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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
ARIZONA
~ - NEWS NOTES ~ ~

Hon. b. A. Packard last night ten
dered his resignation as president or
the Tempe board Of trade. His ~.
son for doing so is that with several
associates he has purchased the First
National bank of Douglas and he WI;
enter upon his duties as president of
that Institution on The FIRST Of May.
Juan Garcia is held in .ail at Yuma
to await the results II a serious knife
wound inflicted upon Henriquez Can
delario. a Mexican lad of is or l9
years OF age
Yuma will ship 100 cars of canta-
loupes this season and viii have its
fruit on the market first
Bishop Merrill. who is in Tombstone.
in the capacity of grand juror is dis
posed to take very hopeful view of
the future Of the San Pedro valley in
general and st. David and Benson "a
particular. He states that river wa
ter may be a little shy the coming
season but artesian water is coming
to the rescue in abundance.
Charles Calan, a pioneer of Mari
copa county. is dead at his nOp4e
near Five Points.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
coERclNe CASTRO.

What is the occasion for this sud
den haste in dealing-with Venezuela?
asks the New York World. Senator
Lodge proposes that the president be
authorized to send an envoy to Cas-
tro accompanied by fleet of cruisers
and 5000 men. Today, according to
the expectations of the state depart
ment, the senate committee on for
eign affairs will be asked to consider
a resolution authorizing the president
to use whatever means he may deem
necessary to bring Castro to time.
Such elastic powers would permit him
to continue diplomatic negotiations or
to make an armed demonstration or
to declare war.
The various sets Of claims which
the administration is seeking to com
pei Venezuela to submit to arbitration
have been pending for some time.
One Of them has already been passed
on by arbitration and decided adj
adversely to an American claimant.
Apparently it is now sought to undo
by arbitration promoted by threats a
decision already secured by arbitra-
ton. Other claims are those of the
notorious asphalt trust, which backed
with money the Matos rebellion in the
effort to overthrow the government
By the terms of its concession to
work the pitch deposits in Venezuela
it bound itself to abide by the de.
cision of the courts of that country
and not to invoke the Intervention OF
the United States. In this country ii
has a long record of graft and fraud
With any strong nation in such mat
tiers the administration would proceed
cautiously and dispassionately. Yene
zuela's weakness, coupled with Gas
tro's personal offensiveness, have be
trayed it into rashness. Congress
has shown no interest in the Vene
zuelan situation. The effort to man
ufacture hostile sentiment has been
! only too evident on the part of few
of the presidents personal adherents
They realize that ne has no power to
use the army and navy to coerce Cas-
tro, and they are seeking to confer
that power on him with the plea that
he does not contemplate using it. But
in the heat Of a political campaign
who knows what he may do?
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
POLITICAL FABLE.

Once upon a time there was an hon
est and industrious Human Being who
found himself out of employment and
without means Of subsistence. To
add to the>Misery of his Plight he had
dependent on him Wife and Child
rem. He went from door to door and
city to city, asking leave to toll He
received a thousand and one excuses
for refusal of the boon he craved,
ranging from Hundred applicants be-
fore YOU" We are discharging men.
not taking them on" to plain brusque
Nothing doing" and go to blazes."
At last he made up his mind to take
a pilgrimage to the shrine Of the Sa-
cred Republican Elephant, which had
promised to be a tutelary deity over
him and others like him if he and
they would only keep the Other Ami
nais from kicking the Elephant out
of lis stable, where it lived on the
Eat of the Land
"oh, Great Republican Elephant"
said he, my dinner pail is empty"
"Whoo! whoof," trumpeted the ele'
miami srWhy don't YOU 80 and fill
itr'
81 cannot steal food, to beg am
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
WOOD PULP AND
PAPER DUTIES.

Mr.. Dalzell says it is capable of
mathematical demonstration that the
repeal Of the duties on wood pulp and
print paper would not charge the
price of that kind of paper in any
particular. Mr. Dalzell is a member
of the ways and means committee
and pretends to know all about tariff
questions. But he has not attempted
to demonstrate automatically that
which he. had said was capable OF
mathematical demonstration. The
public has only his say so. which is
not convincing.
If Mr. Dalzeli honestly believes that
the repeal of the duties would not at
feet the price of print paper he must
also believe that it would not affect
the American producer. Then. from
the protection point Of view, Mr.. Dali
zell should have no objection to the
bill to put wood pulp and print paper
on the free list, and should consider
its enactment polite. as being COM
plianee with a great and general de
mand
But apparently there is conflict Of
opinion between the manufacturers
and Mr.. DalzeIl as to the effect of
the proposed legislation, says the
Washington Post. The former, per
haps because they know less about
their business than Mr.. Dalzell does,
believe the repeal of the duties would
bring with it reduction in price.
Therefore they do not wish the bill
to pass. All things considered. it is
likely that they have better idea
as to what would happen than Mr..
DaIzell has.
The manufacturers who have been
fighting the repeal of the duties have
no objection to the appointment OF a
committee OF investigation. That is
natural. It is capable OF demonstra-
ton that the purpose of the appoint
ment of the committee is to staye of
all action for about a year. The pur.
pose is so transparent that nobody
can be deceived. It would have been
better for Mr. Dalzell and his asso-
ciates TO have refused bluntly TO do
anything than to make a jest of men
who are asking for repeal Of duties
by offering them an investigating
committee that will not be able to re-
port before next December.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
sNossERY.

Why should George Bernard Shaw
have become enraged when Golfers
Weekly awarded him a money prize
for short story7 Is he so vastly
superior to all other men who write
that he must consider himself above
association with them. that ne must
be treated not like g member Of the
common writing herd, but like gen.
ius apart? The Los Angeles Herald
suggests that shaw's puerile insult tc
The New York firm is an apt illustrs
Hon of what publishers may expect
II in our enlightened age, which is
prolific in first rate writers and first
rate workmen Of all kinds, they con-
tinue a last-century, outworn policy
of choosing few names and endeav-
oring to impress upon the public the
erroneous belief that the men Sho
own those names-which naturally be
come good business properties, just
ike certain soaps and quaek medi,
cines-are able to write In an inspira'
tional style, and are altogether differ
ent' from most men who write. This
delusion cannot last much longer
shaw's story was not worth the mon
ey awarded to 1t W Collier's-we are
certain Of thai one-tenth of the
amount scorned by Shaw would have
been most generous compensation fol
such a puerile freak" But since the
publishers saw fit to award him q
special prize or bonus, he should have
accepted it if he did not want to es
tablish a permanent reputation fol
caddish snobbery. That reputation is
now his, irrevocably, and long may he
live to enjoy it!
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
PRESENTATIONS
OF THE COURT HOUSE.

The Tombstone Prospector INDUCES
in. Ieyity at the expense of Douglas
efforts to have the court house moved
there. The Prospector thinks because
the SIN still shines and the flowers
continue to grow at Tombstone the
county seat should be continued there
forever. The Prospector says:
AT last the county seat remvoal
has taken form in Douglas. A Few
weeks ago they had the county seat
in Benson. While junketing around,
the county seat spent a few days in
Warren, then went up to Bisbee to
get a sniff OF its superb sanitary con-
siions. Now it is in Douglas, but the
Grst time the wind comes up and
soaks It with fiue dust and sulphur,
and sand from New Mexico and loan
from ACROSS the border. perhaps the
dear cid thing will come back to
sweet, sunny, fowerstrewn Tombstone.
The way they drag that county seat
around is calculated to wear out the
records, rack the vault and set fire to
the court house on the principle OF
friction
We have every species of admira-
ton for the splendid young city OF
Douglas and its good people, but the
claims of our fair sister on the inter
national boundary and extreme side
line OF the county are totally unten-
able and we can hardly believe that
Trey were seriously laid.
In the meantime the court is keep
ing house and doing business at the
same old stand where hundreds OF
thousands of dollars have been spent
to handle the machine of government,
where everything that is splendid and
sanitary is in evidence, where people
come from remotest confines Of the
county to a common and convenient
center"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

ashamed, and nobody will give me a
chance to fill it. / have asked and
asked and asked for opportunity. but
it has been refused to me. Now
great lord Elephant. / remind you Of
your promises. Help me to fill my
dinner pail and take care of my fam.
lily and I will help you to remain in
your well proyendered stall"
vile and miserable lazybone,
shrfeked the tusker, you tell me you
cannot find work. A man who does
not work is a loafer. A loafer is
drone. In order to protect the hive
the drones must be killed" And he
dashed out the brains OF the man who
had been looking for work. That OF
course ended the poor fellows wor'
ries, but it did not solve the prob,
lem and, incidentally, it left his fam,
lily in worse plight than ever.
Moral: Every elephant, like every
dog, has his day. The republican ele'
phant has had his. Give the demo,
cratic party a chance to restore Amer
icanism, fill dinner pals, educate
children and promote life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness.-Los An
geles Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

An excursion to Giooe is the next on
the list of summer outings whieh are
being planned for Tucsonians. Il Is
expected that the excursion 10 Gloec
viii be run on May 10th.
Prof. S. C. Newsom. une of the
members OF the University of Ari-
iona fsculty, was eng aged this foos-
noon by the Board % Schc d Trns-
tees for the supsrintendenoy of the
Tucson public schools. His salary
Is to be $4,000 per year and he Is 10
be at the head of the schools for a
period Of four years. The contract v~-
comes effective June /. of this year
and ii does not expire until May 81
1912.
Phoenix churches are holding pre-
local option election temperance serv.
i>rs
An Office has been opened in Proc
nix Tor the sale of Mexican agricu
tural lands
Ellen Beach Yaw, the noted singer,
will appear in concerts at Phoenix on
May u.
Emil Kielburg, a prominent ranch
er of Pinal county. will market forty
tons of peaches this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

The Ford jury at San Francisco has
complained to the court about the
length of the trial. Perhaps that was
tip that they had already agreed on
a verdict.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

The German-American Central Al
lance of Iowa has decided to inaugu-
rate state campaign for the election
of none but liberal delegates to the
conventions of the two great political
parties Of that state.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

1t looks as though congress will
permit Roosevelt to take such steps
as he sees fit to suppress Venezuela.
That means, of course, that enc Cas-
tro. will get spanked
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

1t is amusing indeed to read of a
Greek prince in New York seeking
work when so many of Newport's ma
irons have just been divorced with
ample alimony.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

embryo campaign evidently intend to
try to ride to dry land on the water
wagon. Fairbanks and the cocktail,
however, may not be classed with the
above.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

1t does seem just a little strange
that so much of the present political
mud singing has gone by in national
affairs, without any one taking stray
shot at the Panama canal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Governor John A. Johnson of Min
nesota will be the chief guest Of hon
or at the annual banquet of the Iro-
quois club of Chicago next week,
when he is expected to deliver an
address of national political import
ance
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

1t is expected the chief Offices Of
the Taft campaign bureau will soor
be moved to Chicago from Columbus
where they have been located for q
year or more
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

II it takes as long in comparison &c
try Abe Ruef as it did to secure a
jury in his case, We are assured of a
serial story from San Francisco the
balance of the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized TO announce H.
Snodgrsss as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of city marshal sub
iect to the action OF the city Demo
cratic convention. SIS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce
John A Stevens as candidate for
city Marshal, subject to the action W.
the city Democratic convention. Sol
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Harry st. George Tucker, who wa!
president of the jamestown exposi
ton, has formally launched his cam
paign for the goyernorship of Virginia
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

President Roosevelt and Governor
Hughes are of the same opinion IN
one matter. What they think Of the
law-making bodies that turned down
their legislative programs would likely
coincide.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

A defaulting bank cashier has made
a confession worth a million dollars
to the depositors. Bank oficials' con-
LESSONS usually run the other way.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
FOR CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized TO announce
Frank Johnson as. a candidate for the
office OF City Marshal subject to the
action of the Democratic party. IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Dan Cupid has scratched Fifth ave
nue. off his New York beat, especially
near the Gould and Vanderbilt man
sions-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Congress has FILTERED away its time
until much important legislation must
necessarily go over until a future
session
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

At any time now it will be all right
to tell your wife she can safely be
gin to work in the garden.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
FOR CITY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce NJ.
II. Hardy as candidate for city clerk
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Only one republican in Rhode Isl
and has dared to say what he thinks
of the AIdrich bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

The socialist party will meet in
New York city on July to nominate
state ticket.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
ANNOUNCER ENTS.


We are authorized to announce
George Eeale as a candidate for may
OF. subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party. 7S4
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30
COR STREET SUPERINTENDENT.

hereby announce Myself as
candidate, for reelection to the Office
of street supervisor, subj at 20 the
action of the Democratic convention
held In the CI:y of BisbCe on the End
day of May, 1908. p. J. Mccullough.
745
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

-anr.y are twenty county superin-
tsndents in Iowa who are qualified to
wear Merry Widow hats.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Several candidates in the present
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

standpatters are generally knock
err ---ho would be satisfied with Knox
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-30

Entered at the Bisoee, Arizona,
Postofice for transmission through
the mails as second-class matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
A FATAL EXPLOSION
TWO ARE KILLED AND OTHERS
 INJURED.
Bis Powder Storage House Contsinins Half Car Load of Powder and Dynamite ExpIodes In
 Spencer, N. O.

Spencer. N C.. Oct. 1.-Two lives were lost and twenty or more persons were injured in Spencer tonight by the explosion of a powder storage house on the yards of the Southern Railway Company, and most of the buildings nearby were damaged by the shock and the fire which followed. The dead are:
 C. H. Layton. aged 4s. of Raleigh; George Gould, aged 30, of Spencer.
 It Is fear that other bodies are in the ruins.
 Fire was discoVerad in the storage room of the powder house and the Spencer shop fire department rushed to the scene. c. H. Layton and W. F. Stafford were holding the Are hose when the explosion occurred and were hurled under the debris. With great disiculty. their bodies were pulled cuj of the burning ruins after the scene was reached hys fellow workmen. Ths Are consumed twenty or more cars ant other matefiai. 1t is sAid that tn. powder nnaSrazine contained a haii car load of powder. dynamite ana other explosives ts.,S
 Other buildings in Spencer and foi many miles. around were badly shaken up and damaged. sof the Southern Railways buildings. the blacksmith shop Is the most seriously damaged The large new machine shop. two hun dred by: six hundred feet. was also badly damaged all .windcws being torn out and a number of columns tore down. T'rf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
A PROSPERITY DINNER.
New Orleans Busiaess Men -Ceiebrat,
 Revival of Buslness.

New Orleans Business Men Celebrate
 Revival of Buslness.
 New Orleans. Oct. 1.--Nearly 300 New Orleans business men tonight held prosperity dinner" to cele- brate the revival of business in the South. and in honor of the closing yesterday of. the Home Manufactur- ing Exposition. The dinner was un- der the auspices of. the Progressive Union. ~.
 Citing facts which he declared showed returning prosperity. Presi- dent Philip Werlein. of the Progress sive Union. said that bank clearings show the largest supply of money on hand at present that there ever has been in this city's history. excepting In 1905 which was the record year. commerce icne by this section of the South Mir. werietn said. was indicated In an Increase of over s22,0e0.o00 in imports in 1908 over 1900.
 Trade showing marked increases in- cluded that in coffee. bananas. cre- sote oil. mahogany logs. nitrae of soda. seeds of aii kinds. earthern stone and cotton manufacturers.
 The prospects of ridding the South of quarantine heretofore were cut lined by pr. J. H. White Of the Unit ed States Marine Hospital Service. who had charge of the successful yellow fever extermination here in 1905. He said that quarantine could be gotten rid of entirely provided New Orians and other southern cities would wipe out vermin Of every sort and make the cities 50 sanitary that quarantine would be an unnecessary precautfcn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
HASKELL NEEDSFUND
ASKS OKLAHOMA PEOPLE TO PUT
 UP MONEY.
Wants It To Aid Him Tn Prosecuting His Enemies-Says His In- come Is Very
 Small,

Guthrie. Okla. Oct. l.-Governor Haskell has made public an appeal to the people of Oklahoma for money to aid him in overcoming his enemies whom he declares are the enemies of the people.
 Governor Haskells appeal says:
 "As for myself I am not possessed of wealth and receive a salary but barely enough for the expense of my self and family. I am giving my en- tire time to the welfare of Oklahoma. I can make the fight against all these interests and win with the support of the people,
 T not only want the moral but also some small financial assistance of the people of Oklahoma. Postage. paper. labor and other items of expenses can only be incurred when l have the means to meet them. I am standing firmly for honest government and against graft. greed and corporate op- position.
 'T ask assistance. not in large mounts. because a few thousand dol lars will be a start for the fight, but I ask that the multitude weigh this matter and render such financial as sistance as they deem proper"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
REGULATION
 FOR IMMUNITY New Tuberculosis Theory Advanced.
WOULD USE LIVING GERMS
Scientist Proposes Method Em-
 ployedin Smallpox.
Many Papers Read Before sections oi The Internationai Congress, Which Msy Close It.
 work Today.

Wasi. .ngton, Oct. That any suc- cessful immunity from the dread white plague must be accomplished through the use of the living tubercle baciili was the novel theory today advanced before the section on immunity" at the International Congress on Tubercu- losis. in a paper read for Professor M. A. Barber. Of Kansas. and Drs. w. w. Williams and c. ". Webb. of Colorado Springs, Colo.
 The paper was entitled "Immunity Production by fnoculation of Increas- ing Numbers of Bacteria" and att tracted considerable attention.
 Immunity by the inoculation of the living germs Is accomplished in but but the authors declare that satisfact- ory immunity from tuberculosis has only been obtained experimentally by the use of living bacilli.
 The experiments consisted of inocu- lating guinea pigs beginning with one of the deadly tubercle bacillt and then gradually increasing the number up to thousands. The result was that none of the guinea pigs have become vic- tims of Tuberculosis. as shown by post mortem examinations.
 With only two more days of work in minute study of every phase of the tuberculosis problem, the seven sec- tfons of the Tuberculosis Congress. convened this morning in the National Museum and heard addresses by scient- ists from all parts of the world.
 The problem of immunity from tuber- culosls was 6 theme for general discuss sion before Section 1. Dr.. A.. Cal mette. Director of the Pasteur Insti- ute. at Lille. France; Dr. Julius Bar tel. venna; pr. D. R. Baldwin. of Sara mac Lake. N. F.. and other distinguish. ed physicians participated.
 Section 3 was engaged in consider> ing the value of treatment In sam itariuns and the ultimate results.
 Dr. A. ,Ktserling.s of Berlin. discuss. ed the significance of sdispensary ex. aminatfons K the systematic combat against tuberculosis. while pr. A. c, Caimette. of Lille. France, and Dr. R. w. ~Philiip, of Edinburgh and other scientists, advocated the necessity for sauitarium treatment.
 Section 8 was addressed by many eminent American surgeons on subjects relating to surgical treatment of tuberct losis in cases involving the Kidneys, intestines. bladder and othsr organs.
 Methods for the detection of tuber- culosis among school children and also the problem of. better lung develop ment in children. was discussed by many speakers before Section (.
 The different parts played by tho nurse in stamping out tuberculosis was a subject around which interest cen tered in Section b.et-'t
 Professor Irving Fisher of Yale. took a notable part in the proceedings of Section 2. in an address advocating Federal organization of health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-02
Hitchcock rnInra

New York, Oct 1.-Chairman Hitch cock said late today in reply to a di- rect question as to the report from Washington that there was friction between the National Committee and the Republican Congressional Com mittee:
 There Is nothing in that report to my knowledge: the two committees are working in harmony"
 Mir. Hitchcock said that he would be in Chicago on Monday. He has not yet decided to stop off at Washington but he will decide definitely tomorrow. He said also that there had been re- peated requests in the last two or three days from the political mana gers in Ohio to have Governor HuRheA 10 speak there on two days. The chair. man said this did not indicate any doubt as to the result of the election in Ohio. Republican victory" he said. Is beyond question. The desire to have Governor Hughes to speak in Ohio Is personal as we'll as political. /"
 If dates could be arranged, he con tinued, the Governor would go to Ohio during the next two or three weeks.
 In the absence of Chairman Loudens- lager. of the Republican Congressional Committee. his representative, W. J . Browning. auditor of the Congressional Committee. said that he knew absolute ly that there was nothing but har- mony between the Republican National Committee and the Congressional Committee on the management of the national campaign.