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Arizona republican., 1908-04-28
CLASS CONSCIOUSNESS.

Every far-sighted patriot should in this country of that evil thing which Is called class consciousness The dcmagogue, the sinister or socialist visionary who strives to arouse this feeling of class consciousness in our working people. does foul and evil thing; for he is no true American. he is no self-respecting citizen of this republic he forfeits his right to stand with manly self reliance on a footing of entire equality with all other citi- Zens, who bows to envy and greed who erects this doctrine of class hat red into shibboleth. who substitutes loyalty tO the eternal and immutable principles of righteousness which bid us treat each man on his worth as a man without regard to his wealth or his poverty But evil though the in fluence Of this demagogue and vision aries Is, it is no worse in consequence than the influence exercised by the m an of great wealth or the man of power and position in the industrial world. who by his lack of sympathy with and lack of understanding of, 
 promising hostility to the millions of our working people. tends to unite them against their fellow Americans who are better off in this worlds goods.
 It is a bad thing to teach our work ing people that men of means who have the largest proportion Of the sub stantial comforts of life are necessa- rily greedy. grasping and cold-hearted. and that they unmstly demand and appropriate more than their share or the substance of the many. stern condemnation should be visited upon demagogue and visionary who teach this untruth, and even sterner upon those capitalists who are in truth grasping and greedy and brutally dis regardful of the rights of others, and who by their actions teach the dread ful lesson far more effectively than any mere preacher of unrest.
 A "ciass grievance" left too long without remedy breeds class con sciousness" and therefore class re sentiment. the strengthening of the antitrust law is demanded upon both moral and economic grounds. Our purpose in strengthening IL IS to Se- cure more effective control by the na- tional government over the business use Of the vast masses of individual and especially of corporate wealth, which at the present time monopoliZes most of the interstate business of the country: and we believe the control can best he exercised by preventing the growth of abuses, rather than merely by trying to destroy them when they have already grown. In the higher sense of the word this movement for thorough control of tho business use of this great wealth is conservative We are trying to steer a safe middle course which alone can save us from a plutocratic class gov erEment on the one hand, or a social istic class government on the other, either of which would be fraught with
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28
NEW RUCHINGS.

Colors of Ruchings in brown, pink, green, blue and white. extra quali- ties and beautiful shades. Price per yard ......... .35c
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28

and only when there is the dearest necessity for it; but it is one so nee essary to the efficient performance of the duty of the court in behalf of the nation that it is in the highest de- gree to be regretted that it should be liable to reckless use; for this reck- less use tends to make honest men to desire to so hamper its execution as t0 destroy its usefulness
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28

terstate commerce commission and of any similar body, such as the bureau of corporations. which has to deal with the matter in hand. should be greatly enlarged. so as to meet requirements of the present day.
 PoWERLEsSNESs OF STATES.
 The decisions of the supreme court in the Minnesota and North Carolina cases illustrate how impossible is a dual control of national commerce The states cannot control it. All they can do is to control intra-state commerce. and this is but a small fraction of the business carried through each state.
 Actual experience has shown that the effort at state control is sure to be nullified in one way or another. sooner or later. The nation alone can act with effectiveness and wisdom; it should have the control both of the business and of the agent, by which the business
 is done for any attempt to separate this control must result in great ab- surdity. Thus means that We must rely upon national legislation to prevent the commercial abuses that now exist and the others that are sure to arise
 unless some efficient governmental body has adequate power of control over them. At present the failure of the congress to utilize and exercise the great powers conferred upon it as re- gards interstate commerce, leaves this ] commerce to be regulated not by the state, nor yet by the congress. but by
 the occasional and necessarily made quate and one-sided action of the fed eral judiciary. However upright and | able a court is, it cannot act construct ! lively; it can only act negatively or as | an agency of government. and this means of courts are and must always ! be unable to deal effectively with a problem like the present. which re- quires constructive action. A court
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28
REITERATED DEMAND
 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
(Continued from Page 1.)

and the measure or group of measures to strengthen and render both more efficient and more wise the control bv the national government over the great corporations doing an interstate bus mess
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28
NEW LACES,

New sets of fine French Vals. in edges. insertions and matched sets. Values per yard 10c .25c
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28

Continued on page 6.)
Arizona republican., 1908-04-28
FRENCH LAWN.

Extra fine qualities of French Lawns. suitable for graduation dress and parties; 45 inches wide. Per yard soc, soc and. ,35
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
UNDER A BIG GUARD
NIGHT RIDER
TESTIFIES
IBy Associated Press. ]

by aSSOcldteu tTtSS-
UNION CITY, TENN, DEC. 21.-
SURROUNDED BY \ DETAIL OF
SIX SOLDIERS ARMED, FRANK
EEHRINGER, A MEMBER OF THE
NIGHT RIDERS, WHO TURNED
STATES EVIDENCE, WAS TAKEN
INTO COURT THIS MORNING TO
TESTIFY AGAINST HIS ASSOC
IATES.
FEHRINGER TESTIFIED THAT
ON ONE RIDE WHILE THE RID
FRS WE'RE IN A VICTIMS HOUSE,
A RIDER NAMED PIERSON HAD \
FIT AND HIS COMPANIONS HAD
TO REMOVE HIS MASK. ONCE
WHEN THE GRAND JURY WAS IN
NESTIGATING \ CASE SEVERAL
MEN WHO HAD BEEN WHIPPED
BY NIGHT RIDERS THE CAPTAIN
SENT OUT A GENERAL ORDER
THAT ANY MAN TESriFiING
WOULD BE HANGED. THEY
CAUGHT \ WITNESS AND WHIP
PED HIM SAVAGELI.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
ANDREW CARNEGIE
TAKES THE STAND


WASHINGTON 21Andreg Carnegie took the stand today
M ways committee the tariff
hearing. Carnegie testified support of the previous
the effect that the steel industry
protection He to be interesting witness
before the committee nterspersng his testimony with humorous
and epgamatic remarks
Speaking Schwab said Il have met his equal
and when a great team
declared that the removal of the duty steel
the that commodity because
Europe could compete with the American product
He said that if the figures given by former witness
Mr. Carnegie said further, speaking his with
directors who the steel business Il grad
ually bought like Schwab around and
made the cheapest steel that has ever been made.
He asserted that. the which being
supply would be exhausted
He England will be the condition within the
next years
He insisted that the railways not paying too much for
rails the steel rail makers he thought making fair
profit
the that would be
reduced lowered of removed entirely.
his testimony brought that he
the idea of IF
with money give away those people who will not
struggle themselves his epigrams L think that
make three four dollars than lazy inert
management should BE- allowed make that profit for
his countIy's good
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
SENSATIONAL DISCOVERY.
fBy Associated Press. I

Portland, Ore. Dec. 2t.-A syste-
matte investigation by the Western
Union Telegraph Company, carried
on during the past six months, has
disclosed an organized system of
theft among the railroad operators
on the Pacific coast, by which the
telegraph company and thousands of
its patrons have been robbed of an
amount estimated at several hundred
thousand dollars. according to IA
statement made last night by an Of
fetal of the company who is in
charge of the Investigation.
Numerous complaints received by
the company from persons who filed
messages to be transmitted by the
company that their messages had new
er been delivered aroused the West
ern Union officials TO action.
\ secret service was organized,
and il was discovered that instances
OF over 90 per cent of the messages
filed at railroad offices. where the op-
orator Jointly handles the CONNER
cial business of the company and the
business OF the railroads we're never
tra nsmitted. and all records Of the
dispatches were destroyed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
FRUITA is TO GET
A NEW MODERN DEPOT

Last Monday special train bear
ing General Manager Ridgeway, Cen
eral Superintendent Stenger and sew
eral other high-up officials of the Rio
Grande system spent few hours in
Fruita Investigating the claims of
this town for the needs of new de-
pot.
After going over the subject com
pletely. ii was decided to do some-
thing for us. as we needed better ac-
commodations. y new depot Will be
built, or the old one will be remod-
eled and made TO appear as new
building.
Mr.. Ridgeway seemed to favor the
plan of remodeling while Mr. Stem
ger was cut and out in favor of mov-
ing the old depot to Iona and giving
Fruita a new building.
The matter was finally left with
Mr. Stenger of the Western to decide
as he thought best and for work to
lcgin just as soon as plans and other
arrangements could be perfected.
Inasmuch as the road has promised
Iona a depot before spring. and
Fruita must have much larger quar-
ters than at present and as Mr.. Stem
ger, general superintendent of the
Rio Grande Western end of the road
fayors a new depot at Fruita. IL ap-
pears that we win get brand new
depot.
In either case. our depot will be
about 100 feet east of the present To-
cation. in order to more fully clear
the crossing of Mesa avenue, which
is now too near the building.
The officers fully realize that this
city is growing. and that she will
grow even more than she ever has
within the next few years. They all
felt that much larger and better ac-
commodations were due us and all
are agreed that work on this propo-
sition should begin at the earliest
possible moment.
Yes. Fruita is marching on
Fruita Telegram.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

With big fat turkey for the prize
Fire Chief Rogers defeated James
Iapham of this city. this afternoon
in n fifty yard foot race. While the
time was not taken il is known that
the state record was broken. Chief
Rogers is an elderly gentleman and
to all appearances not built for run
ming. his opponent is a young man
of 20 or % years and straight as Il
sapling. but there was nothing to
it but Rogers. Ten years OF training
in running after hoboea had done its
work and he was an easy winner The
turkey will b. consumed Christmas
day.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
STRANGE METEOR is SEEN.
IBy Associated Press.

st. Joseph. Mo, Dee. 21.-Thc
strangest meteor ever seen in this
part of the country was witnessed
falling by several hundred persons
here yesterday afternoon between .
and O'Clock.
The meteor appeared to drop some
where in Kansas west of here. IL
seemed to be ball of fire about the
size of a street lamp. Its tail or
stream of sparks appeared 10 be sew
eral feet in length. 1t was visible
for about 30 seconds. a peculiar
white streak. which is regarded as a
phenomenon. the meteor seemed to
leave behind it as path. being Wis
ible for ; minutes. 1t seemed to
waver, as blown by the wind, and
faded from sight.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
IT LOOKS LIKE HILL
WILL CONTROL
THE WEST
IRy Associated Press. |

CHICAGO, DEC. 21-THE TRIB-
UNE TODAY SAYS:
THE ACQUISITION OF THE
COLORADO n SOUTHERN BY HILL
is ANOTHER STEP IN THE PRO-
TRACTED CONTEST BETWEEN
HARTMAN AND HILL FOR ST.
PRENIACl IN TARIFF CONTROL
OF THE WEST. BY SECURING
225O MILES OF THE COLORADO ~
SOUTHERN SYSTEM HILL HAS
SWELLED THE TOTAL OF LINES
CONTROLLED BY HIM TO NEAR
LS TWENTl-FOUR THOUSAND
MILES AND SECURES \ ROUTE
FROM THE NORTHWEST TO GAL
WESTON"
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
TO BOOST COLORADO
Especial to The Sentinel.

Denver, Dec. 21.-The Colorado
State Commercial Association is pre-
pairing to make next years work ths
greatest in it's history.
The association has for its purpose
the advertising of the resources of
the state of Colorado. \ systematic
way of doing this has been planned.
and every effort will be made to fol-
low this out.
All commercial bodies are invited
to Join with the association and to
keep the association supplied with
literature regarding their section of
the state.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
HAWAIIAN 10 QUIT
LABOR ORGANIZATION
IBy Associated Press. ]

New York. Dec. 21.-.announce-
mont was made here Saturday that
John }. HanalIan. grand master of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Enginemen, will on january 1, sever
his official connection with the or
eanization to take the vice presidency
of the American Automobile Stoker
company With offices in Chicago. l..
W. Ross, with offices in New York.
is president of the company of which
Edward Hnwiey and Theodore u.
Shontz of New York. are interc sted.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
A DENVER DOCTOR
TAKES SHOT AT MAN
Especial to The sentinel. !

Denver, Dec. 21.-Dr. Solomon
Orcntrich, the dentist who has at
tempted suicide three times, Sunday
changed the mode of his operations
and took n shot at u fellow man. The
fellof man WAS Leo Largman, mama
fer of Jewish show troupe, that l.
playing in the Women's club build
ing. The shot resulted from jealousy.
The woundis not fatal.
About six months ago the wife al
Orentrich lett him and joined the
troupe of which Largman is mama
Woncu's club building andtuointa
ger.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
DON'T FORGET THIS.

r lust final word or two re- +
r garding that stationery. which +
+ we have been turning out in +
+ scores of packages. i
= 1t seems to have pleased ev- +
+ erybody so far-not a dissent T.
+ ing voice. 1t costs just S1.50 +
+ for 100 sheets of pure linen pa f
r per and 100 envelopes. +
+ + + (. + j. + J. r +
People who have made purchases
of it, and have had the names OF
friends printed on it, say that it is
almost like finding Christmas pres
ent.
We can print packages of it up
until the last day before Christmas.
IL you bring two or three jobs the
last few hours of the day preceding
Christmas, we will guarantee to get
it out on time.
Just don't forget it-that is all we
ask
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
POISON IN PORK AND BEANS.
lBy Associated Press. ]

Kansas City, Dec. 2l.-The family
of n. S. Richardson, consisting Of six
persons. became violently i'll after
eating pork and beans at their home
in Kansas City. Kansas. 1t Is be-
lieved the pork contained ptomaines.
Three members of the family soon
became unconscious. Others were
so i'll as to be helpless. Only one
member. a boy, | 6-years-old. was able
to reach the neighbors to summon
help. Mr.. Richardson is S5-years-old
and his wife "a.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
REPORT MADE TODAY
LBy Associated Press. ]

Washington. Dec. 21.-The Phil
ippine scouts are highly commended;
the bill TO amend the Philippine tar
in act now pending in the senate is
endorsed, and encouraging progress
in the Philippines and the mainte-
nance of peace and order in Cuba
throughout the year are announced
in the annual report of Brigadier
General Clarence r. Edwards, chief
OF the bureau of insular affairs,
which was made public today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
THREATENED To QUIT
IRy Associated Press. |

Flushing, Dec. 21.-The trial of
Thornton Hains was resumed today.
\ sensation WIS caused when it be-
came known that District Attorney
Darrin had threatened Saturday to
resign from the case on account of
many criticisms of his conduct of it,
He was pursuaded to continue.
The district attorney has no inten-
ton of calling Mrs. Hams as II wit
ness for the prosecution.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
FIRE AT FRUITA TODAY.

This afternoon II fire started in
he fine high school building at
truitu as II result OF the overheating
pf a stcnin pipe, connected with the
furnace, in a partition between two
roontS. fhc pupils were gotten on,
Uf the building in good order NJ
after il hard right the fire was cN-
tinGuishctl The wall WAS badly
burned and other damage done. The
tire caused much excitement.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

Sentinel want ads bring results.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
MILLIONAIRE AND HIS
WIFE FIGHT THE FIRE
1By Associated Press. ]

ZicgIer. Dec. 31.-Joe Letter, the
Chicago millionaire and his wife
Joined with the workmen in fighting
fire trying to save the coal supply of
the Zeigler mine which started sew
eral days ago and now threatens an
immense amount of coal. 1t is be-
iieved that the flames have been
checked hut the mine cannot be
worked for months.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

John Cronin, the Colorado Midland
fireman who was injured at Basalt
a few days ago, is rapidly improv-
ing at the Glenwood Springs hospi-
tai. whittier he was removed after the
accident. Cronin was endeavoring
to release a coal chute, which de-
soended suddenly. striking him vio-
lentfy on the head. His scalp was
nearly torn off. but, although the
injury is painful one, the wound
is not considered serious.-Leadville
Herald-Democrat
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
TERRIBLE ACT OF The
WHITE WIFE OF CHINESE
LBy Associated Press.

[By Associated Press.
+ Chicago. Dec. 2l--The Amer +
4. lean wife of George All Wong, +
+ Il Chinaman. today Killed her i
:. four children and then commit +
+ ted suicide. - +
+ alcohol. :
i. The woman was insane. She !
1. was the daughter of reputable !
+ Chicago parents. {
! I. 1. + + J. + !. : + + + : I. 1. I. /
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

! 4. + + + f. + + + - + + i
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
JURY COULDN'T AGREE
IBy Associated Press. |

HawcsvilIe, Ky, Dec. 2f.-After
being out sjnce Friday the jury in the
case of James Parrish. the Owens
boro banker, charged with receiving
deposits when his bank was insoIvcnf,
reported today their inability TO agree
and were discharged. The alleged
liability of a million dollars is in
volved.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
BIG SCANDAL OUT
IBy Associated Press.

Lisbon. Dee. 21.-A big scandal
has been discovered in the city's ac-
counts. Over seven million dollars
are missing. The former Monarch
ial councillors admit of irregularities
but place the blame on the govern
ment which they say Illegally took
the money.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
CHARLES FIGHT ON
IRv Associated Press.

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. 21.-charles
Taft has gone to Columbus to open
headquarters for the contest for Unit
ed States senator.
He declares that there is no truth
to the stories that Roosevelt is op-
posed to his candidacy.
He would not discuss the report
that there is break between Con-
gresham Burton and President-elect
Taft.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
MOVING PICTURE SHOWS.
IRv Associated Press. /

New York. Dec. 21.-As an out
come of an agitation by clergymen,
Mayor Mcclellan has announced that
he will hold on Wednesday next a
public hearing on the advisability of
closing moving picture shows on Sun
day.
There are said to be 500 moving
picture shows running every Sunday
in this ci;~.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
MANY PIPES BURST.

: The plumbers of the city have
= been exceedingly busy today re-
: pairing bursted pipes. and the
? steam filters have likewise been
: very busy.
. The cold weather has caused
, not little damage in this line
: Several Easements have been
!. flooded during The past AS hours
as result of the unusually cold
: weather. causing water pipes to
burst.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
TO GIVE HIM A TURKEY.

The Fruita Bryan club. hav-
ing little fund left in the
treasury after the campaign, has
decided TO use it in buying a big
turkey. to be presented to Gov
ernor-eleot Shafroth for his
Christmas dinner.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
TODAY THE SHORTEST DAY.

+ Today, December 81. is the
+ shortest day in the year of 1908.
, The sun has entered the sign
of Capricornus, marking the as
Economical beginning of winter.
; There was about 8 hours and
; "a minutes of sunshine today.
+ Tomorrow will have l min
, ute more of sunshine than to-
+ day.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
DEATH COMES TO
"A NEWSPAPER PIONEER
tBy Associated Press. ]

+ New York, Dec. 21.-Major !
+ Orlando Jay Smith, president !
+ and general manager of the :
I. American Press Association I
+ since 1882, died at his home in :
+ Dobbs Ferry last night. I
+ Major Smith had been i'll :
+ since September at which time :
+ he was operated upon for can :
+ Ger of the stomach, but through :
+ out his Illness he retained his
+ interest in daily events. :
!. I. 1. + I. 4. I. I. + f I. + + /. :
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
KERRISON IS DEAD
IRy Associated Press. /

BY Assoclated Press. ]
: Boston, Dec. 2i.-John Ker- +
: rison. former publisher and +
!. owner of several newspapers in +
? England and the founder of the +
; first half-penny daily in that !
: country. died last night at the r
age of 10 years.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

Two we'll known local plumbers
and one of Grand Iunction's promi-
nent merchants mixed matters in the
alley back of the iatter's store. The
mechanics were getting the better OF
the scrimmagc when a steam filter
INTERVIEWED and the participants in
the battle were pacified to such an
extent as to be separated.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

You had better make your pur-
chase of silverware, watches and gold
and silver iewelry from standard
houses if you would save money. The
A. NJ. Cross jewelry house has great
display of Christmas goods from
which to select that are absolutely
guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
CONGRESSMAN LOUD DEAD.
IBy Associated Press.

San Francisco. Dec. 21.-Former
Congressman Eugene f. Loud, died
Saturday night at the home of his
son-in-law. Captain j. j. Callundin
in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

B. w. Robbins, general freight
agent of the Rio Grande, left this
afternoon for Glenwood on a short
business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
THAW CAN'T GO
[By Associated Press. /

Z Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-Har- :
= ry Thaw cannot be taken to Z
I. Pittsburg to testify in the bank I
Z .s.sg1cy proceedings, according I
4. to- decision handed down to- {
+ day by the United States court +
= of appeals. I
/. l. .. = = = L 4 l. L L 4. 4. L 80. Z.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
1Bv Associated Press. I

NEW YORK, DEC. 21.-THE d.
RES'TORS OF THE COLORADO n
SOUTHERN TODAY RATIFIED THE
SALE OF THE ROAD TO THE BUR-
LINGTON.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
TAFTS ARE SETTLED
TBy Associated Press.


Augusta. Ca. Dec. 2l.-The Tart
family took possession today of the
ferret cottage.
Following the usual custom, the
president-elect spent the forenoon on
the golf links.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
TO BOYCOTT AUSTRIA.
rRv Associated Press. I

Cettinje. Dec. 2l.-At . meeting
held yesterday. nearly all the influ-
ential Montenesrin merchants adopt
ed a resolution to institute boycott
against Austro-Hungarian products.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
HIS VICTIM DEAD

[By Associated Press.l
NEW YORK, DEC. 21.-HAiRY
Ii. SUYDaM, A PROMINENT MIN
ING NAN, WHO WAS SHOT SAT-
URDAY BY JOHN LIMSDEN, THE
INVENTOR, DIED TODAY.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
rBv Associated Press. |

New York. Dec. 2l.-Today the
lead market was easy at .4.17ia to
4.22 Y. Copper. lf.25 to 14.27 Il.
Silver 4S4
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21

w. II. Jones. who has been visiting
in the valley the past few months,
left for Denver via the Midland this
afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-21
NAMES SECRET TRIP

tBy Associated Pressl
NORFOLK, VA, DEC 31.-THE
BATTLESHfP MAINE HAS SAILED
UNDER SEALED ORDERS FOR
THE SOUTH. PRESUMABLY TO
VENEZUELA.