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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1906-06-14

people, and he can surround hts luUlc
with cunningly-contrived half truths
which make him effective among the
people. In q long speech he - tnciin-
ed to be dogmatic, dictatorial, heavy.
AS lecturer on non-poiitical subjects
he II joy. He Is at his best In o run
ming fight where the field IL openeto all
Corners. His weapon is always the
broadsword. He. would be hopelessly
lost in . campaign with q man like
Ingalls,. were they to meet upon the
same platform.
OF course. Clark II q Democrat. ba,
he does not like the way the Demo.
cratic Party is being managed. and he
hunts the ribs Of his own party quite
as often as those Of the Republican
He thinks that there should be a Dem
ocratic President from the South. and
has announced on various occasion!
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tnat conductor yet-nt.
Justice Gould. Of the District Supreme
Court. says that he doesn't see any rea-
son for running the reputation Of Friday
by calling 1t hangman's day. For his
part. he thinks any day in the week is
good enough for a man to be hanged
and he habitually selects some other
day. He sentenced q man the other day
to be hanged Tuesday. Oct. 80.
Bob Taylor. "Fiddling Taylor" who
has beaten Senator Carmack for the
United States Senate. says that he has
had his eye on that Office for % years
That's a good while to wait for all the
discomforts that a little old $1,000 Office
brings.
There's m0nv a schlip," We know. l,
Is now decided that Charles III. Graves
American Minister to both Norway and
Sweden, has been selected to represen,
the President as Special Envoy at the
coronation OF King Haakon Of Norway
at Christiana. June %.
1t was the intention originally to have
this charge placed I'm the hands Of H
II. d. PIERCE. Third Assistant Secretary
or state, In the expectation that he
would be confirmed by the Senate as
Minister to Norway In season to attend
the coronation ceremonies. 1t was So
confidently expected that he would be
confirmed by the Senate at once tina,
passage was procured for him on one
OF the liners which sailed last Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Sally Sneed Vest. widow OF the
late Senator Vest. died at her home in
st. Louis last week Mrs. Vest was
about Y years old. native OF Danyille
KY. and Colonial descendant on both
sides. She had been III about one week
o: pneumonia. She was In Was,iingto. ),
early in April. on her way from Bali.
r1ore to st. Louis. She died at the horne
OF her son-in-law. George p. Jackson.
She was member OF the Central Pres
byterian Church OF Washington. and ex-
tensively KIN 1wn here. where size moved
In society for many years.
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Maj. George s. Gels, Commander of
the Sons OF Veterans Reserve, has re-
turned from his good work in San
Francisco. and purchased a fine hotel
at Long Beach, CAL. where he expects
to grow with that prosperous city and
make his fortune. The place has q
world Of attractions, including q half
mile boardwalk. which is protected by
Government breakwater costing ST.
100000. 1t is claimed to be the best
shipping port Of southern California
Recently Maj. Gels entertained Com
mander-in-Chief Tanner and the Shrin-
ers. Early in July the Spanish War
Veterans and Sons Of Veterans hold
their Encampment there.
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John M. Baylis a well-known hotel
keeper on Long Island, died May %
from a cancerous affection of the jaw.
Many operations were undergone in
hopes to effect a cure, and Comrade
Baylis fought bravely for his life. He
was born at West Islip in 1897, and in
his youth was a sailor aboard the coast
packets. He enlisted in the Berdan
SharpshOOters, and saw much service in
that splendid organization. He entered
the hotel business in 1875. and conduct
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There Is a feeling Of resentment
among members Of Congress just now,
and the. President hears from it every
little while 1t Is said that the Presi-
dent has instituted a secret investiga-
ton into the personal habits and ways
OF life of every Postmaster in the Unit
ed States. 1t is said that IL the Presi-
dent finds that any OF them are living
beyond their little old salary without
visible reason. why. things are going to
happen. Several members declare that
things will happen if the President
comes into their Districts with his Sc
cret Investigations.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16
MEXICAN DEGREE.
To Encourage the Refinement Of Met ais the Government Grants Re
 bates to Shelters.

The Diario Official of Mexico. con tains the following decree:
 First Article: The meIallurgical es- tablishments of the Republic which re fine silver to the point of obtaining malleable bars of that metal possess ing the r Tisites for coinage and of a fineness of at least 996-thousandths, will pay, by way of interior stamp tax, 1 1-2 per 'cent. only on the value Of the metal thus refined.
 Second Article: The refinement of gold and silye- in the form mentiQned in the foregoing article and the sec ond article of the decree of the 23rd inst (this article requires that the gold bars be malleable and 99fthou- lsandths dne) in regard to the coinage of gold will enIitle metallurgical estab- lishments effecting such refinement to have returned to them, in the form to be fixed by the rules of practice, three fcurths of the value of the stamps due on the metals in question and which shall have been cancelled on the in- voices made out in connection with the purchase Of the ores or bars by such metallurgical establishments subse-
 quent to January 1st, 1906, for reduc- ton and refinement There will be no claim for the return of stamp du- ties after the lapse of six months from
 the date of the cancellation of the
 stamps.
 Third Article: There are hereby
 abrogated Art. of the law of March i25. 1905, in regard to taxes on and
 franchises to mining. and the decree of June 19, 1905. in regard to the
 reduction of the stamp tax on metaliur- gical establishments.
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CUNNING THIEF.
Mexican Pleased With City Jail as a
 Home and Steals for Relaxation.

Douglas. Ariz., Jan. 15.-tSpecial-l- l-
 A one-eyed Mexican was caught this morning in the act of carrying out of the back door of the Lucas Grocery company a can of oil which he had just purloined from the store. An of ficer was phoned for, and the nan was arrested and locked up. Officer Rountree made the arrest.
 The same Mexican has twice before been arrested for petty thieyery at this same store. As soon as he gets out of jail for one offense of the kind he repairs to the same old back door and resumes business He never steals enough to send him to the pen itentiary. A jail sentence is the most that can be given him, and his ideas of high living are about on a par with the chuck" and lodging found at the city jail. he is not intimidated by the prospect. .....
 The manager of the store was asked if a warrant had been sworn out against the Mexican. He said, Whats the use?"
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The cry being raised in Washing ton about mining companies opposing the joint statehood bill because they fear heavier taxes, is without reason. If Speaker Cannon and Beveridge will turn to the tax books in the city of New York they will find that Arizona is not the only spot where heavy property interests escape a just pro portion of the burden of the govern. ment. It was republican supreme court that prevented an income tax devised by democrats to reach the purses of rich corporations.
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called on the president last Saturday to enter personal protests against the joint statehood bill The presidents re- ception was akin to the reception ac- corded the white men who first came West, by the Indian hostiles: they were received with open arms to hospitable graves" The president was delighted to meet the gentlemen from Arizona. but frankly told them that he was in favor of the passage of the joint statehood bill. The people of Arizona have been disappointed in relying on the presidents friend ship for Arizona. Gov. Brodie. before leaving Arizona had been led to be- lieve that the president would not in terfere in the matter of the statehood bill, but would leave the matter en- tirely in the hands of Congress. How ever, we find him now using the pow CT of the administration to force the jointure in statehood of Arizona and New Mexico. According to good witness from New Mexico, he made a deal with the administration repub- licans in New Mexico by which he was to appoint certain men to Federal positions in that territry and in re- turn for this favor the adminiGtra- tion republicans of New Mexico were to give their acquiesence to the joint statehood bill Not only this, but we are told that Speaker Cannon, of the House. is threatening the insurgent republican members of the House who believe that Arizona and New Mexico should not be forced into condition of statehood which the people do not want, with the displeasure of the president.
 President Roosevelt evinces desire to become the whole thing in gov ernment; he has adopted a policy which, if allowed to go unchecked. would not be long in relieving the states of all responsibility in their own government. It is to be hoped that there will be found enough Americanism in the House or Senate of the Fifty-ninth Congress to save Arizona from the loss of it's auton- omy. which would be the result of joint statehood with New Mexico. It is to Americanism that Arizona is appealing. and we have an abiding faith that our appeal will not be un- needed.
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@rHE BIG STICK"

President Roosevelt is swinging the 'big stick" in the statehood fight, while Joseph Cannon is trying to bring in the young republican mem bers of Congress by nod to the pork barrel" with the intimation that it will be opened a little later on, when those who remain loyal to the republican organization will re ceive a liberal share of the pork" :" Both Roosevelt and Speaker Cannon are proceeding on the theory that joint statehood is one Of the fixed policies of the republican party; that member who refuses To uphold that policy will place himself in an un- enviable position when he offers for reelection next fall in his home dis trict
 Such an assumption on the part of the president and speaker is unwar- ranted by the facts of republican history. In the republican national convention held in Philadelphia in 1900 the republican party put on rec ord in the national platform of that year what it believed should be done with the remaining territories; that declaration was plain, short and un- equivocal, as follows:
 I'VE FAVOR THE EARLY AD- MISSION OF THE TERRITORIES OF OKLAHOMA. ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO AS STATES"
 Tn the platform sent forth from the republican national convention of 1904 the question of statehood for the ter ritories was not mentioned, notwith- standing it had been announced be fore the convention that joint state hood would be endorsed. In view of | the action of the last two national re- publican conventions held. it must be l agreed that the expression of the Philadelphia convention of 1900 di. rects the republican desire as to the definition of the territories. Unless We are all willing to admit that the president and speaker of the House have been delegated with full powers to name policies for the republican
 party. without losing time in consult ing anyone, the only honest policy
 to be pursued by Congressmen is
 the one dictated by his own sense oi
 justice and right.
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DEPUTY SHERIFF FOR LOWELL.
Sheriff Hunt Has Commissioned
 Moore, of Lowell.

Fred Moore, of Lowell, has been ap- pointed deputy sheriff and night watchman at that place. Sheriff Hunt was in Lowell Thursday and had a consultation with Mir Moore, with the result that he was given the commission and began work on Thurs day evening. This appointment was made. because of demand by the bus mess men of Lowell for protection against the numerous burglaries com mitted there during the past few weeks.
 MT. Moore's appointment has met .xith the approval of the business men Of Lowell, who have signed an agree ment to pay part of the officers sala Try.
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aArE LEGISLATION.

The railroads seem to have won their first great victory in the fight for rate regulation. This victory is ret in lthe Senate. where the fight ias not yet begun. but in the mind of President Roosevelt. As MT. Roose- =zelt has never been in office so much sa a tariff reformer as he was as a -loas are that he will be satisfied with 4 less stringent measure of railroad yeform than those which have been zdyoeated in his name. MT. Bacon, chairman Of the shippers organiza- xion, which has been insisting on a sezw giving to the Interstate Commerce Commission the power to fix rates in case the railroads made unjust ones. szow corlplains that the president will not support the Esch-Townsena bill shich embo1ies the demands of the shippers and which Mir. Roosevelt has Been understood to favor. There is rsoshing strange in this. Mir. Roose- xel1 has always acted with his party. when he could lead or drive his party ss0 she positions in which he believed, lie has led or driven it. When the Rarty has baked, as in Cuban reef rrocity, he ha staken what he could get If he has made up his mind to modify some of the extreme demands -nade for railroad legislation, the chances are that he has learned pre- &.iseiy the strength of the opposition 1a 1he Senate to the policy which has Gseea urged in Mir. Rooseyelt's name zzsd that he does not choose to break zxafh powerful republican Senators.
 Meanwhile, rate legislation is not sSeing hurried in the Senate, while zew bills are piling up in the House. The members of the House, having 9szms of only two years. are anxious n comply with the public demands zpr drastic rate legislation. But with a1aat the active cooperation of the pres saent they will be able to do little. The demand for rate legislation is in sart due to expressions by the rail s1ads, and it is in part due to the zfdpatAy to corporations which was ze greatly increased by the insurance Investigation But most of all the nth in Roosevelt is the dominating
 Sctor in this demand Thousands eff Eoters who do not know anything zovot railroad rates, and who care ast little. yet believe that Roosevelt z5ezns to bring the corporations to asrzus. If be wishes rate regulation zz part of this program, they are zr rate regulation in just such shape : as fhe president wants it. If the Nfegident is content with moderate measures, they will accept those meas zres and pay no attention to the re formers like Bacon. who have stud 5sd the question and think they know
 what is needed in the interest of the shippers Therefore. if the railroads have partly won over the president Slzeir victory is far more important
 ahan would be any number of re scrpits- sn the Senate prepared to def she president If the president wer' so insist on government rate makin; =anf were to he beaten in standuI esbt in tbe Senate. he would appea
 ao the people and in the end be wouI.
 ~1n- But if he is prepared to accep xonethias short of government mad gates. the hgnt is already over.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

One Of the amusing incidents of the statehood fight now on in Wash ington was when Uncle Joe" called in some of the republican Congress men from Missouri and told them that unless they supported the joint state hood bill 1t would be all of with them for reelection next fall. The republi- can Congressmen of Missouri are all
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in office as result of democratic votes, and none of them have any hope of reelection, besides in Mis- souri the big newspapers. republican and democratic alike. are opposing Uncle Joe's" statehood bill, so far as it applies to Arizona and New Mexico
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If the railroads are to give no re- bates and no passes, they will be enti- tied to the thanks of the people who have sacrificed their self-respect for |such things in the past. and who now will reform because they are not in 8 position to anything else.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

While it IS absurd for members of duce 12,oo0 bills in a single session, it lis only fair to remember that under existing rules Introducing bills" is about the only privilege left to the rep resentative.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Speaker Cannon threatens that un- less Arizona and New Mexico arc made one state that Oklahoma must also remain territory. To longer keep Oklahoma out of the Union would be as great an outrage as would be the joining of New Mexico and Arizona without the consent of both of these territories.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Opera Drive Lots Bought by People
 Who Will Build at Once.

Among real estate transactions yes terday through the J. E. Thompson Co. was purchase of the Tolles prop erty on Opera Drive by Mrs. Tom Ho- gan. She will at once erect couple of cottages on the lots.
 Two other lots on Opera Drive were purchased yesterday by Bert W. Per. nell. Mir. Pernell will also build at once. intending to put up neat cot tages.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16
NOTICE OF POLLING PLACES
For Special Election on Water Fran
 chise.

Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing places for the special election at vkich win be submitted to the quail fed voters of the City of Bssbee, the question as to whether or not they shall sraat to the Bisbee1Naco Water Co. @ corporation. it's successors and assigns. oertRin franchise presented to the Common Council of said city by said 5fssee-Nacs Water Co, which said
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election has been called for February 5. 1906, notice thereof being now duly given, shall be the following: First Ward-Fire House Second ward-Office of NJ. J. Brown, Main Street.
 Third Ward-Johnson Block.
 c. ". HICKS.
 City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16
OLD HICKORY CHIPS.

(By our Associate Editor.l Senator LaFollette is liable to make a combination with the President and ignore the Senate, if it starts in to get gay with him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Lou Payne, ex-commissicner of in- surance of N. r., says that any one who dared offer him graft would have been lucky to get away with his head on his shoulders" However. there are lucky people in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16
cANANgA BRANCH oEElcE.

R. c. Brown is the local agent of the Bisbee Daily Review at Cananea, Sonora. An office is located at the American Drug Store. where subscriptions and business of all kinds will be re- ceived. Money can be paid there on subscriptions and ad- vertisements and receipts giy, en- Tn this connection all let ters for delivery to parties in Cananes addressed to box 177 will receive prompt attention. The Reviews daily circulation in Cananea is now 250 copies daily. This is hint 10 adver- tisers.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

If there is TO breach between the Mayor of New York and Murphy there should be. What has the son of Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan to do with the gas house politician?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

If they will allow unlimited time for debate in the lower house of Con gress we will guarantee that the joint statehood bill will not pass during the life time of Mark Smith.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

John Mccall. late President of the N. Y. Life Insurance Company, has pneumonia, which is not surprising to those who know how he suffered from exposure"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Webster Davis says be has been a Republican all the time. Republi- car ism these days covers multitude of political opinions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Uncle Russell Sage is HOW making only s75,0G0 a day. on his money loans, but that is doing fairly well for man of 90 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Santo Domingo is going to have the time of its life. Four different reyo- lutionary movements are impending there.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Several railways deny the slander that they have given rebates. and moreover. that they are going to stop lit altogether.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

NIT. Roosevelt seems to think that the Panama Canal ought at least to furnish as many soft snaps as life insurance company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

Mabelle Gilman declares that she cared nothing for President Corey Of the United Steel Corporation. EY- eIybody knew that from the frst-but Corey.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

With the passage of the. anti-gamb- ling law by Congress We can see the finish of Geo. Hirschfield, the gamb- Ter prince and political boss of Phoe- nix.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

John A. Mccall and the Car of Rus sia have one point in common. Neither would resign unless pushed into it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-01-16

TO VOTE ON SEWER BONDS,
 You must register at the special registration booth in the Fire Aonse, City Hall. Registration closes Janu- sry 2s. .zsxx1
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Penmanship taught and executed Apply A. R. Martin. above Hunter Drug Store
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Santo Domingo will now sort over its various governments again and en- deaYor to find which the real one.
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If you can get tea in tablet form. why cant some inventor devise some way to send beer by mail?
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Branch office has been establish <a at Lowell in the building occupied 2 Lowell Drug Co. News items and advertisements left there will be gfv- en prompt attention.
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Band Concert and Dance - Opera House Tuesday evening. January l6.
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Births Reported-A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Sutherland yester- day at their home in Upper Lowell
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sA4 TnE paesloENr.

A delegation of Arizoaa citizens. naaaed ty Delegate Marx smith,
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