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ft 2 THE AttlZONA REPUBLICAN SATURDAY WORKING, JUKE 1G, l'JOG THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Published Every Day in the Year bj THE Arizona Publishing Co. QEO. W. VICKER8. rea. and Oen. Mg1. Exclusive Morning Associated Press Dispatcher The only Perfecting Press In Arizona The only battery of Linotypes In Arizona. Publication officer 26-28 East Adams street. Telephone Main 47. Entered at the postofflce at Phoenix, Arizona, as mall matter of the second class. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mall, dally, one year .M Weekly, one year 2.00 Cash In advance. BY CARRIER. Dally, per month 75 ctB PHOENIX. ARIZONA. JUNE 16. 190G. A HARD LOSER. Our Uncle Joseph Cannon Is a hard loser. The insinuations of Delegate Smith which Ailed the speaker with forgetfulneas of himself on Thursday were mild In comparison with the things which had been said about him both in congress and in the newspa pers before the game had been played out. It was perhaps unnecessary for Mr. Smith to further Irritate the old man In the moment of his defeat, but it must not be forgotten that Mr. Smith and the other Arlzonlans had been sub jected by the speaker to a great deal of Irritation. The incident was closing, and the delegate was given the first and last opportunity to say what he had to say since the passage of the bill by the house. Even then he was moderate. The speaker had for months been accused of unfairness and even of bribery. In fluential eastern republican papers Joined In the accusation and declared that the traditions of the house had been disgraced by the speaker In his course during the statehood legisla tion. It had been shown by the Washing ton Post that the Insurgents had been punished by deprivation of public buildings and other appropriations for the benefit of their constituents. It was also shown that their colleagues had been rewarded for their cringing obedience to the organization. As to the charge by Mr. Smith, of trafficking in legislation, of Improper attempts to influence senate legisla tion, it la remembered that when the bill was returned to the house from the senate, the speaker angrily de clared that if the house would stand firm the senate would have to yield. It was later given out in the news dis patches that the speaker Intended to withhold action on various senate bills until the senate should come to the house's way of thinking about Joint statehood. His stubbornness, too, would have prevailed but for the firm ness of Senator Foraker, who was con cerned in no pending legislation more deeply than he was that -Just ice should be done Arizona. As long as there was a prospect, or even a hope, of success, the speaker j was unmoved by criticism. But, rubbed sore by defeat, he gave way to ' violent anger, 'and then could merely i deny the Insinuations which he con-! strued to have been made. If he had been conscious of no Impropriety on his part, he would probably not have: observed a personal attack in the "in- ' slnuatibn." He certainly would not have resented it, and thus have given the greatest possible publicity and per manency of effect to the observations of Mr. Smith. The fact Is, the speaker blundered into the statehood fight; he blundered through It, and blundered out of it. Verily, the transgressor has a hard row to hoe. LOCK SYSTEM OR NONE. The attitude of the senate toward the two types of Interoceanlc canal is yet a subject of conjecture. It has been assumed or guessed that a ma jority favored the lock system. We suppose that this matter will be set tled next Thursday. The president s threat, or the state ment "on authority," that he would veto a bill providing for sea-level con struction. Is not likely, though, to in crease the chances in the senate of the lock type. . The failure In that body of much of the legislation desired by the president in the course of this session has been attributed to these "author itative" statements regarding his course In certain contingencies. There is known to be a strong ele ment in the senate in favor of the sea level canal. It is argued against the lock system that, while it is less expen sive and can be much more Quickly constructed, it is much more subject to derangement. If not destruction, by earthquakes. These senators, too, are backed by the majority report of the board of en gineers selected throughout the world with reference to their technical knowl edge of such matters. They were op posed by the majority of the commis sion, who were selected less with refer ence to their engineering skill than with reference to something else. So, so far as technical support is con cerned, the sea-level senators have the best of it. There is still another group of sen ators who, though they are not loudly saying so, are rather indifferent to any type of canal. They believe this coun try could worry along a few years without an Isthmian waterway. Some of these senators might be counted up on to support any canal project which they believe the president might veto. The threat of a veto, therefore, if of any effect at all. would weaken rather than strengthen the lock-system sup port. Those who favor the sea-level plan or those who may be hesitating would not be won over by the presi dent's assumption that his plan is so much the better one that the other is j worthless. It was regarded as one of the n evitable sequences of the government's Investigation of the packing houses that the Hearst newspapers would un dertake a campaign of Investigation. They have done so. and we are relieved to learn that the coast branches of the trust have been given a clean bill of health. Some minor improvements have been ordered by the Examiner. They have doubtless been made by this time. If President Roosevelt desired to re venge himself himself upon the packers for the activity of their friends in con gress he could easily do so most ef fectively by vetoing the bill which the house seems disposed to pass. Thus the packers would be left in the air, and the destruction of their trade which they complain is going on would con tinue until a sufficiently reassuring in spection bill becomes a law. President Roosevelt believes by this time that congress has "court review" on the brain. There was the "cout review" obstacle to the president' idea of proper railroad rate legislation, and here it appears again in the meat in spection legislation. It is becoming so that one cannot sit down to a White House breakfast without being subject to "court review." The tensile strength of the Russian situation is greater than It was thought to be. It has been reported from time to time to be at the breaking point. Yet It withstood the mighty strain of Thursday, which would probably have broken any other government in the world. If the Los Angeles newspapers would give the country a chance, it would for get the earthquake. As long as they continue arguments to show that Los Angeles is earthquake-proof they keep alive the apprehension of the nervous. The ease with which a Jewish mas sacre can be organized in Russia was again illustrated in the Bialystok slaughter. A "Jewish anarchist" with a bomb furnished the excuse. Nearly every man feels that nature intended him for a better Job than he got. Philadelphia Record. o . Physicians Whisky. recommend Old Rutled.e Easterling& Whitney Undertakers Successors to A. J. BRADLEY. 216 VT. Washington St. Phone Main 2S. Lady attendant. W. H. CONSTABLE, Gold Storage Warehouse Corner Fourth Ave. and Jackson St., Phoenix, Ariz. I am fully equipped for storing all kinds of perishable goods, and respect fully solicit your business. Storage rates reasonable. Apply at Cold Stor age warehouse, Fourth Ave. and Jack son St. Phone Main 163. Farmers, Miners, Prospectors. Get the best staple gr tceriea nt the lowest prices. "We liave a large and well assorted stock of groceries that's why our atore Is so busy all the time. Tha finest TEAS and COF FEES. Buy Grisbel's Groceries. Frank Griebels 218-220 W. Washington 8t Phone 431. CLINTON CAMPBELL GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND SUPERINTENDENT P. 0. BOX 864 PHONE IED 494 PHOENIX. ARIZONA IS ik r MENTONE SANATORIUM For treatment of diseases of the lungs and throat. Ideally locat ed, three miles from Redlands, at an elevation of 1.800 feet. Fine main building, all outside rooms. Cottage tents for- out-of-door living. Competent resident phy sician, and all necessary medical apparatus and appliances. Rates, $12.50 to $20 weekly include board, room or tent, and all pro fessional service. I" Write for fully Illustrated booklet. Address A. R. SCHULTZ. Business Mgr. Mentone, California. HBBfBHBBBwaananBGsamBaBBM I Miller's Drug Store: N. E. Cor. Center and Wash Sts. Phone Main 113. Exquisite drinks of every good kind at the Big White Onyx Fountain Stop today. Proof We have been claiming the most satisfactory drug serv ice in this city. Test our claims. Compare our quali ties and prices. Consider our system of double checking all prescriptions, which elimi nates the possibility of error. Give our drug service a trial. We have no fear but what you will come again. THE HUMBOLDT, BUYERS OF Gold, Silver, and Ores and WORKS: Humboldt, Yavapai County, Arizona, Near Prescott. OFFICES: Prescott National Bank Building, Prascott, Arizona. Building, New York. CHARLES E. FINNEY, Vie President and General Manager. EWARD W. BROOKS, Ora Purchasing Agent. Office, Phoenix, Ariz. prepare for these celebrations by selecting the presents at our big jew elry store. Hand-painted China. Cut Glass, Silverware, etc.. last for ever jMtKJ. n. tuoft, Phone AH Horse and Mule Breeders Take Notice The Imported French Perch as TIM .WeXnTi?, 8eaSn f 1906 at my home ran?n- k a Jet bl weh"t V mll W2at f Alharab " Grand canal Calypso 1, 22342 fn L I 8 , IbS- age 7 years- "Sistered No. 43881. record No Son whose cotnntV ala the famous mamoi Napo- ZJl Jt ltS t00k fIrst and second Prizes at the Territorial fair will make the season at the same place 1 r wal Terma: Calypso, $15 season; Napoleon $10 season. Usual privileges. M. B. HOROVITZ Owner. In arranging for you via WABASH from Chicago or St. Louis to New Tor k equipment, fast time via Niagara Fall s. Berkshire hills. ROSS C. CLINE. P. C. P Agent. WE DONT THROW, DIRT BUT WE SELL PROPERTY WITH US AND LETS "GET BUSV W H. Ward & Comi)anv Rea,E!lt,e.,nsurance No, 9 West Adams Street. List your Phona 7-11 Black. On North Fourth Ave. we are offering a modern 5-room house, with large hall, bath and large screen room; a good barn, with mow for hay, and stalls and car riage room floored; east front age, with fine shade and lawn. The house was newly painted less than a year ago. The price for a few days $2750 8 Greene & Griffin REAL ESTATE 42 N. Center St. Scott's Santal-Pepsin Gapssiics A POSITIVE CURE Vorlnflammation orCatarrl of the Bladder and Disease1 Kluneji. No cure no paj Cures quickly aud iPerioa nently the worst ease cu frronorrhoea and Glet, nf matter of how lung iiand )Df. am Timely narmlesri Boid by druggists. Pri $1.(10. or by mail, postpaid ,l .', s boxes THE SANTAl-PEFSIR Cfl. ELVEY A HULETT. AGENTS. ARIZONA Copper Copper Mattes. Empire AAG6IE LAD CALANTHA No. 31187. His dam's A. R. O. butter record, 21 lbs. 9.1 ozs. in seven days. FOR SALE. Young bulls, ready for service. Let me furnish you one that will double the milking capacity of your herd when his daughters reach maturity. ALHAMBRA HOLSTEIN- FRESIAN FARM. H. Renaud, Prop., Alhambra, Arizona. fefl JUNE WEDDINGS S Jeweler. Ph Loemx. Red 1284. Calypso, who was Imported by If Follow the Flag your trip east, ask agent to route CONTINFNTAI I iMirrn and New England points. Moderp Mohawk Vallev. Hudson Rivr LOS ANGELES. Cal. IT. LIST YOUR jl. f ano oroaerage PHOENIX. ARIZ. Property With Us. i ISX fr Easier to Buy We are making extraordinary Summer Prices on New or Second-Hand Pianos or Rentals Very Little Money will Talk with inents Arranged. The Wiley B. Allen E. N. JENKINS. Manager. W011ipdIly p. c. PADDOCK. Ass't Man. 9-11 East Washington St. Pianos tuned in city, $4.00. . St. Louis in 55 hrs. 1 0 min. VIA GOLDEN STATE LIMITED An electric lighted vestlbuled train, through without change via Southern Pacific El Paso & Southwestern Rock Island Standard observation, 2 tourist sleepers, library buffet cars, mag nificent dining cars. Meals a la carte. For folders rates and schedules for any trip address RICHARD WARREN, V. R. STILES, Traveling Passenger Agent. General Pasesnger Agent. EL PASO, TEXAS. Why be Uncomfortable WHEN ELECTRIC FANS AND ELECTRIC IRONS CAN BE ATTACHED ANYWHERE IN YOUR RESIDENCE AND GIVE YOU A BREEZE WHILE WORKING OR RESTING. DECIDE THE QUESTION NOW AND KEEP YOUR WIFE AT HOME THIS SUMMER. PACIFIC GAS CORNER FIRST AVE. ARIZONA SCHOOL OF MUSIC MRS. SHIRLEY CHRISTY, Director Summer term beginning June 4th. Piano, Prof. Elmer A. Todd; Elocution and Physical Culture, Mrs. May French Cooley. Yee Sing's American Kitchen Parties served with extra fine real Chinese China dishes. Private rooms and family tyle when desired. Sing does all his own pastry. 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Arizona Automobile Co. 25-31 North Second St. ri a f qqo M J. ilUUC XUlUU KJUJ mm Get the Whole Camping Outfit At Spears' and Save a Third Greatly reduced prices on German Enameled Ware, Hammocks, Cots, Tents, Lawn and Porch Furniture, etc. A LOOK WILL SAVE YOU MONEY SPEARS 32-34 W. Washington St. But not too warm to make good Bread from INSIST THAT THE GROCER GIVE IT TO YOU. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION. In the Probate Court of the County of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of S. D. Ream, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Emma Ream has filed In this court a certain Instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of S. D. Ream, de ceased; together with her petition that saia win be admitted to probate and that letters testamentary Issue thereon to herself, and that the same will be heard on Wednesday, the 27th day of June, A. D. 1906, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of paid day, at the courtroom of said court, in Phoenix, county of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted. Dated June 12th. 1906. GEORGE KIRKLAND, Clerk. WARM Lftf tu-l