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Thurli, July I5.JWQ,
iaiial mix:les may nm.vv
"A Judge on I lie bench, no more
than any other ersim, can east
nsperslmw on the character of n
person not a party or participant In
a cai on trial without a right in the
latter tit defend himself."- Supreme
Court of the State of California In
the c"ase of McClatehy vs. Siiierlor
Court
The above decision was quoted In
mil recently tried wherein vcrdlcl
was rendered In favor of the Santa
Fe Now Mexican. It will help some-
what In compelling Judges of lower
r our In to ec ome of the frayed
ends of their Judicial ermine blnwn
lo the four winds without the loss
of their balanre, mentally and phvsi
rally, while they oeeupy the chair
Hint work on screws.
Car that Won Race Now
RmssmM mi On Sate
The Overland Four that so proud'
ly distinguished Itself and caused
general comment and approval by
winning over alt romiielltor tiere In
the July S celebration rare, ha
been reassembled by the Cochise
Overland Company, and Is now in
the ware rooms of the compaiiy and
forsa!e. II is of the usual Hand
tome touring type. In conversation
Inlay, C E. Pclllngall said rrganl
InK it:
".Many people refuse lo buy a ear
that has not been thoroughly letted
out before purchase by the local
agent. This car already has had the
honor of several admiring prospoc
live buyers who value the dlslinc
tion of possessing the car that wtm
supremacy in the rare and excited
the envy or car owner throughout
the country, and that fact will m
doubt lead In its Immediate sali
Wlille we claim that every Overland
four eonld do Ihe same thing. IIiIk
is the one MrnlHil ear thai did II.
and niwpeellve Imyers appreciate ll
more on that account.", Douglas In
ternational.
Americati Legion Wit!
Have Post in China
SHANGHAI. China, July 15. The
Shanghai posl of Ihe American le
gion has been given II official name
by Ihe national orvsnliallon
morira and I to he called the Gen
eral Ferderlek Ward I'osl, afler the
noted American mldier who orpin
mil in China (he "Ever Victorious
Army" in Ihe Tulplng Rebellion, af
terward turning the command over
l the Ilrilisli general, "Chinese"
Gordon. The Sliancliul pott has ICO
memliers and has lieen authnrlied
io form other posts in China.
"KO MISSISSIPPI KAIIM HOiS
TOyTOL'H middle WEST
MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 15.-To ob
tain new Ideas and Imlructlnn In
modem agricultural method and
livestock railing 25 farm bov from
Ihe .stale of Lmilijiana will visit
Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa and other
Middle Western states In August
traveling at Ihe expense of their re
spective communities. They will
have a splendid train fitted up espe
cially for their comfort and conveni
ence. Tho Itinerary will fnrludo visit to
Chicago and Champaign, III. Wauke-
, sua, rort Atkinson, Janesville. Madi
sop and Monroe. Wisconsin; Water
loo, Webster City, Ames and Des
Moines, Iowa, and probably points
In, Missouri. The tour will atari
August 3 from Baton Ilotige, La.
COAL AT LENS. HUNCK. MINEII
FOfl FIRST TIME SINCE WAR
LENS. France. July 15. For the
flrefflime since the occupation of
wns y ine uennans, coat tiu neen
brought up tollin surface from one
or iho mine. Many' of Ihe mines
atlll are flooded but the pumping
nut continues. Engineers In charge
or Ihe work express (ho opinion tin
or.lnllllnn n II. nn. wn.LIn..
' ot the. mines will bo resumed about
Mm Udb of 1SSL j
PAWS, France. July U.-Tlixt
George Clenwneeau, the former
premier, hat definitely withdrawn
from aclivo polltlui politics ami
worries littlo about criticisms lev
filed al him by enemies of hi
regime ami of the Versailles Irealy,
was shown Iho other day when the
correspondent of the Associated
Press called on nun to obtain his
rrply to the taunts of his adversaries
in Iho Chamber or Deputies to tho
effect thai ho did not know where
Mosul (Turkey; was located when
Im reded ll to Ureal Britain..
'These professors of geography
who are critioiiing me," repueii me
former premier, "would be greatly
embarrassed If some one should ask
litem Ihe location ot towfi of that
slio In their own circumspection."
M. Clemenceau, who was rngageii
In the task of pulling the finishing
tmirhe on Ihe rirtl draft of a novel
dealing with Egyptian life, said he
was through with polities forever.
"My task is finished, I have done
my work, be lold the rorresMitui.
eiil.
The statesman, now enteritis his
eishlicl ll year, looked hale and vig
orous and In "better health than he
has tieen since the attempt upon hi
life by Kmlle Collin.
GQvernmttt Opus Naval
TratMiieScHflftr Nys
'Ily Associate!) l'rrs.)
WASIIIXUTOX. I). C, July 15.-
summer schools for the training of
youths between the ages of 10 and
20 year were opened today al the
Hampton Heads and Ureal Ijikcs
naal training stations. Enrollments
(or Ihe schools were rocrUcd at the
naval recruiting stations and the
applicants were required to pass the
ordinary qualifications for rnllft-
iiuiil in Ihe-.Navy
Provision for these schools was
made In the last annual appropria
tion hill. Those attending are re
quired .to enroll for tlireo months
1n the naval reserve force. They
will receivo tho pay of apprentice
seamen for the lx weeks' course,
amounting In all to about $50, and
also transportation back to their
homes, in addition, (tic ,avy tur
idshes all subsistence, uniform and
enuiomrnL
Wlille the school will observe a
naval routine In outdoor drills and
exercises, there will lie no "tniok
and It t purposed, official said, lo
conduci mem as mncti as posiune
on (he lines of n "summer camp,
Physical development, "education of
character ana cultivation or naval
tradition are ret forth as the prin
cipal objectives. Aliout 40 commis
sioned and noncommissioned offi
cer have been assigned as Instruc
tors at each school.
While no actual cruises for at
lendants are planned, there will be
numbers of small naval vesels
available for their Inspection and
Irainlng In addition In yachts and
oilier small craft for recreation pur
poses.
Regular Weekly MettiHc
Of lean! if Tntstets
Columbus, N.M. July 13, I WO.
The lloanl of Trustees met m
regular session. Tho roll was called
and those present and absent noleil.
Ma)nr J. It ltlalr. present; Trusteo
ll. W. Klllolt, present; A. Frederick
son. present; Trustee William Klein,
present; iruslco C. II, MrAuley
present.
Tho mlnub's of the last meeting
were read and approved alter whtcJi
Ihe following bills were presented:
Tho Columbus Courier, printing.
.IS. lllalr A llrlllierg, trlephoilu
calls, sw, neorge U Chip, catch
ing dogs, $2(5.75; Grand Cafe, meals
for Jail, VH.7Q; P. A. blmpson, inter
pri'ter al eloetlon, (3.
Motion by Trustee McAuley, sec
onded by Trustee Frederlekson, that
all bill be allowed and warrant
drawn for aame. Motion carried
Tho vote; It. W. Elliott, yea; A.
Frederlekson, yet; William Klein,
yea; C. II. McAuley. yea.
Motion by Trustee Klllolt, (econd-
ed by Trustee Klein, that we accept
Mr. v. It. bpnials proposition lo
revise Ihe village ordinances for the
sum of 20. Motion carried.
Thsre being no further business.
tho trusteesjiiijourned.
J. It. main, Mayor.
KDWIN 0. DEAN. Clerk.
KsciYfnd i Kail
SALT LAKE CITY. Hah. July IS.
A monster pctriflMl fish, almut 50
feet in lenatti. lias been discovered
encased lb the rocks in Garfield
county, t'tah, about 70 mile east of
Panguilch, by Sheriff James Gould
ing of Garfield county and T. . W.
Binlth of Halt Lake City, who have
been prospecting In that -section.
Four years ago at practically (bo
same spot Ihe fossil remains of a
giant I Hard were found. Goulding
and Smith have offered their find
to the ''tvclltyJpf Utah.
Dally Courier, 70c per rtonib.
ME0
AT PARTY
(Continued from Wednesday.)
PAKT VM.
Alaska.
Wo commend Ihe Dcmocrallo ad
ministration for Inaugurating a now
policy as to Alaska, as evidenced by
Die construction of the, Alaska rail
road and opening of tho coal and oil
field.
Wo declare for tho modification
of the existing coat land law, to pro
mote development wlllioul disturb
ing the features Intended (u prevent
monopoly.
For such changes In the (Killcy of
lorestry control as will permit tho
Immediate Initiation of Ihe paper
pulp Industry.
For relieving Iho territory from
the evils of long distance govern
ment by arbitrary and Interlocking
bureaucratic regulation and to that
end we urgt the speedy passage of a
low containing Ihe essential features
of Ihe Lane-Curry bill now. pending,
coordinating and consolidating all
federal control of natural resources
under one dcimrtment. turbe admin
ltered by a nnnpartWair board per
flianently resideht In the territory.
Far the fullest measure of terri
torial self (rnvernmcnl wllh Ihe view
In ultimate statehood, wllh Jurisdic
tion over all matters not of purely
federal concent. Including fisheries
and game, and for at) Intelligent ad
ministration of federal control we
believe (hat all officials appointed
should lio qualified by previous bona
tide residence in (he lerrllory.
For a comprehensive system pf
road construction with inrrcaseil ap
protirlallim and the full extension
of the federal road art to Alaska.
For Ihe extension to Alaska of the
federal farm loan act.
Asiatic Immigrants.
The jmllcy or Ihe fulled States
with reference to the tionadmlsslon
of Asiatic Immigrant Is a truo ex
pression of Iho Judgment of our
lieople and U) the several slate,
whose geographical situation or in
ternal condition make this policy
and Ihe enforcement of (ho laws
enacted pursuant therein of partic
ular concern, we pledgo our support.
The Postal Sen Ire.
The efficiency of Ihe poslofflce
department has Ih-cii vindicated
against a malicious and designing
assault upon the efficiency of its
operation. Its record refutes Its
assailants, Their voices are silenced
and their charges have collsped.
We commend the work of tho
Joint commission on the reclassifica
tion of salaries of postal employes,
recently concluded, which commis
sion was created by a Democratic
administration. Tho Democratic
parly always has favored and will
eontlnuo to favor the fair and Just
treatment or all government em
ployes. Free Sjieerh and Preset,
Wo resent the unrounded re
proaches directed against the Demo
cratic administration for alleged In
terference with Ihe freedom of the
press and freedom of speech.
No utterance from 'any quarter
shold lie assailed and no publication
ha been repressed which has not
lieen animated by treasonable pur
liose and directed agabisl the na
tion's peace, order and security In
time of war.
We reaffirm our respecl for the
great .principle of free speech and
a free press, but assert as an Indis
putable proiRisitlon that i hey afford
no toleration or enemy propaganda
or the advocacy of tho overthrow nf
the government of the slate or no
Hon by rorce or violence.
Ilcpubllrau Obmiptlon.
The shocking disclosure of the
lavish use or money by aspirants ror
the llepuhlican nomination for the
highest office in I lie gift of Ihe peu-
pie. uas creoteu a painiui impres
sion throughout Ihe country- Viewed
n connection with the recent con
viction of a llepubllean senator from
tho slate or Michigan In the crlm
Inal transgression or the taw limit
ing expenses ou behalf of a rand!
dale for the I'niled States senate. It
indicate the reentry, under llepub-
ucan auspices, or money as an In
fluential factor In elections, thus
nullifying the tetter and flaunting
tho spirit of numerous laws, enacted
by tho people, lo protect the ballot
from Ihe contamination of corrunt
proctlces. Wo deplore those delin
quencies ana invoke their stern pop
ular rebuke, pledging our earnest
efforts to. a strengthening nf tho
present statutes against corrupt
practice and their rigorous enforce
ment,
We remind tho nconle that it u-n
only by the return or a llepubllean
senator in ,-uicnigan, who u now
under conviction and sentence for
the criminal misuse of money in hit
election, that the present organisa
tion of (lie Senate with a llepuhlican
majority was made nosslble.
Conclusion.
Ilellsvlnv Mint w l,nv l.r.1 ll..
Democratic faith and resting our
Claims 10 liio confidence of the pco-
nln noL unnn crrnnrinlan nmmiuM
uiw 1110 suiju prnormsnces 01 oiiris
party, we submit our record th'MiiiiMiiniiiiiiiWHWiiiwwiWiiwn
Romaiio Mining Co.j
Tenney Williams & Co., Brokers
nation's consideration and ask that
the pledge of (his platform bo
appraised in Ihe light of thai record,
This chapter concludes the publi
cation of Iho Democratic parly's
platform. The six last preceding Is
sues of The Courier, together with
I his Issue, will enable readers to
obtain a full understanding of tho
principles on which the Democratic
parly stands in its campaign for the
election of its nominees. Governor
James M. Cox of Ohio ror tho presi
dency and Franklin D. Ilnoscvell or
.New York Uir the vice presidency.
I.NTKH8TATK COMMEItCE
COMMISSION APPItOVKS
HUGE IIAII.HOAI) LOANS
WASHINGTON. D. C July 15.
New loan to railroads or Ihe coun
try amounting In 117.0-75 have
been approved by the Interstate
Commerce Commission, making an
aggregate or $J7,OOH.R75 i far r ertl
fled to the secretary of the I renin r,
for payment out of the Mxooiiiai
Lf evolving fund provided by the
Iraniportallnirart. tr,
A loan of 1 1 35,000 was nppiovisl
for the Arkansas Harbor Terminal
flallway for the construction 't1 .a
considerable xirtinu of its 1 1 noil
tween Arkansas Pass and Port Ac
kansa. Texas, which was lUmeged
by a hurricane.'
"The reconstruction of Ihe road"
1 1 1 1 1 t 1 i 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 i mi iitriittiiitiiiiiiititiiitiittriiJiiiiitiiiifiiiiiiitriiiiiftiiiiriitiiiitiiiit.
I MR. AD. MAN: '
I We are too busy lo write an ad so 1
!! kindly tell our customers and friends
that we have
SPECIAL PRICES j
on our complete stock of Hich Gradp 1
Men's Hats, Shoes and Furnishing li
uooas. j visit io
aunng me remainder oi mis week will
repay any man. '
I O APIN
"Outfitters la Hen"
Capitalaation $400,000
THIS city, like all nth'rs, has,
since any loose change was In
slghl, been visited by salesmen rep
resenting every known slock com
pany in ,lho country; and thousands
ot dollars have been ient for varl
das schemes, some good, some bad.
Al present there is n practically
local' organization, made up of men
Ihelr townspeople can call by their
first name. The officials of the
Ilomahd Mining Company are men
who -would not lend their names to
a "scheme' af any description.
Tbo prospects of tho llo'maho Min
ing' Company are based on practical
knowledge of ores actually In slghf
In Iho Tres Hcrmana Mountains,
and on the opinions of tho best
known mining engineers In this sec
llotif tho United Slates.
Machinery has been ordered, somo
deirVerrd, ahd actual work has been
begun developing ore bodies on tho
claims of the Itomaho Mining Com
pany, and Iho future looks rosy In
those who already have Invested. If
you are not among this number you
should be.
Tho stock of this company Is SI
per share and none will tic sold for
less.' Gel In on the ground floor.
Your Investment will earn money
for you and 11 wjll earn money for
Columbifs, because- (his town will
sell Ihe supplies to the new mining
comp. Send your order for shares
lo Tenney Williams ft Co. Iho
brokers for the Itomaho Mining
Company.
TUCSON, ARIZONA
(he commission said, "will make
available a port on which Ihe United
States has expended several million
dollars.and will afford a more direct
und expeditious route for shipments
or oil from Mexico upon which a
largo section of Texas is Increasing
ly dependent."
The Carolina. Cllnchfield A Arro
took Hallway loan of rJOO.000 was
approved. The commission pointed
out that "the road handles a very
large tonnage of wood pulp which I
manuraciurett into new print paper
and for which there Is universal
consumption." 1
Tho Illinois Central Is to receive
a loan of tltl.750,for Ihe purchase
or equipment.
Iians or $1,11(1,523 lo Ihe Chicago,
Burlington A (Jiilncy Hallway ami
("235.100 to Hie Salt Lake & Utah
I la 1 1 road also were annroviil. Ilolh
or these limns are to enable pur-
cnaso 01 Diiiiitional equipment.
HOME FOR AGED HORSES!
UMPH. VH.rS COMING NEXT?
WASHINGTON. I). G. Jitly ti
Ah "old horses' home" and u "vaca
tion farm" for horse are Imth to lie
found on hospitable acres of L. C.
Prober!, a Washington newspaper
inon. al "Homeland Farm," Olney,
Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Prober! for
year have been active member of
Ihe Washington Humane Society.
o
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Democratic County Ticket,
For Representative:
J. L. utlEENWOOD.
For Sheriff:
P. L. SMYEIU
For County Treaturcr:
W. J. HEHHY.
For County Assessor:
J. T. HUNTER.
For County Clerk:
P. A. 1IUOHE8.
For Superintendent of Schools:
MI18. JOE WILLA HELL.,
For Probalo Judge:
H. M. G HOVE.
For County Commissioncr,"DfsC' t:
J, L. LOFTIB.
For County Commissioner, Dlsl, 2:
JAMES A. 1IHEA,
For County Commlsiloncr.-Dlst. 3:
D, J. CHADHOHN.
B. E. SISCO
AND
Embalmer
One Hlock North and half block
East of the M. K. Churcli.
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