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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Rlannt TannHntwnn.
Hpjcnfrants fpmmcr.

Sen celcbre Donife &rimil1olfor
fattcr> Barron Holle &ole1lfront5
fonrncr ON fort Gio til slmerifc
poo en- JoreOragsrcjie. Soronen
bpiS 6orfatterifab er ltrrft bcilrg
tet neO Conan OoDles, pil fortril1s
big bol0e sSoreOrag for olncrifonlft
Iilbprcrfre0ic.
Sin fprlte litterGrc 5ufces bonor
|bon meD 8ogcn u0cn rpbe Sane"
Scr oln1inbeligpis blep opfattet lol
ct n1eget 0ircftc 9lngrcb puu MI at
bpbe 8irfc0onmer 5plpm pg bans
~6orifreffelie eliesmetoOer" pperfo'
Solf, ser bar n1istpnfte for at Gon(
lat SIS pao beres egne @jen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
En- AfutHntng,
9anmarfs 6pjciteret intter Sager
mpb Mrbpc GasmnsIen.

Iil o1nerifonife 9loDc telegrofcs
rebcs Sen 8. N}oj, at 0anmorfS
@ejelteret Sen Sag bapbe enbt Sen
betp0ningsful0e Gag moo Yoltor
s(rboe Mrs11us1en beo at ofDi1c Sen.
l9et fog to Tiger at fomme igjc11nen1
Gogen for @gjeltcret.
6oru0lot> at Dette er rigtigt,
Ibboo set bel NOT er, mao man itge,
at en- Mfbisning af 5o9er1 pcl mao
|betDbe> at 9fetten 6errncO erflprer
|olt, bba6 Der er foretaget moo Mr-
Doe &osn1uslen for ulopligt og Ser
for lgpl0igt. 8ilfoppen ful0c efter
Bette fife bape bopt noge11 9tet til at
anfloge bam, og ban mao oo lib6e
Il tit gmbe0e 1om fpr.
Spjelteret bar oltioo f11n6et> at
|bet, bon bor iogt og 1frebct, Scr
1}noer 0o ogloa Set, iom lrrlig bar
fungct Solfs Spn1prflonbc0: at
|Don fife tror pno SSSolnfrl>fobslcn
Ier tillo6t / Sen oonlfc Solfefirfc
Gel at mGrfe / eSulfefirfen ellcr
|Statsfirfer, / @cnbolo til bens 2npc
og bens 9rafiis. s langt oner 100
Mar bor Nrp1tcr al lommc cllcr
en0n1 mere ofpigenbe Mnlfucllcr
cno s(rboe Nosm11slens facet 2nn
til at 1ib6e Grc6 5tatsfirfc11 pe
Sen Sag / Sag er Scr flerc, lom
ct enige me0 bon. @borfor lfulbe
| ban Do bore GDn6ebuf? Menh
1nco ltor slnieelie, 1om Morte11 Go11-
toppi0on og on6re, bor man iffc
rprt; me1 Sen 111i11bre bergn1te -
Sen lille &re1t / Sfiblte0 = bon
|bil0e mon llQa ne6 og jogc ub al
]Statsfirfen. Set bar v&irfcli9t
2an0Sforbun0" meO sEroblt 9cnrD
listing 5pi6fe11, Ser rejite @rapct
ent at Mrboe &osnus1cn ifulbc
6pnn1es fra lit G1nbe6e. 9ettc Tor=
buno beltoor nof melt al SSSn0re
MiSiionsfolf; men ogioo @rr1n0tbi=
qiunere oa SgifirfeIiae cr
me0 6eri. Set bor oporbcj6et en-
lterf Ste1n1ing for at fao 81. 81
anfloget og bent og Set bar ~pres=
iet" bans 8iifop Cog Set lpnes: olle
Sc oopprenoe 9}iifopper) til Sag
ten" poo bam. Ser bar oog ogioo
bGret Iegn til, at noglc of @iifop=
perne bor beret iloe berprt al at
pGre me0 Sen SSogt, og Ser ct bit
ingcn Sbibl on, at 5jellon6s 81
flop, Oitenfelb>. bor gjort, bpo6 ban
funbe for at foa 5agen lto110iet
oo Sen bar fat Gong, og foo oer
|ofgjort pe6 en- 6clbis Smor6nina
[af Sc folfefirfelige 6orbolo.
Set forareeligc og ufriltcligc i
2onOsforbunoetS 9lgitotion bar oels
set foran nepnte, at set gift lps
paa 6en lille, ion1 set tpl1fte at
funne magte, men loo oe itore
|11rprt, og 0els 6ette, at 6et lpngc
Loo Mrboe &asnusien ii06e uorto=
|itet, men ufutte @innn1eI og Soro
L 8ebegelie", 6o ban iggte ct onoet
@mbe6e ion ON ban bar mere
nfriitelig ct npt ems i set gon1Ie
Sou bar Sorbun6et i111i6lertio
|beb @eielterets ajen6elie faoet el,
|felelig Gilrettebisning, og ollie oets
lSilb9ngere ligeioa. Det er en- &aa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Npriparsparabe.

Sen niloc Toripnrspropogo1oa
1ono ipr Sioen fpres ber / 2on0ct
o,,to9cr cfterboon0en lcniotioncll(
% fnn1pennsiigc, ia, unbcrti0c1
orotclfc tSnrncr.
Oct n,rlt ppiigtsp9ffcnOc SEQ
M9;totioncl1 bar en- Yorobc, lom CT
Gel al 9fc,p Dorf Gitps 8cfolfr1ina
LOS lnorehcrc gjerncm 8pers So
reogoocr 2prbogs: Mellem $50,
900 oa t75,O00 Gipililter og c11
holp Sncs EulinDc Snlboter a
Gtotsmiliticn oeltog / Optoget, ion
bleb hploet al bcnbe6 en- bolp @fil
lion Silifl1erc, scr bop0e ltillet iiQ
op nc0 1Sortopenc.
s &rcolc, lon iDriglt lpgcr c1
mere oulfuttcnOe Soripor inOrettet
er MON tilbpjelig til at betrogt(
6enne 3pnpelforc lom ct iuare big
tigt @iOrog til &ompogner for
nBreparcbncis".
Sg n1r1ligbis Ell og onben
y \Grn6aiabrifant bar 1taaet pao
8roabipaD 2pr0ogs oe eneoet fig
Spnoerne
4 , + & = K
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
SDDcri / Mebaftipnen.

Sioltc llgc bor sSnobrubstppe boz
ret poo 5pil ~0el1 0onlfe Elo=
reer"s Spgning / On1obo; Sc
iprrnetc to SSernpengeifobe cg til
egne6e Jig $4,000 &ontontcr:
forifjelligc gnroipopircr loo 5ppe=
ne lig9c, men til @jengjelo ltjoI
Sc en- foltbor Mo1tlamling, Ser til
bprte @r. Sons 9teble. ST.. 5ppbus
9}eblcs Gfripepult bar blencn pp~
brr6t> MEN berfro bopbc Ippcnc
lintet toget.
Omobos Eoliti blep ltrofs 1n0er-
rettct ON Spperict; men oo Set
!fu11bt 5tcb be0 9eottctibc og fbr|t
ppoogc0cs 1nlte Worgcn, ct Scr f1H
ringc Sonolpnligbe0 for at foo fot
poo Sc longfingre0c @cntlencn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
&pmmer Mfgjprelie

Ocn icncre Gibs NDgter ON, at
Sc Mlliere6e paot9nfer at lepere
6jenoen ct @ope0log, og at oette
muligbis pil blibe ubfempet pao
8olfanbolbeen, lpnes at fin0e @tpt=
te en- Meo0elelie fra Ooesio om
at &ulgorie11 treffer fine Eroppe1
tilbage fra Ben rl1menlfe Wrpnje
og ien6er 6em iii ggnen omfring
6alo1ifu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
|mirbellc ON, at pil man foriparc
lin Sri ltenoom oberfor slngrcb> 30
|moa man BRUCE aa11belige Saaben

|n1l1lDcl1c ON, at Dll man 1or1barc
i'm &riltenoom operfor slngrcb> 30
|moa man BRUCE aa11belige Saobell.
|&o,1 man life peo lit Gi0nesbDrb
og bc0 lin 2iDsfprelle 1t0 fra Sen
|Sro, mon befjenOer, tage &alnpcn
op moo ar6re 9lnlfuel1er> lom t
|gfs. bette Eilfelbe Mrboc 9fos=
nu1slens, Do lpiller 1l1on 6allit. 9(t
befgn1pe Sro og Sa11fcr meb elnflo
|ge for Sen borgerlige 0omltols Sp-
|jefteret for at fao SEN til at 0pnme
ON, bpoo ser friltelig let er Sano=
be0 Set bringer fun Tiaifo. Sq
lat prpoc poo at fao 9pjelteret til
lat u6el1lffe al Statsinoretnin9c,
ben 0onlfe Solfefirfe, bpo0 ser bor
pGrct gipet 2ob til at ppre / Den
Il oper 100 Star, set biler Jig nj at
bore pmlonlt.
M}en ielpfolgelig: 5tot5firfcn CT
ZEN Iecni11gslpsbeo, forbi Sen cr
bpgget pou SEN Sor11oletning, al
ol1e / Solicit ifl1l0e 0ele 5ro oq
|friltelig 9lnlfuelie, og Sen er en-
llretfnroigbeo, foroi Sen brrger
5tatens, S. e. allies, Mibler til
5tette for nu9les, lelp on1 Set er
Sc fleltes, Sro. &unoe @gjelterets
Mfgjprel1e / 9lrhpe Nasmus1en So-
gen f9rc til, at mango fit Tjc pao
bennc Nfe11inosl9sbeb og llretfur=
bigbe0> ioo l16biflingen f11noe fprc
benimoo Gtatsfirfens 0pbebcllc,
og olle fu116e blipe flor oner, at
uonbelige &a1npe mou f6res neb
oo,10elige @ooben, bo pilbe meget
bore punbet. Meningcr ion1 9lrboe
&osmusiens lfol, ioa li0t lom Wc=
ninger Set bele, bef9npes be0
Domsafltgelier. @ao6onne Mfgjprel=
fer biloe fun 6rebe Mniparsfolellen
bos Mernelfer og fao Sem til at
lulle Zig G6bn neo Sen Gonfc
at Tigt er 0omI Itolenes Gag, life
Set erfelte 0eenneifcs. Set CT netop
bettes Gag, og 1et i1gen on0cns
@nbber maa fer fin6e og pelge lit
eget Stabe.
Gn Mfoelirg al Sen grl1n6tpiglfe
&etning meo Menb lon1 11ubercnDc
@iifop 2ubipigs 9lolborg, Sri
prult Mortcn 2or1en / @ol1tebro,
!5ogncprelt 81. &elpcg, S0eltrrp
og mango on0re ion1 Tolsn1nn6 bor,
ifjpnt bDbt nc11igc rneD No1tor Or
Doe Nasml1slc11 fen1pet iberDigt
for, at ian life ifulbe u0eluffes
Iof Statsfirfen. Wien iontibig bor
6e1ne Getring ri It Npopen6igbcocn
'of Sen perionlige 9fgi6relie of ollc
friltelige og oon6elige 5pprgsnool
q. Sobjerg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Sprpcberct Sfi6.

Oct cngelifc 5tib, ~@olgote", er
blcbet lfu6t 5unf al Ell tiff I'm
ocrbanosbnab, ipm intct Goriel gao,
og 1on beller life 1nin01te Maabe
lggte at reOOc Belntningen. s bpert
6olb lpoer Sen cngellfe @criion aT
Affpren iaoleOcs. Sra Berlin 1iges>
.intet. =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
MD 6lDoebof?

Mftieiel1fobet &jpbrnbopns SlDoe-
Dot pnatgnfer at oprcttc en- Silial
/ 5benoborg, bpor Set 0u er Me1tin-
gen at bpgge en- M itor 9of. S,
5ben6borg er man ilet life begej-
ltret ober Sonfen, i0et oens @ien-,
nen1f9relie bill betDoe> at flere Sum
ore6e fren1n1eoe Mrbejoere foor Sp-
6ol6 SEN fre6elige lille Bp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
men Hthatr pnat.
11lDffc pmbprS.

s &pltforiporslfibet v&erl1li
Srolle" blep forle0en ct 0onpbe11-
tiloGfiel lprGngt, og 0anapen
ltrgmme6e u0 paa 6prpla0lel bbor
BEN ifoloeoe fire Mon0 of @ogtbc=
1ptningen; oen enc al Sc tillfo0e-
TONNE, 6Drbp6er Sons Senlen, 0p6e
umio6elbort efter at pere brugt op
fra 6Drpla0ien> og noglc Gi1ncr f.
mere afgif en- on6en of Sc ifoIoe6c,
Moifinilt Mor @onlen, pco 0p0en
poa &orspr 6Dgebus.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
@atnrlou % Silfeloe.

9omen: Seq cr cgentlig life pac
Set rene me0 Torlfjellen ncllcm
Noturlob og GilfGl0e.
5erre11: 90 er ser 0og Gfsenp:
lcr NOT. &nis 9e +. CTS. 1pgcr Gem
len Monb, ct set en- Noturlop, %
|bpis ban bliber lDffelig n1eo Denl
|ioa ct set ct Tiifeloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
NoelGs9eliens %erf.

Gn officiel tplf Bulletin meooe-
ler> at 96 fjenotlige 5oloelslfibe
paa tiliommcn 225,O0O Cons er
blepet 1fnot Senf al tplfe og DIT
r19lfe llnoerponosboooc % 5en.s-
ner Mpril Moonc0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
l1rp paa San,os.

Sn0bDggcrne paa Sen grGlfc @
5amos, ser ligger lige l,0enfor 2il.
leafiens &Dit, bar / Sc it61te Dage
otter giort Opltano, og l1roligbe0er.
ne bar a1taget Ell ganife alborliq
&nrafter. &egieringen / Ntben bon
beilnttet at tage broltiife 5orbolos=
regler for at bGrnpe Oprpret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19

$ur De benper1bt Gem til ne8en
at De Mperterenbe 8laeet. 8pis
lite, foa ifrip ioag, 6erfom Der er
neget Sc ,naneler. eller bebg Dem
ON ml1Iigt. Set pil pife Jig at pR-
.re forbtIagtigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
; 8illp" os 9ranfcrcm.

20 G1tD t1lbpD en- Nr0n=
ter 1l1lr> Saorer Billp Gun
|0ap ct =. ,Nollors fo11tont
bbis Sen meg., Ion1toltc &rffelles=
prGOifant pil0c paotogc Jig at frcl=
lie bo1n.
Noitor @illp Sln1oop gap bct
forrcfte og forn,1ftige Spar. at ban
life funoe frclic WonDen Set
|n1oottc ban ielp gjpre.
Mfonoen bebolbt oltlao fine Ycn=
ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Snrfcrnc tubtc.

9e1r oenltrc 6lej al Sen ruslijfr
&ol'fo1us=99r bar bcicjrct en- 1terf
tprfilf slfoelil1g cftcr to Oaqes
6ooronoftct Scamp; 9fl15lcrne toq
mango ariasfonecr, % oper to S,1.
ltnoe tprtl1te 9}iflcr blcp @riasbptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Berhrnskrtnrn.
&c6 &er6nu.

S Sc fprlobne to=trc Ifauncbc1
bor alleboonoe TorllloDninger boz
ret frenllotte ne0 0en1pn til Wau1et
for SDifernes polblpn1lne &agne
mos ScrOl,n. 8Den lelp er life al
nogcn ltrotegilf @iatigbeo> men Sc
lloenDGrfcr, lpm 6elfpttcr Sen, lpil=
ler en- megct ltor Holle, og, lprn bc=
fjenot, er Set lpffcocs lplterne al
tilintctgjpre nogle al ocl1L bciGttc
onore % bclfuoigc cnom1 flcrc al
borligt.
Men 1cniigtcn nlcD set bcle bnr
mon / Grlmbc1l fife pprct flor ppcr.
9fu lfriner Senator 8crongcr
ln1iOlcrtib uDfotil1" en- 9lrtifel,
1om foltcr bpert Tolb nogct 2ps
cper 9tptibct iii Sen encitooe1be
Soloiom6cO % Sbur0i9beb, bpor=
mc6 SC tplfc 9lngrcb rettcs pua SC
ltnrfc fronlfe Stillin9er. @un flyer
|bl. a.:
~Sibc1, &rigen begpnote, bor
Tro1friq pnrct npDt til at inbfpre
al lin Sernerts ira Gnglo1o og
9lmcrifo, n1cocns Ipltlonb otter 8e=
iGttellen al @ricp=0olcn bar prret
/ Stol0 til at fproge i'm c9cn 4Sro=
0uftipn nc0 81 9fillioncr Sons
ON 9lorct. Gcttc forflorcr Sen tplfe
|Sejgbeo ncD @crb11n. 5piferne piI
prpDc at inotogc IGlt1irgcn for ot
forbinorc Sc Jro1lfe i at ongribe
Met3.
s ct McmoronOl1n, ion1 tplfc IN
oultrielle 2onobrugsforel,inaer
Moj / 6ior tilltilleoc Migsforsle=
|ren, fin6es fplge110e 8enerfningcr
~Sbis Ero0uftione>1 al Scr1 oa
|5taal life bar bleben iorDpblet 1iocn
9luguit 1914, biloc &rigcns Sort
lGttelle bape pGret en- lln11ligbcb.
grieD=Ggnc1 pro0uccrcr III fra GO
til so Brocert of bort Sern oe
|5taol, og bbis bclne Nrobuftion
forbinbres, ntl @rigcn foftilf tolt
bere tobt."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19

0e oogIige gullctil1r ON 9l11;
grcbet poo &crOlm 11on1rrfcr 1tQ
frc1n0eles be6 6eres rigbol0ige 9lf.
pefsling. Ocn enc Dag fprlDber Set
fra Enris pg 2onoon, at mi bar Sc
Nlliere0c llooct Spifcrnc tilbuge ire
Sen og 0en Sitting, og Sen nplte
Sag u0lte6cs Der begcjitrc0e 5cjrs:
bullctincr / 9erlin, lo11 soor u<
poo> at 1plfcrnc bor ilooet 0crcs
SLENDER i brobeligc Slog be0 Sc
belbige SG1tnil1ger, pg at Sc inO
toger beltanbig flcrc og flcrc Still
linger la11gs Spbcgropcne. Scretni1l
gerne ira lon1tligc frigsforeno{
2anoes Sope0ltG6cr ongoacnoc Ser
0agligc Sit1lotipn peb &croln mac
leles alt mes Sorbcbolb, ioet NOR
fra intet al &rigsminiltericrnc far
bente fig ct 11portiif 9feierat al 81
foftiltc @cgiDcnbeber.
Soo mcact lnncs 0og liffcrt, a:
SDiferne / Sc li0ltc Gage bor bcll:
benot oeres lprligc Oplnurfipnbe<
poo Sc cngellfc @julpetropper, ion
er Itotionerc0e peo Sull11cb, pg a
6ronlflnpl1ocne bor plmbct nogl(
5fermp0llcr 5p0pclt for @oncourt
s Ggnen omfrine 50 mort bonn.
me" og Gnnieres bor 8omburoc-
menter igjen f11nbct 5tco, og ct tpiE
@ngreb poa en- 5tilling Spopeit for
Sort Oouamont CT blcpct 1looet til
bage.
s Dag, Sen is. Woj, bor Mngrc=
bet poa 8er6un horet SO Gage,
og = Gn0en er life cl1b0u.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19

sfrib efter Erpsennmmer af oett'
8Iab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19

S Sc forlpbne to=trc Muuncbcr
far ulleboanoe 6orlllobninger boz
ret fren1iotte meb 9en1n1 til Woalet
for Spiferncs pololpn1lne &ol11pagne
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-16

put the central portion of Main street in condition, but for a few to do it i for the benefit of all, nothing could be more unfair. And so it is with all public improvements. There is only one just, fair and equitable way to pay for them, and that is by taxation. This thing of raising the money by donations is not right, and l, for one, can say that I will not acquiesce in any such plan. Let us have incorpora- tion and have it now.
 "Of all times, now is the time to start and finish the movement. It is during a political campaign and it is up to Oatman right now to get hold of these candidates for office and pledge them as to whether they are with us or against us, for if we let the opportunity pass and they are elected or defeated, as'the case may be they will take no further interest in the matter in the majority of cases. The candidates as candidates can do a great deal for us, but they never will unless we put the matter up to them right now, when they are after our support to get the offices which they are seeking"
 Main street for over two weeks has been one mud hole/ after another. Hardly had the water dried up from the recent cloudburst when more from the United Eastern shaft come down the street and has filled all the holes and depressions, to stand there and wait for somebody to ditch it away. ! This has been done in part by busi- ness men and others, but it is still muddy and filthy and as bad 300- yard stretch of road as there is in Mo have county.
 The movement was to have been brought up for discussion last Satur- day night at the smoker of the Geo. tillo club, but on account of that being gathering for members only, it was decided that it was a matter for every
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-16
HUNT WILL AGAIN LEAD
 DEMOCRATS

PHOENIX, Sept 13.-Though early tonight complete returns of the pri- mary election on Tuesday had been re- ceived from no county and the most meager from some of them, it is cer- tain that George W. P. Hunt, incum- bent, has received the Democratic nomination for governor over George Olney. Figures already in give him a majority of more than 5000. These figures cannot be greatly changed.
 Thomas E. Campbell, Republican candidate for governor, was nominated without opposition.
 Henry F. Ashurst, Democrat, for United States senator, mad no opposi- tion.
 The contest between Joseph H. Kip bey and W. H. Stilwell for the Repub- lican nomination for United States senator was won by the former.
 Carl Hayden, present representative in congress, has been renominated by a safe lead over A. A. WOrsley.
 Henry L. Eads, Republican candi- date for representative, has almost certainly been nominated over Dr. J. B. Nelson.
 Total figures are not available and will not be tonight, according to in formation from several counties but it is definitely known that the follow ing have been nominated by majori- ties, some narrow, for the various state offices other than governor.
 Democrat-Judge of the supreme court, H. D. Ross; attorney general, Wiley E. Jones; secretary of state, Sidney P. Osborn; treasurer, D. F. Johnson; auditor, Jesse Boyce; super intendent of instruction, c. O. Case; mine inspector, G. H. Bolin; tax com missioner, c. R. Howe; corporation commissioner, A. A. Betts. There were no contests for office of treasurer and auditor.
 Republican nominees were all chosen without contest: Governor, Thomas E. Campbell; United States senator, Joseph H. Kibbey; supreme court, O. J. Balm; secretary of state, J. ". Trochaska; auditor, Doane Merrill; treasurer, John A. Campbell; attor- ney general, John L. Gust; superin- tendent of public instruction, H. E.. Matthews; mine inspector, N. J. Nc Kenzie; tax commissioner, G. IL. Smalley; corporation commissioner, J. Fl. Cloonan.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-16
Cnchise County


 DOUGLAS, Sept. 13.-Complete re- turns from 36 out of 52 precincts in Cochise county, which include Doug las. Bisbee, Naco, and most of the towns in the county give the following results:
 GovernOr-Hunt, 8,126; olney, 1926.
 Congress-Hayden, 8,O85; wOrsely, 1,194.
 Supreme court justice Ross, 2,792; Duffy, 1884.
 Secretary of state-OsbOrne 2,642; Simms, 1869.
 Attorney general-Jones, 2,OS2; Johnson, 776; Curley, 652; Struck meyer, 656.
 Tax commissioner-Murphy, 2,427; Howe, 1880.
 Superintendent of public instruction Case, 1922; Boehringer, LISA; Rig gins, 1,O74.
 Corporation commissioner-Miller, 2,312; Belts, 1889.
 Mine inspector-Bolin, 2,642; Grant, 1,51s.
 Presidential electors-Pickett, 2,39O; Cobb, 2,259; Wood, ZOOS; DOugherty, 1 ,696; Gardner, 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-16
VILLISTA BANDITS
 ARE PUT ID FLIGHT
LBy Associated Press Leased wirsI

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, Sept 13.-Constitutional forces under Col onel Chapa encountered and routed in the Laguna district a Villista band, which left behind in it's flight seven dead and a number of horses, accord ing to reports received here today from General Joseph Santos.
 The bandits, headed by Eligio Reyes, were attacked near San Pedro de las Colonias, and the report says they held their ground for nearly four hours. Among the dead was a Villista major.
 A Villista named Mendez, engaged in propaganda work at Pedricena, has been arrested by order of General No voa.
 Villa is still in the Santa Clara dis trict but is carefully avoiding a fight, according to the latest information re- ceived here by General TrevinO. Peons in that section who say they have seen Villa claim that the bandit leaders condition has been made worse by exposure to wet weather and constant travel.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-16
Pima County

TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. 13.-Twelve precincts complete in Pima county out of p, including the vote of the city of Tucson give as the result of yes terday's primary:
 Democrat-for governor, Hunt S35; Olney 537.
 For congress: Hayden 56S; WOrs- ley TIC.
 Judge of supreme court: Ross 5O1; Duffy 66S.
 Secretary of state: simms 421; Osborn SSS.
 Attorney general: Curley 691; Jones 997; Strucl1meyer 1888; John son "A.
 Superintendent of education: Case 6O5; BOehringer SS5; Higgins 281.
 Corporation commissioner: Miller SIP; Betts ATT.
 Mine inspector: Bolin GUS; Grant 458.
 Tax commissioner: Howe 642; Mur- phy 444.>
 These same precincts give for the Republican ticket in the contests:
 United States senator: Kibbey 763i Stilwell 330.
 For congress: Eads 515; Nelson 49S
 Precincts not reported will mol affect these totals.
Mohave County miner., 1916-09-16
JOURNALS PRAISE
 APPOINTEES OF PRESIDENT

merce," another influential non-parti- san financial paper, points out that ''it is quite possible that the way may be cleared for some actual agreement in formal treaty or otherwise under which there shall be effected co-opera- tion for the restoration of order and constitutional government and the maintenance of peaceful relations" Continuing, it says:
 'The policy implied in this present movement is much to be preferred to armed intervention and coercion which some seem to be so ready to advocate and which would mean protracted and costly war with probable conquest of territory and the exercise of power to enforce submission to a foreign au- thority."
 The Boston Herald, Republican, de- clares that President Wilson 'has ap- pointed three very excellent men to settle our difficulties in Mexico" Con cluding it's praise of the new commis- sion, this active Hughes newspaper adds: We believe the president has been unusually successful in constitut- ing this important board.
 The Philadelphia Bulletin refers to the new commissioners as linen of standing and recognized ability"
 ''The> character of this personnel" says the Christian Science Monitor, non-partisan, "may be passed over here with the statement that it com pines wide experience in settlement of international questions with excep- tional knowledge and proved ability"
 Rsps Wilson's Critics
 The Binghamton (N. Y.) Press, in dependent, heartily indorsing the pol icy of arbitration, says:
 Some opponents of MT. Wilson as- sert that this arbitration scheme is a mistake, but the majority of the peo- pie of this country do not believe it is; v
 so those who are trying to make lit tie cheap political capital by standing against the presidents arbitration plan are convicted of insincerity."
 The presidents Mexican policy is also heartily indorsed by the Los An geles Times, a reactionary Republican newspaper.
 To the above comments may be add ed the stirring words in opposition to war with Mexico of Senator Robert M- La Toilette, who is seeking reelection to the United States senate on the Republican ticket in Wisconsin, which are published in the current number of La Follette's Magazine:
 ''War with Mexico would be a crimi- nal war. It would be prolonged and costly war. It would be a shameful misuse of our national power. It would mean a yielding to the covert, sinister, reasonable conspiracy that is being carried on by financial interests in this country who hold Mexican properties. It would be sacrifice of the blood of our soldier boys not for national defense, not for national honor, not for humanitarian pur- poses,' but only for one thing: The profits of foreign spectators. Let there be no such terrible calamity"