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Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
PRESIDENT TAFT'S
 APPEAL TO ARIZONA

q urge upon you conservation with reference to your constitution Don't attempt to put everything m vour fundamental law Take your model some of the short constitutions of the eastern states if is pos sble by change of the circumstances take as model the Constitution of the United States
 'The founders of this republic builded better than they knew. They could not possibly anticipate the enormous growth the eXpanse and change of conditions that we have had since that instrument, the most mar vicious that was struck from the brain and hand of men, adopted
 Ut has fitted our conditions in way that has awakened the admiration of every statesman that has studied its operation '-From the address of President Taft on his territorial visit last autumn
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
CORPORATE DOMINATION" 1"

For royal mblushng check the Arizona Demo crat will please step up and receive the blue ribbon. Hear 1t:
 "A vote for the democratic ticket means the end of corporate domination in Arizona politics..
 The corporations which for years HAVE DoMIN ATED, in this campaign hand in glove with the democratic party.
 The ATTORNEYS of these corporations have writ ten the democratic platforms.
 The ATTORNEYS for these corporations are not only the leading candidates democratic tickets in the several counties but throughout this campaign they have been touch with the democratic heeers in this county. They ADVISED the democratic potc- ians in this county to adopt exactly the platform that the democratic convention DID ADOPT
 The heeers of the democratic campaign even have the gall to TELL WORKINGMEN that they ought to vote the democratic ticket and 'swat the corporations
 this advice coming from the rOOsers who have haunt ed the capitol building for years the cheap but surely paid hrelings of these same CORPORATION ATT0R- NEYS who have control of the democratic campaign in every county
 The lend of corporate domination indeed!
 Corporate domination will be ended when the peo- pie adopt simple direct primary law, such the publican candidates stand for and when the people show enough interest in their welfare go the pri maries and vote for good men of their selection
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
BULLDOZERS, TAKE WARNINGl

Section 61 of the Penal Code of Arizona reads:
 Every person who, by force threats menaces bribery or any corrupt means, either directly indirectly at tempts to influence any eecor in giving his vote to deter him from giving the same, attempts by any means whatever to ave- restrain hinder disturb any electOr n the free exercise of the right of suffrage defrauds eector at such election by decevng and causing such eecOr to vote for different person for any office than he intended desired vote or who, being inspector judge clerk of any election while acting such, induces attempts to induce electOr either by reward promise thereof to vote differently from what such eecor intended desired to vote, is guilty of msdemeanor.'
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
.GOT HOME
 TIRED 0UT Roosevelt Sabbath Gen.
 uine Day of Rest THE COMING STRUGGLE
For Supremacy in New York State Will Next En- gage His Attention. To morrow Will Throw Light On Final Result

oyster Bay. N. Y, Sept. 1I-After an absence of three weeks Colonel Roosevelt is at home again, weary from his western trip but satisfied minute, he said
 The colonel reached New York at 10 a. m. from Pittsburg. His first orders were that no one should be permitted .o invade his privacy of Sagamore Hill and for a day he relapsed into the comforts of the seelusion of fam fly life. Tomorrow he will plunge into mass of correspondence It is likely that this will occupy the entire day and whatever consultations are to come with those who have in hand the fight to force his election as tenn porary chairman of the coming re- publican state convention will be post poned until Thursday when he will visit his office again.
 Before he started on his trip. Col. Roosevelt had said little of public matters but to the people of the middle west he declared himself on almost all questions now before the nation. His utterances were accepted as a political creed and were received with satisfaction by many insurgents, although Col. Roosevelt, in his speech at Kansas City, classed himself as a regular"
 The itinerary, to which he com mitted himself and it's attendant ob- ligations were enough to have dis mayed a less confident man but the colonel executed it. and even over lapped it at every stage In all. he delivered 100 speeches, including both sets of addresses and impromptu talks
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

 CEREMONY Ends the Twenty First EuchaPistic Congress CATHOLICS 0F THE WORLD
Join In a Magnificent Pro cession With Sacrament to the Sacred Repository At the Foot of Mount Royal

Montreal. Sept 11.--A religious pageant rich in devotional emotion as in sacred imagery. orderly in be- havior. diverse in nationality and huge in size. closed today the twen- ty-first international eucharistic con gross, held this year for the first time in the Dominion of Canada
 According to modest estimate thera were 100000 in line and 500. .0O0 view ed it. The city is SD crowded to- night that 100000 are sleeping on the slopes of Mount Royal, in Do- minion Square and other parks. |. It took the brilliant four and a half hours to pass the city hall. and though it. began to move at noon from the cathedral of Notre Dame it was seven o'clock when the papal legate Cardinal Vannutelli placed the host on the altar of the repository built for it at the foot of the noun tain.
 The cardinal marched at the head of the procession carrying the host Slowly and majestically hymning it's progress like the pilgrims in the crusades the great pageant followed Organized choirs sang in Latin. French and English.
 After the gathering of the nations followed Dominicans, Carmelites, Jes- uits, Benedictines. Redemptorists the Passionist Fathers. Blessed Sacrament, Paulists, Eudists, members of the Holy Cross, members of the Holy Ghost, and a group of fifty Trappist monks.
 Behind the orders strode 900 parish priests and missionaries in white sur plices, and behind them another ,OOO vested as if for mass. Then came the prelates. There walked in single file seventy bishops. fifty archbishops. each holding a corner of a voluminous cope. As the prelates drew near, the multi tude suddenly hushed. for they knew the sacrament was not far behind. A moment later the ponderous bell of Notre Dame began to thunder the mes sage that the papal legate was leaving the cathedral bearing the monstrance.
 Holding the monstrance in both hands walked Cardinal Vanutelli, under a canopy. with head barred. As the host passed the people fell on their knees.
 Behind him, in scarlet robes, walked Cardinal Gibbons, Cardinal Logue. the pIimate of Ireland. both attended by bishops, the archbishop of Montreal. the papal chamberlains and lay mem bers of the Catholic church who held pontifical decorations Conspicuous among them were Governor PCthier of Rhode Island and his staff, as we'll as a numerous train of Canadian 6ignitar- ies and officials.
 So long had it taken the procession :o unfold its length that it was dusk when the legate reached Fletcher's Field at the foot of Mount Royal As it approached the repository, myriads of lights suddenly broke out on the face of the mountain over the repOsi- tory itself and the great cross, visible for miles around. flashed into brill lance.
 It had been requested that no at tempt be made by the procession to kneel when the benediction of the eu- charist was to be given, but with one motion the immense assemblage fell to it's knees as the bearer of the host, standing on the mountain sanctuary, held aloft the golden monstrance.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
THE LAST WORD.

This has been the most momentous campaign in all the history of Arizona.
 The mere matter of electing to office, the only question of in former years, cannot be compared in importance to the vitaly important question that confronts the voters today
 The electors today will decide whether are to have Statehood, or remain a territory.
 Democratic politicians have unwsely made issue that must be met They pledged to write cOnsti- tuition which will be REJECTED at Washington as surely it is presented
 Had the democratic politicians been wise; had they been willing to forego their hypocrisy and stand SQUARELY FOR THE PUBLIC INTEREST; had they been willing to keep PARTISAN POLITICS out of the campaign, and willing to send to Washington con stitution which would Statehood, there would have been no occasion for partisan division.
 The republicans, reluctant to make party matter of the paramount question of Statehood have met the issue manfully. They stand for constitution which will BRING STATEHOOD and the prosperity which will surely with statehood They stand for sim pie constitution the model of the constitution of the United States and which be easily amended to meet the wishes of the people in future years No democratic politician has yet ventured to answer the question:: ''What good would it do to register verdict in favor of this that sm' that must FAIL WHEN STATEHOOD fails?''
 It would be impossible for anybody to be more in earnest than the republicans in this campaign They KNOW THAT STATEHOOD will be lost if the pro posed constitution of the democrats is sent to Washing ton They working FOR ARIZONA and NOT for the republican party, for they know that the political advantage in the state campaign will be with the party that CRITICIZES but does not DEFEND the consti tuition.
 
 The Republican takes immense satisfaction in the fact that it has stood steadasy for the best interests of the territory and that nothing has been said that call for explanation apology in the future-that nothing has been said that leave bad in the mouth that nothing has been said that will not be sustained by future events
 STATEHOOD is in the balance and a heavy respon- sibility rests upon every voter this day.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
Democratic TT ou,H tt will WsuHth States O D
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 A SHOCKING INSULT.

1t was the unanimously ex- pressed belief yesterday that Judge Baker made a serious bIunder the night before in his aIIusion to "the fat bellied Taft" 1t was recognized as not only a gratuitous insult to the head of the nation, but to Arizona's best friend; to the first president who had ever forced open the door of statehood to Arizona. The grossness of the remark would have been less shocking if it had come from a callow, irexperi- enced political enthusiast, but coming from an experienced campaigner it produced most startling effect.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
MISS PARDEE KILLED. Daughter of Former Governor of Cal ifornia Victim of Automobile

San Rafael. Calif.. Sept. 11.-Flor- ernor Pardee, was killed today in an accident at Corte Madera.
 The machine went over an embark ment and Miss Pardee was thrown out and died shortly afterward.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12

VACANT LOT WANTED-I have a new 4-room plastered frame cot tage with bath and nice porch in University Addition for sale. VIII take a vacant lot for first payment; \ balance SEQ per month. Price $l,sO0. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-12
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, D. C., Sept. 11.-Fore- | cast for Arizona: Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16

notices of future meetings and announce
ments of special committee appointments.
1t will be sent to members of the club
only. t.'..
Held for Having Bogus Bank Notes
Paul Brady, who was arrested Thursday
night in North Bend when United States
secret service men found him in possess
sion Of $50 in bogus Georgia bank notes.
was arraigned before the United States
commissioner Saturday morning United
states Secret Service Officer Mills returned
with Brady yesterday and placed him in
the city Jail for safe keeping lie was
taken after arraignment to the county Jail
in default OF 5000. His hearing is set for
October p.
Three Years For stabbing-Toseph
SVilla, the Austrian. who last Labor day
drank too heavily and seriously injured
William H. Bracefoot, a negro, by slash
ing him with knife, withdrew a plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty to a charge
Of stabhing to intent to wound in district
court Saturday. Judge Estelle sentenced
him to three years in the penitentlary, the
term to date from the date of his first
arrest September s. "You do not look
like bad man to me-" said Judge Estelle.
If you were an American and knew our
ways better or II your we're older It would
go harder with you"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
To Distribute
White Ribbons
Temperance Workers Will Be Active
Giving Out Insignia for Sun
day Celebration.

Omaha win wear white ribbons Sunday
which is official Temperance Sunday-that
Is to say, all OF Omaha which is in sym
pathy with the cause of temperance will
wear the insignia.
The plans for Temperance Sunday, a day
to be observed throughout the state, origi-
mated among the Omaha WOmens Chris
tian Temperance union workers. They
have made thorough preparation that It
shall be a day significant Of the attitude
of the states people In regard to the liquor
question.
That the absent-minded temperance SYM
pathizer may be supplied with the emblem
OF the cause delegates from the five unions
OF the city are to be stationed at the DIFF
ferent churches and win offer to every
member OF each congregation n bow OF the
white ribbon.
In almost all Of the churches temperance
sermons will be delivered, A large mass
meeting will be held at the Auditorium az
o'clock IN the afternoon. Richard Net
calfe and Dr. @. w. Young viii be the
speakers. The officers OF the various
unions will occupy seats on the platform.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
vOUSII AClEpN MACHlNES
Commissioners Vote to Pay Express
Charges on All Machines.
ALSO ALLOW CUSTODIAN PAY
County CLERK Gould Not Get the Vot-
ing Machines from EHpress Com
pam, Untn Authorized by
the Commissioners.

opposed by Commissioners Trouton and
Grant, a motion TO authorize payment Of
&'o.lo express charges on the seven now
VOTING machines ordered last week bv
Fred bruninE, chairman Of the Board OF
County commissioners. was carried at the
meeting OF the board Saturday morning.
Commissioners Brun,nc Bedford and Pick
arc. Oung for the motion BY the same
vote the board week before authorized
tine ordering Of the machines the author
ity being given several days after they ac-
tually rad been ordered by Bruning
AT its meeting Saturday the board also
ordered payment Of a claim for $50 30 for
services as custodian OF the voting ma
chimes, made by h. e f. Ridgway Com.
missioners Bruning, BEDFORD Pickard and
Grant voted to allow the claim Commits
sioner Trouton voted in the negative. Com
missioner Grant by accident voted to allow
the claim, Misunderstanding the question.
Later he asked TO have his vote changed
and recorded against allowing the claim
Rdgway's claim was made on the basis
OF salary Of Sl25 per month. At present
he Is continuing in the position or office
Of custodian Of the machines
Payment Of the express charges will
make possible the removal of the machines
! from the express office Until the board
authorized the payment they could not be
taken out, as County Clerk Haverly re-
fused to have anything to do with them
unless authorized by the board
There stll exists a question as to whether
or not the machines can be used at the
November general election. Not until Oc-
tober Il, the last day for filing of nomi-
nation papers can it be definitely known
whether or not the ballot will be Of a size
] Al.
OF the seven machines ordered three
were ordered for the city on request of
members Of the supply committee of the
city council. The council approved the &C
ton last week. The commissioners au-
thorized payment of express charges on
all the machines with the expectation that
the city will refund its share.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
Jack TarS Feed
Hungry Passengers
Blue Jackets of the Charleston Help
Out Travellers on Wrecked
Train.

A special car arrived Friday from Seattle
with about twenty bluejackets from the
cruiser Charleston aboard The Charleston
was put out of commission for short
time and all the officers and men given a
fifteen days leave of absence. The party
had to all come as far east as Omaha to
get to their homes and so they chartered
special car and all came together The
ships cook was in the party and acted as
chef on the trip. While coming through
Montana the train they were on was
wrecked and delay OF several hours en-
sued. There was no diner on the train
and the boys in blue played the good
samaritan and fed the hungry passengers
out Of their supply. The bunch separated
here and went their several ways to their
different homes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have Root Pant It.
Times Co., Printers.

1eVo Root rant ~.
Times Co., Printers.
Ship Your Rides to Smith. Omaha.
Gas Fixtures-Burgess- Granden Co.
Best Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works, 4Jl South Fifteenth.
Best Dentistry west of New York. DIT
Fickes, IA city National Bank BIdg.
oppenhoim Hairdressing ParIors-Moved
236- 1-S-9-4O City National Bank building.
James W. HAMILTON has moved his law
offices to suite u6-i, new Omaha Naliona'
Bank building. IN. Y. Life BldgJ
Nome Ownership l.. the nope vi every
FAMILY. Start a savings account AZ NeD
savings & Loan Assn and lay the tOunda-
tion Tor the future home. 1908 Farnam
Omaha rubber Cos--E II. Sprague
president, is showing fine line OF every
kind Of rubber goods including various
styles Of rubber coats and automobile &C
cessories, for very reasonable prices. l6Oe
Harvey street. Just around the corner
TO Increase Car Ticket salSs-It was
announced Saturday that the street rail-
way company will have regular and school
children's tickets on sale at the Vinton,
Ames avenue and Pierce street car houses
after November l. At present tickets can
BorgerB to Appoal-Dissatisfied with the
jury that found that he should pay Frank
N. Phelps $4,000 for alternating his wfe's
affections and with Judge Willis G. Sears
because he did not reduce the verdict lower
than $4,000. John W. Bergers has filed
notice OF appeal to the supreme court,
Depot for South omaha-South Omaha
Is to have a new Burlington depot, the
plans and specifications for the building
being in the hands of the South Omaha
officials at the present time. The new
station win be erected at Forty-fourth and
Q streets and will be a large permanent
structure.
One Year for AEayhOm-Sarh Kim, the
Korean, recently convicted I'm district court
on a charge OF mayhem, having bitten off
a part Of Harry Ropenlans ear, was let
off easily by Judge Lee S. Estelle when he
appeared before the judge TO be sentenced
Saturday. He was given the minimum for
the offense, one year in the penitenuary.
Commercial Club Bulletin-The Com
mercial club will soon issue a weekly
bulletin to inform members what the
executive committee and other agencies of
action are doing. The bulletin will contain
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
DreSher Captures
Clever Crater
Member of Cleaning Firm Discovers
Colored Employe Cleaning Clothes
on Own Hook.

AL V. Dresher, head Of the firm Of
Dresher Bros dry cleaners, has proved
himself to be a veritable Sherlock Holmes.
He has been doing some sleuth work and
has found the man who has been working
new kind Of game to get the money.
Dresher had a colored man named Ander.
son driving one Of his wagons which collect
clothes to be dry cleaned. Numerous COM
plants were coming Unto the store Of
clothes which were not cleaned properly.
Investigation showed that many of the
persons who complained were not on the
books Of the company.
1t has turned out that Anderson has been
operating a dry cleaning plant on his own
hook and has been holding out certain
percent of the clothes he collected for the
Dresher company, cleaning them himself
in tub of gasoline, ironing them and then
making the collections himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
Consolidation
Question Will
Not Go to Voters
County Board Decides There Were
Enough Withdrawals to In
validate Petition.

Proposed submission to the voters at the
November election of the question of merg-
ing South Omaha and Omaha died officially
Saturday morning, when the Board Of
County Commissioners adopted unanimously
the report Of its special petition investiga-
ton committee, which recommended that
the petition be rejected and denied.
After canvassing the petition and the 227
Withdrawals Friday afternoon the COM
mittee prepared its unfavorable report. ].
P. Breen, representative of the annexa-
uonists, admitted that the Withdrawals
were sufficient to invaldate the petition
by reducing the total number of names on
It below 10 per cent of the registered voters
of South Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
THE NEAL TREATMENT
AND THE ALCOHOL CRAVE
In Three Days the Patient Is Free
From the Desire.

In Three Days the Patient Is Free
From the Desire.
1t is an important point In the treatment
OF periodical and habitual drunkenness to
reduce as much as possible the time and
expense required TO obtain a cure. This
may be done at the Neal Institute in
Omaha. Neb at 1902 South Tenth Street
where patients are perfectly cured OF all
desire for alcoholic drinks In three days
time. The Neal treatment not only de-
stroys the craving for alcohol, but in ad-
dition It restores the debilitated and weak
ened system 70 a normal, vigorous condi-
uon This destruction OF alcoholic crave
and upbuilding the patients general health
Is accomplished without the use Of danger
Gus hypOdermic injections or injurious
drugs, Only twenty-five doses OF this spe-
cine for alcoholism are required TO effect
cure. From the very first dose all de-
sire for drink is removed and a perfect
cure Is effected In three days time
The Institute In this city has been taxed
TO its fun capacity during recent months
and TO take care OF its increasing number
OF patients a branch Neal Institute has
been established at Grand Island. Neb.. in
charge Of Dr. VIM. +. Dugan, who is rec
ognized as one OF the leading physicians
OF this state where the same treatment
and accommodations can be secured as at
the parent or head Institute In this city
(Adv)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16

This town wants a cannery and wants
experience you can come to this place and
make stake The country 10 ready for
you. you CAN COME HERE AND TILE
RAPID SETTLEMENT OF THE COUN-
TRY Will make a FORTUNE FOR YOU.
Buhl, idaho, Is the market point for
10000 acres Carey Act land; the richest
cheap electric power gained from the
falls OF the Snake river. There are oceans
Everything is favorable Please WRITE
ME- AT ONCE
You satisfy yourself about
this II you will write 70 me At once.
can send you q booklet showing JUST
WHAT THIS SECTION HAS TO De
PEND ON; Just WHAT IT WILL Do
FOR YOU. Write for the book. II costs
nothing and may mean a fortune to you
O. n. 1AooUowE, Secretary BU1L Con-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16

was postponed ul Monday morning owing
to the fact that the Issues were not fully
settled. As no other eases on the calendar
were ready Tor trial the court was adj
3ourned until Monday morning az 9 o'clock
Friday the jury In the case Of Kennedy
against the Great Western, brought la a
verdict OF $500 In favor Of the plaintiff
after only about a half hours elaboration
Kennedy sued Tor $4,000 for damage to
some property ON Eighteenth and Mason
caused by the railroad company putting
its road through that part OF the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
WlEDERWIESER FUNERAL HELD
Body OF the Late MrH. Margaret Wied-
oFwieseF Laid TO Reat After Csre-
mOny Saturday MOrntnE.

The funeral service for the late Mrs
Margaret Wiederwieser. who died Tuesday
afternoon at her home, were held Al S
O'Clock Saturday morning az the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. John L. KraFe. 236S
South Ninth street Songs were sung BY
the Omaha Maennerchor. Following the
services az the home, mass was held al the
st. Mary Magdalene church. where Father
SHINE officiated. The pallbearers were.
George Hoffman, Henry Hoffmeistsr. Paul
Paulson. George Bauer. Albert Bolsris and
fred Mengedoht Burial was In the Ger
nan Catholic cemetery az South Omaha.