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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
THAW is RECoMMITTED
TO MATTEWAN ASYLUM

White Plains, N. Y, Oct. 21.-Jus-
tice Mills in the supreme court here
today recommitted Harry K. Thaw to
Mattewan asylum for the criminal in
sane. Justice Mills denied the applica-
tion for jury trial to inquire into
Thaw's sanity. He also denied the mo-
ton to discharge him from custody on
the ground that the jury at the last
trial did not find him insane. Thaw
will have to remain in the state asy-
lum until the Court Of Appeals shall
decide whether he is entitled to a
hearing before a jury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
TAFT TO INVADE
LAND OF DIXIE
Insists on Trip
Through South
ern States
ESTABLISHES A PRECEDENT
Starts on Campaign Tour
Which Will Last Until
Eve of Election.

Cincinnati, o. Oct. 12-William
H. Taft, Republican candidate for the
presidency, left here this morning for
4 continuous campaign tour, extend
ing over many states and which will
not end until the night before the
election. Taft during the tour begun to-
day will invade the Solid South. He
will probably be the only Republican
candidate for the presidency who has
ever spoken in the Southern states. He
will speak in Richmond, Virginia and
will make a whirlwind trip through
Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee and North Carolina.
The attention given to the Southern
states does not indicate any belief on
the part of the Republican managers
that such states as Virginia and North
Carolina can be carried for the Re.
publican ticket. Mr. Taft made some
promises which he insists shall be
carried out, and in spite of the fact
that National Chairman Frank Fl.
Hitchcock considers the southern visit
largely waste of time, 1t will be
made.
Candidates itinerary.
Mr.. Taft will speak in the heart OF
the old Confederacy on October IL
and on the same day before he reaches
the Virginia capital he will talk in
Greensboro, North Carolina.
Mr.. Taft will be in Tennessee on
October Is, speaking in the morning at
Chattanooga, at Knoxville in the after.
moon, and at Bristol in the evening.
The last meeting is for both Virginia
and Tennessee, Bristol being border
city.
| He then starts for Washington by
way Of North Carolina and Virginia,
speaking at Greensboro in the after
noon and at Richmond at night. He
will be in Washington on October 1S
and he goes through New Jersey on
October 10. speaking at Trenton, New
ark and Camden. The same evening
he will speak in Baltimore and the
next day takes him into West Virginia,
speaking in Parkersburg in the even
ing.
Finish in New York.
From there he returns to Ohio and
on October % takes up tour of In
diana, which is scheduled to deliver
him in Chicago for the last big mass
meeting of the campaign here on Sat
urday, October "a.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
AERONAUTS
HAVE HAlRBREADTH ESCAPE

Berlin, Oct. PA. Holland Forbes
and Augustus c. Post, the American
aeronauts, who yesterday had a mar
row escape from death when their bal
loon. the "Conquerer," burst in the
air at an altitude of four thousand
feet. had completely recovered this
morning from the effects of their
thrilling experience. They owe their
lives to the fact that the balloon open
ed like a parachute, when half way
down, allowing them to descend grad
ually.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12

Pittsburgh, Oct. 12.-In an authora-
tive statement given out here today,
United States Senator Stephen B. Eli
kins, Of West Virginia, branded as un-
true the alleged newspaper interview
printed yesterday, crediting his wife
with saying there was no engagement
between Miss Katherine Elkins. and
the Duke Of Abruzzi, III an emphatic
manner Senator Elkins said neither
his wife nor himself could give such
an interview for the simple reason II
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
COLONEL H. H. BELTS
WILL SHOW THEM

The Republicans of Grant county in
connection with delegates from Luna
county have nominated H. H. Belts,
of Silver City, as candidate for the
house of representatives from the two
counties named.
Colonel Belts is very well known and
popular and it Is believed will be
elected. If so he will make first class
member of the house.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
BERLIN IN RECEIPT OF.
ALARMING DISPATCH

Berlin, Oct. 12.-The Daily Anzeiger
publishes dispatch from Belgrade to
the effect that the Servian customs Of
ficials on the frontier, have taken
forcib,e possession of the Hungarian
customs house and that the people OF
Belgrade have burned another Aus
trian flag on the public square. The
Servian government correspondent
says in conclusion that the king ap-
pears to be unable to withstand the
warlike tendencies of the people.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
SENATOR ELK|Ns DENIES
ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER

was impossible to deny something that
did not exist.
Mr.. Elkins talked to the Associated
Press over the long distance telephone
from Elkins, West Virginia, and was
much exercised over the numerous re-
ports concerning the engagement Of
his daughter which have been publish
ed.
Neither III Europe nor In America
has any announcement Of the engage.
ment been made. There Is 20 engage
Inent. Az said
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
The Game in Detail.

Chicago, Oct. 12.-With two defeats
chalked up against them, Detroit play
ed the third game of the series Tor
the worlds baseball championship
with Chicago this afternoon at South
Side Park before large crowd. The
Chicago players were confident as a re.
suit Of their two successive victories,
but the Detroit club was not by any
means discouraged. The weather was
chilly and overcoats and rugs were
much in evidence among the spectat.
ors.
A good sized crowd was in line ear.
.ly to secure tickets. BY o'clock the
grand stand and boxes were
filled, but there we're many vac
ant seats in the bleachers. The attend
ance at the games has fallen far be-
low expectations, due in great mea'
sure to the cold weather. The game
was not called until 2:15 o'clock.
Score BY innings.
First Inning-As on Saturday, De
troit started Off with rush. O'Terry
the first man up, hit safely, was ad
vanced to second on sacrifice b.
Crawford and got home on hit b.
Cobb Chicago was retired In one, two
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
SOLE SURVIVOR OF FAMOUS
SOUTHERN FAMILY DEAD

Gallipolis, O., Oct. 12.-Mrs. Ruth
Early Nash, sister Of General Jubal
Early, of the Confederate army, died
here last night. She was the last OF
\ this famous Virginia family.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
CRETE FORMALLY DECLARES
UNION WITH GREECE

Canea, Island Of Crete, Oct. 1.-THE
Cretean parliament met here today
and formally voted union of the Is
land of Crete with Greece.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
SPEAKING DATES FOR
BRYAN ANNOUNCED

Chicago, Oct. 12.-Candidate Bryan
will speak next Friday night In Con
vention hall, Denver, on October Is IA
Omaha and on October is In Chicago.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
BRYAN WILL STUMP
s STATE or NEBRASKA

Fairview, Lincoln, Oct. Nv. j.
Bryan is preparing to start tomorrow
on a three days tour Of his home state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12
Finish in New York.

From there he returns to Ohio and
on October % takes up a tour of In
diana, which is scheduled to deliver
him in Chicago for the last big mass
meeting of the campaign here on Sat
|urday, October "a.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-10-12

three order. Score, Detroit /; Chicago
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the special inter
ests of the country, or to enlarge the
privileges and emoluments Of the peo-
pie preyed upon by those special in
terests; this paper respectfully sub
mits that If . man like Roosevelt. shall
fail in such efforts. what is to be ex-
pected from one who possesses not
one-hundredth part of the personality
and power which he possesses?
We have taken up in previous is
sues of this newspaper the glaring
and shameful wrongs being perpetrat-
ed upon all the people by the gigantic
combinations OF capital known as
trusts, and we venture the assertion
that no honest Republican will dis
agree in the assertion that these mon
ster combinations of modern CONNER
cial pirates are committing wrongs
against us all which cannot be ex-
cused or condoned. and which. If per
petrated by an individual. would land
him in the penitentiary. We doubt
also. II an honest Republican can be
found who dares maintain that these
iniquitous business combinations are
not built up. fostered. maintained and
made possible under and by virtue OF
the high protective tariff Of the Re
publican party. and that this high pro
tective tarif has reached the point
where the American people are rising
up in protest against 1t is proven by
the fact that the Republican party
promises in its national platform a re-
vision thereof. This it has promised
repeatedly. and repeatedly failed TO
keep the promise. Mr.. Bryan. In his
wonderful speech at Denver recently.
alluded to this fact in scathing de-
nunciation, and pointed out that while
the Republican party promises revi-
sion, It does not promise a lowering
Of the tariff, and does not say whether
the revision IL to be upward or down
ward. Speaker Joe Cannon. the Car
Of the House. and other eminent
statesmen of that party who have
taken stand pat" as their slogan. are
authority for the statement that no
revision will be made in the tariff that
will not enable the unlawful and I'M
holy conspirators in restraint Of trade
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

is admittedly far below that of Presi-
went Roosevelt. is going to accom-
plish for us, for the American people,
what Mr.. Roosevelt has failed to &C
complish? The reason for all this is
plain, 1t is 70 plan that school chile
can understand it. 1t lies in the fact
that no matter how honest a Republi-
can executive may be-. how much he
may desire to benefit the rank and file
of his people, he is surrounded, en-
comprised and handicapped by Sen
ate, a cabinet and by party command
ers who are dominated, absolutely and
entirely, by forces and interests that
have nothing in common with the
masses of the people. Those forces
and special interests furnish the mil
lions of dollars necessary for politi-
cal victory. and those votes and that
vast accumulation of money they will
not furnish unless their special inter
ests are taken care of and protected.
This is only business. This is only
human nature. You know it is true.
and we all know it Is true. The CON-
manding forces of the campaign must
yield to these demands or lose the
fight they are carrying on for their
party's supremacy. And the Repubii-
can Senate and House and cabinet
and others in high ofhces are con-
trolled by these forces and are forced
to deliver the goods promised prior to
the battle; 10 that the president, II he
be Republican. is SO placed. SO man.
acled and shackled by the acctrsed
environments of his party. that 1t Is
utterly impossible for him to do any
thing of moment for the good and vel
fare Of the common people. This fs.
we think, proven by the fact that MT.
Roosevelt. q good. honest and honor
able man, possessed Of an indomnita-
BILE will and a great personality and a
combativeness which has made the
whole world sit up and take notice OF
his 'big stick" has failed utterly to
bring about one single reform or rem
edy for the expressions Of the people;
has failed to curb one single trust out
of 2sO that are fattening upon the
financial life-blood of the masses: has
failed in every instance to lessen the
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

to obtain from US Il greater price upon
the products of their factories than
they charge to foreign nations after
paying freight across the seas and en-
tering into competition with free
trade countries and cheap labor, and
it seems reasonable to conclude that
we can accept the prophecy OF Mr..
Cannon and others as being true, for
the reason that like prophesies have
always turned out to be true. for
period Of over 80 years. and in Judging
of the future one has no better guide
post to go by than the past.
The Democratic party has taken the
position land we will ask you. Mr..
Voter. II it be not fair and JUST, that
the whole system of high protective
tariff is Ubiquitous and wrong except
as applied to infant industries Just
building up and in need of help, and
respectfully submits that to apply
tax upon the people for the benefit OF
Morgan's Billion-Dollar Steel Trust.
which pays 100000 per year divi-
dends, and then seek to destroy ut
terly and put out OF business Colo
radios little struggling sugar industry.
is refusing aid and protection to in
FAINT Industries and granting 1t to an
industry which years ago outgrew its
swaddling clothes and became SO
great and powerful . combination of
capital - actually to menace the well
fare of the nation. That such is the
policy Of the Republican party is
proven beyond any question of doubt.
and In support thereof We quote here
with q paragraph from the current
number Of Everybodys Magazine.
which prints \ lengthy Interview with
Mr.. TAFT ~ to where he and his party
stand upon the question Of free entry
into this country Of Philippine sugar.
and we ask you to compare Mr.. Taft's
utterances in this respect with the
plank in the Colorado Democratic
platform upon the same subject. Mr..
Taft said:
= :: ** - + :. + + !: I. :: + + : !.
:. ~ cannot omit to say that =
!: the Filipinos need, and BY ~ +
!: cry consideration should havs, =
+ the bsosAt Of the American =
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Why did Mr.. Taft single out an in
FAINT and struggling industry of the
far West for slaughter. yet advocate
no reduction upon the tariff which en-
ables the monster trusts throughout
the East to wrong and rob the whole
people? Is 1t because fthe RepuDli-
can majorities obtained in the East
ern states or the immense campaign
funds lavishly bestowed by those
same trusts?
Getting on down into Colorado we
have presented upon several occasions
during this campaign both in words
and pictures the. conditions existing
under q Republican administration.
You know of the theft of the guber-
material chair. You know that Gug-
genheim bought with smelter trust
gold a Republican legislature. You
know he does not deny It. but on the
contrary. seeks to Justify 1t. claiming
1t to be modern political methods. II
this be true then God deliver us from
modern political methods as enunci-
ated by Senator Guggenheim and his
party. You know the story We have
told you about these trusts. about the
Republican regime. both national and
state. about Mr.. Guggenhefm and the
management Of the for
est reserve by Mr.. Pinchot are all
true, are all taken from the facts and
figures of public records and public
history. and we defy you, MT. Repub-
lican, to refute any charge made by
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
BRYAN GUARANTY PLAN FOR
BANK oEPosiroRs MEErs
FAVOR EVERYWHERE.
DEMAND PROTECTION
When You Get Money From q Bank
Your Friends Endorse Your Note
when the Banker Gets Your
Money His Friends Should Do the
Same.


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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
LET Us NOW REASON TOGETHER
FOR THE sEsr INTERESTS
OF ALL.
IT IS NOW UP TO YOU
a. Judges and Juriss Of the Highest
Court What VIII Your Verdict be
Next Tussdsy7-Maks the Pun
i.hmsnt Fit the Crime.

rho history of the American people Is
now drawing to close; and peiole
We are all called upon to go into the
voting booth and cast ballot winch
for ausht we know. may be the decid-
ing vote relative to the political des'
tiny of the greatest nation on ear'n
for the next four years. or the policies
and fortunes of the great common
wealth of Colorado. or may be the In
terest and welfare Of our county or
at least. some prominent local omciai'
We should, as Judges and lawyers and
turtles. do, sum up the case. commune
with ourselves ard try to reason
out what Is right and Just. and wnat
will bring the greatest benent 10 tne
greatest number Of people.
While this paper has been consist
emily Democratic during this cam
pa;Rn 1t has left the lies and abuses
IN the other side, and although we
have arraigned the Republican party
Of the nation and of the state. and the
officials thereof. in severe and un-
...,-.a ,erms- vet 1t should be re-
,,.,rhs-ad that we have in every in
stance presented the facts and figures
from public records and from the MS
..-v - the state wen known to every
ND nosted at all in political matters.
We have endeavored to be fair ana
,n.. and have no other desire at this
L.. IN summing I'M the case. now be-
,ore the great Jury Of the people, the
court of last resort. than to have
o,ain honest. heart-to-heart talk with
o,r readers relative to the Issues pre-
.antad and the conditions confronting
co,orado. and we ask every man and
.,arv woman to give these matters
mat ve have presented honest and
...-.,e,, consideration. no matter
-he,har +bev be Democratic or Re-
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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

markets for their exports. e.
pseialiy 10 this true In 20 far
az Il rslatss to sugar and to-
baeeo. The effect Of the change
Of sovereignty has been to de-
privs them Of the Spanish mar
ket which they before enjoyed.
And yet, notwithstanding the
appeals made by President
Roosevelt and myself in their
bshaif, and the strenuous o.
forts Of many members Of Con-
sress, II has so far been i'm
possible to obtain for the Fill
pIno people free entry into our
markets"
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Continued on last page Supplement-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
Ell cOmerCiO duminiCanO.

Los tiItimoB datoa eltadiat'coa pub ica'
dos en- Walhir gtoD, BCfialan ol aumsDto
del ccmeTCio exterior de 6anto Domingo
duHGnte loB tltimos amos.
En- ol 1907, ga expoEtaci6n foe de
1858 536 dollars, 90 importation do
5156121 En- paiseH como Santo Do
mingo el comeECio interior no atquisrs
gFRndeB pTopoTCioneB, pueB 10 reduce & 10
production vents, On meEC8doB Fegions'
leu, do RTtfculos indiBpsnEs b!eB al consume
El ComeEcio con 81 extERDgero, indiCs,
tues, CuslCE son las Rctivi5sdeB dc ls isle.
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tfculo de expoTtRCi6n = aus ventGB RBCOn'
dieTOn tres millonep; sfguele el azdcAT,
de Cuyo pToduCto GxpoTt6 dos milIoneE.
CaIi TODD 81 TeHto dc las GxportRcioneG Dc
santo Domingo son de tAbRCo, bAnRnoU,
cafe. pitleV, miel nisRl, CerA y mRdeERG de
conjunction.
En- CuRrto & las importacioneI dc diChH
inlG, vGmoH que pI6ximamepts una Quarts
psEte son de tslOI de algad6D. Los Ests
dos Unidos vanden alli cRBi toda lR hRrinl
do tFigo que 10 ConEume, aIf como gran
dCs CAntidadeB de hieEFo y de aceFo. Tam
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miDgO inBtTumentoB agricolas, pToviEionsB
CAEnOB, pRpel, iab6n, EiaturAB y RoeiteI
FERnciR BuminiBtEa Bug vinog, Italia som
bRerog AlOmRniR sl RHFoz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-11
la aIecci6n del primer pTemiO de
belleZa,

Obtsndrk el primer pEemio On el CoEtd'
men de bellezR, cuya votaCi6n COmienza 81
dla de les CorEientsF, 10 gtfl0EitR Cuyo
Iem0 hRya obtenido el mayor ndmeTo de
votog, al ceFrsFBs eHtR slsoCi6n q Las IL del
dis de AgOstO pr6ximo.
Los votanteB uBaE6n los "cupones' que
ue hsllar6n en- cada EdmaEo de "La Co.
Eregps 7denciA". contar deBde hoy. Es'
ton debeEGn ner GuBCFito1 con 0l nombTe
del votante.
TodoA loo dliB publica16 ola Cores.
pOndencia' el n6meEo dc VotOB que haya
obtanido cadR "lGmA".
Los cupOneO EecoTtados C0nvaniGhtemen'
to seF6n enviadoB LA Correspondence
On donde 30 iran cIaEifoRndo , quedaTan
depoaitadoB haBts Rlg6n tempo despu61 de
'lR election para case de gus por alguion 30
deBse R'gunR ComprobRCi6n, podOrla rsa'
liz8T.
Pusden votar psEBonaG del Bexo fsme'
'nino On el FefsEid0- ''caEtfmen' ponisndo
uus nombres en- los ''cuponeA" en- Ia mis-.
ma fOEmR que los dem6B votanteB
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de que los nombEe8 de les votRnteg no de
bsF6n ger conocidoB na1R mss que de Ial
/ peruonaB que en- este diariO intsEveUgan
On IL votsci6n. Sin embargo, Gi donpu6I
de tfsctuads sAtS, algunS poFSoua tUvisTa
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Ci6n anteg TtfsTidR.
Los dos "lemAD", que obtsDgan eI ma
yor n6mero immediate de veto8 ls del
primer pTsmio % COnHideFan como y. y
3sT. premio.
Las Ueis fotegruftas Bs'd1 remitidaG
EStadcs Unidos para "a pub iCACi6n en
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dose ali como Gquf cuRI en- ls que hR oh
tenido el primer prsmio, 90 dscir, la puel
toEEiqutfis que en 81 ceEt6msn intsEnaciO
nal dispute 81 pri ner pEsmiO & MisD Mar
gurita Frey.
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una de las f't'grAfiaG do l6I EefsEidaS be
llezas puert -rEiqusfias