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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21
exams Friends Determined
to Force His Reelection,
Forcing Him to Resign If
Proven Guilty.
LONG LIST OF MISDEEDS
ATTRIBUTED TO SENATOR
Accused of Defeating Laws
lnimiCaI to Oil Trust in State
Legislature and Susdry
Other 0ffenSeS.

----
IBy Morning Journal SpecjnI Leased Wire
Austin. Texas lam On -Sanatn
p.u...,
h"I'eE IIlehus today tina.
Il vote on his reelection aus senator
would be forced in the leaislature nex|
runedav rf g,-heoouan,, j.
!" !" P'''O'
suHty Oh improper relations with lh'
Waters-Pierce oil company, he viii
they say. be compelled to RESIGN from,
''7' "'''
'ie ae'''e'
Bd1ley's supporters further an
hounced thai they would insist on a
proper hearing given to any one who
had charges to make against the sen
ator. Representative cock states that
tomorrow he viii file charges against
senator Railey with the senate com
lnlttee, a synopsis of which follows
That Bailey while a member of
congress was interested in Il United
States government contract with one
Steger. or Steger & Lebatta.
That during the early months of the
year 1900 Bailey entered into an
agreement with John Francis. brother
of Davis r. Francis. and as well with
David r. Francis and joseph Sibley.
together with II. Clay Pierce of the
Waters Pierce Oi! company Of Mis-
souri,. In consideration Of said agree
meHt he was to be assisted i'm the pur-
chase of the Cobbles ranch i'm Dallas
county. In this sale. Bailey is under
stood to have used personal. official
and public influence that the Waters
Pierce company might defeat an OTIS
ter Judgment i'm TeNas.
That Bailey, on or about the 18th
day Of April, 1900. called ON r. g.
pierce Of 81. Louis and conspired with
him on behalf of the Waters-Pfarcc
ana OH COMPANIES To dPtttl
the aforesaid Judgment.
That Bailey received $4,000 as re-
tainer fee for said service.
That Pailcy's official duties required
his presence in Washington, notWith-
standing which he returned to Texas
in company with II. Clay Pierce and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21

Chicago. Jan. 20.-A drop of fifty
degrees followed a rain storm of
twenty hours duration. The minimum
eight degrees above zero last
night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21

BUSINESS OPPORTC MITES AND
MONEY no LOAN.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-04
Ladies and Children'S FurS.
20 per cent discount during this sale.
Ladies' Underwear.

Ladies' Union Snits, All Wool either white
or grey. any size. regular price Si.75, In
this sale only ..... . .. .a.a.. ua.... $l.3s
Ladies' Union Suit. All Wool, white or grey
regular price 81. so, in this sale only ... liz
Ladies' Union Salts in white with heavy
fleece. regular price sl.00, this sale, 30
Ladies' Union SHIFTS. heavy leeced, white or
grey. regular price 75c, in this sale only. 55
Ladies' Union Suits, heavy fleece, white
regular price zoe, in this sale only r.... 80
Ladies' heavy. fleece lined Vests and Pants,
white or grey. regular price SOC, in this
sale only m,m~ .~... .mm 80
Ladies' fleece lined Vests and Pants, white or
grey, regular price csc, In this sale only, ~
Mems heavy Wool fleece Shirts and Drawers,
regular price 81 40, in this sale ..~.-.~.... IS
Mems heavy Wool fleece Shirts and Draw
era, regular price soc, in this sale only, 80
Misses and Oh ildren's Wool and fleece lined
underwear 75c grade in this sale 55
5Oc grade in this sale 80
25c grade in this sale . ~
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-04
SilkOlineS.
Curtain SWiSSeS.

We have a big line Of these goods in either dots,
figures or stripes, regular 1910 and 15c values in this
sale 10c per I'D
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-04
FlanneletteS.

Fancy flannelettes for kimonas and dressing
sacques, regular 16c values, in this sale
only.
12lc values in this sale only . . .........
n
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-04
Carpet Department.

We carry every worthy weave from Rag :
Velvet, and the prices quoted below mean
cut TO match. Smith Administer, beautiful
patterns, regular price Sl.i0 in this sale,
per yard ..o. ..,...g .o......,.,.o.. ........,. 81,
Stinson Wilton velvet. regular price Sl.l0
in this sale only, per yd ....n.. .n.-. 81,
10 wire tap. Brussels, regular price 75c, in
this sale only, per yd .,.u,.. r....... ...... sec. SO,
Best a.ply All Wool Ingram, regular price
zoe, in this sale. per yd ....a.. .....n. .....m. SCI
Best 2.ply Ingram, All Wool filling regular
price 55c, in this sale only per yd mm.. . "a,
Smith Administer Rugs, size 9xl2, regular
price, $2l. 50, in this sale only ~..m....... 1866
10 wire Tap. Rugs, size 9xl2, regular price,
Sl6. 50 in this sale only ...o,n.o ...... ..... I3.O(
Administer or Smyrna Rugs size 36x73 inches
regular price SI.00 In this sale only 81!
Same az above, size 27x60 inches, regular
price 81. so, in this sale only ....... .... LIZ
Lace Curtains and POrtiereS
Nottingham lace curtains, Ia yards long
and Wild. enough to use one at a window, buttol
hole stitched all around,
SIS. 90 grade, in this sale, for only {. 400
$4. so grade, in this sale for only ~...-... ..,.. soc
81. 90 grade, In this sale for only ...... ...., SIC
SO. 80 grade. in this sale, for only, ............ 2.8(
So. 90 grade. in this sale, for only~~"r~ .~~-.yy 2 az
81. so grade, in this sale. for only ..~..,. .~...-, 2.O(
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-04
DRESS GOODS.

The prices o these goods are truly sensational, and the values you will rec
in the next two weeks will never be duplicated again. Atwood broadcloth, "a incl
navy blue. red and green, regular price si0o in this sale only ~~m"m. ~~.~
Black SicHian cloth, as inches wide. beautiful luter regular price ST so in
Storm rges A. inches wide. in green, red and black. regular price 81 90,
All black and coorei henretasa and serges, 80 inches wide, regular price so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
1867 Stimmsc6cr.

Nur INA mebr Stinmgeber regi.
Itrirt oils fiir sic Woporsmabl. $50
30 Namen BON Regcrn nctiQcr
III Sen Stimmgcber. @ii6ern. -
2O31 mebr peibe @GbIer.
Die @abIauflidtS 9eb0r0e poueu.
bette seitern Nafmittag Die SGblung
Der iett regiitrirten Stimmgeber, uno
oa$ iiberraibenoe Reiultot lit, DAB
Die 3abI oerieIben nur 1861 be.
trdgt, ia mebr, al5 sur Belt ser
g'aporSpubl in Mui oieies SubrcS.
Gte 3obl Der Negeritimmeeber bat
Inn 315 a6genommen, Die Ser @ei.
BEN lit 2031 grober. ga peri6ieoere
Sale nod bonn @eird)t enti6ieoen
peroen miiiien, neil Der Hegiitrir6e.
ante ii6 biniibtli6 bes 8ob[re9tS
elmer Injabl Berionen, bic ifon re-
glltrirt uno oerSogen tporen, nidt ei.
1tlget fonnten, mag Die 3obl Ger
Monncr, Die am 5. Iopember in 9al.
tlnore ltimmen fonnen, nod Inn TN.
gefobr 100 perringert meroen. Sic
1857 Stimmgeber pertbeilen iid)
nad) @arbS, ipie foIgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

Gipic j eoeration. - Die
bonn 8oupcrneur @uriielO %ernannten
0elegaten CUR .Hotional Gipic 6eoe.
tion"-Gonpention, meld)e pom %.
bis %. Sttober in GGicngo tagt, lper'
Den iid Wontag friib nod Der Con.
pentionsltabt begeben. Gie Gelega'
ten iinb: So. Sobn sc. Glenn, Hid.
ter Sarlan, Sbeooore Warbur9, ST.
@otlieb, 9aniel s. Gilman, Hobert
Garrett unb Gonorb Sirib. Gos
Sal1ptquortier Der MarplGnoer lit I'M
.0ictoria.SoteI." Iroi. Gilman miro
eiuen ser @ortrdge md6renb Der Cont
rention bulten.
Gballffeur ainnamone n T.
laitet. - Sbomas j. 8innaman
bon Scr. 1925, Ioro-Y atterio1-Tarf.
Mpenue, Ser Chauffeur bes automo.
bils. meldes, pte beri6tet, ant Don.
neritoa 0abmittos Die 5 Sabre alte
Morgoret Siridnion ii6erfiIbr uno
beren FOB neriiriadte, fpuroe geitern
hur1 Coroner G%arutbers bon, ror0.
Ditlifen Diitrift auf freien Sub &C.
iest, ba cine genaue ltnterindung
berausite1te, BOB ainnarnan feline
Sdulb traf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
leben. lieIelben .ipunbern iid), no

ieben. 3ieIelben .lpumbcrn lif, 100
ale oieie aberdeen berfommen.
8roBeS Mufieben crregte geltern
Elm eiicrnc$ l~lnACbcltcr. meldcs nltf
eincm ser ilodcn niebri9en Mdg9onS
ser yllnitco Hdilpap$ & electric 60"
olrd Die Snuptitroben Der Stoot &c.
fii6rt turroe. SIS NOR sic 2pfomotiue
y9ltlanto" Scr Baltimore = Ohio
Sabn," peld)e in 1882 nod Sem Mu.
tier Der eriten 2pfpmotipe gebaut
rpurOe uno ibre Frobefobrt BON galti'
more nah Guicott=Gitp mutte.
Die Ger. .GeieIlihaft
Die SotcIbeiiber, sic @oltmirtblhoitcn
ru1h Die Goie& bulten tlt bicler @od)e
reI6c Grntr. Gle 9obngelelihaft be.
forbcrte bon Sonntag WOrgen Bis
gcitcrn N6cno 4,250,000 Berlonen.
BON mclhcn 40 Gro5ent ODER 1900
900 SrunSfcrtr. 9lQete %benubten, nab
reno 2,55O,OOO lie > Gents be5abltGn,
mas elmer Ginnohme bon $125,00O
gIeid>fpmnlt, mrm $500 fir Sen
gusfou burd) ocn ainoer 6obrprci$
bon 3 Genta obGr5o1cn miro, Sic
StraBclbuhncn bcruuBtcn an Sonll,
tag $4,000, am Montog 100000, am
0ienltag $4,000, om Gonneritug
10000 mo gcitern 10000 Eerios
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

BroBe Yrofite @ m a f t. -
Iof Dem geritt Der vWer9entbaler
2inotppe Company" fit Dos NIT BENT
80. September abgeIaufene 6isfal.
iabre betrugen Die einttoDmen pdbz
rerb bes Sabres $3,t71,571 ooer 2S.9
Yro5ent oes aftienfapitals Der Com.
paenie bon $10,996,O 900. Ties lit
$437,819 mebr als in porbergebenoel,
Sabre. Sn Sen letter. 6 Sabren fat
Die gomposnie $t4,7 O9,690 OH Iipi.
oenoen allsbe5ablt ODER 140 Yrp5ent.
CUR d Ii g.--Stobt.8 Geo.
meter 5bomn5 5eiat an onoerer
SteGe bes oIeutifen Correspondent.
ten" on DOB er ndditen 6reitoe Dor.
r1ittae oaS .Nibeoli Der Mooilonitro.
BE, 9roabtpop unb @olfeitrabe, unb
elmer Iaep noroli6 bon Srem.Yloce
sfpiifen Observation-Disclosures unb
sfudentorplp. Terrace feftitenen rpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
@ar Girdensriinber.

Ger peritorbene Eaitor CLAUS Stir
ten, @riinber Ser S%n1mainuel$.
@enlein0e mo grbolier Der Stride
oeriel6en al Der Siio.Garoline.
StraBe, = @%riinbete poroem &c.
meinben mo air6en in Snoiana.
Gle @eeroigung oes am Conner,
tag i'm alter bon SO Sabren in lei.
lter @obnlng, Nr. 1895, @eit-Sop'
fins.Yloce, aus Dem 2eben geifiebe.
nen Eoitors Claus Stiirfen finbei
morGen Nahmittag auf Dem Snmas
nl,ls- 6ricbbofe an Der Sorforo.Ho
itatt. Sn Der beiltihen epangeliid).
lltberiiden ct. Souls Stride an ser
Saratoga. uno 5remont.S troBe fin.
oct porber Elm Trouergottesoienit
Itott, Der BON bcm Sceliorger ser ct.
Eaitls'@ cneinoe, Eaitor Gbriitian
Giibn, geleitct lperbcn miro.
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Ser.
I%torbenen mar idon lett einem bolbeu
Sabre elm idIedter eepeien; bod
crit am 3ienltag bate Der olte Yaitor
icin aranfenbett aufiudcn miiIien.
Faitor Stiirfen mar in Oeutitlano
geboren uno ipurbe aud BORT ersogen.
er Ititoirtc Sbeologie in Ser alten
Seimatb uno fam i'm Sabre 1S4S
mad Nmerifa. Sn 2oganSport, Sn.
Diana, griinocte er cine Stride uno
tpirfte in Den umliegenoen 8egenoen
ols Wiiiiondr, luoielbit er cine SIN.
5abl fIeinerer airden erri6tete. SIN
Sabre 1864 fam Eoltor Stiirfen nab
baltimore unO 9riinoete i'm Often
Der Staot, M Der ode Der @orab.
iino GaIlas.S trabe, in einem Yripat.
barie Die SmnlonueIS. Stride. Mit
barter @rbeit gelang es ibrl, elm Sea.
pAal 5uiammen 81 idaffen, ipon1it
er Die gegenmdrtige Stride an Ser
Sio.Garolinez, naGe galtimore.S Str,
errld]tete. @r itano Oieier Stride Dor
bis 5ltm Sabre 1888, I'M lpelfe 2eit
er ieil1 Imt nieoerlegte. Yaitor Stir.
ten binterIdbt cine Eo6ter, Srau
Sobn Homoier, utb cine Sdpeiter,
Srau Senrp @resel.
Sn Wabington ermib t.
- Waridaa 5arnon erbielt aeitern
Wadridt aus @aibington, bob 0al.
ter g. Singbad, 16 Sabre alt, felt
Dem 16. Sftober bon ieinem Seim
tortgelaufen lit. Gerielbe lit grob fir
'eln Alter, bat be%llbraunes Soar,
blaue augen, iebr beIen Seint. Scar.
be an Der reften 9ade uno on Der
unterlippe, tru9 arbeitsfleioer, pel.
DIE NIT Garbe befledt iporen unS
ifipor5en iueifen SUIT. 9erlelbe mar
IN @eieliHoft zines gleifaItrigen
anaben uno fonnen oieielben fpaEr.
'feinlid auf BENT Bimlico.R ennplat
aefunben iperoen.
Die Sabres q m.
N g Der Millionaire Der Baltimore.
Sbio.gabn" finbet, tpie an onberer
Steae oes .0eutiden Correspondent.
ten" ange5eigt lit, am 1S. 0opember
nm II nbr @ornittags i'm gireou
Der 9efe0i6aft bier 1T Baltimore
| ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

Die @eneral. m.
oes vgdder . llrteritiisl,ngs.
@ereins Rr. 3" iinoet beute 4beno 8
llbr in Tr. 408, Weit.2erinetonitrabe,
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21

Gas 2etbenbesGngniE
bon Srn. Gbarles Sling, ser Gienitag
an ben SoIgen pong erIesunsen itarb.
peld)e er am Wontag Abeno oaorr6
erlitt, baB er an Der Sapette. rno
'@rfitraBe bon einem StraBenbabn.
Waggon setroifen tpuroe, fanb &c.
fern Nuhmittag bonn T%rauerbauie
Nr. 635, 8eit.6apetteItraBe, aus arif
benz y2oubon =. Bart . Srieobofe"
itatt. Ealtor u. s. Sterger bon Der
ebang. .lutb. 9reieinisfeits. 9emeinoe
belt ben Trauergottesoienit ab uno
als 9abrtudtrdger fungirten ie 6rei
Witelieoer oes .8em G~onelape" bonn
,8erbeTerten Sroen Der Septaio.
pben" uno ser r9ermania.2ose Nr.
/" bonn .Sroen Ser Sermanniobne,"
tpelde cine 9rooflpn, N..g., 9oge
nertrot. Ser 8erblidere mar IN
Seiien 1ormitabt seboren unb fam
i'm aIter bon % Sabren nod groof'
Inn. H..D. CT fam Dor 10 Sabren
nod Baltimore. I1,ber Ieiner got.
tin binterIGbt er cine Shmeiter unb
orei griioer.
gouoereins erie m M.
lung. - Ger rEatterion.Yorf per.
manente 9nu. uno 2eibbereii1" bdIt
| nGfiten Mitttpoh Nbeno in ieiner,
2ofol an Der Norooit.gde bon Com.
barb. unb @oibingtonitraBe feline
J SabresperiommIung ob. )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Or. 0oslep geebr t.

GeIunobeits Gommiiidr Or. 9os.
lcp lit 5l einem 9elesaten fir Die
Nationol Gllberculoiis Contention
crnannt moroen, pelde i'm Septem.
Der uno October nafiten Sabres in
@oibington a~bgebalten tperoen miro.
9ic Seuerbeborbe.
Die 6euerbeboroe entIieB seitern
ben autider oes 9beis Sorton Sbo.
mas s. Cline bon Safer. uno Better.
Gompagnie 9tr. / tpesen 9eirunfen.
belt aus benz Gienlt. Gbef 9orton
bate Cline ant Gonneritas abenb
perbaften laiien, bod lieb i'm 3if)ter
Grammar laufen, nadoem Cline inn
geiaet bate, Dab ct bret fleine Sin.
Der babe uno MIR orei @las Bier &C..
trlltten bate, ipelte i'm ober, oa er
ieit Sobren feline Spirituoien eetrur.
fen, poGitdrbig b%etrunfen mad,ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Ncrnbcimer Bros.
drpEc EomiIicu=41ncu.

Ncrnbcimer SrpS.
grpke Samilien=9anen,
BIZ, 313, 3t5 uno 317, @et.2egtngtp strahc.
TeerIeh Observation-Disclosures. &C., t0e, t5s.
sefteuuneen pet Ioft oeer GeIepbon ee'
DrlIt6t lin0 prompt eeiillt. nit Ii5Hatnle Der
pur9 Seit bei1rduften Berfdufe,
geern eS artherSDo an9e3ei9t 1T, iits bier
btutGer. geas unfere @aeen In .Sbrem Saufe
a%blteterr, 1T be5ablt. g9ir p~erfaufen rur gegeH
Saar.
Gratis! Gratis!
Sammeit gcrtaufs.Sbeds.
So 2uutDe gratis.
SamInelt SertaafsAGbeds DOM 16. Eltcber
at bis aum slteHo oes EutfaauHessEdqes, n.
JpeeMtet. I'M pefrage Don S29 ooer oatAber.
lle man ertGIt cine So farlcrs3ampe ablolIt
ioitenfrei. U!aR eriutegIerIs I'M FraH1ieHf
ssurteH.
Spe5ial.Ruti5. Gbeds bonn &rpcerie.2 epGrs
meni 8dblcn ooppeIt - ieoer in unierem 0ro.
ccrtCsE cporieuent oeraus9abie Gent Gilt 5tpet
alf ben YrdrrieiraStarter
Ifttt auf bic 3f13.SnrDdtns
ant MoHtng.
9lus uuirrcr Sdderet.
Shlid)ter u4puno Cafe" 9ioiinen .Rouno
Gale" necr Sridtfu0eiL "a BIO. 20c.
liuicrc SuttcrtruitcsGics, ucrificoeuc Surtcn,
1k Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-21
Giscrgre uno 9plocnruo,Suden, SC.

zoe. @ebratene5 6riibiubrs+0iibudeu, Ie6re
aarioffel6rei, iopie ginlubobnen, Srob, Butter,
SuderInais, CONTAMINATION. sroo. Butter.
Mlcin. znltcn Nlnaa iir 0Ar
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
THE COLONEL BOUGHT
 A BENZINE FizZ AND
 POSSIBILITIES WERE OFF

There was a dispute in the lobby of the Dominion hotel last evening that for time threatened to result seriously. It began when Superintendent c. C.. Mallard of the Gila Valley road entered the lobby with new-fangled clipper built yellow leather cap. Colonel Ew- ing started the row by asking the "'su- per- how the weather was on the Pinal and whether he had had a pleasant sail. The railroader took offense, claim. ing that it was not yachting, but an automobile cap, and accused the colonel of ignorance as to the prevailing styles in headwear. The dispute waxed warm and it looked decidedly squally when it was abruptly ended by Mallard taking of the Gid" and disclosing pair of goggles folded into the visor. The colo mel relpctantly admitted that yachting caps didn't have goggles and had to buy the superintendent a benzine fzz to square himself.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
SAYS CITY IS APPARENTLY THE MOST PROSPEROUS IN THE
 TERRITORY
ARIZONA IS ON A GENUINE BOOM COMPARED WITH STATES
 OF THE EAST
Looking Over Extensive Mining Inter ests in This District and Is Well Pleased with the Outlook and Work So far Done Here.

Henry B. HOvland, president of the Globe Consolidated Copper company. and his partner, Hoval A. Smith, who IS a director of the company, arrived in the city Sunday evening from Bisbee and will spend week in Globe. After a visit to the mines yesterday both gen tlemen expressed themselves as highly pleased with the development work at both the Gem and Mallory shafts. The Gem IS now l,l5O feet deep, just fifty feet above where sinking will be stop ped, as the extensive lateral work long since planned is to be started on the l,200-foot level. At the Mallory or Globe-Boston shaft crosscutting is well under way on the s60 level.
 MT. Hovland has recently returned from an extended visit in the east and he had an excellent opportunity of look ing into financial conditions there.
 'I thought things looked bad in Bis. bee when I left there" he said last evening at the Dominion hotel. "and I was hardly prepared for the conditions l found in the east It seemed that the farther east I got conditions became worse and New York was the limit. Financial losses resulting largely from the shrinkage in securities cannot at this time be estimated As an instance. have a friend in the east who. when l saw him six months ago, had for tune of at least three-quarters of a mil lion. He told me two weks ago that he had just mortgaged his house.
 Arizona is in far better shape than any eastern and many western states at the present time. Copper mines, of course, have been curtiling their oper- ations to some extent, but this is only temporary, while in the east mills and factories are shutting down, throwing thousands out of employment in the worst season of the year. The present so-called panic has caused little or no actual suffering in Arizona mining camps and of all of them believe Globe looks the most prosperous. We are get ting right ahead with development work at the Globe Consolidated just as though copper were selling at 25 cents and we expect to have mine before another year rolls around. v
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
lCOntinued from Page One)

,iogs; that "labor is a commodity to
 bopght in the open market" and l,t the wages paid to labor were of .,e,sity controlled by the law of sup .r and demand.
 The laborers seemed defenseless; they
 am compelled to abide by that mex .,le so.talled law, cruelty and heart
 ,,ly applied; human hearts, manhood, ,,manbood, childhood, with all that 5,.s imply, were entirely bereft of srsleration.
 That the law of supply and demand ,.. ifs place in nature and in primitive ,mraI conditions, no thinking man will
 ,rpte but when we realize what sci ,5s has done and what progress has .sr made to overcome the primitive .,ltious of nature; what has been ae- ,uplished in machinery and tools of ,tsy. in the means of transportation of .,,lpfts and of man, the means of .-,rsmissiou of information and intel s,spee. the fact becomes immediately ',srt that man has made nature con- s.n to his wants and that the original ,,ssption of the law of supply and .-gnd has been largely overcome, and ,r be still further overcome by intel
 qrt. comprehensive and determined y,Dn of the wage-eamers, who by .sr associated effort shall refuse to ,,rs their brain and brawn, their hearts ,l the hearts of those beloved by them ,sghed in the same scale with the side
 hog or a bushel of coal. Ccntsmptible Capitalist Antagonism
 II is well known that in many in- artes there are employers and em-
 rars associations with which the mons of labor live in terms of peace nd agreement. Employers organiza- 1s of such an intelligent character ,q not only welcome but should be rguragcl With organized labor they sl not only work toward the mainten- rss of industrial peace, and the minim- r,g of industrial conflicts with the |r,nding cessation of industry and nnarce. but by their combined efforts ndantly render themselves more inde-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
RURAL FREE DELIVERY COSTLY
Government Pays s95,Ooo,O ,O0o Yearly to
 Maintain 38,0O0 Routes

WASHINGTON, D. C., November II. More than 3s,00O rural routes are now in operation in this country, ae- eording to a statement made public yes terday by the Fourth Assistant Post master General.
 The total number of petitions for service handled in the department up to November l was 55,390, upon which 15,237 adverse reports were made.
 There are now 1898 petitions for routes pending. Rural free delivery now costs the government more than $35,000,000 year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
WANTS TO PUNISH VICTIMS
Judge Thinks Those Who Answer Mat
 rimonial Ads Need Correction

ST. LOUIS, Mo, November h. Judge Dyer of the federal court ex- pressed from the bench yesterday his regrets that there is no law to punish victims of matrimonial advertisements He had just fined Mrs. Marion Stire $500 and stayed the sentence when she tainted in the courtroom with baby in her arms.
 She was charged with defrauding Michael Murtaugh and Michael Mallow out of 800 each, when they answered her advertisement for husband. The judge wanted to punish the folly of the men,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

A meeting of stockholders and direct ors of the Consolidated Mines & De velopment company will be held at the Dominion hotel, Tuesday, November 12, at p. m. By order of the president.
 F. M. DODGE, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-12
SUIT AND CLOAK HOUSE

Ladies, children's and Infants ready-to-wear clothes. Millinery, fancy goods, etc. Peoples Cash Store, Dolph Baatz, Prop, 686 N. Broad street. Globe, Arizona.