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Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
bALL|NGER-P|NCHOT THE REPORT MADE UP
It Will be Vindication of the
 Secretary.

Minneapolis, Sept. 6.-The democrat ic members of the Ballinger- -Pinchot Investigating committee, which will meet tomorrow, have practically agreed on their report While the exact na- ture of the majority report is not known, it is said the decision has been reached to vindicate Secretary Ballin- ger.
 Contrary reports were in circulation, but without apparent authority, that the republican members who formerly had been reported as strongly in favor of vindicating the secretary were in clined to modify their views
 The minority report it is said will approve of the course of Clifford Pin chot, former chief forester; James R. Garfield, former secretary of the in terior, and Louis k. Glavis. There is no doubt that the report will condemn the secretary of the interior
 Representative Edward H. Madison of Kansas will support the democrats in the fight to be made tomorrow for the immediate publicity of the findings of the committee. Madison has pre- pared a separate minority report which will uphold PinchOt
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
HARVESTER COMPANY
 DECLARED 4 TRUST
FINDING OF THE SPECIAL COM
 MISSION.
In the Custer Suit Brought by the
 State of Missouri.

Jefferson City, Mo, Sept Especial Commissioner Theodore Brace, in his report to the supreme court in the custer suit filed today, declared the International Harvester company of New Jersey d trust and combine for the purpose and with the effect of destroying competition in the manu- facture and sale of harvesting ma chinery.
 The International Harvester com pany of America is declared to be used merely as a selling agent of the New Jersey company, in evasion of Mis- souri laws, which prohibit the licens- ing of the New Jersey concern by reason of its enormous capital, $120,- 900, ,OOO
 The subsidiary corporation, accord ing to Commissioner Brace, once had capital, but now has none. It's ex- istence as a separate corporate entity is a mere fiction to evade the laws.
 The commissioner found the Me Cormick Harvester company, the Deer ing Harvester company, the Warder Bushnell Glessner & Company, the Plano Manufacturing company, D. M. Osborne & Co. and the Milwaukee Harvesting Machine company, the lat ter being a respondent, were in active competition prior to June, 1902.
 In June, 1902, Cyrus H. Mccormick went to George w. Perkins of, J. r. Morgan x Co. of New York and sought his aid in relieving competi- tive conditions. According to the findings, Perkins soon perfected plan whereby the Mccormick company and other named companies, except the Milwaukee company, ostensibly sold their properties to William c. Lane. Lane, the commissioner found, pretended to sell them to the Interna- tional Harvester company.
 The original companies received stock in the new company apportioned according to the appraised value of the properties, and the officers of the original companies, except the Mill waukee, signed practically identical contracts at the same time in the offices of an attorney of J. P. Nor gan & Co.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
ORDERS ID LOCAL
 NATIONAL GUARDSMEA
To Prepare to Attend Army Meneuver
 Campt at Atascadero, Calf.

Orders will be issued today by Cap tain E. F. Grinstead of Company A, N. G. A, and Captain Earl w. Hill, of Company B, for the members of the two local military organizations who intend to attend the maneuver camp at Atascadero to report at the armory at 1 D. m Tuesday, September 13.
 The orders drawn up by Captains Hill and Grinstead are identical. The text is as follows:
 Phoenix. Ariz, September z, 1910.
 Pursuant to Orders No 6, headquar- ters First infantry, all members of Company A who are to attend the maneuver camp at Atascadero, Cal, are ordered to report for duty at the Armory at 1 D. m. Tuesday, Sept. 1S.
 Members will arrange their affairs so there will be no necessity for being excused before entraining for camp.
 Khaki service uniform. olive drab shirts, campaign hats and leggings will be worn. Each man will provide himself with a pair of high tan shoes suitable for marching. Olive drab uni forms will be taken in blanket rolls
 The following articles in addition to the clothing worn on the person will be taken by each man: 1 suit un- derwear, pairs socks. 1 towel, l comb. 1 toothbrush and 1 cake of soap Each man should also provide himself with needles, thread and buttons for mending.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS
 ENGAGE IN \ QUARREL
Over Question of Providing Funds for
 Frisco's Exposition.

Stockton, Cal, Sept. 6.-The question of pledging party support to the pro- posed state bond issue for the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco was brought up in the closing hour of the democratic state convention and came near precipitating the only open clash of the gathering which had been so peaceful that every vote taken was virtually unanimous.
 As it was, Theodore Bell, the candi- date for governor, took the platform and in an impromptu speech poured oil on the troubled waters.
 After several members of the San Francisco delegation had endeavOred to get through an amendment to non commital resolution reported from the committee and encountered vigorous opposition from the Sacramento valley delegations, Bell presented the follow ing substitute for all pending resOlu- tions, which was adopted unanimously:
 We recommend that the legislature take the necessary steps to submit to the qualified electors of the state of California the question of providing a special state tax to raise the sum of five million dollars tO aid the proposed Panama Pacific exposition and the permitting of the city and county of San Francisco to bond itself in the same amount for the same purpose
 The adoption of Bells recommenda- tion closed the proceedings of the con vention and the few delegates who re- mained in the city tonight attended a mass meeting at which the guberna- torial candidate was the principal speaker.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
CALIFORNIA INSULT
 ID PRESIDENT TAFT
IN THE CONVENTION OF REPUs.
 LICANs YESTERDAY.
Under the Circumstances a Fairly
 Harmonious Meeting.

San Francisco, Sept. 6-The only discordant note, coming late tonight, wen the deliberations of the republican state convention were nearing a close. broke in upon the tranquility of the party delegates. who had assembled in this city today to adopt a state plat form, choose a central committee and endorse the candidates nominated at the primaries on August 16
 Chairman Harris Waynestock of the committee had finished reading the platform and moved its adoption. when John McNab of Mendocino county. a leader of the regulars. ad- vancing to the platform, complimented the committee on the graceful tribute paid to Theodore Roosevelt, and then launched into an eloquent eulogy of President Taft. He had spoken for some minutes in censure of the plat form builders for not having given a stronger endorsement to the present administration, when Meyer Lissner of Los Angeles, later elected chair man of the state central committee, arose to a point of order. Lissner declared that the speaker was ob- viously advocating an amendment to the platform, and under the rules adopted by the convention such amendments must go to the platform committee without first being read in convention.
 Chairman Devlin ruled that the point of order was not we'll taken, as McNab was speaking upon the mo- ton before the convention. and the MendocinO delegate was permitted to proceed.
 Republicans of California should not hesitate" shouted McNab, ito go before the people and say that we are unqualifiedly proud of President Taft"
 There was a chorus of protests and several delegates arose to declare that the speaker was out of order McNab at this juncture produced a resolution indorsing President Taft and offering it as an amendment to the platform.
 He was declared by the chair out of order, as the resolution had not been submitted to the committee, and with a rousing Aye" the convention
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07

drawals, such as the withdrawals Of coal lands. will permanently check development. Yet the fact is that these withdrawals have no purpose except to prevent the coal lands from passing into private ownership un- til congress can pass laws to open them to development under condi- tions just alike to the public, and to the men who will do the develop ing If there is delay, the responsi- bility for it rests, not on the men who made the withdrawals to pro tect the public interest, but on those who prevent congress from passing wise legislation, and so put ting an end to the need for with drawalS."
 James ]. Hill sat on the platform close to Roosevelt, and on one occa- sion when the colonel was speaking of federal control of corporations, he turned directly toward the rail road builder and addressed him.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
.LAFOLLETTE WINS
 IN WISCONSIN FIGHT
Progressive Republicans Have Prob
 ably Gained Congressman.

Milwaukee, Sept. 6.-United States Senator Robert LaFOllette, has swept the state of Wisconsin in the primary election for renomination, defeating his opponent, Samuel A. Cook, of Neenah by from to 3 to 1. Fee McGovern the republican who won fame as the anti-g graft district attorney of Milwau- kee, is making a strong race for the gubernatOrial nomination.
 There is now a certainty that the county option has been defeated. Pro- gressive republicans seem to have won one congressman by the defeat of w. H. Stafford All other present con gressmen will probably be renominated.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
Globe, Arizona, Sept. 6. Special

Globe Arizona, Sept. 6. SpecaD
 1 have telegram this evening from Judge Lewis, who is in St. Paul. attending the conservation congress- He met Col Roosevelt at luncheon at St. Paul hotel to- day Judge Lewis wires that Roosevelt said when told that the advocates of the initiative referendum and recall were using his Pueblo speech argument favorng the same, "I HAVE HEARD THEY WERE. THEY SHOULD READ MY SPEECH. ANY PERSON WHO USES TT AS AN ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF THE IN- REFERENDUM AND RECALL IS AN IDIOT WHO SHOULD BE IN THE OUTHOUSE OF A LUNATIC ASYLUM Tell them this for me-" Judge Lewis says he has interviewed half dozen prominent senators including friends of statehood regarding the initiative referendum and recall and they say WE MUST LEAVE THEM QUITE WE WANT STATEHOOD.
 George H. Snalley
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
HAD HELD UP HE BANK
The Cashiers Pardonable Lie Saved the Bank $35,- GOO, But the Bandit Se- cured One tenth of That Sum From the Drawer.

Morenci, Ariona, Sept 6.-AIong a trail over the hills marked by silver fallen from stolen money bags. posse of sherifrs deputies and citi- ems tonight are pursuing a bandit who held up the Gila Valley Bank shortly before noon today and fled with $3,200 taken from the cash drawer
 1hrty-lve thousand dollars stored m the vaults was saved because Cashier J. C. Efromson assured the robber that he did not know the com Dination, and the bandit had no time to spend breaking it open. He fled to the hills immediately after sweep ing the contents of the drawer into sacks, and a lively exchange of shots with Efromson and the latter's assist ant. $. F.. Tyler, who fired at him with revolvers.
 The robber appeared at the bank about II o'clock and, covering Efrom- son and BoOkkeeper Neptune with revolver, ordered them to throw up their hands He then demanded that the vault be opened. Efromson de- clared that the only official who knew the safe combination was absent and the rObber emptied rle contents of the cash drawer. amounting to s3.2OO in silver, gold and bank notes, into his sacks and dashed for the door As his horse sped down the street. Elf romson and Tyler opened fire. The robber replied with his Winchester. but the bullets flew wide, serving only to arouse the town.
 He had hardly disappeared over the hills when posse started in pursuit Deputy Sheriff Scott returned tonight for a fresh horse and reported that the robbers trail was marked with money dropped by him in his flight Two small sacks of coin taken from the bank vault have been recovered. The robber crossed the San Francisco river tonight, hard pressed by his DuTSuerS
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
4 LONE RObbER
 ALSO MURDERER
Tragedy in Pullman in St. Louis
 Yards.

St Louis, Mo, Sept. GA lone rob- Der tonight entered the rear of Pull man on Burlington train No 15. which left the union station at D. m, and after shooting Flagman J. N. Wire of Clarence, Mo- he robbed four passen- gers on the car and made his escape.
 The robber was discovered on the rear platform of the car by the flag man, who was shot and killed in try ing to eject the intruder The hold up occurred shortly after the train left the union station and while yet in the yards.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
ARRESTED FOR LIBEL.
The Manager of the Los Angeles Times on Complaint of Frisco
 Labor Leaders.

Los Angeles, Sept 6.-Harry Cand- Ter. manager of the Times. was ar rested today on warrants issued last week against him and General Otis. proprietor of the Times. charging criminal libel of Mayor Mccarthy and Andrew Gallagher, labor leaders of San Francisco.
 He immediately applied for writ of habeas corpus. The writ was is sued, returnable September 10 The bail is $I0O on each of the two counts.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
HE WAS A LoFTUS.
Identity of a Bakersfield Murderer
 Discovered.

Bakersfield, Calif., Sept. 6.-George Calhoun, local oil man. today visited J. C. Loftus, held for the murder on Sunday of Joseph Lafferty, after a quarrel, on the Rosedale ranch, and identified him as a brother of the members of the Loftus firm of Chi caSo. diamond merchants.
 Calhoun did not know Loftus him. self, but the family resemblance was so distinct that the prisoner broke down and confessed his identity.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
SUCCEEDED AT LAST.
Los Angeles Woman Who Tried Sui
 eide Four Times.

Los Angeles. Sept. 6.-While suffer ing mental, Arrangement which has been troubling her for eighteen months. Mrs. Florence Wallace, wife of a San Francisco business man. strangled herself to death. It was the fourth attempt at suicide. She placed a moose around her neck, sat down on a box and rolled off. stretching the rope taut She was found, dead. by her sister
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
A SIMILAR ACTION.

Tucson. Ariz, Sept 6.-(SpeciaL)- A warrant was issued for F. H. Bligh
 ton of Phoenix, publisher of the Voice of the People, charging him with criminal libel. The warrant was is sued on complaint of James T. Will jams, Jr, editor of the Citizen. Bligh- ton furnished bail in the sum of S1,0O0
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
WHAT MARK SMITH
 SAYS WILL HAPPEN

2
 ! Much has been said pro and . con regarding the sentiment or Hon. Marcus A. Smiths toward - the initiative and referendum
 {. and recall and his opinion of the !. effect e making it part of the Z constitution, on the chances Of Arizona's admission to statehood. 1t had been reported that Mir.
 :. Smith was opposed to that ism but last week the Arizona Demo . ocrat printed a telegram from ! him saying that he favored it. Now subsequent to the send ing or the publication of that | telegram, Mir. Smith has forcibly . expressed his opinion as to the
 ! effect Of adopting it as feature of the constitution. In eonver-
 :. sation last Friday at Los An [
 ! geIes with E. S. DunIevy, clerk of the district court, and w. J.
 Kingsbury of Tempe he said, E without expressing any opinion as to the merits of the doctrine, . . "lf the people over there (mean- | ! ing Arizona) don't want state . hood, let them put the initiative, . referendum and recall into the . [ constitution. They say they THINK or they BELIEVE that . ! congress will approve it anyhow. ! am not THINKING or BE- .
 . LIEVlNG anything about it. . ! KNOW those people at Wash ineton and l KNOW that they .
 . will not approve a constitution . ! from Arizona or New Mexico if the initiative, referendum and . 7 recall are in it." .
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
LANeFoRD RESTS JEANNETTE.

Boston. Mass, Sept. 6.-After fifteen rounds of grueling fighting, Sam Langford tonight defeated Joe Jean nette of New York, both colored, at the ArmOry club. The decision of the referee was concurred in by all.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
BAD FOR BURROWS.
His Probable Defeat For United
 States Senator.

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 6.-The De troit Free Press which has been sup porting Senator J. c. Burrows says that early returns indicate the de- feat of Burrows by Representative Charles F. Townsend in todays con test for the republican, endorsement for United States senator.
 osborn appears to be well in the lead for governor.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
VERMONT ELECTIONS.

White River Junction, Vt, Sept. 6.-Congressman David Foster and Frank Plumbley, republicans were reelected today in the state cleo tions,
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07

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Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Sept. 6.-Forecast for Arizona: aFir
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
WHERE COL. ROOSEVELT WOULD PUT
 INTERPRETING IDIOTS IF ARIZONA
The Colonel Explains in Focbe and Characteristic Style What He Did Not
 Mean in His Pueblo Speech

With w. Yesterday Friendly Told
  o Arzonas Hope of Admission.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07
VACANT LOT wANTEoL have

a new 4-room plastered frame cot tage with bath and nice porch in University Addition for sale. Will take a vacant lot for first payment; balance $20 per month. Price S1,S0O. E. E. Pascoe, no North Center St
Arizona republican., 1910-09-07

PAScoE'S WANTs-I want four or five vacant lots In University or x Grand Avenue addition What have you to offer for cash? E. E. PAS COZ, no North Center Street.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
WHY NOT COMPETE?

We think our people have failed to
realize that the tier Of counties to the
south is stealing big march on US
with the river to river dragged road.
sDenison has been pne Of the towns on
the map as far 90 Cross country auto
lists have been concerned. There is
no question but that these tourists
brought money to town and gave our
city and county much excellent adj
vertising. All this is to be lost to
the counties along the Northwestern
unless they get together and put in .
competing road. This could easiiy
be done and we ask the cooperation of
the press Of every town from Clinton
to Council Bluffs. Two good roads
would afford tourists choice of routes
and all the other advantages of good
roads that will accrue to the southern
counties would as we'll accrue to the
counties along the line Of the North
western. We would like to hear from
other newspapers and would be glad
to take part in campaign for second
river to river dragged road. =
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
WHAT A BRAVE BOY.

Coon Rapids Enterprise: No. The
Enterprise editor did not sign Con-
gresham Woods nomination papers.
Before indorsing our congressman we
prefer to wait and see how he
finishes up his record this session.
If he gets behind the administration
and assists in passing laws IN re-
demption Of party pledges, we shall
support him. But up to the present
time there has been too much polly
foxing and too little work done by
the insurgents to satisfy reasonable
demand Of the republican party.
These congressman are still on pro-
baton. It is to be hoped from this
time on they will make good.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06

Manila Times: For our own
curiosity we have compiled q few
figures setting forth the exact amount
of reading matter in the Times for
one year. We saved the proofs and
know them to be true. With this
issue the Times readers have perused
622 gallies equal to CTS columns. an
average of thirteen each week. This
amount of reading matter in one string
would make solid column two and
one half miles long. Taking each
line and butting them together would
make continual line reaching from
here to Nicola. distance of about
forty three miles. This is, in, com.
parison with the average country
newspaper that reach our exchange
table. just double the type set by
them.
This is mighty good showing for
the Manila paper. The Review sets
over 80 columns week and using the
Times figures the Review String
would reach about one hund red miles.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
very sick last week but at present is

very sick last week but at present is
:convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schafer and
daughter were over Sunday visitors
with her sister. Mrs. Lease, at Vail.
Miss Alvina Witt il making an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Neb-
raska.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rockwell re-
turned home from South Dakota last
week at which place they were re-
Gently married. We congratulate.
Mrs. Duncan and son, Percy, moved
to Denison on Monday. where they
will make their home. We are sorry
to lose them from this vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar christensen
and children Of Nebraska spent q few
days last week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. P. Pliers.
Ed. Horsey and wife Of Arion
visited at the Hansen home on Sunday.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
A POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE BALLlNCER COMMITTEE.

1t is to be regretted that the Ball,
niger investigating committee seems
to be dividing along partisan lines.
The people as whole have no inter-
est in the matter save to see the
guilty punished. There is no neces-
city SO far as the republican party is
concerned. that Ballinger be white
washed, neither is there any great
point to be gained by democracy in
blackening his character. No party
has corner either ON honesty or dis
honesty. The national election will
be decided on broader questions than
the guilt or innocence Of any one man.
The members Of the committee should
act in judicial rather than partisan
manner and the people should fee.
that their verdict is clear and de-
cisive and uninfluenced by anything
save the evidence in the case. Any
other kind Of an acquital would be Of
no value to Mr.. Ballinger and any
other kind Of conviction would
amount to but little. We are glad to
note that Mr.. Ballinger has served
notice that b. will sue Golfers
Weekly for its attacks upon him. If
the charges are untrue and the articles
unJustified by the facts, Golfers
should be fined such large amount
that it will BIZ warning that the
time for indiscriminate Islander has
passed. either in the press or in the
pulpit. Solar. it appears from the
evidence given in brief by the press
dispatches, that the charges against
-Ballinger have utterly failed Of proof.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
MARCH HARD ON PROPHETS.

c. w. Won Coelln in New London
Farmer Times: The present month
has proved the uselessness Of weather
forecasts az given by Hicks and Fus-
ter. Their forecasts are based pro-
fessedly on the position Of the moon
and the planets, but really on the
general weather of a given month for
many years; but when extraordinary
weather for whole month occurs
their predictions are all wrong and
they have lost their ability to fore
tell the weather no matter what the
moon and the planets tell them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
SOME NEAR DEMOCRAT ADVICE.

Webster City Freeman: Represen-
tatives Of the people ought to stand
for the right without inquiring whether
it is democracy or republicanism.
The democratic party has offered many
good things to the country and it is
foolish for republican to oppose q
certain principle because the demo-
cratic party was the first to advocate
it.
The Freeman's expression is but
the logical outcome of insurgency.
If Republican papers proclaim that
Democracy is ''just as good the
people will soon commence to think
5it is good deal better. Which it
is not.