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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29

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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16
THE LABOR PARTY.

The socialists succeeded in cap
turing the union labor convention
held in Phoenix, created a new party
in Arizona to be known as the
Labor Party" and attached it to
the political sideshow Of the socialist
party of Arizona which is dominated
by J. C. Cannon. the prominent leader
Of the Western Federation OF Miners
in the territory. But while the social
lists controlled the Phoenix conven-
ton many Of the Representatives of
union labor, who were present in
Phoenix refused to follow the lead
Of Cannon and returned to their
homes determined to have nothing to
do with the new party" which can
amount to no more than a tail to
the political kite of Cannon. who has
several times been the socialist can.
didate for congress in Arizona
The laboring men Of Arizona, those
who must look to their wage for sus
tenance. will certainly be accorded
the right to make known their de
sires and opinions as to what would
be especially beneficial to them as
a class IL incorporated in the consu
tuition, but to our mind the laborint
class viii find that the opportunity fol
securing their demands or a hearing
for their requests viii be infinitely
greater IL they maintain their afiI
iation with the old political parties.
Many Of the demands as outlined
in the platform adopted at Phoeni,
by this newly born Labor Party ars
just while others are fmpracticabl,
and socialistic anarchistic IN charac
ter and it is the following Of such
radical leaders as those who con
troIled In Phoenix that has greatly
retarded the realization Of many o.
the just demands Of honest labor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16
Press Comment

, Listen to his prattle about the in
srgents having no standing
outside of congress. The little
fellow form Coconino evidently
believes that our people don't
read. The great state of Iowa the
strongest republican state In the
union is absolutely in the hands
Of insurgents. The insurgents not
only nominated nine congressman,
but have a majority Of 200 in the
state convention. Similar conditions
prevail in Indiana, Ohio, and in
fact. all the middle west Yet
Cameron, with bis two-by-three- opin-
ions, tells us that insurgency is dead
The little fellow is also trying awfully
hard to work up sentiment in Ariz-
ona for Frank Hitchcock, as Hitchcock
aspires to become the boss OF the
Arizona republicans.
Mr.. Cameron can't fool the people
of this territory on Frank Hitchcock.
Just because Hitchcock proposes to
take care OF Ralph Cameron through
the Taft administration this gullible
individual is racing over Arizona tell
ing the people how much Mr.. Hitch
cock has done for Arizona and what a
wonderful man he is No. Mr.. Dele
gate. you fooled the people once, but
you can't repeat; and Hitchcock can
not neither boss Arizona politics nor
delegate such power to his Retriever
Jimmy Williams. Arizona will welcome
every man who comes to our new state
for legitimate business. but there is
no SOON here for imported bosses
Arizona Democrat.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16
THIS HAPPENED
IN TOMBSTONE.

While it occasions no surprise IN
this neighborhood. the effete east may
experience mixed sensations when
Il learns that the other day the
Tombstone. Arizona. city council
passed an ordinance forbidding the
display of prize fight pictures in that
town. Not only that. but another
ordinance was adopted which re-
stricts the speed of automobiles
within the town limits at ten miles
an hour. II is immaterial to the
main point that it would take an
auto about a minute at this rate
to get outside the town limits. The
fact that the two ordinances were
adopted at all is what will shock
the east, whose knowledge of Tomb
stone still fingers in the pages Of
the dime novel, the stage holdup and
Apache Indian.
But we wish to assure our read
ers who are still living in the TO
nance of early days that the action
of the Tombstone council is strictly
in keeping with the character Of the
town today No more respectable
home-loying and religious community
could be found in the country than
this same Tombstone of bloody border
fame, where some years ago Wild
Eyed Pete and others like him were
supposed to have shot tenderfoot
very morning before breakfast, and
TO have varied the doings OF the day
with Indian fights in the neighborhood
These border characters are all dead
now. They lived too fast a life to
survive long. If bullets did not get
them whisky did In their place we
behold the staid. sober and God
fearing citizens. who are proud of
their churches. their schools. their
weekly prayer meetings. and who.
naturally, will have none OF the Reno
brutality. even in the form of pic
lures.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

T. B. Caltron and W. H. Andrews
were the controlling spirits in the
New Mexico republican COMMITTEES
meeting at Albuquerque this week.
Andrews as delegate to congress
made hard fight for the original
house statehood bill as against the
Beveridge bill which carried .humii.
iat'ng limitations" in the Language
OF the Douglas republican cIub-An.
drews and Cattron are both avowed
candidates for United States senator
from the coming new state and il
Jimmy Williams Of the Citizen wants
to head either OF them off he had
better transfer his camp to the
banks of the Rio Grande.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

When Ex-Governor Joseph w. Folk
OF Missouri was in Douglas last year
he signihed his willingness to come
to Arizona and assist the democrats
in the first state campaign. Governor
Folk should be reminded of this
promise. His appearance would be
worth more to the democracy of Ari-
zona than all the campaign money
at the command of--Frank Hitchcock
would be TO the republicans.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16
United States Only Nation Which
Is Absolutely InVincible.
BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.

Germany the United States and Great Britain should form
peace compact UNIVERSAL PEACE WOULD BE AS
-. SURED That combination would be supreme.
do say that In this event the powers would disarm
do think they would until all got infused and
Unused with idea of arbitration the of honor 1t is AL
WAYS WELL FOR A NATION TO BE PREPARED FOR
WAR; although do think preparedness for viii
such preventive enthusiasts do
STATES HAS THOROUGHLY
PROVED HER UEPREPAREDNEss
PREPARED ANYBODY, MINUS TIRE
MENDoUs EXPENSE. ONLY NATION CONSIDER
ABSOLUTELY INVINcI5LE
Her might land all four of her borders the
time they might march inland hundred miles, there MEET
ANNIHILATION AT THE HANDS OF OUR TRAINED
CITIZEN ARMIES, sixteen million strong meaning the national
guard and kindred organizations.
This is because of the CHARACTER OF OUR MEN,
RND THEIR STANDARDS OF PATRIOTISM ARE DIE
FERENT FROM THE REST OF THE WORLD.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

If union labor desires to have a rep
resentation in the constitutional con-
vention it had better steer away from
tffat new Labor Party" which starts
under the control Of the socialists. Il
is not likely that either of the old
parties would deny to labor its just
due Of representation in the constitu.
ton.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16
People Now Want
Only Best From
Public Officials.

wILLIAr1 r. WILCOX. Chairman Public
Commission of New York
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

Cameron's election to congress has
justly given him the idea that the
people of Arizona are gullible.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

Address all Communications to
THE eIsBEE DAILY REVIEW,
Bisbse, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

The printer is in receipt of a letter
from away back east where the labor
ing class have copper cent incomes
and silver appetites. The writer won
ders If we are always going to stay
In this desolate country Guess so.
brother. We have quantum suf-
ficit of Gods pure air and ozone out
here TO a certainty. That gives us
nerve to rustic for anything else worth
having. Yes, New Mexico is good
enough for us-Fort Summer Repub-
lican.
When the republicans took control
Of the federal government in 1861 the
expenses of the government were
about $50 100000 annually nearly 81 :
100000 zoe less than now. AS Hon
James G. Blaine said in his Twenty
Years in Congress-: The leaders of
the democratic party had guarded the
treasury with unceasing vigilance
against every attempt at extravaganza
or corruption" The result of this
frugality and honesty was seen in the
annual expenditures. Economy in pub
lie expenditures has always been a
cardinal principle of the democratic
party. The appropriations for the four
years of Cleveland's administration
were less than one-half the appropria-
tons of the last four years of repub-
lican rule.-Globe Belt.
Cameron's election to congress has
justly given him the idea that the
people Of Arizona are gullible.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16
. Lions NObler Than Men.

BY oEcIIE soREL . Lion
IONS animals pure and simple, and that alone
why their society appears SUPERIOR TO THE
~ COMPANY OF MEN
WASTED. NERVE CIVILIZATION MAN
SENSE OF INSTINCT, INSTINCT
Lions keep the promise which their aspect gives No human
events can alter their calm serenity
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

Now that Delegate Cameron has
paid his visit to Cochise County Il
will be in order for the demo
Gratis to resume their plans for elect
ing ten democrats to the constitution
al constitution.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

THE PEOPLE, WHOLE
TEREsTEp IN ONE THNe-THAT
THEIR PUBLIC OFFICIALS SHALL OF THE FIRST QUALITY.
THEY DO NOT CARE WHETHER REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT
SHALL BE POSTMASTER NEW
POSTMASTER DELIVERED
PROMPTLY, THAT THERE SHALL DISHONESTY
TRAvAeANcE CORRUPTION
DELIVER GOODS
party organization should have but ideato furnish the
people through the BEST SERVICE POSSIBLE
When the organization becomes merely through which fat
jobs may be secured something is BOUND TO HAPPEN.
The day has passed when public Office is PRIVATE SNAP
No ocehode should hold that job because of his
fractional organization His of Office should DEPEND ON
HIS EFFICIENCY in harness.
He should be Republican because he efficient oceholder
not an oficeholder because he good Republican.
Official efficiency has been tremendously betered during the
few President Roosevelt gave the ball of public sentiment
shove that direction and he assisted by Governor Hughes
Those wonderful 1t may TAKE Us YEARS TO
THOROUGHLY APPRECIATE what they have done the way
Of purifying politics.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-16

BELIEVE in political organization. I good party
But 1 do not believe that party organization
should be carried to point where the maintenance
of that organization is placed above the service of the
people And do not "the pee-pul," as the pro-
fessional agitators say.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
ADMINISTRATION BACKS
CANNON FOR SPEAKER
Uncle Joe's Candidacy in end Con-
gress Decided at White
House Dinner.

WASHINGTON. March 4--Uncle
Joe Cannon will be q candidate for
Speaker of the sixty-second congress,
notwithstanding his recently report
ed statement to Representative Nc
Kinley, chairman OF the republican
congressional committee. that he
would withdraw from the race in
order to insure republican control of
the next House. The above informal
ton was received to-day from sources
that leave no room for doubt. 1t Is
also reported that President Taft and
PostTnaster-Genera Hitchcock have
agreed that the weight of the admin
istration will be thrown behind the
Cannon forces in the coming congress
sional elections and q plea made TO
the country to elect a regular" House
of Representatives that will work
with President Taft during the re-
naming two years of his tenure of
Office.
Last night at the White House
President Taft gave dinner, at
which the Speaker was the guest of
honor. and which was attended by
a number of the Speakers lieuten-
ants. Over the cigars and coffee
there was considerable talk about
legislation and politics, One of the
guests said to-day that the Presi-
dent feels that the country will have
experienced reaction by next fall,
and will be ready to repudiate the
insurgents vote straight admins
tration ticket
The guest at last nights function
Is regarded with some significance.
or the republican members of the
House present. there was only one
'insurgent'' of California.
Hayes has been classed by some of
his associates as merely a mercer
ICED insurgent." He is the one who
fixed up the arrangement with the
White House whereby the insurgents
agreed to help along certain of the
Presidents legislative policies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
PLAN new HOTEL
FOR LYhCHDURG
Option Granted 20 Interested Par
ties for Location on Main
Street.
MANY PROPOSITIONS
PROPOSITIONS
Other Sites Being Considered-Ex
pect Definite Announcement
next Week.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March A.
That an option has been granted on a
Main street location to parties inter-
ested In the erection of new hotel
was the announcement made by an
authoritative source to-day. This OPP
ton liz for a different location from
others noted In the past few weeks,
and Is the third proposition that has
come to public notice in that time.
Just what Developments will be
shown when the tentative arrange
ments crystalline VIII not be made
pubic unit. some time next week,
when, Ii 10 understo ID, definite an
nouncements will be made. There
are three distinct movements LOOKING
to the erection of what is purposcd
TO be a large modern hotel. Which
of these will be shown to have taken
the lead and made definite plans Is
at present a matter of conjecture,
and the topic Of considerable dis
cussion among business and travelling
men.
A lively fight hetween oil inferests
Is expected here in a short time.
Two independent companies---the
Texas and Indian--have come into
the field. and the present indications
are Lhat II Will De case OF three
cornered competition. with the Stand
ard OH Company at its old stand.
The Indian Oil Company has SEE
cured valuable piece of property.
and building permit has already
been issued for extensive improve
ments of the property. 1t Is under
stood that the Texas people arc also
planning the location of o. permanent
distributing establishment.
At meeting Of the Amherst board
of supervisors, Commonwealth At
torney Otto l.. Evans and Assistant
State Highway Commission George
Coleman. 1t was decided yesterday to
appropriate the whole road fund Ct
the Elon district. in Amherst county,
for the maintenance of the macadam
road. and that no other funds he con-
tributed by the county Or the 'ither
districts.
The report of the Assoc ated Chart
ties of J.ynchburg. made public this
afternoon by Miss Jessie Forbes. the
secretary, states that Sc families have
been aided during the month of Feb
rnary.- The following amounts Hera
given in charitable work: Food
$5149 fuel Tin CASH. ss.47: fuel in
quantity. IL 1-2 tons of coal. and
1873 garments. In addition to this,
other aid of miscellaneous nature
was afforded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
JUDGE WON'T SIT
ON HE|hzE HEAR|NG
Declares Indictments Against Cop
per Magnate unwarranted.
Case is Transferred

NEW YORK, March 4.--When thu
case of Fritz Augustus Heinse, Mon-
taha copper magnate, indicted again
yesterday In connection with alleged
fraudulent practices while In control
Of the Mercantile National Bank. over
two years ago. came before Judge
Hough in the United States court to-
day, the judge refused to have any
thing more to do with the case.
The government has obtained the
indictment Of Heinze on four separat.
occasions and In every instance Judge
HorgL has sustained the demurre; .
intcrposed. The last time the case
came before him he intimated strong
ly that the governments proceedings
were without warrant or law.
y have already intimated that
enough indictments have been found
against this man." said the Judge.
and ] see no reason why / should
heai any more. will have nothing
more to do with this case
A plea Of not guilty was entered
and Judge Hough ordered the case
transferred to the crimina! branch Of
the circuit court to come up next
Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
THE NEWS OF FREDERIcKsBuRG
Mr.. Bolts Gets Cotnmission--Men's
brotherhood Being Formed.

Mr.. Bolts Gets Cosnmissicn--AIen's
Brotherhood Being Formed.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March
Afr. A. b. Bolts. of this city. has
received his commission as assistant
commissary general on the stan Of
General J. Thompson Brown. Of Rich
mond, commander of the First Brit
appointment was made by General
Clement A. Evans. commander Of the
United Confederate Veterans and II
carries with II the rank OF captain.
Lieutenant A. @. Billingsby, Of the
WAshiRgteH- Guards OF this city, he's
been placed on the retired list at his
own request by Governor Mann. after
a service Of twelve years In the State
militia.
ofiicer ]. H. Robinson. of the local
police force, recovered q valuable dia-
mond ring here yesterday. which had
been stolen IN Washington and sold
here by youth who had escaped
from the reform scnooi Of the dig
trict.
Hon. c. O'Connor Goolrick left here
yesterday with petition to Governor
Mann asking for the pardon Of John
w. Hunter. who was convicted in the
corporation court in January for lar
ceny and sentenced to six months in
the city Jail. The petition was signed
by the judge of the corporation court
and the pury which convicted Hun
ter.
The Mems Brotherhood of the Pres
byetrinn church. whose officers ars
Rev. ]. II. Henderlite, president:
Alvin T. Rowe. president; A. o,
Mays. secretary. and G. Frank Tim
berlake, treasurer, met last night and
perfected arrangements for final
organization. This il the first Rrofher-
hood formed here and 1t La an out
growth of the great Laymen's Meet
ms held in Richmond last October
Rev. j. III. Hender1fte, who Is pastor
Of the Presbyterian church. is an
active and forcesui preach and il
making the imprint of his work fel,
in the religious life OF the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
MRS. ROOSEVELT OFF
TO meet HUSBAND
Sails for Cairo in the Dark as to
Ex-President's European
Plans.

NAPLES, March Mfrs. Theodore
Roosevelt and her daughter, Ethel.
sailed to-day on the steamer Schles-
wig for Cairo. from which city they
will proceed to Khartoum to meet
Col. Roosevelt. Before sailing Mrs.
Roosevelt engaged a stx-reom apart
ment at the Hotel Excelsior from
April l TO April 10. Ambassador
Leishman called on Mrs. Roosevelt
Just before she went aboard to cen
fer with her regarding her husband
program while In Italy.
Mr.. Leishman said 1t was possible
that Roosevelt would visit the Kaiser
before going to Rome to pay his re-
spects to King Victor Emmanuel and
the Pope. Mrs Roosevelt confessed
herself completely in the dark regard
ing the details of her husbands stay
in Europe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
TO PULL THEM IN
VIOLATION OF LAW
Justice John Lays Down the Law
With Reference to Practice
:, of Some Merchants.

THE catching hold OF a person and
attempting to draw him into a store
constitutes assault and battery, and
want every policeman on the force to
arrest every one of these body
snatchers,'" said Justice Crutchfieid
in police court Friday morning, In
dispesing OF the charge against r. Ct.
Wilkerson. Albert Stein, Charles
Crouch and NJ. b. Nash OF alleged as
sault upon n. Goshen. Wilkerson
was fined $40, the testimony show
ing that he had struck Goshen forty
or fifty times in the face.
The assault upon Goshen grew out
of the fact that little girl had
started into his place and was pulled
into the establishment kept by his
competitor by one OF the men who
was employed by Stein.
1T appears" said the justice de-
Gliding the case. that Wi.kerson. who
Is young man. struck Goshen, who
is three times his senior. / shall
therefore fine Wilkerson. but I want
1t to be very publicly known that this
pulling" into places that are carried
on at this corner fFifth and Broad,
wrong side) has got 70 stop. The
police must arrest every man who at
tempts to make pedestrian come
into his store. The placing Of hands
on a pedestrian Is an assault. and will
be go considered by me-"
The case consumed more than an
hour In trial. there being over a scors
OF witnesses to testify in the matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
MK|aG PLANS FOR
FIREM[Ns convention
Alexandria Companies Making
Elaborate Preparations for
Gathering.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. Mar. Though
the annual convention o. the Virginia
State Firemen's Association will not
be held until August, preparations are
row being made by the various active
ana veteran fire companies of Alex
andriA TO raise FUNDS for the enter
taInment OF several hundred delegates
expected at that time. J. X. N Curtin.
pRdsrmen e sne nfa ~ re ssate
ISOLATION end In taking much interest
in the arrangements.
Each OF the active companies In
Alexandria has already appointed
committees on entertainment. and the
Friendship Veteran Fire Association
has appointed the following members
to cooperate with the others: J. r.
Williams, M. II. Norris, Herman Fried
lander, #. Didsxoneit. and Dallas Pey.
ton The Friendship Veteran Fire As.
ISOLATION has charge OF the old hand
engine. which Is a successor to the one
presented to the city OF Alexandria by
George Washington. II Is q feature
in parades In this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
DECISION DEFERRED IN
LUNA PARK EAMAGE SUIT

ALEXANDRIA, VA. March A.
Judge J. b. 7. Thornton. of the cir
cult court OF Alexander county. sit
ting in this city. yesterday heard
arguments on the demurrer of the
defendant to the evidence In the suit
of Frederick Schwab against the Luna
Park Company. and deferred his de-
cision until the April term of the
circuit court. The company was re-
presented by Attorneys Moore. Bar
bour g. Keith and the complainant
by former Corporation Judge J. X.
NJ. Norton. Schwab. while employed
on an aerial swing at the park, near
Four-Mile Run. last summer received
injuries that necessitated the amputn-
ton of one of his feet He sued to
recover $4,000. and jury several
days ago awarded him $4,000, sub
3eet to the courts decision on the de-
,nurrer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-04
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