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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31
DIsCOVERED-A "PLoT!"

President Taft, according to Washington dis patches, has just discovered the existence of another ''pot" to discredit his administration. His assumption that a conspiracy" exists IS based on the theory that the repeated attacks on Ballinger and the latter's conduct of the gen eral land office are in reality but canards invent ed to iniure the present administration
 This, then, is the third conspiracy" that has been matched against the president since he as sumed office
 The discovery of the first "plot" occurred about the time the president prevented the m- seating of Speaker Cannon and the improve Ement of the house rules. Some of the party leaders, particularly Aldrich and Cannon, ap- parently expected that the President was to be ''roasted" for rescuing Cannon and the old rules from defeat. So a story was started to the effect that information from authentic sources showed "the big undertaking maga- zines to be in conspiracy to discredt the Taft administration. However, most of the maga- zines named in the conspiracy" did not pub fish single article relative to the Taft-Adrich- Cannon triumvirate, and those magazines which did handle the subject very generously left the president out of the discussion altogether.
 Now as to the second 'plot'': It was discov- cred and laid bare by a big New York newspa- per just after Taft declared at Winona that the Payne-Aldrich-S Shoot tariff bill was the best legislation of the kind ever enacted. The ring leaders of the "plot" were declared to be Sen ator LaFollette of Wisconsin, EX-Secretary of the Interior James R. Garfield, and others. The object of the 'pot" was to ''discredit the Taft administration.
 | Oh, fddesticks! Had the president co-operated with the in. surgents when they were endeavoring to de. throne Cannon, ''plot" No, would never have | been matched
 Had the president stated in his Winona speech that the new tariff law was the most infamous ever created, and that it wohd be likely to have the effect of further advancing the cost of lv ing, there would have been no necessity for the second conspiracy"
 And if the president was now supporting Pinchot instead of Ballmger there would be nc necessity for the latest 'plot," nor even an in vestigation of the general land office.
 Who are Mir. Taft's advisers and counselor' that permit him to be eternally taking a posi- ton on public questions that is offensive to nine tenths of the people of the United States!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31
CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS

The last important investigation by com mitten of congress was held in the spring of 1908, and was supposed to be an lnqmry lhto charges made by the late George L. Liley, then member of the house from Connecticut, to the effect that the government had paid the Electrlc Boat company over $1,00O,OO0 in excessive profits for submarine boats, and that undue influence" had been used by the boat company to secure desired legislation.
 The Investigating committee was named by Speaker Cannon, and the ''investigatlon" smelled to heaven"
 Throughout the proceedings Lilley was lll- inflated in every way possible.
 If wouId appear from the transcript of the hearings that Lilley, instead of the Electro Boat company, was being investigated.
 Of course, the Electric Boat company was given thorough whtewashing. Liley was made the "goat' for having intimated that the electric boat company lobbyists were anything but saints.
 Although the investigating committee" found only censure for Lilley, the printed tes- timony shows the Connecticut man proved by the figures of government officials that between 1899 and 1908 the Electric Boat company re- ceived $1 519,73S in excessive profits from the government for nineteen submarine boats
 The people of Connecticut evidently had more confidence in Liley than in the committee ot congress. because not long after his repudlatlon by the committee he was elected governor of his state He died soon after taking office.
 An investigation of the Balinger- Pinchot controversy now seems assured. If the investl- gation is honest and straightforward, it will be source of strength to the administration of Mr. Taft.
 But if the Investigating committee is packed with men friendly to the administration and hostile to Pinchot, as was the Llley investigat- ing committee packed against Lilley-it will place the Taft administration far, far beyond redemption.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

ment which President Roosevelt established and those which the opponents of Rooseveltisfn would substitute.
 The investigation is to be one not alone of Secretary of the Interior Ballinger, but of Gif- ford Pinchot and the forestry bureau The gen eral impression is to whitewash Ballinger and develop some pretext to bring about the dis missa of Pinchot. That the outcome of the in vestigation will be an important, crisis in the Taft administration, particularly from polit- ical standpoint, is admitted by all.
 Because he tried to follow out the Roosevelt policies Pinchot has been most unpopular with the new administrations Only recently an at tempt was made to play a clever trick on Pinchot Those who would like to see him out of the government service succeeded in having him offered professorship at Ann Arbor, but he refused to nibble at the bait which was dangled before him.
 Friends of Pinchot are particularly anxious to know the personnel of the committee that is to do the Investigating. Senator Gore offered a resolution to the senate which provided for an
 investigation of the conduct of the general land office and bureau of forestry with respect to stone and timber lands coal lands apd other mineral lands, water-power sites, railway rights of way, and the public domain generally in the states and territories of the United States, in cIuding Alaska. The measure provided for a committee of eight members of each house, and named the following senator's: Nelson, Dol liver, Lodge, Bristow, Root, Tillman, Stone and Owen.
 ''I object" said Senator Aldrich promptly upon the reading of the Gore resolution. He added that when it came up again he would move that it be referred to the committee or public lands. The Gore resolution may be con. sidered dead
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31
Don't Be Dissatisfied WHh The ResuL--T You Are Satisfied
 WHh the Cause!

Some merchants complain of tue RE SUITS of GdceitiSiHg Wih chich, 0f itself, they are quite 1CeH satisfied
 Vth c scattered, iRStead of c CONCEN- TRAIED, dppr0priation-uSing too many mediums to permit c REAL USE AND TEST OF ANY ONE OF THEM-and hau- ing tried to foHo,o two hares at once R an ad- rertiSing sehse-thiS type of merchant feels hat, while hiS adUertiSiRg has been ." smart" tacttW and interesting, H has not PAID FOR ITSELF
 From tRe moment merchaRt becomes diSsdtiSfed WiH THE CAUSE OF HIS NON-SUCCESS 4S AN ADVERTISER HE TAXES HIS FIRST STEP IN THE DIRECTION OF 4 COMPLETELY SUC- CESSFUL CAMPAIGN And his first Steps tcW be to concentrate IN THE RIGHT MEDIUM all of hjs wideIy-direred adUer- ti$Rg reSoTceS-thas aiming AT sonething dcfRjte, s0methiRq dttamable.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31
h The Halls of Congress
BY TAV.
Special Washington Correspondence.

The proposed investigation of BaIinger and his conduct of the general land office is the big gest and most portentious thing that has hap pened under the Taft regime.
 masmuch as the fate of one of the mainstay policies of Theodore Roosevelt is involved in the controversy, it is not at all improbable that the ex-president himself will take an active hand in the proceedings. There is every likelihood that Roosevelt will be on American soil before the investigation can be completed, which will probably not be within a year, particularly should the Investigating committee make trip to Alaska.
 Simmered down, the Pinchot- BalIinger feud is a quarrel between Roosevelt and Taft, and is so regarded in all we-informed circles in Washington. Roosevelt is squarely behind Pinchot. Taft is just as firmly supporting Bal finger. The fight which has developed to this point is one involving the principles of govern
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Miami Is one of the swiftest moving little cities in Arizona It is predicted that the little city just over the hills will have population of 5000 one year hence; and the prediction is with in the bounds of reason. Globe and Miami should climb the ladder hand in hand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

No man capable of perpetrating the fraud Dr. Cook did is devoid of sense of humor. Even now it must tickle him when he remembers the freedom of the city of New York so graciously and tremendously conferred upon him by the aldermen thereof.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Because of the more and more general use ot safety razors, Cincinnati barbers threaten to raise the price of hair-cuts and slaves. This will rejoice the safety razor manufacturers, of course, and it may lead to the invention of the self-hair-cutter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

How about that sewerage system, gentlemen of the city council!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Globe will early become the mining metrop- oils of the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

That St. Louis girl who married a cook, thinking he was a count, probably will not get to the divorce court quite so soon, anyway.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

There is no good reason why we should not all be optimistic.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Remember "Dicker Day" and have your little want ad. prepared.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

We are at the doorway of the most prosper ous year in the history of the Globe district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

And again there is talk of an electric line to Miami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

It isn't at all surprising, but Arizona will again lead the world in copper production.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

The GlObe-DurangO railway is a certainty. Work on the grade will be started the coming summer
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

The grading of Cedar and Mesquite streets has added wonderfully to the values of all hill property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Globe has broken all building records during the past year.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Mrs. Belmont says, "The suffragettes make the men appear ridiculous. " What it does to the suffragettes we are entirely too polite to suggest.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Maybe you hadn't noticed it. The advance ments during the past week in mining shares were in companies operating in the Globe dis trict,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

The Silver Belt has larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with LOGO or less population.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

A brighter future than ever before in the city's history stretches out before Globe and the great Globe district
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

There is a strong and daily growing demand for copper The price will easily reach 15 cents by February l.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

''The supply of salt is said to be practically meXhaustible," says the Baltimore American. So is the supply of "fresh" people.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

The new King of the Begians starts out with the title "Albert the Good" It is important that he seek to deserve it, and in the end justify it, however.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

~SGSE.hEH The Silver Belt has a larger paid cir culation than any daily newspaper in the world published in city with 12,O0O or less population.
 And again there is talk of an electric line to Miami. Globe has broken all building records during the past year. Globe will early become the mining metrop- oils of the world. There is no good reason why we should not all be optimistic.
 How about that sewerage system, gentlemen of the city council!
 Remember "Dicker Day" and have your little want ad. prepared
 It isn't at all surprising, but Arizona will again lead the world in copper production. We are at the doorway of the most prosper- Ous year in the history of the Globe district. The Globe-DurangO railway is certainty. Work on the grade will be started the coming summer.
 The grading of Cedar and Mesquite streets has added wonderfully to the values of all hill property.
 There is a strong and daily growing demand for copper. The price will easily reach 15 cents by February l.
 A brighter future than ever before in the ciy's history stretches out before Globe and the great Globe district
 1.-The supply of salt is said to be practically mexhaustible," says the Baltimore American. So is the supply of ''fresh" people.
 Mrs. Belmont says, ''The suffragettes make the men appear ridicuous.' What it does to the sutfragettes we are entirely too polite to suggest
 Maybe you hadn't noticed it. The advance ments during the past week in mining shares were in companies operating in the Globe dis trct
 The new King of the Belgians starts out with the title "Albert the Good It is important that he seek to deserve it, and in the end justify it, however. A St. Louis man says there will be no lawyers in heaven. If St. Louis man knows what is what in heaven, it would be interesting to learn how he found out.
 Pittsburg has produced a man who counter feits Red Cross stamps Well, we thought the limit of meanness had long ago been reached, but 1t seems we were mistaken. More in sorrow than in anger, more in pity than in scorn, will the paragraphers dismiss the little Brooklyn doctor. With all his faults he was good to them.
 Everything is relative ill this world The one big reason why the present status of tHelt lt8ar controversy affords such fine opportunity for the I-told-r~~ -'e ie use so few of them rp"' ~e advantage of it. .
 we to its new and beau
 Jalt and Broad streets
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31
we to its new and beau Jak and Broad streets,

we to its new and beau
 Jak and Broad streets,
 quarters make expansion at as the Silver Belt is at pres made much greater during the Watch the Silver Belt grow. worm has been discovered in New his, perhaps, is due to the fact that worm treatment is soon to be free in .untry, in certain circumstances; and so ypeople are always anxiously willing to get anything that is free.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

A st. Louis man says there will be no lawyers in heaven If a St. Louis man knows what is what in heaven, it would be interesting to learn how he found out.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Pittsburg has produced man who counter feits Red Cross stamps. Well, we thought the limit of meanness had long ago been reached, but it seems we were mistaken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

More in sorrow than in anger, more in pity than in scorn, will the paragraphers dismiss the little Brooklyn doctor With all his faults he was good to them.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-31

Everything is relative in this world. The one big reason why the present status of tHei tSlar controversy affords such fine opportunity for the I-told-"~' -'s is use so few of them ro"" ,e advantage of it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
ROOM1NG HOUSES

seeoo--5s- ROOM. MODERN rP-ro-
TIE TIL MiNSTE IN EUkoPEAN Ho-.
L6wi L6Sii FHTfSF kENT L4f. 3ERY IN foNd c5T6i
I.EAsE. HEAT AND HOT MA
TER TER, FREE: III ALWAYs EgLL OF
rIlls PLACE HAS NEVER BEEN
OFFERED BEFORE AND IF
NOT SOLD BY NOV 1ST. WILL.
BE TAKEN OFF THE MARKET.
40 THlFLERS NEED APPLY.
FOR l.EASE-ONE BEAUTIFUL. IN.
~ RNlSliED ls-KOOM MODERN
PLACE, STEAM HEAT. ETC;
LARGE ROOMS. RIGHT LoCA-
ANOTHER OF sS UNFt' FINISHED RMS.
Built BY THE SAME PEOPLE
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
S3i0o-2S ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED.
LET'S. - BkrAs: B ASD Nsh6k Nhic6k. coa- TSi-
MsSSTABS1E MoNFY5 tH 5LAcE; TTRMs ANp a
9yE Eo9F OF TIE FEF9tEAN FEETfY FEHcRs HoTh
OF THE CITY. FINE LOG. I;
GOOD LEASE AND RENT. AL
WAnS FULL OF FIRST CLASS
s75oo-5G- Room. EXTRA WELL FUR.
HiSHED. ARISTOCRATIC LOG,
PAFERS PRRMANrNr 10 HigHEST d4itsTs GE1s GEAss IS:
4 VACANCY: ALWAYS y WAIT
ING LIST; LONG LEASE AND
s7Ooo-i5 LON Ro6MS 6EEr- T6TiSi:n TEFMs ,p,,,r,
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AR LONG 6t, LEASE. TERMS.
ONLY BE BOUGHT THROUGH THIS
AGENCY WE HAVE THE BEST AND
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y = a RI RrCHTER; REAL ESTATE. a. l..
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SS5O0-TNEES SWELL. RNTTrRE
and long lease 30 modern rooms: j.
baths; splendid transient trade :.
best buy in city; $4,000 down bal
500 month
$4@5O-Fur. and lease 81 mod rooms:
$500 down. terms on balance.
22l50-Fur and lease 2s rooms: long
lease; low rent: money-maker,
$4,000 down.
S&35O-Fur. and lease - nicely furnished
rooms: only $40 rent. Ok.
Sio0n-Fur. and lease 36 rooms. cash
S2jp0-Fur. and lease - rooms. Terms
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boarding house \ winner
SljOO-Fur. and lease. l. rooms. Bargain.
SlfO0-Fur. and lease II rooms: rent $J5.
S2jO0-Tukcs b8lf int In l00-roon mems
lodging house. clearing $500 mo.
Time on part.
S22uO-Cash grocery, Big money maker.
Sl60p-Cash grocery. close in. $25 rent.
$25u1--New and second hand furniture.
WRITE, PHONE OR SEE ME IF YOt'
WANT TO BI'Y OR SELL ANY KIND
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~. TRIBUNE BLDG. IND. PHONE 1926
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1T Is & -MONEY.MAKE

IT is 4 MONEY MAKER
l3-rms.. well furnished good location.
close TO Main St. long lease, rent Sgj
This place clears Sl25 a month. and only
alics Sli00 10 buy IT,
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KELLY x MONTRoSE.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
BROKERS.

biNthEkS.
Ten rooms. well furnished. close IN
on Main street: rent 800. Good
class Of roomorS and rooms always
full. bargain $4,000 handles.
Fouriecn-room house. excellent To-
cation two-year lease everything
new and In fine condition: SNAP at
Sl5o0.oo. Very good terms.
one OF our best-ol rooms. steam
heat, clears $4,000 monthly above
all expenses. rent Sll50O: long
lease. close TO Main St \ positive
money-maker 100000 handles
We sell all kinds OF business op-
portunities. Come in and tcll us
what YOU want. and we VIII sec that
you get in right. We will resell
anything that we sell you.
KELLY MONTROSE.
a2o Mccormick Biz
FRANK CURRAN, Mgr. Business
Chances.
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\ LADY'S GOOD SAFE SADDLE MARE
wiz single foot. n. Mckenzie. $50 So.
llth East. al33I
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\ BULLY MEAT MARKET
That is coming money. central locs tion
owner got rich in a few years; elegant
fixtures: men busy all the time. You
can have II at invoice.
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\. y. HUMPHREYS
Bell 1913. * w. 2nd So 81. Ind. iI3i.
u Inm
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DETECTIVE AGENCY


WE DO ALL KINDS OF DETECTIVE
work: special attention to divorce cases.
S-ompt service. Utah Detective agency,
500 Tribune bldg. t29S7
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ATTORNEY

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cal B,dH aIA5
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SECONDHAND STORES

NA&TEu-TO BUY SECON6-HAND
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LADIES TAILOR

TAu.OR-MADE DRESSES AT sly
Judge bldg Joe StTHka. Guarantee
perfect nttinE. ass
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\. y. HUMPHREYS
IS w. 2nd South ST.
4 BIRD.

10 rooms elegantly furnished. right I'm
the heart of the city. cheap rent: steam
heat. Big proht-payer, and small par-
ment takes ij.
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ASSAYERS
MIDWIFE
TUNING
SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE VOC WAIT. SEWED sol, Is
IA 40 minutes. 20 W. 2nd So, basement
n8O1
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TWO $40 TALKING MACHINES At So
apiece l. West South Temple. en-
trance through front. a2p32
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DO YOU WANT TO TRADE?
We have live grocery store that we
want 10 trade in on a house and lot
WIN pay balance cash.
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4 CRACKERJACE

y CRACKERJACK
lf a cigar store on best street In town:
large room: rent only 500. WIZ sell at
invoice. and YOU can make good money
IN your lease,
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EoUsEcLEANING
MINES AND MINING.

tor that muSrs separation and saving
free; no charge. Can Onion Foundry and
Machine shop. al9l7
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WHERE TO STOP
FURs AND FURRIERs

HAyE YOUR FURS REMODELED. RE-
Daired dyed and cleaned. Seal, otter.
rsavpr. Persian. Lamb. astrlkan and
,rH.r lurs made 10 Crder r. Stencil Fur.
Co Sc T. Sd So. Both phones. X2ilo