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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

in public.
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph:
The stimson boom for the next vice.
presidency comes early enough 70
be forgotten long before the time
for making the selection.
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Boston Herald: Something omin-
GUS for the Democratic party in the
news from the railway accident;
1.-TWO burros had their lives crushed
out when big elephant fell upon
them"
Cleveland Leader: At this stage
of the proceedings don't be too sure
that the sign, Wilson; that's all"
will be displayed over the door OF
the Democratic national convention.
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New York Mail: Each of the en-
bryo states of Arizona and New Mex
leo made a mess of its constitution,
however, reluctantly politicians mess
before 1t can get into the Union.
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Albany Journal: II Mr.. Bryan
found manifest hostility anywhere
in the East, years ago, and finds It
no longer, that is because he is no
longer regarded as important enough
to be a worthy object Of hostility.
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Troy Press; The fate OF Morse
and Walch is, indeed, a warming that
should be needed, and 1t illuminates
the truth that in this free country
there Is one law for the rich and
the poor; that 1t cannot be violated
with impunity
Cleveland Leader: With Govern
or Wilson talking too much, Gov
ernor Harmon saying nothing and
Champ Clark putting his foot In
his mouth every time he opens It,
perhaps William ]. should be ex-
cused If he perks up a bit.
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New York Times: Senator Roots
amendment embodies the entire art
of how to kill with healing
draught. 1t may be that Senator
Roots sort of reciprocity Is not q
bad sort, but 1t is also sort which
we cannot have, and which prevents
our getting what we can have.
The Congregationallst: Whether
we agree with him or disagree, W.
may all take pleasure in the cour
age with which President Taft hal
taken his fortune in his hands II
urging the reciprocity plan upol
Congress and defending 1t befor
the public.
Springfield Republican,: From
Hughes to Dix was a long step. Tn
modern governor who succeeds doe
not "play politics" after the oil
style, but works with the people an
for the people, and they respon
so as to command the situation
however, reluctantly politicians an
legislators may yield 1t.
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Philadelphia Record: The stand
patters are wasting time, money an
opportunity. The longer they dal
| ly, delay and sizzle while puttinI
off decisive action and more an,
more will outside lookers-on fin
some compensation for their owl
suffering in the knowledge that !
Is still hotter in Washington.
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Philadelphia Ledger: II tn
United States senate shall not maxi
an effort to rise to the stature o
the foremost deliberative body II
the world" in its attitude toward thu
Lorimer case the senators will b.
doing themselves irreparable injury
in the eyes of the nation. The sen
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
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Attorneys at Law

Practice in all courts.
Fire insurance. written on farm
and city property.
Real Estate. Several residences
from $1,000 to $4,000 for sale. Also
a fine bottom farm near Abilene,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

Philadelphia Ledger: II the
United States senate shall not make
an effort to rise to the stature Of
the foremost deliberative body in
the world" in its attitude toward the
Lorimer case the senators will be
doing themselves irreparable injury
in the eyes of the nation. The SEN
ate is now on trial.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

Philadelphia Record: The stand
patters are wasting time, money and
opportunity. The longer they dali
ly, delay and sizzle while putting
off decisive action and more and
more will outside lookers-on find
some compensation for their own
suffering in the knowledge that 1t
Is still hotter in Washington.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-06-08

Springfield Republican: From
Hughes to Dix was long step. The
modern governor who succeeds does
not "play politics" after the old
style, but works with the people and
for the people, and they respond
SO as to command the situation,
however, reluctantly politicians and
legislators may yield 1t.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
The Sensible Man For Recorder.

Unless you have had intimate experience in handling farm idea of how much detail and hard work there connected with the office of the county recorder
 In this office deed and abstract which has any thing do with Yavapas 1000 square miles of territory on file This gives idea of which be trans acted daily in the office of the county recorder
 The who fills this position naturally be who
 conscientious industrious well acquainted with clerical work
 William Ebe the type of man who takes everything serious
 he has anything do he does right then and hereh he tells that he will do anything rest assured that it will be attended to- He is the of steady wahfu that down the shaft standing the hoist controls and might be well say that for many years Ebel q hong engineer, right here in Yavapai county.,
 William Ebe the territory sixteen and after working hoistng engineer and mill to Prescott For has employed clerical capacity Robnson stationery While working here he added the host of friends which he had made the mining camps and
 due to the solicitation of his friends that he has agreed to- for the office of county recorder Everybody who known Billy Ebe knows that he the right for recorder and in less than week his friends will him into that position
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
An Outside Opinion.

Here is what independent outside influential newspaper has to edtoay about Two Arizona Candidates This torial appeared in the Fl Paso Herald of November 7 timely interest Arizona who within fortnight will make their minds for which senatorial candidates cast their December Read outside news paper says editorialy about two of people Arizona:
 fioval A. Smith and Ralph Cameron who Republican candidates for senators from Arizona both position to the effectuay They able and both able mix without any desr able traits of character that give stability
 Both experienced public affairs Washington both are intimately acquainted with leading public of both paes both have to their credit achievements of notable benefit Arizona interests both stand high socially way
 Both men have made their way the southwest com ing up from small and modest beginnings places nu ence and independence Neither ch neither is poor Neither has connection open concealed indirect with the corporations that affairs but both men are and would always be fair interests of the state no less than to the interests wage workers whose loyal friends they
 these men are sent to the senate Arizona would be repre- sened by men who would at take active legislation and governmental policy looking welfare the people of their always considering the general pub lie interest above private they their friends might have"
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
Some Sensible Advice.

On another print letter from F. M Murphy, in which he the of prosperity Arizona It needless for point out the readers of the JournalMinr that Mr. Murphy the to whom this of Arizona deeply indebted than any other
 Citizens of Prescott know full we'll what he has done for the city and those who live along the line of the S F. P P railway all that he the who induced the building of that road And had been for his nng efforts for the good the section when would the Arizona and California road have been built? But for his energy when would Crown King and Poland have had railroads? When would the Poland tunnel have been dvcn And might add when would Fort Whppe have been rehablated if had been for Frank Murphy?
 What citizens have done much for Central Northern Arizona Mr. Murphy? He politician He is asking the naming of the ticket which endorses personal political with Mir Murphy It pre-emin- eny business matter with him. He has his closer the legitimate monied interests of the country than other Arizona His opinion worthy of higher regard these ers than other Not alone for the that he we'll posted but also for the farther that M
 Murphy has been found be honest all his public
 When he planning build the railroad from Wckenbug to Parker and into California connection with line of the Santa Fc the story happened be put abroad time poicial campaign in and Mr. Murphys ea built But that road has been built operation hun dreds of Arizona people have eapd great benefits from He has brought in millions dollars outside latent of the territory and he still abong bring And he knows what he says when safe guaranteeing the revival of Arizona things happen.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
It's Really Up to the Representatives.

Voting for representatives matter than heretofore because after the inauguration of Washington will withdraw her restraining the mercy of the whom send to the lower Phoenix the will brake emanate
 from that body but this much certain according suton all the appropriation bills originate the house and
 they fail frame good sensible we?
 The Republican party particularly proud of who represent their legislative ticket look their and whether not they ceanno here in Arizona their native states Remember you send who representative dishonor reflect on Yayapa there the Republican list of legislative cand dates who afraid tell every past records is up to you true citizen to refuse for him. ap- plies to the other ticket When sen responsible for his reputation his en acts So bear this mind and when you mark your
 legislative candidates be that know something man for whom precious ballot Such Bradley C. Bradbury Chas E. Hughes w. E. Glenn may be depended the interests of Yavapa county wisely and we'll
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06

of have these qualifications If he has not will be bad for the state How about Wells the Yavapa business nancier and awyel very man.
 temperament and all He is not suckup flop with firc-eang disposition hrstng for political honors He business man whose greatest ambition to Arizona business get hold the confidence of the outside business doubts tl
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06

S. DePass is expert practical traffic management and particularly in rate-makng His election membership of the corporation commission will the public the benefit years practical experience which will be immediately available and which will enable the commission to tackle in practical way the qus tons it will be called upon solve.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
EXPERIENCE AND EFrrcrENcY

Those words full of meaning and is only few men who fulfill their meaning Apply them to Major Watts candidate for clerk of the superior They fit him to ncey
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-12-06
BROAD GAUGED AND AGGRESSIVE

That what you have for county assessor Tom Camp bell has been tried and 0oo fine Don't swap veteran for experiment.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13

not yet been visited, to make their donations without waiting for solici- tation. Quite number who shou subscribe to the movement have not been seen and have not yet been hard from. They urge immediate ac- tion on the part of those who have not yet been listed, especially that they volunteer their suscriptions and not wait to be urged to give.
 This is community movement, onc in which every resident of the city should participate. The salaried and labor people have contributed gerer- ously--there are some business and professional men who should follow their example and join in the process sion of public spirited people who are marching in the direction of future prosperity for Hot Springs.
 This railroad proposition is not one of a moment or of season but a permanent and never ending benefit.
 The remainder of this fund should be raised in the next two days.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13
SUDDEN DEATH
 IF JESSE CENTI
DROPS DEAD AT LOCAL HOTEL WHERE HE WAS MAKING A
 SOCIAL CALL.
Had Been Feeling III for Several Days-Lived Here Number of
 Months.

Jesse Centi. clothes presser, who conducted shop at the rear of Rush
 Brothers barber shop. dropped dead
 at Central avenue hotel. where he
 had been making social call,at about
 midnight last night. The exact cause
 cf oeath Is not known. but Coroner
 Randoirn gave it as his opinion on
 first examination. that the man died
 from either apopletic or epileptic fit. Centi, who was about s or 40 years old. had been a resident of Hot
 Springs for nearly year, having
 been employed at Rush Brothers since their new shop was opened up. Parties who were with him at the time of his death stated that he was
 about to take his departure for home. when he suddenly toppled over and
 fell to the floor He expired few minutes later. Without making any
 statement as to his condition. Coroner Randolph was summoned land after an examination of the body
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13
LoRIMER WILL FIGHT.

Washington. June 12.-Senator Tor inner, of Illinois, who came to Wash- ington to vote on the popular cleo ton of senators resolution, is to re- turn to Chicago immediately He announced his willingness to appear before the Lorimer election investi- gation committee on his own behalf. The senator is preparing to fight the case vigorously. He said today he had retained as his counsel Former Judge Eldredge Hanecy who looked after his interests in the previous senate investigation.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13

Gratifying results were reported at the meeting of the railroad committee which has in charge the raising Of the fund for the proposed western outlet, held at the Business Mems League last night.
 New subscriptions to the amount of s960 were reported. swelling the fund to total of s46.0l0, and leaving a balance Of s13.990 to be raised.
 The committee recided to take quick action on the remainder of the fund to be raised and will start out again at oncs in a hurry up campaign which they hope will complete the fund during the present week.
 A feature of the situation brought to light in the discussion last night was the liberality with which the colored people of the city have responded to the call for funds to secure this line Of road. \ considerable amount of the present fund has sbeen contributed by colored men, and the committee of colored men have worked zealously in the interests of the city in this re- spect.
 The commitfe urges those who have
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13

had it removed to the McCafferty morgue. where an inquest will prop- ably be held today.
 Centi had no relatives in this city, but 1t Is said he has brother resid- ing in Brownsville, Tenn.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13
MORGAN BUYS PICTURES.

Lonion, June 12.--J. Pierpont Nor gan has acquired Lord Ronald Covers collection of portraits, docu- ments and personal relics relating to Marie Antoinette. Tnese include a complete collection of medals and miniatures.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13
HEAVY FIRE LOSS.

Whitewfight, Texas. June 12.-Fire starting this afternoon from burning trash in the rear of a store spread rapidly and. famed by north wind, destroyed forty three business houses
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13

Cheekmore and w. A. Tentress, charged with extortion. Fred Gray and fomiiy nave returned from Rubicon, Saline. county, ana yesterday left for Crystal spr'ngs where they will spend q greater part of the summer.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13
MALFEAsANcE CHARGED

Fort Smith, Ark. June 12.--The grand jury here today returned in- dictments againt Chief of Police Bryant l.. Berry, charging malfeas- ance, and against Constable James Berry, a son of the chief. and W. R.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13

and twenty-seven residences and Jamagei numerous other houses
 The loss is estimated s300.O0o.
 Two people were lurt.
 The Denison fire department gave ,id
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-13
Easy To Be Pretty.
N, More Excuse for Skin Blemishe

Viola Cream does not cover mp blemishes or clog the pores, but by gentle. sure and certain medic ation actually replaces the old sailow. pimpls skin with new skin as fresh and pretty as June rose This Is absolutely the only remedy on earth which win do this.
 We prove this without your risking one penny. Go to the nearest dr ig store and pnr- chase a 5oc jar under our absolute guarantee of satisfaction; but yon do not wish to do thi :. just send your name and address to the c. q. Bittner Co.,. Dept. 12s. Toledo. Ohio. and Ia treatment of the beauty docto,s' great remeay will be sent you free by return mail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-29
pid we Err with Canada :


Now that the hope of reciprocity
with Canada has been demolished,
those who felt that such an arrange
ment was necessary to the fortunes
of this country can see where the
United States possibly made mis-
take, not in the last congress, nor
during the present administration,
but a good many years ago and a
good many times. Before 1t at
tanned its present state of national
strength and development Canada
recognized the need of closer trade
relations with its powerful neighbor,
the United States. Time and again
Canada sent Representatives to
Washington with proposals of such
relations and time and again these
representatives came away rebuffed
and empty-handed.
Finally the Canadians settled
down to the conviction that the best
thing for them to do was to proceed
with the development of their own
rich resources and work out a ma
tional policy as best they could with
out the aid or cooperation of the
United States. So when President
Taft, the first to put into concrete
form a statement of the supposed
advantage to this country of reci-
procity with Canada, got his PROPOSE
ton in such shape to forward to
Canada for it's approval Canada
promptly vigorously pounces on It
with both feet and stamps il into
the ground. from which 1t is not
likely soon to rise.
The advantages of reciprocity
with Canada may have been a little
overdrawn, but everybody must ad-
NIT that close trade relations with
this growing Dominion are not only
desirable, but profitable. OF course.
this talk of the Canadian conserva-
tives closing the door against the
United States is foolish, for Canada
will need the United States a great
deal more than we shall need
Canada, after all, and when the first
flush of their decisive victory is
past, the conservatives too will prob
ably see the mutual advantage of
keeping the door ajar.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-29
Kansas Does Itself Proud.

1t may be disputable, of course,
whether the majority of Kansans
are for or against Taft. Yet this did
not prevent Kansas, insurgent lead
ers and all, from turning out record
breaking crowds to greet the presi-
dent with all the vim and cordial
enthusiasm of ardent admirers and
supporters
That is highly to the credit and
honor of Kansas. 1t betrays in the
people of that state the proper re-
gard for the high office and the per-
son of the chief magistrate of their
land. 1t sets a wholesome example
in patriotism and civic regard to the
entire country. President Taft, in
one Of his Kansas speeches, hit the
nail on the head when he said that
many good people may differ with
Kansas folks in their political views,
but they must admire them for
their adherence to principle and
their steadfast devotion to their gov
ernment.
Except for one little brief incident
that transpired at Hutchinson, Kan
sans permitted not the least sug-
gestion OF political divergences to
creep into their entertainment of
the president. They made 1t as
hospitable as If they had endorsed
everything he advocated. OF course,
the president received some pretty
good evidence of hearty support in
Kansas. although the state is never
the-less popularity classed as insur-
gent territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-29
CORN FODDER DAYS.

c. L. Edison in Kansas City Star.
The morning glows on marching rows
OF weary, tattered corn;
The landscape looms with draggled plumes
And garments frayed and torn.
The day OF gloom Is rising high
When all the cornfield soldiers die.
Scream, ravens, scream. the garish dream
Shall crumble in the breeze;
Stare, red-eyed day, with sickly ray,
above the dogwood trees.
The eringing nymphs are terror dumb
The harvest OF the corn has come!
Trail, tangled, silken sheen no more,
Blue velvet blossoms, bleed and die.
For crashing through your bosom's core,
The doom shall snite you hip ana thighl
tear or two OF tangled dew
The mourning year shall weep for you
The farm boy stands with eager hands
That clasp the blush blade.
Then right and left the stalks are cleft.
And now a wigwam's made
And like an Indian phantasy
The mystic village soon we see
Each blade stroke stiTs the cookie burrs
And crab grass growing by,
While echoes shout, Come OUT come out,
And see the cornfieldB del
And unseen nymphs go skipping past
Unhoused. unheveled. doomed at last!
Stamped hosts of Indian ghosts
And many a vanished chief
Ride racing BY with battle cry
And never stir q leaf.
And brooding dreams OF other days
Drift down Ike dust upon the mAisA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-29
Turkey's Naive Appeal 70 sympathy

turkeys Naive Appeal TO sympathy.
The Turkish press complains that
the present Italian aggression re-
garding Tripoh is the outcome of the
old animosity of Christianity toward
Islam. II goes further and declares,
with special reference to Germany,
France and Russia, that there is no
justice in Europe; that treaties are
made only to be broken as instru-
ments of deception to gain advan-
tage.
1t comes in poor grace for Turkey
to set up such argument, especially
to appeal for sympathy on the
ground that Christianity is punish
ing Islamism, Can Turkey deceive
itself enough to imagine that the
world has so soon forgotten it's reign
of snti-Christian atrocities, it's
bloody prosecutions of Armenians,
its relentless cruelties in the name
of Islam for the extinction in the
Turkish empire of any power that
dared become outspoken or self-as-
sertive there2
For years students Of history have
pointed the warning finger toward
Turkey in the solemn conviction that
unless it turaed from its semi-bar-
barous course It would pay the PEN
atty in national decay or destruction.
1t will not do now, no matter what
tie immediate provocation may be
between Turkey and Italy, for the
sultan to fall back upon so poorly
improvised a defense as the one his
censored press has set up. italy
says its attitude is based on recent
wrongs Italian subjects have suf-
fered at the hands of the Ottoman
government. Italy's case will be
heard in the court of world opinion
and If that seems to be a bit biased
against Turkey, let Turkey remem-
Der the past and be patient.