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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
MANAGERS COMMITTEE HOPE 5
TO SETTLE TREATMENTS De.
AANps WITHOUT STRIKE
AND TIE.uP.

Advices from 81 Paul state that
a proposition II nov being urged
b. the railroads managers commit
tee 90 have the whole question Of
wage Increase for trainmen on
lines weat Of Tire Mississippi sub
mitted 20 q board Of arbitration,
consisting Of few members OF the
managers committee and a few OF
the grievance committee Of the
tralnmea. with possibly an outside
member
u Is said that the trainmen will
stand firm for nothing less than
IL i.2 per cent increase aud n nine
hour day. The managers have Of.
fered a 10 per cent Increase. but
have refused the nine hour day.
Statements made by members Of
the Brotherhood Of Railway Train.
men and the Switehmen's union in
Seattle this morning are 90 the ef
feet that the Reueral railroad strike
now threatened would throw 1000
trainmen in this city cut Of EN-.
ploymeHt
This number OF men Is employed
here By the Great Northern and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
Heney After Official of
Another Telephone
Company.
tserlpp. Telegraph servIee.l

SAN H'HANCfScO. March AZ
Where the sfand lufY'a lightning
win next strike il a question asltat-
inE more than one person not only
IN this eity but also IN Oakland and
Ios Angeles. More than one mans
social aud business standing viii
be shown W "a the lime light ae-
eorilne 70 the promise Of Heney.
Many nf those who have heretofore
posscseed spotiess regulations viii
have blot against them which
viii be spatiered % the four winds
on account Of bribe giving,
There Il good reason for the be-
lief that the Iist Of indictments
against those higher Up viii be
materially Increased before the In
vestlEatien IL ended.
The district attorneys office Il
not IN the least dlsmaYed by the
departure for the east Of President
cowleh Of the First National bank
II Oakland through whom Il was
expected 10 show who had
the disposition Of the Home Tele-
phone eompany's work
The evidence OF CoWles II he has
any 20 give Is considered merely one
strand in the rope that Honey and
Burns are drawing tighter each day
about bribe glvers.
The grand jury did not convene
until 2 o'clock this afternoon and
Prosecutor Heney expects to have
completed the evidence sufficient
a. secure the returning Of indiet-
menta against another telephone Of
fetal aud perhaps more indictments
against DetWeiler
ueney Is following his first an
neuneemcnt that he will not divulge
anything until after the grand jury
has acted. lie refused 60 say which
company would be caught this aft
ernean.
Graft In Oakland.
The grand Jury Is on still hunt
for graft at Oakland concerning the
franchise grant To the Home fele-
phone company
Yesterday afternoon the grand
fury session did not end until 5
O'Clock aud. according TO the state
ment issued By District Attorney
Langdon. only "filung IN" Of testi.
mony already given was the order
of business.
From testimony given by Samuel
Jaooby Of the United states indie
pendent Telephone Co. Ruef was
also IN dickef with that company
for franchises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

To-day warlonen started to rae
The old Dexter Horton homestead
AT the northeast corner OF lhlfa
AZ. ana Seneca a. Tho site Is 10
be cleared ana the property placed
on the market
Mr.. Horton built the home about
AZ years ago and ~ the time Il was
considered one Of the most pre-
tentlaua mansions Of the uorthWeat.
Mr. Horton lived IN the house up
~ Tho time OF his death.
on the opposite corner. e. the
west Is the old ". II. Reeves home
which Will also soon be destroyed.
Thia property was bought about
four years ago ~ Senator piles ard
]. Il. Howe for $4,000.
uoth the Dexter Horton ana The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
NO FURTHER RAISE
TO ENGINEERS

inception Of the wage controversy.
and the only hope nov Of svsrtins
the threatened Sound tlsup IL .
conpiege hack down oE either uae
or the other organizations
The Eugtnrerm association has
announced that unless the asked for
raiAa IL granted by April |. Kea.
efml strike wliI be ordered.
The owners have already offered
the engineers q raise which they
believe ought to satisfy them.
The meeting today vas called ~
III o'clock ia the office Of Charles
y. Peabody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
CANNING MATERIAL
GOES UP

owinx "a the raise IN the prices
~ canning material u stli oest me
Puget aeana Gamers a round anna
over that ~ last year TO set their
wares reaax fog market Tin plate
Ste tin ard isad have eli fissn in
value. aud q IL estimated that tho
Increase ia cost THIS year wiil be
about tz5s 600. last yrar the cost
for material Was t1aa4.8isTa
This year. n the pack IL equal 70
that ~ last year. the ensf wlll BE-
approximately 49,. Gee -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

After having accepted the Jury In
the Constantine case this after.
noon. another taieamAn had 10 be
called because of the startling ae.
ton OF W l. Haskell, who refused
% stand up and be sworn when the
time case Tor the oath 70 be ad.
minlAtared.
Haskell declared that he had n
prejudice against serving on the
ease. but despite his remonstrancs
had been declared fit for service By
both aides.
Another iurYmAn Was called In
the person Of ]. ". Chandler. II
he proves satisfactory the trial will
proceed.
Young Jesse Hall. rosy checked
snd seemingly fully recovered from
the wounds inflicted BY william
Constantine. has been sitting each
day since tbs opening o. his father
in.iawsa trial. watching intenfiy
every move iu the checker.like
game Of selecting a fury. His girl
wife. MIRA Constantine Hail. with
whom he eloped n rear ago. AMI the
daughter Of the man who shot him
ali but fatally. sits many rows Of
seats Ia front Of him. behind her
fathers chair. with her step mother.
Mrs. Constantine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

OLD EAST SEATTLE
CONTEST REVIVED

A number Of Mercer Island rest.
dents anpeaYed before the county
commissioners Yesterday 20 protest
against tho vacallnx u lake Az. At
East Seattle. A petstInn has been
asked that the street he vacated to
make the ahuttlng property water
fTuntaKu. closing the water ffnnl
stFuat to traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
CHAMBER THANKS KING
COUNTY MEMBERS

brought 10 their attention by this
ghambes. ana
Where's. said members we're &C
tive aud siRnally successful IN car
fying int0 effect the expressed
Wishes npun the various subjects IN
regard 20 which action WAS taken
BY this Chamber.
"Thertdnte. be IL resolved that
we express our appreciation aud
extend 90 each OF the members ol
both the 4snate and the House. 4
vote OF thanka. and that a copy oi
this resolution be furnished e
eaeh."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
FOR NEW FIRE BOAT.

The fire and water committee VIII
this evening. It IL believed. take
some important preliminary steps
towards another new fire boat for
the water front II is expected that
a number Of marine architects viii
be before the committee and pro-
pose plans for che construction of
the craft Expert bullion Of the
Moran company. who vas IN charge
OF the Drafting work For the bat
tleship Nebraska, Architect Meal
lister and a Portland man viii offer
the committee suggestions and pro-
fsoRAls for the new boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
INVESTIGATE EUREKA
WRECK

Tho marine inspectors yesterday
morning held an investigation 20
determine II any Of the licensed Of.
ftcers Of the steamer Eureka we're
10 blame foF tho accident Of the
Eureka On one % her recent
voyages 70 San Francisco.
The testimony Of the captain and
and officers a. veil - the erew
wAa taken No report haa Jet been
fuA4ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
JESSE HALL AND MYRA
DON'T SPEAK IN COURT
DESERTS HUSBAND

Lawrence Hterkell asks the Pc.
lice to locate his wife. Annie stef.
keli who left her home IN Tacoma
on March IL. The woman had
two children one I years old. and
the other an infant only I months
Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
LOS ANGELES is TO BE
ACLOSED TOWN

en we're lodged III iait II IL 10.
iermhned BY the police commission
for fne present time AZ least that
Les Angeles Il going to be a closed
toWn. The assurieriy houses viii
be closed ard there win be no
prize fighting.
Saloon license viii Be strictly en-.
forced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
''idHs Trades Assembly Expresses Willingness to
Suonit Controversy TO the City's Executive But
nc Coutractors Remain Silent Situation Becom
ng Strained.

:. 1'sasisa IA building circles is
upoa Mayor Moore In the
'aa' - vii find a way ont
!. = 80 siiieuisT between the Mas.
- s.lsrz association aaa The
-. IFades assembly
e. No1r i anxious for q set.
- hat Etll insure the uuln.
n..'.. e1hiinaati0n of building
/ - iof tNo Or three years
And welcome ne saReea.
II present. alffieultiea BE- SET
~. Nc Intervention Of the
~. @s,hifaftoFs both IA and out
/ - = Builders association
- hope that the trouble
-. .pseeily settled. bnt the a..
.sI.s+ - 3. not yet Indicated &c
\ s~e.. 2 'he faa4of's services b.
Is 's - Of q committee r.
/ 49, hlm That point wiIi
II. = decided in M meeting y
Master Builder sssa,.Ss'
A's afternoon. 'e'a'
s y Moore vas busy All morn.
pressing city affairs and
- ssei.s.'finniiy % give his al.
6 2 he labor situation.
a. !. l'sfe Contractor broke awav
Mn....s sneeFt Of action which
2 maintain. eesigse -
Ia is.amed pofk on ~ m
- addition thls mofsise Iii
iores, supplied from en- us g',,.
's.lor work on The Arcade
~ AoEsssF. was largely fIaa
u i .siAoaf Il tha uaioa n5ef
~ 49, thev could uoi con
s..s. lsss 70 wort ionaef I'm
m -. neh. N violation 81 Incl
plea They remained +
dAya hoping that 80
zla be effected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
NEW LAWS FOR cone

Charles s. Gleason, who IS eodlfy.
ing the city ordinances. viii be Civ.
en- 40 extension of time 10 tie first
OF July IN the meantime a mum.
her Of important new ofdlnaueea
viii be passed By the council aud
made d part Of the code. Among
these win be tho new building
laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

The Chamber Of Commerce this
afternoon passed resolution Of
thanks for the work Of the King
county delegation IN the legisla.
ture. and ordered that a copy be
aenf 10 each member Of the dele.
cation.
The resolution was ~ follows.
Whereas, the members from
King county IN the LEGISLATURE OF
the state Of Washington, OF the
session Of 1907. gave due oonsldera.
ton 20 all matters OF Legislation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
SUNSET TELEPHONE CO. CUTS
SLICE OFF EMPLOYEES PAY
BECAUSE FEBRUARY WAS A
SHORT moNTA--olRLs ARE
VERY INDIGNANT.

The IS girls working for the sun.
set Telephone company have been
locked on their February pay be.
cause the month happened TO be a
short one No explanations we're
given b. the company,
Each girl. when she received her
check. found II short several dol
lars OF her monthly SALARY. a few
before caahinR the paper asked for
an explanation. and were told that
the month was shy several working
days.
Very Short Month.
Counting out the two legal holt
DAYS and the four Sundays. the
month vas an unusually short one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
PROGRESS SPELLS DOOM
FOR OLD MANSIONS

Reeves corners are considered
worth 100000 The former VIII not
be sold faf less than that figure.
Directly 10 the north Is the old
MacElntoAh home which was re-
Gently leaaed by the Ronuey Watson
company. All three homes are
among the old time residences Of
the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

A suggestion Of arbitration sub.
miitsA BY the Master Builders aH.
ISOLATION Waa turned down BY the
business agents 81 the unions on the
ground that they had already con.
coded all points which they can
eoneede aud ssilI remain in good
standing with the national unions
The remaining points are those
= hieh have been conceded 70 the
unions IN the past and have become
recognized union practice.
Can 90 No Farther.
The business agents state that
the wake scale and the question Of
time agreement for two or three
Years can BE- readily adjusted. but
they cannot 60 farther In a settle.
ment than a position which would
be acceptable to the national
unions.
IN the delay Of settlement lies
the danger Of further trouble a.
hvh sides are FESTIVE under pres,
eHt conditions The Master Build.
era state that they desire settled
conditions for the next two years
with an established wage scale. The
unions respond that they are also
anxious for a two or three.year
agreement based on the present
scale. including the 81 scale for
concrete mixers They have con
coded several points asked By the
contractors and look for eoucea
aiona IN return.
Az yet the tieup has not assumed
serious proportions The Meibofn
building. The Arcade. The govern.
ment building and two buildings
on FIfaf Az. south practically con.
afiiu9e the list u suspended build.
Iaaa Il f. not unlikely that WORT
viii Be- reanmed on some Of these
/ buildings under the pressure from
aenefa ~ whom the delay mean
4 Ha44 loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
I'M ARREST 0
I. & DAVIS

r. fa*Ax formerly i eondues J.
: : - xsaisIs Electric company
- z==zz<A yesterday for tbs Ase-
- - zlsAla twa seeks ~ Dep
- &<92f *haHnan. on . warrant
\ Aa<x gs<1un charging Davis
- e==zs<sEnw fhe life a M.
2fl4 - 4 street ear employee,
~ ~ ssssAGly asAauiss*ssE fFuai
wsk< snd claims that fflndm Il
Hpsk3h's fsr hia disehaTws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
FELL. ONTO
STOVE

Aa 1's<n. q IL nen e.. was
- = - N4YHiae hospital YES.
80 zs'fsrfnx from severe burma
easa - sssp&2tnK 4 meal over
- s'ss< VIXEN b. uaz sakun
y - fsH ento the stowe,
sssx'zlsz ! 20 that chs burning
~ *sai 4 eTaf the rnom Neigh
e ss'zeAaAsa ne flames and
saEsz ssszs H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
STEAMBOAT OWNERS DEFt.
NITELY REFUSE TO MAKE
FURTHER CONCESSIONS AND
SITUATION 10 NOW CRITICAL.

The Puget Sound Steamboat Own.
ere association met thsa afteenoon
and definitely refused 90 make \
further concession 20 the Marine
Englneern Beneficial association.
This makes the situation be.
tween the two organizations more
critical than At anY time since the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

Los ANgFLEs. Cal. March e.
The police made the biggest raid
q diaardsriy wumsa n TIE history
a Los Angeles last night
Every known immoral resort IN
the city vsa rsided.
In ne nalshharhaol 81 900 Non-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
I.ir,Fitsgerald Gives
private Adsiee- Ev-
AVN Shows Signs
4 Much Weeping.

<z<sses see M
Sxw fpRhs 49, -, +.
~ Msasy COMM -. -
ssss 4 y ~ = 49, 70 $500.
ri wtfs Aasss .' ,.,.s .,s,s
zseesff* shAH'ns ... =.
r<zz al sFsesaasss -
esFl Feefn y 49, -
u 'zllsa tar ess'''1'' sa1 ,.s...
~ = xivt s'RsA y
X sase ~ ssasA -,
II isrY. apse M - -
- 80 ssessss 49, ~.
- i ne sssssstf -
pxs<k 4 WI = sksaess
Wsss = 49, -.
Il - seensaen - me s''.ss1 /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
iIJNACY COMMISSION
BEGINS WORK TODAY
HOW BATTLE OF THE LAWYERS HAS
nEEN MAoEn IN THE THAW TRIAL.


ENeSha stary % betrayal by White
ttass for snnufttteA tawa dsfsnse.
TIVE experts drove insane
Experts Thaw killed brain storns
IhaWaa scrAay* win ada tied
providence.
Testimony maj rhAw appeared ira
tienai after kiliuE
Esasnee that White 70 kn TAaw December T.
Ms William Tha~'s story Of change rhaw Eye
Impeachment q Humme unworthy . belief
Points Ger ths presscusisr
Prcaf of killing by
Sx hat TAaw sane when he KILLED
White and knew
Statement II James 9 smith that nationally
Just bsfeFs shooting and be
hsnmsis testimony o. ~ slyns atlaAvis sharxns
with cruelty and denying White
Presenting FRET Nttthaun who
drug sets Evelyn she
Presenting who testify that
Evelyn and Jack harsymorr rallied
medical ,
sewn Who appeared rational
after ths killing
Jerome nunns affidavit as evidence
IN which Evelyn makes charges
onsratsa Waite
appointment Of lunaey mission
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
FERson Will BE
uonORED

~ aszoxsala 81 Seattle and
f nsnsx are ptannlax for the
1nsna u thn birthday o.
49, lsfzsfpon. April IA. ~ "a
zzs6ss41d jefferson dinner and
Sizax AsmeFata a. the sgase
= axssa 70 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
SHOT AND KILLED

tsortpps Tslsaraoh ssrsles.i
MOSCOW. Russia. March 21.--An
unknown youth today shot and
killed toEios. the editor Of the Rush.
XII viedomostl. aa the Journalist was
leaving his residence.
I he assassin escaped
Jolios was = member Of the first
Russian parliament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

Although wanted In San Francis.
co for passing worthless checks. Il.
- Mitchell. now serving In the city
jail here for a like offensa. may
never be turned over "a the south.
efn authorities because 81 their un.
willingness 20 stand the expense Of
taking him 20 San Francisco
Mitchell is also wanted in Salt
Lake for a similar offeuaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
SELL OLD RENTON
LINE TO ELECTRIC co.
Girl 10 INSANE.

The commission Appointed BY
Judge AlbeFtaon 20 mcguire laso the
sanity ~ Martha Fisher. a IfyoaF
Old Kiri. has filed is report that
the kfFI II insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
Lovers Who Eloped Less Than Twelve Months Ago
Shun Each other at Constantine Trial-Jury
Completed This Afternoon.
THE JURY.

THE JURY
jury completed this afternoon The
jurors are
Andrew Haag. Black Diamond miner.
7. G. Thomas. a. Itt Ward
r. y. Moore. ~ Ga Lake. a maehiHlst.
George Smith. Is 18th e: enpose West Seattle
ferry
j. Ira IS. a cook
A Horton. age 40. merchant patroltnsn
J.. r. y. jones. Bellevue W. a carpenter
Gottteb Green. a. a arpenter.
J. W, Doyle aee
A G. Seattle. Balfour-Guthris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

Mr.. Vanderbilt IL famed for
art ~ a hostaes. has beauty, wealth
aud = tAiens for wearing becoming
gowns. suelsty asks for nothing
more.
These on the fringe Of the New
York szseiat whiri are hoplnx Mrs
Vanderbilt wili BE- the nsw qaeen,
ne she il liberal IN her views and
dues hos mish u bar al Who lack
shlns hAand Ia their veins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
CARS IN COLLISION

A collision between a north
bound West Queen Anne ear aud a
Lake Union car # the corner Of
Yealar aud First last evening tied
ub the First nv. car service for
hnlf an hour. No one Wis injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
LosRs MONEY.

LosEs MONEY.
Thaa. A. Roberts. of wsser q
Roe@rta. t1wman building. reports
the theft u taS and a sold watch
from his ruom In the Fruedall
house. lie Washington -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
ANTS WILL MEET
TONIGHT

Those Of Ballard who are opposed
20 annexation to Seattle wiil meet
tonight in Junction hall IN that
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

ls~sssls stars ExsIuslvs ssrxies.l
NEW YORK. March sT.--Nsw
Yorka alleged 5000 has practical.
" decided upon = successor 70 the
acepief ~ Mira WIN. Asgar AZ lead
or ~ the smart set The lneky
matrun wtii be Mrs Cornelius Van,
deShlit r.. Mrm Astor's health IA
compelling her to give ~ tncat Of
her social duties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

ARRESTS IN IDAHO
TIMBER FRAUDS

BOISE. Idaho. March 27.--Iohn
Wells. PAT Downs and n priteh.
ard weru arrested last night as n
result 81 the federal grand Jury In.
ve#tiGAtion Into the alleged timber
frauds. More arrests are expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27

ROADS SEEK TO
ARBITRAH

Northern Pacific railways as en-
gineere. firefnan. brakemen. con-
dnetoFs and Ewttehmen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-27
MOORE AWAITS
! WORD FROM BUILDERS
BANK cLEARlHos.

In crease over same
date last year. ! at2.9ea.30
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-15
ROOSEVELT HAS CHANGED

The New York World says that Pres ident Roosevelt, in passing through New York, on his way to Oyster Bay, to vote, seemed changed individual. His ap, pearanee and bearing were that of a sobered, reflective man, and his face had a look of deep responsibility and grave thoughtfulness not seen before by those who know him. The World says: "From now on there will be a different plan of campaign conducted from the White House. While the pres ident is firm in his declarations that there is to be no change in his policy toward predatory wealth and illegal corporations, his methods are to be mod flied, his attacks more discriminate, and his warfare less destructive"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-15
THE SITUATION

Notwithstanding the weaker tendency in the security market, financial senti- ment is calmer, and the belief is grow ing that the worst is now behind us. The advance in the rate of discount by the Bank of England to per cent and the Bank of France to per cent naturally disturbs financial affairs abroad. which react here. But we have obtained nearly $4O,O00,000 of foreign gold, and it is safe to assume that these agreements were made with the con sent. if not the assistance, of leading European bankers. The advance in the discount rates of the European banks at this late day is therefore probably a notice merely that Europe has given us all the gold she can safely spare, and that she must now adopt measures to conserve her gold supply.
 In broad way the adverse feature at the moment is the restriction im- posed upon general business by the sca-- city of currency. This phase of the sit nation is being remedied as fast as pos sible. As gold arrives, money will be released to those interior points where it is required to move the crops.
 Those people who are disposed to an- tieipate sudden and sharp recovery in the situation are apt to be disappointed. It should be a matter for encourage ment, however, that conditions are grad ually getting better, rather than worse.
 A little patience, a good deal of cour- age and the application of an ordinary amount of common sense will do much to restore the financial equilibrium.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-15
ARIZONA

When all you eastern fellows
 Get to boasting of your cline; Of those golden fall days
 And that good old harvest time; When the winds come cold and cutting And your nose is mighty blue, As you shovel snow that's frozen While the breeze is biting you. Just think of Arizona,
 The Gem of all the West; Her sun kissed hills and valleys, Where from cold you get rest. Just think of roses blooming
 Meath a clear and smiling sky, Where the mountains grand and hay Make picture for your eye; Where the air is warm and mellow, And the sunbeams mighty fine, From his home up in the heavens With that good old summer shine; When your cold gets down to zero, You can think of us out here, A drinking in our beauties
 Where no winds are blowing sere; Where no frozen chunks of cuss words Fall down from your face, To make you sigh and long for-well, Or some other warmer place.
 --J. WATT ROGUE.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-11-15

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