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New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
The Causes Of Hate

WiAT nov are the causes OF hate. They are two.
one. a deer, rooted one difficult 10 explain. the
o1heT more superficial and more easily understood
IS sD0n a begin study ourselves we discover
mat We very small imperfect beings capable OF
lTacg 10 but infirlitesal fraction oi the total
universe that enVeloI,s The skin. tor example.
~hich separates each of from the rest ~ the
@'rld csn respond only IL Il very limited number
u external forces. and very iITerTectly at that II
s'u tap u rapidly than times second II
ls tina be To recognize the individual taps IL can
lot lee the forehead weight less than two
iAllgrdrns and the inner surface o; the tl;ge-S
Oae less than fifteen rnilligrans. Two toothplckS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
Deepest Rooted of All Hates

ACIAL-The age long hatred OF the white race
N for the black yellow and other colored races IS
bv no means one sided 1t Is fully mutual Years
ago Livingstone observed that. here must pe
s,r,et hing in the appearance OF " h1te men lrgr-
fully r..pusive to the unsophlStlcated natives >,
Africa for on entering villages previously unNlSitti
hy Europeans il we Il child coming quletlI
and rIns,spectingv toward us, the moment he raised
his eyes and saw the men III bags he would tai
+, his heels agony ot terror Such as we might
feel # We met live Egyptian mummy At the dOoc
nf the British Museum Alarmed by the child
l,ili outcrie, the mother rushes out OF the hut,
but darts back again the first glimpse OF the
fearful appartlon. Dogs turn tan and Scour on IN
disrnay and hens abandoning their chickens. fiy
screaming t. the tops of the houses ne same IS
tr,. though perhaps in a lesser degree, of the other
Cplored races
On the other hand the wholesale eXter11lnatlon
Of primitive peoples. in which paStlme the English,
Franch Germans Spaniards. and BelglinS have
proved themselves especially profClcIlt Is SuliClct
evidence of the existence OF TINS nate among hlte
races How rerrarka be an admission Tommy At
Lins makes when he confeSSes that the SquldgN
nosed Lazarushian leather Gunga DIM whom he
has frequently belted and iaved, Is better m II
than he is. be appreclate ted only pE those VINO
are acquainted with the fanatic Jury and intensity
81 race hatred Much more natural are the Sentl-
rnents which able Southern writer expresses III
his book on the negro problem.
Il have had to guard myself, he writes, eS-
uecialv against the emotion OF sympathy. oi pity:
for the unfortunate race, the man ol YESTERDAY
which rh. tlufeelng process Of Nature demands III
sacrifice on the altar Of the evolution OF humanity
And again What then. Is the real point AT ISSUE
and what does the South stand for this contention,
stand alone friendless. despISed. with the head
and heart the brain and brawn, the wealth and cu1-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
The Isolation of individuals

EACH creature lives III universe al us own az
Il naturally thinks its own the peSt. /" 4 -. =
,,,sa < as much deiiCccY as bonoons are 70 !iei
;.--ass and among humans the individual differ
e,,ces in this and other respects are almost as gie
some hate apples. peaches bananas 9'I!s III
- -,,,a,oaS and other fruits and Negeta aoieS
generally liked some cannot bear the smell ol soup
~ ducks meat or even the odor OF 4 rose Sole
faint AT the sight of milk or cheese SONG Id
- -, ,bav touch velvet or soft cotton. Others
81 , it some like ragtne MUSIC and nate cis9l
cal stuff and with others the reverse Is tIue
s,3,, prefer Gibsons sketches to Raphael Madoi
80" r.; :, The lis, nf differences might be Intitl-
Y,iei almost indefinitely. 4 thousand men t'e o1-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

hei IN inch apart and pressed agaitlst the 'lcs d.
- -, t,.al = one Th. ear can respond - tIr
z-Ir,-,tio,s Of onlv from eight a second - torty
r9,,l,tnd a second and the eye. winch Is the most
highly developed OF all organs. can respond t.
i,,,nnierols vibra tons OF only from four hundred
million millions to eight hundred million millions
1,c,nd Vibrations less more rapid than these
-igures are completely lost to the eve
There j. left then whole world oi vibrations ana
sr,.citic energies To which dead and an almost
infinite variety S4tIonS We might experience
t. had the organs suita ble 70 receive them iii
me how much larger and richer the universe "oui
l,e t. Us if We could hear and feel as well as some
~ -h,. in s.cs if We could smell as vel as the doS
nd ..- viii, the ewes of eagle. Verify. We nave
ewes. but there Is much that We DO not see Hli
much that We see but InperteCty. We hd dNe ea-9
f.,t There. j much We do not hear, etc
Nv point IS that Nature has Determined 10Y "5
chat We shall feel smell. taste. hear ana see n1
,,- We shall not and with true artistic spirit Sile
has made each OF us different III ali these respects
\ man and his dog 90 out for walk, put tne man
c.-s hears smells and enjoys things to Wmch tie
d,y ! dead The dog cannot ENJOY peautlI |"
1,,i,c,1,e or sunset; he IS not enraptuTeh oN 'ie
s,np of a nightingale; and the odor OF rose Is t9'
r,lls;rlg to him than that OF meat bone ' inc
tt,.h.- hand the world he moves III Is nh!hiteiE
I ,-p.r and richer than that OF the iilcrosS"lo'l
~ aD1
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

national and f1rnI,!lry hates ana pieJudiceS' -
i,,C,t,n all he moral religious esthetic scholastic
and professional hates and preludlces and :" e'l
vronment the geographical. political and eco"nl;-
cal hates and prejudceS. Let Us treat the more
ir1,nnrtatt Of these sOnev hat III dttilI
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

board the same snap hGt IL
reality u thousand men su! r.
i thousand different ships
Observe this TACT the ncx-
time ynu travel bv Land ~
SEA. and v"u viii realize thai
each one pt u, Is a little island
II the great ocean al lie
We can communicate with
each other By signs. gcsturcs.
ami language but II /, in
possible TOR Us thoroughly I,
understand each other, tp-
Ve are different
Now. II ls this isolation. aui
the innate. natural differences
among rs that are the source
OF hate We hate the different.
Il should be remembered.
however. that there are re
semblanCcs amid these ditfc--
cnCcs. deep seated rescm-
blanceS that make for love
and kInship. and blndtngethc-
the members OF 4 species. ~.
as We ordinarily say. make
birds ot 4 feather ilucE %
gether" Hate which springs
from fun iamental differences.
such as exist between the ca
and the dog. for example. =
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

perfectly Id VI ii,
and it would be idle
and absurd II r.i.
against il but thcr-
Is very much hate
found only ii man.
which springs trpu-
more or less Supcr
ICIal difference,
and such hate i as-
>uredly supcrabun-
dant and repreheu
Sible.
These superficial
differences are due
t. conditions ..
birth. education. and
environment ! -
birth may be attrib-
uted all the racial,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
SADDLE MOUNTAIN COMPANY
 TO RESUME ACTIVE WORK

The Florence Blade is authority for the information that Burnett Good win, chief accountant of the Saddle Mountain Mining company, of Pinal county, announces that work will be resumed at Christmas, on the Saddle Mountain company's properties, with force of 200 men, within sixty day from this date The first work to be accomplished-accor to Mir. Good wins information the order for a resumption of operations shall have been received, is the completion aof the narrow gauge railroad from Win. kelman to Christmas to facilitate the delivery of coke and supplies to the company smelting plant and the -ex- portation of matte. MT. Goodwin also announces that sufficient fund have been raised and placed in the treasury to insure a continuous oper- alton of the property. This is all pleasant news for the people of Pinal county. It means revival of busi- hess in the eastern part of the coun- ty and that means, of course, that in- directly the entire county will be the beneficiary The Christmas mines arc in the great mineral belt that ex- tends from the western end of the Superstition mountains east to the county line, and any developments at Christmas, illustrates, in a practical way, the possibilities of this mineral belt
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
EoR TExAs pgvgLopMEnT

P FORT WORTH, Texas, March A. All sections of the state were repre- sented here yesterday at the opening of two days conference to discuss the future development of Texas along agricultural and commercial lines. The conference resulted from a call recently issued by the Texas Conner cial Secretaries association It is in- tended in reality to give expression to a growing sentiment that the state of Texas, in some of it's legislative acts during the past year or two, may have .overreached herself in adopting meas ures hostile to the railroads and oth- CT large corporate interests Those responsible for the present confer ence believe tht any further legisla- ton along these lines would for the present be unwise and would tend to check the hitherto wonderful develop ment of the resources and industries of the state. It is proposed that the commercial organizations of the state shall formulate or suggest such meas ures for the guidance of the legisla- ture as are believed to be for the best interests of the state and with view to the welfare of the general public.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
FL rIeRE MINE,

President Sooy. Jas. Seitz and others of the controlling interest of the Fl Tigre mine, arrived in Doug las the early part of tais week and are now at the property on a visit for the purpose of getting definite infor- nation regarding conditions at the
 mine.s The annual meeting of the Fl Tigre company will be held in Doug las on March 21, when other stock holders from Kansas City are ex- pected to be present Rumors have been floating around recently about attempts having been made to pur- chase the Fl Tigre mine from those who control 1t. This property has only recently been freed from lfti- gation which has cost the company vast sum of money, estimated at not less than $300,000. Reports from the mines are of the best. Ore has been found on the lower levels which shows it to be a great property. In the vicinity of the Fl Tire James Taylor, one of the original locators and owners of the Fl Tigre, has re gently encountered some very high grade ore in what is known as the Fl Temblor. Reports from this new property are of almost sensational character. A car load of enormous ly rica ore has been taken out, ac- cording to report and is now being packed to tthe railroad Tor shipment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
HARRIMAN LINES ACTIVE.

News has come from Del Rio, So- nora. of operations being commenced on the extension of the Southern Pa cific railroad which is being complet- ed between Del Rio and Nogales. The new work was commenced four days ago. and about 150 men are being em- ployed on the work A huge steam scraper is also in operation on the work. as are about fifty mules and a number of small scrspers.
 This new road will run in aR east erly direction and will cross the Ma cozari railroad at a point near or at Fronteras, continuing on it's course to the Rio Bavispe, which is a trib- utary to the Yaqui river. The South ern Pacific company, it is stated, has been permitted to cross the Nacozari railroad at two different points, but tS~- nave oct tez1 5s7n.i.ssc .s Ba Silei the later road
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
Completion of Warren-Bis Electric Line Was Event of Past Week--C. 0. Power
 House Is About
 Completed.
SHATTUCK SHELTER BIDS
 ARE NOW COMING IN
No Definite News About When Cananea Will Resume Fl Tigre Officials
 Visiting Mine.

The syershadowing event ip tl Warren district this week Was ths completion of the Warren-Bisbe street railway and the ceremonies con nected with it's formal installation on Wednesday afternoon. A o'clock ol Wednesday afternoon, at the invita- ton of the local board of trade, praeti cally the entire population of tle city gathered on the plaza at the intersec tion of Brewery avenue and Main street to a program of ceremonies which had been prepared. The frs electric car to arrive in Bisbee ar rived promptly at o'clock followe by four others. They were greete by . great wave of shouting which was kept up for nearly one minuts and the noise from thousands of en' thusiastic throats resounded against the copper laden hills of the district as an evidence of the appreciation cf this splendid public improyemen which means so much to their con yenience and comfort in the future. It was estimated that fully six thous- ands were present and applaudiDg tn ceremonies which included music by the South Bisbee band and speecAe by Mayor Gavin, MT. McNair and Col Powell. the latter president of the street railway company. After the program had been complsted more than two hundred of the prominen business and professional men of the district boarded the cars for a trip over the system which reaches from the business center Of Bisbee to the new town of Warren, with branch line which goes to the principal min ing shafts of the district
 Since Wednesday the line has been in operation on a 30-minute schedule and on Thursday it looked like the entire city had turned out for a ride over the new line. During that day 1t is estimated that more than five thousand people were hauled. The completion of this line will mean
 great deal for the new town of War ren, as residents of that new and growing city can now have quick transportation to any part of the dis trict at any hour of the day It is understood that at an early date tn present schedule will be supplanted by one which will bring car every fifteen minutes instead ot every thir- ty minutes, as now. The fixed rate of charges for riding on this electric line has been faYorably commented upon since they were announced, be- ing 10 cents from Bisbee to Warren and 5 cents between Bisbee and Low ell and between Lowell and Warren or oves the high line.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
man nature to their iudgment

man nature to their judgment.
 The history of the copper share market in Boston furnishes positive proof that the best time to buy cop per stocks is after a big decline in the metal prices; and also that the best time to sell is after @ rise in metal prices. We have had the de- cline in the metal and stock markets. Evidence of a general improvement in the business situation is beginning to appear A little increase in the demand for copper will carry the price up to 14 or 15 cents, prices which will permit all of the import, ant producers to pay excellent divi- dend returns on the present market value Of their stocks. Such improve ment, however, will be discounted in the stock market far in advance.
 l believe all of the dividend paying copper stocks should be bought. and also the stocks of the companies which have suspended dividends within the past three months. I am especially bullish on Amalgamated. Utah Consolidated and Parrot; but there are great many other coppers which look almost equally attractive.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
ALASKA A GOLD LEADER.

z Alaska fell off in its gold produo tion last year owing to several big strikes in the mining camps, but we shall more than make up for the de cline in this years output" said MT. Frank W. B. Morris, of Nome. at the Rennert. "The amount of gold talk en out in 1907 was s1S,OOO, ,OOO0, but for 1908 it will not fall far short of $3O,OO0, 900, in the opinion of good judges, putting it far ahead of Colo rado, the banner gold-bearing State. If we were blessed with Baltimore's superb climate, whereby we could car " on work every day in the year. instead of having only about four months of operation, the Alaskan mines would ere long be yielding from $75,0O0,000 to $1O0,6OO, 900 every twelve months.
 But it is a grand region, in spite Of the long winters, and l am here to tell you that hardly a scratch has been made in the vast expanse of country that will pour a flood ol golden millions into the United States for an indefinite period.
 Nome, I think, will for the next generation be the yellow-metal capi- tai Of the world. It is live, pro gressiye, orderly town of 5000 in, sum mer, and about 5000 in winter. All the comforts of civilization can be had there and the cost of living Is hardly more than it is in Seattle. Nome is well-behayed community. The saloons, it is true, never close, but gambling and dance halls have been abolished Serious crimes are of rare occurrences, for the reason that there are no opportunities for bad men to get out of the, country after the commission of any misdeed. The only way they could leave would be by water, and they know that the sheriff would easily find them if they took to a boat."-Baltimore American
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
AT cANANEA

There has been no important an nouncement from Caqanea during the week. On Monday the district was visited by a large excursion, of Tue son business men. Coming out from there the Tucson YiSitora declared that they were surprised to find sucn large force employed in distric where production had been discon- tinIIed fouI months ago. During this time General Manager Ricketts has done vast amount of work. De velopment work has been carried on in some of the mines of the district and the results have been described by those who have seen as almost phenominal, especially is this the case In the Cananea & Duluth where an ore body has been developed for twelve hundred feet and on tnres different levels. Besides the deYel. opment work in the mines the smelt ing plant has been completely re modelled and overAauled, many new and economical features having been added which guarantee a cheaper production in the future As to when Cananea will, resume production nothing definite is known. The re- modelled plant will be ready for oper- ation soon after the first of April. but whether it will be started as soon as ready is matter for de- cision by the controlling interests. However, the controlling interests at Butte are very near the same as those who control at Cananea and the re- sumption of production at Butte would indicate the same policy at Cananea. but this is merely speculation. General Manager Ricketts is now fin the east and when he returns it may be that some definite information will be given out regarding future intentions at Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15

resentatiyes of prominent macniners
 houses have been in the district fo the purpose of submitting bids for constructing the Shattuck smelter at Douglas. The plans for this smelter were completed last summer by A. B Bell, of the Wisconsin Bridge and Iron company Several bids were re- ceived soon after the plans were com pleted, but after that it was decided to defer the beginning work on the shelter. These plans are now at th office of House & Houlton in Doug las where they are being exhibited to intending bidders. During the week MT. Bell, oi the Wisconsin Bridge and Iron company, has been in Doug las and it Is supposed that he is there for the purpose of submitting a re vised bid. Also Rosco Cornell, of the Allis-Chalmers was at Douglas dur ing the week and it is known that this company will be one of the bid ders for the construction of the new Douglas shelter
 At the Shattuck mine only a force of twenty-five men is maintained and only development work is being done The property is ready to produce ore whenever the time comes when it will be advisable to do so. The Shattuck maintained an ore shipment of four hundred tons daily for a long time most or it going to the Queen smelter at Douglas, but some of the sul. phide ores were shipped to Globe where that character of ore was re quired for mixing with the ores from the mines of that district. However the Old Dominion now has encoun- tered sufficient sulphides to obyiat the necessity for shipping them into the district
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15

trade revival which will be sufficient to absorb annually 75,000,000 pounds more copper. to be poured forth from Washoe smelters starting in the next 90 days, or, in spirit of retalia- ton, they have concluded no longer to shoulder all the burdens incident to restricted output. and are deter mined, irrespective of market priceA and market conditions, to put their output on tho market.
 The resumption of operations in Butte marks another epoch in the in- teresting history of copper mining affairs during the last F months. Since closing down the surface plants very important underground develop nfents have been made in the North Butte and Coalition properties. Large ore bodies have been recently uncovered, and, with wages at S3.50 Der day and increased efficiency incl dent thereto. the Butte camp is in DO sifio. n the matter O. costs tS sa1Ss zery crsdita6le record
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
COPPER QUEEN MAKING HEAVY
 PRODUCTION


 The Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company is today producing more ore than at any time in its his tory. This does not mean that nor copper is being produced at the Doug las smelter, but it does mean that more ore is being produced from tn mines of the company in tae Warren district The maximum copper oIi- put at the Queen shelter was made during one of the early spring month of last year, but at that time the Queen was smelting large amounts of custom ore. including from 300 to 400 tons daily from the. Shattuek mine in this district, 150 tons daily from the Imperial mine in Pima county and or from dozens of other mines in Arr zona, New Mexico and Sonora. F'o February the output of the Queen approximately 1000 900 pounds from eight furnaces and this output va practically all secured from Bisbee ores and the concentrates from Nae ezari.
 The new power house of the Cop ger Queen in the vicinity of the Sac ramento shaft is now about complete and all the huge machinery is in pidtE. OOuSluSIdElC 0Oih yet iEAudiuo tO be done under ground before the Tower can be connected up for hand ling the trolley cars which will bring the entire output Of ore from th Queen mines to the Sacramento shaft for hoisting. The new hoist for this shaft wa8 shipped this week from Q sMilwalkes where it was manufactur ed and will arrive probably by the end cf the present month. This hoist will nave a capacity Tor hoisting 12, 900 pounds at one load and will be one of the largest as well as one o the most modern hoists in the district. Resides the extraction of more ore during the first two monhs of 1908 than for any previous months in the history of the company the Queen is doing a large amount of development work. A new shaft is being put down within i've hundred feet of the Shat tuck mine shaft which will connect with the Cuprite workings. This new shalt has already reached depth Q 250 feet
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15
REASON FOR BETTER FEELING.

REASON FOR BETTER FEELING.
 A slight advance in the price of copper accompanied by considerable advance in nearly all of the copper stocks has been the cause for a great CT feeling of confidence in the War ren district. The starting oF the Amalgamated smelters in Butte has been interpreted as a strong conn dence on the part of the Amalgamat ed that before it is ready to market any of the new product, some four months hence copper will have seen Q substantial advancement in price.
 At both the Copper Queen and the c. 6 A. the forces of miners have been maintained during the week at about the same as since the first the year. In the district there ai a good many idle men who have com here from other districts in the hop of getting work and many of thes have met with disappointment The prospects for securing work in the mines here is not inviting as were the companies to decide to put on ad ditional men there are plenty Of them here.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15

which has been under construction for six months there has never been much skilled labor required at Naco- zari. The mining IS little less tnan quarrying proposition and with the most modern means for automat Icaily handling every department it is believed that in future less skilled labor will be required thaa in the past.