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| Difficulties
in the Way
| at Panama

work literally the of blocks ,vay
and indeed this than mountain owing
the unstable equilibrium of its elements The thing
appears be alive and almost gifted the power of motion
usually in the wrong direction
This work. OF course known the Culebra cut of which
Colonel oeta in charge of the work. said day when
he visited New York:
Cueba will be thing the most gigantic
OF all the dihuies
Doctor
his third told his previous he had considered
the really the
that he was
surprised that he had regarded
to the conclusion that the experiment
Of what slides N twill
break where
mined slide is the falling of
When mountain put somewhere else
and the huge dumps made spoil the Cuebra cut are
getting big that they the way The great Tabrni dump
for example has spread encoachnp on te
railroad right of The last number Canal Record relates
how beginning made in putting story heap
The Record gives figures
The dump Tabernla
spoil dumped there CuIebra
content compared with other large Dumps 1910 was as
follows - - ~ - -
Yards
69o3135
Relocation of P R. R. lGamboa 450a2o
Notwithstanding the uncertain temper of this
Colonel Goeha his pledge the canal will be
for ships in 1915.
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Colonel Roosefelt has returned from
his trip we'll pleased with tn Outlook
Nobuddy ever asks fer a shirt like his
mother used { make.
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In my shoulder, and al SORTS OF
ailments are mine. My ills oftep
drive me to frenzy, and get my
poor nerves out of pitch; they
range from the blind inf1uenzy
clear up to the seven year itch
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while tell throughout the long days and nights ana
finding, alas something with lungs or
ghts This story often I've met it, 1t sounds to my ears
like kne1 say Forget itorget It, and soon
you'll be wel have my finger blister brought there by my
aruous toll and should fuss it. mister the blamed thing
would be bo and should harp and dwell on that
blister the weary day through the hanged thing would soon
Ss would son saw and me SgTgfUp n f%o Caaxa&o
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Iheodore BeII.s Ihls space is not gwen
because what Hearst may have said or
thought four years ago or what he says or
thinks now is of the slightest Importance to
ANYBODY not on the political payroll which
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ONE has been devoted by The Call certain comparisons
of William R. Heas opinions for publication four years ago
with those he is telling everybody he holds concerning
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If a man succeeds in making a little
money in small town he imagines he
could have made millions in a large
city.
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

My blood always seems to colder when the r
invalid bore starts his whine: II have pink pain
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.ISCOURSING sobery of the practice of census padding
Iected by ambitious aspiring youthful cities the
that the home enurnerators -.
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The Combination
of Hearst,
Calhoun and Bell

the independence league showing part
evidence of the of support which naturally inevitably
appears o gravitate Mr. Bell
Hearst politics is wholly personal politics directed
the single purpose of boosting Hearst the perpetual candidate
Office In view of Hearsts character history question
be asked What bargain has he made with Bell?
Four years ago. when Bell running for governor
time. the Examiner announced editorially
There in the fed-a harmless
young with inordinae ambition for Office,
Theodore Bell He put the by Herrin.
In the campaign the Examiner published this
Bell boldly opposition and to Hearst
and he is opposed to the latter than Hern
harm done. For when he first for congress
his biography Herrins Office depended
for his chief support upon the railroad people.
Apparently Mr.. Bell has up quarrel with Hearst and
the people of California would like
Hearst is in politics working for himself all the He
the scale OF office seeking with that has made him
the joke of politics and his every dictated
and ridiculous personal ambition He is always of
his friends Mr.. Bell appears be his last friend
Who Mr. Bells noisiest supporters the present campaign?
They everybody William R Patrick
Calhoun The character OF that support demonstration
for the people o California
On the other hand whom behind johnson
the pending conflict? There is for important element
Of high minded democrats like Curtis Lndey president San
Francisco bar association and other eminent citizens of the
political faith who have risen superior partisan prejudice
the good of the dictates also
Theodore Roosevelt the great popular champion who
Johnson:
His victory effective possible blow against
the domination of the special interests politics.
would be hailed with joy by every who believes per-
petuang this country the rule of that combination
politics of crooked which all
to the future of this republic
The voters of California will need teacher spell
meaning OF the Combination crooked politics
is writ large the history of the present campaign
ECREIARI MEYERS visit to the Pacific should bring
not feet for these waters least such development
of navy yard accommodations will for
holding the ships the other coast, where
Mostly they can not possibly be needed
a Question There waseul superfluity of
of .sno-Ly anti coast while the two on
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THE NEAR
INVALID

With anguish my diaphragm tingles each tooth IN
my head aches and Jumps I've measles and pinkeye
and shingles, and glanders dyspepsia and mumps
They dope me with nauseous liquor, they fill me
with ceuloid pills; no man in the world could be
scker-Oh list while I tell of my ills oh, bark,
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A New Scheme
of Census
Enumeration

Continued padding of which startling disclosures just
locally
possibly long as real
and other besides nmbess private interests
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The Morning Chit-Chat|
II HAVE had everything that life has to offer.
e1zar1r r:1lla and star,dar the world

- r HAVE had everything that life has to offer.
by every rule and standard of the world should
= have been happy
"But the only happiness / have known has been in
anticipation of the things that expected to bring happi
that did not
Such is the recently published statement OF young
in the prime of life and health, called by many
critics the beautiful in the world possessed
of magnificent talent. plentifully supplied with all
the good things that of the feshpos of Egypt
In other words. the grand opera singer Lima Cava-
Iieri
There are just 4S in that statement and yet it
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affected nightly the popuon
ambition
hardly likely permit who
all will be caught,
Doubtless this plan would be the
system but would obviously double the expense already
high of taking the The single item of travelling
calculated the liberal scale Of government mileage
sleeping service allowed would into embarrassing
figures Uncle Sans pocket not bottomes although people
appear to think it IS
Year by the of maintaining the bureau
1t has become affair apparently kept
vide stuhng for the newspapers We do believe
people would tolerate the of the
suggested by our Boston contemporary
The done by padding usually brings its
punishment The cities of ST. Joseph No. and Tacoma Wash,
helped by the local suffers the other
much dsredited by the exposures. When whole community
conspiracy deceive and gets found the result
not at all the favorable advertisement which had
There another aspect vulgar perhaps of the proposition
which might suggest how would be likely look the
matter We told for example that there politics
the selection OF employees but be permitted
OF protests doubt whether this declaration of did
include large element of mental reservation congressman with
the polls would imagine hesitate his
grasp this obvious material for mending his fences
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Mostly
a Question
of "POrk"

the business. AS Mr. Meyer remarked when here:
have inspected all
that
that the of
am in with
Pacific |
that the
had divided be
story o n history.
Senator Newlands this plea obvious answer that
IF the feet be kept should on the Pacific coast
there danger of the Pacific rather than the
Atlantic side"
This debate chiefly the question of
knows quite well of keepino the
feet this side unanswerb but he
do the right thing will be fought the last ditch the pork
hunting congressman whose districts useless Yards
maintained other coast
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nation was the first of all peoples to back its
faith in the power to move mountains at a
time when the rest of the world scoffed at
the idea that way could be made for the
Panama canal. The chief difficulty in that
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DC lusteu and suggests that their places
should in future be filled by officials whose
local ties would not inspire them to an undue
enthusiasm of popular arithmetic The Tran
script puts the case in this wise:
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written that faith will mountains and modern
demonstrates the of this faith
assisted with sufficient backing
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s:.'s: ss;ss;iis' ss'...s ':''' .i'-. CNaaxHa%c.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22
EMMETT NEWS.

Who said toys? You can get them
at THE FAIR.
For tender meats go to the City
Meat Market.
Go to Easton's for watches, clocks
silverware and cut glass.
For tender meats go to the City
Meat Market.
Farm Loans Colvin Real Estate
Agency.
For painting, paper hanging and
tinting call on George Womack.
Apple trees, all varieties at
5 cents each, at the Hartley Nurs-
cries.
All varieties of apple trees 3 cent
each, at the Emmett Nurseries, c.
P. Hartley, proprietor.
We have fine line of all kinds
of jewellery. Get our prices. Eas-
ton, the Reliable Jeweler.
Healthy man is king in his OWL
right; an unhealthy man is an un-
happy slave Burdock's Blood Bitters
builds up sound health-keeps you
well.
Soles repaired or renewed by Bur
ton the shoemaker, in Barretts har-
ness shop. Also all other kinds OF
shoe repairing.
Fresh mince meat at Reilly's.
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Fresh mince meat at Reilly's.

Fresh mince meat at Reilly's.
Freeh clean alfalfa seed at Iiaw-
! klHs' Hardware.
We want your butter and eggs.
Cash Grocery.
James Patton of Falks Store Snu
dayed in Emmett.
Fred Bartch is over from Boise
to spend the holidays.
Have you tried package of MO
kona" coffee, % cents, at Reilly's.
Get a present that is useful as
well as ornamental at THE FAIR.
For any thing musical come to the
THE FAIR. We have had the ex-
perience.
w. B. Banks has made a home
stead filing on the northeast quart
er of 1913 east.
Mrs. Mary Reddick and daughter
Amy of Sheridan, Mo, are guests at
the B. o. Clark home.
A Bargain-Ten acres slope land,
part in fruit and berries. Last
Chance water. See w. A. Marshall.
Jim Gillette was an Emmett Wis
itor last Saturday from his ranch
in the reservation behind the Butte.
For light draying and general
delivery, call up R. F. Thomas, phon
74black. Office at Pastime Cigar
Store.
Mr.. Morris, manager of the dry
goods department of the Boise Gold
en- Rule store, was the guest of
E. C. Rundstrom yesterday.
Mrs. James Lindsay and daughter
Irene arrived Tuesday from Mont
pelier, Idaho, to spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Dewey.
Fred Klingback, who is conduct
ing a restaurant at Ontario, Ore,
was in town this week visiting rela-
tives. He returned home yesterday
Laid Allen arrived in the city
last week from Ontario, Ore, where
he has been for some time. He has
been away from Emmett several
years.
According to Saturdays States
man, G. D. Knife and Francis Por-
ter were among the High school bas.I
ketbau team in Boise. Do you know
who they are?
H. Obermyer will have charge of
W. w. Wilton's farm near Letha
the coming season. He came here
last summer from the peach belt
of Michigan and is an experienced
and practical fruit grower.
We are not SELLING OUT or hav
ing SPECIAL SALES but we give
you value for your money, and stand
behind our goods. We will be here
next year W SOOuy II SOONS
are not as represented. Easton,
the Reliable Jeweler.
Irving (Arky) Burgess returned
to Emmett last week from a trip |
to Chicago, and points in Kansas,
visiting relatives and acquaintance
after an absence of nearly 20 years.
He reports having very pleasant
trip.
Come and see our stock of bean
tiful toilet cases, manicure sets,
fine perfumes, fancy box paper, |
pos+ card albums, print albums, la
dies and gentlemen's card cases,
ladies' hand bags, at H. T. Davis
Drug Store.
The Is cent candy at THE FAIR
is one of the most nutritious foods
you can eat for the money. Try
it once.
Bring us your butter. 95 cents a
nound Cash Grocery
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Storage for household or other
goods. Brick warehouse. For fur
Their particulars see c. d. Bucknum.
What nicer presen. could you
make than one of those Kodaks,
TO be seen at H. T. Davis Drug
Store? That would be something
that would furnish pleasure the
year round ct
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

NGTI h is hereby gwen that all applications
n permits to Craze cattle horses. and sheep
thin the PAYETTE NATIONAL FOREST
iring the season of 1911. ust be flied in my
o ice at m,neit, IiaLo, on or before January
is 1911. bun Information in r. gard 10 the graz
lug ices TO be charged and blank forms 10 Oe
used in mnkiug applications will be furnished
uron request GUY Is. MANS. supervisor.
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FOR Wintergreen and other
apples, 81 per hundred pounds.
Call at ranch Of w. H. Whelchel,
or Electric Studio, Emmett, Idaho.
lot
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FOR SALE-Mammoth Bronze tur-
key hens. Also two tom turkeys.
Allen Garfield.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

FOR SALE-20 tons stock carrots,
81 per ton; 40 cents per cwt. J.
/. Hit. 9-2tp
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FOR SALE-Jersey heifers, from ?
to years old. Allen Garfield.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

FOR SALE-Two oak water tight
barrels. Palace Bakery. 9
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FOR SALE-A bargain in an ele-
CANT piece of residence property.
A 5-room, extra well built house,
screened in .porches front and rear,
brick cellar, barn, chicken house
and elegant shade. Some fruit. See
owner at n. w. corner Bird and
Mckinley streets. 10-3t
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FOR SALE-No. l alfalfa seed, at
Peter Ries. 3tf
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FOR SALE-Household furniture of
six room house. Also one Ho-
bart NJ Cable piano. Private sac.
j. l. Jackson, Fourth and Boise ave.
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FOR SALE-30 head of April shoats
choice, at s cents per pound
Call on George w. Gordon.
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FOR SALE-Four second hand sew
ing machines at s. and up. Colvi
Real Estate Agency. "a
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two or three dwelling
Colvin Real Estate Agency.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red cockerels. Mrs. A.
Frazier in D. & C. addition. 7-4tp
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FOR SALE-Or rent, 20 acres of
South slope land under old ditch.
All kinds of fruit. Address P. o.
box ass.
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FOR SALE-Ten inches of water in
the Hayes-Womack lateral of the
Last Chance ditch, Sc an inch. See
R. B. Shaw, First Nat. Bank 6
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TO TRADE-What have you in
choice hay land to trade for a
20-acre slope fruit ranch? Must
be close to town or station. Ad
dress full particulars to box 3S2,
Emmett, Idaho.
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FOR SALE-Boxes and barrels at
the Fair Store 6
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

FOR SALE-Ten or 20 acres of
east slope land, at $3.50 per acre
if taken soon. Address Box 403. g.:
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-12-22

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
cockerels, thoroughbred Mrs. A.
Little. Both phones. CAT
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Column.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TO TRADE-What have you in
choice hay land to trade for a
20-acre slope fruit ranch? Must
be close to town or station. Ad-
dress full particulars to box 3S2,
Emmett, Idaho.
FOR SALE-A bargain in an ele-
CANT piece of residence property.
A broom, extra well built house,
screened in .porches front and rear,
brick cellar, barn, chicken house
and elegant shade Some fruit See
owner at N. w. corner 3rd and
Mckinley streets. 10-3t
FOR SALE-Jersey heifers, from 2
to 3 years old. Allen Garfield.
FOR SALE-Mammot Bronze tur-
key hens. Also two tom turkeys.
Alien GdJllSIO.
FOR Wintergreen and other
apples, 81 per hundred pounds.
Call at ranch Of w. H. Whelchel,
or Electric Studio, Emmett, Idaho.
lot
FOR sALE-2O tons stock carrots,
81 per ton; 40 cents per cwt. J.
/. Hit. 9-2tp
FOR sALE-Two oak water tight
barrels. Palace Bakery. 8
FOR SALE-Household furniture of
six room house. Also one Ho-
bart NJ Cable piano. Private sac.
j. l. Jackson, Fourth and Boise ave.
FOR SALE-Ten inches of water in
the Hayes-Womack lateral of the
Last Chance ditch, Sc an inch. See
R. B. Shaw, First Nat. Bank 6
FOR SALE-Ten or 20 acres of
east slope land, at $3.50 per acre
if taken soon. Address Box 4O3. g.:
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
cockerels, thoroughbred. Mrs. A.
Little Both phones. cat
FOR SALE-Boxes and barrels at
the Fair Store.
FOR SALE-3O head of April shoats
choice, at s cents per pound
Call on George w. Gordon.
FOR SALE-Or rent, 20 acres of
South slope land under old ditch.
All kinds of fruit. Address P. o.
box 456.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red cockerels. Mrs. A.
Frazier in D. & C. addition. 7-4tp
FOR sALE-No. l alfalfa seed, at
Peter Ries. 3tf
FOR SALE-Four second hand sew
ing machines at So and up. Colvi
Real Estate Agency. "a
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two or three dwelling
Colvin Real Estate Agency.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for either ladies or gentlemen. d.
w. C. BROWN. 46
REAL ESTATE
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Wanted, washing to- do. Mrs.
Emma Fuller.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-21

- ,a5 Kirc st. and o60-970 Naunakea.
W phone 40. ?. Q. Box $50.
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53-57 King Street, Honolulu.
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WHAT THE PRESS AGENTS SAY
Musical Treat Tonight.

Music cnthuSldstIcs VIII turn out III
force this evening to hear the fine re
cital to be given by Miss Lindeman att
the Alexander Young Hotel, The re
citaI VIII be in the ballroom Of the
Young and viii begin at half-past
eight. Miss Lindeman will give her
beautiful Interpretation of a varied list
Of songs embracing those in Italian,
German and English. She will sing
many songs that Will be entirely new
| o her audience and several that are
familiar. but in the latter she will give
an entirely new and individual render
| -ng Of them.
! Not in many years has the Honolulu
| public had the privilege Of listening to
a singer Of the ability and charm of
personality as Miss Ljndeman and no
one who is lover of music should miss
| he recital. Tickets may be purchased
during the day at Bergstrom Music
Company and at the door this evening.
Miss Lindeman will be assisted in
her recital by Mrs. l.. Tenney Peck,
iwho as an accompanies needs no intro
| duction to Honolulu as she has given
able support to many artists who have
passed through this city.
| Old Heidelberg.
| The name of Richard Mansfield is
one that will be indelibly stamped upon
the minds of every intellectual man,
woman and child in this great CONT
nent. Mr.. Mansfield was an artist, an
artist in every way. He was a musi-
clan, a poet, painter and scholar,
! his rendition of Shakeapearean roles be
ing recognized by the theatergoing pub
| lie as that of a master. In all the mod
! ern plays in which he appeared he was
likewise successful, but the play that
won him the greatest fame and honor
was beautiful "Old Heidelberg
To attempt just criticism or to even
| give a synopsis OF this wonderful story
would be sacriIege. ''Old Heldel-
berg is a construction of dramatic
art unlike anything else ever produced
on the stage. The story carries back to
the solemn monastery like atmosphere
of Harrisburg Castle, whore the young
Prince Karl Heinrich received the rigid
, and necessary training Of an heir APP
. parent. The author carries him to Old
Heidelberg and witnesses his disman
! tling Of dignity and discipline, seeing
him don the role Of deviI-may care
/ student. where life was what it was
meant to be. real and human.
There he meets "Kathie' to whom
I he pour> forth his boyish love. This
- IS one Of the most intensely interesting
love scenes ever staged.
, Mr.. NcRae 5 scenic artist has worked
! night and day on this production anl
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15
MAN TALK" IS VANISHED.

Women are vastly pleased with themselves these days. says the New
 York Evening Sun. The reason: is that they have thrown off one of their old admirations. There is noth. ing for making one light-hearted like learning that thing which you have painfully respected for years is after all simple matter and one quite within your capabilities, The bugaboo they have busted from their shoulders Is man talk It is not even. sA matter of languid interest. They have re- duced it to yawning affair by the clever means of making woman talk so brilliant as to cast all else into a burying gloom. Man talk may be in telligent, we hope it is; far be it from us to condemn any one to boredom. but woInan-talk tand here we refrain with the greatest difficulty from a long drawn crow of delight)-woman talk is so dazzling that the partici- pators are obliged to stop every few minutes and, shaking each other by
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15

the hand. cxclain. By heck. this is
 scintillatins.' Dinners. say of eight.
 with nothing but women present. are
 exhausting affairs. the standard is so
 high. Large subjects fearlessly at
 tackled. old friends ptilessly drowned. Good nature, humor. facts. lit up by
 the flash of summer lightning. the roll of thunder telling of the hit made
 We really do not know how we do it.
 No one is more surprised than we. After such an occasion we scatter in couples breathlessly, reviewing the conversation. With dilated eyes and awe in our voices. we exclaim. How did we ever become so clever" The soundness of our arguments passes our understanding We discuss strong stimulants and remain sober. we call great names to our aid and dismiss them when we m. longer need them. We. well. to put it mildly. we flabbergast ourselves. and for this reason we refrain from talking in the same strain when men are present. There is no use in kneeling them over all at once. We will merely take this opportunity to tell them how remark able a thing woman talk is. and when let them hear the thing from which 1t sprang. At present we are not sure of their ability to discuss things with the high calm which we have attained. They have always seemed to us little biased; little, as it were. tirnid in the face of truth.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15
RECLAMATION

A work of the utmost importance to inform and instruct the public on