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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
ILL FEELINGS AT
THE OLYM PAD.

So far as drawing closer the bonds
of friendship between the various ma
tions who are competing, the Olym-
pic games now being hefd in England
are hardly a great Success. Recrimi-
nations and charges of bias and pre-
judice have been rite and may prove
an injury to athletics, though they
have no weight in political relation
ships. The American competitors com
plain that the stars and stripes were
noticeable only by their absence in
decorations and Great Britain replies
that our Representatives were the only
ones who did not show honor to King
mission. They are women of wealth
Edward by dipping their colors when
passing him on the reviewing stand.
The American athletes charge that the
Britishers are trying to take every
thing in sight by fair means or foul
and especially complain of the ignor-
ing of their protest in the. tug of war
and the counting of points in all
events, whether regular Olympiad
events or not, Directing to the foot
ball games and other purely insular
sports going to the credit of Great
Britain and demanding champion
ship based on stadium events; and
further the two nations are counting
their points on different bases. The
spectacle is not an edifying one though
it is amusing. Still no one need fear
international complications arising.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
LONGEVITY.

Everybody has his own ideas about
longevity and his own private recipe
for heightened earthly existence. A
collection of interviews. of persons
! from 80 to 100 years of age has been
made on this subject, and for the ben
eft Of those who are interested in the
subject of longevity these interviews
are reprinted.
Il have never used tobacco in any
form My brother used tobacco and
died at So"
Il have chewed and smoked moder-
ateIy for the last so years"
4 have always drank plenty of cold
water beginning with glassful be-
fore breakfast and always before 60
ing to bed"
For many years I have drank a
glass of hot water, as hot as l could
drink it, before breakfast. 1t washes
the stomach and aids digestion. Ice
water 1 never drink, nor much cold
water. at any time"
4 have never INDUCED in spirits or
malt liquors from my youth up and at
tribute my long life to that"
I have taken wine and spirits all
my life since l was young man, but
never to excess"
Il have made it a rule to eat spar
ingly and always to quit before feel
fully satisfied. have carefully avoid
ed rich foods or whatever was afraid
would not agree with me. Life is
sweeter than self-indulgence."
I have never given much thought
to what should eat or drink but have
always eaten heartily of whatever l
liked or was put before me-
I have never drank tea or coffee
! am satisfied they injure the diges-
ton and no one can live a long. life
with bad digestion"
I am fond of my coffee in the morn
ing and generally take a cup OF tea
in the evening"
7 have not tasted meat for over 40
years. have been a strict vegetarian
and am satisfied my advanced age is
due to that
Il am rather a hearty eater and
/ must have my fresh meat for dinner
J and supper, with rasher of bacon
for breakfast"
4 live largely on milk and butter
milk. That is the most of my living.
Sweet milk is nourishing. Buttermilk
is cooling to likelihood and helps the
digestion"
4 drink only water with my meals,
never tea or coffee. Milk may be good
for babies and calves, but not for men.
Buttermilk is only good ~to fatten
hogs"
i L have made it a rule TO take a
cold bath every morning. 1t is a great
invigorator. Warm baths are weaken
ing
1 81 have been in the habit of taking
warm baths at frequent intervals. The
cold bath is too severe a shock to the
system and is really dangerous"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
THE RIGHT OF
Rec SPEECH.

Three women have been arrested
in Los Angeles for preaching social
ism on the streets without police per-
and good social position. and are not
known to have entertained any IN
lawful or unworthy designs on the
community. Neither does it appear
that they have created disorder in the
streets. Yet they are put in Jail for
speaking on the streets without per-
mission of the police
1t must be wondered where milords.
the Los Angeles police, got their au-
thority, says the Washington Post
'Tis not the three women who have
broken the laws of the land, but the
bIue-coated alleged guardians of the
law. The constitution of the United
States prohibits congress. from enact
ing any law infringing the right of
free speech and peaceabIe assembly,
and the language of the constitution
raises no distinction between men and
women. Presumably the constitution
of California also safeguards these
rights.
1t is not necessary to defend social
ism in order TO ask justice for so
cialists. 1t is said that a number of
those, as We believe, misguided people
have been put into the Los Angeles
chain gang for no greater offehse than
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
HOW SOME POLICE
HANDLE NEWSPAPER MEN,


If the pseudo Sherlock Chicks Of
the small towns Of the country-that
IS, the ones ordinarily encountered:
those, for instance. who enwrap them
selves and their operations in blan-
zet Of mystery so dense that even
their immediate superior cannot see
through tiff these small town author
tiles, self-important officials upon
whose secrecy, among other things
depend the rising and the setting of
the sun, the matin song of chanticleer
and the evening below of Old Bossy-
were to exhibit half so much tact and
plain common sense as the author
tiles of the larger cities-real import
ant people-then the work of the Bush
town sleuths would be more effective,
they would have less trouble and they
would commence to enjoy public es.
teen that would be thorough.
For instance. the matter of handling
newspaper men is one that the chiefs
of police and the chiefs of detectives
daily encounter all over the country
The wise officer of the big city will
nine times out of ten, take into his
confidence the newspaper man, de
pending on his honor and judgment
in properly taking care of the matter
at hand. The Bushtown officer, how
ever, win get into his impe1etrablt
shell of mystery and announce with 6
supposed impressive solemnity of voice
and manner that "at present there is
nothing to give out for publication
and / do not feel justified in reveal
ing just at present our plans. I'll lei
you know, when there is" Perhaps
criminals already have been arrested
yet no informaxon is obtainable
about them from the self important
Bushtown executive. If the news
paper man is made of the stuff that
most of them who have had metro
politan newspaper experience are made
of, he will print a story and it will be
one that may cause the Bushtown con
stable to Vince and wish that at least
he had explained the situation.
Among the wise police officials O.
the country is the superintendent o.
police at Washington. D. c. Com
menting on a recent order of his the
Ell Paso Herald says:
The superintendent of police il
Washington, d. c., has issued orders
to the force that newspaper badge.
must be accorded due recognition a
all times. The badge. when worn BY
an authorized newspaper reporter
gives the wearer entry within the fire
lines, and TO all places where crimes
have been committed. The member:
of the police force are specifically in
structed to assist the reporter at al
times in any way in their power. Il
obtain any and all facts that may bt
of use TO him in his newspaper work
There is one police chief that recog
| nizes in the newspapers a powerful!
| ally for reducing, detecting and re
dressing crime, and he wants the mel
to understand that the chief of In,
| department is not playing a hiddeI
| game
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

The democratic platform calls for
better acquaintance and greater mu-
tual confidence between the United
States and the countries of Latin
America. Hear that, Castro?
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

The ruler of Abyssinia has named
his successor. Thus does Mr.. Roose-
velt's steam roller precede him into
Africa.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

The Cleveland resolutions offered
by Mr.. Dunn of Omaha, Neb., say that
statesman has been removed from
our midst" That, at least, is some
thing the Parker resolutions were not
guilty of.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
ANN0UNC
FOR SUPERVISOR.

| desire to announce myself as a
candidate for reelection TO the Office
OF supervisor of Cochise county.
WILLIAM NJ. RIGGS,
Dos CabeZos, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
FOR SHERIFF.

l desire to announce myself as
candidate for the Office of sheriff Of
Cochise county, subject TO the decis-
ion of the Democratic county conven-
ton.
ERNEST E. HUGHES.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

Although urged to do so, the demo
cratic convention did not find vice
presidential nominee in New York
Towne.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
FOR CONSTABLE.

l desire to announce myself as a
candidate for the office of constable
of Precinct No. 2, Bisbee, subject to
the decision of the Democratic county
convention. JOHN II. JAMES.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

Commander Peary has sailed, de-
spite the fear that his grub stake may
not be long enough for the north pole.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

But that drastic anti-Uncle Joe
plank may cause the democrats to
lose Dauville, III.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

The noiseless gun was not put on
the market in time for a noiseless
Fourth.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

Inc Thaw trtal-no, I'll be hanged
II l do. Some things may as well be
forgotten. Now that spring is coming,
suppose we have a new deal all round.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
FOR SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of sheriff subject
to the action of the Democratic county
convention. NJ c. BENTON.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

AllNlS w llllG Is dlN dN > dDDEbClallNE
and seldom fails to compliment those
who give him pleasure. A Wisconsin
Little Willie was no exception to the
rule:
It is said that a Prairie du Sac min
lister was invited to take dinQer with a
family of his church few days ago As
they were leaving the dining room after
the meal the good man turned to the
hostess and said: Sister, scarcely ever
get such an excellent dinner" Before
she could reply, little Johnnie, aged seven.
rejoined: Same here"
4 4 4
When a man is sick and IN the hos
pital, It is surprising how few friends
he has who think enough of him to
waste an hour from business calling
on him.
At twenty-one a man starts in to re-
form the world. At thirty he has HIS
doubts about it. At forty he decides
the world can't be reformed. At fifty
he is busy hanging on by his eye
brows and letting the world reform
him!
600
Bed Covers.
Il was the much-read Robert Inger
soil who referred TO Santo Domingo
as the country where one needed, as q
bed-quiit, only a cloud. Occasionally
in the olden days, hobo would
wander into our newspaper once and
ask for a few exchanges. He was ar.
ranging for his cloud. The difference
between his somnambulistic ar.
rangement and that designated by
Mr.. IngersoIl was that he slept on his
cloud instead OF under IT, Having
panhandled a "dookie" from some
charitably inclined housekeeper
Weary Walker would proceed 10 the
newspaper office TO beg his bed. Thus
with bed and board, he was well pro
vided with immediate wants. With
the "dookie" inside him and the pa
per under him, to keep out the damp.
ness and the cold, he would snooze IN
some friendly boxcar until morning
Did you ever see a crowd of hoboes
at a "shipwrecking"? For three con.
secutive years the hoboes over the
country, under the leadership OF
Charles F. Noe and "Onion" Cotton,
held conventions. The buns attended
in goodly numbers, and during each
convention many "shipwrecks" were
duly celebrated. A "shipwreck" con.
sists of all the fresh eggs obtainable.
The shells are broken open and the
eggs are turned into a pan, the yolks
floating unbroken in the whites
When the pan is fun or the eggs have
all been opened, some hero Of the
frowsy coterie grasps a stick or rude
ladle and makes scrambled eggs OF
the floating islands This is termed
the "shipwreck." When the eggs
have been cooked they are dipped out
and placed between slices of bread
and eaten as sandwiches.
r. N,,,,ar.1
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

Anybody who can average up code
of living out of the foregoing is vel
come to do so.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
NOTICE.

A reward Of $500 will be paid for
Information leading 20 the arrest and
conviction of the parties stealing The
Review from subscribers.
THE BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19
Both Satisfied,

Little Willie is always appreciative
and seldom fails to compliment those
who give him pleasure. A Wisconsin
Little Willie was no exception to the
r11Ia-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-19

At twenty-one a man starts in to re-
form the world. At thirty he has HIS
doubts about it At forty he decides
the world can't be reformed. At fifty
he is busy hanging on by his eye
brows and letting the world reform
himi
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
(Tucson starr


The annual report Of the Pedraz-
zini Gold & Silver Mining company,
operating In Sonora, for the fiscal
year ending January 81, 1908. has
been received by several stockhold-
ers in Tucson tais week aid the re-
port Is all that could be desired. AS
an investment proposition Pedra-zini
has equalled and even exceeded all
the claims which were made at the
time the company was organized. and
the best proof has come in the shape
of dividends. II 1-2 per cent being
paid for the year. A dividend of per
cent has been ordered paid to stock
holders on April 1, and an additional
dividend of IL per cent is payable
May 10.
The Pedrazzini is a rich silver pro-
Queer The capitalization of the COM
pany is 100000. with par value Of
the shares 81 each. During the year
S,433 feet of development work was
done, with very encouraging results.
In the fall OF the year the mines
had been gotten into shape to in
crease the production very consider
ably. Just at this juncture the mar
ket price OF silver began to decnns
very rapidly. II appeared wise to
the management not to increase the
production during the disturbed con-
di,IonS Of the market, because it was
deemed. inevitable that the market
priCC Of silver must r,sc in the Lear
future above the extreme low price
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
THIS ORE AVERAGES
81 PEP CENT COPPER
Rich Discovery Made In Old Ajo
Workings While I'm
watering Mine,

TUCSON, April 4.-Discoyery of
rich metallic copper has been made
at the Old Ajo mine while the old
workings were being unwatered, &C
cording to Superintendent A. D. Lee,
VINO arrived in the city today from
Ajo. t&NM
1t was found that copper had ac-
cumulated along the eight-pound rails
ea the track in the mine tunnel for
a distance of $50 feet, including both
rails. SN
This copper was gathered and it
made 81 sacks of the metal. An as
say showed that the copper ranged
"a per cent pure. 1t had been gath
cTing on the iron rails for number
of years.
While the old workings on Ire
mine were being unwatered it was
found that the water in the shafts
was so impregnated with copper that
crusts formed in the water pipes.
Mr.. Lee stated that the present
plans of the Rendell Reduction COM
pany. owning the Ajo mine, include
permanent shaft to be run from
the end of the Col. Bean workings
to the surface. When the property
was previously worked by Colonel
Bean ne sunk a shaft $50 feet down
and then ran tunnel 179 feet on that
level The shaft to the surface will
be begun at the end of the 175ioot
workings.
Mr.. Lee stated that big improve
ments are being made on the wagon
road between Ajo and ella Bend.
These improvements are being paid
for by Maricopa county.
A woman road overseer is in
charge of the work. She is Mrs.
Rowley, wife of the foreman at the
Southern Pacific roundhouse in ella
Bend. She is said to be fully as
good as any of the other road over
seers and is getting excellent results
from a force of thirty-fiye laborers
which she has under her command
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
A GOOD WAGON ROAD
TO Los ANIMAS VALLEY
Suggestion Made Calling Fol-
Cooperation of
Douglas

J. F. Sanford a. prominent ranchman
from the Los Animas valley east Of
Douglas is visiting friends in Douglas
and is endeayoring to interest them in
a proposition which should meet with
the hearty cooperation of Douglas
merchants and business men.
Mr.. Sanfords proposition is a good
wagon road connecting the Los Animas
valley with Douglas. He says that
any one VINO has visited the valley in
the past three months will at once APP
preciate how profitable such a road
would be No other valley in the neigh
borhood is settling so rapidly, nor Is
such progress being made in develop
ing and improving property, as in this
valley to the east. At present the
nearest wagon road to Douglas is over
fifty miles of journey. There is a
trail coming straight across by the
Slaughter ranch which lessons the
distance almost by half but wagons
can't make the "Trip over this trail az
1t Is at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
A COPPER STRIKE
UNDER STAG DUMP
Workmen Digging Sewer Tun-
mel Come On Vein Which
Is Apparently Rich.

A copper strike. which in the early
days of the camp would have created
more or less excitement. has been
made a few feet under Stag dump
hill. in the course of digging the sew
err tunnel. The ore is known as green
copper carbonate. or malachite. The
percentage Of copper carried by this
ore cannot be determined without as
say, but malachite carries as high as
SIS per cent. The vein Of this ore
Is about 100 feet lower than the Gar
shaft opening. therefore correspond
ing to the 100 foot lever at the Car.
No attempt has been made by the
Copper uQeen people, so far as can
re learned. to determine the extent
OF the deposit; nor have any plans
been made toward mining it. As the
sewer tunnel proceeds the ore is TAX
en- out with wheelbarrows and dump
ed at the side of the railroad track.
More than two tons have been taken
out of small space, and the pile
looks good.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
PRITcHARD & KEEN
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks Speciality.
AGENT for the Liverpool & London ana
Globe Insurance Companies


April 4th, 1908.
The market closed strong at some
what better prices than at the opening
this morning, which remained weak
from the opening till near the close
wber the whole market strengthened
and closed at the highest point OF tne
day. The local stocks remain at
about tae same level and there Is
very little demand for any OF them.
Rutte-London receded to the lowest
II has been for many months ana is
a bargain at the price. Butte-Arizona
Is stiiI on the upward move and Is
advancing daily. Amalgamated clos
ed at $5S.75. Indications are now lot
higher prices at the opening on Moii-
day.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
MARGIN BUYING
Is POPULAR
In THE EAST
AT Present Figures Stocks Look
Like a Good Purchase
Either Outright or on a Fair
Margin.
(By Frank J. Graft

The close OF the week shows the
market to be in a well preserved con-
dition. with stocks holding their own,
with no particular inclination for
liquidation. 1t looks as though the
greater part of the week holders are
out of the market and there cannot De
many left to hurt the market.
Stocks are certainly a purchase HL
these figures, and see no good reas-
on why money cannot be made at
these figures. Either buying stocks
outright or buying them upon a fair
margin. Marginal stocks are again
becoming favorites among the east
ern brokers, and there is ten times
more margin business done at pres
ent than outright stocks, which is due
to the fact that stocks are SO low
that bankers and brokers are taking
little or no chances. The entire mar.
ket looks as though 1t has been sold
out and that a better market and
better prices should be the result of
the coming week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store-Rooms
and AntIer's Building.

Today's short session was dull d1u
featureless. However, the New York
list closed stronger all around, and II
looks favorable for better prices next
week. The bank statement was good
and this influenced prices to quite an
extent. The coppers show very little
change in prices and while firm, Inere
is only a moderate demand.
Globe stocks seem to be the favor
ties aad are not offered very freely.
Warren is In good demand at $500,
with none coming out. Butte &
Arizona is gradually advancing and
should be a buy at present prices.
The balance OF the list is quiet and
unchanged.
Closing Quotations.:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
NAM YORK ouoTATIoNs.

NEW YORK, April 4.-Amalga-
mate dcopper. SIS 5-s; American Smeir
er. g. SIS: Atchison, "A So; Reading
1OS SIS; New York Central 81 Ia;
Pennsylvania, 116; st. Paul. l16 IL;
Southern Pacific "A; Union Paichc'
124 rs; Steel, 80 3-S; Steel, prefer
red, 81 "a.
Metals: Stopper unsettled: Lake
1886 1-2@IS.12 10: Elecuolytic, l2.75
613; Casting, 12.5061275.A
Lead quiet, unchanged S.SO@4;
Spelter. 460@47o. New York.
Cattle receipts, 800. steady. Beescs
4.5OG7.30: cows. haifers. 2.0o@6.OO;
Texans. 4.4065.40: calves, Also 5.75;
westerns. 4.4OG5.50; stockers feeders,
9. 2565.30. Sheep eceipts, 1000
steady. Natives. 4.7566.S0; west.
ems, 5.0066.SO: yearlings, 6.25q7.40;
lambs. 600G7.S5: westerns, $3.50
7S5
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
WORK At SILVER BELL
IS PROGRESSING fine
Big Bunch of Men Are at Work
on Country Road
There.

Tucson, April 2.-Justice John Doan,
Superintendent F. F. Friant Of the
Arizona Southern railroad, which runs
from Red Rock to Silverbell, and o.
C. Conniff, hoisting engineer at the
Silverbell mines, arrived in the city
today from Silverbell, where they re-
side. They made tie trip to Tucson
to take some Masonic work here.
Justice Doan stated today that big
improvements are being made on the
road which leads from Tucson to Sill
verbell and also TO Sasco. For a con-
siderable portion of the distance be-
tween Tucson and these camps the
same road is trayersed.
About ten miles east of Sasco, how
ever, the road to the Silyerbell camp
branches while the Sasco road con-
tinues straight ahead.
Mr.. Doan stated that big force of
men is at work both on the Silver
bell branch of the county road and
also on the Sasco branch. This work
is being directed by DR.. John Den
nett, who is the local road overseer
in that section.
It is the intention of the road
overseer to put these roads in first
class condition for automobiles and
light vehicles and also for heavier
teams, which will haul ore and
freight.
improvements to the Siiverbell and
the Sasco roads win be much appre-
ciated by Tucson people, as the trav-
ell between this city and those camps
is gradually growing. Better roads
will also be a great boon for the
smaller mining companies of the Sill
yerbep pDad when they are ready
TO freight their ores to the Sasco
smelter.
Justice Doan stated that Silverbell
is already making preparations to well
come the Tucson excursionists who ex-
pect to visit the camp and Sasco on
Sunday, April IL.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-05
MOVED TO OFFICES.

TUCSON, April AZ. A. Cater. the
new travelling freight and passenger
the new general clerk of the Espee in
the new general clerk of tn eEspee in
the Bicknell offices, were formally in
stalled in their quarters in the Hewitt
building yesterday. The ticket office
at the depot, under R. B. Savage. is
already in working shape, although all
the equipment of the Santa Rita office
has not yet been transferred.