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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
A SENSIBLE INNOVATION

Commend us to Judge Crane, of Brooklyn. He is sensible, and, nferentially, an upright judge. At least, he gets an interesting point of view concerning the divorce evil.
 Recently couple applied to Judge Crane for divorce There did not seem to be anything par ticularly the matter other than mutual discon- tent. So 'incompatibility of temperament was set up and decree asked thereupon. But Judge Crane said no. He knew a trick worth two of that. He ruled that the couple must live abso lutely apart for period of twelve months No sort of communication must be established or maintained At the end of the year the couple may call around again, and his honor will "see about it." That was the best he would door the worst, as you please.
 Perhaps it would be a good idea-except in extremely grave cases-to grant no absolute divorce save in second decree the latter to fol
 low the first decree of partial divorce after an interval of not less than one nor more than five years. In this way the scandal of the "divorce of convenience"-t foundation of progressive polygamy so called-woud be thwarted and the problem very greatly simpfied. Moreover, couples divorced partially, on slight or approx imately irrelevant grounds, would in many in stances, be remarked and live happily ever af- terward. We know of one judge who makes it rule to grant only small alimony in the earlier days of divorce because he has found that this tends to reconciliation in number of cases suf- fciently large to make it worth while trying it on all that come before him.
 Absolute and final divorce with permission to remarry, should not be granted in any case not thoroughly meriting it. If permanent sep aration for just cause is the paramount object of application for divorce the applicant will not care if he or she must wait year or so for the ultimate decree. A time in which to consider the matter in all its bearings will not be ill-na- turedly rejected by those who are honest and frank in their pleading.
 Probably Judge Crane, of Brooklyn, had some such idea in mind when he promulgated the somewhat unusual order noted heretofore If so it is good idea and will stand considerable expansion in it's practical working
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
In The Halls of Congress
Special Washington Correspondence.
BY TAV,

Warned by his friends that the real insurgents of the house and the real pogressives of the sen ate will oppose his nomination for a second term in the White House. President Taft has deter mined to rid the republican party of all 'unde- sirables" without further ado and thus avoid interference later on
 The action of the president in reaching final decision as to progressiveness and insurgents is thought to be directly due to information sup piled by Senator Aldrich, Speaker Cannon and other reactionary leaders, with whom the pres ident is cooperating and in whom he has the greatest confidence. The import of their advice was to the effect that the progressives and ip- surgents are involved in what practically amounts to a conspiracy to interfere with MT. Taft's ambition to succeed himself as president, this being the fourth plot against the chief ex- ecutive that has been uncovered by the reaction ary sleuths since March last
 After having given the matter much careful consideration, the president has come to the con clusion that the views of his friends are well founded, and he has decided to act without fur ther waste of time,
 "All those insurgents who remained on the warpath after the passage of the tariff bill must be driven out of public life, is the command that has been issued from stand-pat headquar- ters. '.They are preaching democratic doctrine abroad the land and are therefore democrats. Annihilate them to the last man."
 The writer can give no clearer idea of the na- ture of the warfare that is now waging, than by reviewing, briefly, the rules that are being fol- lowed by the standpatters in their treatment of the outlaws
 Recommendations of insurgents as to appoint ments to federal positions within their districts are receiving no consideration.
 Office holders appointed upon the recommend ation of the insurgents are to be gradually sup. planted by men satisfactory to the "standpat element of congressional districts
 Every possible endeavor is being made to se- cure the defeat of nsurgent candidates i'll the republican primaries.
 In instances of insurgent candidates winning the congressional nominations from standpat- ters, the latter are to bolt and allow democrats to win.
 Insurgents are to be prevented from securing the appropriation of public money for the con struction of public buildings or bridges within their districts.
 There are to be decreased appropriations for all government institutions, such as agricultur- al experimental sations, arsenals, navy yards, forts. etc, located in districts represented in congress by insurgents.
 Appropriations for waterway Improvements in progressive territory are to be limited, and if possible prevented.
 Bills providing for progressive legislation, when introduced by insurgents, will be referred
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

The Houston Post has been making fun of the Charleston News and Courier's Sunday editor ials, and now the Charleston paper vouchsafes the interesting information that they are writ ten by lady" Looks like trouble for the Post
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

The Pittsburg Dispatch of Monday carries an editorial on MT. Vardaman, whom it assumed to have been appointed senator to succeed the late Mr. McLaurin. From the tone of the Dis patch's remarks, we presume it is now very glad to know it was mistaken.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

The Cincinnati Times-Star on New Years day gravely discussed the "Fate of the Shirt Waist" In our opinion, the shirt waist may be left to look out for itself Doubtless it will be right on the job again next June, along with the sweet summer girl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

An Oyster Bay woman recently put three highwaymen to flight and knocked a fourth senseless. In one way and another, that town manages to keep on the may with great regu- larity.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

Taking retrospective glance there are very few flaws to be found in the present city admin istration. The people have been well represent ed and as sequence the city is in good condi- ton.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

"Times change. Bill Chandler can hang his hat anywhere in the White House now, , says the Boston Herald. Still, he has not yet hung it over the picture of Mir. Theodore Roosevelt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

The Taft Cannon Aldrich bunch have put the kibosh on the hopes and aspirations of repub licans in all parts of the country. It will be d democratic landslide at the next election.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

Dr. Fletcher says every bite of beefsteak should be chewed not less than thirty-two times before swallowing The doctor believes in get ting his moneys worth.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

"A fellow in Chicago wants to blow up the United States senate with nitro -glycerine, says the Baltimore News. On the whole, we prefer Mir. La Policies $ magazine methods
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

A "Blind tiger" located in we'll has been raided in Tennessee The neighborhood will now have to find some other vasty deep from which to call up spirits.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

Will not some one-egged jack tar, sometime butchered to make a shark holiday, come for ward and confound the New York Sun and its ant-man eating shark crusade!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13
KEEP A-SMILIN'.

Bright side" philosophy does not demand that we smile all the time; optimism does not make any such demand of us. There are times for smiles, and to all of us come times for tears James Whitcomb Riley does not force you to look pleasant, but the reading of his verse light ems the load of life. Riley says:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

King Daudi Chwa of Uganda has been re- ceived in audience by the mighty Bwana Yum bo. This ought to insure Chwa s bowling sue cess on the lecture platform.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

Naturally wild and wooIy, according to a press dispatch the lie has been passed in the Og- den convention of sheepmen. Bah!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

that we smile all the time; optimism does not make any such demand of us There are times for smiles, and to all of us come times for tears James Whitcomb Riley does not force you to look pleasant, but the reading of his verse light ems the load of life. Riley says. It's the song ye sing and the smile ye wear That s makin the sun shine everywhere" {" Humor helps matters, but sympathy, properly given, is the greatest balm to those depressed. Lowell touched human chord when he said "The msfortunes hardest to bear are those which never come" Our mental attitude is re- sponsibe for half our worries
 Phlosophie optimism wins the battles; it gives the proper perspective to conditions which must be faced. When illness comes when financial disaster is upon us, when friends de sert or betray us-and all of these come to ev- cry man-then is the time for survey and a search for the blessings and the favors of na- ture and fellow man. which all of us can find among our assets This is optimism Loyalty to one in trouble or need makes the world bright CT for both the giver and the recipient. Frank L. Stanton gives the true valuation to the tasks of daily life. He sings song of cHeeTlulHeSS ulueT duVerSlLy ana uHQef IflalS. One of his best efforts is the following:
 ''When the weather kills your crop
 Keep a-goin'.
 When you tumble from the top,
 Keep a-goin.
 S'pose you re out O every dime
 Gittin' broke ain't any crime;
 Tell the world you re puin' fine,
 Keep a-goin. "When it looks like all is up,
 Keep a-goin'
 Drain the sweetness from the cup,
 Keep a-goin'
 See the wild bird on the wing,
 Hear the bells that sweetly ring,
 When you feel like sighin', sing
 Keep a-goin'.
 It is probable that Stanton got his start in op- timism from the southern negro who first sang
 'Adam was druv from Eden,
 Out in de fie' an wood;
 But gwine along, he sing dis song,
 "Apples is mighty good!' There is nothing like keeping the taste of the apples in your mouth, even if you have been kicked out for stealing them
 
 "Don't charge the high turkey to the tariff, J loJ1 +ba Groop1,;l1o IOb;ol Co,u;or
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

A strong and united democracy will enter the spring campaign, the stepping stone to the county and territorial battles
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

If only ''Uncle Sam" would swear off from the Brownsville case and stick to it.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

Don't charge the high turkey to the tariff, '' advises the Greenvile (Ohio) Courier. If only the corner grocer would!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-13

There is nothing like keeping the taste of the apples in your mouth, even if you have been kicked out for stealing them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
RAINCOATS

RAINCOATS
 Wonnen's Sateen Rubberized Rain coats in all colors, made with full back, all sizes. Value $7.5o. Anniversary Special Sale Price S3 .9S children's Raincapes made of strip ed rubberized material in all sizes 6 to A years. Value $4.5O. Anniversary Special Sale Price $f.69 MUSLIN COMBINATION SETS Women's Combination Skirts and Drawers made of Shire, Dotted Swiss and Fancy Swiss embroidery, edged with lace, fancy beading with colored ribbons, etc Worth $1-50.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 93c Muslin Gowns made of fine materi- al, high and low neck, short and long sleeves, fancy trimming, etc. Worth. Anniversary Special Sale Price 47c trimmed with ruffles, edged with lace and insertions in various styles. Worth 75c.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 49c
 RIBBED UNDERWEAR Women's and Children's Fleece Lined Ribbed Pants and Vests in all sizes. Worth 35c.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 25c Women's Fleece Lined Union Suits in Bleached and Unbleached. Worth 69c
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 49c
 SILK WAISTS
 Women's Taffeta Waists in Black with broad plafts, open back or front. Worth $500
 Anniversary Sale Price S2.S9
 WRAPPERS Women's Cambric FlanneIette Wrappers, also House Dresses, in all new Fall patterns. Worth. $1.25. Anniversary Special Sale Price s9c
 KIMONAS
 Women's Persian pattern in lxir1aona sleeve, also tight fitting effects, all sizes. Worth 39c.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 21c Women's Full Length Kimonas made full and choice patterns Anniversary Special Sale Price 9Sc WON1EN's AND CHILDREN's
 HOSIERY
 Special good values in Black, Tan, White and Fancy Hose, in all sizes. Worth 15c.
 Anniversary Sale Price Sc Women's and Children's Lis1e Thread and Fine Cotton Hose, also Cashmere Worth 29c.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 22c Infants Crushed Plush and Bear skin and Children's Silk Bonnets, reg u1ar 9Sc quality.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 43c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
MEMS SuITS.

M
 Mems Suits, made of black thibet, fancy worsteds and eassimeres- An exceptionally well made suit, any suit of this lot would be good value at the regular price $10.
 Anniversary Sale Price $5.95 Another special value in Mems Suits, something out of the ordinary in value giving is contained in these mixtures. An all wool hand tailored suit, regular value $15.0O-
 Anniversary Sale Price $S.9S High Grade Suits in blue, black and fancy all wool materials, coats cut Tn the latest prevailing fashion, trous- CTS regular or peg-top, coats have the shape retaining features so dear to the wearer. Values SEQ.
 Anniversary Sale Price $15.OO
 YOUTHS SUITS
 Boys Long Trouser Suits in fancy mixtures. A well fitting suit and well made, regular value $10
 Anniversary Sale Price $3.95 Boys Long Trcuser Suits in Scotch tweeds, gray and brown cheyiots and worsteds cut in newest styles. Regu- lar value $15.00.
 MEMS OVERCOATs.
 Mems Overcoats made of good melton cloth in black and OK ford, mercerized, sateen lined, velvet collar, 46 in. long, all sizes. Value $10.OO.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price $5.95 Mems Raincoats made of genuine cravenette rainproof cloth in black and neat fancy patterns, plain or military collar, we'll made and tailor ed. Value $16.0O. N Anniversary Special Sale Price $1O.95 Mems Top Goats made of all wool coverts and cheviots in tan, gray and fancy mixtures, well made and per feet fitting. Value $12.00. Special Sale Price $5.95 Mems Light Weight Rubber Goats in tan, all sizes. Value $500. Special Sale Price $4.65 Mems Rubber Coats made of heavy rubber sheeting in blacks. patent but tons. Value $4,95:
 Special Sale Price $2.69 Mems Storm, Coats made of heavy oiled skin in black, double shoulders and back, patent buttons. Value $500. Special Sale Price $2 9S Mems Duck Coats made of water proof duck and blanket lined, in black and tan, all sizes. Value $2.50. Special Sale Price $1.69 Mems Sheepskin Lined Coats with waterproof shell of covert in gray, patent buttons, all sizes. Value $7.50. Anniversary Special Sale Price $4.9S Men's Corduroy Coats with heavy worsted lining, all sizes Value $500 Special Sale Price $3.4S
 HOSIERY
 Woolen hosiery in Tan, Natural Wool and Camers Hair, all sizes, reg ular. value 19c.
 Anniversary Sale Price 1Oc
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
ROyS SbTTS.

Boys Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits, made of all wool chevlots ana easslmenes Tn gray, i, preTn a%e and an niea- @ Iy trimmed, sizes to 10 years. Value $3.50 to $4-5O.
 Boys Double Breasted Suits, with knickerbocker pants, made of good quality blue serge, well made, all sizes. Value $500.
 Anniversary Sale Price $1 :S5 Boys Double Breasted Suits with two pairs of knickerbocker pants, made of all wool cheviots in gray, brown. blue, and fancy mixtures, all
 Anniversary Sale Price $3.35 Boys Top Goats made of all wool covert and cheyiots in tan tan: gray i,, ana oq. velvet collar, cut very hobby Value
 Anniversary Sale Price $2.9ss Boys Russian Overcoats made of all wool meltons and cheviots in gray, blue and fancy mixtures, self or velvet collar, emblem on arm. Value $4.O0.
 Anniversary Sale Price $2.69 Boys Overcoats made of cheviots, meltons and kerseys, in blacks, OK ford and fancy grays, velvet or com to 16 years. Value $500.
 Anniversary Sale Price $S.4 AS Boys Knee Pants made of all wool cheviots, cashmeres and Worsteds, III black, blue and fancy mixtures, we'll and strongly made. Value 75c to $1.00.
 Anniversary Sale Price 25c Boys Washable Suits made of madras and ducks in white and neat fancy patterns, nicely trimmed. Value 75c.
 Anniversary Sale Price 39c Boys Cowboy, Indian and Rough Rider Suits made of heavy khaki cloth with hat to match, nicely trim med. Value SIPS.
 Anniversary Sale Price 79c ChiIdren's Play Suits and Rompers made of chambray in red, blue, tan, brown and checked patterns, nicely trimmed. Value 75c and 9Sc. |.
 Anniversary Sale Price S9e SHIRTS. An excellent quality of the cele- brated Harmony percales goes into the making of these shirts. good full cut shirt in stripes and figures, cuff attached, coat style, regular price SIPS.
 Anniversary Sale Price 79c Neg1igee Shirts cut full size with cuffs attached, coat style in all the prevailing shades and stripes, regular price 59c. Anniversary Sale Price 39se Khaki Shirts, an excellent shirt for rough work, every shirt cut full size, with soft collar and cuff, regular price 59c.
 Anniversary Sale Price 38c Working Shirts with collar attach ed in light effects, also the black and white sateen, regular value 59c. Your choice during the
 Anniversary Sale 39c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
No Money Down
2Oth Anniversary Specials for Men, Youths
 and Boys, also House=Furnishings
UNDERWEAR.


 Fleece lined underwear made of b good quality fleece, made full size. The regular price of this underwear is 59c.
 The Anniversary Sale Price s3e Natural Australiani Wool Under wear made with covered seams. cut full size and an extra good quality all wool, regular price $1.25. Anniversary Sale Price soc Boys Fleece Lined and Heavy Ribbed Underwear, regular value 35c.
 Anniversary Sale Price 100 Boys Blouse Waists, made of mad ras and percaIe in white and neat fancy patterns, all sizes. Value 35c.,
 Anniversary Sale Price 1oc SPECIAL BIRTHDAY SALE OF
 HOUsE-FURNISHINGS. Couhterpanes in very pretty Mar seilles patterns. full size. Value $1-25.
 Anniversary Sale Price 5oc
 LACE CURTAINS. Nottingham Lace Curtains In plain and floral patterns, yards long. I al"e Anniversary Sale Price 800 Ruff1e Lawn Curtains in plain and neat striped patterns, full size- Value -'O Anniversary Sale Price COG RuffIe Net Curtains with lace bor- der and insertion. 2 h yards long F'' Anniversary Sale Price 9se Flat Net Curtains with rennais-  long. Value $1.50.
 Anniversary Sale Price 0sC
 COUGH COVERS. Couch Covers in neat striped pat terms in all colors, Value S5c-
 Anniversary Sale Price Sec
 PORTIERES.
 Tapestry Potrieres in very pretty patterns in red and green, full size. Value S2.25.
 Anniversary Sale Price $1.69 Pair
 MATING.
 China and Japanese Mating in plain. striped and carpet patterns in all colors. Value 35c yard. tc Anniversary Sale Price -1Jc yard Jap Mating, neat patterns regular value 25c yard
 Anniversary Sale Price Tie yard AND BLANKETS. Comfortables in pretty floral pat terms in all colors, filled with good quality white cotton, full size. Value. $2.OO.
 Anniversary Sale Price D8c Blankets made of selected fleece cotton in gray and white, fancy bor- ders, full size. Value s1.25.
 Anniversary Sale Price 6Bc
 GO-CARTs.
 ColIapsible Go-Carts, made with steel frame with leather body and hood, reclining backs and drop front, in tan, red, and green. Size of suit
 Anniversary Sale Price SA.9s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
Misses and Children

 .s TAILORED SUITS
 women's and Misses Tailor. Made Suits, made of fancy worsted, lined throughout with good quality satin, all new Fall shades, skirt made in the newest style. Value $17.50
 Anniversary Sale Price $1O.OO
 COSTUMES
 women's and Misses Costumes made of good quality serge, trimmed with embroidery to match, and skirt with modified Hobble effect. Value
 Anniversary Sale Price 5000 Women's high grade trimmed hats. all of the very latest shapes and styles of trimming, these hats regularly
 Anniversary Sale Price S2.ss
 MILLINERY
 Women's and Misses Dress Skirts In Black and Blue. all wool serge, ex- cellent values at 50-
 Anniversary Sale Price $f.9S wOMEN'S AND MISSES COVERT
 JACKETS
 Covert Jackets made of good quail dty cloth. styles to suit all tastes. Three-quarter length, sen1i-ftting. Value $7.5p.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price $S.39 Women's and Misses Full Length Covert Coats for early Fall wear lined
  ct, and very swagger. Value $12.00- Anniversary Special Sale Price $5-9S
 PETTTCoATs
 Women's Moire and Plain Sateen Petticoats made with stitched hounce and dust ruffle, also washable skirts. Good value at 79c.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 43c HeatherbIoorn Petticoats, light weight with embroidered ruffle and cluster stitching. Value $1.49. Anniversary Special Sale Price 9Sc
 SILK PETfTCOATS
 Slack and CoIored Silk Skirts with. Fdeep founce stitched. Regular value $500.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price $2.9s FIannelette Petticoats, in fancy stripes in all sizes, regular value 39c. Anniversary Special Sale Price 19c FIanneIette Gowns,al1 neat and new patterns, in Pink and Blue stripes sValue 75c.
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 4sc GIRLS AND CHILDREN's DRESSES Girls Wash Dresses made in Per- cale Galatea, Gingv1a1n, Lawns and iother fabrics suitable for early Fall wear. Sizes 2 to years Rare values at 75c-
 Anniversary Special Sale Price 45c Girls Dresses of fancy worsted rpIaids also washable fabrics, in all good styles. Value $1-50. Anniversary Sale Price 93c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-20
SWEATERS.


 Mems Sweaters, coat style in gray, also gray with red or blue facing, large smoke pearl buttons, regular $1.00.
 Anniversary Sale Price i55c All Wool Coat Sweater, in gray, blue or red, also gray with red or blue facing, regular value $2.5O.
 Anniversary Sale Price $1 .S9 Boys Buster Brown collars, all sizes. Value 1Oc.
 Anniversary Safe Price Sc Boys, Caps in all colors and shapes. Value |25c.
 Anniversary Sale Price 1Oc Boys Hats in all shapes and colors
 Anniversary Sale Price 25c SPECIAI-WORSTE NIUFFIERS. A lucky stroke on our part pro cured for us about 25 dozen mufflers, in a variety of co1ors, including black, blue green, tan, white and brown. everywhere sold for 50c. @
 Anniversary Sale Price 15c
 TROUSERS. Boys Long Trousers, made of good quality worsted, cassimeres and chev- iots. Many of them are worth $2.OO and $500. A1soa splendid lot of Mems Working Trousers.
 Anniversary Sale Price 98c Mems Overalls and Jumpers in blue, black, white and hickory, strong ly made, all sizes. Value 59c Anniversary Special Sale Price 43c
 UMBRELLAS. Boys and Girls School Umbrellas, steel rods, neat handles. Value 75c
 Anniversary Sale Price 39c Umbrellas for Men and Woman of $2.00 quality at
 Anniversary Sale Price 9sc