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in better position to know the inside facts than the Democrats.
 1aere are men higher up in these frauds. and it Is not improbable that soulo of them are in responsible o2- ficial positions, for it is inconceivable that mere clerks and dock laborers could practice wholesale frauds involv- ing millions and extending through many years without the connivance of officials of power and influence. And it is likewise certain that such frauds were not peTpetrated without he guilty participation of high officials of the sugar trust and other large ign- porters. These men higher up" have wealth and influence behind them. To make their exposure and punishment : party question would De to add to this the power of a political Larty- an aid to which criminals are not en- titled.
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REVOLUTION KNOCKS
 AT ENGLANDS DOOR

LONDON, Dec. 2.-The national lib eral federation issued manifesto to- night which it urges the party to raIly for the election and concentrate it's attention entirely on the constitutions al struggle between the house of lords, and the house of commons. It says:"If the present action of the peers is not repudiated swiftly, the rights. and privileges won so dearly by the forefathers in the great strug gles for freedom will be surrendered.
 The. manifesto declares the peers power of veto must be restricted so that the last word of legislation, rel ative to finance will rest on the house of commons.
 Tn this fight for our rights respon- sibility rests upon us," the manifest continues, electors will have to de eide whether or not they wish to govern themselves, or be governed by a few hundred hereditary peers who have thrown the constitution into the melting pot in order to shift ;he bur den of taxation from the wealthy land and liquor interests onto those who have to struggle for food and the nee essaries of life"
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a desire to serve the political inter ests of party should govern the legIs- latiye as well as the executive branch es of the government in dealing with the customs frauds. Washington dts- patches indicate a Likelihood of con gressicnal action looking to a legis- latiye investigation. and the mere prospect has set political circles agog and the paramount question may soon be the effect upon party prospects rather than who is guilty.
 Primarily, the responsibility for the detection and punishment of the per sons implicated in these frauds rests upon the executive officers and the courts. If these agencies for any req son fail in their duty, then it may be proper for congress to act, and in that event the recreant officials also should be put upon the congress sional rack.
 But in no event should the inves- tigation be made party question. No party stands for fraud and crime, and
 
 to make party question of measures aimed at the exposure and punish ment of criminals is to cloud the is sue and give to the guilty parties a support to which they are not enu- tied.
 The Republican party controls con gress, and naturally one would ex- pect it's leaders to initiate the move ment for an investigation, if there is to be one, not to gain a party ad vantage but because the congression al leaders of that party are in closer touch with the executive officers and
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ing business at the same old stand and the fresh kids whose first impulse was to match something with the old gorilla were slowed away in the jour. nalistic boneyard.
 But this was ap unusually loud noise. It is useless to recount here the beautiful adjectives which de scribed in glowing terms the peculiar and native ability of the Frisco Kids. 2 We'll. in brief they were the whole show.
 The first announcement carried greetings of good feeling. peace with all the world. and animosity to none We ain't got nothin agin nobody was the tenor of their first journalistic expression. The old gorilla extended the hand of goodfellowship and the new management got of in good shape But horrors!
 The kids" had not washed up or some mean, conniving, ward Democrat got the big kid backed up into a cor ner and loaded him full of the exaet condition of the republican party 1T these parts. The big 'un was loaded so full of Republican information thai he sizzled like soda fountain Ther the next day came the explosion. 1 The national committeeman of Ari zona was called a back number Col IL. W. Powell. member of the last na tional Republican convention from thI' county was put in the same politica bed, and 10 and behold, in their stead was raised the popinjay delegate ant the territorial Republican chairman a 1, the real thing.
 The old gorilla glanced over the pc litical situation created by the Prise,
 Kids and slowly closed one eye. w retired to our sanetum with that satis fled feeling that everything was lovel
 on the political horizon from a Demo l cratic standpoint, and we did not fee J called on to interfere in a Republican
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TWO ACT COMEDY
 BY THE FRISCO KIDS

Not many days ago the inhabitants of the Warren District paused in the pursuit of their daily vocation; the earth trembled; there was a great noise abroad in the land. THE FRISCO KIDS HAD STRUCK TOWN.
 We finally located the big noise in the direction of the Miner office and after looking over the new younsters and surveying the landscape OCT in general, the old gorilla settled back in the even tenor of its way
 We had heard this same noise in the same direction and after the furry and buster had cleared away and the noise subsided we always found the old reliable family newspaper still do
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MINE LOCATION LAW
 PROVES BIG PUZZLE
EIGHT FOOT DISCOVERY SHAFT APPLIES TO LOCATION OF IN, HAL WORK.

There seems to be m:sunderstand- ing on the part of some of the claim owners in regard to the nature of the Arizona mining location Jaw as amended by the last legislature. The new law, which admits of an eight foot discovery shaft instead of re- quiring that one be 10 feet in depth, as heretofore. applies only to loca- ton or initial work, and not to an- nual or assessment work The reg ulation requiring s100 worth of work per claim is still in force; it is Fed eral law which can not be amended except by special enactment by Con gress.
 The new territorial law is as fol- lows:
 An Act To Regulate Location of Mines Amending Section S2S4, Sub. 3 and S237 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901
 "Bt is enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona:
 Section l, Section 9234, Subdivis- ion 2. to read as follows: .To sink discovery shaft in the claim to a depth of at least eight feet from the lowest part of the rim of the shaft at the surface, and deeper, if neces- sary. until there is disclosed in said shaft p1iparal in nIaca
 Section 2, Section 3237, Subdivis- ion ', to read as follows:
 Any open cut, adit or tunnel, which shall be made as above pro vided for, as a part of the location of lode mining claim, and which shall be equal in amount of work to a shaft eight feet deep and four feet wide by six feet long, and which shall cut a lode or mineral in place at a depth of ten feet from the surface, shall be equivalent to a shaft sunk from the surface
 Section g. All acts and parts of acts in conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
 Section 4. This act shall take eff feet and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved March 1S, 1909"
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MORGAN GETS EQUITABLE.

NEW YORK, Dec. .2.-The control oi Equitable Life, secured by Thomas Ryan during the insurance scandals. has passed to J. Pierpont Morgan with s472. .OOo. .OO0.oO assets.
 According to brief statement Ryan says Morgan bought majority of the stock subject to trust under which Grover Cleveland. Morgan oBrien and George Westinghouse were made voting trustees for the benefit of policy holders.
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row. We didn't say word, until yes terday and one growl put them at it again.
 But what we want to know and what the Republicans want to know is. does the Miner represent the Repubii- can party of the county and territory. or does 1t represent Ralph Cameron and Hoyal A. Smith. as against l.. w. Powell and Col sturgis?
 Never mind so many figures of speech. let's have the answer.
 {. Q. you Frisco Kids,
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AMERICAN WOMAN MisuNDERsTooD.


 In contemplating the passion lor maney getting which is charac.sr:ssic cf the American man, the grovrng ex- ravagance in habits of fife Of the Am e,ican woman has always coERs in iar severe criticism. her frivolous m!Ld aud her love of ostentation anl dis- p.ay besog given as the reason he- hind the American mans frenzied if nance. And the graver sins than wild speculation have been laid to her. The terrible conditions of tenement houses and the pitiably low wages of the un- skilled worker, the system which forces little children into mines, fac tories and mills, have all been charg- ed as a part of her making, her ex- travagant demands making it neces- sary that by whatever means possible the investment of capital must bring the largest dividend and that opera ton be conducted with the least pos sible expense.
 In this the American woman seems to have been somewhat misurder. stood. Men do not necessarily become possessed of the money-gett' pas sion because of the demands of ths women of their households Some ot the most tireIess accumulators in the wbolc country are free from the ne cessity of paying any woHlan's bills The average man loves the game of money making for the excitement, the matching of wits. the delight of see ing himself successful in this under taking and now in that, and delights as much in the consciousness that he has made according to the genera. American standard success of life more for what it stands for than fol what it really constitutes. Such maI needs no good of woman to drive hin on in his money getting. And th' average woman knows so little of he husbands business methods, if his in terests be large and varied-in faci so little of business system of an sort-that though thoughtless she cal scarcely be accused of consciousl contributing to the stress of Wa street or the many expressions of tn scantily paid class.
 But American women are rapidl freeing themselves of even the pol sible accusation of thoughtIessness ( the means of obtaining vast fortune or of a lack of appreciation of tb obligation which great wealth lay on the possessor. Such women s Helen Gould. Miss Anne Morgan, Mir Russell Sage and many others who's giving, though less known, is quite a considerable. show that the America women of wealth are awakening the fact that If great wealth has com to them it becomes a duty. incambei and not to te evaded. to again di purse the substance among those le. fortunate And while one may n' ineorse the saffraee movement or must regard the fact that two wome of such wealth and social position Mrs Clarence Mackay and Mrs. , H P. Belmont have taken up acti' work for what they believe wilI brir hette- conditions to women. as a other indication that American wcms have core to realization of the ia that great wealfh far from being
 thing 10 te regarded as a means
 selfiadnIgence and idle pleasure, e .s.ss e duzv of service to others.
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Wear an6 Tsar on Currency.
 The annual wsar and tear on tAs worlds currency is estimated at tyo tons of gold and 100 tons of silver.
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~.nnot ro., ronsc,enoe-

-f, man kin ailus fix mp arguments to quiet his conscierce.~ said Uncle Eben. but tain no use. No matter how much you turns de clock back. sundown gwintsr come jes' de same. =
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Daily rhouoht.

Never bear more than one trouble at a time. Some people bear thre~ kinds-ail they ever had. all they hays now. and sh they expect te have.
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seIf-peeeptlon Common. Grevills; No man was ever 90 much deceived hy another as by himssle
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eewars Of Bosssino

Lavater: He who can concsai his joys is greater than he who can hide bis griefs-
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erszIi's Cotton industry. Substantially one-third of the sn, ssre sndnstrial capital of Brazil 1s ia- vested tn cotton mills
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CUSTOM FRAUDS AND POLITICS.
 An honest purpose to expose >rims and punish the criminals rather than
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-23
WOULD BRING JOIN son AND 4
% JEFF TOGETHER LABOR DAY

ELY, New. July 23.-Tex Hall,
backed by the citizens and busi-
ness men of the city. has taken 1t
npon himself to accomplish what
no other pugilistic promoter has
cusseeded in doing, namely, to
bring about a meeting between
the once glorious James J. Jeffries
and the husky dinge, John Arthur
johnson.
Hall and his hackers are deter
mined to get big fistic attraction
for this city on Labor Day, and
they win hesitate at nothing In
the way of expense to have their
wish. The local promoter this
morning wired the former champ.
ION in st. Paul, and a reply is ex.
pected before night. ohnson, Hal
argues. will accept without any
uuibbling.
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Spend
GREAT DAY
HERE
CONTINUED From Page one.)

Continued From Page One.)
1--WE were told all along the way
ma" said Leon Westmoreland,
out here that We would like Taco
editor of the Democrat at Green
wood, Ark, "but what we have
seen so far Is surprise to US.
You have wonderful country out
here and a great city. i am afraid
that many members of the party
will never be content to go back
and live I nor homes after see
Iing what We have out here"
I 1t is stand-off between H. B.
Hale of Hartford. Conn, and G.
IL. Bittinger of Florida as to which
travelled farthest to attend the con-
lvention.
A number OF the editors were
disappointed at their inability to
secure accommodations on the trip
to Alaska. All the berths on the
Northwestern were reserved sever
tal days ago and about 40 mem
ibers o fthe party will be unable &c
go North,
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SHERIFF IS MADE
DEFENDANT IN
SUIT

Thomas N. Morris. sheriff Of
Pierce county. is the defendant in
a suit brought by the Jensen-Nor-
man Laboratory company In the
superior court today. The plain
tiffs ask that Morris be restrained
from selling lots 10 and IL, block
l of Tacoma avenue addition ON a
tax delinquency as that property
belongs personally to the wife of
Jensen and is not the property OF
the cOmnany
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planes and rudders this way and
that.
The aeroplane reeled through
the air like a drunken man, but
always climbing, climbing. 1t was
running away and turning upward,
upward, In a spiral curve.
Horror dried all threats. Not
even Curtiss moved. You didn't
have to know anything about aero
planes to see that the rider was
to have a terrible fall. When 1t
came the machine tiltel downward
at one end. 1t shot through the
air like an arrow and crumpled up
in a mass of debris. about the
senseless form of Williams.
1.-THE man took q drink, did
he?" asked an official of the Aero
nautic society, which had purchas-
ed the aeroplane. "Well, that one
drink shows that there was moth
ing the matter with the aeroplane
or its principles. The matter was
with the man.
"a drink on an empty stomach,
and then his first aeroplane fight
Poor fellow.
"The man who drinks at all Il
always sure to drink just at the
time when he ought not to-" was
the maxim of a merchant prince
who used to hire teetotalers, a
far as possible.
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Took Drink, Then Tried His First Ride
IN an Aeroplane: Nedrly Lost His Life
BY w. q. sheuherd.

MINEOLA, l.. l., July 23.-Li-
Quor and aeroplanes, like liquor
and q lot of other things. don't
mix.
This lesson came, like Sabbath
morning sermon, from the skies
when Alex. Williams. In the Cur
tiss flyer, was nearly dashed te
death on a beautiful Sunday morn,
ing.
He had had one drink-just
one.
It was the first aeroplane cas-
ualty of the year.
The landlord of the little hotel
at Mineola awakened us all at
4:30 in the morning. Curtiss had
left call for that hour and In
tended to take a fight and then
give instructions to two pupils
the first aeroplane pupils In the
United States,
Breakfast was to be put of I'M
til after the flights.
Glenn Curtiss, the maker of. the
machine. and its master, left the
hotel Immediately for the field,
with A. s. Willard, one of his pu-
pils-to-be.
Alex. Williams, the other pros
pective pupil, walked into the
bar room, where hungry reporter
had coaxed a glass of milk out
of the sleepy landlord.
"Benedictine," said Williams.
The landlord took down the bot
tie and found that it contained
just one glass of benedictine. Will
liams jokingly snapped his fingers
as a negro does in coaxing the
dice, as IL he were urging the last
drops of liquor out of the bottle.
He drained the glass and hur-
ried away to the field.
xbJust one glass.
Ten minutes later Curtiss was
soaring in wonderful circles and
figures of 8-dipping and rising
in his beautiful machine. He went
to a height of over 100 feet, glided
down hill" on the air, until II
seemed his machine would strike
the earth, only to soar again with
all the freedom of bird. English
sparrows that were flying over the
field by hundreds gave frightened
cries as the roaring giant of bird
approached them. Finally he de-
|scended, lightly as feather.
Then, from the far end of the
field, the crowd saw tho machine
rise again and come toward the
|beholders. 1t few low and
straight and settled to earth
gently. IA
When the beholders saw that
the driver in this fight was not
Curtiss but Willard they realized
that they had witnessed the frs
lesson ever given in an aeroplant
in the United States.
Willard climbed off the seat
rather trembly, but triumphant.
It was Williams turn.
The machine was drawn back tt
the far end of the field and h
mounted the seat.
"Now, go straight and low
Don't go far" warned Curtiss, tn,
teacher.
The aeroplane dashed along tn,
grass and then left the earth. /
began to climb, higher and higher
Then it started to curve. TIL,
crowd saw the man at the whee
desperately. turning his
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Two pictures secured exclusively by the Times of the first
The picture the wrecked
where tn dragged Williams
picture the watching
hurting inventor center
vanly trying to shout directions.
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Boston Wool.

BOSTON. Nav 1s.-Thc strength and
activity in the local wool market is still
maintained. The demand continues and
prices keep rising. Western wool is ac~
tive. although the bulk of transactions is
in futures The mill situation in New
England Is reported as fsvora bic. the
worsted mills running at fun capacity and
the wooden mills showing an increase.
Utah clips on secured basis have sold
o, Csc and there Is 4 libcraI movement
i'm Arizona from 2lc to 26c. Secured woods
continue In active demand AT top prices,
choice fine selling at SIC TO CSC. Pulled
wool is also selling freely. Only n few
bags Of old stock remain,
Some OF the leading domestic quota
tions range as follows:
Secured values - Texas 49, Fine. II
months. s5@67c: fine, 6 to months. $50
soc: fine fall, 53m5oc
California a-Northerr 63G s5c; middle
county. 55m SIC: fail. A5@48c.
Orcgon--Ea stern No. / staple. 6S670c:
eastern clothing, 6o@62c; valley No. 4.
53Gf 55c.
Tcrrltory-Finc staple 70@ re: fine me-
dium staple, iSm1oc; fine clothing. 65T
SIC; fine medium clothing. ds5c: half
blood. 65Gs7c: three -"ighths blood 62m
63c qudartcr- blood. 65@6Sc.
Pulled---cNtra. 70@ 72c; fine 4, 63d SEC;
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