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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Frank E. BeIiamy win be pleased to velcome all his friends at his new barbershop in the south end of the Hngbes Block opposite the Y. M. C. A
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
YARREz IN DuRANcE.

Francisco Yarrez, charged with be ing drunk and dressed up." was fined SC in Justice Burdick's court yester day morning. Being broke, Francis co will take the count in the city jail
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

If you are going to (. .ssnits write ,r wire Ernest F. Bennett. Haenisa' for automobile service. Cars meos all trains.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
TO RisaEE MorhERs,

We take special care in cutting children's hair. Under 12 years of ago only 25c- Golden Rule Barber
 Shop. Hughes Block, rear of Y. W.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
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Leave your hair. whiskers and laundry at the Golden Rule Barber Shop. south end of Hughes Block. op- posite Y. N. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
WILL WE'D DECEMBER i5,

The marriage of William Alexander Beaton and Miss Lucie Frances Will kinson, which is announced to take place in Los Angeles on December 18th, will prove of interest to their many friends in this city who know Mir Beaton and who were acquainted with Miss Wilkinson during her resi- dence h Bisbee. Mr: Beaton has liy. ed in Bisbee about fifteen years ana is a son of the founder of the Qgssh Laundry in this city. Miss Wilfin- son was formerly in the employ or Buxton-Smith- They will live in Los Angeles. .where NIT. Beaton will star, in the eiectFicai supply business.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Regular Friday night dance. com mencing s:3o p. m-, finishing in time to catch the 11.30 car for Bisbee. First ,class music. Best ,hooz iD town. Cone. 92s
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
aeorqanixed Church of Latter Day
 Saints

Sunday school at 2:o0 p. m- Sacra-
 ment service at 3:15 P. M., and preach ing at 7:30 D. mall in Tombstone Canyon church across from steam laundry-Alvin Knisley, servant.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

ciaer-she genuine New York pure apple juice. all bars and dealers. "
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Buffy's pure New Ycrh apple cider, all leading dealers and bars 70
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Get your Christmas dolls at the Anona Club doll bazaar. Dolls all dads
 Doh ali sizes-
 Dolls all prices.
 Dolls, all dressed at home Decembe- 11th and 18th. I. O. Q. F. Hall. .s'-e$sss. .l.s
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Pure apple cider for that home made r,ince meat. All dealers. 20
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

nearest Agent, to s.ss sf4 NORMAN CARMICHAEl.
 Asst GenT Su:a, 4. T. THOMPSON.
 Treasurer. CAPTION. 4
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
 YEOMEN.
 ~ Richard Homesteaa AS S93 meets second and
 lZ fourth Wednesdays st Pythian Castle. Ns6k Visiting Archers srs
 cordially invited. II. D. HALL, Foreman. EDWARD E. KEAST, Correspondent
 P. O. Box 2094.
 Rathbone Lodge No
 Sgaf 10. Knights of Pytb- sf a& ias, meets every Tuesday evening iH SsS Pythian Castle. 4z4T 4T Visiting brothers R cordially invited.
 ]. J. HARRINdT0N, c. C.. J. c. KREIGBAUM, K. of R. s,  Weedmen Of the World meet ai Pythian Castle the second and fourth Monday of each month. Visitips brotbers Invited to attend 69ti2ia'f W. R. DENsSyS. Q. c. c. ". T30MASs Clerk s.rPs Q. ELkas s...tf. Bisbee Lodge. No. sn, meets frsi and third Friday of each month zi Elks' Hah.
 Visiting brothers cordially invited
 JACK McGREGoR, , Exalted Ruler JOSEPH s. McKEEHAN,s Secretary --- - ------------------
 nl~ IT..
 ial I. Q. .. T., meets s55zes every Wednesday ev .s5-f .s5 ening in Odd Fellows Hall, Main street Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend
 J. H. HOWELL, Noble Grand. F. c. Henderson, Secretary. -ss. Eastern Star Lodge
 meets on the second %OS and fourth Wednes, isSi Zx days in each monsk. Nr Worthy Matron. KATHERINE E. PATE Secretary.
  KNIGHTS OF THE AMAccAREEs,
 TENT NO. g.
 Meeting nights, first and third Mop- days, Medigovich Hal Visiting Sir Knights are invited to attend,
 # P. J. MCCULLOUGH, Com
 B. A. WILKINSON. R. K
 KNIGHTS OF PYThlAss Cananea Lodge, No S Y. M. C. A Hall, Cananea, Sonora Meets ever! Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited
 J. KNOX KENT, C c
 c. NJ SANDERS, Miot F.
 HENRY LANE, K of R. & S P. O. Box n.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
HEARS OF FATHERS DEArH.

Christmas Sandy at rhe AIhambra
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
MoNKEY#AcED OWL.

Revival at Church of Christ 7.so.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Aeview want ads bring results.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Bryan and His Offer to Kern.

Tba, politics make bclfeows never more clearly ehen pl6el William Jennings Bryan share the White of the democratic n" political distinction that for years he right of Bmont who the interest of the pu tbe and who has frequently been n nounei by in the councils of h" party
 "Any president is worthy to share the "he House with me-" compacent Bryan
 John W. repeated office seeking m the state because his ennge with Tom Tammany politician of the Hoose conducting gambling hell French Lick which be in the nosls of deceucy Indiana before public opn in its outraged might and it's existence
 And this Kern complaent Bryan declares with h get the presidency advertising smile the White House with hm be been for the vice peden The William Bryan has appeared un millions of honest democrats the of all who really would rah would principle etray for such the presidency of United States Two million democratic the United their maawk and motc hton B Par democratic His
 had bitterly by Bryan who openly advocated the of William Hearst had for eight years
 eny advocated the principles had been preaching It was the convention printed in his Commone article commenting Hearst and his fight for genuine dem democracy fight in which Bryan and s96 and l9Oo Hearst has consistently fought the Muy the Ryans the Bmon'' the Tage MeCarrens Hall Southern Pacific Hearst continues He like Thomas F Ryan, Bel Tammsny Chief Murphy Alton Parker and the whole puoa belong Had the Denver convention repuated these they repuaig Gufey in Pennsy possibly do the harm and then nominated Bryan, all probability would have been the Nebas kan' strongest and supporter
 Bryan has puo No other conclusion can be reached regarding his Belmont Murphy and Before November the veil will have been withdrawn the millions Ban ardent followers His loo The tOmhawked will tmahawk Bryan the in November Poor Parker'N Poor Bryan''l
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Giants of Principle Wanted.

Arizona about from the territorial hrysas beaueo statehood behoe her citizenship consider the responsibilities which be them and firmly solve that the of of who stand republican of the territory this time shall to the people worthy Shall he be the hired tool of the largely controlled territorial Brady oN democrat whose boast smith branding the latter whom railroads in Washington for
 right it beoo'es the people of the ing of the situation and accordingly republican the situation and meets h with brains from corporate domination people will do are of old line democrats other than the minaton to puda'e Smith if he only the of the republicans right man and sweep the territory from end O
 Never in the history of the ated country entered what historically good feeling by the hot air blasts campaign daily papers, the the week of hold Men reading and thinking spreading a
 e the man from Missouri the American citizen
 looking for to lead and politicians Nevada borouoh the Southern Pacific Railroad corporation shaces and her Never before were the American greater to- wards legitimate industrial termned that domination poie cease he hoo" the republican party get line Roosevelt spirit
 The looking eadT h.r tomahawks drawn the seeking politician whatever marty whose purpose is to deceive
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
No Hope For Bryan.

No Pacific in ntouch wih and his Independence League than Lawrence California, Nevada nent tw L. Prescott recupeang whie Eghoz made the definite ment that under circumstances would the which indose Nua Bryan for the presidency The in scon , that tim and the following the eaito, h pice ma making bid for the he New Worked
 'hht Eghoz knew whereof he spoke days Inter @ Following the democratic convention when York to Los Angeles simultaneously hitter eao,,
 Bryan and the democratic platform branding denee of the American Without upp Brv,n run "e ne ghost n presidency Bryan stands before people candidate fo h.
 y TOT the immense material advantage candidacy carries
 who uses the presidency advertising own selfish gains " ~ ""
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22

istence at the price of sou. nate's shane, it is in orde, s' tice before whom such n m. convicted of crime to sec ,o :, punishment is made to fiji n. Such creatures care no,hin,
 unless it be beyond their ,p p pay, and unfortunately the Ds,, nature of their orenses fo,bi1, M of any magnitude beyond tbo Y the women upon whom ,b.r r Such creatures have n bo,,c. dingy cell or the rock pne the shame of any community ,h, creatures be tolerated for s A, % the law can reach them. the wise is sufficient.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
BULL MOVEN| CONTINUES n
 EXCHANG[ l
Stocks Show Substa|
 Gains In Eastsrn|
 Markets

NEW YORK, July 2O.-rb.
 York market today was ertrenl tive from the beginning and M recalled the markets that uys the rule a couple of years sso opening price in nearly all was at a substantial advance o,l close of last week and stocks ,.,| en in hand and pushed steadily v| almost without a break until ,b,| In nearly every active issue soI vances were made and the Il prices were in most instance, ,.] high for the day. There seemed a very small amount of liquids,id such as came out was well taken out affecting the stability Of ,h. ment. The sentiment of the s,-| still bullish and the talk is for f, advances. Market had an er,,pa ly strong undertone and the par.| tion reached many people beside. professionally interested in s, ment. During the later trading
 was some uncertainty and a.,ea, to take profits but not sufficiently to cnange the trend of the move Sales New York Stock Exchanse 700 shares. ..
 On the Boston market there VI, ter trading than there has bee, some time and probably reaecied from the activity in New yri
 from any developments in th. C, situation. Many of the xsiss ( gained somewhat but as a nk ' did not advance materially sl,i the tendency was distinctly frns better absorption of stocks WAS {,
 London Copper, Spot 57 pds. Ii tEnturAa sQ nJs 10 G d
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
The Good Roads Movement.

most gratifying to the Journal Miner be announce that 'ne people or ia'"a county ensng movement
  great success Daily residents of the county far are guno Inc membership roll in sending cards dv sune Another meeting bea h .. house eight o'clock this possibly his encouragement 10 the officers o a OTIS by his
 The and e miso n, greater rewa'ds for first highways nm. great essential to success of movement which Switzerland thu dents of this section of the territory The working like beavers for its They the work unl progressive citizen Yavapa ing room should be the rule during the meeting
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
Editorial Comment
The Fruits and Fights of Statehood.

Nothing accomplishment outlook admission of Arizona full aedged state sometime dur ing political blanks ter national platforms declaring unequv statehood for Azona and tha, the earliest possible day while personally placed himself record his personal question tly himself by thwarng the him William immediate admission of both Arizona and New Mexico But Anaoa statehood almost een become 'a before whichever be- the presidential typical his ympahes he distinctly The accomplish
 
 Mexico will which will highest historical niche the Roosevelt national life
 within year of the world the so acquired from eponsbie, great will be greater the character of the who first the State of Arizona o United States Senate Already the ambitious laying their wires anticipation of the struggle that Is It to be battle whole and predatory which for have yielded dominant influence in the conduct of territorial a fairs Does that is b be- wish be known like Nevada ly to do bidding be elas'ed with like Wisconsin, oklah inS,suo do .As bidding of ,se ueop. whose iv % ,hy o Before been failed and the main provisions the which fundamental law should be dee, p mary: provide nomination United states Senators provision which admirably of the northern states and largely with objections the constitutional selecting course such primary law could be only advisory from the people the leg iaue bu. it remains single state legislature override the wishes of the senatorial primary.
 Congress corpor a'ion agent His there accordance with spirit
  by the people deney been the principle than deue themselves by sending puppets
 
 Wisconsin n she honored herself sending te fight the peoples
 
 republican the ue to elect Governor chambein ate to succeed the corporation Fulton hood of states already national Of blind state primary and have not tant of predatory domination.
 behooves of be- tia mh mental
 
 admission state be NO other the legitimate should railroad development but the ae Tor corporation benefit and the of pie ~ r
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-22
LONG JAIL SENTENCES IN ORDER

when a man sinks so low as 10 con. sent to a worthless and a workless ex.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
COUNCIL ADDS
TWENTY COPS
MOHR AND FUNK SUGGEST
THAT NEEDED WEDDING OUT
OF NONDESCRIPTS BE UN-
DERTAKEN IN CONJUNCTION.

Twenty more patrolmen for the
police department. This sounds
good to those people living on the
outskirts who have been employing
a peace guardian nights with
money out of their own pockets
while at the same time assessed
with the rest of the city for police
protection. A new police ordinance
which provided for only 55 patrol
men, a chief, two captains, three
sergeants, three drivers and three
jailers, was introduced last night
by Councilman Lambert. This was
an increase of 10. Councilman
Funk desired more men and his
amendment adding 10 was unani-
mously adopted. He said the coun-
cilmen should visit the police sta
ton and weed out those who have
outlived their usefulness. He did
not want to be understood as. say
ing the aged officers had not been
good men in their younger days.
Councilman Mohr took the same
position. He said in other cities
they have a body of men somewhat
uniform in size, all strong, healthy
young men, but in this city they
have them from 61a feet tall to 51s
and from 270 pounds in weight to
$50.
1T would appear to a stranger"
he said, that someone started out
with a lot of stars in his pockets,
giving them out to the first men
he met"
The ordinance was recommended
out for passage at the next regu-
lar meeting.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
WANTS CHANCE TO
SUE HE GAVE AWAY

c. n. Frazer, who was injured in
the Great Northern wreck at Milan,
Wash, In August, 1907, has insti-
tuted an action in the federal court
to set aside a settlement made by
him with the company Immediately
after the wreck in which he claims
that through false representations
the company induced him to settle
his claim for damages on the pay
ment of the sum of $35.
He says that the 16 persons in
jured in the wreck were placed III
one car and hurried to Spokane,
where they were held under lock
and key until the claim agent and
physician of the company had a
chance to talk victims of the
wreck out of the notion that they
were hurt. Frazer was told that
his injuries did not amount to
much and that the company was
not liable therefor and on these
representations he accepted the
proffered settlement.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

ergy out of 10 cents worth of the
little nuts than you can out of so
cents worth of the freshest and
juciest beefsteak.
Professor Jaffa is an ardent ad-
vocate of peanuts, and even chest
nuts, for food. They beat flour and
mela a mile, he says, because they
do not have to be ground and
cleaned and all of the other things
that make the cereals costly.
Jaffa speaks in terms of protein,
or muscle building stuff, and
energy.
"Ten cents worth of peanuts, "
says Jaffa, will buy four times as
much protein and six times as
much energy as II that amount
were spent for beefsteak. 1t will
buy as much protein as 40 cents
worth of milk and as much energy
as 35 cents worth. Peanuts have
three times as much protein and
twice as much energy to the pound
as potatoes.
1.-THE almond. so much In favor
with the vegetarians, furnishes for
10 cents about one-fourth the pro
tein and less than one-third the en-
ergy supplied by peanuts 49,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
PRESIDENTIAL
COUNT ALL IN

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-With the
filing of the official count of the
presidential election by the state OF
Michigan the total count was Of
ficially revealed yesterday. The
count shows Taft received a total
of 7,637,676 votes, Bryan 6,393, 1872,
Debs 44S,453, Chain 241,252, His.
gen 83,1S6.
The total count shows a general
increase over the election of 1904.
Taft received 14,190 votes more
than did Roosevelt in 1904. Bryan
got 1,315,211 votes more than did
Alton B. Parker, the democratic
candidate in 1904.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
The ARCADE

Extra special attraction = The
great Fraivolo In his wonderful
milk can act Commencing on
Sunday night, December Is, and
continuing all week.
Four performances daily, after
noon and evenings. New illustrated
song, new moving pictures. Adj
mission 10c.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

LONELINESS is virtue that only
pretty girls can appreciate.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

MONDAY LUNCHES AND AUTO
MOBILES TO WORK FOR THE
OFFICE GIRLS OF HIS DE-
FUNcT FIDELITY FUNDING
COMPANY
sY W. G. SHEPHERD.


Special Correspondence to The Frsss
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-Of what
ever nature the financial dealings
of Patrick ]. Kieran of the Fidelity
Funding Co. may have been, there
can be no doubt that personally he
was a mighty good fellow.
What else but a good fellow
could you call a man who was so
good to his office help that every
day he had fine dinner sent in
from nearby restaurant and
served in his offices, thus saving
the girls quite little money and
the Inconvenience of going out on
DAYS when the weather was bad?
What else but good fellow
could you call man who sent his
automobile around to the homes of
some of the girls in the morning. to
bring them down to work, and also
carried them home at night in the
same automobile?
That was Patrick Keiran, who
was known around lis Broadway
as the prize employer when it came
to looking after the comfort and
personal pleasure of the young
women who worked in the offices
of the various concerns in which
he was the prime mover.
The employees of the building, too
the elevator man, the BARRIERS
and the others with whom the man
came in daily contact-knew
Keiran as good spender." A half
dollar tip was one of the easiest
things from which he separated
himself. And there was mourning,
not only in the Keiran offices, but
throughout the breadth and heigth
of the building, when Keiran's FL
deity Funding Co. went into the
hands of Receiver Gilroy, and it's
= offices were moved to AZ Broad
way, adjoining Gilroy's law offices.
There are other things told of
Keiran, too, that make it hard to
believe, as Gilroy asserts, that the
Fidelity Funding Co. has several
millions of liabilities and only a
few hundred assets. For instance,
a close wealthy friend of the miss
ing financier said today that no
matter in what city of the country
Keiran happened to- be, on bust
ness, he never failed to go to mass
IS o'clock mass. Often, too, when
in New York, he would go to mass
on his way to his offices. One of
Keiran's most cherished possess
sions, according to this same
friend, is a gold cross studded with
diamonds, worth about $4,000, which
was presented to him by Catholic
nuns in appreciation of services he
had performed in behalf of their
church work.
One of the girls at Keiran' S
Broadway office was Mrs. Lorena
c. Davis, in whose name, Receiver
Gilroy says, Keiran ran several
dummy" bank accounts. Keiran
hailed originally from Buffalo,
where the Fidelity Funding Co. was
organized, and from Buffalo came
also Mrs. Davis. She married very
young, and was left widow at 20.
She had one child. a daughter. and
this child, so New York friends of
Mrs. Davis say, is in Buffalo with
grandparents. 1t is said also that
out of her earnings as Mr. Keiran's
confidential secretary she sup
ported her parents as well as her
daughter
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
GIVE BACK THAT GOLD

" William H. Stubbins and William
FBthbbins have been given until
next Saturday to pay into Judge
Hihkle's court $14.70, the balance
'ofoa, roll of $3.50 found by Stub
sbins and his son in the woodhouse
of Mrs. C. e. Pyle, E208 Second
avenue. Stubbins lives a few doors
from the Pyle home and went with
his son to the Pyle house to borrow
An ak.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
HATED TO GO BACK

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16.-De-
MED landing on the threshold of
the promised land that holds his
family and his friends, HON Tim,
who arrived at this port two
months ago, went violently insane
in the detention shed of the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Co.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
POISON FOR PRIEST.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. 49,
The serious condition of Rev.
Louis Lops, Polish priest, has just
brought to light the fact that an
attempt was made upon his life
Sunday. During communion serv.
Ice he was handed wine that is
believed 70 have. contained strych-
nine. Trouble in the church for
some time past had already re
suited In shot being fired at him
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
THAT PEANUT
Diet AGAIN

Special Correspondence to The Press
BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 16.-And
now steps forward another cham
pion of the peanut diet.
This time it is Professor Jaffa Of
the University of California, who
declares that you can get more en-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
EMMA IN TROUBLE AGAIN.

DOUGLAS, B. c.; Dec. 49,
Emma Goldman, who was taken
from the train en- route from Bel
bingham, where she was forced to
leave, to Vancouver, B. c., by Ca
madam immigration officers and
held pending deportation orders
from Ottawa, was later released
and allowed to proceed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

The Press. IS cents . month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

In rummaging around for the
ak they stumbled across the pocket
book dropped by some member OF
the Pyle family, who on discover
ing the loss Of the purse immedi-
ately went after Stubbins and his
son. Part of the money was re-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
posrmAsrEas FOR OREGON

WARRINGTON. d. c., Dec. 49,
President Roosevelt has nominated
the following postmasters in Ore
son: N. II. Chamless. Arleta
Charles w. Merell. Bond; ]. NJ
Basket, Freewater: Edgar Hostel.
ter, The Dalles: q. M. Richey. La
0rande.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16

For novelties in smokers ar
ticles see M. A. Gunst & Co.'S
three stores, 721 Sprague avenue,
707 Riverside and 612 Riverside. $50
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-16
SAVE ONLY A KEY

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 16.-Noth-
ing but the key to the fire alarm
box which hung on the wall in the
office of the Flexo Building Paper
Co.'S plant was saved from the fire
which destroyed the factory. The
fire caught from a saturator, the oil
in which boiled over into the fire.