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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10
Genuine Mexican drawnwork-Feist !
Best Healer in tho World.

Rev. F. Starbird, of East Raymond, Maine, says: "'I have used Bucklen s Arnica Salve for several years, on my old army wound, and other obstinate sores, and find it the best healer in the world. l use it too with great sue cess in my veterinary business. y Price 25c at the Palace Pharmacy drug store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10
A Pleasant Physic

When you want pleasant physie give Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets trial. They are mld and gentle in their action and always pro duce pleasant cathartic effect. Call at any drug store for free sample.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and get a dol. lar bottle. Then after you have used tho entire contents of the bottle if you can honestly say, that it has not done you any good, return the bottle to the druggist and he will refund your money without ques- ton or delay. We will then pay the drug Rist for the bottle. Don't hesitate, all druggists know that our guarantee is good. This offer applies to the large bottle only and to but one In family. The large bot tie contains 24 times as much as the fifty cent bottle.
 Kodcl-is prepared at the labora- tories of E. c. Dewitt & Co, Chicago.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10
Lots $4o and up. Room s2 Trust Bldg.

We say without hesitation that De Witt s Kidney and Bladder Pills are unequaled for weak kidneys, backache, inflammation of the bladder and all ur mary disorders. They are antiseptic and act promptly in all cases of weak back, backache, rheumatism and rheu- matic pains. Accept no substitute. We sell and recommend them. Paave Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10

The best known pills and the best pills made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are small, easy to take, gentle and certain, and are sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10
REGULAR DANCES

The Globe Bakery Hall has been leased for dancing. Dances will be giv- en each Wednesday and Saturday night beginning at 9 o'clock sharp.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-10
A Neighbor of Yours

As well as yourself is liable at any time to have rheumatism. We're all liable to have cuts or burns, bruises or scalds, crick in the back, neck or side some kind of an ache or pain. Then heed this advice and tell your neigh Liniment relieves all aches and pains, and heals all wounds.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01
@unrrnp @nrlaunr.

S &jpract If 57oe @a6e og ste
Mper11e - Sen Gel al Seem Oorf,
bpor MillionRrerne fat lamlet Jig
lao tet lom nuligt / 6eres pregtige
8oliger - ligeer ct pala0sagttgt
@us, Joni far foitet 6ets @ier ONT
firing 6 Millioner Collars, % til
6ennes Gum bprer enb6a life Be 2t5,,
900 Collars, JONI @aoeanlpgget til
8oligen folteoe. @jeren er @orne-
illus Gan6erbilt.
2oftet / bans 8alial me6 oets mo-
leoe og mooellereoe Ornamenter to-
iteoe aFene omtring $4,000 9oll. Sen
Mften, ba Salen inobieoes me6 bet
fgrlte Sal, bar &Gggene 69ffeoe meo
for 5000 Soil. fri1fe @oier.
9ertugen at @eitminiter iiges at
babe betalt benimo6 6 Mill. Doll. for
l1olmDfningen at lit itatelige Serre-
ieoe Gbesibire, gaton Sail. Mount
St1lart, ct al oct Babe Da1iin S1otte,
iom tiIbgrer Marquiien al Suite, re-
p%reienterer en- ltge iaa flor Gum.
Dette itatelige SALADS, maaife bet
pragtfuloeite / England, bar Ell Spt-
ieia1, ser er inrDffet me6 p%iounoerlig
flint, itolienif Moiaifarbei6e, og lom
er iaa flor, at sen meo 2etbeo rum=
mer 800 @ieiter. Sens 8egge er al
Mlabait meo &iller Of orDoeret @es-
fling % 8ronce.. Sen itore Srappe %
@alleriet CT al feilfrit Marmor fra
Sicilien og @arrara. 8illeoerne |
@allerierne er burbere6e til {. 600,-
900 DoII., og en- Sormue er bleperl
gbslet paa Be imuffe 9rangerier,
Mfpnrier % Na6c.
Men ielp en- iaa foitbar 8ragt JON
oenne forbunfles al ben mere eno
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

Nr-rW-~t rks@
SIutningen at Monneoen e,eoas 81
ON at begaa SeIpmorb iant1tetl, n1e11,
8Io1en bIep opgibet, % Jrf. @illao'
ien gictnte &epolperett, iion1 bar fipbt
til bette 8r,1g. Senere lobeoe @pr'
fling fin &uitru at brpoe 6orboloet til
5rt. @illaoien, % ban bar bange
for at bipe %offeoiget at @asperfs-
tompogniet for tit 6orbolb til benoc.
Da Srgten @illabien lit bette at b.
re, opltob Der cit 0roitrio mellcm
bent % bun retteoe &epolperen moo
bam og trueoe meb at ifpoe bonn.
San rep 8uobenet fra benoe % affD-
reoe to elIer ire Stub MOB benoe,
iom ra,nte benoe, flpgtebe oerfra no
/ MGsbpbolm Sfop for at begao
5elpmoro, men tabtc 0eobet berttl og
font after tilbnge til ben bpcnbe &pin>
De, hos bpcm ba', ilgpt iatte zig neo,
inotil ban blcp greben. 6orbbrene
er MI aHlutteoe, og 9o1nt11en bill fall
De / 8egpnoelien al SSan,1ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01
Gn 2bsubals.

S cit al De lpoijnlla1oife &roDinS-
bper fin6es Ell 8orger, iom er fienbt:
for iin. ualmin6elig fro6ige Gantaii
- rent ro lagt for at bore Ell ganlfe
forlfreffelig 2pgnbalS!
Manoen bar / lin 9io pGret / Sine
rifo, % naar ban begpnoer at fortGl-
le ON fine Oplepelier og 9gpentpr
oeropre, ct Fan life til at ltoppe.
@n Dag lab Ian paa cit al 8pens
itsrre &afeer og proleoe beilpot al
fire 8c0rifter / Mrnerifa. SUN bapoe
prppet li0t al alt muligt beropre, lige
fra Gombop til 8rgnOgraper, BON
bapbe beret omertfonlf Golbat babe
til Sands og til @anos oib.
&luoielig bar ser EN- nng Mono
pe0 ct anoet 8or6, Ser reiite Jig og
meget erbe6igt nermebe Zig.
uMao ieg bobe Sen sore at billie
paa Gem!" iagoe ban, LEG amer life
bpem @e ct, men Set er ferlte Gong
/ nit Sip, jeg treffer Ell Manb, Ser
er ODER bunbreoe Mar garnnel."
rGr De toslet," ing6e Manoen ME-
get forbauiet, LEG er i'gu life bun=
oreoe Mar gammel."
$50, set mac Sc abiolnt bere!"
paajtobs Sen anben. nSeg bat me6
flor Bornpielie bert Dem fortelle &C.
reg i~nteresiante 0plepeIier, og i ST.
ge 6ern bar Sc. eberet 2%anolol6ut /
fem Mor, Marineiolbat / fem Mor,
gopboD / anore fem Mar oip. Naar
alt bette bliper lagt iamn1e11, og Sc |
Gglge Deres ege1 n6talelie bar 20
glar, ga Sc reiite til Mmerifa, mao
Sc MI bore n6iugtig 119 Mor go1n-
mel! Moo leg bilie paa Dem, Sc
bprer QereS MI6er u1merfet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

6 5 IN s g. &oniulent
Mielien bar iolgt lin @aar0 / Sgnoer
5altum til @aarbeier g. &eiter=
eoarb al Nerrc Saltum for $1,000
&r.
- Sernbanebotellet / Sbiiteo er al
&oteleier 2aumericn iolgt til 1rG~
banbler 9. In0erlen al Sbiiteo for
$4,000 &r. 0pertagelien ifer itrafs.
- SEQ Nuftionen ODER Sig, til
bsrel1oe StambuIet Neoergaarb paa
2oneelano, blep &ortif>lier Maolen,
5ppertorp, bpiitbpoen6e meo $4,000
SET. 8ubet ifal babe fongelig appro=
baton. 9il Sie bgrer ct Mreal at
{. 240 1br. 2ano meb IS I0r. 9art>
form.
- &ropricter S. g. @ielien, ,SSG=
ger1,m pes Mal6org, bar iolgt 9alp=
6elen og 6%ieroeoelen at i'm @aoro
til benbol6spis @aaroeier S. 81.
Sacobien, 6ierritslcp, og 5eglbr9n<
ser g. G%briltenleu, Uranium Gngc,
for iolt $3.50 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

SI0ebrnnbe e. @ennet 8er=
netiens @aaro / Soprup neobrenote
totolt forlcoen Mften.
2aoebpgningen til vSebp=
gaoro", tilbprenbe gtambrsbeiiooer
Mrenfelot, ct nebbrenbt. Sloen me.
mes at bore paai at.
6orle0en Morgen neobrGnote
tire iamrnenbpggeoe @uslenger al 8.
Gieliens @aaro nMole0e" / &orl5=
1unoe tilligemeb nogle Staffe. Glue
BUFFET reoocoes. Sloen er paaiat og
un6er 8ronoforbpret blcp @jeren or
re]teret.
- Cart Sllcns @aaro / Sfp6e=
bierg pes Morl,p er forleben Scat neo=
brqn0t. &reoturerne r%eooeoes. Com
mistenft for at bope paalat Sloen Ell
anbolot Ell forbenperenoe Semano,
Clinton Senien, Ser inbtil l.. December
tiente paa @aaroen. @on par bleDen
bortpilt- paa @run0 al CIT Sorl celle
ban bapoe be9ouet, og cnbel al bans
2en par tilbagebolot, bporfor ban
bapbe uotalt, at bon piloe bGpne Jig,
Sn6boet og Ell @uno br9n6te.
- @%rapengaaro, en- balp Mtl fro
&oriens, tilbgren6e Sobannes &ier
er neobrenot. Ser inbebrenbte Is
Stfr. &eer og ltngfpeg, 3 @eite,
@pin og en- Gel 6ierfrG. Gjerer
og Suitru par / &oriens og fom feri
bjem cit Gime efter Sloens l16brn6
Jobermeiteren og en- &ige Dor EN-
biemme paa @aarben og maaHe
iterfte &ait re66e @ierens 5 8ern
at bpilfet set el61te er Z Mor; / De-
blotte 2i11neo maatte 8grnene is
res til Nobogaarben. Mlt Sn6boeI
br9nbte.
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oric1falf ufsns aIaog d

orienfaI ligss 81 alaos ~
|fiIbgrer Mr. Mi,reb nto en anteri'
|futit MsilIioner Ser alenepda IL 60
peoarelies Moitprelie bar soslet er
Cum Benge, Der ! Rentei1otpgt piloe
|gibe $4,000 3oa. nnrligt. Mm BR-
relift ligner 0a ogiaa1 mere CT grgm
fra uG1iito % e1 9eat" eto ct go.
Derllnl iil0rtttet ior en- alminoelig o.
|0elig. NIcnc Sengen reprnientercl
en- Gum af2OO,OOO 9oll. Den CT a
.Sbenbolt % iaa fli,itfGroigt nbifaa.
ret, at alene oe1s 9eforation M
ielIatte fire 411nit1ere ! balpanoet
.gar. Tor at lfaife G%lfenben al til
freositiIIenbe 5tprreIie og &palitet
uoienbtes en- Gtspeoition til Mfrifa
for en- 8efoitning al $4,000 Soil.
sSengen .er 6raperet meb purpurfarpet
'DamaI al ct iprifilt fon1poneret
Mgniter, % Stoffet blep betalt meb
"a. Soil pr. Mlen.
8%Rgpanelerne .er al bpio gmaille
% rigt forgplbte. Ile1e bisie Sane
Ter foitebe 10000 Soil. gGggene er
orapere6e meo ct uforligneligt ge=
nlteiiif Slpilsitof / Burpnr % @ulo..
.Stoffet foiteoe IS Doll. pr. Mlen.
@ar6inerne er ogian i 8ltrpl1r ,og
@uI6 meo Undergraduate al 8rpsiel=
fniplinger og Silfe. @ar6inringe-
he er al lg6igt @uI6. Mlle Stole er
of Glfenben og Sbenbolt, in6lagte
,1cb ngte @ulb. &ber: Stol bar TO-
itet omfring 10000 Doll. &aa De
fire Sore, iom fprer IND til bette
ll,fsuripie Wnrelie, CT inoIagt for c.
10000 Doll. ltbimpfning. st me-
get fort % pregtigt &lGoeifub i GG>
rcllet 1fal Dapc fpitet 245,0O0 Doll.
9toget al oct luluffclle / Mr. Mur-
cba16s &aln er bog Srappegangen.
Sen breoe Srappe, iom fdrer fra Sc
Itiblllen op til Tgritelolen; er lapet
al set rel1elte, bpibe Marmor, og Set
te er blepet ioa n1eIterligt iamlnen-
fgiet, at 6et icr 116, iom ont Sen er
b,,gget no al en eneite fnmpemesiia
Marmorblof. 8aluitraberne, ser CT
op%croroenltg ifient. iormebe, ct oper=
truf1e meo- @,1lb. @eb 6o6en al
-3rappen itaar to fempeltore Gtgnrer
/ &u1tninger, og bper al Dent bolber !
bercs oprofte @aano en- elcftriff Sat
.fel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

Gp6sfolb. 9obafsfabrifant,
&ancclliraao s. Mielien, 0benie, CT
afgaaet peo 9gben 81 Iar gammel.
@e1 Ifob6e bar / fin STD 8prooos>
meolem .og bur. befleot flere an6re
offenlige Gilliosbperp.
= S%ogneprGit til &eirun, Carl
Gbr. Sbomicn, CT ofgaaet peo 9p=
ben, 40 Mar gammel. ,Den afoeoe
bar tibligere &rnit / Genp peo Struer
og gift meb en- &omtesie &nutb.
Gu al Set foreneoe DampifibS=
%1clifab"s ticn6te og peltiente 6erere,
Golb. scbibbpe, er af9aaet peo 9e<
ben, 81 Mor gomn1el. 0en afoeoe,
Der fom i Gel fabets 9iene1te / 1888,
bar CIT pli%gtopfploenbe og opgtig 81
mano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01
!6ar Siltro til ben. 8oitor S. 6

!@ar Siltrp til ben. Boitor S. g.
2itt ifriper fra 5ebringspille, Snta=
rio: IS 2ebet al ofpigte Mor far jeg
iolgt omtrent to 9ulin SLATER &11rifo
til &enner og Maboer. S min 6ami=
lie Burger ri Sen og bar giort oct /
Morepis. Seq bar Giltro til &uri=
TO, ellers piloe leg life onbefale sen. "
Dr. &eters &urtfo bar pllnoet &p
enc og alene paa @run0 al fine for
trirlige @genlfaber. Sen pirfer altio
gopnligt. Gen Dar beitaaet Sioens
Brgpe. Suiinoer far afgtpet Gio-
nesbprb om 6ens lunbbeoSsiuenoe
&raft. &urifo faces life, iom andre
Meoiciner, paa Mpotbefet, men fn1l
beb at benpen6e Jig 6trefte til 2ofal=
Agenter, Der er aniatte al @ierne,
81. 8eter Gabrnep & Cons 60, 112
Ills go. @oDne Mbe., Chicago, Sll.
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800 500

Dette plabs aeiers oil sore for. ,siebe ouer at er'ars
At Der e. bet mtnbite en- frp9tet Spsbcm, Tom Wieus.
bttr, ID set q katorib! Hairs. Cataffh, anre CT Set
eneite ~ptr.eliae elbfeoeliesmiob 4eaettaneen tjsa.;
Der. Do Ratarrb e. en- tonitttutienet Spescn.
torbrer ben en- ton;tttutioneI gebanbtine. Hail
Catsrrh Oure taees tns. pirte. btrette paa Blohe!
"a @limb,nberne I Spitemet. ttltntetgipr bsrpe,
S,sbou,mens Marias ss giuer Ysattenten Stprte. pei
atopbpsse &enitttuttonen % bietpe Ratnren at s'er.
beltrettnbe Strait. at BE tilbpber ct ~bunSrebe Dollars
for bsert EtIfolbe, 5uort benne yeebtctn title bepirte,
6etbrebelIe. Strip eftrr Elite % Dtbnesbprb. 9ftitrtp
FIJI. CHENEY & CO., Toledo g
~ SnIses pos Vt otbefere.
Halls Faulty Pills er b: bebte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-01

al bpsrafore. aisbeiunlt1,teii,,
let 22,25O Mff uoen geiiatuiug.
gaaroeier 90. 8ieI i nloaI bar
iolet fin oerIteos beliaeenoe @aaro
It'll Qensn,ol1o N,,oreas Mnoerien fra
f0anoerup fpr 5S1,1oo Mf.;2 Sdte
log 81 stptfer areatl1rer ,neofglger !
I&anoelen. &eiten beboloer gnIge-
rem. Dpertagelien fer til 15oe Sc
brl1nr.
Sobannes Anoerien, iom iiolte
Mar figbte Gbriiten 8onsbefs @aaro
peo Sells, bar iolgt Ben til @aitgiper
g .@enningien. Mnoerien faar $4,000
Marf. Sn6apl og 8%eietning paa ct
8ar Rreaturer r,ar me6fglger / .&o1-
6elen. Gratreoelie / nprmeite Grern-
tbs.
49, @oar6cier 81. 2oren5en / sfop-
By bar iolgt fin imuft beliggen6e
@nar6 meb omtrent 70 Seftar 2a11o
(6g LOO Mf. MettouobDtte, ubett
8eietning og SSrbentar, til @aar6>
banoIer $. S. anoreien al Blens-
borg for 68,000 03f. mes Operta-
eelfe itrafs. aipberen agter at 1,o-
itpffe @%aoroen.
@rf1are.t o + % 5, ut en-
5 o g I e be II S e. S SSarl1ar 1905
blep ser befien0tgiort en- Dpforortng
til 2onomanb Sens Ntellen fra
sfrpoitr11p, fpot ocn "a. SUM- 1854
/ @iar11p peo &olbing, i Mnleoning
al EN- Mrpeiag at meloe Zig peo Mmts-
retten / Saocrsleo inoen %. 5eptem-
Der iammc aar, / moblat 6alo piloe
han blipc erflGrct for ops.
Sens Miclicn, Scr bar 5teolpn ali
ofopoc 2anObolSmanD Selper Sam,
bar uopol1Orct til Gueenslano og baD=
Sc oen Gang life laoet bpre fra Jig til
fine bcrboe10e NOR taaen6e Sl9gt=
hinge / II Ior, bbprfor set ogiaa
gpbt funoc nntoges, at ban bar bpo.
Sfftcielt bar ban alt aa og0 % bar
Ii Den Cortland I'LL ueret set / goot 3
Star. @pem tG1'fc Zig 0erfor Steo-
ipjtercrt, 2onobofSmanD &illobs 9an=
!, iens !@uitrl1S gleOelige Suerraifelie,
0a bon / @cgpn6elie1 al afpigte Maa-
,neb fon1 bic1n i9icn otter 20 Aars
Jorlpb, i bpilfclr SID b,,n life bopoe
: bprt ct Orb ira bam.
s Set ijerne 2ono bar S. Miellen
lepct ct bepeget Sin, / @rig oe Treo,
men melt / @rig. San par Ell beea-
bet. ing Ma1o. Otter nogle MorS
3ieneite berbjc,lme, bnor ban friite6e
megct onot, rejlte ban lon1 17-MorS
0reng til Queensland, bDor bon
fprit tog Sie1cite lom Taarepoif er.
Otter t3 Nur5 6orlpb, altioa
1854, por fan 6jenlme; Ga por ban
trooot / engcllt arigstie1eite. Ger
to1 ban igicn oeriuo, ira bpil-
felt 5io ban uafbrnot bar p0ret /
81 og 2ono=&rigsticnelte for 5tor=
britonnien. 9du er ban gaaet al iom
p%cnlioncret General.
>@otten til 1. April Mar blep Niel-
len iooret al 2 @11gler / bpire 2ungc,
lon bou CT blepen fornpl,bpgtig %
Notwithstanding.
Set fa1 goot foritoaes, at Mielicn
eiter ioo mango Nars 6orleb bar fplt
2engiel efter 6eorelanoet. San
i%friper: SRA Ell otte Mars ari9
Spo< % Noro=Mu1tralienL 4 MGrfer
fra &ugler, 2 Maane0er l1o fra 2aln=
rettet, far jeg i9jen opnaot set 9nlfe
at le mit 8G0relono. Seq bar tGnft>
at Der er Gnbe paa altiug, at jog bar
fortient @pile for Sc fao Mor % Da<
&c, oct ser gtpct mig en6nu at leDe. l."
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conspiracy theory. On this same
ballot we stood six for guilty of
murder in the first degree with
mitigating circumstances, five for
murder in the second degree with
twenty years the maximum penalty,
and one for acquittal. The ballots
all day Wednesday and Thursday
showed the same result. Yester-
day the man who voted for acquit-
tai came over for murder in the
second degree, but only for ten
years. The rest of us did not deem
ten years as anything like adequ-
ate, so we disagreed again. Of
course, all this refers to the Coop
ers, not Sharp, whom we had ac-
quilted.
Early this morning the man
who was holding out for ten years
agreed to twenty years, and the
six who were voting for murder in
the first degree agreed to this ver-
dict"
While the jurors would not say
who the man was who held out for
acquittal, it is known from re-
marks overheard by the deputies
that he was S. j. Hyde.
John Sharp hurried to the court
house when he heard of the verdict
and was soon ,closeted with the de-
PENDANTS and their counsel. Mrs.
Sharp was in court when the jury
reported, and 'comforted the two
daughters Of Col. Cooper with her
presence and sympathy. Several
other faithful girl friends were
with them during the ordeal and
accompanied them to the room of
the defendants, where they awaited
the arrival of bondsmen.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-03-24
LEADER OFFICE IMPROVEMENTS.

The Leader has about completed
the Encouragement and enlargement
of its plant and quarters, and takes
great pleasure in announcing to it's
friends and the general public that
it has more room and better equip
ment for carrying on its publishing
and job printing business than at
any period in its history of over a
quarter of a century.
The partitions have been remov-
ed in its old quarters in the second
floor of the Magee Building, the
walls and ceiling freshened up with
paint and lkalsomine, and this
whole floor thrown into one large,
well-lighted space for the printing
department. This is equipped with
gas engine, news power press, three
improved job presses, a Simplex
type-setting machine, paper cutter,
and all of the type and other furn-
ishings needed for a printing office
in this locality.
Two additional rooms have been
secured at the head of the stairway
in the Larsen Building, next door
Immediately adjoining the printing
shop, and here the business and ed
itorial offices are located and easily
accessible to all persons having
news or business in our line, and
these are furnished with every
thing needed for convenience and
expeditions work. Our phone
number is 81.
Taken altogether, The Leaders,
equipment and Office arrangements
are now the most complete and con-
venient to be found anywhere out
side of the three largest cities in
the State.
Call and see us.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1909-03-24
The Battleship Mississippi May Visit
NatChez.

Washington, March 22.-To show
that the Mississippi is capable of
hearing the commerce of conti-
nent and that it is susceptible to
great improvement in its upper
reaches, Representative Dickson ~
Mississippi, is trying to have the
battleship Mississippi sent up the
river to receive the silver service
Mississippi is to give the ship. He
would have her go up as far as
possible. Memphis, he believes,
should have an opportunity of see
ing ship that, in the event of
war, would be in the front line of
battle. Incidentally, of course,
this involves him in a friendly
rivalry with Representative Bowers,
whose idea is to have the Mississip-
pi receive the service at Gulfport.
The new member, however. believ-
es it would be better for the navy
to have the ship shown to as many
OF the people of Mississippi and
the great valley as possible, even
as stimulus to greater devotion to
the country and its means of de-
fense.
But Mr.. Dickson's primary
thought is that such trip by such
ship would be an unanswerable
argument for the improvement of
the river. He also believes it
would show how little reason, if
any, there is for the proposition to
close the New Orleans Navy Yard.