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La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

surpast II. Tafs-mors. that Il eonr
- ~ q Q HaQ0blicAA and . tovoe
q ~ epsntsy - protest. asaiast sseA
10 oonA16aey.
/ oSDeai % ~ people ee ~ stass
|4 os1oeo6o-aet' q q sptrtt q dsoV
q Aysessta. b14 calnly md &seas-
sfsAaasly-te assver tAis question:
u ~ rsDressatsl ~ eesw q .
opasaAia shiD-eeawoetAy aod sea1A-
- . enAll reaoelooASy minority &
Aat Grew sAoolA beeo0e nutlAeags -
~ psfncjy1ee opvegning tAe eo1rDe
~ conleee q tha1 sAip-oA o&hse
WORDS plEatss-wAak voaA yoa. -
ooe q Q Dajosity e tAa4 Grew. teel
warranted anA justii5el n 1olAgf
WoaA yoa 6eeest that spjendid ship
-t1fn Il over 10 the pirates and build
. NV -. plaak by plaak-of would
ovsrboQfA regain coatroa ot year
DpoeDl0 veessl and put rood ns0 at
~ Asla 70 gst1s Il saSsly 70 he poet
oe Aoanr Tor which Il was dssttnaAf
what uo1ef tAs circumstances. en-
l. - ~ naltttndes Who possess Tie
saDe helie9. 70 6of
Ar. Roosevelt Aas acesptsd . noas-
fnAe1oa tsaAsred hin By he honsetly
ssects1 oajoeity oe tAs Republican
oo0voo11ea.
A. candidate ~ he Republican
no0inatioa Tor spvssnos. saA bslisv-
lng tha4 a. emphasizing ny Rspub-
itoA1jsm and ny patriotism hy ny
looilSea above oetlined. ! win % 70
tAe pstUastee II this STATE II secure
ths nscsssasy votss In The party -
De0bay.
II sons way b fosaA By which The
psoDas 90 say whether they prefer
Ta3t % Roosevelt slsetoes. viii
Abade b. he result II tAis b not doos.
nuoe b considssed free, BY some
otAeR means. To assist IN offering Re-
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

rah,lenns No DESIRE - - - .
SAanan 10 voto - Rooooso14 eoooooeA
The Ifsat nass Of Royalties ~
tefe r. Co3oea1o are not ~ Alro1 ~
e - ~ No repreoeo4 ~ i141geoas
- / have absoiuts a14 hptse6 -.
fIdesoe b Tie people vh0 ] a1oeal
10 an % sxsecise tAs1f eaeeU ~
thsir suffraes b ~ etDeee1oo q Q
tYansfoemat3oa q eoo650ooA.
Finally. I aDpsal 70 ~ 1fes1eeslve
Repuhiicaao b ovoy oooeao1 q ~
etats-thoee vho hellsve h ~ vsseD
Of the reas Lincoln vhsa b I'D. -
tn hailovsd nsld Of 0st1yDbofk %
the day this statement beam dato. tAAe
ve must recoasscfate ouroelvse 70 t1e
ideA that -sovesnment q u Deeesa
by the people and for he peop1e eoen
NOT perish frou the EARTH that ~
make dilissut effort to send b evsfy
county assembly. and to the state -
semhly, which meets IN Dmvee.
"wednesday. July 31st nsA wAo viu
enlist In the cause OF progressive 30
honest povefnment with the u11se.
standing that their period q soA.e
neat endurss until such dine = ~.
hoasst Republican govesnmsas ~
beea restored 70 the people aAA %
PHILIP D. STEWART.
Colorado Springs. Colo. July 4. 1s1l
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

Pounding with the precision Of Q
Trip hammer Philip b. Stewart. Repub.
0ean candidate for governor. again
Mayed he action Of the National Com.
nittes for the theft Of the Republican
nooinatiou at Chicago. 4 rsprssents.
tive OF the Gazette succeeded In get.
uag his attention for . few minutes
before his departure yesterday morn.
Ing. bet IN the brief period his ideas
we're % plainly defined that thsrs
caa - no question regarding them.
No effort vas made to svsds any
feature Of the proposition and bis an.
SVEN came with . cleasnsss that "a.
nit Of but one construction. He vas
sAova the statement made BY Mr..
Irving Howbert. published IN the after.
sooa paper. also the statement BY Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler. Of Columbis
College.
4 cannot contemplate Q more 10.
nentahls or dsplorabls picture said
Mr. Steward. than the one presented
% BY the Nationai Committec at Chi
caeo. Il 10 unfostunass that Il ca.
so< - imprssssd upoa the visioa Of
svssy voter u Colorado. Thiak q A.
y. stsvsesoa. Ton Dsvias. Jimmy
Aslvass. oe Kaasas City I'D etAsrs.
lee rsoesAsastbls. bot . majority ee
tAs0 rspsdistsA b. their eosstit.ssss,
stttaag n js1snest for ~ Rspubas-
eaas q sAs astiea.
1sal tAs stssograDAie neess q -
eeaoleos q ~ ssomittss - ~ vlu
~ ~ 0esvssses. Asivaes = D.
vtsA eatAss naas ~ nelienA
seeeo1e1 tAs0 q tnststsA upsa shae.
oag ~ ~ Asastau. ~ sneass
Dseeos1lng ~ . tasss-a bavsses
uosa )as11se. 4 ~. Asvsvss. ~
~ ssn0 = ~ ~ onas - = ~
eeaoA Alesse1y. . baoaa1ne, ~. -
eo0o ~ ooBesAte - ~ g 4 =
~ ooaooy. l@1 n
- y enlne1 ~ ooossaGn ~
- ~ ooosgaV e - Vnssooo
eenoep vAmo o1noooeD vueu ma ~
- ~ po01A 6new shae . 61aao1
~ 49, = sla1& o. - - -,
= q - e. - kisss
y - coo6o g Do1De11a1 lo0oooD01g
nnWHnrna - ~ o,n16o 6xSs.Soi n
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

eenmi,tes vhicA haA bssn laeshass,l
~ iis creator. meeting vttheUt notiee
- the mestiAg - tho Doa oppooeA "a
tAe little ciiqss ca1yias b tksle peo.
D1Am. and aa8iAg IN 1oiaeatao u11ss
. national eal1 wAjoA Deosi1ss ~ tAs
expression q The pop0laS VIII This
= the King coa1ty sitDa45oa.
Mr.. Hensy-HoW may Do0bers
Were there On hat op0nittssf
Mr.. GrimsteAA-TWOnty-tvo. tn The
committee. and II OF II eathsrsd With
eut notice 70 he oeAses.
Senator Potndsxtsf - How many
n~n in the fall county connittssf
Mr.. Crimstsad-ln the fan county
committee. ia Tie nsighboshood ol
Ssl, before tAs incrsass n the nun-
Der o, prsciAets n the eo1nty-aa -
ttme less than 3ls-anA IL nansA he
King county aelsG,tioa. Q cosnsy VITA
SVo.oeo. odd population. and II men
named then. Who had 70 rspeeosata-
0se povee. whatever. and without no.
dee. That b King coanty's case.
That wAs after tho pgi0asles haA
oecn oeoses1 n tAs eeon1y 81 afiae
1he 0eonoosy q - TIN eegnaasae1oa
49, 9onDeo eoooooo41v ~ Uugo =.
~ = eeool ~ senes ooovoa11sn, -
IL od11avies ass Ases e ~.
- nsssy-wsss IL pstnAssss
~. oeinsesaA-1ls pstnasses -,
~ - GSoe Rspoblicaa veess "a,
~ - Deooesatte votss vses ed
Heeo b IL voetag hst aal ~ -
drooeo0 - aanee q svsey uaa ~
voooo = svssy prsciacf h tAas eeqn-
y 01eoo ~ sst oe tAs city q 0eee-
vi ~ ese ths judsse' sUfnsns -
u Nv ohssts: I have here the ~.
- ovssytAiAs, svesythiag heeo h
u sven reooed.
~. 8sosy-wAaa y ~ result a
~. oslns>seA-rSs result h -
ueeoovek 6seseatioa % Ahse1esa.
-. BeoeyODy A0V many voess
y. 0el0oeeaA-Hve huadreh a
~ - ~ fafe That h, aoerox3.
0eeoov ~ Veee ~ Tnfl
les. @sas1-0ue q G.ooof
~. oginsesoANoue e 0Soo. Hvs
hsn1Fe1 vsss fes Tan 81 e asseexS.
0oeo1 0See. ~ ~ figussA
~. t0U0eo-Who eal1ed ~ ~
00geoof
.. oslnsessA-fAs can q ~ ~
0egeao ~ ~ ~ essasy es9nateee.
-. 1eoe1-alev naay nsobssuf
-: oso0eeeo1-ApoeoxlnaAoay ~
omoeee q ~ 1sseing. 1Asse
0uoe1oOea w. ~ Asse veeo G thae
0ooe1ng ~ DeFticdpats1 y ehae
0eo004 ~ eso nv upAos11ng "a
oo1eooo0 ~ II nsa. ua1oeUenS1 "a
~ eeoognios theeo tneGsyuye1aoo osl
egooo1 ~ u0s aseeea1ag3y. 3 o1Ge
q noooo1oty - egteo1e1.
~ CAalsDaa-Ysu Dee1 ~ - -
ooeuoee1 ssssot ~ eeaosaA
~. 0s10eteal-S - oooooneane -
~ 61essuOe3eo - ] vin e1n1o ~
g - fnseS - ~ q ~ 0o0He1s
1nolguo011o1. = yeu ~, q - -
49, = ~ eneo q Ou1aopgn1a. 81
~ - snne ~ ~ ~ ~ -
- - Vs1a9 hveeve1 = n. 0I1aog6
oo1eD4 H Go1a ~ onno e O..
1m1A - = ~ ln1Dao1 - 80
- g ~ oDtAon0A i = - GHo1e|
- - 01oo1aGe euDogo - ~
eo1Dl Z - CallD10u11 - ~
= - 0n181Al 11looeuD0 - ~
111lA IN 0UuD3Do0 6H1n000|
- = pUo1Sx ON q kAW.
j. - oe11n1oo1 - 010n10 - -
1v191 lneE6eD - eAo11 DS01og0n61D|
p i1s s ssSSSss2 ! u 60 vsI
- g. - Aoo|
y - =. s ss3 n - IN, n
y G. - - g. = ~
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

Califos@ia DsimaSy Nv "a not re
ogniss ~ ooagSsss3oaal districts q
uaits. Ths rulss q The Naa1onal CON
nattse required tAis. Roosevelt car
rtsd the STATE b. 77,0ee. NJ. Tar %
tered IL primaries With . fan knovt
edge oe IL provta3oss. His na0s ap
pears today - formally catered b.
tsaeG1aD slsnsd b. himself with III
escsstasy o. STATE q he stats Of Cali
forniA. TAsrs was coafustoa h. this
district resulting froO coufnssa boun.
Aariee in sixtesa pssciActs. No oaa
Knows What Tie vote vas. TAs pee
text ~ eeiseA 70 lg1ore tie over
whslming eAoies q u stAes under q
state statuts which NJ. Tan aoeeptsd
he inffueaeso beAlnl Mr.. TAFT vere
mad. Reason I'D boon dothroueA anA
b lts etsad thsy s0p3aVed ~ povoa
of 0igAt backsd by teohaseal provS.
sions Which they themselves had crs.
ated - . ssbtsrfues Tor that very
perpoos.
1T nust also b bosns b MAD thai
the DenbsrS eg tAis Natioaal Coo.
1tttee vsrs sleaes1 fsus yuass 20.
~ - . 0an1k1De - 80 ~ -.
~ . - 0ogeUA - oqee1U1u
- se41e ~ OUo1Uoo UOHEc1111
oeee1ee1 - - ~ - Ooo11llG11
q - 49, pa9l ny veeU s1oAoe
eeeevssae 70 ~ eAaaoe1 polaeiaal -
ditSoaD b ~ Unitod 0e6lss-F -
veso Ass1less a ~ expesaoel r.
oaFoo q ~ DeeD1e. eaaoot - vii1
~ oo01ooo u ocetoa q q oe0Dat>na
eeosse11e1 ~ - q ~ peaisaanl
eAarActss q 4. u. oesvsaaoo anl
1eeoas y. Dsvins q Pvsblo. politi-
eany. 4. u. 0tsvenaoa b Q neeessoQs
eAasaeess. not saly b ~ seasa. ~
10 the natiea. lt vHs ~ vho 49,
~ notieas h ~ nas1oaAl coom9eeee
- oets1 - aatoensy ~ ~ Tan
ce00atteeoea. u vos - vho rscuos1
- Des0tt ~ eonssstiag de3e0eaooo
u ~ y Dssssot 0sl9 eanss faisiy
eseeeo - eoo0stese. n - - ~
~ vSeA - Drosy ffso 80 GtnAe
- ~. ~ fsUo aneehse ota1o -
ssxt ~. Il = dirty Deaities naaio-
olaeel ~ listy nsa q III eAasneese
teae ~ assuas1 ~ pssDls y . ssass
e tAoR daA0s.
~ IT.. uevSsst q ~ fs.saA,
oaoy ~ eoguSex ~ eooe q ~ 66l
voeoo vAjeA neoAo6Ae1 NJ. Tals eaoe
6oO u otaese g AioAana, Asloeoa.
As2n0aao. 0s1evaro. v1oe11a, 0eoeg1a.
xentnG1v. LDa1s1aaA. lelns1n11pol ~.
vo0A. New Mexieo. 0ouaA CHo,6ne.
Ienoeeeee. TeenA. - vlfg1aaa. 81
fsso Alaaaa. tAs PAlllpe1nSo. Nsvolt
81 Hssss R3ce. ~ vt tAsss q
veaaa efs iosolaf Des.sssleos vAeeo
- eessessai We b peeNssSslf
Uov 1Aay esDub0eoa 0oooosal
vseee essM 1soslisaa sao1llaAs q.
~ fto0 ~ ~ e sen1eof
Hev Uaay q 49, eea1se = eanes
~ Aayo rseng1e1 neouAo1ano 80,
tees - ~ eaeeessal ooo1GDof
snoe9 ~. 0Duone go ~ n e
49, ~ veoao v111A oGn1na1o1 -.
tn - ewGlye0veD ~ eoo3 g
49,. 60 - - s5n1p q ceje.
~ peleVa19I ln1looa lll11ss1l M
1Geu1a4 NM TED, ol16D 49, -
- - lse1oeaee D.lna.eeb ola1ss
- - Z lssso1sa1lal 9 slglss
= eea111Qln9 egol1R1oe 6 O.
- - ~ ~ - - 6 =
- 80 70 - = = - g
0G1ub - Vuooo oa1nno
- ~ o0llu0D o1oUo -
. Dy ~ 80 Vou1o -
49, - Qlo0o8 o1unuo0e - -
- - ~ = - HI peoU10
! =; -: r: =: -; = ::
E q - - = . - - -;
- ~ ~ - ~: 41 lle! ~!
II 1slle - ~
n n \ 4 4:
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

.
u = elAte0eot proDared - Juiy
IoatA, Philip a. Stevaet. u ReDaS,
bcea candidate Tor IL eovegnoe1hjp.
1Akse piAin his posieicn IN relatSoa 70
~ Aaetse Of u electoral vote q ~
stote.
rhas statsmsat. stgDsd By hin. b .
esvegU asTaaQnsat of u m1eAods
o0Daoye1 70 procure The reoominatioa
6 ". Tart The part played b. a.
y. oeeveaDca aAA Thomas r. Devise
= ~ nAaiDulat1oa Of tAe affAlrs a
~ Nat1oaal Committes In CAicago v
touoAel upon In the candid, vlgoroue
eeyIe Characteristic Of the COLORADO
opeinss man.
He cooeludss with IN appeal TO thS
Aso9bljoaas Of The stats TO euter the
contest st oucs IN every precinct and
county - that men can Be- nominated
~ pedtion for tAs various offices Who
WIN make honest officials and Who
favoe tAe osthfoosment Of the kings
Ct oeeotns eovsrnment In COLORADO.
TAs ststsmsnt In full = - follows:
10 THE VOTERS OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO:
] nave hssitatsd 70 make plain my
Doeaooo o. present political conditions
undl he sentiment Throughout the
eeees sesA b developed and reason.
ABLY asesstAinsd. believing that after
el. Tie people should represent the
eeesrmininS influsnce. do 20 nov IN
nirnses 70 my political associates and
psrsoaA friends. who. / find, over
reach party lines In considerable mum.
bsrs.
J.. ! cannot accept Mr. Taft's nom.
nation - the true Republican eandi-
eAHy.
ne was manipulated into bis false
eoeiuop In arrogant defiance OF Re
Deoncahs throughout this country.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27
NO coMraovGRrIMo rn,s.
(coatinusd from Page ~

(Coatinusd from Page ~
nounesa that II Roosevelt ran for Pre-
Aeat tAey would support him"
Analysis Of the figures permits At
but one deductiou-Ar TAft owss Ais
denomination to STATES that have h.
bituAlly and coatinuously cast their
electoral votes for Democratic eandi.
aatse.
OF the SCI votss cast for him In the
Chicago convention 26S. or so per cent
Of the total came from the states, toe-
fitofy and insulaf possessions shown
b the above table.
Continuing the analysis II develops
that III. o. n per cent. Of his total Of
6el votes were from the states Of Col.
ofA1o. Delaware. Indiana, Missouri,
Nev Aexico. New York and eoutA
Cafue1ss-usually REGARDED - douhe.
III a. povotal statss h peesi1eot1al
0lnDo1 - ~ slrsae(A - ~ 80
WqoouD o1ll11 . - ~ 80 e
vooso 6eD DuDouolos coo6oa t0sS6
eoseee on1 inDula9 peoDoooleoA DaoDooD.
~ = ebesoDsal 6ansAlsa. I'D 81 ~
49, 6o0 6osbef0 0tness-soaS1ng q
.sS y u 49,
e1eoo0 iron STANDARD RsDaba1eao
etaeoa. ~ II bssa fairly aAA hoosstly
ecquire6.> n New Yosk. however, Il b
ven unAssstood that the primaries ~
noe reDreoeoe full. free aaa fAiP a.
peooe3oo q ~ wishes II Rspablicans.
b Co,oso1o fair psssidsetial pesesrso.
tlal Dsi0aSisG were 1s0aadel o. TAFT
oeate ceaesal coaoittss ard refused.
In Wa1AiaStea Tie theft q tAe delegA,
0ee ~ ~ Natjooal committee voe
vteAoue evea color q vaSTaat q 1ustt
neoeSo4- Tbo aa0e W. tSue of tho
0oes q tvo voefo tro0 C1lifosaia.
feeeteea mon 0Aio. six froa Missessi
40 ee9r ffe0 lD1taaa-0akins Q totAl
q IN vetee procured hy fsa1d, tAafs
ao1 0Aehiae naaipulaijca. o. q ~
eat a11ltjooAl e u strsasth eAcVa
- H. Tan. 3hua, b. Q f1ls peoeeoe
e oe4oee1oo ~ re1uetjoa Q toeal e
eoly dvo ~ eeo1. q What voujh -
ee9ioas1ly segaF6el - nosnsl -
heoeoe Rspstlicas strength eoa s.
oooWn - u aAAlyooo.
n otAR vocds 4 etaaAs: YIfty -
oooG ffo0 Democratic ststee: n ~
esoe ffo0 eoshtful states: - ~ -
mon seoeee vhsss ths frss asi fair q.
peeeasoo q Ne peopss vas 1eoio1
49, e woeso II vas stojeo Ioaoe ~
u NeeSoeA! cooDittee Of IL pasty.
Toe Rs1ubUeaa statss sAov bsSool
Seeseloa tAat ~ states fruO MA
Af. Taft recsivs1 bis voeee oeul1 ~
reoeee ~ - excsel ioa voleo 81 u
sseeeeea, eel)ses n 1918. M oaDo
ust & ola1ee. reea0aise1 - ~ neoQA.
oeeo eoseseatee" eoe yooga. Vo09 eo.
t.sn NJ. neessvsls III voess = a.
sseeeorol oo1)oea. - vtthin G0xAooo
voeoo q onoogA - lnanfe Nm ~ ~
oooe0oo9y ~ . GAnooa.
11e 0oDa1111ao stneso. r - ~
eaAlyelA Oove IT. 0oooovo9 4 ~ q
oeoooe ~ y 90 ovoe ~. tn ~
oeeee01oo1 be5e11 Qooot1oo - -.
Oeoe g - vetoss g - ofo1no ~
eeeo19 past1slpale y ~ eloel5o0 q
~ el6s1i 6sessv1ie, ~: ~ IN.
- c11111D ~ q N0noeio r
p - oooossole Sen1oo - . 0nnnA
Q oc0Voee1oo ooeUoon ~ 0e06oo ~.
- noDeeo1oa1 81 49, Fo1nl,SR
eeoeqo4e 0oUa11oDm . - 1IoG110S
: ~ ~ dlous I1as = e : 6SsS11
6sss1.s Ss ~; ~ SssS
= - ~ = ! - = -. =
- 1a - 49, 1lg1ss,H
II 49, s ss.7ele - : -
~ 49,. v0oee - - y
- ss|0 - ~ = -: |:ss 81 ~ e
- =: : ~ - ~ -:
y '.', ~:
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

h The STATE Of PsnnsyivaAiA vAees
Mr. Roosevelt had 1851 votee q ne
primaries and Mr.. TAFT 1Ss.oe5. II.
Tan was given twelve votes BY ths
machine.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

will Of Republican votsrs. Az he
facts revealed to be ignored q The
ediet q Q Devine or . etsvensoo?
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

In the state Of Oregon. vAsrs q
the primaries Mr.. Roosevelt bed -.
SoS votss, - against 30.sl7 @s ~:
Tart the machine and the NasioAA
Committss esve Mr.. TAFT hve voeee-
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

Total ansi-raft vote. i.Siis1S
sMr. Roosevelt not candidate In wisconsin.
La Junta tribune., 1912-07-27

! / /.
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
IT IS YOUR DUTY

The Commissioners of the State
Fair do more work with the least
return in salaries of any officials in
the State. These men spend every
year six times their salaries in ex-
penses for the state. besides the i'm
mense responsibilities resting upon
them to make the Fair success.
We say to the business men of Phoe-
nix that it is duty they owe the
city to give this Commission the
best possible aid. 1t is not only just
and proper. but it is good invest
ment for the city. Arizona Demo-
crat. S
1y What applies to the state Fair
Commission applies to Graham
County's Fair Commission, and the
business men of Stafford are just as
much interested in the Graham
County Fair as the business men of
Phoenix are in the State Fair.
Shake yourselves, wake up and
make the coming county fair one
that everybody will want to come
and see. This is your positive duty.
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
INSTRUMENTATION
Has Doubled in Five Years.
Started in Graham
County

The Hartman Railroad, Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific have re-
ported for the fiscal year ended June
80. The figures given displayed re-
cessions below the record of 1911 in
gross and net income, owing to un-
favorable agricultural conditions in
the roads territory and increased
expenses and taxation. The gross
earnings, nevertheless, were lower
than in any year previously. except
in 1910 and 1911, which were. in the
words of Judge R. H. Lovett, chair
man of the board of directors, phe-
nomenal.
Union Pacific reported gross in
come of $50, ,977, 600, a decline Of
SO, 3,QO5, ,498 from the previous fiscal
period; operating expenses, $50, $780,
4O7, an increase OF 1851 ,573, and
net earnings of $3l,219.413, re-
cession of $4 ,493, 1923.
Southern Pacific, gross operating
income, $131, ,525, Ill. decrease of
81 ,O95, 1863; operating expenses of
$50, ,491 ,O43, an advance of 81, 1885,
829, and a net of $39, ,412,889 re.
cession of So, ,352, ,089.
In statement Judge Lovett re-
cited some of the items of additional
exdown profits:
In single year taxes increased
$906, 900 on the Union Pacific and
$77O, 900 on the Southern Pacific,
and in five years have doubled ,
jumping from $2,6O9. .734 in 1907 to
81, 1868, ,788 in 1912. on the Union
Pacific, and from 1886, sol in 1907
to SIS, ,621 ,239 in 1912 on the Southern
Pacific, all of which, of course, comes
off the net. The boiler inspection
laws, the hours of service laws, the
full train crew laws and the safety
appliance laws have substantially
increased operating expenses, which
have been further augmented by
increased wage schedules. and then
the shopmen's strike has been very
expensive, though it has not cost us
half as much as | expected when the
issue was joined"
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
MENINGITIS ON COAST

According to Yuma Sun, the con-
ditions of infantile paralysis, or
spinal meningitis, on the coast, as
ascertained by DR.. H. Vance Clymer,
health officer of Yuma. from DR..
William Dufield. of Los Angeles, is
as follows:
There have been 1872 cases in Los
Angeles since the first of June and
38 deaths. There were eight deaths
last week and the disease is probab-
ly not spreading any. l have no
reports from the beaches. Catalina
is not safe. Personally do not
consider the situation as being SER
ious, but your people had better
remain at home unless they are in
condition to isolate their children
while in this vacinity."
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
HOG.TIED OUTLAW

After successfully eluding heavily
armed posses from three counties for
a week, Villain Sartell >alias William
Morgan. said to be the leader of a
desperate gang of outlaws from
the Hole-in-theWall country, Wy
oming. and who escaped from the Jail
in Craig. Col. with two companions,
last Tuesday morning, was made
a prisoner yesterday morning by q
woman. g.... . ~
Mrs Annie Decker, wife of Snake
river rancher,' covered the outlaw
with revolver while he was eating
a meal which she had prepared for
him at the point of a gun. >.. The
plucky woman disarmed the. bandit,
then "hog-tied" him. Afterward she
telephoned Deputy Sheriff james
Davis, of Carbon county. Wyoming,
and on his arrival the woman, was
alone with her prisoner. Sartell is
now in Jail in Dixon, Wyoming.
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
Indian Killed on Track

Near Rochelle, H., an Indian
went to sleep on a railroad track
and was killed by the fast express.
He paid for his carelessness with his
life. Often it is that way when
people neglect coughs and colds.
Don't risk your life when prompt
use Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
will cure them and so prevent a
dangerous throat or lung trouble.
1T completely cured me. in a short
time, Of terrible cough that fol-
lowed severe attack of grip"
writes j. R. Watts, Floydada, Texas,
and regained fifteen pounds in
weight that | had lost" Quick,
safe, reliable and. guaranteed. SOC
and $l.00. Trial bottle free. For
sale by Stafford Drug Co. ( "a st
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16

Elihu Root to President Taft:
Your title to the nomination is as
clear and unimpeachable as the title
of any candidate since politics be-
gam" That's what may be called
spreading it on thick" 1t reminds
a writer in the Atcheson Globe of a
remark once made by Church White
to Alois Philip, leader of the Philip
band, during a concert by Sorren-
tito's Banda Rosa at Forrest Park.
It's good band all right" said
Church to Alois, but l like your
band better" Alois was knocked
almost, off his pins, but when he re-
his shattered faculties, he
replied: God knows I'm conceited,
but that's too much" No doubt
President Taft felt a good deal the
same way when Elihu put the above
across.
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16

Seventeen hundred abandoned
churches in the state of Illinois are
mute witnesses to the decadence of
religious feeling. according to the
Rev. Warren H. Wilson, of New
York, and superintendent of the de-
partment of church and coutry life
of the Presbyterian Board of Home
Missions. DR.. Wilson says the sew
enteen hundred abandoned churches
do not include churches which are
now being used for other purposes,
but represents churches standing
idle and unoccupied. Dr., Wilson
gathered his figures by actual count,
and gave them at a Country Life
conference held in Illinois last week.
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
Flying Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles just like other people, with
like results in loss of appetite, back
ache and tired, istless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to
feel like that as T. d. PEBBLES.
Henry. Tenn, proved, Six bottles
of Electric Bitters," he writes, did
more to give me. new strength and
a good appetite than all other
stomach remedies / used" So they
help everybody. 1t is folly to suf-
fer when this great remedy will
help you from the first dose. Try
it. Only SOC at the Stafford Drug
Co.'S 2t-5t
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16
Notice Of Dissolution of Part
nership

l Public notice is hereby given that
the partnership heretofore existing
between George A. Olney and Will
bur F. Ijams. both of Stafford. Ari-
zona, and doing business under the
name of The Olney-Ijams Furni.
ture; Co." is on this day, by mutual
consent, dissolved, George A. Olney
retiring from said partnership, Will
bur 2. Ijams assuming oil liabilities
Of said partnership, All debts due
said partnership are payable ia
Wilbur F: Hams.
Dated at Stafford, ARIZONA, this
18th day of July, 1912.
The name of the firm will here
after be known as the Iiams Furni-
ture Co. .
GEORGIA. OLNEY,
ga. TX WILBUR F. lJAMs. :,
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16

An Abraham Lincoln story: Car
rying his boy on his shoulder was a
favorite custom of President Lin
coin. When he lived in Springfield,
he rarely went down town without
one of his younger boys mounted
on his shoulder while another clung
to the tail of his long coat. A
neighbor of his was attracted to the
window by the boisterous noise of
children's voices, and there was Mr..
Lincoln striding down the street
with his boys both of whom were
wailing loud. why, Mr.. Lincoln,
what's the matter with the boys?"
he asked. Just what's the matter
with the whole world" Lincoln re-
piled. Il have three cream nuts
and each one wants two"
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16

Senator Ashurst:--"The Arizona
press must have consulted the wrong
dream book if they have said that
there is any disappointment on my
part over the nomination of Wood
row Wilson. | think he is one of
our ccuntry's good and great men.
and that he will be elected there is
not the slightest doubt. Men who
have had much experience in politi-
cal affairs in the east say that Presi.
dent Taft will not carry above FIVE
or six states and they will be states
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16

.Orozco, general" so. called, is prov.
ing himself a bandit and outlaw Of
the most detestable sort. :, His policy
of encouraging outrage upon Amer
leans. resident in Mexico, for the
purpose of forcing Intervention,
marks him as man devoid Of honor
and patriotism and deserving of the
contempt Of honest men of every
race. Los Angeles.
Graham guardian., 1912-08-16

with small votes in the electoral col
leges. Woodrow Wilson is not only
one of our greatest scholars but one
of our profoundest thinkers and he is
certainly a progressive. | would
advise all persons to hear him speak
if they have an opportunity, and
those who cannot have an opportun-
ity to hear him speak should read
his speeches and his books" ~