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ments, supplies, ammunition, medi- cines, everything necessary to the maintenance of an army in the field.
 The machinery is working beauti- fully. according to such reports as are received, although a real test of the sufficiency of these preparations can not be had until the entire force is mobilized.
 The navy marine corps is eo-operat ing with the army in the southward movement. Ships Of the Pacific fleet are being concentrated at San Diego and san Pedro. California, for the os-' tersible purpose of cooperating with the army in maneuvers on the south west coast.
 The armored cruisers Tennessee. North Carolina. and Washington will leave New York in a few days under orders 10 go directly to the naval sta- tion at. Guantanamo. Cuba. which is being made the base of naval opera tions. r About 2,000 marines were also or dered to assemble at Guantanamo. to consist of two regiments under com mand of Col. Walter The orders of marine corps, it is pointed out, are being carried out with lightning like eelerity and the smOothne3s of tue whole procedure in connection | with the marines is a tribute to the organization of the corps.
 The orders of mobilization to the marines were issued yesterday after noon and word reached the navy de partment late today that all equip
 ments and ,stOres of the First regi ment. had been loaded and put on
 board the Prairie~by four o'clock this i afternoon. within twenty-four hours after orders were received from Wash
 ington. Two leghnents of coast ar tinery. like the mRIine5; will be con 1 veyed to Texas.
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SENATOR
 .IORIMER.

LORlMEh.
 We do not think tPat the fse9HAte has much reason to be proud of the standard of elections, returns and qualifications" of Its members which it has set up in the case of Senator Lorimer of Illinois, What the vote of the majority in the senate amounts to. so far as we can understand it, is this: That it is not necessary to in vestigate very closely charges of cor ruption in a senatorial election; that in such an Investigation. 1t is no: requisite. though bribery may be shown. for the senator involved tO 20 on the witness stand. to give tes umony under oath. or to subject himself to the inconvenience and risks of cross examination; that IL is within the bounds of reason anl experience that a candidate for sena- tor of one party shall receive the bought votes of legislators of the op- posing party without having any knowledge of the fact, without in curing any presumption of willful participating in the acknowledged of fense, and without any suspicion that he knowingly beneatted thereby; and that any man who. under these queer conditions and on these amaz ing assumptions, can be regarded as blameless. is fitted, to sit with the senators who voted for his excuIpa ton. says the New York Times,
 We do not care to waste time iz the analysis of the motives that made this line of reasoning accep. able to forty-six senators of tht United States. On tie face of the facts as they have come out in tho long and tedious discussion of thi matter it would appear that to tn, minds of these gentlemen
 A cutpurse ol the empire and th'
 rule.
 That from a shelf the precious dia
 dem stole
 And put it in his pocket,
 may have done so quite by acciden and innocently.
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WILL VOTE
 ON JUDICIARY RECALL
ASSEMBLY ADOPTS RESOLUTION TO SUBMIT AMENDMENT
 TO THE PEOPLE

SACRAMENTO. March With every member voting ehe assembly today adopted Senator Gates resoIu- tion to submit to the people con stitutional amendment making pos. sible the recall of all state offi- cials. There were but ten dissent ing votes. The debate lasted from II o'clock in the morning until in the afternoon. the arguments be ing mainly on the amendments pro posed by Assemblyman Jones. Bishop and the Sumit amendment to recall judges separately.
 The adoption of the resolution by the assembly removed the last obstruction to recall. the measure al ready having passed the senate. and the proposed constitutional amend ment will be submitted to the efec- tors of ;he state. either at a general or a special election
 The amendments offered by Bishop and Jones were the outcome of ef- forts of faction. the head of which tried by several efforts to bring about separate vote on the judi cial recall. among them being the proposed substitute amendment pass. ed on unfayorably by the eoRstitu- tional amendments committee Mou- day night. The Jones amendment proposed Co strike from ou the Gates amendment all reference flo supreme court jndges
 It was proposed to strike out of the Gates amendment all reference to the supreme court. superior court and appellate court judges. leaving the vote only on ieg1slative and ex- ecutive offices The Bishop amend ment proposed to strike out all ref. erenee to the latter leaving the vote only on the judiciary The Jones proposal was defeated. 2o 10 59 D .as
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cited the ire of MT. Pender and his fellow-committecme We do not in tend to acknowledge a limited ac- quain.ance with American literature.
 If books on Lincoln's life are need ful to the education of British youth there are serviceable works by Charles A. Dana. J. R. Gilmore. Ward 1T Lamon. Charles G. Leland, W G. Rutherford. Carl Schurz, Johr Hay. John G. Nicolay and many oth CTS to which the County Council men of London should give their at tention. As a serviceable and ad nirable life of King George HIS op ponent, General George Washington we suggest Governor Woodrow wil sons biography, and there are oh CTS by one Washington Irving an, Horace F. Scudder which are no written above the heads" of origin British youth Sparks biography too. is still extant Franklin's Auto biography. with a few expurgations is mighty good reading for boys sn' girls.
 As for the American style of NIT W. NJ. Thayer, i. may or may no be objectionably American. Neithe the author nor his style is wei known on this side Of the Atlantic Some writers who have writtei American have proved to the worl' that good American is also soo' English. Eerk Twain wrote AmerI can, surely, but his memory doesno lack esteem. in. England.-New 1or' Times. &4 kss &F
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CITY STREETS GET BATH.

Last night was washing night with the streets Of the city, Fire Chief Barney Norton being ''chief street washer" ana the other fremen the assistants. About midnight the department apparatus was taken to the head Of Brewery Gulch and the water turned on the streets. still some what 5oiled from the recent rain slush. The high pressure behind the water washed the cracks and crev- ices in the brick pavement as clean as a lingerie dress The whole of Brewery avenue and the streets ar ound the Copper Queen plaza were cleaned.
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SPOKANE TRIES NEW PLAN

SPOKANE. Wash. March 7.-Sne- kane is holding it's first election to- day under the new charter recently adopted by popular vote. TAe new charter is modelled rather closely after that recently adopted ID Grand Junction, Colo. though in isz main features it follows the general plan of commission government in force in many cities in the West and South. The present mayor and city council will be supplanted by a board of five commissioners. There are nearly 100 candidates for the commissioner ships. among them being :he present mayor and a number of other city officials.
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FOREST FIRE RELIEF.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Rela- tives dependent on those who lost their lives in :he forest fires which swept the west last summer will receive the benefit Of the S15.O0O appropriation made by the last con gress for their relief as soon as the office of the department oi agriculture and the forest service can forTnniase plans for a distribu- tion. Plans are under way looking to efrly adjudication of the claims.
 A number of claims already have reached the department. but in ord CT to give all who may be en. titled to sharerthe benefits of the fund a chance to file their claims. il is probable that the secretary Of agricrltare will fix a date limiting the time in which claims will be given consideration
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 sho had him in custody. travelled from saulsalito in taxicab. being delayed until nearly o'clock by the bad condition Of the roads. On arrival at ;he prison. the party crowded through curious throng gathered at the gate. Ruef cheer fully nodded to aequaintances and again to prison officials within the yard
 Night Sergeant ]. F. Smith re- ceipted for the prisoner and took him to the turkeys office where he received a number and a cell as signment He was not taken to the barber shop for the reason
 that he had his hair cropped ano mustache shaved al the San Fran cisco county jail, but was turned over to 8 convict for the regula-
 ton bath given all newly-arrived
 prisoners. He was then taken to d cell and locked up for the night, having arrived too late Tor dinner | For the same reason the Bertillon- Depue measurements will not be
 taken until tomorrow. also ne was
 too late to get a private mattress md blankets.
 | i He has been assigned to duty
 al the iute mill and win go to work tomorrow afternoon, after d
 few hours liber,y to learn the rou-
 tine Of the place. At lunch tire it is expected his suit will be ready with his number on the breas' iOf the former boss to San Quentin
 will be known by that desislation 1 Several incidents, both pathetic iand humorous. marked the journey | of his jacket and henceforth h. One of the most interested in the crowd of spectators that surrounded the prisoner on the ferry boat was W B Bradbury she Corte Madera | millionaire recently released iron san Quentin. where he served year on the charge. of perjury,
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INJUNCTION DENIED.

GLOBE, Ariz, Mar. 7.-An attempt to reopen the controversy over the location of the Greenlee county court house failed Saturday morning when Judge Lewis denied an injunction to restrain the Greenlee supervisors from erecting the building on what is known as ~Hilf's fiat" The super visors decided in favor of those op- posed to that site prayed for a re straining order. The opposition to the Hilrs fiat site want the building at East Clifton, District Attorney Horton represented the county board and Attorney Mcfarland appeared for the petitioner Hagen's petition was denied on the ground that he is not a taxpayer.
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WRITTEN IN AM REGAIN"

There will be no straining of in- ternational relations as a result Of the rejection by the Education Com
 mittee of the London County Coun cil of certain Americans books in the lending libraries of the board school. These books, accorang 70 a member of the committee. arc written in American, anu extremely vulgar American at that" If that is true they ought never to have been placed in English school li- braries. The books were written oy William M. Thayer and. under the titles of From Boyhood to Manhood" From Farmhouse to White House" From Pioneer Home to White House" From Log Cabin to White House" and From Tannery to White House" they treat, in a manner supposed Co be adapted to the requirements of youth, of the lives of Franklin. Washington, Lin coin. Garfield and Grant. They be
 long to a so-caIled Young America
 library. and in confessing that we never heard of them until their pres epee in London school libraries ex-
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MERRY WAR BREAKS OUT IN ZION CITY
PHYSICAL VIOLENCE RESULTS FROM FRACTIONAL SPLIT
 OVER THE ELECTIONS


 CHlCAGO, Mar, 7,-Zion City was in state of turmoil today At the hearing oi Jesse Bueh, cnarged with assault during yesterdays demonstra tion, before Justice Bellows, Busll's attorney. C. L. Forby, Is alleged to have ''ssssed' the court and when the latter threatened to fine for contempt the lawyer is reported to have dared the judge to collect one
 Two constables seized Forby and blows were exchanged. after which Buell. and his lawyer were ordered to jail
 On the way Forby called to heneh man Of Overseer Voliva to get nelp- Fifty members of the voliva faction respon Jed and attempted to rush the jail, but the police had been warn ed and repulsed the assault with a show of firearms. Later the prison. eIs were removed to the county jail at Waukegan.
 The city founded by John Alexan- der Dowie has been in a high state Of excitement for several days over an election set for March 14. Feel ing between the so-called regulars, who stand with tOvepseer Voliya. and the independents who oppose him is intense.
 The latter takes particular exeep ton to Voliva's campaign sIoean as promulgated on huge sign.
 Zion Cfty-No tobacco, no whis key. no oysters 4 clean city for 8 clean people
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That. tn. Way They All Dc"

An enthusiastic citizen about to visit Europe was rejoicing over the fact and the pleasure to come.
 How delightful it will be" be said to his wife. ito tread the bounding bil- lows and inhale the invigorai,u. oxy- gen of the sea, the sea. the bOundIess sea. I long to see tito breathe in great drafts of life giving air. 1 shall want tc stand every moment on the prow of the steamer with my mouth open
 You probably will. dear." interrupt ed his wife encouragingly. That's the way all the ocean travellers do."- Detroit News-Tribuns
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TEXAS CATTLE RAisERs.

DALHART. Texas. March "A large and representative attendance marked the opening here today of the annual convention Of the Pan handle Cattle Raisers' association The gathering will last three days and will be devoted to addresses and discussions dealing with numerous questions in which the cattle raisers gre interested.
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DENTAL DEANS

IOWA CITY, Ia. March 7.-The an nual convention Of The Dental Facul ties association of America began today at the State University of Iowa and will continue over tomorrow Prominent among those taking part in the proceedings are Dr Eugene II. Smith of Harvard University. pr Edward C. Kirk of the Univ ersity oi Pennsylvania, Dr. James G. ShaTl of the University of California. pr Alfred Owre of the University oi Minnesota and Dr. N s Hor Of Inc University of Michigan
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Hens Teeth.

"Your composition, as a whole said the professor of literature. deserves a great deal of praise. but must ob- ject to the expression, 'as fine as hens teeth;' 1t is not merely uncouth. but also suggestive of nature faking. for it Is common knowledge that hens teeth &O not exist"
 'T do not see why they don't exist" muttered the composer. Don't comhs have teeth, and don't hens have combs r. Chicago News.
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sentiments dS Soon AS AeSPOhSADA'i's to their people is removed, says the Boston Journal.
 The lineup in the senate in the Lorinser vote peculiarly illustrates the freedom of the man who has no longer expectation of answering the criticisms of a constituency. The men who have already been de feated for return to the senate, who will cease to he senators after March 1, who cannot be reached Ly the argument that constituencies will be indignant-they are among the ones who cast the votes that seated Lori Iner. look at :he list of them:
 Bulkeley. Burrows. Carter, Depew. Dick. Flint. Hale. Kean, Piles. Scott ten in all
 On the other side were just three men whose responsibility to constit- uencies will end with March r. Beveridge, Warner and Burkett
 The most interesting parallel is that between the vote against pop uia reflection of senators and that in favor of Lorimer The people who voted for Lorimer are general ly those who do not believe the popular election of senators is safe Does it require second sigh: to under stand why?
 It is the commonest observation
 that the Lorimer result has done more to promote popular elections of senators thar anything else this session. Without doubt this is true The great public is convinced as to the merits of this case. It will not forget the men who voted against popular elections. and two days later voted in favor of LOT inner.
 If a half score of senatorial de eapita.ions do not result from th' pro-Iorimer votes. it will be wonder.
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MARICOPA, Ariz., Mar, 7.--At Hea- ton. five miles west of here, Frank Leon, of Tucson, accidentally shot and killed his seven-year-old son Frank. about o'cock this afternoon. The father, who is employed by Man ming and company of Tucson was standing in the commis5ary car of an extra gang, shooting with a target rife at empty bottles and other ob- iects, when the child suddenly darted in front and received a bullet in the temple. dying instantly.
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HAVE YOU TRIED PAxTINE
The Great Toilet Germicide7

us SlCdN OitcN 1rftlfCi0cA
 You don't have to pay soc or s1.0o pint for nster'an antiseptics or per oxide. You can make is pints of a more cleansing, germicidal, healing and deodor- szlng antiseptic solution with one 2st box of Paxtine,-a soluble antiseptic powder. obtainabIe at any drug store.
 7sxriae destroys germs that cause disease. decay and odors.-that is why t Is the best mouth wash and gargie, and why 1t purifies the breath, cleauses and preserves the teeth better than ordinary dentifrices. and in sponge bathing it com pleteiy eradicates perspiration and other disagreeabie body odors. Every dainty woman appreciates this and it's many other toilet and hygienic uses
 Faxtine is splendid fo sore throat. infamed eyes and to purify moath and breath after smoking. You can get Pax line Toilet Antiseptic at any drug store. price 25c and Soc. or by mail postpaid rom The Paxton Toilet Co, Boston
 Lass, who vii send you free sarnp,i - -31 -.o-i1 ll.c 10 try it before br.
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A pio at May.

q thought you said May Nagget had married good natured man:'
 50 she did" Nonsense: met him just now, and he's a beast"
 'Well, he's been married to May nearly four montSs row, you know" Illustrated Bits
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WILSON

(Continued From Page I) to them than Mir Wilson. They point out that his diplomatic career in the Ci:y of Mexico has been al most one long protest reaching over a year and that no one has called on him for help in a just cause but that they got it
 Many of these Americans sas that Mir Wilson has given Ameri cans in Mexico better service than they have before received from an American ambassador here. In fact they intimate that the service has been so good that it has. been oIi Of line with the policy Of secreiary of State Knox
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RETAIL SHOE DEALERS.

COLUMBUS. O., March 7-The Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers association began its second annua convention in this city today. with headquarters at the Chittenden Hotel. The attend ance includes nearly 200 prominent representative of the trade from all parts fthe state. The sessions will continue over tomorrow and Thursday
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Quarter of Army on the Move

WASHINGTON. D C.. Mar 1- A movement Of troops to take an en- tire division of the United states army tc Texas aong the Mexican border within five days. will result from or ders given by wire from Washington in the last twenty-four hours.
 In command Of the force. approxi- mately 200o0 men. more than a guar ter Of the entire array Of the United States will be Major General Wm. H Carter He will have a full division al stan al his headquarters All sup ply bureaus are sending food. equip
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 getting shot. Stanley was arrest cd and after speeding two nights in itors was told to cross the boundary and not return on pain of death Stanley says he will join Madero's forces.
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Precautinnarx.

The Millionaire Doctor. is it abse- iutely necessary to remove my appen- dix?
 Not absolutely, but it Is safer to be- gin with some simple operation like that"-Life.
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RlsroLErs Al ROYAL

The Royal theater drew the pleas ure-seeIdng crowds last night the attraction there being Bistolfi's or chestra, which is now in Bisbee. tour- ing the southwest The orchestra, composed Of stringed instruments played a number of popular selec tions and received many encores Those who have heard the orches tra are voluble in their praise.
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Cruiser Gets Ready For Sea.


 VALLEJO, Cal. Mar. Rush or. ders were. received at Mare Island navy yard Co get the auxiliary cruiser Buffalo ready for sea preparatory to taking a detachment of marineG. as large as can be accommodated, to San Diego tomorrow to participate in the army activities in the south, The fact that the Yorktown. which was to have sailed to Panama today. was held over. is taken to indicate it will accompany the Buffalo The refrig- orator ship Glacier was also hurriedly stocked with supplies and is expected 10 go south with the Yorkstown and Buffalo The latter will probably car rs about two-hundred marines
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Satisfied Her.

Pardon me. said the naughty lady on a marketing expedition, but @se these eggs fresh laidf"
 Absolutely. madam" replied the g-ocer prorpily The farmer l pur chased those eggs from won't allow bls hens to iay them any other way
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An Indication.

"Is your daughter getting on well with her musicP
 "I guess so. The neighbors are get ting so they speak to me civilly again 7 Toledo Blade.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Articles of Incorporation, minimum
 in s pt. type. $500 per inch to
 amount set (min. price ....$50.0O Probate notices .....-.-. min. ST.5O sheriffs sale, minimum at $500 per
 inch in s pt. type .s25.0O Probate Sale S750 min. Notice of Forfeiture ........s15.o0 Mining patent notices $500 per inch
 pt. type.
 Homestead Final Proof s10.0o Contest Notice .-.............s .s10.oo summons .............. s15.00
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ordered to Eort Huschuca.

PORTLAND, Ors Mar 7-Gen. M F. Maus. of the Department of Columbia, at Vancouver, Washington. today received orders to send all avail able troops from the barracks at Boise Idaho. 10 Fort Huachuca, Ariz.. and has directed three companies Of cavalry to leave Boise citation at once.
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SIGNIFICANCE OF LORtMER VOTE.

There is a certain amiable class of statesmen of whom it can be eX' pected that they will vote their real sentiments as soon as responsibility 10 their people is removed, says the Boston Journal.
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