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Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
IN0UlSITIVE DEMOCRAT
 IN COLORADO SENATE
He Precipitated Row by Wanting to Investigate Rumor. That a Sena- torship Had Beer Sold.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 11.-SenatOr J. 1T. Crowley a democrat introduced in the upper house of the legislature to- day a resolution providing for the ap- pointment of a committee to investi- gate simon Guggenheim's alleged pur- chase of a senatorship for which he recently received the endorsement of the republican caucus. The senator cited published reports concerning the use of money to secure the election of members pledged to vote for Gugger- helm. and declared that for the good name of the state, action should be taken.
 This is not a democratic party measure" declared MT. Crowley. T wish to declare that I have no preju dice against MT. Guggenheim either politically. religiOusly or otherwise. hut I do not want to be characterized as having been a member of a legis- lature that was bought"
 After a stormy debate the resolution was tabled by a vote of eighteen re- publicans to eleven democrats, which was a strictly party lineup. Senator Fred Parks then moved that the mat ter be expunged from the records. This was carried by viva voce vote.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
DRINKS ALL HE WANTS And Drinks It Whenever He Wants It.

'I want what 1 want when I want it."
 A Mich. man. who perhaps never heard Pruette sing the song, wrote the other day concerning POstum Food Coffee, "I am well and hearty. I drink all the Postum Cereal coffee I want and whenever I want 1.-the more 1 drink the better I feel.
 ''I was broken down in health with acid dyspepsia, as the doctors called it: had been sick for five years and failing all the time. I would drink coffee for breakfast and then bloat up, my stomach would be so full of acid I'd belch up gas and have the water brash.
 Then would come heart burn, and a rumbling and cramp in my stomach all night would keep me awake. Then I'd go two or three days without eating, with some improvement. But as soon as I would eat something and drink coffee, I'd be as bad as ever.
 About three months ago l got so bad I thought I'd have to stop every thing. had read about coffee being hurtful. so I told my wife not to make any for me for a while. l thought I'd
 
 Tn two days I was lost without cof- fee-was so sick l couldn't eat any thing. CThe reaction of the coffee drug) l bought a package of Postum and my wife made it strictly accord ing to directions. You should have seen the change. The whole family now use Postum, and I haven't sour stomach or bloating. rest well at night. am well and hearty. l drink all the Postum I want and whenever l want it. The more l drink the better l feel.
 since I left off coffee and began to use Postum my nerves are steady, my head feels clear. I don't get stup,d. tired and lazy any more.
 q positively know that coffee was the cause of my trouble and l posi- lively know that quitting it and using Postum Food Coffee has cured me" Name given by POstum O., Battle Creek. Mich. Read the little book 'The Road to Melville" in pkgs. "Theres a reason"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
CALIFORNIA FEDERATION.
Offers Moral and Financial Support ts
 the Western Federation.

Stockton. Cal. Jan. 1.-The state labor federation convention this mora ing adopted the following resolution.
 Whereas. the arrest and detention of Brothers Mover. Haywood and Pet tibOne. executive officers of the West ern Federation of Miners. under cir cumStances virtually amounting to Kidnapping are acts that. considering all aspects. furnished conclusive evidence that they were the result of conspiracy against organized labor. these acts arc an injustice to these men and a ueE- ace to the constitutional safeguarding of accused persons"
 The resolutions renewed the pledges to secure a fair. impartial trial and recommended that local unions prov idr full information of the progress of the trial to the community through public meetings. publications. etc. and that the Western Federation of Miners be rendered whatever moral or financial support Is necessary.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12

 FOR ASKING The Support of His State
 Delegation
Acting Chairman New Speaks of Next National Republican Convention.

Washington, Jan. 11.-A conference over national republican committee af- fairs was held today. Those participat- ing were Postmaster General Cortel- you, the retiring chairman of the committee. Harry s. New, of Indianap- oils. acting chairman, and Elmer Do- yer. secretary.
 Later. MT. New said: If Vice Pres ident Fairbanks allows his name to be presented to the next republican na- tional convention as a candidate for the presidency. and l take it for grant, ed that he will. he will receive th-. hearty and unanimous support of the Indiana delegation"
 When asked if a special meeting of the national committee would be called to accept Chairman Cortelyou's resignation the acting chairman re- piled: "The next meeting of the repub- lican national committee will be held in Washington next December, at which time Mir. COrtelyou's successor will be chosen and the time and place of holding the next national conven- tion will be decided upon"
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
U. $. NAVAL STRENGTH
 IN PACIFIC WATERS
No Occasion Tor Alarm ard 70 New
 Fighting Craft Will be Added Until After the Culebra Maneuvers.

Washington, Jan. 11.-Althotgh the suggestion has been made, that or account of the weak reputation of the armored ships on the Pacific coast several such vessels should be sent there at once. it was stated today by the naval general board that there was no present intention Of disturbing the plans made long ago for the maneu- Vers which are about To begin at Gu lebra and GuentanamO. The pro gram for the last six weeks assigns the entire Atlantic fleet to rigid drills and target practice. IL is not improb- able, however. that after the fleet reaches these waters for final scrap ing and minor repairs and is ready tp be dispersed. some ships of the heavy armored class may be sent around the Horn for station in Pacific waters along the United States coast. This it is said. can be accomplished without seriously affecting the composition of the Atlantic fleet because of the fact that several rew bdttleships and arm Ored cruisers will be completed in the next few months to take the place or the vessels withdrawn.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
SPECUlAl0RS SHOCKED
 BY THE PENNSYLVANIA
The Market Deranged by the An nouncement of S20o 100000 Stock Issue.

New York, Jan. 11.-Speculativc sentiment upon the stock market to- day received a shock in the an- nouncement that the Pennsylvania railroad had in contemplation an offer of S200.O0O,OOO additional capital. The volume of new securities thus indicat- ed is in itself sufficiently possible 10 have a marked effect on the supply Of capital. For several reasons the effec- of the news was aggravated. It was a total surprise. There had been no re- cent discussion of an important addi- tional issue of Pennsylvania capital The revelation that the company felt in need of power to raise two hundred million dollars was accepted as an acknowledgement that the actual nc cessity had been widely underestImat- ed.
 The most vulnerable points in the days market outside of Pennsylvania were the Southern Pacific and New York Central The northwestern rail- roads were bus little affected The money market was easy. The severcsI pressure was fel; during the first hour when Pennsylvania touched 1854. an extreme decline of four points. St Paul was strong on the rally and the tone was strong throughout the list at closing.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
The Pope Addresses the Church On the
 Subject of Its Persecution
It is Urged to Stand United Against the Govern ment's First Step In a Purpose to Christianze the Nation.

Rome, Jan. 11rThe OsseN NatorC Romano, the organ of the Vatican. to- day published the text of the encyclical addressed by the pope to the cardinals bishops, clergy and the French people The pontif said his chief object in ad- dressing the faithful in France was to comfort them in their sufferings which he felt deeply. There was. however, great consolation in the fact that the Catholics of France were united and that the French governments declara- ton of war was not only against the Christian faith but against all spiritual ideals. The French Catholics must be prepared for all sorts of trials but they were certain of a final victory.
 Contrary to statements on the sub ject, the church did not desire a re- ligious war involving violent persecu- tions Being a missionary of peace and carrying out the mission Loyalty. the church did not willingly expose herself to war and prosecutions as she did not desire to see her children suf- fering. Regarding the ecclesiastical properties the encyclical said the pope had not abandoned them.
 Continuing the pope said: We have been accused of prejudice and incon- sistency. IL has been said that we refused to approve in France what we have already approved in Germany. This reproach is unjust and unfounded. Tine German law explicitly recognizes the Catholic hierarchy while France does not
 Although her Divine Founder was born poor in a stable and died poor on the cross. and although the church knows poverty from the cradle the property she was possessed of never theless belonged to her and no one has a right to deprive her of it.
 'The statement that the government is disposed to annex the property of the church is adding derision to action. From the point of view of the exercise
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
Senator Hopkins Said That Limitation Was
 Fixed a Hundred Years Aqo
He Further Declares That There is Nothing In the Life of the Utah Senator Which Disquafes Him For His Seat.

Washington. Jan. 1.-The first speech in defense of the right of Reed Shoot to a seat in the senate was de- lvered today by Senator Hopkins of Illinois. MT. Hopkins took the position that senators are not federal officers to the extent that the senate could pass upon their qualifications and eligibil- ity or impeach them for high crimes or misdemeanOrs. If a senator is to be punished it must be done by the state or federal courts. only federal offi- cers he maintained. are impeachable and the impeachment must be for acts committed as such federal officers.
 The precedent cited was an unsuc- cessful effort to impeach Senator Blount, of Tennessee, charged with reasonable correspondence with a for eign nation more than a hundred years ago. The conclusion then. Mir Hopkins said, had never been revers- ed, and that was. that the senate had no right to try the case as Blount was not an officer of the United States.
 Referring directly to Mir. SmoOt he continued: ''It is conceded by the chairman of the committee on privi- leges and elections that MT. SmoOt possesses all the qualifications spoken of in the constitution itself: that he is not a pOlygamist: that he never mar ried a plural wife and never practiced pOlygamy; that he is man. in his personal relations as a son. as a hus- band, as a father and as a citizen. above reprOach; that in all of his rela- tions of citizenship he has lived a singularly pure and upright life
 Why, then" he asked, should he be expelled from this body. disgraced, dishonored for life. a stigma placed upon his children. his life wrecked and the happiness of his wife destroyed He is a christian gentleman and his religious belief has taken him into the Church of Jesus Christ of the Lat ter Day Saints. commonly called the Mormon Church"
 MT. Hopkins said he felt sure that those representing the protestants would not contend that there was al
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12

apostolic oath which had been taken by Mir. Shoot which would prevent him from discharging his duties as a senator Mir. Hopkins sympathiz-d. h, said. with the denunciation of poIygl- my made by MT. Burrows in his re- cent speech IL was. he said. a relIc of a barbaroUs age. a destroyer os Ideals. and had no sympathy with the practice
 'If members of any church were to be charged with all of the crimes that have been committed in it's uam- where Is the christian gentleman is that -bOdy who would be safe iu hia seatc-
 An extended history of the Mormon church was given by Hopkins. uhs concluded that the testimony taken before the committee showed a raiicai change for the better and that Mr Shoot represented a higher and a het ter MOrmOnism.
 Senator Beveridge supplemented Hopkins speech by a statement tha- the country could be informed that NJ Shoot was not or never had been A pOlygamist
 Senator Fulton asked Mir. HopkiRs whether the Mormon church had rrc. ognized polygamOUs marriages whieh evidence shows has taken place sinar- the manifesto of 1890
 Mir Hopkins said that the churst. had not recognized such marriagcs an: that under the laws Of the Moru,-.- church today such marriages were O.. permitted; that parties contractiax them knew that they were violatiu. both the civil law and the church LsN and for that reason all Of these mar riages had been consumntated ia Canada.
 Senator Dubois wanted to knel, where and when MT SmOot had ever placed himself on record as condemn ing pOlygamy- MT. Hopkins rrpii.rs that MT. Shoot had twenty or forty times stated his position before tis- committee and his whole life and -vsss. fiber of his being was a pros~-; against pOlyElmy-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
MAKES MATTERS WORSE.
The Governments View of the Pope's
 Letter.

Paris. Jan. 1.-The pOpe's unre- served condemnation of the new sep aration law. while it was expected. can only result in further embittering the contest between church and state as the French bishops who are about to assemble must follow the orders of Rome, regardless of individual ideas The Temps considers the encyclical as proof that the Vatican is determined to continue the war. It is expected that the government will soon reply to the encyclical either in the form of a com munique or by declaration in parlia- ment
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
cATTIE AND SHEEP.

Chicago, Jan 11-Cattle rec~iptv were 5000; market steady Reeves at s4.l5Ft 20: cows and heifers SI-5sr S5-25; stOckers and feeders Se-65N 4Sr. Texans $2-75G4.50; calves SsfS5e.
 Hogs. receipts. 3o.eOO; market sc lower; mixed and butchers ts.eosr s6.52Iz: good heavy Ss-4GGs.55: rousE heavy S6.25G6-30; light Ss.z0Hst1-=. pigs S5.1O0 6-Z5; bulk $6.4eRs.7e.
 Sheep. receipts 5000; market stea ty- Sheep i-65ft5.60. Lambs sf6ug-..s-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12

ket was easy and closed s4IG4l-ss for spot.
 Copper was higher in London. alta spot quoted at e1oS 12s Sd. future e109. Locally. the market vas firm Lake S24.25T25; Flee S24Ts+.5o. Cast ing $23.75Q2425.
 Lead was unchanged locally and in London
 Spe!ter was unchanged in London and locally. Locally. Iron was uu- changed.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
FRENCH SUBMARINE SUNK.

Cherbourg, France, Jan. 1.-The submarine boat Algerian sank at her moorings here during last night. There was no one on board when it went down Divers found the boat lying on its starboard side at the bottom of the harbor.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
GRAIN.

Chicago. III. Jan. 11.-Advices from Argentina offset a number of bullish reports from the northwest, and caus- ed an easier feeling in the pit for the greater part of the day. Receipts in the northwest continued small a,ld severe snow blockades on the railroads furnished hope for an immediate m crease on the movement. The demah,l was slack and trading vas quiet all through the day.
 The feeling in the oats pit was somewhat easier and prices were but little changed. May closed unchanged at 67s.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12

of religion. the new law has organized anarchy It installs q regime of un certainty and arbitrariness. The un- certainty is as to whether the churches which are always liable to disaffection shall or shall not in the meanwhile be at the disposal of the clergy and the faithful. The new law aggravates the law separating church and state. We can only condemn it with precision and without ambiguity.
 Certain articles of the law throw a new light on the real aim of our enc mics They wish to destroy the church and de-Christianize France without at tracting too closely the attention of the people,
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
AN ORE SHIPMENT.
Thirteen Cars Having a Value of
 Seven Million Dollars.

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 11.-Thirteen cars loaded with Goldfeld ore valued at S7.0OO.0O0 arrived in this city to- night and will remain on the spur north of the depot all night closely guarded by eight heavily armed men. The ore is destined for Vallejo June tion, where it will be treated in the reduction works and turned into shin ing bars of gold and silver.
 Each car contains 100000 pounds of the mineral carefully casked. Every piece of the ore is specimen and gold can be seen in any of it. This is the largest and richest shipment of ore that has left Goldfield for several months
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE.

Lancaster. Conn. Jan. IA fire which started in the tobacco ware house Of s. R. Moss & Co, this morn ing. spread to the adjoining property resulting in a loss of $1,OOO.OOO The Moss warehouse and factory was to- tally destroyed, the loss being half a million.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
TWENTY BURNED TO DEATH.

Strassburg, Jan. ll.-Twenty persons perished today in a fire that destroy ed the book bindery of HUdert and Co. an English firm near this city. A val of boiling celluloid exploded and all exits were cut off by the flames. Many escaped. badly scalded.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
A JAPANESE SOLDIER.
Headed a Party of Self Smuggler.
 Into This Country.

EIPaso. Tex. Jan. 11.-Six Japanese headed by a soldier in the uniform O. his country, were captured at Anapra New Mexico today. by Mmmigration Inspector Cox. The Japanese had been under the guidance of a Mex ican and had smuggled themselves across the border by wading the Rio Grandc river. They were brought here and are being held by the immi- grafton officials pending orders from Washington.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
THE PONCE SAFE.
The Long Overdue Steamer Towed
 Into Port.

New York. Jan. 1.-The steamship Ponce. disabled but safe. is riding at anchor in St George bay. Bermuda tonight. and the crew of fifty-twO people and seven passengers aboard the Ponce are reported well. This as- surance was received direct from Cap tain w. A. Harvey by the owners this evening. Today's cable reported that the long overdue steamer had reached the harbOr in tow of the German steamer Elizabeth Rickmois.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
A KANSAS EARTHQUAKE.

Arkansas City. Jan 11.-What was believed to be an earthquake was felt here at 1:4S this morning for a few seconds. Persons were awakened and dishes were rattled but no damage was done.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
STOCKS.

New York. Jan 1l.-COpper 1197s; Sugar 1347s; Anaconda 2S3; AtchisoE 1067s; Pfd 1C1S; x J C 2l5; c S A St. Paul 1547s; Big Four 90: c and $ S7A; 1st Pfd 6S: 2nd Pfd 56A; Inter Met 36h Pfd 73A; M O P SSA; N I C 1928; Penna.. 136; St. Louis and $ F 2nd Pfd 47; $ P 92; ' P l79; U : Steel As; Pfd 10G1z; W U S3Is.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
ANOTHER CONFESSION.
Further Complieates the Troubles of
 Judge Hargis and Friends.

Jackson, Ky. Jan. 11.-JOhn Smith under indictment for assassination of pr. Cox. confessed that Judge James Hargis and Edward Callahan induced him to kill Cox and that he. Spiccr and Abner. shot Cox. firing simul taneously. This agrees with the Spicer story. Hargis and his supporters were stupefied by the confession but deny the tfuthfulness of it.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
VARGAS MAKES PORT.

Quarantine, N. r., Jan. 1.-The steamer Marcas arrived this morning from Trinidad and Granada. It was delayed owing to a Arrangement of the machinery.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12

What shall be done To boys who are cruel7
 Put them to bed And feed them on gruel. What shall be done With boys who are good2 Give them Donofrio's Cactus Candy for food.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
M ETALS.

New York, Jan. 11.-There was con- siderable decline in the London tin market with spot closing at e1SS. 5s.
 futures sIS9 I7s Sd. Locally the mar
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
BONDS.

New York. Jan. 1l.-U. s. Ref 2s. reg 1O4A [ s 3s reg 1O2; U New Is reg 12919. Mexican dollars 53h: bar silver 6S%.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-12
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Jan. 11.-Forecast for Arizona: Fair Saturday and Sunday.
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