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Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
HIS TOUR OF THE STATE
Everywhere the Favorite Son Encountered Crowds and Enthusiasm--His Be Ii eff That His Party Will Hold Its Share of Labor Vote.

Washington, Oct. 14-Mr. Taft to- day concluded a three days campaign in Ohio. He said the republicans would poll the normal republican la Dor vote as heretofore, and carry Ohio. Said he: "The situation in Ohio is entirely satisfactory and no one has any reasonable doubt that the republican majority will be a sub stantial one. I certainly have no doubt on the subject myself"
 Again today the Taft special was delayed by an accident. In trying to negotiate a spur track from Cadiz Junction to Cadiz, Ohio, it was found at first that the train was too heavy for the grade, notwithstanding two engines were used. The train was run back to the junction and three cars cut off. On the second attempt while a speed of about ten miles an hour was being made, two wheels of the second engine jumped the track. Before a stop could be made the train had run two lengths The wheels, which were on the ties, cut them in two. On either side the track the bank sloped down for twenty feet and that the engine did not go over was said to be due to the pilot engine. No one was injured and but half an hour was lost.
 Steubenville and Wheeling furnished big audiences, but at each of the nine stops there were crowds and enthu siasm. Steubenville made much of the candidate He constituted the chief attraction in a lengthy parade.
 The central market house was cleared at Wheeling and there tonight the candidate addressed an immense audience, representing labor, and to whom he made his labor speech in full.
 Mir. Taft was later taken to the Baltimore & Ohio railroad station which has been temporarily abandon ed by the railroad. Here a business mems meeting was participated in by several thousand people. At Cadiz the candidate made his talk to farm CTS in the center of a wool growing district It was just dusk when Judge Taft left his home state and pulled across the river into West Virginia. Ten or twelve speeches have been mapped out for tomorrow on the way to Louisville, Ky, where he goes for an evening meeting.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
THREE PERSONS MISSING
For Three Hours the Confla- grafton Ragged, Threaten ing the Entire Town But Was Finally Checked by the Use of Dynamite.

Bisbee, Ariz., Oct. 14.-(Special.) )-At g o'clock tonight fire which began at i6:IO pm. was under control. The loss lis conservatlvely estimated at $500 O00. Nothing but a liberal use of dynamite saved the entire business section and a large portion of the residence section. The Y. Nj. c. A. and the public school building have been thrown open to 800 homeless people. The camp is under police control and the saloons have been ordered closed by the city mar- shaL
 Among the principal buildings lost in addition to about fifty dwelling houses are the Fair Store, the second largest dry goods house in the city, with a loss Of $3OO, ,OOO; the Elk's build ing. $50.0OO: the Angius building, $l0O,- GOO; the Johnson block, $40000; the Palace livery and undertaking parlors, $3.000; the Grand Hotel, $75,G00 Many other buildings ranging in price from S10,000 on down, were wiped out by the flames.
 The fire originated in the Grand Ho tel and was beyond control before the fire company reached the scene. There was also delay of several minutes in getting water. The hotel meanwhile, a three story structure, was making a blaze which made the saving of the surrounding buildings impossible. As Ia last resource business houses and dwellings were dynamited and the fire was checked after raging three hours
 The business section of the city was swept from the JonhsOn Henniger building on the north side of Main street and Ball and Bledsoe building on the south side of Main street, clear to a point opposite Castle Rock. Clawson hill is swept as bare as prairie, with the exception of the Henkel and the Clawson residences.
 For time it looked as though noth ing could prevent the entire business section from being swept away. Thou sands of men abandoned their work in the mines to help fight the fire Three persons are reported missing. The mayor has called a meeting of the citi- Zens for nine o'clock tomorrow morn hing to plan relief for the homeless.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
ATASCADERO CAMP BEGINNING ID DISSOLVE
The Arizona Troops Will Start Home This Morning.

Camp Atascadero, Oct. 14.-Having completed the allotted time for in structiOn in camp, the national guard troops of California today shook the alkali dust of Atascadero from their soldier clothes. The first to embark was the Second California infantry at II o'clock this morning. Travelling as the second section of the same train troop B, California cavalry, went at 11:30 pm. Other California troops strung out their departure from p. m. until 4:30 pm.
 Colonel McClintock and his Ari- zona men will leave tomorrow To- day they were engaged in construct ing shelter trenches under the direc- ton of engineers.
 The regular troops left behind have settled back for a strenuous two weeks to come, as their work will i'm clude longer hikes than have hereto fore been held here this year.
 The Arizona militia leaving at & o'clock tomorrow night will stop at Santa Barbara to enable the men to take a dip in the sea. This is a novelty to many of them. who have never before seen salt water. other than the Salton sea.
 On Friday morning the three days ninety miles riding test for field offi- cers will begin. Those who will par ticipate are: Colonel Maus, Colonel Schuyler, Colonel Smith. Colonel Bel finger. Lieutenant- Colonel Moon and Majors Cunning. Keefer, Benson. Me Iver and Knight.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
BRYAN WANTS COMPANY
It is Important He Says That He Be Not Stranded In the Presidential Chair Hemmed In by Republican House and Senate.

Hebron, Neb., Oct. 1.-The second days tour of Nebraska by William J. Bryan was brought to a close at this place tonight. Twenty-two speeches were made during the day by the democratic candidate varying in dura- tion from ten minutes to an hour.
 It was by far the most enthusiastic day for Mir. Bryan during the entire trip and the crowds greeted him at the various stations were composed largely of old friends of the candidate who had heard him man.. times as stump speaker during the last twenty years and before he was known as a presidential possibility.
 Three congressional districts were traversed today and in each one the candidate made an appeal for the democratic nominee. He invariably began his speech by saving that he was more interested in the election of tLc candidate for congrass than the candidate for president himself. q would feel mighty lonesome in Wash ington if both the senate and the house Were against me-" he said. but if you will give me the house l am sure we will make the senate feel lonesome"
 At those places where it was possi- ble 10 do so. Bryan discussed the is sues but in the smaller places he de- voted his time to explaining and de- lending the democratic position of the guaranty of bank deposits.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
THE SUFFRAGETTE
 PEACE BREAKERS
The Arraisnment of the Women Who
 Terrorized Parliament.

London, Oct. IA great crowd surrounded the Bow Street police court this morning when the woman suf- fragists and men without work, who were arrested yesterday during the disorders in front of the houses of parliament were arraigned. In the throng were many women wearing badges with the words, vote for wom- en"
 The three leaders, Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Parkhurst and Miss Cristobel de- manded trial by jury. Their cases were postponed until october 21st. Po- lice Superintendent Wells testified that traffic had been disorganized for four hours and eight persons had been in- jured by the demonstrators.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
PUBLICATION TODAY
 0F DEMOCRATIC GIFTS
The List Will Include All Contributors
 Of As Much As S100.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-The campaign fund of the democratic national committee and the names of all contributors of $100 or over will be made public by Treasurer Herman Ridder of New York tomorrow. Since the publication last Thursday of contributors of $500 and over, together with the total amount of the fund then in the con- mittee's treasury. there have been sev- eral large contributions and the total amount is now about $245,000.
 The publication of contributions of S100. and over is in keeping with the Denver platform. After tomorrow the committee each day will publish the larger contribution. The bulk of the democratic campaign fund has been raised by dollar contributions to the democratic press The largest single contribution of the week was S10,00O by Tammany Hall.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
SHIPPERS CHOICE
In Matter of Accepting the Uniform
 Bill of Lading.

Chicago. Oct. 14.-Announcement was made today that all the forty five railroads of the official classification, had addressed notices to shippers to the effect that on and after November l. shippers using the new uniform bill of lading prescribed by the interstate commerce commission will be charged the regular rates provided in official classification. If the shipper shall elect not to accept the conditions of the new bill of lading and shipping or der, his property will be transported at the carriers liability, limited only only as provided by the common law and by the laws of the United States, and of the several states in so far as they apply. and the charge will be ten per cent higher than the regular rate.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
METALS

New York. Oct. 1.-The London tin market was higher. spot quoted e1S2 Is 6d and futures e134 2s 6d. Locally the market was quiet. but higher in sympathy with the foreign advance, $29.10629.35. Copper was lower e59 15s for spot in the London market, but futures were unchanged e6O 12s Sd. The local market was dull and un- changed with lake quoted $13.37156 13.62k. electrolytic s13.121z 613.371s, and casting $12.S71k 613121a
 Lead advanced to e13 6s Sd in Lon don. The local market was dull, $4.35 G4.4O. Spelter declined to e12 9s Cd in London, the local market was quiet S4.47k 64S212. The local iron market was quiet.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
AN ARIZONA GIRL.
A Huge Joke" that got Her Suspected
 Of Insanity.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 14.-Miss Cora Zimmerman, arrested Monday and placed in the county hospital under the belief that she was insane, was dis charged by lunacy commission today. It is said that Miss Zimmerman be- lieved herself to be a woman Of marked beauty and would marry the scion of a wealthy family and that a brilliant ca reer on the stage awaited her. These supposed delusions she explained by saying that she had written to friends in Globe, Arizona, her former home, that these events were likely to occur, but that it was a huge joke" Her arrest she attributed to her mother. who, she said, wanted to take her back to Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
A PHOENIX COMPLAINT
 WITH THE COMMISSION
Three Charges Against the Railroads of This Section Filed.

Washington. D. C., Oct. 14.-(Spe- cial.) .)-The Maricopa County COmmer- cial club of Phoenix today filed three complaints with the interstate com merce commission against the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix, the Arizona and California and other railroads all leging that the rates on farm imple- ments used by fruit and vegetables raisers in that country are too high and discriminatory in favor of the farmers in California and other states.
 It is also alleged that because of the absence of competition the rates on all the roads are high and the commission is asked to adjust them on an equitable basis.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
THE STOCK MARKET
 JUST KEPT MOVING
The Course of Prices Was Without Any
 Significance.

New York, Oct. 14.-The stock mar ket took on all the aspects of a narrow professional affair today. Its varying fluctatiOns were very meaningless and reflected no conviction on the part of those responsible for the bulk dealings but it was merely to effect a move ment of prices for trading purposes. The volume of the days transactions was meagre.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15

When Bryan retired tonight at Heb ron, he expressed himself as being in the best physical condition. He has so far spoken forty-seven times in the last two days and is ap- parently the least affected by the hard work of any man in his party. The state committee assigned eighteen speeches to him for tomorrow but in all probability extras" will bring that number up to twenty-five.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
MARRIAGE OF MISS KENDRIcK
Daughter of Bishop Kendrick of This
 Diocese

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 14.-The mar riage of Howe Williams, a newspaper man of this city, and Miss Elizabeth Kendrick, daughter of Bishop J. Mills Kendrick, of the diocese of Arizona, New Mexico and Southern Texas, was solemnized at the summer home of the brides father at Oceaside yesterday. The newly married couple will go to Phoenix where they will make their home
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
GRAIN

Chicago, Oct. 14.-Wheat closed all most at the top figures. December closed 1O1. May 1O3 $ @1O4. Corn was weak almost at the bottom. The final quotations showed net losses of 146%s Ito 5sc. DecembeF closed 635s Ac, May 63As.
 The oats market was unsettled, close easy, prices off a shade to l4c De- 0Hc
 .eember closed ASIA @ 2sc and May 5O1s
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
TRIAL OF CAMPBELL
The Man Who Quarreled With Pursley
 Before His Killing.

Stafford, Oct. 1.-The trial of Frank Campbell for cutting Wayne Pursley, cattleman, who was shortly after killed by William Robertson, the city marshel. begins tomorrow. It will be followed by the trial of Robertson. The trials caused a big sensation. Both were indicted for murder in the first degree.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
THE REPUBLICAN WAY
As Charged by Chairman Mack of the
 Democratic Committee

Chicago, Oct. 14.-National Chairman Mack declared today that he had been receiving reports from the south that agents of the government were travel ing through the south and collecting campaign funds for the republican party from federal officials. He said he understood that the government of ficials had been sent from Washingtonf at the direction of certain important government officials.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
WIcKENBURe's PART.
In Giving Cameron Majority in Mar
 ico2a.

Wickenburg. Oct. 14.-(Special.)- Ralph Cameron accompanied by Gov ernor Kibbey arrived here today and a great meeting was held tonight It was addressed by the governor and MT. Cameron and both Of them ex- cited the large audience to frequent applause. Before the meeting MT. Cameron nut in his time meeting the citizens of this place most of whom knew him and he received pledges of support from a large number of dem ocrats. It is certain that Wickenburg will dO its part in giving Cameron a majority in this county.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
RACING IN KENTUCKY
A Famous Sport Whose End Is In
 Sight

Lexington, Oct 14.-What is re- garded by majority of racing men as a death blow to racing in Kentucky, if the courts uphold the action, was struck this afternoon by the state rac- ing commission when it adopted reso- lutions refusing to interfere with the system of betting now in force.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
cREMATED AT ALeuoUERoUE

Albuquerque. Oct. 14.-Mrs. Louis H. Chamberlin, social leader here, and sis ter of Perry s. Health. former assis- tant postmaster general and editor of the Salt Lake Tribune, was fatally burned here tonight in a fire in a room which started N'om an explosion of gasoline.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
FIGHT WITH TEXAS OUTLAWS

Fl Paso, Tex, Oct. 14.-In a fight near Santos last night, between a posse of officers and a number of men ac- cused of robbing several stores at Gordon. Texas, one of the band was killed and another wounded. Several escaped and the posse is still pursu- ing them.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
STOCKS.

Amalgamated copper 75A. American Smelling S61z, Atchison S9&, St. Paul 13612, New York Central 1O41z, Penn sylvania 1231z, Reading 130, Southern Pacific 1O32s. Union Pacific 165. U. s. Steel 465s, U. S. Steel pdf. 109%
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
CHOLERA AT PETERSBURG.

St Petersburg, Oct 14.-There were fifty-four new cases of cholera and twenty-seven deaths at St. Petersburg for the twenty-four hsurs ending at noon today.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
ALATER ESTIMATE

Bisbee, Oct. 15.-Reports given out early this morning puts the estimate of the loss by fire at $750,000.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
FOR EXHIBITION PURPOSES.

Chicago. Oct. 14.-The Chicago team expects to add a material sum to it's earnings by two exhibition games on the Chicago grounds next Saturday and Sunday with Detroit. President Murphy announced that all receipts would be distributed among the play CTS
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, D. C.. Oct. 14.-Fore- cast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday. except showers in south on Thursday
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
FAULTLESS FIFTH GAME
Detroit Consoled WithKnowl- edge It Did Better Than Last Year--Exchequers of Teams tosbe Increased by Exhibition Games.

Detroit, Oct. 14-'Tt is Chicago, champion of the world again Chances Cubs clinched the greatest of all baseball trophies by capturing the fifth game of the series at Bennett park today by a score of to o. At that Detroit did better than last year when they managed to tie one game then lose four straight. This year they captured one game, and also their to- tai of runs was greater for the series. The runs on the whole series were, Chicago, 24, Detroit 15.
 Detroit had no chance to win to- days game for the Cubs hit Donovan freely and fielded in perfect style while Overall held the Tigers to three hits, one of them scratch He struck out ten men. A comparatively small crowd witnessed the struggle. It is estimated that no more than 5000 per sons were in attendance despite per feet weather
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
FOR SALE.

New brick cottage. five rooms, bath and toilet S27OO cash. E. E. PAsCoE, 11o North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-15
FOR RENT.

Modern cottage of five rooms, fur nished, $40. E. E. PAscoE, 11o North Center St.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17
WILL SEE NEW PARADE.
Circus Day Visitors Have Unusual
Treat IN Store for Them.

There Is a treat In store for those
who turn out the morning of circus
4 day. as word comes from other cities
that the Rlngling Brothers are pre-
scaiing This year the finest street
/ parade of their brilliant career as
showmcn
Last winter all the material used IN
tsis parade was built new in Germany,
Fraacc and Japan. II Is threcmile
pageant of golden throne ears, band
wagons OF carved mahogany, tahleau
vans I faptastic japanese design,
ellborately chiseled cages and dens.
Turkish howdahs. Italian statuary.
elephant and horse blam cts made X;
Persia and flags. staudS.le banners
and coHulres Of the finest Cnna silk.
A 20camcl team hitched 20 gor-
geous tableau Is a novel display The
largest herd of elephants In captivity
Will march single lille. stepping elum-
silly to the music of bands, orchcstras,
organs, Gaines and drum and bngle
corps. Nearly i,300 men, W men and
children from every land where the
Fur shines VIII take part in the mighty
procession, and 600 OF the Finest horses
win be exhibited Mare strange ami.
mails taan are owned by any other
clrcus will be displayed In open dens.
fAis years parade IS the finest ever
offered by The Ringing BROTHERS, who
lbag have been famous + the brlli-
ancy OF thalr stTeeT spectaeles No
Gtaer circus has over attempted to
oven equal their worll-famed street
show. Il is equally true that the per.
formance they are Offering Is distinct.
ly superior to al others, especially SO
In point II novelty variety and its
Eurc pean aspect.
When the big circus comes to Guth-
rie on Tuesday Sept -. visitors viii
observe many changes IN its makeup.
Yhe parade Is all new. there Is an en-
tircly new company of artists concern.
ed in the giving OF the program. a new
spectacle has been added. and for a
climax to great performance the
Ringing r.thers have brought from
France Mile La Belle Roche aud her
death.ooaNiag automobile double SOM
ersault act Nothing has gone before
that this act can be compared ;o In
stead of one somersault. as heretofore,
this sut mobile with Miss Roche at
the wheel turns two complete revolu-
tions IN the air high above the heads
OF the audience while leaping a wide
gap
Horse Blows Out Candle.
The Goodnight horse, property of
the famous Riccobcno OF Russia, is one
OF company of trained horses this
season being exhibited with Ringing
Brothers Worlds Creates, Shows. II
wears b9ots, coat and trousers, takes
them of when a g-ng strikes ten
o'clock, makes its bed, blows out the
candle and reures. Riccobono person.
ally directs the act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17
SECOND DAY OF STATE W. C.T.u.

Oklahoma City Okla, Sept. H.
The second day OF the w c. T. L. con-
yenion here. Witnessed a larger at.
tendance than did the opening day.
The iormaltles OF business were civ,
en- attention this forenoon. Several
reports were read by chairmen of
county districts while a number of ell
tertainlng papers were read By dele
gates and others active In the worl..
A special program OF music and other
forms Of entertainment mas been pro-
ylded for tho night session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17
(Irirst published in Daily Leader, Sept
IL, 190S.)
NOTICE TO PRINTING
CONTRACTORS

The undersigned will on or before
the first day of October, 1908. at,two
O'Clock p. M. receive sealed bids on
four volumes Ct the supreme court re-
ports of Oklahoma in number as fol-
lows: Volume 10, 1000 copies; vol
ume 20, 2,000 copies: volume 81. 1000
copies and volume %, 1000 copies.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
enc hundred dollar deposit per volume
to show the good faith of the bidder
Contractor must be prepared to give
bond for faithful performance Of the
contract SUBJECT to the specifications
furnished by the undersigned, and the
requirements set out in House Bill
No. 472.
The state printing board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated this nth. day of September,
1908.
CLINTON c. woRRALL.
State Printer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-17
MANY GASES
D0CKETED

AS announuceud In yesterday s
.ealur the state criminal sourt of ap-
5eals organized last evening by seles
ing Judge Furman. OF Ada, presiding
officer. Judge Furman was the only
nemher OF the bench moi present. Ad.
purmmeni was taken until Septemb r.
81. when arguments viii be heard in
4 ngmtcr OF habeas &C rpus eases.
rho regular term viii be convened
september 2S Tho docket was an
bounced as follows:
\ fSepiembcr Is plaintiffs named az
, United Staies) J. r. Roper 6.
NJ Green. Dan Price ct al. Charles
Keys, Thomas Slater
September y 2ps4sSane. Campbell
George. a. w Mcdaniel w, T. Caye.
y paric Horace II Hoskins, Artbar
cnsley. 10 Nickers.
tSeplember 30-.Wiiiam Schroedas
! State. VIII Johnson vs.. Statai
Ienry Weston VS., Oklahoma Ter,l-
CRY; s. c. Caveiie vs. Same Moses
Wells same, George Alderman, same.
lOetoher NV. p. Price Us. Terri
ory, Bryan Reed same, Jim Wilkins,
anne; Elisha z. Baker same; j. r..
,ricc. same; Weslcy Yandcl, same;
lid Kclley, same.