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Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
AMERICAN BENEFACTIONS.

Many worthy but struggling, charity has been placed its feet by timely bequest gift from living friend and the whole organized benevoence has frequent Joice this tendency which, while by any confined nationality shown the United States scale Known before Large gifts this country amounted last year than $300000000 without including
 OOO Examined in detail the list is long The evident Ipoe benefit mankind in making better equipped for
 the duties Of e and prevent and ameorate human suffer ing Educational institutions hospitals and sanitary work cved than half Of the gifts last year. Elevated well remembered and responsible charities received generous share
 Three hundred millions year for philanthropy would thirty billions in century suggesting great possibilities. The United States growing population the of O OOOoOO century and a faster in wealth Large
 American benactons have than kept pace proporonac y An estimate of the would cxtravagant yet the figures in sight bear The smaller charity associations close to the people and familiar with liberal recognition of their usefulness gives general pleasure They inspired extend their invaluable abors and made aware that they observed and apprecated also that they may always hope for time when their financial basis will be secure
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
HOW TO BEGIN REFORMS.

China have republican forms of government yet republic because the people fitted for self government those where they have the illustrative of the mania in the United States reforming everything without beginning at the fountain head and reforming the
 far-o Argentina, Colonel Roosevelt telling the people he is going institute millennium made order and ready for delivery his the United States Colonel Bryan change things by prohibiting any from being than he La Toilette would bring paradise through
 multitude commissions he and his followers having addled the of Wisconsin with foryseven such bodies the pense taxpayers About million in this country private property abolished and community ownership sub This would solve the riddle of city gov with commission form and that would abolish imperecton the by inung pure democracy through would judges and their decision recalled and there general for const tuions or for no constitutions n nation.
 In number of radical reforms have been put into peraton Oregon and South Dakota But the people have ot happier the expenses of administration have been increased enormously Forms do reform
 When the people of China Mexico educated generally and practically will understanding of the functions and the restraints and the obligations of govern of the people, by the people, and the people, when they capable of following professions efficiently and have
 stake in life worth protecting those countries will become pubics regardless of the form their government may have
 By the token there general education of the right sort in this naon the of the naon the the county and the city will be of the right regardless of the form which those may have The character of the formed by the things inside of him. by the exterior ap pearance he may make.
 When reformes grasp the fact that people be made better through widening of their knowledge of things that far worter undertaking teach them wrong than attempt keep them from doing wrong through fear of punishment there will be the beginning of wisdom the reform Until that of it fake conducted usually by fakers or fanatcs-not infrequeny by boh
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
A CONTINUOUS CONGRESS.

The of congress will end within four under the law the regular session begins first of embe With the growth the nation the of legislation owing the unwedy of the lower house with 435 members and the archaic of the and time for congress pass the necessary unnecessary bills to keep the machinery of government going
 Long sessions of formerly ended in June early in July Then press of business stretched the sessions Septem ber But that enough The Taft and Wilson admins aons have three sessions running right through the hot Washington and merging into the regular
 This is pleasant for congresen They prefer spend the home They sonsult the wishes of their constituents and their the ground occasionally for the sound of coming change the popular mind Some of them the lecture platform where they pretty penny during the Chautauqua and yceum Living in Wash ngton is expensive and graft has become dangerous
 But the huge government machine ovedes their dearest desires The sons have become necessities because the regular do little perfect the appropriations bills
 President Wilson succeeded in getting his tariff bill through the session. That great achievement At least would have been considered by former president But he followed up the tariff legislation with currency bill which brought before congress and the country delicate and complicated questions than presented in the revision of the tariff.
 The president forced to this because after the tariff and the currency ambitious program of reform is in contemplation He try his ideas trusts He has formulated Philippine policy He work the Mex problem Foreign and domestic questions fairly batter the door of the White House. of them be handled without the cooperation of congress.
 Congress, therefore, doomed sit continuously with and then, vacation of week two This the penalty for serving gigantic and continually growing government chine Those who do like work will tire of the grind By and by will develop into of experts than of politicians whose chief claim position ability be good fe lows with their constituents.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
THE NEWER AND BETTER WAY.

Officially it is not denied either in Mexico City or at Wash ngton umatum has been delivered Huerta demand ing position he holds dictator of the southern republic There is little doubt that such ntmation given Present strained relations forever
 opposition of Europe raising again the issue of the Mon roe Doctrine imperative for this government decisively but with caution, delicate situation
 misunderstanding, be said that the powers Europe Mexico the end of peace order and stability of government that do For the most part they
 willing leave methods the United States but they differ from the Wilson standards y put protection of property first alone They nothing for what bloody tyranny usupations may be employed bring it about President Wilson, the contrary insists government of decent morality and constitutional law Such action he may take he may have made policy has that end in view.
 When the course of the Washington administration is fully developed will for the United States alone first
 will be the spirit and for the interest of all the Latin The moral force of all civilized peoples ot South America will stand behind it. It would strength ening all those nations could join in making it. That should be easily and quickly The opportune the European with American concert of power
 spirit of in the following from able address delivered by the president the Southern Com mercial congress Mobile:
 We dare the principle thai morality and not xpediency the thing that guide and that will never condone inquity because it is convenient to do so
 declaration heard with surprise and delight by group of American diplomatic representatives present Their governments endorse such principles international would be for this to invite them to join in such concert
 This nation has long spoken alone Europe in the name America Strong constitutional governments exist in Brazil Argentina and Chilli They already in practical al ance They would draw after them the smaller republics as Ger many, France and England draw the rest; qf Europe
 joint declaration of those nations with the Uned States higher interpretation of the Monroe Doc
 It would put the moral sentiment of the Americas behind policy would for law order all the torented by revolution and anarchy would read the American moral law European greed It would mmeasurab the standard and level of civilization from the Rio Grande to Cape Horn Horn fH
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To FRED R. LITTLE, his heirs, executors. administrators and as- signs: You are hereby notified that I have expended during the year 1913 Three Hundred Dollars in la bor and improvements upon the, fol- lowing mining claims situated in the Big Bug mining district, Yayapai county, Arizona: Exchequer, notice of location of which Is of record in Book 38 of Mines, page 53S; North Exchequer, notice of location where of is of record in Book 46 of Mines at page 235; and South Ex- chequer, notice of location whereof is of record in Book E of Mines, page 233, records of Yavapai coun- ty. Arizona, in order to hold said claims under the provisions of Sec ton 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and the amend ment thereto approved January P, 1880. concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount re- quired to hold said claims for the period ending the 3lst day of De- cember 1913 And it. within ninety days from the personal service of this notice, or within ninety days from the publication thereof, you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- ton of such expenditure as a CO., owner. which amouts to $l50, your interest in the claim will become the property of the subscriber, your CO., owner, who has made the required expenditure, by the terms of said section.
 Dated at Prescott. Arizona, this lst day of October, 1ol3-
 ALVIN L. LITTLE.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
CATTLE BUYERS
 ARE GRANTED FOR FUNDS
BANKS OF SALT RIVER VALLEY IT. IS SAID ARE TIMID ABOUT LOANING OUT FUNDS

J. H. Stephens of the White Rock ranch, while in the city yesterday stated that exceptional financial cpn- ditions were prevailing in the Salt River valley among those engaged in buying and feeding livestock, the demand being heavy for this article but the pay slow and uncertain.}
 The money slump was reported to be due to the heavy advances made by Phoenix banking houses in recent months. and the final closing down on any further loans. Feeders were anxious to secure cattle, but admitted their inability to meet cash price as demanded by the seller. This condition of affairs was freely admitted by those engaged in the business in the South, and the only inducement presented the rangemen to send his range stock and receive the pay due was to await the clearing up of the financial horizon for some indefinite time in the future.
 Mir. Stephens states he will ship from Skull valley in a few days q bunch of 250 of the poorest cows he has on the range. According to general reports Phoenix banks have outstanding about one and a half million of dollars advanced to the feeder of the Salt River valley, hence their indisposition to make further loans for this line iof busi- ness.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
Engagement Announced.

Cards have been received in the city announcing the engagement of Miss Lulu Brockman and William Thoms. both of Needles, Cal, and the wedding day set for November l9 next. Miss Brockman is the eldest daughter of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Brockman and Is young woman of charming personality as well as many accomplishments. With her parents she resided for many year on Cherry Creek where she was born. Many relatives of this city will attend the nuptial event.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
INSPECT LAND
 FUR NEW ROAD

Supervisors William StephensS and Harry Heap and County Roadi Su- perintendent Clark yesterday took a flying trip to the proposed course of the new highway between Kirk land and Walnut Grove. About four miles of new highway will have to be built before the new and shorter route IS put into operation.
 The new road will pass through at least one canyon and prove es- pecially beneficial in comparison to the condition of the present road.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
TAMMANY HALL.

Tammany Hall has had long and, stormy existence Its setback occurred Tuesdaidns when it down defeat under landslide of than hundred thousand adverse majority It only lost the mayer but from its viewpoint of h oafd >ef estimates, which has the handling of millions of dollars of public monies
 Few people may have taken the trouble look the facts connected with the origin existence of this political and semi charitable organization The original of the old Tam many Hall may be today. It reads
 "Tanmany Hall or Columbian Order. Pounded by William Mooney Organized the Constitution and Laws 17S9 William Mooney, First Grand Sachem. New York May F, 17S9.
 But the real history of Tammany Hall begins 1855 when Fernando Wood mayor It about that time that Tam many began the possibility of loot through the power of the police force Gustavus Myers in his history of Tammany Hall says of conditions about that time
 Tn every groggery could be found crowd o loaers and bruse who could always be relied upon pack primary
 defeat the election of certain nominees In these saloons the politicians held meetings, the keepers ready all times furnish parade carrying partisan banners they could read cheer meeting the drop handkerchief The saloon keepers also furnished cheap illegal ballot box suffers and thoFoughbred shoulder hers to ntimidate peaceable citizens, last smash the ballot boxes.
 "The keepers were largely above the law disin genuous b passed ordered the saloons be closed Sunday but made provision for They cordngy kept openkey enough through from Wood that the would moed Their support of the well nigh unanimous
 From that day this the political and the moral influence Tammay have been bad The Wood have been Kelly Tweed Croker and Murphy. Of the lot Kelly the best He opposed to taking for other than for the protection of Bad that moral code far away better than has prevailed under any of his Where he took hundred of thousands of graft money his have robbed New York City business of millions each year.
 Furthermore Tamnany will from the drubbing of Tuesday It will again dominate the politics of the ctyprob ably later than four years from
 When is offered post in the Philippines there is al ways suspicion that has for wanting him o go a distant and deadly climate.
 No reputable life insurance company would regard Huea ooodr
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

The conclusion from the elections of Tuesday in different the country that the time there has been no dsid change the tenper of the Aerican people In the of things hardly anything else be expected The Wilson administration has followed generally the program to which pledged and short time has elapsed for the country definitely program It will be impossible tell before the congressional elections year what the political effect of the democratic legislation 10 be
 In New York the situation becouded with local issues that very little national significance attaches the result
 Mitchell mayor support of President Wilson, but he also had the support of the republicans and the solid backing of the pogreves It the old fight of Tammany against the field in which almost all advocates of decency politics sided against Tammany In view of the bit of the campaign in New York City, it surprising that the republicans should have made fight for control of the legislature that to have been successful
 It hard that the progressive party gained any distinct ground by of this campaign In Massachu e where they had candidate for governor in the field they we in New Jersey where their candidate not so avoabl known their showing distinct disappointment No other proof needed that the progressive fight of personalities rather than of principles
 It believed that Mexico quite ready adopt the Aus raan ballot system just yet
 Reno disappointed in divorce A opportunity isl open to it in eugenic marriage certificates
 The administration frank bid for popularity pro- ceeding against the alleged plumbers trust
 foolish burglar SLIGO butcher shop in New York, but overlooked whole side of breakfast bacon
 Henry Morgenthau has sailed for Europe he will this nation ambassador the of Turkey
 Be his dome of thought ample cannot be denied that the of Mr. Pennywt of Pennsylvania handicap
 The Prince says he unable find any real cowboys in the He forgets that Colonel Roosevelt South America. He the only typical cowboy this country every produced outside the dime novels.
 The Prince of Monaco who spent sometime in New York says he found games there which his little Monte Carlo shop skinned a block
 What gets the Industrial Workers of the World "hct up is lady riding dollar and betting English bulldog.
 Mrs. Pankhursts lecture is She would people moving
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

\ gentleman who is anxious reform the glnl-clcyng abtssy that every girl in America should stand before mroI @ hour cac day and watch herself chew The average Amer might learn something if he could watch himself spit
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

Henry Morgenthau has sailed for Europe where he vii represent ambassador remains of Turkey
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

What gets the Industrial Workers of the World "hct up is lady riding thousand dollar and betting all English bulldog
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

foolish burglar stole SLIGO from butcher shop in Ne York but overlooked a whole side of breakfast bacon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

Mrs. Pankhurss lecture is She would people She had brought few moving
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

The administration makes frank bid for popularity in ceeding against the alleged plumbers trust.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

When is offered post in the Philippines there is al ways suspicion that has motive for wanting him go distant and deadly climate.
 No reputable life insurance company would regard Hureta as good risk.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

The Prince of Monaco, who spent sometime in New York says he found games there which his little Monte Carlo so skinned a block
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

Be his dome of thought ample it cannot be denied hat the of Mr. Pennywit of Pennsylvania handicap.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

The Prince of Monaco says that he unable find any real cowboys in the He orge that Colonel Roosevelt South America He is the only typical cowboy this country every produced outside the dime novels.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

It is believed that Mexico quite ready adopt the Aus tralian ballot system just yet
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-11-12

Reno disappointed in divorce opp pen to it in eugcnic marriage certificates.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-30
"How was the grand opera?''

How was the grand opera!
Most remarkable performance OF
grand opera I ever saw.
,"In what way?"
"The prima donna weighed less than
two hundred pounds. louisville Courl-
er Journal.
"You can never tell how 9 boy is
going to turn out.
"No you can't"
"There used to be a boy at home
whom the neighbors called Artie, but
he's president of a railroad now.
Birmingham Age-Hersld.
Some statesmen are equal to almost
any emergency and do not spare the
other car when occasion requires.
"But the Blank car is guaranteed for
life," protested 3 prospective purchaser
to a salesman of the sort,
Eyes, l know it u.s." ~retorted the
ouick.witted salesman. "but our car il
guaranteed for q whole year."
It required several moments for TIT
prospective purchaser to see the point
Motor World.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-30
PARISH NEWS.
po;nte-a-Ia=Haclle

Mrs. Chas. E. Erath, OF New or'ea,s
was the guest of her daughter Mrs. y
4. Favret, FOR a few days this week.
Mr.. Leon Peterson, of New orleans
u,as q visitor here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Movers 'r.'
Of New Orleans, visited relatives mere
Sunday.
Mrs. Lionel Favret and children are
spending this week with relatives mere
Mr.. Eugene Erath left Tuesday 1o'
mis- home in New Orleans, after 8 twe
weeks vacation spentvery dellghtluhs
with friends and relatives IN fo'h'e .
la Hache.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Livaudals ane
family, who have been spending tn'
summer months at their home mere
returned to New Orleans Tuesday.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-30
Reliable Seeds.


Reliable seeds, seeds that will grow,
are what the people want and there has
been so much fraud by the sale OF old
seeds, or mixed seeds of new and DID
that it gives US pleasure to call our
readers attention to the advertisement
Of the Bollwinkle Seed Co. 521 Dumaln
street, New Crlears, which will be
found in another column. This seed
house is one of the most prominent IN
the country and guarantees its seeds.
Many of the leading truck growers OF
Louisiana deal with them. Write to
them for particulars.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-30
Happy Jack.

Miss Josie Cannon, of New Orleans
is visiting at the home of her COUSIN
Miss Ada Cannon.
Miss Elsie Fox visited her sister,
Mrs. Lewis Cosse Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Hays visited relatives IN
the Crescent City last week.
Misses B. and l.. Montedonico ave
returned home after spending an en-
ioyable week with Misses J. A. and N.
Cannon.
Mr.. Herbert Louderbough was the
week end guest Of Mr.. Frank Cannon.
Miss Natalie Cannon, OF New Orleans
is spending a while at her country
home.
Quite a large crowd assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Tread
away Jr., on Sunday evening to ceie'
hrate the christening of their son.
Dr.. Lewis Redmand, Of New Orleans
is visiting at the home OF his orotner
Capt. J. Redmand.
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-30
ITO be c~ontinuee.)
For Sale.

1918 Model, Motor Cycles and Motor
Boats at bargain prices, 81 mskes,
brand new machines, on easy m0nthly
payment plan. Get our proposition be-
fore buying or you Will regret It, also
bargains in used Motor Cycles. Wr'te
US today. Enclose stamp for reply.
Address J.cck Rav II Trertn9 Nicn5
Lower coast gazette., 1913-08-30

Assistant Editor-WeM have to sena
that young lady's manuscript BACK
Her story is too pathetic for our pages
Sprinkle a few drops of water over
II. she'll think they are tear drops.
~ am INCLINED to suspect the so
briefly of the law student IN our class.
"Why SOL" !,
"Whcn I asked him what were MS
favorite studies in ornithology, ne re-
plied. Swallows. bats and larks.
Judge.
az fear I am not worthy Of you.
..Neyer mind about that. Between
mother and myself ! imagine we can
effect the necessary improvements.
Chicago News.
Before marriage I used to sit up
until midnight wishing he would go
home
"Yes?"
eyes, and since we are married | 81.
No until midnight wishing he would
come home Houston Post.
In London tram car-"Pardon me,
madam, but you're standing on my
feet
..If 0 were anything of a man you
would be standing on them yourself.
Punch.
Glow is Jigley's boy making out q
college?"
ooh, he isn't amounting to muel
there"
"Why, l heard he was making grea
progress with his studies"
..That's just it. He spends all HI
time trying to acquire education.
Catholic Standard
"You ate all your own cake and me-
bers, to,, Tommie?" said the mother
"Yes'm," replied Tommie.
you'll be sick, child.
"WeIl, mother, you see if anybod
was going to be sick ! didn't want II
be Mabel
~ tried to sing my youngest boy J
sleep" said Senator Sorghum. but
wouldn't work Then | told him
story, and that wouldn't work either
"How did you get him to sleep?'
INV wife came to the rescue Wi
one of her clever suggestions. q
livered one of my speeches to him.
Washington Star.