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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
Said 70 Be Short.

Los Angeles. Aug. "A warrant
was issued for the arrest of l.. NJ.
Lyon. sales agent Of the Imperial
Melon Growers, for alleged theft. 1t
is charged Lyon is missing and failed
to render an accounting. The amount
Of alleged unpaid claims is estimated
from $4,000 to 100000 Lyon is
thought to nave gone to MeE.co. His
friends say he is in the east settling
accounts and will seattle Ill accounts
whan ha RETURNS ~
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGiSTS
GREAT MEETING PLANNED
international Gathering of the Wo-
men Who Believe They Should Have
Equal Rights With Men to Be Held
in Denmark This Year.
TPubliShcTs' Press1

CopSfhaGeu, Az. 4. The third
confidence Of the International
LeAgue Of Woman Sunragists will
meet here from Aug Z 10 II. A ma
5ority OF the delegates, among whom
are many Americans, have arrived
and are the guests of leading families
VI Copchagen. a brilliant succession
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
TO THE POINT
Telesraphic News Boiled Down and
punched For Convenience.

Big Four and Erie renewed their
passenger rate war at Cleveland.
Rear Admiral Charles j.. Train,
United States navy, 81. died at Che
TOO. China.
Three trainmen killed in freight
wreck on Reibold cutoff Of Baltimore
and Ohio near Reibold Junction, Pa
Timothy Sullivan Of Detroit and
Herbert Walker, II, drowned while
fishing in Swan creek nea Saginaw,
Mich.
Judge ". G. Hawkins, Jr., of Pitts
burg. Pa. assaulted and robbed by
footpads. Clark Duffy, IS, n five
others suspects arrested.
Oliver H. Hughes of Ohio railway
commission. former adjutant general,
appointed chief division quartermas-
ter Ohio national guard, with rank OF
lieutenant colonel. on staff of Ltajor
General Charles Dick.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
Charge Against Federal Official.

United States collector of customs at
Gateway, Montana, and Quon Lee, d
Chinaman. were bound over to the
federal grand jury in bonds of $4,000
each to answer to a charge of cor
spiracy to smuggle Chinese into the
country. The evidence showed the
existence of an organization for this
purpose and that Hoover was to res
ceive $50 a year for passing Chinese
through the port of entry.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05

n-CnTfnrEv1a hQC hAHn rnlIn of
the enforcement ri Miss VIRGINIA
Quarter Snodgrass of Parkorshurq
" Va and Mr. lob Adams Luttren
orI, of ,hie ci+v hut now ne tho
insurance frm ~ padcn Tuttren
in Parkcrshurg This
ment will come as pleasant news to
the many friends of Mr.. Luttrell in
this city. Miss SnodgTass is a
daughter OF MI. ana Mrs.
ohoc&FasS ana one OF the IeadeTs IN
the HarkerSpuFS social set. Inc
"eudIhG VIII take pace the second
week IN OCTOBER ana Will DC at the
nome OF lhe bflde parents on MUIR
dock avenue
The following Invitations have been
received:
Mr., and Mrs. William II. Jones
request the pleasure Of your company
at the marriage of their DAUGHTER
to
Mr.. John W. Erusbcrger,
Wednesday evening, August 22nd,
I4ullttlt it-tfli Ell anu SIA
at fOur-thirty
williamsburg, Indiana.
At Home
After December First,
Greensboro, Indiana.
x y.
Nv r,~roo+ rind,,v cborn,inc, on
.or+a;n-I ,,.;,h hrtJaa ,ar+- 7.Io+ar
dav afternoon in her apartments on
Main street. lhere were three Ia
bic OF CARDS, the prizes being award
ed to Miss Oakley and Miss Scott Nc
DO4dI"' AHc S"'9t0 "clc Nhc9"'lic0
roOo ''|,'|'
0"'' ~
'o"' ~ m
5Cni''[. 20 1"no
~ lH Cb;apD
N' ~" r1 49, e.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
Result of EXPLOSION.

Houston, Tex, Aug. 4.-W. I.
Fletcher was instantly killed. Lee
Brooks, a negro. was covered by burn
ing alcohol and received burns which
will prove fatal. and the entire build
ing was Quilted by fire as a result of
an explosion in the rectifying room
Of the wholesale liquor house Of Joph-
ct & Company here. The loss is esti-
mated at SIS. 600.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
ChoiS~u ..'." 0ST.

Hammond, Ind, Aug. 4.-Tom Han
non of Chicago, who was arrested
here Thursday, charged with the
murder of Jack Lannon at Gary, it is
said, confessed to the police hat he
murdered Lannon. He vas bound
over to the circuit court for the Sep
TENDER term. Lannon's body was
found at Gary, Ind, Wednesday W tn
two bullet holes in the head. This is
said to be the first murder in the new
town of Gary.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05

The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond keramic League will be
held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock al
the studio of Mrs. Lewis D. Stubs. Go
South 18th street. The subject un-
der discussion will be the n%asturtium
flower either natural, or conventional
arrangement,
X x =
The Epw0rth League of the First
VI. f. church vii give a picnic supper
at the Glen Monday. All members
are invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05

Why wait for your friends
friend to come and look at
your house week after next?
You can sell it with a To Let
ad in The Palladium.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
ALL DIVORCES MUST WAIT
Judge Fox Announces He Will Not
lear Any More Cases Until
he October Term.

Judge Henry Z. Fox, or the Wayne
Circuit Court, announced yesterday
that on no account would he call court
for trial of divorce cases until next
term which is in October.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-05
Social 0nd Personal Mention

Mr.. JOHN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDDING
ANNOUNCEO-MRs FlNOLAY ENTERTAINs-OTHER so.
CIAL NEWS OF THE DAY-PERSONAL MENTION.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
ALEJANDRO DUMAS SIS

gudA nn6 sobre beza con6AnzAy sSs AbAnd0no
Que sole el amor inspira,
Gsnoveva Ia miraba sin habarle mrSndole cuba de
rubor
Msurco no enfA que hGOsr otra no inCnar igea'
cAbzA blos aobre oa &he 0nteADe
Toe dc 90 Amada lncn6 10 cabexA GsnoveVA padsc6. es
rr6rons us oios como lOa E6os de cerrA OkS
los rsyos de la las ,
HalkbanSe a adormsCido con Gxrsh feCdAd cuandO
81 rudo sgudo dc a CmpAni vino ncAre1 do 81 daCOso
exGasia.
81 OAOOsO sntr6 c:rrrndO miltsrOMmSnte ID Dusrta,
diio
-Ea sl CiudAdAnO LOiiu.
-Ahl vOy dGpsdrs psFdOnA GsnOVGVa. prontO vusVO.
GsnoVOvA 10 dOtuv0.
-Dsspodr vuOatro Amgo IN amigo que % ha con.
AOdo ayudAdo soenido A como aulero que rrOeH dc
Vuestro conx6n amigo esta tampOeo QuieE0
schkls de vusstra Maurico decide que entire
-C6moI permits. diio Mauricio
-Lo quiaro contsst6 Gsnovsvs.
--Ahl Gxclam6 MAuricio msrsoss que % 70 dolAtre
Msurc0 Abri6 10 pnsrta Lorin entr6 traie de
medic ouAnd0 vic GsnoVsVA mane6
asguida de IN rsGpstuoSo sIlude.
Vtn Lorin, d]o MAuricio mira Ia cudAdAna: amigo,
ra destronsd0 habsra dAdo mi Vida psrO
ella be dA1o mi honor.
-CiudadAnA rsepondi6 Lorn Serio Qos
aba emoc6n profund hare culnto pueda
Murco dsls de amGrms sneramsnte
-SenMos, dljO GsnOveva sonri6ndoss.
ST a6ntAts, DIP MauTieio, hbisndo esrsohsdo
darsn mIno de amigo ixQuierdA IL de Gmada
baba de enara coraE6n de odA Ia tscdAd que hombrs
puede ambicionAr Sobre IL tierrs
-Copque yA no QuisrGs ri morr nj dsiArte mAtart
% e dioul prsgunl6 GenoveYR
% a6 animal tan voublc s hombra oontinu6 Lorn,
auG ben hscen los f6Ioto depreCar gersxa Como
r oua aysr quaris trAe fdtgo haosr por6n
de toners porque decia hab odAd mundo
A hoy ls sncusnto aegrs stafscho sOnrss % los
lhOs a tcidd en- snts Eds sn q SOrH6n name mAno
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
MadeaS de- luSubO
De todas dimsnsionss, vendsn 9R
sssorss Dc eonxalsx HsrnAndsx y O.
kAM1YHS. Pr.
Oensultas por eorrso pasdsn hA-
-sRIHENEs horriblss 90 soms-

--aRIkRNEn horribles 90 eome-
ON On todes los paisea On loa cue sl
amor no sido sI m6vil prinsipal. Cd.
msa 4 10 Elsg ansiA y al basn gustc %
sonsts, ssando IN Perfume 8 nm JAb6n
vulgar, euaneo 81 exquisite CAshimsrs
neaqusa-ya sa perfume 9 On Jabsn-
O o. a0mxn del husn tono. .-OolkAts ,
O.. New York.
~THE HKLvKTlA.-27 calls eA
A Urus. @rAE sasa Do h4spsdss. sTa-
hla a. hotsls. Apossnsos para fAmilias
psYscnas solss. Cemidas GnsusR.
M esatavos suhisrtc. BAKea. Tsldfeae
lsa. ApariAds sorrso. 9s6. Propista-
yts, Fsaro ashira. Notal Rsts hsbsl
estk 4 sAsgo d. ana ssHorilA sAgus-
10
- NKCEsAP1O sxisir Que cad
osha ohasngA grabado sl uomhrs d.
gsshvo Noiarrista, psro IN solo ssta-
sAs produse msi6r afssso que ma DO
eenA do hoAsllas do aga minaral 8 do
ssS sl Anieo surativs radisal. del o.
bomaee ' Aal inbsstiao. OIL Digestive
MejarYisaa purinsa los alinenscs v
los hass AsimilAblea, III lsKitimo Di'
eastivo Moiarrista surA On IN diA lAh
indissstionss. On m mas los disPsR'
sias & gasFAlgiAs, y On tres msses las
nAs graves snfermsdAdss sr6aisas dol
esA6mago , del intssiino, Rstk xni'
varsAlmsnts aoAdrmAdo, On iorma sin
iguAl, cue Il shaasia del Digestive
MoiarrissA % vsr&AdsrAmsnts rRdisal
ssparior & 10 do todos les otroa rs'
msGics. Dc ventA On los prinsipalsa
tngwaciAa do Esropa y Am6riaA.
60 SD V1ND1, On lota Go tAbGs
an rama, sosseho do 1905, do los me
torsa vegas do Oaguas. Dirigiras {
oziaonas Oahasudo o., CagHAs, Pasr
b RAso,
--Rl saaor plAx NAVARRO he
esaa hissido ss uaaiAa do AhegAda ,
~ MoAasia ss essa sixGsd. sAlIa do Ran
1xsta aEaara Ii,
KssEan Aass 10 OSrta Fsdsrsi, osr-
n Aa Btsarahc a. Aoda 10 Isia y coyAs
EaBFspaA, 6aaisaaasss aaiaiamo al
sxAn On dc tte%lns do pF0pied&6Rs. In
nuxpORssi6a do aeRpoRaeiaHaa aal vAia
RmATamsegaa y RAmiAAai6n dR sxpe
&3AmAem aa expY1 ainai6n fmyRAsA,
Aassse s6o 10 Eshla RewSeheDRis
koy sssnhlssida On sl s1eTaieio 90 las
pPetasionas Dc AhegAdo y Netario, sl
Eslos pIAz NAVARRO % dispoHs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
CAPITULo xxxII1
LA MASANA sIGtIENIA

hsrmoao sol que pOhairAba s p'raianGs VOnis do
Far hom de Rrandss ro MaurcO tsnia sn 50 ba
r5n.
AQuea foreI prscioss cusptO que prinepabG
air 81 buan tiampc ambaamaban sIliA Brvis de
nedo sumaments lCsds que aCababan do entaa Mau
rcio GnoveA ssrvds zn profus6n peo Con ss
alncis.
La puea sslbl cerrIds s haba TODD 10 Que los
eonviidos podaD apscsr 10 oual agncaba cramnts qus
ssrVrsn ai miImos
Ell eaor Ia vida de los 6mo hsrmosos diAS entfban
ent las bla sntornsdGn de l ceol hlcfan brilar
s ORC smerada hojlG de los rosalss acsroId0S SOL
GtDoveva de6 sobre plato mADsAnA Sosten
non dsdo pensltVa IOnrend aOlo los abioI misn
tGa que grades oio angudscsn IL msancoa
rii al usncios inerts embargad viva fsG 81 o
de- amor como elbAn Aquss hermos flores sol del eeo
Pronto SOS oics buucron los de Mauroo los hAAron
hios 90 ellis; tambien el Il mirlbG msdiubA.
Entoncu Gsnovsva spoy6 buso dulOs banOo sobre 81
bpnhro del ioven pudo de lrsmscss % s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
LInsa tsrrsa dol Us!tl

Bsllstss AarGtos para dos fsstspes
IA ~ elAss dc OAPitAl q kayamoh
IL y vgalIA 10 atva.l "a ~ Is slvH.
Ia II do BAyAm6n & Cat&Eo, idA
vxsltk Is atvA., On ~ 10 esvs.
Billsts ordinArio d. Capital { Casa
DO a. Glass { ; asvs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23
Doctor I, lu|z AInau

NEDICO CIRUJANO. le 10 FAsul.
lad do Madrid. ConsulIAs do II J me.
dia s. J media dc 10 tarde.
CriAto IL san Jaau. d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-23

ohrar & E9s slientss honorarios exee
sivamente m6dieoa,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
Society Working With Army in
San Francisco.
SANTA ROSA BEING HELPED
Free Transportation Will Cease Today
Postage Stamp Collectors Will
Raise Relief Fund For Cali
fornia Sufferers.

NEW YORK, May 4-Seeretary Lang
don of the local Red Cross organization
received a telegram yesterday from DR..
Devine the national field agent of the
society in which he informed Mr.. Lang
don that he had organized the City Of
San Francisco into seven sections for
relief purposes and was working hand
in hand with the military authorities
in ordinating all volunteer relief
work to administer aid under this plan.
4 complete simple registration, DR.. De-
vine wired. was being worked ont, while
free employment bureaus had been open
ed under the auspices of the state labor
commission and with the cooperation
of both trades unions and employees.
DR.. Devine reports having visited Santa
Rosa, and found terrible destitution,
but satisfactory relief measures.
In reply to wired query to what
extent refugees from San Francisco
were being sent to this city and whether
their arrival here might tend to embar-
rass the charity organization society,
DR.. Devine sent the following telegram:
civilian c. Langdon, Red Cross, New
York.
"Committre has authority to issue
free transportation until May ); is
trying to send persons to relatives only.
They report few sent to New York.
Colonel Tolney, Of the army, in full
charge of sanitation; medical help from
outside not needed"
A novel resolution to help the San
Francisco sufferers has been adopted by
the New York Stamp Society. The So
ciety, which is composed solely of col
lectors Of rare postage stamps, requests
all philatelists and the public at large
to assist in this movement each contri-
brning one or more stamps to be sold
at ancton at the society's rooms here
on May 18th"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
w0MEN'S WOES.
Astoria Women Are Finding Relief at
Last.

1t does seem that women have more
than fair Share OF the aches and pains
that aflict humanity; they must keep
up" must attend to duties in spite OF
constantly aching backs, or headaches,
dizzy spells, bearing down pains; they
must saoop over. when TO stoop means
torture. They must walk and bend and
work with racking pain- and many aches
from kidney ills. Kidney causes more
suffering than any other organ Of the
body. Keep the kidneys well and health
is easily maintained. Read Of a remedy
for kidneys only that helps and cures
the kidneys and is endorsed by people
you know.
Mrs. John Close, 23O Commercial st.,
Astoria Ore.y says: 81 just as ardent.
" recommend Doan's Kidney Pills now
as I did some three years ago when they
relieved me of the severe attack OF
backache and kidney complaint. ! never
before used any remedy that acted so
promptly and effectively as Doan's Kid
ney Pills which procured at Charles
Rodgers drug store on Commercial street
Ny belief is that if this medicine fails
to give relief to anyone suffering from
kidney troubles there is nothing else
that will relieve. cheerfully recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills to all troubled as
/ was"
For sale by all dealers. Price, SOC.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name - Doan's - ans
take no other.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
Independents at Disadvantage.

Nevertheless the widespread dis,
elimination, in open rates still in force
leave the independents at serious dis
advantage. The investigation only in
cidentaly touched state shipments from
distributing centers, particularly i'll less
than carloads. The few instances ex-
amined suggest probability Of discrimi-
nations on such shipments which, TAX
en- in connection with through traffic
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
MINT PAYS OUT MONEY.

!. SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-The Uni
ted States Mint, which is now being
used as the general clearing house for
the banks, has paid out between seven
and eight million dollars to depositors
since it opened Tuesday last,
Yesterday morning the number of per-
sons who were anxious to secure their
money was much smaller than expected.
The line did not extend for half a
block This may have been due to the
fact that none of the savings banks are
paying depositors. The savings banks
will not open for two weeks and there
will be no opportunity to withdraw ac-
counts before that time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
STANDARD OIL
in THE TOLLS


as to practically prevent the extern
sion of the business of any independent
to point which even remotely Gu
dangers the supremacy of the Standard
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
Delicate Operation on italian Girl
Proves Successful.
IS WOUNDED LIKE MCKINLEY
Girl Shot Through Spinal Cord, Aldo.
men, and Liver, Operated on ana
Win Recover--Most Wonder.
ful Cure Effected.

NEW YORK, May "A young Italian
girl was used as an illustration OF the
subject of La raotomy, which was dis
russed at the New York Academy oi
Medicine last night aud excited the
greatest interest The girl last October
was shot through the spinal cord, abjo.
men and liver The surgeon who per-
formed the subsequent operation read
u paper on the subject before the aca'
denny The girl now only shows II
slight halting in the action OF the left
leg and a small tendency TO bend back
ward. The opinion was expressed that
she would eventually gain entir control
of her powers Of locomotion. This was
declared to he one of the most wonder
ful cures effected through the medium
of American surgery. In many respects
The wound was like that which caused
the death Of President Mckinley, and
was identical 1t was said with that
which resulted more recently IN the
death of Marshal Field Jr. in Chicago
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
GAS CAUSES EXPLOSION.

DENVER, May 4-The Western Glass
Company's plant at Nalyerde valued at
100000 was destroyed by IRE caus'
Cd by an explosion OF the gas in the
generator. Twenty-Five men narrowly
escaped with their lives.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-05
SUGAR INDICTMENTS.

NEW YORK, May +.--rhe April Fed
eral grand jury in concluding its labors
today handed down several sealed in.
dictments in the sugar rebating eases,
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
CHIROPopY.

PAINLESS removal OF cOrns OF bunions
prices so cents each Privacy assured Dav
OF night. All instruments sterilized .Fashfop
Barber ShOD. 43 W Washington St Opp
Santa Fe Office. Telephone Red 962
InGrowins Nails Specially.
FRANK SHIRLEY
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02

do not want to be cut loose from the
beneficent land laws which guard the
domain against the time, it is required.
We do not want to deprive ourselves
of the greatest benefit of the national
reclamation act.
We believe that some of the men
who were urging the passage of the
Hamilton bill and some of the Con-
gressmen who were trying to pass II,
when they were holding out that
mighty bride were already laying plans
for the theft of it if we should be so
foolish as to accept it.
We areN told of the great wealth It
viii at once bring to us. 500. OOO. 900
which will Immediately become a
source of revenue to the state by tax
alton. To whom can we sell it for
500, 100000 or sell any considerable
part of it for any considerable part Of
that great sum? The home seekers de-
mand for it cannot be great for many
years to come. To whom then can IT
be sold unless to the spectators, those
ulStOuid5tlS VI TIE StllltllicHl u lllC
west.
Every speculator-owned tract of
land is a bar to the further progress
of national reclamation in that direc-
ton. The government is engaged in
either the retaining of its own lands
or as in the case of the Salt
River Valley and few other projects,
the development of the water supply
for the lands of actual settlers.
If we should get joint statehood and
these lands should go into the hands
of spectators Cthey could go nowhere
else) that would be the end Of national
aid. The further agricultural develop
ment of Arizona and New Mexico
would have to be by private enter.
prise
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
GIvE Is soMErHING NEw.

]
Hon. A. L. Morrison of Albuquerque
/ the other day received a letter from
Senator Foraker relating to the future
of joint statehood Mr.. Foraker stat
ed that there was not the slightest
probability that it would have a flu
ture but that if should ever be
brought up again. it would have much
less of a following than it ever had be-
fore.
That is obvious to those familiar
with the elements of strength behind
the two joint statehood bills which
have been before congress. The chief
force behind them was the desire of
many representatives and senators to
secure statehood for Oklahoma and
the Indian territory. Now that those
territories have been admitted the
jointure principle is shorn Of the chief
element of strength as Speaker Cannon
and the other advocates of the original
Hamilton bill believed it would be if
the question were divided.
In the face of Senator Forakers dec
laration and the written declarations
of other senators and Representatives
we have the words of Delegate Smith
and his friends that we are only pass
ing from one stage of danger to an
other and that the next one is likely
to be the more periIous, that our
safety is assured only by the presence
of Mr.. Smith in congress.
We would feel ashamed of the citi-
zenshrip OF this territory if it ap-
peared that a majority of the voters
have been made to believe in the
imaginary danger and the prescribed
antidote.
We should think that by this time,
after twenty years of statehood cam
paign arguments, the voters would
show signs of WEAKNESS and demand
something new.
Why not let this statehood racket
rest now and go after something else?
Send w. +. Cooper after it and he will
bring it. He will not return year after
year with empty hope of single state
hood or palIid fear of double state
hood. We will get single statehood
in good time with the passing away of
the territorial system. In the mean
time let US try to get what is obtain
able of the things we ought to have.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
THAT LAND BRIBE.

We believe, on second thought that
the voters of Arizona and New Mexico
will conclude that they do not want
that 2O,OOO,OOO acres of land which
were written into the joint statehood
DILL as a bribe They wouldn't know
what to do with them. They are not
Immediately needed and as fast as
they are needed they can be obtained
.or the purpose for which they were
observation-disclosures. We do not believe
hat immense empire would be safe.
We could not keep it out OF the hands
IF spectators and land thieves. We
Arizona republican., 1906-11-02
THE TWO LEGISLATIVE TICKETS.

The republican legislative ticket in
this county ought to win The char
acter of the men who compose it is
a sufficiently high bid for victory. The
history of democratic legislatures does
not furnish a reason Tor democratic
success this year. There has been but
one republican legislature in this ter
ritory within fifteen years and it was
the eighteenth, we believe the only one
within that period which is not recall
ed by some opprobrious epithet rather
than by its own proper number.
But We are speaking more especially
of the members who have been sent
from this county democratic and re-
publican-and the platforms on which
they have stood. Republican platforms
have always been less profuse of prom
Uses than democratic platforms, and
republican candidates have always
been less extravagant of pledges.
But the record shows that the re-
publicans who have been elected have
either fulfilled their promises or have
honestly failed to do so in the face Of
an overwhelming democratic majority
When, may we ask, has any pledge
made by a democratic platform adopt
ed by a convention of this county been
carried out? We also ask the voters
to recall the promises made them by
democratic legislative candidates gen
orally and then try to recall whether
those calculated TO attract votes have
ever been redeemed.
This is the record so far as this
county is concerned.
Assuming that all the legislative
candidates on both the republican and
democratic tickets this year are hon
est men. we submit them to the voters
for comparison man for man. Let it
be asked which men would he most
likely to favor freak and impossible
legislation. the democratic or the re-
publican candidates.
Let the voters take the republican
county platform and examine it care
fully. What is wrong with it? Is
there a clause in it which does not
appear to have been inserted with an
honest purpose? We think the voters
on careful examination will be salts
ed with it and that with their know
ledge of the republican candidates they
will believe that if those candidates
are elected they will endeavor to en-
force those recommendations upon the
legislature