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Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
ieoLDeIELo BROKER
Killed by Dancer Who Claimed to Be
 His Wife.

Goldfield, Oct 2s.-Webb H. Parki- son, a well known broker here. was shot and killed this evening by a woman who claimed to be his wife. It had not been known that Parkison married After killing the broker the woman turned the revolver on herself. She may recover. The woman was a dancer in a theater here four years ago. and she says she married Parki- son in Oakland. Cal. two years ago. Later she lived in Portland. Ore. Park isop's parents live in Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
IOWA sUFFRAGETTES.
Endorsement of Methods of Their
 English Sisters.

Des hoiHes. Oct. 2s.-The Iowa Equal Suffrage association today adopted resolutions favoring the meth ods adopted by the suffragettes of England. 'The day for passive meth ods are past" declared the president Rev. Eleanor Gordon of Des Moines 'I am for adopting more radical meth ods'
 And L. added Mrs. Julia Clark Hallam. would go to jail for the suf- fragette cause. But if l were arrest ed I would resist an officer to the last
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
A TENEMENT FIRE.

New York. Oct 2s.-Two were killed and>eleven injured in fire in a three story tenament on 150th street and Third avenue before daylight. The fire was incendiary it is believed The bodies of MT. and Mrs Frederick Dietz were taken from the third floor. They sought to escape by door but were overcome by smoke and flames. Sew eral leaped from windows and were in- jured. and others fell down fire es- canes
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
GOVERNOR CURRY
 QUITS HIS POST
Will Be Succeeded by Late Third As sistant Postmaster General Lawshe.

Washington, Oct. 2s.-It is reported tonight that A. L. Lawshe. who re- signed as third assistant postmaster general a few days ago, will be ap- pointed governor of New Mexico.
 It was acknowledged that Gov ernor Curry has advised the depart ment of the interior of his intention of returning to private life. His resig- nation, it is understood. is now on It's way here.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
THE COAST SHAKEN
 BY EARTHQUAKE
More Violent in Northern California
 Than the One of 1906.

Bedding. Cal, Oct 2s.-One of the most severe earthquakes ever felt in Bedding took place at 10:45 o'clock tonight. Houses trembled and sleep CTS were awakened. Observers say the shock lasted ten seconds or longer and was felt more violently than the San Franciso earthquake of 1906
 At Baird, on the McCloud river, twenty miles from here. the shock lasted a longer time. The tremor was felt at Chico, and as far north as Grants Pass. Ore.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
The Wireless Reopsned.

Wireless Telegraph company reports that it has established communica- ton with Eureka, and that no serious damage was done beyond the wreck ing of the telegraph and telephone systems.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
MINNESOTA EDUCATORS.

Minneapolis. Oct 2S.--It is estimat- ed that between three and four thous- and teachers are in Minneapolis today to participate in the forty y-seventh an- nual convention of the Minnesota Edu- cational association. Teachers all over the state have been granted a holiday to attend the session
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
Felt Farther South.

Seattle, oct. 2s.-The United Wire less Telegraph company received word from the operator at Eureka, Cal, stating that three distinct earth shocks were felt there at 10:47 o'clock tonight of about twenty-five seconds duration. No mention was made of any damage done.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
A Story of Damage.

Eureka. Cal. oct. 2s.-There was a severe shock throughout Humboldt county tonight. Windows and chim- neys were shattered in the town and throughout the country Most of the damage was at Fortuna
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
COUNTER DEMONSTRATION
earrilI Was Not Without Friends ir
 the Audience.

There was a sensation at the con clusion of Dr. Cooks address, when counsel for Barrill and Printz. the guides friends. J. H. Durston. editor plorer's declaration that he had reached the top of Mount Mckinley.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE.

Detroit. Oct. 2S.-Clergymen and mission workers from New York. Chi cago and many other cities are taking part in the Interdenominational Mis- sionary Institute opened here today.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
A Messsnosr~of Disaster.

Natchez. Miss. Oct 2s.-The tor pedo boat Thornton of the fleet pre- ceding the presidential fleet. arrived at n o'clock with the news that the Wilkes was aground near Vicksburg and that the other boats of the fleet were with the Wilkes. endeavoring to assist her from sandbar
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29
At Grants Pass.

Grants Pass. Ore. Oct. 2s.-A slight shock of from five 10 ten seconds was felt here at 1O:5O tonight No damage.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-29

BUILDING AND LOAN MONEY TO LOAN-Repayable $500 per month on each 5000 borrowed. Interest ceases on each payment made. Entire loan can be paid any time without notice or extra expense. E. E. PAScoE, Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
woMAN's FIRST DUTY.
Health Is woman's first duty.


 Health Is woman's first duty.
 Live in the open air and sunshine.
 Keep early hours for sleep and plenty of them.
 Dress judiciously. cool in summer. warm in winter.
 Protect your ankles. the most sensi- tive part of the human body.
 Masticate your food well and see that it is properly cooked and nutri- tious.
 Let out tight clothing that you may have room to expand the diaphragm and breathe deeply. Take of your high heels that throw the delicate organs out of place and injure your eyesight. Keep mind and body active. your heart light and happy that you may bring sunshine into the home and be a power in the world. That is woman's first duty.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
The ouid Worid's Work.

Sure. many's the sailorin' lad
 Went singh and rockin free Out over the oceans rim As happy as us, machree. But rnany's the toime. me lad Such ends the ould world brings That over the laugh and last ay him Iris the sea that rocks and swings' And many's the boy wid blow
 Who'd sing at the break av day As he turned the mould with his shart And buried the grass away, gut rnany's the same lad TOW
 That sootiierin' greensward won, And over his gray bones there
 '-1Ss the grass that sings in the sun'
 Arthur Stringer. in Smart Set
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
SUNDAY THOUGHTS.

Good manners adcrn good motives.
 It's faith in luck that makes the loafer.
 Nothing Is saved that is withheld in selfshness.
 No life is hopeless so long as it gives others happiness.
 Truth is always too pig to be bound ed by one mans vision. Nothing can make up for the losses that come from self love. A good deal of religious fog is due to evaporated enthusiasm. The sorrows of earth cannot be cured by signing for heaven Being forearmed may be the best kind Of faith in the right fight. Of all promises the worst to break are the ones We make ourselves. A man may cover up his sins, but | he cannot escape from the sinner. A great man never has time to wait | for an audience and he never needs to. II hfa Aal hofnro him usually planes it for leading him as tray. | Let your religion make good and you will not need to worry about mak- ing others good.
 When a man Is waiting on the Lord he Is most likely to be working Tor some of his children WISE AND OTHERWISE
 There are Ss kinds of mosquitoes. | A little widow is a dangerous thing
 King Edward is an inveterate puns. ter.
 | Only bachelors and widowers smoke in bed. | In Annam, the average cittzen has dozen wives, the sAnnam-matst crea tures-
 They teach chess in Australian pub lie schools
 Soap or ammonia sbampoos are tho chief causes of gray hairs.
 rouch a freckle with a moistenel n,ter crystal and 1t will disappear.
 Every family is nautical in that th' father is the mainstay and the moeAel the spanker.
 | - A
 rss ,seiy way to best q Foman ia4sz | uxunszs n to stass ykr side ant I van Ansiedly away.
 rhespatliag gun was . bntsa by raypseinn, whom the nd iity sttaAl sas oa-aiarxs msdis pktics s'aAs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
hence-between Boring and the isth- mus and from the Rockies to the sea.
AGRICULTURAL STUDY.

The Arizona university has announc- ed that hereafter that institution will provide two years course for those who desire to study irrigation and oth- CT matters of importance to those who. contemplate farming in the territory. The school will open on September 20
 farm owned by the university on Rillito creek, near Tuson will be oper. ated in connection with this school.
 A special announcement regarding the agricultural course. just received
 by the university. is as follows:
 This course is offered first to meet the demands of prospective homeseek- CTS who desire to learn something about the general principles and practices of irrigation farming before engaging in actual farm operations fn
 Arizona. Second to give the young man who feels thatNhe cannot afford the time or the means to pursue full
 college course brief introduction to
 some of the most important scientific principles and facts that are the basis
 of successful farming before he settles
 down to his chosen business as well
 as to give him measure of that broad
 general culture that is always inck
 dental to university life and which
 makes so much for good citizenship.
 Third, to equip young men to take ad-
 vantage of opportunities and to fill DO
 sitions demanding more intelligence
 and skill than ordinary farm labor.
 Opportunities and positions for young
 men of such training are now open in
 Arizona and will become more frequent
 as the great reclamation projects be-
 ing carried on are completed. As spe
 cifie examples may be mentioned:
 First, the employment at present being lthe U. s. Reclamation Service and pri
 vate ditch companies of many ditch , superintendents, all of whom need spe cial training for the work. These posi- tions are constantly changing person mel and the numbe- of such men SC . employed will more than double with in the next two years. The position. : pay from $75 to s135 per month Sec | ond, these are vast areas of deser ? land in Arizona that may be reclaime' t by pumping and the opportunities fo 1 development of this kind of irrigation s farming have scarcely been touched | but to make the most of such opportu { aities one will need more mechanics e skill and more knowledge of the phys ,-lical properties of soil than the aveI l. age farmer possesses. Courses in Irr + gation Engineering. Farm Manag' h ment,, Soil Physics. Vegetable Gardel ,. ing. Orchard Management and Farr s Dairyins are especially designed e equip young men to take advahsase d these opportunities and positions"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


 Many man Is perfect when 1t comes to being nuisance.
 Do your duty-but remember that It isn't your duty to do your friends.
 How can a young man keep a stihf upper lip when there is nothing but down on 1t?
 A man wonders whether cr not hs ought .to marry until he does-then hs ronders Ehy he did.
 Tbe man S1s-d6esn't owe . dollar can look any other man in the eye and tell him to 50 to-wosk-
 A man seldom realizes the true val nc of moasy until>he has to hand his hsrd-earned salary over to his wife Blessed is the man who. in the houE of sdysrssty, discovess that be has even more friends than he thought he had
 Truth crushed to sarth. nay riss asain. but it's apt to stay down knG eaoush for . lie to set away With tht gooos-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Rest.

If all the skies were sunshine. Our faces would be fain To feel once more upon them The cooling splash of rain If all the world were music. Our hearts would often long For one sweet strain of silence To break the endless song If life were always merry. Our souls would seek relief And rest from weary laugh 'er In the quiet arms of grief.
 Henry Vat Dyke
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
THE MIGHTY WEST.

Gov. Johnson, of Minnesota, struck a popular chord in his speech at the Seattle Exposition, when he sad that the Western States should arise in their might and claim for themselves that fair share of influence in the halls of congress and in the administration of national affairs to which they are entitled by every law of common sense as we'll as of political economy"
 The Los Angeles Times is of the opinion that Gov. Johnson, in this ut terance. struck popular chord, and he did, because any western man who shouts for the West in any way gets a response from the people of the West. The West is loyal to itself. proud of itself and jealous of its grow ang greatness, it's good name and fame.
 Making due allowance for the proba- bility that Gov Johnson is playing more or less to the galleries, still it is well that we all take a vast pride in our magnificent western land, and es- peciaIly those of us who dwell on the Pacific coast. Love and loyalty are the two strongest forces on earth.
 But the West .s destined to be the great theater of activity in the future, even though we were not to do much shouting. Here on the rim of the western world history is merely re beating itself The Aryan race has piled itself up on western shores in regularly occurring cycles since his tory began. The trend of that great race has always been toward the West. It piled itself up on the shores of West ern Europe in wave that finally broke and carried the race to America In America it steadily trekked west ward again and is still doing so. Int result will be that a day will come when this coast shall be another Aryar pyramid. It will overtop itself, breal and sweep on to Cathay. What then
 Certainly the time has come, eveI now, when the greatness of the Wes must be recognized, not only as con cerns the affairs of government. bu also commerce and finance. In tn late monetary stringency" the Wes would not have been seriously cripple were it not that its reserve money va tied up in the East, and the East woul not let go. It was shown then ihs the West was merely the vassal of tn East. But we doubt if that could hal pen again The West learned lessol
 The West Is still backward in nam factures, as consequence of whic we send East for furniture, shoe wearing apparel and other necessitie of civilized existence. Go into the hon of a western man and you will fin very little there which vas not mad in the East-the bed he sleeps on, th chair he sits on. bis tables. the plan and almost everything he has Is eas srn-made. The next step forwa. which the West must nais is to uts own manufacturer
 But everything will come and fro this time forth things will come faa TAe Aryan racs fs already oa anoth' great westward trek t is hk llegi. :. a psx ssssssaA ia-our vs.eesa ess sry. Hssy | vAeVae h. sFsstsa e ters of popslat,oa win bs centu'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

itShkhS ptaAS NSANo~- ton engines for auxiliary power.
 Tests by an eastern railroad have demonstrated that 1t is possible for a single locomotive to haul over 6,1o0 tons.
 Because horses are scarce in Mada- gascar troop of native cavalry. used for scouting, has been mounted upon oxen.
 A windmill successfully drives a dy- namo is an English mill, even when the wind blows as slowly as six milas an hour.
 A German chemist is making a study of the odors given off by differ ent metals when heated to a given temperature. A novelty is 8 glove containing a purse in the palm, fastening with the usual clasp. to prevent loss of the contents.
 Embracing many sanitary features, milk bottle filler recently perfected in New Jersey has capacity of 7.eSo , bottles an hour. The deaths of 5000 young children year in New York are attributed to germs carried about and deposited upon food by flies. By natural evaporation from 1OG.- 900 to 1,500,00 tons of salt are ob- l tained annually from the salt lagoons
 of southern Russia. | Five miles of the Panama canal, be- tween La Boca wharf and the Bay Of
 Panama. are now open to navigation by the largest vessels. A mixture of red lead, white lead,
 and gold size makes an excellent plas- ter for stopping leaks in automobile
 or motorboat radiators Motorcycles, each carrying two chemical extinguishers, have proved a valuable addition to the fire de
 partment of Buffalo. N. Y.
 Owing to adverse market condf lions there was no production of me
 tallic antimony from domestic ores fr the United States last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Arizona { New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

11:25 Ar 'Hachtta .-1oS Lv lz:Ss Connects with Morenci Southern. ssConnects with Southern Pacific. sssConnects with Fl Paso anc Southwestern.
 GEORGE A. wAGSTAFF,
 0uperintendeB
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
GETTING AT THE TRUTH.

At g he thought fate was making special effort to keep him down.
 At B he thought he might have done great things if his wife had no, been such a handicap,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
-aEAp THE REVIEW WHILE ON
 vOlIR VACATION.

Patrons of The Review, leaving the .city for the summer. may nave me Review changed to any address m .ne United States, Mexico or Canaaa "i'n' .I,t aadjtional cost. Phone B-Se.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

The government of Germany has spent more money to further aviation than any other nation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

There are many kinds Of "memdry msthods,- but no one has ever invent d . scheme which will help . man forEst.
 Most men latter themselves that they cannot be fooled by their .fel- lows. but they are fooling themselves by supposing that they can fool oth
 It 10 . most dtAcult task 10 drag tc les destruetioa 1 bsas< of the Aeld bat t e sonstines . hopeless under uuzk to atfsId to- re5eue>a hauaz Sa1s.-ssv charbss sfs1xk ;~
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

per month and up. Special rates to families and parties. Cafe. MRS. A. L. PARKER. prop. 201 So Grand Ave Los Aneelen. Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Japan is granting subsidies 10 all fishing boats using internal combus. ton engines for auxiliary power.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

OF IRRESISTIBLE BEAUTY chosen by an expert for our trade, the assortment of
 CUT GLASS shown here contains the best exam. ples of the makers skill.
 The pieces are distinctly handsome as we'll as being decidedly useful. They are just the kind to adorn the table or sideboard while serving a useful purpose. The price will en- courage you to buy.
 j.. l.. GILMAN
 FLAT IRON BUILDING
 Main Street
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Faith.

,ornesirne when all nfe's lessons havs been learned. And sun and stars foreyermore havs set rxe things which our weak judgment here have spurned. rac things OCT which we sr.eyed with iasihes wet. v.n flash before us out of nfe's dark night. As stars shine most in deeper tints 0. Sce: ,nd we shall see how all Gods plans are right. And how what seemed reproof was lovs most true.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

The British l9.5o0 ten bsttlesaip Vanguard is the heaviest war vessel at present afioat.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
DEBELY& PHELPS The Leading Jewellers
 -of-
 eiS6EE
-of- siseEE

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 All watch and jewelry work guar. anteed and prices will be according to above list. We carry complete line of watches and jewelry. Get our prices before making your purchase elsewhere. Watches from $1.00 up.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
SCIENCE NOTES.

There are 24T.ooo more men than women in Australia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
HOTEL MINNEwAskA

Newly and beautifully furnished. No noise. no dust, pure air Yet only
 3 blocks from Broadway. Rooms or apartments. Single SIP. en suite S25
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07
Mi.ooynistic Mysticism.

Mysterious. dark Is woman's mind;
 But you can always tell -re inner secrets of her soul 70
 When she begins to yell sometimes the voicing of her waats
 Is Ike . sephyr's sigh. A when she hollers for her vote sA weak and wabbiy cry)- But in such undetermined state
 She does not finger long. Anon she rines up and yslIs
 For buttons loud and strong). Andrew shaughnessy. in New Teri
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Yeu and [. Parts of the Cosues. you and The offspring of inhnitys The atosned Exo shah not d1e But Ike through all eternity: 0rsat Karma rul&s md you and I Arc sub1ecfs of osunipotsasce- Ouss not to pAuss nor qusstion why- Ours but to yield obedience. y3rvana waits. and you and uIuA2l- b< the N0wers. the rtpeaed 1ud or reincarua<e earth and sky- s~-s. T8<sft1s6n- 11yDy Sosseuss~- =, 1-' --i- s wau.rhsus.- ya Brookiva Lf6A
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Tests by an eastern railroad hayn demonstrated that 1t is possible for single locomotive to haul over 6,1oO tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

rhs ,saiy way to best q Foman ia.u uxunsn4 n to stass . r side an' waIk Asnsiedly away.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

rhsspatliag gun was q bntsa by payssesans whom the nd |iity attaA( .as oa-aiaxEs msdia ueItics diaAa .sstls4y: >s s2,.'.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Every family is nautical in that the father is the. msinstay and the moeAer the spanker.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

How can a young man keep a stih upper lip when there is nothing but down on 1t?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Many man Is perfect when 1t comes to being nuisance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

A man wonders whether cr not hs ought eo marry until he does-then hs xonderS yhy he did
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-07

Touch a freckle with a moistened niter crystal and 1t will disappear.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-09
TO PROTECT FROM FIRE.
Proclamation Issued Ordering Baton
Rouge flues Repaired

Baton Rouge.-The mayor OF Baton
Rouge has issued his proclamation
calling the attention of the citizens
and property owners TO that section
of the city ordinances which requires
all tiueS within the corporate limits
to be built in accord win the stand
ard specifications provided by the city.
In his proclamation the mayor gives
property owners who have defective
tues 80 days within which to remove
the defects and build the fiues as pro-
vlded by the ordinances of the coun-
Gil. If all tiueS are not corrected
within that time steps will be taken
to prosecute the property owners. The
proclamation was issued at the re.
quest of the chief of the fire depart
ment, who in a written communica-
ton TO the city council declared that
the large number Of defective flues in
the city was menace TO the prop.
erty OF the city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-04-09
LEAGUE SHOWING EXCELLENT.
Volunteer Prison League Having Good
Effect.

Baton Rouge.-From a statement
made up by Rev. Johns, chaplain of
the Louisiana State University. the
good influence of the Volunteer Pris-
On League is shown in the record of
the convcts who are members of this
league. Few of the members of the
league have marks recorded against
them for violation of the prison rules.
Every time convict violates any OF
the prison rules this violation is re-
corded and it counts against the good
time which the convict is allowed in
the serving out of his sentence. The
Volunteer Prison League was found
ed by Mrs. Darlington Booth over a
year ago, and the years record of the
convicts who are members of this
league show that very few have been
marked for violations of the peniten-
tiary rules. and the general conduct
of the convicts increased as result
of the good influence Of the league.