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Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

A reception was given MT. and Mrs. F.. F. Van Kirk Tuesday evening at the osborn school house. The rooms were beautifully decorated in roses and evergreens. An interesting musi- cal and literary program was enjoyed after which delicious refreshments were served.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

The Neighborhood bridge club were entertained Friday evening by MT. and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings There were no substitutes Mrs. Frank Smith and D. H. Burtis made the high scores. The club will meet next Friday evening with MT. and Mrs. C. H. Davidson
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

The concert to be given by Miss FL len Beach Yaw Tuesday evening prom ises to be one of the social events of the season. A number of box and theater parties are being planned and society will be we'll represented.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

A number of the members of the Fraternal Brotherhood gave Mrs. Nel- lie Rhinehart a delightful surprise party last Saturday evening at her home two miles north of the city. The time was pleasantly spent in playing various games, after which she was presented with handsome set of sil- yer orange spoons to show their ap- preciation of her work in the lodge of which she is a favorite member.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Los Angeles to resume her studies in music.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Mrs. w J. Kingsbury was the host ess Wednesday at a daintily appoint ed luncheon given at / her beautiful home in Tempe. After the luncheon, bridge was enjoyed at which Mrs. E. J. Bennitt made the high score. Her guests. were Mrs. l.. M. Darby, Mrs. I. T. Stoddard. Mrs. E. J. Bennitt Mrs simon Oberfelder. Mrs. George Gage. Mrs Paul Brizard. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Harry Tritlc.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Miss Ramona Rollins returned yes terday from three weeks visiS in Kingman, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Arthur Luhrs. who has been attend ing Stanford university. will arrive Wednesday and spend the summer visiting his parents.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Miss Wiley leaves Monday for Oct ave, Arizona. Miss Wiley spent the past winter in Phoenix and contcm- plates returning in the fall.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Miss Annie Munson, who has been visiting several weeks in Chicago. leaves Thursday for an extended Euro pean trip.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Mrs. Ridgely Hudson. who has been spending the past two months in Phoenix leaves the latter part of the week for the Grand Canyon. After a few days visit at the canyon. Mrs Hudson will return to her home in Springfield Illinois.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

A LARGE sLOT OF MEMS OK
 FORDS-Of vici kid. kangaroo calf and pat. leather, in straight last and butcher effects, broken lots of former $3.5O and $45O values choice Monday for S2.65
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Miss Rhena Grove leaves the latter part of the month for her home in Greedy. Colorado. The many friends of Miss Grove will regret to hear that she will not return next winter
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

A delightful camping party, 10 Roosevelt this week in honor of Miss Mary Ambrose was composed of Mrs. l.. D. Dameron, Miss Mary Ambrose, Miss Maggie -Darrow. Miss Beth Van Fossen, Miss Bettie Roberts. J~,nes Love of Honolulu, Frank Brown of Prescott and John Wright of this tit:
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Mrs. A. C. Baker has issued invita- tions for bridge party Wednesday
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

The Monday bridge club met last week with Mrs. Dave Goldberg. Mrs. Goldberg made the high score. The club will meet this week with Mrs. Chas. Goldman.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Mir. and Mrs, Paul Rrizard leave Tuesday for Acata, California. Their hosts of friends in Phoenix will be sorry to learn that they will not re- turn, bat will make, their home in Acata
Arizona republican., 1908-05-10

Mir. and Mrs. Tristim Connell pleas antly entertained in honor of MT and Mrs. Johns of Hutchinson, Kansas. The guests were all former residents Of Hutchinson. Those who enjoyed the evening were Mir. and Mrs. Johns, Mir. and Mrs. Sims Ely, Miss Lucy Leidigh, Miss Dora Vestal, Miss Edna Burns. pr. Woodward and Charles Sterling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 4.-"ln my
Judgment, william J. Bryan will be the
next President Of the United States, "
said Judge Alton B. Parker of New
York today.
Il do not want you to think this
prophecy is merely another exhibition
of the enthusiasm OF the partisan
have Travelled from coast to coast. and
have had unusual opportunities 10 test
public sentiment. Everywhere | have
found harmony in Democratic ranks
and bitter discord in the Republican
organization. But. more important
than all that. vas the voters abiding
faith in Bryan. For twelve years they
have listened to him; for twelve years
they have studied him, and the Judg-
ment they have formed of him cannot
be shaken by ISLANDERS. the ridicule or
the arguDents Of the opposition
Judge Parker will open the Bry an
speech-making campaign here t03or-
row night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
Ouv vuGv eo0Aov ".

The New York Tribune says: Mr..
Bryan Is not fortunate in his efforts to
create political capital out u the
reasonable popular desire for publicity
IN respect to campaign recetpts aad
expenditures. A fec weeks a0o. Whils
both the noaniAees were still N tAs
position " candidates for the nOAiaa-
tiOA. Mr.. Bryan, In what ~ coaceivs1
to be . master stroke Of adrOttResa.
invited M Taft to express an opintsa
- TO the proprie;y 0f shedding fsn
light o. The funds employed II . Geo.
test for the presidency. their sources.
smouats aad distribution. ThereHpoa
Mr.. TAFT. Who haA hesitated ts ~
sumo An authority not yet bestOWel
upoa him. caused the fact to BE- ms1s
known thst ~ had alreoAy declared n
writing for coaplete pselictty, vhicA
left Mr.. Bryan " . es0sVAat lsss go
Portable pssittoa thot - ~ sao-
p0ssd himself - ~ ossard0 q Vhsa
~ aaArssssl his oan0>aceet suoUss-
tioa to ths prospective Aspssltnas soa-
AtAoAs."
Dut several iASsrtaot foeas - -
- re0sobsrsA n thas eoossettsa.
Chairnaa DurroWs eosOBt - ~
tie CO vsottoa o6sst ths 'pSbneoty
letter" ke rsceivsl frs0 Ar. Ter
TIE RepSblicaa csa0rsss fsrOst -
pass . lac previAiaS Ter psSltctty.
TIE Rspsblicea nattoaal osavsattsA.
which nsAiaaas1 Mr. raat. 1sesoss1.
BY . vote q ~ nays - ~ ysas. ~
LaFol,ette plank prevt1iag ~ ~.
hcity.
AnA the best the nepublicaa pasty y
willing to DO Oa this Lies h tAe proo-
ise that after ths eiocttea" nopsb-
lican managers will take tAs poeels
into their confidence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
BRYAN Will Be Next Pfesident-P.r1er
e...e"-WiII CarryNew Yorkby 100, 600

Buffalo. n Y. Aug Wv. J. Con
ners, chairman of the Democratic state
central committee. issued a statement
tonight claiming that Bryan will carry
New York state by not less than 100.-
900 plurality.
Il have had some little experience in
politics" said Conners with a sly smile.
"and | think 1 can see tidal wave
when it is headed in my direction. The
Republicans started the movement,
when they named Sherman for vice
president. and they have been blunder-
ing in the most delightful fashion ever
since.
AS rule We have more than our
share of bad breaks, but this year We
have been fortunate. Everything is
lovely in our household. Bryan is car
rying himself in superb fashion, and
and his public utterances are winning
votes for us every day. Put it down
.1Oo. 900 for Bryan and sign my name
to il. so l can't repudiate it IL I'm
wrong But I'm not"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
NOT ,ssVGs,

Attorney General Wade n. Ellis q
Ohio, who was 4 member of the co0-
mittee on resolutions in the Repub-
lican national convention. issued .
statement in which. referring to ~
propositions voted down in the H.
publican convention. he says: OF the
seven omissions he (Mr Bryant ~
fers to. six are in no sense issues -
fore the people at this time, nor he's
there been any attempt to make then
such by the administration, nor BY aay
other influential element in the party.
The seventh concerns injuncticns."
Many Republican papers suppressed
this portion Of MIR. Ellis statemeat.
The reason for the suppression will
be readily understood when It Is re-
membered that among the propost
tions which Mr.. Ellis says are In ne
sense issues before the people" are
the following:
Publicity OF campaign cohtributioas.
Ascertaining the value Of railroeAA
The national income tax.
The encroachment Of predatory
wealth.
Popular election Of United States
senators.
Mr.. Ellis has. perhaps, noticed thoe
since the publication OF his state
ment the Republican candidate for
president has given proof that he has
discovered that the people have some
concern in the publicity-ofcampaign.
contributions proposition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
-ASvGa vsaG GIacv~.-

a ds~psscA to sAe ChscaOp rMsuno
uaA~r asse - NeU Noea. Judy a. ~
,sSs Tbs Eeps-t skas ,As ssaasA-S
0ai CoaaSAay 10 about 10 ansouoc~ a
Increase ~ o50e. ,ssO. .0vs N iss caysss.
ssocA SAs reserved wits gssas ssserese
N the AGAscaal district hose to-day
similar rsBoss have bees circulated
several tiusas u The lass tpo ysaTK.
parsscusArsy u the Sess bus seu~=slty
they have be~s sset ~i-h deuials by
th~ SsanaaFd unl tnter~~ts proa.i
ns.et a1sncieT sko has close relafiaus
ssth the Standard Osi Cs&pany said
4 am sure that n ~ the sane old
story revived again sad thai rh.r~ 10
nothing IN b. Certainly this would
be- nosi inopporfsne time TO take
any such action. ~iih q presidsa,ial
election only q fe~ asosf ns ahead ~
as l suppose II is possible thai sosae.
thing of ths, Aud may se aoae some
time IN the fsi.re. but not this year
not nov
This ~oaid be a most tnopyort uae
time" to psmp half billion gallons Of
water into the Standard Oil stack N
anything like thai Is done n ~ill i.e IN
accordance with other Republscsa
plans after election
After the election" the tariH Sill
be revised-by = party that derives its
campaign funds from the special hene-
hciaries of the tariff
After the election" the contribu-
tions to the campaign fund will he pub
lished-when 1t Is too late for the peo-
pie to learn thai the trusts pay the
bills Tor the Republican Campaign.
After the election" STANDARD Oil
trust sto~k gill be ~stered--if that
course suits the purposes of the Rock-
efellers and the Rogersee; and after
the election should the people re-
elect the special privileges party
they will pAy dearly for their indiaer-
ence to the solemn warning cOafrOat
ing them % every hAad
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

We have seen some signs that there
might be . spirited contest over the
control q the Democratic party in
San Juan this fan We would urge
upon every Democrat that he attend
the primaries q his party The pri-
mary 10 The fouatain heaA q our sys-
TEN Il eovernDent n yoa want any
thing from your party. that 10 the
plsce to - aAA get II. n tvo or more
nen asptre for tAe so0s oence, let
then 60 tnto tie prioafy aDA fight
for the delegates aAd tAea Whosoever
wins or whoever y defeated, let him
co0e out loyalty IN support q his
pasty ttcket.-StanaarA, 1glvertoa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
v0sAl ~ SV0V, V0ot

Reeofxsog - ~ 1oeisioa q the
United otstss essrt q appeals n over
turAiAg JuAOs LaoAts' 0ne Of the 0taa-
ar1 on Cs0eaAy. - Chssoso Record
Asrail says:
TIE 0sabers - the court sceth-
sAgiy arraignsl JuAse Lands. by In
ference. - AeayinG tAe right Of trial
BY jury - tAs Asfsalant corporation,
of stte0VttaO - VISIT psaishmeat upon
. corpseattoa wAicA haA not even beea
iadtctea - q setting hts personality
snl belSefs above the law"
Many Republican papers heartily
approve the decisioa. Some Of them
are indignant that Judge Lands by
inferesce" denied to the STANDARD Oil
Company the right Of trial by jury,
bot they c0aAeAn the Efforts u Demo
Gratis who insist that The reeht of trial
by Jury - accordeA to inlBviduals in
indirect cs0teApt Cases
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
TREASON!

We would not for the word ensaee
in criticism OF the court. But surely
there can be no harm in reproducing
a Republican editorial TOR whoever
knew . Republican editorial to be out
of accord with the accepted rules a
polite societyO. The New York Press.
a Republican paper. referring to TIE
Crosscup decision. says:
The judgment OF the court q ~
peals. which calls for careful scrstiny
and cool reading. can not after tAs pub-
,,c couy,ction that the s9eaAefS ~
hind tie StaadarA OIL corpor.tSsa y
IT'S rebate crimes deserve to - h the
peuitenttary and will - sent there
Vie, the ,aw b eafsrce1 BY ths0 -
take oatAs - a1otatseer y
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
As EaflaAd SEES Deyan
-

bTlans followers "a that
VIA has conf idencs
sess had he
ssee r1lparable Is Ger
s.asi commanding figure than q
n has touch OF genius that
laCktT "
q .
80 carefully Of
of
Issarts party the
rea while q
~ch plutocrscy finds nothing
o he man y xko gill he ecsIe oeufo II
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
UNFORTUNATE.

In the night a the bitter eYiticism
visited upoa Judse lands by Judge
Grosscsp in releasing the Standard Oil
Company from nne. II will not do. Of
course, TO crtticise the court. although
ws have eniRest Republican authority
for sUcA . course. l. e.. Theodore Roose-
veit's criticism Of Judge Humphreys
6eef trust decision. We make bold 10
say. however. that the New York
World puts II forcefully. although
calmly. VIXEN Il says 1T II unfortu
nate this most harsh condemnation
of juAee BY his higher associates
should have been for his attempt ade
auately to punish the Standard Oil
Company"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

II comes easy for the Republican
papers to sneer at the Democratic
method OF collecting . campaign fund
going to the people who are enough
interested in the triumph Of Demo
cratic principles to donate a dollar Or
two, but the success OF the policy will
surprise them. II is . well recognized
fact that candidate or party is under
obligations to those wAo help finan-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
FROM THE
vssG eAaaGap savGassy.
-. 0XASeS HAS

Cadillac Mich, reader 81 The
Snsnmoner srites The farmers sAcaid
ss ~ish ps on the tariN and trusi
questions. Around here the farmers
are getting ~ casis = pound for
hides. against II cents . year ago Vet
the price - leather ~ ~ high ~ !,
Was last year and no inaascdiste prom.
ise of . reduction. aad his shss-s and
harness are coating him fully - mach
a year ago. This year Gar farmers
received Is cepts for ~ool against q
pr,ce OF ~ . year ago. vet the Amer.
lean Woolea CoRpany that coatrols
a.Scut ~ per cent. ~ the leadinS
~ooien nstlls uf the country IL chars
ing A. much for Woolen cloths - .
year ago aad the farmer must pay ~
much for his cio,hins as he dia last
year and h. is lucky II he does not
set more cotton In his clothes than he
does wool Let us direct our e0orts
10 coosince the farmers and labsrers
that their Interests lac Sith us. Along
that line lies the road TO victory"
Yes and the farmers should b~
with Nc - the question N an eco
aomicsl administration. They should
~ With us in the pr0aes, against tn.
exercise u arbitrary power by the
speaker. whereby the house " repre-
s<ntAtives has ceased TO be q popular
00sernRent
They sAeHlA be With us IN the Goa
n the Ae0ana for rsilroaA regulation
that vtll vs0uls,e; " the advocacy Of
rShhC1ky 1pr oaslpaiGn contributions
betore ssscttse cay.
The0 Ohouad - With us In the oppo-
sittoa - tAaf centralizstton which
Ooul1 1nB1o0y O~r system " govern.
neat - 01ttnalely make II neces.
sary ~ the farmer. o. veil ~ other
eitisess. - teO& 10 the national cap
hal. rstAsr tha. 80 the state capital
ed ~ essoty seet. whea seeking re-
ltsf fFo0 c0sVsrste abNses.
They sAsul1 - with Ne for the POP
ular electtSa q senator's; Tor the IN
eoaae taH; ~ TIE guarantee 10 The 10
boring oea. - veil - to all men. the
right q tsial ~ tsry: for the farmer
hos . 1esV eeocoru IN The welfare Of
TIE labOrinG 0aa Who 10 the Consumer
a tA0 eorRor's products.
Tbey sAoslA - With NJ ~ the guar
oatee q baak deposits; for What shall
n preoa . sArnsr n ~ estaia high
picss ~ M pro1vct. snA thea have
- psecs vAsrs ~ nay. With ahsslute
cOa1soos. 1oOss1t hss Aera~ernsA
ons14
rAey sAss,A - WITH - upea TIE
greet esssttsa. ''sAali to pseSss ru,s."
~ IL 1Ar0ss ~ . 1eso aal ahA1inG
AesssSt = UaV9har Os~srHosaN; - =
- 1sss - a1sUoAy kaSW Il. tavesltOa-
~ - Fo0eal - M ~ fact to-
- ~ h00ua0s - the Ds0eeratic ~
ttoaal p1nG1ss0, shall tAs psOpse rsle.'
70 ths 0~ossAo1sWiag issse which nAAn-
teasts teossf n sh tAs 0sssttOas nov
0olof 11oeu1Utan"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
A sUoeesr,oM ro M. SHERMAN

Associated Press dispatches say that
Representative Jamee 8. Sherman. the
Republican nominee for vice president
will make . tour Of the west in behalf
OF the Republican ticket We sug
eest tAat Mr. Sherman. Who is Speak
er Canosa's rfgAt han1 man in the
house, tell the people what he thinks
Of the Republican revolt against Can
Roaisa
By tie time Mr.. sherman gets
through explaining to Republicans the
garcAy b ths hosse. he nay have some
tine to 1ev0te 10 his widely adver-
tiseA ''afTaigD0eat q DeDocrats"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

oDOeto4 for the rate "a he reduced to
III. go per mile-the amount for which
tAe rcd could be duplicated. The Dem
sesatte plank demands ''physical' val
uaatGo a basis for both the tartff
cooeOl. aud taxes. while the sa0e
Uaoak ~ defeated In the Republican
cOovsoti1n in favor II retaining the
stsck ond bond basis for fiKiAG u tar
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
yAoQ AaDsasc co000o0
- . 00sQooo - -
A0o ~. .

Read the DemOcrstic platform u
will toae up yowr systea anA ~ soHDd
for What ails yOu.-Oursy PiainaeAlag.
JUdae Altaa . Psrkes y Out u -
an~ouivocol ststeaseat tAAt Mr.. oryoa
will be the neat Presideat a The Units1
otatss. He Aas bees West aaA hss
grown With his contact With the Grest
thinkinS sad reeAtaG people q tAs
W00tSrn states.
The Republicaa state coaveatt0o 10
sst for Denver. SepteasSer 18th. ~
tAe nsesrsl Oraer q thiAGs tAe Ds0&
cratic state c0oveatiHa at Pueblo ~
- hold closely following. At this Vrtt
~ tAe AAte y not set BY tAe esScutivs
co00ittee.
TIE receat merger 0i the harrinaa
aad 0Gald railway Interests hes far
nishe1 aROther areUneat for the -
cialtsts. The very rich shOwlA realiss
that they ere themselves paviaG ths
way for enforced natiOaAl 0ocialisa 70
protect the .peOple frOR The greed a .
lev owners. vi0OsOus c0atrel BY tAs
means suggested by The De0scratts
paetiern y The saly escape.
WAeeever The regular DsOsefotte
0o001ttssOoa f0r . prectnct has ~
0o~Oo - - tao4teotivo to 0rgaateattsa
Vsrk, h bseDoss . 1uty esr StAss
0D0ocrats 10 - aAsaA oaA srUanios
oastltary cluos. Ne os00oetss0aa WAs
Qsaoseiy s0a11oss ~ pssle1sa Vtll 0oaoA
6aSA ~ . ososot fss0 Asaag ~
WAsas 1uty, ~ tAot tAs nafbsoal 60
0o1otoo 80 paot1sr0 ere cAeasa. h y
srUnaioaAi0o 80 coostaof activtty esso
~ Uottl tAs ps1,s ebsss. vAscA osst
- ss0s1sol - svssy bsyol DsOsoroa.
WhseA0r t6ere y aaytht0G - the
0ee06aG cAanOs q bssses - the Re-
p16o6ooa raoAs - Deaver - ~. there
= . 0trooOo0s attenVt % the part of
tAe Oore coooctsatiOSs Republicsns
thssagA IL stste - free the0oslves Of
oses evooa. WAs hos Ao0taased Colo
raA0 pseettcs ios 10, these many years
bst II - Nike tsapine fr0a the frying
- tote t6e flre n cut tAe striaSs
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
vG1os q - SaaaD eeoo
~ = - 0ooA. d = VosqA
ooOoosA0G
% vou WANT a oGMocaAvsc 20
cAl PAPGa?

An experienced DemOcratic neWSpa-
per man is seeking . location to es
tablish . newspaper as a business prop
OsittOa. Address j. ". g.. care advis-
Ory coaMittee. Albany hotel. Denver.
What doth n profit the Republican
OoelU a Colorado 10 throw off the yoke
a 19a" Evans oaly 10 pUt on the
yaAe q BimO0 GuG9enheim?-E
prise, AOatrOse.
The Repub,icabs Who rejoice 1t the
superssding a Boss Evans BY Dir
oi00a GugGenheim evidently have
never spent much time trying TO dis
cover the difference twixt tweedle
dunn and tWcedle dee.-Bu.letin. Breck-
enridse.
Republican papers say that the pres
sat is the first time Mr. Taft has been
|Out Of Office in twelve years. As the
years go by he will probably become
accustomed to the feeling.-Fort Nor
gan Herald.
First, Senator Simon bought 4 seat in
the United States Senate and nov he
has purchased the entire Republican
party Of Colorado. We don't know
what he paid for the outfit. bSt II was
too much.-Press, Leadville.
II may not force" but his boosters
are already out in the state advocating
that the Democrats edge along and
let Evans in. as he will help a whole
lot toward electing our ticket How
about that anyway?
While the Democrats have no desire
nor intention to interfere with courts.
the fact remains that during the past
few years many decisions have been
rendered by judges in different parts
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

According to the Denver papers,
Gusgenheim b now the boss OF the
Republican party In Colorado. having
wrested the Iarty machinery from the
clutches q ". @. Evans. II is to be
hoped that this will not force Evans
into an effort to get control OF the
Democratic pasty-Enterprise. Mont
rose
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14
NOT An ,scu cossceoeo.

The NsW Y0k EveninG Post says
that The DeolDcrats practically COZ
ceae New York TO tie ene9oy." The
Rsst 10 0tstakea. New York IL DeDo-
cratic ssSsoA anA every socA q II will
be csoteueol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

Why did the Republican party pass
an act forbidding corporation contrfbu-
tions, and then refuse TO pass q cam
psign contribution publicity bill!-
Tribune. Fairplay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

II Colorado Democrats see 10 II that
the state ticket nominated is on par
with the national ticket already noini-
mated. they won't need much Of 4 cam
paign fund In this state.-Rifle Tele-
gram.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

One OF the most striking illustrations
Of the Democratic and Republican de-
mands on the taxation Of railroad prop
erty has just come to light in Bent
county. The assessor assessed the
Santa Fe road on the basis of its stock
and bond value Of Tie road. That Was
e5sN0O per mile AID the basis upon
which all passenger and freight tariffs
are charged The road demurred and
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-14

trust article is about the same or
has gone up. They reduced the price
of sugar beets to the farmers. but no
one has heard of the price OF sugar
going down one cent - Avalanche.
Glenwooi