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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-18

Miss Blair will give parlor
talk on THE Isles of the Adriatic
and Jerusalem" at No. 81 Floyd Ave-
nue. Tomorrow at 1880 P. M. The pro-
ceeds will be used to aid work in
which the Whittle Memorial Circle of
Kings Daughters, under whose au-
spices the talk is given. has always
been interested, lending generous aid
to it from time to time.
, Personal Mention.
Miss Hattie Shields, who has been
the guest Of Miss Bessie Merritt. or
Norfolk, has returned to the city.
Mrs. Hugh Taylor left yesterday for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-18
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL

edmond members of the
Alumni Association Of the Uni
* versity OF Virginia arc pre-
pairing to make a brilliant so
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
|L|T|GAATs FIGHT | FUR 4 LARGE SUM
CochiSe Law Suit, Ryan vs, Tevis Is Being Tried This
 Week In Phoenix.
tspecial to the Reyiew.l

PHOENIX, Dec 23.-0n a change of venue from Cochise county, the trial of the Jep Ryan ct al. vs. w. s. Teyis mining suit was begun in the district court before Judge Edward Kent yesterday morning after the se- lection of jury composed of residents cf Maricopa county.
 Ryan and his associates are suing for s209.eo0 damages, they allege to be due them through the failure of Tesis to carry out a contract to fi- nance a nsaning property and put it on la produefRg basis. Ryan,s attorneys are E. s. Ives. George Neale, J. F. KingsbuFy and Frank Cox. Teyis is represented by Ben Goodrich. Charles Brown. William Smith, Fred Black mer. ". A. Mouer. l. w Connolly, C. Goldman and A. c. Baker.
 The jury is composed of Frank E. Tannehill. c. E. Turner. Reuben HiIl, Arthur Wilson. F. E. Felch, Wil- liam Creighton and W. l.. Feel.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
William c. Brown Sounds a Warning In Exhaustive Ad- dress Before the Boston Commercial Club.

BOSTON, Dec. 23.-A warning against too-radical and too restrictive legislative movements for the regula- tion of the railroad corporations was the pitli of saR~ exhaustive address de- livered before the Boston Commercial Club last night by, William c. Brown. senior vice president Of the New York Central lines. on Our Country and Its Railroads, at the Algonquin Club.
 While not questioning the rigat, ths wisdom or the necessity for this super vision and regulation of railroads by the nation or the States which create them, Mir. Brown declared that this right carries with it the power, if un- wisely exercised, to very seriously in jure the thing regulated, and should be yielded in a spirit of broad-minded. unprejudiced, judicial impartiality, 'uninfluenced alike by the importuni- ties of great interests on one side and uninformed clamor on the other"
 Upon the great function of trans portation, argued MT. Brown, depenls the great cornerstones of the com mercial supremacy of this nation-ag- riculture, manufacturing and mer- chandising. He invited careful atters,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
Iron Ore LaudS the Careful and
 Conservative Management
 That Has Always Character ized the Mine Owners.

The following is taken from Iron Ore, the prominent mining journal of Ishpeming, Michigan:
 Phelps, Dodge and company oper- ating several valuable mines of cop per, gold and silver, and possessing important coal bearing lands, are merging their interests into one con cern to be known as Phelps. Dodge & Go, inc" This will simplify their operations and lessen the cost of book koeping and managementA
 The company has made wonderfai strides since 1t sfnrted In Ut Bisbee. Arizona, in 1880, when ft begun work Sn the Copper queen. The mine was roe miles from a railroad, and fuea fer the smelters was brought from England by way of California, but even with this great expense the mine made money from the very start. and enough to result ID the building or railroads, smelters and the acquiring tef rich coal and other lands in the southwestern country.
 And the Copper Queen, first Of the mines of the organization, is still won, 'aerfuIly rich in ore reserves. For twemty-eight years the cofnpany has been developing ore bodies in the Bis bee basin and is nog only fairly start ed upon this important work. IL has gradually been following southward down the gulch from where its ores originally outcropped, finding them reaching deeper as they followed upon the strike and dip of the formation, until now one of their best mines is the Lowell whose rich ores are HOW being taken 1900 feet below surface.
 It is adjoining the Lowell where the Hoatson shaft Of Superior X Pitts burg has recently exposed a magnffl' cent ore body on tEe 18th level, q great mass of oxide mineral as large as the best found ty Copper Queen or Calumet & Arizona and from winch dividends will be earned in good time.
 Copper Queen has had times in it's history when it was worried, thinking its ores had come to an end. Its re- nowned president, Dr. James Douglas. personally told the eCitor of Iron Ore. few years ago, that frequently they were much concerned about the flu. tuFe. One time in particular the mine presented q very sai condition The former deposits were practically eX- hausted, and it was thought that few months would see the end. \ drift had been pushed into new territory. in the direction Of where the Calumet & Arizona Mag shaft now is, had gone hundreds of feet through barren ground. Just whel all were about ready to give up this drift encountered a small seam of ore aE .nch or two in thickness. This was followed Il few hundred feet and from the body of ore it led to the output of the mine
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
DICK Rsos.

Special Wire 70 L. ]. Overlook
 NEW YORK De6 23.--The shorts have been badly punished. The rise ill Union Pacfae and Shelters from the bottom WAS about sS per share. B. R. T. and other specialties Of like character show handsome profits since we urged their purchase It requires more courage to take profits thaa it does to buy .theEa when weak, especial Iy when the weakness is not due to any really bad news. There was scale selling in Union Pacific after it crossed 1S1, which will nave it's af- feet later on. Tn the E.eanti1ne the bulls have got .he Christmas money. There win be a big play for inc two hundred million disbl%samsat "G Jan uary 1st One must bc cautious and wise not to buy on the top of an exs tensiye bulge.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
MUST BE CAREFUL HOW THE
 RAILROADS ARE TREATED

ton to railroad legislation. national and State, passed during the last five years, and asserted that in almost every instance t had resulted in se- riously reducing the revenue or large ly increasing the cost of operation. Taking into account the campaign of violent agitation and extrayagant, un- measured condemnation ne eNr pressed frank doubt if New Englands s conservative investors are ready, un- der the present conditions, to under. take to raise Ihe seven and one-half billions of capital necessary for rail read improvements.
 Pointing out that the great increase in the cost Of. things has affected the railroads directly and severely, Mir. Brown figured that in purchase of material, paynent of labor and ex- pense of extensions and Improvements, the system Dajs out approximately $67e e,000,600 more in 1907 than they would nave had 10 at the prices and on the wage scale of 1897.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
CUPID VERY BUSY
 NOW IN TUCSON
Has Been Aiming His Darts
 With Precision In the H0Id Pueblo"
Special to Review.)

TUCSON, Dec 23.-With the com ing of the holidays, Dan Cupid" wlU has been slumbering for some time, again made his appearance yesterday, and as a result there were several young couples who had been struck by his well aimed darts, and made their way to the office of the probau1 court, where they obtained marriage licenses, and before the holidays are over the little god is expected to aim q few more shafts at paIpitating heaTtc
 Those who were ganted licenses yesterday are. Orville H. Farley and Laura NJ. NOlte; Ricardo Diaz and ConCha Gonzales; Amelino Jaimes and Juana Valenzuela; Filisando Martinez and Marguerita Valdez: Charles l.. Olden and Alice Wright; George A. Dayisworth and Emma A Young. Mr. Davisworth is a first sergeant in the Fifth cavalry. at present sta toned at Fort Huachuca. but which will be moved to Honlulu, in the Hawaiian islands, about the first of the new year. His bride arrived Il the cty yesterday from Louisville. Ky, and will accompany her husband on his journey to the far off islands.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

Review want ads bring results
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
WONDERFULLY RICH ORE
 RESERVE IN COPPER QUEEN

for twelve years vas taken Fms
 gives the reader some idea of the
 magnitude of these Bisbee ore de
 posits.
 The management OF Copper Queen
 has always remembered the people
 1t employed. It has provided them with hospitals, Symnasiums, Young
 Mems Christian association buildings
 and other things invaluable i'll such a field as that in which it operates. It
 established stores in the early days
 to provide it's men with the neces- saries of life at honest prices. II still , keeps the stores going, making them
 bigger and better tIan ever. Some
 criticism Is naturally heard of the practice by competitors in merchan-
 dising and by employees who imagine
 they are expected to trade at the com, EBany's plas9s, but in reality no one is forced or even asked 10 do his trading there. There are charges, too. thar the Copper Queen makes rates over its railways b suit its own purposes. Tho company built and equipped taese l lines to protect itself and its labor
 and in doing this exhibited great ell terprise. Ii must be expected that it
 operates these lines for profit, Sut at LiiS Sdilfie LitIte IL CDIllcS- uHueE Ltlt A1N 5 l regulating common carriers. It's roads
 have opened and developed great min er;il and. fuel districts and have proved
 of incalruiabie value tu all the people. The company is friendly to those in the same fields and engaging III like enterprises Jt agrees with the Bisbee Bonanza Circle arrangements
 to observe the vertical line plan with
 reference to the mining of it's ores, this saving costly litigation, nlaynap,
 as the law Of apexes has ever been a fruitful subject for the legal fraterni-
 v. alie often great injustice was done | in giving court decisions. The com
 Dany is q close corporation, it's shares 1 not being listed or traded in on any of the stock exchanges. Tt is said that the operating of the l Phelps. Dodge and con1pany's inter ests have provided a living for 60,0O0 | people. Their railroads aggregate I00g l miles in. length and they haul annual. 1 ly over them about 1.5O0,000 tons of freight, the great bulll of it being their
 own ores. fuels. supplies. etc. Has Substantial Foundation.
 l The new company will be managed 1 similarly to the old. honestly and en, | practically. Those who buy it's stock will know they are dealing with a ] legitimate enterprise that has maue q wonderful success, and one that wIll | live long and earn substantial inter
 ests upon its investments.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
PAINE. WEBER 6 co.

Special Wiz to l.. J Overlook
 f BOSTON. DeS 23.-The rally was continued today and it looks as if we would have a buIl market for Christ mas after all. Amalgamatsd and Shelters are said to have come to an agreement and both stocks were lead CTS today. We are told the shorts in Shelters will be run in tomorrow. Copper consumers are talking buIlish on copper, and tne situation Ivofs bet ter than it has for some time D Don't get too buIlisn until the m1ddFe of January. If stocks are in good po- sition then We will have a big bull market lasting into the summer For the present I would sell for a turn 0u any further advance
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-24
FOR SALE

Old papers, 25c per hundred apply at Review OfTica.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28
WHOLE NUMBER 1916.
The Knockout Blow.

The blow which knocked out CorbetS
was revelation to the prize fighters.
From the earliest days of the ring the
Knockout blow was aimed for tho Jaw.
the temple or the jugular vein. Stomach
punches Were thrown In to worry and
weary the fighter, but II a scientific man
had told one Of the old fighters that tho
most vulnerable spot was the region of
the stomach, he'd have laughed at him
Tor an ignoramus. Dr. Pierce is bringing
hone TO the public a parallel fact: that
tha se2mach is the NEST vulnerable organ
out OF Nhe prNe ring as well as in It. I'VE
protect Pur ,h8aGS. throats. feet and lungs.
ent to, until diseAsAfnds the solar pleyus
and knocks Us out. Make your stomach
sound and s,rclg BY tfe use % Doctor
rlsree-s G0!lsn Medical Discovery. aTl
You protect -,-9lrSccll ID Your most tYuller-
able spot. Golden Medical Oiscovery
cures weak stomach" indigestion. or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, bad. thin and i'm
pure blood and other diseases OF the or
gans OF digestion and nutrition.
The Golden Medical Discovery has a
speclnc curative effect upon all mucous
surfaces and hence cures catarrh. M
WuAG stage IL
may have reached. In Nasal Catarrh IL
Is well to cleanse the passages with DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy fluid while using
the discovery as constitutional rem
edy. Why the Golden Medical Discoy-
cry" cures catarrhal diseases, as of the
stomach. bowels, bladder and other pelvic
organs Will be plain to you IL you will
read booklet of extracts from the writ
ings OF eminent medical authorities, en-
dorsing its ingredients and explaining
their curative properties. 1t is mailed
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Buffalo. N. Y. This booklet gives all the
ingredients entering into DR.. Pierce's
medicines from which it will be seen that
they contain not drop Of alcohol, pure,
trlple-refned glycerne being used instead.
Dr. PIerce's great thousand page Illus
trated COmron Sense Medical Adviser
will be sent free. paper-bound, for 2l one
cent stamps, or cloth bound for 81 stampA
Address DR.. Pierce as above.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28
l. W. BAIRD'S MINSTRELS
latroducind
MISS BESSIE LOUISE KING

Shortly after closing with the min
strel company in Chicago, she was
taken ill and died in that city.
|. W. Baird, who succeeded Wal
ter Moss, a Portland newspaper
man, in the ownership of the
Walter Moss Operatic Minstrels. and
renamed it Baird's Minstrels, after
two tours from the Pacific to the At
lantic coast, retired from the bust
ness, making a fortune, and bought
the Quimby hotel in Portland. He
conducted the place for time, then
disposed of 1t at big profit and pur-
chased a stock-farm near Reedville,
Oregon. He used to bring vege-
tables from his farm, driving the
team himself into Portland, and al
ways wearing silk-hat, probably a
reminder of the old minstrel days
Bessie Louise King, a charming
prtma donna, was with his minstrel
company, and sang a ballad, dressed
in male attire in the first part. -
People used to marvel at the beauti-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28

It's good thing tew be hurry: it's
better thing tew be able tew sar-
tisfy it.
NaOw an then tud runs threw a
lawn mower an comes aout alive,
but It's seldom.
Ef yew hev the world on yewr
shoulders put saw-hOSs under it fur
awhile an get rested.
A man never seems the same tew
yew arter yew hev either bOrrid frum
or lent tew him.
It's the little things thet caOunt,
fur instance. the small boy takin' in
ventory Nv his nighbOrs melon patch.
BY attenden' strictly tew yewr
own bizniz yew will give other folks
a chance tew attend tew their'n.
A little uphill is a good thing else
ha Ow kin yew tell haOw much yewr
traces will stan?
Put up few bird cages here an
there an they'll be music in the air
ez well ez in yewr soul.
In order tew keep yewr bizniz in
good order yew hev got tew keep
yewrself in good order ez well.
Ef Vow keep hens shet up they
won't dew anthing, an if yew let 'em
run yew can t dew anything.
When some foalks git the wrong
pig dy the tail they keep a-holt till
they think the right one hez came
along.
Sometimes yew hear somebuddy
say thes they would jest ez soon hev
sonebuddy else's word ez their hond,
an Of untimes we find aout thet one
is Jest ez good ez the other.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28
Extracts From Circular Enclosed

THE injunction's purpose Is to
head off injury for which, If allowed to
b" committed. the victim can secure no
adequate remedy by the courts. 1t is
the promptness. the certainty and the
justice of the punishment in contempt
cases which renders the injunction so
effective in preventing attacks on prop
erty and life. Jury trial would bring
delay and uncertainty. Thus it would
give a license to violence, would make
industry and property insecure. and
would increase the number and the de-
structiveness of labor contests, and
would assail legitimate trade of all
sorts.
1T Is the duty of American business
men, regardless of their party. to bury
Bryan and Bryanism under such an
avalanche of votes in 1908 that the
worN will not have to be done over
again in 1912, or ever
JAMES w. VAN CLEAVE."
Mr.. kaIer's Reply.
James w. Van Cleave, st. Louis, Mo.
Dear Sir:-I am in receipt of your
recent communication asking that the
Harper Buggy Company of Columbia
City cooperate with you and those
whom you say you represent, in an ef-
fort to defeat Bryan and Organism,
and in favor Of sound Americanism at
the next election.
Mr.. Dooley was right when he said,
The Independent is always indepead-
ent until election day and then he
votes the Republican ticket" You as
sault the Democratic plank upon the
subject Of injunctions and yet the
plank of the Denver platform upon
the question of injunctions is In strict
accord with the statute Of the State of
lrdiana in every particular except
that in cases of indirect contempt. the
man arrested is to be entitled to a
trial by jury. The manufacturers of
Indiana have never found any fault
with the Indiana statute upon the sub
ject of issuing injunctions and re-
straining orders. The Denver plat
form does not prevent their issuance
under proper circumstances. 1t is not
radical. anarchistic or inimical to the
Interests of any manufacturer who
wants to stand for a square deal. Our
institutions have never had any trouble
with their laboring men.
Conclusion on Fourth Page.I
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28
A CAUSTIC REPLY.
A LEADING MANUFACTURE RE
PUClATeS TRUST PLANS.

Labor's Arch Enemy. J. W. Van Cleve Send.
! Anti-Bryan Circular to Wrong Place-Ask.
/ Corporation to Assist in Election of Taf
and Receives Singing Answer-Mr IA
! Ter. Its MANAGER Tells Some Wholesom.
! Truths
The following correspondence is
self-eXplanatory, being a letter writ
ten by the National Association o.
Manufacturers, which lately met anC
attempted to perfect an organization
at st. Loui S to lead labor by the nost
to the polls, and the reply of Mr.. ka-
Ter thereto:
To THE HARPER BUGGY Co.,
Columbia. Indiana.
Gentlemen-The die is cast, and the
November elections will tell the result.
Principle and not party is the issue
ir 1908.
AS an organization of business men
We are neither Republicans nor Demo-
Gratis, but We are Americans first, last
and all the time, and as such we must
resent any tendency toward class or
caste spirit
We want no special privileges for
ourselves nor for anybody else, and
with due respect for the sincerity of
the party leaders as individuals we
must oppose demagogism and anti
wherever we find it. No
exemption from Injunction or anti
trust laws for anybody is our special
slogan
The Chicago platform recognized our
position; the Denver platform repudi-
ates it. What can we do under the |
circumstances but endorse the party |
recognizing our position and oppose
the party repudiating us? l think this |
our duty, and l would advocate the
same policy were the positions of the
two political parties reversed.
If proof is needed of the correctness
Of our analysis it is certainly being !
furnished daily in hundreds of letters |
received from business men inside and
outside OF our organizations, and in a |
very healthy increase of our member
ship roll. l appreciate this most |
heartily as an endorsement Of our poll |
cles as outlined. especially in our bull |
letin of June 10, entitled "The Work
That is Before U.s." and the one of
June 80 entitled, THE Work Done at
Chicago. which I am following up by
asking your earnest peruSal of the en-
closed circular attached, entitled Den
ver's Appeal to the Business Men"
| urge you to cooperate with us in !
this good work by joining the associa-
ton as an active or associate member. |
Alone We can do very little; combined |
a great deal toward accomplishing an |
victory for sound Ameri-
canism at the next election. Remem-
ber that this will mean an early return
Of prosperity, while defeat will mean
the opposite.
Expecting to receive the attached en-
rollment duly signed by you in enclos-
ed envelope at an early date, I am
very truly yours,
J. w. VAN CLEAVE.
President
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28
1T a5Alugtop S tandarl
ISSUED E,tSf FRIDAY EVENING BY
John MILLER MURPH
Editor and Proprietor.
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Advertising. four squares or upward by
the wear, at liberal rates.
Legal notices will be charged to the
attorney or officer authorizing their inser-
ton.
Advertisements sent from a distance,
and transient notices must be accompan.
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Announcements OF marriages, births
aud deaths inserted free.
Obituary notices. resolutions of respect
nd other articles which do not possess
general interest will he inserted at one
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-08-28

In short such variety as is to be found
in well-regulated Drug and Stationery
STORE, all offered at lowest prices. con-
sistent with quality, with prompt and
efficient service assured to all patrons.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

the important announcement on the bill this week
at the Colonial Mr. DAILY will be assisted by
company especially engaged for the presentation
OF the farce by the famous humorist. 4 series
Of quaint songs will be sung by Clarice Mayne.
whose engagement has been extended. She VIII
also give her frolicsome limitations OF Harry Lau-
der, Marie Lloyd and others. An interesting feat
will be the humorous piano accompaniment or
James w Tate, the London composer OF II Am
Longing for Some One TO Love Me- and George
Took Me Walking in the Park" Mabel Barrison
and Joseph L. Howard. Matthews and Ashley and
John and Bertha Gleeson will contribute 10 the
merriment.
EDEN MUSEE.
Hunting the Lion in South Africa a realistic
illustration of the dangers and excitement or hunt
Shah exponent OF the Hindu art OF necromancy
Is extra feature There win be concerts to-day
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE
Harry Lauder will terminate a week from To-
night his successful engagement at this PLAYHOUSE
lie will then visit other theatres in the East d.
rected by William Morris With him in the bill
this week will be the Three Rohrs Grace Hazard
June McCree Oswald Williams George Wilson
day. Two performances given here every day.
VICTORIA THEATRE.
Nike Donlin and Mabel Hite will lead the hill
at the Victoria this week They will appear in =
sketch called Stealing Home" Charles Case VIII
son Franklin, George b. Reno Daisy Harcourt
Holdin's Manikins. the Five Musical spiIlers Chalk
Saunders and The Countess Ross will contribute TO
the amusement. There will be the usual Sunday
concerts to-day. at which viii appear winsor Nc
Cay. LA Grannon Fred Lindsay and Msuds Fulton
and William Rock