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MASSAGE.

l. FACIAL. scalp and general by expert
enced graduate masseuse: ladies visited /:
prices reasonable. Marian Trecarrai.
Phones, 935 Bell 1885 Ind.
OLIVE ROGERS. MASSEUSE. gives
massage and scalp treatment. 265Is So.
Main.
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CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT.

Sc. SHAW & CO., Structural Steel
Contractors Supplies. Concrete Reinforc-
ing. Railway Supplies, Concrete Mixers,
Portland Cement. etc. Harris Bros. Rep,
$40 Atlas block. Both phones.
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DIR. FARLEY P. MUSSER-Suite 4Gi-2-
49,; phone Bell S94. For. at Templeton blk.
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TUNING AND PIANO REPAIRING.

JOHN N TAGGART headquarters -.
Y & Western Piano co- So Main
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply 5e7 South Yves;
Temple.
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WANTED-Good Japanese wants gen.
eral housecleaning or work by the day.
Y. Araki. lis E. Sd So. st. Tel. 1890
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DR. CURTIS A WHERRY, Homeopa-
thist. Suite sol; both phones 4469. Office
hours: 1:30 to p. m.
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PERSONS seeking modern homes at right
rices Will find il much to their advan-
age to examine Immediately properties
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FOR RENT-Three rooms, pantry clos
ct. electric light and water in house. 81
Inq- 1858 North Sd West
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.


FOR RENT-Suite Of rooms, we'll lighted
ana plenty of sunlight: one block and
halI from Eagle Gate; elee. light and
path 166 No. State
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DR.. A. c. BEHLE-Suite 512A-512B-5 13-
514: phone Ind. 302S- Formerly at Sum-
nit block, rooms 3-4-5.
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MONEY loaned saleried people and 9TH
RS upon their own names. without secur-
lty: cheapest rates: easiest payments; OF
fees in sixty-two principal cities; save
Yourself money by getting our terms first
b, II. Tolman. room s3s. Atlas block.
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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men He'd
risa Van 4 Storage Co. III So W. Ten
pie Phone 6s-
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKERS.

CIT RATES 10 any part Of the Unite4
States. We can save money for you IN
shipping goods either east or west Cor
respondents IN all the principal citieA
See US or phone 55s. Redman Van s
STORAGE co III So " Temple
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOME BUYERS,
Notice,

Notice.
Persons seeking modern homes at right
prices viii find il much to their advau-
tage to examine Immediately properties
THEY ARE:
TWO
Six-room and basement new and modern
brick cottages. east of City and County
building.
Beautiful brick cottage of 5 convenient
and weil-hghted rooms, with full base
ment. near 7th So. and 3rd East
TWO
Model little homes Of rooms each Just
the places which would appeal to your
fancies-
ALL OF ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE
IMPROVED, WITH SEWER AND GAS
CONNECTIONS, AND WERE BUILT
BY ASHTON BROTHERS. which is a
guarantee for good workmanship and
honest materials.
TWO OTHERS.
. On Windsor st. bet. 9th and 10th South
GUST hack of 31st ward chapel, we have
just built two modern brick cottages.
which We also offer at
CUT PRICES.
We are making ready for NEW
SPRING BUSINESS and must therefore
sell all of these properties Immediately.
Call and see Us at once and buy one OF
these places on your own terms
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD New Home $. wing ma
chimes and supplies Young Br,s.. . "
- Sd I-.i sshnn- ff5s Refl 3nes
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WANTED-Young man wants som
kind of light WorK for his board an
room and small wages. Z, Herald.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TWO LEASES FOR SALE, ground
floor. Newhouse ''skyserapers." Address
T IA, Herald.
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INTERIOR FTNISHINGS.
THE ] p. PAULSON CO..
170-172-174 West Second South ST.
Both phones 1853.

P. o. Box ST.
Manufacturers of bank. office. bar and
store fixtures: also show cases. wall cases.
desks. etc, etc. Agents for the Bruins
wick-B alke-Colender company's billiard
and pool tables and supplies. Our fixtures
are practical, up-to-date and of exclusive
design We are carrying the largest stock
of pool tables and supplies in the west.
See our show rooms. warehouse and fac
tory. We are also manufacturing and
handling everything pertaining to soda
fountains. carbonaters. etc. Correspon-
dence solicited.
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X s1ENzEL FUR CO.. removed from
- E % So TO 3 z ID So
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wANTED-Young Jap school boy
wishes Y ork while attending school Can
Bell 4S49; Ind. 4S7.
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IRON WORKS.

SILVER BROS. IRON WORKS CO.
Roth phones ass. $40 w. 9TH South. Struc-
tural steel. cast iron columns. etc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A middle-aged lady desire
q good home in exchange for house du
ties and small wages, Address U 6, Her
aid.
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

~. a CARTER FUR co. q w. ~ 5
800 -. lenodeled. repaired. redyed
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PIANO TUNING.

J. ". MORRISON. HEADQUARTERS
Clayton Daynes Ausic Co.; res. Sc Cor.
don ave
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POOL TABLES.

POOL TABLES-Large stock second
hand tables cheap Also show cases and
drug fixtures. Headquarters for billiard
supplies. W. L. Wetherbee. 158 and leo
West 1st South street. Ind 1922
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FOR RENT-5 rooms. bath, closet and
cellar. close in. $50 per month. at 40 Pear
street. w. P. Silver. Phones z56.
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DIR. R. 2. BROWNFIELD-Su 400
Bell 2449; surgery and diseases of women
Office heurs-11 to !; 2 to 5.
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CHINA DECORATING.

MRS. FRANCES Y. DUNN, studio sos
Tribune Bldg. special see classes Satur-
DAYS.
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WANTED-By first class man cook
strong and capable. Address la W. All
South.
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Ok. sLiZADr.rh 4. WISNES No,
-s-,-e security Z H'rust BLDG 81 II ain 81
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING.

SECONDHAND CLOTHING
Bought and sold. 70 South West Temple.
Phone. Main Az
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS b!ockec ana retriumed by an ex.
pert Fred Taylor. q &ast FirSr South
Phone Xix
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOUSEKEEPING.

HOUSE ana carpet cleaning. first-clsss
work guaranteed. A. =. Priestley. 1888 E.
Isl So ST Bell 5z1S Ind 10
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MONEY supplied salaried people; busl.
,,ss transacted quickly and coafider-
tally. Terms reasonable. Crescent Loa 4
20. Suite Z. s. So. Main.
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BLUE PRINTING.

BLUE PRINTIN+Fresh papers; ex-
pert operators: new plant. Breeder Office
Supply Co.. 80 West Second South
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS where to Dor.
roW money. We viii treat you as We
AVE treated them. Sixteen years ex-
perience. with only one foreclosure Rus
sci l. Tracy. II E 1st So.
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CONTRACTORS.
LUMBER DEALERS.

BURTON COAL & LUMBER co. Both
phones SOs Manufacturers of Tarred Felt
Roofing Pitch and Creosote
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CARPENTERS.

SHUMAKER & SIMS. "a Richards st.
solicit odd jobs of all kinds about you
store or residence Bell 411s. Res. 3s7s-X
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AUTOMOBILES.

RANKIN AUTOMOBILES fOr touring IA.
excel all others in economy comfort
speed and reliability Don't 60 wrong
The Franklin is the best Con Wagon q
Machine Go.
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ELOCUTIoN.
PIANO STUDIO.

MRS. ALBERTA DERSHAM, sI9 Coust.
S5os Ind phone l56f. Graduate Chicago
MuScal eoneg- am European courses
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SADDLE HORSES.

FOR LADIES OR GENTS Reasonable
rates. j. ~. Pursell. s. West ID South
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TILES AND MANTELS.

ALL KINDS of tile work. wood and tile
mantels; new and complete stock Letch-
field & Barstow. The Tile and Mantle!
Men, 46 South State street.
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v1rNERAI. DIRECTOR.

80 n HALL, Undertaken. ETnbalna-
LTD west Temple. Both pnones lVlS.
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DRUGLESS SPECIALIST

,- SahKioNiC and nervous diseases. spinal
ESiot,s. female complaints. Dr. r. e
- ---n--u chlropractOr. - Constitution
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BUILDER.

IF YOU are going to build a home, see
me- NJ N. King, 221 Constitution Bldg.
Bell 1884. Ind. 112S-R
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate
Halioran-Judge Co. 800 South Main 81.
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HAIRDREssING.

HAIR DRESSING. shampooing. mani
curing, facial massage Mrs. A c. Rock
EFT All work done at your home First
class work guaranteed Bell phone 22p4-X
Ind S34 So. State St
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

TREES. shrubs, roses, plants, lawns y
Byhower, Gordon street 17S3- Ind phone
I270l-
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WANTED-Experien male stenogra
pher desires office work: good references
Address u Q Herald
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WE advance money on your salary. g.
tribune building. City Loan agency.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

DIR. FRED c. BICKFORD-Suite 20S-9
Formerly at Summit block, rooms and ?
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STORAGE.

NEW warehouse; separate stalls; II. H
goods specially Mitchell Van & Stor-
age CO. So w I'd So. Phones z14-
Itary Redman Van & Storage Co. III
south West Temple Phones 555
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WANTED-Ja2anese school boy wants
to work for good family. Bell phone
1927
The copper era., 1908-10-08

When H. Moder for justice of the
peace, and John Patty for constable
we're placed before the convention
for nomination there was a whOop
and they went through by acClama-
ton. Mr.. Moder has been a resident
and good citizen of this camp about
seven wears and if elected can be re-
lied upon to give every person COM
ing before the court a just decision.
He has a host of friends here who
will be glad to see him win the race.
In the name of John Patty the Cliff
ton people have a chance to elect
the best constable that has ever
made a run for the Office. He is well
acquainted in Clifton, having resided
here several years. He has been
deputy sheriff in Clifton the past two
Years and when he took the Office one
of the first things he did was to stop
the discharge of guns in the city
limits at night. He is fearless in the
discharge of his duties and by his ex-
perience as an officer, is especially
well fitted to fill the Office to the sat
;sfaction of Clifton people.
The copper era., 1908-10-08
Morris RabenOwitz Passes Away.

The many friends of Morris Rabeno-
WITT were shocked yesterday mo
ing when a telegram was received
from Phoenix announcing lis deaf h.
MIR. R7benowitz was taken from Cliff
ton last week in an unfortunate con-
dition, but few of his acquaintance
thought that the end was so near. He
has for many years been troubled
with weak heart, which was the
cause of his death. He has been a
resident of Clifton the past ten years,
during which time he has conduct ed
the Bell store on Chase creek.
He was a man of family and leaves
a heartbroken widow and four small
children to mourn his loss, to whom
the sympathy of the entire cOmmun-
ity is extended.
Deceased was an active member of
the local lodges of Eagles, w. o. w
and Odd Fellows. The remains will
be laid to rest ia the Jewish cemetery
at Ell Paso.
Our Motto iS-Lowest prices consist
ent with perfect quality, absolute
purity and honest quantity. Smiths
store.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

THE republican party this year has
nominated one of the cleanest tickets
that could possibly be desired by the
people of the county. AS there are
good men on the democratic ticket
also. the voters will have no excuse if
they do not elect the proper one for
any particular office. The best res suits
can be obtained through the system
of voting for the man and not the
party, in local politics, as some of the
leaders like Mark Smith say. Graham
county is having pretty good govern
ment at present and if the voters
decide to continue to keep it mixed
up there will be little chance for the
formation of a ring; which in most
countries is certain to take place
should either party be in possession of
all the offices. When a newspaper
like some of our democratic cOntem-
poraries, says that the people should
elect the straight ticket for the
benefit of the county, they are simply
talking through their hats. But, of
course, if they can make their point
stick, it is SO much the better for
them.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

IT HAS been reported outside of
Clifton that Collins, who visited Cliff
ton short time ago in the interest
of Ralph Cameron, was posing as an
old time democrat and Mark Smith
man, but now he had changed and
was for Cameron. This statement
does not agree with the one Mr.. Col
Inns made to the ERA reporter. Mr..
Collins said that he had always been
a republican, but at times had voted
for Mark Smith.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

THE reports of the Cameron meet
ings in Graham county in democratic
and republican papers of the ter
ritory last week differed considerably.
The democratic papers reported the
meetings frosts and the republican
papers increased the attendance.
But really Ralph was greeted by I'M
usually large audiences in Clifton,
Morenci, Metcalf and Duncan, to our
own personal knowledge. For the
benefit of their readers the news
papers should give correct tele-
graph news whether. they are report
ing on their own candidate or not. e.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

MARK SMITH is one of the most
wonderful blood curdling orators in
the territory. He always appeals to
the voters in such a manner that
when the votes are counted he has
his usual majority. If he could con-
vince the boosters in Washington"
like he does the Arizona people, this
territory would be donned with many
public buildings and enterprises.
The copper era., 1908-10-08
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of the County
of Graham. Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Eugene Johnston, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the un
dersigned Administrative of the es-
tate of Eugene Johnston, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to EXHIBIT them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said administra-
trix, at her residence in Clifton, Ora
ham County, Arizona, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate.
Dated this the 24th day of Septem-
Der, 1908.
MINNIE E. JOHNSTON,
Administrators.
F, B. LAME, Atty. lO-l5
The copper era., 1908-10-08

THE registration in this precinct
will exceed that of two years ago, in
spite of the fact that it had been re-
ported that it would fall short. Two
years have witnessed change of many
voters and what party the new men
belong to is mystery. Judging from
reports one must acknowledge that
the majority of them are republicans.
The copper era., 1908-10-08
Contract Let For the MstcaIf Trail.

Information was received in Cliff
ton that the board of supervisors
Yesterday awarded the contract for
the building of the Metcalf trail to
0. J Cotey for the sum of $500.
Tne contract was let for the building
of the lower trail, leading from the
Lines dairy and remaining on the
same side of the creek 70 the camp.
The trail. designated as the low
trail. does not mean that it will fol-
low the creek bed, but calls for d
four-foot road at least seventy-tive
feet above the low water mark. This
trail will he of great benefit to the
people of our sister camp and will
also be the means of removing the
danger Of loss of life by travelling
along the roadbed of the Coronado
railroad. Work will be commenced
at an early date and rushed to com
pletion.
Our aim is to please the people who
The copper era., 1908-10-08

The ERA is prepared to supply all
political candidates with any descrip-
ton of campaign work. We have
several original ideas that should
attract the attention of those candi-
dates who prefer tasty work. An un-
limited amount of cards and gard
board is on hand
The copper era., 1908-10-08

For sale or rent-6-roOm modern
cottage in Whipple canyon, bath,
good corral and stable and chicken
yard. Rent S25 per month. Apply
10 G. w. Williams, Sr.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

For Council.
G. A. Franz. -Cllitoh
For Assembly.
Geo. H. Crosby, Jr.--....--..----..-. Stafford
Peter Andersen. Observation-Disclosures. .sOlomonville
For Treasurer.
Thomas Smith. -Clliton
For Recorder.
Hcber Layton. .........---.-- Stafford
For Probate Judge.
Jas W Wakefield. .....-..--.-. -----.Thatcher
For School superintendent.
W. II. Rhoades.... .....-----.-..----..'l ha'cher
For Sheriff.
A. a. Anderson. ...---.-- ---....-..----N hitoh
For District Attorney.
W. r. Chambers. Sclom0nVille
For Supervisors.
Henry Hill --...---.---.- So
For Surveyor
John Nash --.SaHord
For Justice of the Peace Clifton Precinct.
For Constable.
John D. Patty.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

Meat Market opened at Smiths store
where we will handle the best quality
of beef.
The copper era., 1908-10-08
Don't Be a MOSSbdck

and refuse to grasp the hand of OPP
p0rtunity when she knocks at your
door A few dollars invested in
good patent and sold or leased to a
on a royalty basis will
bring a steady income-work for you
while YOU sleep. like government
bonds Ask for an interview with
FRANK B. LAME,
The copper era., 1908-10-08
Notice.

known opticians of Denver, will be al
he Clifton Hotel Oct. % to %.
The copper era., 1908-10-08

Our aim is to please the people who
are using the goods from Smiths
store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
Monta Montague, OF Belmond,
Attempts Suicide While
Stricken With Fever
AN EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID FEVER
Montague Later Dies and Fever Claims
Another Young Man-seven Addi-
tonaI Cases and Authorities Are
Seeking to Determine Source of In
fection.
Special to Times-Repubiican.

Special to Times Republican.
Belmond. Oct. 16.-Monta Montague,
Il well known resident of this place.
died this morning from the combined
results Of typhoid fever and an effort
to kill himself while delirious. Mon
tangue had been ill five days. and last
evening while his nurse was absent
from the room and while suffering
from a delusion caused by his illness,
he arose and secured a piece of glass.
with which he cut deep cash in his
throat The loss of blood, combined
with his weakened condition. caused
his death several hours later.
Montague was a bachelor and was
about 80 years of age. He had lived
here number of years and conducted
a billiard hall. A brother from Omaha
is here, having some to visit him sew
eral days ago.
A second death as a direct result of
a fever epidemic prevailing here oc-
Cured during the night, a 20-year-old
son of Willard Morse being the victim
There are seven additional cases ol
typhoid in town, and the authorities
are making an effort to determine the
course of the infection. Samples oi
the city water have been sent to Iowa
City for analysis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
HAMPTON GIRL HURT.
Miss Nellie Stephens Now Has Brair
Fever, at Deer Park. Wash.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, Oct 16.-Miss Nellie
Stephens was seriously hurt at Deer
Park, Wash. Saturday, according to
kilograms and a letter received by i.
S. Stephens, and friends of Miss Mel
lie here. She. with party of young
ladies, was out enjoying ride on
horseback, and in rounding corner,
the saddle turned with Miss Stephens,
and she was thrown forcibly to the
pavement. Thinking she was not SER
iously injured. she is said to have eau
toned her friends not to alarm her
father and mother here by reporting
her injury to them. kilograms were
sent however, and a letter has just
been received here giving more par
ticulars of the accident.
She was conscious for a time after
receiving the injury, but later brain
fever set in, and it is yet too early to
state what the outcome may be.
The young woman has grown up
from childhood in this city, and grad
uated from the public schools few
years ago. SINCE then, she has been
teaching in this county, and also assist
ing in the store of her father, L. Is
Stephens She was always a prominent
worker in the church and league cir
cles and was one of Hamptons most
popular and respected young women
Her many friends here regret her IN
Jury very much, and hope for her early
recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-16
GOD MADE TRUSTS
Senator Doliver Takes New Line OF
Arqument in Political Address-Taft
Well Received in kentueky-6ryan
On Way to Denver.

Reno, New, Oct. 16.-Sepator Dol
liver. of Iowa, declared last night be-
fore an audience here that God made
the trusts, not man, and that God
would be responsible for their resu-
lation. Dollver said in part:
"The trusts are governed not by any
statutes, but by the laws of God made
COR the protection of his own people.
The laws of God are equal to the task
of regulating the growth of the trusts.
Citing the law of maximum con-
sumption, Dolliver said it was to the
interests of the trusts to make prices
low SO that consumption would in
crease that the postage stamp revenue
in proportion as the price OF stamps
was reduced by law: that sugar
sales increased and the profits there
of with reduction in price and fell
with it's advance. The sugar trust ne
said, "is in the hands OF the author
Of the universe