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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

Be glad others have money though you have Scne." says Rev. Charles F. Aked Of New York. We would if we were just where Rev.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
Christian Science Services.

The regular Sunday services of the Bisbee. Arizona. Christian Science SO ciety are held at 11:00 a. m. in Medi- govich hall. two doors east of the Copper Queen Hotel.
 The subject for July 11th will be Sacrament"
 The subjects and sermons are copy righted by the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

Next years musical comedies will show a tendency to lullabies. The
 stork's been 10 Cohan's.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
Church of Christ.

Opposite Central SchooL)
 At s:45 a. m. Bible school-The Jailor, Acts 16. Christianity first taught men to estimate life and death rightly. The Christian should conform to the laws of the land and do his part toward seeing that others do so. There are some prisons from which men now need deliyerance-prisens of discouragement, selfindulgence, in. temperance, sin
 At 11:00 a. m. Communion and morning sermon. Al 2:30 P.m. Beth any class in Jiggerville. 6:45 p. m. Open-air meeting on plaza. 1:45 D. m. Sermon at the church.
 A new sign board directs strangers to the Christian church above the Y. NJ. c. A.
 W. E. SPICER, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

Reliable Relief for eyes that need care. Murine Eve Remedy soothes: doesn't smart. Aids those wearing Qiassaa.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
South Risbee Circuit.

Warren-Suday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at II a. m.
 Don Luis-Sunday School l D. m. Preaching Friday evening at D. m. South Bisbee-Suday school 2:30 p. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer service 7:30 D. m. The topic will be The affect of little folks
 HUGH G. DOWNS, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
READ THE REVIEW WHILE ON
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Patrons of The Review, leaving the city for the summer. may have The Review changed to any address in the United States. Mexico or Canada with llt additional cost. Phone B-39.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
Arizona { New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

Connects with Morenci Southern. s'Connects with Southern Pacific. s'sConnects with Fl Paso anc Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. wAGsTAFF,
 Supefintendea
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

much as the beard and council meet
lnSS are SepaTateds by an luterum or
ABOUT two weeks, several weeks haF"
elapsed before d final disposition -
made of the matter. and in the mean
time the little hole in the street Te-
mains Maybe it has been filled up
by some citlzens-and perhaps lt has
grown 20 the proportions OF lake
More likely the latter
L is about the same with the other
departments o. the city There are
too many heads Of departments and
council committees to consult before
anything can be done The process
IS slow, TOO slow TO be satisfactory,
and combined with this 1t Il expensive
and not at all 5usines5-!lke. Ii mas
frequently been said that if a business
man OF Pensacola were 70 cO1dUCt his
business along lines similar 10 that
of the city. he would be bankrupt
within three months. While this Is
hardly true, it nevertheless expresses
TO some degree the necessity for a
change. the centralizinE of more
rover upon certain officials, and abe
Iition of numerous Offices and boards.
As an instance. the board of public
works may be cited. It is composed
0f probably the best men that could
be selected but they are continually
hampered by lack of authority and
the senseIess red tape that is re-
uuired before anything can be under
taken. If the board had the authOri-
ty to go ahead and do what is desir-
ed, it could accomplish more, but It
must get permission from the cOuH-
Gil to even cut a tree from the streets
and in many instances half of the
counciImeQ do not know what IS
wanted after a communication IS read
A Commission Government.
Il is the commission government,
according to the ideas of many. that
will remedy all Of these defects. There
are no figurehead officials or boards
without authority. The commission
acts. and acts without delay or need
less red tape If something Is to be
done II is ordered and completed
without being referred to half 4
dozen committees. There is a head to
every department and he is accOuUta-
BILE only to the commission The
latter gives him his job and as =
general rule he is anxious to obey
orders and carry them out without
standing upon his dignity and declaT-
ing that he is boss of his depart
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
x x Sorghum Culture in Florida x Z:

somewhat near the surface and II
deep working is DTacticed number
of these shallow feeders will be de-
StrOyed.
Seed planted in early March viii
give a crop ready for harvesting IN
mid June and two other cuttings can
be had after that. If the seed has
been broadcast, the hay viii be ready
to cut two weeks before that time
One OF the best uses 10 which sorS-
hum can be put, when sOwn broad
cast. is hog feeding Hogs viii thrive
on young sorghum as on nothing else,
more especially young pigs. Hog
raisers should always have a sOrg-
hum patch into which they can turn
their young pigs. For poultry, moth
ing equals sorghum seed, and If the
seed IS allowed 10 mature before cut
ting. it is good for all kinds of live
stock. But as a general proposition,
il is not advisable to delay cutting
the crop until the seed is nearly ripe
The best time is when the seed in
the head is full grown, before it turns
brown
Sorghum has also proved very
satisfactory fOT sjlage purpOses. quite
la number of silos being filed with II
entirely and some silOs with corn
sorghum mixed-half of each In
Florida particularly, this mixture has
been satisfactory TO a degree.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
Would Pensacola Gain By a
Commission Government?

Continued from Page Forty-One)
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
Standing-Webb, Wilson,
Observation-Disclosures,

standng-webb, Barley Hanks.
Seaed-Worthington,
Of
a in
Prof institution
O young
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

chaelSD.
Nov. p. 1854. Martin Bombay killed
one at the same place.
Oct IJ, 1864. Joseph CaTo's, Jr-,
dogs killed q coon in front of Mrs
McEoy's house (nOw corner BayleB
and ROmana).
Dec. :. 1864 Martin Hernandez saw
a large panther opposite Jim McClos-
keys house from the grocer's near the
GuilermaTd house. (ZaTragOssa street,.
Dec. 7. 1864 Mr. John r. TTimbIe
saw the tracks of a bear and cub back
of his house on Government and Flor
ida Blanca.
Dec >, 1864 Joseph Caro- saw the
tracks of a panther on the beach near
JOiner's house There are a great
number of O'pOssums, pOIecats, cOOns,
foxes, rabbits. and rats and snakes,
The rats and snakes kill the chickens.
Several wild turkeys have been seen
near the gate of the Hernandez resi-
dCuCe CCOner Intendencia and BARGE
IOna) and in her yard. The chicken
hawks are numerous and take the
ChiCkeS out of the yards.
Feb s, 1868. a wildcat entered my
chicken house and killed seven fine
hens. We killed him
Nov. p. 1863. Evacuation of Pen
sacOla. Fire started. Twenty-eighth
Connecticut volunteers burned St
Mary hall Corner Romano and PaIa-
fox and the whole block. Mrs. Hut
tons property (cOrneT PaiafOx and
Garden) did not catch and they went
over and set it on fire Then the
house next to the oil factory by CUl-
lens Gin tan yard)- They also burned
Hyer's kitchen. Second Connecticut
uuartered there Fifteenth Maine
burned property near old jail Corner
Alcaniz and Intendencia streets.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

Would Pensacola profit by a COM
mission form of government That
is a question which has been discuss
ed to some extent in this city during
the year, especially during the Ses-
sion of the legislature, but those who
favored and others who looked with
disfavor upon the proposed change
never discussed TO any extent how
the city would be benefited on one
one hand or how it would be injured
on the other
Government by commission is no
new thing. notwithstanding that it
has never been tried in this fmmedi-
ate vicinity, though Jacksonville came
the nearest to testing II wien bill
was introduced at the last session Of
the LEGISLATURE and killed only through
the activity of professional politicians
e was also said at the time that the
change was fathered by the same
class of Jacksonville men. That a
change, and a radical one, is needed
in the city of Jacksonville, whether
by establishing a commission or by
some other means, goes without say
ing. and it is probable that the same
might be said with equal weight to
Pensacola of today
Good Officials as a Rule.
To begin with, Pensacola has about
as good and efficient a set of city Of
ficials as can be secured. A few may
be shy on ability, but as a rule they
compare fayOrably with those of 9th
er cities, and in some instances the
heads of departments are far Superior
to those holding similar positions in
cities of greater population and of
consequent greater Importance than
this city.
But even with good men in Office
change of some sort is apparently
very necessary. The government is
top heavy in several respects. It
takes too long to secure results. If
there is need of repairs to a street
and it happens that the board having
this work in charge is without funds
the procedure that is necessary to
get a hole filled would put the red
tape OF a Washington bureau to
shame. 1t goes from the street super
intendent to the board of works,
thence to the council. The council re-
fers it to the committee on public
streets and public ways, the latter to
the finance committee, and then the
latter brings in a report to the coun-
Gil at some future meeting Inas-
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

All through the Southern states the
sorghum crop is a very satisfactory
one and is in great demand where
the raising of livestock is part of the
farmers operations.
There are several varieties of SOrG-
hum, and some OF these are better
adapted to certain localities and GER
tain soils than others. The saccha-
rim sorghums, in which are the Narle-
ties best known, generally give best
satisfaction when used either as sill
age, cutting and curing for hay, or
when gTaZed by livestock. These
varieties are distinguished by their
tall stalks, and prOfuse foliage and
their general sweetness. The names
of those most in use are the Or
ange" and the Early Amber" eth
er of which does well on the sandy
soils of the South.
In preparing for a sorghum crop,
the land must be thoroughly plOwed
TO depth of ten or twelve inches
and the soil made mellow and thor
ouShly pulverized so as to maintain
the necessary soil moisture and take
care of the fertilizer applied before
planting the seed.
In the CeneraI rotation, sorghum
should foi,Cw velvet beans or COW
peas, because, being n gross feeder
and requiring an excess of moisture
in the soil to do well, these crops
being lOgumes add both hUmus and
fertility in the shape Of nitrogen so
that the soil, which had legumoS
growing on it for q previous crop, IS
best adapted 10 a SORGHUM crop
Early Planting.
II the land has been broken in ear
y winter by deep pIowing and al
decayed vegetation turned under, It
viii be ready for planting the seed
early IN March. A heavy application
OF a high grade fertilizer. say 500
pounds per acre, should be applied
broadcast a week Or so before plant
ing. Before applying this fertilizer,
however. the soil should be worked
over with tne-tOOth cultiv2tc-, then
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

tiOn. bringing cotton and lumber to
Pensacola for export trade, and the
TessUTectCd town began 70 spread it.
self This road was financed by
SoutheTners, the city of Pensacola sub
scrib:ng something over $27O.O00.
This line only extended to Fiona
ton, or as it was then termed, the
Junction, being the meeting point with
Northern trains.
Schedules were laughabIy easy. and
the timetable was not a burden to
the minds of the officials The one
passenger train leaving the city had
the whole tWeuty-fOur hours to make
the trip in. The conductors were
friendly and accommodating. being for
the most part personal friends of the
passengers, and thought nothing OF
holding the train half an hour ar
suburban station, that q resident
wOUld-bc PaSsenger-might finish his
breakfast 4 spicy news item was
liable to delay the train indefinitely.
stock claims were avoided by stop
ping the train and driving the tres
passing cattle from the track A
speed limit was also unnece-sar-. as
VIII be understood from the fact that
q Newfoundland dOE-rhc property o.
a passenaeT-jUmped from the train
ar one stopping place and positively
kept uD to the next station. where he
Jumped aboard again But this IS only
TemiIis~eut--th road was long since
merged into the l.. & \. system. and
visit 10 the busy Offices and freight
depot the L. & y repair shops, ex-
port WhaTyCs. viii show d vast in
crease in the shipping and commercial
relations.
In 1875 the first modern brick build
ing with plate glass zhOws--vinGO GOTs
was elected on the corner Of Paiaf X
ana Government streets. opposite the
United States customs building.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
BY c. K. McOUARRIE

the fertilizer applied and a harrow
or Weeder run CTOsSWiSe of this cult
vation, so as to mix the fertilizer
thoroughly with the soil, then the
seed planted not later than Week
afterwards.
The quality of the fertilizer cuts
quite a figure in the prOductivenes5
and quality of the crop. Every crop
on the farm should have the per
fectIy-balanCed plant ration that It
calls for A fifteeu-tOn crop OF soTS-
hum viii remove from the soil tWen-
tv-tWO hounds OF ammonia, one nun
dTed and fOTty-One pounds OF potash
and fifty-eight pounds Of phOsphoTIc
acid, and il is along these lines OF the
crops demands for plant food that We
must be guided when getting the ne
| cessary fertilizer
a fertilizer suitable for sorghum
should, therefore, have an analysis OF
not less than four per cent of am
monia, Eve per cent phOsphoric acid
/ and eight to ten per cent potash
If Iegumes have been the previous
crop, considerable ammonia will be
available in the soil. To make up
for this, we would better have little
excess OF potash in our fertilizer, 50
as to even up the analysis and slVe
I q chance OF an extra Sood yield
As to Planting
In planting the seed, if the crop IS
for grain reduction. Il should be
planted in drills three and a half teg-
l2uart. If for hay and forage. Il
should hC sCVu Broadcast Ius
IamOunt Of seed necessary for drill
ling Is about twent- pounds For
/ broadcasJns. not less than thirty-ive
pounds per acre should He used In
any case either for drilling or broad
casting. the seed bed must .e of tha
very best; the soil well broken and
! thoroughly uulveTized. and extreme
care exercised that the fertilizer is
/ Thoroughly incorporated with the soil
J Future cultivation. where drilled. must
/ be constant and thorough and very
shallow, Tor the small roots feed
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
Leaves From An Old Diary
Copied By F. G. R. From the Original
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

The following copied from an old
Pensacola diary will be interesting to
The Journals younger readers, as well
as to the older people whose mem
OTies 90 back to the time Of the
events which are described:
From An Old Diary.
December 80, 1913. = meeting for a
railroad was held in the city hall
Those present were Col. Wilson, Capt.
Thomas Brent. L. S. ", Capt W. L.
ShuttlewOrth. [. S. NJ. corps, Judge
Dillon JOuTdan, James Jourdan, W. B.
JOUTdau, Chester c. Knapp, Major W.
B. Davis, Henry II. Davis, A w.
Nicholson, (pOstmaster), A \. Jaries,
L. 5. Survey, ThOs. B. JerrisOn, Dr.
R B. S. Hargis, Charles Peterson,
POOley, Arthur KeEIOUgh, Victor Bick-
er, Harry BickeT, Milligan. NJ. II. Her
nandeZ. Jim NcClOsky. Henry Inner
aTity, W. Innerarity-al l can remem-
Der of those present, including my
sons, John and George BTOsnaham.
(Signed) JOHN BROSNAHAM.
Wild Animals in Town.
Nov. 8. 1864. Albert ReiTa killed a
wild turkey at the graveyard CSt Mi
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

ment, such as has been known in
Pensacola at no distant date
Il is an undisputCd fact that bet
ter service can be obtained where
an Official is appointed than when rs
is elected by the people. Many be-
IieEe that Pensacola made grave
error when il decided upon mahinE
members OF various boards and beads
of some of the departments elective
instead Of appOintivc- Before that CUc
the council made the appointment o.
board members and the latter select
ed the heads Of several departments,
and held them strictly accountable
for their acts.
Selection Of Commission.
But. even with all the praise that
has been bestowed upon the COmmiS-
Is Ion form Of government, it car prove
with bad men as great or even q
greater failure than anv other SOV-
agumCnt. for with il the power IS
centralized in a few men, whereas at
present + IS divided among d dozen
or mere.
With good men in Office there can
hardly be anv doubt but that better
results could be obtained than at
present Securing good men, or rath-
pr men of executive and business
ability. would be the question, for
every voter has a different view OF
a candidate. Many do not take MS
business ability into consideration.
They are not looking for results in
the selection of city officials, in many
instances. but view him from the
standpoint Of a good fellow, CT a man
who was in favor Of that issue, or Op-
posed 10 another, once upon time
Whether he is fitted for the otnce
cuts no figure in many instances, for
some of the best business men who
either held or aspired TO Office have
been turned down by the voters and
one not near their equal from a bust
ness standpoint selected in Pensacola
during the past twelve years
The voter has a right to choose for
himself who he desires to hold Off
cial positiOGs. and no one has right
to question his choice.
Over in Galveston great results
/ they say, have been obtained, or rath-
er were obtained, by a commission
/ government, but these results were
! brought about by men of acknOwF
edged Judgment and business ability.
| They were appointed by the governor
| of Texas.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
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some wrinkles have disapDeareS rot5
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Viola Cream makes wrinkles. pim-
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Viola Cream gives to the skin a
fuddy, healthy hue and glow, a soft
ness. cleanliness and purity that is ex-
surely, and never makes hair grow on
The face.
Viola Cream is sold at all reliable
drug stores for 50 cents a jar or will
be sent charges prepaid, on receipt of
price provided you mention the name
OF the druggist who could not supply
A trial package Of Viola Cream
and Guide to Beauty" viii be mailed
BY the G. c. Rittner Co., Toledo, Ohio,
for 10 cents to cover postage, packing,
Cheap soaps redden and roughen the
skin and undo all the beauty produced
BY Viola Cream Use a soap that helps
20 beautify-the soap that represents
Skin Soap. II costa more than cheap
soap" in money. but pays you back in
increased beauty. Viola Skin Soap is
sold at 2se a cake at all druggists. or
q. c. Btttner Co. Toledo. Ohio.
FOR sale In Pensacola oy W. \. O'AleH-
berte, Druggist and APothecary. 121 s.
PSIafox Street.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
Trouble Makers Ousted.

When d sufferer from stomach tTOu-
BILE takes Dr. Kings New Life Pills
he's mighty glad TO see his Dyspepsia
and Indigestion hy, but more, hes
tiCkled over his new, fue appetite
strong nerves. healthy viCCr. all be-
cause stomach liver and kidneys now
work right. 25c a. all druggists.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19

A lot of cid newspapers
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, &c a bundle, at The Jour,
aal office.
The Pensacola journal., 1909-12-19
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always hungry, rings under the
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low complexion. 4 few doses Of
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all worms. Il is d positive cure. and
reliable. Price - cents per bottle.
sold by ". A D'Alem5erte. drug
git and aDoJhecaTy. 12I South Pala-
fox Street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
ADMIRAL SiGS6Ee IS
TO VISIT PETERSBURG
Naval officer win Be Gue.r at Re
ception Given at Center Hill in
Horror CT President raft.

PETERSBURG, VA, May l2.-Rear
Admiral Charles ID. Sigsbee. L. S. ~
will attend the reception gwen al
Center Hill in honor of the President
and Mrs. Taft by the citizens OF Pc
tersburg on May 10. Adrniral Sigs-
Nee viii be present at the a. fresco
luncheon at which the President VIII
be the honor guest with 1000 other
men. and has consented to make an
address during the lawn fetc IN the
evening. The other speaker of the
evening will be NJ. Jusserand. French
ambassador TO the United states.
Invitations 20 attend the luncheon
aud Lawn fete have been accepted by
the army officers who were sent by
war department officials over the
roads traversed BY Gen. Grant and
his army during the war between the
states, for the purpose of making
charts of the battleiiesds in northern
and southeastern Virginia.
Petersburg Is rapidly taking On hoh-
day attire. Festons of lights have
been strung across the principal street
as was done in Washington during
the Inauguration e Mr.. Taft. and al
most every building is covered win
flags and bunting.
The Pennsylvania veterans who VIII
come to Petersburg to attend the un-
yelling of the Hartranft monument
pricr to Mr.. Taft's becoming the guest
of this city. will fill fifty Pullman
cars. which they will make their real
deuces while here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
CAPTAIN HAMS IS FOUND
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
WIFE N PLOT TO
MURDER HER HUSBAND
Sensational Developments Follow
Mysterious Assault Upon But
Ter, Ga, Business Man.

BUTLER. GA. May 11.-DeVelop-
monts vi sensational character ma
terialized today in the case OF the
mysterious assault committed upon
Charles Virgins, a prominent bnsl-
ness man, al the midnight hour Sat
urday night when his wife, ~rs. Sa-
ran Virgins. was placed u Yer arrest
charged as an accessory TO 'he alleged
crime.
Mrs. Virgins had been visiting her
parents at Columbus. Ga, il is said
and had communicated 10 her has
band that she would arrive on the
midnight train Sunday. He wen, TO
the station 20 meet her. but she d.d
net arrive Instead. Il is charged. a
plot was made between her and Char
Icy Smith. and Smith was sent 20
slav Virgins Smith was arrested
yesteld day. The woman attempted
suicide today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-12
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
At K4TiOE'S CAPITAL
Further Proof Of the Msjority's
Strength in senate-Impetus
T. AT Development.


WASHINGTON d. C.. May IL
The most important happenings in
the nations capital today are as fol-
lows: Further proof Of the major
iiy's voting strength in the Senate
was afforded by the adoption OF sew
ersl amendments TO the tariff bill
proposed by the finance cOmmitte
Congress- failure to furnish fluids
for the carrying on OF experiments IN
aerouautics at Fort Mycr. IL was an
nOurced. would necessiia'c the re-
moval OF signal corps dirigible number
one TO Fort Omaha. where the trials
This summer viii be he'd.
Art development was given an in
pet-s here today az a meeting held
under the auspices o. tac National
Academy OF A.. Nicc-frcsidcnt
sherman and Senator'S Root and New
land endorsing the movement 10 form
q national art federation. both by
their presence AID kindly words Of en-
c0uragcmcnt.
Two reports were submitted by the
Srerrv hoard 20 Secretary 81 the
Navy Never bearing upon the New
l.rry plan C navy yard adminisia-
ton. blf thc contents OF neither have
been made Known.