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Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
B|SbEE BAKERS NOT ID MAKE
 ANY CHANGES
Although Other Cities Are De- ing It, They Will Not Raise Prices or Decrease Size of Loaves They Sell

That Bisbee will De enc of the few cities in the country where the py;Ce of bread will not be raised nor the size of the loaf decreased is the assur- ance given The Review by J. E. Page, manager of the Vienna Bakery in this city
 "Of course. as every one knows" said Mir. Page yesterday. the price of four has baen raised considerably in the past few days, owing to the corner in wheat operated by Broker Patten. However. I think it is only temporary and will soon be over"
 Bakers in Phoenix and other cities in the territory have recently de creased the size of the leaves of bread they sell in order to make a profit at the present high price at which four is held. Not only in Phoenix, however, but in all parts of the country this is being done, and svery day articles in the outside pa- pers can be seen concerning this proposition, which affects the poor of the country so disastrously.
 MT. Page stated yesterday that the price of the four he uses is now 8 65 hundred pounds, where just a short time ago it could be purchased for $3. This means an increase of s1.30 bar rel in the price of the flour MT. Page and ether bakers of the country use.
 Mfr. Fage stated that he considered the present existing conditions on y temporary, and that within a month Or so the whsnt corner would be broken and flour would drop down to it's normal price. For this reason he will allow things to continue as they have in the past, but if the conditions prove to be lasting, and not tempo rary, he will be forced in seIf-protec- ton to eithsr sell smaller loayes for the money or raise the price of each loaf of bread sold.
 Tn my mind 1t is a state of affairs that VIII not last. and ] do notsee the sense of giving my patrons small CT loaves of bread for a month or two and then when the price drops again going back to the old scale,' said MT. Page.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
COLONEL RANDOLPH
 GOES INTO MEXICO
Head of Hartman Lines in Sis ter Republic Makes An
 Official Trip
frncson Stan


 Colonel Epes Randolph will leave this morning in his private car for Guaymas preparatory to the official inauguration of traffic on the exten- sion of the West Coast line from Guaymas to Mazatlan. Although he made no announcement to this effect, 1t is understood that the railroad mag nate will be in attendance upon the celebration of the advent of the line into Mazatlan- The ceremonies will be presided over by the governor of Sinaloa, General Don Francisco Ca nedo. Speeches, band concerts and athletic, games, it is said, will char acterize the festivities, while the presence of a number of prominent visitors will contribute to the signifi- canoe of the occasion. Appreciative of the benefits derived by the new west coast line extension, the people of Mazatlan and Sinaloa have ar ranged an appropriate reception for those aboard the first train into the city, public service beginning on the new line tomorrow.
 As evidence of opinions of capital ists and investors on the Sinaloa country, a large number have passed through Tucson during the past week enroute to the southern country for the purpose of examining the field of industries there with the in tention of investing. A party of twen. ty went through from the east cou- pie of days ago They are now at Guaymas and will board the first train for Mazatlan and way points to- morrow
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
SUPREME COURT
 SUSTAINS HE
 NAVE DECISION
Mining Companies Prevented From Dumping TaiIingS in River - Much Controversy Over the Case

CLIFTON, Ariz., April 19.-( Special the supreme court at Phoenix recently the recision of Judge Nave was sus- tained and the companies will have to discontinue the dumping of tailings into the river. This decision will not affect the operation of the great con centrating plants of this district, as the companies have expended thou sands of dollars during the past few years in building dams and reservoirs for the storage of tailings. One big dam was constructed in the Morenci canyon, which takes care of all the tailings from A. c. concentrator be- low Morenci, and the water running into the river from this dam is free of shines. At Clifton the A. c. com pany has constructed an expensive pipe line and for some time has been pumping tailings on the lower part of Hills hat. where they are damned and settled. with the result that the water running into the river is absent of any substance detrimental to veg citation.
 Likewise the Shannon Copper com pany has a large storage reservoir
  in which the tailings are settled, and the water running from this reser- vo.r is perfectly clear. Thus have, the mining companies of this district mastered situation which for a long time threatened the successful opera tion of the concentrator, without which few of the mines could be operated.
 TF Ar { 1h,A now that the small amount of mat ter that is entering the river will in no way damage the farming lands of the valley, and the companies are to be congratulated upon having done their part to correct a condition which the farmers have for many years claimed was the ruination of their property. From now on it is to be- hoped that the farmer will recognize the value of the company property and the company will recognize that of the farmer, without which there. cannot be mutual prosperity. There lore, let's quit fighting and work for the best interests of all
 We should realize that without the companies in this county a great many of us would not be here and the farmers would not have as good market and prices for their produce.
 The Financier, the largest financial paper in the world, has prepared md published a state bank roll of honor" o1taining the Lanes of all state 'anks in the Unitef States having sur. Diis and undivided profits in excess of Ter capital stock. Out of over welve thousand such insts.usions fin the United States, less than six hun dred and fifty appear on this roll. or the thirty-four state banks in Arizona live appear in the list, of which the Bank of Douglas is one. The other territorial banks on the list are the Bank of Bisbee and the Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee, the Old Dominion Commercial Company of Globe, and the Bank of Arizona of Prescott. The acquisition of large surplus usually takes many years of accumulated earnings, and Douglas is therefore to be congratulated in hay ing representative in the roll of honor at such an early age.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Suits to Order $50 to $45
Pine Cakes.
COPPER QUEEN STORE

The modern farmer touched various attractive cakes on the shelf.
 This is an oak cake" he said. That is a pine one. The row above are walnut. All these cakes are actu- ally made of wood. They are new cattle food-the invention of Prof. Heinrich Reh-that I have imported from Berlin.
 -Reh points out that the animals like young shoots. roots of shrubs, bark-hence his saw-dust food, en- riched with a mixture of potato peel ings, cornhusk and the residue of the sugar beet after the extraction of the sugar.
 Tt is said that this food, the cheap est known, agrees with cattle. And why shouldn't it? It is rich in albu- men, nitrogen and fats-much richer than straw. propose to give it fair trial. If it does all that is claimed for 1t, the price of milk ought to come down 50 per cent"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
MuStMENTS

By special arrangement with Man ager Appelstill, Mir. King of the Or pheum theater, has managed to book the OFSratic Toreadors, headed by Pierce and Roslyn, for another weeks stay in this city. The company gives a minstrel performance that cannon be beaten anywhere, and Mir. King is desirous that the many local ad- m.rers of htg Toreador company be allowed to see them in minstrels.
 The company will be seen in it's en- tirety in the minstrels, and in addi- tion several Bisbee pe-formeTs of known merit have been added to hte cast for the remainder of the wEek.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Ancient History.

When Adam and his family were expelled from the Garden of Eden," said the student. human strife and unhappiness began"
 Yes" replied Mir. Meekton. "and suppose the first note of disrord was sounded when Adam wanted to start the journey with suit case, while Eve insisted on half dozen six-story trunks"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Anti-Fat Diet.

Fresh fish boiled or broiled chicken. game, lamb or mutton, lean beef and veal Gall sparingly), eggs poached on toast or broiled, lettuce, spinach, as- paragus, celery, watercress, onions. radishes, white cabbage, olives, ripe fruits of the acid varieties, one glass of pure water or one cup of coffee or tea without cream, milk or sugar. slipped slowly after meals.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
per.onaIlx Reasonable.

That large man thinks himself . pretty important parsonage in this place, doesn't her" asked the stranger. sTmportant7- exclaimed the native. Why, if you tell him we're having fine weather here, he swells up as if he thought he made it."-Stray Sto fies.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Married Men Favored

In the town of Strasburg, Germany. discrimination is made in favor of married couples with children in the matter of municipal salaries. Ten per cent. is deducted from the wages of men between 20 and 25 who are not married and after five per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Her AbIdinu Youth.

q am afraid I never will grow up and look like a woman" pcused the bride-to-be. The other day, while was having one of my new walking suits fitted and was insisting that 1t would have to be finished this week. the tailor asked me: When does your school openT And that frock is a part of my rousseau"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
perfsct EemlnIns Face.

A perfect feminine face should measure exactly five times the width of an eye across the cheekbones. The eye should be exactly two-thirds the width of the mouth, and the length Of the ear exactly twice that of the eye. The space between the eyes should be exactly the length of one eye.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
London's sridaes.

Few perhaps are aware of the ex- tent to which the city of London is bridged over. In. all, it seems. there are no fewer than 75 bridges. Of these le are railway bridges, three are bridges over roads (such as Hoi- born viaduct) and 53 bridges which connect private premises.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
..ra. Wlas.sws . sos:..-s avrux

-ls ne,r us-s for over sy-T FJvg YEARS
 Hff ifrSS lsf MOTHERS .or ffesf CPTfDfs A " --.. zT-'tt ~ifh I EETi.Cr gJC l.sfs.
 .f.,J1 .Itis -s-s Ell 2, ,SGHI .sNs theGUAss ALA Zoo -sA.ss Cyrts WIND NOLfsl. anf Is tho Q '-.' of inc e rr'c. 5e sure ald ask for Mrs WI .sr'- tiliHg B rlp.m ana take DO orher sE ffr.-,fv-rve cents a bottle fsuarantff,d uic-r F' j A1d tJrl.s~ Act, June e0fh Issi Srrlal NuIrt
 S AZ OLD AND WELL TRIED AE.iSpg
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
In Transit.

T wonder who arranges the signs in street cars?" said Thompson. point ing upward. There is one describing a drandruff cure right beside one for pure milk-isnt that ferce?"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Spread HappIness.

Is not the first duty of those who are happy to tell of their gIadness to others? All men can learn to be happy; and the teaching of it is easy -MaeteTIinck.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
oeep-sea amisslons."

England has a mission of deep-ses fishermen owning II boats. which sys temaucally visit the floating villages" in the North sea and oil the Newfound- IaSd banks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
His eusx psy.

Gen. Winfield Scott, on August %. ls47. gained five victories in a day while marching to the City of Mexico Toledo News-Bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Lovino and Serving.

So long as we love We serve; so long as we are loved by others I would say that we are indispensable; and no man is useless while he has a friend.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Nea Ynrk,s Rin .zoo.g

While the great geological garden of London has 1921 birds. there are 2,530 in New York's Bronx geological park.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Becoming Pikers.

The treasury department reports an increased demand for one-dollar bills Are we turning pikers?-Buralo Ex- press.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Ports with peeuest water.

Of the famous ports of the world, Marseilles and Rio Janeiro have the deepest water at all stages of the tide
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
Enr.nne,a smlIe peeelvinn.

Considering the sorrows of the millionaire, one must believe that for tune smiles on him only to give him the laugh.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20

Can Never Have Too Much. A man never surfeits of too much honesty-German Proverb.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20

Old papers. in bundles of 100, for sale cheap at Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
OLD PAPERS tuR SALE

Old papers. in bundles of 100. for sale cheap at Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-20
OT Man.

Unless aoove himself he can erect himself. how poor a thing is man Dryden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
HUDSON-FULTON RACES
Cre1rs of Foreign Warships Wiu BE
Seen on the Hudson.

arrangements for the coming sailing and motor
boat contests during the Hudson Fulton celahr,
uoh nave been practically completed. These will
take place as follows: In New York pulling races
September 20: motor boats septernbar IN =, w.
kers motor boat races. September %. rowing ana
canoe contests on October e. Newburg will have
its water contests October
The races In this city will start with a contest
between the crews OF the foreign war vessels
The prize will be a silver shield OF the ttudso--
Fulton design. to the ship OF the winning crew
each member OF which will receive silver
iheoal' EAeh man OF the second crew will be given
bronze medal The second race will be con-
tested by crews OF the American war vessels ana
the prizes viii be the same as in the arst raca
me third race will have contestants crews
from foreign vessels American warships the naval
hnihua, the revenue cutter service and such other
haNal branches or American foreign official SER
vice as may be selected A race between naval
militia crews will follow. Then will come a con-
test between revenue cutter crews Motor boat
races in five classes for silver cups as prizes will
end the programme
In Yonkers the motor boat races on s.,torohor
% will be divided into Class A. for s2-foot hoats
D. O. a. unrestricted and no time allowance: Glass
B' boats 70 to 30 feet handicapped under 1903
American Power Boat Association rules; Class @
boats rs feet; Class D. cabin boats and boats with
standing tops, any SIZE handicapped as above The
course Will be triangular. ten nautical miles three
times around for Glasses A and and twice FOR
Classes c and ID.
@N' iN~AHs On OCTOBER 10 be
the rules OF the National Association OF Amateur
oarsmen. and will be a course OF one and one
quarter miles straightaway, as follows. Inter
.leoia'e single SHE'LL senior single shell Junior
oouoie gis' intermediate four-oared Gig. senior
quAorupie seuils, senior four-oared barge. senior
elsht-oared shell and intercity octupe scuIls The
canoe races viii be over distance of half a mile
sraightaway for tandem single blades, tandem
double blades and club fours single MAJ. 80
ihe fuies OF the American Canoeing Association.
AN entries are confined 10 yachts and motor
noats. me owners OF which members of revu-
'ecoehizea yach, or motor boat clubs or clubs
having recognized yachting Departments rn,r,ss
VIII close three days before the date of events
although the committee may exercise its Disc
ton In this matter. Every motor boat ana SAILING
yseh' entering and completing the course will re-
ceiye a bronze medal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
OLYMPIC TROPHY MATCH
ENTRY LIST OPEN TO ALL.
Golf Associations of the World In
uited to Compete at Chicago.

The golf associations of the world are each in
vited TO send a team OF four players to compete
for the Olympic team trophy. the competition Tor
which win be held at the Chicago Golf Cluo'
wheaton ILL., on Saturday. September T. This Is
the Saturday preceding the qualifying round OK tne
amateur championship OF the United States Golf
Association to be held the same course The
competition on the Olympic trophy is of-thrty-six
holes medal play total medal scores OF each team
10 count The association whose team has the low
est total score will have the custody OF the trophy
until the next competition and have It's name IN
scribed thereon. Each member OF the winning
team will be awarded a silver replica or the oym-
pic cup. There Is no entrance fee for the olympic
team competition.
This is an association and not a club team event.
All members of the team may. however De from
one club. but the entry represents the ASSOCIATION
of which the club is a member. and not the ciuo-
Therefore. all entries for the Olympic team COM
petition must be made through an officer OK the
association. and not OF the club. Entries OF teans
may be made at the Chicago Golf Club IN wheaton
to the secretary of this association and not later
than D. Friday. September 3, by presenting
proper credentials from the secretary or other ON
GERS OF the association from which tho team Is
accredited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
BIG YACHTS TO RACE
Sirty-fue-Footers to Sail OUer
America' s Cup Course This Week.

The crack ss-footers Aurora. Istalena and Win
some which have been sailing the most interest
ing races OF the year on the Sound, Will meet
again on Wednesday. Thursday Friday and Sat
urday OF this week In the same waters, and under
practically the same conditions. were chosen for
the last Americas Cup contest The races are part
OF the Atlantic Yacht Clubs race week" pro-
gramme and the presence for the first time Of the
big yachts down the Bay adds much interest to the
racing there.
These three yachts underwent important changes
last winter and now spread more canvas than when
they first came out. While racing early In the
season. on the Sound. and before the cruise of the
New York Yacht Club. they lost six topmasts.
At Bristol changes were made in their rig The
new topmasts are OF oregon pine and stouter than
the others. Their spreaders are longer. and their
standing rigging IS OF plough steel wire. There Is
the keenest rivalry between the owners or these
yachts. and such these give them fair
opportunity Of testing their ability. The courses
out in the open. free from headland and there
are few chances of fukes such as SO often occur
the Sound.
The first and third races will be fifteen miles TO
wndward leeward and return. and the second
will be over triangular course, one leg OF which
Will be from the Scotland Lghtship to the Ambrose
Channel IAghtshp. which are five miles apart The
triangle Will be sailed twice making thirty miles in
all The starts will be made off the Scotland Light
ship at 1890 a. IN. each day. Sunset is the time
limit There Will be prize for each and
prize TO the yacht scoring the most points in the
the same for the Americas Cup contest. and
guide boate will be provided 10 mark the course
The principal departure from the conditions under
which the 9Ofooters sailed will be that the triangle
being smaller. will be sailed twice instead OF once
around.
The series OF special the same course
will be started ten minutes after the Shooters.
Among the competitors in these will be tho
Avenger, the GardenIa. the Poiaris and the Ad-
ventures.
In one OF the races the Gardner class boat
Windward will have competitors Mimosa ILL.,
the Dorello. the Regina, the Commando and
others. Several OF the Seawanhaka- Corinthian ID
fOoters will appear 20 compete with four or 1--WE
boats OF the Manhasset s class
The Q class series for the Thompson Cup is
TO develop hot fight anon gthe conference.-the
Florence. the Princess. the Eleanor and the
yacht More Joy-all OF which unusually speedy
On Labor Day the annual regatta will take place
over courses In the direction OF Sandy Hook the
larger boats rounding Scotland Light vessel and the
various divisions OF smaller craft sailing courses to
Sandy Hook. Southwest Spit and old Orchard
Shoal. 1t is expected that many OF the visiting
yachts will remain to compete in the Labor Day
races
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
FINE RACE By CARR.
Veteran Sets Ne1o League Mark IN
thinning T7cO-Mie Run.

Edwin p Carr the veteran athlete OF the Xavier
Athletic Association. showed that he not all in
in the running line when he established a new
league two-mile record in the games OF the Church
Athletic League held at Macomb's Dam Park yes
terday The Xavier athlete started from scratch
and had TO plough his way through two dozen
runners winning the time of 1917 2-5. and finish
ing with a grand burst OF speed crossing the line
100 yards ahead Of s. Kennard, the crack distance
runner of the same club. Carr had easy time
taking the lead. after the runners had gone only
one lap
II. McCherry. the half-mile Xavier man. won
the race at his favorite distance five yards from
home when he Jumped" C. Wilcox. Of the Holy
Cross Lyceum and Arthur Eax. another Xavier
athlete, winning by foot in 2O3 AS
II. Holland. the speedy Splinter belonging 20 the
Xavier club starting from scratch. won a pretty
in the final heat OF the l0o-yard dash. when
h4 breasted the tape inch before Alfred Stearns
OF the Trinity Club. who had S1k-yard handicap.
Capturing practically all the events, the Xavier
representatives the point trophy. totalling %
points with the Holy Cross Lyceum second, with {.
The summaries follow:
One undred-yard handicap (nnal heau-won by
II. Holland Xavier A A tseratehl: a. stearns Trinity
club a yards). third. Time. O:IO 2-5.
one-half mile run (handicapl-won by H. W.
Cross Lycsum $50 yards). second A Hsx Xavier A.
go gsraS Tn sy Can x.vor
A. A. (scratchD g. Kennard Xavier A. A. go yards),
second; 7. Hogan. Holy Cross Lyceum Gao yards).
one-mie relay Chandiespl-won by Xavier A A.
snd IaTiln: Bronx Church House. nrst team f4e
yards, seeopd team composed OF kuiin. TrersneeTg
600 yards). third team composed of Adams Fowler.
Running high Jump thandeapl-won by j.. W.
Price St. George =; G q inehl. actual jump OF H.
ond; actual Jump n. IN: n. Holland. Xavier A.
A "a inehes), third; actual jump #. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
NEWPORT SHOW ENTRIES
Some of the Finest Horses IN the
Country Win Compete.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 2s.-Though the entry list
for the Newport Horse Show which opens on Labor
Day VIII not close officially until Monday morning
tbs list OF entries thus far received represents the
best OF the exhibiting stables and prospects saa,
TO point TO an excellent show this year
The stables Of Alfred G. Vanderbilt at Oakia,,
Farm. are represented also those of Reginald Z,
Vanderbilt at Sandy Point Farm: E. p Cram or
Lancaster. Penn; C. w. Watson of Ral,tr,or
Mrs Bowen. of Richfeld. Conn: Misses Csr,rrda
and Eleanor Guggenheim. OF New York: Mrs Iohr
H. Hanan OF Narragansett Pier; Miss Maha, p
Hooley, of Piainfied, n. j.: Frank Palmar :,
Lancaster. Penn; James T. Woodward OF New
iork' Jonn x. feil Of Philadelphia Percy Drury.
OF East Milestone. N j.: Mrs Belle Raach D.,
Newport; De Witt c. Flanagan OF Narraransatt
Per- and Lansing Mcvickar. of Newport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
DANIELS LOWERS MARK.
Breaks Record for Half-Mile Srcim
by More than Forth Seconds.

Rochester. Aug. 2S-Before gallery OF about
six thousand persons this afternoon Charles NJ
Daniels OF the New York Athletic Club, lowered
his own record Of ~ minutes IS 30 seconds for a
dash OF $50 yards by more than forty seconds.
Daniels performed his feat in Trout Lake Seneca
Park, north of the city. and went the dIstanc. In
IL minutes Is 2-5 seconds Others who competed I'm
the event were Hamilton Brown. OF Princeton, and
]. II. Reilly. one OF Daniels's club fellows
The new record. while not q worlds mark will
stand as championship record in the annals Of
the American Athletic Union Daniels swan strong
ly at ell stages OF the race and finished 100 wards
or nearly one lap ahead of Reilly. who finished
second.