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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-16
FACTORY MADE
CONCRETE HOUSES

IN contrast with Edison's poured
aroncreta houses,the molds for which
SSss1 many times what the house
coast III them can be rtade for, are
U&Ee bindings made fo@ the Edison
Eaor tland Cement Company Of mem-
Ilssrs nodded under cover and set in
yG.ace likc the steel frames fer me-
TaSEc stru1trres The 4 ;dits OF
alge gnethod Of making colu ms, floor
aasams. roof girders floor. wall and
Tz5Df slabs are given il an article III
1sssplcipal Engineering. whica also
yves some details OF the methods
asG putting up the buudingu when
I5No esq members have been made, and
Elbows q comparison Of cost with
.F.5eel and wooden nenbers which is
nYaost favorable to the concrete. For
= he building described. COLUMNS cost
sl927 in concrete which would
Ea@ve cost $3.50 for lumber alone il
1Gmade Sof yellow pine. Orders were
esgudf)y economical. A corrugated
s4n9n roof would have cost Sl26
ssGmare while the reinforced concrete
Sab roof costs 1913 a square
The molds for these reinforced
~.tashcreie members are small as com
rsGred with the mold for a complete
fisa1se and they can be used again
1m dimensions when desired so that
IKE increase in cost Of a building on
sNeoount OF the cost of the mods is
Tssry slight indeed This is one
Y"Gason for the cheapncs$ o. the con-
t}-rete method Of construction
Mr. Mason, the author OF the pa
Itssr and superintendent, ~ The con-
=Troction, replies 20 Two criticisms
M mis- method as follows:
There have been criticisms of this
lass of construction
First the joint between the mean
Jsers is not sufficiently strong.
Second, the expensive machinery
necessary to hoist them in place.
LII reply to the first. want 10 tell
sou OF a case we nave in setting up
This building Two Of the Orders
were set on the columns 4 inches
Gft of line. This was discovered i
after they had been in place three
Gays and we attempted to take them
-1ap. The crane, which has a lifting
capacity of 16 tons would not move
hem and it was necessary to sepa-
Nslte them by iron wedges driven in 1
The Joint If all the joints are
as sound as these after being set
%nly three days, am satisfied they
will answer every purpose.
an reply to the second criticism
yxnd railroad for handling the pieces |
Eascause we had these facilities on
Nsand and it was more economical to |
~ it in this manner However,
pMey are not all necessary as in many !
: .sRSes the floor of the building itself !
SsSnld be used for a casting floor and I,
the members raised by an ordinary
<gerrick or gin poles. For the haav-
Asest piece weighed less than six tons |
%End it does not take a very large
gin pole or derrick to lift six tons.
u 13e advantage is that the concrete |
reinforcing can be properly inspect
ssd while it is being put in. as this |
. .an be readily done while workins !
y sn the ground. but can not be so /
readily done while working on hiah |
sssagings Each member can also !
lac thoroughly inspected as it is re- |
moved from the casting floor. and |
IA case any Of the members are de- |
9aeetive, they can be discarded and |
YIN other substituted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-16
MARYLAND SOCIETY
TO DINE

New York. Feb. 15.-Mayor Ma
hool, of Baltim9re. and several othe'
Maryland men of prominence will
respond to toasts at tonight's dinner
OF the Maryland Society of New
York at the st. Re.'S .iotel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-16
Il Often Comes.

In a Scotch Sunday school the lad
teacher. after speaking on the suhjec
Of death, asked, "And what comes ait
er death" Instantly little girl called
out eagerly, "a fight about the money
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-16
Not to Be Overlooked.

Blobbs-Why does Subbubs hate Iii,
next door neighbor SO? Slobs-The
man built high spite fence. Blobbs :
Well, l must say that isn't an cas-!
thing to overlook. -Philadelpiha Rec.
ord
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-16
The Perfume Of Good Cheer.

We were made to radiate the per
fume Of good cheer and happiness as
much as a rose was made to radlate lts
sweetness to every passerby.--Success
Magazine.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
THE BOLTING MR.. DUBOIS

signed statement printed in Tuesday morning Stafesa
ex-senator Fred I. Dubois says: r4t;i
The supreme decision does not change my views =
lit will change the of any who have made ana 'e
make the fight free the from Mormon domination.
There difference between Republican Mormon ucAet dry
Ia Democratic Mormon ticket will not support either
My will be expressed pretty fully II this weeks 1ssu =
the Scintar FRED ~ DODOlo.
Thus does Mr. Dubois eliminate himself from the Democratic
party which he has claimed allegiance for the past twelve
the party that has bestowed upon him the highest git Wnh ~
power
His verfe what The Citizen has long contended tha
Mr. Dubois Democrat from principle lie has oy az
ated with party he could for the advancement o.
his political ambitions He makes equally PLAIN that ne can
again himself with the Republican party even I tha
party willing accept him. which extremely dobtfu lheIe
will be aed calf killed in that party in honor OF his RETURN
In respects Mr. Dubois to be pitied lie says ne VIII
support either the Democratic the Republican ticket he
without party Those who have read that beautiful little story
"A Without Country by Edward Everett Hale can appre
ciated the position Mr. Dubois has placed himself In MI
Dubois of ability the possessor Of many noble TRAITS q
character Of strong personality and whal commanding Inquire
whatever sphere he appears He has SO long occupied pubic Pc
son and been leader whatever party has suited his purpose
claim allegiance will be hard for him sit idly by tax
ing part in political campaigns
BY his public that he will not support the Demo
Gratis ticket he all possibility Of his becoming factor not
ony the present campaign but in the preliminary organization OF
he party two years hence
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
OUTLOOK in COUNTY and STATE

The Democratic primaries for Ada County were m,et ~
evntfu no opposition developing in percnct as far q h
of Boise was concerned and if there any the country
tbe same has not reported The list of delegates viii H.
the daily prints and show that representative and earnest D
Gratis will meet convention tomorrow and ticket t
Ire entitled to the respect and confidence of the voters VIII
There is great dissatisfaction among the Republicans Mil
comfy and state tickets and the revolt against ring rule i
aggressive conviction that Mr. Aexand
carry Ada county by upwards of plurality Tim
that the remainder Democratic ticket will not be f 5h ana
this high water mark.
The legislative ticket named by the Republicans is the wea
and most unsatisfactory presented to the Of This
and should be by the strongest possible nominees within ~
ranks of the Democracy The people should have oppom
elect men who would Immediately take commanding po;
the legislature.
There is very little dissatisfaction in the Democratic ran
none at all excepting that which be engendered by Dubois al
his following in county limited few personal friends
There never better opening for the Democracy n A.
county the of Idaho Bradys efforts build lin n
sona machine his sly efforts sideack every Republican d
who may the way Of his ambition occupy seat in the Jid
States senate his open completely in the breaking of the pay
pledges in legislature together with the dark nsnat
against his integrity that from time time slip print have n
ced condition where the rank and file of the party think his n
should hwarted and many leaders secretly agreeing
With this conclusion.
With ticket composed Of strong men, well known
throughout the supplemented by rstcas legislative and
county there why Ada county should not be found
II the Democratic column when the votes counted
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For United States Senator
6. @. STOCKSLAGER, OF Blaine.
For Congressman
]. /, MccLEAR. Of Kootena
For Governor:
MOSES ALEXANDER, of Ada.
For Lieutenant Governor.
e. A. BOYD, Of Bannock
For Secretary Of State:
w. w. SMELL. of Canyon
For Attorney General.
FRANK MOORE, OF Latah
For State Auditor:
J. A. BRADBURY, Of Idaho.
For School Superintendent:
MISS GERTRUDE NOBLE. Of Boise.
For Treasurer
DAVID L. EVANS, Of Oneida.
For Mine Inspector
HARRY MOORE, OF Shoshone.
For Presidential Electors
JOHN c. RICE, OF Canyon.
M. %. MILLS, Of Nez Perez,
I. G. GALLOWAY, Of Washington.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
A RIGHTEOUS DECISION

The decision of the supreme court Monday holding that what
has been called the Alexander ticket the regularly nominated
ticket and the entitled the party emblem unexpected
Those who understood the methods by which many delegates
were selected to represent the the Wallace conventions
gwen seats therein could how the supreme hold
otherwise The fairly stated the by both
and every opportunity given for thorough investigation
The decision written by Justice Stewart concurred in
by the others II went into the different phases of the question and
required hour and half read The fully upheld the pr
mary law in every particular In Bonner county where the primaries
were held on Saturday although they regularly called and
held IN other respects the court held that the delegates
gay chosen because the primaries not held Monday as
the law requires The held primary mandatory
nee For these the held delegates were
legally entitled to seats in the convention and threw them o
In the Ada county contest the held that DR. WOODBURY.
county chairman had authority appoint delegates and
that the delegates who legally chosen entitled
conflict testimony the court decided in favor Of the delegates
chosen by the Dubois wing The Oneida Fremont and Bear
county delegates selected by the Dubois organization the
ned were the legally chosen delegates and should have been seated
in the convention.
The decision much Democratic party this state
It end rule Ii
he will hereafter have the right choose whom they will have
them convention long they selected
aug law No delegations will in
convention because they sympathy particular
person who happens to be i'll control
The Citizen firmly Of the opinion that only handful will fol
low Dubois his declared intention bolt the regular Democratic
ticket As for the himself he tepeamenay
possible for party leader Selfish egotea arrogant and always
procanng rule policy the Democracy of Idaho bids him
farewell with God speed him in the going FL
The difference among the Democrats party policy
honest Those who believed the principles advocated by
aor dubois had g 70 their opinion Had those who believed In ~
those principles the supreme those who believed Ice
would have submitted to the inevitable and given the
loyal support and believe that those who lost will found in tn
the fore front Of the battle We do believe feeling tn
81 animosiy either side fight party supremacy
We are all Democrats believing in the broad principles Of Democracy
get together and fight the common enemy as hard as vi
s fought among ourselves and victory viii efforts the
coming election lsu
TIE herd 81 President Rooevelts cabinet Eihu Root who gu
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

Boss Brady making promises than the platform h.
running Az the promises redeemed by the Brady pano Is M
last legislature amounted to only about per cent 81 those made i
Die platform # VII be that the boss "a long 81 promised i
faake ~ or THE deficiency il performance
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

The Staenans special Washington correspondent admits that
New York Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and few Other III
called Republican states doubtful column Idaho can be count
ed IN this list and surely be put the Democratic column
every Democrat will get and do his duty Many ReB1bas
going vote the Democratic ticket this fall various
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

Mr. Alexander has good example for the Democrats II M
state by getting busy He left the first Monday after e
supreme rendered is decision trip state Ills m
purpose put all of his time until election dav making pe
and canVassing the state behalf Of the ticket Every Deo
should follow his example by getting busy"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29
A BROKEN IDOL

Perhaps pubic LIE the time OF laco hds
stood high the regard OF the American people as has theodore
Roosevelt Next the president Bryan has been recognized the
greatest living American gagged by personal popularity and by the
stand taken for the general good of all says the Wallace Times
Unquestionab Roosevelt has been lowered from his pedestal
leaving Bryan, clean and clear the foremost citizen.
Roosevelt has lowered himself From his position assumed it
be plainly for purpose the leader of assaults
those who sought Cypress the large for the bene
fit of the few the president had fallen into the ranks OF the ward
politician, might because he prOStued
his high Office to the purposes of political campaign
Before the nomination the president charged with having
chosen his dangerous precedent and the convention
demonstrated that the control of federal patronage and federal Of
flee holders which he exercised with the usual big stick methods
could put in the man he had selected
There grunbng within the party and denunaon from
the people at large at such higlhanded methods
The next series of reports from bulletins and other
publications from bureaus and departments of the govern
men not Of particular anyone but calculated further
the Of Taft and therefore the of Roosevelt
Then the letters from the president
os parts Of the country showing the advantages of the rule by
pubcans and other purely political points thought benefit to
the candidate of the 6. 0. p
Lastly the efforts president in the most brazen
known occupant Of the highest office the pung
ing into the most bitter fight Of the campaign and using his
flee well all of the others under his control
pei the cloud that has been cast over Taft.
Roosevelt who ops off the head of postmaster and then
for political activity holds cabinet meetings formulate
nen his reply his letter this that subject all entirely po
tical.
Governor Haskell who resigned rather than have the campaign
further embarrassed by this White Houea Street assault has been
The subject Of two of these cabinet meetings
Fine spectacle surely for the president to call together
oad by the people of the country business and sDend
lays in considering political questions.
Surely Bryan has already done the great service for
70 has shown the who public idol and gained pub
&c confidence to degree beyond ordinary limits who has
borrowed democratic ideas extent Of their usefulness 70 him
is ideas through forcing the people accept the man whom he has
hosen his successor.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

Theodore Roosevelt prosttutng the great Office Of president
which belongs to all the people make party asset de-
tying the best traditions Of the republic and seeking to establish that
system by which the chief executive designate successor THO
American people have desire that the presidency should h. he
queahed from another and will proclaim IN Noye
Der
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

Tire head q President Rooevelf cabinet Eihu Root who
ye u e aaai residence given him BY Boss Tweed whom
defended with such frke be publicly prmanded for unpro
teaa odlrt b. the presiding Judge and who later pulled
infamous Manhattan tTaetion company through The legal ang BY
e millions absorbed b few directors the expense Of
ie ooeFs Roots ec3rd 81 infamous prostitution great
nd % tie INSCRIPTIONS and predatory interests il such that II al
d7agape r s asog ta @ should ae council table any
pre aa hea 6egFe kqoseset Is ying bricks at Foraker
aa as M attea soaa fesf ier moment Upon tbs head Of
hs cN1 ofe1ss family
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-29

George Coreyou is member of President Rooseyfs cab
met Four he chairman Of the Republican national
committee and in such position is credited with having solicited and
received from officials of the Standard Oil company
the management of the campaign for Rooseves reelection When
the president therefore shyng bricks those have been f
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
Tie tolj'v.Hs ae @aG.uc
DRYS LOSE Ih TEXARKkNA

Texarkana, Oct. 3l. Judge Edwards late yesterday after- noon denied the petition to have liquor removed from TeXarkana within a three.mile radius.
 It was signed 5y 2, 5OOpersons. He struck out 250 signatures and held that there ara 5000 inhabi- tants within a three-mile radius which left the signers of the petition less than a majority,
 The prohibitionists appealed to the circuit court.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
HUMANE OFFICERS FOR ARKANSAS

Little Rock, Nov. 3-Letters were mailed today by every county judge in Arkansas asking him to recommend the appoint ment of a young man to act as agent for the Arkansas Humane Society there Several of the counties already have such of ficers and each county has a number of applicants for the pc sition. but the ,.;tc officers have decided to ca. oa tea county judges in 9ael ts -t the best men.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
GUT BY NEGRO

Texarkana, Nov. . Marion Thompson, a negro, attacked Elmer SoutherIand, a young white man, on Olive street Sat urday night with a knife and cut him several places on the head. The negro passed along the street where some boys were congrega- ted celebrating Halloween, and got into trouble with them and began throwing bricks at the boys. Soutterland tried to get him 10 quit and the negro at tackled him. Thompson is in jail.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
PUBLIC SALE

Saturday, Nov. 21st, l will sell at the Willis Francisco farm l 1-2 miles west of Prescott the follow ing described property:
 1 brood mare, l mule colt, 1 work mule, l wagon. l set double team harness, 3 milch COWS, 1 set farm impliments household and kitchen furniture. Terms cash. R. E. Peachey,
 J. w. Nelson, Auctioneer.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
FOR SALE

Twenty head logcing mules; 10 head horses and mares, price $50.00 anu up; $ i wheel leg wagons; ? s wheel log wac ons. n=arN new, OweEsboro and James and Graham, price $500 and up flames aad logging tools. . or more 2, 5 and 1 room cottages, can be easily be taken down and moved, price $25 and ap. wmiEl machinery, betting. pipe, saws, supplies and miscellaneous tools. Good bar gains. Write or call.
 STEWART X ALEXANDER LIMB. Co.
 Clifford, Ark,
 Hot Springs County.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
RESIGNED FROM SCHOOL BOARD

Little Rock, Ark. Nov. q Lewis Rhoton, who resigned as prosecuting attorney after be- ing nominated to serve a third time, and who is slated for the position of general attorney of the Iron Mountain after January l, 1909, has resigned as a direc- tor of the Little Rock School Board, and has been succeeded by Warren E. Lemon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
NOT ICE
For Thirty Years

Inclosed find money order for Sl OO for which please send me it's worth in Simmons Liver Purifier put up in tin boxes. l have been using the medicine for thirty years.
 THoS. H. REILLY,
 Jonesville, La. No comments necessary. Price 25c Der box.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
Saved Him

'1t dld not kill me but think it would if it had not been for Hunts Cure. was tired. miserable, and well nigh used up when l commenced using it for an old and severe case of eczema. One appphcation relieved and one box cured me.
 "I believe Hunts Cure will cure any form of itching known to mankind.
 CLIFTON LAWRENCE,
 Doniphan, Mo.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05
NO HUNTING,

All parties are hereby warned to not hunt or otherwise trespass on our premises, northwest of Prescott. We will prosecute all such.
 H. H. HUsKEY,
 J. T. STUART,
 J. M. NEAL,
 A. F. FRANCISCO X BROS,
 MRS. LEILA MCCAIN.
 T. C. BUCHANAN.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05

For Sale-One good second hand runabout and set of har- ness. Also several nice pot plants-ferns and begonias- will sell cheap for cash.
 MRs. RALEIGH HATLEY.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-11-05

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool- ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by J. w. Baker, druggist.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-20
STRIKE IN CH|CAGO-L0NDON
Three Feet of Shipping Ore Discovered
in Murray Property

l. Earson visited the Chicago London mine last week his
- paper the Murray Sum- good Of the strike
ana the present condition OF the property H. W. Stedman
was found that enough strike had been made reports
IN no way exaggerated The by tunnel GOO
from the portal OF the tunnel and feet wde about three feet
ong shipping ore and the balance fine grade OF concentrating
The vein where cut fine body very little lead
VISIBLE however exploration open ad-sver body but
and the vein should continue the high grade Of the Chicago
London will prove one OF the great zinc mines Of the world The
IS strong and the walls clearly defined the formation
ceany at right angles At the time property the foot
wall had been penetrated at the bottom the the woren
were engaged in Strengthening the face Of the tunnel preparatory
drifting the vein.
Tunnel No 4 where the srtke made located across the
gulch opposite the and 800 feet below No. which
the vein At the end Of 5Ofoo drift width Of 20 inches
Of 800 feet the has widened seven feet showing undoubed
and increased body with depth and that another
great mine has been added to the list Of Coeu Alene
With the opening Of this depth the dead work
practically at end the Chicago until the thousands
OF ore on this level worked out Every shot from this time
the oosnng Of values that will add Immensely tonnage
the district and turn dollars into the treasury Of the company
AS the eey and westerly BY drifting the great
depths gained and when under the cropping will have depth
5OO feet Whcht will be vein Of this magnitude
thousands Of tons and years before greater depth
sought And while this work going the with
the assurance there greater body below this level
more ideal location for mine would be hard find
portal Of the tunnel the hillside we'll above the mill site and the
terminal the Idaho Northern railroad proximity both
that be taken down chute into the mill aboard
thus saving time, money and labor in handling
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-02-20
DAYS AFTER HUNTER MINE
Big Operators Inspect Mullan Property
With a View to Purchase

1t is rumored that Harry l.. Day
and his associates have or will soon
acquire control of the Hunter mine
at Mullan. James Murphy, superin-
tendent of the Hercules mine, Eugene
Day and Ed Boyce visited the Hunter
property early this week.
Eugene and Harry DAY inspected
the Hunter mine about six weeks ago,
and, it was said at that time, they
wanted to buy control Of the stock
but the owners either wanted to sell
the whole property or retain control.
The Days at that time considered the
proposition of making an investment
of $4,000 or 100000 in Hunter
stock. Negotiations are said to have
been in progress since that time and
now that they have again visited the
property, it looks as If deal were on.
1t is known that the Federal Min
ing and Smelling company made an
attempt to secure the Hunter mine
and has been dickering for the past
year. The Federal wanted a bond
on the property, but the owners said
they were willing to take chances
with the property, and in the end the
deal was not made.
When the lower tunnel finally
struck the ledge and opened up great