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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-15

IT is said that an anti.umbrella CAM
paign is in progress in Philadelphia.
The correspondent OF the Chicago Tri-
June writes that some one has figured
out that the cost Of umbrellas lost in
one year will pay for the construction
of the universal umbrella and sun
shade. At the same time the wear
and tear on human patience occa.
stoned by the loss of umbrellas and
the failure to take them away from
home when they are needed, will be
done away with. 1t is therefore pro-
posed to build porticoes over the side
walks which will serve the double pur-
pose OF protection from the sun and
shelter from the rain. 1t will be re-
membered that Bellamy, in Looking
Backward" allud ed to just such pop
ular convenience in his wonderful
dream.
JUDGE Dickinson, OF the Omaha Dis
trict Court, has further complicated
labor conditions by issue of an injunc-
ton against business men whose inter
ests come in contact with the demands
of labor. 1t is granted at the request
of the Walters Union, and restraints
firms from refusing to sell goods to
dealers who employ union labor. from
boycotting union labor, and enjoins
them to cease holding meetings to
adopt plans interfering with the unions
in management OF their affairs. The
order OF the court is even more sweep
ing than that issued by the Federal
Court against the strikers last week.
When will all this contention end,
which really benefits neither party?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-15

FREQUENT reference is made in East
ern papers to the shamful manner in
which negroes have been victimized by
confidence men under the belief that
they are entitled to pensions from the
government for the term of servitude
as slaves in antebellum days. They
point to a no less authority than Boss
Hanna for support of the idea, and
sums varying from IS to $25 have been
collected from them by INSCRIPTIONS
vampires for promotion Of that object.
Sidney Webb. one of these leeches,
was tried and convicted at Norfolk,
Va, last week, but before he was
locked up. managed to make his
escape from Deputy U. s. Marshal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-15
IT WILL NOT DOWN
AT THE AUTOCRATiC BIDDING
OF THE ADMINISTRATION.

Chief of the Internal Revenue Bureau VIC
tim for Not Conserving to Be a Tool
Naval Department Stands in With Snug
eIers- The Postoffice Ulcer -Clevelands
Attitude - Fortifyins Manila Harbor - The
immigration Bill Contains a Loophole for
Contract Labor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-05-15

THE Daily Record, of Olympia, claims
that it is the only daily in the Sound
country that really owns its own home.
This is mighty truth to say, when such
large papers as the Seattle P.-I. and the
Times, that do more business in a month
than the Record does in five years, yet
live in leased homes. But, Mr.. Record,
you wait until the P..I.'s new office is
finished in Seattle. The Records new
home will not make coal shed for it,
White Rioer Journal.
1t is better far to buy building at
a bargain-counter sale than to weight
a new building down by . mortgage.
1t is a notorious fact that the leading
journal of the Northwest has the latter
attachment which has absorbed its
revenue for 10! these many, many
years. Fortunate indeed is he who
hath . weasel.skin long enough to
pay cash and take advantage of cir
cumstances as well as to invite oblivion
OF results.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
State of New Jersey.)

State of New Jersey,)
 )ss.
 County of Hunterdon)
 BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this 24th day of March, 1903, before the under named Eugene.C. Gallagher and Edward Rittenhouse. well and personally known to me to be the same persons described in and who executed the foregoing in strument and severally and duly ac. knowledged to me that they had executed the sau'S
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have here unto set my hand and affixed my official seal at said County. the day and year last
 L.. H. SERGEANT. CNotarial SeaL) Notary Public State of South Dakota;) County of Beadle
 2sth day of March. 1soe. before the under signed, personally appeared the above named Philip Lawrence, well and person ally known to me to be the same per son described in and who executed the foregoing instrument. and duly acknowl- edged that he had executed the same. In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal al said County the day and year ias' @'0 EMNoR NJ. COOK. (SealN Notary Puflic. State of New Jersey,) ! )ss. County of Hunterdon) 1 Eugene c. Gallagher and Edward Rit | tenhouse, being duly sworn, each for him ! self deposes and says that he is one o | the persons named in and who executed | the foregoing articles of incorporation a. an incorporator therein; that he has reat ] the said Articles and knows the contents thereof: that the incorporators intend 1T good faith to form corporation for tn. purpose of a lawful business as set fortf ! in said Articles, and not for the purpos' ' of enabling several corporations to svoiC the provisions of Chapter 1s4. Sessiof I Laws of 1890. being an act entitled Al ! Acr to declare certain combina tion asreements and trusts unlawful, and tt | restrain and punish the same" EUGENE c. GALLAGHER Territory of Arizona) INWARD PITTENHOCSE- Sworn to b-fore me this 24th day O ! March. 1908. L. H. SERGEANI' Notary Public, Lambertyille, New Jersey CNotarial Seal)
 State of South Dakota, ! )ss. Office of Secretary of State.) i l hereby certify that the within instru uent was filed for record on the 3oth da' of March. A D. 1908. at 10 o'clock a. iu. and recorded in volume on page .:.. z oF COrDOrariOnS Of tht
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
Something for Nothing

Ladies suffering from uterine trou- bles. try Sano-Rea Home Treatment for women. Instructive book free.
 SANO-REA CO.,, 5& O'Neill Bldg, Phoenix, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Territory of Arizona,) -
 INWARD PITTENHOUSE- Sworn to b-fore me this 24th day or March. 1908. L. Ii. SERGEANI, Notary Public. Lambertyille, New Jersey (Notarial Seal.)
 State of South Dakota, )
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
THIRD.

The place where the principle business o< this Corporation shall be transacted Ia in the City of Huron. State of South Dakota. but it may have business or. fee without this State, at the City or Lambertville. State of New Jersey anc
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
IN M THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout tiie County of COChise, Arizona
 and Sonora
and Sonora

any and all meetings of incorporators, or directors may be held al either of said offices or places of business and the books of the Corporation may be kept at either of said offices or places oi business. and any incorporator or stock holder entitled to be present and to vote at any organization or stockholders meeting may be represented and vote al such meeting by proxy in writing.
 The domiciliary office of this Corpora ton shall be with the South Dakota Cor poration and Finance Company. in the aforesaid City of Huron, State Of South Dakota, in the office of Philip Lawrence
 FOURTH.
 The term for which this Corporation. shall exist shall be Twenty Years tOl with such right of renewal for other sim liar periods as may now or hereafter be permitted under the law of the State Of South Dakota.
 The number of directors of this Corpo- ration shall be Six, and each Director shall hold at least one share of stock The names and residences of such Di rectors who are to serve until the cleo tion of their successors are as follows:
 Eugene c. Gallagher. Lambertville New Jersey.
 Edward Rittenhouse, Iambertville
 Peter McGm, Lambertville New Jersey c. c Mccoy, Bisbee. Arizona.
 Philip Lawrence, Huron, South Dakota
 Nj. H. Lawrence. Huron, South Dakota
 SIXTH. The amount of the capital stock of thi Corporation shall be and is One Million Dollars (s1 900 0o0) divided into One Mil lion q. 900. .OO0) Shares of the par value O One (s1 00) Dollar each. In testimony whereof. we have hereunt' set our hands this 24th day of March 1908.
 EUGENE c. GALLAGHER EDWARD RITTENHOUSE PHILIP LAWRENCE,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

Just by way of a change the Bis Mining company. a new proposition foated a few weeks since in Calu- met will now enter the local field on 8 mission all its own.
 So far as can be learned, the new concern has no property of it's own.
 The purpose of the new organiza- ton is to purchase or lease mines, claims and mineral lands. to improve and developthe same and to then pass them on to other hands at a profit when possible They plan to operate in this Leld and will person ally commence operations forthwith.
 It is thught that there is a good field here for the operatin f such a company, and that many investors will be glad to make deals through the medium of a company organized for this special purpose, and conduct ed in a reputable manner
 The list of officials is, H. J. Vivian, president; Thomas Maslin. vice pres ident; Jesse Vogle, secretary; James L. Nankervis. treasurer, and the home office will be Calumet. Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Development work will doubtless be started shortly, as the sale is pro gressing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
THE COPPER GLANCE.

The Copper Glance Mining comps- nv owns territory four full sized mining claims, containing in all AUS acres. and situated seven miles south east of Bisbee, three miles from the Mexican border.
 Ii is capitalized for 2.500 900 shares with a par value of one dollar each' the company has so far found 1t nee essary 10 dispose of but small part of the total shares in securing 1unds for development
 NIT. s. w. Clawson. of the Copper Queen mine is president. and NIT. A s. Barker, secretary; the company office being over the Bank of BlsDee-
 AS far back as February 2Oth last, an influx of water at the depth ot sos feet stopped further shaft sinking and despite the strenuous efforts or the officials to secure pumps and oth- CT machinery promptly, t was not until July Sth. that they finally ar hived at the property.
 In the inter somewhat of impa- tience was shown by certain ot the stockholders as well as by some on lockers. that so long a delay should be occasioned in proceeding with the work which to many appeared 10 promise very fine results.
 However. all this is now past and during the past week the new pumps were brought into play, and sinking operations recommeDced at once
 This win doubtless be good news to very many, for il Is a sure thing that the stockholders. and many others have the strongest of faith in the merit of the Copper Glance mine.
 The resumption of active develop ment work at the Glance will, with out. cause this property's shares To come back into the market again as a speculative proposition.
 During recent months there has been but little trading in Glance shares and the market quotation has remained about stationary; but this feature now promises a rapid and radical change as the gradual letung down of the shaft depth is sure to bring back the old time enthusiasm ID over the property prospects.
 THE HIGGINS.
 The Higgins property is high and dry and free from any damage ITO washouts in Tombstone canyon m fact, the shaft is so high in the hill side that Superintendent Parnall was compelled to build over 2,0OO feel of mountain roadway so as to ena ble the shaft to be easy of access toI machinery timber and other supplies
 This road has been well built, and Is so free from steep inclines thai Mir. Parnall is able to reach the shall site with his automobile without any great struggle. The top end of this road is little more than half way uI the mountain, but from the shaft one may climb the balance of the hill uI zig gag foot path which leads ulu mately to the top. This path takes you right past the upper tunnel where the prospecting winze is now beinG sunk.
 The track is now being laid in th' lower tunnel and work here will b' prosecuted vigorously with the pur pose of exploring that section.
 The Higgins shaft force has ser tied down to a good stiff pace in jn creasing the depth register which ha. now passed the 200 foot mark.
 About the same quality of form6 ton is being operated in as heret, fore and the august sinking recort IS apt to be a good one.
 Lots of folks would like to own nice bunch of the Higgins shares
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09

Office of Secretary of State.)
 l hereby certify that the within instru- ment was filed for record on the 3oth da, of March, A D. 1908. at 10 o'clock a. H. and recorded in volume on page .:..- Record of Domestic Corporations, or this office. O. c. BERG. Secretary of State.
 By E. \. GRAVES, Assistant Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-09
GOLD NUGGET,

This property, shares in which are being taken up rapidly by local peo- pie, has been liberally dealt with by nature.
 Natural erosion has exposed a min erai ledge in two canyons; one 400 feet on the pitch of the ledge, the other 800 feet. and distant from each other 1500 feet which gives jracticaL ly that surface length blocked out. There Is plenty of wood and water available adjacent to the property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
BEWARE OF THE CONSTANT THINKER.

Geniuses do not necessarily make husbands, but
they are liable to prove inattentive The man whose
mind full think" whose brain is constantly preoc
cuped is very certain be found much of the OBJ
hvious those little attentions which the average
woman prizes so highly and which nonthnker is so
assiduous in bestowing
Sgnor MarcOn had to stop his wireless telegraph the
other day talk with young Canadian woman living
Sidney Fortunately the young lady to his assist
and let's him completely The twain respect
each other and all that but have made arrangements
for future wedding Marconi had a real engagement
year ago to American lady but he was too
busy be very attentive his counting gave him up
and married of more leisure Had Edison been
expected to DANCE attendance much the sweetheart
that afterwards became his wife he would probably
been married AS it was, he pretty nearly
missing the whole thing, he happened nventing
something the day of the wedding friends had to
and haul him out of his shop, jerk him out of his
overals into dress suit march him up to the place
advertised for the ceremony Tom acknowledged that he
had forgotten all about wedding and his bride was
levelheaded enough to accept his apology His wife
wouldn't trade him for enacre of society men
who would forget appointment of that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
MARCONi THE WIZARD.

ga wonderful triumph of scientific research and in
genuty," says the president to King Edward and to
Europe is more-in fact it than we can appre
cate
Marcon had just been saying that account of the
opposition of English telegraph and cable companies
wireless teegraphy he would not be in position
operations at South Weleet for perhaps two months
Now, if nature could wait longer with it's star
Ting benedction the is waited Corn
wall that the great experiment is The world
has received another revelation.
Marconis task of showing the English capitalists what
he do is already vastly ghtened The child has been
born. The financial end will take of itself Sixty
words in four minutes under all the adverse conditions
is marvel. Marconi has surely triumphed.
The fnancier is always doubling Thomas-always
slow and always wary. We well believe what the
great inventor that the British capitalists whose
stock mostly held in England have been particularly
antagontc wireless telegraphy they feared
that it would serious competitor to their cables
He says that they refused make connections
decent basis.
But all this will pass Old things shall pass
away and all things become Marconi has given
the last world triumph 1t is done.
The question naturally arises What will wireless tel
egraphy do next? Who knows how may reach
the stars-get from Mars Is it the beginning
of a closer knowledge of the world beyond?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
EFFECT OF TARIFF REDUCTION.

effect the removal Of the duty coal will have
upon prices remains to be
Many believe that the English dealers md
that the price of grows under the tariff relief
they will simply put the prices there. The
consumer viii not be allowed to escape in this way. In
fact is said tactics already begun
by the foreign dealers.
But coal will come America in immense quantities.
1t is said that fifty have been chartered to
bring it to Boston and that 100000 will be
dumped upon The plentiful supply will have the
effect cheaper coal the tariff reduction does not
The supply OF soft coal from Canada will be in
creased and that will have tendency cheaper prices
which otherwise the increased demand the
water would naturally have tendency to rise to the
tent of the tariff reduction.
We beginning realize that the supply of anthra-
cite coal in the world limited while the demand is
stanty Increasing. This fact will remain permanent
whatever may become of strikes and
ship. Sooner later shall have face it and pre-
pare for it accordingly
While all this strange talk is going about the per-
of the coal shortage is certain
those who simply coal to keep concerned
the demand is bound decrease constantly
is certain before many weeks For the must wait
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
THE CURIOUS CASE OF Mr.. CASE.

Jackson Case, the fast horse man of j. c. notori
ETY. of Racine, Wis, Christian Scientist who be-
lieved in the cult up the hit He millionaire
manufacturer his diversion fast horses lux
ury in which amply able to indulge. Up to year
ago. Mr.. a of marvellous physique, and he
abused by hard work. and when the doctors told him
disease that required he laughed and
invoked his Christian Science which he leaned
absolute He recently fell ILL., and the 5th Of
this month a Milwaukee paper printed story that he
could not live through the night. The article
lated that he had given faith in Christian Science and
doctors This account read by Mr..
Case he resented its mputations he in his
wrath dressed himself and walked to his Office in Racine
worked till O'clock when he dictated letter
to the Milwaukee paper, saying that there such
thing as sickness" Then Mr. Case arose. only to fall
dead dramatically, and the opponents of
Mrs Eddy's doctrines chortlng the sad of
Mr.. Case. But Christian Scientists have to die
freely admit the fact that they not immortal
The Sprituaists also hopeful and cheerful band
that there such thing DEATH and they go the
usual way Of the flesh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
THE ADVANTAGE OF DISADVANTAGES.

That happy phrase in which President Fauncc
York college praised the virtue of disadvantages
His illustration not less happy because familiar
Speaking Of the development of resource, he said:
Last summer, when $500 recruits wanted Cor
the expanding navy Of the republic the recruiting officers
instructed to to the country because there
boys learn to do things by having to do them"
The educatve effect of having do things" was well
shown in the early life of Abram s. Hewitt Born in
log cabin and left poor his fathers
he worked farm in summer to money for the
winters schooling Yet he stood at the head of class
beth grammar school and college where he paid his
way by tutoring In this doubling up" of engrossing
duties, and in later combining the study of law with
teaching he impaired his health and his sight for his
entire life This virtue OF disadvantage" but
the rugged will developed by his
circumstances served him we'll that when the chance
engage in a small iron business he quickly made
it large one.
For the boy who had struggled through years of early
hardshps waiting the highest kind successthat
Of serving his country in many emergencies helping
thousands of other boys to gain education
ting in his private business notable example of fair
dealing and consideration for his employees 1t is doubtful
whether Mr.. Hewitt would have the he was
had Inherited wealth made his ge too easy
to develop grit, determination the habit of hard
work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
9ais - Eaa1c
HOW GERMANY moNkIED ENGLAND.
M. M. MUsDock, Editor.

Many in fact most people have wondered in what
consists Germanys claim against Venezuela The whole
fasco is too funny to serious The incredible facts
have at last leaked England has only been
made monkey Of catspaw also. and Arnold White
OF London is the who unearhed the whole matter
II seems that the Discono Gesellschaft financed
wildcat railway project for the construction of line
between Caracas and Valencia An English company,
also wildcat variety at the time endeav-
orin to construct portion of the route
from Capna to Valencia.
The Germans, beating their British rivals, ex-
pended e300000O sterling in constructing Ill miles OF
line The working expenses of this section after its
Opening amounted so cent of the gross earnings
The Venezuelan government like most mpecunious par
ties was ready to promise anything and accordingly
guaranteed per the capital Of the Ven
ezuean government defauted German patience
out
But here the unconscious humor of the stu
The Germans having expended extravagant sums
OF the construction line ruin the English company
have now successfully claimed the of the British
to collect their arrears interest in concern which
never had the remotest of paying dividend to
Germans and only existed to injure Englishmen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
LEARNING TO BE LAZY.

There is no mental moral or material development
possible in the absence of work Delvng counts along
line. The Filipnos under their Spanish masters
were virtually slaves. They could be set to work by
force and imprisoned they refused Under our juris-
dction the natives have discovered that there is no
authority that compel work unless they wish
to- while during the Spanish regime and for some time
aferward they knew that authorities could and did
compel them to labor at wages fixed by the authorities
The Flpinos have been emancpaed from labor without
knowing it, though the Spanish obliged to pay them
But in climate like that of the Philippines men
accustomed native conditions care 10 labor even
paid for it hence the price of labor has gone up i'm
mensely because those who have sell do not care to
sell it. Our government about to put up some barracks
Manila, which under the Spanish regime would not
have 5000 because labor was obligatory They
will $1,000 or s1.5oo because men had rather
leaf than work
is so in ali tropical countries and even in japan il
is found that in of prefers to lie down
ike all other animals rather than TO work
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-24
BUT A PEsslMIsTIc PHILOSOPHER.

That unsavory reformer. the notorious Professor
George D. Heron whose change CT wives, ard auto
matte marriage ceremony with No fresh in mos
minds has returned to Chicago after eighteen months
Europe. where he has been residing little Italian
villa medtating Socialism. He predicts a soon
coming industrial cataclysm which will ruin both capital
and labor and period OF distress TO universal humanity
DR.. Heron The United States Steel corporation
and the Standard Oil company have both lately taken
selling stock employees and the Pennsylvania Railway
company has followed suit Then they around and
Co operation? Why. we have cooperation already
But while the old middle class is swept a mid
Gle is created closely nterlocked with capital
Tan the old :"