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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

"On my knees begged her for a kiss"
 And what dld she saY?"
 Told me to get up and be practical" !" Louisville Courier Journal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

he went away and said he would never come back any more; and was so sure tRat he would know what meant ny double negative. Bohemian.
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Mrs Russell Sage and other women of large means have pledged sGo,ooo to the cause of woman suffrage in the United States The money Is to be paid in sums of Sl2.O00 a year for the next five years The annual receipts of the American Woman Suffrage association have grown. from S2,5il in 1892 to $25, 6G2 for 1907.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Briggs--Even divorce nowadays, of. fers no sure relief.
 Ctriggs-lIow so?
 why, in nine cases out Of ten a man is free to marry again, Life.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

The Teacher of Elocution--Do you mean to say that you said mo- to Mfr Super twicc2
 The Grammar Teacher Yes; and then
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

There's Blowhard at 1t again. He's has been and doesn't know it'
 No, he isn't; he's only a thinks he was '-Boston Transcript.
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Knicker-1 hear Jones is recovering from an operation.
 Booker Appendix or stocks.--New York Sun,
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Mrs, Kncker--.TTow did you know your husband was working down In the office?
 Mrs Youngbride--I teiephoned and Central said, Busy New York Sun.
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When the keen october winds got In their work yesterday and made every street intersection seem like verita- ble Flat-iron corner the dust and dirt was so thick that the advisability of another such series of cleaning-up days as tho city experienced last spring, only on larger scale, was apparent The, children are back in town again for school now. Why not?
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Tommy, very sleppIly. was saving his prayers. Now lay me down to sleep" he began T pray tbe Lord my soul 10 keep
 "lf his mother prompted,
 'lf he hollers let him go, eny meny miuy mo. -Harpers Magazine.
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about the 'lean years" Singular ex- presslon, isn't it?"
 llub--I don't know, my dear; we often talk about our spare moments.--- Boston Transcript,
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Evc.-What are you thinking about, Adam?
 Adom--I was thinking that no matter what knd of record we make, we cant charge much to heredlty,.-Bohe- milan,
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Mr. Black--I done hnb my rabbits foot erlong, but she gimme dc mahble heaht ies' same
 Mr. Jones--M -Mebbe she done had her rabbits foot erlong, too,--Milwaukee Wisconsin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

The all-the-y -year-round residents along the sound shore are bitterly la mentlng the fact that the railroad will not run the usual fowl accommoda- tion" train for the thoatergoers this winter, The last train will be the S;l5, which leaves before the orehestras have scarced warmed up to their work. Such inconveniences as these are what makes suburban life less desirable It would seem that the railroad would realize the disfavor which 1t unnecessarily brings upon itself by such an action.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

IT'S the open season for mince pies after tho first of October
 and also for sausages, cro-.
 quettes and other forms of hash. Handcut hash Is good, but machine-cut has is even better. A Food Chopper will mol cut bones, leather or brass tags, but it will cut into uniform pieces most things in the food line, and so easily that hash and mince making becomes & pleasure which the cook can be per suaded to indulge in frequently.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

the producer and the consumer,
 A paint Is soon to be placed on the market to indicate excessive heat in machine parts Red when cool, 1t be- comes black when heated. Mercurlc io- dde and cupic oxide are two of tho ingredients
 Under the name of llconlte, a com pound Of bitumen and certain oil is be- ing manufactured fin Holland which has all the properties of rubber with out any of that material entering into it's composition.
 Being once asked whether he had read any of the books of popular no Yo'i gee. am like a pastry cook. bake tarts and sell 'em; but l eat bread and butter"
 From one days observation at five points of greatest vehicle congestion on Manhattan Island lt was learned that there are sixty-three horse drawn and thirty-seven power-driven vehicles in each one hundred
 A new method of welding steel pipes at high speed, German invention, has been aGopted by the Japanese navy for forming masts, and an English firm has secured the right to use the pro- cess in that country.
 Tine largest lump of anthracite coal ever mined recently was taken from q mine in the Panther creek valley of Pennsylvania Ii weighs seven tons and will be placed in a museum. either in Philadelphia or Boston.
 Mile. Sarah Rroida has been made ships physician on packet-boat of the Mixte Steamship company, plying between Marseillcs, Africa and Sicily. Mme Louise Briand and Mme ,Ieannes Menard, both graduate doctors of medi- cine, act as ships physicians on two of tho largest Mediterranean steamers.
 Lord Houghtou's sister was often an- moved at her brothers indiscrimnate hospitality, DO you remember, my dear he asked her at dinner one day, whether that famous scoundrel X was hanged or acquittcd2" "He must have been hanged or you would have had him to dinner long ago. replied the Nady,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

A paint is soon to be placed on the market to indicate excessive heat in machine parts, Red when cool fl be- comes black when heated, Mercuric io- dde and cuplc oxide are two of tho ingredients.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
Picture Frame Talk

A cont doesn't make n man, nor docs merely stick ing four pieces of moulding together make q picture frame, according to our standard. With us the framing of pictures Is m art. Each order Is carefully studied and the picture when framed we guarantee will please our patrons. We offer suggestions as to the selection of m0uIdlDgs, mats, etc, gladly without charge md submit prices for doing the work, hut there Is no obligation, im- piled or otherwise on you to leave your order. What we want is tl,e opportunity of showing you what we can do.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
TIE DUEY TRIAL |S
 SET FUR JUNE 9TH Hard Legal Battle ProimSed by Defense on Three Embez-
 clement Charges,
lSneciaI to Review.l

TOMBSTONE, May 13.-By the ac- ton of Judge Doan in the district court yesterday in denying the demurrer to the indictments returned by the last grand jury against Harry Duey charg- ing him with the crime of embeZzle- ment, the latter will be compelled to defend himself against those charges on the 9th of June. on which date the cases have been set.
 A hard legal battle has been waged in the charges agaInst Lucy, ahd I~4ce the demurrers were sustained to the indictments as returned by the grand jury and the new indictments return ed. At the last term of court in Oc- tober the indictments were quashsd and the cases had to be resuUaI..1ed to the grand jury that was empaneled for the April term The first indict- ments returned by them were also quashed, and they were resubmitted to the grand jury before that body ad- journed and were filed in the court on the day of the discharge of the grand jury. The demurrers this morning went to the fact that witnesses were not recalled when the case was con. sidered by the grand jury the second
 
 to constitute a cause of action. The court ruled adversely and the cases were set for trial
 Harry Duey will now have to stand trial on three charges Of embezzlement that grew out of the failure of the late firm of Duey & Overlook few months since. The indictments respectfully alleged the embezzlement of funds from the Cochise Development Com pany; Fred Colman and Frank Huck, elby.
 Attorney Joe Morrison was looking after the interests of the defendant and Assistant District Attorney Ross after the interests of the territory Duey Is out at present on bond and has been since the charges were frst fled against him.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
NOTES FROM Y. M. C. 4.
 DURING MONTH OF APRIL
Gym. and Bowling Open During
 the Summer

The Evanselistic meetings of the M. c. 4. held by W. E. Fenno under the auspices of the Association closed on April 5th. The following meetings were held:
 Nine evening meetings in the build ing for men, average attendance S3.
 Three Sunday meetings in the the ater and church attendance, SIP, 2lo and 138.
 Two boys meetings in the building attendance 22 each.
 Eight shaft house meetings at the mines, average attendance 50.
 Twelve conference with employees oi stores.
 During the meetings 29 decisions for the Christian life were made by men These men are now being followed uT by the secretary and put in touch with the church
 Physical Director Huntington sey cred his connection with the local As. sociation on April 18th. The work of tNe physical department is being cen tinued until the close or the season about May 18th by the General Sec retary. Interest in this department has been increased by hand ball tour. nament and cross country runs.
 The bowling tournament with fifty men entered closed on April 23rd and was won by the Oliver team. An other tournament with thirty men en- tered and in which 2700 games will be bowled has been organized l. will close August Sth. Pool and billiard tournaments have been conducted dur ing the month. Average daily attend ance in this department 121.
 One thousand and fifty-three letters were written in the building by mem bers during the month.
 Instead of closing the gymnasium and bowling alleys during the summer as has been the custom heretofore both these departments will be kept open. The summer camp plans are now complete. With added equipment, a new location and a swimming pool this feature will be especially attrac- tive this season.
 Loss in paid up membership this month has showed the first time since October, 1907. This is accounted for by a large number of our members leaving camp as the summer weather comes on. We hope, however, to more than hold our own during the summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
CLOSER RELATIONS
 WITH BIG DISTRICT Better Road Being Constructed
 Between Tucson and Silver Bell.

At intervals during the past three years men were set to work improving the road between Tucson and the SiE yer Bell district, resulting in marked improvement to that avenue. In places the road was diverted In order to cut out the sections which ke in . wash and where the road was hard to travel on account of it's soft character.
 While the road has been greatly i'm proved and reduced in point of length several miles, there is yet much to be done to render the thoroughfare absO- lutely of highest exfeHence for traf- se to and from tAss tity..
 The Imperial Copper Mining com pany has at different times sent forces of men out from the camp to work on the road, the expense being incurred by that mining corporation. The company has 25 men at work aa tke present time.
 The wagon road between Tucssn and Silver Bell is the most direct be- tween that city and the district. If maintained in first class condition by the board of supervisors. with aid di. rected by Tucson merchants, it has been suggested, it will become a favor. ite route for automobilists.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
CASE OF SARAB|A
 SAME AS ESPONS|O Alleged ReyoIutionist Will Not In Any Case Be Sent Back
 10 Mexico.

The impression has been given circulation during the past few days when it was announced that Manuel Sarabia had been brought back to Tucson on his way to Tombstone that he was to be tried and if convicted that he was to be deported to Mexi- co. Such is not the case The in dictments found against Sarabia, Ma gon, Villereal and Rivera charges them with violation of the neutral. ity laws of the United States under which statute they will be tried The statutes provide for punishment not to exceed two years in the peniten- tiary and fine not exceeding $5, 5,000, or both such fine and imprisonment.
 A case against Thomas Esponsio was tried in the United States cour at Tombstone in the spring of 1906. After being tried he was sentenced to serve term of two years in ydma The testimony at that tims~@ss the same that will be useI against the alleged TevolutioEfSfs when thcir cases are triea| It was secured at the time Lthe Arizona Rangers made the rSid on the headquarters of the aGeged revolutionists at Douglas in the month of September, 1905, just a few days prior to the time that had been agreed upon by the revolution ists to make the invasion into Mexi- co.
 At the time of the raid the Rangers captured all of the correspondence that had passed between the leaders, Magon, Villereal and Rivera and the members of the Douglas La Junta and it was this data that led to the ulti- mate arrest of the trio in Los Angeles and later that of Sarabia
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
NEW PLAY TONIGHT
 AT THE 0RPHEUM
I"The UnWritten Law" By the
 Burgess Stock Co,

Tonight marks the performance of The Unwritten Law. by the Earl Burgess Company at the Orpheum This is a powerful play and offers splendid opportunities to the popular stock company. Miss Anderson will be seen as Mona Featherstone, a strong emotional role, and MT. Cornell will play the young artist, Paul Featherstone- The last act of this play is said to be remarkable piece of stage craft Three plays will be given next week. Sunday and Monday Darkest Russia" Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Her Fatal Likeness" and Friday, Saturday and Saturday matinee and Sunday night "Lured From Home"
 The company have long list of novelties to present to Bisbee theatre goers. The company are proving a magnet at the Orpheun. The scenic effects and eostuming are bringing forth mucn favorable comment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
TIE CENTRAL SCHOOL
 HAS FINE EXHIBIT
Work of Manual Training, Do- meStic Science and Art
 Department Pupils.

In the hall of the Central school building there is an exhibit that has been prepared for the patrons of the schools and for all others who are interested in the education of the school children of the city. This ex- hibit includes specimens of work done by the manual training depart ments by the domestic science depart. ment and by the art department The manual training department has been established but one year and the work is not so far advanced as that of the art department, yet considering the length of time which has been devoted to it, the showing made is a credit % this part of tho work of the school. Magazine stands, ironing boards, chairs, tables, etc, most of them of antique design, show the progress that has been made
 While the writer is not qualified to judge d the work done by the pupils in the domestic science department the array of garments on exhibition equaled those made by professional dress makers so far as he could judge, though this is doubtless over drawn Neat cook books represent the work Of those who have been learning to preside over the culinary department of the future homes.
 The art exhibit is not on an exten- sive scale, an exhibit of this depart ment having been made earlier in the year. Some of the blue prints, made by the boys of the high school, showed unusual merit The exhibits will re- main today and tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
TRIAL ENL|vENED
 BY TIE ATTORNEYS
In a Case Before Justice Hogan YeSterday-Woman Fined
 for Cruelty,

Considerable interest was taken in the trial of Mrs. aJrnes Leach, a negress, charged with disturbing the peace in the neighborhcod of the old skating rink up Tombstone Canyon. From the evidence 1t seems that she was overzealous in whipping one of her children. A jury trial was de- manded, which resulted in a verdict of guilty and fine of s20. which was paid
 The feature of the trial was a per sonal difficulty between E. G. Strick Ter, representing the prosecution. and Fred Sutter, of the defense. In the course of his talk to the jury Strick- Ter remarked that he was in the case for the sake d justice, while the op- posing attorney was in for me bright S20 gold piece he had receiv- ed" Sutter arose and explained that he had not received a dollar in t.e case. whereupon Strickler addressed a remark reflecting on Attorney Sut- ter's professional standing. Sutter cslled Strickler liar and proceeded n give nim a strenuous physician dc nionstration of his opinion of the attorney for the prosecution. Friends then interfered and the case ITO ceeded.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
JACK AlKIN WON THE
 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP
Rich Stake Was Carried Off al Belmont Park in Fast Time,

NEW YORK, May 13.-Jack Atkn, carrying top weight, won the rich Metropolitan handicap at Belmont Park this afternoon. Restigouche, one of James R. Keene's two entries, was second. while Don Creole, r-- gardes in the betting as rank out slider, was third. The time was fast, 1.3S 3-5, a new record for the race on the Belmont course.
 Don Creole's performance was the feature of the race Starting last in position and or the far outside, he fought against the hardest sort of luck, gaining hardly an inch until the last eighth of mile was in sight Taea he shot forward like bolt, and at every jump he appeared to gain a new position and at the finish lacked but a scant helf length of shutting Restigouche out of Second place non Ors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
GLOBE DR|LLERS
 GO ID NEW YORK .~ Expect to Win Honors at Madi- son Square Garden Contest,
 Have Been In Training,

GLOBE, May 13.-Maintaining a record of from 50 to 51A inches in country granite in their daily prac- ticing, Lewis Page and James A Pick ems, Globes star rock drillers, who are to represent the Globe district in the drilling contest for the world s championship in Madison Square Gar den, New York, at the international Mining exposition expect to establish a new worlds record and carry off first honoFs at the big contest.
 | Page and Pickens left this week for New York city. They will work cut daily in New York until the contest is pulled off early in June, accustoming themselves to the low altitude.
 Globes team will be the only one in the contest from Arizona. The two teams entered from Bisbee withdrew yesterday, and as far as can be learned no other camp in the territory will sent team.
 The two men have been working out daily in the country granite, beat I ing their former records In this same stone by five or six inches every day. Their record of 51A inches in country granite made yesterday is believed to be the highest recorl ever made by team of drillers in that stone Among their competitors for the worlds championship will be Brad shaw and Nicols from Butte, Mont, the best drillers In the Northwest. Wise ones say the championship lies between Page and Pickens and Brad shaw and Nicols, with the Globe team several points better than their North western rivals.
 Gunnison granite will be used in the contests in New York. The high est records In Gunnison granite is a little above 43 inches in the regular fifteen minutes.
 The amateur team to represent Globe in the Madison Square Garden. amateur contest will be composed of Victor Johnson and George Strothers, They have been doing drilling daily for the last month, but are keeping quiet about their records.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
BAD MEXICAN
 STAbS FELLOW
 1T IFbnUIIIE I'll LLnusiLLL
Was Prosecuted Once Before for Shooting Scrape-cases In District Court at County Seat.
lSpecial to RavieW.l

TOMBSTONE, May 13-A telephone message received at the sheriffs of flee this morning from Gleason con veyed the information that there was "a serious stabbing affair at the Lead vile camp last night A Mexican named Gregoria Quinteras is charged with stabbing another Mexican in the back. Quinteras shortly afterward, it is stated, took horse belonging to George Land and made his escape toward the Mexican line The name of the Mexican who was assaulted was not given, but 1t was stated that he was seriously injured and would be brought into the county hospital to- day. Quinteras was held to await the action of the last grand. jury on a charge of assaulting another Mexican with .22 rife, but the grand jury evidently did not believe a case could be made against him, as they ignored the charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
FUN AND FRoLIc
 FOR THE SAILORS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 13.- Another round of continuous enter tainment for officers and sailors marked the seventh day of the visit of the battleship feet to San Fran cisco. An unusually large number of blueJackets were given shore leave. and of these it Is estimated that fully 1000 enjoyed observation car trips to points of interest In and about the city. Others took part in athletics and other festivities arranged in their honor at Golden Gate Park
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
KNIGHT IS APPOINTED
 TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

SACRAMENTO, May 13.-George A. Knight, member of the national con- mittee of the Republican party, was tonight appointed temporary chair man of the Republican state conven- tioa by the state central committee in exeeztive session
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14

Miss Mary E. Miller remarks that "the men of Illinois are not as noble not as grand, and not as apprecfatiye as the men of Wyoming" This would seem to put it right up to some Wyo ming gentleman to help Mary off with that Miss" without any further loss of tine.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
MADDOX IS ACQUITTED
 OF ROBBERY AT TUCSON

After having been out for eighteen hours, the jury in the case of the government against Clarence Maddox at Tucson, returned verdict of not guilty on a charge of box car rob bery.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
Has Resianed.

A. F. Stumpf, chief deputy in the of flee of County Recorder c. A. McDon- aid, has rendered his resignation as such official to take effect on the 18th inst. MT. Stumpf has taken charge of the Occidental Insurance Company in Cochise county and will devote his time hereafter to the interests of that company. Edwin Hughes, who has been a deputy in the office for some time, will be given the appointment of chief deputy, but who will fill the place vacated by Hughes has not yet been decided upon by Record CT Mcdonald. He has received a mum Der of applications for the place from this city as well as Bisbee, Lowell and Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
THURMAN IN TROUBLE
 AGAIN AT TOMBSTONE

TOMBSTONE, May 13.-(speciaD Dr. J. c. Thurman is under arrest here charged with giving Sherfff Jack White bad check for $500. A hearing in the case will be heard to- -nurew.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
CONTINUED FAIR WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Weathel indications for Arizona: Fair Thurs day and Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14

Every voter owes it to himself and to the public to register. Today is your last chance
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14

Taft and Teddy are now sasvN e the "golddnst tvinS- 7ay kzSt how to advertise.