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Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
Finances and Markets
ASSOcidfed Press DiSbatch1

ASSOCldtcd Press DtSPdtcH
 NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-Promises held out for improvement of the stock market were hardly fulfilled to- day Prices opened off. and more or less pressure was felt against the whole list. This was particularly true in. the case of Amalgamated Copper, while United States Steel. Reading, and Union Pacific also felt the force Of the selling. The weakest spot was in common shares of Republic Steel. which lost 2%. Trading was about as pointers as well could be. Those who sought to analyZe the sit nation pointed at today'S action at Washington which indicated the mOn- ey trust will be investigated. An other disquieting influence was the renewal of labor troubles in Law renee in the textile mills. On the ether hand there were reports of the mercantile agencies which. stated that general business is much better than appears on the surface. The report of savings banks for New York state show the greatest increase in depos- it's in the history of the institutions. More than $S5.000.0 900 was gained last year. Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value. were $1,OO2, ,00O. Govern nent threes coupons lost a quarter and fours gained a quarter of a Toint during the week.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SC|ssOREO WIT
AS HE UNDERSTOOD IT.

The lofty browed. scholarly man who was officiating as toastmaster at the banquet turned to the man sitting next to him.
 What is the next thing in the order of exercises" he asked.
 The other made whispered re- sponse.
 Please say that again; I didn't quite catch it
 The answer was repeated.
 Gentlemen said the postmaster, rising the next thing will be an Irish song by that prince of entertainers, Mir Bocklish entitled 'Ha, Benny Bottle Leer Seen Kell Lee?'-Chica - go Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
LONG ENOUGH.

at a North Country dog show last week At the man who brought up a brisk but undecorative whippet, an affable attendant scOffed "TatH win no prize. lad" he remarked finally.
 Whats wrang wi him?' was the surprised answer
 "Wrang? Haven't A been tellln you? Why. look at his legs. Those legs are ma lang enough.
 Not lang enough? Why, they touch the ground-did you want them any longer ?"-I london Chronicle
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
Sl,NDAf Af....-.........F FEB. 2j
Let the Other Fellow do the BIunder

There is no sane observer who has the good of the republican party at heart but will admit that this is rather critical time for that party on the other hand. the talk in which some wiseacres are indulging to the effect that the republican party is foreordained to defeat in the coming election is mere buncombe It is true the party has the hardest fight on its hands il has had in sixteen years: at the same time il has back of it the sympathy and support Of an inn mense majority Of the American peo- pie. Its path is plain one. It has merely to live up to its old time standards-it has merely to follow the course dictated by patriotism and good sense to win in the coming contest
 For fifty years the democratic party has had practical monopoly of the political blundering. In 1860 il went before the country with three candi dates and three platforms. In 1864 it invited the suffrages of the cleo torate on the proposition that the war was a failure. In 1872 it de- clared for the government fiat as the backing for the national cur rency. In 1896 it adopted the free silver propaganda and declared for court In 1904 it nominated man almost unknown and went back on almost every proposition it had en- dorsed four and eight years before. Tn 1900 and 1908 it nominated candi- date that the country had already rejected overwhelmingly. And the only man it has succeeded in elect ing to the presidency since the civil war has been repudiated, flouted. insulted. and abused by pretty near ly every man now in control in that political organization.
 But even in the face of the demo- cratic record of stupendous blunder ing and pig -headedness it is possible for that party to win next Novem- Der. But if it does win it will not be because of anything the democrats are able to do It will be because of republican mistakes.
 It is not the purpose of this article to point out to the republican party what it ought to do. Its object is simply to point out few facts that ought to be considered in the present crisis
 It has become evident recently that the presidential nomination is go ing to one of two men. It is as cer- tain as any future political event can be that either MT. Taft or Col. Roose- welt will be chosen to lead the party in the coming contest. At this time it is worth while to consider what will be done in the event of the nomination of one or the other.
 Many well mentioned gentlemen.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls CatarTh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years. and believe him perfectly hon orabe in all business transactions ana financially able to carry any obligations made by his nrm.
 WALD;NG, kINNAy & MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Q. Halls Cata-rh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Testimonials free. Price $ cents psa bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constpat'on
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
CARNEY STOCK
SELLING FAST

Timoteo Castello. Carney Mining and Dev. Co.'S agent. is a guest at the Commercial. He reports excellent success in disposing of the cOmpany's stock Practically all funds necessary to drive the main connecting tunnel has been secured The sale of stock will shortly close Parties desiring
 information regarding the Carney cop per mining enterprise will find Mir. Castillo at the Commercial during the next three days
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
A KNOCkE

If you must he a knocker get Maydole hammer and hit the nail on the head. Phoenix at present would delight the heart of a spiritualist, there is a constant rap. rap. rappns all over the community. new houses are going up everywhere. All these bungalows should be built with a Maydole hammer and finished with Sargent's Artistic Hardware. Talbot x Hubbard. At the sign of the dog"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
CLOSE RACE ID JET |NTO
 LEAD IN VOTING CONTEST

There are some people who do not already take The Republican but the ones who don't are willing to, and are only waiting for someone to ask them. and it is up to the contestants t. see them and get their subscrip- tions.
 The contestants vote scores appear on page 9.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
Six Contestants Advance Into Automobile Division Others Warming up for Home Stretch in the Big Contest.
TWO WEEKS MORE
 TO THE FINISH
Outcome of Battle of Bal lots Will be Awaited With Interest; Rush to Victory is Relentless Scores Are Rapidly Rising.

A closer race was never run than the one for the grand prize in The Republicans Automobile, Gold and Trip Contest.
 With the expiration of the 5000 vote restriction whereby contestants could vote no more than that number of votes over their strongest district competitors. the contenders for the district leads are in the rush to see who reaches the 100000 mark first.
 Mrs. Byron Hartwell still holds the grand lead. having scored S3,336 votes up to 3 P NJ. Saturday. The great est advance in the vote scores over the last publication Wednesday. Feb. c1st was made by Mir. A Ross. who made gain of over 10000 votes The six leaders in the automobile di- vision in the order in which they stand today are:
 Mrs. Byron Hartwell. Mrs. J. T.. Etter, Mir. \. Ross. Mr. Chas. E. ln- gals. Mrs. C. A Bond and Miss Leah Bennett
 TWO WEEKS MORE.
 It will be only two weeks more until the firal shots are fired and the great battle for The $500 Nit Chen Touring Car. Gold ana Trips definitely ended The conflict wages fiercely in the closing days. for the contestants are one and all deter mined to carry away the victory in spite of the terrific opposition of their competitors. Nothing would avail at this stage in the battle to swerve the contestants from their purpose, nor to stay them in their onward rush to success.
 Up early and out late. the con testants and their hosts of friends are vigorously securing city and coun- try in their efforts to build up their reserve vote to victorious proportions.
 The skill displayed in the manage ment of the contestants campaign would be a revelation even to the veterans of many political contests. The work of the contestants for the big prizes will be memorable in the annals of local contest history. Such tremendous activity as the contestants are displaying in the final days of the great race could not Tall to produce magnificent results. and the totals at the close are sure to reach figure which will surprise even the most optimistic of the weather wise prophets of contest weather All who have favorites in the lists of contestants-and there are few. if any who have not-will await the announcement of the final outcome in anxious expectancy, hop ing and trusting the victory will go to the contestants of their choice.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SHOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 66i2; Ameri- can Smelling. T; Atchison. 104; St Paul. 1O5ls: New York Central llO5s: Pennsylvania. 122%: Reading l5324: Southern Pacific. 10S: Union Pacific. 164S. Steel. so: Steel pfd. 1oSla: Silver. 5Sc.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
FOR A PURE SENATE.

If pr. Wiley is elected vice president of the United States. as some people think he ought to be, we shall await with much interest his first report on deieterious substances in the Unit ed State, senate.-Harper's Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
MODERNiZEO.

That story of the building of the Tower of Babel should be modern ized.'
 But how would you account for the confusion of tongues"
 Why, l suppose that they had the tower pretty nearly up and then somebody yelled Craft and every body else and the job was held up. Plaindeaier.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
SERIOUS OUTLOOK.

My daughter is so pretty that l can't interest her in the serious things of life.
 She may lose her good looks some day
 50. l tell her. And then shell be sorry that she didn't learn to play bridge Washington Herald.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

(The following report of the Boston copper market is furnished exclusive ly for The Republican by Logan & FrVan Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

If Champ Clark is not nominated for president it won't necessarily be due to the fact that he was once school-master.- Memphis News -Scim- itar
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

Copper was unchanged in the ab- .ence of cables. Metals were quiet.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

Make Republican Want Ad do the work for you'd live wire salesman on the job A hours a day.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-25

Address all communications to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, Phoenix, Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
CANNERY TO CONTRACT
FOR MATERIAL WANTED

AS the plans are being matured for
the cannery business to be opened )y
the Imperial Mercantile company, the
time is approaching when contracts
will be entered into for the vegetables
and fruits that will be used, and the
farmers who are engaged in such
lines of production are showing great
interest in the possibilities along this
line.
The fact that the valley is itself i'm
porting about 100000 worth of veget-
ables and canned goods q year which
it could just as we'll produce illustrates
the great possibilities in this line.
But aside from the local demand,
the certainty that within a few years
the Panama canal will afford cheap
freight rates to the east shows the
immensely of the field that is present
ed for the development of a canning
business for shipment of products to
the eastern markets.
There are certain Anes of produc-
ton which are of great value, because
the commodities are produced out of
common season, but in which there is
great waste of the late portion of each
! crop. This is especially true of as.
paragus and grapes. both of which
can be used in the cannery to great
advantage, the cannery taking the por.
tion of the crop left after the markets
have shaded off.
That the Imperial Mercantile cons
pany has decided to undertake this
work is considered specially fortunate
for it is company with ample finan
cial strength to carry it through on /;
large scale. meeting the full require
mentS of the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
ASSESSED VALUATION
WILL REACH ALMOST
EIGHTEEN MILLIONS

The assessed valuation in Imperial
county will this year reach about
eighteen million dollars, which Will in
clude four millions for railroad prop
erry not taxable by the county. This
leaves fourteen millions of property
taxable by the county, and this total
may run close TO fifteen millions
Ii is too early for the county asses
SOr'S Office to make careful estimate
OF the assessment valuations, but the
above is an approximation. This is in
spite of the fact that farm property
assessments have not been raised this
year, and the increase will be limited
TO town real estate, new acreage and
personal property.
1t is believed. however. that the in
crease will be enough 10 enable this
county to pass two or three more
counties, as it does each year, in as
sessed values. while by another year
ii is believed the valuations will rise
to close to twenty-five millions. taking
a big jump upward.
In the assessments this year there
have been considerable advances in
vile and CaleXico. Imperial alone
showing no increase. and these in
creases will not simply cover addi-
tional personal property and improve
ments, but material advances have
been made in the valuation placed on
both residence and business lots. as
justified by the great advance in
market price
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
FIRST CANTAL0UPES SELL
FIFTY DOLLARS A CRATE

w. S. Fawcett Of Herber has re-
ceived returns from the first pony
crate of cantaloupes shipped by him.
1t was sent TO Portland, Ore, where
it brought $50. 1t is believed this is
the highest price ever paid for Il
crate of Imperial Valley melons.
This sale was made June 8, but al
ready the shipments have been piling
up rapidly Yesterday, Mr.. Fawcett
picked 1900 crates, shipping four car
loads from his own fields by express
to eastern markets. and today he will
ship four more carloads. This is an
Illustration of the magnitude of the
business in which he is engaged, and
his shipments for the season will run
TO hundreds of carloads
Meanwhile other shippers are gei-
ting off melons at different points in
the valley, the heaviest shipm ments be-
ing from Brawley, and the reports
coming in from different sections of
the country indicate good market.
ing season.
Weather conditions here are now
favorable for heavy production. and
the hot weather is bringing the indus
try on with a rush.
AS usual, there is great activity al
the ice factory OF the Holton Power
company, where the ice is produced
for cooling all cars shipped from the
valley, and this will still further in.
crease as the shipments rise now &c
the maximum of output.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
MANY PREDICTIONS OF
BOLT OF CONVENTIONS

TBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
CHICAGO, June J.-Talk that ROOse-
welt will bolt was stronger hourly to-
day. Il reached the crisis with the
arrival of Campaign Manager Senator
Dixon. All indications point to a Tai
victory i'm the contests before the
national committee Ii appears GER
tain that Taft men will be seated in
all contests except those rof Texas and
Washington. The committee will meet
at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
session threatens to be the stormiest
in the history of the party. Hearings
of contesting delegations will begin
Friday. Fifteen minutes is allowed
each side in the district controversies
The national committeeman have
agreed that only representatives Of
the press associations shall be per-
mitted to attend the contest hearings
Three-fourths of the committeeman
are already here. Gus Karger, Taft 5
personal representative, arrived this
morning, bringing a personal message
from Taft to Mckinley.
Senator Dixon conferred immedi-
ately with Ormsby McHarg Balm
bridge Colby, Cecil Lyon and William
Ward regarding the national commit
tee contest fight. Dixon insisted that
Taft would be able to gain control
only through frauds.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
ROCK ISLAND MAKES MOVE
POINTING IN THIS WAY

Thal the Rock Island Il getting n
shape Tor active construction WorA
IS shown hy developments Of the last
faa days. and there h. some indica-
fion. moreover. that this road viii
soon have arrangements made for the
use OF The san Diego and Arizona.
through ~ Centre from Yuma and
hence on 70 san Diego. The follow
ina dispatch from Phoenix throws
much light on the situation.
PHOENIX. June 5.-Proyiding for
The construction o. 2i50 miles OF rail
road. which would connect practically
every city and section Of Arizona by
network OF lines that would cost
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars. the
RI Paso a Southwestern has filed with
= be- Arizona corporation commission
amended articles Of incorporation
which forecast great railroad activity
IN the new state during the next few
years.
On May 6 last the stockholders of
the FL Paso & Southwestern met in
Bisbee ana the result was a decision
10 amend the incorporation articles
IN sweeping manner, and give Ari-
zona one of the greatest local systems
of railroads operated by one company
in any state in the union.
Completion of the branch lines con-
teMplated will connect practically
every county seat and important min
ing camp in the state and by an easy
and quick means OF transportation,
viii add greatly TO the taxable wealth
and will prove material factor in the
DEVELOPMENT of AriZona'S resources
Already the Ell Paso & Southwest
ern is operating lines between Ell Paso
and Benson. through Douglas, Naco
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
URGES LINE BE REBUILT

RIVERSIDE. June 5.-The city
council today decided to be represent
ed AZ q conference to be held at Per
ris Thursday, with General Manager
Wells OF the Santa Fe, relative 70
the rebuilding of the old TemecuIa
canyon line TO San Diego. The board
Of supervisors will attend in a body,
ana every back county town of River
side county will be represented. It
Is the plan to pass Thursday and Fri
Gay with Mr.. Wells, on a trip of in
spection through the canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05

and Bisbct: between Douglas and
Couuland. and nov has under con-
struction an important branch from
Fairbanks 90 Tucson
For the past few years it has been
known thar the Phelps Dodge inter
psts. which control the III paso a.
Southwestern and Rock Island system.
have made plans 20 become big fac
tors IN The railroad industry, and their
move IN Arizona Is IN line with their
announced policy Of extension.
That part OF the lines projected in
Arizona under the amenGed articles
are 20 be made part OF a transcontin-
entail system. which will have its west
ern terminus either on the coast Of
California or Mexican west coast, as
indicated by the fact that lines are
10 be built into Yuma and from there
To the Sonora boundary line.
Phoenix plays a prominent part in
the lines planned and will undoubtedly
be made the location for big machine
shops and be the principal supply
point for The entire system.
From COchise to Mohave and Yuma
to Apache lines will criss-cross the
state. Farms will be connected with
mines. cattle ranges With packing
houses, and the cities, valleys and
mountain resorts brought into close
touch with each other.
Altogether fifteen separate lines are
provided for in the amended articles
of incorporation, as follows:
Courtland to Globe, 175 miles Here
ford TO Tucson, 105 miles; Fairbanks
to Maricopa, 1S1 miles; Lewis Springs,
IA miles: Globe to Mama, seven
miles; Globe to Alantown. Apache
county, 200 miles: Tucson 10 Phoenix,
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
CUBAN REVOLUTION IS
SPREADING ALARMInGLY

LBY UNITED PRESS ASsoCIATIONsI
WASHINGTON. June 4-That 45O
marines have been landed at Guanta-
namo by the Prairie, and that the
Cuban revolution is rapidly passing
beyond Gomez's control, is the burden
of dispatches to the state department
today. Marines are guarding all
American interests at Guantanamo
and vicinity, Consular reports through
out Cuba say sedition is spreading
alarmingly. Other marines probably
will land today. -
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
SOCIALISTS WIN POINT

WASHINGTON, June 4-President
Taft and Attorney General Wicker
sham have ordered the FEDERAL officials
at Seattle to grant a new trial to
Leonard OLSEN, the Socialist whose
citizenship was cancelled by Federal
Judge Hanford on the grounds that he
is professional Socialist.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
Against Root

CHICAGO. June D. - Theodore
Roosevelt's determination to renew
she fight on Senator Root for temper
airy chairman and to bend every eff
fort to his defeat when the republi-
can national convention is opened
June is, caused general unrest today
among the Republican leaders and
national committeeman who already
have arrived for the pre-convention
work
1t was apparent that the Roosevelt
leaders in the west had expected no
night against Senator Roots appoint
ment. but Alex. H. Revell and Edward
SIMS declared themselves in accord
with Colonel Roosevelt
Victor Rosewater of Omaha, acting
chairman of the national committee.
said the action of the subcommittee
on arrangements in picking Senator
Root was final unless some member
OF the national committee demanded
that it be reviewed by the full com
mittee
1t is said an active Roosevelt man
on the national committee NAV bring
up for review the appointment of
Root. but the committee, it is be-
ileved, will sustain Chairman New and
MS subcommittee, throwing the ffgtt
on the floor of the convention.
open hearings of the contests which
are to be taken up by the national
coAmlttee Friday are apparently as
sured. Acting Chairman Rosewats.. is
highly favorable to such action, since
PRESIDENT Taft and Colonel Roosevelt
have both asked for it,
MI Rosewater said the committee
Undoubtedly would reach its decision
on each contest behind closed doors.
2iter the arguments had been made,
tp to today, contests in go cases
rave been announced and more are ev.
! rected
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-05
Teddy Gets DeIeaation

SIOUX. FALLS, \. D.. June SIS.
complete returns affirm the early es-
innate that Roosevelt gets the solid
south Dakota delegation to the Chi
cago convention, with a primary plu-
rallty OF 10000. Clark and Wilson
both still claim the Democratic vic
tory.