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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-11-26

Ruthyn TurneY, who went from
this city to Salem a week ago, is
now identified with the Peerless or
chestra of that city, which is a very
popular orchestra at OAC, where it
has frequently furnished music for
the cadet dancing parties. He is
also playing in the Symphony or
chestra and stringed quintette of
which Leroy Gesnsr, the promi-
nent young violinist, is the organic
or. Mr.. Turney is we'll pleased
with Salem and her people, is pleas
antlv located and enjoying his
work.
N. o. Dodge, who operates farm
near Monroe, has become fully con-
vincsd that there is money ia the
poultry business Not only does
he know how to raise turkeys but
he knows how to bring them to mar
ket, having delivered 113 to Smith
& Dawson in one load the last of
the week. The 113 birds were the
offspring of IL turkey hens, and
the load brought Mr.. Dodge $l97 in
cold cash. In addition, he had
previously sold Eve other birds for
$40, making the total profit from
his IL hens, for one year, $205.4O.
If anyone doubts the advisability
of raising poultry either as busi-
ne-s or m coonection with othar
farm work, let him read these fig
ures and think the matter over. /"
There was a pretty wedding at
Bellefountain, Sunday. The affair
took place at the home of the BRIDES
parents, the interested parties being
Miss Lessis Anderson and Elmer
Lyle. The ceremony was perform.
ed at high noon by Rev. M. M.
Waltz, in the presence of about Is
relatives and intimate friends. The
bride made very winsome appear
ance in her bridal attire. The
decorations were of Oregon grape,
fern, evergresns and chrysanthe-
NUNS. Following congratulations
a delicious wedding dinner was
served. Many handsome and use
full presents were received by the
young couple. Bride and groom
are esteemed young people and have
the good wishes of many friends.
They v ill reside on the Lyle farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
AT EVERETT
tsssr special s.s,issJ

EVERETT. May n Important
improvements 70 the Everett street
car system ara 10 be shortly IN
atituted. New cars over ~ feet
long ara Go run every five minutes
on Hewitt. taking the place OF the
short cars now IN uao, which run
ON a ten.minuta schedule. The lat
ter will be placed on tho extension
which IL % be built 10 Silver lake
The level smeiier service viii be
improved BY running cars every
twenty minutes instead OF a. 81
present a car every hour IN the
morning and ono every half hour
IN tho afternoon. Similar changes
will be made ON other lines, Nine
carloads OF ntoel rails and twenty
motors have arrived 20 ha used In
extending the ayatom and incroaa'
ing tho rolling stock
EYerettn patrol wagon. a recent
acquisition. created havoc ON the
corner OF Hewitt and broadway
late sunday. Just after leaving the
station IN response "a call The
neckyaka 81 one of the horses be
came unfaatened and the animal
headed toward tho sidewalk Jam.
ming hia head through a plate glass
window but escaping without a
scratch The pole OF the waEon
was hrnken. The driver escaped
without Injury
Local officials OF tho Northern
Pacific have received instructions
20 stop tha sale ~ special rate
tickets eastward. an the proposition
IL disappEuvud b. tho commerce
commission. A few tickets already
sold under tho reduced rates. are.
~ possible. O. be bought back
The Everett baseball team gaeH
"a Victoria the latter part % ihia
week u plaY two exhibition games
during the celebration there May
"a knd IS II possible a game viii
b secured on The Everett grounds
Sunday With Vancouver
slot machines Ia Everett have
recently been worked By wire man.
lpulatnra and about 5000 secured.
but the machine men have made 10
complaint 20 the police, Tho work.
ern bored tiny holes IN the ira.
chimes ard By inserting wires IN
them .ere able 10 stag the mechan.
inh where they desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
AT PIT. TOWNSEND


PORT TOWNSEND. May IL
Recommendation Is about 70 be
made 20 the navy department BY
officials Of this district for a wire
less telegraph station at the Hight
station on smiths island.
Four new lighthouses will be
built AZ different points along the
Alaska coast this year and the
initial step 10 their construction
was taken today when the light
house tender Armenia sailed for the
north. loaded with supplies and ma
tsrlals. The vessel will distribute
her 900 tons Of cargo At Aphoon
point. Taku Harbof. Battery point
and Meflakailah point. whore the
new lighthouses will be located
Suit vas begun yesterday ~ the
u. y district court against Harry
A Cotton aud his bondnmen r. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
socIALlsric PLAY -
TO BG GIVEN TONIGHT

NEW YORK. May II --Juilus
ifopp. wha organized the STAGE 10
cialiat society. and under whose al.
rcctlon performances have been Of
fnred 81 the nefklry iyceum. u
finally 70 aee a professional pro.
daegiau 81 nnn ~ his own playa
Friend If Labor IA 10 be pte
scented Al the KAlich thcaser on
the nowery for one week Al least
beginning tuuight Tho perform.
snos utii BE- Ia EaEilsh Part %
ghe prooeu1s gill 80 20 tho aid %
certain leaders 81 the Western Fed
efafl0n - Miners. Who arr nov
being tried FOR murder The PLAY
has fonFteon speaking parts aad IL
principally hned out Ia mob scenes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21


After % rush season thla cotton
has BEEN spilled out and allowed 10
dry Tho very best that can he
picked from u deea net bring more
than cent per pound and AZ low
a. " cent That figures a. low "a
1850 Tor a bale. aud possibly a.
hlgh a. s. per bale
An ordinary halls Of cotton should
bring more than SO when the price
IL close around iec per pounds.
II has been estimated that more
than 200. 600 halea OF cotton have
some 90 the bad here this season.
Those are regarded "a low fgures.
Figured AZ SIS per bale, Il would
mean nearly 10000 900 in cash
value which farmers. factors and
buyers have lost in this district
Yet the outside world has hardly
heard a whlmper from the south
this season. There have been very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
POLITICIANS. rtrssr nr.p.

DETROIT. Mss - -Thsmss W
Cfnthrrs. a lawyer 81 81 Thomas.
ontafia. Vas srpuinted member
% q beard % taaaffa Into the sehnoi
book ruonaRnfN ard % auExsrt q
fsnsdY az. cfafhefs ard MS cot.
leagues ga fhatF wugk welt aaa
their suggestions wsfa followed ~
th~ government cfnfhnra received
xarnFaneat voucher fof o. 900 for
hia services hHf Immediately re-
TUNED g with a letter. ssYinE be
considafs5 ths Haaer % fhs posi-
ton aaffiafsHt pHFs aaa ths ssagf-
snrs That the commission haa Zone
safnsthtnE Narth Hhfis WNa more
than compensation fuf hls iabors.
he charged 80 for actual 60
psnana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
CORONER LOOKING
FOR POISON

The peculiar circumstances aur.
rounding the death ~ Mrs. kAtn
fn a oompieta probing ~ the ease
No definite aelian Wfii he iakrn
however until The city chemist re-
pustA tnmoFTuN en- the AnaiFaiH 81
consants % the N1man'H atomAch
Tka ruruner suspects that Mrs
Cooper committed snselar and en-.
prgIn the analyesa GO Fevszi traces
90 pnikcr.
AcrcFdiaK q fhs finding ~ the
p0Ki mortem held yesterday. Ma
that the Injuries she hal received
either hY hiaNs nr from fall
might haFa FASTENED her death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
POWERS TO BOSS
BALLARD COPS

The annexation % Ballard will
cause reorganization 81 The pos
ilee force In the shlngie city. ru-
lice seFseaat ruweru wiil be pro-
NOTED 20 the rank Of captain and
assume command a. noon as h.
has completed the civil require
meats
AZ the present time ballard has
~ men but ahea Powers takeA
charge all mere viii - added
making aaa captain. three SER
xsantn. aud Is pAgfulmen. One %
the patrol wagons wlll b. assigned
10 the Ballard sabsataiiun and de-
fretises Nlil likely BE- added when
the nSM fu9rs n running smoothly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
b RACKAGE
AGREEMENT

TACOMA Nay si-No trsrkaGe
|u-,sssmsns exists between TIE
go Paciflr and Chicago. MI.
Nav ( 81 Paul railroads.
|>.rssy he Milwaukee ean Eo 10
.zns over the nee line 10 b
~ q Ne Uaioa Pacific. This
,nIwsrf cores from the best Of
3<>rfy. a. does the follostnk
I - Milwaukee rad enters
YsArf Il viIs mean the con
ersr ~ another railroad b.
80 Fggas sound ard tho Ore
= Metropolis The only way tals
~ N Gxnldei would - by IN
|6.s INTO frackage agreements
WI A. Northern Pacific, and the
hnrxsss q these twu tranacun.
&xsal rallruaEE arr sssminKiy
y nafsrslng - permit such an
|r~nsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
FAR SHORTAGE CAUSES LOSS
OF MILLIONS TO COTTON MEN

"a. star. Exclusive ssrvtesl
ssurHIs. Team. May u IL Is
.''...,,a that cotton factors and
80 N the south lest helween
4 .s 40 and SO eoo, 900 during
"a season on account % short
q < ears
r., n this loss was due to ~.
AZ the cotton &c the elements
4 4. sssecls Of centers Ike Mem
rAlle awaiting transportation.
,,liroaa situation the country
Z, ,spselally IN the east and mid
~ Is blamed Thousands and
,msa, Of bales OF cotton have
! eue place. after bills Of lad.
s.,e issued conslknlng Il 70 all
| ~ X ne earth
Z rlnser Ions cotton has been
..<asssvd in the streets. Rain.
Z, "a snow have fallen. literally
- he product until q has
"a he a decayed apple The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
FISHING CAUSES DEATH nv
SPINAL MENINGITIS.


pFf4IN0HAM. MAJ gi-Upon
returning from a fishing trip sun
day evening about 3 o'clock. Ihom-
49, Fravel. aged II years. Naa sud
DENLY seized win spinal mepin-
eitia and expired yesterday at
B O'Clock after suffering great az
ouy. The young man has always
enjoyed tie bost Of health aud hts
sudden death has almost prostrat-
ed his widowed mother whom ne
helped 90 arpp1rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
nRoHoAoE SAVED FROM
CHAIR.


ALBANY. N. Y. May 2i.-Thia IL
the day Leonardo ilroncade was to
have suffered tho penalty for muir.
dor by eleetrooutlon IA tho chair.
bat Gov Hughes. upon the recon.
mendation OF the court Of appeals,
eammuted the sentence 90 life I'm.
pinonment The court OF appeals
considered that there we're circnm.
Ataneea. which. while not con.
trolling the character OF prisoners
crime. tend 20 diminish his moral
fault and on an appeal for Gle.
meney, u may be. should relieve
him from suffering the extreme
penalty OF the Law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
TAKE uP ExrEHriSo.

The local clearing house this AZ
tsrnoon took up arrangements for
the exporting Of the eity'a general
account books Wlth the council
finance committee The scope Of
the work and the choosing % the
men 10 DO Il will be left largely
with the clearing house, thus re-
llsung the city council from any
CHARGES n self interest or favorit-
ian in choosing experts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
BRIEFS


rrrHin. Gel. Mar si--J ~ na-
"a a,srsa4iae pessfnaztes af An
1x11 AsA, la heeu captured h9fe
~ s4Eresafuiiv slaainz affiesrs
b. ~ p&st tkfm@ snsuths. sr3 hs
H. V fEksa back e. answer to a
&Efs u defaleationa last nixht
n Nkssd thas ~ bismse hts arrest
\ rfsfty ygpnx gifi wha Ess been
y asaseart eeuarsnion sises his
esni-rissA bst aha rev ts miss
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klllao uY FAlLlNa rRaG.

eEpnftwo0isi.EY. wash May
n Aboat : o'clock yesterday #
tsfnoan chafica RahY. q youag mas
wrii hnuNn in thls city. vas killed
b. q falling tree while working ~ 4
ioEKinA camp operated hY TIE sed
70 Wealley Excelsior Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

few failures In any direction and
only the other day the lirut cotton
factor 10 aaaisn In Memphis waa
recorded In the United states com.
mlaai0ner'a office.
To avoid the possibility of an.
other such season. the railroads and
steamship companies have combined
vith factors 90 build immense rtoF.
ake warehouses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

accidentally killed here. The cable
Al the Ketchikan Logging company
camp knocked against dead
stump. swapping itself. and a flying
end struck Russell. breaking hts
mock. lie cams from Seattle about
three weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
aonI.e ApPEAL TODAY.

PARIS. May 2i--The appeal OF
Count Boni 30 Castsllane against
the decision ~ the court which on
November 10 granted a divorce 20
the Countess DO Caatellane. form.
erly Anna Gould. IL listed for 60.
day
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Sims and Harry 0happells. for tbs
recovery Of the purchase price oI
certain materials furnished cotton
by the Robinson Mfg. Go. OF Ever
EFT.
II is reported here that a sealed
decree In the case Of u. =. VI. Lieut.
"a. q. Miller has reached Fort Flhk
lsr and r. now IN tins hands Of the
commanding officer. Ideut Miller
liz absent on seven days leave ana
the decision will not be disclosed
until bis return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

1LESA. Mont. Hay aa-John
spAE a CALIFORNIA; forty ninsr.
"a ysisran. oregon. WASHING
~ Acatana pioneer. tlad here
.tiiaJ. assd - Years fIa was q
s.,esstfgl minss anf ranch
~ w1s a Mystic ahfiasr ana
% fsnplar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
FELL INTO BAY

A drunken sailor fell from pier 3
iast nfeht The Waterman pulled
him from his unexpected bath.
which besides doing e lot 20 sober
him irff him with a black eye and
other bodily bruises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

zxTEf4ND. MAJ ff-caisf %
~ isifsali IA issues = pfoela-
f<nrs itat ~ wants saaanink ard
raez n the pubite raFka MAJ
|exs fsaatlnn from thta enau ais
~ RaAiag b. wants % know
30 tsi suitable rsea9nisien
v sissa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
ASHORE


sssxEHA MAy l--tae
49, wulser Chansy II ashore on
q. u ,hs Saddle islands In the
ws yrvup
- rsItiun u dangerous
..s,aacs Il being seat frum
~. erse a the vessel = safe
y. g.eseA cruiser AlEer has kuns
4 ~ assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

it-yoar-oid Isoais settler became the
hrids Of NafisHa q. saarie. who 10
three ttmas her aAu They ssre
married with the saassat % ths
brides parsnts naa eill live Nlth
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

~ TOWNSEND. Nay 81 Col
1alfY' Commander - tha De-
-sat % the Coiambla. with
&s'tiisrs az Vancouver bar
y mafe a visit of official In
p Forts Wordsu. fiaaisr
es'sy yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

1.spoA, AaY at~5ants cfs@ri
h AAslah merchant. was arrested
4 .saseti1a With TIE robbery o.
raik Lane resiisnea - Charles
,''as,faef. February ~. whsu val
piet1fss ard other property
's' q scout SI7s.Gaa we're stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

~ FORK. Hay ti-aasiav "
80 q the North American
~ eeciared last night that
isnarfs n TIE striking long
.a'ss would not be submitted a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21
ALASKA JURY CHARGED.


JUNEAU, Alaska. May al
Judge Wickeraham has charged tho
special grand Jury Three murder
cases await tho members atten.
ton.
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VI TOaK. Mar speaker
~ 2. caruon. q tha national
- - regrsssutefiees. came to
Ma,T snd net humber 81 bus
nsa Hs declined ta discuss
hHGt
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VIA RAz0RLESS
CLEAN SHAVE POSSIBLE WITH
a PECULIAR POWDER.

A rasoFleas shave Il the latcat
A hrifish infeuscf has pai cat a
deriiatory powder which. made
Into a paste and applied 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-21

IA. Peru Nay af.-Ths Lowell
,''ssarlsai expedition arrived
~ hsn Colon
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''sr o. IA wEDs uAx or 10.

.ns stars Exclusive ssrsIeeJ
a.. - AsrER Mas May 20
- snssgsmant ef four years.
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tssar special Services
kFTcHIKAN. Alaska, May a.
William G. Russell. logger was
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a playing card. The hair and the
lathsr are scraped of together.
People Who do not Ike 20 utc
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DIR. Lee Baker. dentist, zos Eitsl
building Phone Main ezbe,
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s; | t ]
z. :
~,
is'g

rail-
tvs
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n afttF
rail-
tive m
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07
A SISTERS COURAGE.
Presence of Mind of nm Eighteenth
 Century Irish Woman.

tfehcnCc or A10u or m biEutccutA
 Century Irish Woman.
 In looking over some family papers and bundles of old letters discovered one by Mrs. Jeffereys of Blarney cas. tie, County Cork, which contains an account of circumstance interesting in itself as an instance of herolsm on the part of the narrator toward her brother, the Earl of Clare, and so valu- able as bringing to light remarkable event connected with the history of those troubled times that feel l am only dlscharging a duty in submitting it to the notice of the editor.
 The letter is dated Q A1olcsworth street, July, 1907, and. among other matters, Mrs. Jenereys writes as fol lows:
 "On the day Lord Fitzwilliam was recalled, when my brother Gas chancel- lor) was returning from the castle aft CT having assisted at the swearing ia of the newly arrived lord lieutenant, z ferocious mob of no less than 5000
 
 sembled together in College green and all along the avenue leading to my brothers house. The male part of the insurgents were armed with pistols, cutlasses, siedges. saws, crowbars and every other weapon necessary to break open my brothers house, and the wo- men were all of them armed with their aprons full of paving stones. This ferocious and furious mob began to throw showers of stones into my broth CTS coach, at his coachman's head and his horses. They wounded my brother in the temple in College green. and If he had not sheltered himself by hold. Ing his great square official purse be- fore him he would have been stoned to death before he arrived tthrough the back yard) at his own house, where with several smithy sledges they were working hard to break into his hall door. while others of them had ropes ready to fix up to his lamp iron to hang him the moment they could find him, when 1 arrived, disguised in my kitch- en maids dress, my blue apron full of stones. l mingled with this numerous mob and addressed pale. sickly man, saying: My dear jey1, whatll become of hus! l am after running from the castle to tell yeas all that q regiment of hos Is galloping down here to thram- pie bus, etc. Oh, yea, yea, where will we go? Then they cried Hurry, hur- ", the hos is coming to charge and thrample hus! Hurry for the custom house. And in less than moment the crowd dispersed.
 q then procured q surgeon for my brother and guard to prevent another attack, and thus I saved Lord Clare's life at the risk of being torn limb from limb if I had been recognized by any of the mob."-London Notes and Que- ries
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07
MERELY A MASTERPIECE.
Not "Mcssage" In Lovely Diction
 For tkc Junior Manager.

Not q "1Icsxage" In Lovely Diction For the Junior Manager.
 A man who wanted to lecture called at n bureau presided over by two man. agers.
 He aroused their interest with lee turer's art, says the Lyceumite, but unfortunately the senior member was just starting on a trip and would not return for at least month.
 The senior partner called the young man to one side and cXacted a solemn promise that he would not visit an- other bureau or read his lecture to anybody until after he had given this particular manager a reading and q chance to make him an offer month hence.
 The interest of the junior member, however, was at white heat, and he kept sending for the young lecturer, in- sisting that he come down to the office and read his lecture. The young man refused with as much tact as possible, but this only increased the anxiety of the junior.
 At last the young man told of the promise made the senior partner. h. stead of quieting the junior manager, the announcement made him the more anxious, and finally the young man consented.
 The reading ended, the junior part ner said:
 "Now, your reading this has saved us all much valuable time. I'll tell you frankly, my boy, 1t won't do. There's no message in 1t; it is loosely construct ed; the dlction is poor. It won't do Burn it and try again."
 When the senior partner returned he called up the young lecturer and sound ly berated him for breaking faith.
 How do I know you have not been to every bureau in town? You promis- ed me on your honor you would read the lecture to nobody-not even to my partner"
 The young man protested that he had not done so.
 Why" exclaimed the senior man. ager, ''of course you have! He tells me that you came down here to the office two weeks ago and read him the entire lecture and that he told you it was no good"
 "Yes," replied the young man; "after much persuasion l did read him a lee ture which he told me was no good, but it was not my lecture--it was Wen dell Phillips Lost Artsr"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-07
A Careful Calculation.

l have not published such statements without careful calculations, for of course I am perfectly aware that to err seriously in the matter would damage me as writer on the economic aspects of copper production. But, as I said if it is a fact, and not q mere vague conjecture, it ought to be asserted and made known. for the general good it will do all the interests of Arizona.
 The large and well established mines in possession of ample operative capi- tai, like the Copper Queen and the Cal umet and Arizona of Bisbee, the Old Dominion of Globe, the United Verde of Jerome, and the two or three principal producers of the Clifton Morenci dis triet. are beyond the need of the assist anee it will render and can afford to be indifferent to what the investing public may think of the merits of Arizona cop per stocks. They have secured their Op- erative capital and their business hence forth is to make copper and sell it, and they have nothing to gain by making the public understand that they pro duee it at lower cost than other re- gions--no producer of anything sold in the market has an interest in cheapen- ing the cost of his wares.
 But it Ss far otherwise with the score or so of great copper prospects which are preparing to take the place of the old producers as they gradually become exhausted. Those have to appeal to the investing public, by the sale of their treasury stock, for assistance to devel- op to that stage of production where a mine can pay it's own way and begin to earn dividends. It is important to these latter that the best presentation of the ease that can candidly be made, be laid before the public, and it is in fur therance of that motive that offer here such proofs as can muster of my asser- tion that no other copper region on earth is able to produce a quantity ot the finished metal equal to Arizona $ output at so low cost.