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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24

Dem 9eldnOer binter Dem SiBunoss
fadi, ieoes Wort bes Reoners f0rmz
lid perI6lin9enp. Wfr. Berger mar
bon ieiner 3ub0rsriduft bu6ItGbIia
um5ingeIt. slher oieier Spcialiit
nit oem sepinnenoen 3Ghtln mar
lpeoer errest, nod Iieb er iin ourh
Ole 3ub0rerfhaft 3u einer grGberei
oratoriffen 2eiitung binreiben. sSn
Dem idmaIen Sang ftebenb, ipra6 er
rubig unb nit llebsrlegung, bertans
oete er Die ioeialiItiihe 8ptI6aft i'm
!Sauie uno iagte ben S6uBS0llnern,
oaB iie ben unredten Baum urbeIs
len, penn lie elauben, buB Shubs
5olI fir Die 6abritantsn aud Sdub
fir Die 9lrbeiter beoeutet.
Der Rsoner perbat Iih in freunoz
lihem Spne, ibn burd syragen gu
unterbrehen. 8onerebmann Stanz
lep. Der bic Mittagspauie bes apmiz
tss fir Die llnteriudune bes StubIz
fruits benuBt bate, nm 9srgsr's Re
oe an3ubDren, bat, ibm gu. ssItutten,
eine 6rage gu itelIen, aber Berger lieB
iidb barauf niht Elm. ,Mr. 9orz
iiBenper," iagte er, roies lit oas erite
DIAL, oub Die glnii6t Der SpciaIiiten
iiber oen Sarif in oiefem 6auie tunb=
gegeben ipirp. Wenn Der 8entIeman
10 freunblid isin uno mir cine Chance
geben miro, bieie Reos gu beenoen, 10
iperoe ih nit 5reuoen irseno cine
BON ibm oeitente 5rage beantlporten.
SD bin iiberSeuet, oaB sr bann i'm
Stanbe ietn miro. lie NIT eroBerer
@riinolidteit gu iteuen, als ieBt."
9isis treffsnoe 9lntiport puroe BON
bsibsn Seitsn oes 5aules nit 9es
ld9ter bseriibt. 9tls an Berger
lpGtsr nodmals bas griuhen eeltsllt
purbe, Su seitatten. cine 5rase gu
itellen, iaste er. oaB er ertparte. Die
ndhiten anoertbalb Sabre Sraeen sll
beuntpprtsn uno nihts @noeres 81
tbun."
DAB 9ereer's 4ebe in oen sbito=
riellen Spalten Der 3eituneen i'm
gdnsen 2anbe beiprohen tperpen miro,
gebt ihpn aus ben pielen 9elufen
an Die 3eitunss aprrefponoenten
nm Gremplare Der pollftdnoisen Res
be berpur. gs tperben iebt Nrran=
sements getroffen, piele Saulenos
@remplare Der Reos gu psrbreiten
sic piro auf oieIe Weiie in ieOer
Staot uno in iepem 0orfe oes 2an=
oes Der iociaIiitiiden propasunou
oienen.
(wRational Soeialiit preb".)
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24
GrOber GrfOlg.
Scrser's Heoc i'm Gunsrck crregt
grOftc Scniatipn.

@aI6ington. Gin SociaIiIt bat
es fertig gebra6t, oisie cpniIbs Stabt
aus benz ShIummer gu tpeden. Die
gepDlferuns Del Sunbesbaupti1a0t,
gum groben She'll aus polititern al
Ter 9ruoe uno Shattiruneen bette
benb, bat i6pn 70 piele ReOen i'm
Capitol sebOrt, buB nur ipenige In=
ipraden i'm &onsreB nod Sntere'le
bsrpprrufen, aber nahosm 8enoNe
0ictor 8. Berger feline Sunsfernrebe
i'm 8onersB sebulteH bate, mertte
man, pab Waibinston eripaht mar.
9erssr's Rsbs mar Elm v0it", ipis Der
Qmerifaner iuet. Dab iie eingeidlas
gen bat, lit ii6er, benn in allen arei>
len Der 9epolterung miro bsute iiber
Berger unb iiber Soeiulismus geIproz
den. Oisie Hebe oes iocialiitiihen
3ongrebmannss ipiro, 1pbdl0 lie 9es
brudt unb perbreitet peroen tpiro.
i'm eanssn 2anbe aeitatoriif pirten
piellsidt mebr als irgenp cine Slug
Ibrift. benn Berger bat Die iocialis
Itii1e 9otibaft i'm Sonareb periiin>
oet unb er bat Tie gut psrtiinoet,
mas islblt uniere 9eener uno al!e
Rsportsr Der Saess5eitunsen Suseben
miiiIen.
Sm rWaIbinstoner Seralo" tonnte
man ben folsenben 9eri9t iiber gers
gers Heoe leien:
r3u Der srObten 3ubOreridaft
iprehenb, Die bis ieBt sine Reoe iibsr
Die UNDERWOOD 9orlage angebort.
belt Mr. Berger alls 2euts bis gum
leBtsn Wort in Spannuns, unb feline
glniprate ipurbe bdufig burd 8ei>
fall bon beioen Seiten oes 6au1es
unterbrphen. Seine Hepe mar nit
Gpisrammen uno StatiItiten seIpidt,
aber er bradte allies 10 bumorpoll
our @eltuna uno obne irgeno ipelhs
Gffettbaiherei. wir. Berger bait.
taum Is Minuten eeIprphen i'm
@anSen fprah er ettpa cine Stunbs
-. aIs man ihon gang often faste,
bab i'm 5aufe pirtlih retipas sefpros
den" iperbe. aus alien aomitesims
mern uno aus allen Bureaus tamer
bic Mitslieber krbei, talb parer
allie @1nse uno Der breite Raum
Dor ser 9ribiine bes @prehers Bio:
dirt unb bic 3uborer binsen Ibe'
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24

9en &Gmpfer, tpelde iid in alien 2as
gen sure6t finben tOnnen unb oieie
tDnnen mir uns nur bur9 Die Be-
tbeiligung an ben pplitlfden Cages
fragen unb bur9 bas Gintreten fit
9eformen setpinnen. So, mir iino
fir 9efprmen.
yiur tine Mrt bon Reform bafien
mir, unb bieies 1T bas 8etteln Der
organiiirten 2trbeiter Sbips (orsanis
iirt in Der Sbio 5eSeration Of
2abpr) por benz Sburm Der 9eIeB=
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24

item iocialiitiidsn 8ongrsBmannes
iiberall ersielte.
Oenn 0ariiber brdu6t man 1icb
nidt binpeg3utGufden: uniere 8enpIz
len in allen bier Dinori9tuneen Der
Der. Staaten begannen nangeraoe
unge0uIbis Al nerben. Wpsu battsn
ite bertn ~ibren yertreter i'm natioz
nalen 8unoes : parlument, penn sr
ntht tpenigitens einmal td9lth ous
g0ort nabm?
Sbatidhli6 Iiegen iebo6 Die @ers
bdItniiie in gBaIbingtpn Elm flein tpe=
mig unOers, lpie ii4 oas Die meiIten
lnierer 5reunoe benfen; anbers pie
in Berlin poer Wien, gupapeit, paz
rig uno Den uteiitsn mooernen Yarl1=
menten. 9enofe Berger tann ni9t
au Dem S4riftfiibrsr oss Reprdlen<
tantenbauies geben unb um @inSeih=
nung in Die ReonerliIte erIr6sn, oenn
in Wafbinstpn tennt man 10 etipus
tpie cine 2iIts Der it9 gum Wort
Meloenoen iiberbaupt niht gben=
10 lpenig tann Iit Der iocialiItii6e
SongreBmdnn on ben 8oriiBenpen
(Sprecher) nit Der gitte tpenoen, ibm
gum Worte gu pstbslfen. 0enn 70
mddt.s i'm glu9emeinen Der Spreher
unieres ndtipnalen llnterbaufes iit,
oariiber, fper in Den allaemeinen De-
batten ods Wort erbdlten ioll, bot er
niht bas 8erinaits 81 iagen.
gBir baben in Waibingtou, ipeni1=
items iotpeit Der 8pnsreB in ssrase
tpmmt, cine slatte Yortei Hesie@
runs. llnb Die partsien als folhe
beltimmen uno leiten burh Die bon
ibnen i'm &autus eripdblten 6ausfiihz
rer Die @eihdfte unb Sebatten oes
purlamentes.
Hebmen mir !. 9. Die Debate, in
Der 8enofs Berger Su Wprte tam:
Die 9eratbung iiber Die bon ben De-
mptraten beantraete Serabiebung Ser
Wol@ un0 Wollnaaren : Sarifpo>
| Iitipnen. Die parteien - natiirlih
tommen babel INNER nur bic bsioen
.groBen" in 8etraht - einigen ii1
meiitens iber Die 3eitbauer Ser De-
batten. @on Der Sur 8srfiisuns
itebenoen Stunoensabl erbdlt als<
oann Die oemptratilhe ais Mebrbeit5z
partei Die erDBere. Die republitanifhe
bic tleinere 0dlfte. Mber Die @ertbei=
lung Der Heben, b. 3. bic 8eitimmung
oariiber, iper bon ben Oemofraten
reip. Republitanern gu Worte foms
men uno pie lange 3eit bic Ginaelnen
perbrau1en biirfen. tit oen .Jloors
Leaders," iiberlahen. Wer iih alIo
nit ieinem parteifiibrer niht gut
itebt, tommt sntlpeoer gar nitt su
Worte pher er erbdlt i'm aiinftisitcn
Sale einiee ipenige Minuten. Dor
ipenisen 5usen ereisnet erit es ii1.
oaB Der republitanifhe Wortfiibrer
einem feiner YarteisenoRen cine ball
be Minute 3eit gepdbrte.
| Ou GenoFe Berger nun ni1t CUR
Mehrbeit. fonbern 3ur Minberbeit ges
bort, bat er iih nit benz NinoritGts<
fiibrer ipesen lleberteHnns s.n Re6e.
seit ins Ginbernsbmen gu ieben. JR
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24
1tamte iiber Sic praftiiete prepaeanca

SSn elmer bon g. 9alltsfp Der foB:
ten glrtifelierie iiber Die 6rage Der
gobenperltadtlibung (gtelie gSelt 30
-3D finoen mir ben beriibnrten
slutor au6 ieine Meinlmg iiber Die
praftilbe Yropa9unoa Der So5ial-
Democratic abgeben, III 9e5ug mtf
8egenpart uno 3ufunit 2a ieine
9emerfungen uns bier III ben Yer.
Stadten in Dem &umpf mioer einen
lltfru6tbaren Ultra GaOifalismlts
beionoers intereliirert 10 laIlen mir
oielelben bier folgen:
@cnn mir altd feline proftilden
GorihlGge fir Die ferne 3ufltnft
olsarbeiten, ierne 3iele miilien mir
inherent Sblm leben, loll Dies niht
Elm baItloies Sin- lno Sertreiben
merocn. Cine alaiie, mie bas Yro.
| letoriot, Die altf @rllno Der gegebes
nen StaotS- uno 8elellldaftsoros
mlng nid)t 5u einem beirieoigenoell
0alein 5u gelangen pernag, muB
Iid) 3iele elmer bon Der beltlgell
pollig perihieoenen, ibren sSllterelIelt
bcllcr entiprehcn0en 8eiellldafts-
orOnltng leeen.
Gobei miro lie aber ltets allf gSi-
ocrlpruh ltoBen, nilo nld)t mlr bel
oen 8egnern bes Yroletariats, ion.
bern oud) in Oen eigenen 9feiben.
Gelm oic neue Srbnlng lit cine
iolhe, Die noh ME ba mar; lie fann
niht olrh 9erlfllng ,alif Die Sor5eit
ooer auf oos 9luslano gere6tfertigt
Imeroen. sSbr 9ilo fam 5un1dlt mn
fsm sfcpfv. oa.rd, tbeeretifde sIrbeii
gelfaltet peroen. Die propogoiibi'
| ltild1e araft, Die cine iolhe sSoee ge'
ipinnen fam, b1ngt 5llnGhlt oapon
ob, lpie iebr iic bcn 9eoiirfniIlen De-
rer, oenen lie belfen ioll, entlpridt
Mber arBer ben itorfen geoilrfniB
muB auh cine ltarfe ltebcr5eliging
BON Der Iur1filbrbarfeit Der nellen,
Inoh ME bogelpeienen Srom,ne
porbonoen iein, loll ibre SSoee Die
Maiien nit lid) fortreiBen. Ton Der
slrt Scr Wtalien, Die pieoer ourd
oie allgcmeinen gelelllfaftlihen
&erbGltnille beoingt miro, bangt &c
ob, meIdes Soeol ml cbelten ni6i
mir ibren 9ehiirfrliiien entlpriht
ionoern audi lie ilber5cilgt, lmo III
lnelher 9lrt lie bic lleber5eilgunq
BON ieiner gtotbmcnOigfeit lmb Wiog'
lidfeit geluinnen.
| SSn linIerem 3eitalter feblt Der
Moilcn Der binrciBenoc 8lanbe al
iibernatiirlihe Yf1d)te, oie alleS 81
ibren @unlten lenfen meroen. Sit
| STRIDE bot nod cine groBe Wtabt
ober MIR nod aus @epobnbeit, TO-
pie onrh ltaotlihen lmb ofononl
| lhen 0rltd. Selblt Die fronrnlter
| Gbrilten eriparten bcllte niht nebr
Der Serr Der 8eerihaoren mero'
pom Soinlmel bcrabltclgen llno mn
| lie fGmpfen. gtod lit Die 3elt oel
@llnoer niht ganS porbei, aber on
| paor @ilnler, Die iid) nod ereignen
| iiberihreiten ridt ons sptaB lebr be
| iheiocner aurpilliberei llllo gerao'
| iene Glemente ser 9epolferlmgL oi'
| in lih oic araft Sur Grbebltng &c
| gen ltoatlihen uno ofonomilhel
| Srud perlpiiren, linO Die 10 lebr II
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neue gerbdltniile geitellt limo, ooB
Iie Der Wtaht Der @clpobnbeit eN.
riiien lnb nellen SSoeen 5ugdngIid
meroen gernoe iene Glemente iino
bodlt ifeptiih geltimmt, lie giallben
nllr Ger linnli6en @rfabrung mo
ucrlongcn nad miiienlboftli6en aus
Der Grfabrllng genonmenen 9epei-
len fir Die Ourbfiibrbarfeit einer
ssSoee, aber nlf nah oeren iinnlid
greiibarer 0aritelllng, iollea iic lid
ibr bingeben 3os Mplterilm bot
ie0e propoganoiitil6e @irfllng auf
oiele Solfsibihten pcrlorcn.
GS geniigt allo niht, nnier Gno-
5iel oIlgenein 5ll fornnlliren itnb
tbeoretilh 5u begriinben. Soil es
feline polle propuganoiltilhe &rait
entfnltcn, Damn miilien mir es IN
allen leinen &oniequen5en oerfol9en,
Die Soroerltngen ieltltellen, Die lid
ans ibn ergebcn, lulo priifen, oh
! lie iih als ourhfiibrbor erlueiien.
Sc mciter mir bel 0icler tGerfedhlng
lnlereS SSoeois gcben, ie mebr mir
ieoen n10gli6en Ginpurf gcgen llll-
/ Iere Sor0erungcn priifen lno 5eigen,
oaB er unberedtigt lit, oeIto mebr
miro lmIcre 3uperliht sur eigenen
Sabe padien, beito energil6er luer.
oen mir oieie perfedtell, 0elto eber
ipcroen mir olth inltanoe iein, al
len @egnern in Der SiSfuilion Itono-
Subolten, bcIto lei6ter meroen ipir
3rpeifelnbe iiber5eugpn.
Son Oielem Stanbpunft aus fuur
oie Grorterung DER ein5elneit 8ro.
ftfenfe;; bie nuf penr sseg 5u iiifieresH
Gnb3iel altftollhen fonnen, nnb oit
Sormilirilng bon Witteln 81 ibrel
SoIlng lebr niibli6 peroen
9lber man nltB iih oabei mob
bitten, in lltopiitilfe @eoanfengGngl
5u perfallen mo IN Sollngen, oil
fiir Die Yropagunon ser 0egeinpori
9coeltlng baben f0nnerL Sorldrif
ten Su ieben, nuh oenen lid oit
| Eraftifcr Der 3rflnft 5u ribten bo
ben. Senen fonncn mir nid)ts Dor
! idreiben. @ir fennen meber bi(
Yrobleme, nit oencn lie 5ll tbun ha
ben perben, nod Die Mlittel. Die ib
ncn 5u oeren 9oillng SIT @ebote Ite
ben per0en. llno mollten mir III
ucn etlpns porihreiben, 10 miiroe,
lih unlere gtohfonlnen nid)t oarln
fiinlncrn, lonbern auf 8rluo ibrel
| ip0tercn, nitt unierer iebigen Gin
| lidt urtbcilen
sluf fcinein @rbict ilnieres Gen
fens mer0en Gd) 10 groBe Meimlnas
perihieoenheiten bermisItellen Ton
men, ipie auf oieiem neil mir oit
tcinem einen lhmalfell0eren gooel
betreten. slber mir neroen aild ail
feinem rniere Oifferen5en nit mebl
| @enliitbsrilbe ailstragen tonnell
Sifferen5en, Die lins erregen, linl
Iolhe, Die iuler Smm unmittelbo
beciniluIien, lino Sraaen taftllde
ooer organilotoriiher 9tatlr Sie
! lit gebeiblihcs @irfen blob bel boil
tier ginbeitlihfeit Su crporten Se
! 0isfltiiionen iiber Den Sntilnftsltaa
lno Die WtnBregeln, Die i'm elnlei
ten Iollen, fonnen oagegen lebr cr
beblihe. Nifieren5en obne Sdlaoel
ncbeneinanber beltehen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24

seber in Columbus bebufs 4nnabme
iogenannter arteiter @efeBe.
Sin folhes 8orseben 1T cine
Shmah unb S6anoe fir ale arebis
ter, ou es bieielben gu 8iirsern 5peis
ter 8laiie besrabirt; anitatt fslbit in
Die @efebes Sallen ein5u5ieben,
i9arpen5elt man por feinem Serrn
unb Wteiiter berum. Sir eine fol9e
Gbaratterloiisteit buben mir aller=
oings nihts iibrig.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24
Gtiuas iiber amerifaniidcn Earla
mentarismus.

@iele unierer 2eier peroen nit lln=
sebulo auf bic Sunsfernreoe oes Sc
noiIen 8ictor 8. Berger separtet baz
ben, bic ibrer 4niiht nad, iiherli9
fpGteiteus spei Sage na9 Groffnung
Der Capitalization bonn Stapel se4
lafen bate iperben miiHen. llnb
Wanhem mag Der betannte Stein
bonn 9erSen sefalIen fein, als Jpn
bic 2unot BON Dem tiefen ginbruf
errei4te. ben Die erfte Reoe bes er=
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-06-24

Oertie ietass'a aa'f Gsass ~
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
OIL nEvELoPMENI.

The new oil well of the Sterling Development company, near Mann moth, is reported as progressing in very good shape The machinery of the company is on the ground, and has started drilling. The castings were at Winkelman a short time Iago. and this was all that was need ed to begin work.
 There is an old well on the same property, which has had some work done On it. It has been sunk to about TOO feet, and at that depth oil-bearing sand was struck The new well is some hundred yards from the old well. and has not as yet struck any indication of oil. The operators hope to strike good indi- Ieations at about the same depth as in the old well.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19

sive democracy.
 Governor Plaisted of Maine, Sen ator Kern of Indiana. Senator New lands of Nevada. Senator Chamber lain of Oregon. Senator owen of Oklahoma, ex-Governor Thomas of Colorado. ex-Senator Patterson of Colorado, ex-Governor Adams of Colorado. George Fred Williams of Massachusetts, ex-Governor Hig- gins of Rhode Island. ex-Governor Glenn Of North Carolina. ex-Goy- ernor Tyler of Virginia. ex-Govern- or McMillin of Tennessee, ex- Senator Turner of Washington. Senator Gore of Oklahoma, ex. Governor Campbell of Texas. Con gressman Randell of Texas, ex- as, ex-Governor Conner of Alabama. ex-Governor MeCreary of Kentucky, Henry Watterson of Kentucky, Congressman Rainey of Illinois, Senator Newlands of Nevada, May or Harrison of Chicago and ex- Mayor Dunne of Chicago are the names of men whom democrats may well delight to honor. There are many more who are entirely competent, some of whom have not had an opportunity to prove their capacity in public office.
 Ii win not be difficult to make up a good ticket. Timber-presi- dential and vice-presidential, is abundant. The main thing is to get the best men-men who will grow during the campaign, and who can be trusted If elected.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
ASKS BUSINESS MEN
 ID EMPLOY STUDENTS

TUCSON, July 1S.-How can the university and the merchants and business men of Tucson furnish work for young men who are desir- ous of taking university course tut are without funds to undertake the course unless able to earn money at odd tines to help pay their way through college? This is the ques- ton that presents itself to pr. Wilde and the one which he pro pounds to Secretary Failor of the chamber of commerce in a letter that was received yesterday It Is not a new matter in university ar fairs, but one that presents itself to every college and to every college town. There are some towns where the solution is easier than here, many such towns, especially those In the midst of agricultural countries as in. the case in the middle west in Tucson it is more than usually difficult
 Dr. Wilde writes to Secretary Failor that this summer he has found numbers of yoGng men who are desirous of taking college courses but who have not the means to do so without work He says truly that the ambitious young man who makes his own way is the best student an becomes among the most useful or citizens and asks if something can not be done in Tdcson to help this class.
 It is true that the expense Of a col lege course in fhe University or Arizona is less than at other uni versailles. but still there are neces- sary expenses. Books must be bought and room and board must be paid for Some of the youths of the coun- try that are most dasirious of an eai- ucation are the ones that have not, without earning fl, even the cOmpaf- afively small fund required 10 com Ylete the course here. It is tc help these that Dr. Wilde is desirous.
 Tho problem of working ones way through college is one that each student usually has to settle for himself If he is ambitious. deter
 riuod and plneky he will settle It right. Of course it is impossible that something may be done by the bus mess men. Merchants might give en- nfevHeuf. on Saturdays, their busi- sst days. and some positions for evening work in some instances may arise. but it Is difficult to give Dr Wilde a definite answer to the Juestson which be propounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
 IN HIHIRG CEATERS
Big Companies Are Adding Equipment and Getting
 Ready for Prosperity

In every section of Arizona the copper producers are either at work now on additions to their plants. or they are having plans drawn for such an undertaking. These addi- tions will include the latest ana most economical methods known to copper reduction science.
 The Greene Cananea has just com pleted an undertaking which makes the reduction plant of that company one of the most complete in the country and brings the cost q pro duction there down very near 10 the minimum of this section and below that of several Arizona companies. The Copper Queen is well along with the addition to it's smelter plant in this city. which incfudes two large reverberatory furnaces and five MacDugaI roasters as a be ginning of other additions Of the kind which may be expected in the future.
 The Calumet 6 Arizona have started the preliminary work on a new smelter, which will be second to none in the country when com pleted. It will include the new features now being added at the Queen, and there will be at leas, ! two furnaces sixty feet long. the first of this size to be constructed in the territory.
 The United Verde company at Jerome is also about ready to be gin work on an entirely new smell ter which IS to be built on the verse river seven miles from the present smelier and the city ci | Jerome. The Clarks were recently here looking over the Douglas slasl ters and the ore at Cansnea tc learn all the fine points o1 each to Do incorporated into the plans for their aew reduction wofzg ] The Arizona Copper company is also making plans for new smelter anu this company will also find a new location below Clifton on the banks Of the Frisco river for their new plant. and that 1t will be up to date is guaranteed by the fact that pr. L. D. Ricketts has been re- tained as consulting engineer in j connection with it's erection.
 l The1 1Dewoit Copper eompany as Morenci has also decided to add re verbcratory furnaces and roasters 10 the plant of that company. Also the Globe papers bring the news } additions planned for the old Do
 minion smeIter in that city.
 All these new smelters and the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
MINE GOSSIP
MURPHY HELPED ARIZONA.

MURPHY HELPED ARIZONA.
 (Phoenix Sun).
 The many friends of Frank Nj. Murphy will be pleased to learn that the recent troubles attending the adjustment of the Tombstone and Imperial properties has not damaged his ardor, nor diminished his staying qualities.
 In a recent interview, he was very optimistic as to an ultimate satisfactory settlement of the affairs of the Development Company of America, that he has done SO much to promote and perfect.
 Mir. Murphys faith iii Tombstone is based on a thorough Knowledge of the merits of the district, past and present He took over the Tombstone properties at "a time when Encouragement was the or der of the day. through depreciatod silver values, and when other -coun. try developers" were too timid to entertain propositions th>< demand ed considerable expenditure. he quickly raised the money to equip the old silver camp with the most improved mining machinery of mod ern times.
 Ever since Frank Murphy entered the mining arena. he has made 2 success of all his undertakings To him is due the credit of opening up the famous Congress mine that pro duced millions; also the Poland and many other properties in YavaPai county. It was he who induced Sen ator W. A. Clark to enter the min ing field in Arizona, resulting in the development of the greatest paying property on the mining lists Of today-the United Verde
 His railroad enterprises have proven even greater financial suc- cesses than his mining ventures, and no man today in Arizona has done as much tending to the devel- opment of the resources of this great territory than Frank M. Mur- phy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-19
GOVERNOR HUDSON

HARMON.
 As an epigram maker on tue h0st- ings and in state documents. Gov ernor Judson Harmon of Ohio is equalled by few and excelled by none. as will be noted by few, se- lected utterances; Guilt is always personal. would vote for a republican for Unitedl States Senator if the people. by their votes. declared for a re publican, and would be proud of it. for I would simply be doing the will of the people
 The party emblem in municipal elections is an aid to the ignorant and those who corrupt voters, and no help to upright and intelligent electors. Both parties would be bet ter off If they were kept out of purely municipal elections.
 Tie people who support the gov ernment have to economize. Why should their public servants not do the same?
 It is not the existence or dis eovery of wrongdoing that brings shame to 6 state. but failure to put stop to it.
 We must make the state govern ment more broadly useful, for lts powers are ample to grapple with many things which have been de veloped by new conditions.
 There can be no relief so long as the interests. which profit through tariff laws. are allowed to frame them.
 A lawyers honor is his crown. and no hand but his own can ever dis crown him.-From July number oi Norman E. Mack's National Monthly