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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-25

Once when Fels had been stating his proposition length
listener who impressed by the genial umor the profound kind
and the wisdom of this little Jew him quietly
and said
Fels the Jews call themselves the Chosen People the world
has acknowledged the title and for example willing in
your presence admit that they indeed the chosen But what
are they chosen for?
The Jews said Fels with careless of his "The
Jews chosen to introduce Christianity
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-25

very clever advertising stunt recently carried of at Pros
ser Washington department there furnished several hos
and Spzenerg apples each packed neat paste board box which
@ contained descriptive eaet concerning that section of country
The customers furnished the stamps and the apples mailed to
Eastern people scheme could be worked to advantage by the
Boise Commercial Club
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-25

That bank failure HALEY appears to have been the very worst
oe Of hank wrecng officials known the ntermoutai
country vet the Boise daes continue of silence IN regard
70 be matter that disgrace papers claiming to be OF state
character To suppress the fact that Bradys state bank examiner IS
involved in the scandal makes this silence necessary
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-25
In the Sweat of Another's Face
(The Public.


The president Of the sweatshop corporation OF garment dealers
whose numan sbboess great but piful garment
workers e-great numbers and courage but plfu de-
powers progress in Chicago declares his refusal to
yield its employees the right bargain with collectively for wages
instead of individually.
That is the real the open shop policy for which this
sweahop contends With the usual hypocrca pretense this
sweahop president objects CLOSED shop because that would
discriminate against garment workers who don want to JON the
trade! The false pretens all that OF talk
that the employers and the workers fair bargaining level
hypocrisy consists in protesting that the open shop contention
in the workers who wish make their bargains
1t from that employer and worker an tar
bargaining level The big employer under existing economic con-
dons which big employers insist upon maintaining has deadly
advantage individual bargaining the exploited mass OF the
men, women Children they employ Nor is true that the sol
ctude of EMPLOYERS for the Individual liberty of their workers
The they stand for the open shop meaning onesided m
dydta bargaining the helpless poor whom they employ be-
cause enables them to drive hard bargains.
The explorations person alluded to above says that his house
business collective bargaining
for wages were adopted This that his house can
ve ony 1y amning the deadly minimum through
oppressive individual bargaining with impoverished and sphsc
ted foreigners the OF despair and with ch
rn driven y poverty into clutches of that compose that
house Indefinitely better off would the whole community be II all
@ houses did have to 90 that busneout OF all business
out of the city, out country The difference between such
business and the white traffic is hardly than that OF the
difference the sepucher full OF dead mems bones ha IS
and the one that is not, whitened on the outside
If is reported that an speaker of high degree
the interest of the Republican ticket observed local kick against
rad in each community visited and forced get pointers
on what not to say This may for the distinguished gentle
mans omission of the governors name in many places
An exchange asserts that Thanksgiving the Democrats find
turkey far palatabe than crow
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-11-25

An exchange asserts this Thanksgiving the Democrats ind
turkey far more palatable than crow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-04
VETERINARIAN
DENTISTS

DR. L. +. ASE. office Hawaiian stock
Yards Co., Ltd. Phone Al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-04

A. r. CLARk-Room 81, Boston Build
ing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-04

+23.l25 on 800 paid. 154 per cent.
paid. 1Redeemabe at 103 at maturity
$Paid M
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
Bathing Suits, 29c

This Coupon and 2sC for boys
navy blue Jersey Bathing Suits, two
piece style
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
Boys Collars, &c

This Coupon and sc for boys Wa
terprOof turnover Collars, in all
sizes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19

handing the Department Of the East.
and now in charge of the combined
army and militia maneuVers here. has
placed himself on record as being Op-
posed 70 the army CanTeen.
He claims that the idea that when
the canteen IS done away with dives
and saloons spring up around the
camps OF the soldiers is erroneous The
general has used his influence TO run
out the worst places on the very edge
Of the camp here, and he intimated to
day that he might urge a few more OF
them TO move further of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
80 $40 EkAALA1AAaALaAAAAAAlAAAAT Ipn -
q 1NORNINC SALES VI

Another interesting list of price specials offered tomorrow
from $50 to that provides exceptional none aving
chances in wanted merchandise
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
THE WASHINGTON TINES FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1910

northwest, has given contract TO
George c HOugh for remodeIinE the
entire building.
Plans for the work have been drawn
by Speiden & 81 eden
The first floor as to be made over into
4 modern. store and the three upper
floors VIII be designed for Offices.
Spe5den q Speiden have also prepa ~ad
plans from which AR Hough viii con-
vert the dwelling at 2110 Fourteenth
street northwest into a business prop
eTty-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
RAILROAD IS SUED
BY MRS. 0'BRIEN

Injured in collision between two
street cars near Sixteenth and II streets
northwest on January a last. Ers.
Jane c O'Brien today brought suit for
$4,000 damages against the Washington
Railway and Electric Company
She alleges she was thrown from the
front end Of one of the cars, md that
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
25c "'Mum' - 15c

This Coupon and I5c for regular
sc size jar Of Num-" the popular
Ceocorant. destroys all OdOT OF per-
spiration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
SCHOOL BENEFACTOR
OF ST. LOUIS DIES

ATLANTIC CITY. -. J.. Aug r.
David Rankin, a millionaire phfIanthro-
pist, Of St Louis, Is dead here
Mr.. Rankin was the founder OF the
David Rankin. jr-. School OF Mechani-
cal Trades, which he endowed with his
entire fortune saving only so q month
for himself
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
NATIONS RECONCILED.

RIO sANEIRO. Brazil. Aug ia
protocol has been signed ny Erazfl and
Argentina IN full satisfaction for recent
flag insults at both capitals. This is
believed TO be the foTerunner OF an Of
feEsive and defensive treaty between
Brazil, Argentina and Chile.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
45c Silk. 25c

This Coupon and sc for regular
sc quality yard-Wide white Natural
japanese HabuJai silk; superior,
firm woven, washable quality
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
10c Shaving Scan. &c

This Coupon and & for regular IOc
size cakes OF Williams Barbers'
Shaving Soap, large round cakes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19

her left arm was manzIed and one Of
the bones broken, with the result that
she has lost the use Of her fingers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
15c TaIcum. &c

This Coupon and Sc for regular &c
box Of Munyon's Witch Hazel Tai
cum Powder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
Peroxide, 19c Bottle

Full one pound size bottles Of Per-
oxide Of Hydrogen, standard make
and fun strength
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
Pure Lard, 1876

Cudahay Packing Co.'S Rex -
brand pure Lard, at BIC q 10 Z
this coupon Is presented. Sold only
in three round pals
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
25c Toilet Soap. 12e Box

= ~ '~~NN . ~ ~
This Coupon and I2c for box con-
tanning three cakes Of ArmOur's Ben
zolu and BUttermiIk Complexion
Soap sold regularly at sc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-19
ENTIRE BUILDING
TO BE REMODELED
Structure TO Be Converted Into
Modern Stores and Offices
BY the Owner.

F " Clements. owner Of the four
story building at 735 Thirteenth street
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

'(iifom 'sasa.y . 'p.ily.)

The 'favorsbI. regard entertained
for the Arizona Nine supply com
psny as house for carrying every
thing in the line Of mining ma
shinsry, was fittinsly proved yes
terdsy, when the firm received q
telegram from a mining company AZ
De Tepie, Sonora, requesting that a
No. Q Cameron sinking pump be snip
ned Immediately. The rush order
was complied with and the ut''.'y
left in the afternoon. This type o'
pump IL desirable for mine work. ana
the one shipped from stock was
among tine largest manufseturea'
The wide range in publicity this 10,
cal house covers In the mining fen
is a pleasant one to chronicle and
brings the city into favorable con
siderstion.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
DISCUSS WAYS TO
HELP POOR AND
INDECENT
Representative Citizens
Organize Associated
Charities :
Committees on Bylaws
And Officers Are
Appointed

A large numbev ~ representative
citizens gathered Friday evening In
the High school auditorium 90 hear
the discussion Of toe project Of or
gaining the Associated Charities. by
Mis-. c. y. Gilehsiss. sar<rinsestent
Of TIE Phoenix Institution, sud 70
take step. to perfect an organization
here. ~. ~
W. d. Baker, superintendent 81 the
city schools, was elected chairman.
DIR. J. W. Finn stated briefly the
purposes Of such m ossanisatiss, o..
ter which Mas GiIchrist gave bic.
tory Of the growth Of the orassiaation
In Phoenix. which hAs bess sa evs-
luton largely Of her own experience
in dealing with the problems Of car
ing for the INDECENT there for the letf
seven years. The Phoenix soeisy has
guarded against frsuds 90 to psb'
lie, provided work for the unemplcy-
ed, returned dependents 20 their L.
gal residences. given help 10 the sieh
and MANNED. II, has secured large
part Of ih funds for these purposes
from the relatives and the public
fressnrles OF the places 70 wes
they have bees re'pThed. ".s Oh
the greatest esnsf'ss Of hm ~
temstic relief has come " Phsesis
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

tBroM 1Soy wv
Tslserams received YESTERDAY fsoa
n, N. Colsnss II Csissgs, hInW
the ness iAst the esssysias nisine
company, at whis& ~ V ths osssrs1
nssagss, will ressme spsrsUsss IN
meaisssly sitter bic arrival. 80 ~
purpose 10 10 operate an ~. sxtsw
sits hssis Mr.. coIemss viii srTise
in Prescott early sest wssh as
will assume the management o. the
mines. The property 10 situated %
the senator road. sess, the old rssl
4 Adams ssv mill, and nss bsse
veil opened. ON sAs ground IL
Hustipston mill Esd rnss made eavs
ssts-ssssesy 8 results fsssn sasfses
ores. The plsa 10 10 begin 49,
ten Of Aeep dsvelepmssi, vhsss sh'
salphids condition "a pronounced "
. large ledge. The property y De
sirably locs,ea for esepcnie dsvs'
opmen,.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

After q short illness, George Meade
suceambed to a stomach ecmpliea.
ton at his home In shis city ~
1880 o'clock this morning. lie ,ecu,.
trseted the fatal disease few
mon,hs ago. while employed a. ear.
p<utes ut the camp Of the Clara
Consolidated Gold, silver and Copper
Mining company, Al Swansea. .s.
Mr. Meade was IS years ola, Snd
native Of Wisconsin. He came
here from ais native state I, IL lSas,
engaging In business In MeCsbe Ne
retired from business last year., ssd
worked at Mis- trade several sssssAa
Ia. the Big Rag district, before. -
isy TO swassts, where he vas Al:
lacked with the fatal illness. W<
Last work was In Jerome whs3E9
assisted in the construction o.
addition M''ths ssw school ksvSss-'--
Mr.. Meade cshe Of pioneer VIE.
cossin stock. Hi. father VS. one
Of the early settlers u that s,ste,
coming frcn New Yovh. The family
lived At watertows, whore n.
Meade was horn, the second yosneess
Of family Of ten children. s,ef .
In his early life he worked in t>ss
woods, learning the carpenter trade
when the Civil War broke out, fous
Of his older brcshers joiaed the
usion army At the fisst esIhs for
volunteers. They served throughout
the conflict, and are still living. and
prominent In the Affairs Of the states
who're they reside.
Surviving him, Mr.. Meade leaves
his wife. sister AZ Thomas MeMsaou
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
YAVAPA| BULLION
Preparing FOR
OPERATIONS
Interests Of Eighteen
Locators Purchased
By Company
Erection Of Buildings
! To Be Started
| AT Once
(rsen susday's psily.)

Practical operations are 10 begin 10
. short time on the extensive placer
interests Of the Ysvapsi Bullion Min.
ing company, near Skull Valley,
deeds recorded yesterday conveying
THE important isfovwssies. The in.
dividual interests Of W. q. Brad.
ford, ID. Z. DeIappc, Minor l.. Moore
and fifteen other lsestors ere trans
fered, and oil have been eossoli.
dated and merged into the corpora.
tion.
The area controlled by the new
company will ageseeste over 1000
acres, and. during the past year ex.
pert examinations Of the various
claims sss been effected. Plans have
been perfected for the exploitation
Of the ground, and In q few days II
10 expected that majority Of the
members Of the company win arrive
TO look over the situation and ia
start operations.
The water from Copper Basin wash
viii be conveyed In pipe lines TO ths
points TO be worked. Several new
camp buildines are 10 be erected and
y permanent camp established with
ample finances for the gigantic nm
dertaking.
Mr.. Bradford, one Of the origin
stors Of the enterprise, 10 the con
sultipg engineer Of his company, end
hiss been on the ground for severn
months. The field hss produced
thousands Of asllsrs Of placer gold p
q good profit after the yield "a
hssled . distance os five miles h
Skull valley and washed by rosh
en, s. q"
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

NEW YORK n. Y. Dec, is-As .
result Of the rumorsd failure Of the
most snbitious aerial advertising
scheme ever attempted in this city,
Broadway nightly bsilliAnsy 10 not
70 be increased by several hundred
thousand electric lights and frequent.
srs Of the Great white Way wili not
be forced 10 crane their nseks 10 IN
uncomfortable angle. For In spite
Of the great advances which have re-
Gently been made in the conquest Of
tho air, LAY signs" are not yet ~
. prsmism. Iscideataily several
~ssssss sapisAlisss are aid 10 b. out
Of pocket something liks half mill
ION dollsss ~ . result Of the failure
Of their electrical advertising tower
10 esfeh on. For yesps broadway hes
bIsssS every aisht with toe nnmssaus
sad surprising electric displays, which
have helped 10 give Il lie most fsnil
liar nickname. These however, have
besnn confined either 20 the street
frontage Of buildiass % TO ehoies
locations higher In the air, and u Wa
only recently that the idea vas ron
esived Of erssting . special siroetuf'
ON upper Broadway 10 carry soss
sign. Exclusively. This idea tes'
form In sixteen story steel franz
costing shosp s>ee. 600. designed oal'
ito AFFORD space for display sleetri'
lsdvertisesents. II Was thought ths
such a novelty IN the form % Yer
itsble tower ~ light or pillar o
flame could not fail 10 hr'ng stsrse
tive returns. Unfortunately, when
came 10 disposing ~ space the 'hs
ory proved 10 be all wrong. snd th
first structure Of it, Mind may sserii'
give way 70 an ordinary once build
ing. Broadway wiIl NOT mise ih
lights. but II 10 sad blov TO III
persons who believed thst the asris
, age had developed 20 far ~ 10 y
eluds aerial advertising.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
GEORGE MEADE is
CALLED BY DEATH
trtom sunday. DsiIy.)

~ This city, two daughters. Mrs.
John G.. Lang Of Milwaukee. wis.,;
Mira Ethel sscholey Of Berkeley. cal,
the latter being Nth him when the
end came; three sons, John Meade OF
swanses, George Royal Meade and
Everett Meade 81 this city,
s~yen brothers and two sisters also
survive. The bsothers are Harrison
Meade and william Meade % Long
WOOD. Wis., Ransom and Natham
Meade. of Grants Pass, Wis.,, Egbert
Meade Of Everett, WASH. Daniel
Mssds Of watcrtown. Wis., ana
Messs. Meade az Minneapolis. MINI
rhH sisters are Mrs. r. II. sheehav
Of, Nest City. Arise and Mrss John
Sanders of Lonssocd, Wis.
Hincr arriving IN this county Mr.
R4sed. has taken promiseut part In
Ms hffatrs, and was ideStified with
EtIsxs----ssassEssSsv ySr- IN sassncc-
mspi Of the cosniSni$ss ID which
beHpeas Ais lttms. OF more than IN
usual nksss<Sl- strength FOR man
|of sSS.iyeAr, he aid 4 not rsaiist that
bis .esd was 90 ncsr after con
|tract4ss the fatal disease. He work
ID .asLhjs. trade until ten days ago,
whes he came home from Jerome to
enjoy q rest, believing that he would
sess regain, his former health. He
was a. the streets only three days
ago and convened with friends In
Die vspal ehssrfnl maaner, little
realizing that death was 90 near.
:. FunHs, Arrangements will be an
neuaeeai after the arrival 81 hiA sons
and Daughters, living out Of the atty,
who have been advised Of his DEATH
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
rIITrrNo DocfoR -
AocvakD ~ WlD0W
drrosn Sundays Dsi'y)

sFfotn Sundays pehD
A. l.. Marquis, ~ho has b~sn pat.
sding in this city for several days,
assuming the title Of prsetislng
physician, but whose main prss<sipl
ton work WAS eenired 20 giving
dop, 10 the friends he associated
with, was arrested F6dsy 10 this
city and taken 20 Phocair yesterday
afternoon by Constable N. A, Ivy,
under the charge Of smbsr-ljne q
large sum Of money from a woman
hotel keeper there. recently. "Ds.''
Marqui. flitisd from one camp 70
another In this TeSfitory.. and siti
bis nstiy appearance sad .psstsssivs
manners reached msny Of TIE ~
sophisticated. His last ssust tssh 2
widow woman into his slatekA. ~
10 ssid 20 b. VISITED Al sstsss esisd
10 sbs Tssritsry. -. q, ~
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
HUMBOLDT

HUMBOLDT. Ais, Dec. i7.--Dn
l.. G. Toasy,, former residest. has
l,sen here on business the last tee
dsys, the guslt Of Mrs. Ivy Hsslss.
On. lie reformed today to bic home
10 Phceris.
Mr.. sad Nrs.. Howard, ssn ssd
daughter, snd Miss May Csaill 81
Prescott srsived today ssd are, the
ssssts Of Mrs, BuHsson, nahips ~
trip by ausonsbi,e., Ms. fIovssd wiIl
eosduct the. nStins, picture shsv hsrs
~ soon % Ricketts, hall IL ready.
The family Of DR.. J. p. stristSs
tbe new druggist, arrived ss0m sIer
ONE today, and nss donssilsa 'Stse
Mrs. Burieson. Another essst ~ NJ
Jseeby. ore shipper, frepi bic mise
Iis. california, 4.
Mrs u. Rosenthsl, Who eesduesvs>
Ia ssl~ ia the sample roo~ o. Mn.
Marry Nsrcassd. In 'sk<a"Bstssy
jbsildiss. left for her home isdvrs.
|, ee<t today. tiq nesi "
Mr.. George Denais, who hes BSsn
sssicssly III, y nov sosvalesrjas@'
Miss Ines Reynolds ana xiss zaes
l'kIissss sicsed . very ssst>s1eu'
s<fm ~ school, vsiesy sstsssssb, y,
Eeiviss the sAilArss chsistnssitsss
AAstssssly trimmed. Tie tsss. ws'
veil laden With pvesests fcs esss
shiId: They wsr prvssy hsss tsist
:. ~ blotssr~. bass Of esady asd Sats
ivory sheshed spplss nsd ssvs1 Or
ssg~s. tho ssserous donations AZ ~
nsrshsntA in ~towas Their vssi vi
IN shpndssee Of fysit that the ovss
flow vas passed around BY the ps
vils 20 their guests. Pssssse Ss'
friends ~ the school asssmb,<d a.
o'clock TO witness the fellevise pro
gnm. which vas sseditAbly resAsss.
BY the pupils. shaving patient tssss
ing BY the teachers. There are ss
hasdres and one pupils sarofIed i
THE school. Esd evtsyess ssess 70 b
well satisfied Nth tAs sesk ~ Ii
sesehsr. and the so-cpsniies a. ~
pupils.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
ANNIVERSARY or ssos'sro'

WASHINGTON. d. C, Dee. AZ. -
while the nation 10 overflowins With
the spirit Of peace on earth and good
will toward mes, !, r. rot without 10.
tsrsst 70 note that the week will see
the ssmi,ssstsnnisI anniversary Of
the psssisg Of the ordinance 81 Sc
eessies In South Caroline. Which
nsshss sbs rising Of he sustsaa or
The sssst, var bstvsss ~ stst4s.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
lUfo RECORD -
SMASHED ~ Al. wEsEn

01kAa1fED ~ AL wEDEB
From suaaay'r Daily
!. Friday was . day. In which auto.
mobile record rams to Camp Verde
were accomplished, and two psrtIe'-
pants epssgsd ID. the noteworthy do.
lnea WITH thsse.' speedy machines.
John Mpfsing, IL his Ford, with h.
T.. ssson, chief engineer Of the Ar.
,sona Payer company - guest,
psds ~ run ffoh this city to that
point u s;55 flat, which is the record
res TO date. The distance, accord.
issn 70. piReiAl .easuremest, BY The
MILITARY, y " nilss, sis coppss
/. csRyen. I'd sss ,rsuts NJ N.ssIns
vSAsefed. !.
"a. Al. Weber, "a, d, H. Bs,:.f.,, 40 A.s
- guests I'd. Antiony, II. p. Ross
.ssd Inv, Stewart, vent dovn tbs
|, Day previous, mailing % run in isss
than fpvr hour, although he states
be, ssg, easily eyer ths distssse in
Ien thar three ksgra, On the re-
turn trip, however, Friday, be made
ibs, byt run fvcp, that roiat 10
.rtsfSott that Ass ever been sscom.
phskkAo :.Lsatiag Camp Verde IT 4
. glfIqsk,, be arrived IN Prescott n sr.
!. ,Betly $50 c'clssA. On tAs sssd tbs
parry ysas sersy ,hss nisssss hunt.
oins Qps!l, ~Aish makes che sstssI
vASsliss tia'@ iws hepFs snA ssrty,
tiyA Wisuies, The .siefaisst thss ~
evss ,besn recorded De signal feat
!, VA iAs. ran fss~ tsusy y Pres
ests, ssxtsss %ss1 sHe'halfi uiiss
,vhieA wss nsas - twsaty-tvs mia
,psss &lat. On ~ COED psvtip d
this yssts sat q Dewey, ~ spssd
of the mAehiss s~sshsd fifty nils'
IN heus. ~ Asni~ua ssiiss. stf
I csssidsSias tisAf IN greater psr
too q thss route is along the nsua
!. .tsiss., and -four 'nIIs, are in bsA ssa
!, ditiqp. together with the additions
fact that Up Copper csnyon II y
seven mile pail up . heavy ssd be-
|, grade, hath " .th<~r pesforaasss
are ness~ertAy Esd interesting.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

TOXIC, japan, Dee II The I'm.
perisl Die, viii convene Tuesday.
The eoasiry 80 now wrss,ling wish
ssvsrsi great political problems AS
Abe latest AAyievs rspcrs much pcp'
Mar disas,isfss,Ion over the covers
Meats policy, 'spssiAIiy 10 rsnssS n
Fshs tariff.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
yAArEs I. wItsoN
sUoCU1Os 10 PNEUMONIA
Iron Sundays Daily.)

! at~s" ssSeEs e'yf
After an Illness Of less than five
days, James l.. Wilson, the Arizona
representative Of the. Pacific Hard.
ware and Steel company Of San Fran
cisco, passed away yesterday morning
NJ sFissstsB Pseumonis was the
fstsI sfflietiop. - ~. Wilson made
bis home In this city, arriving about
ess year go. -snA resided With his
wife and t&o thiiarss on PlssaAst
street. He h sssd u have contracted
the dissass while trsvsliag from
here 70. Flagstaff TmussaistSsy sfsss
he 90. sssiSksa Nrs. Wilson uss1
to his bedside. A pathetic ms1ns
In connection with his death is thsA
nis fs,hsr and mother ere en- rosts
from Texas to enjoy the holiday sea
son nj his home. and sre erpeeted "a
arrive In Prescott today, travelling
over The southern pssifis.
Mr. wilson's dssak - . sessk n
hi. many friens~ ine shisA sstu III
was held In tho hsuDe oass" b,
the business essunsssys- ssA per
sonsily vas vevy puvuns saving
made many warm FRIENDS 10 shs hr'e'
time he ha. been resident.
The tender sympathy Of al u
: extended his beresved widow an'
fstherles. children and bis sgvd par
snts In their deep grief He ~
about rs years old.