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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-14

success. In this connection we would suggest that some business man assume the responsibil ity of calling meeting that the matter may be discussed and if it is decided to celebrate no time should be lost in appointing the necessary committees
 And it has been fully demonstrated that there are some things weaker than water. With the Phoenix Gazette and Tucson Citizen it seems to be a case of 'you tickle me and I'll tickle you''
 The El Paso Times has "a word to the bank ers" The Times must have an idea that its word is as good as its note A Phoenix advertiser in speaking of his wares says: ''I'hey look good, taste good and are good" Well, then, for goodness sake, man, eat them.
 ' When the Bisbee newspapers finish taking evidence and arguing those city graft cases, about all the court will have to do is to pass sentence.
 The most unpleasant thing about the recent elections in Alabama is that the I-told-you-so nuisance has crawled out of his hole in every part of the country and has put on his wise look.
 The Gia valley folk should make a little effort on their own behalf and see that this proposed territorial highway is not permitted to sidestep them. Globe will render every assistance pos sible
 It is to be hoped you were not one of the girls
 -1c IL o1- er'' and then went to church in honor of "moth- ers day' and left Cher" at home to wash the breakfast dishes.
 If you did not get into the census you will have to wait ten years for another chance and if you die meanwhile how can you have the face to ask St. Peter to count you when you refused to be counted here?
 The Phoenix Republican is of the opinion that the democratic spell-binders will prate long and loud this fall on the high prices, but will not say much about high wages. All of which is very +r,o Tho h; ob ooct of lvinu rna aLas practica V
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17

/ ian friends some years ago set a
noble example to all Christendom in
the burial of their Confession of
Faith and their substitution instead
LOT q much simpler and much more
rational statement.
But, No, must correct myself
here. This is what they should have
done but did not do. Instead OF
burying the old creed, not only from
Isight but also from odor, they have
merely covered the corpse which is
admitted to be dead and placed the
briefer and better Confession atop
the winding-sheet. They assuredly
declare that it is not a substitute but
merely a representative statement
Hence every time we read the re-
statement, we must hold our noses
ITO avoid the contamination from
odors of the carcass beneath. Not
all must do this, for, as the Apostle
lsuggests, All have not their senses
exercised to discern. But all in
telligent Presbyterians are being rap
/ idly driven not only away from Cal
vinisnn, but, alas, away from the
Bible also, because of their erroneous
superstition that the teaching of Cal
Twin and the teachings OF the Bible
are one and the same.
These bright minds are not mere
| ly lost to the Christian forces. They
become active agents in the promul-
cation of anti-Bibical teachings
They are engaged in pulling down
the Bible and substituting for it's
teachings Darwin's Evolution theory.
These sincere men are to be found
in the faculties of all the colleges,
lin the highest pulpits throughout
the land and in the most prominent
positions in business and social life.
Their Aoss Of Faith in the Bible has
not made them murderers or thieves,
Their noble Inheritance from the past
preserves to them an uprightness OF
character which the loss of fear
Of hell-torment has not undermined.
while they are no longer Christians
From the Bible standpoint long
er believers in Jesus as redeemer
they are still believers in Jesus as
great Teacher and a noble Leader,
Of men. They fail to discern the
fact that if he posed as the Son OF
God and the Redeemer of men, ami
was not such, instead of being
noble example, his life and teachings
were most stupendous frauds and de-
captions. E5E
Baptisms and Disciples Awakening.
When we say that this awakening
Is also reaching our Baptist and our
Disciple brethren, let US not be I'M
derstood to mean that all of these
have been asleep until now. Perhaps
ii would have been better for them
if some who have gotten awake dur
ing the past thirty years had slum-
bered longer. Those long awake
have principally gone of into OAR
winism and Higher Criticism. Bap-
list and Disciple schools and colleges
and Theological Seminaries, like
those of other denominations, are
manned with the brightest minds of
the denominations, and all with one
accord teaching Higher Criticism, In
fidelity and Darwiniian Evolution.
With one accord all are engaged in
|.overthrowing the Christian Faith Of
the rising generation. They are do
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17
Union Roster

III union listed in this directory:
see why not. Tie charge Is but
ts per line per month. PublicaA
i'll show that you are alive, and
lg in the support Of the Labor
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17

Majority advertisers want Majority
patrons patronage. 1857
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17


confused a manner that it fails to
give them the needed strength.
God permitted us to come to this
very hour and has permitted the pre-
sent tests for the purpose of develop
ing the characters of the "Israelltes
indeed, in whom is no guile" and
for the purpose of gathering out from
them all the tares, all the chaff, and
all not at heart copies Of his dear Son.
Let me now briefly summarize the
errors of our creeds and briefly in
dictate the Bible remedy.
None of our creeds were too strict
in defining the saintliness of the
Church class, invited to become the
Bride of Christ and his Joint-heirs
in his Kingdom. On the contrary, in
many respects they were too loose
they were not nearly up to the sand
ard of the Masters word, 'If~ any man
will be my disciple, let him take up.
his cross and follow me-" "Strait is
the gate and narrow the way which.
leadeth unto life; and few there be
that find it, Matthew vii, I'D. Jesus,
taught that his followers must drink
of his cup Of suffering and be hap
tlZ0u =lulO LIS uGdLu- dIlu uOC luOI ely
into water. Our too-lew standards
have admitted to membership in all
denominations MILLIONS who are far
below the Masters standards.A
Our error and deception was the sup
position that all who are not staintly,.
all who would not become the Bride
OF Christ, all who are not baptized
into his death. all who do not drink
of his cup of ignominy will be eter-
nally tortured. This great mistake
common to all Professionals (and In the
much modified form of Purgatory,
shared also by Catholics) must be
displaced by the Bible teaching that
as soon as the glorifled and antityp-
zeal Year of Jubilee will begin; that
then for the thousand years Of the
reign of Christ and the Church as
the spiritual Seed of Abraham, the
non-elect, of all the families of the
earth will be blest by the elect (Gal-
atians ill. Is. 20; Acts iii, 1929.
Let US, dear brethren, choose this
day to stand by the Word of God. to-
reject all human traditions contrary
to it and hold fast the things that
are true just. loving. good.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-03-17
Your Spring Clothing
On Credit
At Cash Prices


Low cash prices actual low
cash prices and liberal credit
terms, That's a combination
you very seldom find. You do
find it at Adams. That's what
makes Adams a good place to
trade.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
SAN|TARlUM FOR
 PENNSYLVANIA SICK
(Arizona Stari

The establishment of a sanitari- um for tuberculosis patients who are former residents of the state .of Pennsylvania. is one of the latest projects which have been set on foot for Tucson It is proposed % build the sanitarium which will cost many thousand dollars. just outside the limits Of the city.
 It is understood that the project originated in the mind of J. Hurd Opie, a well known young man of this city, and member of the firm of Opie Brothers. who conduct a confectionery business on Congress street Report has it that Mir Opie will leave within the next few months for his former home m Pennsylvania. where he will seek to enlist the interest of the Pennsyl- yanians in the matter of the pro posed plan of caring for the af- flicted ones in this territory. In addition to the private contributions hoped to be raised for the sanitari- um it is believed that the Penn- sylvania legislature can be induced to make an appropriation for it. and an effort will be made to secure that bodys help.
 Mir. Opie. when seen last night, refused to be interviewed on the subject. but from other sources it was learned that he expects to so back to Pennsylvania with a view of making a tour of the entire state in order to enlist aid in support of the movement Owing to the large number of Pennsylvanians in Ari- zona. and especially in Pima coun- ty, strong hopes are entertained for the success of the movement. Mr. Opie will first secure. it is said the endorsements of the mayor Of Tucson. the chamber of commerce. the Arizona Health League. Govern or Sloan and others who may be of weight in making his cause a success. It is understood that poll tical influence back in Pennsylvania makes it quite probable that he will succeed in bringing such pres sure to bear upon the legislature of the state that the organization will seriously consider the matter. The undertaking. if successful, will add another enterprise to the up- growth of Tucson. Details of the plan are as yet lacking. but will be given out at a later date.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
SAND GRAFT THE
 LATEST IN TEMPE

PHOENIX. March 5o.-In Tempe there is a teamster who has one of the best graf-s yet invented. He digs sand from the bottom of the Salt river. sells the sand and then charges auto nebilists big prices for hauling their machines out of the holes.
 This si wha- Phoenix autoists are saying. and at the same time kicking like fury. and yet not ali of them knew that the man who so opportune- iy appears to pull them out of the river is he same one who dug the hcses. and those who do are just twice as mad as the others. Yet they can not but be filled with admiration for his business acume.
 When the river is low this teams CT goes out into the middle. takes out sand and hauis it away 10 the differ eat places where it is needed for the making of building mor.ar and other purposes. When the Rio Salinas comes up again there are several nice. big holes. just where the water looks the shallowest to the innocent chaffeur Said innocent chaffeur piunges in and thinks he is doing fine until the nose of his buzz wagon plunges down, the carburetor is flood ed and there is nothing doing in the chug-chug line.
 At about this time the digger of holes appears. He Is most sympa- theuc and kindly offers to pull the autois- cut, for a consideration.
 This sand business pays.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
FOREST FIRES ARE
 OR THE DECREASE

Fire played less havoc .n the wood lands of the national forest sta. .es
 last year than it did in 1908. although
 the number of fires was 4tO greater.
 The department Of agriculture has just completed he statistics. The protec-
 tive value Of the work of the depart
 ment is shown h that CD almost so per cent of the fires were extiRguished before as much as five acres had been damaged; @ less than one and one half acres to the square mile of na-
 ional forest land was burned over;
 (S) and the amount of damage done to the burned-over area averaged but SIPS per acre.
 For the twelve month erded De- cember 31. last. there were 313s fires on the forests, 1.IsG caused by To- comotlves, 431 by campers, 29i by lightning. lS1 by brush burning. s7 by incendiaries. 3S by sawnIi.ls and donkey engines. 153 by miscellaneous and 75S by unknown agencies. The area burned over was, in round fig ures. 36000O acres. of which abous 62,000 were private lands in national forests. as against some 400. .0o0 acres in 1908. Some 7O.O00.00O board feet of timber was consumed. of which S3.- 100000 feet was privately owned. as against 230 100000 in The previous year. The loss in value of timber de- stroyed was less than s30O.000. of which close to S50,000 was privately owned. The loss of the year before was about s450.O0o. Damage done to reproduction and forage shows a re- markable decrease. less than $160.O00 being the record for 1909 and over s700, 900 that for 1908.
 The largest number of fires occur red in Idaho-99l: but he great in crease over 1908 in that state--name- Iy 573-is entirely attributable to fires in the Occur d'Alene. which were extinguished without ma-erial dam age. Locomotive sparks were ac- .countable for ell of the blazes n this forest last year. The explanation of the increase in the sotal for al, forests is to be found in this Coen- d'Alene in- crease.
 The report of the Forester for 1909 said of the fire record for 1908:
 That year was one of prolonged drouth during the summer and fall. and of disastrous fores. fires through out the country The national forest suffered relatively little About 252.- 191. .000 board feet of timber or 0.06 per cent of the sand. was destrovce. A total of 2.72s fires was reported of which 2OS9 were small fires confined as a rule to an area of five acres or less. The cost of fire fighting. ex- elusive of the salaries of forest off cers. was $73.2S3.33 This sum. added to the propori ion of the total salaries of rangers and guards properly charge able to patrol and fire fighting, was less than one-seventieth cf 1 per cent of the value fthe timber protected 1 ssImated at an average stumpage | value of s2 per thousand"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
TARIFF DEBATE WILL
 COME IN TIE SENATE
;By John Corrigan. Jr.

WASHINGTON. D. C., March S0.- The tariff debate will be ~eopenes ia the senate as soon as the rass- road Gill is out Of the way by the republican insurgent senators who voted against the Payne-Aldrieh bill Ever since President Taft in h.s New York speech on February 12 reiterated lis w.aona defense of the new tariff jaw. declaring it to be the best customs ac: over placed on she statutes, 1t das been under steed that the more radical of the republican opponents of the measur would find occasion to reply to ths president.
 The presidents Providence speed and the result of the special cos gresssSaal election in the fourteents Massachusetts district have givez the insurgents additional inspiration and Senators Clapp. La Toilette and Ccmmins today confirmed the repor that the senate will not be permit ted to adjourn without the insuc- gents views on the tariff having been thoroughly aired in the con gressional record.
 Senators I4aFoilette and Deliver will train their heavy artillery on the Payae-Aidrich law. and they ex- pect to shoot it so full of holes that it will be worse than useless as c republican campaign issue. At the same time the defenders of the law. notably President Taft him self. will be bombarded. and the senate may be the scene of an in- terzecine war on the republican side far more distressing than the recent unpleasantness in the house preoiPitated by the insurgents Of that body All the insurgents may be drawn into the discussion before it is over. but LaFollette and DoIli- yer will be the leaders and they arc ADh ENtpa4luS AItlI eAiEuLitAl5s
 The debate will be made possible by the introduction of an amend meat to the new tariff law provid- ing for the creation of a tariff com mission. The insurgents are hope fui of forcing the adoption of such an amendment. but their prime pur- pose is to open up the tariff ques- tioa fer a general discussion. in the course of which they can defend their votes against the Payne-Ald- rich bill
 However. they will not confine themselves to the defensive. but will take the aggressive in attack ing those who champion the new law. and that is taken to near that President Taft will bear the bruRt of their fire. as he is in the fight led by Senators Cummins and C4SBp on the railroad bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
A NEloHeoa OF YOURS

as well as yourself is liable at any time to have rheumatism. We're all Fable 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 tel your neighbors-Ballard's Snow Linament relieves all aches and pains. and heals al wounds. Sold by Lowell Drug Co. Lowell. Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

Like Warren Hastings, President Taf- marvels at his moderation. He merely disbarred Mir. Shaw form prac- ticing before the land office. when Ballinger and the Guggenheims might willingly have aided in boiling him in oil.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

Claude B. Daniels. a Phoenix cab driver. has been arrested on a stat utory charge Several days ago Lily Ford. 17-year-oTd girl. mysteriously disappeared. After persistent. search the girl was found secreted in Dan. iels' room.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

The Salt River Valley farmers un- ion has been organized and will be affiliated with the national organl- zation. T. T. Powers is president
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

Fred Taylor. the deser.er from Fl. Dade. Florida. recently arrested in Prescott. has been fully identified and has been turned over to army officers
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

The army has just adopted a uew type of machine gun. but the House of Representatives still clings Co its same old Cannon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

The new King of Belgium starts in with a salary of only $6O0.GO0 but that gives him an incentive to do his best and earn a raise.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

Why don's the people of this coun- try do like he people Of Ireland do-- every family raise its own pig-and thus defy the Meat Trust
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
TERRITORIAL BRIEFS

Tucson school children are enjoy ing vacation this week. while the instructors are head over heels in a teachers institute.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

New York woman has failed for s5se 900. without a cent of assets. Wall Street can still learn a thing or two.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
} alcohol . tonic q Nof

Is alcohol q tonic [ Hoi
 Does it make the blood pure? Nol Does itstrengshen the nerves2 Noi Is Ayers SarsapsriIla a tonics Yesi Does it make the blood pure ? Yesl Does 1t strengthen the nerves1 Yesi Is itentirely free from aIcohol7 Yesi
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

S. l.. Badillo has been arrested at Phoenix on a charge of. .embezzlement Several days ago he reported to the police hat he had been held up and robbed of $200. Later developments go to show that the s20O in question was entrusted to Badino by a friend and that he holdup story was a fake pure and simple.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

A number Of Pittsburg capitalists have associated themselves for the purpose of developing and exploiting hydro-elec -ric power and irrigation project on the Bill Williams Fork. which forms the dividing line be- tween Yuma and Moiave counties in western Arizona. The enterprise. it Is estimated, will require an inves j. ment of approximately S3.00O, 900, for the raising of which the promoters have practically completed their plans.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

Dr. W. A. Cannon. of the Desert Botanical laboratory. will soon leave Tucson for Africa and Asia, where he will study the flora of the deserts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

Regular runs are now being made on he Indian school extension from Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

The preliminary survey CT the Buck eye road out Of Phoenix has been completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31

The Santa Rita barber shop was burglarized and sl0 in money and number of razors taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-31
.WoAhohoI!

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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-06-23
TICKET ARRANGED.
Republican State Convention of Penn.
sylyania COnvenes Today.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 21-The Re-
publican State convention which will
meet here tomorrow, will unless there
is change in the program, which
was agreed upon tonight by the lead
ers. nominate this ticket:
Governor-Congressman John K.
Tener of Washington County.
Lieutenant Governor-Former Con-
gerssman John M. Reynolds, Bedford.
Secretary of the Internal affairs
Henry Houck, Lebanon.
State Treasurer-Fred c. Wright,
Susquehan
Indications point to a harmonious
and brief convention.
Aside from the opening of head
quarters by Mr.. Tener, the principal
happening of interest was the
withdrawal of Robert S. Murphy of
Cambria from the race for Governor.
Mr.. Murphy made the following state
ment:
Realizing that my nomination is
impossible at the hands of the con-
vention and being sincerely desirous
of relieving those friends who have
Loyalty sustained my candidacy from
the possibility Of any embarrassment
have decided to withdraw my name
as a candidate for Governor"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-06-23
ARRAIGNS DIR. MEAD.
BrattlebOrO Clergyman Holly Dis
courses on Present Methods in
Political Campaign.

Brattleboro June 20-Rev. Roy NJ
Houghton, who had just returned
from attending the 115th annual con-
vention of the Congregational con-
ference at Montpelier, spoke yester-
day morning on "Our Mission to YER
mont Towns" Mr.. Houghton said dur
ing his discourse: I'VE believe it the
duty of the Christian church, in a
land which calls itself Christian, to
do all it can to keep from the import
ant position of Governor of a Christ
ian State man who stands with one
hand in the lap of the church, and
with the other supporting the liquor
traffic"
Those listening to the discourse
were not inclined to believe that Mr.
Houghton referred to any other can
didate than DR. John A. Mead Of
Rutland, as his reference could not
be Inferred as touching any of the
other candidates. Continuing in his
sermon, Mr. Houghton said "The
church is remiss in her duty if she
does not leave the community with
Christian faith, so that men cannot
crush the lives out of little children
in the mills for the sake of a few pal
try dollars, and so that politicians
cannot ride into office, leaving per-
jured souls along the way, and using
their public trust, not for the public
good, but for the men who pay the
expenses" This is probably
tn strongest arraignment that has
been made of any political candidate
in a pulpit. While Mr.. Hougton made
use of no names, it was well under
stood who he was referring to. He
showed emphaticaly why the church
should make men of character to 20
into politics.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-06-23
WILL HAYESAFE MAJORITY
Clearly Evident That Anti-Mead
Forces VIII Control Republican
State Convention Fleetwood Has
325 Votes and Is Gaining Daily.

Morrisville, June 21.-Hon Freder-
ick G.. Fleetwood, in an interview with
a representative of the Journal this
evening, expressed the greatest con-
fidence in his nomination as the Ee-
publican candidate for Governor on
June 80. He is now assured of 1926
votes and he is receiving accessions
of strength daily, often from unex-
pected sources. 1t is now clearly evil
dent that the anti-Mead forces have
safe majority of the convention.
Mr.. Fleetwood Is receiving many
letters congratulating him on his
manly stand for cleaner political meth
ods in refusing to carry on money
campaign and they consider that his
victory will exert tremendous in
fiuence on the side of political decen-
cy and against further attempts to
capture the Governorship by the law
ish use of money
Mr.. Fleetwood is in excellent spir'
It's and evidently is very much en-
|ccnraged by the good news which
comes in from day to day. The tide
is setting very strongly in his direc-
ltion and many of the unpledged de-
llegates who have been inclined to
to support other candidates are pied
ging him their support.