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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07

CHICAGO, May 5.--Dr. Wu Ting Epg. the Chinese minister, was among the speakers at the afternoonssession of ,be National Peace Congress. The min ;ster expressed himself as especially o,oud to address the congress because ,bs nation he represented is famed for fl, love of peace. "It is not, however, that the Chinese are afraid to fight, " soid he. "When compelled by neces- ,tv they made good record for them sapeation, winch has made them peace loving people," Dr. Wu continued:
 "I am very happy to bring to you to- day the greetings of the oldest empire in the world, of which have the honor ,o he it's official representative. Espec. ially proud l am to stand before you ,bis afternoon, because the nation rep. resent is famed for its love of peace. When it is remembered that China has nopulation of four hundred millions, YOU will agree with me that its attitude m the subject of war and peace is of some importance to the word at large, and can assure you that whatever other changes, political, educational, and social, may take place in my coun- try, her traditional policy of settling disputes by discussion and amicable means will not be departed from. China has no schemes of 'self-aggrandizement at the expense of others,-so often the cause and pretext of bellicose action. Even in her days of past conservatism and seclusion from the nations of the vest, her only desire was to be left alone and be permitted to enjoy peace, Her motto has been and is "Live and let livc.'
 "In recent years the reorganization of the army occupied a prominent place on our program of reform, and the ex- eellent showing made by our troops of the Northern and Southern armies at the manouvers of the past two years, witnessed and favorably reported by correspondents and military experts of different nations, proves that there is good material in our people for the making of soldiers. The reorganiza. ton of our army need not, however, ere. ate the least alarm, nor is it in conflict with the objects of this society. The Chinese government has been actuated by one aim, and that is to place the troops in state of efficiency for police and defensive purposes only. This is in accordance with the principle laid down by many eminent statesmen that In order to maintain and preserve peace, it is necessary to be prepared for war. China never has been and never will be aggressive in military way she is too fond of peace and realizes too fully the horrors of war.
 "If general disarmament should be proposed, you will not find China indis- posed to accept it. I am aware that upon this subject there is a difference of views. We all have yet to learn and to educate public opinion for the cause of peace. Many inventions and discoveries have been made in the last several centuries which have contribz- uted to the welfare of mankind. But what greater good work can there be, l venture to ask, than that of interest ing people in the cause of universal peace and leading them to see the folly and brutality of slaughtering one an
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07
SCHOOL FOR MOTHERS
 OPENED IN NEN YORK

NEW YORK, May 5.-In the little town of Hartsdale, N. r., within easy access of the metropolis, there was dedicated today the first permanent school for mothers ever erected in the United States. The institution, which bears the name of Carolina Rest, was erected through the munifcence of George II. F. Schrader, wealthy re- tired business man whose home is in Hartsdale. Here the poverty-stricken mothers from the teeming tenements of New York city are to be taken for rest and recuperation immediately after the birth of their children. At the same time they will be given course of in. struction in the proper'care of infants.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07
CLUB WOMEN
 ., MEET IN CONVENTION

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 5.-Ten nessee's capital city is today teeming with women from all over the state who have come here to participate in the annual convention of the Fedora. ticn of Women 8 clubs of this state Delegates from every club in Tennes. see are here and all of the visitors are being heartily welcomed, and every at- tention and consideration is being shown them. The sessions begin with a welcome meeting tonight and will continue over Thursday and Friday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07
STEAL VALUABLE ENAMELs
Burglars Rob Museum at Gueret to Ex
 tent of 100000 Francs.

PARIS, May J.-Burglars have stolen from the museum at Gueret, cap- ital of the department of creuse, fifty. two valuable enamels and several reli. quaries to the value of 100000 francs.
 The theft illustrates the lack of care in guarding provincial, museums. Scv. eral of the pieces stolen today were stolen by the Thomas band of thieves in 1906 and were returned after the members of the band had been convict. ed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07

Dated May 3, 1909.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07
A Smile

Is a pretty hard thing to accomplish when you re blue, bilious and out of sorts. There is sure cure for all kinds ofTstomach and liver complaints constipation and dyspepsia. Bal. lard E Heroine is mild, yet absolutely effective in all cases. Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF co
 PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Isber & Kisber, doing business at the White House Clothing store, No. j64 North Broad street, Globe Arizona, is this day dissolvel by mutual consent, Wm. Isber continuing the said business as sole proprietor, with authority to col. feet and retain any and all accounts due to the firm of Isber & Kisber, and with the obligation to pay all legal de. mands now outstanding against said firm.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07
s. KISBER. w TSRER

Go to the Indian Hot Springs. Take the baths and drink the mineral waters It will do you good.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-05-07

Even if you don't dance, buy tick ct when the High school girls call on you and help good cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
PROSPECTING IN
 .CAMBADI MOUNTAINS
Considerable Work Being Done and Some Good Mines Are
 Sure To Follow.

TUCSON. Jan. 16.-J. w. Moore, while prospecting through Combadi mountains, located several claims on the east side of the range and on one has sunk a 50-foot shaft Every foot of depth showed increased values. The lowest assay made showed above s9 gold and 3 ounces to the ton of silver. some lead and copper
 The Comobabi mining district is about so niles west and south from Tucson, in Pima county, and has never been thoroughly prospccted. There is now being done considerable work in the way of developing claims. The south end of the range is owned by the Greenfield company, composed of some 20 or more claims. They VIII undoubtedly have good paying mine.
 West of thsir property is Arthur Sumpkns. He has a. fine property new saeking ore for the. Silver Bell smeltcr. Ed Rochester is doing quite lot Of work and. AlcWade. has bonded and leased the old Peacock patented property. and has two shifts running. day and night.
 !. w. Moore. is a practical mining man and an energetic worker. He is very enthusiastic regarding re- sources of Pima county. In cOnyer- sat;On with him he suggested better roads and more advertising Of the great pOssib Iities for valuable mines. The comobabi distrct has the values and eventually men win go after them.
 NIT. Moore states that any one de- siring information regarding the dis tTict will f nd him ready to inform them every way he can There Is plenty of wood and water for milling purposes. He also states that he nas visited many mining districts in the several states and that none have anything on Pima county, Arizona. He says the values are here and Whii- is needed are prospcctors to go after them. The claims are there and honest development work will demois- stTato good values.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
HUNT IS LOOKING AFTER CANDIDACY '
Wants To Be President Ot Council, Does Man From
 6ila County.

PHOENIX. Jan. 15.-G. w. P. liant Gila county's able member of the up per house, reached here yesterday from Globe, to begin his active cam paign for president of the council in the legislature. which opens next Mon day.
 No, cant say yet that I have it grabbed by any means" was the way Hunt put it when asked if he was go- ing to be the next president of the council.
 T have received promises of sup port from several of the members of the council. but until they arrive on the ground and the matter is thrcshed out il will be impossible to say just who will be president of the council or anything else
 shortly after reaching the city, Hunt went into conference with Eu- gene Brady O'Neill. Maricopa's mem Der of the upper house. What they decided upon or what plans were
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
OF
 TEXAS |S MAN
 0F EL0QUENCE
Bryan Greater In Defeat Than the Titan of the Golf Links In victoy"-Defends Solid South.

WASHINGTON. Jan. f5.-rhough one of the youngest members of tue house. Morris Sheppard of Texas sus- tained his reputation as one of it's most brilliant speakers in addressing 1t on the foibles and iniquities of Lne republican tariff. Mir. Sheppard show ed himself something more than Q man with n vocabulary, for his speech delved deeply into the facts of world trade and how it is affected by the policies of governments.
 When taken to task by Bates or Pennsylvania and other republicans, who intimated that the south was about to embrace republican, princi- ples as exemplified by William ii. Taft, Mir. Sheppard made it very plain that there were good reasons besides the race question which made most of the white men of the south vote the democratic ticket.
 When asked by MT Bates if 1t were not a fact that the people of Texas wanted a tariff on hides, Mir. Shep- pard replied that if shoes were put on the free list the people of Texas would be in favor of free hides. He con tended that the belated republican at tempt at revision was vindication of democratic criticism of the Dingley tariff He showed that the effect of the high protective system as a whole was paralyzing. introducing statistics to show that ten European countries, with territory of less than one-third of ours, with a population less than three and a half times as large as ours, have a combined foreign trade of nearly s15,00e, ,000,000, which is more than four times as much as ours. | Referring to MT. Tafts attempt to l republicanize the south. MT. Shep- pard said the president-elect had fridi- culed the southern people for loyalty to northern democrats and at the same time invited them Co the support of northern republicans. Are north ern democrats any the less American because they are deAnocrats2
 Do they not support the govern ment with their treasure and defend it with their blood. Let no man say that the democracy of the south is no, an essential part of this republic me hope of free government in this coun- try lies not so much with the 7,000,0OG
 who won at the last election as with
 the 6,0GO,000 who lost and accepted
 the result in true American good will
 It is a matter of especial pride. let me
 say while we are on this subject oi sectionalism, that the democratic par ty cannot succeed unless every sec ton of the country is represented III its triumph"
 ID a beautiful peroration Mir. Shep pard closed his speech in storm O. daughter and applause by declaring that fsour leader in three national con
 tests, reflecting these ideals in lift
 and thought and speech, representing the purest type of American manhood
 is greater in defeat than the Titan o
 the golf links in victory"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
SPEAKERSH|P IS
 BONE OF CONTENTION
CochiSe and Graham In Close Contest For HOnor-0ther
 Phoenix News.

PHOENIX. Jan 16.-With fully half of the memberseiect of the house and souncil in the city. the speaksrship contest grows in intensity and the ultimate outcome is more than eNc- a suess The greatest blow to the as Dirations of Ar. Webb of Maricopa county came this morning through a published signed statement of tho Maricopa County Commercial CluD urging the support of Mir. Webb on account of pledges he had given to support radical railroad freight and fare legislation. Mt only was the support of Mir. Webb urged, bus the defeat of Mir. Suttcr was asked for owing to his failure or refusal to give the pledges Mir. Webb had mIoer- taken Two meme s:s who had prev iously declared for Webb today with drew their support
 An additional effect of the article referred to was to bring the strength of Sutter of Cochise and Pace of Grs- ham together. Not so much on the sround that either of these gentle men did not agree with the objects of the commercial organization. but on account of both being opposed to the methods employed. Webb. how ever. contends today that corporate influence is seeking his defeat, and this afternoon told your correspond ent that while he was confident of ultimate success, he realized that tho field had united to oppose him. The defeat of Webb. the first victory ae- cessary to the sGccsss of Pace or Sut- ter, just what the developments will be in such Q contingency is the guess oi the hour
 Sutter's support from his nome county is but luke warm. and the story IS frequently heard where the sftua don Is discussed, that with the nam ing of Neill Bailey to be floor leader nf the Democrats in the house. and possibly chairman of the appropria-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

tions committee his vote for Pace might be secured. Bai,ey's attitude would tend to strengthen this view for since arriving in Phoenix he has declared that he is done with poli- tics in Arizona. On the other hand Sutter claims that his delegation will vote for him for the speakership. and that with Webb out of the way, he win have the required number of votes come to him to assure his cleo ton.
 The council will tomorrow afternoon hold q eaucuss at which the Demo cratic members will name their choice for the presidency of their body. and outline a working plan for the session. The question of clerkships will also be given attention. Hunt, who will in all probability be chosen, has an. nounced his selection of J. s. Carpen- ter of Globe as his personal clerk in the event of his election.
 It will be recalled that Mir. Hunt at the session four years ago offered a new primary and general election law which at the time was given but scant consideration, the general concensus of opinion being that the time had not yet arrived when such was needed. During the past year Mir. Hunt has given considerable study to laws along this line of other states and win at the first opportunity introduce his old bill greatly remodeied for the consideration of the council. In the event of statehood Mr. Hunt would be g strong advocate of the direct pri- mary system in the choosing of United States senators.
 F. s. Breen of Cocon'no county one Of the two Republican members of the council insists that the less legisla- ton attempted at the approaching session the better off the territory will be and other than the keen inter est he will take in the welfare of the Northern Arizona Normal school which is located lis home in Flag staff, his attentiC be devoted along that line
 Kean St Charles reached the city from his Mohave county home this morning and spent several hours be- fore his lunch hour in consultation with Eugene Brady O'Neill Of Mari copa. When asked for statement of his views regarding what legisla- ton would likely result from the ses- sion he eyaded the question, but later remarked that Mir. O'Neill had enOusI I 10 offer for both Of them. but that he (St Charles) would devote muca of h's time to making O'Neills proposed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

laws strong enough along the lines Of reform to suit the ideas of the most radical.
 Frank Duffy of santa Cruz will early in the session introduce a bill segregating the office of probate judge and school superintendent in counties of the fourth class. santa Clue county Is proud of her schools said Mir. Duffy at the Ford this afternoon and many of my continents feel that justice cannot be given the education al work with the added duties of pro bate judge. We are willing and anx- ious to pay two salaries and nave our schools given the added benefit
 In the list of applicants for the posi- tion of chief clerk of the house are the names of :. Bender of Maricopa. Mulford Winsor of Yuma and J. H. Robinson of Yayapai county the last named serving in similar capacity at the last legislature assembly.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS

made have not been given out. O'Neill is said to be one Of Hunts strongest supporters.
 Hunt has represented Gila county several times in the legislature. and is one of the best known democrats in Arizona. He has attended several national conventions and during a long residence in Arizona has won 6 high place in the estimation of the public.
 On the same train that brought Hunt to the city came Fred A. Sutter assemblyman from Cochise. who is a candidate for speaker of the lower house. Sutter and Bailey at once got together. and have since been con ferring with members Of the legisia ture who are already in the city.
 Sutter is figuring upon strong sup port from some of tie southern and northern counties. ho is a prominent Bisbee attorney. and this is his frs; term in an Arizona legislature.
 w. W. Pace. who is also a candidate for speaker, has sent word that he will not be here until next Saturday. TT. J. Coalter. republican member or the lower house-from Coconino. was among the members who reached the city today.
 The democrats are now planning 10 caucus Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The directors of the Maricopa Coun- ty Commercial club net yesterday and adopted resolution endorsing Webb's candidacy for speaker. claiming that Webb had pledged himself for desir. able legislation for the regulation oi freight rates in the territory.
 Charley Akers S president of the Commercial club and it is understood that if a railroad commission should he provided he would receive an ap- pointment as one of the commission CTS from Governor kibbey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
A Sale of Undcrmuslins Unrivaed in magnitude as well as valuegiying.

attending UndemusIns each that bargains real bargains that offerings genuine savings to customers.
 nicer Muslin Undcrwear-ncver see.. any generous sizes carefully stitched tasteuy embroiGcres than offering January Sale
 variety s includes just garments instantly appeal the particular people you from following, you mistake.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

Displays of minerals in the Mining han at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Ex- position next year will accurately show the ledge formation as well as the formation of the surrounding ter ritcry In order to make this compre- bensive exhibit of the Minerals Of Washington. exhibitors nave been in sfrncted to show from fifty 10 800 pounds of ledge rock with good average piece of pay shoot. With this will be a piece of hanging wall rock
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

IT New York is as lively as pie tured, what need of 800 canned pie. ture shows a going of Sunday night for GulusemCnt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

Knox is not a large man physically. hut the Pennsylvania Legislature VIII have q hard job in finding a senator big enough to fill ais shoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
Drawers 75C Worth .00 and SIPS.

?5c for drawers made of Cambric or @ood Muslin. with Lawn ruffles, trim med with Lace and Insertion, or deep Embroidery ruales. usual s1OO and SIPS values
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

As Mr Carnegie extracted all the fun from the tariff. it is now in !. serious condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

We guess that We could be witty on the tariff. too. if it had put us in a position to SOW free libraries.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
Drawers 35C Worth soc and 65c

35c for drawers made of good quality Muslin. trimmed with Tucks, Lace and Embroidery. Splendid values at the egular priccs-5O and G5 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

If divorces keep on increasing. the nat'ons aIimony bill will rival its Panama Canal expenses
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
KNIGHTS OF pYTRlRs.

Cananea Lodge, No. 6, Y. M. c. A Hall. Cananea, Sonora. Meets ever, Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited
 J. KNOX KENT, c. c.
 c. NJ. SANDERS, NJ. of F.
 HENRY LANE, K. of R. & 8. P O. Box n.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
Drawers soc
 Worth 75C

Soc for drawers with wide r1aIes, one
 TOW of Insertion. Lace edge or Eu7- broidery RUfile. with tucks above. IT sold regularly would bc priced at 75c.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
Drawers SI.00 Worth S1.50 and S1.75.

s1.00 for drawers Of splendid quality Cambric and Muslin. in many styles, one style has deep ruffle with two rows of Lace Insertion and edged with Lace or Embroidery and H. $. tucks Regular SEQ and Sl.75 values
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

...x~~ Bisbee Lodge, No. 10, l. O.. o. F., meets every Wednes- day evening in Odd Fellows
 Hall. Main street. Visiting brothers are cordially invited tO at tend.
 E. 4. WILKINSON, Noble Grand. r. J. ATTAWAY, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
Gowns 85c Worth S1 .25 ard Sf.50

S5c for Gowns of good quality Muslin. yoke of tucks and In- sertion. or Chemise style, fin ished with Embroidery. Gar ments are full length and gen rously proportioned. Regular SIPS and S1.50 values.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

woodmen of the World meet . Pythian Castle the second and fourtl Monday of each month. Visitins brothers invited to attend.
 W. R. DENl5ON, c. c.
 c. N. THOMAS, Clerk.
 B. p. O. ELKS. Bisbee Lodge, No. G71, meets first and third Tuesdays of each month al Odd Fellows hall.
 Visiting brothers cordially invited
 JACK MeGREGOR,
 Exalted Ruler Joseph s. McKeehan, Secretary.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-10
STEAMER POUNDED
BY HEAVY SEAS
No Help Possible
During Night
PASSENGERS TAKEN Off
Antonio Lopez Runs on
Beach off Fire Island.

New York, June 10.-The Spanish
steamer Antonio Lopez with 526 pas
sengers and crew of 1856, grounded off
Fire island last night and lay on the
beach all night pounded by the heavy
seas. Rockets sent up, warned the
life saving crew ashore, but they
could do nothing owing to the storm.
EARLY today, wrecking tugs went to
the scene and with the aid of surf
boats took off the women and child
rem first and then the men, The sea
was still too high to permit the pas
sengers to be landed. Most of the pas
sengers are from Naples, Genoa and
Cadiz bound for Vera Cruz. The Lo-
pez lay thousand feet off shore and
was discovered by Point Woods life
savers. After several attempts to
launch a life boat the attempt was
given UP and tugs were sent for. The
Lopez is owned by Barcelona COM
pany.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-06-10
STARkVlLLE MINES
RESUME WORK
Four Hundred More Men Will Be Civ.
en- Employment in Camp Near
New Mexico Boundary.

Trinidad, Colo, June 10.-The big
Starkville mine, washer and coke ov,
ems are in operation once more after
an enforced idleness of several
months. Today several hundred men
were employed, resuming operations
at the coke ovens, and tonight more
than 100 of the ovens had been blown
in.
Scores of men have been at work
all day choppng wood, and fourteen
teams of mules were also set to work
IN preparation for full capacity. 1t
is expected that by the end of the
week more than 400 men will be on
the payroll again.
This property of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company has been idle since
last February. Hundreds of people
who formerly made their homes there
were forced to leave at that time
through lack Of employment Local
dealers in general merchandise have
had to make several extra trips to
Trinidad for supplies for the re-
turned miners and their families.
Today the camp and it's environ.
ment was one mass of happy and
singing people and tonight hundreds
of homes that have been vacant for
months are reoccupied.