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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
Washington Victim OF the Sub.
conscious Mind.

house his beautiful young wife TO hush
baby raised himself in bed and grasping his
svover. shot her through tho heart
Fear the ony burglar IN that house The chances Ut
real danger that family probably not IN hundred
thousand operations OF real houscbreaker Tie
only mpcounous Young clerk Tie had jewels such
household things would normally burglars Aud
there had been jewels the chances o entry OF has
house would have been fifty thousand And yet
he coniured mp image OF tins danger and slept with this
image uppcrmost in his subconseiaus mind
Snbconscious mind2 Did YOU know you had oHe2 DO
you suppose mind operations altogether II j.
doubtful The best thought Of the day coming regard
sleep Cessation Of the memory rather than Of the mind
Cases plentiful where mind has gone operating with
perfect logic when there all the outward manifestations
of sleep. The mind ranbles dreams-that much al
least evident And there appears be watch
sleep kept BY this suboonseous mind Il takes
Of sounds and time and win often the individual
It like faithful servant responsive the com
uand with which ii has been charged
Would you tell faithful but dull-ssied servant that
ghosts real9 That the ereang Of the floor sign
thievesl That every shadow the Of deadly
ger Would be wise kudi Would you rather tell
the truth
And yet all invite this burglar. fear into mental
houses. We persuade the subconscous conscious
mind that pcrs hand that failure turks
that disease erouches ready for spring. that poverty
pain IS about leap upon dear ones and that have
remedy but the desperate taking OF the law into
handsresorts material aids which do than good
When God began preparing Joshua ior hts great work
said to him Fear Tor with thee" And the history
OF all greatness material political and spiritual begins with
the casting out Of fear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
By INSTRUMENTATION.

when you marry a vigorous, cool
Drained American girl 10 a puppet
although that pappet wear .
crown.
Come 10 think Of Il. did you ever
hear OF tltied fashion plate mar
Tying a poor American girl Well
hardly everi
The farce has become 80 thread
bare that Il IL misleading Ia call II
mArriaEc" ahy longer. Why NOT
sal alliance or a marriage
treaty has been formed bstwr~n
Miss Deity Dollars aud the Due ds
Cabbage. confederation, one worn
out tiiic Ia exchange for 8. 0oe. 00u
American money
The very thought Of paying real
money foF a Preach title that IA
absolutely meaningless. becauss
Francs Il q republie now. IL enough
to make the bottom drop out Of the
stock market
England and Germany stu have
the esil on American doilAfa, for
they. ~ least. have the pageant ~
eauft Ia exchange for hard cash
but these little Rhode Island klnH
dosns are base limitations
4 title ~ q poor exchange Tor q
ruined hfc. and that 10 what niue
ont Of ten international marriages
meAn
Hettef happiness and a teal hnme
18th one of your fathers eirfha.
Aiaa America. than the pfeasnse
and glitter ~ hiEh position THAI has
soothing real behind a.
A miEhiiet barrier than the sea
cuts Yuu off from the d~rArIns no
hiilty of Europe You arr che new
the latest and mo4i peffses~ Dr.
velopment ~ sifite nation. The
man who offers title for sale AZ
the port OF NwN YORK - a feprr,
sentative OF the old. whieh doesn't
AlwaYa mean the best IL quite
uftau means a sorn out stock. a
iinxllas. Eibbefing. pufposeless
tnhnikfn.
I'm for the senafor from Illinois.
The thing should h. f0rbldaen hy
Eaw. ef a heavy sax placed on the
BRIDES lncome when she ulaffiss =
foreigner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

II human nature were - couati,
tnted that one prfnon could profit
b. anothcfs experience. the inter
national marriage would BIO a. dead
a. the fashions % 1850.
Like the floaacea and Finsieta OF
that period. Il might be revived
spofadlcally. bat would never oh
tain favor among tho best peoplc
In an Institution AZ old a. mar
rlaKe. IL would seem the aceuma.
lated wisdom of the ages nhanld
count HUT II discs act
Even marriage IL AA original and
FIRE from precedent a. the frat
union In the sarsiea 81 Eden.
Although statistics are forever
against them. every American
helrona planning her marffaEr with
titled Hrlou Of old world nobility
thinks HER married life all BE-
tho happy exception 10 the general
rule. that TIER little ntte % Count
viii upset all established rulea and
be- a MAN
When he fails 60 rally 10 her
strictly Americas ideas Of shat n
n4n should be. che d surprised and
hut aud OF esarae. divorced and
al her friends enndole with her Ia.
ntrad 81 rrnarkins roidif. You
certainly ought 80 have knuun bet.
tet.
And th. pits Of Il All Is that the
little count nf due or prince 81
aonae p~,i1 kingdom abosii AZ bis an
a ward In an American cts neyer
had Il In him. and never. nnsur. no.
not n h~ lived 10 h. y thousand.
could hc realize her Ideal 0f a
NAN
Th-fc IL bound to be unhappiness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
u. S. Navy Yard

Take a trip on tho Sound and
viait the u =. navy yard. see Che
baitienhipn Oregon. Nebraska, Wis.
cunsln. the cruisers Colorado and
i'cunaf iyania. and the tralaing
ship Philadelphia. ans mammoth
dry docks. torpedo boats and prison
ahip klpsic. Boats leave Seattle
7 times daily a. follows;
40. ! 80. 10 q. IN: i.i6. Z. 4f30
and G Is y. IA.
on Saturdays boat also lsaTes II
m 30 D. m.
Round trip COO.
before great while In the
nsishbofhood of dorea ships viii
be Included in the fleet $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

The Charity orusi,.,..
give a literary and mssie.' z
talnfnent tom0rrow - ~
EEau.s bal. Arcade baiIsIss I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

usual .i,.. :. asks he Dafsai ~ "a =
We'll ah--no da.h. :.
manifestation 'i''. u our chs !, = nv
aliionh ! might diasas,ses s'as 90
az cold storage chlesss,a.' ~ Ne = "a.
cess POI A,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
Iinu 20 VIII. Flctlon.

Hos 20 Write Fiction.
FifHt raise a mighty muscle With a
swearing section crew.
Then take course Of walking ON
the ties.
Next learn the arts Of burglary. Of
theft and murder. too.
And FaYly wander under scarlet
skies.
Now personally try marriage. a a..
raree aud double life.
And politics aud prison fath0m
quite.
Go in for fast society. ita fada and
social strife
Aud than. with pesslmlsfie alb
sufa wfftsi
New York Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
FEAR SOn"-M EDITORIAL ON THE sUBCoSuOUs MIND

You worried Why} Because you afraid. Nor-
ried about business You afraid you will lose aud
Worried about health? You afraid YOU will suffer
and possibly die Worried the dear onesl You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
IisaIih IstsIlr sh....

49,. What's become Of Jo..'
~ haven't seen hin s H.
lie Neat 10 the has,5..,
h. vac ell run down astsss
Effect u oyerverks-
no. effect Of be.us a.
iOm8biie aam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Wife am going home 10 moth
o. aud NEVER coms back again
Husband Al right iut don't
make this quarrel an excuse b.
bring hnr hack with you t0maf
row 20 i've with as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Your child undoubtedly has
chicken por. says the attending
physician.
"And shy does she have coutin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Caroline she may b. n gossip
bat lfelisye ahe tells the truth.
Pauline Ny. dear. the truth 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Boats leave 7 times e.,,, |.
pier 2 for the U. 3. nary ~ ~ y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Flestiea 10y.
IT Is not shat Is around Us. .
says . philosopher. but Whist f. ~
uu that makes Ms happy.
True liut then there's that
next morning feeling "-LouiaYille
Courier Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

afraid some harm will come to
them. You fear poverty. dis
case. pain. separation. Fear is
with YOU when YOU wake in the
morning. and It is the last
thought in your mind before
you sleep.
Did You notice about that
man in Washington who sat up
in bed and shot his wife, think
ing her a burglar lie was
asleep. The doctors admit he
was asleep. and there Is every
evidence of tho fact in his
hear, broken grief
Why did he do it, lie
went 20 sleep with the fear
thought active in his mind. We
learn he had Just bought the
revolver lie bad been pfactic-
ing with 1t the previous alter
noon. lie had said As he lay
down: Il will be all ready II
4 4 u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
Everett and EdmOnds


MEALS rEhfEft.
Three round tflps dailF Leave na.
attic ~ =. m. " ~. and 3 D. On
SUNDAY. issvs Seattle az 5faa q m. ~
M ana y m. Leave hFsFeft a. sits
N. fils .. NJ ard 1913 y m auuasY
leave tEsrsft st bssS "a ma. fifs y "a
and Iff6 - single fare 10 Eu1foru
ish sI-oo. Hound trio sfta
Steamer rlfH II Everett eafnau usat
Phones =aausst fots Ind Ifst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

frequently tho worst form Of COS
SIP imaginable China. Glass and
Lamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25
STAR DUST
BY JOSH
Tlestlea Ioy
BY JOSH

will make ia most bsinteouh fruit
ago look sick by compartment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-25

Any luekT"
Nope
"Anf bltsaT''
Nope
What are You fishing for p
Fool questions .
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
Editor Charges Thomas F. Ryan.

Richmond. va- May 30.-Alfred B. Williams. editor of the News Leader. in an editorial charges Thomas F. Ryan. who is a delegate to the Demo cratic state convention from Nelson county. with contributing trust funds to the Republican campaign fund while a member of the state Democratic ex- ecutive committee and. speaking of his probable ambition to become governor of Virginia or United States senator, heralds the opinion that an attempt to gratify such an ambition would pro yoke a mortifying and stinging rebuke at the hands of the people of Ryan's native state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
No Ris. r.,r Ear oIxnnis,.

Washington. May 3o.-General James A. Drain. president Of the National Rife Association of America. announces that the team of riiemen to represent America in the Olympic games to be held fn London July 9. 10 and ii will not be sent. owing to the refusal of the British Olympic council to extend the time for submitting names Of the men ef the team from June 10 to June IS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
May Be Senator.

When he feels 1t needful. however. he is one of the most polished and pleas ing speakers in congress. His words carry conviction. thanks to his reputa- ton and manner. and he never fails to carry an audience with him. It is the generally expressed conviction that he will go to the United States senate from Ohio in place either of Senator Foraker or Senator Dick, both of whom arc slated for retirement if the immediate dominant faction in Ohio politics has it's way.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
nIIu, Pro,psesIv. sass.tssr,.

Chicago. May 9o-seversI names are mentioned prominently ia Republican circles here as possible snccessors Of CorneIius \. Bliss. who Es to retire as treasurer Of the national coumIftee. proba bly at the meeting of the commit tee oa nexf Fridsy. Myroa I. HerTiek Of ohio is considered ss among the most IIkely candtistsss bat a hrxs number of Taff men are backinE Con reznaa McKfnieT. If Herick is made treasursr. Arthur L yo<Tz the Taft unrar-- -fu sacueed kfz az fhe nsts.1al cS -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
Ls.b w.r,ion.d For T.st, Pi.e..

Washington. May 5oy-Unofseisl cab iset makers are busy filling the vscan cy Ifkely to he made by the resignation sf Secretary Taft about July 1. and among the names prominently men toned Is that of Secretary wHIIan Loeb. Ir.. who has been the president't rixhf hand man ever since the latter vas r0ve-ner of New York-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
BURTON TO NAME
 SECRETARY TAFT
Plan of Nomination Changed
 by Committee.
OH|OAA ACCEPTS INVITATION.

Original Plan Was to Have Senator
 Deliver of Iowa Present seeretary's
 Name at Chieago-Present Plan to
 Make Mir. Deliver Chairman of
 Committee on Relationship Be
 Asked to Second Taft's Nomination.
 Burton Polished and Pleasing Speak
 er-GeneraIIy Expressed Conviction
 He Will Go to Senate From Ohio.
 Washington. May 30,-Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio in all prob ability will present the name of Secre- tary Taft to the Republican national convention at Chicago. No formal an nouncement to this effect has been made, but it is definitely understood that this arrangement has been effect ed. It was the original plan of the Taft managers to have the secretary's name presented by Senator Deliver of Iowa, and Mfr. Burton would have been asked to second the nomination. This plan was changed, and the national committees subcommittee was asked to make Mir Deliver temporary chair man of the convention, while MT. Bur ton was asked to present the candi- dates name to the convention.
 Mir. Burton accepted this invitation, and then the subcommittee of the na- tional committee blew out the fuse. In the final effort of the allies" to ham, per the plans formed by the dominant faction for the physical operation of the convention they asked Senator Bur rows of Michigan to be temporary chairman. He accepted, and Mir. Dol liver was left between stations.
 Deliver May Second Nomination.
 The present plan is to make Mir. Dol liver chairman of the committee on res olutions. as he has fine voice, is a man of good presence and would make the report of this committee in a most impressive way. It may be, however, that instead of placing him on the com mittee on resolutions he will be asked to second MT. Taft's nomination. The action taken will depend entirely upon the exigencies of the moment. t
 Mfr Burton, who will present Taft's name, has been one of the secretary's stanchest supporters from the opening of his canvass for the nomination. He is considered one of the strongest men nnlitioellv ip 0hin Jic diStrict Is mt so strongly Republican that it fails to elect a Democrat to minor office now and then, but in most years no nom- inee for congress is put in the field against Burton.
 He is not a politician in the usual sense of the word, as he pays little at- tention to the appetite for political pork" his constituents sometimes de- velop. He pays the strictest sort of attention to business and holds his po- sition in congress because his Ohio con- stituents are proud of the reputation he has made. The fact that he is an ardent and bitter witted debater also has something to do with the way he holds his place.
 Mir. Burton does not cultivate the graces of oratory exactly. He prefers to collect a lot of wholesome but high. ly unpleasant truths about an adver. sary and then pinch the latter's nose until his mouth flies open far enough to swallow facts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
R.card strauh.rrr shinrn.nt.

BrBdgevflle. Del. May 3O.-A new record in the shipment of strawberries was made ia this section when seventy. four carloads If berries were shipped. The previous record for one day was fffy-ave cars. made last summer Growers believe that the record will again be brsken before the season is orar
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
wrfahFs ass.i-.-.-. I-v-oe,sI,.

Memphis. Tenn. May 5o o- General Lake E. Wright of this eity. vho.s nzze has been mentioned for appoist- Eeut ss secretary of var h the event q Mir Taffss resignation from the czbsaet ssid that he had 10 tnforma- taa e tke ssh5ecf rhstersr and that it wss hiehly izproeabie his nans -oz6 be cszx51ered for tke place
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
En,i-. P... ,. t,svns, p,,,r,r,s.

Boston. May 5o-By vote Of the My opia Hunt cf1b the clubs entire psek Of drag he1nds. comprising nfty-tve English foxho1ads. were shot to deats at the ke11s,s st Hamilton owing to an outbreak sf rzbses Not q dog is left at the eszb grozn6sL se1e vslaabss for tsrrsers helar also knled-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-30
sry.n,. kno~d.du. Of Bank Deposit.

Chicago. May s0.-David R. Forgan. president of the National City Bank of Chicago. believes that W. ]. Bryan does not know what a bank deposit Is despite the fact that the Democratic leader has spoken many times recently on banking problems and has urged the guarantee system for the depositoi as a safeguard against financial panics
Mohave County miner., 1908-12-19
Up To-date Assay Office.

Prof. E. M. Wade, of the well-known firm of Wade x Wade, Los Angeles, has established first-class branch laboratory in Nogales, which will be under his present management. The office is designated as the Uncle Sam Assay Office. Prof. Wade will make a speciality, beyond the ordinary work, in the testing of rare metals and min- erals, the analysis of oils, waters, guanos: cyanide and other metallurgi- cal tests.
 He comes highly recommended by the secretaries of the cham bers of Con- merce and Mines of Los Angeles, Hon. J. Ross Clark, of the Salt Lake Ky. Co.,, and others. He is the originator and inventor of some very simple and easily mastered chemical methods of assaying, suitable for the Use of the ordinary mining man and prospector. The methods check up closely with the fire assay, and the outfit, with book of instructions, is enclosed in an or dnary hand case that can be trans ported anywhere. Demonstrations will be freely given at the Uncle Sam As- say Office, on north Morley Avenue. Power has been installed for crush ing large samples.
Mohave County miner., 1908-12-19

The first carload of machinery for the New England and Clifton Copper company aerial tramway arrived in Clifton this week and will be trans ferred to the Copper King mine at once. Two more carloads of material for this new enterprise are due to ar rive in the near future, after which the local management of the company will rush installation. The new con- pressor, hoisting plant and drilling machinery are now in operation and upon the completion of the new aerial tram the company will be in a posi- tion to greatly increase ore shipments and reduce the cost per ton.-Copper Era.
Mohave County miner., 1908-12-19
Order to Show Cause Why Decree of Dis
 tribution Should Not Be Made.

IN THE PROB ATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
 of Moh we, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of
 J. A. Smith. Deceased.
 On reading and filing the petition of A. F. HarrIs Administrator of the estate of J. A. smith. deceased, and praying. among other things. for al order of distribution of the re- sidue of said estate among the persons thereto entltled: E8
 1t is Ordered. That all persons interested in the estate of the said J. 4. smith, deceased, be and appear before the Probate Court of the said County of MOhave, at the Courtroom of said Court in the town of kingman, in said Mohave County, on Tuesday. the 18th day of December, 1908, at II o'clock u. m., then and there to show cause why an order of dis:ribu. on should not be made of the residue of said e tate among the heirs at law. of the deceas ed according to law
 It is further Ordered That q copy of this order be published for ten days before the said 29Lh day of December, lsOS, in the MoHAvE COUNTY MINER, a newspaper printed and pub. lished in the said Mohave County.
 lsealI l.. M. TEALE, |, Probate Judge.
 Dated December 18th. 1908.
 First publication Dec. l9-26
Mohave County miner., 1908-12-19

The w. c. T. U. of Kingman are ex- pecting Miss Gabrella T. Stickney who will give lecture at the M. k. church on the evening of Friday, January lst, at 7:3O p. m. Miss Stickney will be accompanied by Miss Mary E. Stewart, of California. The ladies have been featuring all over the territory and are said to be good speakers. Every body is invited.
Mohave County miner., 1908-12-19

Mrs. Ridenour, of Pasadena, Califor- mia, has purchased the Metropole hotel, at Chloride, from Harry She'll naus and wife. Mrs. Rdenour was in Kingman several days this week visit. ing with friends and getting things in shape preparatory to taking possession of the new hOstelry.
Mohave County miner., 1908-12-19

E. B. Van Deman has a force of men at work on the Barney Mccall mines, formerly known as the Golden Eagle group, over in Weaver Mining dis trict.
 l.. Hoffman has taken bond on the Holy Moses mine, owned by A. l.. Me- Kesson, and will soon begin sinking A gasoline holster is expected at the mine in q few days.
 A. l.. McKesson is putting his hos- ter on the Santa Fe mine, six miles south of Kingman and will soon be at work sinking the shaft to a depth of one hundred feet. He has some good ore in sight in this property and be- lieves that he will shortly be milling ore from it.
 O. D. M. Gaddis this week visited the Frost mines, near Wallapai Springs, where several men are now at work. The drift is now almost into the vein, and so far several small veins of ore have been cut. One of these veins runs high in gold and it is prob able that it will be opened at this lev. el. The drift will be continued some distance farther into the mountain to pick up the large vein of ore for which the drift was originally intended
 A correspondent at Chloride informs us that o. k. Walker and John L.. Riggs have discovered deposit of chrysoprase, a variety of beryl, one of the semi-precious stones, much prized by the ancients. It sometimes is an apple green stone, of great hardness and used extensively for jewelry. It is as highly valued by many as is tur- quoise. The addition of this gem stone to the precious product of Mohave county can hardly be appreciated by the ordinary man. So far the county could make an output not only of tur- quoise, but also the finest of amethyst. garnets, and some beautiful chrystals of spodumene.
 w. c. Merry, who has charge of the San Francisco mine in the absence of T. J. Purdy, reports cave in that property which disclosed fine body of very high grade ore. The mine Is situated in the Cedar Valley mining district and has been under develoI . menL by the Yucca Cyanide M. x Nj. company the past several years. Mr. Purdy is now in the east untangling some of the affairs of the company and as soon as he returns work will be started up on the property on large scale. On the 600 level of the prop erty a splendid body of gold ore is now showing and it is the intention of the management to open the main shaft from the tunnel level to the surface a resume sinking.
 The Planet Copper Mining compan, has been incorporated with capitali- ,tion of l50,OJO ten dollar shares. The company has put 5000 shlre, on the market at six dollars per share. In their prospectus they set out that they have six thousand feet of underground workings and that their ore bodies range in value from 6 to 8 per cent copper, and that a daily tonnage can be extracted at the present time of 200 tons of high grade copper, 20 tons of tiuxing ore and 5OJ tons of Bassemer iron ore. A railroad is to be built to the mines from the main line of the Arizona & California railroad and a large shelter is to be erected on the mines. Investment in the company looks to Us like a good thing. Many of the big copper companies, now pay ing dividends of S$ per share, had nothing like the showing on the Plan ct properties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-09
THEIR VISIT
WAS POSTPONED
Naval Stores Men Will Not
Come Here Before
Next Week.

Business causes necessitacing it, the
party of Jacksonville naval stores
dealers. who were to visit Pensacola
yesterday, postponed their VISIT to
this city, and it is probable that il
will be several days before they have
an opportunity of coming here and
meeting with those interested in the
business.
the state. as told yesterday morning,
for the purpose of interesting not only
naval stores men. but other capitalists
as well, in the formation of a 81 .0O0,-
600 company, to be known as the Ex-
port Naval Stores company, of FIori-
ida, and it is the desire to interest
every man IN that business. and have
him subscribe to stock in it.