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The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

to a man to tear themselves away from the l. w. w. and affiliate themselves with the Trades Council. which is making an effort to protect labor in this country of hardsbips and perils.
 There is no fight with the miners and the Trades Council; before the lapse of much more time there is no doubt that the miners will he affiliated with the unions now comprising the Trades Council
 I~ The question of boycottmg the mer- chants who do not advertise is ridicu- lous. Who will institute the boycott All the unions belong to the Trades Council, Longshoremen. Typographical, Bartcnders Engineers. Barbers. Team sters, Cooks and walters, and now that the Retail Clerks union is but a Ques- tion of officially organizing, which will be done within few days, when its strength will be added. what will the |. w. W. represent or control? Mer- chants, operators professional men, they can not boycott you or any of you. Win the Chinks and Japs spend their money here? Remember that the men and the trades which are repre- scntcd in the above list have been here since the camp started and that they represent labor and citizens who are white and clean. They have their homes in this city, and they live their lives and ply their trades here; they support you in your business: theirs is the patronage which you want and must have if you succeed.
 | The carpenters are not allowed to affiliate with any other union; hence they do not belong to the Trades Coun- cil officially.
 The insinuation that the Nome Typo graphical union is not in good standing with the International is explained as | follows:
 | report must be sent to the Inter- national every quarter. It is well known 1 that the winter mails are delayed in such a manner that the funds and re-
 port of the Nome branch cannot reach
 headquarters before the publication of
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

the monthly journal which shows the standing of the different branches. Yet there is never a remark in the period ical that the Nome branch is not in good standing. The International un- derstands that and there is no trouble over it whatever That the l. w. w. is injuring many of the businesses in the city is well known by many people who have per mitted the hanging of the l. w. w. cards in their establishments. the re- suit of which was not a boycott eX- actly. but discontinuance of the pat ronagc of all people who are not lov- CTS of Japs and Chinks.
 If the business men of Nome want to stand for the right and honorable working people who support their en- terprises. let them show their willing ness to do so by aiding in crushing down a thing which is injuring the peace of the camp and inviting hordes of Chinks and Japs to come and labor here where the white man has had | freedom and decent wages. The business people of Nome should | put their feet down on an attempt made by any body of men to capture a whole district and practice their tyr amy on it.
 Those men who decry the desire to monopoize in the trusts do not hesitate to use n-American methods for the purpose of compelling other working men to enter into their schemes and | lconspiracies.
 The l. w. w. has been proven in Goldfeld and elsewhere to be traitors | to their country, and nothing but ire ST onsible socialists bordering on anar- | chists.
 If Nome people once submit to their | tyranny they mrst wear their chains
 for eyer
 NOME TRADES COUNCIL.
 T. F. BELL.
 J. P. WEBB,
 w. c. KURTZ, Committee.
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NOME. ALASKA, DEC. 18, 1907.
THE BLESSINGS OF IMPERIALISM

The British Commbians are gliev- ously disturbed in mind. They have no stomach for Asjatic immigration that threatens to and will undoubtedly submergc the white population if per mittcd to continue without check. but they find themselves tied by the leg in a knot made by other hands For the present expressions of this distress of mind have not exceeded the bounds of International politcness and the tone i~ one of pleading rcuuustrancc. Thus the Colonist of Victoria:
 "If the present friendly relations with Japan are to continue there must be reciprocity in matters affecting thei economic welfare of each country. AS an interpretation of the treaty by which Canada would be considered open to be oyerrn by Japanese of all grades would be mtolorable We have too much respect for the good sense of the Japanese government to suppose that it would expect such am intcrprc- tation to be given it."
 In this view the policy and future of Canada ar" dependent on the good will and forbcarancc of Japan. It is an ad- mission that Canada has no power to regulate it's internal affairs when the colonial will runs counter to imperial ambitions and complications of policy. IL will not be disputed that any em- rhasis laid on this view hy the home government would tremendously accel- crate the scrartist movement in Cana da
 The Hindu immigration is every bit Japanese immigration They don't
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Nut Candy at Hancock's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

The Hindu immigration is every bit as embarrassing to the colonists a. Japanese immigration They don't
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

1 want the lIiudus. They don't want a seWilc class among them, but these arc British subjects like themselves "The gravity of the situation" says the Col onist, cannot be disputed and 1t calls for very careful treatment Above all things it calls for diplomatic treat mcnt" Just so. Canada k dependent for the regulation If it's internal affairs on the diplomacy If the British empire. The Canadians must fulfn contracts
 in whose making they have no part. This i- one of tho blessings of inperial-
 ism.
 lord t.3usdowl as British foreign wlnje'nr made tac treaty of alliance
 with Japan. At lhr time when the san Francisco school board had its famous d,,rut, over the admission of Japanese
 tudcnts the London press was full of lalk about a possible war between the I'nit"3 States and Japan. The qucs- Jiou was asked at that time whether Erglard might be forced into war with the United States hy reason of the Japanese alliance At this juncturc Lord I.ansdovnc said in a public ad- dress, "The good faith of Great Brit ain Is pledged to our ally in tho East and we would fulfu our treaty oblga- tions even as against kinsmcn across thr sea-" II would he the irony of des- tiny should "kinsmen across the sea" come to mean in this regard the Cana dians and not the Americans
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18
CANIbAL ISM |N
 DESoLATELABRAD0R

WINNIPEG, Oct 14.-Tales of can nibalism. wholesale murder, awful pri- vatiOn and famine and deadly feuds among the natives of Northeastern Canada. between the eastern shore of James bay and Labrador. are brought back by Jas. A. osborne, editor of the Fort Francis Times, who has just com pleted trip of exploration in that desolate, uninviting country.
 While at Moose Factory, Osborne met young Indian who had fled hith- CT in terror of his uncle, who, he said had killed and eaten eight human be- ings. There. too he saw an Indian woman who had killed and eaten hel two children last winter. so great was the famine.
 This lack of food was brought about primarily by the fact that the woods
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FIRE ALARM BOXES.

12 Standard oil Co. 13 Carstcns Bros. X Dashlry, tolt
 Storage Plant IA John T. Scsnou co. 15 Alaska Banking X Safe Deposit e. 21 Postohcc. V 1-t Ave. East Lawrence hotel ?5-rir. Department Qmltcrs. 2l Discovery saloon. @2 Opposite Hunter Saloon. 4l Pacific Cold Stomec 70. Sand~pit +2 Tbirl ANe East and Fact E st.
 Rear of Judge Reeds Rosidoncc Engine House Phone Main 9I.
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.C0RTELYOU
 VERY SICK
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec IT, Secretary Cortclyou of the treasury is very sick man and has found it neces- sary to retire to his home and to can eel an arrangements.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

are without the usual number of deer and rabbits, upon which the natives usually subsist.
 A feud between two halfbreed fam lilies resulted in the accidental killing of two brothers of a hunter who was disguised as a bear. Relatives of the dead man went to the home village of the hunters and killed five members of the family while the brothers were away. Friends of the brothers there upon took up the fight and destroyed the family of the avengers, so that in all thirteen persons lost their lives as the result of the first accidental shoot ing.
 As these occurrences did not seem to create any great stir in the locality, Osborne has come to the conclusion that cannibalism is practiced openly on many. occasions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18
Hancock's Candy Kitchen is the best place to get your candy.

Yes, the Nugget Express does freiehtiuS to the beach line from Lit tie to Irene creek daily. Phone Nugget office, Main 46.
The Nome daily nugget., 1907-12-18

Old Lacy, National Club, Monogram and Special Rye Whiskeys. Board of Trade.
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Fine Box Candy and Bon Bons a Hancoek's Candy Kitchen.

Fine old Italian. Swiss Ports. Sller- ries and Clarets at Nestor's.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

Colonel Bryan should not too long hesitate in making definite decision as to the advisability of another at. tempt to reach the white house There are few democrats who would not rejoice at the election of the Ne. braskan to the presidency, but there Is doubt in the minds of many as to the advisability of his candidacy next year Colonel Bryan is better quail. fled to judge of the possibilities of next year because of the fact that he has twice been the directing head of two national campaigns. For twenty years he has been in close touch with political conditions in every section of the country and is today and 1t Is not likely that he would err in esti' mating his own strength as candi. date or that of others who have been mentioned.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
BOWLING ACTIVITY.


 Douglas International-Ameriean-'
 At a meeting held at the Y. A- C. A. for the purpose of dsscussing the com ing meet win Bisbee for the Orr tro- phy and to revive interest in bowl ing general 1t was agreed upon by the committee appointed by Secretary Pollard that the best plan would be to immediately commence tourna- ment In order to get the men out and to revive the interest in the game There will be meeting held Monday night for fhe purpose of selecting the teams and discussing the matter Of fixing up, the alleys and balls so as to give tEose who win represent Douglas in the coming match with Bssbee a oe1- ter chance to bring back the trophy which they lost to fisbee last year There are some new men out who are expected to strengthen the team and make itf posslbief for them Co make, q
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
As to Comets.

In former times whenever a comet appeared in sight some long haired gentleman took advantage of thenOcca- sion to start a new religion and take up collection.
 Now science turns its cold eye on the heavenly wanderer, tells us how fast 1t is going and in what direction and what Is the color of Its hair. We have ceased to be afraid of the caller. and it is only because our airshlp Is in the repair shop that we do not go up to 1t and bat it on the head and ask 1t how all the little comets were when It left homess tG mia - a.
 It is simply a case of conquering fear through familiarity In few general tions the children will doubtless be playfully grabbing 1t by the tail and asking permission to hitch on.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

It requires an artist in detail to see the difference between srtiztic disorder snd mere sloveniiness.
 Love may be logic. but logic isn't love.
 The people who do the work have no wind left to manufacture hot air.
 It Is queer how mere fault of our other.
 Too mueh smiling Is nearly as ex- cruciatIng as the toothaehe. The less money man has the big
 4 boosting man does it to keep up his falth h himself.
 It takes good reputation fo stand fhe strain of fassshood
 Duties have a most disagreesble way of thrusting themselves Into notice at inopportune times.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
ARIZONA MUST

COME IN. tf
 The Albuquerque Journal comment ing on a recent editorial in the Inter nationaI-American wherein the posi- ton was maintained that the territory of Arizona was better qualified for statehood than New Mexico, makes the assertion that New Mexico is en- titled to thestirst statehood favor be cause that territory voted for state hood last year while Arizona voted against it. having reference to the joint statehood election. In that cleo tioH the people of Arizona demonstrat- ed their peculiar fitness for statehood. They took the posaaonsthat until they could have independent and separate statehood. which would confer upon them the governmental heritage for which they had subdued the savage Indian. reclaimed a barren desert and developed 8 mineral country second to no other in the country. they would remain a territory-9 The oner made by the republican administration to grant staeohod to the people Of Ari- zona, it they would agree to accept the kind which would make of them political peons to be dominated by New Mexico. was looked upon with intense adherence by the American spirit which controls this territory. It will not be denied that New Mexico has larger population than Arizona, but on the other hand it will not be denied that there is more American blood. brain and hravn in Arizona. Because Arizona refused to accept joint statehood New Mexico to-day is aoout to receive separate statehocd. tiOti2S1 FEc7iocoI hOOsEtSie AS ADtS to confer that favor. Arizona will also receive separate statehood with Nev Mexico if the republicans of Ari- zona wiii stand up and demand t. Goverror Kibbey and the republican leaders of Arizona have jared the  president away from his joint state hood hobby and they can easily bring him over as champiou Of separate statehood for Arizona # they wiH tel hin plainly. ,hat this Is the price of any political favor for hiH,sesf etS his friends in this territory next gear.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

4 good many republicans in Ari- zona would rejoice to see Kibbey leave the gubernatorial chair to run for congress; not that they are par ticularly interested in seeing Kibbey become a congressman.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
4 GREAT ISSUE.

Ehe1 the time shall come for oaD
 structsns party platforms for the ea- suing presidential election it is fore gone conclusion that tarin revision must find chief place among press ine pz.blic questiops to meet the i'm perasise demand of business interests for some measure of relief. Existing tarif laws were the outcome of con 1itions no longer existing. They wore
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
Humor sus Philosophy
SOUR GRAPES.
D. DUNCAN k. snIrH

 T walk by preference says the man Who can't afford 10 ride. He doesn't. though It isn't so.
 The proof Is on his side. The man wno can't afford to ride Perchance at times may walk. But any guy whose cash is shy. He's only singing talk T much prefer a simple meal" Declares the simple man ''wheneer dine no feed for mine Built on the complex plan" It's all right if he has the price.
 But if he hasn't that And saves his cash on ten cent hash He's talking through his hat ''oh." says the solid family man. At home I'd rather stay And spend the night than waste it quite With patrons of the play" And that Is what he really neans But let pass or two Come round to where he fills a chair And see what he wifi do. A life ot single blessedness.
 Serene. sedate and slow, No wife or chum. has charms for some, And they will tell you so. But look a little further back
 To see If theories fit Each former act The simple fact May be some girl said. Nit"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

much better showing than they were able to last year.
 The following are some of the men men who expect 10 take part in the two men tournament commencing Monday:
 Demorest, Speed, DemAncn, Bas- ten. Piper, Welch, Logic. Curry, In noln. Suppl, Parsons. poren, Ward, and others who are expected to show snL .istcr. l... .. ,. ...- ..- u. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

Al krisouans will anxiousis await the result of the conference between President Roosssess and Governor Ksbbey- It is not likely that the gov ernor zsiI fail to take advantage of the golden statehood opportunity
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
Mich. seesur, Fer ,s.

He is so large and generous minded fin most things that cannot account for his race prejudice.-
 Maybe he hns teen betting on the wrong horse"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
NOTICE

A reward of $500 will be paid for Information leading to the arrest and conviction of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
Not Very.

Some people never forget them selves"
 "Still, 1t Is not remembering much"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

A beautiful damsel of Natchez, Went roaming through nettlevood
 patches,
 Now she sits in her room. With a heart full of gloom, And scratches, and scratches. and
 scratches.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
A Einn Artiels

Olive oil and castor oil
 Can well put up blum, But there's another has them beat. It is the Standard stuff.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
rERRlToRY oF ARIzoNA.

TERRITORY OF ARIzONA'
 County of CochIse. ss.
 I, N. A. Patterson. circulation man. sger Of the Bis5ee ally Review, do solennly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona fide circulation of the daily editions Of the Bsseee Daily Review for the month cf August, 1907, and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa pers have been deducted
 N. A. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
poe.n,t Show It.

'That man is as smart as . whip" May be, but he hasn't got the sign 1p."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
Much Better.

If you would conclusions try It's better. iss rule. stand face to face and eye 10 eye When dealing with R mule.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

wanted: Clean linen rags at Re view office. ~'e st;%Vs SSs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15
She Would Let Him Know.

"Has your husband had his racatio. yet?'
 No"
 When will he take it:' 'I have not decided yet"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

sar-. z T "No excGses will serve in this matter, sir"
 How fortu- nater
 "why fortu- nateT"
 Because I have none to of fer. Thanks for not requiring any"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

The people who do the work have no wind left to manufacture hot air.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-15

Love may be logic, but logic isn't Lore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-07

Money on call on the Stock Exchange to-
day loaned betw cen ~ and 3 per cent, with
the FINAL transaction at az per cent. The
cent. There was a slightly hrmer tone notice.
able In the time money market TO-DAY. this
taking the form of a better INQUIRY for funds.
hates were ~ per cent, for thirty and sixty
months. ~ TO ~ per cent. for I'VE and ak
months and So pei. oent. for over the end Of the
year. Iommerctal paper wa quoted az ~
receivable: other names. eN per cent.
Sterling exchange Nas flrm to-day al a
s!lSh. advance !S rates. Po=se5 rates 6 ,;Sat a
az l;statA5, tctral closing rateF; Long bills,
s,sssS' Conn cscTmsrr" arcIsi hills 1--we %sl. e JAZZ AZ aG 'ss:. IT,
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Az q y ,i iHF for cnG ionr s Hs5Ps ssS. ssx niue niue f.ss ed
s4or Guilders were Quoted at % s-iG Tor
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MONEY IN ] ondon, ~. n per cent. Rate Of
discount IN the open market for short and
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CouanasrcI4l price Of bar silver 10 Ses York,
silver dollars quoted az sohe.
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Sudkn[Raw was. outlet. Centrifugal, Nc
les; 5's1se: rn9scoyados 90 test. 3.56Hc.
NAyAi'SfoREB Spirits OF turpentine. esISo.
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lave Stock Marxcl.

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Rs;s.pts OF beeycS FOR two days were xoIi'
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terers ana 30 for the market. On nFht ytreinis
the whole market witt the exc ontlon Of buls Wa
hrm; tteerh and medium ana rood cows were in
bishef; bulls no more than steady, Ibe yards
were cieerel. Fair 10 choke steers sojd an
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dressed vstTht; te;ff orator eef slow az sSlfac'
per u. xIOHs 10 dsv. none: TO morrow m
tee' c., $40 sheep and $500 quArie-x Of bee. ~
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Jrade wts. active and prices nrm and sc. hIgher.
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rrv+trn ,esia aid al t5Stf5O per 100 Ms, cuHs Al
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sold - hsoSS'O rtf 100 IA: clipped inmi I'll
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