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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
DAY DEVOTED
TOPOL|T|CAL-
SPEECHES
WILLIAMS FINDS FAULT
WITH SPECIAL MESSAGE
Bonynge Of Colorado Replies
to MiSsisSippian Accusing
Democracy of Hypocrisy in.
Praise of President,

INV Morning journal Special 4.easod Wire.
Washington, ID. c., Feb. 4.--Presi.
dent Roo4evelt's recent message tC
congress on the relations Of capita
and labor and of corporations and the
public again was the theme of discus
sion in the house today. SO great was
the demand for time that general de-
bate on the Indian appropriation bill
which is the pending business was ex-
tended twenty-four hours. Interest in
today's proceedings centered in a
speech by John Sharp Williams, the
minority leader, who while lauding
the president for some of his senti-
ments expressed the belief that others
were dangerous
Mr.. Williams spoke for nearly two
hours. His remarks on the financial
question prompted a lengthy discus
sion of that subject by Mr.. Hill of
Connecticut, in which he opposed the
Aldrich financial bill
After briefly discussing the financial
question Mr. Bonynge of Colorado
called attention to what he said was
the absolute insincerity and hypo-
crlsy of the democratic party as an
organization in its political attitude
toward the president of the United
States"
He quoted several passages from
the last democratic campaign book
antagonistic TO President Roosevelt
ana inquired il they accorded with
the present democratic commentator
of the president. He charged that
these utterances of democrats made
at this time are simply made for po-
litical purposes"
The democrats, he said, had here
tofore shown the discretion to with
hold their commentator of republican
statesmen and republican admins
tration until the statesmen had pass
ed to the great beyond" and the ad-
minlstration had passed into history;
but this time they we're catching uri
with the procession and We're endors-
ing while the administration was still
in power"
DO you mean to say" inquired Mr..
James, of Kentucky, that we must
wait for Roosevelt to die before we
applaude his message ?"
''If you desire to pursue the course
you always have responded Mr.
Bonynge, that would be the proper
thing to do"
A remark that Mr.. Cochran had en- I
dorsed the administration brought Il
denial from that gentleman who said
that endorsement of a single message |
was distinct from an endorsement Of !
the administration. Republican ap- |
pause and laughter greeted Mr.,
Bonynge's reply that he could well un- !
derstand the democratic change Of |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
FACES
PARALYSIS Of
BUSINESS


lHy Morning Journal special Icnsed Wire /
Phoenix, Ari2, Feb. i--rursuu has
on hand a fuel oil supply to last only
twenty-four hours. Unless suppN
can be secured of the railroad which
seems Impossible, the city will be-
without gas and electricity or street
car service until supply arrives from
California. The commodity rate ON
oil from California to Benson and In
temediate points was six dollars per
ton, The interstate commerce COM
mission ruled that this rate no longer
applied to Tucson and thus declared
in force "a rate Of S23.G0 ton \
special ruling made gave Tucson the
six dollar rate again but required it's
publishing for thirty days The rate
goes into effect today but meantime
the town has acquired fuel famine
and the railroad itself has short
age.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
TAFT SECOND
CHOICE: Of
INDIANA
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
TO VOTE FOR FAIRBANKS
Resolutions Endorsing Vice
Presidents Candidacy and
Administration Adopted at
Harmonious Conventions.

lBY Morning journal Special Iensed Wire ]
Indianapolis. Feb. 3.-Indiana ref
publicans today selected in district
convention twenty-siN delegates TO
the national convention at Chicago,
-four delegates at large to which We're
chosen by the state convection Aprll
2l. The district conventions today
were harmonious and in every district
resolutions We're adopted endorsing
the candidacy Of Vice President
Charles w. Fairbanks for the presi-
dental nomination and instructins
the delegates to work and vote for
him.
Al Laporte the tenth district con-
Vention elected George AIDE of Dent
land, tho humorist and playwright,
and XIII Stills delegates to the national
convention The election of AIDE and
Sills followed warm fight in which
a strong sentiment for Taft was de-
veloped.
w. h. Wood, Of Lafayette was de-
feated for delegate because of his
pronounced ant-Crumpacker and
anti-Taft tendency The convention
endorsed President Roosevelts admin
lstration, the candidacy of Fairbanks
for president and Harry New for ma
tional chairman
The understanding is that the dele
gates will vote for Fairbanks in the
national convention as long as Fair
banks has any chance and will then
throw their support to Taft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
URGENT DEFICIENCY
BILL PASSES SENATE

Washington Feb. 4.-The senate 20
day passed the urgent deficiency Ill.,
carrying an appropriation of over SEA
100000. The large deficiency appro-
priation for the navy brought out con
siderable discussion Of the subject or
the executive departments making eX-
penditures not provided for in appro-
nriations.
Deficiency appropriation for the
Panama canal gave rise to democratic
criticism of the publication Of a pa
per by the canal commission at Pam
anna, and incidentally Senator Teller
declared that he believed the lock
canal at Panama would some day be
declared a failure and that sea level
canal would take its place.
The senate spent two hours consid-
ering the criminal code bill and then
adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
BATTLE WITH
ROBBERS IN
SAN JUAN
NEW MEXICO POSTOFFICE
LOOTED BY BOLD THIEVES
Posse in Pursuit of Burglars
Captures One and Is Driven
Back After Gun Fight With
His Comrades,

NY Morning journal Special Leased Wire.I
Durango, Colo. Feb. 4.--Four men
robbed the pogtoffice at Pendleton, ~.
NJ, last night of several hundred dol
lars worth Of stamps and also some
cash. A posse was formed and went
in pursuit Of the men. who had fled
to the mountains, several miles dis
tant. One man was captured, but the
other three reachd tn hills and barri-
caded themselves in a canyon. A bat
tie ensued but the robbers drove back
the posse No one was hurt as far
as known. The posse still remains
in the vicinity Of the hiding place Of
the robbers and will make another At
tempt 10 capture them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
NIGHT RIDERS RAID
TOBACCO MILL
Owner and Foreman Badly
Beaten by LawIeSS Ken
lucky Mob For Buying Non-
Union Crop,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased "

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Salem, Ky, Feb. 1.-Two hundred
masked night riders visited Dycus-
burg, Ky, early this morning and ap-
piled the torch to the Bennett Tobacco
warehouse and distllery. Both were
completely destroyed. The loss is about
$4,000.
The mob shot up the home Of VIII
liam Groves, foreman Of the tobacco
factory, drove him from the building
and whipped him almost to death.
Harry Bennett, member Of the
firm of Bennett Bros, was taken from
his home, tied to a tree and severely
whipped. He was left bound to the
tree. Bennett Bros. operate an in
dependent factory and have been buy
ing tobacco from non-association
growers. it is alleged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05

Now York, Feb. 4.-Caught DetWeen
collapsing floors seven hremen were in
jured tonight while fighting fire
which destroyed a five story structure
occupied by dry goods firms at 43
Worth street, in the heart of the
wholesale dry goods district Fireman
Frank Eglanton is missing and is be-
lieved TO be in the ruins The none
tary loss is estimated at 100000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
FIVE LIVES LOST ON
BURNING STEAMER

Boston, Feb. "A wireless dis
patch from the White star Liner
Cymric, by way Of South Welfleet,
Mass, received tonight, told the story
of the burning or the Phoenix line
steamer st. Cuthbert with loss Of four
men of the crew ana a stowaway, and
the rescue of the remainder Of the
crew by the boats Of the Cymric.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
New Forest OFFICERS.

Washington. Feb. Announce
ment was made today of the appoint
ment of James j. Woolsey, of Eaftord,
Arizona, as assistant forest ranger on
the Tonto (south) national forest Ari-
zona. James Reed and Charles n.
Birdno have been appointed forest
guards on thu same forest, and Har-
vey Hance mas been appointed a for
est guard on the new Verde national
forest, Arizona.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
FRENCH SOLDIERS
PERISH IN STORM

Paris Feb "A dispatch received
here from NJ. Jonnart, governor gen
eral Of Algeria, declares that not
fewer than twenty-eight and possibly
more soldiers Of the Twentieth COM
pany of the foreign legion perished on
February in the binding snow
storm that overlook them on their
way To Fort HASA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05

INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS
MAKE POWERFUL PLEA
Speaker Cannon and Repre-
sentative Payne Point Out
Unwi8dom Of Change on
Heels of Financial Panic,



! Washington, Feb 4.-Thc present
congress will not appoint tariff
commission. Revision of the tariff
will be undertaken next winter in the
short term.
These announcements in substance
We're made today BY Chairman Payne
of the house committee on ways and
means in the presence of and with
the tacit approal Of Speaker Cannon,
the occasion being call upon these
leaders by a tariff revision delegation
from various parts of the country,
comprising representative Of many
of the biggest manufacturing ana in
dustrial concerns In the United States
and headed by James w Van Cloave
of St Louis, president of the National
Association of Manufacturers; former
Governor \, ]. Bachelor of New
Hampshire and II T. Miles of Ra-
cine, Wis, chairman of the tariff
committee of the National Association
of Manufacturers.
The delegation spent more than an
hour presenting their case ana listen
ing to the replies by the two foremost
republican leaders in the house,
which, while they were cordially
pouched were nrr az, .N retlsai q
all that the delegation had jouneyed
to Washington to plead for
In introducing the subject Of the
appointment of a tariff commission,
in line with the Roveridge bin recent
ly offered in the senate, Mr. Van
ClpaVp said the delegation was unan-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-05
Temncrnncc Nirlory in Dulnlh.

Duluth, Feb. Alderman r. d.
Haven. republican pledged to enforce
the saloon laws was today elected
mayor Of Duluth over Emil A. Tess
man. democrat and president of the
city council, by 1000 majority,
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
RECORDERS OFFICE

Mary A. Pattee and husband to Mary Ann Roberts and husband, deed part lot 1 Blk. Wickenburg.
 O. BOurdon to Geo. w. Nephew deed to WIZ SW1-4 Sec. 34 5S 6-W.
 Mary C. Nichols and husband to Ella E. Webb deed to part NE1-3 Sec. 22 IN 4-E.
 Mary F.. Lbring and husband to c. w. Cisney deed to lot Blk. 3 Ever greenAddn.
 Charles NJ Clark to Fortuna Gold & Copper Co deed to Claims in iWnifred Mining district.
 c. NJ. Clark ct al, to Fortuna Gold & Copper Co.,, deed to Malachite & Homestake Claims. Winifred district
 Walter L. Hastings to Fortuna Gold & Copper O., deed to Scarlet Wedge of iWnifred District
 John Eyrich and Wm. Turner. to Fortuna Gold & Copper Co. deed to Tilden & Scarlet Wedge, iWnifred dis trict.
 w. D. Fulwiler by w. F. Williams to Fortuna Gold & Copper O.. deed to Wedge Mining Claim, iWnifred dis trict.
 Maria s de Pima to Chas A. Stauffer deed to lot Blk. F Phoenix.
 A. Pima and wife to Michele Gresso, deed to lot Blk 2S Churchills Addn. .W7s sierifndKa TAOIN SHROINEetao
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
RAISING MONEY FOR
 CONGRESS EXHIBIT
c. A. Cowgirl of the Phoenix Board of Trade Writes About the Matter.

w F. Geach, chairman of the fi- nance committee appointed to collect funds for the purpose of placing an ex- hibit at the National Irrigation con gress at Albuquerque, is in receipt of the following letter from the secretary of the Phoenix board of trade The other members of the committee in Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa were also mailed copies. The letter says:
 Gentlemen:
 l am advised by the treasurer that there has been no remittances received by him toward deferring the expenses of the exhibit to be had at Albu- querque except what the Phoenix board of trade has paid $1500O to- ward their portion of the cost of this expense
 The exhibit committee has acquired an expense in excess of this amount already. All bills will be due and payable on the first of September, at which time please hand in your re- spective amounts on the following basis:
 Total expense SG5O.OO: of which Phoenix is to pay 60 per cent. Mesa 20 per cent and Tempe 20 per cent
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
fslRAL CHANGES IN a HELD DAY PROGRAM
nmittee on Arrangements For This Tcasion Has Made Some Alteration c Events.

he MI. A. stake officers held a scial meeting last night for the pur- r& of rearranging the program for ia day. owing to the fact that out siIi communities for different reasons hn decided not to enter the contests b oJ}f7ield Day, the committee on ar tsIrements found it necessary to make } .shange in the plans governing the [n contests, therefore the committee Ildiany livites the people residing in ,- four districts known as Mesa, -na, Iehi and Papago each to ar rge teams and to enter the contests fsthe loving cup. The events will be |tt sane as announced through the ptious issues of the daily papers. anare as follows:
 e hundred dash. winner, points; sead best, points.
 kylvd. dash, winner 4 points; secdAest 2 points.
 Rtis shot, winner, 4 points, secsd sst points.
 Hm throw, winner. points, secpuunet2 2 points.
 thre: winner, 6 points, second besr ieihte points.
 Hl jump, winner, 4 points; secopest points.
 Bre jump. winner, points; secOrbest points.
 Pohault. winner. points; sec ond D 2 points.
 Relsrace. 10 men from each place, winnirteam F points second best 6 points.
 Eacbcontestant may enter two eventsne same to be governed as followsor example, any person en- tering foot race may compete in puttingle shot or hammer throw or any Ornf the jumps. But the same person nnot enter two races, two throwssr two jumps, all may com pete inc relay race.
 A sesd loving cup has been ar ranged r,. to be given as a prize for the yO6 il'lies residing in Mesa. All ma, Lss,s, f Papago will take notice from 1Ss, iblication and make all necessary Engagements for Field Day in prepari to play and take part in the baskall contest for the cup, if there arefy more events in which young las will enter. these will be annOuncelater.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Jas. Teeter has returned from a business trip to Nogales. He was ac- companied by F. F. Stewart, who is now returning overland in company with Jack Teeter.
 Miss Jessie Warehouse. who has been spending the summer at Mormon lake with the Mullens, has returned.
 F. L. Pogue, who has beea spending the past few months here. left last evening on a trip to differen- Califor- mia points.
 Mrs Geo. Kane of Phoenix was here yesterday making arrangements to send her son to the Normal this year.
 The Tempe-Phoenix stage line has been sold by Manuel MazDn to Joe Lacey of Phienix.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
MEsAt<E GOES TO AUSTRIA

Frank Fl baker at the Mesa bak- cry on Ntay last shipped a large weddingce to Bernhard Bertram, a friend offs residing in Vienna, Aus tria. and,ho will be married in the near fuu, The two men are close friends, WAen Bertram wrote a few mC12. .SegO. of the coming event. Pia answd that if it took place. he would furfa the wedding cake This will prob9i prove a novel as well as a pleasingltsent to his friend across the sea, trally there are a great many Eve, dishes prepared at the -.e-1g feast, but the we'd ding cahs' almost an unknown deli cacy the,g
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
ITF.oe LOCAL INTEREST

Mrs. f5-~se Zimmer returned last week finn Prescott, where she has been fo several weeks past for the benefitf her health. She states that she feel greatly improved. Mr. Zim- mer retained here where he has taken chargef blacksmithing shop, and will pr$abiy be there for sometime.
 Jam' ier of the Arizona Land comp55v as a passenger to Phoenix yestoo.,,, to HShich place he went on Land Tsafs4sny business.
 Josepl Giffin went to the Capital City yesefIay, where he expects to re-
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
BISON SANDERS

A veVyretty but quiet wedding oe- cured IAlma on Monday evening. when Aid Nelson and Miss Eliza beth Sairs were united in marriage lat the he of the brides sister, Mrs. Andrew KIeinman. Bishop F. T. PomeroSf the Church of Latter Day Saints, (Which the young people are membersJerfornIed the ceremony
 The ney married couple will make their nernent home in Lehi, where the grooris engaged in ranching. Both Mir. and fs. Nelson are very popular and wellh1wn in Mesa and vicinity
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
Tempe Department
 F. w. GRIFFIN Manager

deputy sheriff, spent yesterday after noon at this place accompanied by MT. Forest, the deputy. The afternoon was spent in arranging personal mat ters by MT George pending his return if he comes back, and arranging for the disposition of certain things in cese he remains there, all of which depends upon the outcome of the case. By a peculiar coincidence the deputy is an intimate personal friend of Mir. George. They were raised as boys together. During the three months George spent in Tempe he made many friends and conducted himself in an exemplary manner, and there was much regret here when his arrest was made. The two left on last evenings Maricopa train.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
EvENINs toR DRILL ARRANGED

The ae1an %9rk Of drilling COmpany T.. hasp~~ssss- gun by Captain J. B. Nc,sCn, 10 has had the boys ont for practice fnilitary tactics twice. since the new tanizatiOn was effected. and the memtrsof the company are work ing diligitl; preparatory to the en- campmet the Capital City during the terrt mosir which will be held there neN the ' It is hoped that by this tfSne's.s., ,ys will be able to make a creditable showing, al though tn ime is short in which they have to thi.
 It has 9en decided that bi-weekIv drills wipje held and Tuesday and Saturday e'enings have been selected for this Surkse.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
GENERAL COMMITTEE
 OFFICIALS SELECTED
Hoval AZ Smith of Bisbee Appointed
 Chairrna, Sims Ely, Secretary.

Ralph [ameron. the republican can didate T-4selegate to congress, in ac- cordance Win the privilege accorded him by the nominating convention. has chosen the Qffcers of the new terri torial centril committee and yesterday made pubic their names The chair man of the SQmmittee is Hoval A. Smith of EiSPee, and the secretary is Sims Ely q this city. L. W Collins also of this,city, has been made assis- tant secretary II. B. Penney of Tue son, the refrRg chairman, was ap- pointed trea5Iifer and E. $. Clark of Prescott was nstned as vice chairman.
 An advisoJs Committee was named as follows: T Dl,aoIloy of Yuma. Dell NJ. Potter of Grtham, w. S. Sturges of Pima, AlOnzO EDbbell of Apache, Geo. .U. Young of Y,vapai, Mott E. Guild of Pinal, and Sims Ely of Maricopa. The annOuncenept was made in Pres cOtt by Mir Q"leron just before leav- ing for his h9ne e.in Flagstaff. He is expected in Fhlenix again in a day or two.
 Chairman Snih has been a resident of Arizona formany years though it is only recent ears that he expressed an active intersst fs,politics. He has been associated ygh the mining in terests of Arizorn ever since he came to the territory. first in the Morenci district where heshperintended the con- struction of vaTtus plants for the De- troit and Shann'p eNmpany. Later he became affiliatSr With the c. & A. at
 l,,,rC-. Il witnessed the wontrful development of the Warren disttt Mir Smith op- erated independently to a very large IeXtent and most Successfully. He is now a member of shetirm of Hoveland & Smith which rpreSnts large min- ing interests botb in s-e Warren and in the Globe dstriSS MT. smith is representative of the lest business in |terests of the territpy is an untiring worker and has .denied to maintain headquarters in Bisld which will be a central point of irfeest during the campaign and is He\stronghold of Mark Smith.
 Assistant Secretary S>llins will be lon duty in the Bisbe 6eadquarters.
 The secretary of the ommittee. Sims Ely, will remain in Ranix, where he will have general sssvlsion of the detail work of the cahpign. MT. Ely the territorial auditt we'll known throughout the terEttncHe, isa.- ideal of- l flee man and expe0 oo m campaign work. Four years as9re served as | secretary of the commfte during the campaign of B. A. Fowfffor congress.
 The gentlemen nameh the advis- | ory board are all menKweight both in their respective couties and in the territory generally. If the campaign does not prove to be aflnning one it cannot be laid to. posi- Pigment in the choosing of an organiztion force.
 A soN.-Mr: and Mrs. Harry A.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
A RUNAWAY.
The Particulars of Which Gould Not
 Be Learned Yesterday.

Residents of Tempe were disturbed and somewhat alarmed Monday even ing between 9 and 10 o'clock by the screaming of woman and the chatter of horse and buggy as ic tore down the street. Some say it went east on Eighth streeet and others feel certain that it was nearer the main part of town. All agree, though. that fhe wo- man in the rig gave unmistakaOle evidence of being badly frightened It was impossible yesterday to find out any particulars. No one knew who the occupant of the conveyance was, but apparently there were no serious results
Arizona republican., 1908-08-26
The exhibit committee does not de-

The exhibit committee does not de- sire to acquire any more expense if this money is not going to be forth coming. In the event We cannot count upon it, please notify the secretary by return mail telegraph or telephone, so that he can release the space held for us in the exhibit building on the fair ground.
 In the event that we do not hear from you, we will take it for granted that the finance committee is in a po- sition to honor sight drafts upon them for their respective accounts Septem- Der l, 1908. Very truly,
 BOARD OF TRADE,
 GEO. w. COWGILL. Secy.
 MT. Geach has also received a letter from the Mesa board indicating that the money there is at hand. Tempe has the same amount to be raised. that is 20 per cent of the total of $650. Mir. Geach wrote MT. Cowgirl that work was progressing here toward the rais- ing of the required amount. As a matter of fact that much has practi- cally been raised, but it will be remem- bered by readers that when the Tempe board made arrangements for raising this small amount it was also decided to make a little stronger effort and raise $500, the balance left over from the Albuquerque expense to be used in defraying the other advertising ex- penses of the board. Several citizens have contributed largely to the $500 fund and the merchants have come through nicely. It is now up to the ranchers to come in with their share It will not take much from each one and there is no class of people who will receive greater benefits from the better advertising of Tempe than the property owners.
 In the course of few days the sub scriptiOn list will be circulated about the country and it is desired that all help out as much as possible and make collections easy for the man who will have the list in charge.