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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

Geo. Burt, of Cottage Santa
rum, has been visiting Ralph C..
Ely this week.
The summer Coal Rate of
$6.75 per ton will not apply
on purchases after Septem-
ber 1st. Phone your orders
now.
DEMING Ice & ELECTRIC Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers
and 'son, Clyde, returned from
Calf. where they have been
spending the summer.
WANTED Wells to drill. size from 8
to II inches. Any depth up to 500 #.
For further particulars address
TAYLOR 4 MlCRELSH0N,
Deming, N. NJ.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-09-03

Phone 70,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
NEW FIRM ENTERS
REAL ESTATE FIELD

Charles +. Dow. Milton H. Gilbert
and Arthur c. Pound have formed a
partnership under the name OF Dow.
Gilbert & Pound. with Offices at Nc
313 Ford building, and will engage ia
the general real estate business in
Mis- cityN The firm has iR\mind, the
development OF several well-hnown
subdivisions, called for by the rapid
growth Of the city. Il Will also deal
In mortgage loans and insurance and
will handle collections.
MI Dow was formerly connected
with the abstract department OF the
Title Guaranty & Trust Co, New
York aud more recently was with
Homer Warren 4 Co Mr. Gilbert for
the past TWO years, was manager OF
the rental department OF the same
company. Mr.. Pound has had in ex-
cellent training and enjoys a wide az
Quaintance throughout the state lie
has been city editor of the Pontiac
Press editor OF the Tnlander and the
L.. OF NJ Daily, and more recently waa
executive secretary TO W. c. Bobbs.
president OF the Bobbs-Merrill Co, H.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
CAMERON GU RRIE
AND |. /. CASE
ARRESTED
GUY A. MILLER CHARGES THE
BUSTED" BROKERS WITH
FRAUD IN STOCK DEALS-DE-
PENDANTS BAlLED.

Cameron Currie and Louis II. Case,
members OF the firm Of Cameron Cur
RE & Co., the detunct brokers, were
arrested Saturday morning on eapias
issued Friday afternoon by Judge Mur'
ply, on motion OF Guy \. Miller, De
troit attorney aad member OF the
legislature, who claims to have been
detrauded in TWO deals with the firm.
Cameron Currie was found by Depu'
" Sheriff Rudolph Grant III the once
OF GRAY ~ Gray, Currie's attorneys, on
ths fourth floor OF the Ford building
He wasn't hard 10 find as ne tele-
phoned the sheriff aud informed him
or his whereabouts He was escorted
10 the sherif's office. Accompanying
him were Fred I. Moran and Fire
Commissioner Frank II. Croul, who
went on his bond as sureties to1De
amount OF 81 SOC. and he Was immedi'
ately released.
Mr.. Case was found IN his home AZ
IL o'clock. and his release followed IN
few minutes after reaching the
sheriffs office. Paul r. Bagley and +
l.. Ford went on his bond
This action OF Rep. Miller is the
most drastic yet instituted against the
busted brokers.
Miller alleges that he was defraud
ed IN TWO deals with the firm Las
April he ordered so shares OF Pitts
burg & Superior, and was notified II
n few days that the stock had beer
purchased. He says he gave his checl
10 Louis II. Case for the amount. he
has learned since. he says. that the
stock was never purchased by Gamer
on Currie & Co.
In the second deal Miller purchased
100 shares OF L. S steel for $4,000
paving $500 down He paid the bal
auce by check OH the Peoples State
bank on July II. Miller claims the
stock was never purchased. and he
tried TO stop payment on the check
but was too late. Miller has denied
liability on the check. and the bank
has started suit against him. lie
claims that Case knew they were IN
solvent when they accepted his check
and he charges fraud.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
MAJESTIC CLUB
/ FOLK ESCAPE
oLIcE CAN'T PROVE THAT MEM
nERs RAipEp WERE ACTUAL
~ PLAYING POKER.

There will be no prosecution OF the
ajestic club, several OF whose mem
Drs were caught in raid on the
Ibis quarters over Alex. Mckay 5
loon few nights ago. Detectives
|ilson and Black laid the facts In the
Sse before Justice Jeffries, but after
he consideration the justice has de-
ded that the evidence is not conelu-
We enough to justify the issuance OF
nrrants. When 1t came TO proving
|at the members were gambling the
b1ice were up against it. huge
lack Of chips was on the table when
y detectives swooped down so unex-
bctedly and surrounded the players.
[~Go ahead, gentlemen; cash In,
Md one OF the officers.
But not man In the crowd would
knowledge -That~he had anything
Inning.
ssWe're Just having a little game Of
arts" they protesteG
30, while the police could produce
~ chips as evidence OF game, 1t
ould be difficult TO establish the fact
|at the men were actually gambling
"a money, without which proof there
no case.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
LANDSLIDE XII | s
many ON COAST
/ OF MOROCCO
|ARTHouAkE CAUSES DISASTER
AND FATALITIES IN REMOTE
REGION MAY BE LARoE-5ARcE-
Iona, SPAIN, is SAFE.

PARIS, Jan. 30.-Between IS and 40
brsons have been killed by a land
1de caused by an earthquake at Ro-
kafa. on the Moroccan coast, accord
y TO a dispatch received here today.
was reported that Barcelona. Spain
ia been devastated by the earth
rake, but a message from Barcelona
bday says little damage was done
kere.
II is feared that the fatalities are
greater in the more re-
kote sections near Romara. Reports
De very meagre and il may be days
fore anything definite is received.
The reported destruction OF BARGE
INA caused great excitement In Eu'
bpe. Barcelona lies 3l2 miles south
~ of Madrid, on the Mediterranean
IA. and Is q city that ranks with
Manchester and Leeds in commerclal
IMPORTANCE. Its population in 1909
as 500. $50.
y Although Barcelona has enjoyed the
&putation OF being hot bed OF reVo
|tionary spirit, 1t is one OF the most
aggressive cities of Spain, and dls-
htes with Marseilles the commercial
hpremacy of that part of the Medi-
<rranean. Until recently the city OF
Mrcelona had been rather backward
development for tradition helped
check the introduction OF improve
ents. But within the last genera
bn the city has undergone complete
EVOLUTION.
1t Is composed of two distinct sec
Dns-old town and new town. The
u town lies to the southwark and
Is other toward the Pyrenees noun
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
ASSESSORS BOOST
BUDGET BY $4,000

An increase OF $4,000 Is TO be found
in the estimates OF the board OF az
SCISSORS over what was allowed last
year. The probate record clerk and
draughtsman are each raised from
sl,034 TO $1,000. while three new
clerks are asked fora mortgage and
deed clerk at $1,000. street opening
and sidewalk clerk and an informa-
ton clerk at sl,034 each. The as
SCISSORS want $500 more for transpor-
tation and $500 more for office ex-
penses than for this fiscal year.
The police court estimates include
but one boost, that being $500 extra
for Office expenses.
Although all estimates must be In
by next Tuesday. very few have come
in TO the controller yet.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
EDDY ANNOUNCES
COMMITTEES MONDAY

Secretary Paul c. Renaud. of the
street railway committee OF hty. Il
already receiving number or rt
sponses from other cities TO which n.
has written for information regar II
ing the traction problem. lie expects'
10 have great deal Of data avail
able for the use OF the sub-commit-
tees next week. y
Chairman Eddy has decided not "
complete his list OF subcommittee az
polntments until Monday, when they
will he announced at the general
meeting.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
64-YEAR-OLD MAN SHOOTS,t'
WIFE: COMMITS SUICIDE.

NORFOLK, Va. Jan SO.--P. G. Ed i
wards. a commission merchant. shot
and fatally wounded his wife. attemptH
ed 10 shoot his little daughter. and
fired bullet through his own brain.
AZ the front door OF his home lat3'1
yesterday lie died at the hospitale
The couple had been separated owing.
TO quarrel Edwards was % years.
old and his wife 30. -,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
JURY IN $4,000
SUIT OISACREES

CADILLAC, Mich. Jan. 30-The
jury in the damage suit of Joseph
1rombley. OF Bay City against George
and Andrew McAfee for $4,000 FOR
the loss OF les and arm, dis
agreed. They were out ali night ami
were discharged this morning They
stood ten 10 TWO for the plaintiff on ali
OF several ballots.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
KILLS SELF WITH SHOTGUN.

OTSEGO. Mich, Jan. 30.-(Special)
Robert Duncan. so years old. and
prominent man here, shot himself In
the stomach this morning with a shot
gun using both barrels. He died In
few minutes after the double charge
had entered his stomach No cause
Is known
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
y. y. BANK sTaTEMEvT.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The bank
settlement: Clearing house members.
average conditions. Changes as COM
pared with last week: Surplus ODD.
decrease, s2690.075: surplus new. de-
creased. s3.27s.225: loans, Increased.
s6.sl 700 specie, decreased. 81 $4,000 [.
legal tenders. Increased. t220.sO0 de-
posits. increased. s5.043 900: circulation.
Increased. $s2s.500: United States de-
posits. decreased, S2.352. 500; total loans
81 .34I. $50. 900: total reserves. e3s3.502-
400. total surplus. 27.6s7.S75; surplus,
not counting reserve against United
States deposits, S2S,e64.050.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
BOsTON COppEn sAvEs

BOSTON; Mass. Jan. s0-sales. fur:
Griswold-st. Adv. las. A. c. p. 9.SI6
All. 2ls' Anc 10: Arc. 40; A. G., 2.o2o
Al, $40. Bonz;, 700. d; G.. 1905: 4. y
H. I: Cent, So; C. NJ, 400: en-. Las
D. W. so: r. b.. $40: FIR. 3io Or. 100
@. c., 1856; Roy. $3.50. X. C. 10: Lake
2s2. Las. 16I; Mass. 80: Mex. SIS
Idra, 100: New. Con. 500; ". r.. 1910
y L.. 5, o. p. $780, Csc. 323; Par
Is; GU. iss. Il. Isl. 81; Shan. l,2SS
Sup. S75. $ u p. $50; Tam. $50; Trim
l.776. L. 8. r.. 345, do pfd. So Uni
Cop. 80; Apex. so; Ut Con. 1855: Ut.
Cop. Se5; Wet. 100; Wow. 80: wyan.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
BOSTON COPPER.
nOsroN COPPER LETTER

FURNISHED by Hayden. stone Il Co..
the selling OF the Boston copper
shares stu continues and more liauida-
ton mas been in evidence. The whole
list has been under considerable pres
su., ana the wide decline I'm some OF
the leading issues Is very significant.
North Butte mas been the principal los
small rally. Cal a Hecla Is Ave points
i1wNr aud &. 81 A. "a. Osceola also
an on points ana Sopper Range orc
,ntra, list aud Is holding it's advan"s
OF yesterday. other departments OF
me market are quiet SNOW Weaker
tendency. N'
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

no one has more than about one day =
supply ~ fresh eggs on hand ~ not
hard 10 see that prices are likely TO
jump. There was an advance ot four
cents In Chicago yesterday, ana con-
ditlons are even worse today, There
Was no poultry ia and none wanted.
hat IN other respects. the market was
IN pretty Hfair shane 10 stand few
days snow blockade.
.Hrp,e--Fancy. a04.So; common -
Busssr-ofnelai prices Extra cream.
cries .sc frsts. &c. crooks lsisc;
packing stock. Ice per lb.
Cnbbagc-2isc per III.
Caulinower-s3 per hamper.
.Celery-iSG3oc per doz' California
sou 5s5 ger crate
Cheese-AIichigan full cream. ID \ an
TIC: Limourger' ci-briek. y ViTc;
Schweitzer. isc per 10.
Conee-Package coffee. sla75DiS:,
per 100 lbs
Craab~rrie.-Fancy. s5Q55o per bu.
Dressed Caives--Fancy. i0mllc; COM
Dressed Hss.-Llsht 7'so7.c; me-
Ess,--.Miehisan current receipts.
era Craps :ri E,s sS Is s,ls per soi box.
1913: clear. So per Dbl
Feed--Jobbing lots. bran. saa: coarse
so m coarse sss s nSo G @P
dlings ssS per ton.
Finnan Hsddies-9c per 10,
hoese. $4,000 per doz., lettuce. I5c Id:
head lettuce 50 per hamper: pars,
nIps Sss per cra. ba ra ,SmSsse' 'tso
sss wax beams s.a per sa pis sp
so soc per dor: green beans. 81 per bu.
Crap. Truit-s3.2sGS,75 per box.
G Gree. reESf,a7'ss sP% s, Basket ssr ss,
Honry-Fancy white .sQ13c: amber,
io~iie' extracted, saeHc per ID.
nay-Detrcit shippers are paying the
To5oa i; No, :. ,iOaio.so;. clover.
wH E;S.. and Sa' ''Fe cured lss 'G No.
green. SIC; kip kip cured. No {: ias; N:
sn lo ssis s sa2ss ars No. Nj No No. sG
r Sor.e sh hise:. Ne No. l. $50 U.s. Ne no 1s
sheep :a,n: az to wool ,o, s.i5 base
snrsaied wire. s2.ls base; cut nails;
steel. $3.50 base. galvanized bareed
wire, so-rod spools. s2.so, bar iron
doz; double bit. 80 dog: gas pipe. y.
inch and larger. black. 20 per cent on
list: galvanized. 50 per cent OF: sheet
iron, black. IS guage. So per cwt: gal
vsntzed. s4.20 per cwt
Limes-si per 100
l.emons-CalifornI s3.50@4 per boz
Mushrooms-50I q soc per ID
Onions-Spanlsh. $500 per crate.
Michigan. 7oV76c per bu. Cuban. $s2S
per box.
.OranRe.-California. navels. e2.75G
1926 per box.
Olls--Raw iinseed. SEC: boiled lin
seed, 57c gal. less ! per cent for cash
In 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
ssne. S,sc; turpentine. in barrel lots
4Sc per gal
Toy Corn-Eara :Ea2c per 10.
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 q 400 pei
crate yl.5042 per dox.
Observation-Disclosures. 75@soc per bu
car lots. T. Q; b. Detroit ss97oc per ou
arfo%ltrs-Hens Use; spring !,
toms. isaI7e Dressed-Hens. is a l4c
springs. i4Ql5e. geese l3Q14c; ducks
10 q Ice: turkeys. young. FL q 23c. o!t
toms 10 q zoe per ID.
pork. .25Q17.75; light. clear, $ls.50
heavy. Sl9; smoked hams, lie
drv salted hriskets. lo'zc: shoulders
7%c; picnic hams, &c: bacon. lie; lart
In tisrces. lOs4c, kettle rendered. IL NJ
per Id.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
Markets ~ Finance

go pigs. ,a.75g5so. bulk. sSsoas.Ss.
cattie-Receipts 100 head. market
hs.fefs. siS5a57s. stSckers and feed.
crs $500 G.S5s Texans yitOGs
calves seas. Sheep ana Iambs-Re-
ceipts 300. market steady. sheep, $3.50
u To- 80. lambs 50 a 90
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.--Nothing said
in money. Posted rates: Sterling eX-
change Si.s6g 1850, with actual bust
ness IN bankers bills at s4.s7.704
4S7.7S for demand. and s4.s5.10M4.sS 20
for 60-day bills Prime mercantile pa
per unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
'ion Objects 10
I Dodging Police Lines
To Get Drink in n. Y.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 5o.-Assembly.
I'M James Oliver. of New York. has
|cfded to introduce a bill 10 permit
Imam to get drink in New York city
y Sunday without the embarrassing
|eonyenience or discomfort of dodg
the police lines, crawling through
@oar window or having the beverage
oted inNa basket or under ging
- apron to a secluded alley.
III. Oliver thinks the lid Is down
tight in New York First thing
know" he said, you'll have to
writ OF mandamus. a doctors
fifcate or an order from your wife.
1orsed by her mother, before you
y get a drink any time"
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
MAN DROWNED
IN 500 RIVER

SAULT STE MARIE, Jan. 30
While crossing the river late last night
an unknown man broke through the
ice and was drowned His cries for
helP were heard but he had disappear
ed when assistance arrived.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
LIVE STOCK.
EAST FtLO-Openfng.
Dunutuc n stevens live stock Report

BUFFALO. Jan. tspeci&L Cat
tle.-RcCe 81 cars. steady Hogs
Receipts 10 cars. strong. heavy. s6SOY
so. workers.. t5.iO46.7U pigs. SO.
She Receipts IS cars active; best
lambs. $40 30. culls. S6.25mG.l5I
ewes si.50n .. Caives-s5 Y9.75.\
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

TOLEDO. o. Jan. 30--Wheat--Cash.
s g., May. s1 l;0se July ,iS N9sy
ana July SIC: sept. 65Ac Oats--Cash.
52Ac. NAY 5ste July: 47%c; Sept,
3aa. Rye--79c. Timothy--sl S0s
Clovcrseed-April.S $3.50 March, 1881 y
Oct Ell Alslke-ts
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
per doz.

WnbbIts-yIz3 per doI.
straw berries-30 QSDc per bar
sweet Poiatos.--fllinoIs. ssIo -.
tbl. Jerseys. kiln dried. si.5C pss erssS
sugar-cry stat dominoes. tf55l esSsS
MIX pow dered. s5.ls; granuiated. -
ira coarse. $40; 1glaiiulated. In bviE.
50; .granulated. In ss-lb cotton bSgI
.tsetIoners a. sSs'; No \. .o !. Ms IS; Ne m
No. 6. $3.50; No. sa.iS; No. s. ftl4
No, ~ $3.50. No. 49, si:i5: No. -. Nls4
No IS. Sl.t5 Der Zoe lbs.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
u. S. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
den stone * Co. l16-lls Griswold st
Bid Asked
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-.Under the in
fuence Of better cables than had been
expected. the cotton market opened
frmer at an advance OF to s points
There was covering by traders who
went short yesterday and pit believed
that some OF the interests at Memphis
a 40 were covering.
Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. Jan. 3O.-Close: The home
situation looks very bullish IN wheat,
and ss profss1s No VIA tGar p pt hsya
been rasy In liverpool no actual de-
preston Of values has resulted from
the heavy Australian and Argentine
present wheat stocks in ali the Leading
grain centcrs are being heavily drawn
upon hy mills, and as receipts are
small A heavy reduction Is expected
to show in the visible supply. probably
about 100000 bushels for January.
The bulls feel confident that a little
tncreasf in speculation would put
prices sharply upward What was firm
most OF the time on aSturday, but so
dun As to be almost llfeless.
Wheat. Quotations--Cash. No. 2 red.
si.os' :. advanced to 81 10. and declined
To 81 0ss. July opened a. sl.004 gain
cd 4, q. and declined to s1.Ooa. Septem-
be-, opened al s7%s ADVANCED 70 SIS CSC.
si65i. 80. / white si.67A.
Coarse grain quotations; Corn--Cash,
No. g. car at 90 a q. closihs al 81 = c /;
No yellow car at SSh.c. cars at
oats-Bash. No. white. car at
safe MAY. 53i1c.
''' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spot. 40 bags at
$3.50 Marcn, 200 bags at $3.50; sample,
20 bags al $3.50 % at $500. IA at 50.
I a.
IS. at s.. at SO
Timothy sced-Prime spot, so bags at
$40.
Barley-Firm Al sl25Gi:sO per cwt.
for best samples.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
dan IS cars. gear ago, ls2.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg, 6S cars;
year ago. ~.
Receipts in the Detroit market sat
urday Included > cars OF wheat. l6 OF
corn. OF oats and OF barley. With
drawals were 2.4l2 bushels OF oats and
6.OV7 bushels OF rye. Stocks are 522.22n
bushels OF wheat 3l33s1 bushels OF
corn. l66.sse bushels ofoats and 7O,50l
bushels OF rye.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Saturday. 2Oi,O0 bushels year ago,
402. 900 bushels.
Export OF wheat and -four We're
equal 70 $4,000 bushels
CHICAGO GRAIN.
cables caused little lower opening In
wheat but the trade was rather light
with commission houses on both sides.
SouthWe est IL selling little July wheat
/ here
Opening prices: Wheat-May. s1.07as
! 0l.07 = TO l07 H. Corn--May. 81 "a n
So. e.. Oats--May. SEE. Pork-May.
So 22m !. 3. Lard-July. 1922. Ribs
| While the trade in wheat was small
! there was stronger undertone and the
\ same may be said Of corn. While oats
/ and provisions We're fractionally lower.
J Closing prices: Wheat May. slb1 "
! m107bs COrn--May. 627sc bid. oats
May SIC asked. Pork-May.k$l1 20.
! Lard May $3.50 asked Ribs-May.
$500 asked
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

EAST BVFFALO. \. Y, Ian. 30.--
CattIr-Receipt 100 head. slow. steady.
Veais-Receipts so head. fairly active.
25, lower cull - choice. $500 30.
sheen and Iamhs-Rpceipts 5000 head.
active. lambs iGc htgher, lambs. s5n
SIS, ycarllngs. 1875 a 6 50, sheep, 81 80
1850 Hogs-Rccctpts 2,210 head. ac-
tive 25m &c higher. workers.. t6.tUm
Csc, pigs. $4,000 G.. mixed and heavies.
S6SOn690. roughs, S515n6. stays,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
CUuCACO LIyEsTOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.--Hogs-Receipt
$500. market strong, 10 TO lbc higher
than yesterday. mixed and butchers
IS tOf6.65; good heavy. So 35T6.I0s
rough heavy, s6.10QS.25: light. tSs5u
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
Keefe Nomination confrmed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-The sen.
ate yesterday confirmed the nomina.
tion Of Daniel j. Keefe. OF Detroit. as
commissioners general Of immigration.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

rreaRt discovery by a French
,irt OF sifaRlified method OF
djstillation. It issaids will great
uheapen the production Nof acetone
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
SATURDAYS n. y. STOCKS.

Reported FOR the Times by Hayden
stone a Co, ll6-lls NtlsMola-s ',,,tos.,
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
Penn. Wyoming
ent paid.
-o-
PRODUCE.

N begins 10 look as theugh this mar
ket was la fofN temporary famine In
eggs. Phis weather has smut on the
no storage eggs 20 fall back on, and
no one has more than about one days
supply ~ fresh eggs on hand. u ~ not
hard 10 see that prices are likely TO
1unp. There was an advance OF four
cents In chicago YESTERDAY and con-
ditions are even worse today There
Was no poultry Ia and none wanted.
bat IN other respects. tie market was
In pretty Nair shane 10 stand a few
'days' snow blockade.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-01
nuntntInns ~ Hnvden. Stone q ID.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

ta1Asked Cb)Rid (x)Split.
S-noIAa "A 1EsTa 500 1907
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-13
PASSING EVENTS
Preferences of Work.

Preferences of Work.
 The National Employment Exchange is a phlanthropic agency in New York. It's presi. dent is Otto T. Barnard, president of a trust company. Labor was abundant in June. Now it is scarce. A report of the work says: 1t is an interesting fact that men prefer the longer hours with private employers at the larger daily compensation than employment for eight hours on state contracts at the wages per hour which yield trihe less per day. For example, there are instances where meE prefer to work ten hours at $1.50 per day rather than eight hours on the canal at Is cents an hour, or $1.44 per day. The business of this exchange is now ex- tending to skilled laborers, for which many or ders are being received. Our experience has been disappointing in the number of men pro fessing to want work, and failing at the last moment to report for duty. In some cases we have lost small sums advanced for provisions and railroad fares, and many continue at the employment obtained by us and neglect to remit to us our small fee. Nevertheless, although far from self-supporting at the outset, as was to be expected, we are content with having been help ful to many men and having already learned some of the vagaries of this new occupation new so far as we are concerned"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-13
The Sayings Of Mrs. Solomon
(Being the Confessions of the Seven Hundl
BY MAUD MARIE

BY MAUD MARIE
 My daughter, hear my instruction, for | charge thee man is like unto Chinese mot to which must be read backward. Yea, even as a kinetoscope must he be viewed upside down.
 Behold, he that maketh thee many promises is as woman that ordereth much goods C. 0. D. and asketh not the price, because she doth not intend to keep them.
 Judge not man s love by the quantity of his kisses; for he that kisseth thee much and often peradventure seeketh to get all that IS coming to him. But he that delayeth and hoardeth his kisses, even as child that eat, eth his lillipop slowly, seeketh to make love Hast long time"
 Lo! clever man talketh nonsense always, but bromide aireth his opinions and dis courseth upon art and literature. He will not be put off He that boasteth concerning women, saying, "Lo! they are easy! And there are so many of them!" is peradventure every woman's gooseberry. But he that saith, "Nobody loves mep' beware of him. For as yet no woman hath resisted him.
 He that extolleth his domestic happiness and praiseth his wife with many words is peradventure, not on speaking terms with the lady, but he that never mentioneth her name is happily married man!
 Now, 1 met capitalist and, after due con sideration, he inviteth me unto luncheon. And when he had eaten of much pate de foie gras and drunken of much champagne, l ob- served his tip to the waiter. and it was 90 cents!
 And l met young man who earned $20 a week And he came unto me, saying, 'Come with me and rejoice! For, behold, I have saved up an hundred dollars, and it burneth hole in my pockets!" And he. too, ordered champagne Yet, l watched privily and saw his tip to the waiter, and it was $2
 Then l said in my heart, ''Verily, verily, it is better to be the wife of a poor man and the whole thing, than to be the wife of a rich man, which is like unto stock bought upon the margin, worth nothing!
 ''Yea, it is better to wed shoe clerk and dwell in boarding house than to be a rich mans darling and lack carfare.' Selah!