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Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
DIFFERENCE
 IN METHODS Contrast Oi Conditions In This
 Country and the East MATTERS AGRIC ULTURAL A Hint at the Reasons Why Tenderfoot Farmers Should Be Reliably and Carefully Instructed When They Come to This Valley.
MATTERS AGRIC RAJ

Pursuing tie consideration of ideas expressed by George H. Maxwell last Tuesday ia his address on the need Of a local organizations for the in structicn of new settlers in this val ley wao expect to live rural life, it will be interesting to follow still fur ther some of the illustrations he used. As mentioned in a previous article this need is due to the fact that con- ditions here are so greatly different from those prevailing in almost every section whence new immigra- ton comes. In many cases they are reversed and in many cases the very things that appeal to a stranger as a detriment to the country are it's greatest resources when one knows how to take advantage of them.
 In the east the vineyardist trims off the ends of his grape vines little every season. Hn this valley he gen. orally trims off about everything a knife is big enough to cut, to get the same results. Up north they plant the tomato and cabbage seed in a DOA anu Stl IL uliutl llit SAONC Ab sprout, then transplant when the ground thaws out. Down in this country they plant the tomato seed outdoors generally, and the plants keep growing all season. If the To- cality be a sheltered one they grow all winter and the next season, and some of them almost become trees where they are cared for carefully Many crops are planted late up north to get the advantage of the hot short summers Here many crops are planted early so they will mature before the hot weather arrives, and also to permit of the planting of an other hot weather crop on the same ground. Some of the real energetic ones manage to get in three different crops in a year. The general rule of an agriculturist is to keep the weeds down in any country on the theory that they only take up tho nourishment of the soil, but that they crowd out the crips. Generally it is a pretty good one, but in this valley it has sometimes been found that { good crop of weeds is what make: the money. Here is a case in point
 Almost everybody who has liveC here very long has heard of J. w Black-Strawberry Black. MT. Blacl was practically broke when he wen into the strawberry business a few
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31

 UNDESIRABLE The Reception of His Prof.
 fePed Assistance
 PASTED BY BOTH SIDES The President Believes His Expressed Appreciation of Taft is a Low Down Stan- dard Oil Trick to Get Even With the Administration.
PASTED BY BOTH SIDES

Washington Oct. 3O.-The following official statement was issued from the White House tonight: At the White House the announcement of Mir. Rock efeller, through the press agent of the Standard Oil company giving his req sons for voting for Taft is regarded with some amusement in view of what the administration has done to the Standard oil company and of the bit- ter hatred borne by the Standard oil company to the administration.
 Tt is a perfectly palpable and in- vidious trick on the part of the Stan dard oIl people to damage Taft, a trick so palpaable that it can deceive no one"
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
CROWD WOULDN'T STAND.
For a Criticism of the Administration
 Politics.

New York. Oct. 30.-ColIege cries as plaudits punctuated addresses of the speakers and college flags waving frantically upon the same frequent prOvOcatiOn were the dominant fea- lures of the political rally held in Car negie hall tonight under the auspices of the national republican committee
 Former Governor Frank s. Blacks speech was warmly eulOgistic of the candidate. There were passages in it. however that the audience evidently took for implied criticism of Roosevelt and cries of disapproval were followed by a palpable effort to head off the speaker when he seemed 10 the audi ence 10 be intending an indulgence in further criticism of some of the ad- ministratiOn policies
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
MIR. KERN's SARCASM.
Republicans He Says Are Bringing Up
 the Reserves.

IndianapoIis. Oct .30-John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie were made the target for shafts of ridicule by John w. Kern in a speech here to- night Precious pair disinterested patriots" he called them for their championship of the republican pres idential candidate.
 Like good generals" he said, "the republican party leaders have been holding the flower of their army in re- serve for the crucial moment when the issue of battle is in doubt. The old guard is now being rushed to the fir ing line The division headed by An drew Carnegie reached the front yes terday Today John n. Rockefeller brings up his army corps
 What does Rockefeller say? He de- clares that Taft has the proper tenn perament to suit him, and that from his (Rockefeller's) standpoint he Is United States. support Taft be- cause his election will make for law ard order he says.
 Great God, for law and order. John D. Rockefeller, whose company was the recipient of that great judicial prize package a S29.OOO 900 fine few months ago.
 Rockefeller and Carnegie What a precious pair of disinterested patriots are these two men. who now side by side, charge to the front in behalf of Taft and good government? Is there nothing in this spectacle to move you. my republican brothers? You have heard the animadversion of Roosevelt upon Rockefeller, as a man who has broken more laws and trampled upon the rights of the people more than any other man in this country. Does fl
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
ARIZONA ENTHUSIASTS
Who Have Lately Contributed to
 Democratic Campaign Fun.

Chicago, Oct. SO.-Yesterday's con- tributions to the democratic fund in sums of S1OO or over, included the following:
 James R. Reilly, Arizona. s235; G. G. Waller and John Lawler, Arizona, S100 each.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
MURDERERs OF RANKIN
1t Is Known Who They Are of Captured Night Riders.

Camp Memo. Reelfoot, Tenn. Oct. 30. We know who fired the shots and put the rope around Rankin's neck" said Governor Patterson in a state ment this afternoon. A special grand jury is investigating night riders de- predations. The confessions of Ferri- ner, Hogg and Morris substantiate it is said, that of Red" Burton.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
MAcK,s SUSPICION.

New York, Oct. 3O.--It is charged to- day by Chairman Mack that the decla- ration Of Rockefeller for Taft is the result of a deal by the republican na- tional committee and the Standard oil whereby Hitchcock received a large campaign contribution from Rockefel- Ter on the promise. he said, undoubt- edly, that the s29,OOO 900 fine would be fixed up in the event of Taft's election as a part of the bargain
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31

mean nothing to you that Carnegie and Rockefeller should find a reason for supporting the republican candi- date?
 My dear Hartman. had already thrown his support to Taft before the appearance of Rockefeller and Carne- gle on the scene"
 MT. Kern left the city at 11:30 to- night to be on hand for the opening of his last day of campaigning in In- diana tomorrow at Princeton.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
wHlTEMoRE ACQUITTED

Jersey City, oct. 3O.-The jury in the case of Theodore WhitemOre on trial for the murder of his wife, whose bat tered body was found on Dec. 26, last, in a swamp near Harrison, N. J.. re- turned tonight a verdict of not guilty. Whitemore's defense was an alibi.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
A PRIVATE VISITOR.
Russia Carefully Avoided Recognizing
 Crown Prince of Servia.

St. Petersburg, oct 3O.-The audi enee of Prince George. the crown prince of SeTvia with Emperor Nicho- las tonight was purely private and un- official, Russia having insisted upon this as a preliminary condition to the princes visit.
 As emphasizing this, King Peters letter to Emperor Nicholas will be pre- scented by NJ Pasics, the Servian pre- mier at a later date.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
FOR SALE.

New brick cottage. five rooms, bath and toilet. S27OO cash. E. E. PAscoE, 11o North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-31
FOR RENT.

Modern cottage of five rooms, fur nished, $40.
 E. E. PAscoE, 11o North Center St.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Slight Improvement Is Noted, but
Progress ls Slow.

New York, Feb. OR G. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade says:
Further slight Improvement is no.
ted In volume OF trade and confidence
in the future Is also greater, but pro
gress Is slow. Buyers have attended
the primary and jobbing markets in
large numbers, placing fair orders for
spring goods, although the disposition
Is still TO restrict operations to small
quantities. upon which prompt ship
mcnt is usually urged. Manufacture
ers anticipate early supplementary
orders, however, as the pressure for
quick delivery Is considered endorse.
ment of the general belief that stocks
are low. More mills and factories
have resumed, and 1t is announced
that many other plants will open next
month.
Gradually the volume of new bust
ness increases In the steel and iron
industry, although most orders are for
small quantity. About half of the ca
pacity of steel mills of the leading in
terest is now in operation, whereas
when the year opened the active per
centage was scarcely more than one
quarter. and many other mills will re-
sumo after next week.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
WOMAN HAD BEEN
DEAD FOR TWO DAYS

Latrobe, pa, Feb. 22.-The dead
body of Mrs. Ada L. Eiseman, wife
)f DR.. Ruben. lciseman, we'll
known physician OF Latrobe, was
found Friday afternoon suspended
rom a board placed across trap
loor in the ceiling of her room.
AZ Is supposed she ended her life
last Wednesday, after announcing
fhe was going to visit relatives.
When DR.. Eiseman returned in the
evening the door OF her room was
locked, but supposing his wife was
visiting, as she said, he thought
nothing of it This afternoon he
learned she had not gone to her
brothers home and forced open
the door.
The woman had placed a rope
around the board across the open
Ing and, placing a moose around her
neck, stepped off chair. Mrs. Else
man was daughter OF Philip Shir-
ey, and married DR.. Eiseman 10
years ago. Mrs. Eiseman was about
Al years of age. She is thought to
have been temporarily insane.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
EVELYN AS
PLAINTIFF
Reports Say She will Begin
Action for a Divorce
From Harry.

New York, Feb. ~. Confirmation
If the pans of Mrs. william Thaw
10 have the marriage. OF Harry
lhaw to his wife annulled was
obtained, when 1t was learned that
.velyn .,esbit fhaw is already max
ing active preparations Tor the legal
battle.
The fight, IL started by Thaws
wife, will be made in the courts OF
his state and she will demand a
financial settlement commensurate
yith the style of living to which she
nas been accustomed since she
married The suit will be test
of the domestic relations law OF
New York, as 1t has no precedent
Further assurance of the breach
between the young Pittsburg mil
lonaire now at Matteawan and his
wife is contained in the information
hat Thaw had as recent visitor
larry V. Doulgherty. who is at the
head of private detective agency
which has received independent in
atructions to trail the young wife
wherever she goes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22

the senatorial conven..oa or the
Thirty second district developed bitter
opposition to second term for Sena.
tor Dcnman, OF Williams county II
Is said Denman will be defeated be
cause of his vote on the Rose county
local option bill. the Howe franchise
measure and the initiative and refer.
endum Auglaize and Mercer coun'
ties will also send delegations op
posed to Denman and solid for Daniel
Mooney. OF Auglaize. As Senator
Berry retires, there will be two sena
tors to choose should Denman be de
feated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
Congressional.

Washington, Feb. 22-sSnator Per-
k'ns, of California, spoke in the SEN
ate Friday in justification of expendi-
lures for the upbuilding of the Amer
lean navy and of the policy of sending
the fleet into the Pacific Ocean. The
senate adopted the Tillman resolution
authorizing the attorney general 10
prosecute the transportation compa.
MES of Oregon that have received pub.
lie lands and have violated the terms
Of the grant. The time of the house
was devoted 10 consideration Of what
Is known as the District of Columbia
street railway trackage bill including
extension of street car lines to the
new Union station.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
FREE
Sale Of Bonds

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the auditor of the city
of Marion, State OF Ohio, until II
O'Clock noon of Monday, March 2,
1908, for the purchase of bonds OF the
said city, in the aggregate sum OF
SO, $50, dated the first day OF Decem-
ber, 1907, payable In four and three
fourths years from date, each being
In the sum OF $500, except the last,
which shall be in the sum OF $50, and
bearing interest at the rate Of four
lper cent. per annum, payable semi
annually. issued for the purpose OF
paying the citys portion OF the cost
of paving certain streets and con-
tructing certain sewers In the said
it,. Said bonds are issued under
he authority of an act OF the gem
leral assembly of Ohio. entitled, can
act to amend sections 1886, 1886 and
2S37 and to repeal Section 2S37 A OF
he Revised Statutes authorizing the
issue OF bonds by cities, villages,
'hamlets and townships" passed April
49, 1902, and all amendments thereto.
and under and in accordance with q
certain ordinance of said city entitled
|"Ordinance No. 92." passed on the
seventh day OF October 1907.
Said bonds shall be sold to the
highest and best bidder for not less
than par and accrued interest. Each
IBID must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for 500. payable to the
treasurer OF the city OF Marion, as
guarantee Of good faith. Each
Id should be sealed and endorsed.
'Rid for city's portion bonds." The
ity OF Marion reserves the right to
eject any and all bids.
Marion, o., Jan. 81, 1908.
HARRY s. M4LIOTT,
-1-4tsat City Auditor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
Sale Of Bonds.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the auditor OF the city
Of Marion, State OF Ohio, until IL
O'Clock noon of Monday, March q,
1908, for the purchase OF bonds OF
the said city, In the aggregate sum
of $500, dated the first day OF jan
uary, 1908, payable In eight and two
thirds years from date, each being
In the sum Of $500 and bearing inter-
est at the rate OF four and one-half
per cent, per annum. payable semi
annually, issued for the purpose OF
constructing storm-water sewer
from Center street to Silver street
and under the authority of an act
OF the general assembly OF Ohio, en-
titled, IAN act to amend sections
2S35. 1886 and 1887 and to repeal Seq
tion 2S37A OF the Revised Statutes OF
Ohio. authorizing the Issue OF bonds
by cities. villages, hamlets and town
ships" passed April 20. 1902. and all
amendments thereto. and under and
In accordance with a certain ordinance
OF the said city entitled "Ordipance
No, 108," passed on the second day
OF December, 1907. 81 f'e
Said bonds shall be sold to the
highest and best bidder for not less
than par and accrued Interest. Each
bid must be accompanied by . cer-
tilted check for $500. payable to ths
treasurer OF the city OF Marion. as
guarantees Of good faith. The city
Of Marion reserves the right TO rs-
jet any and all bids. Each bid
should be sealed and endorsed. IBID
Tor Storm Water Sewer bonds"
Marion, o., Jan, 81, 1905.
HARRY 8. HIA1QTT,
!, CIV Auditor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
Idle Men viii Go on Farms.

Pittsburg, Feb. 22.-Sixteen unem
ployed Pittsbrrgers having families
where they will be given a farm
home, tools and seed and an oppor
tunity to buy the land they cultivate
The same Inducements are being Of
fered to 40 other families. Their
transportation is paid. All the ar
rangements are under the direction
OF j. l.. Knoepfier, secretary of the
Louisiana state board of immigration
who is in this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
viii Fight Proposed Wage Cut.

Cleveland, Feb 22.-Warren' s.
Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers, made the
following statement Friday In connec'
tion with the reported purpose OF rail
way companies to order general re-
duction in the wages of employees:
"The roads are getting the same re-
turn In freight receipts for the serv
ice rendered as they did when busi
ness was good, and there Is no con
sistency In asking men to accept fur
ther reductions than result from the
present business shrinkage. and the
full power OF the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers will be used to pre-
vent further reductions"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
Law Docs Not Apply to Japs.

Vancouver b. c., Feb. 22.-Chiei
Justice Hunter, of the supreme court
of British Columbia, on Friday ruled
the Natal act to be imperative so far
as the subjects of Japan are concern
ed, though he did not hold that the act
Is imperative as a whole. 1t was held
to be in contrayentlon of the treaty
with Japan. The matter came up in
connection with an application for a
writ of habeas corpus applied for In
behalf of two Japanese arrested al
Blaine while trying to enter British
Columbia. The chief justice ordered
the release of the two men.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Fourteen miners lost their lives by
an explosion In the Glebe pit in the
village of Washington, England.
The Market Street bank, at San
Francisco, has failed. The bank had
deposits amounting to $l,132,206.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending February
20 numbered 1926. against III in the
like week of 1907.
The police have ordered all clubs
in Greater Pittsburg closed at mid.
night in the future The order is the
result of many complaints from par.
ents and wives.
Miss Harriet Hosmer, the sculp.
tress, is dead at her home in Water
town, Mass. Miss Hosmer was born
in Watertown in 1880 and spent most
OF her life in Europe.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
Arrest of Alleged counterfeiters.

Cleveland, Feb. 22.-Battering down
a door and forcing their way into an
apartment house at 1745 East Fifty.
fifth street, East End, Secret Service
Agent Dick and squad of deputies,
with drawn revolvers, arrested a
couple giving their names as MIR. and
Mrs. John II. Hughes" alleged coun.
terfeiters, Friday. The authorities
claim that the capture means the
breaking up of the gang of counter
feiters which has been for six months
flooding the country with perfect imi.
tations of silver dollars and half dol.
lars. Hughes" and his wife, they as
sert, are Albion Godfrey and Carrie
MANI, two of the most expert counter
feiters in the country
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
indicted for Alleged EmbezzIeme Mt.

Kansas City, Feb. 22.-Eleven in.
dictments charging the embezzlemont
of $4,000 and violations of the act
forbidding the issuing of warehouse
receipts on merchandise not in the
warehouse when the collateral is is
sued. were returned by grand jury
Friday against j. Il. Brady. formerly
president of the Merchants Refriger.
ating Co, which failed last November
Two indictments charge Brady with
embezzling $4,000 from the Refriger
ating company, and the other nine In
dictments charge violations OF the
warehouse act. Brady was arrested
and released on bail.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
TERRORIST GANGS
| UNITED in PLOT
TO KILL A RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE
AND A CABINET OFFICER.
FAILED AT ELEVENTH HOUR,
The Arrest Of SO Persons In st. Peters
burg Is Followed by the Capture
In Suburban Towns OF other
Alleged plotters.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 22.--The frus-
tration in this city Thursday of Ter
rorist plot and the arrest on the
streets of no less than 80 men and wo-
men for alleged completely was fol-
lowed Friday by the capture in sub
urban towns of several other persons
implicated in the abortive attempt at
assassination, who were gathered In
just as they were trying to escape.
The police believe they have made the
most important move against the Ter
rorists that has been engineered in
several years.
The plot came very much nearer
maturity than did the last unsuccess-
full conspiracy against the emperor,
the participants in which were tried
and condemned last July. According
TO the police, the band that started
out to do murder had two victims in
view, Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch, son of Grand Duke Michael, and
NJ. Chtcheglovitoff, the minister of
justice. Both the grand duke and the
minister were to have been assassi.
mated between their residences and
the railroad station at Tsarskoe-Selo,
where they were going to see the em-
peror. Two distinct revolutionary or
ganizations were concerned. The first
had it's headquarters In Finland and
the second was the so-called northern
flying column, recruited in the vicin.
ity of Moscow.
Alarmed at the recent arrests of
agitators at Viborg and Helsingfors
and the prospective closing of Fin
nish territory as shelter from which
to conduct their operations, the first
organization decided to put its plans
into immediate execution. The Mos
COW allies were notified and Joined
the group from Finland in st. Peters
burg The police, however, had been
informed oe what was in the air and
took steps accordingly, They decided
to spring the trap, and as result al
most all the men and women impli-
Gated are now In prison.
Most of tie prisoners are young, be-
tween II and 21 years, well dressed
and well supplied with money. The
Italian who was arrested is the cor.
respondent of two prominent Italian
radical newspapers, one at Rome and
the other at Milan. He was in receipt
of the press privileges of the house of
parliament and the council of the EN-
pire His friends insist that he had
no connection with the plot.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-02-22
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Few People Know How Useful II Is
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