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Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
EAT MORE CANDY.

Give children plenty Of pure sug-
ar, taffy and butterscotch and they'll
have little need of cod-liver oil" says
DR.. Wood Hutchinson in the Christ
mas Woman's Home Companion
In short. sugar is, after meat,
bread and butter, easily our next most
important and necessary food. You
can put the matter to test very cas-
lily. Just leave off the pie, pudding
or other desserts at your lunch or
midday dinner You'll be astonished
to find how quickly you9l feel emp
ty' again, and how unfinished the
meal will seem. You can't get any
working man to accept a dinner pail
without pie in it. And he's absolute
~ right. The only thing that can
take the place of sugar here is beer
or wine 1t is a significant fact that
the freelunch counters run in con-
nection with bars furnish every imag-
Unable thing except sweets. Even
the restaurants and lunch grills at.
tached to saloons or bars often refuse
to serve desserts of any sort They
know their bHsinessi The more sug.
ar and sweets man takes at meal.
the less alcohol he wants Converse
ly, nearly every drinking man viii
tell you that he has lost his taste for
sweets. The more candy a nation
consumes, the less alcohol.
The United States government
buys pure candy by the ton and ships
it TO the Philippines to be sold at cost
to the soldiers Do the canteens. 1aii
men crave it i9) the tropics. a14 the
more theNgoG of it. the less vino
and whisky they want.
I'm fine, the prejudice against Bug
ar is born of puritanism and stingi
ness, equal parts. Whatever children
cry for must be bad for them, accord
ing to the pure doctrine Of Original
sin; besides, it costs money. 1 know
families in the rural districts YET
where the head OF the family groans
over every dollars worth of gugal
that comes into the house as a sin
full and 'unwholesome' luxury"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
PRgalpENT RoosEvgLT.

Notwithstanding the official circu-
lar sent out from the white house a
few days ago to all federal appointees
saying in substance that the president
would consider it the act of PERM
cious meddling in politics for any ap-
pointee to propose his name for a
third term. Governor Kihbey is not TO
b. sidetracked by so light an objec
ton as a circular letter In this con
nection 1t is well to remember that
the governor Of Arizona has been
present at all political conferences
held in Phoenix between Secretary
Garfield and First Assistant Postmast-
er General Hitchcock and such
stauneh administration followers in
Arizona as Colonel Sturgis, Colonel
McClintoek. Hon B. A. Fowler and
other lesser lights. At these confer
ences no doubt the next presidential
nominee of the republican party from
the Arizona view point was discussed.
.==an called 70 mind that the
governor OF arizona mas Just returned
from personal visit to the president.
Perhaps the governor knows the real
DOPE and that the circular letter
from the white house is not to be TAX
en- seriously by those who are in the
confidence Of Loeb. At any rate Gov
erhor Kibbey is willing to take a
chance. and in his interview he came
out boldly in favor Of the re-nomina-
ton and reelection of Theodore
Roosevelt. the strenuous individual
who put in a years time trying to
join Arizona and New Mexico togeth-
er as one state, and is the same indi-
yiduaI who. when he saw that he was
licked out of his boots, sent word 10
Governor Kibbey that he vas in favor
Of single statehood for Arizona-but
that he was opposed by the leaders
in congress. and consequently feared
that nothing could be accomplished at
this session. :.
The statement of the governor in
Tucson on Monday may be taken as
the opening gun In the Roosevelt cam
paign in Arizona WAT has been
quietly limited at among federal eff
eials for the past few months has be
come certainty and from now until
next May the particular friends of Mr..
Roosevelt win be expected to lend
their efforts toward securing a Roose-
vest delegation from the territory
which Nr Roosevelt tried bis utmost
to have obiiterated from the map.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30

officers to believe that Geddes had
taken his own life. DR.. H. H. Kaufman
after an examination of the body, said
ably apoplexy, there being no signs OF
laudanum poisoning.
DeLeon, a nat cleaner Of West Gold
avenue, was well acquainted with Ged-
des, and his statement of a converse
tion with Geddes a few days before
strengthened the belief in the suicide
heory.
HGeddes often came around to my
place. said DeLeon. 81 knew he was
without money and loaned him some
from day to day. He said his daugh-
ter, who lives in Jewell, Kan, was to
send him some money, but she could
not get it out OF the bank on account
of the money stringency.
Three days ago he came around to
my place and told me his money had
not come yet. I've got big notion to
end IL al he said to me as he left"
Geddes had just taken a contract to
do some work for the Alcarado Mining
company in Coyote canyon, and was
to have left this morning for the mine.
Il. u 1kuSSuuGius the bNuEE VI tHG
mine, had drawn up and signed the
contract with Geddes a few days be-
fore. Geddes seemed pleased with the
contract and was anxious to get on
the work as soon as the weather would
permit.
RosenfieId met DeLeon on the street
this morning and, knowing he was &C
quainted with Geddes, asked about
him. DeLeon told him he was going
to Minneapolis to see Geddes then, and
a few minutes later Rosenfeld learn
ed of Geddes sudden death.
The mining engineer lived the life
OF bachelor at the Minneapolis, do
ing all his homework, including the
cooking, so when he did not appear
this morning at the usual hour it
aroused 10 comment When the body
was found Chief McMillen and Justice
Craig were called. The body was taken
to the Borders morgue.
Death was due to natural causes, %
said DR.. H. H. Kaufman. 1T was not
poisoning. It was probably apoplexy."
A search through papers found In
Geddes' room resulted in learning the
address of a son and daughter. Charles
Geddes, and Mrs. A. H. Robbins of
Jewell, Kan, who have been notified
of ais death. Geddes came to Aibu-
querque over a month ago from Ration.
He was a Civil war ceteran and a pen
sioner.
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Had His pauhtn.


''This idea Of a man walking In his
sleep is all fake" said Uncle Bill,
with an air Of nnaiity frsn which
thsre could be ne appeal. ~
But" said Bud, II knew feilew''-
"Of course you did" broke in Uncle
Bill, ''and so have al the rest Of us
known him. but what does that prove
Just notice these sleepwalkers. What
do they do? Just get up and take a
quiet evening stroll. Now, II the thing
were not all make believe you would
hear of some of them saving wood or
doing something useful. A fellow often
dreams that he is doing days work,
but not when he is walking in his
sleep. Then he shuns work with the
intelligence of a man who is wide
awake"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
The Last exseusion at Txburn.

The Last Execution at Tyburn.
The last execution at Tyburn took
place on Friday. Nov I. 1888. in the
person Of John Austin. convicted on
the preceding Saturday Of robbing
John Spicer and cutting and wound
ing him In a cruel manner. In Wal
ford's '-OId and New London" it Is er
roneously said that "the last criminal
executed here was one RyIand. who
was banged fsicj for forgery In 1873. "
William RyIand was executed on Aug.
%. two months before the date Of
Austin's conviction. and many a poor
wretch made the fatal pilgrimage to
Tyburn In the interval. hanging By
wholesale being the rule IN those days.
The long procession westward had
been attended by such disgraceful
scenes that the authorities resolved to
hang criminals henceforth outside New
gate prison. straight from the con
demned cell Accordingly on Dec. 3.
1888. the recorder ordered the erection
Of scnffoId In front Of the jaIl. OF
which notice and descriptive engrav-
ing appear In the Geufieman's Maya
zine for the same month. and on the
10th the new hanging place was In
sugurnfed BY the execution Of ten
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notes and Que
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
GOVERNOR ksseY LIKES

Hetty Green sent word recently to
the comptroller OF New York city that
If the municipality wanted money she
would buy some revenue bonds. The
comptroller at once accepted her Of
fer and soon Mrs. Green drew a check
for 100000 on the Chemical bank
and took her bonds, on which she win
draw sss per cent interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
RESPONSIBILITY.
IL Develops the Power and Ability
That ls In a Man.

IL Develops the Power and Ability
That ls In Man.
Responsibility is a great power de-
veIoper. Where there is responsibility
there is growth. People who are never
thrust into responsible positions never
develop their real strength This is
one reason why II is so rare to find
very strong men and women among
those who have spent their lives in
subordinate positions. in the service
OF others. They go through life com
parative weaklings because their pow
ers have never been tested or devel-
thrust upon them. This thinking has
been done for them. They have simply
carried out somebody else's pro
gramme. They have never learned to
stand alone. to think for themselves.
to act independently. Because they
have never been obliged TO plan for
themselves they have never developed
the best thing in them-their power Of
originality. iByentiveneSs. initiative. in
dependence. self reliance their possible
grit and stamina. The power to ere
ate. to make combinations. to meet
emergencies. the power which comes
from continuous marshaling Of ones
forces 10 meet difficult situations. to
adjust means TO ends that stamina or
power which makes one equal TO the
great crisis in the life of a nation. is
only developed by years of practical
training under great responsibility.
There is nothing more misleading
than the philosophy that If there is
anything in youth II will come out.
II may come out and It may not. 1t
depends largely upon circumstances.
upon the presence or absence of an
ambition arousing. grit awakening
environment The greatest ability is
not always accompanied by the great
est confidence or the greatest ambi-
ton.
There is at this moment enough pow
! - tant in. the clerks or ordinary en-
ployees in almost any of our business
houses to manage them as well or bet
ter than they are managed today If
the opportunity and necessary emer.
gency came TO call out this dynamic
force.
But how can clerks who remain be
hind counters measuring cloth, selling
shoes or hosiery. year in and year out
ever know what Intent power for or
| ganlzation or executive ability. what
Initiative they possess? 1t Is true that
some of the more ambitions and cour.
ageous get out and start for them
selves. but it does not follow that they
are always ADLER than those who re
main behind Sometimes the greatest
ability Is accompanied by great mod
esty and even timidity. Then. again
employees conscious Of great ability
are often deferred from taking the risk
| Of launching out for themselves be
cause of possible disaster 20 those de
pending upon them for daily bread
But thrust great responsibility upon q
man. drive him to desperation. and the
demand viii bring out what there is in
bin. II viii call out his initiative. his
ingenuity. his resourcefuiness. his sell
reliance. his power to adjust means
to ends. II there are any elements OF
leadership in him. responsibility viii
call them out. II will test his power
70 do things -Snccess
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
DESPV0NDENT ENGINEER
ENDS HIS EXISTENCE

Under circumstances which first led
the police to believe 1t case Of sui
eide, j. r. Geddes, aged So, mining
engineer. was found dead IN his bed
at the Minneapolis house about 10
O'Clock this morning by ]. H. Deyore,
The proprietor, and NJ. DeLeon, who
had called to see seddes. says . re-
port from Albuquerque.
A vial. partly filed with laudanu1n,
was found IN the room and this led the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30

81 have a pretty waist" she said
Her smile was half divine
''Of silken stun; the color's red.
Now. don't you think it's fine?''
II buttons down the back. you see.
And perfect is its Mt
Now. hubby, dear. with me agree
That look swell in it,
II think 1t elegant and swell"
Her husband made reply.
Besides. It fits you mighty well.''
And then he heaved a sigh.
You say It buttons down the back
Then why do you in haste
He with this plea so oft attack:
Please button up my waist?'"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30

1t is reported that Caleb Powers
looks worried as he sits IN the court
room where he is being tried. For a
man who has already had four trials
he must be taking the proceedings too
seriously.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30

At least seventeen counties in Ne
braska viii have women filing the Of
hce OF superintendent of schools after
January I and the number may be in
creased to a score or more when all
returns are in. Nine of the women
incumbents will succeed men. while
eight are either reelected or will take
the place of other women.
GOVERNOR KIesEY LIKES
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NOTICE.

A reward of $500 VIII be paid for
attenuation leading to the arrest and
sezviction Of the parties stealing The
Hsytsw from subscribers.
TIE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30

John Sharp Williams only knows OF
three men who ought to be behind the
bars for disturbing the financial sit
uation. There's concentration for you.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

Love not only makes the world go
round. but sometimes keeps it from go
ing short.
Verbosity is pardonable only when
you get paid at space rates for it.
When the blind lead the blind the
sharp sighted reap harvest.
He who schemes and gets the pay
win surely scheme another day.
Being rich seems to be merely a mat
ter Of having lot OF things you don't
want that somebody envies you.
He is a friend worth having who
never forgets that he needs friendship
Anything else looks good te some
men
The everyday saint and the every
day sinner lsok very much alike.
Some people wont take things at ali
unless they can taxa them ss<y.
Speak gently and never sass back
II yen wsst to - continually run over
Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-30

County of Cochise, S.
1, N. A. Patterson, circulation man
sger of the Bisbee ally Review, do
solemnly swear that the above state
rnent gives the actual and bona nde
circulation OF the daily editions Of the
Bisbee Daily Review for the month
of September. 1907, and that from the
abatement all spelled and left over pa
pers have been deducted
n. A. PATTERSON.
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REGULATION STATEMENT FOR
SEPTEMBER, 1907.
TERRIToRY Ga ARIzONA.

Average for September.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
c A |. A MI N Z .

"Uncle Bill" Wright is said to
be improving some.
4 DR., Il. N. f. Sullivan of limbo"
den was here several days lately.
Our old friend, l.. A, CLANCY
of Imboden, is visiting relatives
here.
The farmers were all pleased
Sunday when the best rain OF the
season fell.
The new mill at the Emley
mines will be set on n solid stone
foundation,
Jack Legrand seems to bo
maintaining his usu q good
health, we are proud to say
The new telephone line from
Calamino to Smithville by way
Of Jesep will soon be completed
The Josup picnic last Saturday
was u grand success, though the
Smithville brass band was not
there.
Mrs. Jasper Justus and her son,
Claude, Of Evening Shade were
visiting relatives and friends here
recently,
Dell and Wiley Maxwell of
SmithvIlo wero in this scope
Sunday, looking after some
business"
Cal Vaughan Of lmbodon is
spending several. days here look
ing after tho mining interests
lie Is accompanied by his two
daughters
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
The Fever Tick.

Writing to q citizen Of Evening
Shade, e, B. Andrews Of llazle
Grove, inspector Of cattle for
Sharp county, says that the peo-
pie in territory affected by the
fever tick should get their cattle
up and grease them thoroughly,
llo says it costs only about five
cents per head to grease them,
using the black lubricating oil
with a small amount Of coal OIL,
lie adds that two or three greas-
ings will entirely FREQ the cattle
from ticks.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
POuGHK E EEpSIH

All business seems to be tied
up on account of the drouth.
The people of this section can
be thankful for good health.
Evan Watkins, chief of Heel
string, is entertaining this COM
munity with talking machine.
Keep the whiskey traffic down
and Sharp county has as loyal
people to law and order as can be
found. Whiskey tears up things
generally,
Your correspondent was at
Cave City lately and met many
old friends and looked over the
town, which we found to be bet
Ter than it looks.
The chronic goods box whit
tiers seem to have gone to the
cedar brakes. The timber busia
ness is a great blessing for tho
man who wants to work.
Our base ball nine ran up
against the Evening Shade club
some time ago, and although
they were defeated, our boys are
still game. They will play the
same nine here Saturday,
The early corn crop is burned
up, and young corn is very badly
hurt, There is no sign that indi-
Gates rain at this time. Cotton is
still holding up and fruiting fine,
A good rain within the next ten
days will save it.
About the funniest thing We
ever saw happened in Cave City
a few days ago when corpulent
"Bill" Horn got run on HIM
self to stop runaway team He
stopped it, too, and you can
judge the speed of the team.
A Mr., Hinsbaw Of SmithvilIc
slipped into our town one Sunday
recently and was married to ont
Of our most charming girls, Mis-
Pearl Walling, Of course, they
have our best wishes, but W,
can't keep from objecting to thi
quiet style Of getting married
Give US the old style chioken.pi'
idinner way, please.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
5 week, returning to her home

week, returning to her home
Friday.
w. +. Stewart took carload
Of cattle to Hardy one day last
week.
A lot of timber work is going
on in this section. Lots of stave
bolts are being gotten out,
John Carver now owns what is
known as the Young sawmill,
and is preparing for business.
This writer has been having a
tussel with the chills lately. They
are tough things, we might say.
There is considerable sickness
in this community just now.
Three cases Of fever are reported
here.
Lacy Holt and wife Of Balboa
visited relatives and friends in
this community last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. John Sullivan, accom-
panied by her son, recently paid
a visit to her daughter in Law
renee county.
Crops are short by one-half on
north Big Creek. From the mill
at this place down to the mouth
Of Big Creek and then some dis
tanco down Strawberry river this
condition prevails.
Judge W. H. Kelley of Reed
passed through this section one
day recently. The Judge looked
pleasing as could be, although he
said his section Of the county was
badly in need Of rain.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
PRAYER Brought RaiR.

Joplin, No. July 20,-Throo
hours after pastors Of five Of The
towns churches prayed for rain
today the water fell in torrents
for three hours, The dolugo
broke q protracted drouthY The
action was taken at the suggos-
ton Of an aged Christian woman,
who made the request, recalling
experiences in her own life when
extended drouths had been brok-
on in direct answer 10 prayer.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
One On The Judge.

Says tho Butesvillo Guards
Judge Fulkoreon drove down
town from his homo Monday
morning, bitched his horse in a
shady spot, and went about his
business as usual. AT noon he
sodatoly climbed tho hill, on
foot, to his homo, leaving his
horse and buggy down town.
He was probably eudgoling the
judicial brain with some problem
awaiting q decision,
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Gather, at 6
p. m. Sunday.
The picnic grounds have been
cleared off, and everybody is
preparing for the picnic August
10.
The water wagons have started.
In fact, most everybody is on the
water wagon at the present writ
ing.
A. B. Arm says he is ready to
buy and sell any old thing, hor.
ses, mules and cattle being his
speciality.
Sidney and vicinity still enjoys
Italian weather, with the excep-
ton of a slight shower Sunday
dlICIuOOll.
A. M. Baker and family Of
Salem were visiting James Hud-
dleston and family several days
last week.
]. Fl. Smith was compelled to
kill his fine sheppard dog u few
days ago, on account of suspect
ed rabies.
Sidney young people had an
enjoyable evening recently at a
lawn party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j, NJ, Buchanan.
George and Ora Meeks left
Tuesday for Chillicothe, Mo-,
where they will attend the Nor
NAL the next three months.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
M @ B L E Y

w. w. Taylor attended the
picnic at Jesup Saturday, and
reports a very good time.
Miss Luna Andrews, who is
here from Texas visiting rela-
tives, attended services at Mt.
View Sunday.
Rev. Dennis Butler Of Gala
mine was at Mt. View Sunday.
We predict success for him in
the ministerial work.
Rev, G, w. James preached at
Mt. View Saturday and Sunday,
He announced that the meeting
would be protracted this week.
DR.. j. w. Tibbles writes from
Texas to old friends here that
crops are a complete failure in
Stephens county, where he is
now located.
Cleo Dawson and Alex Lewal-
len, two Of our very best young
men, left this week for Nam.
moth Spring, where they think a
mammoth fortune awaits them,
Eugene Dawson is over about
Powhatan looking for work.
Our hypothesis is that Mobley
has greater attractions for Eu-
gene than anything he can find
in Lawrence county.
Our & 90 d old Republican
friend, D, M. Lewallen, whom we
have tried to convert to the Dem
ocratic faith u thousand times,
was visiting his son, Lewis, near
Cave City Saturday and Sunday,
MI. View church will be repre-
sented in the Spring River Bap-
list Association by G. S. Jerni-
Gan, e. Is. Andrews and W, A.
|
Clark. The Association meets
this year with Dry Creek church
in Lawrence county,
Our friend, Thorn Gray Of In
dependence county, informs US
that he has numerous sollclta-
tons to make the race for Cong
ross in the coming election, Gray
may get the solicitations, but it
will take the honest Dave King to
get the votes
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
S II E L BY WILL E .

Miss Beulah Shaver of Straw
berry was visiting relatives here
few days ago.
Hon. e, b. Andrews Of Wild
Cat Corner was in this town one
day the past week
Quite a number Of the young
people Of this place attended tho
picnic at Jesup Saturday.
Misses Eta and Kate Baker
we're visiting their sister, Mrs.
d. Z. Erwin, at this place last
Sunday.
Tom James and family of Mob
ley were visiting at the homo Of
&c. A. Stephens here Saturday
and Sunday.
Crops are looking we'll here,
as we have not suffered to any
great extent for rain in this i'm
mediate vicinity.
This vicinity was visited by q
good rain last Sunday evening,
which was very much approcia-
ted by the farmers
W. w. Johnson and j. G, Nc
Gee made q business trip to New
port Monday Of last week, re-
turning Wednesday.
Hon. e, B, Andrews, govern
ment inspector Of cattle for this
county, reports that ho has found
the genuine Texas tick in some
parts Of the county, bat that
there are none in this immediate
vicinity.
Sheriff W, O. Smith was in
this section of the county Thurs
day and Friday Of last week,
rounding up jurymen for the
August term Of circuit court
Quite number Of our citizens
are on The list this time,
AS we are now done our crops,
and as It's entirely too hot to
work anyway, we think Of visit
ing our wife's people for about
the next thirty days, However,
we hope we'll not meet with such
luck as did the citizen Of Bengay
that last weeks Record told
about.
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02

Eeral people Of this section
Ito Calamine Saturday of
Mex and heard Mr.. Graham,
ing man, speak on mining
10 have been quite Interest,"
$We heard one man say il
He'd five feet square of land
|uld 60 to digging,
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
Wehh llas A Job,

John W. Webb has boen ap.
pointed postmaster at Mountain
View, vice Il, NJ, Ramey, re"
signed,
Webb was Il mom6er Of The
last legislature Il short time, un'
iii unsoatod in favor Of W, W.
Cartwright, u Democrat
Sharp County record., 1907-08-02
c L N T 1 r
The weather is still dry.

The weather Is still dry,
W. +. Stewart is having q
oistern dug on his premises,
Wilson Holt Of Davidson town
ship was seen here Saturday,
Mrs. Ruth Nicholson Of jack
son county visited her mother,
Mrs, W. II, lluIott, here last