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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01
LEAGUE FORMED IN ENGLAND TO
 CORRECT FORMS OF SPEECH,
British Nation Becoming Alarmed Over Fact That Nations Tongue is Worse Spoken in -rnited King
 dom Than Elsewhere.

A Pure English league has been formed in England for the purpose of rescuing the language from degenerat- ing into the cockney accent so preva- lent throughout the islands at the pres. ent time. Already the league has a membership of couple of thousand, although only organized few weeks ago, and the shades of Shakespeare, Byron, De oulncey and Macaulay, who wrote in the purest of English, can now rest in peace.
 Most literary men of England ars allied with the new movement, one of
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uNIRRreATsD SUGAR CANE.

W. K. York of Lowell yesterday brought to the Review office two stalks of sugar cane which were grown on his ranch in the Sulphur Springs val ley, four miles from Lowell. The stalks are between five and six feet in height and the patch York has on his ranch was grown since the rains started in July. It was not aided in any way by Irrigation.
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South Bend, Ind, August 1s; 1s0'

South Bend, Ind, August 19. 1908. To inc Stockholders of the Southwest
 ern Mining Company:
 You and each of you will please take notice that a special meeting of the stoclxhelders of the Southwestern Min ing Company will be held at the of Fce of fine company at Naeo. Arizona, on inc Eth day of September, 1908, at o,cfock 1.yla. to consider a proposi- ,tton for thatsale of the entire assets and nrope-t, of the company, and for the transaction of such other busi- ,,ass in connection herewith as may come beforert.e meeting.
 D. order sfsne Board of Directors. Il2i = N BONNIE, secretary
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MISS HATTIE 4. Lusk DEAD.

Miss Hattie A. Lusk died at the home of her brother, R. D. Lusk in Tucson on Thursday, August 27, after a protracted illness. Deceased came to Arizona from Detroit in 1892. Dur ing her residence in the territory she taught in the public schools of Cocaise county The early part of last term she was a teacher in the Lowell eschools.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01
LITTLE GIRL DIES.

Funer;le services over the remains of Essie 5che fifteen months old daugh- fer of Ms. and Mrs. L. c. Lynn, were held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from f1he family residence in Wood Canyon. Rev. W. E. Spicer, of the Csslristian church, officiated- Death occurred at II o'clock Saturday even ing from an attack of summer com DlafDt
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LIKE A CEMETERY.

Deputy Sheriff Bill White, who stayed in Bisbee during the excursion to Lewis Springs, stated that he had a lonesome tine policing the city. Those oftenest seen on the streets were the ones who took advantage of the opportunity for an outing and their absence made life lonely for the officer. No arrests were made during the entire day
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wM. 5. EEIo,s FuNERAL.

Wm. D. Reid. who died at the Calu. met < Arizona hospital Saturday from injuries received In the mine some weeks ago, will be buried this after. noon at o'clock from the Palace un- dertaking rooms. Friends are in Yited to the funeral.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01
CITY NEWS
TO LOCATE IN slssgE.

H. W. Etz. who has been one ts Bsnson's most prominent business men ever since there was Benson, and head of tue H. W. Etz & Company cattle firm, will come to Bisbee in a day or two to work. with the TWO meat markets of this city in which his firm has recently become interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01
DANDRuFF CAUSED sY A GERM.
A New Discovery That Kills the Germ
 and Prevents Badness.


 Pretty nearly all the hair prepara. tions for dandruff have some merit in allaying itching of the scalp, and in being fairly good dressing for the hair, but there is only one that reeog- nises what causes dandruff, falling hair and badness, and that destroys the cause, 8 little germ-and that is Newbro's Herpieide. This germ eats its way into the scalp, it digs up the scalp into little Whit scales. Unless it is destroyed there's no permanent stopping of falling hair and cure O. dandruff and badness. Newbro's Herpicide kills the germ. Destroy sthe cause, you remove the effect Sold Rby leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide O., Detroit, Mich.
 Two sizes. soc. and $1.0O.
 Bisbee Drug Co, Special Agents.
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Alhambra wholesale ice cream. l.
ONCE MORE WET.

Bisbee, after a let-dp of several days, again went wet last afternoon and evening by heavy majority. The clouds looked rather threatening for time, and there was some talk of an other flood, but the rain was very ordinary one.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01

Dr. Schen, of Tucson, Arizonas s leading optician, will be here about September 18th on his regular quarter sy visit, with a full line of glasses. Wait for him and have your eyes ex- amined free by an expert. We do not make any house to house canvass, nor employ any solicitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

H. S. Cook was taken to the Copper Queen hospital yesterday afternoon as the result of injuries received while at work at his trade, that of a carpen- ter He is not seriously injured and Will De cut in few days.
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NOTHING BUT DRuNks.

The local justice courts had nothing 10 dispose of yesterday but cases of disturbance. Justice Hogan having two and Justice Burdick three Pleas of guilty were entered in each instance and the usual sentence passed. Most of the offenders were Mexicans.
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ex-Governor Page.

To the stockholders of the Espirita-
 Santa Gold-Silver Co.,:
 Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting Of the Espirita- Santa Cold-Silver Co. will be held at the Copper Queen Hotel in Bisbee, Arizona, at s o'clock D. m on Tuesday, September 1st, 1908, at which meet ing the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year will take places and such other business as may prop erly come before the meeting win De transacted.
 1059 JOHN V. MONTAGUE, Secy-
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See. Or. swigert's ad.

Aftes hoon and evening classes are being formed at the Y. W. c. A. for teaching stenogTaphy, Spanish and fine needle work. Apply Y. w. c. A for furtirsr details. 13i
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COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

A regular session of the city council will be held at the city hall tonight lat o'clock. The monthly budget of bills will be inspected, reports of of ficers heard. and other routine busi- ness disposed of.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01

Stage for Leadville Courtland end Gleason leaves Brophy's stable, Lowell, Monsays, Wednesdays and Fridays at s a. n. sharp. Leaves Leadville TnescAys, Thursdays and Saturdays
 at a. ID. Fare $2.50 each way. 1004
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A eoon PRoeRAM

Theatre Royal tonight. If -eThe Tradegian" don't make you forget the condition of the stock marke. and send you home with a smile on your face your money back. This goes, too.
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u,,sIcAI ANNOUNCEMENT

Clarence E. aSrinbill, pianist. slas re- t,,rned from -i vacation and resumed teaching at ilN studio, 1SS School
 Hm pncneSyI2 Application for 1,.s<on ensageiS.S,l may be made be- riIfnins we1ne.day, September ?.
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MUSICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Clarence E. Krinbill. pianist, has re turned rom his vacation and resumed teaching at his studio, 1S3 School RtH Phone 412.
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Storke is plsTEg nice ball at first base for Pittsb5pg and with Leach. who is playing Sarlse's old position at third, the Pirates 'nneld is working great. ES2t
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FOR HEADACHE

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
 Recommended for the relief of headache caused by summer heat, overwork or nervousness.
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AGENTS WANTED.

IF YOU WANT to earn S50.00 to S2Oo.00 week right in your own city, write at once for full particu- lars J. M. Harris & Snyder Co.,, Marbridge Building, 3fth St. &
 Broadway, New York. 159
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01

In next weeks state election in Yer mont a legislature will be chosen
 which will have the election of a United States senator as successor to the late Redfield Proctor. There ap- pears to be a strong public sentiment that the honor should be conferred on
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LEAVE FOR COAST.

Misses Carmen Romo and Louise Reno leave this morning for vaca tion at Los Angeles and Southern Cal ifornia points.
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FOR SALE.

4o,d papers. 25c. per hundred. Ap- ply Review office.
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POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

has arranged to have Speaker Joseph G. Cannon make a speaking tour of the country beginning in September. It is planned to have him talk if possible in every doubtful congressional dis trict
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Don't forget evening party tonight, Odd Fellows hall. Penney's Orches- tra.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01

TONIGHT! TONIGHT. Big weekly evening party, Odd Eel lows Hall. Penney's Orchestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-01

DRS. SWIGERT of SWIGERT BROS, OPTICIANS (PHOENIX & DENVER) will be here again at the COPPER QUEEN HOTEL for one week, Fri day, SEPTEMBER 4th to 10th. If there is anything the matter with your eyes or in need of SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES, ARTIFICIAL EYES or anything optical, WAIT FOR US. We carry every style of mounting manu- factured and our glasses fit in every detail" let us refer you to our MANY SATISFIED PATRONS HERE among your own friends and thou sands throughout ARIZONA and the Southwest as to our ability and reli- ability. We come hero regularly, twice per year (spring and falD also visit DOUGLAS, TOMBSTONE and MORALES ir this vicinity. Our work is all guaranteed. Parents should have their children's eyes examined now before sending them to school.
 SWIGERT BROS.
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STAGE FOR LEADvILLE.

Read Dr. swigert's ad.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Olo papers, Zbc. per hundred. Apply Review office.
 FOR SALE-Frrniture in IA rooms. New house, close in. Apply Box 1061. 152
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMEN-
 - Richard HomestssS sE lA meets second and fssz< & Wednesdays st Pytais
 Castle es dsHH W$t2zsW Visiting Arcksrs n cordially invited T. E. HALL, Foreman EDWARD D. KEAST, CorraspondeH
 P. O. Box 20ss. Rathbone Lodge No. fSxf 10, Knights of Pyth- x A EAS ias, meets every sss,eF ASsss Tuesday evening in &ESA Pythian Castle. E Visiting brothers
 cordially invited. J. J. HARRINGTON, c. G.. J. c. KREIGBAUM, K. of R. s. woodmen of the World meet h Pytnian Castle the second and fourth Monday of each month. Visiting brothers invited to attend. c. c. CRAWFORD, c. c.
 c. N. THOMAS, Clerk.
 D. P. Os ELNS. Bisbes Lodge, No. e71, meets Bra and third Friday of each month ' Elks' Hall.
 Visitsns brothers cordially invited.
 JACK McGREGOR.
 Exalted Rulsr JOSEPH s. k'KEEHAN. secy.
 |. o. R. M.
 Rr Pythian Castle. All visiting Red Ne, welcome.
 Otto Schmidt, Sachem.
 F. c. HENDERSON, c. of P.
 M. D. COIN, Medicine Maj Ax Bisbee Lodge, No. 10, O. O. F. meets eysr3 Wednesday evening si Odd Fellows Hall, Main street. Visit ing brothers are cordially invited ts attend ]. H. HOWELL
 Noble Grand. P. c. HENDERSON, Secretary.
 Sss, Eastern Star LodEs A& meets on the sscszs 1sShKE and fourth WednexxN &A E in each month. NW v tsABEkhA BROWN,
 Worthy Xstren KATHERINE 2. PATE. Secretary.
 KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAs. Cananea Lodge, No. 6, r. k. 0. Hall, Cananea, Sonora Meets evsI Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited c. N. Davis, c. c.
 c. M. Sanders, N. of F.
 Henry Lane, K of R. 4 g- P. o. Box n.
 KNIGHTS OF THE MACcAsEEi
 TENT No. 3. Meeting nights. first and third MoI days, Medigovich Hall. Visiting St Knights are invited to attend.
 P. J. MCCULLOUGH, Com.
 D. A. WILKINSON, R. K
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Review Want Ads bring results.
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MiSCELLAN NOUS

WE DO all kinds of work at 20c. per hour. Warren Honse-Cleaning Co., Warren. Ariz. 165 SECOND HAND furniture bought and
 sold. Brooks-Cooper Furniture Co,
 0. K. street. 653
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IMMEDIATE RESULTS
WANTEn

SITUATION WANTED-By first class carbet layer and furniture man. Address P. O. Box 356, Bisbee, Ariz.
 16e
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EsB REVIEW MORNING. SEPTEMBER
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-Miik book. c. A. Hardt's
 name in book. Return to Cuban Store for reward. 162
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
A WORD AS TO EDWARDS.

Ex-Congressman Littlef1eld of Maine
- quoted as saying that congress
men are the most cowardly set on
earth" and that they are "afraid to
act in any manner which could preju.
dice their reelection" He admits
lbut there is seeming reluctance in
it, that "the people should control
the government" though he adds:
"But because of this cowardice of leg
islators doubt If direct election Of
senators would improve conditions.
The senate would then be in like po-
sition to members of the lower body"
The dispatch concludes, ''Mr. Lit.
tlefield deprecated the branding of all
rich men as malefactors and said he
believed the amassing of great wealth
ia of considerable benefit to the coun
try ii rightly administered" 1t was
not necessary for Mr.. Littlefield to say
this in order to disclose his point of
view. No one brands "all rich men
as malefactors," and those who begin
their defense of predatory wealth with
the assumption that all rich men are
attacked are either deceived them
selves or are trying to deceive
others.
But what about Mr.. Littlefeld's at,
tack ON congressman? Are they all
towards because they are afraid to
act contrary to the wishes of their
constituents? And are senators brave
because they defy the wishes of their
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16

slipping beer at a restaurant 1ucing the
chateau. On the eminence which COM
mands the white little town dropped
amid the old forest, over against the
red roofs of the palace vying in rich
ness with the turning leaves, in sight
of view in its own kind unsurpassed,
in its own charm unequaled, Sophy
broke the brutal truth which was to
end the infatuation of the head of a
house old as st. Louis.
"It's bad to pronounce, is it?" asked
Casimir, smiling and touching her
hand. "Ah, we'll, good or bad,
couldn't pronounce it, SO to me it is
nothing"
They'd all say it was terrible-a
mesailliance."
81 fear only one voice on earth saying
that
"And the fraud am-De Gruche.'
She caught his hand tightly. Never be-
fore had it occurred to her to defend
or to excuse the transparent fiction.
II know stars fall" he said, with his
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
constituents?


Senators who defy their constitu-
ents do SO not from high sense of
duty, but because they are servile
representatives of great corporations
that hide in the darkness and con-
troll the government through the off,
cial whom they raise to power.
Mr.. Littlefield was not always thus.
When he went to congress he was
something of reformer himself. He
introduced an antitrust bill-it was
said to be an administration meas
ure. 1t passed the house by an al
most unanimous vote, but it died in
the senate. The brave" senators
killed 1t, after the "cowardly" men,
bers of the house had passed it? Was
it good bill? If so, what secret influ-
ence killed it in the senate? If the
senate had been composed of men
elected by direct vote it would have
passed the Littlefield bill; does the
ex-congressman prefer senate that
has the courage" to assassinate a
measure in the public interest to
senate that would be afraid to oppose
what the people want and need? Mr..
Littlefield ought to be the last man to
reproach the house with cowardice or
to commend the senate for courage.
Some change must have come over
him-possibly this change may be ex-
planned by subsequent acts.
In the meantime, the fight for the
election of senator's by direct vote
of the people will continue. Those
who believe that the people should
think for themselves and then elect
officials to carry out their wishes see
in the popular election Of senators
"a necessary step in the reform pro-
gram-the gateway to other reforms.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
THE LEADER VS.. THE BOSS.

The leader is not man who thinks
for the people, but the man who
thinks with the people. The leader is
going in the same direction that the
people are going-far enough ahead to
be in advance but not far enough to
be out Of sight. The leader is not
only in sympathy with the people, but
he relies upon persuasion to influ-
ence them. He presents his argyll
ments to them, but recognizes the
right of the people to reject any prop
osition submitted by him. The lead
er's title to leadership rests upon his
ability to propose the best thing at
the right time, and, as those who fol-
low the leader follow him volun-
tarily, he must appeal to their con-
science and their judgment The
leader is molder of opinion, and a
molder of opinion does not create pub
lie opinion-he merely expresses it in
effective language. AS Thomas JEFF
ferson simply put into appropriate
words the aspirations of the people,
so, to-day, the leader-the molder of
public opinion-coins into current Ian
guage the sentiment, like precious
metal, which experience brings forth
from humanity's great store house.
The boss, however is an entirely
different character-if the word Char
acter" can be applied to one who is
often without character. The boss
has no sympathy with the people; he
has his own interests to serve, and
whatever authority he can secure he
turns to his own private advantage.
The boss is an embezzler of power,
and, measured by every moral stand
ard, he is in the same criminal class
with the embezzler of money. The
boss has introduced bribery, corrup-
ton and intimidation into politics and
he will go out when these are elm
mated. Let the people rule" is as
much terror to the boss as the COM
mandment: Thou shalt not STEAL" is
to the thief. The spread Of the pri-
mary is only reaction from boss rule,
and, like every other plan for the
bringing Of government nearer to the
people, the primary system increases
the relative influence of the real lead
er and lessons the influence of the
boss.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
We. oh, how I talk beyond my

1t love. Oh, how I talk beyond my
rights!"
Beyond your rights? Impossible!
May go on trying?"
He saw Sophy's smile dimly through
the gloom. From 1t he glanced to the
dying CLEAN of the white houses drop
ped among the trees, to the dull mass
Of the ancient home of history and
kings. But back he came to the liv-
Ing elusive, half seen smile.
"Can you stop?" said Sophy.
He raised his hat from his head and
stopped to kiss her hand.
Nor would nor could" said helm
the warmth of life or the cold hour Of
deathy'
mo, no! II you die, it's gloriouslyw
The hour carried her away. "Casimir,
wish were surev'
The spirit of his race filed his reply,
"You want to be dull?"
"No-I-I-I want you to kiss my
cheek!
I MAY salute the starr"
"But it's no promised"
"It's better"
"N1y dear, I'm very fond Of you"
"Thats all7"
Enough for tonight. What's he
thinking of down there?"
"The emperor? I'm not so much as
sure he's there really. Somebody said
he had started for St. Cloud this morn
ing"
Pretend he's therev'
''Then, Of anything except how many
men die for what he wants."
"Or of how many women weepY
Her reply set new light to his pas
sion. you'd weep?" he cried.
| "Oh, suppose sou The answer was
half laugh, half sob.
| "But not too much! No more thar
the slightest dimness to the glowing
| starr
Sophy laughed in tremulous key,
Her body shook. She laid- her hands
In his. mo more, no more! Surely
| Marie and the student are boredi
Isn't 1t supper time? Oh, Cas1mir, if
l were worthy, If were sure! What's
ahead of us? Must we go back? To-
night, up here, 1t all seems so simple!
Does he mean war? He down there?
And you'll fight!' She lookeds at him
for an instant. He was close to her.
| She thrust him away from her. Don't
fight thinking of me-" she said.
! "How otherwise?" he asked.
She tossed her head impatently. 81
don't know-but-but Pharos makes
me afraid. He-he says that things I
love de-"
The young soldier laughed. "That
leaves him pretty safe,' said he.
4 She put her arm through his, and
they walked down. 1t had beer a
night to be forgotten only when all lis.
Yet she went from him unpledged.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-16
THE OKLAHOMA WAY.

The following report on an Okla.
do things in that Democratic common
wealth:
1.-THE International bank of Coal
gate was reported to the bank COM
missioner by one of his examiners q
few days ago for violating the banking
law of the state, particularly in its
managing officers borrowing from the
depositors' money.
'The bank commissioner at once
visited the bank in person and found
that the total deposits were about
$37 900, of which the president, L. A.
Connors, owed over $4,000, and the
cashier, l.. Ely, owed over $4,000
in other words, about 80 per cent. of
the deposits had been borrowed by the
two managing officers. The bank COM
missioner demanded that they imme-
diately replace the money. They
failed to do so. He closed the bank
at 2:15 Thursday evening; telephoned
the state banking board; received in
structions to Immediately proceed to
pay all approved deposits. In AZ min
utes from the closing of the bank the
bank commissioner was ready to pay
approved deposits. By Friday evening
60 per cent. of the depositors had APP
peared, proved their claims and re-
ceived their money. By the end Of
the second day 80 per cent OF all de-
posts had been paid. A few deposit
tors who live in the country don't
seem to be in any hurry about draw
ing their deposits. One farmer is re-
ported as answering over the rural
telephone that he is too busy to come
after his money, but will want it in
week or so.
I'm the meantime both the presi-
dent and the cashier have been ar
rested for the violation Of the state
banking law, and are held under
heavy bond.
There will probably be no loss to
the state guaranty fund.- and no as
sessment required on other banks.
Liquidation will likely reimburse the
state fund within 80 days. The loss
will probably not exceed the capital
stock"