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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28
THE POLYTECHNIC.
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An eDporfunfty te visit famous cof- lege Farmers Summer School. One fare pius twenty-five cenfn., TfeIxAee on sale JuIy 2Sth, 20th and o0th. Good until August eth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-28

0RPHEuM THEATRE, SPECIAL.
 Tuesday and Thursday, "0stIer Joes film. Poem made famous by Mrs. James 3rowm Potter.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

as rlies in Kansas City. ] roomed with
two Harvard. one Yale, and two Ms
souri, School Of Mines men during the
five months l put in Bisbee. There
are four thriving banks, and one uhe
Bank of Bisbee) is as elegantly fur
nished as any bank in America. Hand
a barber or porter anything less than
two bits and he will give it back to
YOU
You are aroused at al unearthlv
hour by the braying OF burros. Of
which there are thousands. Meyicans
lead these little fellows with great
loads, and. with a belled burro. make
trips into the mountains Before Bis
bee had waterwOrks Mexicans mad
fC.tuues by bringing water from the
mountains on burrOs and selling it at
eXhOrbitant prices. ! bought two bur
rCs for six bits a piece, and then had
To disClaim ownership when feeding
time came, which 4 bUrrO never fails
to let You Know. Hay is so a ton, so
the owner Of a bu-ro has TO have
plenty OF time 10 rustic, or he will get
the AntinOise Society after him
Chinese and JAMS bring in produce
from the ranches, but neither Chiuk
nor Jap can remain in Bisbee after =
p. m. II is a city ordinance similar
to the custom in certain Philippine
towns, where a bugle is blown at 1.
and the MOros with their boIos are IT,,
cut Of the gates"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

feat Taft on that ground is 10 -
made. as I am informed if win CON.
stirUra a serious menace tn his suc-
cess. I did not meet a single preach
er thar was not against TAFT because
Of his being a Unitarian"
Tariff speech Is Finished.
Mr.. Bryan's tariff speech which wuI
be delivered at Dies Noines has bee,,
printed and comics Will be furnished
the press tomorrow. The trust gpcecb.
(which is TO be given at the Kern no.
tifcation at INDIANAPOLIS. on rhe TWEEN
ty-ffth, was finished. After a day de
voted TO correspondence he will tackle
the guaranteed bank deposits speech
and one on labor. which are next On
his list.
1t is more or less definitely decided
that Mr. Bryan will go to Ohio lor
one or more speeches in Saptem5er.
though he declines to say when or
where he will speak. aside from the
places and dates already announced.
A dispatch from New York that Char
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
METHODISTS ARE OUT AFTER
SCALP Of WILLIAM \. TAFT

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 19.-Au org
antzed an effort to get Tafts scalp IS
being made by Methodists Of Nebraska
and those engaged in the work say
that the movement is not sectional.
RUmors to this effect were in Circula-
ton during the session of the Ep-
worth League convention at the chau-
tauqua assembly. and these have the
official confirmation from George E.
Tobey. secretary of the association.
Mr. Tobey was until recently private
secretary TO Senator Burkett, and is a
staunch republican:
The Methodist preachers at the as
sembly," said Mr.. TCbey, have gone
wild over Bryan. They make no Sc
cret of their opposition TO Mr. Tart.
They buttonholed everybody they met
and impOrtuned them to vote against
the republican nominee. They assert
that no good Methodist can vote Tor a
man who openly declares he does not
believe in the divinity of Christ, and
it is an argument that was very eff
fective
If a general concerted effort TO de-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
GEN. 4. ]. SAMPSON
RECEIVING SUPPORT
F rom the Administration Force
for Delegate to Congress
This Fall.

PHOENIN. Aug. 19.-GeueraI A. ).
Sampson. eX-miuister to Ecuador, il
now said TO have added ATTORNEY
General Z. S. Clark 10 his list OF
supporters, which, if true, means that
the administration has come to look
upon Sampson much more fayOrabiy
than it did a few years ago.
Sampson is said to nave captured a
majority of the thirty-One delegates
chosen at the republican convention
Saturday. This being a correct guess,
il gives Sampson the entire delega-
ton as they will vote at the terrific
rial convention in Phoenix Saturday
under the unit rule
That the Kibbey faction was in con
troll last Saturday is evidenced by the
vote on the motion to put the deIega-
ton under the unit rule. 1t was op-
posed by the element that has fought
Governor Kibbey, but in spite of what
they could do, the unit rule motion
was adopted.
In the manner in which the dele
gates were selected it would appear
that the Kibbey followers suffered
their only reversal. The first PROPOSE
ton was to leave their selection TO
committee OF five, which would nave
produced a solid Kibbey delegation.
Then ray of light soaked into the
brain OF one of the delegates, and, ris-
ing to his feet, demanded that the del
egates be appointed ami each pre-
cinct allowed to name its own dele
gates. He demanded that ehis be
done on tle ground that it was demo
cratic. 1t struck some of the Repub-
liCans that he would have done better
not TO give his reason.
Kibbey's friends are claiming that
they have nineteen of the thirty-one
delegates, and that they will control
the MarieOpa delegation under the
unit rule. In the first ward in Phoe-
nix the delegation is soliG -Kibbey.
They have practically all of the del
egates chosen for the other thTc
wards of the city. Sampson and Alosi-
20 Hubbell of Apache continue to. be
the two leading candidates.
There is considerable talk of a dark
horse being sprung at the eleventh
hour. RumOr has it that Attorney
General Clark or r. E. Morrison will
be the dark horse. Clark so far is fol
| Sampson and Morrison is for Hubbell.
Never were the Republicans on the
eve Of convention vita as much uls
certainty as to the man they will nom
mate as they are right now. Not
even the leaders venture a guess -
to who will be named.
The Maricopa and Yavapai delega-
tons will be Kibbey's strongest al
lies in the convention. Yavapai is for
him in the open, and ne is said to have
a majority Of the MaTicopa delegates.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
TOUCHES
ON TAFTS SPEECH
viii Be Exposition of Two
Parties Practical Work
Towards Trusts,

HOT SPRINGS, Aug. I9.-Judge ".
II. Taft put the finishing touches on
his speech to the Virginia Republi-
cans after devoting practically the
whole day TO the work. The speech,
according to A. !. VOrys, is not a reply
to Bryan's notification and recent ut
terances, but rather an exposition in
regard to the Republican and Demo
cratic parties in their practical work
toward the control of trusts and mon
-opolies abuses. From this comparison,
it is said by VOrys, Taft has drawn
the conclusion that the, Republicans
have a very effective slogan with
which TO go after the indepedent vote
of the south.
The speech contains approximately
5000 words and will be delivered Fri
day afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
IN ROW
ABOARD A TRAIN
Company Sent From Fort Nc
Pherson to QueIl Trouble
at Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Aug. 1S.-Late tonight
the police reserves were called TO
station near here to quel riot that
broke out among two companies of
regulars en- route from Fort Slocum
to the Pacific coast. When the local
police were unable to curb the soldiers
call was made upon Fort Mcpherson
for troops and Capt Bankhead. with
a company of regulars responded nur-
riedly. The trouble started when
number of soldiers began annoying
the passengers. Officer Hin, of the
local police force, knocked down two
soldiers. Then the trouble became
general 4 soldier named Frank Smith
Ues seriously stabbed. Joseph Blake
4 soldier, was placed under arrest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
CFrom New York Press1

J. +. Aria, OF PlttSDurg, NFlJes'
In Mondays paper you mentioned
Bisbee's waterwoTks. | lived in that
red hot mining camp five months in
the GUNNER Of 1907. The water comes
from Naco, eight miles away. 1t is
right on the Mexican border, end is
pumped to Bisbee. 1t is as p1re As At
lanta, Ga, water, and there is none
better. Bisbee is Just ten feet more
than a nile high. and has the finest Ii
brary Of any city Of its size in the uni
verse. Every daily OF any consequence
is to be found on file there.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
PANAMA CANAL IN FIVE YEARS.
Col. Goethals Probably viii BRING That
News From Isthmus.

WASHINTON, Aug. 19.-That the
Panama canal can be completed with
IN hVe years and at much less cost
than has been generally supposed is
the information which Col. Goethals,
engineer in charge of the work. is ex-
pected to bring Secretly of War
Wright from the Isthmus of Panama
next month.
Colonel GOethals contempIates a
trip to this country in September for
the purpose of comforting with Sec
rotary Wright on canal zone matters.
One Of the subjects of discussion will
be the estimates for the next year to
be submitted to congress at the COM
ing session.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
-BISBEE As SOME PEOPLE SEE It
WITH SOME TRUTH, MUCH INACCURACY
BY Byron Williams.

'Bisbee lies right in the heart Of the
mountains, and Cochise Peak. Young
Blood Hill and Chihuahua Hill Use
perpendicularly to the north, west and
south of it. Beer GuIch is 4 classic
thoroughfare, and is nothing else than
its name applies. There are seven
teen saloons in one block, and at a.
m. it is as noisy as Bedlam. There IS
Only one tree in the town, a sickly
looking cottonwood in the yard of Wal
ter Douglas, one of the big mining
men OF Arizona and the state Of So
nora, Mexico.
College men are as thick in Risbee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
SCUM Bend, Ind. August19. 19O

SCUM Bend, Ind, Augustus, 1908.
To the Stockholders of the Southwest
ern Mining Company:
You and each of you will please take
notice that special meeting of the
stockholders of the Southwestern Min
ing Company will be held at the Of
flee of the company at Naco, Arizona,
on the 9TH day Of September, 1908, at
O'Clock p. m. to consider d PROPOSE
ton for the sale OF the entire assets
and property OF the company. and for
the transaction Of such other bust
ness in connection Herewith as may
come before tae meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors.
1924 F. n. BONNIE, Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
ISSUED $4,000 PASSES.
Sci Northern az R0ek IsIand ao.
e % zee TranspOrtatiOn.

~ IT 'N- fIoFFepUI NdLIvIIs
AUSTIN, Aug. 1.-two OF the Iarg-
eT railroads OF the state, the Interna-
tional & Great Northern, and the Chi
cago, Rock island & Calf, submitted
to the railroad commission today their
reports for the fiscal year ending June
80.
The latter issued 1919 passes fo-
2 total Of 1.037,647 miles. while the
former issued 1854 passes for =
9S9, 69S miles. Tie former issued free
transportation for 9,60S,S11 miles the
year before, while the latter issued
transportation for 3.5S9,09S for the
same period.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
JAPANESE NATURALIZATION

HONOLULU, Aug. 19.-Masakechi
Suzuki, a Japanese, who had obtained
first naturalization papers from the
United States court in New York City,
has applied here to the United States
district cOnrt for his second paners.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
RACKET AND ALEXANDER.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 1S.-H. H.
Hackett and F. B. Alexander of New
York successfully defended their title
to the national tennis championship in
doubles on the Casino courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
AgsoRes ELECTRIC SYSTEM

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. 10
z. Il. Hartman today closed a deal by
which he secures complete control Ct
the entire traffic in the rich Santa
Clara valley and shuts OUT comueti-
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

The last touches have been applied
70 the Granite Reef dam and It is now
completed. The chains for raising and
lowering the gates have been installed
end are working.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

Two casks Of water from the HASA
yampa river were shipped out of Wick
enburg Thursday Afternoon by Emil
Holden. The water is consigned to-
John Mitchell. the manager Of the
Hollenbeck hotel in Los Angeles snd
it is to be aSed at the banquet to be
given by TIE HassayamDl "iub on
Thursday evening Of next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
THIRD Upton RACE OFF.

Contestants in Yacht Contest Fail ts
Make Time Limit Owing to Wind
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-The Upton cup
contestants failed to cover the course
within the time limit Of three hours
yesterday and the third race Of the
series was declared off. with the lead
ing yacht. the Spray Of the Chicago
Eacar Club, six minutes from the fin
ish line. The Cleveland would have
won second place had the race been
completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

Tucscn is threatened with a vaude
vile theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20

. Little Donald Ward. a ffteen-mOnths
old boy living on a ranch near Yuma
wandered from his home last Satur
day and fell into an irrigation often
and was drowned.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-20
TERRITORIAL
NOTES.

/. c. StahI of Yuma was killed il
an accident al Crook : Landing, ore,
Friday
Francisco Griego has been arrested
1T Mesa for the third time on the same
charge-tAat of pawniug a bicycle
which did not belong to him.
Sheriff Pacleco OF Pima county. who
oHciated at the hanging of Murderer
hawkins, at Tucson Friday, wants 10
have the law changed so that all hang
ings in the future may be made al the
territorial penitentiary.
The force in the mechanical depart
ment OF the railroad at Douglas has
been reduced about 10 per cent
ID. i. Gates of Tennessee will e~tLD-
fish big poultry farm near Fort Low
ell, in Pima county.
The Octave Mining company in the
Weaver district, will build a large cleo
trio power plant for the use Of itselt
and other consumers in that section.
Richard Noodle of Nogales was quite
severely injured last Sunday by the
accidental discharge of a revolver
which he dropped on the floor, caus-
ing its discharge
. Little Donald Ward. n fifteen-mOnths
old boy living on a ranch near Yuma,
wandered from his home last Satur-
H. 81 ton, IL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04
GRANT SPEACH
MAY BEAT Taft
sEcRETARY's ATTACK ON GRANT
BRINGS RIVALS TOGETHER
AND BIG 5ATTLe is ON.
GRAND ARMY MEN ARE BITTER
Fairbanks Men Say Speech VIII b
Brought Up at convention--"can.
noneers" Declare 100 Delegates
viii Break instructions.

Chicago. June At is now a bitter
fight to beat Taft for the Republican
nomination with the secretary's Grant
speech as the weapon.
All the other candidates are allied
against Taft. They believe Taft's
speech in New York. in which he said
that Gen. Grant was forced to resign
from the army because of his drink
ing, will beat him. The speech has
aroused bitterness. especially in the
G.. A. r. and the army.
"Taft's speech was providential fol
u.s." declared Fairbanks man We'd
nesday. 1T will be referred to on tbs
floor of the convention. 1t will beat
him II we can make II beat him
There is not an old soldier in the
country but whose blood boils wher
he reads what Taft said about Grant.
Frank b. Hitchcock. Taft's campaign
manager. arrived Wednesday and will
take charge of Taft headquarters. A
statement from the "Cannoneers," as
the Cannon headquarters is called, de
clares nearly 100 OF Taft's instructed
delegates may break their instruc
tions, and Uncle Joe" has an excel
lent chance of winning on the SECOND
or third ballot.
The program for the first day OF the
Republican national convention an
nouncsd by Chairman Harry 8. New
and Secretary Elmer Dover is:
June I6, IL o'clock noon. convention
called to order by Chairman Harry S
New.
Prayer by Bishop p. j. Muldoon.
Presentation of gavel to National
Chairman New.
Call of national convention read by
Secretary Dover.
Introduction Of temporary chairman
Address by temporary chairman.
Presentation Of gavel to temporary
chairman.
Election of temporary officers
Selection of committee on temper.
airy organization, rules and order of
business, credentials and resolutions.
Miscellaneous business.
The gavel will be made Of wood
from old Fort Dearborn.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04
ENDS LIFE ON 10TH BIRTHDAY
IN Strict Conformity With His Accept
anee Of the osler Theory.

Chicago, June 4.-Andrew Bevins,
former secretary to Justice Freeman
of tho New York supreme court ended
bis life by gas on his 10th birthday in
strict conformity with his acceptance
of the life theory OF DR.. Osler.
brief essay was found. II read:
-'Fit only for rest-Threescore and
ten-this is the scriptural statue OF
limitations. After that active work
for man ceases, his time on earth has
expired. If you shrink at the thought
OF night, and the late Homecoming &
from the banquet, and the lights and
laughter; II you fear to awaken those
who are sleeping at home. | only need
TO remind you that there Is no need
for you to tip-toe. for theirs is tho
sleep from which there is no awaken.
Ing. So you need only reply, I shall
be happy TO join you in that everlast.
ing sleep, for am T0--threescore and
ten-and ! am fit only for the chimney
corner, my pipe and my book and
rest
And when you in your turn, shall
reach pier No. 20, may you board your
waiting ship in reconciIed state and
lay your course toward the sinking
sun. Good night"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04
s25,ooO,oOO RAIL ORDER
BAR IRON PRICE REDUCED, FOL
LOWING DROP IN STEEL.
Trade Stimulation is Now Looked 70
Dealers and Manufacturers
Are Optimistic.

Pittsburg. Pa, June At Is sale
here Wednesday that the Unite,
States Steel corporation is negotiating
with the Russian government for on,
of the largest steel rail contracts eve
made
According to the reports the stee
company will provide rails for relay
ing practically the entire track OF tn,
Siberian railway and that probabl.
more than 100000 tons of 80 to 81
pound rails will be required for tn,
purpose. The value Of such contrac
would be about s25.O00,000.
A return OF activity aud prospcrit!
in the iron and steel trade. the pivota
industry in American manufactures, q
the practically certain outcome of tn,
cut OF S4 ton in the price Of ba
steel announced Tuesday, in the opin
ion Of many steel men. Forecasts diff
fer only In the length of time allowed
for the full resumption of trade
An indication of the effect OF tn,
cut came Wednesday, when the ba
iron manufacturers reduced the pric,
Of bar iron 81 a ton, leaving II 81 low
er in price than bar steel.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04

with the Improvement of silver street
from west iinc Of Dcuucr street to
west corporation line IA the CITY Ol MAJ
rion, ONO.
DC II ordained by the Council of the
.City of Marion, state oi ono:
SECTION L. 1nat IL Is hereby decided
by the Council Of the CITY of Marion.
Ohio, uhrec-fourths of all member )
elected thereto concurring. 10 proceed
with the Improvement vi silver street
IRON west line of Leader street to west
corporation line In accordance with u
resolution for that PURPOSE passed on on
the 9Th day of April, 1905 by said
Council. and being known as 1te5olu-
ton No. 20, and In accordance with the
plnns. specifications. estimates anu pro-
files heretofore approved and now on
file In the office OF the department OF
Public Service.
Section =. That all claims for dam
lages thcrcfrom shall be Judiciously IN.
quired into before the commencement
lOf the proposed Improvement. and the
city solicitor be and he is hereby au-
thorizcd and directed TO institute pro-
lcecdngs In court OF Competent Jur-
'isdlctlon 10 inquire into such claims.
Sec. g. That the whole cost of said
Improvement less oue-hfticth thereof.
land the cost of intersection shall be
iasscssed by the foot frontage upon all
lots and lands bounding ana abutting
upon said Improvement between west
line OF Leader street and west corpo-
ration line which said lots and lands
arc hereby determined 10 be especially
benefited by said Improvement; and the
cost of said Improvement shall Include
| the expense of printing, publishing and
service of notices, resolutions, ordi-
nauccs required, the cost of issuing tho
same. issued IN anticipation of the col
lection of the assessment to be levied
Il for said Improvement interest and all
other necessary expenditures
| Sec. A. That the assessments so to be
levied shall bc paid In ten annual IN
payments not TO exceed six 90 per cent.
pcr annum nayable scmi-annuaiIy. pro-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04
BRIEF PARAGRAPHS

John Rufus Alexander. age 30. sole
survivor Of Mier expedition of AZ, IL
dead.
The electrical house of Siemcns q
Holske, in Prussia, employs more thar
$4,000 men.
Prof u. A. Steiner, Iowa university
and 10 students sail in steerage oI
steamship Alice to study immigrants
first hand
T. s. Kellogg. holder OF many mo
tor cycle records. will try to make &c
miles in 20 minutes at Buffalo.
Wives who from choice foster race
suicide should be held criminally re
sponsible." This was the declaration
made by numerous women physicians
after DR.. Walter Dorset of ST. Louis
had delivered an address denouncine
the attitude of women who oppose the
Roosevelt theory. Speakers declared
that the laws should be so amended
as to permit the punishment of these
women.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04
Trap Shooters Tournsmen, Opened.

Columbus, o., June 4.-The Ohio
State Trap Shooters tournament
opened Wednesday and IA squads en-.
tered in the program of events. all but
six shooting through. In the doubles
Lou Fisher broke all but on target,
Rolla o. Heikes and J. Garrett were
next with Is, and eight others broke
II each High professional honors
were won by Rolla o. Heikes on 1888
II was n pretty race between him and
J. r. Taylor, who finished second with
1872. Then came j. NJ Hawkins, with
a difference Of only ono target be.
tween him and Taylor. Fred Gilbert
and II. d. Freeman tied for fourth
place on 179. John Garret scored 17S
First among the amateurs was George
Volk with 175. d. NJ. Anderson was
close after him with IA w. r. Cham
berlain got third with 173. d. Upson
and A. w. Kirby tied for fourth place
on l72. J. B. Cromley scored 169 and
Frank Foltz 1868. The shooting was oil
a high grade tho high man averaging
81 per cent
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-06-04
CHILDREN HUNGRY
IN n. Y. SCHOOLS
KITCHENS OPENED ON EAST SIDE
IN NEW YORK TO FEED
HUNGRY ONES.
TOTS FAINT WHILE RECITlNG
Sent TO School Without Food for 4s
Hovrs-lnvestieation DiscIoses
Pitiable Plight Of Children
Relief to Come.

New York. June a.--Emergency
measures for the relief of hundreds OF
pupils in East Side schools who have
been found to be suffering from lack
Of food have been adopted by the COM
mittee Of East Side school board mem.
bers, organized as a result of the seri-
GUS conditions which the reports of
school principals in the section re.
vealed.
At conference late Wednesday the
committee decided to arrange for the
speedy opening OF two kitchens on the
lower East Side at which the hungry
children may be fed. While the funds
for the support of these kitchens have
been supplied only in part, the public
has been so stirred by the disclosures
OF the pitisble plight OF children faint.
ing at their desks from want OF suffi.
cient nourishment that the commit.
tee anticipates no trouble in obtain.
Ing by subscription all the money
needed for the purpose.
That the reports already made pub.
lie have hardly painted conditions
black enough was the statement made
by lsadore NJ. Levy, chairman OF the
third school district committee.
IAN investigation said Mr.. Levy.
has shown that many of the destitute
families have sent their little tots to
school without having given them food
for as hours. To my personal knowl.
edge several children have tainted
while they were reciting In their class
rooms"
Destitution has visited hundreds Of
East Side families as the result of the
business depression. Not only have
the educational authorities taken up
the matter, but various charitable
societies have begun active work for
slleviating the distress. Among these
are the Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor and the United
Hebrew Charities.
The teachers and principals organ.
ization, perfected Wednesday. is to be
called the "Children's Relief society"
and II made announcement that Thurs.
day the hungry children In many of
the lower East Side schools will re
ceive tickets emitting them to a sub
stantial luncheon. consisting of soup.
an egg, plenty of rolls and butter,
crackers and sterilized milk.