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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
RUNAWAY CAR KILLS Is
CROSS AND GRUMPY WITH A personal
LIBERTY HOBBY THAT'S N:Y.'S MAYOR
BY w. G.. Shepherd.

| NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-W. J.
IGaynor. mayor-elect of New York,
is a brand new sort of a mayor,
because he believes that police
men are only citizens and SER
wants of the public.
| The morning after he was
elected mayor l went to talk with
him about his ideas of police gov
ernment.
Get out of here! This is a
damnable outrage" he shouted to
Steel, the sketch artist who ac-
companied me. Get out of this
room!"
When I explained that Steel
was only sketching him, he said,
"Oh, we'll, that's all right. ]
thought he was taking shorthand
notes."
This is written terribly.
Slush! slush!" he said to me,
when 1 submitted to him some
notes which l had taken of deei-
sions he had given in police cases.
1T was only written to refresh
your memory regarding your de-
cisions," l explained.
"All right" he growled. But
reporters write awful slush these
days"
"The men high up in police de-
partments are to blame" he said.
"It isn't the policeman fault
that the public is imposed upon
by officers"
| 81 held, when I was on the
| bench. that a policeman has
no right to arrest a person
without a warrant, unless he
| himself witnesses the Of
| fense."
Every citizen possesses this
same right. But while a citizen
has this right it is not his duty
to make an arrest. The either
does not have time for such work
"The citizens, therefore, ap.
point and pay certain citizens
called police officers to do such
work. A police officer, therefore,
is simply a citizen dressed in blue
clothes, with brass buttons. He
has no more right to interfere
with other citizens than has the
citizen who employs him. He is
an honorable servant of the pub
lic."
Excluding cases where the
police know a murder has
been committee, suspicion of
wrOng-doing is not sufficient.
The policeman must see or
hear or know that a criminal
act has been committed he
fore he may lay hands upon
citizen"
"a policeman who only thinks
he knows that a wrong has been
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
(By United Press Leased yyire

(By United Press Leased Wire. ,
CINCINNATI. Nov. 10.-Ths
resignation of another Big Four
Official and the removal of gen.
eral offices to Chicago is expect ted
10 be the immediate result of the
so4o'oOo shortage confessed to
10y Q. j. Warriner, local treasurer
OF the company, who is under ar
rest here charged with embezzle-
ment.
Warrner claims that in pre-
venting his own shortage from
becoming known he discovere /
tnat another official was $4,000
short. He stated that he had
TO protect this man to prevent
his own shortage from being dis
covered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
DAMAGE CASE ON TRIAL.

"A federal court. jury is this
afternoon wrestling with the
problem as to whether or not 4
shall give Mike Lakik $4,000 for
having his fingers pinched off in
a pulley in the mines of the
Northwest Improvement com
pany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
Continued on Page Three.)

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 10..-AfteI
stirring up a lively opposition to
the central bank plan which Sen
ator Aldrich, in speech here to,
night, will indirectly advocate
Congressman Fowler today went
to Kansas City. where Aldrich
spoke last night.
Fowler predicts that the central
bank scheme never will be adopt
ed. The congressman has a bank
ing bill of his own which he Will
submit to congress next month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10

Ole Haugen, who gives his oc-
cupation as a fisherman, was ar
rested this afternoon by Patrol
man Schock for an alleged roll
ing" of Marke Hoboes, in a Pa
cific avenue saloon. Haugen Is
accused Of having taken between
$50 and $50 from Hobes while
the latter was in an intoxicated
condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-"Men-
tai assassination" something new
in the dictionary of crimes, is
charged today against Mrs. Au-
gusta Stetson, deposed Christian
Science practitioner, in a report
made to the mother church at
Boston by Mrs. Maud Kissam
Babcock.
Mrs. Babcock formerly was a
student under the direction of
Mrs. Stetson, but they quarreled a
year ago.
"Mental Murder Charged.
Now Mrs. Babcock makes the
startling allegation that Mrs.
Stetson attempted to mentally
murder" her by system similar
to some extent to the so-called
s'absent treatment"
she describes the mental attack,
saying that she was at her home
in Cedarhurst, asleep in q per-
.iectly normal state. when she sud
sl1g began to freeze.
abeart fluttered," she de-
a ,u "a luminous wavusi roll
.1e y me. covered with the
ead people. Mrs. Stet-
Intl eyes were all around
an Ia pnd 1t seemed that my
put OF my body"
.,,... au ped In Bathtub.
na cock says that she
~ ~ the bathtub and took
e. but could not feel
q them" she says
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10

SOME LITTLE JOURNEYS OF EIGHT MONTHS PRESI-
March 16 to March 20-New York and New Haven three
days.
April IA to April 16-New York and New Haven, two
days.
April 27 and April 29-Philadelphia, day.
IS May 21-Petersburg, Va, Charlotte, N. c.,
three days.
May 29 and May 30-Pittsburg and Gettysburg Pa,
days.
Aug. 7 to Sept 15-Beverly Mass, Boston, summer
vacation 80 days.
Sept Is Nov 10, western trip, days.
TOTAL ABSENCE FROM WASHINGTON DAYS OR
PER CENT ELAPSED TERM DAYS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
BIG LOSS OF LIFE
in COLLISION ON
VANCOUVER ROAD

Heavily Loaded Timber Car on Interurban Line,
Breaks Away from Train and Dashing Down
Steep Hill, Tears Off Entire Top of Passenger
Car, Imprisoning Passengers Like Rats in a Trap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
All Crumbles to Dust.

WIN one mighty sweep,
Georges house of cards, erected
atter much planning, celebrating.
scheming, and the display of the
most ingenious cunning and tact,
crumbled to dust yesterday when
Judge Frater rendered his deci-
sion in the suit of DR.. Eiliv Janson
TO recover the custody of his IL
year son Roderiek, who had been
granted by a decree of divorce to
his mother, who had since mar
ried George.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
ARRESTED FOR "RoLLING."

Continued on Page Three. }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-10
Woman Keeps Child.

Janson charged that Georges
presence in the home of his for
mer wife tainted the atmosphere
which his boy must breathe, and
the court sustained him in this
contention. Mrs. Janson was al
lowed to keep the child, however,
as she filed a complaint for an
nullment of the marriage with
George, Immediately after Judge
Frater'S decision
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
N0herc Sartfpllenpreiic.

YbiloocIpbio g. %. slpril. -
. Ter Erci9 Der SarttobIen muB in.
ncrbolb tr5er Belt crhobt lperoelt."
ir GnBertc iit @. &. Steuenion pon
Scronton, Fa, elm Bruben-Grperte,
Scr IN bem projeiie, meltcn Die &c.
gcgcn Die aobIenbabnen lmo
cine gn5obI aoblcn 8eienlhaiien
sur eluilonmg bcS unaeblideu Sob
lcntrilltS nnbuu1ig genlnht, bat BON
DER 5clupIc >Srou Co." elmer Der
ongcflogtcn @cieIIid)oitcn. oils 3else
pcrgeIuocn poroen par. .Iieler
Sdrltt," iii8tc Stcpenion bil,5u,
0nlllB in SdIbe crsriiien lperoen,
mcnn Die Observation-Disclosures ir.
geno ucldlca 8eIo fir ole glftion1re
Observation-Disclosures peroienen poIlen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
Icroleidl in gluSlid,t?

Ncm Norf q. 9lpril. - Go9
mli 0citcrn Nndnlittd9 9 llbr Dor
Nlnoc9 GonmiiiGr 2Ileronocr nnAc.
iebt Nelucicnc GcrbGr in Dem Nanfc.
rotiucrIobrcn Qc1en ole 0tutlerlirmo
ennis & Stopponi prroc ollf 9icn.
lton 9todmittog ncrtn0t, Gcm Gcr'
ncGmcu nod bereitcu 0ic 6irmcn-
>$lEabCr ennis lrnb Stoppnni 0egcns
uGrtiN nit Silllc ibrcr gln9cborigel
rm0 Srclrnoc cincu &cr9leibSplot
Dor. nclher ocn @l1ubiNern III oel
crltcn Tagcn Scr n1dlcn Wobc Dor
Qcle0t ucrOcn iou. Ncnn lid ole
@l0ubigcr nit oieicm 8er9Ieid) ein,
ucritonOen crtlaren. 10 peroen olc
ueiterCn &ernebnlmgen III oieier
Socbc ilbcriIiiiiQ. HScocnfouS bat lid
Ncltcrt troB0cnI Elm @lGubiger.Go-
mite aCbil0ct on ocicn Spibc Ser.
bert N Ncnn Don 9tr. GO. Woll Str,
ltcbt Nic ollocrcn OtitNlicber ocS
Gonlitc'@ linO Der @utbaItu!lS-
SohucrIiGnniac Grlttit Suifcrm slr
guItuo SfilIen, 6ront y. Wiliiaon
ulo Charles Sincerc.
Senotor Yotrid WcGorrcn miro
bcrte Dem WiolienDcrluolter einen Ger.
tIiiiirten Gbed iibcr Sl71, 900 ilber.
rci6en ,mormli er $500 9lftien 9lmal,
9mnnteo Copper, 2OOO gftien 9roof.
lpn Hopio Croniit mo 80 9lttien Il.
2 Jllbbcr crbGlt. Son 0ieicr Gum.
ne tomncn 0cn 8lGilbi9crn ser
MotIerlIrmn Sl2LOOO III @ntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
@cietlidJc @renSe fir EamcnIiite

SprlllGtte D, Su. 2i. Npril.
- Ginc bcute bon NeprGientont oil.
ton Im llntcrbuiile Der Stootslegislo.
hr BON SlliuoiS ein9ebrohtc Bill Der.
bctct al 0iientIid)en YIGbcn oo0 sra,
acn bon Soiitcn, oui bencn SGllte,
Seize ooer aorper pon 8oacln, Rep.
tilien ODER Snietten onaebrodt iino,
"a oiclc lcid)t 81 Srd9crn uou aronf.
hcltsfeinlen lueroeu fonnrn, iolule oos
lragen Don Tanlenbilten, Die nebr
nlS 1S 3oll Glrf)nleiicr bobeu, ooer
nit A8roficn, Seoern Nnoeln obcr
onocren Cingcn per5iert limo, Die luei.
Ter olS 6 ;3oll iiber Den Hnno oes Su.
tcs binnusra8eu. Gie Stroien iiir
3iiploerbonolimg iinb oui $i00 bis
5000 icItgciebt. Gie Dill muroe Dem
Gonlltc Iilr 9enlildte Vorlogen iiber.
lricieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

gciaIlCu. 60 NroB mor Ole Gmpo-
rlmN inter Der NCu0tcrlluA. 0ont.
RrGli6cnt Sod bottc ieinc bciOCn
S0hnc, S5cinj uno 0cu 5luci Sabre
iiinQercn ,NoudltnL lu0breuo 0c9Sonl
mer$ scr SbblltGippoI0'9 iibcr0ebeu,
I'M in5luiihcn nit leincr Yruu III
ForiS 5lr mciIcn. GippoI0 bcbnn6cl.
tc Die &nobcn nit aI5gelllhtcr BRIT
tnIit0t, bono lie 9tuhta nit @0noCn
uno tSiibcn ants 8ett lmO moIt0tIrtc
lie IN icocr er0cntlihcn WeIic. 2ic
Irhtboritc Sd)iIocrllng entuori Dor
0Scricbt Der ibcrIcbcnOc NrlI0er& &ciuj
mar bon Dem llnmcniheu Sippol0
bucbltdbIih 81 Tobc GcpriIgeIt nor
0cn
3mei Sol0oten 0ur6 Nutos
utobil | hmcrnCrlcBt.
2ont WiclOlng aus Wtiiuhen illbr
olti ser ,SnNolltG0tcr GbuliiCc ein2Iu
tonlobil III cine uon elmer Nohtiibung
ilriittcbrcn0c Gonlpognic 0eS Sns
ioutcric Hrib Hcqincnt3. 3lpci
Der SolOotcn mlrOcn ihluCr ucrIcbt.
Scr MruIhuoQCn Sobrcr iullr0e iu
Molt Ncnonlmcn.
Gipbtbcriti8 Gpiocmic.
>Sn Wuabcblr9 hcrrid)t cine 1ipb.
thCritiS Gpibcnlic, pon Der ollh 6os
Oorti0e WiilitGr bcimgeiudt iuorben
lit. ,3luon5ig Wnm BON oem in(Sors
niiou licNcnocu Gioncr Battalion
'9tr. 4 lino bcrCit0 ms S6oipitoI be
i0rocrt tuorocu. TuS aon5c 9otoiI'
Ion lit in ocu IcBtcu {ogcn geimpit
mor1cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
2pllncralridl.

" a binaton 81. 9lpril. -
9lni NcrunIulilIng hcS Scnotors ga
,foIlcttc nabm Der 9lmoc9icnot beute
cine 9icioIution on, ourd lueldc Der
SanocI1lcfrctGr ouIgeforocrt miro,
cine tobcIlorild)c lleberldt Ger Boil,
l0Bc ml9drbcitcn 5ll loiien, ollS mel.
der crlihtlid miro, mcldc 9lbgobcn
oic Ser. Stonten. Icutid)lono inO
,Srontrcih mlf 3opicriuunrcL ga
pier @oIIIloiic, NmrumoQc, 3uder,
eIctrcioc, DicbL Giicncr5 iuo ouocre
2lrtifcl crbcbcn. 1ca bcQremcrcn
Tcr9IcihcS lucdcn loIlcn Ole ,3oue 10
mclt ais nl6gliG noh 0cnl @crtbc be-
rcdnct mcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
Norfolf'Guuntp ndbc5n trofeu aeleat.

NorioIf @a.. 23. april.
Rid,tcr @bite bcidlrdnfte beutc in
GortSnoutb oic 9IuSltellung pon 8e.
trdntcucrtuliis.Sicen5e fir 9ioriolf.
Gountu einihIicBlih Der Strano.
booer Ocean @icm nno Vine Bead,
aiti cine nod nie oascweIcne @eiic
nno ucrllrlaftc 9eItiirjune imter ben
Nirtbch pclche ibrc 2icen;cn uerlic.
rcL ioiuobI luie ,mter oen Gnaros.
SanoIcrn, bcren 8eih1iie ourd oen
8erllit 10 uieler aunoen rui,lirt .per.
oen. Ter 9iihter perlpeiaerte aIle
2lcelSen aIBcrbulb Der @ren,cn bon
Sccan Gieu nno Yine Bead uno be.
milligte mlr ic cine innerbalb oeriel.
ben. Gie 3obl Der s9irtbidaiten in
Norfolf'Golntp miro bon etlpo iiini.
SIC alti filnijcbn reou,irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
Y'ritb Nbrabant.

q bonp, N-0, "a 9lpril-9lni
@runo ibm porgeleater 9eridte iiber
cine llnterillfung bejiiglid] Ser sc
ld)GItSiiibrn0 gciuiiicr Stomtell 0e@
,Snoepenocnt Srber oi Writb glbra.
bon" pcroiientIid)tc bcutc Der ltootlt-
dc 8erlid)erimQSs superintendent ".
s. Sootd)fiB cine id)nrie &ritif. @ei
ocr on 81. %nnuor bieIes >SohrcS an
gcIteilten Erililtng &c: ScrbGltnii'c
Der @cicIlidJnit cr9ob lid cln ourd)
Nad)ldIliafait, lpcnn nidt Olrd)
SdliIHnercS,s entltnnoeneS Icfi5it
bon $59,S26.67. Gin 5beil oicieo Icz
fi5it5 mar nod bci Weholptllngetl
Der Srobbcontcn hurd Sppotbcfcn
ociidcrt mo Der Hclt lit olSpeiSlid,
bcm Tepartcment an ~. 9lpril ourdb
porgelcgtc bcglnubi9tc GledS Acocdt
moroen. Gie8 bGlt ocn SupcrIntcn-
ocnteu Sotd)fib obcr nidt o6, 5lt CT
tlGren. bob baa Tcii5it groBtentbcila
ncr lcid)ticrtigcu GrlcOi9lng Der
Sinon5geidlGite SeitenS bcS frii6cre!l
GnoolpnlcntsS ShotmCiiters &olhelnl
lrno oeS GcacmGrtigcn @robIcfrctala
Sdon ill5ltihrcibcn pnr II. oob audi
mloercn 9eanltcn scr WroBloge occ
Tornurf nift eriport lueroen fam
cob lie eS nll Scr notbigcn slhtiamfeil
binlidtIid Der Hepiiion Scr 9iidcr
hobcN ieblcu loIicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
Rod cine perpnffte scnIatiun.

GincinnotL o, 23. slpriI, =
eco MuIberu, Der ongebIid ani lestsn
ltittmoh pon bier cntiiibrte alpoli.
iiibri8c anobe lit, mie bente aemelbet
miro, III Der @obuiug icineS 8rob.
uoters, oeS BoIi5iiten Golporo Roi.
icrtp, IN NontorL g., anaefommen.
Ct ioste leinem @roBpater, 5lueiDt1n.
ner bdtten ibn nah @eit.YirainieIl
entfilbrt, alleii er babe ieinc 6lnht
bciuertItcIli9t uno ,Sronton oui einem
3uge Der vGbeiopeofe lmo Ohio.
@obn" erreidt. Gie YoI5ei glanbt.
onB Der 9urld)e liiSt luno oaB er mi
eiacne S1llit aui Reiien ging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30
@ucbcl'S GrmurSuns blcibt unse.
iiibnt.

Ille nod Hltt pro5c0lrteH HHaellaBa
ten, nit 9Iusnabme etIider
StootSjCugcu obne Hro3eB be.
0nuoigt. - @ollperneur g8illiou
lit ilberjcll1t, ooB feiue Gonipira-
ton uorlan lub 0oB oaS Berbre.
hcn cinjig lm0 oIlein 0aS 8ert
Douticp'3 mar.
Sranfiort, ap. 90. 9IpriI. -
@ouurruCllr WilIion bcanaoi9te beute
Notnittog oCu Gr.@oupcrnelr ".
z. Suplor, iopie Den iriibereu
Stoot3icfretGr Charles 6inIap, lpel-
dc DER DtitituIo an 0cr in 1900 per
iibtcn GrmorOuug oc$ @ouuerueurS
@iuiam @OcbcI bcld)uIOiat iino.
@coc bobcn icb ieit Inngcr aI56Iiiht=
IinAc in &n0ionn aliQCboItcr, imo
0ie uon ser iriibcren, oenorruttiheu
Stnut9rcgierlutg &eutlldp'3 geItelIten
9ralicicrlulgSaeillte uur0eu burb
oie 0cb0roe oeS erltcren StanteS be-
borrlih abgelchnt. 9llld) alle oHoe-
rcn. Ger Mitlhulo OIL Dem erlunbn.
tcn Terbrcd)en ongctlagten uno nod
nibt pro5eilirtcu W1nncr Iino begnae
bi9t lporocn. 0ic Pctition, lUeIhe im
Nic Nc9uaoIglnla lopIor'S lno Sim
lru'S eriitd)t, mltroe Dem 8onperneur
&illiou lmIGu0It ourb GoIeb Powers
lmtcrbreitet lueIt' Geetcrcr tiirjlid)
cbenioIlS Dom @ouperuelr be9naoigt
lprroc, uud)oem or pier Mul fpeaeu
lPitihulo an @oebePS Grmoroing
pro5ciiirt lporoeu mar Iic Yetition
mar uou uiclcu Wilracru &entudp'S
mo nnocrcr Stouten llntcr5eidnet.
>Sn acntlldp lit hic 9eanaoiellus
ongcfloatcr Nioroer Dor ibrer Bro.
5cilirlmg aeieBlid) itottboIt. 9lle Der
NctbeiIigilng mt Dem 8oebeI Noro
oEgctlagtcn Rerionen iino icbt ent-
lO1tct, nit 9lllsnabnle eni9er Denla
ger, welde ais Staots5eugen auitra.
ten, uno porallsIidtlid) miro aud, Die
len Nid)tS 9cheben.
SSn elmer beute ueroiicniIibten Grs
tlorilng iuat @onperuellr 8iuion, er
crodtc es olS icine beiliee BiIi6t, Die
9cgnaoiglng 81, beruillieen, ipeil or
ilbcr5cllgt iei oob Die ausefIaoten
fcincn gcrchteu sSro5rB III aentudp
erbnlteu fomterl. Serncr iri er iiber.
jcll1t, onB feline Gonipirdtion 3nr Ers
niorouA @ocbcI'S uorlag, mo oaB
gticnano, oilBcr Dolletiep, nn bent
NerbredJclt bctbeiliat mar. lie gr.
fIdrlmg lit cine ulniousreihc mo
nmIobt eiu altsiiirlidles argument 3n
8initcu Der bcutigen WaBl,ubnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-30

Tertrog 1873 CingCNonNCnen Ger.
piIihtuugCL NclUiiir Rciurmcu in BE
3llg ori 0o0 Sdidiol ln0 0ic Cider
belt Der 9lrncnjcr por5uncbmen, nnhs
getommen lei ruh bot cine @otiduit
nod RcterSburg gcIan0t. bic Die Sbn-
madt Der Nun0earcgicrmG ae9en.
Iibcr Der 9cOrobung omcrifuniider
8iirgcr IN Sn6rij 3unt 9IlaOrlld
bringt un6 0ic ruiijiGc Htgcung,
Die bereitS cin GrpC0itionocorpa nod
Ferlicn entinn0tc, I'M gICf5citigc
Wobrlu0 ser omCritoniihcu SntcrCi.
len bitt2t.
Ter omcrifaniibc 8icc GonIuI Ml
Wcrlino, Der 9tod)ribtcn aus ben luus
Iiegcu0cn Srtcn ibcr Oaa SditTioL
0ort aniGiiigcr 9ImCrifoncr cin5lt5ic,
ben b1miiht lit. bcnohridtiAtc bclltc
0oa Staota6cpurtcment bon iol0cuOcr
an i'm aus Noouo cingctroiicncr &C.
pcidc: uWiiiiionGrc in Noroib in 81
dCrbcit Woul0 rmbefonnt." - 9IuS
0o0iin limo ibnl 9tnhrihtCn 5ltlcQun-
gclt nod oencn Gic Oortigcn 3llitGn0c
boIinlmaSIoS iin0, 9ie ErcBmeI0un.
gen iibcr 0ie GrnorolnN 0c9 Otiilio
n0r9 HpNCr6 lnO O}uuer in N0nnu
lucr0cn uon ibm beItatt9t.
Snncrc GintiinitC.
Tic Ginnubmcn Ser VunocartAic.
rlmG ans inncren SilliSoueIIen bcjii
iertcu iih iijr W}Grj 1909 oui $t0,s
92130L $6l9,3SG mchr oils inn WGr5
oc5 uerannQcncn Sabrc&. Iic Ginz
nobucn ans Spiritloieu bttrogcn
$Il,079, ,9S3, Cinc3unobme bon $40
212; ans Sabot $l5GS, ,175, cine 3>l-
nobnc Inn S356, ,221; ou3 0cgobrcncn
WetrGnfcn $4,009,77G, cine Nbnohnc
Inn S96,315; ELECTROMAGNETIC $Gl =
133, cine N6nubme Inn $l2,il5. PM
ocrc GinnohncQucIIcn lci9Pn cine
Icihtc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sir Die
nclu Wonotc Oea lnuitnoen tSi5koI-
iabrea 5ci0tc iih Gin Hiid9ong Ser
Ginnnbmcu nm 81 1886. .09S.
Srau Scott Er0iiocntin Scr
2. o. q. H.
0lit 1876 9e9cn 42S Stimmcn ipur.
sc sSrou Motthcm i. Scott Don >>lli-
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
A chrlstmas Card Cot.

The Royal Waterloo Hospital for Children and Women, Waterloo road. London, s. E., wishes to acknowledge the kindness with which an appeal 10 the public last year for old Christmas cards was met. This resulted in 30,- 900 being sold for s31, los, and cot thereby being founded. The authors of the scheme feel confident that the public will keep the cot endowed in perpetuity. They are therefore asked to send their old cards annually for the hospital so that during the summer months they may be got ready for sell ing next Christmas. The buyers Of these cards are mainly poor people who sell them again at a profit, but the cards are offered to the trade at one farthing each, so that the charity may be said tc work automatically Queen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
Hotel Alarm Clock.

The prize nuisance of hotel life is the fresh young travelling man" who gets up at half after six every morn, ing and, rapping upon the door of a fellow drummer, begins long and loud conversation in a raucous voice which carries through the corridor and all the rooms opening oil the cor ridor. This hotel alarm clock is young, ale. < active, full of life and business and wants the world to know it. He rushes from his friend'5 room to his own and back again e-alking all the time and rendering the early morning nap impossible for his neighbors. For two mornings last week while leading a temporary hotel life Tip was an noyed by such youngster. If Cat ling gun had been handy that young mans life would not have been worth a suspender button.--New York Press
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
m.n mI,h araz.n rhroa,,.

'Tt is astonishing to note how some men can imbihe the most fiery liquids as easily as the average citizen can toss down glass of lemonade" said Capt George F. Rainey of Del Rio. Tex. at the Hotel Herman. T have a neighbor who is so used to drinking whisky of extraordinary high proof
 -130-that when he indulges in that blistering essence of rye he follows it up with a glass of 100 proof-the standard-as a chaser quite as most men take water to mitigate the ar dent stuff. In my country it is no un- common thing for old frontiersmen to drink alcohol that has been slightly diluted, and I have seen not a few who could pour the raw article down their threats in seeming enjoyment ~ Baltimore American
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
rFrom international Amer1cany.

Encouraging reports continue to come from the mineral districts in
 Sonora. Development work is pro gressing on several properties in the Fl Tigre district with excellent results. Around Cumpas there are a number of properties which are ready for extensive operation just as soon as the railroad train shall reach that point. now expected not later than next June. The Interna- tional has always maintained that the mineral country to the south Of Douglas will come day make this city the metroplis of this section of the southwest. All that is required to bring this result is the completion of the proposed railroads tha. will reach south from Douglas These southern lines of railroad. all com ing into Douglas will start mining enterprises which give employ ment to men who will look to Douglas for
 heir supplies. The building of the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
Peculiar Form of Graf.

Edwin F. Marvin, conductor of the national division of the Sons of Ter. perance, was discussing n Bridgeport, Conn. a fragrant piece of bribery. Bribery, like . worm in fruit" he said "spoils all 1t enters. And what won't it enter? A temperance society In the middle west dnee had splendid lecturer, reformed drunkard. This lecturer, after year or so, was dis charged. An admirer asked why he had been released, and the society's president answered: Don't you re member how he continually referred to the irresistible seduetions of a cer- tain brand of beer, attributing his downfall to it? We'll, 1t turns out that the brewer paid him a quarter for every time he rang in the beers name.'"