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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
EN- FODE.

At SCOTS Emulsion virker
saa hurtigt og tilfredsstillende,
som den gor i allie Tilfelde at
Magerhed og fortsat Afmag-
ring, er like saa uforstaaeligt,
naar man we'd, af hvilke Nae
ringsstoffer Diet er sammensat.
Rem norsk Torskelevertran,
Hypophosphater at Kalk, Soda
|og Glycerin forbindes SCOTS
Emulsion og frembringer de
|bedste Naringsstoffer og styr-
kegivende Midler, der til Dato
er kjendte af Legevidenska-
ben. Hvilken som helst L@ge
bekrafte dette. Brugen at
.disse Bestanddele, j deres rette
Forhold, Anvendelse af de
allerbedste Slags at hver og at
sammensatte dem i den bedst
mulige Form, er Hemmelig,
.heden we'd Scott's Emulsions
.Sukces. Der fndes ingen six
rere Made til at standse tilta-
|gende Magerhed, til at frem-
.kalde godt Huld og at give
styrkende Naring end Brugen
af SCOTS Emulsion.
scorra 4osPear1street, New York.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
Kaptejn nli66e((ens
G%kSpe0ition.

Ger ltripes ira @iebentopn sen 8.
Sanlor:
S Goumiooa9 forloo 8uptejn 81
mar Miffelien 8pen for at beeiue Jig
paa SEN lange &eiie til Gan Iron=
cisco, bporfra ban Itortcr lin Itore
@fspe6ition til Sc arftijfe Torpanoe
moro for Mlalfo.
auptein Miftelien CT CT bpglig
ung Mano, bpis Naon CT blcpen bel
fie,6t lite Blot hjen,me, n,en ogIao /
intereslereoc are6le i llolan0et, lioen
ian i @fteraaret iorelagbe@1in Bla1
for en- &re6s al Sagfpnoige / 2onbon
og lioen / Set 6nnlfe geographic Sell
fab. 0e ontaltc @anc on1fring oen
nor6Deitlige Gel al Set ameritanife
Sentiment or en6ml fln lioet nnbcr-
iggte, men Set formooes, at fer i'm
6es abifiuigt nfjen6t 2ano> oe mar1
imeoel ct gtspeoitionens llofalo mco
life rtnge %Jorbentning.
I1,ren CT beregnet at bile fpItc
10000 Str, % 9alpparten or p6et
al Go6eren til Ser, l,1ge amerifonifc
@eolog Grnlt %Qeffingpell, Ser lful
meo poa gfspeoitionen fauu,en
mel Sen e11gelife 3oolog, 1r. Moclo=
ben, ser bar ifaifet oer anoen @alu=
SCI. Sreoje= % 6jeroemano Miper
9Dren1oleren Omar 4itlcplen % iau
Miffelien lelp.
Sill Torooret mpocs Sc fire Wrno
/ Chicago, toger loa ct Stptfc Se;t
paa mes Sernbonen. bporpaa Mit=
felien refer til 5on 6ranciseo for at
gon mes @palfongerbaoo til Deb
r%ingsbnpct. Sc tire ouore teller pr.
@aoo op as Macfen5ieflooen inotil
Noroomerifa5 Spit. Ser mpoes Sc
alle fire, oa ina REFER Sc iammea
2ltpaa for oper Sop 8otflrlt at nna
8onts 2ono 9eoro for Nn1erita. Ge
bar ilniolerfio foritarfet iie mes TO
Gifimoer, CIT Set oa furretppe @,ll1>
Sc.
Eaa Spofp1ten al @anfs 2ono
bpages ct Suerpintrinasb,s, oa larl=
me Gfteraar neolngges Gepoter pan
Nororeltfpiten. genteli9 6ebrnar
1907 begiper Gfspebitionen Jig iSlrz
Der uo oper Sien / mountaineering
&etntng fra Gepotet, mebtagenbe
Brooiant for 1877 Gage. 8iIer Ss-
%forboloe11e iig gnnltiae. ieger man at
raa 8rangels g, iom ligger COST
ct 8ar @l,noreoe oonife Mil l0ngere
MOB Noro: S mo0iat 5alo letter
man, efter at babe bunoet iaa longt
frem> lom Gmitnn6igbeoerne tillaoer
SET, @1lrjen MOB Noroamerifns Suit
omfring @ap 8arrop.
Be0 Sftober 1907 penter Gfspe=
bitione1, ON alt gaar bel, at pore
tilbage 5an 6roncisco.
I'll f3s% --.-.Ea.N L>-~------.- N."FI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
aonacn CT bpb-aon.
ocr cbc.

H
1ctte Raab, ser bur lpot be6 iau
mango Sroulfiftcr / europa, los. iio-.
fte @ang uo ODER Mmalicnborg
Slabs / Girsoags, Do 9anmarfs
neutrality-suspicious. poa 51aget 12
troobte no paa 8alfonen poo Ste IL
ben5palGet os mebbelte Sen forlom<
leSe MeuncifemGngbc: Song Gbri=
1tian Sen Nien6e CT beo, lnngc lepe
&ons MojeltGt Song 5reoerif sen
Sttenoe-" 0raftige 9urraraab BE-
fbnre6e Observation-Disclosures officiel<
lie 8roifob> fra Nlaoien forplontcoc
&urraaroabcne Jig tnb / Sc %tilitp0ert-
be Sober. Ilageuc, ser iioen Meoz
belelIcn ON Song Gbriltians 0po
Duocn Iorio bap0c purct puu bolp
@tonA blcn bcjiet / f,1lo @pjoe, %
fro 6urteruc ounbrcoe &ouieloll,ten.
4onaeu CT beo = &ongcn lepe.
ecu pl,gre oonlfe Slegt bor olorig
fiennt nngcn o',oen &onge ems giant
ie Gbriltiou". iom ha1ls populGrc
9eotn tor. 6or sen er &ongen bel
oeb, me- bans Min6e pil lepe bos
Den, ug ban uil ior sen ltoa lo1n Soc
,nlet fur cn &ongc, lom cit Gentle
man, bpis Sro MAN fu1t0e ltole paa,
1on, en- @erifer, Ser life bcrifeoe, men
IeoeSe, lom Ell Mano, ser par pletfri
Il Iin San0el og tro moo lit 2ano, lit
.Solf og jim bpje shilling. Set er Ole
bet laat, at Eronerne / europa paf=
Ter, % set fan life npgtcs, at Bette
ipncs at bore giIfeloet poo mere
END ct Stc0. Men i Danmarf bill
bette life blipe 3ilfaAoet, iaa Iangt
ben TRADITION, gonle Song Gbriitiar
bor %eftcrlabt ion1 slrp til fine 81:
ter1nr,1o, bliber bolot sore. De po.
.litifte 5trioigbe6cr, Der for en- @Gfft
Anr tilbels itanoie6e 2ougipnin9sar:
bei6et / Danmarf, lpGtfeoe life Sil.
4i6sforboloet mellem &onge % 6olf
og efter at 6orltoaelien peo 5pitem.
fiftet bar blebet f,1lot % belt glen.
cprettet, bleb set fonititrtionellt
@ougebemme mere gr1rnofeitet enf
nogenfinbe fsr.
Set MIC &ongepar tilbprer en- G0e]
6lngt. Sc bill opretbol6e Tra6ttio.
r,errte, % hammer, mes bet bill oe1
6anfte Soft fortiGtte fine 6remifrio1
og be6bliuen6e beboloe fin 3lo6s
Notionernes forrelte &effe iom ct
Monosmagt, Ser bar lin 5tprfe life
5ol6nter og &anoner, men Splps'
ming og Sriiinb. Set pil pe6blipe g
bore ct lpffelig 2ol16 nnoer eli 1pf'
felig &orge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
8jdrnlon % Kong
9aa6on.
Dm san,le Digters Dom on, &ongen.

Drn sa1,les Digters Don't ON &ongen.
9ofilu60eren fra a%riitiania, io11
De iocialiitiife % leniationelle BLADE
biemme bar bapt traDlt meb at fna
lat | Sntlpb, er oglaa raaet til Sc
amcrifanite Blabe, Ser altio Tiffer
Zig on Ml1116en efter Ar6nifer ira Sc
eDropRiifc Softer. Der beretteS ON,
bporlun6e oen npe 4onge n,aa finoe
fig / at blinc bebo1olet tu~meratligt
clle1 bl,nolet AT Sc norife Dignito-
ricr, ganife lom bisie timber for goot,
rettet for tit Sprog og lin llbtalc og
/ set belle o11piit Blaos i oen boger-
ite &affc. &aDnlig bar De a1neri=
fanife Blade f1noet en- feo 8ib / EN-
taabelig Grgnite ON, at 8jernItierne
8jgrnlon baboe optraaot iom bans
Sproqforreftpr % be6 lomrne 2eilig<
beo tiltalt bam lom runge Man6".
Naa, man ifal bore enoel fgr Ore
nc faloer al, og itrengt taget er oct
bel 8jernion> Ger bar melt @runo
til at fele fig iaoret peo oisie Sfrp-
ner, Ser bpts oe bar ianoe pil6e gjs=
re bam til cit bel Del al en- 3plper.
Get Tan i oenne 5orbin6elic 5ape
lin S1,teresic at ie Ell llotolelle fra
lelbe Biernitierne 8iarnlon ON Sort
geporret, Ser / bpert Sails bilcr, at
oen gomIe Gfialb piier ben u,,ge
Mano" oa bans 5tilliua / Norge RI
melige @enlpn.
Mlereoe UNDER Geltligbeoerne /
ariitimiu / Nnleoning al Snotoget
% 4roningen cirtulerebe Ser / Den
aorife 9obe0itoo forifielliae Mnef6o-
ter, Ser antpoebe ct min6re benligt
Jorbol0 melle,m a%oneeporrct %
9jsrnltjerne 8iernion. "a otsle
@pgter ogiaa naaeoe til Song @aa=
fons gamle GGbrelano> bar en- al
Observation-Disclosures Me6orbejocre
b%enpenot Jig til ben gan1le iSolfefb=
rcr % ipurgt bam ONT, bpilfet Sub
trDf &%pngeparret bar giort pna bunt
lelb %, efter bans beolte 5tieu, pao
oct norife 6olf. Eaa bcnne Sore
iper9lel bar Biernlon peIptllig't
ie,,ot felgenoe aabenbiartige 5por til
oct f%iehenbabnffe 8lao:
Soar Sc bill pioe, ON Set oft
cicllc ll6trpf for &ot,g @oafonS og
Gronning Mauos Mo6togelie %.
9plontng / Norge oaiuo CT belt no
Ggte, iao er ieg mooite life 6en> iom
bl1roe o%oiperges. Seq bocr nnitcn
Ell Dagsreiie fra ariitiario, jeq por
ser in6e bare nogle Gage lon Meo=
lem al Nobelfoniteen, % reilte Go=
gen efter lib1te Mpbc.
Me1 Set, jeg iagttog % berte, fan
icg %lanlneniatte / 2prtbe0 iaaleoe5:
! aongen CT Ell batter Mano rueo p11=
oen6e Bgieu. San taller set oanlfe
5prog iaa imutt loul nogen> iorltaaS
lelpfslgelig al ale. Seq bar ogiau
Bart bom boloe Ell al fine forte Solcr.
@on ejer en- goo Msit> bar ct mutt
6oreorag, / Oct belle taget Ell repre-
lentattp gpne. Get mere II lao
3ioen pije.
0ronningen far uoget lpienoc;
bum gibr Sn6trrf al at bore goo og
flog. SUN er utpipl|omt boaoe mere
inplllitp % mere munter, enc mon
fnar le / ct officielt Sel1fob.
Seq bprer> begge sjentagenoe bar
uotolt, at / Norge fonmer Sc til at
iglc Jig bjelnme. Sa> ga founnrer Der
bej TENT Ct Sanllip / 5tono n1ellem
@%ongcparret og Solicit, lpu1 pil bupa
tllltl,rcl Snbilpoelie.
9jprnltjcrue Wjuruion."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
On rettdr0ig Dom.
r@e,. Sloenm"s &aptejn iaar i'm
@traf.

Get CT I'LL obcr balpanoct Mar lioen
ser / Seem Dorf in6trof cit al De rGb-
lelsf1ubeite lllDffer. Sen a1nerifunite
Spiarts &iltorie e1bnlt pep at beret-
te ON. S SS,11i Maane6 1901 lei=
lcoe Ell Gfsfurltons6amper, v@eneral
Sloc1m" , uo fra SEEM Dorf, f1,lot la
itet meo tplfc 5pn6a9sifolebpr1,, ser
lf1.loe u6 paa Ell $ienic. Ser optom
SO 5fibet, % olafring 1000 al
Nosiagercrne, bobeolagelig Bprn.
milte0c Qipet ! 6lammerne, tot peo
2anb. meo 6n96reoer al. Gfibe %
8aa6e / set brrnbenbe Sthibs nmib@
6elbare N9rbeo. G1%1feItbeoernc al
oenne srGsleliee @otaltrofe bill ems
MI bore pore 2Riere / friif Min6e.
set er al Sen Slags Iing, Scr life let
glemmes.
Saa tom oct til llnoerlggelle al
@rl1n6en til l1lpffen. Set er 10 ioo
Sit Der / 2anoe, at ser lfal noget
0 rfRr6eligt til for at fao Autborite-
terre til fulot l16 at gigre beres
Bligt; inoet ben 9ib lilies Ser al
foo meget lom mltligt / @aab ON, at
set gaor NOT. S bette SiIfnloe bar
Oct let at fin6e @runoene, tbi / set
forbrGn6te, iunfne 8rag meo Sc Sl,=
1tnoe Mernelig bar Ser Sc tpocligitc
Bepiier for, at ser 1oo at iige intel
bar giort / &etning al at afnrrge
&ataItrofer al 0enne Mrt: 5luf=
ningsmiblerne / lloroe11, M%unoifobct
noen 8egreb on, bborleoes be lf1,loe
bruges, ON Sc / set belle fl1n6e BRIT
ges, % Me0ntngsbeltcrr,e l1tilga11gc-
ltge - bpa6 Ser life bapoe loo megct
at fige, ba Sc fleite al Dem bar l,hrl,=
seIiee.
Saa font Sen langporige Mets|ag.
Sen bfcp rettct moo 5fibets 1prcr,
&aptejn gan Sloief, maaife mes
@ette, ON ems ban bar INN en- at Sc
Sfpl6ige. San bi61te / bpert Sails, at
5orbol6ene ombor6 / bans Gfib life
bar | Meofer af Qopen, % ban bopbc
bont fl1l6fommen Met til at npgte at
gna lO n1e0 Sfibet, i110til Seileue
bar retteoe. San nGgtebe set imio.
lertio life, % 0erbeo paaorog ban iia
Mnlparet, lDm ban MI 1nau bore.
Der er ioemt bam en- 5trni al 10
Mars Ellgtbusitraf for bans fprbrp-
0erlfe Torlpmmelie. San bliper mao
tie 6en enelte, Scr fonrmer til at un0=
gjGloe for bbo6 ser CT iorbrubt, men
1eip ON bbert enelte al Sc Mennefer,
ser babbe Gel i Mn]baret for set
inotr1.fne, bleb fat / JangfeI, piIbe
bet life faI6e Dc opofrebe Qib til
bage.
General 5locltn" llIpffen bar
Rgte amerifanif;; 80 abeao, ielp ON
alt er iom bet life ifal bore. 1io
CT Be1ge, og tabes Der Eib meo at
faffe Droen i Gingene iaa tabes Sc,
Benge. ergo goar man 11ooen Drbe,,,
&aab ON, at BET not gonr aIIigepeI.
Den ober 5locrms &aptein faloeoe
Dom oil gigre fin Mptte Tom en- 9lo-
roriel moo bette Spitem, men ser
1naa foloes mange at Sem, fsr set
gaar op for ben offeallige 8epibitbeo,
at Spitemet CT forfeit.
Please z mention TIL. paper when.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02

Set minbit farlige. g.: rDe Ton
90 un,,Iigt gaa no i BET raoiomme
@eir, Bib Sc ganffe rolig Der % ipis
til Mi66ag me6 o." \
49,: rMei Gaf, iaa ilemt er @ejret
mi heller life"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02

81 hi minbe bore 29iere % npe
Mbonuer1ter ON, at bi bar ct itort
Eager al imi,ffe 8rnmier for foruo=
betaIe,oe Monnenter. 4an Sc lahe
ct Iaaoanf giiIbuD COZ Gem forbii?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02

Oct bar @rnnoen. .Sor 6imlens
gfpIo, @iIlie, iag6e Sen forifrRffeoe
.Msooer, bpor / Mlper6en er bog sit
Mniigt bIeben laa fnaDiet?
usSsobfmD % ieg bar oppe at llnaz
orflareoe 8illie, oog ian falteoe
mere gnaDs Mniigtet paa mig, enb
siea Ell Sort flInoe iluge Z MI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-02
Oct nue. cdIl0.
Glotr 8 5. Gauge, Bopines 5.2.
(SlnHd)

rI f%SfOOrup. hnnrnf Nor pr nf1nrsrn
5000 Qnobrnt m;I s. ,o,+o m;ar,a
ge,, 1olber 1et ! a;nenp5 40 4
met MooIetrp ~ Genertrn. - nsr
uorife ss,,r,, mon 81 ,hoorhe .herr;no
8eb. er Set 1e0pnhe Nnoninnatrn !
sfopene. Nonfeen a. III nerot,no j.
nor @]opmaIIprre ioono Gftor moh.
b]unninoen ~ 5 am,neret ; m;rre,o-
ia. misroni;n ~ m;crr;oon III mIo,f
,Sills Erner finn itonb1e hn,n on fort
Sis paa Beieu til Maihiuotons sfo-
&c ga CALIFORNIA; ap1npetrpcr.
Scr - oo,,o j, mn,,o,o norfaror
bcronre ncr o. IS s. e;ta -
fr,,othoreite oer f;,,nas ~; onnnet
% nor o., nnnorI;o Gorhb,,,h - ner.
o,,I,s o[le zloos a,,rn :, ar,,o+or-
Tor ner fo, r,n6noa !; het+e aa;r,,
I'M >cron,,o 5oor So Moo,,; 0,,crHon
Tor g]fse,nnIetg @fnrh ri ;eo o,,,to.
r ~ Gr,,otbone 10 hor bar ha
no,, = ~ EIt nroof = mn.;s
G;tn - 4Iha,o, orh rhonnr."
~ Ste on.
onerifet ron 80 .orhc;nc+ NOR
Son for orer Ok Mor ne+ Or nn,,en+.
I;o gghler Inn o,,rer ~ I'm, ,rroer
n, fro 3 t;1tn 1000 morrers oor.
In. ho,, onIor oo,oo Mo,rer sor,fe,
Minhr,,pr o,n ~ 5o,ropr ,,noc gYo,,
tetrne,. ! mr,,o6c 81 hor 81 ~.
joo e, onbeu bonlf monb ber,,oe:
ncr cr bpramt FIR 81 Mrbe;he ! .hc,,,p
@e+,,;nc. npt o. Mroies,or So,,,cn ~
&anien bar fauet cit paffer BOG trpft
ON u9Gb(erneS a1,lt1,r og Blont~
nin0" JONI afle Settlcre berlt6e bur6e
lGl e; ban bar ogiaa facet upropage=
ret" en 5logs M Grugt, X @Iomne
og u &irlcbGr, Ser allere6e CT iaa
fonitant, at ban Ter en- lpS 1remtib
irnpoe for Den berl1oe.
Sea bar anfert 6is{e Gfseupler
lom Spmlrntring for bore 2an6S=
mgno; tbt ser er 10 rinae SruatapI
opcr set ltore 6lettelono, liae fra
5torlfopene / Miunelota iii oen,
/ 8locf Stills, oq ri trnuee. til 6islc
Men6; til 9@bIer Ga Gruat er 10
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Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

We must have the space. Wall paper at price that would make you smile. Post0ffice Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
THE PRESIDENTS EXPENSES

The contention over an allowance for the travelling expenses of the president is not creditable to congress nor to the country. The salary and allowances of the president of the United States should be commensurate with the dig nity and importance of the office of chief executive of the foremost nation of the world. It may be remembered that one of the presidents trips was paid for, in part at least, by the presi- dent of one of the great transportation lines, who settled the bills with other roads, but who, so far as is known was never reimbursed This country is not so poor and its people are not so penurious that they relish the idea of having the chief executive of the nation placed under such obliga' tion to any railroad official who has either to pay the bills out of his own pocket or to take it from the money of the stockholders.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
FEAR OF YAQUIS
 INTERRUPTS MINING

Frank H. Probert, the well known mining engineer and geologist, who returned from months trip through central and southwestern Sonora, re- ports that the mineral industry in that section of the state is almost wholly paralyzed. Fear of the Yaqus is given by the mining men of that section as the cause of the cessation of mining operations, and tales of Indian depre- dations brought up from below indicate that Yaqui fears are not groundless, by any means.
 Mir. Probert made the trip in com pany with Col. J. L. Wood. who has attained considerable prominence as mining promoter, and throughout the trip they were accompanied by an escort of Mexican vaqueros in place of soldiers.
 From Moctezuma the party went to Suaqui, and from there to Ures. then going west to Soyopa and Tayopa, the latter place being only several miles from the Chihuahua line. At three places along the trail MT. Probert states that vivid indications of Yaaui depredations were encountered.
 At Puerta del Sol and Pueblo Alamos two murdered Mexicans were found, and at Santa Barbara three men had been killed by the Indians. No Amer jeans had been molested. and in each case the murders were committed for the purpose of robbery. Douglas In- ternational-American.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

The fiftieth anniversary of the first national convention of the republican party finds that organization in full possession of most of the loaves and fishes, but somewhat wobbly on its original principles. Meanwhile it is a solemn fact that the grave of Gen. John c, Fremont, who was nominated as the party's first candidate for the presidency fifty years ago, is unmarked saved by small iron Grand Army of the Republic cross and occasionally a little flag, placed there by the neigh boring school children. At the golden jubilee celebration in Philadelphia steps were taken to mark the neglected grave with an appropriate memorial. It is high time the omission was cor rected.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

An eastern paper says there is a persistent rumor that Lincoln Steffens, Ray Stannard Baker, Ida Tarbell and several other writers who are said to have been turned down by McClure's are about to start new magazine to accommodate their ideas as to what a truly good magazine ought to be. It It is comparatively easy undertaking to start new publication of any sort. The difficulty is in keeping it going and making it pay This is when the ideal frequently has to succumb to the prac. tical.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

No Arizona newspaper having the welfare of the people at heart will ever go over to the cause of joint statehood. So far there has not one, so far as we are aware, wavered from the path of duty. The Arizona Re- publican and Journal-Miner are just as warmly advocating the cause of Ari- zona for Arizonans as ever and we do not believe that any pressure that may be brought by the administration will ever change them. Our democratic brethern have no reason to change and will remain true to our grand old ter ritory. .-Mohave County Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
FUTURE OF ARIZONA
 WAS NEVER BRIGHTER
F. N. Murphy Talks Most Encouraging ly of the Immediate Outlook for
 the Territory

the Territory
 F. M. Murphy, who lately returned to Prescott from the East, was inter- viewed last Friday by the Journal Miner on territorial prospects. At the outset of the interview Mir. Murphy said the outlook for the territory in every one of it's principal industries is certainly the best in it's history. He continued
 Arizona is just getting fairly start ed. In less than two years more she will attract the attention of the invest ors of the entire country by her great growth and improvement.
 "The advertising that the territory received from the joint statehood agi- tation is worth all of the worry and anxiety that it cost. The people of the east became acquainted with Arizona's s citizenship and her vast developed and undeveloped resources. There is now a great difference evidenced through out the east regarding Arizona and New Mexico. Arizona is pointed to with pride on account of the unswerv- ing fight her citizens made for their rights, while many in New Mexico who were supposed to have the best inter ests of their territory at heart and who doubtless believe and know that their territory is entitled to admission to statehood, separate and alone, fiunked, so to speak, under the influence brought to bear upon them from Wash ington, apparently willing to march under the Beveridge banner which is reeking with calumny and defamation of everything which pertains to New Mexico. There has been nothing too low or degrading for Beveridge to say about the citizens of New Mexico and that territory's resources, he having claimed that it was absolutely neces- sary that Arizona should be joined to New Mexico in order that the high citizenship of thls territory might, through its influence, make New Mex ico possible.
 Tt is hard to believe that the best and most influential citizens of New Mexico will, when put to the test, give endorsement to any such sentiments which they will do if they vote for joint statehood. 1 believe that when the votes are counted this fall it will be found that very large majority of the citizens of New Mexico have re- pudiated absolutely the joint statehood idea, and by so doing brand forever as infamous and outrageous the unwar- ranted statements made by Beveridge and other statehood advocates.
 Tt must be apparent to every think ing man who lives in New Mexico that if he votes for joint statehood this fall he is admitting that his territory is un- fit or unentitled to single statehood. The question is will they admit it. We in Arizona will certainly not make any such admission.
 After joint statehood has been de- feated by Arizona, assuming that New Mexico votes away her rights by sup porting the measure, in very few years at the latest Arizona will be ad- mitted as state by herself, after which, in all probabilities, New Mexico will receive consideration.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

It is well that the senate has finally ioncurred in the lock type of canal, thus removing the only serious obsta cle in the way of the immediate begin ming of comprehensive scheme of canal construction. Work had reached a point on the Isthmus where it was necessary to have the type of canal decided upon, otherwise there would be waste of time and money. The commission promises to build this can al in eight years, which seems a very short time for so stupendous an under taking.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

Evidently Mir. Rockefeller isn't meet ing the expectations of the thrifty French folk. They know how to econ omize themselves, but they are not ac- customed to find rich Americans prac- Using economy. instead of throwing money to the birds. They are probably destined to learn by close observation how MT. Rockefeller managed to &C., cumulate his great fortune and become a billionaire.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
Prize Shooting Contest

Dr. Egon, the Globe Shooting Gal lery man, will hold prize shooting contest at his gallery commencing Sat urday, June 23rd, and continuing through the week. A prize of fine, new Stetson hat will be awarded to the marksman making the best score for the seven days. Here's chanc for some Globe marksman to win glory and renown and a good hat. 2t
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

Ohio will have no governor for two years. The state constitution provides that in case of the death, impeach- ment, resignation, removal or other disability of the governor, the powers and duties of the office for the residue of the term shall devolve upon the
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28
lieutenant-governor. So the legal title of the new chief executive is Acting Governor.
Governor.

The meat inspection bill as finally drawn up appears to be more or less of victory for all concerned, excepting, possibly, Upton Sinclair.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

FOR SALE House of five rooms with large grounds, bearing orchard, gar den and shade trees, good well with pump and windmill Located south- east of Globe townsite, near c. c. Carico's residence. Inquire of Mrs. M. k. Moore, on the premises, or at the SILVER BELT office. If
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

Buy window glass from the Gila Lumber company. They have it in reg ular sizes and will cut special sizes without extra charge.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

The "big stick" has no terrors for the people of Arizona, as will be shown by the vote against joint statehood on November 6.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

Send your collars to us and we will send them back nice and white, and, better still we will take that rough edge off. Arizona Steam Laundry.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

Have you noticed the ridicously low prices on mems all wool underwear in Brookner's window this week?
Arizona silver belt., 1906-06-28

Full line of musical instruments at the Music Store.