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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mrs. Beverly B. Foster and children
OF Beech Ridge, were in the city YES.
terday guests Of Mrs. Arthur Twente
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Nlfahd,Sfts:.j. i 1SI :,
Cd % !. 'theif qe:w. 'hqsiil&i s6q:'SySsfiIsi1pi
.a!ende' near 1hirjyIeightla,street ~:
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mrs. Catherine StapIeton returned
yesterday from visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Thomas w Williams. AT
Thebes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

J. q james. Of Chicago. brother in.
Law OF Assistant Manager f. J. Stub
bins. Of The Halliday. was here yes
ferday en- route to the Isle of Pines.
He viii 60 VII New Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mr.. J. ?. Bowling. travelling freight
agent of the Southern Railway com.
pany, left yesterday to visit his home
in Virginia.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Conductor Walter Stout, fthe Mo.
bile and Ohio railroad. left last night
for Memphis for brief visit, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Stout
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Misses Julia Farrin aud Blanche
Miller have gone 20 Jonesboro TO spend
The Easter vacation with the formers
sister. Mrs. Thomas Norris.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs Franz L. Harris. who
nave leen the guests of Mir and Mrs
John w. c. Fry. returned TO their home
In 81. Louis yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

- = ..
Mrs. a. d. Twenre. and ciiHufdn al
Olive Branch. are guests of the fam.
lily OF County Clerk Jesse E. Miller.
Mrs. Beverly b. Foster and children
of Beech Ridge were in the city YES.
terday guests Of Mrs. Arthur Twente
Mrs. Catherine StapIeton returned
yesterday from a visit with her dauph
ter, Mrs. Thomas w Williams. al
Thebes.
Mr.. J. p Bowling. travelling freight
agent of the Southern Railway com.
pany, left yesterday to visit his home
in Virginia.
Conductor Walter Stout. ftbe Mo.
bile and Ohio railroad. left last night
for Memphis for brief visit accom-.
panied by Mrs. Stout
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz l.. Harris. who
have leen the guests of MIR and Mrs
John w. c. Fry. returned to their home
In 81 Louis yesterday.
Misses Julia Farrin aud blanche
Miller have gone 70 Jonesboro to spend
me Easter vacation with the formers
sister, Mrs. Thomas Norris.
Mr.. aud Mrs VIII Smith ana Mr.
AMI Mrs. Hugh Cornell arr removing
To Eleventh street in the house Re. !
Gently built by Byron aud Harry Ellis
J. q James. Of Chicago. brother in.
Law OF Assistant Manager r. J. Stub
bins Of The Halliday. was here yes
ferday en- route to the Isle of Pines.
He viii 90 vii New Orleans
}. NJ Jones. chief clrek to Agent
J. ID Ladd. Of the Illinois Central has
gone 10 Jackson. Tenn. to visit his
brother During his absence ". l. !,
Duncan j. acting chief clerk. n
" W Hodges shipping clerk for h
Wood and Bennett is suffering from =
painful injury sustained By stepping ,
ON nail The nail penetrated far |
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-07

MT aud Mrs. VIII Smith ana Mr.
anu Mrs. Hugh Cornell arr removing
to Eleventh street in the house re
Gently built by Byron aud Harry Ellis
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
UNO CRUSADE
AT MUSKOCEE
Washington 0fheials Likely 10
Make An Investigation OF
Harmless Beverage

Washington S s'ttlnE uaani takine
n0fice aftie tho Situation u Nasku.
gs Itsaoi anuksg tiaf there aII
- 81 Investigation fum tat end e
fiH iIne Ha Rhg q i aealuN tie AN
% sil tna in oe district aia nsl n
aualh.t DssFr Auumsg Nsaefte
ftslepiaf ncslsed sfieF nom u.e
ai fnes general ufHs mHief te
Tua efe H1a luiaua ihtba ettef
MeIsfte given InslfacsiH la pn
ceed altH lhe endorsement 6 tHsIae
Marshal Bennett Hesaife8 similar
ieitef NtAf tig las m 81 is
tie question Neltae afa Mafslaa
ienaeft eiaim fftt uHicf lfc -
hv as deanvi b5 ladss Ra7mead aa
caHHo s. a aud fHa lhfas
hARe iu ha 4 caaft dns0a reversing
tlee df ihe fofNg judge aiuse Iisy
uiil lstup on tht aFAf From lt
wording e the eiierta NJ Nelofte
be- IS aplafeni l1ai the atome ern
efal thus tleH y something strong
With selling taa iiM4hts aufaIt
guards BIS position 81 usHE t1
on thu enforcement e ihe aa That
h shat al Mule eucnrl atn
wiiHus g aU 8 af g tte usapsge
eases are eoneemUd
Tie que ou afies. Villas ail laH
pgn in - nouteru ni heta as
tflefs M eas Um s nu aiupt JIG
this dst lei lt .oass Use dsfau
mental action 81 c4ukfess oai Wu-
tleation s certain tn nfo.lae aHass fle
tho meu saeeeat miaHm fhu sAle
tfeif beverage in tNa district
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
TOM LAWSON
VISITS IOWA


Associated Press
fies Moines Feh Thomas II
lawson arrived here this morning and
led a eonfsWuce uiiH Gov cum
mings In regsfd O. tf.e iHsufaHcr la.
vestigation iu tnea O. Nanetf
former Autofnef General 81 Ohio \
u iifuward tsasefHaf ~ Florida and
several uessmpet men accompanied
hlm.
Lawson Invited eey Cammius q
serve nIih fe8f athsr distinguished
wfamen 0f Amerles on s Committee
% shich De vii turn ossf hs Nee
Yafk Life AID Mutual life q Yes
YORK puxies aud whlch a. askst8 at
tend tha coming annual meetings af
these tWa computs f8r tie purpose
of e'ectlng gost halesi, sound busi.
nea men a. dlfecfeus
oIhef memhem te D. Nith Cums
Minis suggested are Cos 1alius0n.
Minnesota. senator iAfelIetta. Wis
cousin sud GoF lmsari. Florida.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
OLD FRISCO
DEPOT BURNED
EarlY Sunday Morning Blaze
EndangeFs Entire Business
Part Of the City.

Atoaf ao SUNDAY mufnlng Hfr a.
dsroy fed .H llie asst eua u tilc 90
fHscn depot that sas baihg moved !,
haet nest ffam i1a nev depal The
afe alarm Ms sent ln and tie aFe
wagon cams Numbering ar tie
street la an Incredibly shore tine
ilef attachments ssfe mais 81 tao
hfdfAnfs and ESQ streams q water
Nerg p.aflns 81 the flames sithln 4
fee minates Tie o't balldlag was
pins Throughout ass being ane inside
uHhlns coula - dana ia TIE aay =
saving fhe haI.dins out tiw tire aa
aftmeHt simply drowned oat tae
flames IS fhs bsilfHs sied rhs
silolc bsslnss portion = fhe eIfY eas
iu danger LAD uot tfe afe eampahs
hesn oa lAnA ID es aae eefk au1
Indicated sn'elsurY Ard sslll 81 tie
psn If the He uags ula hor
alnd eas h'osine regular gaie luf
tle eftsf streams af water ffam the
tae hose ~on ls.xaa le tsi ara tl.
flames gradually ceased
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

WIN FIRST
Run Over a Nile a Minute and
Recover Quarter OF an
Hour Lost Tine.

Associated Press
Dallas Iss Feb 5 TIE Frlsso-
katy fast Ball sfEh tn s. i6ais
A. ga O'Clock reached lseusaa a.
f57 ocloaA tosfsfday Afternoon three
minutes eaflf After attaining maxi
mam sleed of miles a. Hoaf %
recover fhlrern niuafes i1sf north of
SOUTH McAietsf Tie connections
af the ir4a paeea naHss aH time
Ti lmH Mountain Cotton Hc.t fast
maH ahlcA eft s. ias at 81.
reached Tstafsam farfy mIuaIos
late Fifteen minutes 81 TIE i9o eas
recovered, h8t tfa Trails huke Sea fao
81 Sulphur spriuss aH5 reached ia
las az s aH h6af ans e.f9t minute
Ate A tuu connecting Sc Tegar
sana faf Sa4fhIems passed tHueflev
Hu uHe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
DEATH ANNULS
INVESTIGATION
OF CHARGES
SeisAilo' al Confession o' Boys
oarsss illinois Minister TO
Commit Suicide.


A@e.afea Press
fefia TOY 80 Rev George II
SINNERS pastor of tao Flfst baptist
church president Interstate savings
hfnA and the Peoples saving tank
reeeslll appointed aianaeef 81 Gates
senatorial campaign 10 Peoria csaa,g
vas found dead Ia lea thls morning
simm0uA has been tha oblecf u i8fos
tiesflen ai tlla hanis II states att0r
ntg % isQ panks agd hls c8nervsa
tiea 81 grave cltaress
Tls minister left 8 uoie SAYING 90
DlaHfe mast le attached e. 81 Gov
Gates 81 his associates lls had egi.
dsuiiy taken efsnulds oi potassium
Rev simmons vas e. yssn u axe.
Recently ssfious stories sfertlog DIS
mofAis aefe eltcliatsd ille state 5
aitaHuel undertook al invest isAtion
and secured ssUet.aua confessions
from boss 20 hls congregation
Ths Peoples savings bass q WhlcA
slmmans was president iaiieA t9 open
iis da9n fhis mafNlHE and ran uas
made on fhe Interstate b8nk crowds
snrfoandel 10th banks to-day cIam0r.
ine faf tilelf m9ney
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
BRIDAL VAIL
SCORES -FOUR
HELENA DITTO
Daily Recital Of Death Injury
and Destruction By the
Iron Horse.

Aasclatri rfess
Helena. MoHi Feh mhlaiahl
three miles eesf 81 Helena, a faaseag
feislf 90 1.a Northern racl8e gall
fosd, crushed biioa passsngef train
TIE fright completely arerAeA and
eaa. ~ On ae -Four prpons Are
knoun 10 l. dad ard taa others.
unidentified. ara bellegedtahase iesa
burned in tlae wreck The kuawn
dead are
) \ Robinson. Miss1uia
Charles Bflssln Conductor 90 ihs
passenger
2 A 3sNsgp expges neecueef
Fosigf senegal msnhsuf ~ wis.
tou
brakeman KiWafs nrusn - serious.
be injured
Nonr of the injured passengsfs are
seriously hurt iesup vas p'Huel
under TIE efsckaes and humed "a
death tefofo fhe eyss q Waaldns
fesauens wlia wcye anAble Ia RELEASE
him "a uuknosa man NAs also
slosif consumed unii 81 uaf ass
left ot him Nas he ssa'i ani fN1 ait.
stretched stumps
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
! ~AVENGE BLOOD
OF THE PROPHET
Former Professor in Brigham YOung'S
College Exposes Secrets of the
POIygamOuS MormonS.

iieQoofed jain Wilson. a pfomlnes.
Mormon. as 4yluE Tie manifesto
enables tie church o. exclude men
wha eught nat te have more tlan ems
aits aaA Rlses 90 sogtAY meu al %
poFiunitF 10 faks p.nral wite<
To ire hssf - ~ AuoMleies
sald woile, p0IyEsmpaa eah4biisiian
hss Increased Frfg materially slfee
Utah va admitted - 4 state
Nolfs aid be Tad besa ihTosgll tlle
endowment houss q tie temple
teelss times and sach tlHs hsd
taken lhe iollowinR oath Or obllga.
flon
Nnu. ana EACH q yoa "a covenant
ard pfa4 and never ccA~ GO pmg 70
Sod to ArcnKt the blood 81 Iiie pfuph.
rt Ga this nation
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
IDENTIFIED
BUT ESCAPED

Poplar Elg8 Me-. Feb Iu spite
q the intention 4f fhe Hob - wraak
sammars vengeance upHH had Jack
$50 re negro assai.aufaf Mrs Daniel
iifmau sheriff iIaEa at, saturday
afieueu s0eeeoisa iu removing JarK-
vu imn tlt M ad started ou DTS
aaf O. litHatIeksau without actual
haw bs.ug dome . the prisoner
lau|e iaHmn HHs'aad of tbc as.
zH.tri woman aue1 .Hai H Jarg
saa as tls sheriff eas leaving ibe jail
mHhhe prisoner Ht tae bullet vent
vtt. tho negro lad tesn Identified
q NH b0ruAH af1fe hetm taken
fHu tHa aE
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
COLORED CARRY
RIFLES BOXES


Associated Press
soath MeAlesisr FEB 4 lsyear
eld oolorrd tol aho Fate hls Mans as
Paul Carry Nas eaugii Ga the past-
oniae bere Iasi night Willie ralng mail
that lad been stolen from loeR boxes.
lic pastoalce Lad bseu robbed on
SATURDAY night g the same manner
re rafllef stealing ngmeroas letters
6 entai0ing ehecks mans 81 which vere
found ou he streets Checks % tlie
amount ~ atem thousand do.am
aW missing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Associated Press
Washington. Esb Hearing 10 ille
eaae q senator Heed smpat vas %.
summed toslag t.efoTp ihe commlttre -
pfiNlsess At,a electious TIE Hfst
slima sas rNf W = Wolfe for
ksf fsschsf or eso.0sg in brigham
Eonf,k 4 collexs Il Logan Utah, AMI
d apsMtls "a eve eiumtA lle luli ui
ai.s plnfAi marriage 81 Prot henlamiu
sella ai.d fIofrnes Retuolds aud aid
peafEamy IS stiil being pfsetioed
Wolfe stalled that Ia southern Utah
- 4 N Nsu Merieu polygamyl i talked
wlth saa.s lfssslon iIe quoted apss.
lie Jo1ln Henri smith a having 40
e0ucenlng tie manifesio. lt = a
trick 60 boat tba devil AZ nh uNn
game
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
Patterson Says that Any Senator Who
Permits Himself 10 be COerced
WeakenS His State.

az attempt % eoerce him was an IN.
taslou % rights q state that any
senator who permits himself 60 be 10
eoefeed weakeus and degfades his
state that far aay senator % vote
etllefeise Than s. hls sense uf 8aiy
dictates degraded bis high Office aud
assails dignity iua standing of tie
senate Tie resolution vas listened
e. with gicaf Interest b. Senator's
nelate 20 the railroad rate blll waS
upsnei b. Litllt6eld, II Maine, Who
opposed tlie measure
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
Harry win sAs ra.s Mall

TITO most Important mail thai
feselass Vinhs Is ths fat maA at
iEis. This mail ought q H. dlsifib
utat With the same movement that Il
gcfs here and that neAns Quiek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Washington Feh 8 Patterson
caused sansa t9a iu uie Senate 10
daf bY introducing 4 resolution nela
tive % ths rights Of seaatos ih voting
upon treaties iatiensook feso.nflon
rrcllea that tse acflna of ghe Demo.
cfatfe raQegs Indicating % Senators
hos iaey should vote pas plain $40.
htiou % spirit and intent a. Coastl-
tuition u fhe Inird states tiat each
Senator Nas entitled "a une vote and
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
FRAUDULENT
LAND ENTRY
N~ attp

Avs afei pre~
unalA Sch lulgs g ua8 of
A.aHe Neb kss arrested faiaf aat
taf ahief taea baHh b. United
etates tlum Is,iaHf sst tAafu Nsh
an eartes ei 0.ueiIHttHoH ot ger
Wu u sesar.ug faadaaut i.onssteai
eaIfla a8h tH eam uf & " g.
Hd N HantHsfm aassu aad
-att#mnaf Gordon Nrh
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
NOMINATIONS
IN THE SENATE


Associated Press
Washington ttH fHe president
tsisK ut g. the aste ttt aNe
nominations
Ia - placed ea q wtIfs1 Et wtb
ank Hf UHedIef eeaenl esd g.
neu RA fHsnh infantry
MAfaaa 1Han Il AHematbf Ite
Hfar 6f oklahoma
l.aFsfrf 81 Treasury Wm r..
NsuHHH hsusls
pHfHaNeu kansas Thomas ~
E1lfrafHrk eaIa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
GOLD WAVE
IN SOUTHWEST
AMelatApam

Associated Press
kausas Cty Fsb TIE coolest
point u fnis section today eas AZ
Springfield No registering twH te
los frfa weather Is reported fu nor.
Them Missouri ani through kaHsas
OffsF emp.utafss Oklahoma eftt.
sia eete MuskHgee eight ahofe Ft
SHifH teh Ahefr AtsAne abd Fort
Worth Tsnas. toHHeeu abafs be
y .sensiH twenty IS beiue aUd In
loss feelet bslue
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
FAVORITISM
AND FRAUD
New Ssrk Congressman Says
Representatives Of Wealth
lanere Courts.
A~n~iPr~

Associated rfw@
Washington Fab last daF q
debate ga tlle iicasT ou ailHasd rate
blll nalrks Coeknn, Mann lllnaa
NNiAask Mississippi Ani lispham
usia speeches CWsau favored fhe
bal alliNofg y uiifAd Hanake.
msnt iu ths e5aulFE De said ais
HISTORY % iAsaatism. e coffuptlau
aad II faud N si,eaei haw rep.
fasentafltss u wealth Ignored courts
and dauIu&fsl stafs administration
EsefE esuft ahieh had aruppea pro
seedlings against II Il RHem had
u.s nest daF ISSUED mosf 'gunns ~
Iaucflaa against striking printers
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Associated Pres
Portland 0tsgon Feb Near hn
dal Pals today TIE passenger tfam
from Chleago ou tie Oregon Batuud
and Navigation llua eollided unh ans
utlssf passenger train standing e. ti.s
sldetrAek TIE rear car sas asmol
isiied Four persons acre killed ahA
faar iniaFui. t~o seriously
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
WILL LET
TICKETS ALONE
Associate dpp

Associated Press
kansas cts Feb Nj a. Lotts
who while agent % The santa Fe rail-.
ruad company g Princeton, Kansas
stole several thousand dollars worth 81
tickets and SET IRE to tie depot 10
hide the fablefy pleaded guilty today
and sentenced % hge years Ia prison
Letis made three sensational escapes,
tie last two yean ago. tie was cap
tuIvd 10 Panama last month
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
DEADLY BOMB
KILLS TWELVE

Associated pfets
BerIn Feb GA dispatch from
kaflowlft Prussia announces that a
private hUusa 90 sEiecla. across tHe
Russian frontier has bssn destroyed
hv The explosion 81 a b8mb Tie
uedles II twelve persons can be- seen
iu lhe uins
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
UNFORTUNATE
COLORED FOLKS


ASS afei Press
baltimore fob Nlnc c9i8red per
sans aew burned 90 death toiag IN
tle destruction q frame building
bear ule village q Curtis BaY only
ane inmate, e0maH. escaped bY
jumping ffon a second story window
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
PAT GROVES
! TRIAL BEGINS

Associated press
omaisa, feh Iho trial q paf
1Nowe charged wlth robhlag " 4.
CadahE 81 ssa. .oou IL connection with
kidnapplnr. begun today it Is e..
peeied t1At several days Will le con.
stunned II securing / jury
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR LAYTON

Associated Press
Washington, Feb The house To-
Aay passed a hlh authorizing the fur.
ther expenditures u $4,000 Tor county
improvements from the sale q toWn
lots h LaWton. Okla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
A~riainw

- I3977I -
Nuw loFs. Frh oliver TalguG
The former Ffeuch eiiaNn daaais 81
Cancas Who landed today eufnute 60
Washington said reoelsed ~ pass.
ports 4 was l.caasf tte palire pre-.
vented ME ffam relandlns "a iaRauyn
that lefi tie country
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
UNCLE SAM
IN CHARGE
Y sneh Minister to Venezuela
Arrives In America With.
out Passports.


Associated pfrs
Washington, Deb TIE VencIae
1alan government has requested tie
rnltad States ~ fake charge of lls
eonsnlafs rs Eaues Secretary Root
lzs decided T. COMPLY
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
DEBATE OFF
TOMORROW


Washington Feb An arWsmeut
Vas reached in the hoUsa l0faf 20
elose debate On tie railroad rate bill
At - tumoffoa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
To INVESTIGATE
CHINK BOYCOTT


AHnelatei Press
netnH feh tn TIE seuafe
tHiaf fHWAuH resolution laf tie n.
tssi gHlloU s. ile Chimes lofe8tLWas
adopted
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
THE soREHEAos.

It will be observed that three of the five counties represented in the joint statehood convention at Phoenix were those from where came the joint statehood delegates who were kicked out of the republican territorial con yention at Bisbee-Santa Cruz, Mojave and Yuma There was not a democrat present in the convention of the disap- pointed and discredited politicians.
 The delegates who composed the sorehead convention represented no one but themselves and the so-called joint statehood league in Tucson. Gre dentials were furnished by this league to whoever would accept them. This paper takes pride in being able to state that there was no one from Co chise county in the convention of sore heads.
 The personnel of the convention in- cluded disappointed office seekers,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
.~~~~~~~~>>>~>>~


 office seekers who have hopes, dis gruntled soreheads who have bolted the republican party on the issue of statehood, and a small coterie who hope by their attitude in favor of the national administration policy, to be among the select company when the promenade to the pie counter of the republican party begins. The con vention in Phoenix was an exhibition of blind partisanship regardless of the best interests of the people of Ari- zona. having for its purpose the de liverance of this territory body and soul into the hands of the New Mex jeans, at the ratio of 66 to A.
 Speaking of the convention the day it was in sesion in Phoenix the Enter prise aptly remarked:
 ''In this so-called convention there are no elected delegates. They do not come representing the people. In no county in arizona has a primary election been held for the election of any of these delegates. They have no credentials, but are band of poll tical rovers who are congregated to- gether for the purpose of giving Ari- zona's heritage to New Mexico"
 The people of Arizona have already spoken on the, statehood question: On the G;h inst. ti.ere was assembled in B.sbee the representatives of the people of both political parties. They had been elected to represent the wishes cf their constituents on the statehood question and we find both conventions declaring in identically the same language: The people of Arizona would rather remain a terri tory forever than accept joint statehood with New Mexico"
 There is no danger from the con vention of the joiptists. It is the same old crowd, actuated by the same old motives. representing their indi- divual opinions, no more and no less.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-29
STANDING UP FOR JOE BAILEY.

FOR JOE BAILEY.
 The Fl Paso Times is taking no stock in the criticisms being made in the state of Texas. against Senator Bailey. The following editorial is from the columns of the Times:
 Taking advantage of the garbled and false statements published in the Hearst papers purporting to be test;- mony given by H. C. Pierce. of the waters-P Pierce oil company which re- flected upon Senator Bailey, his enc mics. in this state began some days ago a systematic effort to turn the people of Texas against MT. Bailey and defeat him in the face of the unanimous endorsement of him by the people at the recent primary.
 "A mass meeting was called and held at Mineola for the purpose of instructing the Woods county senator and representatives to vote against Mir. Bailey The report that was sent out at this meeting would lead one 10 believe that there was a great cut pouring of indignant citizens. As matter of fact the mass meeting numbered eighteen persons, only eleven of whom participated.
 Similar attempts were made at two or three other places. but the at tempts were failures, simply because the people propose to hear Senator Bailey before they condemn him.
 "A concern styling itself The Harris County Good Government Club with headquarters at Houston, which is composed, so far as can be ascertain- ed, of a lawyer, a printer, and two other individuals, of little if any in fluence, has issued an address to the people viciously attacking Senator Bailey The address consists of the republication of the article which was written by one of Hearst's creatures. a notorious muckraker who is engag ed in lampooning all the members of the senate, and which appeared in a magazine controlled by Hearst. Tt is charged and has not been de nied, that Hearst is back of the liar ] ris County Good Government Club and that it is he who will furnish the money to pay for and circulate the slanderous address
 Senator Bailey is preparing his re- i ply and will give it to the press to- day if he did not do so yesterday. At any rate, he will expose the vil- lainy back of the charges .aaginst him, and the animus of this attack upon him, and will satisfy the people of Texas of his entire innocence of any wrong doing-even of impropriety.
 It is one of the penalties of great ness that renders man the object of malicious envy and mendacity. The shafts of his enemies have be fore been turned against Senator Bailey and confusion to his assailants resulted.
 Not ali the enemies of Senator Bailey are the enemies of the state, but every enemy of Texas and her people and her institutions will be found aligned against him.
 Confident of the senator's inno- cence and of his entire ability to take care of himself and his enemies as well. the Times is glad that Senato' Bailey has the opportunity to vindi cate himself and the state"