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La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
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La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
rsN and the Forty Thieves

The republican national convention
had a pre-arrapg"d programme. as
shadowcd forth by Tafi's liou,cnanis,
when they announced I'VE tTafl
hBy" tho national commi''""-37 io
- This showed IN" nature Of IN"
thief, to be- committed by and for
Tnrt-thr theft of a"V"n'y.cigh' dele
gates for Taft who were ovcrsh.lm'
ingly elected M delegates for hoos"
volt. and Ms eliminated. later. by
the convention. was N" haldcst po'
iitieal theft ever committed In u
civilized country.
Taft sot the s~ag. aud II h. did
no, plan the steal. h. Appropriated
the stolen goods aud got the price of
the steal. and In partic'ps criminis
with the thirty.sey"n original aud
three assistants. making the mum
b.r of the Arabian Nights All Babs
and the eoety thieves. The variation
Is that the robbers stole the goods.
the principal got them. and the
Who'll" outitt survived.
hut he cftmr' The American src-
men viii never forgive. and Taft. d..
fca'cd ~ them. later. viii never
live down thr stain of wnmItisste'i
fraud. Any unprs1Wdic~d Judge. who
reads lns himself. knows this n the
truth.
\. c. GRAVE.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
eoM'Mo EVENTS

Republican Ststs primary
Assenb,y" tstats candidst~s)
August let. Denver.
Republican Natioasl Conven.
tion-June 18th. Chieaso.
Democratic Stats "Primary
Assembly" (state canlidatrs)
August 3sth. Pueblo.
Dcnocratic National Goa en-.
3ea-Juns 1sth. baltinors.
Nd.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-04
Total -. 81, 528.81 $3,057.62

The object in publishing the above
figures is to afford each property owner
reliable proof as to the very small
amount each one will have to pay to-
ward the cost of paving intersections.
1t means that the person owning a
home worth One Thousand Dollars will
be obliged to pay only eighty-four cents
each year, for period of ten years, and
after that time, the assessments will
slightly increase in order that the prin-
cipal Indebtedness may be retired, but
within ten or twenty years, Moscow
pr operty should SO greatly enhance in
value that the principal Indebtedness of
$4,000 will be retired without increasing
the present rate of taxation.
In view of the excellent pay roll which
will be created locally by this municipal
work and the vast amount of employ
residents Git being generally stated by
paving companies that fully 20 per cent
of the total contract price is paid out
locally for material, supplies and services
of laborers and teams) you are earnestly
entreated to support this measure 1lgor-
ously and use your best efforts to make
the bond election not only success,
but unanimous Let there not be dis
senting vote.
Every public spirited citizen should be
interested in the improvement and de-
velopment of Moscow through the paw
ing of streets and it should be fully
realized that our city has already enlerg
ed from the village class and is assam.
ing the proportions and aspect of real
city. Let each one assist in this develop
ment and progress by voting YES" on
election day, Tuesday, June Eleventh,
1872
Yours for a greater Moscow,
GEORGE CREIGHTON,
j. w. LIEUALLEN,
R. HODGINS,
M. E. LEWIS,
Improvement Committee of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-04
Cans Daylight

WASHINGTON June 4.-'Canned
daylight" is an Illuminating invention
of Professor Walter o. Smelling of
Pittsburg former expert of the de-
partment of agriculture. He is startl-
ing Washington scientists and gas
manufacturing experts with demon
STATIONS of his new sunshine ma
ker, carried in small suitcase.
Liquid gas is Professor Snellfng's
invention 1t is manufactured from
wasted gases and vapors of oil wells,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-06-04

cheap to produce, easily condensed and
transported. That it will revolution
ize farm illumination is predicted by
its inventor. His suitcase gas plant"
carries enough material TO light a
room for two weeks without replen
fishing, as a cost of about 81.
Canned" gas, Professor Smelling
says, can be supplied farmers at
cost per thousand feet as low as the
city denizens now pay In a single
ccntaineI, two thousand feet, nearly a
months supply, is held in liquid form,
to be liberated when burned as need
ed. The liquid gas develops a heating
and lighting power of 2,400 British
thermal units as against 1000 units of
ordinary Illuminating gas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
PEACE TREATIES
 URGED STRONGLY
(Continued from Page 1)

it by accepting the treaties without amendment of article III, paragraph 9, over which disagreement has aris- en-"
 In answer to the objection of the senate committee to the treaty that under Che first section it might be claimed that the United States would be called upon to submit to arbitra- ton the Monroe Doctrine, the right to exclude foreign people from the country, and the question of the va lidity of southern bonds issued in re construction days, the foundatinn cites Pres sid ent Taft's speech at Rochester August 23, 1911, in which the president declares the Monroe Doctrine is not a justiciable policy but one strictly of government al action, which has been followed for 2 century and which the countries Of Europe have generally acquiesed in.
 It is further pointed out that Sir Edward Grey, the secretary of state for foreign affairs, has publicly an nounced that the Monroe doctrine could not be disputed by Great Bri- tain under this treaty. The question of the exclusio' of immigrants, it is argued, has be- settled by interna- tional law.
 Concerning the submission of ques- tiOns to the joint high commission the foundation asserts that the choice is left entirely open to individual nations by article LX Of the cOnven- ton of 1907, which speaks of an inter. national commission of inquiry with out detailing it's character, while by article XII nations are specifically allowed 10 depart, in the case of com missions of inquiry, from the meth cd suggested for the formation of arbitration tribunals.
 The foundation further finds the committees claim that under article III the president surrenders just as much of his power as does the senate are wrong. and cites the Hague con ventiOn of 1907 as authority This cony ention reads:
 international commissions of in- qtlTy are constituted iby special agreement between the parties Supreme court decisions are cited in support of the argument against the surrender of the right tc exclude immigrants from the United States for arbitration.
 iIn reply to the senate committed suggestion that under article III the title to lands occupied by the United States might be forced before q court Of arbitration. the foundation declares that by virtue of article 1, paragraph IT,. and article II. paragraph I'll, the normal method of arbitration or in quiry is in accordance with the terms of the Hague convention. Thus, 1t is argued, and the senate necessarily | would pass unpon the special agree ment for any arbitration whatsoever.
 For Peace, Not War
 Concerning the declaration that
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
HUNT WILL AVOID
 ALL OBSERVATION
Governor Elect Tells of His Intentions for Inaugura!
 CerenCal.S

GLOBE. Jan, 2-ln a letter this afternoon 10 Postmaster McClintOck Of Phoenix. Goyernor-elect Hunt said he had thought the matter over and would want 10 have very simple ceremony Of inauguration.
 T do not care for a display of gold braid, clashiug swords, and the blair of a band. My idea of a first naugu- ration is an example for future gov crnors to follow My intention is to ride to Phoenix the same morning the pIocls nation comes from Washington with a few friends and walk out 70 the capitol building in the presence of the governor and chief justice and take the oath of office Before taking it ] have requested Rev $. CTutchfield, the venerable chaplain of the con stimuonal convention to ofIsr brief prayer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04

Make your chickeI:s smile by feed ng them some of our GROUND BONE TOyrea's markets 1S2
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
HE GIRL WITH
 . BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Attraets Attention Everywhere

There is one sure and certain way for every woman 70 have beautiful hair. and that is 10 give it intelligent care which includes the use of New bros Herpicide
 This remarkable preparation kills absolutely the dandruff germ, eradi- eates dandrun and prevents the hair from falling
 The prophylactic action of Herp,- eide keeps the hair free from dis ease, and with the scalp sweet and clean natural hair growth isinev.t. able
 Herpicide hair scintillates with health and vieor. light and iuster, pro- duccd only by the well-known scalp and hair dressing, Newbro's Herpi- eide
 Ali first-class barbers and hair dress CTS use and recommend it.
 A sample and booklet will be sent Co any address upon receipt of 10c by The Herpicide Co.,. Dept. R., De troit, Mich. 290
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
ARIZONA COMPANY IS
 NOW READY ID DRILL
Outfit and Equipment DeIiy- cred at Benson on Way
 to Fields

TUCSON, Ian, 2-Of most acute interest with the advent of the new yer is the subject Of oil Increased traces of oil and bubbles of gas en- countered in wells now being bored are resulting in wide comment on the streets and in earnestly expressed hopes that a real commercial oil field may be developed in the vicinity of Tucson. Present activities are result ing in the location of large number of oil claims in the Vail and Catalina districts. These are being filed al most daily in tho office Of the county recorder.
 Owing to the fact that soft oil sand has been encountered under the hard stratum of shaie through which the Catalina Exploration company has been drilling, the company is pvepar-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
FINAL REPORT WILL
 COME TUESDAY NEXT
Monetary Commission Is Now Nearing End of Its
 Tenn Of Life

WASHINGTON, Jan, 3-Natiou- al Monetary comission tomorrow will begin the final consideration of it's re- port which according to tba ro@o'H- tion of the senate must be submitted not later than Tuesday. Chairman AL drich has written the text of the re- port which will probably be unani- mously agreed upon.
 Although the commission is required to submit it's report by Tuesday, it does not go out Of existence until March 31. The report will outline the legislation necessary to carry in- to effect the national reserve assO- citation plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
LAWSON WRITES
 NEW COMMANDMENTS
Continued from Page l)

 Aeroplane Limited has been blown to hell
 S.-Thou shalt not borget that tho winning of one childs soul Is better than the saving of three aged sinners-that one is coming to SOW, the others seed bag Is empty.
 9.-Thou shalt remember that the circus and fireworks propagate banker for pink lemonade and peanuts-that the soul fatteneth not on such truck.
 10.-Thou shalt remember that the church is not a barber sohp for the shampooing of the rich with the Trapped sweat of pow erty.
 1l.-Thou shalt not engrave on thy collection plate, Telephone to heaven. For those only who drop coin in the slot"
 12-Thou shalt not gaze upon thy fellow preacher, nor upon the press, nor upon the politician. nor upon the muckTaker, with the emerald eye.
 13.-Thou shalt remen Der that all roads to the eternal city are signboarded Temperance" that the worst drunk is phrase jagged preacher.
 14.-Thou shalt not forget that the sermon which makes two thoughts grow where none grew before is as 10 Naught along side the one which plays, March ing through Hell on truth hankering ear drums.
 16.-Thou shal. not mistake the hysteTiCal applause of ambition for the Well done. good and faithful servant, of the AL mighty
 16.-Thou shalt not mistake the tightening hat band of cute ora tory and nimble fallacy for His crown, lest a sudden gust or shifting wind proclaim your badness to your flock.
 17.-Thou shalt not mistake the muscle binding shoulder blade itch for the sprouting of angel wings lest your competitor say, And he, too, is dipped with Itis."
 1S.-Thou shalt paint across thy dressing mirror, Demagogues- Blatherskites, in Colitics cheap breds; in literature Ill breds; in pulpits fat heads"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04

Dr. sun Vat Sen has been chosen and will within few weeks be the acting head of one of the worlds oldest and largest powers Upon his shoulders at present will develop a responsibility greater perhaps than that of any single man in recent years
 He wiu have the forming of an old empire steeped in it's traditions an,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
REPRESENTATION ON
 COMMITTEES SOUGHT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-Democra- tic senator's so far have blocked the plans of senatorial republican mana gers for readjustment of the senate cOmittees necessitated by the sue cesion Senator Gardner of Maine, de- mocrat. to the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Frye, republican Democratic senators claim this marked distinct gain for them that entitled them 10 a larger percent ge on committee representation. The only republican concession to MT. Gardner is a place on the commerce committee. one of the most important of the senate
 No ona authorized will say when the comittee will be filled. Senator Burn hain of New Hampshire will retire from the commerce committe to take tho place created for him on the naval affairs committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
TARIFF REFORM WILL
 BE PARAMOUNT ISSUE
National Democratic Club at Dinner Initiates the
 Movement

WASHINGTON. Jan, 3-The national democratic club tonight launched a movement to make national tariff re- form tho paramount issue of the com ing presidential campaign at largely attended dinner with Governor Wood row Wilson of New Jersey the prin- cipal speaker Governor Wilson in- sisted that the time has come for the country to set itself free from the burdens of the protective tari1. He declared the reform movement must be undertaken with resolution, pru- dence, open mindedness and mutual concessions.
 The club appointed a committee to lad @ systematic campaign for tarin reform.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
COPPER
 10 BE INVESTIGATED
Questions Will Be Asked in Connection With National
 City Bank Affairs

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-How Anal gamated Copper company was fin anced, and what speculation has been carried on in the Central of New Jersey and Reading railroad stocks by those controlling the National City Rank Of New York, are some of the things named for specific investiga ion in a resolution offered in the house today by Lindbergh of Minnesota, in furtherance of the proposed inquiry into the money trust.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04

Chickens won't lay without it. Fresh GROUND BONE at the Tov- rea's Markets. 2S@.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
HoW'e Tllis 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- we'd for any case of Cata=-h that cannot be cured by Halls Ca.ar.h Cure.
 T. J. CHENEY eco ---c:-e. Oe We. the untcrri--ed E--s | WI If J. Chcacy tor the lllt D years. and bclic.s him perfectly holCrlbie n ail busfnes- transactions and nnancfGiy cbir to carry out any obligations r icc ly Its firm. JANITORIAL E--N- o- CC.-1.--.CE.
 ~cIolo. c. TIc.r5 catarrh Cure ls ta,cn iatcrnsil,- act.-.s tir-atly uu1n Che blood and rIlf- cots cr-lacfs cf tl-e system. Test iGnonials 1t tRc. lt~N ss cents 1p bcttlc. S-id by I'll DTTI~~ists.
 Tckc Eal's -'araily Pills for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
FIND EVIDENCE OF
 WIDE SPREAD PLOT
.Eight Carloads of Ammunition Are Consigned 10 Mexican
 COnSpiratOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 3-Eyidence indicating a more widespread reyolu- tionary plot against Mexico than here tofore has been attributed has come to light in the shipments of eight carloads of ammunition and explosives from points in Pennsylvania and New Jersey in the last fifty days. The supposition is the real destination is one of the gulf ports between this city and Mobile.
 In addition to these eight carloads, for agents of the Mexican govern ment one firm in New Orleans has shipped l50 rifles a week for the last five weeks to @ point in Texas near the Mexican border.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04

ing to case 45o feet upward from the bottom of the we'll
 Very strong oil impregnations have been struck in the we'll Of the Reid vile oil company near Vail, according to Wm. Reid. and the we'll is now down TOO feet About 500 feet of the well have been cased and a mistake was made, he said. in introducing a smaller drill in the bottom of the well. so that the casing cannot be driven down The company has now bought an automatic drill which will go down through the casing. expand at the bottom and bore a hole of the desired diameter. IL will be about six W s before the new drill arrives.
 Complete oil rigging and drills have just been purchased by the Ari- zona oil company, organized in Doug las and Bisbee. and have been deliver ed via Benson at the oil claims miles from Fort HuachuCa in the Nhet- stone mountains. The company has entered into a contract with the Key stona drilling company to bore 2,0O0 feet in search of oil and drilling Is to be commenced as soon as the rig giug c4n be set up.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04

A girl went to India, and at first New Years away from home she wrote to her deyout mother:
 Tt Is now very hot, and l perspire a great deal, but you will be pleased to hear that am still a member of such procedure would be a breeder of war and not of peace" the argu- ment is advanced that such a ques- ton would not appear to be immedi- ately artitrable and would go to the commission of inquiry for report on the fact involved. This would give the United States under Article H. the right to have reference of the question postponed for one year to afford an opportunity for diplomatic discussion. Thus, it is pointed out, the parties to the controversy would be estopped for year from starting war scares and the burden of settle ment would be thrown upon diplo- macy, sw.sa the full understanding that the commission of inquiry would take the case at the expiration of a year if no dicision had been reached.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04
Mordern Methods

First Barnstormer-SO you have played the country towns of KansasE l suppose the yaps got after you with pitchforks and pruning forks?
 SscOnd BsTnstormeT-NOt much! They chased us with six cylinder automobiles and Curtiss biplanes- Puck.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-04

heathenism into modern civilized country with educational advantages for all. no class distinction, higher standards Of mortality. the elevation of woman to her proper sphere. and the formation of new and effective army
 Dr. Sun isspopuiar with the Chinese because he. more than any other man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-12

John river, i'm connection with the
proposed building of bridge across a
deep ravine. He made a preliminary
survey of the work and nature of con-
struction needed with estimate of the
cost. at the request of the assessors of
the plantation. He found that the cost
would be in the neighborhood of $4,000
and advised the plantation not to build
this year as its valuation is but sos, SS4.
Conn. Hardison while on his trip,
went to Ellsworth in connection with
road repairs which it is planned to
make there from the automobile regis
tration fund. This work is to begin
soon and will include a section of
about 20 miles along the Union river.
and also a section known as the east
ern road. The work will consist mostly
of resurfacing and replacing old wood =
en- culverts with those of modern con-
struction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-12

July ID, 1912.

Copyright. 1911. by Rev. T. S. Lin
scott, u. ID
The Seed In the Four Kinds of Soil
Mark iv.120
Golden Text-Receive with meekness
the engrafted word, which is able to
save your soulss Jas. i:2I.
ID Verse What was the particu-
lar charm in Jesus which attracted to
him such great crowds?
90 Is preaching from a boat just
as holy and acceptable to God as from
a pulpit in cathedral or church?
81 Verse why did Jesus teach
in parallels and what are the advan-
tages or disadvantages of that method
of teaching
% Verse 3--In what respect is the
teaching of religion like the sowing of
seed2
Isl Verse 4-How would you regard
gardener who deliberately sowed
seed on the highway?
90 Should Christian sow the seed
of the gospel in those hearts that are
not prepared to receive it?
a. Verses 5-6-What class of -peo-
pIe are those who resemble the stony
ground?
Isl When emotional or shallow
minded people hear the gospel and are
moved by il are they or not as likely
to develop into strong Christians as
those under like influences who are not
so easily moved and think more deep
ly' Give your reasons.
fa) Verse What effect does
preaching the gospel have upon those
who will not give up their sins?
QO) If a person is ever so much
influenced by the gospel, but still holds
on to some sin or sins, how puch
Christian fruit is he likely to bear2
(11.) Verse BLOW may it be posi-
BILE for every person who is appealed
to by the gospel to become a. good
aroundn hearer? This is one of the
questions which may be answered in
writing by members of the club
Q2) How do you account for the
different degrees of fruit bearing
from those who answer to the good
ground" in this parable?
nS.) Verse 9-ls it fault or a mis-
fortune, and why, TO have duh or no
spiritual hearing
a4A Verses 1O-13-Why did Jesus
sneak in parallels that he knew some
would not understand or would misun-
derstand?
Q5) What is the only way by
which we may understand the teach
ing of Jesus2
ds) Verse 14-What is 1.-The word"
which all Christians must SOW?
171 Verse 15-What class of per-
sons are "wayside" hearers
dS) Verses 16-7-Do those stony
ground hearers, who receive the word
with gladness" and afterward fall
away, actually get converted? Give
your reasons.
d91 Verse 20-What reward will
they who are good ground hearers
get?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-12
Young Women's Conference.

The largest young women's confer
.enee ever held at Mortified is now in
session. The Misses McMaster's school
OF Dopbs Ferry has the largest delega-
ton with 90 girls. The cathedral school
of Washington, ID. c., the Westover
school, the Pennington school. and
delegations from all the large cities of
the East and small groups from many
other schools make up a total of over
500.
Men are tabooed on the Campus, but
the girls, not at all dismayed have or
gained two ball teams, which have al
ready played a spectacular game, have
held a most exciting track meet
with singing and cheering galore, ana
are running off a tennis tournament,
They devote all the morning to Bible
and Mission study. and give up the aft
ernoons to recreation. Rev. F. Il. Mey-
er of London is at present giving a six
day course on the application of the
story of Exodus to modern life, AMI
many other prominent speakers are
present.
All the buildings are crowded, and
Gould Hall, which is being used this
season, for the first time promises TO
be the most popular house during the
general conference in August, wheel
such speakers az Rev. G. A. Johnston
Ross, of New York City, Rev. Charles