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The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
INHERITANCE TAX VALID.
supreme Court UphOIds New York
state Law.

The Supreme Court yesterday affirmed
the validity of that portion of the New
York law imposing a tax on the success
sion OF property which subjects to taxa
tiou property passing under power of
appointment in the same manner as that
passing under "a will.
Incidentally, the court affirmed the va
lidity Of the tax assessed on some $l0.-
000. 900 of real and personal property,
forming part Of the trust created by VIII
liam B. Astor in favor of his daughter.
Mrs. Laura Delano. I'm 1874. at the time
OF her marriage, and subsequent additions
thereto.
The court held that the succession tax
was within the taxing power of the
state Justices Holmes and Moody dis
sented
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16
D. A. R. WANT PEACE
Adopt Resolution in Favor
of World Movement.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS COMING

VIII Address Daughters Assembled
Here in COnVentiOn-Featur of
Opening Session Is the Report of
Treasurer General and Address of
Capt. HObson-NOtes Of Gathering.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

In answering to roll call for the chapter
Of Missouri which she represents. one OF
the members said yesterday; There are
four beautiful delegates present and two
who are not so beautiful" The remark
caused the biggest laugh Of the days
session.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

I san. YOUR I'D IN THE HER4LD
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

for the position Of vice president general,
are being circulated among the convention
delegates,
During the foil-eall yesterday by Miss
Janet Richards, announcement was made
of the death of Mrs. William J. Chit
tenden, state regent Of Michigan, who
died last week while arranging 10 attend
the congress. Mrs. Mclean paid high
tribute TO Mrs. Chittenden.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

Mrs. Donald Mclean is a most capable
presiding officer, She has a strong voice,
a commanding appearance, Is magnetic,
and has perfect control over the house
at all times. Mrs. Mclean wore law
ender gown yesterday that attracted much
attention.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-16

Mrs Charlotte Emerson Main. vice
president general in charge of the 'organi>
zation of chapters. announced yesterday
that the membership of the society at
present is 069S members. This is an in
crease Of several thousand since the last
congress. Last year the total membership
was s.. OPS There are 100 chapters in the
national organization and 1S6 chapter re-
gents Thirteen of the chapters are with
out regents at the present time. Twelve
hundred and two members are entitled TO
a vote in the congress. OF these it is
estimated that more than one-half have
already arrived.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
OUR BID FOR BUSINESS

There are some merchants who, when they want any printing done, go to all the printing offices and compel them to bid on the same, others send out of the county for theirs. This paper has always ad vocated trading with your home .mercha mt, and does so yet, although the class of merchants referred tu above does not deserve home patronage. For this class of merchants we have devised tn. following plan, which we advise all to follow: On Monday next we will receive sealed bids for the following articles: "One pair of hobnailed shoes for the editor, also one pair of cotton socks and a plug of tobacco. The devil wants in the same bid one cheap shirt, a straw hat, some gum. one pair of suspenders and pair of overalls. Also ten yards of calico, black and white striped, for Sunday dress for the editors wife and three kids, together with four sun
 Bonnets, three large and one smali one" Bids on the above must be signed and turned into this office not later than 10 a. m. Monday, August 5th In the same bid you may include six towels, very large aud coarse, to be delivered and paid for on January l., 1908, as the three we bought two years ago recently fell over and broke in two. Of course the lowest bidder will get the contract on these articles. provided he is as low as the factory price. If he is not, then we will send to the factory for our goods, and expect. unless these merchants change their tactics, to organize clubs throughout the different communities. to do the same thing. Graham Guardian.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
SAID BY AlNSWORTH

"The joint statehood issue will surely come up again in Arizona and New Mexico," declared Judg, c. F. Ainsworth, of Phoenix, Ari- zona. at the Hollenbeck hotel this morning.
 Judge Ainsworth is one of the leading "jointists" in the territory, and has been accused of working for the deposing of Governor Kibbey becau~e of the governor 's well known opposition to joint statehood.
 II. is certain that when the issue comes before the people again il will be in different form and that in addition it will have the support of the larger mining companies in the territory Judge Ainsworlh continued.
 The new plan is 10 draft g constitution designed to be adopted by a state composed of the two territories and bring action b, calling for vote of this new con Stiiution. 1 believe that this will place the details of the projeci more directly before the voters and gain more support"
 Spea king of therumored resigna ton of Governor Kibbey, Judg. Ainsworth said: "Goyernor Kib- bey will never resign until he i forced to, and 1 cannot see thai there is any immediate prospect ol his being ousted.".
 The Phoenix man positivel, denied that he had been in Oyster Bay in consultation with Presidenl RnnseveIt in regard to Governor Kibbey, as an Arizona pa per a few days ago alleged. Lbs Angeles Express, July 31st.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
Postal Authorities Fine Railroads

Western Railroads are. near an open break with the postoffice department over the transportation of mails owing to the number .of recent orders: The latest cause of grievance is the imposition of heavy fines for delay in delivering mails.
 Railroad officials held an i'm p0rtaut conference in Chicago recently to consider the situation They are amazed to find that they are in danger of losing fifteen per cent of their mail pay unless they revise their schedules and place the mail trains on running time which they can maintain in all sea2ons.
 One of the new rules provides that if the mails are fafe, three times during period of ninety days, the road shall be assessed fifteen per cent pay for the quarter.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
Of Interest to Arizonans

Patents have been granted to residents of this territory as fol- lows: Isaac Anderson of McCa be, d device for the recovery of precious metals from solution; William T. Harper of Flagstaff, for a non reliable bottle. The postoflice at Kymo, Yavapai county, has been discontinued, mail to Juniper. Arthur E. Noon has been appoint ed forest guard for the Tumacacori national forest. Archibald Shaw of Wilcox has been granted a per init in the Chiricahua forest to construct drift fence four and a half miles long to prevent stock from drifting to and from the forest and mountain, B. J., Shurtz has heen appoinfed letter. carrier at Tucson and c. E. Carroll substitute carrier.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
KlB8EY FOR CONGRESS

It is a long time off, the election, but already the wise politicians are beginning to shape things for the next congressional race, says the Phoenix Democrat. Local re- publican politicians are brginuAe 2 to groom Governor kibbey fol congressman, although the govern or has not allowed himself,- up to this time, to say that he would enter the race.
 But the republicans are hopeful set, and they see a good chance to win at the next election.
 "Why, we have a cinch if we can get Kihbey to run," said a local politician, who is afraid to allow his name to be used for feaI ne may lose a piece of pie some where. 1t is now a settled fac, that all of the members of the Western Federation of Miners in Arizona will vote the socialis, ticket at the next election. Ii they do this, it will weaken the democratic party, as they have heretofore been voting the demo- ;ratic ticket. They will be led of by Haywood, who will be nomi hated by the socialists for presi- lent. Now, we cannot beat the democratic nominee with any ole thing. We tried that last year. and got skinned block, but a man like Kibbey. who holds the affec- ton of the voters as Kibbey holds it, can lead the party to sure victory. The republicans general ly are getting around to this opinion, and it will be surprise ii Kibhey is not named by the con- vention. All that will be necessary for him to get the nomination will be 10 signify a desire to run. Oi course, there has been some little friction in the republican party but this does not amount to any thing, and Kibbey can unite all factions. including the joint state hood people.'
Williams news., 1907-08-17

IT is not that Arizona does not want statehood that she rejected ad dmission to the union last Novem Der. We want admission on the same footing as any other state that has been admitted singly We want it singly and on our owl, merits, and when we have it WI. want something to say in its government. It is 2 rather difficult to determine how the rejection O statehood hy Wisconsin, Iowa Maine or Colorado is parallel with the rejection of joint sta trhood with New Mexico by .< Arizonp These states were not. asked to 'submerge themselves in an. over whelming sei of what might be termed foeigners.. nor divest them selves of that privileges were right fully theirs, nor were they asked tp yield the reigns of government to another element. which would practically be the case if we wer. forced into the union with New Mexico. This jointure business is nothing hut political complexion dope.-Wickenbu burg Miner.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

THE language is rather crude but there is more sense than poetry in the following from the Tucumcari News: Eff things don't happen to come your way, don't sit down like a bullfrog with the hellyache and blubber bout It. Tank off your coat and go to work, and in a short time you won't find any hard times. The world has no use for croaker anyway. Other men hay. troubles of their own. and don, want to be burdened' with yours. Ifs lou are worth three hurrahs in hades stop. croaking and get d hustle on, brace up till your collai button shows; be man; get ul, and hump yourself with vigorous and unanimous hump, and then when you meet your fellow man, instead of pouring out pitiful Ja .t of woe you can tell him that even if you are not getting rich you're at least making an honest living. and are as good man as he GOT anyone else.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

SOME have objected to national forests on the ground that they interfere with "the development and requirement. of tllle." This objection Seems to rest on the assumption that all the land in America must be privately owned and Operated Tor priVate profit 4 queer sl ltuatIun We should find our selves Tn, truly, if thls theory were consistently acted upon. All school lands would be converlt d into privately owned lands; our streets. highways, pubic parks, public gardens, national cemeteries experiment station, farms and gardens, sites of public buildings and all other public lands would be converted into private properly Government, in all it's aspects, would exist simply as q renter or go out of business Fortunately, the Anericau peoPie are loo sane to consider seriously such q theory The Chicago man who recently proposed to run the national post office as a private venture was smiled at and forgotten. The point to be remembered is that while private enterprise and ownership have their place, public enterprise and ownership have theirs also. The development. and acquire ment of title" in pubic property by private individuals is not a matter over-which the, public will grow enthusiastic.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

Man Zan Pile Remedy comes put up in a colla psihle tube with a nozzle. Easy to apply right where the soreness and infla ammation exists. It relieves at once blind bleeding. itching or rrotruding piles. Guaranteed. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Go.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
SATURDAY, AUGUST r, 1907.

''IT is better to do something for somebndy than to do somebody for something."-Wall Street Journal. Pass it. along.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

Summer coughs and colds yield at once to Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. contains honey and tar hut no Oriates. Children like it. I,s laxative qualities recommend it ,n mothers. Hoarseress. coughs ard croup yield quickly. Keel it on hand. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

A phonograph attached to a reaper is one of the latest ,devicet for attracting laborers to the harvest field. Next will be moving pictures and vaudeville stunts.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

RAILWAY earnings for July. 1907 are g per cent greater than for the corresponding month of 1906. Regulation means prosperity.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
Dated June 1, 1907. =

The bites and slings of insects sunburn, cuts, burns and bruises relieved at once with Pinesalve Carbolized. Acts like a poultice Draws out inflammation Try it Price. 25 cents. Sold by Grand Canyon Drug Co.
Williams news., 1907-08-17

On the Canyon road trains leave this point as follows: No. 10 30 p.m.; No. IA at 5:55 am. Arriv- ing from the. Canyon: No. II at l1:2O am.: No 15 at II 50 p.m.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
Mine Warning Notice

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the mining claims, Eastern Star and Old Judge, situated in the Francis mining district, unorganized. in Coconino county, territory of Ari- zona. and of record in the recorders otfire of said county, are under bond and lease to party or parties other than the. owners thereof. and that neither the mines or the un- dersigned will he responsible for any debts contracted for labor. material or supplies or for any other expense upon said mining claims.
 J. w. FRANCIS.
Williams news., 1907-08-17
TEMPE NORMAL SCHOOL

I Normal school of Arizona, will begin Monday, September 9th, and an unusually large attendance is assured.
 Many Improvements are being made that will contribute to the comfort of the students and in- crease the capacity of the school. Both dormitories have been thoroughly renovated and painted and an addition has been built to the girls hall, increasing its capacity by forty-eight. This addition renders it possible for students to room alone for a little extra expense. if they desire to do 'o. The dormitory expenses are S16 50 per month which includes board, furnished room, steam heat, electric light, running water in rooms, use of bath, parlors and pianos. The dormitory also fur nishes all necessary bedding, towels, table linen, etc. $14 % per month will be charged students who desire to room in private families and board in the Normal lining hall. The military drill is .he special pride of our young men md they are required to purchase uniform at an expense of about S16.OO.
 Rooms and houses can be rented It reasonable rates by parties desiring to move to Tempe for the purpose of securing school ad vantages. A. B. Tomlinson, An drew Nielsen and R. A. Windes Ire responsible real estate agents of Tempe and will furnish full particulars upon application.
 Students who have completed the eighth grade work in the pub lie school should be prepared to enter the first year of the Normal coarse. This will be determined by means of written tests, supple mented by grades and testimonials from former teachers. Candidates for advanced standing in Normal cla sses should file their grades and such credentials as they have secured from other schools when they make application. Graduates from a full high school course are eligible to junior classified tion. IL is desirable that students enter the Normal the first week of the term or as soon thereafter as possible. E A two years' course in Spanish has just been introduced which will be of practical value to our students and of special advantage to those who pursue our four years Latin course and expect to enter a college or university after complet- ing the Normal course. Manuai training has been introduced as part of the regular course and tn, work is very apopular with the students.
 Most of the railroads of the ter ritory will grant special rate t. our students of one and one fourtl, fare for the round trip; full fare to be paid coming and one fourth fare for the return trip. Ask your loca ] agent for particulars when pur- chasing your ticket.
 The catalogue for the year 1907 $ contains detailed informa tion ol, all matters pertaining to the school and will be forwarded upon appll cation to all who are interested it. the Normal.
 Address all communications re- lating to entrance to Normal. dormitory reservations, railroad rates, catalogues, etc, to
 A. J. MATTHEWS,
 Principal of the Normal,
 Tempe, Arizona.
 Of Interest to AriZonans
Williams news., 1907-08-17
New Time Card

Following is the present schedule nf passenger trains on the main line:
Williams news., 1907-08-17

wrong or misleading statement made by this paper will be cneerfully corrected Il brought to our attention.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-01

versity which was totally inadequate
to support it-and it got a law allow
ing a sheriff to tax the people of this
county 3 mills on the dollar for his
personal benefit and to the discredit-
ing of the honest bill of honest busi-
hes men.
Go back over the history OF all leg
islatures in which the machine has
dominated and in which Bernalillo
county representatives have been pill
ant puppets in the daads of the BOSS
and you will find that this county has
got nothing but bills to increase the
and bills to protect machine polite
ians and bills to increase taxation
that and nothing more.
Two years g BurSum was SUI
preme il the legislature. Can any
body ecali what this county got in re
turn for h trucking obedience to
Bursum of it's Representatives?
AID yet the Daily Citizen is found
urging the representatives of this
county in the present assembly to sell
themselves out; to abandon a straight
forward, manly position which meets
with the approval OF the people of AL
b~uquerque and of the entire territory,
in order that they may receive the ia
vor of this d~iscredited boss. who
would not reward this ~county-s ODE
to his orders when ne could
and who is now no longer in a position
to reward anything. Even were the
people of Bernalillo county of the type
who cringe under a threat, which for
tuaately they do not, what practical
end could be obtained by trucking
to men and methods which no longer
dominate?
But to discuss the practical side
such a proposition ven in a casual
way, is degrading. The Daily Citizen
is advising the people of Albuquerque
and Bernalillo county to sell them
selves out to a man who recog-
nized the just claims of this county
when he could, and h is now no
longer able to pay the price of degra-
And ever could the people of this
county obtain in no other way than
by so degrading themselves, what is
the peoples due, is it likely that the
people would choose that course? To
suggest such a possibility is to in
the people of this community
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-01
ROSWELL PEopIE
ARE VERY tiCSPtfAeLE.

The COMMITTEES that was given the
task OF c~anvassing Roswell for sleep
ing places for the visiting cattlemea
and their wives during the Panhandle
Cattlemenss Convention April 16, II
and 1S. have practically finished their
work in the central portion of the
town i.e., between Main street and
Missouri avenue, from east to west,
and from North Spring River to the
Hondo. from North to South. The
outskirts and the two hills NAV be
canvassed later, and the people of
these neighborhoods may be asked to
report at some givea place later.
The committee reports that the peo-
pie of Roswell are very h~ospitable:
that they were well received and only
in a few cases had to argue the point.
Of course there were a few excep-
tons.
The committee will have a report
to make in a few days.
The capacity of the aoteIs of Ros-
well is shown in the following list,
which gives the number of outside
guests each will be able to care for
during the convention.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-01
New South American Ambassadors.

New South American Ambassadors.
New York, March 1t is likely
that James Bryce, King Edwards lat
est diplomatic representative at Wash
ington, will long remain at the foot
of the ambassadorial list, in view of
the announcement that Chile and pro
badly Argentina, will soon raise thei
ministers to the rank of Ambassadors
Brazil and Mexico are now he only
Latin-American counties to maintain
embassies in Washington. Japan is
represented by an ambassador, as
is Great Britain, Germany, Russia,
Italy, Austria-Hungary and France
The latter nations view with alarm"
the intention of Chile to establish an
embassy, since they have long been
smitten with the idea that the great
European powers should have a mono
poly of that honorable form of diplo-
matte representation. When the first
Mexican ambassador made his appear
ance in Washington he W a for a
time given the cold shoulder by his
colleagues from Europe. This feeling
OF enmity has gradually died out, but
threatens to break forth afresh at
what is considered the "impertinence"
of Chile.
It is likely that Senior Don Joaquin
Walker-Martinez, who has been the
Chilean minister at Washington for
the last w years, will be honored
with the appointment as ambassador
Senior Walker-Martinez is also the
Chilean minister to Mexico and as
spends a portion of each year
in the capital of that republic. He be
gan his public career as a member of
the Chilean house of deputies sixteen
years ago. Later he became a cabi-
net members, first as minister of f.
nance AID later as minister of war.
His first diplomatic assignment was
made about ten a ago, when he
became Chilean minister to Brazil,
and later was promoted to Buenos
Ayres. He was a distinguished dele
gate to the Pan-American congresses
at Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro,
in both of which he played a promi-
nent part.