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La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
CAM. tigl Flt-.t.,

"W" w-,ofur Nr ,r 4" this al
xanc.i ErnUti ~af.. "; Ery1n fu 't.t.
of h- uulii,.futl- intrrylen> siIec tlu'
trnV-r ,uu'.ht1.u The ground r"f"r
r.I 10 is Nix !afi i-lnrrt 1hIf nn
,1,Itll,a tgu contributions would h.' r~
~rived from '"ris'rations Mr. ErNAIl
!ng-mird 10 t=tiii.ry th~ tlrlr, .~t,h4 /, 4
Mr. lsft had .uiil" to that delrr!niMn
flon after th- lbt.ur~r t'uns senl ion. IL
that the pcuse YAK ''lt.'Hri-s> Que Is
not hnura. Mr. Taft is y law nhid,n:
citizen Suth r,,utrib,ttiuns srr uuls~
ful made hv faw passed il, r."
ptibiiwn congress- n the Instance II
Keprblican administration Of ~lifh
Judge Taft wa. part SIX months "
fore the Denver convention. i:~ hon-
est MIR. Bryan, II you can'
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
SOME MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

Trade with II. G. Todd.
Ask for Dunkin's read.
Trade at the Palace Drug Store.
NJ. A. Smith. Osteopath, Sherman
Hotel.
William C. Dow, of Boston, Mass,
is stopping at the Pierce.
For Sale-Four hot blast heating
stoves. Mrs. f. Gard Edwards, sol
For Sale or E"nt@'ottage, SO6
Cimarron avenue. Inquire SEQ Ration
a,cnue.
John Gwyn. architect and building
superintendent If in need phone
East l,:;
For Sale-Twelve Poland China
shoats; also sows with pigs Phones
black 1921.
Gem" flour. best in the marked
Every sack guaranteed or money re-
funded.-La Junta Milling Co.
For Rent-Eight room house on
Colorado avenue. between Third and
L o'i 'H 81 eStS. Inquire Oh y. H.
Buckley
The ladies' of the Christian church
will give bazaar and rummageN sale
at 3l2 Colorado avenue. November
18th. nth and 18th
The Sorghum that made Missouri
famous. Direct from the mill; alb
solutely pure; per gallon, $1.00-
Dodds & Mccullough.
In Kansas City a few days ago.
Colorado lambs sold at $500, year
lings at $3.50. and ewes $4.25. all
new price records for the last few
months.
Archdeacon Thomas A. Schofield.
of Denver, will conduct, services at
st. Andrews church tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock. Sermon and holy
communion.
We have four lots, east front, in
the 500 block on Carson avenue, with
nice shade trees. for sale at bar
gain II taken soon.--Arkansas Valley
Realty Company. c. F. Helm, Agent
For sale-Park lot facing county
road: two lots in Ohio addition.
house. barn and one acre OF land
near brickyard; will be sold for Is
per cent cash.. balance on time
Gard Edwards. Colorado Savings ana
Trust Building.
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
THE ISSUE AND PARTY RECORD.
Will the People Trust Erp~r!snent.
aiists aud Theorists2
tfron sh.rnr.n'- ~i"'@ h OF A'"rp,'

from sh.rnr.n- ~i~.-h OF A'rfp,.
The oscrshnd,Nn= t-~ii" 81 'hr am
raign rra.t. = ShHN t..4 1tli -,'-|la.
.lun II i's.-safoui i.'s s.-4-1,-at f~' tp
ptot,-l sllA.l il put, vf .i,'upil.~ fA''-d
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continued n t-e~'r ~i-1H tHr T'll- OF
s'n~rrI"ui bo pa.'ri ia c,ir fl. i.''d
."''is. "i do Ca, i apple rr'f,r e. ts3.et
their d'-i4'.H-~ tv as I@-V.- -tft. ii al
r&I~g H'uft. Ai"i er 5'i.i- uHi ga. ~
ISIS. ~ l.o-.' "i.it a'u D." Il history s
prl'Y AFinr fJ=r, ."it' f.si'
Mttft rr."fd 81 t,u' !" t'h- II
vi>. ~ r'."-- f,,u ~'t~t =, y
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" th f. .-nn '.In, IN f-' ~ 81 ID
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tt.v .>"t.sis.p-f .'t,i /
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14
DENIES THAT BRYAN
COULD Do NO HARE
Congtessmnu B3tAe sag Oh e o.
Preh!den; /, inhultrly Mole PJvi
et:uI TL,n Congress

'"i,.r.>stnlu iim.e Lam g. t't 10
Il llil>l,tf. i" .n A,t.!c'~- ,u .I4r
Powers ct tie I'r'~.! j'f. sAr
# hr Arle uu ."~'l'' al n '-" +.
et,,at,. n.4-'a~, lhAI 3" "' Ils
Z sAsl o.. sh" trsu.itHlsn i.." hr tn
do nn La NJ tu itiv t.ur Of 7,r ri.'-'-'.
:, uaI'e A. s-t,>.,-n H.. ,ss,.pI,'' ls.
i"4,-la'ly- dh; lilm4l:- nf fm >'ra.
,n.ilt. tbs iur.i.," ha,. 5nlii,fi,l, .f'lit1
I~,N-r to ruiz md I'M. th.n .h. .lt
ter
Nj Taft nd NJ Bryan .,i, ah,I.y
.ln.i".H i>i"> of n.u i5seh is's
=, -;'~ i -.l,,; q n,i.,l'lii-. ,tonr f. .'t
"ri. ia wonh ,v ttn.4 e--4f' ''>~l: ir
the Whit lj,..~" Wat "f1,r .f
itt.~, ~. w.u de- ,lnt.r- 81
5.sf- l,ru e.. "l~ W1,." H.. 50.
au> = ~ fa'. ID 1uNrfa l.. .O-
tt,.t ,;nflt- A3,.,4 - a. -l-
In+frr Vi go 10" ,'.,..r
s.i.,e IT If iu"r.vs 49,. Pes
iorui = IL t'o nln1 ID. rF- '"r
!utuu.h iir rn'l..- u.nl.l H. ~
tf"l Ia. wal t:..~ year Il ~i',.i - oi 80.
thhl us ~lr'A1'. lie sr'nt IT - "e
,rs d'nA- III .llIna |" 'hr nfs,.,r'' ~
ll~t OF ths ~.",ls a. ul,1cn.'a.t.
In NirN "f fhc fA't tjplf tih
Tho hffrrn Y"rr. "f lItyau i",ri''t ~i'lt'
the S'Aic- controlled bs hIs iaut} jttr
d"s'r..ts'"t fr",n =: to r. The hnnt''r
II Senators from ~ Ia n. tin IHInii."r
OF Representatives III ''"iiGr--s from
'ratir party ~hs III control OF The
ground. whereas II ~ now 'aiI-,
Queu" OF his irarhinxs, hnl"lr~-ly
Heterogeneous mass of P"ptill-ii ell
uentx. the American l'""r- rnn -.-'
liitl" prospects Of A <trinti'~ l"'i,ry
II Nr Bryan should succeed "
La Junta tribune., 1908-11-14

Glenn Y Ryan carried Billy MctaS
kills hou. pr"ciHrt ~ ma1uriiN
of Twenty-Five
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

evening by the REV ". "a " Ueea.
~ the home OF the hrlde. corner af
fifth aud Pike NJ.
Track Meet Social.
The kpwofih league nf the first
NJ + church viii Riye = social.
termed track meet Friday
eNenluF n the church narla4a
-Four colleges will be- represented
and aa amusing program given.
No admission viii be charged. The
public - invited TO participate In
the meet
Alamo Club.
dancing party viii be given
NaY al the R~ntan Inl club.
house by the Alamo club.
o Lsaten Club.
Tie i.eaton club viii produce a
sketch entitled 'OHkaloosa instlees
nf The impnsaibie Jury ulrla" Sal
ar'laf evening. April 80 NJ Columbia
hall. tth aV.. near Union VI The per.
formancr will be folloNsd by a
dance
Nlhtreia Recital
Au operate Nietrula recital has
been announced b u s. Johnston
Co. to take place Ia the Johnston
Co. recital hall Thursday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

sEarTLE.uAcons ROUTE.
Fare 35e--RoVad Trip. SOC.
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY.
LEAVES SEATTLE - s:ss and
TOPS =. m. POS ana SIS D. ~.
LEAVES TACOMA -a.35 q. N.
and t2:is. ass ara Y;3o .. IN.
u. sEELEY. IT,. Agent Seattle
Tel. Main t7s. raeoma-Tel. 7t7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

,.,.,re thai lraac, Of $4,000
Al. claim willis A chap
-. psaa,l.ss and slick d''d a,
a'.,s,as rmeeseny, hospital
90, While Chapman. Who
-. a yesfs old. Wa slow s'ne
=. 10 bis death. il.s .a....., M s,.'.
.s.,ehing the eits 'e ae9a .'l, ~, u''s
~ah The nsrs y hlea 49, -, "''s
.sell.a comlet, TO a.. : s, ,.,'..',,.,
I've weeks axe Tim : b4i man..
,..shs,ef aasls, died ln ,'', ,,ea
,esssnr trm lands sa'l'u 80, = 80
a. = hls hro,ael sel'; y 'i ,,,,' :.
~ lsvis chapmsp =. ''', ~,
l nv a serias Nsllf, ., VIM 7, t t,S
"a. pc,itisa yss l I. e,u 81 !, s S,s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

hundred visiting priests at the die.
cvse vii be Welcomed rs tho Scat
he brotherhood OF the ~ James
church parish Ia the evening i
handuet will be- given hy tile
knights Ut Columbus Ia honor Of
hlshep q lies aud - the Visiting
priests II the Perry hotel
rnteftainmsnt
The ladieA 81 81. Mays parish
wili give = musical entertainment
the evenlng nf MAY .. In the Grey
crbirhl hall ssth aud Jackson sta
Installation.
SUNDAY. May n. AZ st Mari =
church. goth aud Jackson sta, will
take place the Installation Of a new
court 81 FuFrstrra COMPRISING a
membership of 80 Rev. Father
Nets viii offielatc
Coming Wedding.
Miss Anna Young aud AR t.ouIs
HcrheThols viii be- married MAJ ]
Ia 81 MaFY'a church By tho REV
Father Nets
LuHcheon ladies Guild.
The ladies' Guild of 81 Aadrew =
Episcopal church. Green LAKE. wlIl
hold = lunehsnn st - aeinek. AZ
odd Fellows hall. Thuvada. There
viii D. q sale Of domestic aud fancy
articles Ia the sftefnoon.
Easter Wedding.
Miss Edna n Miles aud NJ Naek
n Harris suru married SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
NrWS OF FORTUNE
COMES roo LATE

way to Seattle 10 take charge of
the hady
F II Farmer. an attorney. With
affices al COS burke Kids was cota
mluslonnd IA loCste Millla Chan
man. Farmer called a. the Miner
hotel Western Az, aud i'tke II. last
FRIDAY, "a Sc Chapman. leaving hia
card With Instructions thai Chap
man esll at hts office
nr. John ttun, ordere~ Chapman
sent to the MaNalde Emergency
hospital sunday The man NRa Ia
precarions condition The end
came yesterday morning Ailornes
Farmer heard nothing more al
CHAPMAN until notiiied OF hla death
Chapman had lived an the Pacific
coast Tor 20 wears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

Wayne uuleaa YOU De- all thcac
thugs -
Refrain from usins lubneen II
Keep yuuf hands aud fsee cledd
Go 10 school ~ yan are uadrr "A
AFaid lnitsiing ssaut aaleona. j.
ksep your clothes hrushed i
lie polite "a uNetA one
For n years Theses rules have
been enforced hy the NeNahueH'
union. aud man of the bots haet,
now become bant clerks aud travel.
inE aaieameu OF secured other good
poailiona
Charley Phclns il he bpy who
started the idea NaW he has a hlg
duNn town news stand and whole.
sales papers Ia the other hayH
IT a hos affeuda twice he Ia exs
PEELED. said President Phelps. It
costs the boz nothing go belong eKs
cope fee cents f1r numbered
badge
a patron eau complain bY re-
porting the be-, nnmbar. aud a
committee looks iuun the charges
The union has secret meetings aud
Invitations al which the ba,a are
taught 90 apeak in public Nr hafe
pleniea aud outings of all sorts
Prices are alfvncd 81 the pest work
duue peat at an w. recommend
boss Tor good positions ln business
houHea and the merobanln ato glaa
tp TAX advantage af this
lharc arn uulf three new sllos
ia FORT WAYNE who do not belong ta
The union They we're expelled for
misconduct and are pointed out az
horrible examples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
ctiAs A. PHELPS.

NNfNf NF"Nsa' NNF7fNNsF
FORT WAYNE. lad. April IL
You eant BE- nesnboy Ia t'oFt
% to PipsT 4 Taita for yoaf
Baseball aud Tennis Supplies 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

Teacher why does a camel
travel In the desert Tor daya with.
out waters
Bright Pupil To get 10 where
the waters At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

Tho nneat nne of Pocket Knives
IN the State At Piper a Taft'a-
The sporting Goods Store 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

Duck Going Ia the coming out
party
Turkey Who's giving ~
Dnck Airs. OrpinEiOn. Her set
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VIM Do vow supna,.-


4 presidential boom does while Il
ianl booming
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on. tent rh.r.f

LeH Fields says thero la na color
10 d iiay laid IA thia county
feaa. bat You shout aee def color
~ Easter egg laid IA disa country.
isuwirf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
BITS 0'NEWS

s.,,u.,en--slshees Juetiee'
- trgais.finh anniversary oi
W .,sssss,a 10 priesthood 81
s sas on~s sili ,ate che term OF :
~. .,'' .'..,..bsalion Wsdpc sdaf Apgti
= ~ sseas All b IN he nature
!, tass. wsrmins and a reception.
s.,sesd b a banquet, The nes
s..s.as homo. At b. cofncr q
S II, A. Aaa COluFnhla = Ni'l be
49,. 49,, epsu to he ueu of the cler
= "a & the parish trom : 70 the
',-.,.r Ia late IN the evening.
a,.hae OPS wiil BE- assisted IN ~.
esIslex b. the olticere 81 the
x.i.hts AZ Celumhaa over Que
TO ssE sATrtEsstes
-. hats At Pier rcu round
- aaiiy 5ec ruurd trtp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
no eEHeATILrsHlPs

Take boats =, pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. 5Oo round trip -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21

Fuli line of trolling spnunH WI.
son stewart Colorado iilldebrapdt.
Hos he's Tacoma HALLS. Ill F1fsf
aV zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
nas !. ane . halah thI. .vsuIas

hhH - "H' =" HNftH N"ts
TICKETS EAST VIA PORTLAND
Are nov sold b. the O X. o ~
aud H. p. companies a. lowest rates
through Salt Lake and Denver or
San frhncisco. For full Informs
lion call Of Union Ticket Office. sos
First ay.. E H. Ellis. usn1 AEi
sss
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

Frank s. Kleeberger, one of the most
prominent of California college ath-
letes, will be physical culture director
at the University of Arizona. He il
a record track man.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

The opponents Of Secretary Taft
have not given up hope OF accomplish.
ing his defeat A Washington dispatch
to the Louisville-Courier Journal
follows: History win repeat itself
at Chicago" is the declaration
of the anttTaft republican forces at
their headquarters here. mo pre-
convention favorite.' it is declared.
ever WOE nomination for president
in a republican convention since the
founding of the party. excepting VIII
liam Mckinley, and back of him
was tidal wave of popular senti-
ment which is not surging for Sec
rotary Taft, and Harrison, in 1892,
nominated by the ofHceholders and
beaten by the people. Seward had
tSo-thirds of the delegates TO the con-
vsntion of 1860 pledged Blaine was
within twenty-six votes Of a nomina-
ton on the first ballot in 1876
nearer than Secretary Taft will be.
The fatal weakness of the Taft
candidacy is that it IS an absolutely
machine-made prodGct, not vitalized
by popular sentiment. Its bandwagoD
is loaded down with men who viii
jump over the wheel the momen. the
vehicle shows a sign of stalling. And
the sign is in sight. The Chicago
convention will make a nomination
not the product of intimidation. not
the result of cowardice on part of a
party leadership, not involving the
surrender of party prospects in a
hundred congressional districts and
a dozen northern and border states,
and not imposing upon the republican
party the necessity Of proving that the
support of predatory wealth has not
been secured for the Taft candidacy
at the sacrifice of the policies which
the progressive wing OF, the repub-
Hcan party has been led to believe
it represents"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

Two suits for damages have been
fled by Phoenix people who fell into
open bitches in the streets which
were not marked by danger signals.
One is for 800 and another for $3.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
THE BSBE DAILY REVIEW BsEE ARIZONA SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 1908

reproach. But when they persist in
remaining in the flesh and In taking
advantage of every opportunity to
poster the wife who has dismissed
them and to plague her wealthy rela-
tiyes. they present a problem more
complicated than any of Euclid's.
Boni de Castellane thinks his former
wife should pension him. If this idea
is carried out and is adopted general
ly. we may yet see the inspiring spec
tacle Of an American noble lady with
one husband and a train of pension
ers. Ughl
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
TWO DECISIONS

In deciding an issue raised be-
tween a passenger and a railroad
conductor a court IT st. Louis has
established the right of a passenger
TO pre-empt any vacant seat in a
coach. W. E. McLain boarded a St
Louis and Gulf train and selected a
vacant seat. 1t CHANGED to be the one
which the conductor had pre-empted
wherein to rest himself between sta
tons, but the,e was - grip. satchel,
telescope. Gladstone bag, valise,
paper bundle. hat, overcoat, umbrella,
;s-ershos, bottle or other token of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
GOVERNMENT PRINTING

That there have been large ex-
penditures in connection with the
government printing ONCE has long
been known A good many people
will be surprised. If not startled. by
the statement that the total expendi-
lures of the establishment between
1900 and 1908 aggregated s54.OOO.O0O.
A business of this magnitude should
be carefully guarded by the most ap-
proved methods of accounting.
If all the facts were known it is
probable that there would be no diff
ficulty in proving that tons of books
and pamphlets have been printed by
the government to no purpose what
soever. Valuable reports and docu-
ments have been scattered broadcast
under a congressional distribution
plan which has been wasteful in the
extreme. People have received books
on subjects in which they have little
or no interest. The mails have been
loaded down with such congressional
courtesies. There has been slight
consideration of the relative import
ance of publication.
Happily that evil is being remedied
in some respects. Many of the more
valuable publications OF the govern
ment are no longer distributed free.
If one desires them he is referred to
the superintendent of documents,
who gives information as to the price
at which they are sold. Under this
plan the books are far more likely TO
get into the hands of those who will
appreciate them at their real value.
There is little return in money for
the outlay. In the course OF time
InSiS VIII OS d CdSio VI iud6uSA( TO
garding the real demand for publica-
tons of a particular type.
The work of the library of congress
is becoming increasingly important
also. It Is giving large attention TO
the preparation of select photograph
les. It is exploiting the wealth OF the
published material of the govern
ment- Its facilities are being utilized
more and more both by those who
visit WASHINGTON for that purpose
and by others at a distance who seek
its cooperation in special investiga-
tons.
The printing work of the govern
ment is one of the features which
have been too much neglected.
Machinery of administration is being
perfected which will greatly enhance
its value to the people of the country.
The report of the congressional In
vestigating committee suggests a
closer supervision of the Office by
congress. The chances of maladminis-
tration of millions of dollars are great
if buainess methods are faulty. The
opportunities for public service under
strict business supervision and with
intelligence on the editorial side are
unbounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
AMPLE QUARTERS FOR
THE TAFT BOOMERS

CHICAGO, Ill, June 5.-The Taft
boom has struck Chicago in earnest.
From now until after the presidential
nomination is made 1t will be diff
cult for anyone to visit one of the
leading hotels in the downtown dis
trict without running into a Taft
headquarters sign. Quarters in three
big hotels were opened simultaneous
ly today. At the Auditorium Annex
large part of one of the parlor floors
has been reserved for Taft headquar-
tiers. This branch of the campaign
machinery will be in personal charge
of Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati, a
brother of the secretary of war. Wade
Ellis of Columbus, Ohio, is in charge
of the Taft headquarters in the Great
Northern hotel, while at the Auditor
ium former Governor Myron T. Her
rick of Ohio will look after the Taft
interests and see that the cigars, cam
paign buttons and literature are dis
tributed with a generous hand
-O
Review Want Ads Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
PENSIONERS.

What must American heiresses do
with their cast OF husbands? This
question has wrinkled many a fair
brow during the past few years and
has caused many an old family law
yer to mingle his language with
blanks and dashes. Former hus-
bands are worse than family skele-
tons-confound them, if they were
only skeletons, they would be above
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

there being a tentative occupant
temporarily absent. The conductor
presently claimed the seat and
ordered the usurper to vacate get,
abspuatulate. yamoose. twenty-three
aud skidoo. The ordinary traveller
would have covered under the
majesty of the conductors authority,
but this man refused to yaeate. get.
absquatulate. vamoose, twenty-three
or skidoo. The conductor was star
tied. Who ever heard of defying the
mandate of the boss of the train? Mr..
McLain, however, was firm and told
the conductor IL he wanted the seat TO
go hunt him another. But while firm
in determination not to yield the pas
senger was not firm In his seat. for
the conductor grabbed, snatched and
ierked him bodily out of it and set
him down in the aisle. Then the pas
senger later on brought suit for dam
ages and was awarded the sum of
800 and costs, at the same time lay
ing down precedent that a passenger
having established himself in a seat
cannot be made to give it up, even
though it be seat sacredly reserved
for the use Of the conductor.
The other case is at st. Louis also.
Judge Reynolds has decided that the
fact of a child's face and hands being
dirty and dress soiled is not proof of
neglect on the part of the parent or
guardian. The case was a habeas
corpus in which a divorced woman
sought to have her child removed
from the care OF its grandmother. A
witness tstified to seeing the child at
play with hands and face dirty and
clothing soiled. It is a safe bet that
the judge has kids of his own who
occasionally bear evidence of
familiar contact with mother earth
1t may be true that cleanliness is
next to godliness. but 1t applies to
grown-ups. That other and contrary
axiom that in ones life one must eat
a peck Of dirt specially applies to the
small fry. The peck OF dirt is eaten
or taken in by absorption IL the
happy days Of childhood mostly.
The natural condition of a healthy,
happy, carefree kid at play is to be
dirty. The boy who is afraid that
his hands will get dirty or his clothes
soiled knows no happiness. How can
a boy make mud pies, or turn somer-
saults, or hop, skip and jump or go
fishing or swimming or climb trees
and fences or pursue any Of the most
innocent of boyish pastimes and keep
clean? It may save mother a whole
lot of trouble if young hopeful Will
sit in the shade and read a story
book and little sister will be content
TO remain seated in the nursery with
her paper dolls, but then they are not
real children-they are mostly pale,
anemic premature little men and
women, who will never make, if they
survive, the real men Of the red
corpuscle who DO things and the
women. healthy of body and mind, in
whom lies the hope of the genera
tons of the future
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
TERRITORIAL
NOTES

Within a year the wires OF the
Arizona Power Company will be car
rying power, $4,000 volts TO the wire,
to every section of the territory with
in a radius of fifty miles of the power
plant which is being erected 20 miles
from Camp Verde. The company will
furnish power at such a rate that
scores OF mines now shut down be
cause of the cost OF fuel and power,
can again resume operations. ship
ping hundreds of thousands of tons OF
ore yearly to the smelters which can
not be worked at a profit under pres
ent conditions, a Prescott dispatch
saw.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06

Tis pleasant to ride in sleigh with
maid
A beautiful beautiful maid
But give me n lass and a hammock hung
low
When Love turks about Il the shade.
The jangle is sweet and the ozone is
tang
When riding along in a sleigh.
But gee! there amt nothing that favors
Like hammocEz that joggle and sway.
somedmes-weIl. a fellow is scared of a
girl
And dassen't sit close in sled,
But say. in hammock that teeters
around.
she snuggles up close with her head!
And when she ia slipping apo Siding
While trying to TX herself right.
She brushes your cheek with lock Of
her hair
And bushes rose red in alright
or maybe her hand tt win slip into
yours
The hand and the heart Of a maid,
Just give me lass and hammock hung
When Low. turks about in tn. shaded
The greedy man is always wanting.
4 2 4
All the men worth marrying seem
to be scared TO death Of women during
leap year