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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17

A Wisconsin man makes the as
sertion that ten per cent of the mem.
bers of legislative bodies are willing
to be bribed. His estimate is too
low for some legislative bodies
Washington Post.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17

There is something about this
school book question that has never
been made satisfactory with parents
who have to buy go many new books.
Hickory Mercury.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-01-17

The fellow who thinks q book
company woul1n't dicker with po-
litical leaders Of any and all parties
in power, has not kept up with past
history.-Times-Mercury.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
INSPECTORS ARE ON
 ALERT FOR FOREIGNERS
Those From Other Lands Who Are Not Welcome Have Lit tie Chance of Escaping De- lection Sooner or Later.

During the past few weeks consid- erable attention has been attracted locally to the large numbers of Japa- nese who are being shipped through i the United States in bond. bound for points, only short distance south of /, th$ international boundary line tn Mexico. Whether they hope to be able to work their way into the Unit ed States or are attracted to northern Sonora, as the next best place to Ua- cle Sans territory is a question but the general impression prevails that the former opinion is correct.
 About two weeks ago a large mum Der of Japanese were shipped through the United States coming by the way Of Fl Paso and Bisbee to Naco, where they again crossed the border into old Mexico, and have since been put al work in the Cananea district or along the railroad right of way, which is being extended from Del Rio. In Can anea for a short time there seemed tC be some slight Til feeling on the part of Mexican laborers, who feared that the Japanese would be given the worE on which they themselves had de pended for maintenance. However most of the little brown men seemed to like the work at Del Rio and went there.
 .l Because of the fact that the Japs have preferred to get out along the railroad toward the United States, the immigration authorities on this side ot the boundary have been exercising ex traordinary vigilance and investigat ing every rumor that stated some O. the Orientals had succeeded in break ing into the promised land. For this reason almost every highway by means of which a human being could possibly get into the territory witt any chance of escaping detection hal been guarded, and the few stray un desirable aliens who have got illegal! on this side of the line. have beer captured.
 It is understood that some of th' immigration officials make regula trips into the railroad camps out 0 Del Rio and that if there are any de sertions from these centers, the vii! ones will most likely get free tick ct back to the land of the MikadO.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
MISSED THE ROAD,
 GOT INTO JAIL
Lights O Douglas the Magnet That Kept Them In Jail
 Six Days,

A comedy of errors developed in United States Commissioner Albert Nj. Sames' court this morning. Three benighted Chinamen-bronzed, light footed. lightly clothed coolies-who have been the governments prisoners in the city jail for six days were set free with what might be called fed eral apologies. Coolies An Que, An Hum and An Louie are now treading their way toward Cananea with backs toward the American border.
 The Chinamen wandered into Doug las on the night of July 31 and into the arms of the immigration inspec- tors. They, have been government prisoners for nearly a week while a deputy United States marshal and a Chinese interpreter in the service of the government have been summoned at considerable expense from Tucson and Bisbee to try this case.
 As their tale was told before Com missioner Sames this morning it be- came one of the little comedies into which circumstances sometimes lead even the efficient immigration service. The coolies had been aiming for Cana nea They arrived at Santa Cruz two months ago and have walked from there here-through Juare2 Casas Grande and up to the country below Agua Prieta- There was 70 moon and 1 through the darkness the coolies saw the lights of Douglas and made for them. The first man they met was an officer who, although he couldn't make them understand why they were detained. put them in jail. Since then the costly machine of the United States law has been creaking in their ! behalf
 When Commissioner Sames heard their story this morning he believed
 it as 1t was told, especially since they | declared they knew they must not come to the United States and meant | to keep on the other side of the bor- | der The commissioner refused to ask
 the government to pay four fares to
 San Francisco and three back to Chi na. This afternoon the blunderers
 were led back into Mexico and shown 1 the right road to Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
STATE INNOCENT TOOL OF LAND
 SWINDLERS
Looks As If California Unwit- tingIy Helped Cheat Uncle Sam Out of 12,000 Acres of Mineral Land.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-Was the great commonwealth of California tricked into becoming the instrument with which a conspiracy 10 defraud the United States of I2,00O acres of valuable mineral land in Tahama coun ty was carried to complete fiIitions
 That is the question United Staies District Judge john de Haven Ga rN, neeted to answer when Ioi,n \ tlens son, leader al the ailr Gi natnriuUs Renee q, yaeAtaMena land fraud eaRs sntEatars, aaa tE, EtDae,s P. peggtN, rA8rsed Wyth eesaE 9Efa af tke EsosJ SSt(Nv ascsyS et }ae yawa5s ttiyU, aE- HSSF gys ,ctS2 esefSsy, 8 E4EN. Enc ease Csseer& sgstSy v3sA Q gr, SssE ssatlea Ge cNs<GSEys lawyers argsGssE &gCaer- 0s-> E5g,E cE hEAAEE es ar-E defend ans Ez5 a. -sE c-zeNzssr- Cs Gz -C- -E EEE eE ESsESSlEE e E-vS-Uls@Cr EIzsE GslE5s5zs- E1zzH- -Ee CEEsL SE=s EEs -.=E-Euz=sS -- Es-EZE CEE- EGrZzZ El1E D. szl-E CE cS---LZzE EEEv1E zEE -- -ezzE zE1E eds -EIEzz1z L1z =C -aCE -lS aEZzEE I-lE5ssr- EfEzsz--za-- E-5 E1Ez Gzs -z-z EI -ES Zl-I-a1---lES GsEssS-l-- e Cal 1.rEzs lzs---Il-7Z-AEE B2 1Sg=z2 Wlss-az- -rz 5E5sz5gZ-S WEz1 sR E-5e5 aE -ass Fssss-z1 EE-A9sEzEeS g- sGrIe2 gsEs- Es -1ss Saws F-gsseGso-S
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
.PHELPS:DODGE
 DO GOOD WORK
Installing Churches, Clubs and
 Public Buildings for Use of Employees.

DAWSON, N. M., Aug. 8-The Daw- son Fuel company, a Phelps-Dodge in, terest, is just completing a series of buildings nere which are designed wholly for the ethical and aestheticaI cultivation of their 5000 employees
 It is the policy of the company to allow no other interest than its own to hold or control any property with in the limits of their large holdings, which comprise a scope of country nearly sixty miles square, and so no church or theater may be established here which would be outside of the control of the company.
 But the company Is not neglectful Of the moral, mental and physical vel fare of It's employees, and so 1t has established here a splendid school system for which it has erected at its own cost three large school buildings n hospital, an immense opera house and the latest 10 be constructed is a protestant church building. A Cath ollie church has already been built and Is in use. The new church building is to be occupied by the Presbyterian denomination, and only one protest tAAA NAlhA IAl ID dllO"E Eu OlA Nllt utlN The church building is a commodious affair and will seat 500 people. A minister's house Is also built in con junction with the church building. The large amphitheatre which is designed for the entertainment of Dawson will have an immense auli. torium, seating 200O people, the stage alone will seat 500 and will be ar. ranged as a dance floor also. A spe- clal hall will be set aside as A meet. Ing place for the various orders for each lodge meeting there. dressing room and lockers will be provided, and there Is sufficient accommodation for eight lodges.
 X splendid park for baseball and other outdoor sports has been laid out and 6 grandstand built to seat ov. or thousand people, Besides there arc liberal accommodations for the bleaehera,
 The interest taken in the social welfare of the many thousands of employees Is splendid ifaarsement of the liberal and largehearted spirit of the superintendent, K L. Carpen- ter. who has charge also of the large lumber interests of the company al Alsmogorde. which employs upwards og a thousand men,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
SHOE DEALERS HAVE
 TRICKS OF TRADE

Shoe dealers certainly have the pub lie just where they want them. A person can no more tell what number of shoe he is wearing than he can safely predict that he will wear a golden crown in the hereafter. As a consequence of which the shoe dealer smiles unto himself after he or she has left feeling sure the number of shoe called for has been obtained, when as a matter of fact the shoe sold the customer may be two sizes larger than the number called for.
 A shoe clerk had the nerve to ad- init the other day that he makes it a rule to give customers a shoe at least one number larger than what they call for. The shoes are not num- bered in plain figures any more and have not been for a number of years, and only the shoe dealer understands the code.
 As a rule" said this shoe man, people do not know just what size and last they want When this is the case we insist on having the customer try the shoe while in the store and we make an earnest effort to fit the foot as well as possible. But when q person comes into the store with a number three foot and Insists on put ting on a number one shoe. we use our discretion and the result is that she more frequently gets the numbei three than the number one. She cant understand the figures on the box Vt .cIl her 'it is the number she wants 80 she never knows any better"
 While this system is ali right iu some instances there are, on the oih or hand plenty of people who know just what number of shoe they want and when the shoe dealer takes ad vantage of the customers lack of ia milarity with the code system of shoe numbering anG gives him number seven shoe for a number five foot, be cause he thinks he Is few de, grees wiser than the customer. then he does a trick that no honest mer, chant will do,
 The shoe man has good many tricks, For instance. did you ever no tee that about half the time you buy shoes you get them wrapped up rath. or than In boNg The reason for this ia found in the desire of the nor, chpat Co make as hig display of goods as possible, He puts the emp. ~ boxes on the top shelves and seem lngiy he has an immense stock,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
TEMPE NORMAL
 4 GOOD SCHOOL
PrinCipaIA. ]. Matthews Makes Known What Inducements
 Are Given,

A. T. Matthews, principal of the normal school at Tempe, has issued bulletin relating to the opening of the institution for the coming school year:
 The next term UT the Tempe nor nal school of Arizona will begin Mon day, September g, and an unusually large attendance is assured.
 Many improvements are being made that will contribute to the comfort of the students and increase the caDaci- ty of the school. Both dornItories have been thoroughly renovated and painted and an addition has been buiit to the girls hall. increasing it's capacity by forty'eight This addition renders it possible for students 10 'eem alone for little extra cxpGnae. it they desirc to do SO. The durmItory expenses are ti6bo per month which Includes board. furnished room. steam heat electric light. running water in rooms, use of bath. parlors and pI. aaos.. The dormitory also furnishes all necessary bedding. towels table linen. etc. Fourteen dollars per month Will be charged students who desire to room in private families and board In the normal dining hail. The mili- Iary drill is the special pride of our young men and they are required to purchase a uniform at an expense of about Sl6OO.
 Rooms and houses can be rented at reasonable rates by parties desiring 10 move to Tempe for the purpose of securing school advantages A. B. Iomltnson, Andrew eilsen and R. A. WindeS are responsible real estate agents of Tempe and will furnish full particulars upon application,
 students who have completed the eighth srade work in the public school should he prepared Co enter the tigat Year of the normal course, This will he determined hy means ag written tesls, supplemented hy gradps and irstlWanlala nom former teachers Candidates for advanced standing in n0gmal classes should i,lr thelF sradea and sAeh ereaeatials as they have se- cured frpM other schools when they make apnipatian Graduates lrnm a lull hish seheai ceugHe ate 6liEihle tp iuAior elaHalaoattae |. ia dualrahle that students outer the normal the htst week uf tho term aF as a0aa thereafter as possible,
 \ iwa Seafp' eeafse m ARaRlsA has iAst been introduced Which win he ~ practical value te eaF students and @ sneelAi adSaalaNe le theae WAe par que aNF WNf Seafs Latin e0arAr s@e pNrgei "a eater ee,lNse aF eAiyarsiiS eftet et'aipietlaE sAe Ho,Asal epeWae AaaWA haln.as has aevA lasleaaVe,. sa a RsH af ibN gSssalNg oaNFsv aRd the Nalk ts ke{4 fa3niitaE y.rith tkss stt,. iea,s
 Met et sAe EallFNaas ef sAe targj MES wtll zsaAt A Heeelal galv la tsae ataaeNts sa NAS Aea cue stasFsA fagV NsF the peaNd tssRS ANit fagN le ea pad va,Alaa aaa eAe iVaFtA law sas 'Ae gesaga trlR Ask SNae i,,eal asNas tsf eAss,S,slAfs WAeA resesaslas year iieket
 fhe estskseae AAF tAe war lsaSS e>,etA,es eetaslea iasegmsslNa ca aa wastess peFtalAsas to tAp seAesl aaa Ntll ee NAwsgsiea afsea application se ae wke aFV Interested sa sAs a0fssAl
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
RECOMMENDS PEANUTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-Ten cents worth of peanuts. declares Pro lessor Meyer E. Jaffa, head of the de partment of nutrition of the State University. contains twice the pro- tein and six times the amount of en- ergy there are in a small pOrterhouse steak. The university savant pro- duces facts and figures in his article on Nuts and Their Uses as Food in the university year book to back up his statements. Society folk who have long made it a practice to eat nuts at the end of a course dinner are assailed by Jaffa. He declares nuts should not be eaten after a hearty dinner or late at night. Nuts are a food and should be regarded as such. If properly eaten no i'll effects will fol low, for, he says, nuts are by no means as hard to digest as most peo- pie think.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
WILLIAMS IS NOMINEE.
Official Canvass Shows Result-Varda.
 man Accepts Verdict.

|, JACKSON, Miss, Aug. S.-The Dem Ocratic State executive committee. to- day declared John Sharp Williams the nominee for the United States senate. Governor Vardaman conceded the nomination of MT Williams by send ing the following note to the commit tee:
 The Democratic party. through its executive committee, has declared Mir. Williams the nominee and I accept the arbitration of that tribunal with out a tinge of resentment or regret for anything done or said by my sec onds or me during the campaign"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
oouNrY ls looklNe MI.

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
MAY ssrTlE CASE.

l is understood that there Is now 0n foot a movement i0 settle out oi c0OFt she case brought against cue .Georgc SteScNS, asiege1 to have Stoi0a a small sum of meaey fFOrn the reom eg enc ot tee inhabitants of house ia the teRdegIoip district. Stevens ~SS arrested ea the charge 0a Tuesday afternoon, at NhieA time it Sss sf lSSel that be had taken sAe money Aas skipps,l fsNsea tAe girl's roesa, lt sS now understood that tae sSs1SR is, teaaS xitAdra~lnx toe complaint,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09

ure that is thought in some quarters likely to engage the attention of the next legislature of California and of Congress.
 The presentation of the facts showed that in October of 1903 the de- fendants were given title by the State to 12.OOO acres of land in Tehama county. This land has been turned over to the State by the government in lieu of the land located in forest reserves, which was surrendered tU the Federal government in accord ance with the national land laws bro viding for forest TeeTYes, and the transaction was made by the saule methods adopted in all sdCh trlnsac- tions, the State authorities making formal application for tile t1 the land in dispute Upon the vestir:s of title in the State tIe defendants lc- uuired the land.
 The prosecution declares that the State was led to make application for this particular land in ;he belief that it was sought by number of citizens who had presumably ma ie application for it in parcels and that upon it's sale it was found that the applications were false. feigned and fraudulent and made by agents of the defendants to whom the whole property eventual ly went.
 For the defense the demurrers set forth that the EoVernmvnt had no fur ther interest and that the application pt tta land policies ceased upon the passing uf title and that thereafter uUiy tho State was concerned with the matter and that it any crime was committed ii was m violation of tho laws uf tAr State alone,
 Jt was tu answer tn this argument lhav lhc moOted question was raised by United States District Attorney DJyIsu. who held that the United States IS determined to defeat any conspiracy that seeks 10 obtain its Es-d by any questionable means, even -ECCEA a State becomes the instTu- -s-- CE the C51sPiTators and their et- 5--rS succeed EfJs- title has passed E-cz1 the national government
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
SIAM HAS SPORTY KING.
Old Boy Blows In Few Millions
 While Stopping in Berlin.

BERLIN, Aug S.-King Chulaieng- konr will leave Berlin tomorrow for Cassel where he will be the guest of the German emperor and empress.
 Stories of the extravaganza of the Siamese king continue to excite and amuse Berlin. It is considered certain that he has bought s3,000,0O worth of diamonds. gold and silverware- two gold services among the selec- tions cost SS00,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
esNtlsr REMOVES esF,es.

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
FROZEN CANADIAN
 WANTS TO KNOW LOTS

fapRNtN, Aug, N-After ono has served . term as city marshal tpd has siVeh ear ta the manifold and mu,tl, faFtoHs questions and stories tha. oome to him, especially ii he gises them aa careful attention as Mayshal Mvofe doea be may reasonably eansld- eg hlmaelf an animated e9mRSndiHn el universal knowledge,
 Az sA illustration of what 0nC writer aeems ta he within the lelis, alVtlpN og the eitv mArsAal WltnCSs lse B,lias1Ag communication,
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09

WG-h DurCsrmIIk which Is fed to the hczs in the east as wen as 10 people, Sesars a. ten and fifteen cents per siaSS Ea Douglas, Mort POle' Fair eaukS would doubtless refrain from inaulgins should he Nislt here
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
"WANTED A WIFE"
WANTED A WIFE"

At the Orpneum next Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09

Fog Review bae and business office ea0 Phone Sa,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09

For Review job and business office call Phone 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-09

At the orpheum next sunday.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-12-21
Burglary at Hot Springs.

Some time between the hours Of mid
night and four O'Clock Monday morning
the dry goods and clothing store of E.
Elsie at Hot Springs was burglarized
The burglars gained entrance through
the cellar door and by breaking a win
dow pane in the door leading from the
basement to the sales room. They ap-
propriated Sl20 worth of clothing and
secured what loose change had been left
in the cash register amounting to a tri.
fle over $40. Among the articles of
wearing apparel purloined were cloth.
ing, shoes, gloves and notions. The safe
had also been tampered with but evil
IDENTITY the offenders were not profess
sional safe crackers, or they would have
opened up the doors of the iron safety
box. Diligent detective work on the
part of the police officers, sheriff and
citizens at last account has failed to lead
to any clue by which the burglars can
be identified
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-12-21
Custer Eagles Elect Officers.

Custer Aerie No. 1880, F. O. L at their
regular meeting December 18th, elected
their officers for the coming year. They
are as follows:
W. p. Pc. L. Grantham.
w. P.-Percy II. Helm.
w. V. P-Seymour Fitch.
w. Chap-E. c. Anderson.
|. CT Bowles.
o. CIV. d. Todd.
Trustees-John Kolar, Chas. Baty
Geo. Phillips.
Following this the initiatory work oi
the Order was given and new and gilt
tering wings were attached to thirteen
recently hatched Eagles. Regulation
refreshments were served and all went
home feeling that they had spent a pro.
fitable and pleasant evening A num-
ber of Eagles were over from Hill City.
The Eagle lodge is comparatively new
with US here but since its organization
the Custer Aerie has been weighed in
the balance many times but never yet
fornd wanting and we are glad that as
an order it is prospecting as it richly de.
serves to do.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-12-21
New Bowling AlIev

Clusters new Bowling Alley opened to
the public last Friday evening, the in
itial game being contest between Coun
ty and City officers, the county being
represented by the sheriff and county
treasurer, the city by the marshal and
city treasurer. The game was closely
contested from start to finish, and al
though none Of the players reached the
two hundred mark, interest was unabat.
ed until the last ball was rolled, when it
was found that Sheriff Ennis and Treas
urer Hesnard had scored victory for
the county, Mr.. Ennis beating his op-
ponent twenty pins and Mr.. Hesnard
winning out by eight pins.
Custer has long needed a place OF
amusement of this kind and the patron.
age it is receiving shows the public ap-
preciates it. While the manager intends
to keep an orderly house at all times
Wednesday evening of each week from
Z to 8 will be especially reserved for la
dies and their escorts.