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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-09
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

II E W Ris'' +. q sArgEkny. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE, Judge of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the Distric
Of Maine:
EvARTs B. MAYBERRY, OF Oxford. in IN,
- County of Oxford. and State Of Maine
In said District. respectfully represents that OF
the 25th day Of February, last past, he was duly
adjudged bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress re
tered al bis propsrty and rights Of properly c
and has fully complied with all the requirement.
Of said Acts and OF the orders Of Court touching
bis bankruptcy.
BY the Court 70 have full discharge from ali
debts provable against bis estate under said
bankruptcy Acts, except such debts a. are ex
copied by law from such discharge.
Dated s ~. sH ssisy e aisfh s.sH4uD,
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 90.
On this Sth day of April, A. d. 1911, on rea,i.
INK the foregoing petition, Il Is
Ordered by the Court, That hearing be had
upon the same on the 18th day Of May, A. d.
isll, before said Court al Portland. In said DIS.
tice thereof be published in the Oxford Demo.
crat, Newspaper printed In said District, and
that al known creditors, and other persons In
Interest. may appear at the said time and place.
and snov cause. Il any they have. Why the
And e 70 further orlered BY the Court. Thai
the Clerk shall send by mail to al known cred.
itors copies Of said petition ami this orier. ali.
dressed 70 them at their piaces Of rcsidencs 3.
Witness the HON. CLARENCE Hale, Judxc of
the said Court, and the seal thereof, al Porflsnd
u said District, on the 9Th day Of April, A. D.
Isl JANEs z. HEwEY, Clark.
"a 6ue copy Of petition and order therson.
Aaooe: JANIS :. H3WJY. Wirk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-09

Pulp Wood Wanted.
Delivered at any station on the
Grand Trunk between Berlin and
Portland. Also White Ash bolts.
]. M. DAY,
ATT Bryant's Pond, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-05-09

Warren =. Curtis late of Peru, deceased
will and petition for probate thereof presented
by Harriet A. Curtis, the executrtx therein
named.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07
Dsfisrrei4ifds SOsialiiieu p.oteitirsn
sessn ben arisg in 5ripolis.

Us otros Haugu ton.
Weriio, 6. Rppember. 5rdneiseo
J. mabero, IT,, purDe Usontas als
pr1iibent pon Weriio psrsioist unb in
ieiE Nmt einoefiibri. Die 3eremoHie
fanb in Der Dsputirientammsr ltott
uno mar turs uno sinfah. Die Snaus
gurdtion oes 8i3es prdiioenien soieW.
gsiio Suares ifi einiitpeileu pertust
spornen. Die 0ollerisn paren nit 3us
fhouern onssfiili unb oas GriheiueH
Wabero's nurbs burn sntbufiaitiIhe
9phrufe besriiBi. Der prdiiDent Der
Gommtr persibiste Genor Wscoero.
ber bIsi4 unb ettDus ongegriffen auss
iab.
Die Gage In gbinu.
pefins, 9. Ron> Die aufhebuns
Der ifrsngen geniur, rpe!her bisber Die
fiHsIiIne prefie urIterDorien mar. lit
esu beneu!ungspollss 3eihen Der 3eit.
Die hinsiiiben 3sitIng.H per0fientli.
den isst lang. gerid,te iiber bic W1i.
jcerss in Gontptp, fir bic iie bic Cub
Ter Der Resierunsstruppen perunt.
ipprilih maiden. Die Jolgs oisier 3sis
tunssberihte tit cine aunsbmsnos
syeiHbfhafi qegeH bic Wanbfhus.
Die Der. Sioaten uno England hd'
Zen bsfhIofen. bic tpeitg.bsnoiien 8or-
iihtsmcbreseln fir bic gefhiisuna
ilrer Staatsanoeborieen in China 3r
irefIsn, i'm Jolls Den 4usldnbern ge'
fohr broben iollte, mas a6er porl6ufia
nichi Der Gnf ift. Won permutb.t. eah
Der gruher bes Rssenten. Bring 5iai
Gum, Das 2ano perlaHn bat, bsnr
er III felt brei Sobrsn niht mebr gt'
Isben iporoen. gr bate um einen Wlo
nat urlnub bon ieinsm poiien als iisu.
pertr.tsnber nssWiniftsr na1ss'
fuht.
Gin pripoibrief pon einem Gffisiel
bon Duan Sbi Rails Stab eHthdli oil
WiitheiIuns, bob Der Siibrer Der Re
rolutions.ruppen, General II yuer
leHe, fiiHfunb3Dansis 5orbernRssi
fielIt. pon nenen bic ipihiisfi, bic III
bab Der sonJe i0Iierlihe Sof. nit oel
eunuhen. iih nct sJtbol beeeben uni
fir INNER bort reiibiren Icn. Ti
Witolieber Der taiierlihen GaIHisl
foIlen bonn BON Der neuen Rssieruns
bic cine republiianiide jsin jou, eenii
stnhe peniionen erbolten.
sJn elmer am Sonntog itottasfuncs
nen stheimen gsrfammluna Der ga
iionolptrlamuluna ipuroe beihloFen
Uuan Ghi Aui ielegrapbifh bon be
unfrtrGslid'<n politiIGen Gage in pe
tina su untsrrihieu unb ibn su erTu
Gen, uabsr3!iaIid, nnh petin1 su tom
men, bo bic Observation-Disclosures.
fcnit niht i'm Gtanbe isin ipiirns
iiber bic. CHARACTERIZATION binfpeg3utom
men. Gin Witglieb Der yerTofnmlunI
erlI6rte, bob nRs ala cine Mornuna al
yuan Gbi Raj Gnsuitben lei unb baI
pielIeidt ein onhkrer premier erndnn
ptrben lpiirns. fpsnn Duan fie ni4t b
udlfe.
RoHiular6erifis aus Wlufben sufol
az fIiihin Iih pieIe ghinsfsn In bi
adnbbiitriik. nern fie gtnubrn. ocl
bic Monbihus iih mad Musben 8ll
riidsiehen unb bic hineiifdtn 1t,nob
nsr mnHairiren iperotn.
Die einsies Jprotrunu bes. Wcltes
nis pom 9brrn niht beitGtiet porbtl
III, In bic, onb bic gsanten, bic III
has Gemtbsl in CANTON ptrdniiDcrt
lid ipartn. beitraft lptroen folIen. Di
Gbineien In yt.ina erbliden BARN q
nen ipeiteren Beipsis fir bic Shspdh
hes 1hrcnrs, Der nifs pagt, irgtn
elmer 0ottion obtr partd enissssn3u
treten.
Guam Ebi ani bnt bdrum Rod
! lsIsdi tat 4is fiiHfss 0ssiiisa. sis !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07
4nfertisunsDon erplo itp@
ifpffeH.

Dafbington, .. g., 6. Rcpbr.
Das Marine Departemsni, tpeItes be-
reits fein .iesnss raualoies puloer
fabrisirt, pia iest audi gu sissnem
GeIrauh Grplofptorpsr onfsrtlgsn
IaiIen. Tiir ben 9au elmer Gobrii beim
Qicutinnp arienaI, q. s.. iino $500. :
900 ausssisgt tporosn, unS bier fpsrs
ben unter Der Qnleitung BON Wurine@
Cffisier.n bic 5prsngitoffe. NIT oenen
bic ki Der Wsarine btnugtsn grandtsn
sefiiut fino, berssitsllt fDeroen. Bis
lang nurben oieie Sprengitoffe cne,s
iauft, man slnubt absr, oab oisSelblts
iOitenpreiie seoeu.sHs ssringsss isiu
nsroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07
QNetterberid3t.

SIR Sbio unb bas ipeftlihe
psnnfnlpanien: Gdonss unb tdlterss
Ikiter am Disnftag. Nm Wtitttroh
i6Dnss W<titr. Oeftlife Winos, bic
on Gtdrie n1hlaNen.
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Der Qngrsifer Or. . 0 ter
3. 80 q bingtOn's frst@ (
deipro den.

&c pr o 9eH.
Rem gort, 8. ROpem6sr. 5snrq
u. lllri6, elm MsiBtr, Delhsr am
g(beno bes 19. Wdr3 b. Sabres ben be-
tannteu fapdrsen Gr3isber Or. Boo
Ter 3. WaIbington DerpriigeIt bate,
purpe Waontag i'm 9eridte freigeipros
den. Die BriigsIei bate ith im geitls
bull zines Observation-Disclosures on Stt
SO. gtraBs. tpo lllrih Dobnts, 5ugez
ttroqeu uub 8r.MaibingtOu bate Heh@
rere sdge i'm Sofpitdl 3ubrtngen mui=
fen. ulrih ertIdrte, bdB er Dr. Waihs
ingtpR uberrafht babe, als er ourh
bas S6lafeIIod istner DobHuns gs@
outt babe. 4uf feline 5rage, mas er
bort made, babe pieier suerit nab lhrn
Qsihlaoen unb 10 lei bic Briiselet ents
ftQnben. fSrau 2oura 4lDare3, BEL Der
lIlriA Iogirt, iagte aus. b1B Or.
WcIbington fie auf Der Strube belds
ftiat habe, nit r!5euo Speetheart" ans
qsreoet uno biz gu ibrer DobHung
perfolgt babe. gles oieies puroe uon
Wofbingtou in 4breoe gsftelt, Der ers
tlGrte, ouB sr ii9 in oem 5duIe Der
Qlpares nab elmer bsfreunoeten 6uris
lie babe .rtunOigsu molten. 4ls uIrIt
bas 0erihtsssbduoe DsrlteB, rUuroe sr
uutsr Der 4ntldse perbaftst. isineJrau,
peIhe in Orange. u. 5, EDohn', I'M
Stith gelaiisn 81 bdben.
| Did RpaH oer3iatst au
bic gOutrolIer Ban
4ufpruae.
0ufhington, .. g., 6. Ropbr
Ri4arb 2. Rnon, Der aHgebIi6e Der
fafsr Der b.ribmtsn Did to Did
Jgriefe, pelds bic Controller Ban lln'
tsrIu6uug pdbruo Der GgtrasSefiOr
bes aOnsrsHes I'm IsBtsn Sommer Der.
anIubt bate, Bat ale 4niprI6e cut
bic 56 glatr 2anb on Der Controller
Ban, Nlastu, aufsegebeu, tpel6e ous
,Qansezgrseo Cine terminal 2uno'
bilbsn. Rpun iit grGiibent Der gon'
trp!lsr Railpap ano gsapigatipn GOm'
paRp.
Das 2anb, auf fpelhes sr feline 4n'
Tpriihe aufgisbt. lisgt 3lptihen Der
| anIprii6en Don J. ). Rpan unb u
g. S6eusr. bic 3ugsitanoenermaBer
| i'm SntereIIe Der gifenbabHz uni
| S6iffabrtsz Rpmpugnis, oeren prGii
bent Rpon III. srboben uurben. 0ai
9eies kftimnrt, oab 5tpiIten uuer
anipriiten auf 2unb on Der WaHsr
front, cine Str.de BON so Rooi
| a320 5ub) bon Der pffentIiden BE
| febsluns aus gsinlofen uno fir bi
Reaierllns rsIsrcirt tperben fol. De
| qniprub Rnans eri.redt iih thatfdh
lid auf bic gaussu 50 4cres, Die 5pi
i6eu ben 4nipriihen BON 5. 5. Rpal
| uno Sheusr Iieeen. Gr mdhte gelteno
bub bas GeIsB nidt auf fsinen 5nl
| antpsnoung finbs, neil er nur An
IIprua auf nas Wseereat iiber oai
| Qauh srboben babe. uno ni6t auf Del
abIoIuten gsiig bes 2anbes. unb oai
| bic 9eftimmung bes 8efeses, bab oa
2ano BON Der geIisoeIung ausgeihIoi
ZEN perbsn ious, bic Resisrung mid
Acknowledgements 3u oerbinofrn brau
he, feline genuBung fir Gtisnbubn
ooer Shiffabrts.Nopuntten su &c
! itatteu.
Der SetretGr bes Snnsrr. 5err ri
f6er, beutete tiir3Ith in elmer Rsoe i
nitt mibsuperitsbenosr WsiIe an, oa
bic Resisrung itd Der Rpan' iten4us
l.euns bss G.iebes niht anf6lieBe
fonne. Man lit nun bier Der 4niiht
bab Rpon, bieSoffnunssIoiisteit feine
9lnipriide mad Der stpdbntsn Heoe De
| Setret1rs syiIhsr siHIsbeno, feline 4n
lipraas fallen sslehsn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07

qu Der aiifie BON JlorIod uber 8oro
oefhpeutnlt unb ertruntsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07

9rei Tldnn bon Der geIdBung pss
Tampfers .,Wspmus"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07
Jn(anO Ie(esrap6
9e1lrg g. u(ridj
in Stetp DOrf BPM Der Wn'
flase freigeiprpHen
SOOfer &. Waibinston III mDr-
oeriiher Abiidt ansesrif,
fen Su baben.

Reue gsrbahtsmoment. gessn Jrau
aoutie germilpa.
e<~
;. Ssoen 4rmour giebt 81, 100000
GSiir ben psnfionsfonos fir Die 4ng.z
it.lten BON armour &c 60. 9er.
Better o. S6ompIor, Der papierfabrt>
.ant bon 5umiItDn, g.,
Diro auf bic antlage bin prO5sntrt
tperDen,
Den 8srfudb sema6t 8u bdben e1nsH
8eamten 3u beitehen.
Trei Wdnn bon Der geIdBung oes
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iinb Der RsIt iOu ssfang.1 s:GOmmsn
iporhen isin.
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Muslanb. .Selegrapb
francisco ]. Maoero, il.
Warbe am Waontas ais Braii.
beat Don W.ritS pereioist.
1ie Gage In Gbiua naDtii@.

Gin Gsriihi, bab ptiing ben Rspolu'
iiondrsn in bic 6dnbe sefalIsn lei
6ds iidb ala unpnbr trpiei...
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Nus tiirtiidxn Qustlen itamm.n RAD
rihien slifolge btrsn

Scu Derna pieber bon ben 3iirten
unb 4rabern sine.nommen
porben' isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07

Gis 5taIiensr folIsn 900 Ndun on
2obitn perioren boben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-07

Gin Sslbiimprb zines iuneen Gffis
sisrs aus alt.m QosIsseitlstt piro
aus aaiIel sensIbet. 5n einem aaHelsr
0otsl bat Der GsrI,utnont 5rhr. D.
Minsinasooe pom 5rain Depot
Dcrrnitaot ieinsm 2tbtn ourh elneH
RepolpsrIhuB .in Guoe semaht. ais
Grunb su Dem per3rpeifelttn Strltt
iinb ernjte gamilien 3DiItigtsitsn gss
nnnnt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
JUDGE MISSIONER
 HAD JUST ENOUGH
He Came PedIouSly Neal Getting 0Ut of the
 Race

The Sun force came very near this afternoon. says the Arizona Sentinel, having to wire the editor. Judge West over, who is now in the north end Of the county, making his campaign for the nomination for superior court judge in the following language or words Co that effect:
 Dear boss, Come homel You are
 cut Cf the race and don't know t."
 But fortunately for the peace or mind of Judge Westover to say noth. ing of the cruel blow to his aspira- ,iUns he scratched through by the skin of his teeth.
 Tho occasion was the passing upon the nomination papeIA by the board of supervisors.
 Under our present primary law and the percentages it demands, every candidate has to have IS names ou his nomination papers for county Of lice and eleven of these must be ill Yuma precinct Judge Westoyer had all told nineteen names, and one Of these was the name of A. J. MOnroy, who is not a legal voter This left the Judge just tbe eighteen names required by law, and had he lost more the above heartrending tele. gram would have been sent. Weep, children. weep.
 The only man who did lose out WIS W Fuquay, Republican caudi date for superintendent Of roads
 Through. lapse of memory George II. Redwood aud 0. c. Johnson sign. ed the nomination papers of both Mir. Fuquay and D. c Ross This threw both names off 6f both nomination pa pers and the nomination papers of Mfr Fuquay were also signed by II. c Kester, who is not a registered voter of Yuma county.
 MT. Rose. after losing two names mentioned, had enough names lett to make his nomination legal. but Mir Fuquay did not, and the board refused to allow his name to go on the ticket
 This is unfortunate in the extreme but cannot now be. helped
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
FAIR COMMISSION
 VISITING COCHISE

Hugh Campbell, of Flagstaff. pres ideut of the Arizona Fair commits sior. with Shirley Christy. secretary of the commission, arrived in Doug las this morning. says the international, and with F. R. Pir- tlai the fair commissioner of this city, left in Mr. Pirtle's automobile for Fort Huachuca. where they go to extend an invitation 10 Col O'Connor to take the sixth regi- ment, ROW quartered at Huachuca, to the territorial fair next month.
 aIr. pirtle mas been anxious to have the entire regiment so 10 Phoenir during the fair and it is hoped that this feature can be ar ranged for, as t would be a spien- did practice marph. besides it would be in the nature oi an enjoyable rec reation for officers and men.
 Mir. Campbell stated this morning that everything was coming along fine for the fair and final prepara- tions are being hurriedly completed so that everything will be in perfect readiness for the opSning day. The racing feature of the fair will be far superior to any previous year and based on the number of entries already received by the heads Of the various livestock departments of the fair. this years parade Of prize-wiu- ners will be over a mile long. It has been the custom of the fair commissioners to put the winners oi prizes in the cattle. horse and mule departments on parade before the gTandstand Friday morning of fair week and there will be the usual parade this year
 old timers will remember when registered stock was an unusual sight in Arizona and to this class of Arizona citizens the livestock par ade of thoroughbreds is of particular interest in showing the remarkable development of the industry of st0ckraising.
 Eastern visitors are astonishcd at the showing which is made. An au- thority on such matters, who wit messed the livestock parade last year. said it excelied similar exkib- it's he had seen in the agricultural states of the Mississippi valley. if he took that view of last years showing he would be even better impressed with the show and par ade planned for this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14

and sorrows. The children go on a Iicnie and ice cream is ordered to be delivered at the grove The con fectioner has been suffering from Q severe toothache and sends to the druggist fer some issudanunA Through a mistake n tottles tho old man puts the poison instead of the extrac5 ie the cream. Afscr tke creGm has been sent ont the efTcr is discovered and the excitement preceding the fin al warning 70 the children Is most dramatically pictured. The story is more than entertaining and is vel come because so different from the usual tale ia Photo.piay land.
 The other films snoWn were "The Local Bulk," Western comedy. which kept the audience in a roar oi laughter; The Hermit" a dramat ic story Of prcspector and a comedy entitled Two Fools and Their Folly. which deals with the nsE HareIh skirt
 Cailouett.e the slack wire perform CT, added greatly Co his popularity last night and his act would more than please the most blase vaudeville patron.
 O'Neil and Smith were seen in Black Face song and dance act.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
HE'S HAVING FUN
 IF NOTHING ELSE
Geo. U, Young in Town Meas. uring Chances of SeCur-
 ing Nomination

George II. Young. secretary of the territory, and republican candIdate for the nomination for governor. came to town yesterday morning frcs Douglas, where he had met the lead ing republicans of thar place the day before. He put in a busy day see ing the members of the party here, and he said last night that he was well pleased with his reception, as he had been wherever he went.
 Whether he would receive the nomination. he said. he did not know, but Of one thing ne was sure; he was having a Iot Of fun out Of the campaign, and whether he ever sat in the governors chair or not, he would always have a pleasant mem ory of the things now happening.
 He will leave this afternoon for Yuma and way points. He would lil& to spend another day in the Warren district. but on account Of the ab- sence from the territory of Governor Sloan he would have to get back to Phoenix as soon as possible to as surne the duties of acting governor.
 Judge E. w. Wells. his opponent in the contest for the nomination, will arrive in the city this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Dv United Press Leased Wire

lection has been sold. It may be gazed upon with envy and desire only to- day, after that it will be a sin oi commission to covet it for it will adorn the head of one of Bisbee's fair ones.
 The hat referred 10 was made in Bisbee. made at the Hat Shop, and sold for so. The body of it is made Of white hatters's plush ana Tn shape it is the Napoleon type. Upon this white body it is trimmed with mink fur and is draped with cockades of ermipes ornameEted with mink and ermine heads. and finished with tails rom the same animals. The lining is Of white satin. As stated ft was created in it's entirety at the Hat shop and will be no longer on dis. play when the hat sale ends today. During the time it has been exhibited 1t has been greatly admired.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Turn Evn Irlto Good.

Madagascar Is visited every year with a plague of loeusis. which coes a vast amount of damage 10 the crops but lt Is an ili wind that blows no body good. and so these insects are highly esteemed es food by the na lives. The locusts ay within two O. fhree feet of the ground. and. on the approach of a swarm. the people rush ont of their huts and strike them down with flat baskets Thea tbe ~oneu and children gather them ul from the ground in sacks. where they are divested ol wings and legs by 2 severe shaking up. These extremities are carefully winnoWed out. the bodiea dried in the sun or fried in fat. and then packed ID sacks for food or sold in the markets
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
Personal Mention

Division Superintendent F. B. King spent last night in Bisbee.
 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nyman, of WinNood addition, a son.
 J. II. Jack and Attorney J. W. Ross went to Douglas by automobile yes terday.
 Born to sir. and Mrs. Wickwire. ol Warren. at the Calumet < Arizona hospital, a daughter.
 Deputy Sheriff Will White returned last evening from a campaigning trip in the north of the county.
 w. H. Reno and Colonel A. D. Nan ny motored from Douglas last even. ing to attend to some Bisbee basi- ness matters. coming in Mir. Reno's car.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
THE OLD CONFEGTIONERS
 MISTAKE 1T ORPHEUM

"The Old Confectioners Mistake which was shown at the Orpheum last night is picture-drama sure to please all who witness ihe unfolding Of it's story
 Piaintive in it's pathos and delicious ly numerous in it's simple child play, the contrasts in this photo-drsma are notable. Seldom is old age brought into so delightful contact with the exurberant ycangster, and in no Of. iering which we can recall is the comradeship between the two more pleasingly pictured.
 The story deals With an old con fectioner who is the guiding star of a group O. children who look up to him as a Solomon Of all their joys
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
BlSBEE DEMOCRATS
 HEAR COl. WEE0IN
His Attitude for Years on the Principles of the Con-
 Stitution
HIS POSITION UNCHANGED

u IS not an easy thing 10 get a crowd together in Bisbee on a mid. week night 10 hear political speech. bei Col. Weedin. of Florence. eandi. Nate Tor the democratic nomination Tor governor. succeeded last niebt in doing t. His predecessors had al. ways managed to appear here on Sat. "rday night, but this affair had been so arranged that 1t was necessary for nm to be at Douglas tonight. He VIII, however. address the democrats oi this district again at l.owen to. morrow night.
 There was not a large audience at fhe beginning Of the address last night but by the time it closed large crowd had gathered. The speech was not a long one IL dealt prineipallS with the constitution. all of which met with the approval of Col. Weedin. lie was, he said. no eleventh hov. convert to the doctrines set forth in the constitution. for he had been preaching them in the columns of the Florence Weekly Blade for a score Of years. lie became he said. an advocate Of the recall more than thirty years ago. at the time of IL theft Of the presidency Of the United states through the aid of tho cleo, toral commission, composed of the justices of the United States supreme court and, added Mr Weedln, T have never since thought that a judge Is infallible."
 He briefly spoke of himself from childhood, and then Of the needs of the new state. to whose proper ad- ministration he pledged himself in the event of his election. He would, he said. be glad at all times to con fer with the people and act upon sug gestions for the improvement or con ditions.
 He referred 10 various rumors af- fecting his candidacy. among them report that he was the candidate O. the Southern Pacific On the con trary. he said, he had been the c3n- sistenf opponent of the Southern Pa cific through his newspaper, and for the last three years he had main tained a fight, which he believed would be successful. 10 prevent the railroad from taking possession of the Gila canyon.
 The speaker said that he had heard yesterday that as q member of the constitutional convention he had CD posed the initiative and referendum Any well informed man would know, said MT. Weedln, that he was not a. member of the convention, and again, he said, he would refer to the columns of the Florence Blade for years as to his attitude toward direct legislation.
 He referred to his career as mem Der of three sessions of the legisia. ture. and the many bills he had intro duced. some of them now being sta utes, in behalf of labor. and some in behalf of the prospector. He point ed to the record as 10 his position on mine inspection legislation.
 In the course Of his address, Col Weedin paid tribute to the pioneers of the territory who had earned the consideration of those for whom the way had been made easy by the pri yations the pioneers had undergone.
 The speech was well received. and at the conclusion the speaker re- ceiyed the congratulations of many in the audience.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-14
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