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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
INVITES STEP-FATHER TO
 WALK INTO TROUBLE
lTucson Star.l

With tn purpose in view of in dueing his stepfather, c. H. Clark. to return to Oklahoma with him where he may be arrested and prosecuted for obtaining money under false pre- lenses, J. c. Sparks arrived in Tue son this morning from Mangum, a small town located at the end of a Rock Island branch line in Oklahoma. Sparks stated to a reporter this morning that his step father was a contractor iii Mangum and that he left owing a number Of bills. The family received letter from him dated Tucson, October 13, which was written upon the Ramona Hotel sta tionery, requesting them to send his tools out to him Instead of doing sl- 4... himself, hringing warrant for the arrest of Clark.
 The Oklahoma authorities told Mir. Sparks when he left that they could not extradite Clark on charge Of obtaining money under false pre- lenses but they thought probably his son could induce him to return home with him. Their idea is that as soon as Clark gets within the bounds of Oklahoma Sparks can serve the war rant and force him to continue on to Mangum where he will be tried.
 Sparks himself is not regular of ficeT of the law but has been depu- tized by the sheriff of the county to make this one arrest. He stated this morning that it was the wish of the entire family that Clark be arrested and brought back. His family lives in Mangum and they wish to have the case against Clark settled one way or the other. They dislike the disgrace of having a charge oE this kind hanging over the head Of the family indefinitely.
 Sparks upon arriving in Tucson this morning went at once to the Ra- mona from whence Ciark's letter had come and found him registered on October 13. He had only remained one night and had left the next morn ing, nothing having been heard of him since.
 Sparks is working the matter alone and will continue the search until Clark is found It is his idea that Clark iaft for Phoenix and is now in that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
CONWAY AND THOMAS WIN.

Much interest is being manifested in the pool tournament now being played at the Y. NJ c. A and some good scores are being made. Last night two games were played. The first was between Conway and Robert Me Nair, resulting in victory for Con way by a score of IO0 to 6S. The sec ond was between F. Thomas and Drayton, with the result in favor of Thomas at 109 to 5s. Matez and Mar shall will contest for honors tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
PROPOSALS FOR CITY PRINTING,

Sealed proposals will be received at my office for all city printing for the year ending November 1, 1908. Publication of all ordinances, no- tices, bids and publications required by law, at so much per inch per in sertion; proof of publics tion of each ordinance to be furnished
 For the printing of all receipt books and warrants. stated price per 1000, to De printed or NO. ZU pond poper, goOd quality. Legal blanks, fuii, quarter and half sheets, for court, etc, to be printed on No. 28 double cap paper, stated price per 1000 Letter heads, 12 pound stock, and envelopes, xxx quality. at so much per 1000. All work to be turned out in first class condition.
 Bids to be in before 7:3O p. m. No vember ,, 1907.
 c. W. HICKS, City Clerk
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

ness.
 Michael Delaney, the well known old timer in the district, left yester. will spend couple of weeks visiting friends.
 John H. Talbot, the well known Cananea mining man. arrived in the city last evening and will spend sey- eral days here looking after his in- terests.
 P. A. Raymond. the well known Fl Paso travelling man, arrived in the city last evening and will spend the next couple of days here looking af- ter the interests of his firm.
 H. N Cooley. representative of the Nordberg Hoist Company. arrived in the city yesterday morning after a short trip into Mexico.
 | N. Reedy, forwarding agent for the Greene-Cananea Company at Naco was a visitor in the city yesterday evening for short time on matters of business.
 Alexander Grant left last evening to spend a couple Of days visiting friends in Douglas.
 A. T. Hoy, general manager of the Review left the city last evening. go ing to Douglas to attend to matters of business.
 Walter D. Walsh will probably re turn to his headquarters in Los An geles today after spending a couple of days here looking after matters of business.
 Deputy Sheriff Ned White arrived in the city last evening from the county seat on official business. He stated that all of the members of the coming grand jury had been summoned with the exception of two or three who would be located in the next day or two
 c. T. McReynolds left the city yes terday morning for Cananea. where he will spend several days looking al. ter the interests of clients.
 chas. H. Howe. the county assessor, accompanied by his wife, returned to the county seat yesterday morning after visit with friends.
 William Worthington, of Douglas, is spending couple of days in the city attending to business.
 Frank H. Hereford returned to his home in Tucson yesterday morning after spending couple of days here looking after the interests of some of his clients in this district.
 J. E. Mosher and family will leave the city this afternoon Tor Los An geies, where they will make their fu- tnre home.
 Mrs. Carl Clausen, wife of the we'll known local engineer. returned to the city last eve1ing from Douglas, after spending several days visiting friends in the Shelter City.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
FORMER slssEE BOY DEAD.

News was received here yesterday that Ralph Day. formerly or this city. had met with a fatal accident in Los Angeles. The father of the boy, Thomas ]. Day, has left for that point to take charge of the remains Ralph has been working in the iron works in that city for some time past. It was impossible to find out the details of the accident. The boy was IT years of age. It is not yet decided where he will be buried
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
SHERIFF IN CITY.

Sheriff Jack White was in the city yesterday for short time, leaving on the af ernoon train for the north, in tending to go to Globe, where he will subpoena a witness in connection with the case against Hickman, who is being held to await the action of the grand jury on q charge of hay ing killed Harry LeRoy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
cAILp Is ILL FRoM TYpHolD.

The five year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Stone is, i'll at their resi- deBce on Opera Drive from an attack of typhoid fever. The child was talk en down several days ago with the disease. but has borne ID remarkably we'll On account of the nature oi the infection. the illness is serious, but the attending physicians do not look for any untoward results.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
TIE REVIEW ARIZONA FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER
Brief City News
HERE FROM cANANeA.

P J. Tehaney, the well known Can. anea stock broker. arrived in the city last evening from the big Sonora camp. for the purpose of attending fhn onsasaal efe.lholdnrSs snoaffsu nf the Ronqujllo Copper Company in which he and M l. Cunningham of this city are the heaviest stockhold- CTS. The meeting was held in the of
 fees of the firms attorneys. The ac. tions of the officers and board of di- rectors during the past year were approved and the ame officials were elected for the coming twelve months. ss4ss
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
IS ILL FROM GRIPPE

Miss Critchley. an employe of the
  aral dave mast from an attack of grippe, at the home of her parents, on Mason Hill The attack is not considered Serious, and it is thought that Miss Critchley will be able to return to her duties within the next couple of days.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
CACTUS CLUE ENTEaTAlNs.

The clubhouse at Upper Lowell was the scene of an enjoyable occasion Wednesday night when the Cactus Club gave another of it's weekly dances. This organization which is composed of prominent young Lowell bachelors. has only been in existence a little over month and in that short time has become the most popular SO ciai club in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
BIGGEST AMATEUR BILL
NEGRO COUPLE MARRIED.

Thos. Ewing and Maggie Zachey of the colored population of Bisbee departed from single blessedness yes. terday when they were married bs Judge Hogan. who officiated in his usual impressive style.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
NOTICE OF MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Fl Paso 6 Southwes- tern Railroad Company for the cleo. tion of Directors to serve for the en. suing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may prop erly be brought before the meeting will be held at the office of the com pany, No. 99 John Street, New York City. N. r., on Monday. November Il. 1907, at 12 o'clock noon.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN, Secretary.
 FPS
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

As Chinamen are no union men and their laundries not unionized, they are to be deprived of the patron age Of union carpenters in the future if recent vote taken by the Boston Carpenters Union is honored by the members
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
ceAND MAsotIEeAnE.

Skating party. Halloween evening, October 30. at new skating rink. First prize s in cash. for best costume. Second prize sz-50 in cash for best character The evening sports will close couples race at F o'clock. 795
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
SPECIAL MEETING OF coUNcII

SPECIAL NEE ifN1 UT NOONOi1' 7z-A special meeting of the city coun- cil will be held at the city hall this evening for the purpose of consider ing various matters Of importance to the municipality. The most import ant thing which will be taken up is the consideration of the surveys for the road up Tombstone Canyon. City Engineer McNeish will have complet- ed his estimate in regard to the cost of two routes which were se- Iected, and all other things being equal, it is thought that the council will favor the plan which entails the lesser expense. Another matter which will be brought up will be that of approving the bonds of the firm of contractors to whom the con tract for installing the new sewer system was awarded.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
AT THE oRPHguM.

The Seymour Twins. who were booked for the orpheum Wednesday night. made their appearance last night. They were delayed on account of the train they were on being dftched.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
PIE RAcE.

Four boys on skates with hands tied behind. in mile race, at new skating rink, Saturday night. Run five laps, eats pie and completes mile. First and second prizes. 79
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pennsylvania Railroad company it was voted to increase the age limit for persons entering the em- ploy of the company from B to 45 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
IT .s YOUR FAutT

If you don't use the hest butter. Try Sweet Glover Butter and be con vinced. e91
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
RIeeEsr AMATEuR BILL

ever presented in Bisbee at the Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
WHAT DO You THINkr

Sweet Clover Butter weighs six teen ounces to the pound, is you butter?
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

Fresh Hot Chicken and Beef Ia males at the Alhambra Candy Kitchen.
 76S
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

WANT Ep-Second hand furniture of all kinds. Burnum Furniture Co. Johnson Addition. Phone 113.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Frank J. Graf left on yesterday train for the north Graf will yisi, Tucson. after which be will go to New Mexico, where he will spend a couple
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

For Review job and business office call phone s.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

Ranch eggs and spring chickens, 64 Main St. Phone BIO. James Beard 235
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
slecEsT AMATEuR allL

ever presented in Bisbee at the Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
WANTED.

WANTED--Horse and delivery wag- on at once. Burnam Furniture
 Company. 732
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

WANTED-A competent coat maker in our Mems Tailoring Department
 Apply Tailoring Section. Copper Queen Store, Bisbee. S23
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25
MIscELLANEous-

OPPORTUNITY to get interested in a group of mining claims near the Butte & Arizona by doing assessment work or putting up money to pay
 for same. Address c. w, P. O. Box 701. Bisbee. Arizona. 700
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-25

FOR RENT-The Branch Saloon in
 Lowell. Apply at the Hermitage, Blsbee. 742
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-11-21

OUR ENLARGED and modernized Ready-to-
~ wear department is now at its best. Our
is beyond doubt the largest and most compre-
hensive we have ever shown. We deem it a
pleasure to show you through our varied stocks
is we'll worth your time to look and s'get posted
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-23
PAGE SEVEN.

ing packages too large for the post
office. Uncountable tons Of such ma
terial are now confided to the care of
the express companies.
Let it be clearly understood that the
expansion Of railroad business can by
no means have reached it's limit. Ten
years hence there will be more coal
to carry and much more small freight.
II the railroads are now choked with
coarse and heavy material, what will
be still further advanced? If the para.
site express companies are picking up
vast unfair profits now, what will be
the dimensions of their gains then?
We can only guess at the future con-
ditions; but we may be sure, first, that
the commerce of the nation will be
Obstructed and, second, that the plain
people will pay all the bills
They are to suffer the penalties for
the Indifference with which they have
permitted important public waterways
to be destroyed and railroads to play
any fast-and-loose game that pleased
them. The squeeze is beginning to be
felt in this advance of freight rates.
There will be more trouble and more
pain after awhile as We go along. un-
less, indeed, public sentiment shall in
sist on canal restoration and on sup
preston of the express company graft.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-23
OUR TIMBER SUPPLY.
(The Joliet News.)

Secretary Wilson, of the agricultural
department, has issued a circular re-
lating to the timber supply, truly
somewhat sensational. The United
States is using up the timber supply
three or four times as fast as 1t
grows, and the increase in destruc-
ton is larger than the increase in
population. His advice is to follow
Germany, and profit by the $50 years
of experience. Thus Roosevelt grabs
the timber lands as rapidly as con-
gress will permit. One-ffth of the
forest lands are again In the posses
sion of the government. Except for
your pooh pooling Uncle Joe Wilson
would now have possession Of the
smoky mountains and the Blue Ridge.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-23
CONFUSION ABOUT THE WATsoNs
Member of Third House From Eden
County Thinks Tom Watson Is to
Blame for Obstructing County Di.
vision.

(The Tallahassee Morning Sum-
Here is a reproduction of a talk on
the porch of the Leon recently by
members of the Third House from
Pinellas, Palm Beach, Eden, Seminole,
Atlantic and Dade counties:
Seminole-Say, Dade, where was
your representative last night?
Dade-He was in town, but he is
onto his job. All this fuss don't
amount to anything. Wait till he eats
'em up on the floor Of the house,
where they can't worry him.
Eden-What l can't figure out is,
why as smart man as he is should
leave Congress to>run for the Florida
legislature.
Seminole-He amt never been in
Congress-that's another Watson.
Eden-He has, too. This is the
same man that said: Where am
at?" and he has a winter home at
Lauderdale and a summer home in
Kissimee, and a summer home at
Tidewater, Va, and a fall house at
Thomson, Ca, and a hardware store
at Miami, and magazine in Atlanta.
l guess 1 know.
Dade-You got 'em mixed. There's
two of 'em-Tom and John.
Atlantic-Well, it must be Tom that
represents Dade, for John is from
Hillsboro. Hillsboro has three repre-
sentatives, you know.
Pinellas-Is that so? l thought that
fellow was just meddling in our af-
fairs, and yet l thought it funny that
man would stay up two nights fight
ing another mans fight.
Seminole-Say, Palm Beach, who's
your representative?
Palm Beach-Representa H
-. Ask Mr.. Foster.
Seminole-You needn't be so short
about it. I wanted to know.
Palm Beach-We's orphans-just a
senator-that's all. But he's enough.
Atlantic-Don't you fool yourself.
You'll have an ex-senator soon to deal
with-the one with the Indian name.
Eden-Darned if it don't look to me
like Watson had the cards stacked,
and you fellers cut EN-.
Seminole-That Indian name brings
it all back Let's hit the bottle?
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-23

They are the lighthouses which now
guide our craft over the sea Of indus
trial progression.
While you are striving to make that
extra blade of grass, be sure you are
thinking about how to get a price for
the extra blade.
The mind and the heart and body
all need to be we'll fed. We should
be careful what goes into our hearts
and minds as well as into our stom-
achs.
In order to tear down the old struc-
ture, the old system of marketing, we
must build a new one. We are build
ing new one which is to be just
and equitable one.
Whenever a warehouse has been
built and patronized, the work is pro-
crossing nicely. Eleven-cent cotton
has killed the Doubling Thomases.
Pay no attention to any hue and
cry and gable about supply and de-
mand. There are no such words in
the Farmers Union dictionary.
That mortgage will remain on the
premises a few years longer, where
all the work stock is poor and poorly
cared for. Some way such stock
breed mortgages.
Again we wish to say that no one
can be the free, Independent Ameri-
can citizen he should be and give
mortgage On his crop from year to
year. The mortgage means financial
death. 1t is a terrible awful thing.
This crop Of cotton is going to be
very large one, no doubt. Better get
ready to handle it. By agitation our
temporary success has been wonder
full. Let's now get down to business.
We must now make it a permanent
success. That extra blade must be
taken care of.
Our Industrial prosperity will not
be brought about and maintained by
political parties, but by industrial CO.
operation. We must build a new sys-
TEN, a just and equitable system.
This system will come when we have
that perfect understanding.
Texas is to have a cotton school
again this year. It is to be hoped
that all the states will have a cotton
school, or will patronize the Texas
school. We do not know just yet
who will teach this school or in what
city in Texas it will be taught 1t
will be taught by competent men,
however, and should be attended by
many hundreds. There are but a very
few cotton producers who can prop
erly grade the cotton they produce.
For all these many years we have
been content to take our cotton to
market and sell 1t to the highest bid
der and on the other fellows grading
No, we have not been content. We
knew that something was wrong but,
until recently, it never occurred to us
that the fault was all our own. Well,
the fault is all our own, and has al
ways been. If We let the other fellow
attend to our business, he will get the
profits which should be ours
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-23


the matter with the railroads is that
they have adopted wrong policies with
respect to much Of their traffic, and
these policies have had the tacit, If not
the open and specific, approval of the
community. The men who must now
pay this new bill of expense must do
so because they have long permitted
public service corporations to do
wrong.
For example: very large portion.
if not, indeed, the greater portion, of
the coal and iron, and ore and stone,
and such coarse and heavy materials
as are now to be taxed more heavily
in transportation, might have been
carried by water if the canals had
been retained and extended instead of
being exterminated or turned over to
the railroads and thrown out Of use.
Let the reader try to conceive what
the function Of the Schuylkill canal
might be in this time Of stress upon
the railroads if it were in good order
and free to all comers, as it once was.
If We had been wise, that, and all
the other canals in the state, could
now be pressed into service; and we
should have had still other interior
canals and free waterways from the
Chesapeake to the Delaware, and from
the Delaware to New York harbor.
But the people permitted their rep
resentatives to help the railroads to
clutch our own canals and to take pos
session Of the Delaware and Raritan
canal, and now the heavy and less
profitable freights are overwhelming
the railroads.
On the other hand, the men inside
the railroad companies have obtained
interest in the express companies,
which carry the most profitable kinds
Of freight. This the railroads carry,
as the servants of the express COM
panies, at rates which must be low
considering the vast profits made oy
the stockholders Of the express COM
panies.
Thus the stuff which pays least for
transportation has been taken from
the waterways and put upon the rail-
roads, and the stuff which pays most
has been turned over to the railroad
officers private express companies.
The railroad stockholder, like the gen.
eral public is a loser at both ends.
Why should not the railroads, who
must do all the business at any rate,
not thrust the express companies aside
and take the whole Of the profits?
Why should railroad officials, who are
stockholders in the express companies,
be permitted to skim the cream from
the small package transportation and
to give to the railroad stockholder the
worst and least profitable part Of the
business?
A car from Philadelphia to Pittsburg.
loaded with small packages, at pres
ent express rates, would earn more
money for the railroad company than
an entire coal train. There would be
small need for advancing rates if the
railroad retained all the profits on this
kind Of traffic. 1t would retain them
were the railroads operated with the
sole purpose to serve the public and
the stockholders and were graft inside
the companies wholly eliminated.
The reason why the American peo-