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Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.

Close in on N. Central avenue. would delight your whole family It would be located conveniently to the shopping, school. church and theater district, yet so situated that you wolud enjoy all the comforts of a country place. Costley and Thonlp- son are selling acre tract piped with city water that fits this des- cription-better buy it and erect that ideal home.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

Ambassador Whitelaw Reid tells the New York Times" London man that the colonel has astonished him. T had been busy" he says, telling everyone there was not the slightest chance of Mir. Roosevelt running again, based on what he had repeated ly told me and members of my fam fly. when to my surprise the first thing I heard after we had got out to sea was that he had decided to run again"
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
PERFECTION.

Perfection oil cook stoves that will rot flare, smoke or smudge are some thing to be bought and fully appre- ciated in Arizona in summer time. They are sold by H. c. Edwards and Co, who have a line now in prepara- ton for the coming hot months. These cook stoves will tighten the work and prove large item of economy in the expense account.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

me alone for five minutes at a time.
 "Now have been restored to health and it has come from taking Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegetable Compound. When ever see suffering woman l want to tell her what this medicine has done for me and l will always speak good word for it. "-M Mrs. ROBERT BLANK ENSHIP, Elliston, Va, Montgomery Co.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

When BILLIARDS SNOW LINI- MENT is rubbed in for rheumatism aches and pains, it reaches the spot quickly and the relief is very grati- flying. Price 25c, soc and s1.O0 per bottle. Sold by Elvey & Hulett's Pharmacy
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

Take HERBINE for indigestion. It relieves the pain in a few minutes and forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled Price soc. Sold by Elvey & Hulett's Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

icle XIV, Constitution of the Grand Lodge of Arizona, within thirty days after receipt of the copy Bid to in- clude compiling and printing index The privilege of rejecting any and all bids is reserved.
 GEO. A. MINTZ.
 Chairman Printing Committee.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

Camberlain's Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of coughs, colds ad croup. It can be de- pended upon. Try it. Sold by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26

over the country are engaging the at tention of the politicians this week.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BKOMO QuInine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. F.. w. GROVES sigma ture Is on each box. 25c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
WHAT JAN INVESTIGATION FAILED TO
FIND,

ttA+ TAIL commissioners the
recent escapes o. prisoners resulted expect
ed, In u complete yihdication of the City Ser
geaut a. their hands
True there WAS not and could not pc whis-
per connecting this officer with guilty knowi~
edge OF the prisoners plans. or with personal
negligence enabling them to make them good
Evidently. the commissioners must have had
some such idea as this concerning the scope of
their investigation, however, when they add
to their endorsement Of the sergeant recomuen-
dations Of the most startlngy simple sort
looking 10 the safekeepips of future inmates OF
the jail. They say:
srcising due precaution and regard him in
no way negligent 70 be blamed for this jail
delivery.
We would respectfully recommend that four
t.m4 clocks be placed In the said jail at points
designated by the building inspector. and that
the night guards be required 20 register one
every fifteen rninutes from 6 y Ii To Z Al
and that report of he filed In the build
ing inspectors Office every Monday and Thurs
day.
We nnd the locks the corridor doors un-
safe and needing attention ana would recon-
mend that they be referred to the building In
spector for immediate repairs
Ii win naturally occur to one to ask where
have the night guards been In the past, and
what have they been doing What assurance
has the City Sergeant required that they were
doing anything except drawing their pay?
why In the absence OF any definite Information
that these guards were performing their duties,
were time clocks not established or thought of
before? The commissioners might have gone
tad yhH hours the mig hit
guards were supposed to make inspections and
whether or not these inspections were made tho
night OF the delivery. In other words. 1t Is one
thing to find an officer to be capable and exer-
eising due precsution" when the facts do not
need explanation; such finding is much less
valuable when II ignores the questions which
the facts themselves raise.
The City Sergeant ia supposed TO be the re-
sponsibe officer in charge of the Jail. Nat
urally, he Is more than turnkey guard.
but he is chargeabie with the duty of seeing
that these fuuctionaries perform their duties,
The report Of the commissioners leads to the
inevitable conclusion that the jail manage
meni includes officials Of this sort, The inter
estiug thing--which tho commissioners neglect
ed To reports what the night guards were
doing during the considerable while that the
escape was In progress,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
A PROGRESSIVE sTRAGGLEg.

II thing be sadder than another. IT IS
the tragedy OF yearning that persists against
the despair of its attainment. Thus the f1na
The man with broken nose pictures himseli
ApotIo BeIpnIers, the fat woman hides
picture of the slimmest of dancers in her dresser
drawer. and tho ossified mans ideal is the fat
lady. We all know how many unfortunate
with the vocal mechanism of frog not only
want 10 sing. but try tel
We feel some such sympathy with those who
are at present trying to be progressive" With
out makeup Take the case of Charles II
Grasty. of Baltimore, the publisher OF the
Baltimore San. Mr., Craaty is one Of the strong
est yearners toward rsdicalism. We submit
however. that he. is for all that hopeessly
conservative. Speaking TO a meeting of South
Carolina editors. the Baltimore publisher made
wistful start by taking shy at the Faith
ers'' when he said that. while mot in favor OF
anything drastic or sudden ne was mot par
ticularly impressed with the sacredness OF the
letter OF govern ment as handed down by the
fathers" and believed it should be clearly
ulScerneQ tnat the farmers were dealing viii
an electorate comparatively inexperienced and
uniformed"
Does not Mr.. Grasty know that his reluctance
TO be sudden" or drastic" is Immediately
fatal TO his hopes7 Does he realize what o
pale mauve progressiveness this is compared
with the current brands of thought and "prin-
clpie"? Does he not know that mere denial
Of the letter of the Constitution, coupled with
an implied adherence TO its substance. is the
most utter treachery TO the New Thought
And having thus made his tiTnid advance. MI
Grasty continued:
In the discussion OF tho progress.yo policies.
Wall stree. contingent about MOB rule. | nave
lived N every section OF this country and
have never sEau nc sf.E5trgr -57Td-7TI-y7 sTIsr
wa As Il preaohar'a aon n 'F'TgiH.a. Saz-''eky
ana Texas. country s3hcGi teacher in 'ais.ouri
-E,.i srrrT#
land, AaFs neVer E1ln scEcsa . eagle hing
hat has ss3afess ny Gliding faskh B tfit saraef-
.can people LEI the lead ,oGas ard ms oycicS
VINO herd cu ne ceectio=ery eide IF the Rnn
shat 'dcs Agaeringn temperament hold up
theiF hands IL horror and prsoics dire calamity
as result q any chsnse in government but
7 -yaat 10 tell you that ths American people
are INST going 20 De bound Town by precedent
or terrified by ma counssis c. fear. For 1. Is
not without the courage TO 1sra enc tne ability
ene .esoureefu human being up 70 datn--is
stirres = these tlntes BY t. y-ast Tse~,irs 20
cuafc tie future xcce, the sas
. saIs. bare orator. and nag-wayingi It Is
usrds, not words. that 10 wanted. Even a
little mob rule would not be taken anniss BY
the propasandists Of the New NatsolAl!sm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Along with determination to bring about
change, 1t is necessary that the hide of honored
precedent come away with the hair. We must
have not only the tail feathers or the Eagle,
but we must wiring his neck little BIT we'll.
What sort of progressive is 1t that does not
once allude TO the bosses OF the political jun
destiny OF ONE OF the people to do the rul-
ing? Out upon such an imitation. fraud, and
hesitaut crawling in the shadow OF greatness
For ali his sabre, spurs and iack-boots it Is
evident that Mr.. Grasty Is too conservative by
far either TO lynch a Court or cut the throat
OF a fair. fat friend.
Progressiyeism without bloodshed Is no BEG
ter than reaction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
AN APOSTOLIC CALENDARS

A correspondent from far away North Da-
kots writes Just at thle time OF strife, clamor
and contention TO suggest that the way We keep
slime is not only all wrong, but actually Pagan
How. he demands TO know. a Christian
= Country continue to honor the name and famg
OF fictitious god OF the oden day. Janus by
. -nannee 1F giving tse very arst month Ia the
rear the title January? Would 1t not be bet
ter. more orthodox, and in the way OF setting
better example generally TO throw Janus in
the scrap heap and substitute the name ST.
Paul. II pains our correspondent to think
that four perfectly good months. September,
October November and December. should be
named after nothing better than the heather
numerals Of t1e latin language. and that July
and August should be called after those hot
historical characters julie Caesar and bis ne
phew Gus
Certainly our correspondent has started an
interesting diversion at time when politics
deserves swatting more than the fly. We doubt.
however, the adyisabity of seeking to express
Christianity through the names of the seasons.
Otherwise, we might suggest that adopting his
choice of St Paul for January. the calendar
he revised according 10 the Apostles, starting
with St Matthew for February. and proceed
ing with Saints John, Simon Peter, Andrew.
James. Philip, Bartholomew. Thomas Matthias,
and Simon. This. eliminating the duplicate
Saints -Ieha and James, well the unsaint-
" Judas lscariot. brings us safely and ortho-
dc2ly through November. and eliminating the
traitor Judas Iseariot, leaves lis with the choice
Tor the final month OF the year resting be-
tween Saints Mark ana Luke aot of the Apos-
Ties. bat inspired contributors to the Gospels.
We fear, however. for the sake of respect
tor Christianity and IN avoidance OF biasphemy.
that 1t were better to permit the months TO Jog
along with their Pagan suggestions. For an
array Of the Apostles coming twelve times
rear to suggest nili.t!me. bringing With them
sncws ard ice. spring fever hay fayer mos-.
ari1nesr slssy Easaasss. influenza, saiuSies,
baseball. football theatres flowers. hats. shoes.
-. 80. aicns with disappointmsnte, lore a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
SOCIALISM FINDING ITSELF.

One hundred and dfty-three socialists were
found in the municipal election out OF total
population OF over one hundred and thirty thou
sand people. The total vote cast in the cleo
ton was 1924. the result being Ia foregone one.
Thousands of Democrats, therefore, stayed at
home who most OF the Socialists came out.
We call attention TO these 1853 Socialists In
ne spirit Of rfdieeie, Or the contrary, their
presence here is significant of a countrywide
condition that elsewhere Is far more acute. If
there can be 1853 socialists Ia Richmond. g. OF
them, VIC believe, In orc ward, thg faCt f1dt7
Gates the growth OF tho movement IN the coun-
try at large with a power that is not easily
realized with Richmond RS an index. Yet even
here the probable growth of the Socialist party
has been more than hundred per cent. in a
decade. Anything like equal Increase elsewhere
promises something both novel and strenuous
in politics in the near future.
Many causes are in combination TO make for
the unrest which Socialism represents. II took
root in the large fortunes. in the high tariff.
II found comfort in the doctrine OF centralisa-
ton OF power. which the Republican party has
urged upon the country, not remotely with the
intention of aiding Socialism. but practically
endorsing It. II has found tremendous i'm
pulse In the campaigns and utterances Of
Theodore Roosevelt who !s socialistc In
speech and monarchicai in tendency II not In
purpose, In the disintegration of the Republi-
can party # may well happen that by the next
election Socialism will have won to a position
from which II will be able to demand serious
recognition.
The great safety in this movement so far
tts that II doeB not itself know IT'S direction
II is founded a OF protest with a
hundred different assigned reasons and suggest.
ed remedies. Ono party lie the party OF peace
the other ID the party OF war One element
counts on ballots; the other trampIes the flag
and talks, II It does not fire. dynamite In ad-
dition there is quite socialistic cult OF the
rich dtElefante playing at emotions So far
the Socialist policy does not get very much
farther than the dull recognition or pain
which IT is powerless to locate. Nevertheless
the politician wise enough TO simulate states-
manship will devote his efforts TO sort OF
fearful consideration designed TO keep nebulous
the mental perception OF the trouble. To give
the Socialist party chance to get together on
any one well recognized and universally agreed
upon effort would be 10 convert academic
menace into a practical peril.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

for the North American Copper ~or,-
OF New Jersey. by the judge of the
United Sta tt-- District court ct that
State
Contracts VIII be given IN IA few
days for the erection of the new
ST. stephens tcolcred5 Episcopal
church, In Halifax street. The new
church Will cost $4,000 and the
money Is IN hand 10 pay for It..
r. T.. Mayes, district manager Of
the Woodmen OF the World. has re
turned fFe4ss t4to weeks business
trip North.
Rev. Ernest stevens, of Richmond.
is visiting friends in this city
Mrs. Robert Harrison, who ~prain.
ed her ankle several days ago. left
the Petersburg hospital this morn
ing. entirely recovered.
Childreas Day al the First Bap-
list church will be obsers ed next sun
day. June 18TH. at IL \, NJ. and an
Interesting program Is being prepared
for the occasion.
The passenger station of the Viz
GINA Railway and Power company In
this city. IS heavily draped In respect
to the memory Of the late President
Nortnrcp.
Miss Sweetheart Williams Is visit
ms friends III F'redericks hurg
Or. and Mrs j. ". Burke ana
daughter. Miss Edith. have gone to
Wytaer4lie, va, to attend tina grad
uation of their daughter, Miss Made
line,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. GOODWIN. Of
Wilmington. n. c., are visiting re!a-
tives In this city.
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
, morrow afternoon at ) o'clock at tho
residence OF Mrs. T.. G. Kent In
South Market street. This IS the last
meeting Of the fiscal year and all
members are requested To attend.
The certificate Of the Oakland
Stock Farm. Incorporated" was re
corded today in the clerks office. Tho
capital stock is not less than s6,ono
nor more than $4,000 The officers
are: President, l.. r. Atwood, score
tary and treasurer, \. ri. Atwood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
CURRENT COMMENT


It has been taken fer granted that the old
personal friendship between President Taft and
Mr. Roosevelt has been permanently ruptured
by the events Of the springtime. In turning
his guns on another old friend however, Mr.
Roosevelt has refrained from actual personal as
sault afr Roots own personality is not the
issue" declares he. The trouble, sorsooth, is
ali on account of the sinister Mr. Barnes, Mr.
Roots victory would be the victory OF Mr.,
Barnes his defeat the defeat of Mr. Barnes
Yet this personal consideration for Mr.. Root
cannot blind the country to the fact that some
thing historic has happened II the New York
senator. after many years of distinguished pub
lie service is no longer ft to preside over q
Republican national convention. The party has
naryeoualy changed IL 1t no longer tole-
rate as the presiding officer of party gather
ing President McKinleys remarkably efficient
secretary of war and President Roosevelt's no.
tably successful secretary OF state. Mr.. Root
was President Rooseyelts leading counsellor
during his second administration and part of
his first He is the greatest living master of
this countrys foreign relations. AS a senator
from New York he has promptly taken front
rank In personal ability and as authority on
the difficult task OF succeeding brilliantly
both as an administrator and as lawmaheF.
Elihu Root Is party asset that in any period
| since the Republican party was born, prior to
this year, would have been regarded rs among
The patry's valued possessions.
Mr.. Roots corporation record never was
pleasing to us and have been at times
sharply opposed to him and his policies; but
M. Roots corporation record never bothered
Mr.. Roosevelt when he served in Mr. Roose-
yelts cabinet and when Mr.. Roosevelt brought
about his election senator from New York.
Mr.. Roosevelt did not hesitate to send for Mr..
Root for advice q corporation issue when
he allowed the Steel Trust to absorb the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron company. Mr. Root In
THESE particulars rs no worse today than when
Mr.. Roosevelt delighted in him rignt-hand
man and sage counsellor and friend.
In turning against Mr.. Root the Colonel
finally declares that is s all question of po-
ltical principle From his viewpoint, E1ihu
Root Is no longer good Republican. II is we'll
that such an issue has been sharply raised.
It is well that the temporary craftsmanship Is
to be contested In this manner. For Roose-
velt's fight on Root must bring home to many
a Republican, who was Indifferent to the fate
Of TAFT, the real nature of the struggle which
convulses the Republican party.-Spring-
GeId RaOuhIfcan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
GIVES STONE
S2,275 DAMAGES

STANTON. VA. June I2.--in the
sensational case in the Circuit court
here Of W. Fl. stone VS. s. .. Page,
the jury today awarded stone YER
dict OF s2,275. The jury compromised
on the amount of the damages. The
suit was FOR the alienation OF the al
fections OF the plaintiffs wife. and
was for $4,000
Page Is rich Augusta county
farmer The case was the most sem
sationaI that has been heard In iocat
court for years, and attracted a great
deal of interest. The court room was
crowded at every hearing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
ORDER OIL. 0. R. R. N.
NAMES OFFICERS
powHATAS TRIBE MEMBERSHIP
IN PETERsDJRG LARGEST
IN ITS HISTORY.
STORE IS BROKEN IN TO
CONTRACTS TO BE LET IN FEW
DAVIS ToR ERECTION or
coLoRED CHURCH To
COST $4,000
STORE IS BROKEN INTO
Virginian Bureau.

Especial to The Richmond Firginian'>
PETERSBURG, VA, June IL
Pow hatan Tribe, No. Is. !. O. Il. NJ
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing wear: sachen, L. Il
Hudgins: senior sycamore, {. X.
Butler; junior sycamore. W. A
Price: prophet. David Alexander;
keeper OF wampum, w, r. Slaughter;
chief Of records, W. S. Alternately. ana
trustee, David Alexander. The nj
fairs OF Powhatan Tribe are in q
nouriehinc condition, and the mem
hershsp at present ~ the largest In
its history.
Only s34 votes out Of q Total regis
tIation Of 1.639 Ia this city, we're
BOILED in the municipal election held
here yesterday There was no oppo-
sition to the regular nominees and
,slttile intereS. was taken in the eiec-
ton.
The store Of the Norfolk Tailoring
company IN Sycamore street WAS
broken into last night and robbed Of
a suit pattern valued at $40. There
is no clue to the identity of the
thieves.
Suthcriand--Sook.
This afternoon at 4:45 O'Clock Hiss
Sadie T.. Cook. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Josepa Nelson Cook, waS mtr-
ried 10 Sidney Everett Sutherland. OF
South Boston, Va, the ceremony
taking place IN 81. Johns Episcopal
church. city Point. Rev. F. q. Rib
bic, of this city, performed the cere-
l.Ynony in the presence 81 a large as
selnbly of friends.
A beautiful wedding was soiemniz
ed In the Second Presbyterian church
this evening at $40 o'clock, when
Miss" Emily Stevens Jones' daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiiham
Jones. became the pride or William
Ihhiel Elhs. or blueheiu' W. Na.. son
OF the iate Dr. Danlei M hlils' oi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
NEW FIELD AGENT OF
METHODIST oRPHANAGE

Rev George H McFaddsn has been
chosen by the trustees OF the Metho-
dist orphanage as field agent for that
institution to succeed the late Rev. o.
b. Ryder. who died suddenly In Nor
folk recently.
Mr.. McFadden Is pastor or RIVER
mont Avenue church, Lynchburg. TO
which he was assigned by the last con-
ference. He Is a brother of Rev. F. !.
of Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
PEOPLES FORUM
Change the Nrrne of January:

Editor Of Tho Nirginisu:
(TEnttaTuzr, viii you please state -Ntti-f3e
or do not think the world should cease honor
ing the ancient heather deity Janus, after whom
the frs month is called? Would it not be bet
ter to call it the month Of Saint Paul?
September October. November and Decem-
her so called from The Latin for eth, Sth, yin
and 10th. could be more tittingly named. For
December, the word Peace would be better.
Julv and August are SO named in honor Of
Julius and Augustus Caesar Why should not
&c hruary be changed tp Washington"
Yours truly,
K r. WHEATtEY.
Tort Lincoln \ D, june 1912
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

fairs marriages wedding presents. divorces
scandals. etc. IL not exactly a parade making
for piety.
On the whole, We think that the constant
necessity of having something to sag about
the weather and the seasons argues that they
we're we'll named after tho things It IS leas;
hurtful to say things about.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

There ID complaint OF the lack Of sanitary
conditions at Reservoir Park. In laying en-
ohass on the need for clean Richmond, the
city authorities cannot mere greatly esstFiiet
thsir own efforts than by permitting the city
itself to offend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

The Federal Court prosecution is to be con-
graduated on the conviction of dstller Moore
and his associates, who were clearly shown
to have engaged in systematic robbery of the
government The Broad Rock plant and its
management cannot, however. be considered as
more than an index pointing more serious con-
ditions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

President Taft threatens to veto the legisla-
tive BIZ. I've on air himself and lie up the
machinery OF the Government unless Congress
backs down from its determination to abolish
the Commerce Court Does it occur to the
President that he is too corpulent 20 carry out
the role OF Sampson under the Temple grace
fuilyf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
One ExCeptior

An, my friend" said the man who fond
OF rnorali-ing. ''it Is true that really &C
cornplish nothing until the crooked has been
made straight
OF course interrupted the man in the loud
clothes you except corkcrews?"-Cat Ollie
Standard and Times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

The War Department is sending 10000 ra-
lions to volcano sufferers in Alaska In the
meanwhile we suppose the victims Will exist
In sackcoth and ashes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

The members of the junket party are dis
covering the sad truth that the fun OF Joy par
ties usually stops when they get back home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

It Is now stated that the Roosevelt platform
will contain an equal suffrage plank. The
Colonel, at any rate is not negiecting any
chance to have sufficient lifeboats handy when
the ship goes down