthur six
times within two weeks. In spite of
this telegraph report of Kruger's death
he lived six years after its announce
ment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20

Speaking of statehood on his return
from the east, Governor Brodie said {:
1.-THE people of Arizona need not
worry over statehood, for they will
not get any at the next session of con
gIess. No possibility for joint state
hood with New Mexico exists, for that
bill will never pass through congress.
Even in New Mexico there is consid-
cradle opposition to joint statehood.
Then, within few years perhaps, we
will gain single statehood. Probably
Oklahoma and Indian Territory will
be admitted as one state into the
union for the citizens of both terri
tories are agreed upon the subject, but
Arizona and New Mexico will remain
territories for while longer
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20
SENTIMENT FOR MORRISON.

From advices received from over
the territory the sentiment seems to
be in favor of the nomination of Hon.
r. E. Morrison for delegate to con-
gress. While Mr.. Morrison is silent,
and has so far declined to express
himself, it is nevertheless fact that
his friends all over the Territory are
active in his support and the indica-
tions are that they propose to draft
him, when the convention meets, as
their standard bearer in November.
There is no donbt that President
Roosevelt will be overwhelmingly
elected and with republican delegate
in congress Arizona will at least be
in a fair way to be recognized and
there is hardly a man in the territory
who could present Ariozna's claims as
foreibly and as effectively as Robert
E. Morrison.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20
A CALL TO ARMS.

The democratic campaign in Ari-
IONA can now proceed. Senator
Sanders, who was captain of the
Hearst forces in northern Arizona,
and who was credited with being the
disbursing agent of Mr.. Hearst, has
written a letter and said letter, or an
extract from it has been published in
which the senator says:
81 want to see every Hearst club in
this country call meetings at once to
ratify the declarations of principles
and nominations made at st. Louis.
l am against the spectacular, extrava-
CANT, autocratic and negro loving
administration at Washington. | am
decidedly in favor of the grand decla-
ration of principles adopted at st.
Louis and | believe that if Parker is
elected he will live up to the letter
of that platform. Four years more of
Teddy" Roosevelt will see this
nation in a turmoil of racial and sec
tional strife. Labor and the producers
generally will be stricken down by
the mailed hand of tyranny in order
to satisfy the whims of his cratic
friends
With this terrible condition of
affairs confronting the American
people, is it to be wondered at that
Mr.. Sanders and the country at large
turn to the Hearst clubs to avert the
dreadful calamity.
a racial and sectional strife, headed
by President Roosevelt would pro-
duce. People could not sleep o.
nights on account of it. The wheels
of industry would cease turning and
possibly the earth itself might become
glued on its axis and refuse to turn
aud an avalanche of icebergs might
sweep down from the frozen poles of
the earth and engulf US in a flood of
ice water.
And then too just think of 1.-THE
mailed hand of tyranny" striking
down Labor and producers, gener-
ally, without distinction. Why that
slaughter of $4,000 Japs before Port
Arthur would not be marker to
the wholesale devastation, bloodshed
and destruction that would be pro
duced by this terrible hand with the
mail on it.
The Hearst clubs of the country
should rally at once to the defense OF
their country in response TO this
hurry up" call and preserve it from
the mailed hand" and the sectional
turmoil of the impending racial
strife.
Line up boys, take, your dish. of
GROW. like men, put on-.a bold front
and save the country from the spec
s5sAsbsz calamity portrayed above: : -
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20

j. H. Timerlake, of Steubenville,
Ohio. who was nominated by the Dem
ocrats for Congress has withdrawn
from the ticket, declaiming that he
will not serve on the ticket with
Parker, whom he will also refuse to
support, on the grounds that he has
the backing of the trusts. 81 am not
republican, said Timberlake, in
an interview of explanation, "and
never expect to be, but now it seems
to me that he republicans have settled
convictions which the democrats evil
IDENTIFY do not possess. - The with
drawal created profound sensation,
especially as Undertakes views coin
eide with those of many influential
democrats.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20

Senator Lodge recently received
academic honors from his alma mater,
Harvard University. During the
course of his speech in reply he said 4:
"When my class passed through col
lege a boy could come into Harvard
and graduate, if need be: with the
highest honors, without knowing one
word of the Constitution of the
United States, or being able to say
who drafted the Declaration of indie
pendence, or who fought the battle OF
Trenton" Things have cha nged since
that day.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-07-20

After endorsing Parker's nomina-
ton for president and swallowing his
views on the financial question, Keane
st. Charles, of Our Mineral Wealth.
delivers to himself the following
"swift kick" for the "chackass vat
he iss:'' "For the sake of harmony,
it is a pity that more democrats
haven't door knob on their should
ers instead of head so that they
could uphold any kind of democrat,
spurious or otherwise, that a eombina-
ton of revenue politicians may select
for them to vote for. -