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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-14

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08

paign began is his defence Of Ralph
Cameron in regard to the Bright An
gel mining case. That Is case IN
which the right to some mining claims
near the Grand Canyon were IN dispute
Within the past few days the case was
decided against Cameron by the 1nue-
riOr department, and Reese Ling, a De
feated Democratic candidate Tor the
senatorial nomination, has been using
the fact as campaign material in an
attempt to assan CamerOn's good faith
But Smith has called attention 10 the
fact that in the Bright Angel contro-
versy Ling acted IS CamerOn's attorney
and he asked, if Cameron was guilty OF
moral turpitude in the transaction, how
does Ling explain his own connection
with the case.
There are some busy times ahead
for the Arizona voter, and this is true
especially in the event Of Democratic
success. But in any event, the year
1912 will witness a few elections IN Ar
iona.
For one thing, there will be the gen
eraI election in November, when the
people will vote for presidential elect
Ors, for a United States senator, rep
resentative in congress, and when
complete state and county ticket viii
be again selected There are some men
of fairly mature years in this territory
who have never had the privilege Of
casting a ballot at a presidential cleo
ton and these people are looking Tor
ward to their first experience of this
kind much as a small boy looks Tor
ward to Christmas.
But long before that there will prob
ably be a vote on the judiciary recall
This will be in the form OF an amend
ment TO the constitution
Then the Democrats are saying there
will be another amendment submitted
one to provide for the advisory vote
for the recall of federal judges" But
that's only a guess, and here's another:
If such an amendment is submitted II
will be laughed out Of existence The
best guess is that it viii not be sub
mitted at all.
Initiative and Referendum
Then there viii be an initiative ana
a referendum law enacted by the first
legislature, and an inspired prophet
could hardly tell how many elections
will come once that law gets rightly
to work This is all without reference,
too, to recall elections; but the recall Is
harder to initiate, since 1t requires a
larger number of signatures to a pc
titiOn than does an initiative or refer
endum measure.
suffragists to Wake Up.
And it must not be forgotten that
amendments are possible For one
thing, the equal suffrage question is
very much alive IN Arizona The suf-
fragists made a strong effort to have
the question submitted separately at
the time the constitution was voted
upon, but they were turned down Now,
they are considerably emboldened by
the result OF. the late election in Cali
fOrnia and no one need be surprised II
there is a proposition soon to make
equal suffrage a matter Of constitution
al enactment
date to be a campaign for statewide
prohibition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08

of the applause greeted the name of
Henry AshuTSt, which he mentioned
casually in the course of his address.
The speeches delivered by the candi-
dates were not of the usual mud-sling-
ing variety. They confined themselves
TO the issues in hand Smith made Wig
orOus attacks, however, upon Taft,
Hitchcock and Cameron and other men.
Smith apologized for Henry Ashursts
recent Douglas outburst by saying that
Ashurst is young and naturally hot
blOOoed." Cameron was criticized Sc
verely by Smith for having accomplished
statehood in his one term in congress.
AT my expense" said the speaker, i
went to Washington and worked for
statehood. I believe I did much to get
it for you"
Smith was followed by A ". Cole
and D. F. Johnson, both state candi-
dates and residents Of Douglas W P.
Geary,s J. c. Callaghan and c. o. Case
were other speakers Of the evening
Quite the most startling political de-
velopment of the last few days was
notification that ". B. Cleary, OF Bis
bee, known as Windy Bill" was TO
take the platform in behalf Of Mark
Smith But few days prior to the pri-
marieS Cleary in a public speech on the
streets of Douglas punched the political
hide Of Smith and 1t is believed he will
have hard time explaining to local
Democrats his sudden switch.
Frank Ramsey, mayor Of Douglas and
Democratic nominee for county treas
urer, left with the members Of the
state ticket for Benson to begin be
lated campaign. Ramsey has been in
Mexico on his ranch attending TO ship
ping cattle eyer since before the prt-
mary election, in which he was unop-
posed. When questioned as to why he
had not commenced his campaign ear
lier, he replied that he Just couldn't
seem TO get around TO II before" C. W.
Hicks Is the Republican nominee and
present holder Of the office
John Wilson Ross. Republican nom
inee for superior judge, is making
house to house canvass Of Douglas. Ross
Is admittedly more popular in his home
city of Bisbee than his Democratic OPP
pOnent. Fred Suffer. Better than even
money is being offered in Bisbee that
he will carry the Warren district by
majority Of two to one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
Politics
JUDGE WELLS IS GAINING GROUND
IN THE CAMPAIGN IN ARIZONA

paign is the growing strength of judge
Wells Republican candidate for gov
ernor. Wells has been making an ener-
getic canvass. He has been in every
county, and wherever he has gone he
has preached economy and the advan-
tages Of Republican rule.
Who viii lead the Republican tick
ct The Herald correspondent today
asked q man who has kept in touch
with affairs in all parts of the terri
tory.
Judge Wells" was the unhesitating
reply He is making a remarka bic
canvass and I have been surprised nv
self by the reports which are coming to
this city from the various parts of the
territory"
The truth is, the people who look to
the future are afraid Of Hunts cleo
ton; and this means not only the bust
ness men proper, but all those who see
In increased agitation and the chasing
Of pOpulistic fads. to which Hunt is
irretrievably committed, a still further
depression of business and industry.
Naturally, wage earners are as much
Interested in this matter as anyone else
and it is common knowledge that for
some time there has been a slow but
steady drift toward a less degree o.
radicalism
Ling as CamerOn's Attorney.
One Of the most popular moves vet
made by Hoval Smith since the cam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
SHY IN COCHISE
Campaign Is Having Whirl-
wind Close Despite FL
nancial Scarcity

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. S.-This has been
one Of the poorest campaigns from the
money standpoint ever seen in Arizona.
Notification has been sent out by the
state central committees of both parties
that the funds at their disposal have
been exhausted. Until the close of the
campaign It will be necessary for each
candidate to meet and Hquidate all his
own expenses. The meeting held by the
Democrats here last Monday night was
held only after a contribution had been
received from a number Of local Demo-
Gratis to pay expenses
In spite Of the handicap Of poor finan-
cial condition, the campaign in Cochise
will wind up in a whirlwind style, &C
cording to present indications. All the
county and precinct candidates are IN
the field shaking hands with the voters
and convincing them of their several
abilities Predictions of success for the
entire Democratic ticket are being
promptly met with bets Of sufficient
size to close the mouths Of the prediC-
tors
Both sides are claiming this county
by large majOrities while the finish Of
the campaign is exceedingly hard to
predict.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
New State viii Be Voting
Almost Constantly For the
Next Year or So at Least;
Suffragists Want to Vote.
CBy Chas c. Cutchshaw.l

Phoenix, Ariz-. Dec. S.-The Demo
Gratis viii certainly elect part Of their
ticket at the coming electiOn-that has
been conceded from the beginning, but
means certain. Indeed, such a contin-
gency is secuted by the best Informed
Republicans and these men are by no
means given to rainbow chasing at
that
An this is despite the fact that there
Is little unity of action or purpose by
the Republican candidates. They have
pulled a good deal like a baIky team, in
whatever direction the fancy Of each
happened TO lead; and there is no deny
ing the fact that some serious errors
have been made. But within the past
week g good deal OF change has been
noted and it is apparent TO all that this
change has been in favor Of the Re
publicans
One Of the most gratifying features
OF the late developments Of the cam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
LAST OF MISSING
RETURNS RECEIVED
Official Count Shows Holt
Elected to Senate in
DOna Ana County

Santa Fe. n. NJ, Dec 8-The last Of
the missing election returns have been
received by territorial secretary Nathan
Jaffa- one month after the election. The
official canvassing board has. completed
the count in COlfaXs curry and DOna
Ana counties, thus making five out OF
26 counties thus far canVaSSed. The
Democrats made some gains over the
unofficial count IN each county, and
e total Of IS votes IN the five counties.
If this ratio is maintained, the Re-
ubIicans viii lose the supreme court
of which, according tc the unofficial
returns. they had elected two Of the
three Judges, the third being a pro-
pressive Republican. but the two Demo-
cratic candidates were less than
hundred votes behind the Republicans.
One Of the gratifying results to the
Republicans in Dona Ana county was
the election Of H. B. Holt. Republican,
Of Las Cruces, to the state senate,
whose election had been in doubt on
the unofficial returns. This assures the
Republicans two-thirds majority in the
state senate.
The canvassing board has now COM
pleted Grant, the seventh OF the TWEEN
ty-six counties, and found but few de-
partures from the unofficial returns
The canvass is resolving itself into
contest for the supreme court, the
Democratic attorneys straining every
point to secure the election Of one
progressive Republican and one Demo-
crat, and the Republicans seeking to
make sure of the election Of two. if not
all three members Of the court.
AS far as canvassed the returns as
sure the election of one Republican. c.
J. Roberts and the Progressive Re
publican candidate, Richard H Hanna,
TO the court, with the third judge in
doubt Thus far the judicial candi-
dates have made the following gains
over the unofficial count: c. J. Rob
erts, Sc; Frank ". Parker. q: E R.
Wright, IS, all Republicans; Summers
Burkhart, Al: ". A. Dunn, IS; Demo-
Gratis, and r. H Hanna. AZ, Prog
ressive" Republican. This covers one
fourth of the total vote cast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
Studebaker Corporation

museum and Of the School ot American
ArchaeOlo gy.
It is the purpose Of the regents and
director to make this museum display
the history of the southwest for the
past 1000 years. No other part Of the
United States is so rich in archaeology
cal remains, and the history OF the
southwest is full of dramatic interest
New Mexico Mounted Police.
The New Mexico mounted police con-
slstS Of a captain, a sergeant, and four
privates, all appointed 0y the governor.
This body of men has been reduced in
number during the past two years, the
maintenance Of law and order in the
territory having justified such reduc-
ton. The mounted police, in cOOpera-
ton with the peace officers OF the va
riOus counties. have been active in the
pursuit Of stock thieves. During the
year ended June 80, 1911, $50 arrests
were made by the mounted police and
about $50 head of cattle, sheep. horses,
etc, have been recovered and restored
to the owners
Recommendation.
I have heretofore recommended that
congress pass an act amending the
present land laws so that an individual
could be permitted to buy in tracts not
exceeding $40 acres This recommended
ton would have been vigorously
pushed. but 1t seemed to US that state
hood was so near that IL was not
fitting time for US to do so. Doubtless
when once admitted as a state, an ef-
fort will be made to amend our land
laws. and if the effort is made I ex-
press the hope that congress will grant
the request as ehe granting Of it will
be Of inestimable value to the people
OF this territory.
I have also recommended that the
federal government construct a road
through the PecOs National Forest re-
serve. to connect with roads which the
territory has built to that reserve from
Las Vegas and Santa Fe. I now renew
that request and trust that this road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
INFANTA EULALIA ASKS
ALFONSO To PART

Madrid Spain, Dec. SKIING Alfonso
has received a letter from the infanta
Eulalia asking him to pardon her, say
ing she acted in a moment of forget
fulness. She had, she said, no intention
of wOunding the royal family nor any
political motive. She begs to have an
opportunity Of showing that she is an
affectionate aunt and a true and loyal
Spaniard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
BUILDS up THE THIN AND WEAK
SamOse Makes Thin People Fat. or seotf
MhIte q GO. WI Refmrn Man.

SamOse Makes Thin People Fat. or Seotf
htte a Co. VIII Return Money.
in SamOse are combined flesh giving
steady and noticeable gain in flesh
Iaken after meals. SamOSe mfngles
with the food and causes IL to be assim-
Hated so that the fat producing ele-
menJs are retained in the system. and
you viii soon get good flesh, steady
nerves and a healthy body.
Scott White & Co. have seen such
remarkable results following the use
OF SamOse that they offer to pay for
the treatment il it does not make thin
people plump and rosy.
You run no risk whatever in buying
SamOse, IL is n true flesh-fOrlning food
and IL sold under the guarantee OF one
Of the most reputable business houses
in FL PasO to refund the money If il
does not give complete satisfaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
Money Back
Dandruff
Cure
Kelly & Pollard GUARANTEES
Partisan Sage for Dan
druff and Falling Hair

Destroy the dandruff germs that's the
only known way to eradicate dandruff
and PARTISAN SAGE contains just the
ingredients that will destroy germs.
Dandruff causes falling hair and bald
ness because the little dsndruff germs
rob the hair roots OF the nOurishment
that should go to supply life, luster
and vigOr to the hair.
PARASIAN SAGE costs but so cents a
bottle at Kelly & Pollard's and drug
gists everywhere. 1t is guaranteed to
Danish dandruff stop falling hair or
scalp Itch, or money back. The girl
with the Auburn hair is on every bot
tie. It Is a most delightful and dsinti-
y perfumed dressing that quickly in
vigOrates the scalp.
my hair was falling out badly until
began to use PARTISAN SAGE, but
it looks fine now. Ny hair was getting
very thin, but 1t is getting thick and
wavy."-Eliza Archer. so Church St,
Hartford Conn June s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
Ell PasO. Friday, Dec. s. 1911.
MILLS L MOORE, Chief

FL Paso and vicinity: Cloudy tonight
and Saturday.
New Mexico: Unsettled, with snow
north and rain south portion tonight
or Saturday.
West Texas: Generally cloudy to-
night and Saturday; rain in southeast
portion tonight or Saturday; colder to-
night in the Panhandle.
Weather Notes.
No decided change is noted in position
of the eastern high pressure area; the
western high has moved inland The
two barOmetric depressiOns continue in
the southwest and the Canadian north
west Precipitation has been light and
confined to a few small areas.
FL PasO Dasa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
WESTERN GOVERNORS
REACH WASHINGTON

Washington, D. c.. Dec. S-The west
ern governors train reached here yes
terday and each executive was Civ
en- a luncheon by the congressional
delegation from his state. At night
the party dined at the white house
with president Taft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
MARK SMITH MAKES
APPEAL IN DOUGLAS
Gets More Cheers, However.
For Ashurst Than For
His Own Cause

Douglas, Ariz.. Dec. S.-Marcus A.
Smith appealed to dear old Cochise" in
his usual manner in Douglas, but failed
TO warm the large audience which had
gathered to hear him and his accom-
panying party. In fact, the lions share
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08


FLANDERS "2Oe USED TO BE jealous of victories Of
its bigger brother-E-M-F go.
BUT NOW IT'S DIFFERENTLY 100" holds all
worlds records up 20 miles for her class the Ind
annapolis Speedway-just complete cleanup the go
made at Savannah last week
NOT ONLY AT RACING but at hill climbing this light
car demonstrated its prowessts superiority all com
pettors events such the Dead Horse Hill Climb
Americas great nil climbing cassic-and Of other
important.
THEN TAKE ROAD RUNs-such the gruelling
from Los Angeles, Cal Phoenix Arizona in which $1,000
to $4,000 fell by the aysde this great light car gave
splendid account of herself.
PERHAPS THE GREATEST OF ALL the great feats the
Flanders 20 has performed the First to Hazleton
run when this Of laying road
through the wilderness Of Northern Washington feat
that other had dared attempt during the two years
that trophy had been offered for the accomplishment
YOU CANNOT APPRECIATE the conditions unless you
have been there We have little illustrated booklet that
shows of the seemingly impossible roads and the
barriers that this surmounted Let send to you
ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE of those folks who have
hestated buy automobile because you felt you couldn't
afford hgher-Priced car-sueh as an EMF 80" tor
example and who had the prevalent idea that in $500
got only Of mediocre quality and
good roads but utterly incapable of tacking really
hard job of touring over bad roads
IF YOU HAVE HAD THAT IDEA in your mind let US send
you booklets-one entitled First Hazeton'
other Down the Dixie Trail and you will experience
radical change Of heart
DOWN THE DIXIE TRAIL is an account of the Glidden
Pathinding Trip of Flanders "2O" in which she again
esayed feat of hard road work that before had
performances of $4,000 look ike the provebial thirty
cents-plugged-
NO. YOU DON'T HAVE to apologize for your if It is
Flanders go 1t is just good IN every detail EMF
"30". little smaller that's all And Of either Of
these know they say of so horsepower
costing $4,000 lead the wayHe viii follow
and will arrive with ahead Of you"
POWER ALONE DOESN'T MAKE EFFICIENCY-its the
relation between power and weight So is that EMF
go" will go anywhere so will gO-and the go" viii
follow just easily and of fraction of
per passenger mile
OF COURSE SPEED DOESN'T necessarily prove quality
freak racer" it certainly does stock
model doesand proves that the has at his
all times power in of his ordinary needs
which he to meet extraordinary conditions
BUT ROAD TESTS DO-tests such the Hazleton
Glidden-these do prove quality in every part And So
until other selling for 81 600 duplicated
least attempted-the feats of endurance Flanders
"20 has accomplished viii feel justified using the
superlave and prOclang this the Greatest Light Family
Touring Car Earth"
AID IT SELLS FOR $500 factory and carries with
full years guarantee Your local dealer can tell YOU
how he deiverbetter get the order hands
and not be compelled wait three menths or accept
second best substitute
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08
BROWN WINS IN GEORGIA

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. S.-UnOfficiaI re-
turns from all the 146 counties of the
state show that ex-governor J. NJ
Brown Swept the state in the guber-
material primary. <Eighty-four cOun-
ties give ex-governor Brown 200 Of
the 36S electoral votes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08

viii be built at the expense Of the na-
uonaI government 1t viii be of i'm
portance to the general government in
preventing forest fires, and il viii also
pc great attraction to the tourists
and OF much service to the people who
live within our borders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-08

Deep-seated coughs that resist ordi-
nary remedies require both external
s5nSI internal treatment If you buy q
GoIlar bottle of BILLIARDS. HOPE-
HOUND SYRUP you get the two rene
qles you need for the price of one.
Inere IS HERRICK'S RED PEPPER
FO-FtOUS PLASTER for the chest. free
& Co., three stores