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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
VACATION TIME.

If you haven't planned or thought of summer vacation it is good time to begin.
 The time was when the summer va cation was regarded as al uxury in which only the rich might indulge. but that idea is more and more be ing dissipated by the saner one, who realizes that a vacation during some part of the summer is more nearly a necessity than a luxury. Many there be who cannot leave business for any considerable length Of time, and many more who cannot afford vaca' ton trip entailing any great expense But even a week or ten days in which one Is entirely free from the routine of the business day has . wonderful effect Ii brightening the mental attitude and relaxing the nerves which daily come almost U the snapping point. Even the machin ist knows that the machine which ii never rested and cooled down does not give such satisfactory service But apparently there are many wht hold the belief that thare is no veal out to the human .lachine- There I so much to be done that there is ns time to rest, and the consequence to' often is a complete breakdown. Th' short time given each year to relax ation is time more than well spen when it is compared with the almos sure consequences of the all worl and no play of living.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

It is pleasing to note the enthu-
 siasln being manifested at Phoenix.
 Globe and Tucson over the proposi- tion to provide first class roads for the accommodation of automobiles
 and other vehicles which will con meet all the important cities and set dement's in the territory and be- sides provide a highway for those who may desire to pass through our country from north to south or from east to west The territory can un- dertake nothing which will be so ben.
 eficial in it's results. Arizona has provided itself with one of the best public school systems to be found in the west; the handsome churches to
 be found throughout the territory ir every city and town has attracted at teution to the high character of oul citizenship. A system of good roadi
 Is the next important step in our pro cressive march Let us have twt 1, great and masnincentiy, perfect high
 ways for private vehicles-oue iron Clifton via Globe. Roosevelt am
 pb,an;x thence fo California an, another from Douglas via Tombstone
 Tucson. Florence. Phoenix, Prescott and Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
WHAT IS FAME?

A charming girld of IS, the daughter of a Western publisher and quite a society queen in her own city, had been brought to Washington by her father, and at one of the White House was presented to President Roosevelt. As her small hand disap- peared within the hearty grasp of the President the maiden looked up at him and, smiling sweetly, said: I'm awfully glad to meet you, Mir. Roose- welt. I've often heard father speak of yon n''-Augonaut
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
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The watsrins Place.

The Watering Place. swhere have you kept yourseiff" sAs
 asked.
 4 dainty maid was she ''Down at a wat'rins place" he said. 4 handsome youth was he. Tin glad to see you home" she said- "And it agreed with your" 'Oh. early rising always heips- And there's profit. too" ~why early rising. sir" she asked. And took his proffered arm. ''The wat'ring place." said he at isng0. Was just dairy farm"
 GOO
 Ginger snaps.
 like . man whose faco Q an wrinkled from laughing.
 The man who wears a wig has no right to laugh at the rat in a woman's bangor wherever 'tis they wear 'em.
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 Sometimes a man wishes his wife would call him fewer pet names and darn his socksI
 Did you ever lie awake at night and note how loudly the clock ticks when 1t thinks everybody is asleep'
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 Scientists claim that kissing is dangerous. That's why it Is so pop ular. We are strictly . nation of chance takers.
 When Rockefeller pays that fine, am to go on a fishing vacation-bu' I haven't hired a boy to dig my bait yet No, not yet.
 A Michigan farmer is the proud owner of a calf with seven legs, eight hoofs, two tails and two heads. Gee I would hate to teach THAT calf tc drink milk out of tin pail!
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 A Denver man boasts that he has carried the same umbrella for sever years. A man who can care for ar umbrella like that and keep his thoughts on 1t, ought never to tackle another job.
 Speaking of lying awake at night rsminds me that one got in on me las week, I mean Hay" for Tie" I l slipped right through as slick as whistle, but when 1t was printed ant I took up my paper to read at m! leisure what I had said in my haste there 1t was as big as placard ant as bold as a iion-'LAY" for 'lie'' That's the meanest thing about gram , nar-it's always being good just to ge a chance to kick you when you aren' l looking.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

There is widespread opinion that Cuba will never be able to maintain a substantial and successful govern ment and that the sooner 1t is taken over by the United States the bet ter it will be for all concerned in that country. Conditions are con sanity growing worse there.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
NOT QUITE THE SAME.

Grace-Tie said I looked lovely in that gown. didn't he?
 Helen-Not exactly. dear. He said that gown looked lovely on you.- Brooklyn Citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Wstery Eyes, Trachona, Gran viated EyeIids and Pink Eye. Murine doesn's smart; soothes eye pain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

split for the same prices a cord as unsplit wood. They get back the cost of labor in the increased bulk.
 A cord Q2S cubic feetD Of 4-foot hard wood usually contains about S3 cubic feet of solid wood; a cord of 3-fooot wood averages S3k cubic feet. of 2-foot wood S4 feet, and of 1-foot wood s5 feet. The conifers fsoft woods) contain 90 to 96 cnbic feet. Thus the purchaser receives on an average about two thirds of a cord of real wood and one third of a cod of spaces.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Everybody will regret the misfor- tune which has recently come 10 the Tombstone Consolidated company in
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
READ THE REVIEW WHILE ON
 YOUR VACATION

Patrons of The Review. leaving the citv for the summer. may have me Review changed to any address m the United States. Mexico or Can ada without additional cost. Phone B.-39.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

The sugar production of the United States does not grow with the con sumption.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
RsNN.4e4-
A sMAl MATTER.

Cissie-Mamma, mayn't I take the part of a milkmaid at the fancy dress ball?
 Mamma-You are to little.
 Cissie-Well, I can be a condensed milkmaid.-Comic Cuts.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

The total number of sailing vessels in tine world is double that of steam CTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Tn point of geographical elevation Madrid is the highest city of Europe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

The Review Want columns will rent that vacant room of youIs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
VEGETABLES

v601 H066S Wax Beans, 15c pound, 2 pounds 25e String Beans, 15c pound, ? pounds 25e Green Peas, 1oc a pound. California Lettuce, 1oe, tor 25e. Young Onions, Sc bunch. Young Carrots Sc bunch. Young Turn7ps Sc bunch. Young eeets, Sc . bunch.
 FRUITS Fresh Peaches, 15e pound. Fresh Apricots, 15c a pound. Fresh piuns, 15e pound. Fresh canteioupes, 15e, 2 for 25e-
 Your friend,
 JACOB. P. s. A store alays gives you bet. ter attention when you give them all your business. We will never quit buying from the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Fifteen cities of the United States have aeo,00o population or over.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Light, heat and oil are the worst enemies of the rubber tire.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
Simpkins' Treat.

SimpkIhS TTedt. John Simpkins was tight old wad, A tight old wad was~he, He always drank with all the boys With gladstone courtesy, But only once can I recall That Sinpkins spoke by rote- The waiter spilled his loaded tray All over Simpkins' coat! Then John arose and shook himself And gasping. muttered he By all the facts I'm bound to sate The drinks are now on me-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Dear Friend:
 am going to make resolution for this year. Mama has left the buying of the groceries to me, and l have made up my mind that all of this year am going to go to one place to get our groceries, because never have to make trip back with some thing Mama doesn't like, and she says we don't have to pay too much where we trade for what groceries y~x,x-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

The average life of dog is froD ten to twelve years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
HOTEL MINNEWAskA.

HOTEL MINNEWAskA. A Newly and beautifully
 furnished. No noise, no @~s dust, pure air Yet only ss5s. s.s 3 blocks from Broadway. .@ Rooms or apartments.
 Single SIP, en suite S25 per month end up. Special rates to families and parties. Cafe. MRS, A, L. PARKER. prop. 201 So Grand Ave. Los Angeles. Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
PROGRESS OF THE DAY.


 Bathing in the snow is common custom in Russia.
 The average life of dog is from ten to twelve years.
 Light, heat and oil are the worst enemies of the rubber tire.
 Fifteen cities of the United States have Seo,o0o population or over.
 Nearly all of the worlds supply of asbestos comes from Canada.
 Pigments ot more than 400 different colors are secured from coal The population of Russia is increas- i ing at the rate of 2,5O0,000 per year. Of the 1000 900 of Russia's pop ulation 1oo00O,on0 are peas2nts. The American cats more than his own weight in sugar every two years. In one year the escapement wheel | of watch makes 73l, ,S60 revolutions. Ninety per cent. of the neuralgia headaches are attributed to eye de- fects.
 l The total number of sailing vessels in the world is double that of steam. CTS.
 Tn point of geographical elevation Madrid is the highest city of Europe. The sugar production of the United States does not grow with the con {, sumption.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Ninety per cent of the neuralgia headaches are attributed to eye de- fects.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Bathing in the snow is common custom in Russia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
Feminine Invention.

At Salem, S. Dak, there is tiJ Reg ister edited by woman. Mana E. Gil- bert. who claims that while man may have invented the lodge, woman was at the bottom of it. My wife has al ways insist d that the lodge was in- vented by the devil himself" but here is what Mrs Gilbert says:
 Lodge was invented by King Solomon not because he wss wise but because he was much married. Le. !t not be under stood that he is to have the credit for starting the works: the theory that woi nan is at the bottom of everything, goo1 or bad. was in force. then as now. and t is easy to sSo through her little lodge game. The king had a whole lot of wives poor man. and of coarse each one of then. wanted Sol for her own honey bunch, O if she didn't want him, she didn't wan. the others to want him to want them rS want-oh well it can be seen what an a~sul miS-up the whole dock was mixed up lS Then it was that they got together on plan to inoculats the head of their house.v with the lodge bug knowing that it would hold him at least two nights week-t>-o nights and numerous specials in which they could all breathe easy knowing tha'. for the time he was married only to Is lodge. Sc 1t happened that Solomon together with some of his playmates who were likewise inocuiated with the bug through pstticoat wiies. got the system started. It has stood. grown. hourished and been handed down from one set of foolish fel- lows to another, not because man is en- raptured with the mysticism of the monkey-shines, not by a whole lot, but because woman is still at the bottom of it. As times changed and man had to settle down with one wife. poor woman, wifle had picked up a bit of arithmetic and figured that 36S and sometimes Sss evenings were quite more than enough times to be looked at in a year. Even the pretty locker as well as the plain ones could see the point and the lodge has been voted to stay. Lest it should looe some of its attractiveness. woman still stimulates interest in 1t by pretended opposition and artificial kicks. she fusses about late hours. lost sleep and cold feel when way down In her heart she Is glad the man is out for a good time thai doesn't let him In for any very ba< mischief.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

In one year the escapement wheel of watch makes 731 ,S60 revolutions.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Nearly all of the worlds supply Of asbestos comes from Canada.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Pigments ot more than 400 different colors are secured from coal
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22
Heppertown Happenings.

old Cap whippie indignantly denies she rumor that he got his wooden leg from drinking too much wood alcohol. There is one difference between wrftiu' poetry and workin' in . sawmfIl- Ths feIIer tha, woriEs in . sawm1,i kin make . 'living as it. Chet Blinks. our popular and con esalal paperhanger and painter. has so' yob paperin' Amos Butts' hearse. ths iath and plaster havfn' been somewha, craeked Curing the race back from James yepson's funeral Hank Tumms sayz what's. the use of all this talk about [ water wagon when the roads are all GOV. cred with snow and ft ain't dusty none. Roy K Mouison-
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

The American eats more than his own weight in sugar every two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

The population of Russia is increas- ing at the rate of 2,500,000 per year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-22

Of the 147.000.000 of Russia's pop ulation i0o,000.an0 are peasSnts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
DRAMATIC SCENES MARK
CLOSING HOURS OF TRIAL
Testimony Evolved Series Of
Grimes COId-DIOOded and
RGd-Handed

NNffNt"NMtAM AA"tftf 49, 'tN"f
Ada, okla, June ADan Scrlbner
was convicted Of murder In the first
degree on the chagge Of killing Zeke
Putnam, marshall or Allen, the Jury
reporting al o'clock this morning
The Jury delIberated about thirty
minutes last might was excused and
reported this morning at the open
Ing Of court,
This Is alhe flrgi OF five sensation
al trials in connection with Putnam's
death and the alleged murder OF
Mrs. Frank Scribner more recently.
Dramatic scenes marked the clos
ing hours OF the trial.
The dag was fraught with the evo.
Triton OF series OF crimes, cold
blooded and red handed, II the testl-
mony be true, tltnt have taken the
lives of nine persons, four of whom
were the Victims Of mob. Every
link in chain OF convincing testi-
n1ony was clamped by corroboration
until aa tine close OF the trial the
nerves of the court. the Jury, the
lawyers and the defendant were tense
and the auditors that packed the
court room we're intense IN their
interest.
Edward Johnson confessed &C.
c0mpHco OF the defendant. chosen
by appearance and demeanor as an
unsonhleiicated country youth liable
TO steD into the artful trans OF the
ghrewd counsellor, sat throughout
the ordeal Of cr0ss-exsmination 70
firm IN his convictions thNt no STRAIT
eev could shake him. Again he told
his qiOrv OF cOnsnlmcy. tracing with
fanllAiv the operations Of the alleged
consUlratons during 9he few days
nrevious No The killing. Those oner.
alions between january ~ and Jan.
uary lG, the date OF the murder, con.
sisted OF repeated visits OF the con.
spiTators 10 the home Of the cattle.
men. To tlhe homes OF Frank and
John Scrlhner and TO Allen, the home
OF Zelze Putnam
II was on Saturday" said the wit
ness, 'dhat we located Putnam In the
rear Of pool hall at Alien. Daniel
Scrlbner killed Putnam with shot
gun in the pool hall and then we
mounted our horses THAT we're hitch
cd nearby and rode away to the
home OF Frank scribner. We were
arrested at o'clock that afternoon"
Mack Lee. a cattle man and broth
or Of Clarence Lee whom Putnam
killed who u charged with compile
lty. In the murder OF Putnam, maf
the principal witness for the defense
lie denied q conspiracy with Serb
ner and Johnson and denied that they
made uhe several trips In the east
ern tmrt Of the county that johnson
.aad told about lie denied that hs
owned 1870 acres of hand near Purcell
which johnson said was offered Il
him as reward for killing PutTtam
Daniel scribner was moi placed OF
the witness stand and the defense
closed its case very abruptly and nn
expectedly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
GIVEN CERTIFICATES As
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS

Al an Adjourned meeting 0f the
state board OF pharmacy, held In Mus
kogee the following named persons
made the required grade and were
granted certificates as regis erei
pharmacists.
George N. Adams. Tlshomingo: j.
NJ. BARLEY. Pryor Creek; i X. Car
ret, pauIs valley; j G. Haffner, Fred
erlcl: G A. Johnston Byron; John J,
Muhlheer, Orlando; John q. Miller
Gushing.
The following named persons met
the requirements OF the board and
were granted registra lon on dlpio
mas.
n T. Aaron. Alexandria. La; q, "
Adeshold DougIasvllle. Ga. y Il
Erown, Ada Ohio: X 0. Blllman, Tui
ia. Okla. NJ. v. Decker, KIpton, Ohio;
y. q Falris. Moline. Kans A p Hos
ley. Leaiyile, Colo. A. J, l.oughman
0klahoma City Okla. r II Patterson
lFhIladelphla
The next meeting Of the board vii
! be held Ia Enid on July 18th and itth
Applications for reBls.sai On should b
| filed With Secretary Burton Stroud
! Okla. III least ten days before lh|
date q lhe heeilne'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
HONORS FOR
DEPARTED
COMRADES

beautiful and impressive were the
Confederate day services heh IN tht
capital city Thursday, al the N. p
church, South. corner Of broad ssree
and Villas ageillle which WAS beauti
FULLY decorated waiLt aal abundance ol
flowers and foliage. beginning ct 1880
O'Clock.
A squad Of eeh4 men from Com
pany d, OK N. g., 0f this city un
der command Of Lieutenant Garrison
called al the state house and escort
ed Governor Haskell and Secretary
Gross. the mtter being commander ~
CHIEF of uhe Oklahoma division 0i
the conlede91sa Veterans, to the
church to attend ahe exerciees
The sefvIces we're openel with the
large audience singing America
following which the L0wery quar-
leite favored with selections.
The recitation by Miss Jessie kel
log on "The TalteNsd Suits Of Gray,
was an affecting rendition.
The CROSSES of honor were con
femel bY the Bill Cross Chapter
Daughters Of confederaey, assisted BY
Wichita veterans
Hon. q. J. 0lddlngs, Of 0klahonia
CITY historian for the Oklahoma Con
federate veterans delivered the
prlncipal memorial address. which
was an eloquent tribute 10 the de
parted comrades and 70 the wome1
of the c0nfederacy Who went through
the deadly strife.
Following fhe sarYleea al th'
churtlk heatled hy Company y. ans
Commander IN Chief Gross. the as
somhlaae proceeded In carriages 4
Summit View cematery bearing
weahh of beautiful floral 0fferines
given 10 secgnaary Cross BY oitlzenl
nf Guthrie to be s4rewn upon tn
graves 0f the four departed Coufeder
ate eolnrakles At the cemetery tn
militia squad fired q salute. eDunde'
iape. following which the Lower!
ataflesfe e4na very aweellv eTenilnl
on the Old ramn Ground
J. n Aberna2FlF. paetor Of ahe n
D. church. Hnith end csH A F Wal
aoa conducted iAe service "a 81
ceHsiefg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
A. { NJ. COLLEGE FACULTY
MEMBERS SELECTED

Seven members OF the faculty OF
the Agricultural and Mechanical col.
lege Mt Saltwater were elected and
two other positions filled at a meet
Ing OF the state board OF agriculture.
o. w. Holmes. a graduate Of the
college who has been connected with
the college creamery the past year
was named as state dairy inspector,
with headquarters at Guthrie. Miss
Joy Bell Hancock. one OF this years
graduates. was recently elected TO the
chair Of domestic science In he Girls
Industrial school At Chickasha.
Members OF the faculty of the A.
a NJ. college elected are: Assistant
electrical engineer 0. ?. Little, Of
Syracuse. N. Y: assistant mechanic
al engineer. R. r. Richards. grad
uate OF Purdue. assis ant In chemls
try, Charles Crawford one Of the mem
bers Of this years graduating class
assistant director of physical culture
and athletics Ed. Galliger, one OF the
A. Il M. college graduates who won
the high individual record al the state
track meet this year: assistant In 40
mestlc science. Miss Opa Canton a
1903 graduates station chemist, Prof
IN. G. Nider. OF Roland, North Caro-
ollna; professor of agriculture In
schools, q. NJ. Jeffords, ol Elgin. The
laiter was formerly institute director
for the state hoard Of agriculture and
Is an active Farmers union man, he
oueraeHe ufaf h III Raieamh He Isl
"a Republican.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
DOMESTIC TROUBLES
CAUSE OF SHOOTING
Slayer Demanded Custody Of
Two Children After SepaTa-
iIOn From wife


McLOud. Okla, June 4Shot and
wounded last night by her son.in.law,
Davis. a deputy sheriff OF P0ttawat.
0mle county, Mrs. p. r. T0mai, aged
fifty.four, died at 2 o'clock this morn.
Ing at her home four miles east OF
here.
Davis ig Jailed at Chandler, having
given himself over Immediately after
the shooting IN the field Of the Tomai
fam Davis Is thirty-flye years Of
age He was recently deserted By his
wife, daughter OF the Tomais-
The preliminary trial has not been
set The inquest win be held this
afternoon.
Davis and his wife separated two
weeks ago at Meeker she returned
10 her parents and Davis came today
after their two children. When Davis
approached In the field Tomai eyl.
aeneed an opposition to him and Da.
Wis. who Is a deputy sheriff, sought
70 arrest him. Tomal resisted, and In
the melee thai followed Mrs Tomal
was shot, the ball entering her tenn
pie.
Davis gave out a statement IN which
he chsrged that Tomai knocked him
down with hoe and attempted to
kill him. and he shot IN self defense at
Tomai The latter says that Davis
came to his house inebrlated, and az
ter aasauhing other members Of the
family, went to the field and attempt.
ed to Kill him: that as Davis drew his
gun Mrs. Tomm ran between them
and that Davis. saying. Damn you,
III KIN YOU" fired HIS revolver,
This Is the second tme that Tomai
has been a target for a ball that took
the life Of another Two years ago
tenant fired at him as he and his
daughter and two hired men were
driving along the highway The aim
was bad and one OF the hired men
was killed The tenant was sentenc
ed to twenty-five years IN the peni'
Tertiary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
WOMAN
GOES INTO
MYSTERIES
Az Aaaoclated preasl

Chicago. H.. June 4-There was Q
dramatic scene IN police station to.
day when Anna Kolb was taken to
The cell occupied by DR. Haldane
Clemlnson accused Of The murder o.
his wife Yesterday Miss kolh 20.
mltted she haa been patient under
cleminsan at Chicago hospital anu
ne had paid considerable attention
10 her. Upon being taken to the ply
sicians cell today Miss kolb scream
ed hysterlcally. She and Cleminson
conversed for ten minutes with a de-
festive nearby. The police refuse 10
make public what the two talked
about, but 1t WIS learned that the
talk terminated with a second series
q screams by Miss Kolb and she was
lead awag.
Later 81 became known that the
doclor's words 70 his visitor were:
"The closer gou keep your mouth
shut. Young woman. The better Il
win be for both Of IFS"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-04
KANSAS NEEDS HARVEST HANDS

Topeka Kas. June 4-The farm
ers OF Kansas are crying for i7,0Oo
hands 10 help them harvest their
wheat crop this year Cherries Harris
rec employment bnrelu, has received
reports from All his local agents IN
he state. aud they show thai the
above nLmbof OF men are needed
1T wouldn't surprise me II this
number ii increased couple 0l
thousand, said Harris The recent
rains contributed TO bring the wheat
crop out Of the klnkR."
The employment bureau Is alreadl
lending men 20 the wheat fields II
Southern Kansas The farmers there
say the crop will not be ready TO har
vest for couple or three weeks, bu'
hey viii give the men employment u
lthef lines first