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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01
Unfair Competition.

In those parts of the booklets from
which quotations are made above an
appeal is made directly to those likely
to be animated by phiianthropic inn
purses and to those interested in stop
ping the spread of tuberculosis. There
lis another phase of the subject which
makes an instant appeal to the I'M
sentimental business man and to the
equally unsentimental woflsingman.
II may not have occurred to many PEG.
pie that prison labor as at present con-
Quoted cuts into the profits of the out
side manufacturer and reduces the
wages of his employe. To, quote again:
.'The commercial and industrial eff
feet Of prison competition has been a
subject bitterly debated for the past
hundred years. Outside manufactuT-
eFs claim that the prison inanufactur-
er, whether he beea private contractor
or the state itself, has many advant-
ages wi1ihc make competition utterly
unfair. The prison manufacturer gets
his factory building rent free and tax
free; he gets heat, light and power
free; he gets labor pswer, If he be a
contractor, for an average of fifty.
cents a day; while If the state engage
In manufacture it gets this labor for
nothing. Armed with these advan.
tages, the prison manufacturer can,
and. It is claimed, does undersell his
outside competitors, SO that when a
given industry falls under the influ-
enee Of prison competition complete
decentralization seems to be newt
able.
sorkingmen also claim that the COM
petition Of prison labor exerts de-
pressing Influence upon their wages
and their standard Of living; that it is
Z fruitful canes Of unemployment in
the industries afected, particularly in
periods Of industrial depression, when
he prison manufacturer. owing to the
ldFantsge already enumerated. IS
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Now since we have the dailies. We are
gaining everywhere. OF course. the
doing good deal through your party
Organization. But the papers are do
ling mighty big part of the work.
miles. carrying the message Of Social;
They are getting the message where
papers are not doing # al You are
you cannot reach. They are putting
people right as to your ideas and mine.
Socialism without a strong Socialist
lpress is an impossibility,
Those of US who propagated Social
ism before we had our Socialist dailies
can testify to that. The dailies have
done much of our work. They have
done your work.
Now it is your move. Comrade.
It is up to you whether our Socialist
press shall live and live as it has never
lived yet. Our press has been existing.
lOf course in this it was a faithful pic.
lture of the workers, of those for whose
Interests it strives. AS the worker
merely exists, SO his press has been
merely existing. But we cannot allow
this to go on forever.
It is your move, Comrade.
Do not allow yourself to be caussht
mapping. There is much work to do.
1t is up to us to do 1t now. EVERYTHING
lis favorable. Everything comes not 70
him who waits merely. but to him who
works and waits. But to do your work
effectively you will have to build a
strong Socialist press. Particularly a
daily press. We need the daily. You
Il annot give millions. But you can DO
for your own paper what you have
been doing for the papers which op-
pose your interests. You cannot bny
lit every day. You can boost its cirsu-
lation, thereby propagating Socialism
and building powerful press.
We have been going the pace too
fast to suit the capitalists. They win
soon hire their barking dogs. They
will lie about us and caluminate US.
They viii accuse us Of every crime
der tho sun. We need powerful press
ito defend us and our ideas. In com
try with popular government the prsss
lis power. perhaps the greatest pow
Ter. You nuts realize this. The sooner
Iyou do the sooner you will help build
Ia powerful press to represent you and
your ideas.
Wake up, Comrade. Help build. LIE.
JUS work together.
It is your move. Comrade.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

able to continue his factories in opera
Etien at the expense of his competitors.
The resolution, which, it is believed
by persons familiar with the discus
Esions of prison congresses, which
jaroused considerable discussion, reads
as follows:
ct is the sense of this congress that
lin view of the many and profound
ramifications of the problem OF prison
Tabor. a. comprehensive investigator
into al of its aspects is desirable. y
lis, therefore, ordered that an interna'
tional committee be appoicted to WORK
in cooperation with the National Com
lmittee on Prison Labor to cond1ct
tsuch an investigation.
''This committee shall lbe appointed
iby the president of the congress ~
shall consist of duly accredited repre-.
lsentatives from psychological asSoela'
tons of all the foreign countries rep
resented at this congress together WIN
Representatives for America from sucn
bodies as the American Prison Asso'
citation, the Prison Association oil new
York, the National Conference Oh
Charities and Corrections, the Amer
lean Economic Association, the Amerl-
lean Academy of Political and soclal
Sciences. the American Federation Oh
Labor, the Consumers League; tne
National Association for the Study anu
prevention Of Tuberculosis, the aus
IseIi Sage Foundation, the American
dissertation for Labor Legislation inc
General Federation Of Women's CLUBS
and sach other organizations as tne
president Of this congress may. IN ms
Judgment, deem it necessary to be rep
resented.
.This committee shall co-opera'e
with federal and state bureaus OF r.
|bor. It shall present a report to tne
next International congress. IN tne
meantime publishing, tentatively suen
findings as may be developed in the
course Of the inyestig atien.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01
When You Learn That
Adams Credit Prices
AreLowest Cash
Prices.

You will wonder why you ever paid
cash with the order anywhere else.
Come IN select what you want ask
the cash price then take themerchan-
disc on our credit terms. you will
find the price is the same. There isn't
the slightest discount for cash toany-
body. The Adams stores, in 81 cities;
the close buying; the many sales on a
low margin of proft-that's the. basis
Of the Adams way.
We Clotke The Entire Failily From
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

There are 1870 wireless stations.
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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Chile has women car conductors.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

The south claims 7ss cotton mills.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Iowa possesses 21s,sO7 farms.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-12-01

Austria contains AS. 256 unionists.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
MILL STOPS when
INSURRECTOS WIN
Mexican Woodpackers Abandon Work
To Celebrate Victory Of Madero
And the Revolutionists

Mr.. Jones stated yesterday that be
has practically finished the test run
and Is eis,ed ~ the returns. The
spssmodie interference o. the pssri.
o'is Mssiesns on a similar oeess.
ION. a few weeks ago, caused a sus.
pension, but the last run has defia.
iteiy established the fset that be hs,
q good paying mine.
In the test run he states that the
ores were taken from n ak foo,
vein at depth 81 no feet, aud
without sorting.
Mr.. Jones also states that at no
time In many years has there been
such an earnest and energetic inter.
est among the many mine owners 10
develop their properties 80 at pres
ent.
He will return TO his camp Mon.
DAY, and will epdeavor 10 rund 90
ais wood crew 10 make smother run
~ several hundred. additional tons
of the Union ores.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
(From saturdays Daily

John =. Jones, who has been en-.
'ieavoring to keep his mill In Chap
arral running on q test run Of ores
from the Union miss, has again been
compelled 10 hang Mp tse stamps. and
gives a. q reason that the Mcxiean
wood packers, Who supply the fuel
10 keep the mill running, get too
patriotic ~ the news comes rolling
into the camp that the insurreetos
have trinmphsd IN another great
battle. Their slstion is no intense.
and the mono,ony Of ehoppins down
trees so dolefuI, that the Feeent bot
Ting 81 General Navarro, Federal
leader, rsused soea q sersphie expios
ION that the masy employees laid
down their ase- to join In q biIsri
Gus celebration. and refused 10 re-
sumo work until the echo ~ "viys
Madero" had lost iis resonant tones
and the FAR away pvines and hills.
Under these trying conditions.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
uE0noe ". MEADE LAID
AZ a0o1 WITH noNoos

tsoa W~Saesdsy's Dsaly)
Yesterday tie tissI chapter 10 the
earthly career of N. late George w.
Mead. wss sesehe<. whoa ip the pses
cnee Of macy relative. end sosrowins
friends, kls badly cas- laid TO ssst In
Mountain View cemetery. Tho al.
tendance Of mssy seqnsin,snees sna
friends. the tribute ,hs, . prefusios
of flowers convey from the living 10
shs dead, vita the tender expressions
~ sympathy svss ale ioss ,stsssted
Shs love. esteem aud good fellowship
that was borne for him. The fua
oral was attended by many Who came
from the Surrounding sections, which
with the large aumber residing Ia
ihi. city, gave 10 the occasion sin
'scre expression of sorrow and regre
os.r his loss The las, sad rite
wsts conducted by Rev G.. W. Dem
ing ~ the Methodist caursh, Will
the ceremonies % the Masonic orie'
Of which he was q member, aud un
der whose auspices he vas buried
were observed. the attendance beln
large from ,his fra,esnsl orgshira
sicn.
Tho funeral vas conducted fro,
The home u the family on Alarco
aud Willis streets, under the dire
ton ~ H. N. Msus. The pallbesreI
were Va. Block. sidney Birch, J. 4
S,epheus, Ed~srd Kiehi, Chsrl'
summer and Carries sauer, all men
her. 81 the Masonic fraternity.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
.BR|TTON
CLAIMED BY
REAPER


Another piooess Joined the great
majority yesterday morning. when
Joseph Britton suecumbed TO organic
heart disease. To Was ~ years old
and = native % Canada. Hs hsd
been resident of this county the
last twenty years. following the oe
eupaiion Of prospeesor and miner
lie was stichsn III two weeks ago
vt his camp In the BLACK Canyon
district, and admi,,.d 10 the hos
pital thirteen days before bis death.
No relatives survive him 10 this sec
zion
Mr.. uritton vas an Industrious
citizen, enjoying vide scqusia,.
snce In mining circles.
The funeral viii he held thi,
morning st n s'ciock from the
chapel Of tho Wodner undertaking
psrIers Is,ermcst will he 10 toe
Cisirens ecmetesy.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

SWELL SOCIETY OF
HUNGARY u pIDTUHnRD

VIENNA, Aus, Dec. 22.-SociaI
circles in Budapesth which, not with
out reason, ia called the "Paris Of
Hungary" are greatly disturbed
over a disagreeable affair, the final
outcome Of which 10 still awaited
with breathless trepidstiou. A ladies
hairdresser, named vigyaso, has
been conducting an organised cam
paign Of blackmail against ladies Of
the aristocracy which appears to have
been long planned. vigaso, Q strik.
insly handsome man Of elegant sp-
pearsnes and polished msunsrs, select
ed the business Of haisdrssser for
the sole reason that Il would briae
him into close connection With tAoss
circles In which hs hoped 10 fad
victims. BY degrees he became ae-
qssinted with he istinste sssssts
OF HE pstrsAsssss.
Thus findiag himself In pesssssion
OF sumeisnt material, h forwarded
various blsekmailing lstters, n one
declaring that he he'd entire hsswi-
cage OF lsdy's meeting with her
chauffeur, in another giving exact
details Of the lady's Interview With
nm officer Of the hussars, while other
letters OF the sams character eop-
tanned scarcely yelled threats. The
price when be demanded for his
silence varied from 5000 TO 5000
kronsn, or even more. An energetic
lady, wife Of . millie.airs, to whom
the b'aekmailer had written By mis-.
TAKE, Informed the criminal sutAori.
ties, who arrested the man. II soon
became known that he had eommuni-
compromising stories and threatsnsd,
In case Of . trial, to divalge all the
seandsious secrets In his possession.
shortly after his arrest the young
Aavsnsursr, who came from an OK.
ceiisnt and once wealthy family in
vienna, committed suicide in his cell.
out even his tragic end has not
alayed the fear Of the isdisereet
victims Of the hsirdresser. They fear
mat he has left compromising notes
ana papers and that their secrets
may yet become public property in
some way.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

daily going TO the line Of tho Santa
W. railroad, not 20 mention the flow
being pumped 20 Prescott and Fort
wbipple. The average daily con.
signmsn,s nov being loaded for the
north reaches Mt least sixty cars.
each containing "a 500 gallons. or 10
the aggregate, $4,000 gallons This
sbnormsi supply is due 10 the drouth
along the Santa fs, extending for
many miles, east and west Of Ash
Fork, the distributing point. II ID
rssd for not only domestic purposes.
bat In al the mechanical depart
mrnis. the Increased traffic calling
for the introduction of = heavier vol.
ume Of wster than was ever before
known along that line Of railroad.
This heavy daily drain In no manner
affects the general flow, aud accord.
ing to . statement made yesterday by
Thee Wade, the engineer In charge of
the plant, u u impossible to lower
the surface Of the water In the large
receiving vault. with continuous
pumping A. nm asset ~ permanent
value, taese springs have proven the
wisdom 81 the Investment male sew.
srsl yesrs ago by the city aud the
=. w. Y. q y. A ~rls. Of springs
oo,e from the ground and whether the
eoontry 10 passing through = drouth
or not, the flow continues unin,sr.
ruptediy and volumisously.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

Holiday visitces.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. b. Genung. With
Miss Haisley, and their daughter,
Miss Asenath Genung, arrived from
the camp Of the Mildred Gold Min.
ing company, yesterday, and will
remain until after the holidays, viz.
Joins wife IN City.
T.. +. Leigh, son-in-law Of T. G.
Norris, arrived from Los Angeles
yesterday, and will remain for an
extended visit with his wife, Who
has been in the city for few
months, tine guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris.
Home Tor HotdayA
Miss Lila Hawkins, q student a,
Stanford University, arrived yester.
day, and will enjoy the holiday,
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. J.
J. Hawkins, returning to resume her
studies after the first Of the year.
She was extended . cordial welcome
by many friends.
Christmas q Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Shea, the for
mer Of the firm Of the johnson.
Shea company, who constructed The
Territorial highway out Of this city,
tieft yesterday for San Bernardiao,
Cal, their hove, where they will
enjoy the holidays with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Shea will return
later.
Mine Manager Arsivsa
8. J. onash, general manager Of
the Pick and Drill Mining company,
located near Humboldt, was . visitor
to the city yesterday, and left for
the coast in the afternoon on bust
ness of his enterprise. He reports
development progressing and the
showing satisfactory. He will be sb
sent a few days.
From the Mckinley.
Frank Burns, in charge Of the
Mckinley Mining and Development
eompany's properties, was an arrival
in the city yesterday to spend tae
holidays with friends. He states
that Mr.. Mckinley will return dur
ing the early part Of January, after
q successful Eastern trip, whsa the
operation Of the enterprise will be
started on q large scale.
;, CHANCES LOCATION
| Wells Fargo 4 Co., have decided
to move from their qusrtsrs in the
Lswler Block to the new Head
brick building on the east side Of
Cortes street, near the depot. The
change will b made on the first
Of the year. o. H. Tucker, the agsat
making this announcement yssser-
day.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
s8p poorLnoons u
rAAPr1D ~ orrIoxu

Ureo We4oeo9ay'e DAILY
For the first time In the erimina!
history Of this section, . fsii- Pledged
soes'ssGsr Ne. been eswsht 10 the
me.hes Of the isw, ssd . surprise
revealed 10 the Illicit practice Of
psddlinG liquor. the accused bslas .
faiihlooded Apache. MshAvs Isalss.
Ne was arrested and brought 20 tAs
city yesterday by Chief Of Pole.
Fred Hawkins Of Jerome, and will
sppesr before the next Federal grand
nfy.
In speaking Of this unusual charge
Chief Hawkins states that the Indian
has bees following the practice Of
distributing the ffewster among nj.
sribesmen Ia quiet aud unsssumins
msnner, and 90 sdroitly that II 70
quifed much vigilance and persist
cass 10 catch him. His patrols yer,
exclusively Indians. ssd from eser
he received heavy value In return
and was attaining the rank % . cap
sin % finsnss when the officers tool
. hand aud frustrated him In hi
getrieh quick methods
The accused 10 . fine typ. Of th
red man. and bear, a position Of ran
IN his tribe, which gave him . Ice
gay In the disposition Of his good,
Ne 10 also cell educated and In tai
respect 10 In harmony with the sime'
10 ne, quick action on his money an
play the limi, in his commereis
frenzy.
Another Apache Mohave, who is q,
eussd Of crime. committed at Hun
boldt few weeks ago, and VII
escaped from Deputy sheriff CAM
bell. was also brought In and lodge
IN the county Jail by ofscsr Hawl
lns.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
BRIN0s oooD R12oar.

william Bright, the well known
carpenter and millwright, arrived
rom the camp Of the Federal Min
ing and Milling company. on Cherry
creek, yesterday, and will visit with
friends during the holidays. He
gives . splendid report Of ths opss.
ations OF the above enterprise, and
says sae immense reduction plaat IL
running steadily and successfully.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
DEL nl0 APhNos
AsroNfMIINo IN CAPACITY
Orran weAnerasy'. psl,l

For the first time in many years
,be wonderful resources Of the water
supply II Del Rio 10 appreciated, and
shc capacity " these noted springs
is revealed "a Nh astonishing extent,
Ivy the hssvy consumption, that Is
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
city News
lin Brief
(From Thursday's Daily.)

(From Thursdays Daily.)
Mr. and Mrs y. u. Pemberton Of
Mint Valley were in the city yes.
ierdsy visiting with relatives and
friends.
Daughter Improvins.
j. O. EekeIs returned yesterday
from Phoenix, and reports that HE
daughter, Miss Edith, 10 recovering
from her recent illness.
Prom the Range.
John A. Grelle, one Of the big
sheep growers Of blackberry, was an
arrival ia the city yesterday, on q
brief bushes. trip, and will return
north today.
Reported Couvslsscius.
J. l.. simmons. who has been con.
fined 10 his home for two months.
suffering with typhoid fever. was on
the streets yesterday, and Is rapidly
ngaining his former health.
From the Verde.
NJ. l.. and L. y. Osborn. well
known residents Of the Verde Valley,
where they are engaged In farming,
were arrivals yesterday and will re.
main for several days on business.
Returns 10 Coast
After several days Of q business
visit TO his mining and other inter.
s-ts In this section, v. l.. wrigat left
yesterday for Los Angeles. lie will
return to the city again in q few
weeks.
csssls Pan rhrough.
Fifteen ears Of cattle. consi gnsd Ia
Jesse Boyee. meat merchant Of Will
isms. pissed through the city last
night from Southern Arizona feed
ing grounds They are in fine con
jition.
fnsVscssd Dsvslopmsns.
Arthur Hendy. representative Of
the Copper Chief mines, near jerome
retained yesterday after several
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LHAD.

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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

Max Elsner, Glae Paul, Mise Yer,
MeNuliy and +. w. Derrick, mem
bers Of the Cshill Orchestra, lef
yesterday for Jerome, where the,
furnished music for the Mechanics
dance last night.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cook, who
we're called to the city q few days
ago ON a sad mission, that Of the
death Of the father Of the latter,
left yesterday, Mn. Cook returning
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

Mrs. c. 4. Loux, wife Of the pop
uinr conductor Of the 8. r., p. 1
r., will leave today for Phoenix
where she viii be the guest o.
friends for several weeks.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
csssls Pan Through.

Fifteen ears Of cattle. consigned I
Jesse isoycs, meat merchant Of vii
isms. PASSED through the city las
night from Soutnern Arizona feet
ing grounds. They are in fine co,
jition.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

On aceount OF the annual conven-
tion Of the American National Live
Stock Association, to be held at Fort
Worth. on January 10, IL and l2, .
reduced fare has been made from
all points in Arizona Of one fare plus
% for the ronnd trip. Tickets will
be ON sale January 8. = and s, with
return limit January II.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

~ J. Ritter was an arrival In the
city Yesterday TO spend Christmas
with friends, and reports the sheep
industry In the Jerome Junction sec.
ton a. In good condition.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

n. J. Griffin. Who 10 developing
the North Champion mine, At walker
was . business visitor 70 the city
yesterday, reporting favorably OF
his mine proposition, which L. Il
the productive stage.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

u. ". BAY, idshtiftcd Win ssveral
mines near Mayer, on which he IL en-.
gagged In development, arrived in the
city yesterday and left during the
sfternocs for flagstaff, his home. Hs
speahs enecurssingly Of the showing
on Av properties and win return
later.