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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-17
ROOSEVELT IS
DEFEATED BY
"OLD GUARD"
Regulars Reject Colonel When
he Is Suggested for Com
ventiOn Chairman
Former President EnroIIs Him
self With Progressives in
New York State Fight
lSpeo'ol Dispatch 10 The Call

OYSTER BAY. Aug. 1s.-Colonel
roosevelt. after his defeat at the hands
of the old guard" declined late this
evening to add to the statement given
out by him in New York. He seemed to
sorely tempted. but after log consider
alton he declared that just at present
ne would have nothing further to say
Tor publication.
II can be stated authoritatively. how
ever that Roosevelt would prefer to
lose in the present state campaign than
10 sacrifice any of the measures for
which he has taken a stand. If his
measures are defeated he believes he
VIII be in a stronger position in the
iepuohcan party in the state than ever
before.
There is absolutely no question that
roosevelt viii carry the fight for his
progressive measures into the state
convention from his view point. He
courts defeat this fall believing that
ne VIII be stronger after election.
The former president believes still
That he viii be able to carry the con-
Nention- If he can he intends to leave
an OF the burden of the campaign upon
the persons who have thus far sue
CeSStully opposed him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-17
Cannon to Open Campaign

DANVILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 16.-Speaker
Cannon will open the campaign in this
district tomorrow with a speech at a
meeting of settlers at Cissna Park, Iro-
quois county.
Cannon said today that he would dis
cuss politics. but could not make up his
mind what to say until he had looked
over the crowd"
Congressman Mckinley and Boutell
called on the speaker last night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
MOTHER OF Gates
LOOKING FOR HIM
FEDERAL CONSUL ASKS ABOUT
THE LATE DOUGLAS BASEBALL
PITCHER

DOUGLAS. May 2i-(Special.)-
The mother of ELI Gates whO
was recently on the pitching stafR of
the Demons is seeking for informa-
ton as to her son. This is shown
by the letter which the International
received today from the United States
consul at Nogales. Sonora, showing
that Mrs. Gates has called upon the
consular service il seeking her son.
There is every reason TO believe
that the Ernest Z. Gates, whose
mother seeks information OF him is
the same Eli Gates who was mound
artist here up TO last Friday He
came to Douglas from the coast.
where he recently played with san
Diego. He was n native OF Missouri
and Manager O'Donovan states that
his initials were E. E, which might
well be Ernest Eli. When Gates left
here he stated that he was going 20
Join the Dessdoines club which had a
claim upon him under the nationa.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
MAYOR eaeENe's JOKE.
(DougIas Interlatlonal.)

IKE following clipped from an eN-
Grange, shows that Mayor Greene
has many friends away from Douglas
as yell as in this city The article
slIich was published in the local pa
pf4-s, and is referred TO in the Phoe-
Hix Gazette. has been mentioned by
nImber of exchanges. It was pub
lisi1ed here more as joke on hiz-
zOoeT than anything else, for ali
kRlEx that the AFFAIR was just an
oversight o. Mayor Greene. who is 4
sticEieF for the enforcement Of city
ordinances and would be the last one
TO Intentionally break one. It is
pleasant TO know ones friends and
the following is therefore published.
That little joke OF Douglasites ar
resting their mayor, DR. W. A.
Greene. for falling TO drop his horse
weight While he was visiting a pa
iiesiI, reminds on Of the old saw
'WheR is a joke not a joker When
it gets away from home. II there is
a man loved by everyone IN Douglas.
81 is that same DR. Mayor Greene"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
agreement.

agreement.
The following is the letter received
by the International;
Nogales, Son. Mex. May q, 1910.
Sporting Editor Douglas Internation-
all
Dear Sir:-This Office is in receipt
OF a letter from Mrs. Eta Gates Tor
Cater of Montgomery. Mo, saying
that she had not heard from her son,
Ernest f. Gates (or Cater for some
time. that she did not know his adj
dress. but had reason 10 believe that
he was in this part of Mexico or Ari-
IONA possibly at Cananea.
AS l have noticed that the name
of one of the players on the Douglas
baseball team bears the name OF
Gates, win You kindly inform me II
possible what are the initials of Mr.
Gates. and also IL you can find out
whether he is the man referred 70
above.
Thanking you in advance for any
information you can give me am,
Yours very truly.
ALEXANDER V. DYE,
American Consul.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Marshal Overlook Here.

United States Marshal C. A. over
lock is in the city today. He ar
rived on Saturday and went into the
Chiricahua mountains to find a wit
ness wanted in the U. s. court at
Tucson this week. He stopped on
here today TO render what assistance
he could to the republicans in the
municipal election. Mr.. Overlook
stated that the United States court
beginning at Tucson this morning is
confronted with an unusually large
number OF cases. The principal case
is the one brought by the govern
ment against Grant Brothers and
transferred from theis county to Tue
son for trial United States court
has been held at Phoenix and Tomb
stone this year. The next one win
be at Globe and the one at Prescott.
will be held In July
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
PURDOh IS SOME
POTATOES AS FARMER
HAS GOOD IDEAS THAT DISPENSE
WITH CRYING NEED FOR MUCH
Ram

DOUGLAS. May Especial. -
Charley Purdoa. who is in the city
flUsa tombstone, where he is hiber-
nsfR.s while attending to the duties
az cponfy auditor. brings with him a
suggestion for agriculture in the Sui
phur Springs valley which mas the
true ring for success and in FEAST
hlifS makes dry farming look like a
plugged Mexican quarter. Purdon
gets his idea from a method which is
being used IN Minnesota and works
spiszdidly there. The reason for
adrPti1s the plan in Minnesota was
The aase date. when frost is out CT
the ground. while here the same plan
cenld be worked because of late
rainS. and dr-yness pending these
rains-
Posztoes and corn are the crops
which PurdOn suggests for the val
ley IA regard to the former crop
he states that the Minnesota method
is 70 cut the potatoes into sections,
eactl section containing ct least one
eve. These sections are then placed
in a vat which Is filled with earth
and water. there 70 rot away and
gernizate. The period for germina-
ton Of potatoes, Purdon states. is
three weeks. He states that the po-
taioes could be thus treated here
and gIth the first July rains planted
and would then proceed TO mature
rapidly, with start of more than
three weeks. and easily be ready for
digging tar in advance OF crops that
had 30 wait for rains TO terminate.
The summer rains and the moisture
fruuR the first rams viii suffice for
the growing OF the crop. Corn can
be treated in the same way.
The plan of Purdon, doing away
vita dry forming methods and with
the need OF irrigation FOR crop OF
pOtatoes and OF corn opens possibili-
ties Tor success IN this particular
section at a very small original out
las
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Henern Gets Drill.

A diamond drill. recently purchased
from the Sullivan Machinery com
pany left Bisbee yesterday for the
Heffern Mining company camp. where
it viii be installed near the main
shaft and possibly at the 800 foot
level of the shaft. In lieu of the di-
doctors who resigned from the Hef-
fern company the following were
elected by the remaining members OF
the board: Guy o. Strickland, vice
president; 4. 5. Scott. secretary; Eu-
gene Aument and z. Gandstrom
President Heffern stated today that
development work fiji be pushed
ahead.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
WISHED eIohe and Phoenix.

w NJ Adamson returned home
Saturday from a trip TO Phoenix and
Globe, where he went on business
connected with the sale of the prod
uct OF the Arizona Gypsum Plaster
company IN this city. of which he is
the head. Mr.. Adamson arrived in
Phoenix the afternoon of the day on
which the Adams hotel burned. In
his opinion gained from expressions
from Mr. Adams and leading citizens
Of Phoenix. that the hotel viii be re
built during the present year and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Leave For Coast.

Mrs ". c. broyles and llttie
daughter Caroline and Miss Rachel
Williams. one Of the city teachers.
leave tomorrow for Coronado. Calf,
where Mrs. Brayles win spend the
summer and Miss Williams will re-
main for a month after which she
viii go 10 her home in Clinton, New
York. for the balance Of the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Lose Baby Boy.

The many friends OF Mr.. and Ms.
Z. J. Stelzer viii receive with sor-
row the news Of the death of their
baby boy who died at their home in
Nogales few days ago. Mr. and
Mrs. Steltzer formerly lived In Doug
las, but are now located at Nogales
where Mr. Stelzer is connected
with the L. S. customs service.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
porr Visited Ell Paso.

Frank y. Dorr was a passenger this
morning on the train arriving from
FL Paso. hayeing been in the Pass
city on business. Mr.. Dorr stated
that he found at FL Paso many evil
dences OF prosperity and that uat
city is now fast assuming metropo-
Titan proportions. Concerning the
election in Bisbee today Mr.. Dorg
stated that the democrats would win
on most of the ticket. but the result
for mayor would be close.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
PrchIbition Worker.

o. Gibson. the well known a5-
stractor of Tombstone, was in Doug
las yesterday and today. coming here
TO meet Rev. Chaplin, who is making
a campaign in the interest of pro
hibition. Mr.. Gibson is a faithful
worker for prohibition, and has sew
eral times stood as The candidate for
that party for congress in the terri
tory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

that it win be made a much better
hotel than it ever was before. At
Globe Mr.. Adamson found that bust
ness was not so good as it was on
the occasion of his last visit, though
he found all of the pople were cont
dent Of the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Returns From Springs.

James Brophy OF Bisbee. returne<
home this morning from Hot Springs
Arkansas. where he has been for two
months seeking the improvement Of
his health. which had not been good
previous TO his departure for the IA
nous health resort He reported
that his health had been improved by
the trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Going For Summer.

s. f. Mcguire. accompanied by
Mrs. Enquire. win start tomorrow
for a summer vacation. going from
here to Battle Creek. Mich, where
Mr.. Mcguire viii enter the sanitari-
the UNI for treatment for an old
stomach trouble. which was very
much benefited there last year. II
was the intention of Mr.. Mcguire to
go away earlier. but remained to
lend his assistance to the democrats
in the city election
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

friends at Tucson. Phoenix. Prescott
and then go to the Grand canyon.
and after seeing that western wonder
will go on to Los Angeles, San Fra
cisco and then to the state of Ore
gon. Mr.. Whipple expects to join
Mrs. Whipple in July.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Returns to Globe.

Mrs. G. w. Evans. wife OF the
master mechanic OF the Shannon
Copper company. at Metcalf. yeft for
her home this morning. after visit
With her mother. Mrs B. 2. McSla-
han and her sister. Mrs. ID. B. Cor.
Her sister, Miss McMahan. returned
home with her for the sumer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Prices Are Cut.

J. W. Burns of Mexico City. in
charge of the oil department in
Northern Mexico for the Pearson's.
passed through the city this morning.
This concern is in a big fight With
the Standard Oil company for SIT
premacy in Mexico and have cut pri-
ces 10 less than half
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
NEWS AND PERSONALS
FROM SHELTER CITY

Mss Kate Christy left yesterday
for Cananea for short visit with
friends. after which she will 90 to
Phoenix and points in California and
the Northwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
stiII weighing Mails.

All mail that leaves Douglas is be-
ing weighed. This is a practice en-
ployed by the government in fixing
consideration TO be paid railroads for
transportation of the postofilce prod
uct. For 101 days all mail IS
weighed. No report as to result win
be forthcoming until the weighing
period ends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Reno Wins shoor.

The sliding scale handicap shoot
for the Dupont trophy, a bronze dog.
presented TO the Douglas Gun club
By the Dupont Powder company, was
held at the club grounds. adjacent TO
the Country club yesterday afternoon.
W. H. Reno was the winner. with r.
n. Bonsall second.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Ike Hauser Dies.

Ike Hanser. one of the best known
travelling me making the Southwest,
is dead in Salt Lake City of heart
failure He was of the firm Of
Senis. Heimer & Houser of Cincin-
natl. manufacturers Of paper bags.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Babe Beats Camel.

A card was received today from
Robert J. Dunlavey. formerly OF this
city but now of the customs service
in Washington, d. c.. announcing the
birth of a son TO Mrs. Dunlayey on
May Is. just so minutes ahead OF
the comet"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

A. A. Fisher of the Goldman hotel.
left yesterday morning for Waxa.
haehse. Texas. in response to a tel
egram that his father was dying.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Returns From East.

Mrs. Clarence L. Butler returned
Saturday from Columbus. o.. where
she has been for the past eight
months. She was accompanied by
her mother, who will make her home
with her daughter
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Returned to Globe.

Mrs. Huson and Bob Finch. daugh-
ter and son Of n. S. Finch Of this
city. returned to the home Of Mrs.
Huson at Globe this morning. after
having visited with their father for
ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

Mrs Samuel First returned from
e Paso this morning. where she had
been visiting friends for a week
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

Miss Lura Jewell. sister Of Mrs. d.
+. Johnson, who has been visiting in
Douglas for a month. left yesterday
morning for Tampico. Mexico. where
she goes to visit friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

e. r. Thornton returned to Ell
Paso last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Studies Nursing.

Miss Ray Soto. formerly an en-
ployee in the Office department in the
Copper Queen store. has entered
whitehall hospital in Tucson. TO take
a course in trained nursing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

Mrs. W. II. WhippIe left this morn
ing for an extended vacation trip. ex-
pecting 70 be away from Douglas
during the summer She viii visit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

Frank NJ. wattes and daughter lett
for los Angeles for the summer to
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25
Back From PhosnIs.

Andy Scott and Mrs. Scott returned
from Phoenix last Friday. where
they bod been ON a visit Of several
days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

liz. Hankin was in the city from
Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

u. :. Marshal Charles a Overlook
s iB The city over election.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

4rs l. ~ vanFreese and son
leave tonight for Cairo. his. to spend
III simmer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

J. " eHndricks left this morning
Tor Greensboro. North Carolina. on a
visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

Mr.. W. H. Fisher LETT yesterday to
spend iAe sumner at Ocean Park.
California.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

4 p Parsons went to Tombstone
Yesfsniay
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-25

p T. HOokenbeamer is in re CITY
from Courfiand
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14

the new depot will be OF an elaborate
nature and. when the structure is
completed and the furniture installed,
we VIII have one of the largest and
most complete freight offices be-
tween Omaha and the coast.
Cashier McGaw's office will be 10.
Gated on the first floor and Will re-
semblc the interior OF a good sized
6anh-belng convenient and accessible
TO the general public during business
hours
My own office and the clerical de
rartment will be on the second floor.
as VIII also be quarters for Travel.
Ing Freight Agent Cook and his staff.
The area for the clerical staff will
be 15X150 feet-and the boys Will have
a well-ligbted, thoroughly ventilated
and modern apartment in which to
work
The biuepTints for the interior Of
the new depot are now here and We
have been asked to mako any sug.
gestions that Will improve the ideas
OF those who drew the plans.
We expect to be nicely quartered
In the ne wbuilding before next win
ter sets In and anticipate enjoying the
change from THE old structure which
has been In use for nearly third of
A century"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14

damage was they at once notified T.
j. Wyche. chief engineer OF the road.
at San Francisco. Mr.. Wychc. who
weS the engineer in charge OF the con-
struction of the eastern division OF
the road. at once came TO Salt Lake
and made n careful inspection. He
wired the result OF his findings TO
Vice Presidents Schlacks and Levey
at San Francisco, and two days later
those officers inspected the track.
II was learned this morning. from
a reliable source, that as the result
of their visit important Improvements
Will be commenced just as soon as the
track is again in shape for traffic
The first OF these improvements VIII
be the raising of the track six feet
above Its present grade. This will
he followed by the driving of piles
along the north side OF the track at
all points where II is believed there
may be any danger from waves dam.
aging the roadbed.
After the piles are driven the space
between them and the roadbed will be
itlled with rocks and gravel 1t Is be.
lleved that this work Will place the
road out OF all danger Ii is expected
that the improvements will be com.
pleted by the end Of the present year
If not sooner.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14
PAsTY FOOD
Too Commonly Used.

, fhe use OF pasty cereals is not adj
sisable. A physician says. "Pasty
cereals are very indigestible and a
bad thing for the stomach. causing a
depressed feeling and quite train Of
disorders. particularly OF the intes-
tinss and nerves
:. cereals. such as wheat and oats. can
De cooked long enough and well en-
eugh 10 At them for human use but
,ne ordinary way OF cooking leaves
tnem In pasty condition"
I gentleman from Evansville. Ind,
bays:
! Ny physician prohibited the use of
Dsts and wheat for | was In bad con-
auon physically, with pronounced
dyspepsia.
He said the heavy paste was indl-
kesuolc but that Grapc-Nuts, being n
thoroughly cooked food and cooked In
sueh manner as TO change the starch
."o peculiar sugar. could be ensily
,dlesSted.
J have become very fond indeed OF
Siape-Nuts and all the uncomfortable
"ehnga have disappeared. have gain
hehrly twelve pounds in weignt
uu s nave none of the distressed. full
snns after my meals that had Tor
10y: Grape-Nuts food has done the
r,ad ,nead the little book. THE Road 10
,enW'le." In pkgs There's a Res
So. Ser read the above letter. A ne"
49,. appears from time to time. They
senuloe, true, and full OF human
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14
LOCAL FREIGHT
BUSINESS GROWS
Two Million Pounds More Freight in Last Thirty DAYS
ihan during the Corresponding Period of Last Year
New Freight Office to be Most Modern

w. II. Cbcvers. general agent of
the Hartman lines at Ogden. Is enthu-
siastic over the heavy freight bust.
ness now being handled to and through
tbe city. In brief chat with Stand
ard representative this morning Mr.
Cncyers said:
Our freight business Is far In OK
cess of former years at this season
and during the last thirty days the
volume Of local business has exceed
ed the corresponding period of last
year by more than 100000 pounds.
That is going some In the way of In.
oreasiDg traffic and indicates that
our local business men are Qrosper.
GUS and thrifty.
"As result We have had to In.
crease our working force very ma
terially during the last few weeks
and the boys In every department are
kept on the jump in order TO handle
business expeditiously.
I'VE are also engaged al present in
selecting our new office fixtures for
the now freight depot This order
has TO go to headquarters early in
order TO receive attention and approv-
al from those who will pass on the
estimates We have been requested 10
make. The furniture and fixtures for
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14
Many Speak In indianapolis.

Indianapolis. April 13.-Six hundred
Democrats OF Indiana entertained
prominent leaders of the party from
other states at banquet In celebra-
tion OF the birth OF Thomas Jefferson
tonight.
John w, Kern. the Democratic can
didate for vlce,presidcnt in the last
national election. introduced the speak
er and in presenting Governor Thomas
r Marshall OF Indiana, said:
''He is a man that has made good
to the extent tht We think he could
be called To a higher position"
Responding to Mr. Kern, Governor
Marshall declared he was "a candl-
date for no office under the sun"
Let the future take care OF itself,
said Governor Marshall.
Il believe man that seeks by trick
or scheme 10 be nominated for presi-
dent OF the United States is not At
to fill that Office. | am only tho gov
ernor OF Indiana"
The reading of congratulatory let
ter from Governor Judson Harmon of
Ohio was received with cheers and
great applause also greeted the name
Of William j. Bryan, when Mr.. Kern
read letter from him In which Mr.
Bryan said President Taft. in his
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14
SPECIAL TRAINS
WITH HOTEL MEN

Local Hartman officials have been
advised that two special trains VIII
arrive In Ogden on Saturday morn
Ing, April %, en- route east from Cal
ifornla One of the trains will con-
sIst OF ten Pullman cars with l25 mem-
bers OF the New York Hotel associa-
ton. and the other train will have
on board 90 members Of the New
England Hotel association Many OF
the members are accompanied by
their wives and members of their
family and are returning home from
Los Angeles. where there has been
an important meeting Of hotel men.
Local railroad officials say that both
trains will be detained at Ogden for
several hours and have suggested that
the Weber Club might find 1t agree
able and profitable to extend the visi-
tors an informal reception during their
sojourn In this city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-04-14
"eILLIEu HAS LOTS OF FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Williams en-
tertainod few OF their friends last
evening at thoir pretty bungalow on
Washington avenue Solo. High-F1ye.
Penochle, etc, etc. was the divesiop.
In fact. Billie tried everything. but
1t was no use.
With the assistance OF Mrs. VIII
Iiams, Billie certainly made good
when he served the Dutch luncheon.
They sav Bill is the candy Kid" when
II comes to entertaining his friends.
Tho lucky ones were. Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tarr Mfr. and Mrs A. f. Edison. Mr.
and Mrs Dcx B. Ellis and Miss Irene
Paine.
MIR and Mrs. Booker of Hooper have
heen visiting friends In Ogden. their
former home.
Mrs Edna Wiley Tribe OF Ogden Is
,,isIting with nor parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Nj. Wiley. at Bountiful.
Mrs Henry Mansell, ia. has been
v,aJtIne in ogden for a few days as
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. William
r. Varncy.
Nrs John II. Bonnemort of Kays-
v,,,c returned home Thursday evening
a1,or short visit In Ogden with her
laughter Mrs. Charles Barton.
Miss Beatrice Horrocks served a