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Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
eERoNIMo,s SUCCESSOR.

We are told by reports coming from Fort Sin, Oklahoma, that Asa, son of whoo. nas been chosen by the Apaches there as successor of Geron- ino. who was recently gathered to the happy hunting grounds to the gener- al satisfaction of those pioneers oi Arizona and New Mexico who knew of his devsltry and cunning. The chos- ing of Asa, the son of Whoo. to be come chief of the Geronimo tribe oi kpaches has been referred to-the In dian department at Washington fol approval. It is the Apache custom to choose their chiefs by election. but 1t has not always been their custom to await for ratification of new chiei by the powers at Washington or any where else and this leads the St Louis Republic to remark. In com menting on the recent election of the new Apache chief:
 How are the mighty fallen and the weapons of war perished! It i'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

easier to think of Sitting Bull in pink socks and negligee shirt than to imag- inc the Apache tribe waiting in its choice of chief for the ratification or consent of any other government under heayen. They have been the widest, the wiliset, the most uncon- troiled savagcs in the world. They are famed as the superiors of all oth- CT warriors in the art of ambush, be- open desert by counterfeiting inno- cent mounds of dust with the help of some bits of stones and dried weeds. They are inferior to the Comanches in the use of horses and to the Maya jos in the arts of weaving and pot tery making, but are first of all on the trail and in battle. Geronimo with a mere handful of warriors twenty-three, if recollection serves kept a large force of United States troops more than busy in the moun- tains and canon-cleft tablelands of the southwest for months before his sur render.
 So, Asa. son of whoo. watts for the approval of the government at Washington and Geronimo died in the odor of peace. if not sanctity. verily he old camp fires are dead and the trails of the fathers are forgotten" |"
 Commenting on the charges of brib- cry which were investigated by the MaricoDa county grand jury. the Ari- zona Republicans says: "If the in- vestigation of the grand jury had de veloped that there had been bribery or attempted bribery in the legisla- ture. all right-minded citizens while deploring the crime would have wei comed the disclosure. But the same kcitizens more warmly welcome the disclosure that if there was crime an exhaustive search by the grand jury has been unable to come upon the slightest sign of it.
 Thus we are saved from a terri torial disgrace, from which Arizona has been remarkably free during c time when half the legislatures or the country have been charged with corruption"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
Q Q 0 Raa Time.


 No wonder spring is pure. Think of the number of new leaves she turns,
 IS z 2 A Cleveland poet wants to sleep a thousand years. Poets always were dreamers.
 < < < There is one publication that few men care to be written up in. ! refer to the Sherif's Guide
 q E H The man who does not keep in touch with progress is miserable and feels like wall-doweT at a party
 T
 Just as my last ton of coal Is disap- bearing in the hungry efaw of the hot-water furnace. some mucker comes along and tells me there hasn't been enough cold weather this winter to freeze ice and the price will be ex- eeeGingly high. o balm, where is thy Gilead? or words to that effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
TO PURCHASE LAND

Ed Williams. immigration Commis- sioner at this place, has gone to Yuma, where he will be for several days on business connected with the purchase of land he has under option. He will oluso visit Tempe and Los Angeles before returning to this city. During his absence his duties are being per formed by G. k Reynolds.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

Now that the bribery investigation farce has passed away fin Phoenix. the next sensational feature in the territorial capital win be the canning of the Kibbey crowd by the "organiza- ticn-"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

n books. the hero ever bold. Is rich as all creation, | As Phyllis reads she feels her heart Grow tender with elat'on, TaeTe is no gross nor common thought Like home or bread and butter. 1 And Phyllis knows that love is sweet And feels her pulses iiutter!
 Romantic Phyllis weds man 4 staiwert, striving fellow | And they begin to play the game While bosh their hearts are mel low. Alas, She finds a sudden change Things are not like inc story.
 And all the dreams she drearaed are
 Like phantoms transitory,
 She .obs and signs and wonders why2 lie frowns and asks the reasoEi | She gets a tantrum and declares It's nothing short of treason,
 She packs her trunk and hurries home A eurse on matrimony. He holds his job and works like sin
 To pay her alimony, i, A bas. the books that i'll the hearts | Of signing maids with fancy | And builds within tLeir sight a world Of cupid's necromancyi l The married life is not a booki Iris fact. not fancy. fingers. Romantic honeymoons give way To truth-and baby angersl
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

The Arizona Anti-Saloon league is holding a business session in Phoenix this week. The members of this league are active throughout the ter ritory and among them there is growing determination Co put the sa- loon out of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

The evening Organ zation' con- tinues to futter around that letter from Gov. Kibbey, but so far the let ter has not appeared in it's columns, though is continues to assert that we print t first"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28

| friend of mi1e raid si0 for a 10; Of linden, maple and elm trees. plr. chasing them from a nprseryman in Ohio. Three days later ho discovered the woods all about him were filled with young trees Of the same sort. The moral is that it not only pays to iook before you leap. but to look before you buy trees,
 @ e o
 Good Advice. Tale es.-. se, my hsart-there is life
 aI.e1d.
 Tl,ere are other eyessof blue: There are other lights than the light
 that's dead
 And the love that Is lost to you Rsmenser the joys of an equal mind And the pleasure that waits you yet But the light of the love that is left be- Remember. you must forget. Forge. the scent of the summer rose She vreathed in her ripPiing hair. And the twilight hour at the happy close Of the day you saw it there: And the petals that fell on her snowy
 dress. When lips and glanees mel. III Lne HlSe1-f-E iO0tH Cl n Hplt LFtSe-- Remember. you must forget. Forget the dirnples that lIssed her chs ss and the poise of her dainty head; Forget the words you were leath tc
 speak
 And the silent tears she shed: And the long. dark Iashes that brushed
 your brow,
 Dropping and sad and wet They have burnt in your brain a scar
 but now. Remember. you must forget : Forget the catch in tile voiee-the sob What boots 1t to think of this7 Does 1t help to dwell on a hearts wild Or the paug Of a parting kiss. What a babe you are that you pause tc At the paia of vain regretl Young life must live. though old loves die
 Remember. you must forget,
 Ted Robinson e e e cn the Side.
 While poverty may be a cause fo, sorrow, I still maintain that riches have nothing 10 do with happiness. The judge of most clemency Is h. who at some time or other has had need of it himself
 BYRON WILLIAMS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
STAG CANON FUEL COMPANY

Dawson Coal and Coke. UnexceIIed for Domestic Purposes
 Ask Your Dealer For it. General Sales office E. p. ( s. w Building, Fl Paso. Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-28
O c v On fhe Side.
COMPLIMENTARY FAIL

Mrs. J. E. Morrison last evening gave a most enjoyable dance at the Country club in compliment of her house guest. Miss Marguerite Adams of Phoenir. About 150 invitations were issued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22
Mt. Grove Mo. April
4, 1909.

My dear Conrad and Brother.
and the readers of the WORLDS
CREssET, | greet you in the
name of Science and Socialism,
in reply to the article by the
Unknown.
He says he can't see how an
intelligent MAN can conclude
that there is not an intelligence
behind all that We know.
] say We are not building on
conclusions the facts are what
we want, all religions are built
on conclusions and credulity,
there is not a single fact conuec.
ted with the God Idea, or the
creation Idea, or the future CT
istance of the spirit, or the exis.
lance Of the Devil, which can be
proven by II fact, it all requires
to much credulity for an intcii..
iGcnt man to believe, that there
is Intelligence in nature, | do
rot deny, but | do deny that
there: any intelligence outside
OF nature, all the intelligent we
get comes from the inside. and
not the outside, which | have
already explained in my last
article written for the CRHSSGr.
have already shown that the
life principal exists in (,hs mineral
kingdom) When he speaks of the
germs Of lite OF difereut k,nda Of
animals he is jumping to differ
cot subject altogether. which en-.
wac. the origin Of fpc?pa and
when ! &c, to tina, subject i VIII
cnhahtsn him, so tina, he wi,l
know tbct,cr) hereafter.
Ne says he knew man in North
Mo. that tried TO fa,hom the a..
crc,s of Masonly, und tina, DO won,
crazy. before hc got thrcugh. Now
the tact in that case is taar hc was
crazy before he commenced 10
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22
|READERs Of THE CRESsET.
want to ask every reader of

| | want to ask every reader of
the WORLDS CREsSET a question
! Have you read Sister Casters
AZ ticle on Christianity IN CRES-
SET of Mar. 25th.: If sou havn't
it will pay you TO hunt up the old
paper and read it. | have Just
finished reading it over and over
but | am not through. We all
argue politics ard discuss ques-
tons Of minor import but seldom
: do We chanc" to read a piece of
/ prose so full Of significance, so
.iu!i of Christianity. Love and
/ brotherhood and Sisterhood as
/ this one written by Sister Easter
and directed by the handoi heoy
emily guidance. This piece is not
Bible Methodism, Baptistism or
Bible Socialism TOR 10 other ism
but it is pure Bible Christianity
it has no mick name.
We hear people say were not
fixed to keep strangers" many
tines they tel you 10 go to the
J, " house" others say we rcv,
er Keep people Ito these say
God will never k, cp you) | was
travelling not long since ard night
over took me On the road it, was
d cloudy ,lrri. cold night; | had
= !!ttle boy with me, on the right.
head. We SAW Ghnmerlng
il"ht. stopped and cnquired if
we could stop for the night, nc,
came the voice Of a tiinid woman
there il no men folks here"
We had to drive On. We drove
on lnr 2 or " long n,'CS Oils
lady tod Us it was ) milrs tr thc
next housCI and ,aw another light
The l:ttlr fellow Was almo>t ftuzG
he bod 10 walk at times in chat
cold darkness 10 keen from free
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22

fathom those secrets. But this
crazy charge has always been
showed at all (investigators,)
When Bruno said that the world
was round, the church said BIO was
crazy, and when Syrus W. Field
said he would lay the Atlantic
Cable between Liverpool and New
York; tho world said he was crazy.
And when Edison said ho would
invent machine which would re.
produce the human voice. (!gno.
rsnce) said he was crazy man.
SO every man that takes step out
AIDE Of the Old (ruD mist expect to
bear the charge, especially IT they
cannot answer his (argnmen,.l
Now asto the frst caus, which
be calls God, say that first
cause is an impossibiity for this
reason, il it was or is really neoos-
sary to create any thing, the erea.
tor would have 20 be cror,ed, so
tina. after q million had been orea.
ted we would no, yc. have the Gist
cause, tho science Of Geology
,r1ches that so lar as it has becu
aGIe to learn the age Of the earth
Is abou. Is million years ard that
they have read it in the rocks.
Now considering that the deep.
ca, shaft that has ever been made
was loss than II mile, VIC suil have
ahant five miles yet to explore,
bDicre we can givo anything cor,
tam as to the age Of tho world.
Bat tho Bible says six thousand
years ago It WIS crested and says
snmeihing about the iorr corners
of the world But Bruno said Il
was sornd aud no was righ, he had
soea tho shadcw Of tho earth on
tho moon and no had moro conf.
dcnce in II shadow than no had in
the divine word.
\ " to 'his unknown genilrInan
would say that | like Your stgic
ut argument and that you have
ccutorei . great favor by yonT
criticism hy giving me a charcc to
cxp'sin. Look out for another
article per wcck.
immortal }. b.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22
NEWS FROM THE COAST
COUNTRY IN TEXAS.

The State Of Texas the county OF Harris,
Lapor' Is peace, a place Ut Paris.
Texas Is broad and long.
And every one comes to Texas siugs this song,
Hack TO old Missouri,
There is where bong t. 30.
Back 20 cid Missouri,
Where Ike given ,rIss grows.
b but when they all get tuck To Old Missouri.
In the cold. sect, Lalo snd ieu,
They hook back to lcaa.,
And say Nh how NICE
Where the sun shines 10 bright.
Aud he Ioseh b'Coin al she year rut,ud,
Rel, yellow snd white;
The birds sings at day, and tho wolves howl at
night,
Larort Is pleasure seekers place,
Fun of JOY, happ.acss aud grsye,
And Chfists people has aa awful race.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22
hM..55v.E[:n To f7O. Toy;E':.

Now BRO TOwr we do rot IN
tend To in ngiuar; with your Poll
tc;L-Sln. but sou haze placed
Bible 5 clallsm IL with the rest
q. AOur objections o. Socialism
a,d other isms. Sow We just
supposed goa did it iIlD'tA'E
For s..4er i.astrr's peace On
true Christianity is every word
# it Bible Socialism. Sister
Easter and husband is the s;Iong'
est OF Bible Socialists, they botA
bt long 10 this bOGy Of people,
and " III do all Tor Bible Social.
ism. that they can, and this is
one reason Of her piece coming
on, IN the CRE5-ET.
Now Bro. Towc il you have any
o. i,ctions to Bible Socialism
write them out and Hcporaic
,Lcm r. II your objections to
!u,i:,cal Socialism and all other
;,u.s and send them 10 the CRIES
,i.r, and we will take tine VOID
OF Goa aud cover them 50 deep
that they vii, never be- iound any
more. If il was II mistake in
you in uscin& the word Bible
Socialism, l.leasc Acknowledge
.lr ,ni,tako !'or Bible Socla!
ism i, via, We feast Cpon.
iUurs in truLh. Ia.
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Continued from Page 2


And they took counsel. aud bough
with ,htm the po,,er's Aeld. to bury
strangers in. st. Mat. 27-3-i
-5-6-r.
No living man can read this
prophesy and its fulfillment, and
say with an Honest heart, that
this was gotten up by man. Now
this is the God OF the universe.
I,ut as we have s,id there is an
opposite power, who is trying
with all his might to become
the victor. THIS our God thar
rlacpd nature here, and ilaced
man the hieh">, character on
earth cndued him with wisdom
and knowledge. And he can
give hfe and take it again. Never
allowing the thing nauc or form
cd to set above its maker.
Now Comradsundertfc given
hy this God. There Is auuiyrr,
sal brotherhood ~ Brother.
hcod of loyc--An equality O!
rinh,S- M resp"ctor Of per
sons God and silver can rot
buy hiln--Thc ioyc for gold and
silver has Fined mar who cIa,m 20
be- his servants but they are not
-Thcy ave working forihc Of lrr
fellow. the spirit thaf'r'~+.Js
is given by lhi, God and his .on,
and not from Il inc,eiS: Com'aUa,
como now and nave the woIl I
EnoW That in obedience u e."
tod OF Heaven we nave Il govern.
h'h' ''"' VIA give 20 e't''
labo,.r The products of his lab
or. And q universal government
-, industry in which eoch ard
,vcry one VIII be interested in
Md tN' rr viii b" strong backs
10 Go '''' "oFN-'o '""E'S
= ~ '''' - ''',' y VIZ
o,.,,.r Lo,,. An b>,,o.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22
All Of rs chrlstian pessslc,
Strong and bold.
Have u feeling IN our heart,
Tbae can mai H., al

Al Of rs chrlstian pe,.,lc,
Strong and bold.
Have u feeling Ia our hcart,
That can not he tsll.
For sinntrs out on N. wild Wild y, ~.
We are praying aud prayng Andthsr soal an
embraced hopcin chrts,,
When wss only soaar ,aae,
Now stand up for C''tisi
And tse the best cen.
CoEin sinnsr; come yaang AMI uld;
Come now 10 the shepherds fold.
"kor what shall I, pioiIt rias..
II be gain the Whole world, tut lr'ye b. Va
souis'' tst. Marx s. ~
Now Lot this press on your minl.
And la Christ you viii ind,
Rest TO your soul
And rest To your laiNd.
New dear friends foE this une no mo-,
usT remember Christ Is st!l at ,hc door
Composod ~
Jesse +, Trns;y,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-04-22

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cause II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02

If you Sc it in the East Oregonian
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02
DRY FARMING BRINGS
SETTLERS TO WEST

Records of the United States land
offices at Cheyenne, Denver and 9TH
or western points show tangible re-
suits of the dry farming movement.
During the last year there has been
an increase in the number of home
steads located in the so-called arid
districts. In the state of Colorado a
large proportion of the region east of
the mountains is essentially dry farm
ing land. Practically one-fourth Of
The total area of the state lies too high
to be susceptible of irrigation and
many farmers have demonstrated that
this land can be farmed successfully
If the right methods are applied. Ex-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02
HORSE POWER OF AUTOS.
Best Rule for Estimating Strength
Comes From France.

New York.-There is only one
method of exactly measuring horse
power in a gasoline automobile en-
gine and that is by test with a me-
chanlcal machine sucn as are built
to show strain. II makes no differ
encc what formula may be used for
calculating power Of the engine. trif-
ling inaccuracies are bound to result
But II is possible to calculate quick
ly by some means the horsepower oil
every automobile engine to within a
reasonable degree Of accuracy and
this is all that any purchaser or own
er of these machines has any prac-
tical use for. There are several for
mulas used by dealers, but the best
and quickest is the French method.
which calculates upon the bore of the
cylinders. the stroke of the pistons,
the number of the cylinders and the
number of revolutions made by the
engine per minute at any one time.
This formula is here given for the
use Of automobile owners whose ideas
of the real power of their machines
Is based frequently only on advertis-
ing statements or else careless state
ments OF dealers and chauffeurs. This
is the formula:
Take the square of the bore and
by the number of cylinders
Then multiply this last figure by the
of revolutions made by the
engine per minute. Divide this an
swer by ten, raised TO the ninth pow
er and multiply this result by four.
The figure now obtained is the horse
power of your machine. As the meas
urement of both the stroke and the
bore is usually given in millimeters,
the complications that result are
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02
SUBMIT CHARTER
TO PORTLAND.
PEOPLES FORUM TO CALL
VOTE ON DIES MONIES PLAN
Movement Backed by Some OF the
Most Prominent Business Men of
the City-Wlll Propose Radical
Changes-COuncll 10 BE Composed
OF Mayor and Six Councllmen-All
TO BE Subject 10 RecaIl-Fran-
chises Limited to 20 Years.

Advocates Of the Des Moines or
commission plan Of city government,
aided by the Peoples Forum, have
drawn up the skeleton of the char
ter which they propose to submit to
the people of Portland. Principles Of
the new government plan, which is
being put forward by 25 of the most
prominent business men in Portland,
are greatly similar to that of the city
of Des Moines, says the Journal.
The new charter, which will be
completed in Its entirety within a day
or so, prescrlbes that all legislative,
executive, judicial and all powers con-
ferred shall be exercised by a body
composed Of the mayor and six coun-
cilmen. to be known as the city coun-
Gil. This Is in line with the Des
Molnes charter. and It is also provid-
ed that the mayor shall preside at all
meetings OF the council and I'm his
absence the council shall elect one of
its members to preside. The mayor
and the president OF the council are
gwen votes on all occasions.
Each Heads Department.
According to the provisions OF the
charter, the different departments
will be the police department, fire
department. water department, street
department, lighting department,
harbor department. pound depart
ment, health department. library de-
partment park department and 9TH
ers that shall from time to time be
Cioated. The mayor is authorized TO
appoint MEMBER of the council as
heads of the departments. each to
have authority to appoint and dis
charge the chief of department un-
der him.
While no ordinance shall be passed |
by less than vote of five members.
the council will be empowered 10 levy
taxes and to exercise police power to )
provide for the peace, health AID well
fare of the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02
FREEWATER RAILROAD TALK.
Private Capital Talks of An Electric
Line TO Baker CITY.

What noise is that that comes
from northwest over the Elkhorn
mountains? All, yes more railroad
news. This time it is from Freewa-
ter, Oregon, where the Basket Land
& Transfer company is a candidate
for a railroad franchise According
to a statement made by promoters
they are not tied up with any of the
existing roads, but will finance the
scheme as a private venture. 1t is
alleged that the new road will start
at Wallula and run to Freewater
which is to be a division point, the
depot and yards to be located in north
part Of that thriving little city The
main line will then go through Mil
ton and up Couse creek, cross the
Blue mountains and have Baker City
for its eastern terminus. Further
claim is made that the line is to be
operated by electricity, an abundance
of power being available all along
the route.-Baker City Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02
BIG MARATHON RACE
IN NEW YORK SATURDAY

New York, April 2.-Longboat
Dorando, Shrubb, Hayes, Maloney
and st. Yves. the Marathon stars, will
compete in the $4,000 Marathon
Derby, socalled, at the Polo grounds
tomorrow From now until the race
they will rest. The betting on the
contest is somewhat uncertain but
those who have followed the sport say
that Longboat will rule the favorite
at to 5. with Dorando at 5 to 2,
Shrubb to /. Maloney to 1, and
Hayes and st. Yves at 10 to 1.
The winner of the Derby will re-
Give $4,000 in cash, with $4,000 to the
second man, $500 to thethird, and
$1,000 to the fourth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02

slightly cumbersome, but if an inch
is taken to be equal to 25 millimeters,
the result will be accurate enough
for any ordinary work.
Also in the average car the num-
Der of revolutions per minute is 1900
and the average owner who works out
this problem can be sure that he has
found the amount of his horsepower
far more accurately than he can OBJ
tain it from a dealer or agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-04-02
The Honest Proprietary Medicine

fills a national need in the land and
II will take more than the cry of
fraud" and fake" from the avara-
cious, over reaching physician to
overthrow an honest, reliable and
standard preparations like Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
which is made from the roots and
herbs of the field, and has cured
more women of female ills than any
other remedy we know Of