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RoW Tiny Gre stures Live.

The microscope has opened to the eye of man wonderful world of tiny creatures. Careful watching has dis closed the fact that, bits of life, so small the naked eye cannot detect them, suffer pain and experience pleas ure in manner as real as an ele- phant. In this. realm of smallness there is a struggle for existence, the same as with men.
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Wages.

The great white cZar gets s'lary of s25000 day, the sultan of Turkey S1S,000, the emperor of Austria $12,- 900, the kaiser $11290, the king of Italy about $7,200, the king of England $6 27o, Leopold of Belgium $1,700, and President Roosevelt $137. Napoleon's salary was about $15,0OO a day. The president of France gets about SJ17 day.-N. Y. Press.
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Sat on the Salmon.

MT. and Mrs. Gross had funny ex- pericnce with an eiTht,round sal at C.oen lake recently Afe being looked the salmon jumred right into the arms of Mrs. Gross and slid through to the bottom of the boat. Mrs. Gross promptly, sat on he fish and made good it's capture. Montreal Herald.
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Muet Furnish Ind dyceYnents.

A New York scientist who has made a study of longevity is responsible for the startling statement that man ought to live forever. At present there are not enough inducements to make ever. lasting life on earth desirable. The scientist m4st find a way of guaraa- toeing a living as well as life.
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Candy Cure fer lntemperance.

Scientists have long known that the taste for sweets and the apret.te for alcoho, almost never exist in the same person. It does not follow that man who does not like candy is a topcr, but if he does like candy it is extremely improbable that he likes alcohol, too.- CCnicctioners Union.
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The Woman Novelist.

Our woman nove,ists, in rropcrtion
 to their numbers. get fewer novel dramas put on the stage than our man noveists. Is this because women have less of the dram attic sense. the power to paint with big brush, and perhars less sense Cf hunor?-Book Monthly.
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Not Wholly in Vain.

Uncle Allen Sparks was returning home from the funeral of an acquain- tance. We'll he said brigh ening visitly after reriod of profound thought This. life was useful one after all. He once planted tree"
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Not Vet.

Nellie apologized for the action of Ter new baby sister by saying: You see, she hasn't got any sense yet" Her mother objected 10 such an idea, and Nellie replied: "Oh, of course, sle's got sense, but it isn't working yet ..,
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ChiIdren's Sayinos, ?

The visitor was trying to be genial, and asked the small maiden at his side: Shall peel your pear for you, little one?" But the child replied "No, flank you; it's quite small enough "-Home Chat.
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Wanted = Intelligent man or woman to take territory, aud appoint canvassers to sell our water filters. Exclusive territory, and nice, profitable work for the party. SENECA FILTER CO.,, Seneca, Mo. 4 OO9
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Whiteriver Items

Frank Brown, clerk for the past year iii Schuster & Browns store at this place, has been ap, pointed bv the Mormon Church at Salt Lake City as q mission arv. Mir. Brown and his family left last week for St Johns for 9 short visit. Mir. Bsown is to re- port at Salt Lake City for duty the first of April. He expects to be sent to England. The people of Whiteriver are sorry to. lose Mr. and Mrs. Brown from their midst.
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A luxury.

It does look sometimes as if no one ever tries to be hale fellow save those who cant afford it.-Dallas News.
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Miss Mary Keough returned from her vi it to Phoenix, Mesa, Globe and San Carlos last week
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

The Indian school bows beat the soldier boys at Ft. Apache last Sunday at baseball by a score of IT to II.
Holbrook argus., 1909-03-30

Mir. Henry Hinton of Geroni- mo, was visiting his brother James on East Fork last week.
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Carpenter work OIL. the new school building is being rushed rapidly at present.
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Mir. and Mrs. Fleming Laven- der have been appointed teachers for the Cibecu day school to sue ceed Mir. and Mrs. Benefield who have been transferred to the school at Fort Mcdowell near Phoenix.
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Supt C w. and Mrs. Grouse vi ,ited the day school at Cibecu Creek last week.
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Mir. and Mrs. C. L. Scott of East Fork spent last Sunday in Whiteriver.
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D. w. Gilliland.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

guano from Carbc. passing through today on their way to Los Angeles: six cars of graphite from Torres mines to Saginaw. Michigan; two carloads of tomatoes billed for San Francisco from Bamoe, in the Yaqui country: two cars of fuel from Texas to Mag dalena: two cars of beer from Mon terey to Guaymas. There is also a large movement of railroad ties from San Pedro, California for Sonora rail- road points on the s. F. of Mexico south to Empaime.
 Within two or three days the S. P. at this point has brought in twenty five carloads of fuel oil for the tank Un tre Sonora side, which is now faI within eight or nine cars. The capac- ity of this tank is sixty thousand bar rels.
 The S. P reports large ticket salel for summer resorts and Seattle. The Sonora c. R. Y. & P. pay cal in charge of c. E. White, paymastel came in on the night of the 14th and went to Cananea on the 18th. re turning to Nogales from whence i, left for points south this morning.
 MT. c. Murry of Fl Paso who has accepted the position as stenographei in the general agents office here will be here in a few days with his wife and family. Mir. Murry has been ir | the employ of the Southern Pacific ! company for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
STANFORD AND WHISKY.

A special dispatch 10 the san Francisco Call says .'the trouble some liquor question Is to become an issue once more at Stanford univer- sity. It has made its appearance in the form of a resort opened on the county road between Mayfield and Mountain View by Charlie" Meyers. For years Charlie" Meyers has been a problem that the Stanford faculty has been unable to solve, First, he settled at Mayfield. then at Menlo and now he has once more defied the university authorities
 When Meyers opened his place in Mayfeld he drew the college patron age. The faculty objected so strong ly to the student pilgrimages to May. neId that the rown went ury ana Charlie Meyers moved to Menlo- Al Menlo the Mayfield incident was re peated and state law prohibiting the sale of liquor within a mile and a half of the college sent Menlo dry
 Now Meyers has established him self on the road out of reach of the law and within easy walking distance of the Stanford campus. So highly does he regard the university patron age that he paid s2O.ooo for his new resort"
 To an outsider that would seem tt be trouble very easily ooyiated Simply dismiss those students tha can't pursue their studies withou visiting Charlie's place. An institu tion of learning that cannot preyen drunkenness among It's student without aDoIisning the saloons doe not commend itself very highly | the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

As soon as District Attorney Will Hams gets through with business ID the district court it is expected thai he will turn his attention to the duty or suppressing gamuIIng unaer tne law enacted by the last legislature Many games are said to be running in Cochise county in violation of law. In the meantime the local polict force in Bisbee and Douglas should be gathering the evidence to be used by the district attorney at the proper time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
TARIFF DECEPTION IS DEMOCRATIC OPPORTUNITY.

If there is a newspaper in the country that has given its endorse ment to the Aldrich tarif bin now being forced through the senate Dy the standpatters of that body we have not heard of it. All the sup posed republican papers of the coun try have criticised this measure free Iy since it reached the senate ano from one end of the country to the other we know of not single ont which has oenly endorsed the make shift measure which neither fuifiis the promises of the republican par ty or satisfies the desires of the peo pie for honest and downward tarir revision. All the blame for the fan ure of the senate to provide a tarif measure such as woutd s1ve rene to the people of the country and stoI the monopoIistic control of many O the protected articles may not bt cnarged up to the repuDucan sena tors; several of the democratic sena tors have been guilty of votint against the principles and promises of thesr party on several of thu schedules which have been settled b, discussion and final vote in the sen ate.
 An exchange suggests that on ac count of the alignments in the sen ate that IL would De an excenenl time for the formation of new par ty 10 be known as the Progressive party ana mat tne democrats ano me repupncans in the senate wno have opposed the Altr.ch bill De
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

the Miami Copper company Is con structing a zvuo-ton concentrator and railroad is rapidly being com pleted to that property; in the Chi ton district contracts have been let and work started on the construc- ton of the shannon Copper company railroad; Tucson is busy With many important improvements, while Tn the Giia valley, in Graham county. the farmers are harvesting the best crops in its history. In this county conditions were never more favorable for future growth and prosperity; the Mexico and Colorado railroad will in augurate it's train service between Douglas and Courtland next week; the Southern Pacific railroad has been practically completed to Glee- son, having reached Courtland sever. al weeks ago. Bisbee Is just com piering pupnc improvements provIc. ed by the city government which makes Bisbee one of the most mod ern cities in the territory and which 1nsures the extension of the Warren street railway up Tombstone canyon to the limit of the city in that d. rection. Douglas has been recently stimulated to renewed activity and success by the announcement of the intention of the Cananea Consoiidat ed Copper company to build line across the northern poruon or the states of Sonora and Chihuahua which will touch the border line only at Douglas. thus making the smeltei city the gateway to one of the rich est sections of the republic of Mex ico. This new railroad enterprise fn Mexico VIII not only Denent Doug las, but will add to the progress ol ali southern Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
lime IA

June 18.
 16S7-Earl of Bellemont appointed to succeed Colonel Fletcher as gov ernor of New York
 l764-f1rst lighthouse established on Sandy Hook.
 177S-British army evacuated Phil adeiphia and retreated toward New York.
 17ss-washington announced to the governors of the several states his intention to resign the command Of the army.
 isiz-Uuued Slzres aecIareu va against Great Britain
 ly15-Napoieon defeated at the battle of Waterloo.
 1S60-National democratic conven ton met at Baltimore and nominated stephen A. Douglas for president. lS62-Union troops occupied Gum beriand Cap.
 1S66-3eginning of the six weeks war between Prussia and Austria 1893-Fire en the Mesaba range. in Minnesota. caused damage to the ex tent of 31 ,0O0 .O00.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
eRIcADIeR GENERAL BLISS
 SUccEEDs GEN. wITHERsPooN

WASHINGTON. June ls.-Brigadier General Tasker H. Bliss. recently de tached from command of the army in the Philippines. was notified today of his assignment to duty as the pres ident of the army at the war college at the Washington barracks to sue. ceed Brigadier General w W. With erspoon. who has been transferred to duty as assistant chief of steff.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

Arizona Is making rapid progress all along the line in every industry. At Yuma and Phoenix there is a rush for the lands which are to be re claimed and irrigated by the grea. government enterprises at RooseveIt and on the Colorado river; at Globe
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made the neucleus or sucn a party. Such a suggestion it is to be hoped will not meet with approval among any considerable number of demo- crats. It is certainly true that the country needs another party in pow CT and this wide-growing belief opens to the democratic party the best op- portunity it has had for years. The democratic party has fought consist ently against a protective tariff for the sake of protection for fifty years and had the party remained with tnIs issue rom the oay Cieyeianu was nrst elected to the presiuency until now it would have long ago been back in power and the country would have had relief. The democrat ic party should promptly repudiate the democratic senators who have al lied themselves with Aldrich in sup port of monopoly and should go to the people once more OF an honest platform declaring for tariff for revenue only and against the robbery of the people under the forms of law for the protection of those who are in control of the nionopolies of the land
 If the democratic party ever ex- poets to win another victory it must be on principles and not on any old populistic ism which arises to attract only momentary attention. The dem ocrats have followed the one-man idea plan long enough and the time is now at .hand for getting back on the old Jeffersonian and Jackson bark which carried the party safe into port on many occasions-baek to the people and far away from those who would submerge the great issue of tari1 reform for some twill O the wisp" new-fangled idea which is nothing more than a detail of gov ernment rather than a prIncipie or I government
 The republican party is today head ing for the rocks which will dash it
 from power; the people will not
 stand for such fragrant deception ano
 deceit as is found by comparing the
 last republican platform with tho present tarin bill; they will turr
 away from this perfdy and seek re
 lief at the hands of the democratic party if the democrats will but turr
 from the shamblings of the past and
 walk erect, holding aloft the eterna
 principal of equal rights to all ant
 special privileges to none.
 II ne cAuofo6auCS Cs ~1fS Souuti,
 under republican control Is gradual,
 consuming the vitais of the people Millions are being wasted while thu : republican party only plans for mor' taxes and more revenue instead O looking to the remedy which Is U be found in an economical admins rrarion of the government ana tn' honest application Of the principa enunciated by Cleveland that "a pub l He once is a public trust"
 ,i what the democratic party needl today and what this country need' Is another Cleveland, man bit enough to grasp principle rather thai ] isms and one who has the nerve tt stay the enormous and useless fiov 4 of money from the public treasury such a man would sweep the countr, . clean in 1o1a
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
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Patrons of The Review, leaving tht city for the summer. may have Ths Review changed to any address in the United States. Mexico or Can ada without additional cost. Phon6 B.-3a.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19
PHILOSOPHICAL.


 Salad days are those in which the long green is plenty.
 Falling in love at first sight is all right if you are insured against the consequences of the second.
 The chief trouble with the average alarm clock seems to be that after the first fright the alarm wears off.
 If there is anything the world hates more than quitter it is the man who refuses to quit when he is through.
 If it be true that the devil sends the cooks we should rejoice that he is at last engaged in so useful an oc- cupation.
 As a rule the young person who is conspicuously lavish with his dough will be found on investigation to be halfbaked.
 Women are never selfish in the matter of secrets. There are very few who will not share their last one with you if you will give them a chance. 'F
 In these days of frequent divorce and legalized polygamy child utterly without ancestors may still have fore fathers-nay, even i've.
 It is curious how easily 1 woman can bs deceived by foreign suitor making his appeal through coronet, when she would instantly spot a fel- low American who was talking through his hat-Lippincott's
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

To give her real opinion of some of ~the little ways of her best young man. Love is not blind so much as it wears binders knowingly.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

To be frank to guests in her own home. The law of hospitality is re- sponsible for a christening self-re- straint at times.
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To confess she is not wild about ba- bies. If she hasn't them. the world cries Sour grapes:" if she has. 'Un- natural. heaFtless wretch
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

To throw a ball with herself as wager against a crooked line; to bank on her bank balance being o. K.
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To let the world see her as she real ly is when off guard; even the per fectly natural girl has artifices, though she may not suspect it herself.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY
 Dawson Coal and Coke. UnexeelIed for Domestic Purposes
 Ask Your Dealer For It. General Sales Office 6. ?. q 8. w 6uildIru. Fl Paso. Texaa.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

To drop things every time domes- ticity bored Few men realize that happy homes are dependent on wofn- ans capacity to endure the daily grind and monotony.
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To sEcak her mind to the cook e-e-y time the inclination CT proTocaticn seizes her.
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~HAT WOMAN WOULD DARE

To tell the year she came out be fore colGescending debutantcs.
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To openly defy Fashion. Most wom- en could more quickly scare up cour- age to face a mouse under the bed than 10 wear a five-yard plaited skirt and big-puffed elbow sleeves in this day.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

Some people only tell the truth vixen they think 1t is going to hurt.
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Few men are ever in such a hurry that they can't stop to tell their trou hles
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

To impart to a doting mother what you could cbeerfuily do to her spoiled darling; to hit out from the shoulder when her dearest man friend expects her to rave over his fiancee: to give her real views 10 the ultra orthodox.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

Fewer flowers to the dead and lit tie more charity to the living would help some.
 The social climber is anxious to go to heaven because that is where all the best people go.
 The pessimist doesn't worry about the uncertainties of life. He expects the worst anyhow.
 Many a man has been wrecked on the rock of diversity, but there has generally been a little rye on the side The law considers a man innocent until he is proved guilty, consequently criminal is man who is found out.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

per month and up. Special rates to families and parties. Cafe. MRS. A L. PARKER, prop. POI So Grand Ave. Los Angeles. Cal
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says THE cvMIc.

Push and pull are hard pair to beat.
 It's easy enough to see the silver lin- ing to other peoples clouds.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

HOTEL MINNEWAskA. Newly and beautifully furnished. No noise, no dust, pure air Yet only 3 blocks from Broadway. Rooms or apartments. Cf,ora eTo on St,ffa c0-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

If there Is anything the world hates more than quitter it is the man who refuses to quit when he Is through.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

If it be true that the devil sends the cooks we should rejoice that he is at last engaged in so useful an oc- cupation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

The chief trouble with the average alarm clock seems to be that after the first fright the alarm wears of.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

In these days of frequent divorce and legalized polygamy a child utterly without ancestors may still have fore fathers-nay, even i've.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

Salad days are those in which the long green is plenty.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

As a rule the young person who is conspicuously lavish with his dough will be found on investigation to be half-baked.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-19

Falling in love at first sight is all right if you are insured against the consequences of the second.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-14

ing his great coat to the chin. "But
suppose you must have the whole
day. But be here earlier next
morning"
The clerk promised that he
would; and Scrooge walked out
with a growl The office was closed
in twinkling, and the clerk, with
the long ends of his white COM
forter dangling below his waist (for
he boosted no great coat. went
down a slide on Cornhill, at the end
of a lane of boys, 20 times, in
honor of its being Christmas eve,
and then ran home to Camden
Town as hard as he could pelt, to
play at blindman's buff.
Scrooge took his melancholy din.
ner in his usual melancholy tav-
ern; and having read all the news
papers, and beguiled the rest Of the
evening with his bankers book,
went home to bed. He lived in
chambers which had once belonged
to his deceased partner. They
were a gloomy suite of rooms, in a
lowering pile of building up a yard,
where it had so little business to be,
that one could scarcely help fancy
ing 1t must have run there when 1t
was young house. playing at hide
and seek with other houses, and
have forgotten the way out again.
1t was old enough now, and dreary
enough; for nobody lived in it but
Scrooge, the other rooms being all
lot ont as offices The ward WAS SO
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-14
NO WORK FOR GIRL,
is FORCED TOSTEAL

Los ANGELES, Dec. 14.-Fuller
investigation by the police in an at
tempt to discover the identity Of
May Mol, alias May Buser, stenog-
rapher, actress and confessed bur-
glar, has led the police to believe
that they have captured a clever
thief, and one who has made thieY-
cry profession.
The Jail matrons and detectives
declare that she is one Of the COOL
est women they have ever dealt
with.
Regarding herself, she said:
Il have not been on the stage
for almost year. I quit 1t when l
several my connection with Fisch-
er's. You don't find rich suitors
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-14

casting fortunes at the feet of sex
tette beauties out here. lived COM
fortat3ysand contented for some
months AFTER that. Then, when
had to 70 to the county hospital, i
lost tratk of a few of MY was
going ~ say, friends-but they
were M for they forgot me and
left mesp pay the bills.
Things did not go right after l
left the hospital, and when my coin
gave ou& II went to work as a stem
ographef.
"Then l was discharged. I be-
came discouraged and made up my
mind / was going to help myself to
other peoples property for q
period"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-12-14

dark that even Scrooge, who knew
its every stone, was fain to grope
with his hands. The fog and frost
SO hung, about the black old gate
way Of the house that it seemed as
If the genius Of the weather sat in
mournful meditation on the thresh-
old.
(TO be continued)