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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-01-11
SCHOONERS.

ing vessel. IS Of American origin. It
originated at the launching of a vessel
at Gloucester, Mass, in 1713. As the
hull slid off the stocks into the water,
a man who was standing by exclaim-
ed, "Oh, how she scoonsw (skims),
and Robinson who was owner of the
vessel, hearing the remark. instantly
replied, "a sooner let her be-" The
name has been universally adopted;
but strangely 1t is spelled In the Dutch
fashion, though Of provincial origin.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
WAVES FROM HIM
 HE BRASS BUTTONS
Bark Might Have Been Adju- tant General But Declines
 Tender 0f Office.
(Phoenix Republlcan.l


 One man has been found who had rather be an honest real estate agent in the Salt River valley. than real colonel with his title legStimately earned. and the right to wear it through life Fame, glory and brass buttons are nothing to him so long as he can serve his fellow men by set tling them one at a time on little Arizona homesteads That man is J. E. Bark, who was yesterday rendered by Governor Kibbey. the office of ad- infant general with it's accomDanying rank of colonel and the modest salary paid by the territory. Mir. Bark de- clined the tender with a profuse dem onstration of his appreciation.
 It was a most complimentary recog- milton by the governor of Mir. Bark's fitness for a position of trust and hon or and the esteem in which he is held throughout the territory, but he de- clined on the ground that he is not a warrior. but a man of peace, has never sought the glory of military dis tinction and at this late date he does not care to complicate his regular vocation of fortune building with that of studying tactics practicing with a gold handled sword and posing before the looking glass to see if his ehapeau is on straight. Even the title of col onel. however alluring, was not a temptation. 1t is contended by the friends of Mir. Bark that by virtue of precedent in Arizona, he should now be called colonel anyhow The fact that he had the refusal of the rank is sufficient in Arizona to entitle him tn be thus addressed
 Who the new adjutant general will be is still question that remains un- decided at the capitol The governor has several names under considera- tion among them some military men who have been retired, and 1t is quite likely one of these will be named. IL was recognized that Mir. Bark would make a good officer if he would accept. but it does not require all the time of the man who fills the pO- sition and yet it does take consider able time Mir Bark did not care tO undertake the responsibilities in cor nection with his other business. The office of adjutant general is a pecu- lilarly desirable billet for retired army officer for the reason thot his army salary is continued as long as he Is in active service with the nation al guard and with his small territorial salary it will give him a very com fortable income.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

man. the latter must be shown and suspicion must attach. especially when the claimant is a recent desert CT from the workingman's real or supposed enemy It is just few short years when the would-be savior of the Globe wage worker was running a paper to which he Was staked by the biggest mining corporation in Arizona and the ayowed enemy of union labor, and then he was hiring printers who could not show union card. It is perfectly natural that the Globe dis trict wage worker would want to be
 convinced of his present sincerity especially after his recent failures to
 deliver the goods, where they were
 required the most"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
cuRTAlLlNe THE

PRODUCTION.
 The Fl Paso Herald is not very fav- orably disposed toward the idea of curtailing the production of copper with the hope of advancing the price and making stable and healthy mar ket. It says:
 To curtai1 copper production by de liberate act is most uneconomic pro ceeding. l. could only be justified if copper were being produced at an nctuai loss. and this is certainly not the case in any of the big properties.
 To close down mines and furnaces involves the laying on of many men and the creating of much distress and
 uncertainty throughout the communi- ties directly or indirectly dependent upon them for business activity More over. it cannot for long change the condition in the metal market if that condition is based on an actual lessening of demand. If the with drawal of purchasers from the market is only temporary, causing the slump. she deliberate shutting down of pro ducing properties win not make things better. The consumers well know that the idle mines and mills are like ly at any time 10 be started up, and they will adjust their demands to ac- tual needs week by week. letting the producers and smelters take ali the risks.
 Copper will have to go back to such a price as will enable producers to make fair profit. but at the same time enable consumers 10 buy ahead with reasonable assurance that there will be no great decline. An artin- cially high price of copper is fine for the stockholders in mines while it lasts, but the rebound is certain. and then lot of people are sure to get caught and hurt To curtail produc- fi5n viii - 7a- sa -----..'- -tI1e r7 75r- ket is very likely to make the con sumer more suspicious than eyer, and cause them to curtail their purchases still more, in the fear that the mar lset may be broken any time by mines and mills starting up.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

tContinued from Fir5r Pagel
 years ago. while acting as chairman of reform meeting in Carnegie Mu- sic Hall. Allegheny. the police en- tered. turned out the lights and threw Heinz out bodily when he re- monstrated. Carnegie Music Hall is under the charge of the city govern ment and no "seditious speeches" are permitted from its rostrum.
 District Attorney GOahring and Senator Rodgers are bdh PrincetoH graduates, members of the same Greek letter society and the same clubs They have always been friends until the last session of the L.egisla- ture, when Rodgers offered resolu- ton in the Senate to impeach the Dis trictf Attorney of Allegheny county. alleging drunkenness. Rodgers was pulled off It is said he wanted the job for his friend William BBiisafSzeslee. Goehring was up in the Maine woods at the time recuperating his health. The combinations have certainly been breaking bad for the gang in Ale gheny since they incurred the enmity of a lone policeman. Amos Dackroth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The politicians in New Mexico are imploring President Roosevelt to al low the admission of that territory as g state so that it may. politically. off- set the democratic state of oklaho- ma. If the New Mexicans could give security for republican senators their prayers would attract more attention in the white house. but the narrow margin at the last election in New Mexico has left the territory in doubt.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The prosperity and development of Arizona's mineral resources. and par ticularly the development of the cop per industry of the territory is de sf1TI'TS7TIV metal over which the producers and consumers are at present engaged in a controversy
 Thirty days ago every effort was exhausted to effect a compromise. having for its purpose the establish ment of a fixed price for copper and the consumers. by refusing to make purchases. going even to the extent of canceliing orders for copper mann factured articles, began gradually to force the price to lower level To meet this policy of the manufacturer the producers hit upon the plan of cnrtaiIing production and the curtail. ment is now being pursued in Mon tana. Michigan, Arizona and Mexico. The copper production of the United States and Mexico Is in the hands of few men. Greene. Cole. Ryan, Phelps, Dodge and Michigan owners can easily bring about copper fam inc. Ninety days production. at least oae-haif of the normal output. should bring the manufacturers to a realiza- ton that il is time again to open ne gotiations between the manufacturers and producers. When these pegotia- dons are again opened the desired re sult will De obtained The present depression win be short lived There pin be Q small period of dull times as a consequence. but ultimately the cop per mining industry vii be on a armer basis in the future than it has in the past
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
A wouLp-RE MOSES.

Concerning the action taken by the union miners at Globe, when the Globe Miner. D. W. semple's news paper in that city, was renounced, the Globe Silver Belt has this to say:
 its pretty tough when philan- thropist and reforIner imbued with >ehs spiFH Of fhe -bretherhood af-1aaaG- and his heart brimming over with the mix of human kindness is repulsed in his efforts to benefit mankind. But such things do happen frequently, But it is worse than that when man an swering the above description comes to town or mining camp and upon short acquaintance takes charge of it only to find that he has grabbed a live wire. When the Globe Miner started in business here several weeks ago it was given out authorita- lively that things must change; that it was the only 1S-karat aiI-wool-and-a- yaTu7wTde and guar antsv1 siss tear rust or run down at the heel friend of the wage worker that ever hit the grit; that it was the benefsc- tor of the miner and the champion of the mucker. as well as the oTelal municipal cancer expert of Globe
 Didn't it, under another name and in another place. champion the cause or the striking miners Cat 50 much per champion) and did it not then and there hurl inyectIves at the soul less corporations. until the paper on which it was printed fairly sizzled? Of course the wage worker, who is pretty easy money for slick grafter, wasa't supposed to know that on two different occasions the putative Moses who was to lead them ont of the will -derness had fattened his purse by selling out 10 those who he reviled. But for real easy money the working man isn't in 1t with the average busi- ness man who depends on the former for lis own living. That dinner-pail argument is powerful oue-it has won more than one national election
 .But the reforsneg and philanihrop ist got in bad. his first plunge being in deep waters the depth of which he had not sounded. and he was re pudsased by those whose champion he claimed to be. Is may be that the working man of this district is more intelligent than in the~former nelds Of the would-be phlianthropist, and i is certaiu that he has more sassy. He probably feels that as long as h1 must be ezpicissd he prefers that i be not done by one claiming to be O own kind
 ~No man can serve two masters a1d he must be very evenly balance' to carry water on both shoulders Even then one or the other recepts cIe is bound to tip at some stage c the same. When man or pape vssirus to be friend of the working
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
CONDENSED TERRITORIAL NEWS

Secretary Truman is pushing the territorial fair advertising as fast as possible now. The latest move is tho sending of post cards 10 all the school children in the various coun- ties of ehe territory and the mailing of circular letters to a large number of fsrmers in various parts Of the ter ritory. all in fact, whose addresses are available and who are known to the secretary as possible exhibitors The letters appeal 70 each farmer. horti- cGitnrisL. CT sleer- to prepare to send to the fair. some thing, whatever it may be, that will
 be worthy of exhibition. The post cards referred to are a reprint of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Gila county has received the silk flag offered by Hon. Mark Smith to the county which would poll the high est percentage vote last year against joint statehood. Gila county went al most unanimously against the merger.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Lieutenant Governor Chanler of New York, whose name Is mentfcaed in connection with the Democratic presidential nomination. is not yet 40 years of age. He is the son Of Jchn Winthrop Chanler and Margaret As tor Ward Chaaler. the latter daash- ter Of Samuel Ward and q grand daughter of Wiilim B. Astor. The lieutenant governors father held the office Of sacbem in Tsunaag HaIi 5Tff ff e5T-esenTed 3 New FGIk district in congress for several years
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The loudest demand for the removal of Governor Kibbey apparently comes from those fellows who are looking for his job.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The members of the Arizona Oil company, a Graham county corpora ton, have decided to now go ahead and make an earnest effort to locate oil in the Gila valley. Henry Hill is president of the company. George A. Olney vice president. A T. Cotton. secretary, z. c. Prina treasurer and Peter Andarson general manager.
 Judge F. M. Doan of Tombstone was a visitor in Florence last week where he formerly resided and where he yet owns a valuable residence property
 Tucson's chamber of commerce is preparing to issue book descriptive .of that city and vicinity.
 T. R. Ford, young man from Ala charged with following and annoying women after nightfaIl.
 George W. Cowgirl is the new sec retaFy of the Phoen.x board of trade, succeeding Charles A. Van der Veer, resigned.
 The Arizona team has been com plimented for it's fine work at the Camp Perry shoot
 PTescott's ball team has disbanded.
 Yuma has clearly defined the bounds Of her redIignt district and Iegalized the traffic by a regular li- cense.
 The lime famine, which threatened to indefinitely delay the building fn- dustry of Yuma, has been broken.
 An Lee of Florence, a Chinese gar dener. has this year raised pumpkin weighing one hundred pounds. In ad- ,lition 10 it's weight, it is so large that it is next to impossible for one man 70 handle 1t. Ah Lee will take the big pumpkin to the territorial fair this fall and If the farmers in the valley beat it in weight they will have to be going somey
 Colonel William Herring is confined 10 his hcme in Tucson by illness. He has been suffering from an attack of indigestion. He is improving and it is hoped he will be out in few days. If7c TIfsSffCtte1it -Goc5 not think it is eu. titled by it's wealth. it's population or it's degre of civilization, to a place among the states.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

During the relaxation of the rush we would advise the mining men to get busy on the gold and silver mines of Arizona and Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Pinal county is making great head way in mining development and prom ises to become one of the prominent producing counties of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The last legislature put the gam blers out of business in Arizona. The next legislature should pass law closing all business houses OF sun day, especially the saloons.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

It may be expected that the feder- sl officials in this territory will not be very enthusiastic for statehood of sny Kind.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for attenuation leading to the arrest and conviction ot the parties stealing The Review from subscribers
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

those sent out last year. showing nice 1A=-Ae- s--s~...s=1
 yINStii Si e.zS 1s-sz track, buildings, etc. They are sent in quantity to the various schools for distribution, the commission having had 28.000 of them printed for this purpose.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
TERRIToRY oF ARIZoNA.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 County of Coehise, ss.
 I. N. A. Patterson, circulation man. ager Of the B!sbee ally RevieH, do sssemnly swear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona lide circulation Of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the mouth Of August. 1907. and that from the statement all spoiled and left over pa pe-s have been deducted.
 x. 4. PATTERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

For Review job and business office call Phone 30.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
cuRTAILmenT OF PRODUCTION wILL BRING ABOUT RESULTS.

The prosperity and development of Arizona's mineral resources, and par ticuiarly the development of the cop per industry of the territory is de
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Judge F. II. Doan of Tombstone was a visitor in Florence last week where he formerly resided and where he yet owns a valuable residence property.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
REVENGE OF AN
 OFFICER IS HELPFUL

(cOntinued from FirSt Page,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The lime famine, which threatened to indefinitely delay the building in- dustry of Yuma, has been broken.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Tucson's chamber of commerce is preparing to issue a book descriptive of that city and vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

T. R. Ford, young man from Ala charged with following and annoying women after nightfaI
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The Arizona team has been com plimented for it's fine work at the Camp Perry shoot.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Yuma has clearly defined the bounds Of her redlight district and Iegalized the traffic by a regular li- cense.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

George W. Cowgirl is the new sec retaFy of the Phoensx board of trade, succeeding Charles A. Van der Veer, resigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Prescott's ball team has disbandei
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
Mysticism, Magic and Marvels of the Orient
Page from Frontier History

vacqueros gauchos cowboys cos  of border battle equestrian of the wilderness fearless rough riders Performing
  giadiatorai eonbats Of past days
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Dramatic Notes

"Mizpah" is to be produced in London.
"The Jungle" is to make an extended
run in Chicago.
David Belasco is said to be at work
on a new play for David Warfield which
Mr.. Warfield is to use next season.
Ethel Barrymore has revived her
earlier Fitch success, Captain Jinks Of
the Horse Marines in Philadelphia.
William Collier has big laughing
success in Caught i'm the Rain" the
new farce written by himself and Grant
Stewart.
Olga Nethersole is to write a book
with the lengthy title, "Twenty-six
Thousand Miles on Wheels" and treat
OF her tour Of America.
Theordore Kremer wishes 1t under
stood that he does not intend to write
play around the Caruso sensation,
because he does not wish TO offend Herr
Conried.
Isabelle EVesson, who was in the
support of Amelia Bingham last season
and once was the Belasco's leading
woman. is to go into vaudeville. Her
sketch is entitled Lady Raffies."
Helen Bertram and Aubrey Bouci-
cault are to go into vaudeville and pre-
sent during their engagement a playlet
entitled "A Lesson in Singing" The
sketch was written for them by Frank
Pixley.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
COMING Attractions

ORPHEUM-The second week of
January in each year is always marked
in red on the Los Angeles Orpheum
calendar. 1t is the event of the vaude-
vile year-the Orpheum road show.
This year Mr.. Beck's show is said to
be even better than usual. Herr Max
Betel-K -Konorah and his wife present
a sensational mystery to which they
have given the significant name "Mene-
Tekel," or "The Mystic Ball" Eight
dainty misses are headed by Neva Ay-
mar, in one of Ned Wayburn's novel
'girl acts" The Rain -Dears' appear
in four scenes, the last of which is a
real rain shower, and the girls in rub
Der coats and boots do a clever song
and dance that gives the name to the
act. Work and over are European
acrobats of the eccentric class and
have finish, or to give it the tech
nical term, a getaway" that is simply
immense. Walter @. Kelly as 1.-The
Virginia Judge" is favorite here, and
his new act is said to be best thing
he has ever shown. Ed f. Reynard
is the originator OF ventriloquial acts
and Orpheum audiences who have seen
all the other good ones will now have
a chance to compare the master and
the pupils. Wilson'S educated monkey
Jessie" has almost human apprecia-
tion of her work as her acknowledge
ments OF the applause which greets
her acrobatic feats plainly show. John
Hyams and Leila Mcintyre and Claude
and Fanny Usher complete the bill.
BELASCO-"Shore Acres" which
made one of the greatest successes in
the Belasco's history, will be revived by
that organization for the week ending
tomorrow night. George Barnum will
again have the role made famous by
the company will very largely be cast
In the parts the members took when the
play was on before. The scenic envir-
onment will come in for especial atten-
ton.
MASON-Isabel Irving and her COM
pany will present at the Mason this
week, beginning tomorrow night, play
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
First Hit Sells Many PLAYS

TWO weeks after Rachel Crothers'
play. THE Three of U.s." recently
was produced in New York with
great success Miss Crothers had sold
two plays that had previously been re-
Jected by managers and had signed
contracts to write a third play for
Charles Frohman. This is as fine an
example as may be of the truth of the
saying that once a dramatist is recog-
nized the honors and the money come
more quickly than they do in any other
profession. The case of Miss Crothers
has many duplicates among authors
who have struggled unsuccessfully to
get rid of plays which they were able
to sell for any price they demanded as
soon as one of them had made a sue
cess. Some little time has to elapse
between the publication of book with
which an author makes a great success
and his second effort. The public will
not accept second Immediately after
the first. With the lucky dramatist 1t
Is different.
AS soon as he makes a hit he is the
recipient of mass formations by man
ayers who want to help him make
more money and, incidentally, make
some for themselves. Not for them the
the walt of months or even of weeks
They want his work while his name is
still up as the author of a success. As
soon as Mrs. Fiske scored heavily in
The New York Idea" last year the
author OF that play, Langdon Mitchell
was all but inundated by offers from
managers. Henrietta Crosman, who
with her husband, Maurice Campbell
is always watching the horizon for new
playwrights, was fortunate enough to
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
PERCY BENTON,

week. 1t has been somewhat amusing
to see line of men, women and chill
dren extending from the box office at
the Grand almost half way to the COR
ner of First street, but such a spectacle
has been almost constantly on view
during the past week. Percy Hilton,
who plays Buster, enjoys the honor
of being the first boy to play the part.
All the previous stage Busters have
been small men and girls. Master
Hilton is said by his father to be a
real Buster when at home, and he is
often under the necessity of wearing
a pillow.
present his comedians next Monday
night in new musical travesty of Olga
Nethersole's famous play, "Sapho,"
from the pen of Fred L. GrifIiths. In it,
besides the leading characters of the
well known play, are introduced the
roles of THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray"
and "Zaza," which will be played by
Misses Annie Baumann and Nellie
Montgomery respectively, while the
stellar role of "Sapholio" will be in the
hands of Billy OnsloW. In this travesty
Sapho has reformed and is president of
the Ladies' Anti-Cigarette' league, and
has started in to clean up the town,
hence she is known as "Sapholio. -
Tracey McDermott will be the country
lover and Nick Cogley the gay old un-
cle
PEOPLES-At last the Peoples
theater is able to announce a first
class combination which will open
Sunday afternoon with a matinee per-
formance of "A Cowboys Girl" a new
western play which is considered by
all who have seen it "a good show"
The original scenery the original story
of heart interest, it's th-provoking
scenes and incidents and above all it's
atmosphere of the plain has made "a
Cowboys Grip one of the popular
plays. 1t will run for the entire week
with Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday matinees.