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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
FREEMAN IS WELL
PLEASED WITH MEXICO

TUCSON. May IN. F. Freeman.
pres dent u the Consolidated Nation
al baDI, has just returned from a
UP through Sonora and Sinaloa, ex-
tending as far south as Mazatlan. In
reply TO an inquiry Mr.. Freeman
stated that in the Judgment Of the
country along the line of the railroad.
from the Yaqui river as far south as
Santiago river, the present terminus
Of the road, possesses wonderful pos
sibiliues from an agricultural stand
point
1T VIII, however. take some tine
to fully develop these resources as
they are practically in their infancy.
with the transportation facilities pro-
vided by the building Of the railroad
in and through this country viii have
a wonderful change within a few
years" he says.
Mr. Freeman says he was quite i'm
pressed with the character Of the
railroad work which has been done
by Colonel Randolph.
IN riding over the road one would
imagine that it was a road Of many
years standing. instead OF having
just been completed" he remarked.
Mr.. Freeman has applied for and
obtained from the board of directors
Z Of the Consolidated National bank a
7 several months leave Of absence and
VIII leave for California IN 4 few
days, % be gone a month. and viii
then return and prepare for a trip
abroad, leaving here the last Of June
in company with Fred Fleishman,
returning 10 Tucson sometime IN
September, when he viii resume his
duties in the bank.
He says that he hopes by change
of surroundings and relaxation from
business cares for a time he VIII get
relief from a nervous condition that
is giving him a graf deal Of trouble
and some concern. A condition
brought on by close and continuous
application to business for so many
years having been engaged in the
banking business in Tucson for The
last % years. Is Of these as presI
dent of the Consolidated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
Animal vs.. Vegetable.

There is not single kind of animal
food which We might not replace with
a vegetable counterpart in most cases
It IS merely matter of choice which is
preferable, the animal or the vegetable.
In the matter OF cooking fats, however
the vegetable has FAR the advantage
Lard is made from the fat OF hogs
often impure and unciean, always indi-
gestible. Cottolcne comes from The cot
ton fields OF the Sunny South. It makes
food that can be digested with ease,
even by invalids. Cottolene is recon-
mended by both physicians and noted
cooking experts as much more health
ful and desirable cooking fat than lard.
Nilk-fed broilers at Angus grocery.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
Given up Business.

l.. 4. Henderson, better known as
Shorty" has returned from Canaan.
ca. lie has been there three weeks.
going there to take over a livery
stable which he had purchased. He
says, however. that there's no hing
doing in his line across the border
SO he turned the business over TO
another party and has returned.
lde will probably take charge OF the
Lowell branch OF the Palace livery
Co.'S business. which position he
held before going to Calanea.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03

gold, silver and copper. Two Shift
are working in this shaft and the
sinking will be continued to q depth
of 100 feet when drifts and cross
cuts will be run TO block out and de
termine the extent of the ore body
Mr.. Briggs viii remain in Bisbee till
about the 18th, when he will return
to the property and assume the active
management again.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
win SIGN Treat,

The Apaches and NaFsios viii sign
up a temporary treaty this evening
at the Y. W G.. 4. council lodge
in order that the proceedings % the
CapitolasCouncil may be listened 10.
1t viii take the form Of q Nay-day
party and viii begin about 7:30.
There viii be a May-pole dance on he
lawn by the two tribes assem bled,
.tomahawks aud knives only bcing
drawn in the execution Of the mum
Der. Incidentally, the Ap2cLcs aad
Navaios are the two baad5 at var
over membership for the Youns
Womea's Christian Associa ion
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
BRIGGS HERE FROM
RED MOUNTAIN MINE

Frank Briggs, president of the Red
Mountain Development company OF
Oregon. is in the city Tor a few days
on business connected with his prop
erty. Mr.. Briggs reports the ORA
COON Johnson district in a flourishing
condition. especially those properties
in the immediate vicinity of Dragon
station.
The Red Mountain Development
company ihas six men working at
present and one shaft Is down seven
tv-five feet with a splendid showing Of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
whhe soS pass Through.

Dor a few minutes last night those
Woo stood about the Southwestern
depst mad their first glimpse OF the
1919 baseball teams which viii rep
resent Ell Paso, better known as .Har-
buck's Husky Heroes" They were
in. charge Of Manager Frank himself
and all are well pleased vita their
showing at Cananea, where they play
ed Saturday and Sunday. Gray
Harbucks new twirler. went In anl
caraz,t Sundays game after winning
on saturday and proved as capable
receiver as deHverer. The bunch
,egister one long kick, however
aaajps, the Cauauea ball grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
Free to our Readers.

Write Murine Eye Remedy CO. Cnl'
caeo. for 4s-page illustrated Eye BOOB
Freo Write ali about Your Eye TroH
be and They will advise as 70 Ih@
proper Application Of the Murine Eye
Remedies in Your Special Case. Your
Druggist viii ell you that Murine Ike
lieyes Sore. Eyes Strengthens Weak
Fves. Doesn't Smart. Soothes Bye
pain. and sells for soc. Try i IN you
Ewes and in Baby's Eyes for scaiy
FveIds and G-anulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
Now He.s TieSet-Taker.

Leu Schnarr. he Wit Of Justice
Nurphy's court and without whom
lowell would be at a loss Is now
10 be seen in 4 new role. He's decd
ed that mining no longer agrees WIKI
hin, and has switched his affec ton
10 taxing tickets at the Das eDal
park whenever there is a game. BE
work OF a day like sunday demi nd
TWO weeks respite in the arms q
Morpheus.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
Ala soeitex Social.

Saturday night the members Of
the Warren Aid society held an On
ioyable ice cream social. The soci
ETY. was organized scme time ago
for the purpose Of procuring a PARK
size IN the City Beautiful, and the
proceeds Of the affair went mo the
fund being accumulated towards
This end
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
Paid Visit.

Gal Earthman, member OF BIS
bees baseball team OF las year
came over from Cananes for a short
visit yesterday He is playing SIC
ond base for the FL Paso Wnlte SoA
this year and made the trip IRON
CaBanea to Naco yesterday morning
bv automobile. with party
frie,pds. He took the $50 tram
for n Paso. upon which other mem
hers Of the team made the trip
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
May DAY Exercises.

Pupils Of The Warren and Low
en- schools celebrated May day last
evening at their respective school
houses. An entertaining program
was rendered by each school con
sisting OF music and vocal selections
as we'll as recitations. cjc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03

The splendid work OF Chamber
iatn's Stomach and Liver Tablets
is daily coming to light. No such
grand remedy for liver and bowel
troubles was ever known before.
Thousands bless them for curing con
stipation. sick headache. billiousness
iaundice and indigestion. Sold by
all Druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
c,,mnittees Active.

The various Fourth of July finance
committees are active every minute
and have several hundred dollars sub
scrihed already. They will finish
the canvass by the tenth OF the month
and then the work Of collecting, which
will be Undertaken by Secretary Rey-
pold4 of the board Of trade, win com
menRe-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03

come parties are all the rage
locally among the young people. Some
are content TO stay in Bisbee to try
and get a glimpse Ct the phenom
but Others insist upon going 10 War
zen TO obtain he necessary view
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
win Go to oouqIas.

Phe Wednesday club will 90 10
Douglas tomorrow. where its me NJ
bers will be entertained By the
Douglas Woman's club The regular
meeting tomorrow nisht has here
fore been declared on.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
NOTICE

There will be a meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Yaqui Arizona
Copper Co. at the offices Of Morrison
< Dorr at s O'Clock tonight.
r. l. HARRINGTON.
FgF lfE ?" President.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03

Justice High had a total OF seven
peace disturbers on the judicial car
pet yesterday morning. Nest Ct
them took the accustomed seven
and = half days in the county branch
pen
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
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. CITY IN BRIEF. o
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Country Bob In Town.
Robe Frasier. aetter known as
Country Bob" Of .Naco. was in the
city on business Yesterday. lie has
a butcher shop in the border town
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03

Are you insured against fire2 IA
not, bet er see Graf Brns about it
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03
PRIMARY RESULTS

MONTGOMERY. May Unofficial
returns indicate that Emmett A.
O'NeaI of Florence and e. p. Thomas
of Eufala were nominated in the
democratic primary for governor and
lieutenant gvernor of Alabama. and
that John Bankhead is nominated
United States senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-03

Roosevelt in Bis5ee Friday and
Saturday.
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
The 1ijou Theater.

Stair and Havlin present at the BIZ
jou tomorrow afternoon for weeks
engagement Gus Edwards musical
comedy School Days" with Hermu n
Timberg as the principal member of the
cast. This young musical play, which
toured the country last season, had u
long and successful engagement in New
York and is provided with an inter-
esting story around which are fitted
enjoyable and tuneful numbers given
by a capital chorus of good singers and
animated dancers. The musical acts
with which School Days" abounds arc
full of merriment and pleasure and the
new songs are likely to make q de-
cided impression here. The principals
of the company and chorus with their
attractive personalities, sprightly and
vivacious style and manners together
with their artistic acting and singing
makes the performance genuinely en-
tertaining to everyone and thoroughly
enjoyable.
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
TyI~F =
The Catholic Census.

Milwaukee, Feb. 2.-There are 3d.
5s7,o79 Catholis under the United
States flag, according to advance sheets
of the Wiltzius official Catholic di-
rectory published in this city. The
count includes the Catholis of the
United States proper. Alaska. the
Philippines. Porto Rico and the
Hawaiian islands. The Catholic popu-
lation under the British flag, according
to the same directory. is 12,o53,41s.
In the United States proper there are
14,347,027 Catholics, showing a gain of
111,576 over year ago.
The directory shows 4,S45 parochial
schools in the United States with an
attendance of 1.2S7251.
The Catholic population of the lead.
ing states in the Union is as follows:
New York, 2,722,e4s; Pennsylvania,
1,4s4.766: Illinois drops from second to
third place with 1,443,752; Massachu.
sets is next, with 1,s7s,772; Ohio has
61s,2e5: Louisiana, 557.431; Wisconsin.
532,217, New Jersey. 100000; Michi-
gan, 4s9,451; Missouri, 452,703; Mime
sofa 427,627, California, s91,5oO; Con-
necticut, 100000; Texas, 283,917; Iowa,
242,009; Rhode Island, 242,0o0; 1ndi.
ana, 21S,75S; Kcntuckey, 1926.
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
Marriage Banns.

The publication Of the banns of mat
rimony, long provided for by the &C.
clesiastical laws, has won the COM
mendation Of the Boston Herald, which
says:
The Rhode Island legislature took a
step in the right direction when it
passed law making marriage licenses
obtained in that state imperative I'M
til five days after their issue. Hasty
marriages are the cause of many d.
vorces, Legislation might we'll go still
further and require certain amount
of publicity before marriage contract
may be legally made. The laws of the
Roman Catholic Church requiring the
publication of marriage banns ID
worthy of imitation in the civil law
The best preventive of marital infe-
licity is not to make divorce more diff.
ftcult but to make marriage a moro
serious and more deliberate undertake.
ing. ~. ,A.,
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
GIadstone's Conversion.

In book just published, written by
Mr.. Ralph Hall Cain, son of the we'll
known novelist, it is stated for the first
time that Mr. Gladstone was won to the
cause of Irish Home Rule as result
of visit to the Isle of Man, which
enjoys the advantage Of Home Rule
Gladstone's visit took place In 1873
The island acknowledges King Edward
as it's ruler, but it is not under the
sway Of the British Parliament. The
chief, II not the only link with the
United Kingdom, ia the person OF the
monarch. The native legislature con-
sjsts of two branches, the governor
with his council and the House oil
Keys. Its revenues after defraying the
expenses Of the government, and con-
tributing a fixed annual sum to the
Imperial Exchequcr are available fol
Island purposes. Under this regime
the island has become content anC
prosperous. Englishmen acknowledge
this, but when they turn toward Ire
land, they have eyes and see not
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
Giving Blow for Blow.

Even in far away Australia, says Tr.
Yorke in the San Francisco Leader,
they are interested in the fight made
against the Examiner by the United
Irish Societies Of San Francisco. In
it's issue of December 2, under tho
heading, "Giving Blow for Blow" the
Catholic Press Of Sydney has the fol-
lowing:
Some one said that the Irish in
America achieved their present high
standing in the Republic by SHOW
ing their teeth" That is to say, when
they were attacked they didn't lie
down. They stood up and fought for
their rights until their rights were
conceded. They were determined, and
their opponents grew weary Of resist
ing them.
The reply tina Catholics Of California
are making to a series Of attacks by
Hearst's San Francisco Examiner is a
case in point, and shows how they give
blow for blow. 1t seems to have been
part of the settled policy Of that jour-
nal to regale it's readers with anti
Catholic ISLANDERS, calumnies and lies;
it has printed gross caricatures Of
sanity monks it has made itself the
lmouthpiece of free love theories and
agnosticism; it has held up for praise
and commentator the diabolical acts
of anti Catholic fanatics. These repeat
ed insults at last drove the United
Irish societies to league themselves to-
gether in vigorous campaign against
Hearst and his disreputable sheet. The
upshot Of this campaign has been that
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05

terest will center in the visit of DIR
Bogild. He is the foremost expert in
Denmark on dairy farming and agri-
culture, holding that chair in the Uni
verstty of Copenhagen. He will visit
the leading agricultural schools and cx-
pertinent stations, and then tour the
states, calling on the Danish farmers
DAIRY farming is carried on in Dell
mark with the greatest success in the
world. 1t Is a dairy country. The Hol-
stein breed is the favorite kind of cat
tie for dairy purposes. Yes, Denmark
has an oleomargarine problem just as
we have here. The poorer classes ell
use it. Butter costs between so and Sc
cents pound. The farmers, l under
stand, get rs cents a pound for it,
1.-THE fact that so many Danes have
come to America causes much interest
in our affairs in Denmark The popu-
lation Of Denmark is 100000, and IL
has been estimated that there are $780,
900 Danes in America. The reason,
principally, is that the third son on
the farm leaves to shift for himself
and naturally turns to America, the
land Of opportunity.
"Dr. Cook did not impress me oz
being insane. but l regard him as a
stupid man, one easily led and affected
by the influences about him. l believe
he is now nervous wreck"
DR.. Egan said Denmark still is
mourning the death Of Princess Waldo
mar, daughter of the Duke de Schal-
eres. who served on General George d.
McClellan's staff in the civil war. IIo
also says that Prince Hans brother OF
the late King Christian and known AZ
the "Uncle of Europe" is dangerous
ly i'll. He Is IS years old. He 10 a
close friend of King Edward VII Of
England, who never comes to Denmark
without calling OH him.
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05

Hearst has suffered from serious in
roads into his prof1ts-the only vul-
nerable point in his anatomy. Then
Hearst got busy, and bethought him.
self of charitable scheme whereby
he would reinforce himself and his news
organ in the favor of the Catholics CT
San Francisco. He at once started a
fund in aid Of the Catholic Youths
Directory, heading the list with the
handsome sum of $3.50. With this gift
he hoped to make ample atonement for
past offenses, and bolster up the shat
tered circulation Of his paper among
the Irish and Catholics of San Fran
cisco. 1t must have been NORWOOD to
the soul of Mr.. Hearst to find that his
little game did not work, and that the
Catholics of San Francisco were not to
be appeased by his filthy lucre.
Archbishop Riordan at once exposed
Hearsts petty scheme in vigorous in
terview with members Of the United
Irish Societies.
There is true ring to the Arch
bishops utterance. The actions of the
Catholics Of California furnish a useful
object lesson for the Catholics Of Aus.
tralia, who have it also In their power
to compel newspapers to show respect
for their religious beliefs. If Catholics
accepted the challenge in the American
spirit, there is no paper In Australia
that could afford to offend them-and
accept 1t they will some day.
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
Deprived OF Rare Works.

The London University will shortly
become the owner of the finest private
library of works dealing with Celtic
literature in existence, that recently
left by the late Prof. Whitley Stokes
to his daugters. The latter have pre-
scented the library to the University.
All the Irish and other Celtic works
published during the professors lo~g
life which are Of any value are to be
found in the collection. Many arc
out of print and hard to obtain. Among
these comparatively modern and vet
very scarce books are the publication
Of the Ossianic Society. OF the Irish
Archaeological Society, and the Annals
Of the Four Masters, published in Dub
lin in 1S4s.
Other interesting books in the library
are the Acta Sanctorum Hiberniae
(Louvain, 1856, the Trias Thauman-
turgea Louvain 1647), and a Martyr
ology, published in Venice in 1908.
which belongs to Bigot q famous book
collector. and has his autograph. In
the libary the student will find ample
material for the study Of Welsh. Irish.
Saxon, Cornish and Manx, and tho
latest works published on the subject
Of Celtic literature In Germany and
France, including the important works
of which Prof. Stokes was author and
part author.
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05
FARMING IN DENMARK
Minister Esan Tell. About it to the
Commercial Club.

DR.. Maurice F. Egan, United States
minister to Denmark, was guest %
honor at q. luncheon given by the di.
rectors Of the Commercial club at noon
Wednesday, and later addressed them
on Agriculture in Denmark"
The spirit of the gathering was con-
servation in agriculture, other guests
being DR.. Albert F. Woods, new dean
of the state agricultural school,; Pro-
fessor Andrew Boss, C. p. Bull, Samuel
B. Green and other members of the staff
Of the st. Anthony Park station. B. F
Nelson, L. P: and F. B. Chute and other
members oftthe .entertainment commit
tee formed the reception committee.
DR.. Egan told of the persistent and
scholarly efforts Of Danish scientists,
which had brought Denmark probably
to as high state of intensive cultiva-
ton and the maximum crop yield ~
any country in the world. He urged the
adoption Of the Danish methods by tile
AdA hCIo III luS AiSIIICI tributary ~
Minneapolis.
Strange as it may seem, DR..
Cooks visit excited an extraordinary
amount of interest in America among
the Danish people," said DR.. Egan be-
fore the luncheon. '"Fhe result is that
movement is on foot for an extensive
exchange Of education between the two
countries. Also a Danish professor CT
agriculture IL to be sent to America to
visit Danish farmers on their farms
and tell them of the success Of inten
sive agriculture on the small farms Of
Denmark.
"Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, presi
dent Of Columbia university; DR.. Nc
Cracker Of the University Of New York,
and DR.. Dutton of the woman's depart
ment of the same university, have gone
abroad and in exchange the University
Of Copenhagen. which compares favor
ably in scholarship with any American
university, has sent several of Its lead :
ing educators to America. One Of then,
10 DR.. Jespressen, the most learned
English philologist of Europe, who will
do work at Columbia.
Throughout the west however. in-
The Irish standard., 1910-02-05

Weed in Judge John Day Smiths
court, late Tuesday. She must have
had a sympathetic jury who wanted
to show landlords that tenants have
rights that they are bound to respect.
According to the contract ordinance
for the gas company passed by a
unanimous vote of the city council on
Tuesday evening, gas to private.-co con-
sumera will be IS cents. and to, the
city IS cents. Right to change prices
will be exercised by the council after
three years and every Ave years sub.
sequently, and the right. to purchase
at every five year period is reserved
by. the city. BY the terms of the orti-
nance the gas Company has 20 more
years under its present franchise and
ten days in which to accept. Tie
ordinance was signed by Mayor
Haynes on Thursday.
S. M. Owen, member of the board
of regents of the University of Min
nesota, publisher of Farm, Stock an
Home" and for many years a leader
in the business and political life of the
city and state, died at his home, l776
Knox ave. s., at 4 p. m. Wednesday
at the age Of II years. He had re-
sided in the city continuously from
1885 and won the esteem of all his
fellow citizens of every political party
and religious denomination. He was
thorough American and friend of
liberty to the oppressed of every cline.
He interested himself in the case OF
the Russian refugee and spoke clio
quently against his extradition for
political offenses at the meeting held
in this city last year. He leaves a wife
and one son and numerous admirers
of his character to mourn his death.