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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
TO RETURN 20 RAN0THER
 YEAR IN THE ARMY

That he may leave his native coun- trv with a perfectly clear record pc fore returning to America to complete the course of practical training at the smeIters in which he has been en- gagged for the past several months Ot- fo [ Iotfchous, whose father is the Ger man representative of the Phelps Dodge interests, leaves Douglas TO- night with Frankfort, Germany, his ultimate destination for the purpose of serving another year in the ter man army. .a
 Totich0us pere in Germany is the selling agent and general representa- five for Phelps-DOdge. It was the nat uraI thing. then. that the younger Lot- ichous should become interested Ill conner Perhaps with the idea ot some day succeeding to the business of his father. or at least of becoming intimately connected with 1t, the vounger Lotichous became ar1bluouS Of knowing more about copper than he could learn by sitting in the Frank fort office of his father, or gleah IEohl text books, so he decided 10 come Co America-to ATiZona-where the Feu metal is produced and to the very mines of the company Of Whlch ms father is representative. So ne came here a few months ago.
 His first assignment was at Moreh- ri at the works of the Detroit Copper company, and later he came to Do4s- las and was given a position at the Copper Queen smclter. The know. ledge he has gained in Arizona IS or the practical sort-the kind he coula get in no other way. Having acquired the rudiments of the practical end or the business he is going home for the sole purpose of serving another year in the army of the fatherland. Alter that period of service he will return to America.
 Before embarking at New York ne will visit Los Angeles, the Grand Can yon and Colorado Springs.-Douglas ernational-American.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
HENS GO CRAZY
 FOR WANT OF REST

SEATTLE, Aug 10.-As all old pros pectors will tell and 1t is expected that those most famous in the history of Alaska and Yukon will be present at the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific Exposi- ton which will be held in Seattle from June 1st to October 18th 1909, the three months of almost continu- GUS sunlight each summer in the far Northland has an odd effect on most newcomers.
 As a matter of fact g man accus- i toned to seven hours sleep each
 night, finds upon going to Alaska that
 he cannot easily adjust himself to the altered conditions Most people get sleepy when the dark comes. and do not think of sleeping in daylight. As a result men go for day after day when first in the north with little in- clination to sleep. A man has to train himself in Alaska and Yukon to go to bed with the sun shining high in the sky Those who need dark
 ness in order to slumber comfortably
 have to pin blankets over the win dows and go to a great deal of extra
 trouble to produce 1t.
 It is said in the early days that
 the chickens that were first brought to the north in the summertime went crazy for want of rest. They waited and waited for the sun to set in order
 to know when to go to roost. and as it continued to shine, the fowls went
 without sleep until they were ex-
 hausted. This story Is hardly veri- | fled, but it is true that the continuing
 daylight has very odd effect on
 men and animals alike, and it takes
 few weeks to get accumtomed to it..
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
sPAnIsHAMERIcAN ALLIANCE.

It is the intention of the members of the Spanish-American Alliance at Fl Paso to erect a fine clubhouse on the ground which was recently pur- chased on lower Congress street from the estate of Dona Pancho, the sup posedly wealthy Mexican woman who is said to have died and left con siderable amount of valuable proper ty buried on the ground which she owned.
 It is the intention to have two story building and it is altogether probable that the lower floor will be given over, to business houses, while the upper floor will be used for club purposes and for a lodge hall for the organization.
 Funds are now being solicited for fine structure and it is expected that the society will have a home within a short time which will compare fav- orably with any in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

The best philosophy of life Is to believe that every man is on the square until you find him otherwise. You will find that you will be great deal more eontented in life.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
LIGHTNING DOES DAMAGE AT
 LOWELL
Strikes in Several Places, and Tears Shoes off Woman, Who Has Narrow Escape Baseball Game Today,
Review Branch, Telephone 69.
Lowell, Ariz., Aug, 10.

LONcli, ATIL-, Aug 1u-
 During the heavy rain and thunder storm last evening, lightning played havoc with several houses in Lowell and vicinity, doing considerable dam age, but fortunately the occupants all escaped without serious injury.
 Mrs. James Chapman of upper Lo- well had the narrowest escape of all. Just as she was coming out of the front door of her residence she was struck by lightning and had her shoes torn off and her right heel blistered, her escape from death being miracu- lous.
 In addition to this the Superior house near the Junction mine, was struck and had a narrow escape, as was also the cottage of Mir. Manley in the Mason addition. At MT. Manley's the lightning played all kinds of pc culiar pranks, coming down through the chimney and wrecking the stove, besides overturning the kitchen table and tearing up the linoleum on the floor. Mrs. Manley, who happened to be in the next room at the time with her little child, suffered severe shock but was otherwise uninjured
 Howard Barkell and A. Daniels of the C. & A office force left this even ing for their homes in Duluth and Calumet, Mich, for a visit of several weeks. Messrs. Barkell and Daniels expect to visit all the important points of interest in the east, returning some time in September.
 Owing to the request of the rumer- ous lady fans, the captains of the To- cal baseball teams have decided to give another exhibition of the national game tomorrow afternoon (Sunday) at the grounds at Bakersville. At the present time both teams are badly crippled, due to the fact that their catchers are both away on vacations Fruits and Huddleston have both had their hair cut and are in first-class condition. as is Campbell, who has had his leg placed in its proper position. The grandstand has been reserved for
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

Jim Riley, who has been in town for several days purchasing supplies for his camp in the Solomon Springs country. left for home tonight. Mir. Riley reports everything as looking exceedingly prosperous out his way, nearly every one having claims in that district being engaged in doing their assessment work at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
FIRE DEPT. THE
 PRIDE OF DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, August (Special.) )-
 The Douglas fire department is to be entirely devoid of partisanship in the selection of the personnel who, after it's reorganization, will compose its membership.
 In order to get the department started of properly the city will en- gage. an experienced man-an expert in the organization of a fire depart ment-to come here and remain in Douglas possibly for several months, who. during that time, will have com plete charge of the administration of the department.
 These are two important features of the plans of the city fathers for the reorganiZed Douglas fire depart ment, and each appeals to the layman as being eminently correct and busi- ness like. Under the new conditions, which will be brought about when fire protection of an adequate nature is a reality in Douglas, at least three paid men will be supported by the city. Already there has been some talk as to the selections for these positions and the matter was in a fair way to- wards being drawn into politics. The answer of the council to these discus sions is that politics will have no part in the selection of the paid men of the department Merit alone will be considered in making the appoint ments.
 The business acumen of the council is also seen in the decision to bring here from the outside one who un- derstands thoroughly the business of fire fighting. It will be up to this expert to organize the department and place it on a thoroughly efficient basis, and it is estimated it will re- uuire three or four months for an eX- pert to do this.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
BROWN AND E|CKE
 WILL HAVE ID SUE
Council Finds Claimants Guilty of Contributoy
 CareleSSneSS.
DOUGLAS, August 1O.-(special.l .l-

DOUGLAS, August 10.-(Special.D-
 If Albert Eicke and T. J. Brown are to each get $5O0 damages from the city for falling into sewer trenches. said to have been unpro- tected, they will have to do so through the courts, for the city coun- ell fiatly disallowed the claims last night. following the report of a spe- cial committee to whom the claims had been referred for investigation.
 The committee found that each of the sewer trenches referred to as the ones into which the claimants fell was partly, at least, protected with lights, and that in falling into the trenches the claimants were guilty of contribu- tary carelessness. To be specific, here is the report of the committee, upon which the council was guided in its actions of disallowing the claims:
 The Committees Report.
 Douglas, Ariz, Aug. ', 1907 ITO the Mayor and Council Of the
 City of Douglas:
 We, your committee. appointed to investigate the claims of A. Eicke and T. J. Brown against the city for dam ages alleged to have been sustained by the negligence of said city in pro tecting the sewer system, beg leave to report that We have heard the evi- dence presented by claimants and are of the opinion that it does not sustain the charges, and recommend that the claims be rejected Respectfully sub unitfP6
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
r. A. MCINTYRE ON COTTON.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 NE WYORK, Aug. 10I-A break in the drouth in Texas could be mace the object of sharp selling movement by professional operators and depress prices probably half cent from the level prevailing upon its occurrence but under the circumstances we doubt very much whether it would prove more than temporary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
COChiSe County and BiSbee Suburbs

the ladies and no admission will be
 charged. Game called at p. m. sharp.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

The city of Lowell today presented a very lively appearance. due to the fact that 1t was pay day at the c. & A. It reminds one of the pay days we used to have year ago when every thing was running wide open. There were very few arrests. considering the amount of drinking indulged in at the different saloons.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

Ever notice that if your doctor is away from town yQu'n wait till king dom comes for his return, but if he gets sick for a few days it becomes imperative that you secure another physician forthwith.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
IN AND OUT,
 AND IN AGiIA
Sentenced to Six Months, Man Released but at Once Is
 RearreSted,

GLOBE, Aug. 1O-R. G. Scott who on Monday night was arrested with Os- car Hyatt on a territorial charge Of selling liquor to Indians in the vicin- ity of the Mitchell smelter site plead guilty to the offense in Judge Thomai' court yesterday and, on waving stat utory lime before sentence. was given six months in the county jail.
 Scott had just begun t1 serve his sentence when Attorney C L. Raw -in5 began to get busy. He had been en- gagged to defend Hyatt, whose hear ing was to have been held today, arG he decided to have Scott released on writ of habeas corpus secured on the ground that as there was redeI- al statute providing for this oifensc, the territorial statute co@!1 not be in voked. A hearing was held before Judge Nave in chambers at 5 o'clock and the court ordered S3oJt's release
 The sheriff's office h9d been put wise, however, and a deputy was wait- ing for Scott with a federal warrant secured from the United States Court Commissioner C. T. Martin, and he was again committed to jail to await his hearing before the court cGmnlis- sioner this afternoon at 0 clock.
 Although shere have ben many f,- stances where fines and jail sea- tences have oeen imposed ior the Tio- lation of the territorial statlte pre- hibiting the selling of il1uor tD h. dians, the supreme cour1 has held that a federal statute is paramount 10 territorial statute covering like offense. the decision having been made on an appeal taken from a judgment by Judge Nave ih Graham county in which the lower courts de- cision was affirmed. Consequently the same applies to crimes of adultry, bigamy and train robbery, which have been the object of legislation for ter ritories by the federal government. The case created considerable inter- est among the members of the local bar. It is safe to say that hereafter any person arrested for any of the crimes named will be apprehended on federal warrants only and Uncle Sam instead of Gila county will have to stand the expense of the trials.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
ALFRED c. LOCKWOOD "W. A. GREENE,
 HOMER PRICKETT."
carJessness of Claimant.


 In the case of Albert Eicke the committee found that the claimant fell in the ditch after deliberately climb ing over a great mound of dirt, indi- eating that he must have known there was a ditch on the other side of the dirt. A light was also nearby. Eicke had followed another person in cross ing the ditch. The other person had jumped over the ditch just in front of Eicke. The committee believes this to be a clear case of contributary negligence on the part of the claim ant.
 In the case of T. J. Brown it was shown that the ditch was well light ed at the point. It is claimed that he passed over it several times during the day and it is further alleged that he was under the influence of intoxl- cants at the time of the accident.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

A harmless lie is a vast deal bet ter than a malicious truth.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20

adjourned at Tampa, and Gainesville
was complimented in being selected
~ the place TO hold the next State
convention. which will convene on
January Is, 1903.
The securing Of this convention.
which is destined TO be the greatest
convention OF the Federation ever
held in the State, was due largely to
the efforts OF Antonio Entenza, an Ala.
chua county boy. hut now OF 81. An
sustine, son Of NJ. Entenza. deceased,
Of Waldo. who stood aud worked for
Gainesville to the end.
Several days ago Mr.. Eutenza. who
was attending the convention. wired
The Sun. asking 10 Gainesville desired
the convention in 1908. A reply wss
Immediately made, assuring him that
the delegates would find n warm vel.
come here. whieh was followed by
Mayor w. 4. Thomas and the Gaines.
vile Board OF Trade. inviting the Fed.
Grafton Of Lator 10 meet here, and
urging Mr.. Entenza 10 stand by this
city, which, Ne was noted by wire
saturday he did with remarkable sue.
cess.
This society embOdies all organized
labor in the State. and at the next
convention there will be more than
hundred delegates, and will be in sss-
sion for one week.
The Tampa Morning Tribune, in its
mention OF the proceedings OF the
meeting. paid MIR. EntenZs a compli.
ment by referring To him a. one Of the
strongest and most intelligent workers
10 the body.
The people Of Gainesville are under
many obligations 60 this energetic
young worker for his loyslty and sue
cess in bringing the next convention
here, and il goes without saying that
the delegates will be made 10 feel az
home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20

B-ath. little Beruice DeL4nd accom-
psn,st at the piano.
Mira. Padgett was wrlcom- visitor
At the school Friday. We would be
pleased to see some more 81 our moth
ers. and an occasional father or two,
once in awhile.
The principal placed fifteen new
books to the library last week. We
need a hundred or TWO more chidren's
books. One little boy was badly die
appointed Friday because he could not
be supplied with a book about In
iuns." Unfortunately We have NO "ln
Jun" stories, bat we ought to have.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20
Why

should your baby softer: When he is
fretiul and restless don't experiment
on him and use any old thing your
ne ighbor recommends Boy q bottle
OF Whites Cream Vermifuge, greatest
known mediciIs and cure for all chill
drens diseases 1t 10 mild in its &C.
ton, builds Up the system, makes thin
puuy babies fat. Mrs. J. c. Smith,
Tampa, Fla, writes: MY baby wac
thin and ,ickly, could not retain its
food and cried all night. used one
bottle of Whites Cream VeTmifuee
,aad =. A Zen days baby was laughing,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
interesting Budget Of Weeks News by
Our Special Correspondent.

The enrolment ia now sos, making
the school the largest in the State out
side the big cities.
A Baseball team has been organized
aud the boys are nov practicing at all
odd moments.
The class in Literature handed in
their first in the series Of weekly essays
last Friday. Several long breaths
we're drawn when the principal, who
has charge OF the library work, an.
nounced that from now to the end OF
the session weekly essays would be re-
quired The subject for next Friday
IL Social Life in Rome During the
Century Preceding the Christian Era. -
The Sophomores are getting a good
hold o, Caesar, ard are finding the
story more interesting and less diff
cuit. They have not, however. yet
met up with the famous thirteenth
chapter
Our lone Senior is getting along fiue
She has ranked fret in her class every
month this year.
Since their troubles with Cicero, the
Ju0iors are somewhat inclined TO have
a fellow feeling for Catalina.
The Freshman class are making good
progress in Latin. They vii! take Up
a new book next month.
The Juniors are doing some good
work in rhetoric. The Sophomore
will finish up their Zoology this month,
and will take up Botany next. They
are anticipating with delight the time
when they can bid farewell TO bugs
aud worm. aud things, and take ~
the study OF flowers.
The Third. Fourth ard Seventh
grades are making astroug EFFORT each
TO secure the honor banner this month
The FIfth, Sixth aud Eighth are still
in the contest, his, promisesto b. very
close
We have, We believe, orr ot the most
orderly school. IA the state. a. We
certainly have the beet. kiudest, bur
strictest teachers.
We have been pleasantly enter.
tanned at chapel exercises ,his week
by piano selections by little Sophie
Burkhim and Marion Msnasse.
On Friday 81 chapel exercises We
we're treated to q vocal solo, melody in
r, by Rossbel Pedriek. violin sbligstO
|1&14Rnke Dkpspd and Tom r. No
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20
A Jamaica Lady Speaks Highly Of
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy

Mrs. Michael Hart. wife Of the gu.
perintendent OF Cart Service Of Kings.
ton, Jamaica, West Indies Islands,
sage that she has for some years used
Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy for
coughs, Group and whooping cough and
has found it very beneficial. She has
implicit confidence in il and would not
be without a bottle OF il ia her house.
Sold by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20
STATEMENT FROM
DR.. ARMSTRONG
The Well Known Eye and Nerve
Specialist Of Jacksonville.

IL isa well known and established
fact that 80 per cent OF all headaches
aud nervous troubles are reflex con-
diIions having their can.e in eye strain.
Although the eyes may seem perfect n
their functions, Their may exist SONS
trouble that is lsten: and will cause
many complication. Of the systrm and
prof 1rr a tram upon the ert,r" nrrv.
ous -y.r"'', I''rshv causing macy
chronic lev .,.p.
To local cou.lr,nIs, new
science, nc, taught m ih- oid schools,
has been perfected ara = known as
Ophthslmo'0Cy Rs 'ti- modern sys.
tenn. which / now practice exclusively.
straighieu crn-s.eyrs without opera.
ton. overcome all forms of.ye trouble,
and chronic aud nervous arrangements
disappear within Il very short lime.
have accomplished excellent resIlts in
hundreds OF cases throughout Florida.
lean be seen in Gainesville, in per.
son, q. the Brown House on Jan "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20
CONVENTION
FOR GAINESVILLE
St&te Federation of Labor Will
Convene Here Next January.
soMPllMENr TO THE CITY

@asonia Entenzs, q Waldo. Boy, Fought
Loyalty For the University City. With
0sccessfui Resuas-One Of Largest
{ state Conventions.
After q foor-days' interesting ses-
>Ion. the State Federation Of Labor has
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20

am now prepared tn accommodate
th- trade with the be-, she market
slfnrd- in this line. Phone 34U.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-20
and OYSTERS

lin rear OF Furniture Company
GAINESVILLE. FLORIDA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-10-12

A woman who was arrested few
days ago In Chicago for stealing pocket
books from some other women said that
the crime with which she was charged
was an easy one to commit. All that
was necessary was to visit big store
and select her victim. Then, while
the victims attention was given to the
pleasures Of shopping, it was easy to
open the handbag and take out the
purse Judging from the assortment Of
pocketbooks found upon her person 1t
was evident that her story was true.
The carelessness Of the pocketless wom-
an Is proverbial. The assistance she
renders to the person who has thiev-
ing propensities Is much greater than
that indicated by the captured crimi-
nal. Watches are worn conspicuously
upon the dress front, often suspended
from a small breastpin which Is easily
torn Off. Necklaces Of delicate fabric
are displayed whose fastenings are
easily unclasped. Gloves and purse are
often laid on a counter or dropped on
the floor as goods of one kind and an
other, are inspected by interested buy
ers. The casual observer notes this
carelessness everywhere. The wonder
Is that the losses are not greater than
they are. 1t Is likely that many per-
sons are tempted to steal because 1t Is
so easy to do so. There are frequent
cases reported where automobiles are
stolen. The owner Of one Of these We
hicles leaves 1t in front of theater
during the evening and fails to find 1t
three hours later after the curtain has
fallen. Such loss Is not particularly
surprising. The thief who Is familiar
with the mechanism Of a machine finds
1t an easy thing to step boldly into the
chauffeur's place and start away. The
annals OF crime are full Of instances
where the temptation to steal is great
ly increased by the carelessness of the
one who suffers loss Hardly a day
goes by when evidence Of this fact is
not plentiful. Making every allowance
for the excuses offered by the criminal
who Is caught. there Is reason to think
that some degree of responsibility for
part Of the crime rests with those who
make crime easy by their own care
lessness. The utmost care will not pre-
vent the thief from stealing. But there
would be far less Of 1t IL even reason.
able precautions were taken for the Sc
curity of ones possessions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-10-12

Nearly every one who knows any,
thing Of human nature will admit that
the kind Of life man lives Is reflected
In his face. Kindness and mercy, truth.
generosity and cleanly living show
forth in all the features, as do also
cruelty, stiffness and greed. These
are moral qualities. but the intellectual
traits are no less plain to the eye that
has learned to read. 1t Is strange,
when this Is so commonly recognized,
that the changing character of chill
dren's faces is not more noticed. "It
was the most interesting thing about
my trip" said man who. In consecu-
tive weeks, had been called FAR out into
the New England country. and sum-
moned to the heart of New York City.
1.-THE country children looked as like
to see children look-simple, natural
and curious. The city children had an
air OF querulous impotence, Of safety
and boidnesS" To many q keen OBJ