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Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
Stealing Socislistic Livery

Leaders of the progressive move ment. such as Messrs. Bryan, Bourne. LaFollette. Bristow and others, who seem to think they have discovered something new in their cure-alls, can hardly plume themselves upon their originality. As a matter of fact their nostrums are not new at all-nUt even in this country. As was pointed out by Representative Campbell. the recall Of judicial decisions" Of which much has been heard recently. was practiced in England in the seventeenth cen tury That eminent member of the Stuart family. King James the Second, was au ardent advocate Of the doc urine
 But one doesn't have to go to Eng land to find advocacy of proSressiv ism" Practically every scheme now adhered to by the so-called ''prosres- sives" has been stolen body boots, and brooches from the socialist party If you don [ believe II Icdu inc SocidllSt national platform of 1S92-thc first , national platform promulgated by the socialists as now organized
 In the essentials there is no differ ence between that platform and the demands of the present progressive" leaders. The socialists seem to have been decidedly more original and more forehanded than their brethren; the latter are about twenty years late.
 The principles of a socialistic de- nocracy are all in that platform. The demand for direct legislation is there. There is the same attack on the courts. If you were to cut out one or two phrases you would not know the platform from the usual progressive" speech.
 Now. this is not intended as an att tack on the progressives. If they
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

Anent that trap into which the Gazette fell. the said Gazette has written real cute letter to itself, which it signs with the moss grown name of A Reader" In this letter. "A Reader (the GazetteD says in sub stance it was all right for the pee pulls paper to steal The Republicans $ news if it felt like it, and that it was real mean of The Republican to eX pose the theft. If anything had been needed to demonstrate the gigantic in telligence of the Gazette this letter by "A Reader" supplies the deficiency. Come again. "A Reader" you are as welcome as are the alfalfa blooms in the merry spring time.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
Finances and Markets
lSSOciatcd Press DiSbdich 1

I T.1SSociaied Press DiSPdich
 NEW YORK, March 13.--Today's stock market seemed to derive strength from London. English dealings were the best for many weeks. American Sugar and Harvester were the most active of the domestic issues. The former rose 4 and the latter points The sugar company published a re- port of operations in 1911. showing profits of fourteen millions aS against six millions for the previous year. Harvester is believed to have reached an understanding with the government regarding the dissolution suit Brok- CTS. too, were not so badly scared by dissolution suits since they have seen the workings out of the cases of DI and Tobacco. Domestic labor con1i tions were bettered by the Lawrence workers accepting the terms offered by the mill owners. F'inai dealings showed Union Pacific and Steel haI lost most of the early advances. Bo ljS were active. Total sales. par valu". S2. .369. 900. Government bonds were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
Why Taft IS Strong

That President Taft is the only rc- publican who can carry the east and the doubtful states. is the contention Of Representative Roberts. of Massa chuactts.
 'I believe" he said today. that William Howard Taft should be re- nominated and elected because he is progressive. He has surrounded him. self with d cabinet of advisers who are strong and able men and who have made a record for themselves and for the administration for constructive policies.
 Because he does things When his administration is reviewed in the calm light of history it will be found 70 have been one of the great periods of accomplishment of the history of this country. Not only has he inaugurate1 and carried through many valuable principles. but he has seen to it thot promises and hopes held out by his predecessors have been made ac- complished facts.
 Because he stands for the Consti- tuition. His action in the matter of the proposed constitutions for certain of our recently acquired states shows him to be man of principle and a firm believer in the document that has made this country the greatest on the face of the globe
 Because he enforced the law. Not since the sherman act, for a single instance, has been statute, has there been such intelligent activity along the lines of enforcement Of that act look ing to the curbing of the pernicious activities of the trusts
 Because he is d republican. And as such is the one man who can carry the eastern section of the country for the republican party and can win in the doubtful or close states
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

So far slightly more than loo dele gates to the republican national con vention have been selected or this number 9S have been instructed for President Taft. In addition. seven of the eight delegates elected in New Mexico will vote for the president. and it is more than likely that the state will cast its solid vote for him. in the opposition" to the presidents renomination it has not so far dc clared itself
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
FRESH EAT.

Is meat that has been killed some time within a few days, not the sort that has decorated the interior of a cold storage plant since last summer. Hurley's Market sells the best fresh meat in Phoenix and is known from one end of the city to the other as the place where Beef is king, and wears crown of smlaN. Try it's beef before you kick on western meat.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

think more of socialism than they representative government. that is their business. But in all conscience they ought to give credit where credit is due. They ought not sail under false colors They ought to admit they have borrowed their doctrines from the socialists-for they know that is the simple truth.
 And to make the case all the plaincr. the bills. at least some of them. which have been recently introduced in the house of representatives by Victor Berger. the socialist member from Wisconsin. are of the same kind. One of these bills proposes to destroy the jurisdiction of the supreme court. And that is just what the recall of judicial decisions means The recall of judicial decisions applies only to constitutional questions: but 50 does the Berger bill, to which reference is here made. Berger also demands the abolition of the senate of the United States; and that has been advocated time and again by the prosressives.
 In justice to Berger it must be said he iS d little more conservative than are the gentlemen who are now advo- eating the recall of judicial decisions" ." He would make such a recall depend ent upon a five per cent initiative pe- tition. The progressive idea is to act independently of such petition. Even the initiative seems too slow for these intense gentlemen.
 There is no objection to the pro srcssivcs" calling themselves by what ever name they please; but in common fairness they ought not appropriate these socialistic ideas without giving proper credit And. as said above. if you want confirmation of the truth of these statements read the socialist platform of 1892 and you will find il. Also. go over Mir. Rerger's record in congress and you will find the line be tween -progressivism" and socialism much less sharply defined than you may have thought.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

The Sacramento Union has discov- cred there is a conspiracy" to beat Woodrow Wilson out Of the presi- dential nomination. Also. at this dis tancc it looks as though there is a conspiracy" to do the same thing t' Messrs Harmon. Underwood, Clark Foss and several other gentlemen whose names are not just now re called. These "conspiracics' are sim ply awful
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
THE NEW WAY.

The New Way" Motor Co. sells the only line of heavy duty, Air Cooled Engines made The only line of Opposed Cylinder Engines and the only line of stationary engines equipp- ed throughout with Bosch High Ten sion Magneto Ignition. All the New Way" engines have ground finished cylinders. insuring a variation in size of less than -thousandth of an inch. causing perfect compression Sold by the Ryan Vehicle. Co. cor. 2nd St. x Adams
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
THE SWEET SINGER OF THE SA
 VOY

Mir A. F. Roberts has made such a hit with the people of Phoenix. that he has been engaged at the Savoy for the past three months. and he is still singing to crowded houses every night. Now new attraction in the form of readings illustrated with nov ing pictures. has been added. begin ing Tues Samuel CranSton Benson will read such old time favorites as "Ostlcr Joe" The Raven" as well as several new selections. Benson's delivery iS magnificent.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE.

Who conducts her household in a systematic manner, as a man conducts his business, is beginning to get ready for the summer now. It is the woman who looks ahead. that H. c. Edwards wishes to see at his store next the corner of 2nd. St X Adams He has new line of re- frigcrators. iceboNes and water coolers which he sells at reasonable prices. Get out of the beaten track go around the corner and get something for your money
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
HARD TIMES,

Is the tale of woe that many mer- chants tell. but we are adding to our store room. not because we are get ting bis lines of new goods but be- cause our steadily growing trade de- mands an increase in staples. The NcNeil Go. Printing Shop is known all over Arizona and patronized Tor the excellence of it's work. Let us bid on your programs, and job work.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
4 LUXURY.

Fresh butter straight from the coo k certainly a luxury these days of cold storage and vacuum coolers. Butter with the rich flavor of the sun and new m"wn hay still finger ing about it and giving it delicate taste and odur-nOt frozen until it is a flavorlcss gob of grease. The Farmers Cooperative Creamery Co.,. 27. N 3rd. St will sell you butter that will make you think of home and mother.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
GET THE HABIT.

IT you can't afford an auto. you need the enlivening and cXhilirating influence of sunshine and fresh air just the same as if you could. get a bicycle and get out before and after office hours and Sunday afternoon and see how much better and bright TT you will feel If you happen to Iuncturc a tire take it to Griswold and get it filled with Do Good" and ton
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
DON'T START ANYTHING.

that you cant finish unless it is kodak pictures. bring them to us and We will finish them for you That is part of our business and we have recently made some special prcpar- ations for the work. Don't go back to your home without photos of the desert and it's queen city, the farms of <. R. V, you take the picture and
 we'll do thc rest Miller Sterling CC
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications they cannot reach tho dis caSed portion of the There IS only way 10 deafness. and that by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by nfiamed condition Of the mucous lining of the EustaChan Tube. When this tube Is innamcd you have rumbinG sound i'm perfect hearing and when it is entirely coSed Deaf the result. and unless the inammat ton bG taken out and ths tube restored to its normal condi tion. hearing will bc destroyed forever. cases out of ten caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inlancd condition Of the mucous surfaces
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any Of Deafness tcalsed by catarrh) that cannot 6e cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free.
 r. I. CHENEY & CO. To.cdo O Sold by Druggists. 15c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
PIONE EERS.

Melczer Bros. are pioneers in the wholesale liquor business in Arizona. Every retailer in the state has pa tronizcd them at some time or other and having bought of them once, the retailer usually keeps on. It is because Melczer Bros sell the best of everything in their line and Ariz- onans know it The beer bottle foi- lows the eXplorer-get your thirst quenchers of Melczer
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
SAVE LAUNDRY BILLS.

By doing your washing at home if your family is small. You will not find it such heart reading Worl, ii you have a good washing machine and an electric iron for the ironing The lattter is labor and heat say ing device tEat grows in popularity as the public grow in knowledge of it's good qualities. The r. C. & F. are making special rates on elcctri- city.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
THE GREAT WHITE WAY.

Is a foot path for the latest thIhS
 in feet clothing in WHITE SHOES either high or. low. Every one wears them everywhere, the men as well as the women. To meet the demand for the latest spring styles, Diehl has just received lot of high, button white shoes and the low, Colonial sort. Right in style, Right in quality Right in price.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

Arizona Fire Insurance Company by the end of seven years. By extending it's operations over the United States this can be accomplished Think what this means in providing cheap money for the upbuilding of our new state. Our readers can help to this splendid result by placing their in surance in our home company. Don't forget this when your renewal comes along.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
SOMETHING NEW.

Engraved Glass-dt Hildcbran's and it is handsome, entirely different from cut glass but just as beautiful. If you are thinking of buying a gift for wife's birthday drop in and see this wear. Water and cream pitchers vinegar and oil cru,ts, and many odd and pretty dishes.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
THE REST WAS EASY.

She-I am weary of being a bachelor girl
 He-Well. do you know I'm a bit sick of being a spinster man-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
DIDN'T LIKE HER.

Mrs White-Mrs. Browne doesn't seem to like you very well
 Mrs. Black-No. I crossed the ocean on the same steamer with her once and she knows I know how she looks when she is scasick.-Louisville Jour nal
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
AN APPROPRIATE TITLE.

"F'areW ell," was the title of a poem sent to a certain newspaper. says the Laclede County Republican,. Its a good thing the gifted authoress badc it good0y." the editor remarked. be cause she will never see it again
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
SCIssORED WIT
LONG FORGOTTEN.

"Is your husband sticking to his resolution to give up smokinS?'
 Mercy. no. Haven't you noticed how good uatUred he is Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
METALS.

NEW YORK. March l3.-- Standard copper Wal, firm: spot anJ futures were SlI.0mI445. Arrivals were 225. exports this month. l1.i7o tons. Lead was quiet ani unchanged.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
STOCKS.

AmalSamatcd. T: Smelling. 751.; Atchison. 1O5ll; St. Paul. lO1i2; New York Central. HIS. Pennsylvania, 12SH; Reading. 15G; southern Pacific, 10S7s; Union Pacific. 1G5A, Steel 647,; do preferred, 1lo. silver 5Ni2c.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

CThe following report of the Boston copper market is furnished exclusive ly for The Republican by Logan & Bryan. Los An@rlcSD
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

If the democratic presidential candi- dates who fail of the nomination want d nice, agreeable Salt river for their post convention journey. what's wrong with the one we have here in Ari- zona? And just think of the fine lot of political talent we should have in our midst
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

It begins to look as though MT Champ, Clark will be the man MT. Taft will have to beat in November.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
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Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

Entered at the postoffice at Phoe- nix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
TROUBLE

Ninc-tenths of 1t can be traced to the lack of ready money
 savings account will save you trouble and also pay interest at 4fc yearly.
 The Valley Bank of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14
CREST TO THE MILL.

One million dollars year premium income is the high mark set by the
Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

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Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

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Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

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Arizona republican., 1912-03-14

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18
AN OLD FASHIONED
CELEBRATION
OF FOURTH
Nye Martin and Other Race
Enthusiasts to Put on Crack
erjaCk Card for Independ-
enoe Day.

Albuquerque people viii find some-
thiHg doing AZ Traction park this year
IN the way Of g Fourth OF July ccie-
bration. The 9entiefaans Driving
club of Albuquerque has undertaken
10 provide enttrial-ment for the gen.
eral puolic ana intends TO arrange &
program 20 attractive that the park
Will be crowded during the time the
events are being pulled on. A classy
race program viii be put on. with
laugtor provoking amusemcnts as
spectaitiee. Details OF the program
win be announced later, Nye Martlu
and associates are Ia charge OF the
celebration,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

was repeated when "Blg steve" stew
enEon cast his ballot for Root
All OF COlorado's twelve votes were
cast for Root
Connecticus'e delegation OF four
teen voted soiidly for Root.
Delaware cast six more for Root.
Twelve more were added to the Root
column by Florida.
Then came the much disputed Geor-
gla DELEGATION Six delegates voted
Tor McGeycrn. Root secured % ia
the state.
Idaho's eight votes were cast solid
for Mc9ofern.
The announcement from Illinois OF
forty-nine for Mc0overn 10 nine for
Root was greeted with applause
The Indiana delegation Spit twenty
for Root and ten Tor McGoyarn.
Iowa divided sixteen for Root ana
ten for McGoyern
Ia the Kansas delegation hut two
~ the twenty delegates voted for
Root Three Of kentucky's twenty
six votes went TO McGoyern.
The twenty Louisiana delegates
voted sOildly for Root The Maine
delegation voted twelve for Mc00veFn.
Maryland divided eight 70 eight and
Massachusetts eighteen To eighteen.
The Massachusetts delegates at large
whom Colonel Roosevelt sought 70
renounce, voted solidiy for McGovern
Michigan voted nineteen for Root
and ten for McGovern. One Micni-
gan delegate Was absent. Minne-
sofa 3 solid vote 81 twenty-four led
BY Senator Ciapp was cast Tor Me-
Govern. Tho announcement Of the
vote brought cheers from floor and
galleries.
While the RON was being called on
the question Of temporary chairman
ship the Roosevelt and Taft leaders
kept up their conferences.
Governor Badley. the Roosevelt
floor leader, when asked about the
program, said that up % the casting
If the votes an temporary chairman,
the program had been 10 exact accord
with directions given by Colonel
Roosevelt himself
william Finn OF Pennsylvania had
drawn Np resolution protesting
against the election Of senator Root
II be should have the announced ma
joFity on tho roll as prepared BY tho
national committee
~ Miasiasippi McGovern gained
four 90 the twenty Votes.
Governor Hadley led the McGovern
votes 40 the Miasouri delegation All
~ fho Roosevelt delcgatas-at- large
ana twenty 81 the district delegates
followed his lead. The Missouri del-
egation divided. Root. i6; MeGov-
ern. 20.
Montana's eight votes went solldly
for Root.
Question during the roll call as
70 the it5oseveit plans, M. Heney OF
California Declared there would be-
90 ooli, bns hehting protest "riaht
down the line.r
Nebraska gave another solid dele
cation. 10 votes 10 Governor Nc
Govern.
Root
New Hampshire with solid vote
Of eight for noot
New Mexico gave McGovorn. 2;
Root.
All New jerseys delegation, rs,
Ytoed TOR McgoVern.
When the New York deiega ton
called. Elihn Root was the first name
called. senator Root was not SEATED
with the delegation a5fa K seaa an
nounced that he would NOT vote The
Roosevelt delegates gave vent "a a
wild outburat 90 cheers when Tins
0ihy II Woodruff voted for Mcaovorn.
Former Governor Fort of New cJrsey
ienped into the aisle and led the
cheering
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-18

net elect him by the Philippines
Porto Rico or Alaska.
PandeinOnium broke loose again
ana Ont Of storm Of jeerh and cRt-
ctlls came the shout ARE you g9ing
10 Baltimore too2"
A. the disorder continued Heney
shouted:
This reminds me OF the conduct os
the national committee led by Bis
Steve ~ Colorado
Heney got no further for o time
The hall was again in an uproar.
Heney stood redfaced and persplring
"a the front OF the stage. His gef-
orence to "A. NJ. stevenson OF Colo
RADIO, VINO held q proxy IN the ma
uonal committee, threw the friends
Of that gentleman into a rage.
Lets listen 20 AR. Heney He's
harmless" suid Chairman ROsewateF.
pounding with his gaVel
II have as much time as you, =
shouted Heney az the delegates who
we're yelling and hissing.
I'VE are In free America, not
Mexico" resumed Heney.
That's why they let you ia here;
you are Democrat" called eul q
voice In the gallery.
Led By Big steve, / repeal"
shouted Heney. amid new bathurst
Big steve who differs from Abe Ruef
OF San Francisco only I'M that Abe
Ruef was In the penitentiary last
week
Once more the han was In q tpmult,
Again a semblance Of quiet.
Big steve helped to make this
roll Of delegates"
Another Interruption Of seers. his
aeE and eatcails.
Heney stood for several minutes
facing the disorder.
Thirty out Of 60 members Of the
national committee who prepared
the Temporary roll 81 this convention
came from Democratic states which
VIII not give single electoral vote
y tho Republican nominee In Aovem-
hef."
''TelI us something more anout ,Big
Steve shouted Mayor Heilman Of
Eganavilie. Ills.
"Ill refer you 20 Murray Crane, e
responed Heney.
Mr. Henoy turned 20 Chairman
RosewateF and asked for order.
"tm doing the best ! cam, said
Rescwater, rapping and crying for
order.
You've got an the advertisement
there is ia ~ shouted DELEGATE Jerry
Woodet Of Indiana, WAY don't yon
quitq"
"Rou miahb a. we'll hear me out
said Heneg, "for you've GOT 90 hear
me- III Il takes al summer
finaiiy HeRey resumed and was
stu interrupted by frequent Misses
ana ioers
From tha state Of william III.
Tart eald Iohb o. sullivan a Rooae-
Nei delegate from Ohio iu behalf Of
~ Roosevelt delogutes, / support
Governor Megoycrn"
Charles b. Carey Of Oregon. an.
other Roosevelt delegate following IN
endorsing Mc0oVorn.
senator Bradley Of Kentucky sec
ended the nomination Of Root
"A more outrageous lot OF contests
we're never seen than those presented