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YUMA DAILY EXAMINER
A Thinking Paper for Thinking People.
Established March 17, 1906.
W. H. SHOREY,
Editor and Proprietor.
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PER YEAR . ?6.00
Entereed at Yuma, Ariz., as second
class mail. Published daily, except
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Entered at Bard, Imperial Co., CaUi.,
as second-class mail. Published
Fridays.
ARIZONA SENTINEL-
Established November, 1870, by Jas.
a. Barney and Judge Wm. J. Berry;
purchased 1875 by John W. Dorring
ton, who relinquished to W. H. Shorey
on July 1, 1011; published for 45 years
without missing an Issue.
SUBSCRIPTION RATE
PER YEAR, , ?2.00
Entered at Yuma, Yuma Co., Ariz., as
second-class malL Published on
Thursdays.
WILSON BLESSED VERY
MANY TIMES
President Wilson was giv
eng the lion's share of the
credit for the passage of the
Child Labor bill by Repre
sentative Edward Keating,
sponsor of the measure, in a
statement to the Chicago
Journal, which has consist
ently advocated this form of
Federal legislation.
'The mothers of the land,"
said Mr. Keating, "blessed
the, President when he kept
up out of war with Europe,
their prayers ascended to
heaven in his behalf when he
proposed a peaceful solution
to the Mexican difficulty,
and now from Maine to Cali
fornia, they are calling on
God to safeguard him be
cause he has become the
emancipator of children in
industry."
ALCOHOL AND HARD
LUCK
The worst thing about al
cohol is not that it gets a
man down, but that it keeps
Jiim down.
"Hard luck" frequently
gets a man down, but it can
not keep them there. "Hard
luck" is a clumsy wrestler
wrestler and a real man soon
finds that his grasp is uncer
tain and, watching for the op
portunity, pins his shoulders
to the mat and rises triumph
antly. The grip of alcohol is not
feeble; it is not uncertain.
Always it is becoming firmer,
more powerful. There is
never a moment of respite in
which the victim may hope
to throw off the drink with
comparative ease. Ever
tighter grows the grasp of
John Barleycorn once he has
gripped a man; ever heavier
becomes the weight that
presses down, down, down.
The combat with hard luck
may even strengthen the na
ture; the combat with alcohol
weakens and deteriorates.
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OVERLOOKED MAIN POINT
An aged negro was crossing-tender
at a spot -where an express train
made quick work of a buggy and its
occupants. Naturally, he was the
chief witness, and the entire case
hinged upon the energy with which he
had displayed his warning signal.
A gjruelling cross-examination left
Rastus unshaken in his story. Later
the division superintendent compli
mented him on the steadfastness with
which he stuck to his story.
"You did wonderfully, Rastus," he
said. "I was afraid at first you might
waver in your testimony."
"Nossir, nossir," Rastus exclaimed.
"But I done feared every minutes that
'ere durn alwyer was a-gwine to ask
me if mah lantern was lit."
CI
AY
S
(Continued from Page One)
same section the law declares: "every
borrower shall by express covenant
in his mortgage undertake to pay
when due all taxes, liens, judgments
or assessments which may lawfully
be assessed against the land mort
gaged." This section in the law care
fully differentiates between liens and
assessments made under forms of
law and that form of security for debt
which we denominate a "mortgage,"
and expressly declares that the land
may carry such liens and assessments
in addition to the mortgage incum
brance., I trust that I have made clear the
intent of the law. I also trust that
you "will feel that my assurance given
to you whiel the law was under dis
cussion that its benefits would be
open to such of your constituents as
may own lands with Government irri
gation projects, with unpaid assess
ments but who hold the title to their
land, is fully warranted by the lan
guage quoted.
In conclusion, permit me to say that
I appreciate the interest you manifest
ed in the drafting of this great law
and assure you that it has been a
pleasure to have been associated with
you in this great labor.
v Very truly yours,
(Signed) RALPH W. MOSS,
M. C. Fifth District Indiana.
I sincerely trust that the farmers
of our State will promptly proceed to
organize local farm loan associations
so that they will be ready to apply
for loans whenever the Land Bank
for the district in which Arizona will!
be included is open for business.
Yours very truly,
CARL HAYDEN".
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
O To be glad when your brother O
O men are prosperous and happy, O
O to. rejoice in their success, to O
O cheer for. thei victories, to be O
O) compassionate and pitiful when O
O your brother men are distressed O
O and miserable, to grieve over O
O their failures, to help them in O
O their troubles this is the frater- O
O nal spirit which blesses him who O
O exercises it, and those toward O
O whom it is exercised. Henry O
O Van Dyke. O
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
These tin CAPSULES
are superior to Balsam
of Copaiba, Cubebs or
njcctions,and
RELIEVES In (MIDY)
24 HOURS the V-
same diseases with
out inconvenience.
Sold bit c.ll drurj(fists.
The railroads are unwilling to pay
the increased cost of an eight-hour
day for the trainmen. They are per
fectly Avilling for the people to pay it,
however. They demonstrate again it
is the people who "pay the freight."
CASINO THEATRE TODAY
,. BpisodQ No. 7, of "Peg O' the Ring."
Also three other good reels. .
ARE YOU LOOKING OLD?
Old age comes quick enough with
out inviting it. Some look old at
forty That is because they neglect
the liver and bowels. Keep your
bowels regular and your liv.er healthy
and you will not only feel younger
but look younger. When troubled with
constipation or biliousness take the
Chamberlain's Tablets. They are in
tended especially for these ailments
and are excellent. Easy to take and
most agreeabel in effect. Obtainable
everywhere!
Designed to .carry packages weigh
ing up to 250 pounds, a bicycle has
been built with a frame that distrib
utes the load when carried in a- bas
ket in such a manner that the bal
ance is not disturbed.
Subscribe to the Examiner.
YUMA THEATRE TONIGHT
Cleo Ridgeley and Wallace Reid, in
"The Golden Chance," an excellent
6-reel Paramount feature.
SIMILAR TO ARIZONA
Prphibition among the miners of
West Virginia has given splendid re
sults. There is still some illegal sell
ing among the miners, but if the aa
joining states of Ohio and Kentucky
were dry this would be entirely done
away with. So far as the miners in
this state are concerned, if another
vote were taken on prohibition the
majorities, for the drys would be very
much larger than when the las', vote
was taken. Mr. Cairns, District, 17,
United Mine Workers of America.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
O DANCE O
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Pre-Primary dance, given Uy the
Woman's Guild on Monday evening,
September 11, at the Yuma theacie;
good music; cooling refreshments,
only a dime to dance. Ho-7t
FOR SALE Babcock buggy and sin
gle harness. See U. G. Wilder.
143-tf.
HE'S BACK AGAIN
One the First of September, full of
pep, Tuttle came back to the candy
shop. Now you know just where to
go to get your fresh, home-made can
dies, for Peoples has them. Adv.tf
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT to a per
manent tenant, my residence cn
Third avenue. U. G. Wilder. l"9ti
TYPEWRITING, by Statia Spaulding,
at People!' Ice Cream Parlor. 134-tf
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