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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-20
Crusades and Crusaders.

Crusaces and CRUSADERS.
On the wall of my Office is pasted a
rough reproduction of a cartoon from
London Punch representing President
Roosevelt mounted on Il rocking horse,
clad in chain armor and waving a
sword. Under it is the legend THE
Stationary Crusader; Follow Me-! or
about $1,000 words to that effect" The
allusion to the presidents recent ency-
clopedic message is obvious.
The other day one of the keenest OBJ
servers of politics and of government
in the United States. former Senator
II. T.. pettigrew of South Dakota, stop
ping in to chat, looked at the cartoon
and was struck by its justice and its
humor. | do not profess to quote him
literally, but he called attention to the
made in any of the reformatory cru
sades under this administration.
The whole country he pointed out.
was lately much excited about the
beef trust. so much interest has sell
dom been awakened by any series of
The packing houses have been washed
up and somewhat deodorized at public
expense. it is true. but the trust itself
exists. 1t still fixes the price Of beef
to the consumer and the price at which
the farmer must sell his cattle. The
eXtortions of private car lines, icing
charges and the like still are in force.
A federal judge in Chicago made
himself the most talked of man In the
United States by pressing fine of $29,-
100000 upon a subordinate branch Of
the Standard Oil company Everybody
said the Standard Oil company was
ruined AS matter of fact, the fine Is
uncollectible, as the company against
which it was assessed is capitalized
for only $1,000.000 John D. Rockefel-
Ter goes untouched.
Senator Pettigrew. who has seen po-
litical events from inside and from
without and who has engaged in large
business enterprises and is so engaged
today. hazarded the opinion that the
very barren results of all the Repub-
lican agitation of the last eight years
afforded a certain justification for the
acrid satire of the Punch cartoon.
Washington. d. c.
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Prominent Delegates to Denver.


Some rather prominent New Jersey
Democrats suggest that Grover Cleve-
land should be made a delegate at
large to the Democratic national con-
vention at Denver. They say that such
an honor rendered to Mr.. Cleveland
would not necessarily imply any hos.
tility to Mr.. Bryan.
In Delaware other Democrats are
urging that Judge Gray should head
the Delaware delegation, position
which his eminence in public life GER
tainly justifies. 1t is true, however,
that Judge Gray has already suppress
ed any movement to that effect by say
ing that his position on the bench
necessarily prevents his taking so &C.
tive a part in politics.
There is talk in Ohio Of having the
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dents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

ME AIS.
NE WLORK, Sept. 25.-The London
tin market was higher today, with
spot quoted at e133, los; futures,
e134, It's, Cd. The local market was
steady at s29.37 1-2@29.50.
Copper was higher in London, spot
being quoted at $50, IS; futures, Eel,
Is, Id. The local market was firm.
Lake was quoted at 1927 1-2@
1852 IL; eectrolytic, s1312 1-2@
1887 IL. and casting S12.S7 1-2@
1912 -.
Lead advanced to e13, Is, Sd in
London. Locally dull and unchanged
at $4.47 1-204.50. Spelter was I'M
changed at e19, 12s, Cd in London.
The local market remained dull at
$457 1-2@4.77 IL.
Iron was higher in London, standard
foundry being quoted at sos, Sd, and
Cleveland warrants at sis, La.
The ocal market was unchanged, No.
/ foundry northern being quoted at
$16.50@17.25; No. 2. s16.00016.75;
No. l southern and No. southern
soft $16.75%17.25.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
TODAY IS JEWISH
NEW YEAR OF 1868
Welcomed With SoIemnity By
Hebrews All Over the
World

At sunset last evening ended the
Jewish year 566S and began the year
5669, according to the Jewish era
Amo Mundi. from the creation of the
world. In all the temples and syna-
gogues of whatever shade of reIIgIvuS
opinion, the new year was weI,vrIed
with solemn services. The celebra-
ton commenced here last night at
o'clock and will continue until s
this evening There is no rabbi in
Bisbee but services viii be under the
auspices of the Bisbee Hebrew Be
nevOlent society at Odd Fellows hall
and will be conducted in Hebrew by
Fl. HoevitZ. Lectures in English will
be given by A. b. Cummns. Every
body is invited TO atteui aEy anu ala
services. The two festivals of the fail
season, Yovim Norvim, the Austere
Days, as they are called, the New
Years. Rosh Hashhonah, and the day
of atonement occurring at an interval
of ten days from each other, have re-
tanned, almost unimpaired, their form
er spell to stir the Jewish heart. AZ
every New Years day is most pro-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
DEMOCRATS MAKE BIG
GAINS IN INDIANA
That Bryan and
Kern viii Garry By
$4,000.

| CHICAGO, Sept. 2J.-It is a far CT,
| from Maine to Indiana, but the voters
OF those two states appear to be OF
the same opinion politically this year
The great gains made by the Demo
Gratis in Maine, who have broken all
records for a generation, have been
repeated in Indiana. where elections
| OF more than ordinary signfncal,cu
nave been held in several legislative
districts.
These elections. which were for the
purpose of filling vacancies. weI
made necessary by reason of a call 70!
a special session of the legislature.
The Republicans made a strong figi.,
to elect their candidates, sending their
star orators, such as the Governor Of
the state, into certain of the districts.
Much interest conferred in the result
/ in the Muncie district, a manufacture
ing center of $4,000 population. The
Democrats came near electing their
candidate. The Republican majority
Of 1000 four years ago was cut down
to 2I3. In the Jasper, White ahG
Newton county districts, the Demo-
cratic candidate was elected by 300
majority which was a Democratic gain
OF 700. In the Crawford county dis
i"ic' the Democracy made a gain Of
400 votes.
Vie Chairman John T. Lamb, of the
Democratic Executive committee, was
highly gratified when he received tine
returns from his home state. He COM
muntcated the good news 10 Chairman
Mack, VINO was delighted with the
good work of the Indiana Democrat.
AT this ratio of gain, the Democracy
will carry Indiana BY from $4,000 to
$4,000 majority" was Vice Chairman
Lambs comment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
YOUNG FOLKS
CONVENTION IS
ENCOURAGED
Reports From Over Territory
Indicate Attendance Will Be
Large. Need of Such Move
ment Felt BY All.

Reports from various parts of the
territory Indicate that the meeting of
the Young Peoples convention, which
Is to be held in this city on the
th4rty-first of October and the first
day of November, is TO be a decided
success, and that the attendance will
be even larger than was expected
when the movement was first begun.
Letters received in Bisbee by those
at the head of the movement from the
various young peoples societies D,
Arizona, and from ministers of vari-
Gus denominations, indicate that there
has been a general impression, to
which little expression had been Civ
en-, that tae example OF most of the
states in forming suc= organizations,
should be followed here The useful
ness of such an organization can be
easily foreseen, they maintain, and
have no doubt of the success of the
movement.
w. f. Stoner, who has just returned
from visit to Douglas in the inter
est of the convention. reports that
there is the utmost enthusiasm in the
Smelter city over the project, and
that he has been assured thar LItctS
viii be at least a dozen delegates
from there. Several of the Douglas
people will take part in the program.
Globe, Phoenix and Naco, in addi-
ton to Douglas, have already prom
Used to send delegates. Most of the
other cities OF the territory will be
represented. The program has been
practically completed, and will be
published later. As delegates from
other places are assured, the pro-
gram will be amended.
The local young people are very
much encouraged by the interest
which is being taken by the societies
of other places, and are confident that
the movement will result in per
manent organization viii be a large
factor in future religious work.
A rate of one and one-fourth fare
has already been granted by the E.
p & s. W., and similar rates are ex-
pected from the Southern Pacific, al
though that road has not yet been
heard from.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
STANDARD OIL
POWERS RULE
STOCK MARKET.
Brisk Selling BY This influence
OF Union and Southern Pa
ciflc and Reading Break
Prices.

NEW YORK, Sept. Profession
al operators in the stock market came
to a practical agreement on calling it
the Standard Oil market The atten-
ton of the speculative element was
wholly centered today on efforts to
determine what Standard OH brok-
ers were doing. This was because OF
IA conviction that the market is under
control of a combination of capital
lists having affiliations vita the Stand
ard Oil company. The market was
In constant state of hesitation and
unsettlement throughout the session.
Open selling of large amounts of
Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and
Reading by houses which were the
largest buyers yesterday broke prices
from their brisk early advance.
Bonds were firm. Total sales par
value, $3,772,O0O.
United States Bonds unchanged
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
.REDONDO WINS
BILLIARD. MATCH
Despite the Heavy Handicap
Comes Out With Percent
age of 1000,

Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. who are
interested in billiards have just closed
the first tournament of the season.
Seven of the best players of the as
sociauon were entered and several of
the matches We're exceptionally clOu,-.
The most interesting and exciting
game of the series was, without
doubt the match between Issie
MaTeZ 100 and Redondo10O. In
the last three innings both contest
ants lacked but one point and missing
three innings each the point was made
by Redondo giving him the match
and clean score in games for the
tournament, his percentage being
1000. The prizes for first and second
were, respectively, silver and bronze,
Y. NJ. c. A, watch fobs The follow
ing is the standing of the contestants
at the close of the tournament:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
LABOR IS LOYAL
TO BRYAN AND KERN
Railroad Mems Clubs Being
Organized All Over
Country,

Especial to the Review.)

Especial TO the Review
CHICAGO, Sept %, II any evidence
should be needed to prove the loyalty
of labor to Bryan and Kern and the
Denver platform. it is available at
the Labor Bureau in Democratic head
quarters The organization of Bryan
and Kern railroad Mems clubs are re-
ported in every mail, and with these
reports come enthusiastic letters
making application for literature and
campaign buttons More than twenty
Bryan and Kern Railroad Mems clubs
were reported yesterday The major
ity Of these were organized in Illinois
towns. The letters received from
| train men identified with these clubs
indicate that the vote of the railroad
employees, generally speaking, will be
cast for Bryan and Kern. The presi
dent of one Bryan and Kern RailroaL
Mems club wrote:
We are wearing the Bryan buttons
this year. We didn't dare do such a
thing in 1896. Personally, have seer
only a very few railroad men wearins
lTsft buttons. We number l.tUv,uOo
snd 100000 of our men have Deel
thrown out Of work There is no mis-
take about how we will vote this
year"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
SALOONS MUST CLOSE
| FOR ELECTION TODAY
Law Includes Primary as Well
as Regular Elections, What
Statute Says,

ANY person keeping a public house,
saloon, or drinking place, either Ii
censed or unlicensed. who shall sell,
give away or furnish spirituous or
malt liquors. wine or Othe intoxicat-
ing liquors, on any part of any ua- SET
apart, for any general or special cleo
ton, during the hours when by law
the election polls are required TO be
kept open. is guilty of misdemean-
or"
So reads the fifty-third section of
the penal code Of tle territorial s.ae
ute. and in accordance Herewith the
officers OF .Bisbee viii see to it that
the saloons are closed today during
the hours of the primary election.
Several of'the leading attorneys Of the
city were consulted by the officers. al
of whom stated That the saloons must
be closed today. as well as in the
general election. The saloon keepers
most Of them have been notified and
have offered no objection
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
SILVER.
METALS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Bar silver,
81 So; Mexican dollars, 45c
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

Chairman Blair of the Bowling and
Billiard committee has called meet
ing of the committee for Monday
night for the purpose OF arranging
Other tournaments and planning other
features of interest in the social de-
partment during the Winter.
The bowling alleys, numbers one
and two which have been resurfaced
and put in excellent condition and will
be ready for use on Tuesday. About
fifty different men are now making
use of the alleys and many new bowl
ers are being developed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

JAPANESE COLONY FOR TEXAS.
ORANGE, Tex, Sept 25.-BarUn
Kispi Of japan has purchased tae Des
Moines rice farm in this county, pay
ing $4,000 1t consists OF $4,000 acres.
Jap colonists win settle there.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

pitious time for the exchange of civil
tiles and compliments of TIE s-.-on,
so is the Jewish.
In the ritual of the synagogue, the
prayer is on that day that all men,
without distinction of race or creed
be recorded in the book of life for
a year of happiness and good works.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The market
for wheat was erratic and irregular
December started at $102, went back
Ito S1.01 Ia, rebounded to $1.02 Lao
S-S, closed at $1.01, which is 1-4@I-Sc
under yesterday.
December corn prices covered
range of 3-4c an dshowed the in
fiuenee of wheat throughout the ses-
sion. September closed 7-Sc higher
but December finished the day I'M
changed and May was up a shade.
. Oats were quiet and the range of
prices narrow. The close was at
2 f-2c higher
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-26
PRICE OF STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper 400 SmeIt-
ing eX. div. S5.37, Atchison S7.75, st.
Paul 1925, New York Central 10375,
Pennsylvania 122I2, Reading 1291z,
Southern Pacific 1O3.75, Union Pacific
1912, Steel 1915. Steel pfd. 1O95O.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05

knights will inspect the Old Dominion copper mine and at o'clock in the afternoon there will be more degree work in the library building. and at 9 D. m. banquet in the library build ng.
 Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock the state council will convene in the Iris theater and will take up the foregoing and other questions. The following are the delegates:
 GlObe-William Burk. grand knight J. H. Welsh, state secretary.
 Bisbee-J. P. Connolly, grand knight; F. F. Coles, state deputy; J. F. Jaquemin. past grand knight
 Tucson-J. J. Murphy, grand knight John l. Riley. state warden.
 PhOeniX-Eugene Brady ONeill, state advocate; Thomas Whitney
 PrescOtt-R E. Morrison, grand knight E. J. H. Horen,
 Flagstaff-Leo Verkamp, grand knight; Father Marsolier.
 Excursion rates to Globe will be giv- en from all points in the southwest
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05

to $500 per year. in view of the fact that he does the bookkeeping work of the treasurer also without extra re muneration and further that the work of the office has increased very ma terially in the last year. The council discussed the matter and compromised on S1500 per year, d resolution to that effect being passed.
 The meeting of the board of govern ors was quite formal. President Tow Ter and Vice President Geo. D. Christy. reelected being inducted into office and Secretary Van der Veer. Treasurer Franklin D. Lane and Legal Adviser J. H. Kibbey, all being reefected.
 The president appointed the stand ing committees to serve during the year.
 The board then took up the matter of cooperative work on the various reclamation projects and appointed a committee to carefully investigate the plan and report at the next meeting the advisability of adopting it in this valley.
 The plan in short is the employment of the settlers under any project in question: for the performance of such work as they or their teams can do. for which service certificates of credit will be issued, which may later be sur
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05

rendered to the water users associa- ton and turned in to the government as payment of charges against the cer- tificate owners land under the re- clamation law for project construction. For some reasons this might be a de- sirable thing for this valley or al least for a few of the farmers. but for other reasons it is not believed it will oper- ate as satisfactorily here as elsewhere. One reason is that the major part of the farmers in this climate have some thing to do on their farms almost the year round if they care to do it, so there would only be a small number equipped to do this work who would care eO bother with it. However the matter iS up to a committee which has the entire plan before it, outlined in d printed circular sent out by the Washington office of the reclamation service. It is merely one more move to help the farmer, if it is decided to be desirable by a sufficient number.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
 IN THf SIATF COUNCIL
An Outline of the Work to Be Accom-
 pIished at Globe cn May 10, il ard H

The first meeting oi the state coun- cil of the Knights of Columbus since the organization of the council at : Tucson recently will be held at Globe on May 10. II and F. Of the projected work of the council the Arizona Silver Belt says:
 The council will take up the matter of dividing the territory of Arizona in to districts. IL is proposed to divide it into three councils. Prescott and Flagstaff councils to compose one. Bis Phoenix another.
 District deputies will be elected to the head of the order in these districts. assistants to the state deputy, or the state deputy may serve also as district deputy in the district in which he lives
 Provisions will probably be made for preserving the old san Xavier mis- sion at Tucson, as the government has taken no action in the matter.
 All the visitors and delegates to the meeting Of the council are expected to arrive in Globe May 9. At 10 o'clock on Sunday morning. May 10. mass will be said in Sacred Heart church. In the afternoon there will be a baseball game. probably between the Eagles and a Tucson team. At o'clock in the evening there will be first and second degree work in the library building in North Globe.
 On Monday morning the visiting
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
MAN REFUSES TO DIE.

You can not blame d man for desir- ing to live and you cant blame q man if he takes SeXine Pills. when he knows they will help him live longer They are the greatest tonic in the world for both men and women. Price $1 boX:-siN boxes g.. with money back guarantee. Address pr call on Eivey & Hulett. where they scl! all the principal remedies and do not substi- ute.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
VIOLIN LESSONS.

Wm. r. Cru;np Hay and Grain Co. sells Arizona Oranges, S2.50
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05

Merchants lunch at the Hotel Adams Cafe from ii a. m. to p. m. Price 50 ce-ts.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
TEMPE SCHOOL CASE
 FINALLY DISPOSED OF
Judge Kent Holcs That the Training School is Entitled 10 No County M~-s~

The cases of the trustees of the Tempe school district and several teachers of that district aganist County School Superintendent Fulton to com pei the allowance of that districts share of the school money of the coun- ty were heard before Justice Kent yes terday afternoon and the applications for writs of mandamus were denied. This is better known as the trainng school case in which objection was made to the apportionment of any part of the county school money to the normal training school at Tempe on the ground that that school was an adjunct of the normal school whose support is derived wholly from terri torial funds. The territory had m fact been bearing the greater share of the burden of the training school though il takes the place of the public schools of that district.
 In an opinion some time. ago to the hoard Of supervisors District Attorney Bullard held that under the law the training shcoOl was entitled to no part of the county money. That opinion is sustained by Judge Kent.
 In the case of Clark Mckinney against James Mccarthy. Cecile Nc Carthy was made d party defendant In the matter of Dan Mahoney against Ada She~man and others the plaintiff was given judgment.
 motion for judgment on the plead ings in the case of Giovanni Tognas- cioli against Frank T. Alkire admins trator of the estate of Giuseppe Fog nascioli was set for tomorrow. Similar orders were made in the cases of Maria Pedroni and Caterina Marafio aganist the same defendant
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS.
HYonfci Gives Relief in 10 Minutes
 Cures Over Night.

Everybody knows. or ought tV know that Hyomci is recognized among scientists as the specific for Catarrh Asthma. Bronchitis and Hay Fever but there are q great many people who Go not know that Hyomci will cure cough or cold in less than :4 hours.
 But everyone should know that the soothing. balmy and antiscptic air of Hyomei when breathcd over the raw and inflamcd membrane of the nose and throat will instantly allay the in flammation. and will effect prompt cure
 Complete Hyomei outfit, including inhaler. costs onlN $l.G0 at Larson Drug Co. Extra bottles. if afterward needed. will cost but 50 cents.
 Joseph NJ. Harbaush. Heldrcdge. Neb., writes: T have used your Hy- omei in my family for two years or more. and find it one of the best rem edies VIC ever used for cold or sore throat We find that it gives quick relief in cases of catarrh.'
Arizona republican., 1908-05-05

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Arizona republican., 1908-05-05
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