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Williams news., 1908-10-31
Just place your X beneath the
 FLAG,
 And let it go at that.

What a prominent democrat has to say of Ralph Cameron:
 "Ralph Cameron is one of Gods nOblemen. He is prince, if ever there was one. He is my neigh Dor; am proud to call him my friend and I believe he is proud to call me his friend. I'd lend Ralph Cameron the shirt off my back and he would lend me his. There is not one word l can say against Ralph Cameron-that l would or could say against him. v From Henry F. Ashurst's speech in Bisbee October 22nd. where he spoke for Mark Smith.
Williams news., 1908-10-31
Clever Thief Caught with the Goods

Francisco Gonzalez, a Mexican crook, came to grief here Tuesday while trying to practice his profes- sion. Gonzalez walked into Pol sons store, placed his overcoat on a pile of read made clothing, and proceeded to buy some cloth ing. After he had made his pur- chase, he picked up his overcoa and walked out of the store. Mrs. Harrell noticed the peculiar actions of Gonzalez in picking up the coat, and suspicioning his game, inform ed MT. Olson, who pursued and overlook him. An examination of the folded overcoat disclosed three pair of pants. Gonzalez was ar rested and taken before Judge Langin, who assessed fine of $6C and added a jail sentence of six months for good measure. When Gonzalez was searched there was found on him a large bunch ot keys, such as only professiona crook would have use for He also had six dollars in cash. The previous day he had sold pair O stolen pants to a Mexican at the Last Chance saloon. The money was refunded to the purchaser O the stolen goods. Gonzalez il now roasting in the Francis cage 1 for birds of his feather.
Williams news., 1908-10-31
Republican Rally Last Night.

The republicans held big rally at the opera house last night at which Hon. J. F. Cleaveland, pri- vate, secretary to Gov. Kibbey, was the principal spea ker and the county candidates each presented their claims for election, next Tuesday, in short but able addresses. A large crowd was present and much enthusiasm prevailed during the speaking. MT. Cleaveland made a very able address, and prerented the reasons why the voters should cast their vote for R. H. Cameron instead of Mark Smith, if they really desired statehood for Ari zona at the coming session of con gress. Good music was furnish ed during the meeting by the K of P. band
Williams news., 1908-10-31

The Ladies of the Missionary so ciety and other ladies of Will jams, wish to announce that on the evening of November 3rd, :, they will give at the dining room of the Grand Canyon hotel the full and complete Associated Press election returns. There will be an operator in the hall to re- ceive and announce the returns which will be as fall as are ob- tainable in any of the great cities Proceeds for benefit of Ladies' Mis- sionary society. Tickets, $1 %, including admission for lady. For sale at Grand Canyon drug store
 Three little girls, Victoria Amelia and Rosa Sanchez, made orphans almost two years ago by the death of their father, were sent from Williams to "The Industrial Home for Spa nish Girls" at Tucson. The good ladies of Williams have assisted in keeping the girls in comfortable clothing, and also in paying their tuition in this splen- did home. The ladies will sell sandwiches and coffee on election night, thus giving you an oppor- tunity to help swell this fund for most worthy cause.
 F. w. Perkins, republican can didate for county school saperin- tendent came down Thursday to see the voters and remained over for the big republican rally at the opera house last night.
Williams news., 1908-10-31
A LAST APPEAL IN BEHALF OF
 THE REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATES

The melancholy day is coming,
 The saddest of the year;
 The candidate sits in the anxious
 seat,
 As November 3rd draws near.
 While it will be a sad day for number of candidates and their friends. it will pc correspond ingly happy one for the successful ones and the people who supported them.
 So far in the present county campaign. the various candidates and the different committees have absolutely refrained from personal abuse of candidates of opposite DO litical beliefs; conducting the cam paign along the lines of decency and fairness.
 They are appealing to the voters from their respective standpoints of merit and competency. and are not resorting to anything that savors of dirty politics. This is IS it should be, and it will be a hap py day when personal abuse in political campaigns will be totally abolished.
 Unfair political tactics may for a time prevail, but TO man car hope to be continually successful. by trying to build upon the found atien of another mans failures.
 Before we go to press again, II will all be over; the voter will have performed his duty as an Ameri- can citizen; the successful candi- date will be preparing to enter upon the duties which he has been chosen to perform, and the defeat ed will be wondering how 1t al happened. and, at the same time take his medicine without frown
 It is typical of the true Ameri can to accept defeat gracefully anc to come smiling for another round
 We have just heard from Ralpl Cameron at Clifton, Arizona, ano he says: Things look good tt me, but I am not taking anything for granted, but am working. day and night and then some, and vii continue to hammer away unti the sun goes down on the 3rd O November, and if I don't vii Mark Smith will realize that h. has been in dog fight"
 If Ralph does not win this time it can not be said that he did no put up a good fight, and make al honest effort If he is elected h can be depended upon to put tn same energy in his official work i behalf of the people of Arizons that has characterized his effori during the campaign. He does nc do anything by halves, but give them the best he has in whateve he undertakes.
 He knows what is expected ( him if he is elected, and as he will | the first republican delegate froI Arizona in many years. he realize that he must make an effort { make good the promises he hs made since his nomination.
 We know that he will be able { accomplish many things for Ar zona when in Washington, as I has friends by the score who wi listen to his appeals, and who wi be glad to recognize him when | makes his wants known.
 He is too wise to antagonize Il very people to whom he must loC for favors, but is tactful enough he friendly to all in the hope of r ceiving assistance when he neet it. If anything can be gotten f. Arizona, 1t is safe bet that we wi get some of the crumbs, at least. Ralph is chosen to represent us Washington.
 In looking over the names candidates on the republics county ticket, we can, in all si cerity, point to Fred Breen ar Tom Coalter as representali' men. men N whn a re nnt Slo1u LID q
Williams news., 1908-10-31
SOME LOCAL ITEMS

hrSt or the week. Only four more days until cleo tion. Hurrah for Bill! Geo. w. Mathews is confined to ( his room with very severe cold.
 Hugh Campbell. the Flagstaff sheepman, was a business visitor ( the city Thursday.
 Miss Dorothy Stark returned Monday evening from a three months visit in Saginaw, Michigan.
 Joe Johnson's new building is almost completed and will be re- opened by the same firm as first class restaurant.
 Don't forget the democratic rally at the opera house Monday even- ing. All the county candidates will be present and speak.
 This years crop of Sehotten's coffees to be had only at
 HILL & KENNEDY's
 MT. Lebsch's building has just been re-wired by Messrs. Hickman and Huey and is now undergoing some winter roofing repairs.
 H. c. Sanders paid his regular weekly visit to the county seat Saturday evening. Wonder what takes him there so regular of late.
 Election bulletins will be taken at the Parlor barber shop by one of the Postal boys. Seats will be provided for a large number of people.
 Finest line of fountain pens ever seen in the city at Hill x Ken nedy's.
 John w. Francis and Edgar A. Brown came in Thursday from the Saginaw camps. where they huve been looking after their po- litical fences.
 J. E. Rains, chairman, and Tom Pulliam, treasurer of the county democratic committee were in the city Wednesday looking after poli- tieal matters.
 Wm. Spencer of Ash Fork, was circulating among old friends in Williams during the week. "Jos" is just recovering from painful wound in his foot.
 Just received, one ton Gunther's bon bons in one half, one and two pound cartoons. HILL & KENNEDY.
 Hon. Thos. Flynn passed through here Thursday evening on his way home at Flagstaff from Prescott, where he was one of the princi pa speakers at the big democratic rally held there Wednesday sven- ing.
 Mrs. H. A. Wakefield and baby departed for Los Angeles last Mon- day evening and will remain there during the winter. Mrs. Wake field has been in very poor health for some time and it is hoped the change will greatly benefit her.
 J. B. Jones, fair commissioner returned from Phoenix last Friday ] evening. MT. Jones is very en. thusiastic over the outlook for the , fair this year, and says the fail |. will be the greatest ever held ir the southwest. He will proba bl y l return to Phoenix.
 Officers are on the lookout for 6 burglar who robbed the cash regis - ter of J. A. Patts' store, in Asf Fork, early Tuesday morning O F $1O Jeff Evons, who sleeps in th' 7 store, saw the man and fired a him, but missed him. The burg }. lar ran, and jumped through z
 window.-Preseott Courier. [ F. O. Poison of the Poison Bros y Were Co returned from his busi t ness and pleasure trip last Monday l evening. When asked about thu !. political outlook in the Sunflowe t state, Mir. Poison replied that everl
Williams news., 1908-10-31

N CIV York is too far from Japan; San Fran cisco IS nearer.
 Your grocer returns your money if you don't ike Schilline's Best: we pay him
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
ANARCHISTS ON
EMPEROR'S MAIL
REAL REASON FOR ABANDON
MENT OF GERMAN RULERS
VISIT.

Paris, Sept. 16.-A dispatch from
Mulhausen, Alsace-Lorraine, says the
real reason for the German emperor's
sudden abandonment of his excursion
into French territory few days ago,
was, according to the police, the
presence of French anarchists in the
district the emperor proposed to
visit At the last moment the po-
lice learned that two French anar-
chists had gone to the frontier with
bombs This information came too
late to permit the police to follow
and intercept the men, the descrip-
ton of whom was vague. According
ly the emperor himself was appealed
to not to cross the frontier, and he
reluctantly consented, not through
fear but in view of the unpleasant
consequences certain to follow the
occurrence of any untOward incident
while he was on French territory.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
PROVING MURDER
CHARGE ON NEGRO
STATES CASE ALMOST COM
PLETE I'M TRIAL AT
SPRINGFIELD

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 16.-The
states case is practically concluded
in the murder trial of Joe James,
colored, charged with having stabbed
G. A. Ballard to death. Blanche Bal.
lard, daughter of the murdered man,
testified that James crept into her
room, approached her bed and took
hold of her hand. She screamed
Her father awoke and drove the in
truder from the house. Mrs. Ballard
testified that her husband went out
on the porch, that James rushed at
him and plunged knife into his right
lung. The doctor testified that this
wound was the one which caused
death. James will be placed on the
stand today.
Sheriff Warner received a "black
hand letter yesterday threatening the
officers if James is not hanged. At
the bottom of the letter was a skull
and cross-bones, and the declaration
ringers must 60"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
PRANK OF NEGRO
COSTS SIX LIVES
THROWS LIGHTED MATCH INTO
A PILE OF BLACK
POWDER.

Sedalia Mo-, Sept. 16.-Six persons
were killed and 80 injured, four of
whom are not expected to live, as the
result of an explosion of a car of
black powder at Windsor, near here
yesterday The explosion was caused
by John Wesley, a negro, who threw
lighted ma -ch into pile of powder
which had spilled from a broken key
of the explosive For his prank Wes-
ley paid the penalty with his life, his
body being horribly mutiiated. The
dead are:
John Wesley, negro, who caused
the explosion.
James McCabe. brakeman, sedaiia,
Mo.
Henry Gravestone. residence un-
known.
Ed Davis, negro.
Two unidentified white men.
The fatally injured are A. F. Hersh-
berger, a conductor; ]. G. Wall. r.
A. Malone and Charles Walker.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
STATE SALOON
FALLS IN COURT
SOUTH CAROLINA nouoR MO
NoPoLY KNOCKED OUT BY
DECISION.
|DlsPENsARY SYSTEM FAILED TO
SERVE AS TEMPERANCE
MEASURE.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 16-Covering
every phase of the South Carolina
dispensary case in an exhaustive
opinion which deals with the broad
question of states rights, the Unite1
States circuit court Of appeals hand
ed down an opinion yesterday fully
sustaining Circuit Judge Pritchard
in the appointment of receivers u
wind up the affairs of the liquor mo
nopoly long maintained by the pal.
metto commonwealth
There was no dissenting opinion,
Chief Justice Fuller and Judge Wad-
dill, Jr., sustaining the law as pro
pounded by Judge Boyd. Counsel for
the state asked for stay of Judgment
in order to prepare an appeal and
was given 40 days.
The decision is of paramount i'm
portance in South Carolina, where
the dispensary has long been an o.
iject of attack. It's failure to serve
as a temperance measure, along with
charges of graft, caused a revulsion
of feeling, which resulted in the pas
sage of law to abolish it as a state
institution, at the same time permit
ting towns and counties to decide by
popular vote whether or not they de,
sire to retain it under local or coun.
ty management.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
DisAGREEs WITH COURT.
Revenue Commissioners Says New
Law Only Gave Authority.

Washington, Sept. 16.-The atteh
ton of Internal Revenue Commission
er Capers was yesterday called to
the decision of Judge Humphrey OF
the United States district court o.
Springfield, ILL.,, Monday in the dis
tillers' injunction case, in the course
of which Judge Humphrey is report
ed to have said that the commissioner
had been tardy in promulgating the
regulation which he had legal spoW-
er to enforce even before congress
gave emphasis to it by the enactment
of the food and drugs act.
In reply Capers said he was unable
to understand how he could have pro
mulgated regulations made necessary
only by the passage of the pure food
laws before those laws were enacted,
but he declined generally to discuss
the Judgment of the court until he
had read the full opinion, which he
has requested the district attorney
to send him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
HUGHES NOMINATED
'ON FIRST BALLOT
OPPOSITION FAILS TO UNITE ON
A CANDIDATE TO DEFEAT
GOVERNOR.
ORGANIZATION SLATE GOES
THROUGH TO MAKE UP REST
OF TICKET.

Saratoga, N Y, Sept. 16.--Republi-
can state ticket:
Governor-Charles E. Hughes, New
York.
Lieutenant governor Horace
/. White, Onondago.
? Secretary of state-samuel S. Koe-
mig, New York.
Attorney general-Edward r.
OMaLey, Erie.
omptroller-Charles H. Gaus, Al,
bany.
Engineer and veyor-Frahk M.
Williams, Madison.
Treasurer-Thomas B. Dunn, Mon
roe,
Associate justice of the court of ap-
peals-Albert Haight, Erie.
Charles Evans Hughes of New
York was nominated yesterday by the
republican state convention, by al
overwhelming majority and on the
first ballot, to succeed himself as
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
DYNAMITE LETS
co NEAR ASHi AND
ONE MAN BLOWN TO BITS
AND ANOTHER BADLY
PUNCTURED.

Ashland, Wis, Sept. 16.-One man
was killed and the general superin-
tendent injured in an explosion in
the plant of the Atlantic Dynamite
company, six miles from Ashland
yesterday morning. Twenty-three hun
dred pounds of dynamite blew I'D.
d. r. Weber, employed in the neu-
Trailing plant, was blown to pieces.
The general superintendent, S. T.
Beers, was brought to Ashland on
special train with a compound frac-
ture of his leg. His head was cut
and piece was torn out of his leg,
rendering him insensible for a time.
The explosion broke his glasses and
the glass cut his face.
, Beers has been superintendent of
the plant for year, coming here
from Emporium, Pa He was making
his daily inspection of the plant when
neutralizing house No. blew up. He
was long distance from the house,
but liquid dynamite mixture was
flowing in a gutter and an explosion
followed Beers weighs $50 pounds,
but the explosion picked him up and
threw him over 100 feet. Doctors
fear lockjaw. He is literally pune
tured from head to foot.
The only man killed, D. R. Weber,
was alone in the neutralizing house.
Only small fragments of his body
have been recovered,
The explosion broke many windows
in Washburn and the surrounding
country. The damage to the dynamite
plant will not be extensive. Beers
predecessor, l. l.. Pierce, was blown
to pieces by an explosion in neutraliz-
ing house, No 1, three years ago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23
SUES BIG CORPORATION.
Chicago Creditor Brings Action
Against $1o,ooo,ooo Concern.

Against $1o,ooo,ooo Concern.
Chicago, Sept. 16.-An accounting
from the McIlhenny company, a $780,
100000 Louisiana corporation, is
asked by William c. Titcomb in a
bill filed yesterday in the circuit court
here. Titcomb alleges that he had
a contract with the concern for five
years beginning July /, 1905. On
July 80 of this year, he said, he was
served with a notice of termination
of the contract. He declared that
there was then due him $1,035 and
asks that the company be restrained
from removing the assets which he
alleges it has in Chicago. The bin
also relates that the concern became
indebted about January 1 to the ex-
tent of $35O,000 through it's fiscal
agent in New York, George Young,
and also that it has not complied
with the laws of Illinois regarding
foreign corporations
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-23

western states to make campaign
speeches have been received in great
numbers He will be asked to visit
as many states as he can in the time
he has to spare from his own cam
paign. 1t is said that he may be
scheduled to speak in Kansas, Ne
braska, Iowa and other western
states where his popularity is strong.
Names Vote Not Significant.
Representative Boutell of Illinois,
who has just returned from campaign
ing in Maine, visited the republican
headquarters yesterday. He said the
small majority by which Maine was
carried by the republicans has no
particular bearing upon the national
election. He thought the return Of
the entire republican congressional
delegations was an indication that
the attitude of the party in congress
meets with the approval of the peo-
pie of the, state, regardless of local
differences. He predicted that in the
national election the normal repubn-
can majority would be given Taft
and Sherman.
Pleasing to Taft.
Cincinnati, o., Sept. 16.-ApprIsed
|of Governor Hughes nomination,
Judge Taft's remark was:
4 am very glad he is nominated
Later he sent the following to
Hughes:
Il sincerely congratulate you upon
your well deserved denomination. 1t
not only makes the state of New
York safe in November, but it great
ly strengthens the national ticket IN
every state in the union. | hope you
will be able to give some of your time
in the campaign to the west
Utah CongratuIates Hughes.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 16.-When
the Associated Press bulletin an
nouncing the nomination of Governor
Hughes by the Saratoga convention
was read before the republican state
convention here yesterday afternoon
the delegates cheered wildly for
some time. A resolution was offered
instructing the chairman to telegraph
the congratulations of the convention
to Governor Hughes. It was carried
with whoop,