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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY MORNING; OCTOBER 22, 1902
BUST RECEIVE
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FOOTBALLS, S4, S3, S2.50, $1 50
FOOTBALL BLADDERS, fresh stock, new pat
tern, 80c each
FOOTBALL PANTS, $1.25 and $1.50 per pair
SHIN GUARDS, 75c per pair
IICAD GUARDS, Jackets, Jerseys, Sweaters
Outfitting of clubs a specially. A new line
of baseball pants also received
PINNE.Y . ROBINSON
The Gun Store
Guns, Bicycles, Cameras Vbo.e"?!157 Ty pewriters, Sporting Goods
40 North Center Street. Phoenix.
ARE YOU
ONE OF THEM...
Hundreds of citizens of Phoenix are
enjoying the cup of fresh roasted "An
kola"' Mocha i.nd Java these mornings.
Art .-ma tic, pungent and delicious, if
properly made. It steadies the nerves,
brightens your wits and brushes the
eobw. hs from the brain, refreshes and
im is-o! ates you, in fact imt ' you in the
pink of conditi m for the u.ij.'s fray,
and generally lauds you on the side
of the winner ::t night. air "Ank'.ila"
MiA-lia and Java coffee is the most
hontst toffee told in Phoenix today.
Ahs dutely as free fram adulterants as
the driven snow. It ;,'. f.u ther. It's
better, it's purer, than any othr. When
you l.ny stale eo!T. o you lo:e the cronia
and ouugeiuy f the berry, which es
capes and you use the dregs.
UNBIASED OPINION
OF JUDGE BARNES
the democratic candidate fcr congress.
He was unwilling to f lander the dem
ocratic members cf the United State?
senate; he would net asser; that they
would not vole for the admi'rion zi a
i pulilii'.in tc . 1 1; or;.-, run lie T:uui"ut it
would be a neat compliment to them
for the territory to go democratic at
lh? coming election.
I In describing the passage of the cm
1 nibus statehood bill through the house
I of representatives he Rave way for a
minute to his snake editorial instinct.
Then it was that the overwhelming- re
publican majority was opposed to the
bill, but refrained from giving expres
sion to its dissatisfaction with it who:;
tii!1 time came to vote.
It required an effort on thp part of
the orator who had hesitated at no
r.nake s-Ury, however strange and pic
turesque, to tell the audience that the
election of a republican to congress
! would 'mperil the further progress of
the bill, and he did not make the effort.
! in. consequence of which neglect, Sam
1 t;el Webb, th" chairman oT th? terrl-
tori.il democratic committee with dilli
i i-ulty concealed his disappointment.
I Generally Judge llarnes was scuml on
; the labor question. He announced In
the oourre of his discussion of this
I phase cf his address that he was not
speaking upon any particular platform.
' 1 v which lie could only have meant
the Tucson platform, fcr he could liavj
lire n expected to speak on no other,
lie not only recognized the tight of
labor to organize for its own protec
tion but h believed it was best f ir all
in the United States senate would never
tor a moment think of admitting Arl
: era into the sisterhood cf s-tite-5 unless
the peopje proved themselves to he
democratic. The republican senator.;
had grown tired of being in the .ma
jority and having all the responsibility
of the government on their shoulders.
They were clamoring for two demo
cratic senators from Arizona, and if
Arizona could not supply thtm, what
was the use of taking the territory into
the galaxy of states?
Mr. l'.ullard further proved to the sat
isfaction of a part of his audience at
least, that the democratic- legislatures
oi Arizona had not always been bad,
but in his defense of tin m he kept
himself will within ancient history.
There was not a word from any of the
later one-- from the furious mule legis
lature to the lamented twenty-first.
Mr. Hullard was in good voice but his
logic was hoarse and his facts were in
tlamed and swollen, in need of the
early services cf a spiritual practitioner.
M A
We
ar
l8 or itLvery
body.
CAMELBACK OIL COMPANY
Meeting
of All Interest
October 30.
to Be Held
On
the Territorial Political'
Situation
lOc
3'n) paoka,
Friday emig
res of fresh Craps Nuts
1 lb. n'-w chocolate creams; they've
got in now.
NEW EVAPORATED APPLES.
PEACHES. APltlCOTS, PRUNES.
DATES and NEW YORK RASPBERRIES.
These are
dizzy
And crowd
busy.
the prices that make 'em
the store that's always
McKee's Cash Store
classes that he should do so. In thi.
belief Judge I'.arnes is on all fouis
with Senatcr Hanna and with all the
republican orators who have taken the
stump in Arizona. Nor did the speaker
say at any time that the democratic
party had anything to offer for th: re
lief of the laboring man which the re
publican party was not offering.
Judge Karnes handled the trust ques-
I IIUH 111 LI Ilil'Hri ,nr 111.1(111.1. .11 ll'.l
his belief that the trust was the result
j of republican rule, but rithr of an
j eve lution. The trust had become an
inevitable condition, a problem which
' was to be solved. He thought, without
i saying why he thought so that the
democratic solution of it would be th"
I best. He repudiated free trade or any
interference with the tariff arrange
ments of the country, except for the
repression of those trusts which had
destroyed competition at homo and ha 1
who i become oppressors of the people. On
this subject Judge Karnes recognize, t
tne oenencence oi me proiecuon la -oij trad
and belli ved that the wall should be
j kept up wherever it would do any go nl.
I As 1 1 the management of the fi. reign
possessions cf tee country tne speaK-r
! said the republican parlv was doing the
best it could, but he intimated that the
Vnmiriilii' ivirlv liv i-feiyiei t f ilo Pire'
uneuior oi repiuean c parade? ist os I
and incidents would enable him to live
decently and refrain from politics.
The Republican has no objection to the
In His Address to Maricopa Demc
ciats He Dots Sot Eeheve That
Democratic Success Is Absolutely
Esseutial.
in
o.
Judge W. II.
lias been
il purine, nt
live ye.trs,
I'emot rats
It had been thought that the munilkent
salary received by Judge Karnes from j
The KepublicMii for his services as tie- I
Karnes of Tucson.
charge of the snake
this p.iper for about
addressed a meeting of
in this i t y last night.
affairs of
if it were
iV- A5"Jfe'V x
Kffi.
ivni ifi n
A Quick Breakfast
Is always possible when the cook has
gas at her fingers' ends. A match, a
light eggs in three minutes, chops or
steaks in 10, and there you are. No
smoke, no smell, no ash. Better use
gas, don't you think? Others do; why
not you? Want to know more about
gas? We'll tell you gladly.
Phoenix Light and Fuel Co.
Cor. Ist. Ave. and Jefferson St.
Tel. 2401.
evident purpose of Judge Karnes to
keep in practice as the relator of snak"
stcries. I he more weird he becomes
the more valuable will be his services in i
the department cf this paper which h-; i
has filled so long and so ably.
Rut it was brought to the notice of
the management of The Republican
last night that Judge Barnes has not
been doing his best work in these col
umns, though it must bo admitted that
his work hss been considered satisfac
tory and his salary has been paid him
ungrudgingly.
He seem -d, frr instance, to have risen
to a superior hc-ight in the art of snake
story telling a couple of years ago
when he described the wonderful intel
ligence of a pet rattlesnake owned by
a Mexican of Tucson.
One night a burglarentered the house
of the owir-r of the snake. The reptile
threw a coll about his neck and pre
vented his escape, whil? he stuck hi?
tail through the key hole and
for a polkeman. Thfse ars the
( xperienc" in h milling the
Mate could do much better
driven a chance.
The general prosperity of the country
was admitted by the speaker. I'.ut It
could not ias- t f rever, unless there, w as
a political change. The democratic
party had if wps true rot contributed
to it in any wav, but it had always
been v illing to do so anil was ib-barre I
only by opportunity. Now- the tir.ii
had come to give it the chane? an I
prosperity would be perpetuated.
mny be desi ribed as
The Camclback Oil company in now j
down VM feet anil everything is run- j
ning rnii.othly and satisfactorily, ex i
cept for so'.ne time past the directors j
have be' u keeping up the worn, on their j
own responsibility owing to lack of ;
I'unJi-. Oil having been discovered in :
Pinal tounty. the company feels great- j
!y encouraged, and hopes to be able to j
continue the wcrK. In order to do ro,
however, money nuft be forthcoming,
and Secretary W. I). Tanner will today
I. sue the following self-explanatory j
letter: ;
"At the meeting of the stockholders j
of th ; 'amelback Oil Company, held
'September C.rith, certain subscriptions
vt i r I4 t'vel witn the provisr. that
total oi $3,0(0 bj raised. More than
I half of this a::;a:nt has been sub- j
Isciibel. brt none of llu- subscriptions I
jaie available U'.il.-rs the re-tricu n is!
! 1 1 moved or th? total .-r.r.o jr.t is sub
scribe:!: The board of diret tors has de
termined that it cant" t c- atinue t In- j
cr.r further i::d -Me Iness unh.-s pin-
vision i,: made for its payment, and ;
ha:: theiefue called for a meeting t-.T ,
the stc k holders and all paiti s i n I -r- !
: st 1 oi ii tuber I'i'th. 1!' -J. at the hour;
f 2: CO o'clock p. tn., w hicli me ting will i
be held at the looms of th" b.arJ of!
in Phoenix. Your presence at ;
this mccti'ig is important, rn it will
then be decided whet'aer the work vill
ee I I : I I I . I Ue. I il' lit. I il"
i owns its i;vn ma' bila i ;. .
I v. .ak'i k v.-ry ' salisl'.n liiri'.;,
j I., "il 1 1-- ov. re, near riorv:
FIXly "Hide-; St. li I lie:. S i ol I'll
the liini tins are b it h tn ab
ile! iii.l.llll WoltC now m I
it may be v. iihi:: a few .bundle
f tlii' di-ioveiy of r.il h -r, ."
O
. RAISING THE WIND
Our fall stock of men's, ladies', children's and
babies' shoes is now in
We have the best selection in the city, ail sizes,
all kinds of leathers, toes, soles and finish a strictly
up-to-date department.
To go with the shoes we have a beautiful line
of ladies' hose. Men's half hose in all colors and
:i Weights,
rices Rigli
2 !' 1 o (k
ce. : JL
i n-lo-.i the ;
ur r:-. as :
I feet
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Telephone 2741
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9 and 11 East Washington Street
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Another Assessment tn the Demc
f ratio Candidates-
The speech
argument in favor of an experiment.
Things were very good, it is true, as
they ars, but nothing is so good that it
might not be made better. Having
concluded his argum -nt th judge felt
it incumbent upon him to speak of the
candidates. He knew both Mr. Morri-
Ti-.e democratic, county campaign
an 1 !::::r.Jgjrs ars gro.ving desperate. They
have ord. red another assessment of the
1 ;:i:ii;dat.s who complain that they
had already been over-assessed, and
that they can so far see no good re
sults of the expenditure f the money.
One of tin m -went Into the air" when
h-' w.-.s raised
Ube SixtH Avenue Motel j&jz?
Only Home-Like Hotel in Phoenix
Kverytliing New, Xeat and Clean
Elegantly Furnished Sunny Rooms
Table Uusurpassed
II. M. CHAPMAN, Prop.
son and Col. Wilson: both wore honcn
h'e men and clt"1" would be a i i"'it
th" territory. Those who liked the
or lonrl th? better wre at liberty
vote for him. and the same privilege
would not be denied the admirers r f
Mr. Morrison. As to the county can-
rattled j didntes of the republican and demo-
sanent era tic tickets, the speaker knew many
in a nd refus , to
come in. The managers say that the
money they want is not required for
pr"Si nt liculs bm that it will be esscn-
to j tial on election day: that if th-.y do
points of the incident and they are re- of them and knew them all to be good
peated now so that striking as they men. Xo mistake could be made by
may seem, those who heard Judge
Flames last night may have the con
soling knowledge that his powers as a
snake editor are not on the wane.
Eut after all he was tame in compar
ison with most of the other democratic
orators whom the people of Phoeniv
l ave heard in the course of this cam
paign. He believed, or he sail he be
lieved, that the cause of stah-hoo
the voters of this county this fall. The
judge thanked his audience fcr having
coming out to hear him express his
fairly unbiased opinion of the situa
tion. Th meeting was closed hy George
F'urdy Billiard, who wrought himse'f
into a state of excitement over the
statchoad question. Mr. Bulla rd wa
dead sure thr.t the republican inajarily
11' t gel it. all that th.-v have d me will
go for nothing.
One reason why some cf the candi
dates object to any further assessment
is that they fear the money is not to
be used in the interest of th? whole
ticket, but for the benefit of certa in can
didates. The ticket is. as is well known,
divided into factions, or rather, it rep
resents the factions of the Young Men's
Democratic dub on one hand, and the
Jeffcrsonians on the other. The com
mittee which will have charge of the
money is Jcffersonian. The Jefferson
ians though have a grievance of their
own. They complain that the club or
the leading members of it are getting
ready to sacrifice the last of the ticket
for their civn representatives and wcrd
has con.e to them ol" oners to trade.
That was the very thing the b iding
JcfTcrroiiiarr fear;-;! when the unrv-e-rs-ary
compromise was made with the
"Young Men's Democratic club in the
onvention, and they fire engaged in
reminding- the compromisers of the
pr dictions made at that tim.
Seme hard stcries will be told about
-some of the republican candidates on
the eve of the election. A conversa
tion was overheard the other night be
tween two members of the democratic
committee, at which it was agreed to
nss.ijl three of the republican candi
dates. "We'll wait." said one of the com
mittee, "until a das' or two before elec
tion and the stories will last as he:;:
we need them."
You MustiStop
for a cool room end
quiet night's rest at
The Williams House,
Maricopa, Arizona.
f. I... Kasterling has opened new un
dertaking pallors at 44-46 K. Adams,
cni.t r First. Tel. 31
FANCY G!oDSk
! r.dffea and reeds tor Indian baskets;
stamping for burnt work a specialty.
Mrs. YV. Hill. 5 South Second street.
j Mrs. Aylwin's hair dressing parlor,
jil So. ('enter. Cotton block, upstairs.
TOILET
SOAPS
A
Complete line
ol
the leading brands.
We carry a
very laige line
and can please
you on soap.
Pure Castile Soap
L 1 ioc Bar
It works nice with
this water.
Remember us when
you think of soap.
ELVEY& HULETT
The Live Druggists 0
5 and 7 East Washington St.
POINT!
GOODS
AN
copysi;
Ml
it
1 1
GOOD DRUGS
Are as essential as diagnosis In case
of sickness your physician must know
bis profession, so must the druggist
his. We fill prescriptions promptly,
properly, of pure ingredients, at net
exorbitant prices, and bespeak your
patronage if we have it not now. t;h ur
vve be so favored? Every toilet access
ry. Our mail order department is con
ntly increasing. Send us your or-
PhoneU211.
Cltirie's Pharmacy
? McCtlRf, Ph. G. PROPRIETOR.
K 1 J U 1st Ave., Phoenix Arl.
Dependability is woven in every yard shown by the New York Store so much for the stability of the
potent and very significant point about our goods is the sightliness of the patterns and colors. Those
elines, Basket Suitings, Broadcloths and all the new and wanted makes and shades, are here in profusion.
APPLIQUE
and Other Trimmings
fabrics. Another
dashing new Zib-
Silk applique in solid black and white,
these are the newest in the market and
bear the stamp of fashion's approval.
A full range of patterns at prices from
40c to $2.75 per yard.
Cotton apiJinues in fancies, blacks
and white. In all widths and a large
of prices from lCc to $1.7o per
range
yard.
$1.65 Zibelines The glossy fur cloth
that has so taken the popular fancy.
Colors, castor, new blue, brown, wine:
4-in. wide $1.43
$1.2r ISroadcloths and Venetians Xo
need to mention colors, they are all
here, 12 colors and black; f4 inches
wide 97e
.llic Venetians, strictly all wool, 38 in.
wide, all colors and black. This is a
beautiful fall suiting 4.1:
Cac All-Wool ladies' Cloth, .12 inches
wide; good value at 63c 43c
$1.23 Ktamine (black only), bought at
a reduced price; while it lasts 73e
$1.25 leaver, heavy, for fall skirts,
colors black and blue, 51 in S3e
aCc I'ebbie Suiting (black only) C5c;
$2.00 Peau de Soie, silk, in black only.
(We have made a larg? purchase of
these reliable, durable goods, and at
very much reduced prices.) This line
at $l.j
A better line in the same make, h
beauty; well worth $2.25. Price $1.6'.)
Many other prices equally advan
tageous will be found here.
Stic Colored Taffetas. This is the
chance of a lifetime. We offer the
whole lot at. per yard 67j
$1.25 Black Taffeta. We will not at
tempt to describe this line. See it, the
value is unapproachable. For this sale.
price 98e
$1.40 Colored Taffetas, beauties evei v
one, all well worth $1.40. They gn
at " 97c
FANCY
frenchTlannel
FOR FALL WAISTS
These goods are more leautiful than
ever, and the variety is-endle?s; we
mention only a few lines. To be appre
ciated these goods must be seen.
$2.25 and $2.50 Individual Waist Pat
terns, new shades, fancy stripes. All
at. each $l.9S
Fancy
75c
striped French flannel.
worth
Plain French Tricot, all wool, endless
colors, worth 40e per yard 2'Jc
A line of fancy
at 30c per yard ..
waisting; good value
Passementeries
New Oriental Laces
Fancy YoKings
Cut Steel Buttons
Pearl Buttons, all sizes
Flyer in Lining's
Mercerized Sateen
Lining', regular price
35c yard 22c
124c Percalines, not
all shad es, nut many
useful, at per yd . 81 c
All tne Latest Trimmings
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