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Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat Of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood Or constitutional disease.
and In order to cure It you must take In
Sernai remedies. Hairs Cotarrh Cure Is
taken internally. and acts directly upon
Catarrh Cure 10 not quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one Of the best ply
sicians In this country for years and is
a regular prescription. 1t. IL composed OF
the best tonics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on tho
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
tion Of tho two ingredients Is what pro.
duces such wonderful results In curing
.catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
First publication Jan. l-Apr. 10
Notice to Co-owners

Notice is hereby given TO John r. Patterson
who is co-owner in Green Mountain mining claim
No. /. and in Green Mountain mining claim No
2 that 7. N. Lamb and E ID. Beck. co-owners in
said claims with John r. Patterson. have per-
formed the annual assessment work upon said
claims, Green Mountain No. ! and Green Noun
tain No. 2. both in Cottonwood Mining District,
Graham County, Arizona, for the year 1912.
The said T. N. Lamb and K. d. Beck have ex-
pended for work and labor upon each of said
claims for the year 1912 the sum of $4,000; that
labor to the amount of $4,000 was done upon
each of said claims and $4,000 expended for work
and labor upon the two. That John r. Patter-
son has not paid or contributed anything in work
or labor or money for the assessment work on
either of said claims for the year 1912.
T. N. LAMB
E. ID. BECK.
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
SAINT JOSEPH STAKE NEWS
Home Mission Appointments
| for January

Artesia-James T. Talley and w.
w. Mcdonald.
Lebanon-E. S. Carpenter and L.
R. Pace.
Layton-T. S. Kimbal and James
Porter.
Thatcher-Geo. J, Hatch and Ed.
T. -Lofgreen.
Central-A. C. Peterson and R..
Pima-Austin Evans and S. Rich
ardson.
Matthews-John Bilby and Martin
Mortensen. Jr.
Emery-Geo. H. Crosby, Jr., and
w. l.. Nelson.
Eden-George Foote and Martin
Kempton.
Bryce-Oscar Clayton and David
Lee.
Hubbard-Joseph H. Lines and
H. J. Anderson.
Graham-J. II. Brown and LeRoi
G. Snow.
Stake officers preparation meet
ing will be held at 2 D.. m. Sunday.
January 10th.
High Council meeting, January
18th, 10 a. m.
Home Missionary meeting January
18th, 2 p. m.
Stake Priesthood meeting January
25th, 2 p. m.
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
Of 1900 feet. where q station is 10.

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Gated
Storm: The middle west struck nv a
blizzard. which In some places was the
worst In many years
Fire In the business and residence Sec
ton Of Houston. Tex: loss $780, oOO
and 1000 people homeless
a Windstorm: The Atlantic coast struck
by a wind travelling at the rate Of over
80 miles an hour and Otter over 100
miles.
Sporting: Kilbane defeated Attei, in a
20 round contest for the worlds feath-
erweight championship at Los Angeles
q. Italian War; The Italian parliament
voted 10 annex Tripoli.
a. Political; Roosevelt formally an
nounced that he would accept the Re-
publican nomination II offered him.
8. Storm: A tornado swept over Texas,
Kansas. Mississippi and Missouri,
causing heavy loss Of lie and prop
erty
q Mexico: Juarez. Mexico. captured by
insurgents against Maderos govern
nISnI
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
First publication Dec. l8-6t
STATE OF MISSOURI
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

To ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME:
j. Cornelius Roach, Secretary Of State Of the
State of Missouri and keeper Of the great seal
thereof. hereby certify, that the annexed pages
contain full. true and complete copy Of Articles
Of Incorporation in re Kansas City Structural
Steel Company. filed February 23d. 1907; Certi-
hcate Of Incorporation issued thereon February
%. 1907. as the same appears file and Of record
in this Office.
In Testimony Whereof hereunto
@GN set my hand and affix the Great Seal
ScIZL3 of the State of Missouri. Done at the
NC~ City Of Jefferson. this Twenty-third
day of October. A. d. Nineteen Hun
dred and Twelve.
CORNELIUS ROACH,
Secretary Of State.
FRED G. PARKS.
Chief Clerk
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
FE D eRUARY.

1 warship Disaster: The British suSma-
rins torpedo boat As sunk In collision
with gunboat Hazard of the Isle OF
Wight: crew OF II drowned.
L Tho Maine Wreck: The hulk OF the
battieship Maine was aoatcd at Ha-
vana.
Fire: N.50e.OOo factory blaze in Phi'adel,
phia.
L. Obituary: General }. b. Weaver. who
was candidate for president In 1850 and
again In 1899, at Des Moines: aged 70
Fire: Hotel Dowpey burned at Lansing,
MICH: loss 100000
l. Sport,Rg: Willie Hoppe retained his IT,
tie Of worlds champion at 1872 balk line
billiard rds by defeating George Sutton
500 to 30 In New York.
O. Obituary; Abbe Charles LoysOn. ia
nous French preacher known as Pere
Hyacinthe. at Paris; aged $
TO- Sporting: The worlds record OF feet
als inches for indoor high Jump beater
by s. G. Lawrence. who leaped feel
~ inches at Boston
~ Obituary: Louis Heilprin. encyclopedias
and writer in New York city; aged 81
China: The Manchu dynasty abdicatet
the throne OF China by an edict vest
Ing the sovereignty In the people.
u Dynamiting: q officials and ex -off1cial:
Of the international Association oi
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
arrested In various parts Of the coun
try charged with complieity ip a dyna
mite conspiracy
Political: Arizona proclaimed state o.
the Union
Is Railroad Accident; The Chicago Lin
tied wrecked when running mile {
minute at Warriors Ridge. Pa Kill
ed and Il injured
China: Yuan Shih kai elected presiden
Of the Chinese republic by the nationa
assembly,
Obituary: Mrs Roger A Pryor. author
and one OF the founders Of the Daugh
tere al the American Revolution. II
New York city. aged 81
n Obituary: Count Won Aehrenthal. rre
nier Of Austro Hungary. al Vienna
aged 81
Fire In the business district OF Bloom
field. Mo. loss SIT. 900
- Storm: 20 Nvee lost In a windstorn
which swepi over Louisiana and Mis
s,ssippt
u Alpine Tunnel: Jungfrau railroad tun
Hel In the Alps pierced at an altitud
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
SYSTEMS OF MARKETING
FARM PRODUCTS

Systems of marketing farm pro-
ducts and the demand for them at
trade centers are the subjects of a
special report to Congress by the
Secretary of Agriculture. recently
published, The report was made
by special direction of Congress in
order that information might be at
hand concerning the establishment
of a division of markets in the De-
par tment of Agriculture. The Sec
retary specifies various items of
service that could be performed by
such an Office. with recommends
tions that they be adopted, if it is
created. The report covers 39l
pages and is crowded with informa-
ttpn with regard to the subjects
treated.
ASSOCIATIVE MARKETING
The Secretary of Agriculture has
much to say concerning associative
marketing by farmers, and the eco
nomic advantages are stated in de-
tail. A survey of the systems of
marketing farm products clearly
discovers what the farmers can best
do to their advantage. They must
associate themselves together for
the purpose of assembling their in
dividual contributions of products,
Of shipping in carload lots, Of obtain
ing market news at places to which
it is practical to send their products,
to sell a considerable number of
markets, if not in many markets,
and to SECURE the various other eco
nomic gains of associative selling"
To carry out this suggestion. it is
recommended that if Congress
establishes a division of markets, q
corps of travelling field agents be
maintained to assist farmers to form
associations for marketing their pro
ducts.
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
A Girls Wild Midnight Ride

To warn people of fearful forest
fire in the Catskills a young girl
rode horseback at midnight and
saved many lives. Her deed was
glorious but lives are often saved by
DR.. Kings New Discovery in curing
lung trouble. coughs and colds, which
might have ended in consumption
or pneumonia. 1t cured me of
dreadful cough and lung disease"
writes w. K. Patterson, Wellington,
Texas, after four in our family
had died with consumption, and !
gained 81 pounds" Nothing so
sure and safe for all throat and lung
troubles Price SOC and 81 90.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed bv
Stafford Drug Co., Stafford Arizona.
46-5t
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
STATE OF MISSOURI
No. 2osso.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION

Whereas an associatian organised under the
name Of Kansas City Structural Steel Company
has filed in the office Of the Secretary Of State.
articles of association or agreement in writing.
as provided by law. and has in all respects COM
piled with the requirements of Law governing the
formation Of private corporations for manufactur-
ing and business purposes;
Now. Therefore, l. John E. Swanger. Secretary
Of State Of the State Of Missouri In virtue and by
authority Of iaw. do hereby certify that said as
sociation has on the date hereof become body
corporate. duly organized. under the name Of
Kansas City Structural Steel Company. located
at Kansas City. and is entitled TO all the rights
and privileges granted 10 manufscturinR and
business corporations under the laws OF this
State for term of fifty yeArs; and that the
amount OF the capital aeock Of saiA corporntsn ia
Five Hundred ThousAnd Dollars.
In Testimony Whereof hare
unto sst my hand and afhx the
crH Great Seal Of the State Of Mis-
SEAh souri. Done ct the City eS JEFF
D ferson, this 2Sd day Of February;
A. ID. Ninstesn Hundrsd and
Seven.
JOHN E. swANGER;
Sscsvssry Of evaec
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17

mas, which bears the same relation
to the Christmas mine that the
Calumet & Arizona does to the Cop
per Queen. at Blsbee, has been sold
t. William Campbell, a New York
mining engineer, and DR.. Cave, a
Boston capitalist for 5000, 900.
A new cattle company, with a
paid in capital of '$lO0, 900 to operate
in Gila county js in process Of or
ganization. The promoters of the
new company are w. O. Tuttle and
three Christy brothers Of Midland,
-sfexas. The cattle will range In the
vicinity of Hawk canyon in the
southeastern part Of the county. The
name of the concern will be the Ari-
zona-Texas Cattle Company.
The precinct case in Cochise
county came to a head when County
Attorney Gilmore, at tombstone,
filed quo wsrranto proceedings
against Justice High. J. W. Ross,
one Of the attorneys for the precinct
officers, filed a demurrer to the pro-
eeadings and this was oyerruled by
the court. The complaint Of the
county attorney was sustained and
a judgment of custer against Justice
High was made. Attorney Ross
filed notice of appeal to the supreme
court.
George King, young man about
25 years of age, was given a sen.
tence Of from one to fourteen years
in the penitentiary Monday by Judge
Rerkins for stealing q team and
wagon at Williams a couple of weeks
ago. He was captured near Gallup
after bit of strenuous work on
the part of the sheritf's Office. He
had been In hiding at Winslow with
Gfriends and when the officers got or
his trail too closely, he lit out or
another borrowed horse leaving the
team and wagon behind. .--Coconint
Sun.
President Andrew Kimball, Of
Thatcher, arrived in the city Friday
night and is the guest Of Bishoi
LoreS-o Hunsaker. At q ward re
union held in his honor, President
Kimhall spoke praisingly Of the
present condition Of the new state
"Arizona." In behalf of the Nor
mon people living in this section
he thanked the Globe people fol
their friendly feeling towards them
Speaking of the city of Globe, HI
said that it was being filed up will
a desirable class of citizens. Belt
Juan Dozal knows more now thai
! he ever did before. His increased
knowledge consists of the informa
ton that because young woman
is working in a restaurant she Is no
to be insulted with impunity. II
tried that at the Garden City res
taurant and when information o
the affair reached Probation Office
Canning. Dozal was taken int
custody. He was given an examins
tion by Justice Johnstone and wa
held to the superior court TOR tria
The only walters he can insult ar
the Chinese who serve meals to tn
prisoners in the county jail. Re
publican.
What are the best color combins
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17
NEWS OF THE STATE
Condensed from Our Ex'
, changes in Different Parts
Of Arizona

Out of a total tax levy of Sl5O.0OO
for the year 1912 In Pinal county,
Treasurer Bourne has collected
Sal. 500. hence the delinquent roll
is only $500, Treasurer Bourne
expects to collect at least 80 pei
cent Of this delinquent.
w. 8. Utterback met with pain.
ful accident Tuesday by becoming
mixed up in a we'll drilling machine
according to the Range News. He
received some painful injuries about
the face and body and also los. one
= finger. He was brought to Wilcox
and his injuries were dressed by DR.,
Wilson,
Graham guardian., 1913-01-17

To RENT OR LEASE. - so acre
anch; 25 acres in alfalfa. Plenty
forwater. Inquire at this office.
4l-tf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09
Sra. Perez Morris
de Munoz

En- ell vapor 'Montreal", que zarpo
ole este puerto en- Ia manana de hoy,
embarcaron para Europa la distingui-
ola sonora del Doctor Gustavo Munoz Y
sn angal3cal hija Maria Teresa.
La respectable DANA, Marcia al viejo
Continente, a tin;rse con su senior her
mano Don Ramon, residente en- Belgi-
ca, en- donde pasara una temporada
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL, ahhela
que la distiguida viajera realize una
lellz trayesla que su permanencia on
Europa. le sea tan grata, como alto es
el aprecio Y estimation que nosotros le
profesamos MI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09
Camara de Delegados
SESSION DE AVER 8 DE JULIO 1913
OTRO MAS.


Ell secretario di0 lectura 4 IN mensaie
del Gobernador, recomendando la
Asamblea Extraordinaria que legisle en-
Ell sentido de ''Prohibir 4 los funciona
rios publicos que celebren contratos con
el Gobierno Insular y con los Gobiernos
Municipales.
A prop6sito do este nuevo mensaie.
pide la palabra ell senior DIAZ ..NAVA-
RRO y dice: Sr. Presidente Y seiiores
delegados: Esta Asamblea Extraordina
ria, fue convocada para tratar del asun-
to del rlego, y ESQ es 10 que menos Sc ha
hecho. Llevamos va 81. dias de session
aan no hemos 1egado un acuer(io sobre
ell tai asunto; pero Ell cambio. yo estov
viendo que esta Asamblea Sc ha converti-
do en- una verdadera Estaci6n Otonal".
~ llueven todos los d1as papelitos mas
papelltos, recomendando a las camaras
aSuntos varlos, para que sean motivo de
Legislation especial.
Yo deseo que Sc lie olga al Gobernador
en- nombre de la Camara de Delegados.
81 esta asl 10 acuerda, que dele todos esos
asuntos para la Asamblea ordinaria
deJe en- paz a los representatives del
pals; y lie olga al Consejo Executive que
active su trabajo, pues solo ha mandado
hasta ahora dos leyes aprobadas. tenien
do tambien noticias de que ha remitido
la de patentes, enmendada de tai forma
que nj sus padres la conocen.
El senior PALMER y otros delegados
Sc adhieren a la moci5n del seiior Diaz
Navarro.
El Speaker les contesta que 6l procu-
rara conferenciar con ell Gobernador
acerca del asunto.
COMUJNICACTONES.
Sc lee una del Comisionado de ms
trucclon, respondiendo informes soil
cltados de aquel Departamento por el
senior Cuevas Zequeira, sobre ell por que
de no haberse satisfecho q los Maestros
(Contin1a en- la 8a pagina.) -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09
Debut de Munoz

Con la gran obra del insigne drama.
turgo frances Henry Bernstein, titula-
ola LA Cara Sc verifcara en- el
Teatro Municipal, pasado mailana.
vlernes, el debut del eminente actor es-
panol Miguel Munoz.
La Cara fue traducida al caste
llano expresamente para ell notable ar
tista quien admirara por algunas no.
ches ell p1blico de San Juan.
Sc advierte a las personas que adj
quirieron de antemano localidades
para aver, que estas son validas para
pasado maiiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09
(Continuaci6n.)

II
los meritos indiscutibles del senior Janer,
como capacidad alt1sima en- ell magiste-
rio puertorriqueno y como antique macs
brillantes exitos al ejercicio de su noble
profession.
Por cuanto tai injusticia rea1izada sig
mica una grave ofensa la dignidad de
nuestro pueblo claramente expresa la
intenci6n de despojar los puertorri-
quehos de los puestos de honor en- su
pals.
Por cuanto hechos de esta naturaleza
vienen repitiendose con inusitada fire.
cuencia en- tOdOs los 0rdenes de la admi-
nistraci0n, negandose injustamente q
los puertorriquenos toda Intervention en-
les destinos de su pals
Por cuanto es va ell momento de expire
Sar en- nombre de Puerto Rico una justa
indignation contra tai estado de cosas
cue representa- un vejamen para nues-
tros cOmpatriotas
POr tanto. la Camara resuelve:
Consignar su mas energica protesta
per la grave 0fenSa que Sc itiere al pals
y dar un voto decensura y desaprobaci6n
a la Junta de Sindicos de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico, declarandola enemiga
del pals y detentatoria de su derecho Y
de sus libertades;
Ahrmar que 81 ell senior GarwOod, NOM
brado por dicha Junta Director de Ia
Normal de Bic Piedras, ocupa ell referfii-
do cargo, 10 Ocupara contra la voluntad
eXpresa y terminate de Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico;
Disponer que el Speaker dele desierto
su puesto en- la Junta de tSindicos de la
Universidad y no designe ningtn delega-
do que le srlstituya hasta que este asun-
to no sea reSuelto de una manera salts
factoria para ell honor de Puerto Rico;
Dirigir una queja razonada al Bureau
de Asuntos Insulares, por conducto del
Resident Commissioner, sobre ell actual
estadO de cosas que demuestra palmaria-
mente la intencion de anular la persona
lidad. puertorriquefa. intenci5n que esta
en- pugna con las promesas de libertad
Gle Justicia hechas a este pals por ell pue-
bio Americana.
Expresar, por 1ltimo, al Speaker la
profunda simpatia y la adhesion inque-
brantable de la Camara, por la actitud
de este, energica y gallarda mantenien-
do la dignldad de dicho Cuerpo Legisla-
two y del pals que representa-.
Al terminar SUI lectura, resuena en- ell
salon una saliva de aplausos.
E senior Garcia Duc6s, retira la mo-
clon que habla presentado, y pide que Sc
vote la que trascribimos.
El Sr. CU'EvAS zEQUEIRA, pide
que las anteriores resoluciones Sc voten
por unanimidad y puesta en- pie La Ca
mara, como as1 Sc verified.
El mismo Delegado, pregunta al Sc
nor de Diego, quienes formaban la Junta
de Slndicos antes de aver; cuales de
aquellos sefores votaron en- contra 81 Sc
hallaba presente ell puertorriqueiio se1or
del Toro, y por quien vot6 este.
El seiior de Diego satisfzo cumplida-
mente la curiosidad del interrogante
dijo,-notandose en- SUI semblante algo
asl como sentimiento, ,-que el se6or del
Toro, habla votado con los americanos:
que &, ell seflor de Diego, habfa estado
solo en- La votacion.
Esto era 10 que querfa yo que Sc supple
Sc, dijo Ell sefior Cuevas zequeira.
A continuation us6 de la palabra ell Sc.
nor VELEZ quien, como los oradores
que le procedieron, Sc declare decidido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-09

Fran las 10 y 80 cuando termin6 ell
senior de Diego ell notabillsimo discurso
que aver publicamos con toda la exten-
sion que nos fue possible y cinendonos a
sus palabras.
Algo enfriada va la explosion de en-
tusiasmo que tan grandilocuente y ener-
gica oraci5n parlamentaria produjera en-
ell p1bhco, lie fue concedida la palabra
al delegado por Aguadilla senior GAR
CIA DUCOS, que la hab1a pedido.
UNA MOCION.
Empez6 proponiendo que sc hiciese
constar en- acta ell PROFJINDO DES-
PRECIO que ha causado a la Camara
la act9tud od90sa de la Junta de SlndicOs
al posponer un puertorriqueno ilustre,
expres6 la satisfaction que habia ex-
perimentado al DIR las palabras del
Speaker. declarando que solo habla re-
dencion para Puerto Rico luchando por
la Independence
Que era sencillamente intolerable va,
sufrir que vengan a Puerto Rico con la
ridicula pretensi6n de ensenarnos, Co.
bernantes que Sc EMBRlAGAN
A DIARIO; Jefes de Policia
que FALTAN AL RESPETO A
LAS DAMAS; Fiscales como Co
pei, que Sc VENDEN por unos misera-
bles centavos; Jueces de la Corte Fede-
raj, QUE PIDEN a sus subordinados
que lie amueblen sus habitaciones; y
otros muchos hombres asi, que no res
ponden la tradici0n del pueblo de los
EstadOs Unidos
Ell Sr. Garcia Drc0s, Sc declare tam
bien partidariO de la Independence de
Puerto Rico, termin0 con I'm elOcuente
parrafo impregnado de verdaderO amor
patrio, asegurando que serla ell dla mas
feliz de su vida, aquel en- que cayese he
rido en- ell pecho, defendiendo la indie
pendencia de su pals, para librarla de
de esta ODIOSA TLRANIA.
lAl terminar ell senior Garcia Duc5s, re-
cibio tambien muchas felicitaciones y
propuesta del senior D1az Navarro, Sc
concedi0 un receso de 10 minutes. Fran
J. l.
Durante el descanso, ell Speaker fue
obieto de una manifestation de simpa-
tia por parte de todo ell piiblico que ha-
bia dentro fuera del Salon de sesiones,
felicitandole por su valiente actitud has
ia ell leader socialista Santiago Iglesias.
CONcLUSIONES RADICALES
ADOPTADAS POR LA CAMARA.
A las II III, vuelve q ocupar la Pre-
sidencia ell senior Barcelo Y declara abier-
ia de nuevo la session, concediendose la
palabra al Sr. VELEZ, quien presenta
una ollllllouud Il Id llOC1Uu OC - u
c5s pidiendo que la Camara acuerde vo-
tar con el, las siguientes conclusiones
que entrega al secretario para que de
lectura a elias son las siguientes:
Por cuanto la Camara de Delegados
ha dido las manifestations del Hon.
Speaker, senior de Diego, dando cuenta
de 10 ocurrido en- la Asamblea de Slndi-
eos de la Universidad de Puerto Rico
con motive del nombramiento de Direc-
tor de la Escuela Normal de Rio Pie
dras
Por cuanto de una manera ostenslble
GO ha preterido en- dicho nombramiento
al senior don Felipe Janer, puertorri-
uuefio meritfsimo que ocupa actualmente
el cargo de Director Auxiliar de dicha
institution.
Por cuanto no es possible desconocer
The Delta independent., 1913-01-17
SELECTED PARAGRAPHS

r If the parcels post can make good
On eggs the public will be satisfied as
to bacon and the rest of the break
fast table
The Delta independent., 1913-01-17
Where Science Fails.

All questions that pertain 10 the
world within us are beyond the rAdtn
of science. Science is the commerce
of the intellect with the physical or
the soul with the subjective and ln'
visible world is entirely beyond V.e
sphere. Professor Tyndan confes iei
himself utterly unable to find auv 10
gical connection between the mne'
cular activities of the brain substance
and the pheamenon of conscious lesS-
In trpiug to deal with such Ques-
ton. he says. we are on the boau'ry
line of the intellect, where the '2r-
ons of science fail us. Science de0cs
all influence of subjective phenomena
over physical processes. In the rb-
sence of the empirical fact. science
would be bound to deny that man
could raise his arm by an act of voii
ton: only the phenomena OF mater
and force come within our intellac-
tual range Science is forced 10
DENY the soul. because its dealing
with physical facts and forces have
furnished it with no criteria by which
to validate such a conception. There
are question of mind. and there are
questions of matter; philosophy deals
with the former. science with the lat
ter. The world of the unVerifiable is
the world of the soul; the world of
the verifiable is the world of the
senses. We have our spiritual being
in the other. and science is utterly
unable to bridge the gulf that separ-
ates them.-John Burroughs in At
lantic Magazine.
The Delta independent., 1913-01-17
SOME JOKES
, ..>> -

Cissy Denyer-Mummie. l saw the
place today where they make horses.
Nother-what do you mean. dearie2 /
think you were mistaken. Cissy-Well
the man was just finishing one, he
Was mailing on his last foot.