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THE AIcIZOXA REPUBLICAN, FIIIDAY MOXNING, MARCH 25, 1904
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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
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Arizona Publishing Co.
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PHOENIX. ARIZ.. MARCH 25, 1904.
A P atrorm For All Parties.
Representative John Sharp Williams.
the democratic leader in congress;
and the ablest leader the democratic
party has had at Washington in many
years said, a day or two ago: j
nrrko.A siimilil Ho cnerifio statutes '
. '. ct ..nmiini"-,, tvpes of built-up guns; and some ex-
prohibiting acceptance cr campaign - 1 "
contributions from corporations. The ports have calculated thnl the existing
reason for the rule Is obvious. Corpora- j types of weapons upon which our na
tions ewe their existence to tho law. tional defense depends are from 33 to 38
The law is the voice of the govern- per cpnt ,ess effectIve tnan Brltlsh
ment, and the government is. or ought
V . , . , flwl It German or French guns. These alle-
to be, the servant of the people. It "
follows, therefore, that an -artificial gallons as to an alleged Inferior con
person' created by the pecple ought ditlon of our naval ordnance gain some
not to be permitted to devote money ' support from the recent acticn of the
which it has gained In the business.
thus Justified ind thus only justified,'
" ... , i
to the furtherance or party enu3
or to the accomplishment of partisan
purposes. There Is too apt to follow a
merger' between a party and a cor
poration, which. If not unlawful, ought
to be unlawful.
"This Is, however, only a part of the
greater question the duty of putting
an end to undue and illegitimate use
of money In politics. That is, all con
sidered, the burning question, and the
least understood and most difficult
problem of public life In (he United
States."
It Is evident fr6m the context that
Mr. Williams thought he was attack
ing the republican party, but his mo
tive In .suggesting a law to prevent po
litical contributiens by corporations is
Immaterial; he touches upon an evil
which is manifest to every thoughtful
c itizen of the United States. And i
whether Mr. Williams believes It or
cot. It is true that the democratic
party has profited quite as much from
"campaign contributions from corpora-
tions" as has the republican party. Ha i
lays down a platform upon which all -
parties ought to stand, and it would
be enacted into law without delay I
at the same time there could be a
law protecting ccrporations from sand
bagging at the hands of municipal,
state and national lawmakers.
. The profits made by tho average cor
poration are not so great s.s to lead it
to throw money at any party or pcli
t'cian. When contributions are made It
Is because they are thought to be ne-
c-essary for the protection of legitimate
business Interests from the highway
men of politics.
Uncle Sam's New Gun.
What certain experts declare to be
the record breaking gun of the world,
the safest in construction and most i
powerful in range, capable of hurling niitted him to choose his own com
ic 100-pound projectile through space ' y on the ptreets. Naturally he fell
with a velocity cf thirty-five hundred ,nto bad company and bad wav3. The
feet a second, is now nearly completed ng would vary their lnsolence and
for the United States government. The
shell, at It highest possible point of
flight, would be about ten miles above
the earth, soaring four miles above the
top of Mount Everest, in the Hima
layas, believed to be the highest peak !
on the globe. The swift pace of this
shtll would be sufficient to girdle the
earth in about ten hours. This pro
jectile, after gting thirty miles, would
have power enough left to penetrate
s'.x inches of steel.
This is the new rapid fire, six Inch
P.rown wire tube gun, composed
throughout its entire length solely of
rolled stetl wire. It Is to be finished
by May 1st and taken to Sandy Hock
to be tested. Its completion, some ex
perts say, will mark a memorable era
in the system of artillery manufacture.
and. owing to its solidity and alleged
nonbui sting qualities, the great velo- '
city of its shell and Its stupendous
range, hepes are bright that it will
prove itself to be the most formidable
death dealing engine of warfare in ex
istence, and that the famous gun kings
of Europe will be now outclassed by
American Ingenuity in the production
of a fighting machine far excelling than theirs.and begin to acquire vicious
their latest weapons and almost double haD,ts- Their rarents let them do as
In power and range those now in use they please and choose their own com
In this country. A newspaper reporter pany. They are permitted to loaf about
recently visited the plant of the Scott j th streets after dark, and nobody
Iron company cf Reading, Pa., to look knows where they are. Then a crime
at this leviathan as it lay cradled la ,s committed and the boy3 are impli
the lathe, wrapped in Its mantle of cated In It.
twenty-one miles of steel wire. It is j There are rarely any exceptions to
213 inches long and weighs twenty the rule that in such cases the parents
thousand pounds. j are directly responsible for the fate
This weapon has been constructed of their hoodlum and criminal sons,
according to the calculations of a bal- i The boys can be controlled if they are
listic engineer of authority. Colonel taken In time and handled with firm
John M. Ingalls, U. S. A., retired. His ( ness. In nine cases out of ten it ia
predictions for this six-inch gun now parental indulgence which creates
on the lathe are startling enough a criminals.
range of thirty miles with an elevation
of 45 degrees. More startling are his- Wo dislike to consider what mi.Tht
figures fcr a ten-inch gun of the same be the sad plight of certain esteemed,
kind, built in proportion, having a but Jimcrow papers, published not a
powder chamber of 14.2C9 cubic Inches thousand miles from Phoenix, if The
and using a charge of 3G0 pounds of Republican didn't furnish them daily
smokeless powder. This, he declares, with something to talk about.
at an elevation of 45 degree's, would
Fend a 600-pound rrcjectile with a
velocity of S.fltO feet a second to the
distance of fifty-nine miles.
The shell at its highest point of
j flight would be about pevcnteen miles
.above the surface of the earth. The
monster shot, as it left the muzzle,
wculd have an energy in Its blow
Mhlch would be equal to lifting sixty
cf the biggest freight locomotives ten
feet In the air.
It Is possible, moreover, according
to the laventor, J. Hamilton Brown, to
A. t i A ... I I-
.construct a sixteen or iw eniy-iiiin
gun of the same type with Increased
proportions and additional layers of
wire, enlarged powder chamber, etc.,
which would have a range cf a hun
dred miles.
After Colonel Ingalls had verified
and reverifled his calculations and
was forwarding the results to the In
ventor of the gun, he himself was
amazed at the range of his computa
tion, saying: "The results are so
astonishing that I have hesitated to
give them, since I feel sure that no
one will ever believe them. However,
I have made no mistakes In my calcu
lations, and loyalty to my methods and
tables should give me courage so here
the;- are."
The new six-inch gun appears on the
scene at the opportune time. The
bursting of guns recently In cur navy
has resulted- in some- surprising dis
coveries as to the efficiency of our best
ordnance bureau la issuing an order
, , i
lowering the muzzle velocity of naval
guns by reducing the powder charges
so as to give the ( projectiles from one
hundred to three hundred feet a sec
end less velocity than formerly.
The new wire gun Is the first one of
twenty-five 6-Inch and twenty-five 5
inch weapons for which the govern
ment has set aside an allotment of
J7C0.0C0. The nearly completed one Is
being built under an especial appro
pi iation of $41,000. including mount
and ammunition for trial tests, and is
to be adopted on the report of the
board of ordnance and fortifications.
The main feature of this gun, wherein
lies the secret of its strength and
range. Is in the employment cf flat
steel sheets to form the central tube.
round whith are wound la'ers of 8leel
wire.
The flaking of Hoodlums.
Probably 90 per cent of the criminal
business of this country is caused by-
the misdeeds of young fellows ranging
from u tQ 2, years of cge
responsible for this awful condition?
Nobody but the parents."
That wag, according to the Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle, the opening
passage In the speech of District Attor
ney Coatsworth, of Erie county, at
Rjffalo In summing up the case
against Heirr.an Helmberger, the boy
bandit, accused of murdsr of Bernardo
Balsano, a grocer, who was killed in
his own store by a gang of toughs, of
whom Helmberger was one, in a hold
up performance.
Heimberger belonged to a street-
r.ror- r,o- in. rr.ni hml rwr-
viciousness on th; street by haunting
saloons or playing cards In a resort
behind a candy t-tore.
Of course these hoodlums were al
ways hatching mischief. Finally one
day they took a notion they would
like to travel. Funds were necessary.
How could they be raised? The boys
had read of hold-ups, and. ho Helm
berger procured a revolver, ard with
his companions started to rob some
honest man. They found a customer
in one grocery, so the proprietor ot
that escaped. Then they entered Bal
sano's store and ordered him to hold
up his hands. On the first movement
he made he was shot dead.
There we have the development of
the criminal and of the ciirr.e. Thesa
street corner gnngs are all candidates
for the Prison r the gallows. Not
one in fifty of them will escape. They
are on the highway and down grade to
crime, disgrace and punishment.
Some of the lads are fairly good boys
when they Join the gang. They are not
naturally criminals, but they come un
der the fascination of stronger wills
t
Japanese Physical Culture.
It Is paid by many observant trav
elers and a number of special, foreign
investigators who have' studied th?
matter that . the . Japanese. In conse
auence of their peculiar and superli"
system of physical exercise, have be
'corr.e the healthiest and strongest-men
; in the world, and have attained the
highest form of perfection that is
! ratable of being reached by the humat
j body. This ia due to their exact
scientific methods of training, disci-
pline, simplicity of diet and exercise
; In the fresh nlr Instead of the polluted
atmosphere of tlu? gymnasium. Little
or no apparatus is used in their out
door work. Muscle pitted against
muscle Is the keynote of their scheme
of training, and the devlopment of the
Jower extremities, the loins and thighs,
said to be the natural seat of strength,
receives special attention, supplement
ed by that of the forearm. By this plan
any and almost every muscle of the
body can be exercised and developed.
One of the favorite and most ef
ficient exercises for the arm which is
specially renuired in the military is
the open air fencing bout, with long
lances of bamboo. The face and upper
part of the body during these con'
tests are protected, the head, by a long,
flowing hood, the front being supplied
with a metal screen, shielding the
wearer's fr.ee from the thrust of his
opponent's lance. Dexterously u
knock the lance from the grasp of the
other, and at the same time to finish
the feat by throwing him to th
ground which requires a light wrest
ling match and exercise of muscular
strength is the desired goal of the
fence. These and all other contests
are entered into with an equanimity
of temper and a pleasant manner
which are kept tp to the end and ar-
Important elements in developing tha
national character.
CHANGE FOR MASS MEETING
It Will be Held in Dorris Thta.tr la.
stead of at Plaza.
The Tonto road campaign committee
met yesterday and decided that the
mass meeting tc be held nex.t Tuesday
evening should be In the Dorris thea
ter instead of at the City Hall plaza,
as had been previously planned. The
change was made because of the un-
certainty
cause of
of the weather and also be
the greater conveniences at
the theater and the fact that it will be
easier to hear the speakers.
The committee is planning to make
the meeting a great success. It is to
be called to crdti promptly at 7:30,
but previous to that time the Pioneer
bai:d will give a concert In front of
the theater and there will be music
throughout the evening.
Invitaticr.s have been sent to the
mayor and ccuncilmen of Tempe and
likewise cf Mesa to attend the meeting
and for the accommodation of the
residents of thoKe two towns who de
rire to attend the meeting the Mari
ccpa and Phoenix railroad will run a
special train, leaving Tempe and Mesa
in time tc reach this cily before the
opening of the meeting and returning
after the meeting. A special rate will
be charged for the trip.
In discussing the meeting yestrrday
the committeemen said they desired it
understood that all were to be welcome
and especially those who for one rea
son or ancther oppose the proposed is
sue of bonds for the construction of '
the Tontc road. If the opposers will !
come to the meeting, the committee '
desires that they enter into the discus
sion or at least ask questions, thus
bringing out all sides of the question
and giving the committee an opportun
ity tc correct mistaken ideas or thor
les. The financial committee which has
been soliciting funds to defray the ex
penses of the campaign, completed Its
work yesterday, having secured $300,
which, it is believed, will be ample to
meet all requirements.
Reports from the registration clerks
show that the registration is proceed
ing rapidly and that fully CM persons
have signed the roll.
o .
THE R0AHKE ESTATE
What Is Left of It Is About To Be Set
tled Up.
The estate of James Itoarke is now
in sight of a settlement. The hearing
of th objections to the final repcrt of
the administrator O. H. Christy was
concluded yesterday and the report
was approved by the piobate court ex
cept in the matter of the commissions.
It was decided to let that g.i until the
distribution of th estate. There are
two claims for commissions amounting
in all to about $2,000. There are also
conflicting claims. Some of these put
Into the final report are cliimej by
the former administrati ix of the es
tate, Mrs. Cora Franklin. Then there
are the claims o both the administra
tor and his predecessor to which ob
jection' is made by the heirs. There
was a claim against the estate by Col.
William Chrisly growing out of a part
nership in some cattle. Ronrke's
Resides being the
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Judgment was obtained against her
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estate.
An order of the sale of the prop
erty will be made shortly and In the
course of two or three months the af
fairs of the estate will be wholly
wound ur.
At the time this estate went Into the
probate couit six yeais ago It was
worth about $;0,000. The highest esti
mate of its present value Is $10,000.
The rest of it has gene In litigation,
which was begun by an effort to in
troduce a will in favor of a nephew
of Roarke by which he was to receive
practically all of the estate. It was
proved that the will was a forgery.
That having been disposed of the un
disputed heirs engaged In litigaticn
among themselves and against the ad- .
ministration. All the disputes have j
been cleared up now and there seems
to be little in the way of an early and I
final settlement.
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Tel. Main 365. O'Neill Block.
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Do rot forget that we write Fire Insurance' and that our line of
companies are among the oldest, the largest and the best.
LOS AWGELSS PRCPCBSSD LIST
ouuia ainu SHUts.
REGAL SHOES by Mail.
13.75 per pair, express prepaid. 150 styles
for MEN AND WOMEN. 144 sizes and
wldthB, one price. ES stores. Tannery
to consumer. Catalog and self measure
ment blank on postal request. Los An
geles store 222 W. Third St.. near Broad
way. A. S. Vandegrift. Manager.
BARRELS AND TANKS.
Txa Angeles Cooperage Co. Tanks, bar
rels and kegs. Write for prices.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC.
WESTERN IRON WOiJKS. 908-928 N.
Main St., manufact'rs crude oil engines
and pumps. Complete Irrigating plants.
VULCAN- IRON WORKS, 917-919 N.
Main St.; manfis. stamp mills, ore crush
ers, well tools. General machine work.
CARPETS AND RUGS.
T. BrLLTNGTON CO.. 312-314 S. Broad
way. Curtains, draperies, China and Ja
pan mattings. All kinds of floor coverings.
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To Lfoan "on
Real Estate
No
delay or red tape
Can
be repaid in $50 00 payments
with corresponding J eduction
in interest.
R. H. GREENE,
42 N. Cent" St.
DEWEY ROSE
and Maricopa Chief will make season
of 1904 at owner's ranch one and one
fourth miles west of Grand avenue on
Maricopa canal.
Maricopa Chief Is an English Shire,
black, weighs 1700, six years old.
- Dewey Rose Is black, six years old,
weighs 1050 lbs. Sired by Star Rose,
he by Old Montrose. Goes all the gaits.
As fine a bred saddle stallion as there
is In America. For extended pedigree
call on owner. r
Terms: Maricopa Chief, $8.00, re
turn privilege. Dewey Jtose. $25.00. re
turn privilege.
THOMAS McGINNIS. Owner.
You Must Stop
for a warm room and
quiet night's rest...
The Williams House,
Maricopa, Arizona.
W. J. MURPHY
Real Estate, Insurance.
Loans.
102 West Adams Street.
RESIDENT LOTS!
Regular size, desirable location
north of Washington street. For
the whole bunch, only $1,000.00.
$1,000.00
One of the finest residences In
c Ity for much less than it cost to
build it.
150 inches water in Grand
Canal for lease.
Allen & Wilson,
47 N. Center street.
Fifield & Gallagher
GENERAL CONTRACTORS '
AND SUPERINTENDENTS
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Kodaks and Photo Supplies,
ART PICTURES AND FRAMING.
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Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Send for Catalogue.
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POULTRY SUPPLIES.
' IIKNRT AL13ERS. 315 S. Main St.
T-amrest poultry supply house in U. S.
pnd for free catalogue.
SANATORIUMS.
PRIVATE HOME for ladles during con
finement. Best of care. Homes found for
children. Mrs. Dr. C. E. Smith. 727 Belle
vue Ave.
BM.T.ARD PULMONARY SANATOR
IUM, Pasadena, Cal., Dr. W. H. Ballard.
Medical Director. Write for Booklet.
OPTICAL GOODS.
ADOLF FRESE
Eyeglasses, Optical Goods ami
Draughtsmen and Surveyor's Supplies
Manufacturer and importer. Los An
geles, Cal., 12R S. Spring St. Sunse'
Tel. Main 1042. H"me Tel. 1042
PATENTS.
PATENTS. Copyrights, trade-marks,
Labels, U. S. and Foreign. Infringement
stilts prosecuted and defended. Townsend
Bros.. Bradbury blk., Los Angeles. Cal.
PATENTS Hazard & Harpham, Los
Angeles. Send for free book on patents.
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A strictly first-class and modern hoteL
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WE CARRY FULL LINES OF
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When in Prescott it will please
ue te have you call and get
acquainted.
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PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. '
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TH1 CLUB STABLES
One block north of Hotel Adams on
North Center street. Nobby turnouts.
Safe and speedy stock.
W. L. GE0RGF & CO.
Good Tarnetts. Ceod Saddle Bertcs.
DUBLIN CORRAL.
LIVERY iND SALE STABLE.
A. V. VAN D0RLN, Proprietor.
Tel. Black 513. 19 E. Jefferson St.
Scott's Sanlal-Pepsin Capsules
APOSITIVECURE
For InflsmmatlODor Catarrh
of the Bladder and Diseased
Kidney. No cure do par.
Cure quickly mud Perma
nently the worst eases ot
(ronorrhoes and Gleet, no,
matter of how long stand
Inr. Absolutely harmless,
bold by druggists. Prtc
11.00, or by niall, postpaid,
. 00, 8 boxes' ri.75.
THE SANTAl-PEFSIR CO,
ILi-iFONTAlNb, OH'O.
- EL.VEY & HULETT. AGENTS.
Money to Loan at Low Rates
For building or on Improved city property.
State Mutual Building & Loan Association
Of Los Angeles, Cat
Tf you wnt a loan call on our agents.
E. TC. PASCOE. 110 N Center St.. Phoenix.
J. ERNEST WALKER. Phoenix.
"Just as Easy"
COPYRIGHT:
to cook over gas as over coal or ker
osene much easier In fart. Tint vmi
ought to think, too, of the freedom from
oust ana ashes, the Immediate produc
tion of heat, the savins of temper of
wife, cook or housekeeoers. No delay
ed breakfasts when you use gas. Ask
us ail about It.
Phoenix Light & Fuel Co.,
ULuaV-laia '
1 if i n 1
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Cor. 1st Ave. and Jefferson. Tel. J40L