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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-05
The Well Of
Invention Is
Not Drying Up
By MICHAEL 1. PUPIN. Professor of Electz
Columbia University.

~MaNMaW Columbia Unvrsity
@@@#@@a@a@HE WELL OF INVENTION IS NOT DRYING
{ - SOURCE GRADUALLY SHIFTING
+ n PLY REMAINS CONSTANT.
T ~ The discoverer the Seed the INVENTOR
+ + GATHERS THE HARVEST. When this harvest
becomes exhausted then discoveries shift gadu
ally into the foreground and epoch Of invention makes its
VIZ ARE GRADUALLY SHIFTING A
OF INVENTIONS. 1T PRODUCTION
SUBSTANCES. THE PAST EPOCH DEALT MACHINES
GENERATING AND UTILIZING VARIOUS TYPES
MAKING NEW MATERIALS.
Some Of these purely scientific
Others however only scientifically interesting but they
also of the GREATEST PRACTICAL IMPORTANCE. Take
instance the aceene In combination with oxygen berae
amount pound The obnabe
this combination far beyond the temperature of the oyo
flame industry up the industry Of Welding
plates Of and Of other materials together by the application
the aceeneoxygen fame New materials will which
up EVEN A MUCH LARGER AMOUNT OF AVAILABLE
ENERGY per pound than the acetyeneoxygen combination
materials will also which will be superior STRENGTH
AND DURABILITY the and bronzes which
today The effect of all this methods
taton, like balooning automobing well be imagined
worker field activity very busy sowing
NEW SEED IN NEW AND STILL UNEMPLOYED SOIL.
The seed the little ecron and the soil is chemistry of
Who tell today what the harvest will be? That
who follows with wahful the steady of
any odoubt
YES, THE NEW EPOCH OF INVENTION WILL
ABILITY BE MUCH MORE WONDERFUL THAN THE OLD. MEN
GO. INVENTION
WILL GO FOREVER AND LIKE TENNYsoNs BROOK,
GATHER STRENGTH IN ITS FORWARD PROGRESS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
MACCABEES STRONG;
PLAN UNIFORM RANK
List of Officers Elected Mon
day Night-Luncheon
Served After Election.

Twenty-three candidates were in
'itiated at the meeting of the Mac
cabee lodge, which was held Monday
night. After this had been disposed
of, the election of officers was gone
into with the following result:
Deputy state commander, Richard
Humphrey; Past commander, w. S.
Langford; commander, E. P. Van AL
styne; lieutenant, P. j. McCulloch;
chaplain, Charles Orr; r. K, E L.
Williams. sergeant, ]. A. WasseT;
physician, E. A. Wilkinson; master al
arms, W. H. Beach; first master OF
G., ]. E. Birch; second master of G.,
w. F. Loan; sentinel, Jacob Adams;
picket, George w. Carroll.
After the officers had been elecUeo
tie members turned the meeting into
a social AFFAIR, at which lunch and
cigars were INDUCED in. During the
visit of State Commander Bumpus
the lodge has greatly increased its
membership and is now one Of the
strongest in the territory. It is the
intention of the members to organize
a uniform rank in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
PLACES FIXED FOR
DEMOCRATIC CAuCUSES
viii Be Held Saturday Night
and Name Delegates to
Be Voted On.

A meeting of the Democratic City
Central Committee was held last nlgn'
1.-The club headquarters, with all of
the members present. The meeting
was for the purpose Of setting a date
and fixing the places at which the
three ward caucuses are to be held
for the purpose of naming delegates
to be voted for at the primaries April
oath.
The Following places were desig-
mated and next Saturday, April 18th.
set as the date First ward, city han,
at p. M; second ward, Justice Ho
gan's Office at 5 p. m; third ward,
Palace Undertaking Parlors at p. m.
At the same meeting a committee
consisting of A. p. Soles, G. W. Moon
and Johnny James was appointed TO
ascertain from the city attorney the
qualifications for voting in the COM
ing primaries and to report at the
next meeting of the Warren District
Democratic Club:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
WARREN FIGHTERS
ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
Department Has Been Organ
lied Into Two Companies,
Equipment On the Way,

At an enthusiastic meeting in the
general Offices of the Warren Com
pany, the Warren Fire Department
met last night with about twenty-five
members present. The organization
was divided into two companies, one
to have headquarters in South War
rem, the other in North Warren. H.
H. Warburton is captain of the latter
company; A. r. Malone of No. 2.
Two carts and 600 feet of hose have
been ordered and are expected daily.
The officers of the department are
as follows:
Chief, John Foster; assistant chief
r. L. Caldwell; treasurer, G. w. Van
Dyke; secretary, Newton Trenham.
Two fire wardens, whose duty it will
be to inspect houses with reference
to their liability to catch fire, were
also appointed-H. B. Hanscom and
c. L. Riley.
Warren is well equipped with n.y.
drants, there being one every 300
feet. They are arranged in such a
manner that six streams can be
thrown on every block in the town.
There is a pressure of 104 lbs. on
Arizona street, and pressure of so
pounds on the highest point. AS soon
as the new tanks are filed the pres
sure in these two places will be in
creased to 12O and so pounds re-
spectiyeIy. Pending the arrival of
their own equipment, the department
is using 500 feet of hose from the
G. & A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
REPORTED MARRIAGE
PROVES FALSE ALARM
Well Known Young People
Subjected to EmbanasSmentS
By Their Friends,

Considerable excitement was ,eas
ed at the local railroad depot last
evening when it was rumored that
Miss Grace Mitchell, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alexander
Duvall during the past winter, and
Joseph S. McKeehan, secretary of
the local lodge OK Elks, and one of
the most popular men of the district,
intended TO get married and start on
a bridal trip to San Francisco. Al
though for a time the circumstances
pointed strongly in this direction and
the couple were subjected to many
endorsements by friends, the re-
port finally proved TO be false alarm
McKeehan and Miss Mitchell hao
been seen together a great deal dur
ing the past winter, and when the re
port was circulated yesterday that
they had secured a marriage license
two days before a large number of
friends gathered at the depot.
Miss Mitchells trunk was found
plastered with numerous postal cards
treating the subject of matrimony.
McKeehan's trunk could not be dis
covered, although he appeared in a
few minutes accompanying Miss
Mitchell and her sister. What was
supposed to be the bridal party board
ed the train and then large quantities
of rice were distributed freely. The
entire floor OF the observation car
was covered, and congratulations OK
tended.
Later in the evening McKeehan whe
rode as far as Lowell with Miss
Mitchell returned To the city and de
MED the report of any wedding.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
SHERIFF JACK WHITE
BECOMES A BENEDICT
Big Offer Does Not Even In
form Relatives of His
Intentions.


It was learned In the city for the
first time yesterday morning that
Sheriff Jack White had been married
to Miss Oda Kaler, a young lady OF
Phoenix, on Sunday, and that the big
officer and his bride were on their
way TO Tombstone, having delayed
their honeymoon until later in the
summer because of official duties de-
handing the sheriff's presence at the
county seat. Tha news proved a big
surprise to the sheriff's numerous
friends, and also to his brothers, to
whom he had not given the slightest
inkling OF his intentions.
Following Is an account OF the az
fair taken from one of the capital
city newspapers:
Sheriff Jack White, OF Cochise
and Miss oda Kaler, a popular young
Phoenix girl. were quietly married
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the residence of the brides mother,
on East Buchanan. Probate Judge
Phillips performing the ceremony.
"The wedding of this popular
couple ends a somance that begun in
this valley many years ago, when
White and his bride were boys and
girls. Though White left here many
years ago, going to Cochise, the love
affair has continued"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
SMITH IS WRATHY
OVER STORIES TOLD

YUMA, Ariz., April 14.-ProbabIy
Mark Smith can scent a campaign lie
as far as anybody in the political bus
mess. Away back at Washington he
has heard of unfair stories in circu-
lation in Yuba county and he hastens
to brand them for what they are
worth. He has written a plain-spoken
letter to Attorney Frank Baxter,
chairman of the central committee of
Yuma county, in which he challenges
his maligners to come from under
cover and make some definite charge
IN the open. The letter is of a per-
sonal nature and p7obaly was not in
tended for publication, but it cannot
possibly do any harm to give it to the
public. 1t is as follows:
House of Representatives,
Washington, d. c., April S, 1908
Frank Baxter, Esq.
Yuma, Arizona.
MY Dear Frank: l hear that GER
tain persons in and near Yuma ana
elsewhere are industriousiy circulat-
ing the report that ! am against sin
gle statehood for Arizona-now that
some chance for success appears-aIl
because the railroads and other cor
porations are opposing joint statehood.
hear further that | am charged with
being railroad attorney, etc. If
anybody ever says such a thing in
your presence show him this letter
and tell him that he is a malicious
liar. ! am as strong for single state
hood as | have ever been and expect
TO pass the bill in the next congress
know not whether the corporations
will be for or against statehood as /
am not in touch with them nor DO
they favor me with their condolences.
Any man who says that ever was a
railroad attorney, or that / ever got
fee as attorney from any railroad
company, or that any such company
ever contributed one dollar to any
election of mine, or ever agreed to
contribute anything TO my political
success. is a liar and the truth is
not in him. After all these years Of
honorable and devoted service to the
people of Arizona, I win not sit tame
ly by and have my honor impugned
or my character aspersed By scandal
mongers and political adventurers
who are circulating lies to gain their
personal ends. have no secrets from
the public; don't play the hypocrite;
my life is open. ! hope my friends
viii defend me in my absence. When
get home / will defend myself
against all the character assassins
who viii come out openly where all
men can see and know them. Your
friend,
MARK A SMITH"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
WILL BISBEE
SPEND $4,000
ON HIGH School
Question to Be Brought Up At
Mass Meeting Next Satur-
day Night-What Trustees
Say of Matter.

The selection Of q site for high
school building, the issuing of bonds
to the amount of $4,000 or $4,000
for the construction OF a high school
building, the addition of four rooms
to the school building in Tombstone
canyon, are issues which the citizens
of this School District No. 2, are
called on TO discuss at a meeting
which has been called by the mem
bers of the school board. This meet
ing, so the notices pasted on the doors
of the various school buildings OF the
district proclaim win be held Sarur-
day night of this week at 1880 O'Clock
at the Central school building.
The matter of building a high
school has been agitated for some
time, the members of the high school
having given last winter a banquet
at which they spoke of their needs.
Superintendent Philbrook of the
Bisbee public schools, expressed him
self as follows in regard to the mat
ter: IF the high school building
proposed is voted upon fayorably at
once, IL will be the beginning Of 1903
before we can use it, but with the al
dition of four rooms to the school at
Lowell, the congestion will be suffi-
GENTLY relieved to enable us to make
out until that time. The schools of
the city have been growing at such
a rate that the addition of two rooms
each year has been necessary, and
unless something is done to relieve
the situation, half terms next year
are the only solution l can see aside
from increased room. If we uv UulI-
struct high school building it would
be foolish not to erect one that would
make provision for the future, and
for that reason a building to cost in
the neighborhood of $4,000 or $780,
600 should be erected. Other places
not half as large as Bisbee have mag
nificent school buildings. and / think
that the people here want a building
that viii be credit to the town"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
RICH STRIKE MADE
At R|AC0N PROPERTY
High Grade Silver Ore En-
countered in Mexican Mine
Owned By Local Men.

High grade silver ore has been en-
countered in one Of the lower work
ings of the American Rincon Mining
Company at Temascaltepec, seventy
miles southeast of the City of Mexico
and from all indications tae ore body
is an extensive one. The stock of
the company is owned almost enrreis
by well known local citizens.
The first news of the strike was
received by the local stockholders
yesterday, it being stated that a vein
about a meter and half in width
and carrying about 106 pounds of sill
yer to the ton, valued in the neigh
borhood Of $500 had been encountered
in a cross-cut at the $50 foot level
According to the information, which
was meager, the indications were
that the ore body was an extensive
one. The news came from Hugh Nc
Donald, superintendent of the prop
erty.
The present Rincon property has
been worked for couple of hundred
years at various intervals, but not
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15

until about eighteen years ago were,
modern methods employed. At that
time a Spaniard named Maunfrey
gained control Of the property and
operated it up until five years ago,
taking out about 100000 in silver.
Water was then encountered and
operations discontinued.
Two years ago "a number of local
men bought control Of tae property
and organized the American Rincon
Mining Company. Since that time
the workings have been unwatered
and a large amount of development
work been accomplished. The mine
has been self-supporting for about
one year past.
The local men interested in the
puroperty are: Hoval A. Smith, DIR.
M. d. Johnston, DR.. G. L. Caven,
George A. Laird and Franklin W.
Smith.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
TOUCHED FOR $1,000.

The Los Angeles papers contain an
account of the touching of 'Bill''
Truax, formerly Of this city, for
81, 800. According to the story. Truax
was on his way to Los Angeles from
Ryolide, Nevada, with $1,000. $500
of which was in currency and the re-
mainder, $1,000 in the form of a
check. Upon alighting from the train
he was jostled by three persons, and
about ten minutes later missed his
pocketbook and the check. Forum
ately he had a short time previously
were made.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
(Snecial to Review.l

TOMBSTONE April 14,-on his
return to his home here this evening
with his bride, Sheriff Jack White
was given warm reception by his
numerous friends. The sherin's
team was sent to Fairbanks to meet
the train, taking a roundabout route.
but the information leaked out and all
the roads into the city were watched.
He finally came along and with his
bride was taken from the buggy and
placed in an automobile The rattle
of tin cans and horns awoke the en-
tire city this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
WILL ATTEND COURT.

DR.. C. L. Caven and Justice ]. W.
Hogan will leave the city this morn
ing in the formers automobile, going
to Tombstone where they have been
summoned in connection with the
case Of The Territory VS.. J. F. Brown
who is charged with perjury. The
offense with which Brown is charged
is alleged to have been committed
a. the time of the hearings of the
cases against William Tate and Bert
Gemehle on charge of having killed
William Hanna, one year ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
once Of the Comptroller of the Cur

ONCE Of the Comptroller of the Cur
reacy,
Washington, d. c.,
March "a, 1908.
Notice IL hereby given to all per
sons who may have claims against
"rhe First National Bank OF Bisbee.'
Territory Of Arizona, that the same
must be presented to T. N. Lakin,
receiver. with the legal proof thereof
within three months from this date,
or they may be disallowed.
VIM. B. RIDGLEYs
$50 Comptroller Of the Currency
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
TAKEN DOWN WITH PNEuMoNI,

Fred Juliff, foreman OF the L. s. &
P. shaft of the Superior & Pittsburg
Mining Company at South Bisbee, was
taken down with pneumonia yester-
day at bis residence in the lower end
Of the district. Although he is not
thought to be dangerously Ill, the
case Is considered seriops.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

]. r. Bribery was taken to the
Copper Queen Hospital yesterday
where an operation viii be perform
ed for slight injury which he re
ceiyed while at work at the Gardiner.
His injury is not serious and he is
expected TO be out In a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
DANCE AT sAkERvILLE.

A dance will be given at the Baker
vile hotel this evening, Mrs. P. B.
Whitby being the hostess. Guests
will be present from Bisbee and War
rem
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
TO BOOST woopmEN.

w. B. Dunno arrived in the city
yesterday and will inaugurate mem
bership campaign in the interest OF
the Woodmen of the World. Mr.
Dunno comes to Bisbee from Clifton
and Morenci, where camps Of the
Woodmen were organized. He is the
representative of w. L. Morrow, of
Chicago, a deputy national organizer
of the Woodmen. The Woodmen are
fraternal and beneficial organization
with a membership of 100000 in the
United States. Bisbee has camp
with membership of about 200.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15

A fine upright piano, mahogany
case, slightly used, at bargain. On
easy payments If wanted. W. Muir,
Hughes Block, opposite Y. N. C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
HEROES OF ST. BERNARD.

Last time this afternoon and even
ing at the Royal. A wonderful pic
ture. Don't miss it. Admission is
cents. 731
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
INTELLIGENT DOGS.

'The Heroes of st. Bernard" A
wonderful dog picture. Last time to
night at the Royal. Admission Is
cents. 731.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
GLASSES.

Today last day DR.. Schel1. the OPP
tician at the Copper Queen Hotel.
Eyes examined free.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
FAN WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-For Arr
zona:-GeneralIy fair Wednesday and
Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15

A Grand Square plano for $50. SIC
cash and IS per month. w. Muir,
Hughes building, OPP. Y. M. G. A. so
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Four room cottage,
Quality Hill, fT--oished complete.
Phone Warren postofice. 7S2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
PeticiIin de un AyuntanienIa
E. G6Mae@ C0rrlIIO

Ell Ayuntamiento de Rio Piedras,
con fecha 28 de Febrero Jiltirno. soil
cito Sc enmiende Ell Proyecto de Ley
nhmero 95, dc los sefioles Delgado,
MSndez y Soler, en- el sentido de que
las Juntas locales de valoracion, en-
vez de ser elegidas entire los propie-
tarios, sean simplemente compuestas
por Ell Alcalde, I'm Conceal del Ayun-
tamiento, el Tasador Y el Collector de
Rentas, este liltimo como Secretario.
con voz, pero sin voto en- las delibe-
rae Jones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03
!" DON FERNANDO ETC.

III aSSiento capytulaciOn que por
Mi mandado sc thomo con vos, vi
cente yaffez pinzon, vecino de la viHa
df palos, para yr poblar la ysla NOM
brada sancf xoan, que Ell Ell mar oc-
ceano, las parties de las yndias, Ger
ca de la ysa espaa0la, es 10 syguiente:
Primeramente +: porque Yo. aca-
tando algunos buenos servycios que
vos, ell dicho vicente yafiez pinzon
Me abeys fecho, prencipalmente en-
la conquista de la ysla fsbaaola, en-
descobrir otras th lerras yslas en- el
dicho mar occeano espero que Me
fareys de aqui adelante, e por facer
bien e merced, vos fago merced de
La capitanta E c0vrexinsienf0 de la dicha
ysla de sanFt roam, por Ell tempo
que Mi merced voluntad fuera;
eseays obligado de yr de aquf fasta un
afio primero syguiente, a la dicha VS.
Ia, servir exercer el dicho ofycio,
la poblar con los mas vecinos e
moradores. casados por casar, que
para clio fuere meneSter son nece-
sarios, para questen rresidan sir
van en- ella, sin les llevar salario al
guno de Nos; que fargan com
plan 10 que por vos, de Nuestra parte
les fuere mandado especialmente
aalgunos de oscrhrytianos que agora
esth An, o estobieren, en- Ia dicha ysla, G
simon Obesdescieren Mis- mandam len.
foS, en- aigunas provincias Sc rebe-
laren algunos yndios. sc alzaren
contra Mi servicio, quen tai case, a
Sus propias costas e expensas, les
1agays la guerra.
Otyo 81: que vos, llegando Ell dicho
vicente yanez pinzon a la dicha ysla
de saact xc0n sefislareys donde los
dachos vecinos puedan poblar una vi
aaa, dos, u tres, o quatro, de cada
cinquenta sesenta vecinos, mas 81
mas oblere e vieredss compile a Mi ser
vycio, c les deys Ell termino que para
clio vieredes ser mas nescesario, G
complidero, c util, provechoso a
eIlos; que ell epartymiento de las
caballerfas, thierras, arboles, e
otTas cosas de la dicha ysla Sc faga
sygund de la forma manera que Sc q
fecho, facen, en- la dicha ysla nom
brada eJtaiiO|a; que cada unoa Quien
sc rrepaTtiere algo de 10 susodicho,
faya de rresidir, e rres;dan, en- Ia di-
cha ysla de sanct xoan por tempo de
cinco afios complideros, ST algunos
ante deste dicho tempo Sc quisieren
venir, que 10 puedan facer, mas que
non puedan vender 10 que ansf les
fuere dsdo por vecindad rreparti-
miento, mas que 10 pierda; yo pue-
da facer merced dellas, quien por
bien tobiere.
Orr 81 que vos, vicente yaffez pin
zOn, seays obligado de facer en- la
dicha ysla. a vuestra costa Q myncion
una fortaleza, que sea tai, que los
Chrystianos Sc puedan bien defender
de los yndios, G de otras personas,
one IA dicha ysla vynieren; e,que
ansf fecha, que vos faya de dar the
neucia para ella por vuestra vida, e
de uuestro successor, que vos seffala-
redes en- vuestra vida, por vuestro
testamento; Ia quail dicha thenencia
vCs taya de declarar abyendo ynfor-
1naeion de la verdad . manera della
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-03

-lDice v. que Ell documento que
vamos q publican esta en- Ia Bibliote-
ca de Tapia7
-Si, amigo Canet, en- la p5gina AZ;
pero estos documentos en- estracto
dan lugar a falsas interpretations.
POr ESQ. Opino darlos conocer f,ste =
Eros. Asi Ell p1blico sabraapreciar con
exactitud Ia veracidad de la tests que
soStcngo.
-Pues, venga Ell documento.
Aquf esta. Ell original Sc custodia
en- ell Archivo de Indias, estante I3o,
caj6n primero.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-07-08

pounds raise one foot high in
one minute, an amount of force
which few horses could perform
for any length of time.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1908-07-08
How 10 Cure
Liver Trouble

There are usually several ways to do a
given thing, but it is the aim with all of
us to find the best and shortest wav. It
is.just SO in the cure of disease. People
suffering from liver trouble imagine that
all they have to do is to take something
that will physic them. There is more
than that in the cure of so serious a dis
order as liver trouble.
\ When that drowsy. clogged up feeling comes
on you go to drug store and ask for so cent
or 81 bottle of DR.. CaldwellS Syrup Pepsin
rake a dose or two and watch results. 1t will
not only clean out the bowels and stimulate the
liver, but 1t will get the blood to circulating so
that you feel active again, and arouse the func-
tlonS OF the stomach so that your appetite re-
turns and you feel like your old self again
simple laxative or purgative could not do that
DIR. CaldwelPS Syrup Pepsin is not only won
derful laxative but it has tonic properties so
that unlike so many other things, instead of
leaving you weak and drawn it builds you UP and
strengthens YOU
1t does not gripe-it acts smoothly, oiling
the intestines so that the passage is smooth and
agreeable. It is gentle but effective, pleasant to
the taste and pure in quality. 1t is an excellent
economical Home Cure. and its results are per-
manent. 1t is absolutely guaranteed to do what
is claimed for it.
Use it for occasional or chronic constipation.
dyspepsia. indigestion. biliousneSS, sour stom-
ach Dloated stomach, fatulency, diarrhea. ami
and bowels. It is the greatest of household
remedies and no family should be without it
because in family someone at any moment
may need such laxative and then yoIi will an
preciate having DIR. Caldwells Syrup ,epsin in
the house.