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The newspaper., 1908-10-16

LET'S see. The republicans
gave US Mcintyre. a puPPet tor
Otto Mears to play with. They
gave us Peabody. the tool OF the
mine owners. They gave US Buoh-
tel the pious fraud. They gave
US Gugeenheim. They stole the
eovernorsh,p ter Mcdonald. But
the prospect that Honest John
Shafroth. a democrat. will be the
next governor causes them TO
throw all kinds OF fits over the
ruin that will ensuc.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

MEMBERS of labor organizations
will be delighted to learn that
Senator Borah. of Idaho. has been
engaged to make republican
speeches in Colorado. Oh. yes.
the republican party is the friend
of labor all right. anybody can
see that.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

BEFORE the nominating con-
vention M. d. Vincent told the
voters of this county that orders
had gone out from the Guggen-
helm headquarters that he should
be defeated for a nomination at
all hazards. He also told them
that Judge King was promised
the nomination for supreme
Judge if he got Vincent's political
scalp. Well, did Vincent tell the
truth? Was he defeated in con-
vention, and did King get the
nomination for the supreme court
Was not the gang program carried
out Just as Vincent said 1t was
planned? What are you gong to
do about it, walk up and vote the
gang ticket in the interest OF har-
mony or give the gang set backf
1t is up to the voters to secure
justice, the gang asks only "har-
mony"-that is all they ever ask
when they are in the lead.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

THE most frequently repeated
argument used by the Denver Re
publican in favor of electing the
republican state ticket is the
assertion that the peace and pros
perity of Colorado depends on
that. Nobody who has sense
enough to go in out of the rain
believes word of such rot.
Everybody knows better.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

DoN'r forget that in the east 1t
is said that Taft should be elected
to put an end TO the Roosevelt
policies and in the west that he
should be elected to carry them
out. In the east Mr.. Taft advo
Gates the admission OF Philippine
sugar tree and in the west he ad
vocates protection 10 the beet
raisers. In the east the trusts are
putting up their money as usual
to elect the republican ticket, IN
the west republicans claim that
the trusts are afraid of Taft. 1t
there were no telegraphs and no
rapid transportation these incon-
sistencies might not be found out
until after election, but will the
people be fooledf
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

THE sinews of war, which have
been sadly lacking, are coming
forward now in satisfactory guam
titles" Such is the report sent
to President Roosevelt. 1t seems
that Senator Crane of the paper
trust was called into action Just in
time. He has a high reputation
as fat fryer and is "making
good"
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

ONE Bryan man, a labor leader
has been bought off. Daniel J.
Keefe. president OF the Associa-
ton of Longshoremen, and one
of the vice presidents of the
American Federation of Labor.
The Office of Commissioner Gen
eral of immigration is vacant by
reason OF the death of Commis-
sioner Sargent. President Roose-
welt promised Keefe to appoint
him to this position if he would
desert Gompers and Bryan. He
has announced that he would
vote for Taft. What do you think
of that?
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

REFERRING to press dispatch
in which it was said that large
manufacturer of cream separators
would be compelled to close
down his works if Bryan should be
elected, the Great Commoner
dryly remarked that he had sup
posed that COWS would still give
milk under democratic admin
istration.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
REPUBLICAN PANIcS.

Under the caption, Republican
Psnics," the Philadelphia Record
says:
Mr.. Foraker has a short mem
ory or he thinks the public has.
Speaking of last falls panic he
saws: Responsibility for such
results is serious. 1t IS the first
time we have had anything like
it under Republican administra-
tion
How this world is given to
lyingl Probably the most severe
panic we have had within the
memory of Joseph Benson For
aker. taking the protracted de-
preston that followed into ac-
count, occurred in 1873. the year
General Grant began his second
term, and the year before the
Democrats for the first time after
the Civil war elected a majority
of the house of representatives.
Not only was the panic terribly
severe, but the prostration OF
business lasted for six years.
There was a serious but far less
general panic in the early part OF
1884. 1t was the panic in which
Grant & Ward and the Marine
bank failed. 1t occurred before
either of the parties nominated
its presidential ticket. Chester
A. Arthur was then president.
There was a panic in Boston in
1890. and in New York the con-
ditions amounted practically to a
panic. Business was poor in 1891.
and the failures among dealers IN
wool and manufacturers OF wool
were very numerous. The mer-
chants OF Philadelphia can hardly
have forgotten that. Benjamin
Harrison was then president. and
the Mckinley tariff went into OPP
Grafton in October. 1890.
In 1902 there was a very severe
financial stringency. Bank re-
serves not only in New York. but
in the IVES, and South. were for
weeks below the legal limit. Sec
rotary Shaw and the financial
world begged Republican con-
gress to take some action in re-
gard to the currency. and no at
tention was paid to il. Theodore
Roosevelt was president.
The only panic of the present
halt century under a Democratic
administration occurred abou, ten
weeks after the beginning of the
second Cleveland administration
in consequence OF depletion OF
the gold reserve. which began as
soon as the Republicans enacted
the silver purchase law. The Re-
publican party has a monopoly
on panios. although it did manage
once to slip out OF Office just be-
fore the crash i, had carefully ar
ranged for.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
The expenditures during the six

The expenditures during the six
wears. 1892 81 under Cleveland
and Mckinley for military and
naval establishments were $751;
299. 500. Under Roosevelt six
years l9O3.S, 81 ,32S,679 525 an in
crease of 1878 per cent. The in
crease of these expenditures is
about FIVE times as great as the
increase of population during the
same period. And why? So that
there shall be an excuse for not
lowering the tariff.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

VOTERS who neglect to register
and vote have no right to COM
plain when elections do not 90 to
suit them. The people who do
the voting can, if they will, defeat
the plans of gang politicians.
Register and vote right, that is
the way tos have things political
go right. You have no business
more important than this.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

MANY former contributors to
republican campaign funds in
Denver decline this year to come
through" They say that as
Guggenheim has taken possession
OF the party he can put up the
campaign fund.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

The state republican platform
commends the administration OF
parson Buchtel. Most of his time
has been spent out of the state in
lecture tours. While at home he
has been engaged principally in
pardoning convicts in the peni-
tentiaiy. To which of these is
the commendation given1
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

In one paragraph republican
papers say that the election OF
the democratic ticket will bring
business disaster and in the next
they charge that the corporations
are furnishing the money to elect
il. Where are we at?
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
AN attractive little booklet re

AN attractive little booklet re-
ceived from a friend in Denver
bears on its cover the legend
What the Republican Party Has
Done for Colorado" Opening it.
the first page presents a half
tone portrait with simon Gug-
genheim" printed below. Eight
or ten pages follow. but inspec-
tion shows that they have not
been defaced by printing or
marks of any kind. beautiful blank
pages. Ii is about the most vol
luminous short story we have seen.
1t covers the subject thoroughly.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

ONE of the silly things OF the
campaign is the statement by re-
publican papers that the Stand
ard Oil company is putting up
the money for the democratic
party in this state Must be hard
up for something to say.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

Now that President Roosevelt
has been in the trust busting
business for seven years, the
dear people would like to see a
list of the trusts that have been
busted"
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
Commercial Printing.

OF every sort and kind prompt
ly turned out at this Office. Give
US trial order. We want to
prove that we can please you.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

WE take the liberty OF sug-
gesting to Mr. Haggott the peril
nency OF the following:
There's a new way nov IN cam
paining.
It's one of the latest styles;
The candidate touring the country
Stands on the platform and
smiles
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

WILL somebody kindly tell us
what Parson Buchtel and the
present republican state admins
tration has done toward carrying
out the pledges of the par,ya
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

VOTERS will remember that a
republican president began the
mudslinging IN this campaign.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

Kansas City has a noted hen
called Peggy, valued at $1,000
and frequently gets her picture in
the papers. She is a Crystal
White Orpington, 9734 points per-
feet. Three of her children were
sold to Madam Padcrewski for
1900 Peggy is to be further
honored by having her picture
painted and hung in the Missouri
state house.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

The statesmen dozed amid their toll,
While pleasant fancies seemed to
fit
Till some one hollered STANDARD Oilp'
And everybody had n fit!
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
Democratic County Ticket.

For Representative,
DR. J. A. WHITING,
For County Com. I'd District,
W. H. STEELE.
For County Com. Sd District,
A. l.. ROBERTS.
For County Clerk,
DIR. H. X. GIBBS.
For County Treasurer,
J.J. BRADLEY.
For Sheriff,
l. H. WILLIAMS.
For Superintendent of Schools,
MRS. MILDRED ANDERSON.
For Assessor,
s.L. CoCKREHAM.
For County Judge.
CLYDE STEWART.
For Coroner,
DIR. C. II. BURGIN.
For Surveyor,
GEO. c. VICKERY.
Democratic Judicial Ticket.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
For Sale.

Telephone Block stock and
share in the Paonia coal bank.
ID. T.. ROBERTS.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

Send The NEWSPAPER east.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16

For Vice President,
JUDGE JOHN w. KERN,
of Indiana.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
Democratic National Ticket.

For President,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
OF Nebraska.
The newspaper., 1908-10-16
Democratic Judicial Ticket

For District Attorney
II. NJ. LOGAN.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
FUND FOR RECEPTION
contributions for Fleet Enter
tainment Come in Faster

Contributions amounting TO s2,303.50
were donated yesterday TO the COM
mittee planning for the reception TO
the Atlantic fleet The communication
between the feet and the various wire
less telegraph stations in California
has brought the idea OF the great
squadron closer TO the people and they
are realizing the need Of Immediate
contributions TO the fund for enter
tanning the naval visitors
Those who contributed s25 or more
yesterday were the following firms:
A r. Me- reery $3.50. James v Coleman $500
Balfour Guthrie & Co. 500. First national bank
500 Hind. Rolph & Co. 500. Mrs Eleanor
Martin 500. Western narfonsl bank 800 Brit
ton & Rey $50. Central trust company $50, Dairy
delivery company $50 ". P Fuller & Co $50.
Nsgnesia asbestos Company $50 Selhy smelling
and lead company $50 Waldorf buffet $50
Western sugar refining company $50 A L.
Young machinery company $50 Onion ice COM
psny SIS. California chapter Daughters Of Ameri-
can Revolution SIS. Hesld's business college S25
James Irvine S25. T. J. guJkfns SIS, Mechanics
savings bank s25 Mills & Hsgbom s25, Mission
savings bank SIS. Norton. Teller & Co s2s
Peninsula warehouse 81. L Scatena & Co. SIS
Seller Brothers company So. Cslfornis bottling
company $40
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
JOINS
TAFT PROCESSION
State Convention IndOrses Sec
retary Unanimously and the
Delegation Will Be Solid
One District Gathering Hears
Protest of Labor Leader
Against Candidate

OMAHA, Neb.. March 12.-Without a
voice Of dissent the candidacy OF Will
liam Fl. Taft for president of the United
states was indorsed by the republican
state convention today and a solid
delegation for the secretary of war will
go 10 Chicago instructed to vote for
his nomination first, last and all the
time.
1t was Taft convention from start
to finish, despite talk of a division, and
when the question of selecting dele
gates at large came up for considera-
t1on the slated observation-disclosures
Sheldon. Senator Norris Brown. Victor
Rosewater and Judge Allen W Field
of Lincoln-went through with a rush
The second and sixth districts held
their conventions at the Rome hotel
during the morning, and representa-
tives of organized labor made a demon
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
MARINES
TO BE POLICEMEN
East Street Will Be PatrOlled by
Ships Soldiers After
Evans Comes
Vessels Will Be Anchored Eight
Abreast in Man of War
Row

When the feet arrives East street
will be policed by marines, two from
each ship. The suggestion came from
President Stafford of the board of har-
Dor commissioners, at conference yes
terday with Admiral Glass and Captain
Perkins. The navy officers said that the
idea was one they had been considering.
but which they had some delicacy about
suggesting
The marines will act as guides TO the
blue Jackets. directing those who come
ashore and steering to the boat landing
those bound back to the ships. The
question OF landings for the feet
launches also was discussed. and the
navy officers were assured that what
ever the fleet needed of wharf space
would be given.
A new arrangement has been decided
upon for the anchorage of Admiral Ev-
ans Is fighting machines and the rest
Of the big feet that will be assembled
here Instead of being strung out in a
long line from Mission rock TO Hunters
point, the ships-about 40 of them-will
be anchored, eight abreast, in man of
war row. where warships have been ac-
customed to drop their mudhooks for
years. This arrangement was made
possible through the surrender by the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe of the
fairway set apart for their freight fer
ries. The fleet will occupy big stretch
OF this fairway, and while IL is here the
Transit and Thorougbfare and the car
barges will skirt the western end Of the
formation
The torpedo boat destroyer Perry.
Lieutenant E. B. Larimer in command,
arrived yesterday from MagdaIena bay.
The Perry, which made the run in three
days, left Magdalena with Admiral
Swinburne's squadron. but soon left the
slower ships far behind. The st. Louis
and the flagship Charleston and perhaps
the Milwaukee will be in port today,
also the destroyer Preble. which put in
TO san Pedro for coal.
The Perry made & good record, both
with torpedoes and guns. at Magdalena,
and hope is high among the crew that
the Perry will win the first place in the
destroyer class. They will not know
however. until after the eight destroy
ers with Admiral Evans have done their
shooting at Magdalena bay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
Turn Your Face
Into Dollars
Many a Man Has Failed Because His
Face Was Picture of Calamity

Il takes sunshine to produce rose,
perfect rose. And so man, TO be sue
cessfui, must have sunshine inside. The
life which has il not, which has no
health and no happiness, is sour. surly,
pessimistic, and failure. The world
already has too many vinegar faces
that breathe i'll will and strife. The
world wants JOY. comfort. sunshine.
and will cling to the man who has it.,
who radiates gladness and triumph
wherever he is and under all circum-
stances
Some people have a genius for seek
ing out the disa agreea BILE, the crooked,
the bad and the ugly These are the
destroyers, they travel in schools, they
herd together, for they love their kind.
and the cheerful part of the world will
have nothing TO do with them.
And why is it that so many peddle
disaster knowing at the same time that
if they do their lives viii be ruined?
Some people cannot help it, for pes
simism usually comes from bodily dis
orders. and this cannot always be pre-
vented. The stomach, for instance, is
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sour face, recklessness, disgust and
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
FLEETS EPOCHAL
CRUISE AT END
8attIeships Anchor at Magda-
lena and Crews Prepare
for Target Practice
Sailors Eager for Fetes, Reports
of Which Have Much
Enthused Them

On BOARD FLAGSHIP CONNECT
CUT By WIRELESS, VIA SAN DIEGO,
March 12.-When the American battle
the history making naval cruise Of
more than 10000 miles. begun at Hamp-
ton roads less than three months ago,
practically came 10 an end
There Vet remains the trip from Mag
dslena bay TO san Francisco. some LOO
miles away. but il will not be begun
until target practice is concluded and
feet drills are done
This last stage OF the journey will
De = tour OF holiday making, with stops
- San Diego. Los Angeles Santa Bar
bsra and Santa Cruz, where reception
committees are planning all manner Of
entertainment for officers and men, the
latter OF whom enthusiastically await
the fetes, which. they have been told.
Include features ranging from gala balls
under the patronage OF exclusive social
sets 70 prize tights refereed by Cham
pion J. J. Jeffries himself.
There is serious work to be done at
Magdslena, however. before the sailors
thoughts can turn wholly to the happy
days ahead Target ranges are to be
established off the coast Of Lower Cali
fornia at once. and the various divisions
OF the fleet will be sent out with big
guns booming as soon as they are
ready.
Long before the fleet passed through
the straits Of Magellan the ordnance
ofhcer Of the Is ships. the turret cap
tains and heads of the various gun
crews were busy with the details OF the
coming practice and in the run from
Callao 10 Magdalena they completed
the arrangements for this years rec
ord practice" for which four trophies
annually are rewarded The four tro-
phles are bronze plaques, which will
be carried by the winning ships OF the
-FOUR divisions until other ships wrest
them away. The trophies were pro-
sided by order Of President Roosevelt.
The bsttleship trophy is at present in
possession Of the Illinois of the Allan
tic feet, one Of the four Of Admiral
Evans feet which still carry 13-inch
guns in their main batteries, as against
the high powered II inch rifles of the
more modern ships The Maryland has
just made q record of 1883 per cent OF
hits al the targets and naval enthusi-
asts already are proclaiming that ship
the winner Of the trophy in advance OF
the work Of any OF the ships of the big
battle fleet
The cruiser trophy is now in posses
sion OF the crew Of the protected
cruiser Albany, which left MagdaIena
just before the feet arrived with what
Is believed TO be & worlds record for
rapid and accurate fire.
The gunboat trophy is possessed by
the Princeton and the destroyer trophy
by the Preble-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
WASHINGTON GRATIFIED
Navy Department Is Pleased
With Fleets Performance

WASHINGTON, March IA feeling
OF genuine satisfaction was created to-
day at the navy department by the
news Of the arrival OF the battleship
feet st Magdalena bay. the last stop
for any length Of time before the naval
vessels reach San Francisco. The feet
has now covered the last long leg in the
long voyage on which il originally
started the itinerary TO San Francisco
from Ma sgdaIena bay contemplating a
number OF stops en- route.
Taken primarily as 4 practice cruise,
the voyage has come up 10 expectations
and ample and repeated opportunities
have been found for drills and naval
tactics as well as opportunities for care
ful and eXacting seamanship in waters
OF which American seamen are COM
paratively unaoquainted.
Above all. the feet practically has
finished the trip without an untoward
incident and has arrived at Magdalena
more than two days ahead Of schedule.
Naval officials say there is cause for
congratuIation over the manner in
which the feet has completed its voy-
age.
The target practice may be finished
by the end OF the present month.
The following announcement of the
arrival Of Admiral Evans feet at Mag
dalena bay was made public at the navy
department. today:
Rear Admiral Evans reports the ar
rival OF the feet of Magdalena bay. and
states that the fleet viii be anchored in
side March Z. having made the trip
from Callao in Il days and 20 hours,
two days ahead OF schedule time
The admiral reports that the feet is
in better condition than when 1t left
Hampton Roads. and that IL is ready for
any order on one days notice"
The following telegram was sent TO
Admiral Evans today:
The Navy league Of the United States
Ereets the commander. officers and men
OF the splendid feet which has vindi-
Gated the judgment of the friends or
the navy by its successful voyage, evin-
cling readiness. efficiency and discipline.
and assuring national protection and
continued peace, and extends to them
its congratulations and pledges them
its continued friendship and support
Horace Porter. president"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
MAKES NEW ATLANTIC RECORD

QUEENSTOWN March Il The
steamer Mauretauia established today
q new transatlantic record by two
hours and SO minutes. The vessel ar
rived of Daunts rock at 4:l4 this aft
ernoon. having steamed 1882 knots in
five days and five minutes.
Army assisted by the veterans OF the
Spanish war. There are other gifts
awaiting the admiral The freedom of
the city will be symbolized by a gold
en- key IN d casket made of olive wood
from a tree of the grove planted by
the Spanish missionaries $50 years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-13
DISTRICTS FOR HUGHES
Two Missouri Conventions In.
dorse New York Governor

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-Republican
conventions held today on the call OF
the chairman of the state committee
in the eleventh and twelfth congress
sional districts adopted resolutions in
dorsing Governor Charles E. Hughes Of
New York and the delegates elected
from the twelfth we're instructed for
him. The eleventh district delegates
were uninstructed. The resolutions
adopted by the two conventions in
dorse the administration of President
Roosevelt
The Hughes resolutions were not
adopted in the Twelfth district con-
vention without some opposition