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Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
GOETHAL'S CONFIDENCE
 IN AN EARLY CANAL
He Will Tell Congress Tomorrow Just What l. Will Cost.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 13.-Colonel George W Goethals, chairman of the Isthmian canal commission and mem Der of the board of engineers appoint d by President Roosevelt, who went to Panama with President elect Taft reached Washington today. The board will report unanimously in favor of continuing the lock plan.
 Col. Goethals said: q repeat what l said to you a year ago and that is that the canal will be completed and ships will be traversing it by the first of February, 1915. Work on the waterway is going ahead splendidly.
 'I am to appear before the house committee on appropriations on Mon day, when I will be prepared to give an estimate of what the canal will cost. In my judgment the character of the canal to be built has not changed in the least. The most acceptable plan is the lock canal, which is now under construction.
 Any danger of ships pumping into the gates or other parts of the locks, about which some apprehension has been expressed, will be entirely avert ed by electrical devices by which the vessels will be kept under control at all times"
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
PIMPLES
 CANNOT LIVE
When the Blood Is Purified With
 Stuart's Calcium Waters.
Trial Package Sent Free.

Pimples, blotches, eruptions, etc. simply disappear like magic when you shut off the supply of impurities which cause them.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters go into the blood through the same channel as food. They stimulate and nourish it They destroy foreign and unnatural bodies found there and remove all i'm purities very quickly.
 In many cases pimples and eruptions disappear from the skin in five days
 These little waters are so strong that immediately after they go into the blood their beneficial effects make themselves known. The blood is cleansed rapidly and thoroughly. the impure is separated from the pure blood and the waste matter and poi sons are carried from the system.
 The person who suffers the humilia- tion of pimples, blotches and erup- tions should know and feel that the blood is in bad condition and delay is quite dangerous, and is liable to affect many organs quite seriously
 Purify your blood and you give ma ture the means to successfully fight all manner of disease Calcium SuI- phide is one of the ingredients from which Stuart's Calcium Waters are made, and it is the strongest and most powerful blood invigorator known to science. This wonderful purifier is endorsed by the entire medical profes- sion and is generally used in all doe tors prescriptions for the blood and skin.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters peculiarly preserve the strength of Calcium Sul- phide better than other methods-thus giving the most rapid cures owing to the purity of the ingredients and their freedom from decay, evaporation and chemical weakness caused by many latter day modes of preparation. Stu arts Calcium Waters are sold by every druggist Price soc, or send us your name and address and we will send you a trial package by mail free. Ad- dress F. A. Stuart, 175 Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
ANENT THE RANGERS AND THE
 EXAMINER

To the Editor of The Republican:
 Sir-I notice in your paper of the 9th inst, that from democratic head quarters Cor hindquarters comes the explanation that the abolition of the rangers and the public examiner is intended as a means of proving to the world beyond Maricopa station, how morally pure we are this trip, and that our inborn integrity and law abiding character render us i'm pervious to temptation, and make su- pervision of any kind useless and therefore needless. I also note how you are trying to explain the need of proper policing of a we'll governed municipality, and how supervision is essential to proper business methods.
 I must say that T view with alarm and apprehension" the unmistakable symptoms of myopia Cthis is the spectacle-man's slang for short-sght- edness) betrayed by your attempt to prove" by argument that the pro- posed additions are wrong, and I wish to hand you my specs. so that you may look through them and see what you can see.
 Why, MT. Editor, do you really be- lieve that those fellows, who are an xious to have the offices of rangers and public examiner abolished, are not aware of the fact that they are attempting to perpetrate an outrage upon all the people of Arizona ire spective of party affiliations? Don't you know, Mir. Editor, that this piece of legislation is being condemned unanimously by the press of both po- litical parties? Under these circum- stances it seems ridiculous to argue whether such legislation is or is not justifiable.
 From my standpoint, or rather sit point, it seems to me that there must be an Ethiopian in the wood-pile, and that this whole matter resolves itself into the following questions:
 Firstly. If the people of Arizona unanimously protest sgaTnst such leg islation as being inimical to their interests, in whose interest then is it desirable?
 Secondly. If the people of Arizona stand United in their deman for the continuation of those offices as an absolute necessity to public safety in one case, and as a safe business method in the administration of pub lie affairs in the other, wherein lies the necessity for antagoniZing tho will of the people?
 Somebody said in Latin q wonder what he would say in PhoenixD that the voice of the people is the voice of God. Yes; but, excuse me, this is where I have to get off. So I'll bid you goodbye.
 Yours truly,
 F. RABINNOVITZ.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
ATTENTION oFFrcERs-REwARp.

About noon Saturday a party of six young men, evidently returning from a hunting trip stopped alongside of one of the company's fences and pulled feathers from the birds inside the fence.
 The company is determined to stop the stealing of feathers in this man. ner, and has authorized me to offer a reward of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25) for the arrest and conviction of the guilty members of this party.
 PAN-AMERICAN OSTRICH co,
 D. D. HORNING, Supt.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
FREE SAMPLE COPY.

Any rancher or other person inter ested in reading an up-to-date agricul- tural weekly devoted to the southwest may have a free sample copy of the California Cultivator sent him. Call, send a postal card or telephone Main 116. H. G. Hutchins, representative of the California CUJtivator, care Post Office News Store, 136 N. Center
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
CRAZY ON RELIGION.
A Memphis Negro Terrorizes a Fash
 ionable Precinct.

Memphis, Tenn, Feb 13.-Running amuch and throwing a fashionable neighbOrhood about Poplah avenue and Dunlap street into a panic today, a crazy negro was finally shot and killed. He had a knife in one hand and a Bible in the other and attacked all whom he met. The negro was Henry Tate, crazy on the subject of religion.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

One lot of beautiful Corset Covers. nice materials, trimmed with many rows of wash val. lace. Others with beading and ribbon. Not a cover in this lot worth less than 45c, and most of them to 65c
 Monday 25c
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14
Washable Shdng- tung Silk 65c

This beautiful new material is here in 6 great variety of designs and colorings; is certainly proper and in class by itself See these Monday.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-14

full observance of the law. MT. Fowler must stop irrigating or flood the road, the overseer must arrest him or clean the county culvert, and the county road fund for that dis trict is in a state of bankruptcy. And, finally, at last report there was no pitch hot
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
STAND TOGETHER TO-DAY.

Let all friends of good government stand together
today
Let them make no concessions to the forces of
evil
Let them demand fair observance Of the law,
the exclusion of illegal vote and the right of
ballot to every entitled to that boon.
Let anger be forgotten in the solemn exercise OF
a freeman's duty.
Let citizens simply consider what is for the best
of all
If they the policy of Bransford to be ex-
the people, then let them vote for Bransford
II they want George Sheets continued at the head
OF the police department then let them vote for
Bransford
If they want the boss friend of the underworld
to represent the gody Fifth in the council then let
them vote for Mulvey.
II they want graft in the administration of city
affairs. then let them vote the American ticket.
If they want to indorse the principle that officers
not responsible to the people, then them vote
the American ticket.
But if they want good government without a
stockade, let them vote the Republican ticket.
If they want growth without graft, let them vote
the Republican ticket
If they want mayor who is independent free
brave. honest. steel and eminenty fitted for
the place. let them vote for Murdoch and the whole
Republican ticket.
What the people say by their votes, that is what
the city wants The election is the command of the
king.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
TIME FOR TIE DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENCE

This is the day when the good people of the city
have an opportunity to make their declaration of in
dependence
There is secret ballot, and they can go into the
booth and declare themselves without anyone in the
world knowing how they have voted. And it is time
for them TO say by their vote what they have been
saying with their lips for the past four years: That
they don't approve the motives the methods Of
the Tom Kearns party
The people have discovered that leaders of that
party selfish and insincere. The Tribune is for
the ticket because it gets dollar inch for adver-
Using that is worth than fifty cents inch.
A number of other leaders for the ticket be-
cause It enables them graft to their enrich
ment, and the injury Of the taxpayers Of the city,
But the good people of Salt Lake have discovered
that their raised twice by the Amer-
party. They have discovered that it costs twice
much for paving it did when the American
party assumed control They have discovered that
only the elect in the American party set any
recognition Every candidate the general ticket of
that party is in office and has used his office
TO compel denomination. Not outside man had
a ghost of chance.
The good people have discovered that public i'm
provement began before the American party began;
that the property voted the million dollars in
bonds before any member of the American party got
into office. The good people have discovered that
improvement is the result of desire part of
all citizens to pave the streets, to lay sidewalks to
plant sewers-and to make of this the best and most
modern city the continent.
The good people have discovered that the Ameri-
party has followed policy of SANDER. untruth
and hatred-and they believe it to be unnecessary
and harmful
Therefore. this is the day for them to declare
themselves free from the domination of the gang
that believes public office is private snap
This is the day for the Republicans whatever
their past voting has been to cast their ballots
the Republican nominees and align themselves with
the master party of the nation.
Say it openly. Vote it without apology ex-
There is danger of stopping Improvement
for all the people are in favor of improvement.
There is danger of church interference, because
the Mormon church has rebuked in the most plain
and public manner possible the effort of the little
cOterie of churchmen who sought involve that great
organization in political manipulation.
Now is the time for the people to make an end
of the little party whose mission is confined to the
narrow limits of town. and restore Salt Lake to
the status of other cities throughout the nation Now
is the time for free and free women to declare
themselves Republicans fellows with those who elect
Presidents brother and sister of who make the
laws of the nation, companions and helpers those
who dominate the big round world.
Declare yourself today-and the city is safe!
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
MULvEY's FRIENDS ON MuLveY.

Martin Mulvey, stand up.
Do you regard the Tribune your friend?
Yes-suTe.
Did the Tribune say you had done the city no good
when in the council prior to 1908?
Yes. it did.
Were you in the council before 1903?
Yes, 1 was.
Were you the committee having control Of
the lighting of the city?
Yes.
Does the Tribune now say you useful and
valuable member of the council in that time?
Yes. and you bet 1 was. I can prove it by George
Sheets.
All right But what does the Tribune mean now
by contradicting what it said in 1903?
oh, don't know. The Tribune is bughouse most
of the time 1t says whatever it is told say. One
time it says thing and the next time it says
another. That is what has been done this time. But
don't care for the Tribune They fought me in
1903 and helped to beat me. 1 never forget those
sort of things.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
STOMACH TROUBLE
14d It for Years Until He Heard Of
mi-o-na-F. G. Schrsmm Sells It.

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itoUsness, dizziness, foul breath, ncr-
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tdi-o-na is the best sciption for
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Mona is put Up in tablet form and is
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02

for which it works. Let it attend strictly to its
business. and no win protest against any triumph
OF Journalism it may achieve. And the moment the
Salt Lake Tribune shall adopt the course here sug-
sested In self-defense by the whole community de-
cent Journalism win become universal throughout the
state for there is other offender against the rule
of clean and fair comment other than the indecent
insolent vulgar grabbed, angry intolerant and OBJ
scene maunderings of that unworthy paper.
The time has come for peace in Utah. There is
no hope for Tom Kearns in the political field Hold
ing TO his past policy, there is hope for newspaper
success With abandonment of ambition. with
forgetting of vengeance the past of the who
control that paper may be forgotten and forgiven.
The people of the state may move forward to the
prosperity they deserve without traitor stab
bling his comrades at home. And the men and women
of the nation large certainly give to the state
to the city and to the interests Of BOTH that high
credit and good opinion out of which the forward
movement shall be assured. In the light of that
better day all the desert shall be made to blossom
In that light the now barren wastes shall be the
sites of cities and of towns and of homes Highways
will pierce the canyons, and carry commerce through
the wonderful regions which have been unused Seed
time and harvest will reign in valleys that are
now possessed of silence Wealth will accumulate,
and population will increase And the state of Utah
founded by a heroic people, defended by every man
within its border blessed with kindness and in
dustry and honesty-wl take its place as the very
foremost state in the Union.
This is the picture which can be achieved by not
following the lead of the Salt Lake Tribune 1t is
contamination devoutly to be wished-and which
can while that foul blot remains true to
the principles Of its dissolute
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
WHAT THE CITY MUST DO TODAY.

Elections simply are the expressions Of the peo-
pie What the majority decides-that is the law
That is final No matter what they shall declare by
their votes, it is assumed they know what they are
doing and that they are capable of governing them
selves.
If they shall elect Bransford, it means that they
want the stocbade re-established. It means they
want George Sheets, with his known record for
protecting bunko games for the robbing suckers
from Scotland.
If the Fifth ward shall today elect Martin Mulvey
it that the people from Main street to the
university, the strongest American party ward in
the CITY, want man whose prosperity depends on
the weaknesses and the vices of his fellow men. It
means that they indorse a business which could not
live if men and did not drink to intoxicaton
gamble beyond their ability to lose, and debase them
selves wickedness that leads to moral physical
death.
The people Of the Fifth cannot send Martin Null
vey to the council and ever again say they object
to their going into saloons for their will
prove if they elect Mulvey, that they approve man
in his business They can't elect AIulvey and forbid
their boys spending evenings at the gaming table.
They can't elect Mulvey and then the women of
the tenderoin whose votes assisted the good people
to elect Mulvey.
For friend of the underworld as he certainly is,
the underworld alone cannot elect him. If elected,
it be with the votes of the men and the women
who go to church; the men and the women who obey
the law; the men and the women against whose
lives no charge of immortality can ever be brought.
If elected it must be by the best people the ward
There not enough bad people to elect him.
That one of the things that the people will say
I'm the election of today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
NO CHURCH INTERFERENCE IN POLITICS.

1t is easy to declare there has been church inter-
ference in the of the campaign that closes
day But so far as the Mormon authorities are con-
Cerned. the charge is not true.
There have been some efforts on the part of men
holding office in the Mormon church who have so
far misread their civic duty to pretend their
people that the church directed certain course for
the voter. But the effort was met by the instant
and plain rebuke of the ruling authorities of the
church, expressed through the Deseret Evening News
the recognized organ of the Mormon establishment.
No disclaimer could have been more explicit or
final The position of the president and his asso-
ciates has been fair and just ALL 1t has expressed
the very best Americanism 1t has merited the COM
mendation of all the people of Utah.
Nothing is more clear than that the Mormon
church is not interfering in politics. Its statement
to every member is that he is perfect liberty to
exercise his right of franchise as ne sees fit
We believe the thoughtful citizen win agree tina,
the cry of church interference is without basis in
reason
So far as the American party opposition now is
concerned it be expressed solely in this: That
the Mormon church is interested in commercial af-
fairs.
That is true. We don't pretend to say whether
Is is good bad thins for the people But we do
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
DON'T BE SCARED BY SHADOWS.

No man of reason will be influenced by the state
ment that If the Republicans win improvements will
be stopped That is not true. The city will go for
ward, whichever party may win.
No reasonable man will believe that the Repub-
ncans ''nossbacks." That is not true of the
party anywhere 1t is not true of it right here in
Salt Lake.
Public work will go forward just as fast as the
people want it, and the city can pay. The Repub-
icans DESTROYS of Improvements, of advanced
prices for real estate, as is anyone else.
Don't be by shadows. Vote the Repub-
lican ticket, and have growth without graft.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02

say that even if it were bad it is not a sufficient
reason for continuing the strife in Salt Lake.
The thing for which all people contend is
freedom in politics. in religion That is assured
There peril of church dictatOn in politics. Every
man. no matter what his church, is free
There is. then. good reason TO further en-
bro the city with strife.
Let it be dropped. Let the long-drawn fight be
abandoned. Let no thought of revenge, desire
for office lead men to continue that harmful con-
tention which alone has cast a shadow on the life
and the good of Utah.
No matter how the election of today shall result.
Here is the duty of all reasonable peope They should
their every effort discourage the continuance
Of ill-tempered conflict here in Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
Will Chiropractic Cure Me?

That is likely the question you have
often asked yourself. If you have not
been convinced that it viii from read
ing the advertisements, then the best
thing to do is to see Mrs. Pickard and
let her explain &c you the principle upon
which this new science is based.
Mrs. Pickard is an expert Chiroprac-
tor, and can tell you in a very short
time Just what it will do and what It
viii not do. If you suffer in any way
from stomach, kidney or liver trouble
paralysis, rheumatism or any disease
of the nerves, Chiropractic win cure
you. There is no knife used-and no
drugs-just a natural treatment that
adjusts the bones and tissues that inCer-
fere with the nerves.
See Mrs. Pickard today. There is no
charge for examination or consultation,
and one interview may put you on the
road TO health.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02
JOHN Nj. KNIGHTS POLITICS.

John NJ. Knight is Republican-of course. The
Herald Republican in in stating that he is
Democrat, slip which may be excused in the hurry
and heat of the political campaign.
He is a Republican, counsellor to the president
of his stake, and a man who should be elected to
the city council.
His life is clean His hands are hard with honest
toll He entces no boys to drink gamble, and
stain of the underworld is on his garments.
He is capable, reliable, progressive, with in
terest in the community which comes of useful labor
He does thrive the weaknesses or the vices
of his fellow and
He is a mighty good to send to the council
from the Fifth
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02

What a dastardly trick it was of the Tribune to
publish that story from Park City accusing James
Murdoch of defective work as an engineer The
Park City Record Of last week prints indignant
refutation of the SANDER The Tribune told an utter
untruth, and knew it at the time People of the
Park know James Murdoch, and are united in their
denunciation of the SANDER uttered against him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02

Should a repine because you repeat in a cam
paign the words he publicly uttered in the calm and
quiet of December? No. Then Mr. Bransford has
no cause protest that The Herald Republican has
been unkind to him. 1t simply repeated his own
confession
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02

What has BIulvey to complain of? That the state
ments Of the Tribune against him have been repro
duced in The Herald Republican. Then his quarrel
is with the Tribune-not with this paper.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-02

Today is the day of election. Shall the people of
the city ndorse graft shall they declare for pro-
gressiveness without plumber?