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The state herald., 1907-03-01
Grain

Wheat. choice milling. per 100 lbs.
si.0b. Rye. Colorado. bulk. per 100
lbs. s0c. Oats, bulk. Nebraska No. ..
white. si.35: same in sacks. si.i3. Col
orado white. In sacks. si.i3. Corn. In
bulk. sac: In sack. s9c. Corn chop.
sacked. 9oc. Bran. Colorado. per 100
lbs. 800.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

The village inn at Adding,on. Eng
land. has been tcnontcd by the mem.
bers OF ono family since the reign
OF Henry VII. The jolly Millcr'a Inn
Mt Newman. cambridgohhirc. has been
kept by n family OF the name OF Musk
for the last 400 years.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Defective eyesight. declares an au'
thority. is often caused by the wearing
OF tight collars. which interfere with
the circulation OF blood to the head
The state herald., 1907-03-01

France has the largest development
OF canal building Of any country In
the world. the total length OF her In.
land waterways being ,.ibp miles, MS
against 6.2ii for Germany. 1907 for
the .-oited Kingdom and 1872 fo-
belgium,
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Sarah Bernhard Ia determined to
be decorated with tho cross Of the Le-
gion OF Honor m mn nctrcaa or no, at
all. Sho made this plain TO NJ. Bri.
and. the French minister OF public In.
struotion. recently. when he informed
her that she had been refused tho
decoration once more,
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Nebraska has an excitement about a
'girl witch" was casts spells over
young men. Great Scott! Is this Ne
braska's first experience?
The state herald., 1907-03-01

A French scientist has discovered
that insects have no minds. What's
the matter with the insects? Do they
smoke cigarettes?
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Sir Alfred Mosely. after looking
America over during short stay, says
its people are extravagant But he is
not telling us ANYTHING new.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

An Ohio man has been sent to pris-
on for six years because he has IL
wives. He ought to have known enough
to stop when he had n dozen.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Count Boni de Castellane is going to
take an appeal. As he can not get any
thing else he should not be srudged
this little satisfaction.
The state herald., 1907-03-01
Hay.

Upland. per ton. sitbod 1900; ,ec.
ond bottom. tio.bod 1880: timothy.
siG.bodi7bo: alfalfa. prime. e5Od
si0.5o; straw. $500. South Park wire
grass. 1lb.b0ui70O.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Zola derived his name from Zolla
which means clod of earth, and he
was proud of this derivation.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

A California paper speaks OF an ex'
hibition of ''wheeze-wagons and cough
carts" Probably they were sent there
on account of the climate.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

The phrase, Art for arts sake,
does not mean that we should present
the naked truth on all occasions.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Japan was not only surprised, but
panied when news from Toxic that
1t was going to fight us was cabled
back.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

The interstate commerce commits
sion appears to be passing out whole
lemon grove to the Standard Oil COM
pany.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

There is woman in Portland, Ore.
who is nearing her 120th birthday. He
motto has always been Don't worry.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

In northern Siberia peculiar toad
stool, deadly to any other people. Is
eaten.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

A Kentuckian with the extraordinary
name of Offa Stump has been appoint
ed postmaster of Pikeville, Pike
county.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

To be happy you must measure your
desires with your fortune and not your
fortune with your desires.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Boards are liable to taxation in some
Japanese villages. The origin Of this
curious custom Is unknown.
The state herald., 1907-03-01

Mrs. Sage is demonstrating that the
money was left in fairly good hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
MONDAY NOVEMBER 11TH-7:sO p. N.

informal meeting Principals City
= IS 50, &
welcome: |.
Te Pnsl school and Social Community What they
Might D. L. Tombstone
90 am ronrs. - 800 -
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER p.
WfDSGsDAT NOVEMBER NJ To s;So NJ
1T Can the county HeIp HIS
-How Can the Grade Teacher the supervisor
Introduction Of Kindaren the primary
-ndrs.ia Education A
discussions WEDNESDAY 5PGS NOVEMBER 1srH-s P NJ
prayer
ADDRESS some Things n Books" .............
A.
rHursD.r. NJ. P.
Prayer ~ ssy H M campbell PRESBYTERIAN Church Phoenix
2'A supervisor Of Drawing
Opal TrHan University arizona
tsub5set to be announced Prof Frank Hall
THURSDAY, SovEMBER raTH-s:eo
..;Is !. % ssspta Phoenix s5
superintendent
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STANDPOINT
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ADDRESS esa6 i1@.as Prof f' as
P Psssrss os e CO a1liGs sash paper
the street, rom
place meeting
railroad carly In regal to the rates
Sheldon
sed TO locations OF visiting teachers.
Arecess will be
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of
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Prescott MoencL
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
FORAKER SAYS 8EvERIoeE
WILL FIGHT STATEHOOD

ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. IA letter
has been received in Albuquerque
from the United States Senator Jo-
seph Benson Foraker. in which the
senator makes some reference to the
statehood question. Senator Foraker,
as all New Mexico and Arizona know
was the leader Of the anti-joint state
fight, and since its defeat, has re-
peatedly expressed himself In favor
of single statehood for New Mexico.
as well as for Arizona. In his most
recent letter. however, according to
reliable information. Senator Foraker
does not find much hope in the situa-
ton for New Mexico as far as the
next session OF congress is concerned
Senator Foraker intimates that Sena
tor Beveridge, the champion OF the
joint state cause, will continue its
fight against separate statehood and
that this fight win kill the bill. This,
Following President Rooseyelt's ex-
preston to Senator Flint os Califor-
mia last week, that there was small
prospect of action on statehood at
the next congress, serves to trow a
large sized dose of disbursement
into the situation. New Mexico. how
ever, is accustomed to discourage
ment, and win go on hoping for the
best.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
THOUSAND APPLY
FOR TEN VACANCIES
Capt, Wheeler Tells of Trouble
In Satisfying ASpirantS to
Ranger Force.
CPhoenix Republican,

There have been frequent criti-
cisms in the territorial papers, of the
action of Captain Harry Wheeler of
the Arizona Rangers in refusing to
appoint this man or that one, to po-
sition on the ranger force. The cap
tain has noticed these criticisms with
some regret and is sorry he cannot
pass around more of these favors
than he does, but he believes the po-
sition of ranger is very responsible
one and it is his ambition to make
the force as perfect as possible for
tn work ii has to de, rather than
using it merely as place to give
some worthy citizen a job. In a re-
cent letter to a personal friend in
this city he said that he had had
somewhere in the neighborhood of a
thousand applications for appoint
ment. In the nature of things not
more than one in hundred could be
chosen for there are few vacancies
in so small a force. In the selection
of ranger there are so many pecu-
liar qualifications required. He tries
to pick out the men who will be bee'
adapted to the work when it is con-
sidered from every view point.
To be a good ranger one should
not only be honest, brave and fear
less. He should know how to handle
a gun effectively, and at the same
time, he should be a man who viii
never use one except as a last re-
sort. Moreover he should have the
| Judgment that leads him to evade
this last resort if possible and il NO.
| to know quickly when the time for
action has arrived. He must also be
! free from the use of intoxicants and
| bad associations. Even with all
| these, he may be deficient. Most of
the work is on the ranges. He should
/ be familiar with brands or nave the
aptitude for familiariinzg himself
with ease. He should know brands
when he sees them and remember
| them. He must also be we'll disci-
| plined, willing to obey orders and
have the Judgment to act on his own
| initiative in the absence of orders.
| He must have the confidence of all
| honest citizens and SO. far as possible
the respect OF even the ban men with
tact.
Captain Wheeler says he has he
| applications from many men that he
| knew were capable in many of the
| qualifications above described. but de
| ficient in some others. points too
that outsiders might consider of min
or importance. There are plenty OF
good gun men" but lacking in other
/ things they might be the most OBJ
| iectionable of all. And there are
plenty Of worthy men he would like
to give positions but the number oil
| places are necessarily limited and
the applicants so numerous, the sue
cessful candidate is chosen only after
very careful consideration. The sin
gle purpose of the organization is eff
/ fectiye work and in no sense is it Il
be construed as a portion Of the ''pit
counter
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03

day where they were getting their
money for campaign expenses and
how it was being used. Burton re-
fused to give his sanction TO this
scheme. Now the charge is being
made that the Cleveland Electric
Railway cofficials and other public
service corporations who fear Mayor
Johnson's power, are giving up thou
sands of dollars to elect Burton, Re.
publican party workers are being
paid. Billboards are being used. Elk
pert writer's are employed to dig up
literature bys the, ton. A Chicago
firm that h0inzad ~ tha prssa- nsssas.as
campaign has been engaged at an
expense of 100000 TO send out over
100000 letters urging Burton's cleo
ton. Party workers in every pre-
cinct have been told that the glad
days of the Hanna regime are return
ing.
Burton is astounded at this. but can
say nothing. He stands as the street
railway candidate and must face the
music.
One strange angle that has arisen
in the campaign is the attempt TO
make il appear that Cleveland has
poor government and is as deeply en-
crusted with grating as Pittsburg
Oh Z Is=:-t g:
has made the statement at several OF
his meetings lately. though so far he
has not given any facts to substanti-
ate the claim. Johnson defies his OPP
ponent TO prove graft in any form and
denounces him for throwing mud al
the city which has given him high
national honors.
While Burton was declaring a few
nights ago that Cleveland was worse
than Philadelphia, President McCrea
of the Pennsylvania railroad. in an
interview. was saying:
While | take no side in this con
test. / have observed that Cleveland
is well governed city. The streets
are in good shape. the city well pc
Iced. | like your Mayor and his bus
mess methods He safeguards your
city"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
RED HOT FIGHT ON
IN CLEVELAND
Betting FavofS Johnson Against
Burton, Corporate Candi-
date, in Election,

CLEVELAND, o., Nov THAT
nearly every man who has a vote
viii cast 1t in the mayoralty election
here November is clearly indicated
by the heaviest registration this city
has ever known. over $4,000 have
registered up to date and there will
probably be thousand more ON the
special day.
This heavy registration mas, won
.derfully enthused the republicans.
who claim to see in ii a victory for
Congressman Burton. The heaviest
increases are shown in the strongly
.,e.s.ssl.lsean wards and the rennhliean
leaders say this means that Burton
will get a large share of the stay
at-home vote that has refused IS come
out during the past three elections.
Whether this is sound argument or
not will soon be known. The betting
fraternity does not seem to take It
very seriously, as bets still stand 10
60 on johnson. The general opin-
ion among those who study election
indications from a purely business
standpoint is that johnson viii have
. AT least 1000 votes to the good.
But, there is no gainsaying the fact
that, no matter who may win, he viii
know he has been in a fight. The city
has never seen a campaign so warm.
The street railway issue has dwarf
ed all others and the attempt of Bur
ton to bring Johnson's gecord in OF
Zee, extravaganza or high taxes to
the front have failed uiserably. 1t
is a straight out and out fight be-
tween Tom l.. Johnson. advocate of
3-cent fare and the STREETS for the
people, against Theodore E. Burton.
hacked by the Cleveland Electric.
Railway company. trying 70 save the
franchises for the richest pubiic-ser-
vice Incorporation in the state. Bur-
ton had so far been a strong caudi
date. and his meetings, several each
night, in immense circus tents, have
drawn thousands. But Johnson, at
ways cheerful, is az mis- BEST when
someone will ask him questions.
Burton is unused to this rapid-fire
style and objected to if when some
one started to cross-examine him at a
recent meeting. When he saw that
he would have TO stand for ii, he took
his medicine. however, and now
seems to get as much fun out of this
-candidate-baiting as does his more
Jolly opponent. johnson challenged
him TO joint debate He declined
and johnson has been poking fun at
him ever since. Finally the two
agreed to a typewriter debate in the
newspapers. but it has dwindled into
n farce.
Another hole into which Burton has
unwittingly been pushed may giye
him much trouble before election day.
He has always been opposed to the
use of money in elections except for
the most ordinary necessities When
the campaign started Mayor Johnson
suggested that each tell from day to
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
ian Association.

ian Association.
Eve, who stands before the world
with the burden of the fall on her
shoulders"
Thinly scattered throughout the
crowd of women, now and then in
the shadow of a pillar, men were seen
taking notes on the eternal femin-
inc"
Whether they got a line on us,
said yivacious clubWoman, remains
to be seen"
THE difference between the fall of
the man and that of the woman,
Miss Blodgett declared, was in the
fact that Eve in hearkening to the
voice of Satan really was deceived,
while the man, man who listened in
turn to her experiences, fell with his
eyes wide open, and deliberately
hearkened to the voice of the woman
rather than of the man.
This he has been doing ever since,
and is doing today He loved the
woman and chose her"
Miss Blodgett declared that it was
not a very chivalrous action on the
part of the man, then, to turn States
sin at the feet of his tempter"
The lecturer declared that the pow
erful influence of a woman who made
the first man forsake a paradise is
an eternal influence. and is present
in the modern social world today,
and is exempIified as the same force
which, exerted by Cleopatra, lost
Marc Antony the world
ssrThiS jnfTuaupa This pnuorf,11 Of
traction, a woman she said, which
was created in the beginning to be a
helpmeet to man, is, alas, too often
the cause of his undoing today as
in the Garden of Eden. The question
asked of Eve by God, What is unis
thing that thou hast done| is being
asked the modern women of our time,
What are these things you are do
ing|"
Miss BIodgett is a believer in wonl-
ems strenuous activities ito a GER
tain extent" but declares that the
original sphere of woman was to
make home. She stated that a wo-
man has yet to realize the great force
and power of her influence, and that
when she does come to comprehend
her power. she will enter more large
~ into the worlds affairs
A 2 PIE! -
! "Rnth" this aEternoeneat the washing
ton and Compton avenues church.
She will take up the women of the
New Testament next Sunday at the
5 o'clock vesper service.
Miss Blodgett has been pursuing
her study of women for the last sew
en- years. She is associated with the
Reverend Doctor Len Broughten, OF
Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
COSTELLO LOSES SUIT.
Tucson Starr

CTucson Starr
did the defendant on June /, 1906.
agree with the plaintiff that he would
reconvey the property under dispute
to her at any time within nine
months, upon her payment to him of
the amount adiudged TO be due him
and the $500, with interest on both
amounts?" was the question put to
the special trial jury in the case of
Louisa NJ. Matas VS. Martin Costello.
by Judge Campbell yesterday after
noon.
The jury retired. and after deliber,
ating for a few minutes, returned
their verdict being Yes" the verdict
being a complete victory for the
plaintiff.
A number of witnesses were exam.
ined during the progress of the trial.
and the testimony of Costello, the
defendant, was at complete variance
with that OF all the rest examined.
regarding every detail
Mrs. Matas has held all along that
upon payment of about 81 1000 to Cos.
telio, he must reconyey to her the
property under dispute, as they had
an agreement TO that effect. Costel
10 denied that there had been any
agreement to this effect, but the yer.
dict OF the jury was against him.
-Cl-----
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
NOTICE

In :ae Probate Court o. the County
of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
Notice of Hearing Petition: In the
matter of the estate Of Clarence 3
Grenfell, minor.
Notice is hereby given that William
Grenfell, the guardian of the estate of
the above named minor has filed in
this court his final account of his guar
dianship of the said estate, and has
also filed Herewith a petition praying
that he be discharged from further
duties as such guardian, and that the
same will be heard on Saturday the
9th day of November A. D. 1907, at,
10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day.
at the courtroom of said court, in
Tombstone, County OF Cochise, Ter
ritory OF Arizona, and all persons in
terested in said estate are notified
then and there to appear and show
cause, If any they have, why the pray
er of said petitioner should not be
granted
Dated october 26th. 1907.
J. e. JAMES,
Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03

states.
We'll. dye know what that nice
looking and bright kid from Tonnes
see is doingsno He's doing ninety
nine years on Alcatraz island for de
serting to the enemy-the court-maT
tails sentence was death, but il was
changed to ninety nine years for
him. Did you ever happen to take a
look at Alcatraz? Well, if you'd
ever seen it. you'd wonder how a
white boy from Tennessee-boy with
ahead even if he cidn't have any sense
could let a skinny. mop-headed, pig
ann-taad rice nowdered girl land him
at Alcatraz for a dose like that. even
il her eyes were fine,"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
WOMAN LEADER
GETS AFTER ADAM

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2.--Women of var
ious ages. temperaments and nation
ahties: mothers, professional women,
clubwomen and well-dressed matrons
and maids crowded the auditorium
of the Washington and Compton ave
nues Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon to listen to defense OF
the first OF their sex by student OF
women, past and present, Miss May
NJ. Biodgett, who is lecturing on
women Of the Bible under the aus
pices of the Young Women's Christ
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03

Wanted: Clean linen rags at Re.
view Office k62
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
THE BASEBALL CURVE
An Old Timers Story of the
Game That First Saw II.
1T WAS USED BY AN AMATEUR

according to This Old Professional
Player, Arthur Cummings. Was the
Young Pitcher Who Was the orisi-
nator of the In and Out Shoots.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03

swas there anything really humor-
Gus about your shown,
YES" answered the manager. ''the
critics said some things about It next
day that were really funny."-Wash-
fngton Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-03
PROGRAM OF
TEACHERS ASSN


the of
history of organization. Following il
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-27
Money and Kisses.

man living for the time being in
Columbus and who is in the habit of
giving his wife a generous roll of bills
the first day of every month for her pin
money complained the other day that
she owed him $3.50 for acting as her
caddie while on the golf links during a
visit to the sunny south. She demurred.
but asked if he would be willing to
take the pay in kisses. Although a
Benedict of long standing, he still
adores his wife. and he agreed to this
method of payment.
While they were Mt breakfast on the
first day of the following month he
drew out his pocketbook and began
counting out various bills of large de.
nomination. while she. with hand out
stretched, waited eagerly for the roll
remarking that her last months allow.
ance was all spent
Wait moment" be said. II be-
lieve I'll give you kisses instead" And
the money was stuffed back in his
pocket, much to her dlsmay.
1t is only fair to say. however, that
later she received both money and
klsses.-Columbus Dispatch
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-27
Patriotic Remnants.

THE evening OF the Fourth has came.
But where lie Willie's ear.
The one that's left looks quite the
same,
But where is Willie's car?
This morning when he went to play
With cannon crackers all the day
His Jugs were twain. Now where.
pray,
Is Willie's other ear?
Upon the Fourth the sun has set,
But where is Albert's nose?
We've all our little darlings yet,
But where is Albert's nose?
When to the fray he went at morn
With matches. punk and powder horn
He'd all the things with which we're
born
Now where IL Albert's nose?
The gioaming's started in to gosm.
But where Is Charles leg?
The rest of Charles has all came home,
But where is Charles leg:
The man who drave the ambulance
Said laughingly, mo more he'll dance,
But twill be cheaper buying pance"-
All. where is Charles leg?
Thus every Fourth our darlings lose
Some features or a limb;
IT'S most enough to cause the blues
And make our lot seem grim.
But, many be their limbs or few
Compared with those that on them
grew,
Well shout for Yankee doodle do
From dawn till dusktide dim.
w. Gillian in Judges Maya
zine OF Fun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-27

OD~DO%O$OOOON 100000
Hank Human sat on the front porch
and gazed frankly and longingly across
the neat fence to where Matte Forman
worked in the garden and apparently
gave him no heed. Human had yet to
find that a woman may box north or
south and yet be seeing east or west.
Matte very much approved of Hin
mans attitude. The hunched up Shout
ders spoke eloquently of the good effect
of her training. AS a rule, those Shout
ders were accustomed to swagger, and
1t was the swagger to which Matte had
objected. Just because they were en-
gagged she did not concede his right to
order her about, and the engagement
had been broken.
Now that he was in this frame of
mind she was quite willing to make up.
but naturally to let the overture come
from her would be a tactical error, and
1t did not look as though Hank would
ever be enough himself again to make
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-27
Not a 0ne-Sided Matter.

Baltimore newspapers are this
notwithstanding year unusually
sore over alleged advantages
the counties enjoy from city-tax
incomes.
They argue upon premises that
imply that the city is pretty nearly
the whole thing.
But the facts are that without
the counties Baltimore would make
poor show as town, much less a
city.
Without the continuous flow OF
county production to swell ,Baltf-
incorrectly profits and promote Bal