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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04
Held Auditors Spellbound.

tt6aO AuSutOkS Sp&AlODunO.
When the Senate went into execu-
I've session the Senator had no idea
of making an address. Crun's name
came up. Then. the Senator was en-
couraged to say something. For an
hour he held his colleagues spell
bound.
II could not tell you what l said,''
the Senator declared tonight My
remarks were extemporaneous"
The nomination Of DR.. Crum was
before the Senate in executive session
COR more than four hours, at the end
Of which time no substantial progress
had been made toward confirmation.
After Senator Tilman had taken the
floor he called for a quorum, and
after the roll call announced that he
proposed to see that a quorum was
maintained throughout the day.
The Vice President called his at
teDtion to "a ruling made in the last
hours Of the last session of Congress
to the effect that business must ins
tervene between calls for a quorum,
and that a speech would not be re-
garded as business"
This announcement provoked a
| discus, ion of the rule, but through
| out the afternoon no occasion arose
to call forth a ruling on that ques-
| ton.
Mr.. Tilman had received communi-
| cations from various commercial
bodies of Charleston in opposition to
the confirmation Of the Crum nom.
in4tion, and read them to prove that
his ,proest against Crum fully repre-,
| scntsd the popular sentiment in
Charleston
| The Japanese and Chinese ques
tons, now causing discussion on the
Pacific coast, were referred to, anC
Mr.. Bacon, of Georgia, made a gen
eral inquiry of the Pacific coast Sen
ators as to their attitude toward any
proposition to appoint a Chinamar
Collector Of Customs of San Fran
cisco.
There was very general discus
sion OF the race problem, in which
several OF the Senators on tho Demo
cratic side took part.
I About 80 Senators remained in tn,
chamber throughout the session
The nomination will come up to
morrow, and Mr.. Tilman, it is ex
| pected, will conti3ue his remarks.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04
RESOLUTIONS FOR ANY
- ~, ,,-


(E. q. RoutZan.)
For the Well that They May Keep
Well.
For the Sick that They. May Get
- Well!
Resolved:
That | will take better care of my
body.
Resolved:
That | will seek to know more
about body and SO be better able to
give it proper care.
Resolved:
That / will try to aid others that
they may take better care Of their
bodies.
Resolved:
That l will plan to learn more
about the conditions which affect the
physical well-being Of others:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04
ReSOlVed:


mat 1 will give particular atten-
ton. as occasion makes possible, to
conditions affecting the health of the
poor, the ignorant and the neglect
cd.
Resolved:
That in school, church. club. lodge
union or society l will encourage
the discussion Of health topics and
the suggestion of plans towards bet
ter health conditions in the COM
mnnlty.
Resolved:
That l will endeavor. every day
OF every year, to
i s"Sleep in the Fresh Air
p Work in the Fresh Air
= Play in the Fresh Aif.'. =,
- ;siN elm the Fresh Air. q
= Resolved: {
That | will present these resolu-
tons, If possible, to every class and
society TO which belong,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04
CO-Eps
Of Wheaton College Rebel Against
Associating With CcIored Girl
Rejected by Kentucky School

= Chicago. ILL.,, Feb* 1.---Co-eds at
the Congregational College at Whea-
ton are in the furore today over the
arrival at the fashionable institution
of q young Negro woman, The coli
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-04

Washington, D. c., Feb. 2.--Sen-
ators of all political parties tonight
ere discussing 4 speech made in ex-
ecutive session late this afternoon "
Senator Money, of Mississippi. 3d.
1t is declared by Democrats. and
Republicans alike tonight as having
been the very greatest Grafton. de-
livered in that body for generations.
1t was upon the race question. His
text was found when the nomination,
of Or. w. D. ,Crum. a Negro, as Port
Collector of Charleston, S. c., was,
laid before the executive session for
action. -.
The MissiSsippian opposed Crum,
He said he was against the appoint
ment Of any man to Federal position,
who was not an Anglo-Saxon. This
country. he argued It's triumphs and
greatness had achieved its power be-
cause Ehe people of America we're,
white. The admission or Negroes
was wrong. Miscegenation was a
crime no less horrible than murder.
The admitture of African blood
with the Anglo-Sa ION blood were
the causes for serious alarm. Some
day soon, If the practice is continued,
this will be nation of degenerates. ~
Our shores on the Pacific are be-
ing thronged with an alien class, the
Japanese and the Chinese, the Sen
ator said; '>repugnant to every sense
of American civilization. ! am in
hearty sympathy with the Californ-
ianS If We must go to war to main
:ain our supremacy, to insure the pro-
lection of our race, let US do SO and
be done with it,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
STATEHOOD BILL
 SHOULD BE AMENDED

1 by the provision of Chapter Y1I, Title
 Twenty. Revised Statutes of Arizona.
 nineteen hundred and one.-
 For years past, under the faws of this territory. no person who had not been a bona fide resident of the Ter ing the day of election could vote. This wise provision made the colonization of voters too expensive and put a stop to that in.quitous practice. It will be seen by the section of the Cameron
 bill. quoted above. that he changes this and reduces the time of residence to six months, then follows this by providing, That there need not be a re-registratiop of the qualified electors whose names appear on the great reg ister of said county for the year 1908, but all such names, together with such as may be registered under the pro- visions of this section shall constitute the great register of said county and be used as such at each of the cleo tions herein provided for"
 the constitutional convention and sec ond, an election to ratify the consti- tuition and at the same time elect a HCSssiatuAS anu Stdlt UT
 icers. The purpose in reducing the
 time of residence from one year to Six months is to enable the interests" to colonize voters with funds they will contriute to the republican nationaI committee for that purpose and the purpose in requiring all the names on the great register of 1908 to be placed on the great register 70 De used at the election for delegates to the con stitutional convention and at the sub oequcnt election for the adoption of the constitution and the election of state and county officers. is to enable the same interests to bring in float
 srs and repeaters at the last moment
 and vote them under the names of those who have left the Territory since the registration of 1908 was made There is no doubt that several thou sand of the persons whose names ap- pear on the great register of 1908 have left the Territory since that date with no intention of returning. If the peo- pie of this Territory sleep on this prop | osition. they will wake up later to discover that the interests" have
 made and adopted the constitution and gained absolute control of the state
 and county governments.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
Breathing Room.

The great atmospheric ocean presses around us everywhere, but at the bottom the currents are often slug gish. and in the area of great cities where the life swarms in the gaseous ocean are dense the mass of the life fluid may easily become poisoned with gasses. Every open space in the dehsely settled sections of great cities adds to the breathing room and so to the general wholesomeness Parks and open squares are the lungs of a big city. They are not only places of resort tha. offer a gratifying change but they actually assist the move ment of air currents of the streets and alleys. The mrstiplication of chil- dren's play grounds in large cities dur. ing recent years has resulted in i'm. mensely promoting the open-air habits of the growing generation. We are at last getting away from the theories harded down to us from our remote ancestors-the cave dwellers. We are coming more and more to initiate the ancestry that antedated the cave men we are learning the tonic power that comes from living in the open air In the summer time especially we need plenty Of breathing space and we should not bs too squeamish about let. ting the sunshine directly down on us now and then.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
TEACHERS ARE SAFE IN COCH|SE COUNTY;
 PROSPECTS GOOD
YOUNG LADY TEACHER sEEks iN- FORMATION ABOUT PARADISE
 VALLEY.
WANTS TO KNOW IF THERE ARE MANY AMERICANS IN THAT
 SECTION.
. cHiEF Jokook.

DOUGLAS, Aug. 8 tSpecial.) }
 The Daily international is in pos, session of a letter from young lady in California who has become inter. ested in what she calls Paradise Val ley" evidently meaning the locality in the Chiricahua mountains known as Paradise
 The young lady asks that a copy of the International be mailed to her and further asks for specific information concerning Paradise Valley" She wants 10 know whether it is safe place for a young lady to teach school and further if there are many Ameri- cans there.
 1t is u1r pleasure 10 inform the young lady that Paradise is not only safe for any young lady school teach CT who might desire to 20 there, but that ii is 9 community with excellent prospects 10, a young lady who might be willing to transfs- her allegiance from the school room to the mistress of a happy home"
 Paradise is the home of Berwick White. editor of the PaAdise Record aud Renwick is known to be, on ths lookout for life partner and has nc prejudice against the young lady teachers. There are other available young men at Paradise who would be a good catch for a young lady.
 As to Americans they are the pre- dominating race in Paradise. Another thing aboat Paradise, it boasts of the finest climate in the west. far excell ing the glorious" quality of whicf Californians are want to continual, boast.
 We advise the young lady to hurry to Paradise and get into immediate communication with Editor Renwici White.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
TO CONTRACTORS

Under concessions from the govern ment of Mexico, the Cananea Consol. dated Copper company, S.A., is biuid. ing a railroad across northern Mexico Bids are requested on grading oi same.
 For full particulars, profiles. specf. fications, directions for bidding and other information apply at the office of the~ company at Douglas, Arizona.
 (Signed),
 THE CANANEA CONSOLIDATED
 COPPER COMPANY. s. A."
 Charles s. Henning. Chief Engineer Approved:
 L. D. Tickets. President.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
sIsERiAN EASY.
(Florence Blade.)

We do not believe any enabling ac; containing clause repeating our pro
 gressive election laws and opening wide the gates to fraud and eorrup
 tion in our elections. can pass the United States senate or lower house
 But in the meantime those of our cit
 fzens who favor a clean and inelli
 gent ballot would get busy with pro. .ests against section two of the en.
 .ling act introduced by Delegate Cam. '.ron on the 18th of July and referred to the committee on Territorial af. fairs, lest the impression should ob- tain in congress that we are indiffer- ent as to election methods in this Ter ritory. The section referred to says:
 "A qualified elector within the mean ing of this section shall be any male citizen of the United States of the age of 21 years who will have resided in the Territory six months next pre- ceding the date fixed for the election of delegates to the constitutional con- veption as herein provided for, and in the county. within which he claims his vote. for thirty days and whose name 10 UT s1ld1l haht OH tuC great register of said county, and who shall not be an idiot, insane person or who shall not have been convicted of a felony and not pardoned. Within ten days after the issuance Of the gov ernor's proclamation ordering the cleo ton of delegates to the constitutional convention. as herein provided, the board of supervisors of each county of the Territory shall meet and author ize and require reorganization of the qualified electors of said county: Pro. vided. however, that there need not be re-ragistration of the qualified electors whose names appear on the great reg
 ister of said county for the year nine teen hundred and eight. but all such names. together with sucn as may be registered under the provisions of this section. shall constitute the great reg ister of said county and be used as such at each of the elections herein provided for and so far as the same | is consistent with the provisions e' this act, such registration, as aiso the l making up, printing, distribution. and use of such great register, shall in al respects conform to and be governed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
mus and Of ind.

mus and Of ind.
 This is a curious truth. an odd hing. an event that must strike every Deholder as a thing at variance with the natural order. It is fact so pitt full that it wrings the heart and brings tears more scalding because they are futile to restore life to the inanimate form on the marble slab.
 Starved to death where there is food and riches, It i3 a strange thing, I, is haunting mystery, It cannot be helped for the victim is beyond aid 5ut this pitifui sacrifice can serve to arouse us al, to the needs of others and to the duty of driving away the specter.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
Ire. Planting In penn.yIv.nI..

Land owners in Centre county are taking up the question of reforestiza- tion in practical way. This spring . number have planted treelings of various kinds on the denuded hills on their farms. and just now . force of men is engaged planting z5o.0o0 white pine treelings on the old whipple place near Pine Grove Mills. The tree ungs are from the state nursery at Greenwood Furnace. and the planting is being done under the direction of MT. Morton of the state forestry de partment.-Phiiadelp Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
up-to-Date Child.

Laura was playing ox the porch with her dolls. but was greatly dis tressed by :he song of a locust in a tree near by. Running to the tree, she called. impatientiy: Ring of. birdie!"-Delineato-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
~AcouireSv Thirrt.

My poor man. new did you acquire such thirst:" Tt wus disa-way. mis- ter; when de doctor operated on me for appendercitis he forgot an lei, a sponge inside O me."-Boston Trav- eIer
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
Starved Amid Plenty.

There lies in the morgne this morn
 fng the body of an unidenttfed man who died in this cftysof starvation. A man who starved to death in Pittsburg amid wealth. unrivaled by that of Or
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
Woman Werksra

The women who work are engaged alike in the most delicate and the most repellent industries. They do many things that men cannot do. and some things that men would not do If they could. Generally she works lon ger under worss conditions. and for wages in comparison with which the dock laborer's sixpence an hour is generous payment.-Easterp Press.
 Freight rousnIy 1anmeo.
 Freight is handled in the Philippine hy coolies. who. with . bamboo pole and . piece of rope, carry in . most precarious fashion packages that ara liable to drop and burst at any mo ment Hence the need of good stock for the casings and rssnforcemena with iron strap bands.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
outside the currIcuIum.

We had to practice Chopin for three hours to-day. mamma"
 Mrs. Parvenoo-Really. my dear. shoppin' is all very well. but your papa sent you to the ladies' hacademy to learn music an that sort Q thing. 1" Tit Bits-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
Todays Store News Tells of Wonderful Shirt Waist Barda Your Choice of 12 Dozen Waists $200 S25O Values for

rom n h in Stripe Patterns euet t g ~ ware New Clean dFehev un sh ru b a n
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04
pl,IIke, the pIs, ,ctIen.

pisIIkes the Diss ietIon.
 The bishop of Tasmania says that . girl in . shop is addressed e Miss Susan, while if she works a cook oi housemaid she fs called simply ~sus' en-" He objects, and says that girl who is good enough to work for him is good enough to bs addressed e Miss.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-04

These Pretty Little Jumper Dresses were secured by our buyer at frac- ton of real worth. Made of Border ed Lawn, and this border has been used in a very attractive and effective manner for trimming the Suits. Just at time when you're thinking of freshening up your wardrobe a bit. This news of Jumper Suits should arouse your interest. Easily worth $500; your choice for s1.65.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

tries By violence and for that being prepared 10 condone
ectve another time cannot in the
depths Of his soul help being aburdity Of
activity.
human all among quietly live
have come about gradually that have them
1t has come 10 N life the
most terrible plight body be could not
move single limb without suffering gradually
come to It that he did not notice the horror Of his condition
he asked for tea and little So Ife
We do not its full horror
present position by mpcepbe steps, pleased with new cine
atogaphs and motor ne pleased with sugar
Apart from the fact that there that
the abolition OF violence which reasoning
loving human nature would impair instead improving condition
OF mankindapaTt present condition society is
dreadful that II is difficult 10 imagine anything
Therefore the question whether people
ents is not only not terrible existing
system wish to make but merely aughabls
the question: addressed man. Of how he you'd live #
people ceased toTmenting him.
People EhO existence government organizations
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
Is Government Necessary to Man7

And these changes the individual gradually that 1t
possible hour, day the month when
the child to be child and becomes youth the youth
and uneng know when the change is accomplished
the years which mankind
Of has religious period and reached the next
But just know about the child he has become
youth when the change accomplished about humanity
Of that it has outved religious phase and entered
another higher
Such change in day
in the life Of the Christian nations
We do not know the hour when the child became youth but
know that the former child play with and in
the the the decade during
which the people Of the Christian world their old form
life and entered another defined their religious
but help knowing and that the people OF the Chris
tan world longer seriously play conqu meetings be-
tween monarchs, at diplomatic cunning constitutions
The people Of tine seriously believe that mans destiny
this world employ the short him between birth
and death in making speeches parliament judging his neigh
bors in the law capturing locking and killing Them
seeing that Finland India added what
called England Prussia Japan eratng
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

been all day travelling he should the difficulties and
dangers Of the trip You have these difficulties and dan
gersthey lie behind you Suppose
should feel disposed kindness this traveller and decide that
stead telling trip
should deny such difficulties and dangers lay in the cad
Suppose that told him there prepee all where the
road wound perous the edge Of the deep thousand
- sheer to the bOom You tell him that the mountain
dasng the path only ankle deep when that
escaped with your the hardest swimming against
curTent You the
stretch OF moass under dark dense foat all Is upland plain
IN that particular section through which he pass
In trying to do duty by fellow in such emergency
could find such distortion Of fact? II could feel
beforehand that he would escape these pitfalls and dangers
expect that he would escape the OF being lost hopy2
pending your description easy finding
with dangers would he upon such
sufficient to carry him through?
But this the which teachers young
eide their mistaken zeal Carefully they telling
young traveller Just what he his life journey they
do know what these difficulties dangers Why they pre-
teach? If they know kindness attempting
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
Tallacp Of "Drtmrose'' Ueacbinos.

Rather he viii congratulate IT, nursing high
ideals for himself he has found friends whose
truth he depend any
twenty twenty imposed
upon mani
That subtle evil Thch this misiected and unreal
philosophy often shows itself in the disappointed young
been disarmed him. To accept
unworthy rely him. him. honor hand then
find him unworthy ALL this tragedy many
man! In the experience OF thousands
extent studdy unpre-
pared for the possibility this hurt lie deep fostering
The question would Why should the
this false philosophy all? Why should be disarmed against
truth he find it?
To the that the teacher that
worlds rule Of conduct is based in ideals
less commonplace TRUTH shines out as jewel only
against the dark background of evil It's young
be enhanced ne shall be taught its He greater
hold It he prepared for the may
underaued by those with whom he comes touch Why should he
be deceived in It's possession?
Suppose that somewhere in the wd with dark coming
should meet alone bound for place you
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

OF aims and ToSs6iIes- Ike what
plate"
By this prosperity shown develop
particular the control and culture power
Every act be carefully calculated contribute
toward the supreme life Each thought sharply
defined foceuy projected pmedated direction
lackadascaI
fancy dutifully points thher.
Dream How can it pay?
How is possible for it promote Hework?
career: What social rank, business position, money viii
Us?
Let ask Mary James Pa other idler adept
hears follows Wanderust and knows
the 10 faTyand lis Of difficult furnish
things stepped minds doing
within human power these lotus joke
and dreaming fine The only things they take seriously
Arabian Nights and castles in the air Or
arduOu work. they exercise the spirit
Oscar Wilde who be abod so long
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
Happy bailey Of Dreams forgotten,

anything Their only ambition is
make nothing OF themselves
This than Of contemporaries achieve
fully We al insist upon being independent busy
having houses Clothes position worldly for Spanish
vagabond show how be happy and gentleman
cultivated, pennless, leisured. picturesque
upon being energetic wide awake opportunity
my and then leaves
that fates INDECENT obscuy the
happy valley where bssfuIy ragged slumbee We
the Lord helps those who help themselves But the Vter POv
comprehensive assistance He knows
falls that without bread
how the feed those that live rOoa
al alone under the
He instruct wOTthu points minded 70
listen He the folly Of being heeced at the
stock market but striving srang make honest
living mods interpret that phrase Of fastening
selves house and affairs cOnseang ourselves - career
instead footing world and getting acquainted With
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23
Bp Count Dag ee loaga InsRoo.

tracks And the fine in spite freshness and viEO
works Of undoubted talent have made departure
kind In architecture 10 the contrary find merely
denotes, but ideas
Il America which
house building The constructing
speciality Of hers. The skyscrsper purely American
invention
The Development Of the technical
those who study
visit Of the industrial
merely hour passed give
complexity Of all technical matters.
All these remarkable engines complex mechanism are
documents bearing testimony the intelligence
human genius As the development
genius the
Greeks and Romans revealed by their
by innovations mental force Of America
The Washington herald., 1909-05-23

The in which the children the world idea
remarkable Before question finished
ready II is II they read glance and the formula
words look has already them
possession o thought.
Quick and cunning the coveted adjecives
quick and cunning degree probably unequaed
other people and in their bdness and
the intellectual suby
thought especially remarkable precision:
quick precise, confused always
orderly, and busnesske Their intelligence PRACTICAL lead
something definite proceed towards useful goal
The practical American intelligence It's prominent
infancy faculties directed purely
point has either phan
thropc questions
cover innovation.
American thought expressed worn