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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
HAS HAND TERRIBLY
 MANGLEO IN ACCIDENT

With his right hand caught in q barb wire fence and being lacerated at every movement of a frightened animal in whose bridle his left hand was entangIed. Edward J. Bauer. well known butcher of this vicinity, suffered terrible experience yester- day in Johnson addition. As result of the accident he will lose the sec cond and third fingers of his right hand while nearly the whole palm of the members was torn of.
 MT. Bauer was awakened at the usual hour and had just hitched up the horse to his butcher cart to start upon his daily round when the animal suddenly became frightened and throwing him out of the vehicle. start ed to run away. Bauer succeeded in catching the maddened animal by the bride with two fingers of the left hand, which, becoming entangled caused him to be dragged for a dis tohOC Oa dOOub Alts EctUo- F1c Wdo then caught between a barbed wire fence and telephone pole. where. in an effort to free his left hand he got his right hand caught in the barbs of the fence. At each movement of the thoroughly frightened horse his right hand became more lacersted.
 One man. whose name cannot be ascertained, passed Mir. Bauer while in this predicament but refused to aid him, saying that '-ae. did not have time" Who this pitiful caricature of humanity is Mir. Bauer refused to di- vulge
 Jack Stoltz. the transferman and the three Mcintyre brothers assisted Mir. Bauer from his predicament after he had been in it for almost quarter of an hour Mr. Bauer's injuries were dressed at the c. & A. hospital He will be confined Co his home for some time. In the meantime H. A Kite will manage his business for him.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
FL PksO FAIR KID IS THING IF
 REALITY

FL PAso. Oct 6.-Teddy Bea < have existed only in the form of stuffed cat fur; Billy Possums live, cnly in cotton and cloth images; BfIi kin Ieered at the world from a naked mass of cold clay. It has been left for the Fl Paso Fair Kid, the officic. souvenir of the big El Paso Fair anG Exposition to assume the human fora ai:d appear in flesh and blood.
 Fair Kid buttons: Fair Kid post cards, belt pins, barettes. hat pins ami little Tfkenessss of the official mascot of the fair will be sold on every street t.rner during the week of Novembe first to seventh But out at the expo .:f'pu grounds a real, live, talking an6 smiling Fair Kid will welcome the i,. 't,e folks and big folks to the south westerc resources exposition.
 9c will greet the crowds as the s,!' ge through the turnstiles with the good old slogan of ''howdy'' and WI sIGile his favorite "howdy' smile as Ee shakes hands with the Fair visl tors. On childrens day at the fair when the youth of the great south west will meet in convention, the Fa;l Kid will hold hourly receptions for tn !; little folks and see that they do nct miss thing from the Midway to tn massed chorus of school children sins i'ts national airs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
NEW SUITS FILED
 AT COUNTY SEAT
special Correspondence.l

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Oct. CT. \ Lakin. as receiver of the First Nation al Bank of Bisbee, has brought sui against B. w. Rose to collect the suns of S5,000 which is alleged to be due the bank on a note given that in stitution on November 90, 1907. IL note was to bear interest from me turity, four months at one per cen and two per cent from then until paid as well as ten per cent for dt ttorney's fees in the event that suit was brought to collect same. The amount now of principal and interest is s6,966.67 up to October. An attacn ment was issued on the defendant: property in Warren which consists oi four lots.
 Bert Mcdonald has filed an action tor divorce in the district court against Rosa E. Mcdonald. passing his action on the grounds of desertion. Tho couple were married in June, 1894 and the complaint alleges that the desertion took place in 1900.
 Mary Marvin, of Douglas, has brought suit against Augustine Mar win for divorce. The complaint al leges that the couple were married at Mount Vernon. Ohio, in December 1873, and that in December 1897 s'ls was compelled to leave the defendant on account of his cruelty toward he- It also alleges that he became an hah itual drunkard and that for more thon four years he had failed to pro vide for her She asks the cour; for a division Of the community prop erty which consists of farm of 1l9 acres sn Ohio on which are nun Der of gas wells which bring in an an nual rental of ssOo The farm Is val ued at s10O an acre there is house valued at seO0 and s4o0O cash in .he bank, an of the property being To- cated in Ohio. She asks for a de cree of divorce, $50 month alimony s10o attorney fees as well as the cost of suit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
CITY PHYSICIAN
 AND OFFICER LOCKED IN

Officer Henry Hall and Dr. John Hagen in jail.
 Ii may sound strange to some peo pie, but il is an actual fact that bo,t policeman and physician spent several hours behind the bars of the branch county jail yesterday afternoon be- fore outsiders could be persuaded t, believe the justice of their statements and release them. The charge against them was failing to safeguard propc. exit from the institution.
 It came about that one of the prison CTS in the jail was ill. and Officer Aa went after Dr. Hagen to administer {, him. The two returned and enter ed the jail While they were looking after the prisoner the outside deer Inadvertently blew shut They were locked in.
 Officer Hall had the key to get ali right, hut getting out was anotho. matter There was nothing to 1t bGi wait until some of the officers caac along and opened the place up. sia it happened none of the latter seemed disposed to visit the Jail on this par ticular afternoon. Finally, their na tienee became exhausted.
 They began pounding on the dool aud yelling loud and Justify. At firs5 no one raid any attention laying th. racket 10 the prisoners Finally the. commenced to shout who they were and how they got into their predi@a ment. Then someone went and hunt ed up-one of the officers. key was produced and their time of sentence being up. they were liberated, while the crowd that had collected outside the jail howled with merriment
 Once the jail door is closed and the party entering is on the inside. noth ing short of dynamite can liberate him, all official keys in ChristendomI being not particle of use.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
THE ANTI-SALOON PETITION NOT
 PRESENTED


 The petition of the Afti-Saloon League of Cochise county which was to have been presented to the Board of Supervisors at it's recent session, was not presented as the league wished to adait the result of the ac- ton HOW pending in Maricopa county. There the segregation law has been attacked on account of an election being called to decide the question of local option n the Tempe judicial precinci
 before Judge Kent on Monday. but so far no advances have been received from there in regard to it. Attorney Gibson of Tombstone. acting for the league, expected to receive some word from members of the league at Tempe but he has so far failed to receive any. Phoenix papers since that date Ehave had no notice whatever of the proceedings.
 The petition which is in the hands of Mr. Gibson, contains 434 names and will be presented to the board as soon as something definite one way or the other has been decided fin Maricopa county. Attorneys Of this city hold the opinion that the validity of the seggregation act can be beaten if a proper test case is made in the couras-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
TURBINE ADOPTED IN
 CAAANEA POWER PLANT
Special cOrrespondence.)

CANANEA. Oct. s.-The new tur- Line has been placed upon its founaa tion in the power house with ever. promise Of being in operation within ten days. It has a monthly capac ity of delivering 2eOO induced horsS power and win almost double the el e tricol capacity of the plant Other arrangements for improving the plant are under way which bid fair to mako it the most modern and biggest estab lishment off its kind in this sectioE of the country. It's the busiest and most torn-up part of the works jus now.
 Nearly all of the stock that the Es pirito Santa Gold and Silver minia company placed on the market ha. ben taken up and all of It will ce withdrawn from the market within fsr days. Plans for opening up develop ment work have been decided upog and laborers will be sent to the prop crty in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
PLANS FORMULATED
 FOR ENTERTAINMENT

At meeting of the social committe: at the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday night plans for the entertainment of mem bers for the balance of this month and November were discussed.
 Next Tuesday evening will be given over to old fashioned games. All young women in the city are invited October 18th the evening will be given over to reception for Ms Jones the secretary.
 October 2stR- the association will unite with the Y. NJ. c. A. in a mon ster HaIlw'een party in the Y M. c A. building.
 Ten young women are enrolled in the advanced Spanish class ST. Ma. donado gave the first lesson Monday evening. The class membership is limite dto twelve and there are there fore still two vacancies.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
YALE ALUMIhAE ID ENTERTAIN
 PRESIDENT

According to a letter received by Dr. G. A. Bridge of the Copper Queen staff, an effort will be made to have all Yale aluminae in the territory con tiguous to Fl Paso gather in that city to meet President Taft upon the oc. casion of his visit there. Dr. Bridge is requested to notify all Yale men in Bisbee of the plan.
 The plan is to give President Taft banquet and to entertain him in other ways, and also to effect the organization Of a permanent univer- sity club with headquarters at E Paso. It is planned to have the club hold annual reunions. G. R. Lessing of Fl Paso. is the author of the letter and is at the head of the movement there
 There are a number of Yale men in Bisbee, including Drs. Bridges, Cutter and Ferguson. of the Copper Queen staff
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
CLOTHES AND IRINKETS
 DISsAPEAR WITH GIRLS
(special Correspondence.l ]

AoPCNAfiA
 CANANEA Oct. GA light haired boy lately from Los Angeles who has room near the opera house had q serious case of misplaced confidence few nights ago. As the theatre i. not equipped with commodious dres- sing room the girls were in dilemma until this Kind hearted young man came forward and saved the day. Hc surrendered the key to the only horr he had and went out into the night sad and friendless.
 When the beauties of the footligLts folded their tents and stole away t. some other waiting town, the opera house manager sent the key back to the man who pays the rent on tht room. But it was a bare and de-. late room that he walked into All his little keepsakes and his best clothes were missing. What the girl wanted with the young mans apparel is a mystery, but they took all the, could carry away
 The unkindest jab of all was thu card of explanation they left. A plac- ard showing several bathing girls div ing downward into pictured surf witt the words Bait to catch suckers was all the thanks he got for his dis play of chivalry He now expects to win enough money on a badger fight arranged for his benefit, to r. pIenish his badly depleted wardrobe. Here's hoping his bet on the badger will not be placed in vain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
MRS. LETSON ID BE
 BURIED THIS MORNING

Funeral services will be held this morning at 10 o'clock over the re- mains of Mrs. James Letson, who died Tuesday, evening as the result of stomach trouble, at the Copper Queen hospital Mrs. Letson's demise has been generally bemoaned in Bisbee both from the fact that she was a well known resident and on account of her well known charitable spirit.
 The serzices will be conducted by Rev. Father Barrett. The following will oficiate as honorary pail bearers, all being members of the local Elks' lodge: M. J. Cunningham. W. H. Brophy, E. W. Spiers. Ben Franken- berg, W. A. Schwartz and Joseph Martinelii. The active pail bearers will be William Fahey. Harry Jen- nings, Michael Hannen, James Me Gahey. Emil Marks and Thomas Dwyer.
 Interment will be had at Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
INDIANA FORGED ID COME ID
 TIE EARTH

ALBANY. Minn., Oct. 6.-The bal loon Indiana which started at St. Louis Monday, landed here today. NJ H. Schauers' shouller was dislocated in making the landing McGill, the pilot, was taken violently i'll during the early part of the day and Schauer. insisted that they des- scend for medical help. In falling the balloon dashed into some tree tops and tore out section of a wire fence
 Schauer, telling of the flight, said:
 Tuesday evening we ascended 15, GOO feet and it was so cold we almosi froz9 stiff Last night McGill wa so sick that I had to rub him all nigh to keep him from freezing. fearet he would die up in the clouds so lowered the balloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
.ORE SAMPLES ARE
 SHOWING UP WELL

As samples of ore are brought in 10 Bisbee from the Hefern Mining company's property the interest in the recent find increase. Some speci- mems were brought in Tuesday night. showing all the way from to F per cent copper, and about 10 ounces of silver. Local mining men are talking about little else. The com pany heads state that the property has more than made good their ex- pectations and from now on work will be pushed with vigor-
 At the present time over fifty men are employed and the company con templates increasing this force with in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
CUNNINGHAM
 The Famous Life Reader
WHO FoREToLo THE AssAssINA-
 TON OF MCKINLEY

Don't miss this opportunity of see ing Prof. Cunningham, the Worlds Famous Life Reader. As a seer and interpreter of things hidden, Prof. Cunningham has no equal. If you are going into business Of any kind or going to enter some sort of business deal, consult Cunningham. His advice has been sought for by the inteiIee- tual for years. Thousands live today to bless and give credit of their sue cess and happiness to this wonderful adept. He has helped others, why not you? lie is located at the Letson House Don't fail to see him on alt matters of interest to yourself.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
Woman worksr,.

Ths women who work are engaged alike in the most delicate and the most repeilent industries. They do many things that men cannot do. and some things that men would not do if they could. Generally she works lon ger under worse conditions, and for wages in comparison with which the dock iaborer's sixpence an hour .s generous payment.-Eastera PresG
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
10 Meit Iron In a Moment.

Heat a piece of iron Ca poker vtp dol, to white heat, then apply to h . roll os sulphur The iron win imms diately melt and run into drops. This experiment is best performed over . vSsh bash of water, allowing the melted iron (reaIly sulphida of iron). to drop into the water.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
The RIohts Q, aoosters.

An Atchison county farmers wfzs brought four dozen young roosters to town the other day Not . bullet ik the bunch. These chickens will be fried To the roosters get a square deal2 The roosters are fried and the bullets live. Isn't life as precious to q rooster as to pullet?-Atehisob Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
HerodI.. and th. whIrIwIna.

The learned Jacob Grimm, who co., lected much folk lore for his Teutonta mythology, says that in the earlier half of the nineteenth century ths whirlwind was in Germany still ae, counted for by the dancing HerodiAs whirling around In the air.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
EnoIIsh Lsrouao. supr.n.

There are now over 25O.OOo words In the English language acknowledged by the best authorities, or about 10000 more than in the German, French, Spanish and Italian languages com bined. M
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
srief and to the Point.

There Is no superhuous verbiags ia the note which a tradesman sent to a diiatory creditor: "Sir, the incIossd is bill If you pay it. you will obrge me. If you don't, l shall obligs you"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
Enem,nste eonstsbies.

The Calcutta constable-or para waIlah," as he is cailed-has an =r- paratus attached to his shoulders t< support an umbrella over his head
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
snl. for M.klna llfa E.n.

Life Is made of ups and downs lend a hand, etc Think hard over the worry when the heur comes, and other times put 1t in the background Learn to count blessings.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
Mistaken Identity.
 Greed often gets itself mistaken for necessity.

New Works Sales Clerks. New York has 123 department stores Shat employ 11.000 persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
worid,s Postal suslnes.

The postal business of the world is hcreas,sg per cent. per anndm
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07

The best tune Rory ever played nay Ire oas.- lEisA Proyerh.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-07
wursny of p4.rsnss.
mc,otan~

The Koran: Paradise fs for nos fho control tkeir anger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

Married women In Washington,
thanks to the principle Of commun-
ny property in operation. have To-
gal privileges that should make
women folks envious In other states
where the common Law idea entire
ly holds sway.
Under the dear old common law.
II was sacrilegious 10 think that a
woman was capable Of having any
say Ia tho handling Of her hus-
bands property. Not until she be.
came a widow did her property
rights become n matter Of import.
ance. and her interest IN most states
even then IL less than the women
OF Washington enjoy during their
entire married life
All property earned after mar.
rage. in Washington. by either
party TO the marriage, belongs to
community. The wBe has an equal
interest In II With the husband.
BY will tho husband can only be-
queath half OF the property lie
cannot dispose Of tho half that IL
the woman's property.
Land or money given 10 the wife
as a gift, legacy or coming 20 her
as an inheritance Is her own separ
ate property. Her husband has no
Interest or control In II. All money
or property belonging TO her be.
fore her marriage also remains her
own separate property and is legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
MEN MADE OVER
latest Ambition OF Surgeons is 20
Rebuild Commonplace Nor
tails Into Apolloa.

BOSTON. Dec. 81 In the course
~ thu last few weeks some hope.
fni theories have been fathsrod by
noins OF Boston's rnoes progressive
SURGEONS II all the IDEAS are
adopted. The future holds much
hope for men who wer@ not born
wish classic contours. The knife
will make them over into ApolioA
and sculpture modsie
For Instance. Dr g. n Nichols
has an idea that the average man
c0nid spare about SIX feet % the
large intestine. and digest his food
better without Il. This would help
men with a large waist measure.
DF. Bradford. urshopedic aar.
Keon. declares that the average
city mans feet could be perfected
hy goInE barefoot all summer.
Or Samuel A. Hopkins. dental
expert. says thar bad teeth can be
corrected 80 that the jaw will be
expanded 10 the natural size
These are only few Of the
things that surgery recognizes aa
poaaihla. The sclf.made man may
soon have 20 step aside for the
made-oser man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY NORMAN.

sent on a strike a few weeks ago,
and have since been busy making
life miserable for their successors
They have followed up the men
now on the Job TO piAstcr. ns~ly,
cleaned windows with mud
When the plastsring has gone on
10 certain extent there faiiaNf a
freeforail fight The polka are
called aud whom they come In sight
the c0mbatAnts scatter A aaambcr
of arrests have been made bat sin
dow cleaning has been rated by the
accident companies as hazardous
occupation
Tho nawaat mammoth Nkyaerhper
fronting 90 Battery park. win be
al stories In height aud viii cost
81 .oVo0 .eoa In u will be 20 miles
os steam pipe. 10 miles Of plumbing
and 'e5 miles OF conduitA. 1ts height
win be- tis feet
The materials naed IA ita con.
struction win inclade $4,000 tons
OF structural steel. 1000 900 com.
mon bricks. 100000 faclng bricks
and $1,000 barrels Of cement A
park 100 BY 800 feet AT the eide of
thu building win give II a novel
feature poaeesssd By no other New
York akyacrspcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21

NEW YORK. Dec. si.--in the
fights between the theatrical ayndi'
Gates no holds are barred. aud all
known means ng attack have been
used BY the combatants. Some %
the enemies Of the great and only
Oscar Hammerstein went 20 the en-.
tent Of saying that he was finan-
clally embarrassed. II did not
affect bis standing with the people
with whom he did business but Il
WAa annoying.
Oscar proceeded In the most d.
rect way 20 dispose % the yarn
He called together representatives
Of the newspapers and told them
that hts total Indebtedness did not
exceed e9.s0n Then ne went On
To Ahow that be owned real estate
valued between s2.oO0.0 900 and g..
'000. 00e.
Oscars only troubles are with
singers Who were dissatisfied. bat
there was a bright aide 20 that he
said. because they were happiest
when most dissatisfied
War between window cleaners IL
adding TO She Kaiety or upper
broadway and the troubles 81 the
police. The men who held the iobs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
The HOokuUOrm in Reform


There Is great rich commonwealth equipped as IS prob
ably other OF the Union with weapons that cam Ore
gon history shows be welded successfully in establishing
government by the people.
With the direct primary direct election OF senator's nita-
tive referendum and recall the people II months were ru
ing Oregon With corrupt machine controlled by desper-
ate ring OF political cksters backed by powerful interests
ped against them the OF Oregon simply went 10 the
polls demoazed the ring broke up the machine controlled
their legislature their to the United States
senate
1t great spectacle magnificent demonstration OF
the fact that the people rule they will TO rule
stirred the blood OF the nation.
The city OF Portland is the OF Oregon. The
Portland decides the Of Oregon Portland, po
htically, is Oregon.
Portland today is ruled by the political ring,
the machine with the powerful interests back
of it that demorazed broken by the people OF Ore
gon year ago The ring is planning to regain its
clutch of the state and with fair prospects
OF
How did it happenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
THE ~. c. c."

What f. II that we speak about
All through November sere2
What ~ Il that we figure out
A. neither cheap nor dear2
What ~ II that we take an oath
Wen secure next time. or die7
What II II that helps friendships
growth
And makes Indifference fly7
What IS II that we never get
The ores we wish to honor,
AOr have obtained that ia. as yet
From any other donOr2
What 81 ig--but by now you must
Have tuHbled 10 my drift
That grand elusive thing rs just
a USEFUL Christmas glft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
MINSTREL NUGGETS

Say, Eph, kin yo' play do French
harp2"
"Shuah; but All begs to be ex.
cused. All done been eatin' German
fried potatoes dis mawnln'. Kin 20
dancer"
suttonly All kin dance; but las
night An washed nah foet. an to-
day All kaln't do a thing wifi 'om.
Yah.yah.yahl"
AS q substertute we will line In
dat duet entitled. Who Sawed a
i've Out oh Gran'ma's Sunday
CrutchF"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

II an automobile breaks down
under a girls window she will tell
II was sererads on n guitar
When a man knows how 10 do
one thing right he. tries to prove II
by doing something else wrong.
No matter IN what order they were
born, a woman can get TO be younger
than all her brothers II they live
long enough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-21
WHAT THE LAW ALLOWS
WOMEN OF WASHINGTON

~ free from all Interference by the
husband.
Separate property the wife can
handle or dispose Of with the same
legal celebrity aud freedom as II she
we're a single woman.