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Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06
WHAT HARTMAN SAYS.

'If the government had revised tho
 tariff. or gwen the country good
 currency law. or both, we would not have had the Landis decision. and we would not haze had all of this waste, ful prosecution of corporations, nor
 all of this hostile Iegislation and ag' tation against railroads, and the country would, today be going along swimmingly."
 According to the Chicago Record. Herald the foregoing statement was made by Mir. Hartman the other day while stopping in that city for a few minutes on his way from the west to New York. It was a partial answer to question regarding h,s position on tariff reform
 The interview accorded by Mir. liar. riman was perhaps. the most remark able in his career and showed that there has been no diminution of the power of the brain which has carried to successful conclusion the great est railway combinations of history, and in such a skillful manner as to withstand the combined attacks of state and national governments. His interview showed also that the "Na- poleon" of the railway world Is still the ''man of iron" and that there has been no break in the tremendous will power which enabled h'm to treat as an incident of business the most de- termiaed and combined attack which could be planned and executed by the national government.
 The marvellous reserve force of the man was shown iL his treatment of the subjects in which he was -vitaIly interested, and that he is sufic ently great to bear no i'll will against indi. vldual or government was plainly in evidence. It was also evident that Mir. Hartman does not mean to aban- don the fight. if fight 1t must be. but that he VII keep his hand on the helm and continue fin the course which he has mapped out for the great interests placed fin his charge.
 The standpaters are having a hard time holding the Payne tariff b'll from the congressional desire to pull its monopoly teeth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

Latest advices from Washington are emphatic in the declaration that Judge Sloan of Prescott win receive the appointment of governor of Ari zona and that he VII accept the DO sition. While the appointment of Judge Sloan as governor will put a splendid man in the executive chair there will be general regret because of his loss from the supreme bench of the territory where he has served the people so long and acceptably. It is expected that Sloan will be ap- pointed as governor during the next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

NEW YORK. April 5.-Stocks nave held strong during-the week and this has surprised many who take but a superficial v'ew of he market. The fact that. despite attacks, the appoint ment of receivers for two steel com panies. the order for foreclosure pro ceedings in the case of the Third Avenue street railway and small sales of copper metal the market has held and in many instances made ad- yaDces, which puzzles only those who read the tape. Those who study con ditions and who see beyond the tape are not in the least puzzled. The steel market s diseountIng business improvement as 1t alway does. Bust ness during the week has been poor and there have been many com plaints. The tariff agitation. fears of a coal strike and lack of orders by the steel comranies has caused a pes mistic feeling that Is not war ranted. There has been a thorough cleaning up in the last two years. and all bad spots have been eliminated. money Is cheap. the crop outlook Is good, abd now we are in a position for another wave of better feeling and increased business which will come gradually.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06
CnpcrIunLtg.

T. seems ss if this world was espe- ciaily devised to develop the spirit Of sympathetic helpfulness. The pow CTS of nature are held 10 orderly working in such a way that human fife is benefited by their operation. Seasons come and go; seedtime and harvest make an orderly succession. Yet there is always a liability 10 ac- cident. Danger is an element never long absent Disease. want and dis tress come to the good as well as the vicious. No calculation can insure 'reedom from reverses and suffering. No one is removed from need of help and sympathy of his fellows. It is just such world as Is best suited to ievelop helpfulness in men. good fel- lowship and fraternity as well as manly confidence. fortitadc. Ceneros- ity and love. If you fail to become truly manly and womanly it Is not be cause he opportunity has been lack ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

any kind the use of whisky and other stimulants will gradually disappear.
 but 1t will go more rapidly by a strict
 regulation of the whisky traffic. The
 managers and owners of the business industries of the country are doing more, perhaps. to prevent the use of whisky than proh bition lecturers or prohibition laws Especially Is this true of those in charge of the rail roads of the country. Recently the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad Issued an order to the effect that any employe of that company who cashed his pay check in a saloon would be d'scahrged Nearly all railroads have stringent rules against the use of in toxicants by their employees, either when on or on duty. It is almost i'm possible now for a young man known to be addicted to the use of liquor to secure a position of any responsibil'- ty in the industrial world. while one or two carousals are sufficient to. bring a prompt discharge from ser wee. These kpown conditions are doing much to lessen saloon patron age and gradually the saloons will disappear entirely.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

It is claimed that Judge Sloan will be satisfactory to all political classes and factions as governor of Arizona. We believe this is true as far as the great mass of the citizenship Is con cerned. However. nothing will satis- fy the Cameron and statehood" crowd but the offices. Should Gov ernor Sloan fail to deliver these pre- clous goods there would be a howl from the organization camp to shake the summits of the tallest mountain peaks from Coconino to Santa Cruz.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

The recent announcement that F.. If. Hartman expected to put S50,. 00,000 into the construction of rail. roads in Mexico during the next five years is indicative of the great re- sources of that country which have attracted the attention of the big railroad magnate. The border towns of Arizona. including Douglas, are in a position to profit greatly from this immense outlay in industrial improve ment, as a great portion of this money is 10 be spent in Sonora and will re- sult in opening up the vast mineral and agricultural sections of that state.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

President Taft has served notice on the political machines and on sena- tors and congressman that their as- sistance will not be required in the selection of judges of federal court, further than to speak of the qualif- cation of applicants. It Is made plain by the president that .udgeships will not be given to anyone as a reward for political service or activity. This announcement should meet with ap- plause throughout the country and es- pecially in the territory where asi courts are presided over by federal judges. Ii the president carrles out this declared policy we can see the finish of the big political boss in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION

In the Probate Court of the County of cochise, Territory of Arizona, in the Matter of the Estate of Walter Dykenan, Deceased:
 Notice is hereby given that William H. Brophy has filed in this court his petition. praying for letters of ad- ministration of tine estate of the above named decedent. and that the same will be heard on Monday. the 18th day of April, A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said court, in Tombstone, County of Cochise, Territory of Ari- zona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause. if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated March 30th, 1909.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

With Hoval A. Smith, George U. Young. J. c. Adams and Ralph Cam eron all in Washington we are re- minded that this bunch promised last fall to pass the Arizona statehood bill before the fourth day of last month.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

Dr. D. McSwegan is back from the eastern hospitals. He aas diplomas from this country and Europe and tae medal of the International Medical congress. He treats all diseases Of men, women and children at the St. Elmo.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

A Bisbee man said the other day. the toughest luck he had ever ex- perienced was having a gust of wind blow dust in his eyes just as a sheath gown went by.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06
New Use Of Electricity in Printing.

New Use of Electricity in Printing.
 Printed sheets as delivered from the press frequently offset or smear from undried ink. An electrical meth cd of preventing this has recently been patented The sheets as they leave the press first pass over electric heaters and also over a conductor car. rying a current of very high tension. from which silent discharge or leak age of electricity passes to the pa per. The combined effects of the heat and of the electrical discharge. to gether with the chemical action of the ozoze generated fin the air by the latter. "sot" the ink 90 that it cannot smear. Besides this. tho elect of any fricuCnai electricity already present ol t.-1 sheets. preventing their pil!ns rrcfcrty. is nsgtrSllzsd hy the G!s ehalsc.-% Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06
STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY
 Dawson Coal snd Coke

Unexceiied s6r Domestic Purpose
 Ask Your Oeaier For it. cenersi estes once z. 2. c .. " eulid-ng. EI Paso rsxsa
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

t looks very much like the repub- lican organization crowd Tn Arizona are doomed to remain outside of the official breastworks during the admin istratIon Of anyone Of the gubernator- ial candidates who has any chance of success.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

The latest South American revolu tionarE report was untrue. Nevei mind, another one is due tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

Hoval Smith says Kibbey wont be governor. Kibbey says he will Thus it Is that great minds differ.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

Two wrongs don't make a right. and two theatrical stars don't make a happy family.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

There are greater things in the world than making money. only We never discover them.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

Of all sad words of tongue or type, the saddest of these, Put out your pipe"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06
April 3, 1909,

Dear Friend;
 Last summer l wondered what they did with all the grapes, l know now they took them and dried them and made them into raiSinS. RaiSinS are mighty nice to go in a cake and raisinS and nuts are mighty nice to hand round when you want to spend a long time at the table talk ing.
 The best raisins cost t5 cts 3 pound.
 Your friend
 JACOB. P. S. You don't know what nice raiSinS and nuts and things they have at
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-06

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE old papers. iu bundles of 100, fol sale cheap at Review office.
The evening world., 1909-01-11
BOY Of TWELVE:
breaches SERMON
Michael Rucci, youngest
Priest" Occupies Pulpit of
Church With High Merit.

Michael Rucc, bright little chap OF
twelve years, Is one o, the happlest
boys in New York to-day. He was Sc
lected 10 preach the sermon last even
ing AZ the special Christmastide cere-
mony held in the Church OF Our Lady
OF Loretto. in Elizabeth street, and he
made good" When he went TO his
classes this morning in the churchs
mission, his teacher heralded him as
'the youngest priest in the city"
1t was q unique service last night, In
which about Atty OF the little boys and
girls OF the mission tool; part. There
were 20 patrons and friends OF the
mission present, and when they left
they said Father William NJ. Walsh,
who trained the children, deserved
credit for the revival in this city OF one
OF the Oldest Italian customs.
The children represented the charac-
tiers OF the Nativity. The girls were
dressed in white and represented angels.
while the boys wore brown tights, with
waists OF various colors TO depict the
shepherds.
Boy Preached the Sermon.
After n procession through the ais,es,
Michael Rucci mounted the pulpit and
related the story OF the Saviour. He had
chosen for his text Behold. / Bring You
Tidings OF Great JOY" and so clear and
simple was the little fellows sermon
that II was a revelation to many Of his
elders.
Father Walsh said to-day that young
Ruccl had prepared his sermon with lit
tie or no help from the priests and
teachers.
Michael has been hero for several
years" said Father Walsh, land he has
learned much in that time. He is an
apt pupil, and that accounts for his
familiarity with his subject last night"
Michael Is a leader in the choir OF the
Church OF Our Lady Of Loretto. He has
The evening world., 1909-01-11
RECIPE FOR COLDS

Nix half pint OF good whiskey with two
ounces OF glycerine and add one-halt ounce
Concentrated pine compound The bottle is
TO be well shaken each time and used in
doses OF a teaspoonlul to q tablespoonful
every four hours.
These ingredients can be obtained from
any good druggist who will mix II or you
can prepare It at home. This is said to be
the quickest cough and cold cure known to
science, and at the same time 1t acts MS a
splendid tonic for the whole system The
Concentrated pine is a special pine product.
refined for medical use, and comes only In
half ounce bottles, each enclosed in tin
screw-top case, which Is air-tight and re-.
taus all the original strength OF the fluid,
but be sure It Is labeled Concentrated
The evening world., 1909-01-11

been favor!te In the mission for a long
time. and the priests all point with
pride 10 the production Of "A MIdsum.
mer Nights Dream at the Academy
Of Music, last year. IN which Michael
took one of the principal roles.
Has Various AccompIi shments
Father Walsh has recently purchased
the Old Seven Spring Mountain House.
in Monroe, - Y, which was one of
Gen. t. : Grants favorite summering
places during the latter years OF his
lie, He plans to take his boys and
girls there during the coming summer.
I'VE expect much from Michael said
Father Walsh, when We get into the
country, as he IL not only one OF our
most accomplished singers and actors.
but he Is Il great little baseball player"
Michael. who came In the fathers Of
flee, Just then. with a message from his
teacher, smiled. Al the first mention
of baseball his little figure shook with
Joy. tn . 49,.
right" said Michael. after Father
Walsh had Inquired what he thought
of the plans,
Michacl's parents are poor and live
In Houston street. but to-day they are
as proud as II they had suddenly come
into Il great fortune And everybody at
the mission told them that Michael
would vet make them prouder.
The evening world., 1909-01-11
RACING YACHT FOR PLANT.

GLASGOW, Jan. 1l.-Morton F. Plant,
OF New York City Is having a l5-meter
yacht built by Fife to race In British
waters. The new boat will be com
manded by Charles Barr.
The evening world., 1909-01-11

Double rs. E. n"
Green Trad ing
Stamps with pur-
chases made be-
fore ~ o'clock
Singl e Stamps
after that hour.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
EGG-ROLLING ON WHITE LOT
Thousands of Youngsters to Partici-
pate in the Fun.
Following This There VIII he r
Unique Festival for Children
at Randle Highlands.

BY invitation OF President Taft. thou-
sands Of Washington children will avail
themselves Of the opportunity for a
jolly romp on the grounds OF the White
House tomorrow. Since the Weather
Bureau has promised warmer weather
the egg-rolling festivities are expected
to be largely attended.
The Marine Band viii give coucar,
from $50 until $50 O'Clock, and the
youngsters viii be properly cared for bv
squad Of policemen under direction OF
Maj. Sylvester.
Following the egg rolling on the
White Lot, there VIII be a festival for the
children at Randle Highlands. Col Ar
thur E Randle has selected the grounds
at the intersection OF PENNSYLVANIA and
Minnesota avenues. and has arranged 70
nave the band from the naval gun fac
tory furnish programme OF Easter
music. O. G. Brothers, jr. Of the United
States Realty Company, has planned a
novel entertainment for the adults and
children who are 20 visit Randle High
lands. Hundreds Of cOlored eggs will be
hidden in the surrounding thickets and
grounds and the finders win be rewarded
by prizes corresponding with the numbers
indicated on the egg.
Among the special orders PROMULGATED
yesterday by the superintendent OF police
for the White House egg-roiling are the
following;
Ever effort TO maintain good order and 70 preveat
imT001tfoD By older children the younger ones
shall b exercised by the police. and the captain
and serEeants VIII give instructions TO this effect and
see that they are properly enforced
No advertising matter shall b. distributed Ia the
grounds OF about the entrarce thereto.
No p1sa carts street vendors. or bicycles shall
be admitted 10 the grounds ard vendors and fakers
shall not be permitted TO congrpgste 50 as TO OBJ
strlct the streets leading thereto except
IN the vicinity of the southeast gate and such per-
sons shall there be regulated not 20 olstrlct
create disorder. OF scatter waste q any kind.
The police shall observe that persons q known
improper character are not admitted.
Children only shall Be admitted to the grounds
except that small children may be accompanisd by
adult T1ardians
Tie grounds shall Be cleared Of all persons and
the gstes closed at O'Clock p m
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
DIED.

BALLENGEE-O Friday. April 3. 1879
BCRDETTE NJ. beloved wife cf the
Rev. u. H Ballengee.
Funeral from her late residence. l63S
Thirtieth street northwest. Sunday,
April Il Services at Calvary n T.
Church South, on = street. between
Thirtieth and Thirty-frst streets
northwest. al 3 ?. N. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited
BRENNAN-On Saturday. April 10 1903,
after a short illness, MARY A. be-
loved daughter OF the late Edward
and Frances Brennan
Funeral Monday April p AZ 9-S0 z n
from 1ZS G street southwest. thence
to St. Patrick's Church. where solemn
requiem mass VIII be said for the re-
pose OF her soul Please omit flowers.
Friends and relatives respectfully in
vited 10 attend.
HOGAN-On Thursday. April s, 1919. at II
p. m. JOHN r. beloved husband OF
Emma A Hogan
Funeral win take place Monday. April
y. from his late residence. "a Fifth
street southeast: thence 70 St Peter
Church az s:So. where mass VIII be
said for the repOse OF his soul Rela-
tives and friends invited 70 attend.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
DIED

COLLETT-The remains of Rev. J. H
COLLEII. D. d. can be reviewed az
tne ParlOrs q Winslow's undertaking
establishment
Funeral from Trinity A N 2 Chu-~h
Baltinore. Nd, Monday. April z, 81 I
GRAT-On Friday. Aprn 9. 1908. az rs
Hl-s az her residence . Hanover place
Northwest MARY A., tie beloved
mother or Henrietta and Helen Crsv
ana grandmOther OF Joseph. Walter
Leonard. aid Mamie Gibbs
Funeral from the Third Baprigr Church
eorher Fifth and Q streets northwest.
SUNDAY, April u. at I ?. m Relatives
and friends invited CPhuadeipbis 1e-
pers please copy)
kNO8-On Thursday. April s 100 af II
3 m al heT residence. 81 Twa,f--.
Salrd street northwest. SARAH =
kNOAs beloved wife or the lats Lanes
X knox anc mother OF Mrs. Mar -
Mcintyre -
Funeral Monday, April e. attn
LO.l RESIDENCE Friends and meubarE
or Martha Dandridge COUNCIL No -
d. OF A, and sister cOunciIs f-vifsF =
MAHoNEY-oS Friday. AprsI -soa =.
o-ly a m. AZ the residence OF HIS par-.
entss l4i5 G street northeast DAETD.
o. oe-oFed son OF Anna F and Te--
r-,,-s.ss, re.aee A1shoney. 1sy. aged eight years.
ne s-5 g ION parents. residence at z ..
r sunday. April IL CKansss CStS-
No. papers please cOpy.l
MARIIN-On Saturday. Ap-iT "a 5ooa =
~ a m. JAMES MARTIN n -
venty-seventh year.
Sners4 rom his late residence ~
SCUM capitol street southeast Mo-
o4y. Aprl p at ?. n. Friends ersi
LelAlNes invited canadian and T.sT--l
c county. Pa, papers please
REIDY-On Thursday. Anrf1 8 yooo :
10 ? m, az his residence. eoa r Sff-.s-i
uS- Sl1--eAsls PATRICK =. beloved sort
Funeral service at residence No15s,- =
- a. NJ thence 10 St Jose1hsS
CIercn, where requiem mass v-sIf -
salQ q O'Clock Relatives ana f-is-,SsI
-iSlsec 70 attend (New York paorr1
please copy) S0S0iA
WAHL-Suddenly on Thu-sssv A., .
ts's' II 10 a m, JOHN. belove-5 49,.
oano OF Bertha Wahl, aged rhi-f-,
eiSnt years and two months
9neral from his late residence 20 "
tork avenue northwest. on Sr7Ssv
2YIH H. Al 30 2 m Relatives s-,4
.IlsnoS are respectfully invited 10 a.
TEND 1nterment at Rock Creek.
WILLIAMSON Saturday. An-H N "a,
at $50 z. m. JOHN r WIITTS Irs -
MS forty-eighth year -
FUneral sunday. April II. ar 70
t.o-n ne Fennsyivania Clubhouse IN
terInent az Nikesba<re. Pa
YOUNG-on Friday, April g fsns .+s
n. DT- EDWARD YOUNG. at
ninety-iOUr years ose1
Funeral Monday. April p, al
rom the Metropolitan BaDfist rsb-,--L-I
sixth and A streets northesSf IS-;..s. -.
spee1Iuly invited. Intsrment NJ
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Joins the Gridfron Cub.

At the monthly meeting OF the Gridiron
Club. held yesterday, Edward L. Keen.
IN charge OF the Washington Office or
the United Press and a newspaper man
well known throughout the country. was
elected to resident membership. The
spring dinner Of the club viii occur next
Saturday night az the New Willard Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
MARINE BAND CONCERT.

A concert VIII be given in the White Lot
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock. By the
band Of the United States Marine Corps.
william d. santeimAnu. leader. The pro
gramme:
March. In God We TrJst- -..-----.. .Restorn
Overture. Merry Wives Of Windsor"
...................N Nicola
Habanera. Mexican Kisses ......... Roberts
Waltz. Wedding Of the Winds HAIL
selection. II Trogatore'' Verdi
Caprice. Hearts Message" .santelmanu
southern sketcn. Way Down Upon
the Swaunee River -Aiyddieton
Descriptive fantasia. a Hunting
sceuo'. ...-.......... .Bucalossi
March. -'Fairest Of the Fair .sOusa
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

YOUNG-on Friday, April 9 1sos .+s
n. DT- EDWARD YOUNG. arsf
FlIseral Monday. April - az
lrom the Metropolitan Baptist Chur-I'
sixth and A streets northeast E,-;s,,5s' 80 :
IesleetIuAy invited. Intsrnent ~
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

The music committee of Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church South,
through its chairman. d. c. Chambers,
announce the following programme for
the Easter services.
Morning - Offertory. Christ Being
Raised from the Dead CRogersl; con
tralto solo. 'HOsanna-' dulles Granier).
Miss Eva Whitford anthem. Now II
Christ Be Preached CRoges).
Eventng-Anthem. AS II Began 70
Dawn" CHarker); contral-o solo, ALE
lula CHomer Norris. Mss Eva Whit
ford.
The quartet rendering this programme
Is as follows: Soprano. Miss Edna Shee-
by; contralto, Miss Eva Whitford: tenor.
Mr.. Alan Brett; basso, Mr. William Az
thur Dexter; organIst. Mr.. Edgar Robin
son