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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
ALL ROADS LEAD TO RECEPTION
Governor and Mrs. Sloan Grac- iously Receive Public at
 Country Club
EXECUTIVE SAYS HOPES
 TO VISIT BlSBEE OFTEN

Governor Richard F.. Sloan Iert Douglas at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the private car Naeozari. accompa- niei by Mrs. Sloan. Colonel McClil- tock. Mir. and Mrs. George E. Buxton and MT. and Mrs. E. h>Ellinwood. At Warren the train was met by Waiter Douglas and his automobile and the Governor and Mrs Sloan were taken to his home, where they were enter tained during their visit to Bisbee. Colonel McCIintock made his head quarters at the Copper Queen hotel.
 Yesterday morning Mir. Douglas brought his guests up to the Copper Queen hotel, where they remained un- til time for the Memorial day eN- ercises. after which they returned tu Warren. Last evening Colonel ann Mrs. L. w. Powell entertained the g--v' ernor and Mrs. Sloan. Colonel McClin' tock and Mrs. Bigelow at dinner aai later the party attended the reception at the Country club.
 An roads led 10 the Country club last evening and all roads were tray eled. for every one wanted to atten.l the reception rendered the governor Long before he arrived the people he gon to gather on the broad porch o' the club house. and by the time nc arrived several hundred were await ing him, the strains of excellent or chestral music enliyening the wait The guests of honor were driven q. to the entrance in Colonel Powell big White Steamer and entered tn, | Ia Hxrsnu nf ha .ftth ny hfr' hod been handsomeiy decorated m ths national colors. festoons of buntins draping the big ceiling rafters and flags being draped at the ends of ths room
 The receiving party stood by ths
 mantel and in iron; of the immense open fireplace, Governor Sloan at tht left of the line with Mrs. Sloan on nj: right. The ladies who assisted in re ceiving were Mesdames Powell. Doug las and Bigelow. and the gentlemen besides the governor, were Colone McClintock and Captain Bigelow. in troductions were given by Messrs Peterson. Morrison and o'Connell. After the reception a Review re
 porter had short interview with Coy
 ernor Sloan and inquired if he haf
 parting message to give to the pea pie of Bisbee.
 If I should attempt to say to vol
 all that l should like to about the tril and my visit to Bisbee. I should no
 get through tonight said the gov { eTnor. and so l had best be brie: i Tell the hospitable people of Bisbe'
 that I have enjoyed every moment D may stay here. and 1 hope to com'
 to their city often in the future. have renewed many old acquaintance ! ships aud friendships and have naii new friends. and both new and ol, friendships l hope to keep warm 1 Please thank Bisbee for this heart,
 and cordial welcome which they hat, given me"
 | Governor Sloan. Mrs. Sloan am | Colonel McClintock win leave for th
 west early this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
visitino marksmen Arrive

Nine strong, the rifle team of the
 Arizona National Guard arrived il
 Bisbee Sunday for their return match
 of yesterday with the team os the
 Bisbee Gun club which met and de-
 feated them at Phoenix a few weeks
 since. In the party was Regimental
 Adiutant E. P. Grimstead l.. w. Cog
 gins. Adjutant general of the territory.
 A. G. Moritz of A company. William
 Wolf, second lieutenant of c company.
 Carl Hayden. captain of c company,
 and sheriff of Maricopa county: Tom
 Eden, first sergeant of A company. l..
 D. La Tourette. second lieutenant of
 B company, F. w Hall. first lieuten-
 ant of B company. ali of Phoenix and Chris Sigafa. quarter master sergeant of Tempe.
 After their arrival the visitors were taken to the Country club range where they spent .he morning in prac. tice and were later entertained at the club house by the Dougias team.
 Speaking to Review reporter at the , Copper Queen hotel. after their en- tertainment at the club, the visitors declared that they had been royalty taken care of. that the ranges were fine and that the only criticism they had to make was against nature, which sent along twisters and sudden breezes which they were not used to. Tell the people of Douglas. please. said one of the visitors. that we have enjoyed and are enjoying every minute of our stay in Biabee and hope that this is the first of many visits we shall make to youT city"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01

0Deran En1orae a New Go1lking Fat.
 Marion Harland," kfrs. Janet NJ s. .o o- n = sou ,. a eh, 7. o. N = . . are familiar to almost every house. wife Each has her own distinctive methods of work. but fl is interesting fe note that on the ali-important ques- ton Of a cooking fat. they are unan- tmeus In recommending COTTOLENE.
 Marion Harland" says of COTTO- LENE: Tt has given complete satis- faction," Mrs. Hill says: Very satis- factory; glad te recommend it." Mrs Rorer says: "A much more healthful product than lard"
 With such authority behind 1t. every housekeeper will be safe in giving COTTOLENE at least a trial. II is a vegetable oil shortening. pnrer and mcrs usoiesSzne than 1ard--end 1t is cheaper. taa. one-third less being re- Quired.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
CORNELL SCORES TWICE
 AGAINST HARVARD oARsMEH

ITHACA. N. Y.. May 31.-The Cor nellosrsmen met and easily defeated Harvard in both varsity and freshmen events for eigntoared crews on Cas uga lake today. winning the big race by a length and half in ten minutes and forty-one seconSs and the fresh men event by four lengths in elevtn minutes fiat In both races Cornell led from start to finish.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
Association Formed

On Sunday a meeting was held ni the Copper Queen hotel and the Al, zona Rifle association was formed with the Fort Huachuca Garrison. Na tiona1 Caard of Arizona and the Bisbee Rifle Club as charter members and tha following officers were elected:
 P. H. Apgar, president; Col. L. N Coggins. vice president; NJ. J. Gun ningham. treasurer; Captain F. r, Crinstead, secretary: Captain NJ. Q. Biglow. executive officer
 It was decided to hold the first an nual competition yesterday under the auspices of the Bisbee Rifle club.
 Application was made for utilization
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01

Growth of Wheat In Canada. Wheat natures in Canada in from 90 to loo days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01

with the National Rifle Associations of America, thus completing the or ganization of the rife shooting inter. ests of Arizona.
 Captain Biglow, on behalf of For1 Huachuca, extended an invitation foI match in the expert rifiemen course to be held at the fort.
 The National Rifle association, i;l carrying out the policy of the govern ment to educate the citizens in the Ise of the military rife. has now affiliated in Arizona the Arizona Rifle associa tion National Guard of Arizona, Com pany A. First Infantry N. c. A; Com pany C, First Infantry x. c. A, an: Bisbee Rife club.
 Civilian clubs are also being agitated in Tucson, Globe and Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY IN
 HONOR OF VETERANS
Continued from First PageD

Continued from First PageD
 must go the agencies of social devel opment which will make possible the highest and best use of our wealth. Business success is not always synon ymous with the best citizenship. The mine owner who thinks only of divi- dends and is regardless of the weIiare of the community in which he oper- ates falls short in the matter of good citizenship. The miner who looks upon his surroundings with contempt and indifference and makes no effort towards the, establishment of home where he finds employment. but who either squanders his earnings or sends them abroad or investment, likewise falls short in his duty as a citizen. The business man who holds to that old notion. happily becoming obsolete that he does not really belong here. but is only here in order to accumu- late sufficient to permit him at some time to live elsewhere. cannot possi- bly be good citizen. for the first duty of citizenship is to be identified not only with the business, but also with the social life of the community and give back to it in services some compensation for what is received from that community.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
Music and Reeisatioos.

Governor Sloan's delivery was easy and extremely pleasant and his speed n was delivered in clear and resonant tones which reached to the remotest of his hearers He was frequently IF terrupted by hearty rounds of ap- plause.
 Following the address Of the day came number by the band and then Mayor Neale introduced Miss Lera Blair as a Bisbee girl who would de liver an essay appropriate to the day Miss Blair then. with keen feeling and excellent expression delivered a', essay entitled "Our Loyal Women. which told of what the women of America did for their country and Of the sacrifices which they made in war time.
 A final musical number and the recitations of the poem Tn Mcmoriam by little Miss Mary Katheryn Salmon. a tiny vision in red. closed the exer- cises. The little miss touched the heart of the audience and her clear enrDciation was something unusual for open air speaking.
 This closed the morning exercises.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01
LELAND STANFORD WINS

SEATTLE. May 31.-in pretty race over the three mile course on lake Washington this afternoon the eight-oared crew of Leland Stanford university defeated the University of Washington by three lengths. Time le:i0
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-01

STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY
 Dawson Coal and Coke. Unexcelied for Domestic Purposes
 Ask Your Dealer For It. General saIes OfFIce E. ?. c Q. " euiidIno. El psso. Texas.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

Queen Victoria OF England was once
pulled % Short BY an cid Seotcfwo-
mau ller majesty had started our
one afternoon 70 sit on hillside and
watch some OF her relatives fishing In
the river below her. when she found
that she had no thimble Ia her pocket.
- could not WORK. as she bad intend
ID. az the sewing she was carrying
Turning cut OF her way % Mrs sym.
0nd's shop. she bought the smallest
thiluble there. which was. however.
many sizes too big for her There
was an old scotch dame az the coua.
ter iinpaticnily waiting 10 make her
own purchases. Not recognizing the
queen. she broke into the conversation
with ''IloOts. bur rs rare fuss an
faddle you're maxim Blow intae Il
weel an h'n stick That phrase. the
latter part OF the sentence. amused her
majesty immensely and became quite
q proverb Ia the royal family.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

The average yield Of corn per acre
in the United States Is between 25
and 30 bushels. A boy in South Car
DINA last summer raised 152 u bush.
olg on one acre;a boy In Mississippi
raised ia bushels on an acre and a
boy 10 Arkansas 122 bushels. For
thogo remarkable achievements the
Secretary Of griculture has given the
three boys diplomas for special pro
fcliency in agricultural pursuits
These diplomas, Secretary Wilson
says ara unique. as no boys ever be
fore received similar recognition.
These boys have In fact performed
q notable service 10 their respective
states by the denomination They
baye shown that these states can by
skiillul cultivation produce enormous
yields Of corn Corn is the crop that.
next 70 cotton. the cotton states
sb0uld produce largely for a good
corn crop means bread and meat,
good horses. mules and other live
stock which the cotton planter needs.
Tine exhibit made by the boys In the
corn contest may have the effect OF
encouraging the cotton planters to
raise more corn. Their soil and eli
mate are shown 10 be admirably
adapted for It's production.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
norlce oF plssoLurloN.

Notice Is hereby given that the
firm OF Wilcox & link known as pro-
Drietors Of the City Meat Market has
been dissolved by mutual consent. r..
r. link Withdrawing from the man
lgoment Of the firm. All bills
against the business will be paid by
Mr. Wilcox who retains and will con-
duct tho business and all accounts
due the firm should be paid TO him.
d. 70. WILCOX.
r. T. link.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
a LITERARY SIN.

The Fabrication Of Quotations 10 q
Censursble Practice.
Plagiarism Is hardly so great a crime
az the fabrication Of quotations a
practice which has caused many an
earnest student to waste hours In a
fruitlcss eudoavor TO trace the passage
cited Among the guilty samuel War.
reu deserves special mention. on one
occasion he took part In a debate dur
ing which Roebuek boasted that he
was not a party man. whereupon War
ren rose aud said that my learned
friends boast reminds me painfully
Of The words OF Cicero. He who be-
longs to no party Is presumably too vile
for any At the conclusion Of the de-
bate Roehuck came over to compli-
meut his adversary on having made 3
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Parker and
daughter Lucille, OF Caldwell. were
here to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Parker's mother Mrs. s. E. Phil
lips.
Rev. t. II. Gilbert made trip to
Meadows last week returning home
Friday.
The ice is reported eight inches
thcik and everyone is filling their ice
houses. Also all young folks are en-
Joying the fine skating.
Miss Pearl Wachter spent her
Christmas with friends in Boise.
@. Y. Redman made a business trip
10 Weiser last week.
A couple OF the local teachers are
spending their vacation this week at
Boise attending the institute while
others have gone 10 their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson spent
few days with his mother Mrs.
Minnie Anderson.
Miss Nellie Hinchliff who has been
attending school at Albion is home for
her holiday vacation.
Miss Rachel Ransom left Monday
Tor Weiser to have her eyes treated.
Mrs. e. e. Cox and sons spent a
few days with her daughter Mrs Hal
lie Weidner of Payette.
The Commercial Club of this place
is to have large banquet Jan. 18th.
Miss Cora B. Miller, of Gooding,
Ida, has purchased L. r. VanWin
kle and FIN Gould ranches through
the agency of Day & Critics.
Mr.. Sutton. an old time friend of
Rev. Smock, Is here for few days
visit.
There is to be a watch party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Cox,
given by the members of the Bap-
fist church, and everyone is cordial
ly invited. This meeting is to be
social meeting and spending the
later hours as a devotional meeting. /.
The members of the Friendship
anu anu hildtutl D. .. CidSStS are I
invited to a New Year dinner at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Weir. The |
afternoon is to be spent in skating. |
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will give social at
the church New Years eve. for all
the members of the congregation.
The Lords supper will be cele-
brated at the Congregational church
the second Sunday in January AT
this time new members will be Ia
ken in.
The Farmers Institute was held
Tuesday and Wednesday in the Pho
neer hall number Of speakers takiD
part.
Following program being fol-
lowed being much appreciated
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

successful hit. adding II am fairly
well up In Cicero. but have no idea
where eau tind the passage you quot
cd " Neither have l." said Warren.
Good night"
That literary sin. the fabrication OF
quotations. leaves its legacy OF trouble
behind 1t long after il has been com
United. Only the other day TO week
y Journals correspondence column
came the venerable question as to
where In the Scriptures is to be found
reference to "oil on the troubled
waters" quotation countless preach
ers aud writers have used for cen
turtles, but neither Cruden's concord
ance OF the Bible" refers to II nor has
Notes and Queries or its Industrious
correspondents ever been able to throw
a light upon its origin.-Londop chron-
icle
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

Get your Christmas Apples now
Payette Valley Real Estate Agency.
For sale.-Alfalfa hay and Silver
Laced Wyandotte roosters.-Henry
Peutz. Ind. phone 1871 47tf
Lost.-An Elk's brooch somewhere
Ia Payette. Finder please return to
r. r. Salisbury & Co. store and re-
ceiye reward
We are closing out our apples at re
ducod prices. Call at our office or
order by phone. Payette Valley Real
Estate Agency.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
ON RENTAL BASIS.

In a letter recently received by w,
L. Crard secretary Of the Paycttc-
Boise Water Users association. PRO.
jeet Engineer b. w Hanna says
->'la reply 10 questions that you
may have asked as 20 che furnishing
OF water ON the Payette-B Boise project
during the irrigation season Of 1910
you may advise the settlers that wa
Ger viii be furnished ON a rental ba,
sis. As 20 the basis OF measuring
and the price. these have not as sos
been settled or course y0a under
aud thar water val BE- furnished oD-
u 20 such portions Of the project as
canals are or win be constructed Tot.
Where a lateral Is not vet oonstrgct
Cd. L win be necessary for the party
10 give a description of hts land aud
apply 10 this office Ia detail as to.
whether water can be Furnished him
or not
This letter viii explain 10 many
settlers on The south side Just what
they may expect Tor the season for
1910. A great many o. the farmers
arc at loss 10 know wholher they
are justified ia making preparations
fer putilng ln crops for next year.
and after getting this biz Of knowl
edge win proceed et once TO business
Caldwell Tribune
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

Matinee FRIDAY and Saturday after.
Moons at the Edison rheater Worth
the price. zen cents,
For Sale Cheap. One double buzz
gy harness One sixty capacity esq
incubator, One 0ltleathcr busry
top. =, o. box 692. Independent
phone 1872 osu
For saie-At our place near New
Plymouth we win SELF the following
articles al private sale One cow.
one buggy range hapeing lamp
and IS yards OF rag carpet. Misses
Lewis & Deardsley.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

- &Nnf &fttStsa"* f~@t ff8rF 0ef1l9pfa
en tss criesron.
81 tbe faii - iss9 Young the Coo
q Qpsrfrtaek. received b bad bump
~ the hs41 aRflax she arss half ~
es - ne eafig Esnses aud aas 30
G sad thai b. xafe tue sisuai for fne
- ne giay eszS siassa 10 succession
] e rival sissFa. aDabis - eomprcs
3 "a snch seasraisAlis or. raiher lask
" r. teeaiae jusf ~ bewisdeFed as
+ f11asesi ssarfeflark sad ia the e.
fssf 10 understand tise uuinteliislbie let
gis Cosnrll tqeka through Ter q quick
& ieh6own
Tie calling out 81 numbers while the
Is posing guarterlaek Is trying 70 give
Als te1m the signas Tor the 1ext piay
Has resulted 10 numerons sangles ia
~ OF fhe Army aud NAVY contests
fAe qunrtsrback u The latter eleven be.
DC 80 coHfBsed 10 oae Instance wlen
sl.s Army players were shouting out
-5ous plumbers white iie was trying
~ direct tie next play thai BE- actual
~ gave bis msB Que " the series 81
~ mbera the Army men we're suggest.
fre- The incomprehensible signal aud
fse Subsequent nsixup may be better
imagined than explained.
"a the Yale squad ia 1905 there was
= nan who 1as not only good play
er but an excellepf comedian. II WAS
q I Of bin that more than once he
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
DIVORCE A THRlV
ING INDUSTRY

One IN every five marriages la Ada
county Is a failure according TO dis
closures by the records In the office
OF the county clerk for the year end
ing December. During the past year
3t7 licenses TO we'd were issued and
Sc divorces were granted. as compare
with $50 licenses and So divorces for
the previous year and 279 licenses
and s. divorces IN 1907 Approx
mately 10 per cent Of the divorces Is
attributed to the divorce colony com
posed Of nonrosldents who came Into
the state for the express purpose Of
obtaining decree. after six months
residence. and who as soon as judg
ment Is entered return TO their FOR
mer homes. The divorce rate for
the county. therefore, does not In re-
ailty amount TO 20 per cent
Tho ground for complaint m so
per cent Of the divorce eases ia de-
sertion or non.support Cruelty Is al
legged in IS per cent ana ntlellt5
and other charges IN approximately
per cent. Three out Of every four
suits we're instituted by women
Caldwell Tribune
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

pa't cots eilt 70 good account IA a game.
Aa amusins rcmark here. BIZ % a
story thrrv. then q touch Of burlesque,
and hh rival 10 the line would forget
for the nlumeut that football Is toe Sc.
rioas 3 matter FOR laughter Il Is an.
necessary TO add that the comedian
was never 70 Interested 10 bis owu
dramatic efforts ~ TO fail 90 take ad.
Yaniage q their effect 90 the other
man. Outing
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NOTICE..

The annual meeting Of the Green
wood Avenue Irrigation company will
be held IN the City Hall Payette, Ida
no on January 18th at 1880 p. m. for
the purpose OF electing officers, con
siderlng the piping Of the ditch line
and for such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
II. ID FICKEY, Secretary.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

We know that orchards In the
east and middle West have for some
reason been growing less and less
productive. and that the fruit grow
a. ~ tho west and northwest Is Civ
ing bis orchard more care and at
tentiou and scientific study than eve
or before This accounts for the
great demand for our products. No
where Ia such perfect fruit grown as
IN this section. There 10 a large and
growing demand for our apples in
foreign countries, especially England
Germany and even Australia Is TAX.
ing thousands OF boxes Of our best ap
pies The world 10 our best market
aud there need be no fear Of mmie
dlate oyer-productiou. az least not so
long as we produce a perfect apple.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
Notice

Beginning Tuesday, Dee. a. We
cannot take orders. after $50 p. m,
for delivery the same CAV So many
orders come in late that we cannot
get the delivering done unless we
adopt this rule. Moss Mercantile Co.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30

Miss Moopliie Er lct me hold the
relns. please Mr. Eashphul-W What
viii I do then2 Miss Moonlite- You
might hold the holder of tie reils.-
Boston Herald
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Payette Driving Club and Fair Asse-
citation will be held at the office OF
Dr.. Burns on Monday evening, JAN
uary 10th, 1910, for the purpose of
election of officers for the ensuing
year and transaction of other bust.
ness. S. e. CHAPMAN, Secy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1909-12-30
NO FEAR or oveapaooucrloN

The Twin Falls Commercial Club
issues the following statement 10
prove that there 70 no probability Of
an oyerproduetion Of apples Do spite
OF the fact that large areas 81 or
chards are being planted
",fbe claim 10 frequently made that
with the Increased acreage in or
chards tho market win soon be-
flooded and thus check Or ruin the
industry Although OF late ycars the
expansion Of apple orchards has been
phenomenal. YET Of this over.protuc.
lion Of apples there Is apparently lIt
Ne danger Commercial statistics Of
reliability show that tho annual pro-
duction Of this delicious ana most
hygienic Of fruits Is apparently be-
coming less In proportion 70 con
sumption each year and has actually
been less Ia the aggregate tho last
few years than formerly. The fig
ures since 1895 are as follows
1895 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6O458 900
1896 acknowledgements. G9.O70. 900
1897 ..-................. 1885, 900
1898 Observation-Disclosures. 28.57O.OJOl
1899 ..................... 5S,4C6 900
1900 ...................... 56.820. 900
1901 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 26.87O. 600
1902 ................ $685.. 900
1903 acknowledgements. 4g.g26. 900