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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
GLOBE MAY OBTAIN POWER FROM
 DAMS|TE

The following special from Phoenix will be interesting to the people of Globe, inasmuch as it may mean that opportunity will be had to divert DOT ton of the immense power which will be generated at the Roosselt dam to the use of the Globe district:
 Districts lying tributary to Phoenix will receive first preference in tae sale of the power generated at Roosevelt, not needed in the Salt river valley, pro vided those districts are willing to pay as much for the power as other districts which are not tributary and in sense are rivals to the valley.
 At the regular monthly meeting of tho board of governors of the Water Users association, held this morning, Engineer Hill of the reclamation service stated that he had received several of fers for power when the generating plant is complete and there is sur plus for use outside the valley. He wished to know if the Water Users ASS0ct4tlOn ueSlTtu tudl nc ehouiu '~~' else any preference in favor of Kelvin, Winkelman and other sections, winch secure thir supplies from Phoenix, over Globe and other outlying districts. He wished some statement from the gov ernors to guide him in dealing with pos sible purchasers Of power in the future
 The following resolution was there after passed unanimously:
 Resolved, That it is the sense of this board that all power developed and generated by works connected with the Salt river project, over and above the demands therefor for the purposes oI this association, be leased by the gov ernment upon the best pososible terms having due regard always for the best advantage that may accrue to this as sociation and to the people of this val ley ty the disposition of such surplus power"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

A. k. Cater of Tucson, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Randolph lines, is in the city in the interests of his company.
 Miss Helen Hines has returned to the St. Joseph 8 academy at Tucson to resume her studies.
 Miss Marguerite Thomas is now em- ployed as stenographer at the court house in the office of her father, Justice Hinson Thomas.
 F. NJ. Johnson of Monrovia is one of the guests at the Kinney House.
 J. M. Strong of New York was regis tered at the Kinney House yesterday.
 John NJ. Lindsay of Milwaukee is il the city on business.
 A. J. Murphy of Fl Paso is among the business visitors in the city.
 Tom Hail of Tombstone is in the city on business.
 T. E. Angus of Tucson is transaetini business in the city.
 J. F. Pearce of Fl Paso was one oi last night s arrivals in the city.
 D. D. Bronson of Albuquerque is on' of the visitors in the town.
 Thos. T. Swift of Stafford is registered at the Dominion Hotel.
 c. W. Kellog, Jr., of Fl Paso arrive' in town last night. Dr. Burch, who has been visiting il Globe for several days, left yesterda, morning for his home in Clifton.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08

bias satin be used for this sash instead
 pattern cut for the of 11s yards 45 inches wide
 paper this atern do number 4012. desired plainly forwarded promptly
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
SENATOR roRAKER SPEAKS
 ON BROWNSVILLE MONDAY

WASHINGTON, D. C., January 7.-- Characterizing the action of the presi- dent in directing the attorney general not to prosecute the United States Steel corporation for its absorption of the Tennessee Coal & Iron company, as "another arbitrary and lawless act of the chief magistrate" Senator Culber- son of Texas, introduced resolution instructing the committee on judiciary to report as to whether the president was authorized to permit such absoorp- tion.
 Senator Foraker gave notice that he would speak ono the Brownsville affair next Monday, when, he said, he would ask to make his bill for the relief of the soldiers of the Twenty-ffth regiment unfinished business of the senate.a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
ATTELL AND WEEKS TO
 FIGHT IN GOLDFIELD

GOLDFTELD, New, January 7.-Ar- ticles of agreement were signed here to- day by Abe Attell, champion feather weight of the world, and Freddie Weeks, to fight a twenty-round cham pionship battle next Thursday evening under the auspices of the Athletic club. An effort will be made to have either Jack Welch of San Francisco or Jim Jeffries as referee. Probably Jeffries will Do selected if he can make the date.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
REPORT OF CHINESE
 UPRISING CON1RAD|CTED

MUKDEN, January 7.--There is no truth in the report that one thousand Chinese soldiers mutinied in the vicin' ity of Mukden and were afterward en' gagged in battle with loyal government troops.
 Advices from Annoy yesterday stated that revolutionary outbreak had oc cured in Manchuria near Mukden, anu a force of one thousand mutinous Chi nese soldiers had been defeated by column of government troops.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
SHOW IN EARLY

Manager Alexander. of Dreamlanc yesterday received a telegram from the management of the "Stubborn Cinder- ella" company saying that they would arrive in Globe Tuesday afternoon at clock on special train, which will give sufficient time for the placing of the extensive properties and scenic eff, fleets in time for the raising of the cur tain at a reasonable hour.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
TURKEY IN REVOLT OVER
 LOSS OF CONSTITUTION

ST. PETERSBURG, January T. Special dispatches received here from Teheran say the shah of Persia has again issued manifesto revoking the constitution.
 There has been an outbreak and dis order at Shiraz similar to the recent disturbances at Ispahan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08

There is no Quinine, nothing what ever harsh or sickening in Preventics. These little Candy Cold Cure Tablets act as by magic. A few hours and your threatening Cold is broken. Can dylike in taste. Preventics please the children--and they break the fevcrish- ness, always. And least of all is the economy. A large box--4S Preventies -25 cents. Ask your druggist. He knowsi Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08

Besides 90 large cups from each 25c package of Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee, I now put in 25c clever silvered [" No Dripo Coffee Strainer Coupon. Lcok for it! The satisfaction of Health Cof- fee is, besides, most perfect. Made only from pure toasted cereals, malt, nuts, etc. Sold by Morehead & Lunn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08

Special sale genuine Oregon City Mills Wool Blankets at $2.50 @ and $3.5o. These sell regularly at $5 and e. McNeil 's Furnitdre store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-01-08
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
WAIST OF coLoREp NET.

SHE feature of the Maines nets s
 skirt material uimne
 embroidered bands in harmonious colors Sometimes ne
 folds of the skirt material and embroidered or tailored suit of harmonious color
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
THE SPREAD OF PELLAGRA.

Public attention being directed the disease pei
agra the country and nsstent demand going
up federal of health we'll other
medical authorities shall exert themselves than to
decide what the real and of the disease and
then if possible to find a remedy for it.
has recently been reported that fifty of the dis
found the Illinois asylum. This dis
covey said have been made by member of the Marine
hospital service this led Surgeon General Wyman
make the that there peagra the country
than any other time the disease dscov
cred.
The general attitude be that the report from Hi
should be confirmed before much credence it.
particular spot and little in the of Illinois general
thought at first that the disease caused from
the eating of meal made from This naturally caused
great deal for corn staple article of food
of the people, and put this cereal under
suspicion would greatly increase the of living.
dscredit the meal theory be that the first
discovered people in the humber walks of
fe who subisted extent bread made from
But recently of the pronounced
patient belonged the higher
walks of life fact had eaten bread in his her
life.
This would tend from much of the
pcon which attached it, but is only negative sort of
ALL and still leaves in the dark what
of the disease and how about finding
a specific for it.
At all is becoming a serious the life and
health the people The instances of have been
few and the disease is lingering and painful
medical profession for the part frank enough
ignorance Of the real and of the
disease which is considerable point to be gained
The important duty which rests upon the scientific
boards of health and the medical general
investigate the disease in all its bearings
and to provide remedy for it if possible
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

The opinion handed down by Attorney General Hart to the
effect that there the treasury with the
terminal property Chattanooga be used for the Western
and Atlantic railroad be purchased authorized by the
Asso of the legislature makes Imperative that steps
should be taken Immediately by Governor Brown to
extension of Me options which rapidly expiring.
The ACQUISITION of this property is looked Of
the mist important questions which have for public
consideration in many The property the heart OF
Chattanooga used for terminals far too valuable to be
used for such purpose when other terminals to be acquired
nominal will purpose The property
being used has been valued high four million dollars and
the returns from it, long term leases would contribute
large revenue To the state
The city of Chattanooga anxious to open up street
through the property used for terminals and Georga
operation in the matter would do much to strengthen the favor
of Chattanooga towards the state and the states property
The options the property which proposed to buy have
been obtained low figure and it not reasonable to
suppose that bought cheapy hereafter when Cha
nOoga has continued to grow and develop
AS business undertaking appeals to the economic wisdom
of the state and in the development of the states property
conceded to be a cep in the right direction
1t exceedingly unfortunate that there the
with which the state take advantage of these options
but accepting the facts they the best thing to be
done is to immediate extension of those options and
is earnestly hoped that this will be done without delay
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
THE ARCTIC MY STERY SOLVED

The information which has reached outside world that
Dr. Frederick A. Cook discovered the north pole which has
goal many hardy adventures and lure of death
for many awakened interest and enthusiasm
equaed only by the patriotic pride that the honor OF discovery
difficult to realize that today the contemporaries
discovery which will rank for all time with such epoch
making the first rounding of the Cape of Good Hope
the discovery of the Pacific and the first ccumnavgaton OF
the globe.
would be too truth that it ranks with
the discovery of America for the practical value OF aus
of the apex the world long it has been sought cannot be
placed the category with event which opened up new
settlement changed the whole of history
This has been in the nature of an ideal sort OF asp
for realized by the most enthusiastic ex
porrs that the results would be small compared with any one
of the other great discoveries :.
Material the compelling force of all other dis
The dream of the early navgator was to ind
passage the East Indies and the establishment OF
familiar with the only the inspiration under
which Columbus sailed that died in the belief that he had
name which the West Indies still bear
wealth Mexico and Peru had begun to excite the
cupdiy of explorers, and their zeal still for gold
cruise which was successful effort make the northwest
passage by of ship and two later as it de-
velop Cook achieved that other goal of the daring explorer
the discovery of the north pole
the Duke of the Abuzzi had each made record
long ago but was Commander Peary who record up
Cook succeeded all the honors belong to
the United States
The feeling which came over the adventurous
there with his Esqumaux companions and realized
he told them that they had reached the Nail would be
impossible imagine describe The bones of hundreds of
lie whitening in the arctic melancholy reminders
of the peril which attended the effort which DR. Cook alone has
made successfully The loss of the Franklin expedition at
tended with peculiar pathos which fingers yet in the
of those who old enough recall it. and yet this but
of many disasters the dreary of the north
Dr. Cook will be received indeed when he
civilization The scientific societies will greet him with
unparalleled enthusiasm and the people of the United States will
accord him welcome such modern advenurer has ever
had ,
practical of discovery will be of the negative
kind but thirty thousand miles will be charted
what hitherto marked the terra incognta
Coming after the winning by American of the
grand prize Cor navigating the air. the successful effort OF Dr.
Cook places this country commanding position which she
lose.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
THE CHEAP HoSANNAS OF THE CLAoUE.

Political claprap exhibited transparent
disgusting effort which has been made
magnify of executive duty into epoch
making redemption of the from class influence the
pardoning power.
that disregard for facts and details which
usually distinguishes bill of
teuars which existed the past although
easily recall the almighty howl which went from small
but noisy little year because the executive
of that did outrage every principle of justice law and
security by interfering with the punishment OF redhande
assassin dictation of preumpuous Influence"
Governor Brown has done his duty in refusing to interfere
in the Thomas county which, by consent was one
of the aggravated the calendar and he entitled
full credit for although far influence concerned
that the pressure demanding punishment
in asking mitigation.
But the plain homespun truth of the matter that the
governor legal right grant the particular mitigation for
the refusal OF which he unky congratulated by little
coterie ashamed degrade the admin
istraion of law into service political capital
They sopped-over such nausatng extent that
cannot but feel that the the
knowing does how little choice he had of acting otherwise
than he did.
MIsDEMEANoR ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN COMMITTED TED
IN THOMAS COUNTY. SINCE 1T WAS A MISDEMEANOR
HE COULD NOT BE PUNISHED EXCEPT IN THOMAS
COUNTY.
He sentenced to term on the chaingang
would been possible for the to pardon him
altogether reduce the punishment to the payment Of fine
but since the defendant was not CONVICTED OF feoTy 1
PRISON FARM WHICH is A PART OF THE PENITEN-
TIARY, THAN HE HAD TO SEND HIM TO THE FEDERAL
That the influences which demanded his punishment under
the law were strong those which asked cemency is
notorious fact.
We perfectly willing give the full credit for
having discharged his duty refusing to reduce the Changing
pardon regardless of influence but this silly
Aubub which is going up from lot of meservng toadies
whose only rule of action is to dscred the recent
cheap baderdash that it should be allowed to
unchaleaged.
Full credit Brown; yes But there not
Georgia who recall instance when required
than has been brought to bear in this and the same time
recall with equal the instances in which executive
clemency been exercised voluntarily behalf of those who
seemed have been forgotten years by earthly friend
spending the of their days hopeless nrmity
But in the meantime have had enough of this childish
fanfare because the of Georgia didn't send Thomas
county msdemanor convict the penal colony of the Andaman
islands
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
DECLARES FARMERS CAN CONTROL
COTTON BY UNITY OF PURPOSE

labors of the southern farmers buying
their cotton at their own prices ard then
coming millions of the silver wheels by
specializing with the fleecy staple.
1t reflects the sad picture of the south.
ern tillers of the soil losing millions oi
dollars annually because of the dsctatiou
OF the price of cotton by the professions
al gamblers that dwell in Wall street, and
it reflects thousands of other equally a.
sad and humiliating pictures.
But by a little more energy and pro-
gressiveness on the part Of our southern
farmers. this picture could be made 10
reflect vastly different pictures. 1t would
reflect the noble. inspiring. commanding
spectacle of thousands upon thousands OF
the sturdiest and most progressive and
enterprising and cultured farmers on the
face of the globe developing and utilizing
the wonderful possibilities OF the south
to such an extent as would enable them
to enjoy the prosperity contentment and
Independence to quite an eminent de-
gree. raising their own food supplies and
not making a speciality OF cotton and
consequently living in complete and gIo-
rious independence of the Wall street
mercenaries, enthusiastically ard pro-
excessively promulgating the principles OF
their various organizations. developing
among themselves the very highest ideals
of civilization and Christianity and thus
making the southland the richest and the
most prosperous ana the most enlfghtened
section of the globe.
PAUL RUSSELL WILLIAM
Juliette, Ga, Monroe county,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
Says Hoke Smith Has
Over 100000 Followers

/ Editor Atlanta Journal: 1t IS indeed very
amusing to see what fits certain papefB printed
in Macon Augusta and Savannah have wheE
Hon Hoke Smith steps out OF his house. or II
1t was not so long ago that these papers took
It upon themselves to preach this mans funeral
but for some reason this funeral refuses "a
stick HOke Smith Just VIII bob up ct times.
just when they think that they have their plans
to where they bury his political corpse.
These papers probably do not realize that this
great man has over hundred thousand fol-
lowers who viii follow him Just as long as he
is in public life. Every boost that they give
him counts. Every knock that his political op-
ponents give him means a boost for him.
Hoke Smith was true to the people that elected
him. With two exceptions he carried cut every
pledge that his platform prescribed for him.
That's more than our present governor can say
judging from the actions Of the past legisla-
tuTe.
The election Of these representatives were
not according TO the who they repre-
sent-Brown or Smith; they were elected by
the people of their respective counties to 80 to
Atlanta and make such laws were best for
the people Just as other legislators have done
Simply because these Legislators did not repeal
some of these laws that struck right 10 the
vital chord Of the politicians Of our state they
are accused Of not being true to the Atlantis
platform.
These papers probably do not recognize that
Hoke Smith Is a great man, and mar who is
known from one end OF the United States to the
other as being one Of the brainiest men that
the south ever produced.
Hoke Smith should not worry his friends win
done Will go down in history to remain. Tha
fact is he has made Georgia one Of the best
governors in its history. The can be
judged by the assaults that are being made 90
W. L. BLACK.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
MISS ZENOBIA LEE PENNY
RESURRECTS OLD PROPHECY

Miss Zenobia Lee Penny, of % Martin
street, has resurrected d copy of the ia
nous old Mother Symptoms prophecy
which foretold away back in 1855 the in
vention of air ships and automobiles, and
for which Matthew Clifton Whitfield. OF
Atlanta. himself a prophet of these same
wonders, has long been searching.
A few days ago The Journal told the
story of how Mr. Whitfield nad predicted
the coming of flying machines and motcr
cars years ago. He requested that any
one who might have a copy of Mother
Shipton's prophecy make it known. Miss
Penny is the only one who has respond
cd. Mother Shipton predicted the dis
covery Of America and a number N other
strange things. Her prophecy follows:
Carriages without horses shall go.
And accidents fill the world with woe.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

Around the world thoughts shall fly,
In the twinkling of an eye.
Water shall more wonders 20.
Now strange yet shall De true,
The world upsi6edown shall be-
And gold be found at roof tree
Through LIS man shall ride,
And no horse nor ass be at his side.
Under water men shall walk.
Shall ride, shall sleep, snail talk.
In the air men shall be seen:
In white. in black. in grsen.
Iron in the water shall float
AS easy as a wooden boat.
Gold shall be found mid ssone.
n a land that's now unknown.
Fire and water shall woaceTs DO.
England at last admit a Jew;
And this world to an end shall come.
II eighteen hundred and eighty-ons.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

There was time in the history OF the
world when consumption was considered
a fashionable disease TO have. Still fur
Their back Il was considered no disgrace
for kings and queens 20 die Of smallpox.
The time Is coming. perhaps. when al!
diseases will suffer the game social os-
tracism as consumption and smallpox
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

Modern Definitions; A trust. An or
ganixation not TO be trusted.
a Republican party. One that accords
special privileges 10 the wealthy.
Charity. The placing Of indignities up
on the seif-respeeting poor.
And the greatest OF these is charity.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

Two rules for happiness. given BY
Epictetus OF five-foot-book-shelf fame
are. Wish the things that happen TO be
as they are" and Never say about any
thing. I have lost it, but. I have re-
stored it When so much philosophy
must be brought TO bear 10 gain happi-
ness q person might find IL simpler just
70 be miserable.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

A new political party lie. like a new
fashion I'm dress. the result Of develop
rnent IL cannot be forced. Those people
who are troubled by the continuation OF
the two old parties have already Boiling
Democrats and Reformed Republican,
Reformers ard Bolters. perhaps
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
Speaking FigurativelY

I fancy you've asked too many people.
The table won't hold them"
oh. no. More people can be placed at a
table now than formerly Why. a fashionable
woman in evening dress takes up about as
much room as a rolled-up umbrella-'-YOnkeTs
Statesman
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

II IL 70 be hoped ladies' hats will be-
come more and more absurd each season
though Il seemed the limit was reached
this summer-so that after awhile even
feminine love Of novelty will be appalled,.
anu some reasonable shape will be adopt
ed for a tine.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07

II is said the great hindranee to the set
fiement OF tropical countries by white
reople Is a small enemy called malaria.
FFrvirg conquered all visible world we
should now begin on the world that lies
on ne other side Of silence" There
awaits our greatest foe.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-09-07
How About Them?

EEerybody's Magazine.
The TEACHER was describing the dolphin and
It's nahlts.
ssAnd childre=" she said impressiveIy, "a
single dolphin win have two Thousand off
sprtng."
row. and how about married oneE7''