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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
OREGON DELEGATION SHOULD BE FOR TAFT
PRESIDENT

quite trying 10 whp this
line candidacy.
hghng delegation 10 NO 10 the Ch
convention
That no one can doub
viii all ability himself 10 prc
hts friends starting the avalanche
repeated declaration a,
Nsooeveh ne WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE TAKE NoNt.
NATION
the concerned n left 20 their Al.
choice the primaries they would Roosevelt
A senator Bonrne they have A COMMAND HIS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04


But under all reumsan standing as we do for the principles
the clear to an
n'snSf.'' IDHST ''''''H 70" A''O'A "'i WILLIAM TAFT 'O ~
delegation politician have
which enrich himself with political plum
der.
why should not the coming state convention
administration and then INSTRUCT THE DELEGATION FOR TAFT
POWER ANY MAN OR SET OF
the chance Of trading his ye as delegate to the national convention
FOR CHAMPION OF The rNTEREsrsG
administration win the nevta
Bile tho Republican convention.
FOR ANYTHING SHORT
or THAT dpease those stand pat
for the policies OF progressive Repubicanism
thing the
feature PopuIsm Democracy for the people
interests. CORPORATIONS FACTIONS PARTY
Repubcansm Roosevelt Taft
stands for the thing.
the head Of
WILL MAKE THE PARTY vINCIBLE
going
CANS FOR PEOPLE instead
should the candidates that they demand
quit the legislature the national conventions FOR
THERE
oY dominating action of the
cale leaders.
party people, and il leaders put
attitude opposing PEOPLE
LEGIANCE TO IT'S PRINCIPLES OR CANDIDATES
When the will tho people demands should
the uckery Of unInStructed delegations interviewer
national
Roosevelt anyhow. delegation
1T WILL NATURALLY FOLLOW.
part $ GREAT
AMERICAN who has had big round OF experience practical politics
public anairs.
For 20 Judge Taft has been the bench the cabinet
the Phippne secretary ambassador friend
guide counsellor OF administration.
MISTAKES. In a
OF life the lmeght OF publicity attaches
mens. why not rally for a tried and true?
His the Philippines the principle OF
Republcanism officials
TRUST FOR THE PEOPLE NOT As GRAFT FOR THEMSELVES
That principle salvation the
principle TO THERE WOULD PRosECU-
TIoNs NECESSARY AND THERE
That principle carried into department
would restore Justice citizen this republic WHETHER
PAUPER MILLIONAIRE.
The grating corporations who got avo from national
governments the hands Of politicians
The mpbudng grating omea
that principle. THAT TfiE OFFICIAL
nUr THE PEOPLE regardless OF
IN executed
Taft stands that principle Hughes
Republican governors the
u
Reform Repuboansm with big
who believe Il sporadic
mistaken rHE PEOPLE ARE RACK AS PROPOSITION or
RIGHTEOUSNESS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04
COFFEE

Five degrees of excel
lenoe: a good; a. better;
aA- me; ssAA finer; Assss
hnest: all SchiIling's Best
tks 2. - - NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-04

SERVICES that they VIII do
circumstances standing do for the principles Of
the
ANYONE BUT WILLIAM TAFT FOR PRES
IDENT.
lot trading which enrich himself with political plum
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
From Fridays Daily.

Judge Doan returned last evening from Phoenix and left this morning for Douglas, where he went on brief visit.
 Court here is at recess until Satur- day morning when long term of work is scheduled ahead.
 Rumor has It that Sheriff White may not be A candidate for reelection a, the hands of the republicans. The sheriff, sho has made an excellent record. will evidently not boz to the dictates of the machine" and will leave the field open to a general squabble among the "reps."
 The Tombstone Orchestra dance at Gage hall tonight promises to be a most enjoyable social event The band and orchestra l, local organi- zation that is to be encourage, ....! ! meets with the deserved and hearty support of our to~nspe0p,e.
 Hattie W Layton of Lowell has filed an action for divorce against Chas. Layton on the grounds of assertion.
 SIX. Williams of 3isbee has brought suit for divorce against Mate Williams alleging dessrtion.
 Col. Vim. Herring. the eminent mining attorney and distinguished Republican leader who presided at the recent E. O. p. conclsye at Tucson, anG whose rulings were upheld by the ma. tionsl organization is Tombstone visitor from Tucson. The Colonel is here on legal business and may re- main several days. He is always at home in Tombstone, where he resided for many years, and is ever a welcome visitor.
 A steam laundry is soon to be start ed in Cli ton
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
MExICO'S STRENGTH
Recent Uprising Shows the Military
 Strength of Existing Government

The recent uprising in the northern part of Mexico has served to cell at tention to the military strength of the existing government, The land forces consist of 26 bsttslious Of infantry, l4 regiments of cavalry, four regiments of artillery and two squadrons. four cusdros oi infantry and four Of cavalry, a regiment of two auxiliary corps. In addition to these there are 350D rurales, or mounted police. in ser- vice.
 There are eight generals of divi- sion. 54 generals of brigade and 50 brigadier generals. Majors, colonell and captains are designated under the names of jefes, and of these there are TAO. There are 2S30 other officers and 24 ,566 troopers The mounted corps, exclusive of rurales. have 6499 horses and 279I mules. The rurales are divided into seven corps. Besides these there are 1000 government fiscal guards, all mounted, who are conDect- ed with the customs houses of the republic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
From Thursdays Daily.

The Electric Light company, hsv- ing completed the work called for in the injunction recently obtained against them by the city, last night began operating in strict conformity to the order of the court, and the ex- haus, is now rent into A large covered excavation which has been made in mother earth" thereby completely doing away with the nuisance which called forth the. injunction. The other matters complained of having been reduced 70 the minimum at the time of issuin the injunction.
 Attorney Frank Doan was in the city last night on legal matterI, re. turning to his home in Douglas this morning.
 Everything, atmospherically speak ing is favorable for large house at the Schiefelin tonight, and s large house is merited by the program.
 MT. and Mrs A. E Davis left for Bisbee early this morning in their auto" They had as their guests City Attorney Charles Bosmsn, who acted AS pilot for the party, this being NIT. Davis first trip overland to the big Copper Camp.
 The Tombstone Orchestra is getting along superbly, and people who have heard them practice lately are loud in their praise of the progress being made by this organization. With the sue cess of this orchestra the local talent will be able to put on an excellent minstrel show when they give their annual performance, which was de- lsyed this spring on account of lack of music.
 Mrs. A. W. Smith, formerly of Tombstone but now of Tucson, i. visit ing her daughter, Mrs Earl Davis at Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
MOTHERS VAIN QUEST
For Daughter Who Was Stolen From
 Her More Than a Year Ago.

A Mexican woman named Hermins Contrerss arrived several days ago in Douglas from Nogales in search of her little daughter, s years of age, who was stolen from her more than year az 10 Nogsles by another Mexican woman named Maria Nunez. She is W, man of limited means and had spent what money she could accumulate in "A vain search fer her little daughter. She traced her to Csnaaea, thence to Bisbee and then to Douglas, where she lost trace of her entirely some months ago. Her money being exhausted at that time, she returned to Nogsles and again took up her work to save small amount by which she would be en- abled to carry on the search.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
THE PERJURY CASES
Against L. D. Ricketis Dismissed by
 Order of Att.-Gen. Bonaparte.

'l will be in Globe on July l3 or have someone there 10 represent me' and at that time move for the dismis- sal of the perjury indictments against l.. D. Ricketts and several other res idepts of Globe.
 T an doing this under direction oi United States Attorney General Bona parte, who recent; ordered similar indictments in NeS Mexico q sm missed "
 B. 'fofe leaving for Prescott last night to attend ses.ion of the frdeT | grand jury United states Attorney Alex sEder made this important announce meut to the Ph, enix Democrat, which brings to a close one of the most sen sati 1nal cases in the Arizona courts 1T recent years.
 Dr L. D. Ricke.ts, general man ager of the Csnanea property and on' of the bes. known mining men in tn west, was charged wit T suborustion o perjury in that be secured several mel to make fraudulent coal lsLd entrie in New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
BEvERIDGE TO DO IT
Will Report the Single Statehood Bills
 During Short Session of Congress

According to 6 story brought to Arizona by a prominent Arizonan, who was present in Chicago during convention week, Senator Beveridge has promised to report the single statehood bills for Arizona from the senate committee on territories dur ing the short session of congress. Senator Beveridge opposed the inser- tion of the declaration for statehood in the national republican platform and may be expected to oppose the passage of the measure through con- gress, but has agreed that the bill shall be reported to the senate i'm. mediately alter congress assemblies. There is A strong belief now that both Arizona and New Mexico ~ill be ad- mitted before March, 1909. It is a well known fact that President Roose. velt is anxious to see both territories become states before his present term of office expires, although he at first opposed the admission Of them a; single states.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
Bryan Receives the Nomination On
 First Ballot
]. W. KERN FOR VICE

DRIVER Chairman Bell of Cal for n was delayed in arriv ng, due to a xashout, but assumed his duties with. out delag The various committees were appointed, after which A resoIu- ton of condolerce was offered on the death of Grover Cleveland and adopt sd Judge Parker, being called upon for speech, in fitting eulogy paid a nigh tribute to the late ex-president. The convention then adjourned until , o'clock tomorrow. when the com mittees are due to report.
 The following are the temporary officers elected today:
 Theo bell Of California, chairman
 Eldred Woodson of Kentucky, Sec retaTy
 The following Arizonans appear or committees:
 Geo. Stoaemsn and w T. Webb Credentials Committee. John Riordan, Committee on Rules
 Joe Dillon, Committee On organiEa ! tion.
 Tue nomination of Bryan on tn, | first ballot is conceded. Many vice. | prC sidentisl possibilities are named with Gray and Chandler among tn iavorites thus far.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
SMITH ON THE SPOT
Heads off the Group Resolution on
 Statehood---ls Given Hearing.

A Denver, Colorado, dispatch says:
 Mark Smith did fine work last night in heading of the group resolution on statehood. Thescheme was 10 couple in the statehood plank practically every territorial possession of the United States demanding separate statehood for each. This meant put ting Alaska and Hawaii on the same footing with Arizona and would very much weaken the statehood plank as it affected the latter. Mark. although not a delegate to the convention, de- manded admission to address the sub committee of the Committee on Plat form. and he got 8 hearing. In the end members of nearly the entire conn mittee assured him privately that the statehood plank would be adopted just as Arizona wanted it, with only Ari- zona and New Mexico mentioned for separate statehood and with Arizona mentioned first. Senator Owens will withdraw his resolution grouping ali the territories, as he really had no in tention Of hampering Arzona, and, to the contrary, is an earnest advocate Of statehood for Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
ARlZ0NANS IN DENVER
Tombstonites Are Among the Visitors ---Arilonans on Various Committees

ID to the hour of opening the nA- tionsl democratic convention in Den yer on Tuesday, thirty-one residents of Arizona had signed the register in the Hotel Savoy, which is the head quarters of the Arizona visitors. This did not include the delegates or alter. mates from this territory.
 Those who had registered at the Arizona headquarters were the follow ing
 Dr. H. A. Hughes, W. E. Deity, Elias F. Dunleyy, pr. R. w. Craig, H. F.. Ware and wife. Dr. l.. D. Dam eron, L. B. Orme and wife, Phoenix i; Carl Hayden. Tempe; ). w. Lesueur, J. E. Modem, Mesa; l.. c. Kelly, Chss. F. aof, T. H. Mcdonald, Harry J. Quinn and wife, Tucson; Judge Nave and wife, J. $. Miles, Globe; c. c. Thompson. Phil c. Metzler, T. J .. Douglas, Bisbee; Col H. L. Pickett, J. J. " satN, AthlpebObtf JOuh Ls uSh Douglas; Frank Powers, Nogsles; P. c. Gsuley, James League, Jerome Ben R. Clark, Solomonville; Ed . Branch, W. F Hams, Stafford; w. c, Myers and wife, Fort Thomas; John McNeil, Morenci; J. Cole, Clifton; R. Giorinanni, Kingmsn.
 At & meeting Leld before the open ing of the convention the Arizona del. egstes spportioned the honors on the ~ various committees AS follows:-
 B. A. Packard, chairman.
 George J. Stoneman, platform and resolutions.
 W. T. Webb, credentials.
 T. A. Riosdon, rules and order 0 business.
 J. P. Dillon, permanent orgrsnizs tion.
 A. W. Forbes, notification of presi- dential nominee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
DEATH OF A PIONEER
W. E. Servoss. a Cochise County
 Pioneer. Passes Away.

A Rockiellow left here yester' day for Cochise, where he was called on account of the death of his partner, W. L. Servoss. with whom he has bean interested in the N. Y. ranch for many yesrs. The deceased was an old Cochise county pioneer. having located in this county during the early days, and with Mir. Rockieliow engaged in the cattle business in the Sulphur Springs Valley. The death oi Mir. Servo-s removes another below ed pioneer from the field of lies activities. and the news of his passing causes a psng of regret among hi many friends in the Southwest, th' circle Of which includes all who knew him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12

A combination of Phoenix business men, of which H I.andis is the nov ing spirit. has filed papers in Florence on l30 acres of land near Winkelman and propose founding town thereon.
 Friday night a misunderstanding in the Crismon saloon at Mesa, over some trivial matter, resulted in several men being cut and slsshed. While the affray was at it's height Deputy Sheriff Simpkins was attracted to the scene and arrested two of the offenders. Those taking part in the encounter were strangers in the city. having come in from the outside districts to spend the Fourth.
 Four hundred new Springfield rifles and $500 rounds of ammunition are being distributed from Phoenix among the different companies Of the Arizona National Guard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
BAD HOk2RE' THIS
Twice Leads Revolt of Pr:suEefs ID .nc. itentiary-Dies of deartfailure

Jesus Garcia. No. ISiS, died sudden. ly in the Yuma penitentiary, Al few minutes past noon on Saturday, of heart failure.
 Garcia was commIti-d from Cochise county Tn 1901 for ten years, and if he had been decent his sentence would have been served out on August B, this year.
 In an uprising of the prisoners in nuAry, 1903. he was the leader of bunch of toughs who assaulted the officers and tried to break away. But the promptness of the guards stopped them. Jesus stuck & knife in the back of guard Ira Bishop snd was himself shot by another guard with buckshot.
 This shot struck him glancing, only one bullet of the charge being in a place that was dangerous, and that was stopped by heavy image he wore over his heart. As it was, he was only slightly wounded in the arm and leg. but thinking that the Mexican prison style would be followed and that he would be stood up and shot, he placed an open knife over his right breast and with his left hand drove the blade home, but rib turned the point away from the heart and he was only laid up in the hospital and lost his credits.
 For the stabbing of the guard he got five years more imprisonment, to run at the end of his first term. In this effoIt Ee was the ruling spirit. Again in 1904, on the 18th day of April there was another attempt to escape. This time he was second in the row, and again he used knife on a guard, severely cutting George Wilder and and receiving a shot in the top of his cranIum. The ball hattened as flat as a dime and the shooting stopped the attempt at prison breaking. For this offense he was sentenced for another 10 years, beginning with the expirs- ton of his las, sentence.
 A coroner's jury vas empanelled and held an inquest and after hearing the rendered a verdict of heart failure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
COUNTY FINANCES
Total Receipts for June Were S9261,
 Disbursements S20.978.23.

fne report of County Treasurer Gaines for the month of June shows that the income oi the county for the thirty days of thA; month was Ss26l, while tine expenditures were s20,9ls z3. The lsrges, item of the receipts came from the sherifi's office in the cum Of s2,699 .45. which was collected during the month by Sheriff White ss gen. .ral licenses. There also came from that otIics the sum oi $l39 90, the couuty's share oi the money received for the care of the United States pris- oner-. C9ss. R. Howe, as county assessor during the month turned in $25J0 collected As school taxes. Back taxes collected for the year 1907 amounted to Sl,23l.53 The office of County Recorder Chss. McDonsi2 contributed the sum oi s97) 30, which was collected by that official for in- struments recorded in tn. t office dur ing the mon;h The P: bate Court donated the sum ot S3o4.3U. received from Ices collected anu for the issuance Of biss tickets, as well as the cum oi sS2 20, received from unclaimed es-
 tates. The justices are given credit
 for amounts received a, follows; Judge
 II lgau Sl96 60; Judge Burdick, $4I.5 .5O
 and Judge Dsoiel Mcfarland s2.5O.
 The sale of wild animal skirs gave the
 county S277. S.664) was turned back into he treasury on account of Tee;
 collected for jury services in civil case'
 by the clerk of the court That ofic'
 also contributed 500 which was col lected as fnc. The balance of thu
 revenue was mae up If small amounts interest on conntY deposits, back ta' :, interest, and back taxes due the va , rious bonded d.htricts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Cupid Unites Thirteen cochise County
 Couples In Marriage.

The record of June marriage licenses issued promises to be eclipsed if the present rate is maintained during this month. The following passports haze been issued by Clerk James since the first of July
 Cecil F.. Lane to wed Mary s Beaton, both of Bisbee.
 George H. Kelly to wed Annie NJ. Patterson, both of Whitewater.
 Manuel Gonzales to wed Guadalupe Bustamenta, both of Tombstone.
 Reuben NJ. Gunderson to wed Emily E. Smith, both of Bisbee.
 Chester Bartell to wed Zella Tsy- l or, both of Bisbee.
 H. Panhurst to wed Mrs E. Wolf both of Bisbee.
 R. J. Farmer to wed May Ham. nontree, both of Bisbee.
 Harry Taylor to wed Nellie V. Hays both of Douglas.
 Vincent Cook to wed Rosa Verdugo both of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico.
 Joseph Joyce to wed Julia Sullivan, Loth of Douglas.
 John Qusgle to wed Helen McAvoy, both of Bisbee.
 P. D. Klineto wed Maude F. Brown both of Bisbee.
 Alejspdro Martinez to wed Dolores Alarcs, both of Chiricahus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
THAT CHICKEN THIEF
Meets With a Double toad of Bird
 Shot and Beats a Hasty Retreat

Lafe Gibson, the good natured genial, manager Of the Blue Front Barber Shop, is also a chicken faucier and is the proud owner of several breeds of high. grade chicks. Last night some culprit attempted to in- wade the precincts of the chicken hou.e, with the evident purpose .teaIing some of Lafe's fsvorte yellow legs. The chief met with a surprise, as A double load of bird shot in his direction cansed him to beat a nasty retreat in the dark. Lafe announces that he proposes protecting his brood if he has to purchase all the am in town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12

DENVER. July 9-The convention met at F o'clock today. Henry D. Clayton of Alabama was elected per manent chairman and Grey Woodson of Kentucky secretary. Upon the ad- dress of Clayton much enthusiasm vas manifested and several demon strstions were made for Bryan. All the committees have reported except the committee on platform, and ad- journment was had until ' o'clock to- night, at which time the platform will be reported.
 Gompers is pleased with the pro- posed injunction plank, which will omit requirement of notice before SGT. vice.
 John Mitchell, the labor leader, Gov. Francis of Missouri and Gov. Douglas of Massachusetts have all positively declined to be candidates for vice president.
 Many leading Democrats are being urged for the nomination ana much interest now centers on the fight for second place.
 The nomination of Bryan on the fret b, Hot is certain and Bryan en thusiasm is intense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12

Phoenix had three fire calls on the Fourth, but none os the fires resulted n anything serious.
 Frank Murphy will probably be the democratic nominee for sheriff of Pima county.
 S.A. Mum of pistee was severely injured on the evening of the 3rd by the premature explosion of bunch of fire works, which he was taking home for use on the Fourth His left arm was badly lacerated and two percus- sion caps penetrated the lungs.
 The total appraised valuation of the properties of the Arizona Smelling company and the Consolidated Ari- zoba Smelling company, bankfupts, in Yavapai, according to the re- turns made recently by the appraisers appointed by the court is $l, ,l65,4i7.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12
THE H0OSIER FIGHTER
Draws Immense Crowds al Bisbee.
 Many Turned Away.

The Theatre Royal was packed to the doors last evening, the $. R. O. sign being hung out early in the even. ing.
 The program was an unusually good one. One picture in particular, en- titled "The Hoo.ier Fighter" received round alter round q! applause. If the actors in this picture could have re- sponded to the encores they would have been obliged to appear before the curtain a number of times. The other pictures were away above the average. -Bisbee Revies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-12

Morenci suffered three fires in three days last week. The loss totalled about S4, POO. This was all loss for the property owners but about $600, which represents the entire insurance carried on the three properties.
 July 10 Troop L of the Fifth cav slry, composed of sixty-six men, will leave whipple for Fort Wingate, New Mexico, to join another troop and pro- ceed to the Navajo reservation.
 Mrs. William England has been ar rested in Flagstaff and bound over to the Coconino county grand jory or the charge of murd-ring her husbs nd , who was found dead from arsenic pois. oning two weeks ago. The fact seems to have been established that Mrs England purchased arsenic a short time before the death of her husband and the officers think they have a strong case against her.
 The Benson Press states that a new telephone line will be started this week from Wilcox to Globe, via Aravaipa, Bonita and other points in the vicin- ity of the northern end of the Sul. phur Springs valley.
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