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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

It's good men and it's bad. are re- pudiated by an indignant public.
 "Cannonism, 'stand-patism' and the coersive methods of passing leg islation. unsatisfactory and undesir- able. at times. except to the few private beneficiaries thereof. have in instances. made such a mockery of the constitution and republican form of government that the indig nation and present disapproval goes farther than personal animosity tc Cannon and Aldrieh. The party must rid itself of all those men who use the machinery of the admins tration and the cunningly drawn laws to further private ends before it can expect to secure the full confidence Of the masses.
 ''The nation is reawakened as never before. Daily Globe.
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FALLING
 INTO LINE

v
 At least one Arizona republican newspaper. the Phoenix Gazette. has deserted the stand pat organization cause and Is out for the insurgents, while another shows signs of insur- gency. The latter is the Republican of Phoenix, which believes good will come Of the house insurrec- tion. while the out and out insurg- CT is the Gazette of the same city. Anent the congressional rebellion and downfall of Cannonism. the Gazette, says editorially:
 @The mighty Cannon hath fallen. but representative selfgovernment has been at least partially restored. It now remains to be seen how well insurgency can rule. Party control has shifted and the respon- sibility rests in a measure with the progressive wing. Let us now have some real conscientious legislation for the people and for the welfare of the nation
 The overthrow of the autocracy established by Cannon points anew to the drift of public sentiment and the victory is pleasing to the heart and conscience Of tue country's best patriots, who see ahead the beacon light of hope of the return of the people to power. within the meaning of the constitution It will take many clashes and many drubbings of designing corporation politicians before the restoration is complete. This victory is reassuring but the battle must go on.
 This fall of Cannon is not merely a personal defeat It sounds the knell of the principle and unconsti- tutional policy for which Cannon. Aidrich and their fix stand-the usurpation of the functions of gov ernment for the enrichment of the special interests. The unrest in congress under the tyrannical rule of the legislative czar found it's counterpart throughout the nation. The insurgents looking ahead to the fall election realized the danger that confronted the party. They had to decide between party regu- larity-socalled-and the will of the people. Public opinion Is a force with which representatives in con gress must reckon. A roar of pop uiar disapproval moves with terri ble vengeance oftimes and a party
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WIRELESS TELEeRAPH
LEGISLATION.

The more extended use Of wire less telegraphy is evidenced by the measures which have been intro duced in congress to both extend and regulate it's use. The senate committee has made a favorable re- port on the Frye bill to compel all passenger vessels to carry wireless telegraph installations The only vessels excepted are those which ply between ports less than goo miles apart and those which carry less than fifty persons. including passengers and crew. The bill pro yides severe penalties for violations. including both fine and imprison- ment.
 The experience of the past few years has demonstrated conclusive ly the great value of wireless tel egraphy at sea, particularly as a safeguard against disaster. Several notable incidents within a year have occurred in which, owing to the instrumentality of the wireless vessels have been saved.
 Another bill before congress is the Burke bill. to regulate the use Of wireless telegraphy on land. This measure is intended to curb the ac- tivity of the numbers of amateur wireless operators. whose operations interfere with the proper transmits sion of public messages. The Burke bill. if enacted. will compel every person owning wireless telegraph outfit to take out a license. In this way the location of every wireless plant will be known, as we'll as the personality of every operator. Whether a license law will prove effective in preventing wireless in- reference may be questioned, but the fact that such a bill is being urged would seem to indicate that some sort of curb is badly needed.
 Owing to the cheapness of ordin- ary wireless outfits, many persons of a mechanical turn of mind rig up wireless stations. which enable them to talk to each other over short distances and tc frequently intercept messages passing between important stations or between ships at sea and stations on shore. There are cases in which misleading mas sages have been sent from these private or amateur stations which did harm. That their existence is more or less of a menace seems certain
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the in Roosevelt and Taft which they find a crime in you; in short. 10 personalize their own system as cannonism. to reappear as good as lew. as sinless as doves, as stain
 ess as snowflakes. you. after your
 fifty years of service. to pay the ,orfeit. they to get the reward! An.
 oseph. Joseph-dear old Uncle Joel
 it is true enough that parties.
 Ike republics. are ungratefuli Al.
 east you told them no lies! You itood to your guns. which. until
 here came a fire in the rear. were heir guns. The young may die. The old must. Your time had come. Uncle Joe. Better go down with colors flying than peter out in a long-drawn agony of hope and fear! We rejoice that the System with which you were allied no more than the others who went before you-which was no more Cannon ism than Reedism. or Crispism, or Carlisleism or Blaineism, for it was practiced and Illustrated more or less by every speaker of the House has gone down with you; for l. was a bad old System, quite elim- mating the spirit of Representative Government. The proposed change will prove good for the country and not iu for the House, It will lead to other reforms until high parlia- mentary methods prevail in con- gress, Meanwhile. as to you, Un- cle Joe. here's how. We looks toward you. Joe, There shall still be cakes and ale. Join us. old enc my join us. in singing that good old song. Never say die till the sea goes dry: we'll git over double trouble in the sweet by and byei'"
 AS for the Insurgents. just a word; are we peers. or are Ne vas sals; are you in with US, or just a lot of bunco-steerers: if you be for a reduced tariff join the Demo crats; If you be for a cleansing of the Augean stables. join the Democrats: but. if you be only mon- keying to hold your places, get ye gone for a pack of cheap-john poll ticians. The trick won't work twice. The voters will say in re- ply. you fooled us with Taft. That was your fault, If you fool us again. it will be our fault"
 The plot thickens. At least a Democratic House seems now as- sured. After that. we shall see what we shall see; but. from now onward with Democratic newspapers and Democratic party leaders. the word should be. close ranks, and down with doctrines and theories,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
Uniform Divorce Law Would
 Do Injustice to Many.
By Mrs KATE TRrr1RLE-wooLsEY. Author.


 HE of the United States crying for esher further regulation further restriction of dvorca At
 least 90 per of all divorces sought by womn d
 recly indirectly What need most is REFORM IN THE MARRIAGE LAWS. When get this the need of any kind of divorce laws will be removed large and Pry will be greatly benefited.
 The present laws in of states permit girl married before she arrives age which would permit her legally buy hat Any immature boy girl released criminal debauehee the sacred kno tied without trouble Such laws have TRAP PED millions of good into marriage and these laws should refuse to RELEASE them if they seek later go free WOULD PRACTICALLY Im- POSSIBLE OF REPEAL OR RETIREMENT AND WOULD PROGRESS REFORMING MARRIAGES, STRIKING GUS BLOW AT CIVILIZATION.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

An Associated Press dispatch of March 21 from Washington says: 'In the senate the statehood bill was reached on the calendar, but owing to the fact that Senator Beveridge is recupersting at Atlantic City from the arduous duties of preparing the statehood bill, Kean of New Jersey a member of the senate committee on territories. requested that the bill go over for a day or two, till his return" What silly tonfoolery some men can put forward and have it accepted as Legitimate goods. Pros trated because of his labors on the statehood bill. The only thing on earth he did was to have his type writer get out a perverted copy of the Hamilton bill. If Hamilton said "Yes" Beveridge said NO" If Ham ilton said two acres his nibs of Indi ana said one or blue-penciled the amount out entirely. He has the aroma of bigotry on his breath, and that is about the only thing that ail. old shaky legs.-Arizona Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

If the insurgents are tired of the interest serving republican party why 60 not they come out of ii and join the democrats in wipins ne party of Aldrich and Cannon rom the political map. If Aldrick ard Cannon are as bad as the insuA gents paint them, and we believe they are. then the republican part should never be forgiven for sad ding this pair on the public.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Wars thanks modern inventions being fought and by machinery and less and less by hand TODAY MORE DOLLARS ARE SHED THAN BLOOD
 In the olden days when fought with and sg battle swords and spea they rushed the fray another hand to hand Then VICTORY MEANT THE AKNI- HILATION OF THE CONQUERED ARMY for the victors ing already upon the heels of the vanquhed them without mercy
 Today like the Russians Mukdn army in good order, while it COVERS ITS REAR WITH QUICK FIRING GUNS, which the enemy is bound o respect
 There has been instrument of mercy that compare with the quick firing The gun much of mercy the gun that throws life line stranded
 The debt that civilization gunpowde the greatest that history has record In every land anpon GURP0W DER STANDS GUARDIAN all the wealth. progress of nations.
 TREATMENT WOULD RESPONSIBLE lENcE. YET THIS EXACTLY WHAT PEOPLE THE MANUFACTURE GUNS, oUNPowDER HIGH >Ex- PLosWEs FOR WAR PURPOSES ARE DcNe
 They look upon emanaons of war, while ter of fact they PLANTATIONS OF PEACE AND ARE WARS REMEDY and the soldier and PHYSI CLANS in the service of peace and prosperity.
 INTERNATIONAL LovEMAKINo THING. PRESENT ON. SAFEST PLACE FOR THE DOPE PEACE IS WITH THE MAN 
 We must ARM for peace and NOT DISARM for 1t Gnfy when it known throughout the world that vINCBLE be assured against attack foreign powers Ou. wealth. which Americans consider safeguard is the BAIT whk will lure the outsiders declare against
 This country today, of simple ought expend five hundred million dollars the very least it's Notifications and army.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

We don't imagine that Uncle Joe will have any trouble in handling the new committee on rules. as the majority is composed of standpat- ters who are perfectly willing that Uncle Joe shall have his way. Had the insurgents been sincere in their desire for reform in the house they would have decapitated the standpat speaker and put Champ Clark. the democratic leader, in the chair. A so-called republican insurgent is simply fighting for policies and measures advocated for many years by the democrats and until he joins with the democrats he is not to be taken seriously. A man who advo- cates democratic principles and votes the republican ticket is a DC liticai hypocrite and nothing else.
 The attempt to make Uncle Joe
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Roosevelt's return to real civiliza- ton at Cairo was the occasion of a celebration which must have pleased every American heart, irrespective of party. for 1t was a demonstration recognizing the office he had held more than to the man As such the honors paid to the United States must bring a distinct feeling of sat isfaction and pleasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
says the Arizaaa pemocrat:

Says the Arizoaa Democrat:
 'The republican senate has con cluded to pass tle Arizona state hood bill in July. just before ad- burning This is done. it is said. to give the people of the territory an opportunity to vote for a con stitutional convention in cool weath- CT. The presumption is that if the bill was enacted at the present time the date for a constitutional convention would come in July. when a large number of the so-call- ed better class are taking their va cation. and us monkeys who cannot get away would put some objection able matter in that organic law. That confounded American house of lords is a heap too smart for us old Arizona yaps-"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Hon. Mark Smith, just returned from Washington to Tucson. express es hope that the democrats in the senate will be able to force a vote on the statehood bill and that if successful the measure will pass. Republicans would gladly kill the statehood bill by a stab in the dark. but they fear to do so openly
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

The reports from Anaconda that an issue of e.0OO. 900 shares of stocl, have been authorized by the Ana eonda company for the purpose of taking over other properties is an indication of great copper merger though not so gigantic as was indi. cated by reports some months ago. The report from Anaconda does not put the Cole-Ryan interests in this merger. but reports from Salt Lake City indicate that the Guggenheims may be included.
 There have been 6 number of groups of companies which have merged within the past few months. It may be that the much talked-oi copper merger will be nothing more than the formation of such groups or 1t may be that such amalgamation into groups is but preliminary to a further combination of these groups into still other mergers or one great merger of many companies Moth ing is now heard of Phelps, Dodge & company joining in any such pro position. Such reports were effec. tually discouraged by clear denials at the outset of all the talk.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

At last the people of this country are coming to realize that demo crats have been telling nothing but truth about the republican party dur ing the last twenty years. The remedy needed in this country now Is to take the government out of the hands of party that has en- throned the dollar and degraded the man.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
gent. Gee: but that must have been pleasing to Uncle Joe"

President Lovett. of the Southern Pacific company. on his arrival in Arizona promised for the near fu- ture, will find that if he desires to keep up with the Arizona railroad procession he will have to order Col. Randolph to begin throwing dirt.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

It seems that the republican can cidate for congress so unmercifully
 walloped by the democrats in Mas sacnusetts this week was an insur-
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to start on the line south to Port Lobos and the completion of the Tucson-Nogales cut off near. the old pueblo may be said to have a very high railroad fever
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
REPUBLICAN PARTY IS RESPONSIBLE.

REPUBLICAN PARTY
 IS RESPONSIBLE.
 The general rejoicing which has gone up throughout the country be cause of the drubbing administered to Speaker Cannon in the lower house od congress last week can be interpreted to mean nothing but that the people of this country have at list awakened to existing conditions in rbe government Of this country. Speaker Cannon has had no power Co eitker dictate legislation or serve tie trusts and special interests which was not conferred on him by the republican majority in congress. Hence his responsibility for his of ficial acts are no greater than that of ais party He has stood pat for tariff protection and for other poli- cies dictated by the special interests and he has been able to do this be- canse his party. including Roose- welt as well as Taft. have stood pat for sia Aside from a few so-calIed insurgents in the republican party. vhs are insincere. the Cannon idea represents the republican party of the zatisa.
 Republican papers in lambasting CsnEss may not hope to divert at- teRaes from the responsibility of the republican party for what has been done ia the past by Cannon. Aldrich and other leaders of that party While the great mass of the people are protesting against the in- iquity of the tariff bill passed by re- publican votes in congress last year President Taft stands up boldly now and declares that the Payne-Aldrich tariff bitI is the best this country has had for years and comments Senator Ai1rich in connection with his proposed financial legislation as a great national statesman.
 Republican newspapers cannot fay Cannon without pleading guilty 10 the Derfidy of their own party. Following is su extract from one of the Arizona republican papers and we commend it as a perfect contes- sion that government of this country by that party has been a failure:
 The republican party was formed that a government of the people. by the people and for the people should not perish from the earth. It was not formed to foster an economic and industrial system which has  done more to centralize the wealth of the nation in the hands of few Jss;roy Individuality and enthrone yslnshness than all other agencie. 1cmbinee."
 Further or ia the same paper VI <,-d .t,a fofto-rf,q
 Keep tae party pledges. Revis' the .ariff and revise it down. Gu out the huge tariff margins whicl have bCilded the gigantic fortune ,f Carnegie. Rogers. Rockefeller ani Morgan and raised the prices O dfe's necossa-ies until the who'll public fs in revolt"
 With such republican confession
 ging throughout the country th lsn is hopeful for victory for tn Enocra1r party which has bee forndine a warning of the comin ~ these government iniquities fol 10 these many years.
 canaonism and Aldrichism ar i;ns promoted and put in positio md power by the republican party snce f is pleasing to quote fun iAer from a republican paper:
 The country is out of patienc With cannonism. with Aldrichisn md all those terms represent R. Tablicanism. real republicanism, ca
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Tucson is just now in the railroad limelight. With the E. P. & s. W. surveying to that city. work ready
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
Dove of Peace Is Safest With Man Behind the Gun.
By HUDSON MAXIM. Inventor of Explosives.

HERE is greater than the belief that the deadly engnery becomes the greater is the loss battle, for the exact opposite is the truth.
 Increase in accuracy and range of guns is swered by increased distances between contending ar
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Girls, Go In For Athletics!
By THroDA BUSH. College Girl Athlete

experts throughout country sy ss1 a Radcliffe
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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14

Despite the opposition of my parents
and certain head shakings on the part
of intimate friends, persisted in my
engagement to Edward Illsley. There
was something about him beyond
these warnings that made me uncom-
Portable. He would make an engage
ment to be with me during an evening.
break 1t and give no satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION. After he had done this
several times resolved the next time
to corner him by forcing him to tell
me where he had been. When that
next time came round he claimed that
between the hours of s and II he had
been at home without his knowledge
l asked his sister as to his where
abouts on the evening in question, and
she told me that he had not been at
home, but said he had been with me.
This convinced me that he was de-
ceiving me. and | told him he must
either make Il clean breast of the mat
ter or would break our engagement.
He took a solemn oath that he never
left his home between & O'Clock during
the evening he was supposed to be
with me and O'Clock the next morn
ing. When ! asked how that could be
he told me that to tell would involve
others whose acts he had no right to
divulge.
Curiosity now became my dominant
motive | would have broken with my
fiance had it not been that | believed
| could get his secret by remaining en-
gaged to him. whereas if sent him
away | would never know it. | pre-
tended to be very much hurt at his
want of confidence in me, and he
seemed equally put out that did not
feel assured his statement was true
and because | should endeavor to
force him to reveal secret which in
vOlved others.
The result of half hours probing
gave me the impression that he was
connected with several persons of both
sexes who were united by some secret
bond, but that this bond was Of any
especial Importance did not appear. 1t
did not in any way explain how Ed
ward could have been in the house for
three hours one evening when he was
supposed to be visiting me. And what
had the events of these three hours to
do with the persons whose secrets he
would betray by making an explana-
ton?
After a long period Of questioning
and waiting. questioning again and
waiting again, gave up trying to get
the secret |, however, applied one
test before taking final action. asked
to be admitted to this coterie of which
Edward was supposed to be a mem
Der. He said that must be elected
and the number was complete. By
this time ! knew that should get no
satisfaction. and. since | was not mind
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14
FATAL ENCOUNTERS.
Reckless Gun Play in Allegheny coun-
ty, Pennsylvania.


ty, Pennsylvania.
Fighting with revolvers in Allegheny
county, Pa, has cost three lives within
48 hours; three participants have been
wounded in the four engagements ana
two of these are in serious condition
The toll of reckless gun play is:
The dead:
Patrolman Daniel Santon, shot and
killed by Robert Robertson, negro,
in Jones avenue tenement.
Collins Wells, southern negro, killed
in revolver battle with police and de-
tectives in Corapolis.
Michael Joyce, of Universal, shot
and killed by "Dic" Johustone, while
trying to plunge a knife into his enc
my.
The wounded:
Patrolman Henry Miller, of Cara
opolis, shot Saturday in a running bat
tie; will recover.
Joseph Paris, Of White street, Nc
Keesport, shot in the head by Leon
LetsOn, boarder, during a duel
Leon Letson, boarder at the Paris
home, shot in the groin by Paris.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14
A Question of Identity.

A question in u recent examination
on THE Merchant of Venice" was:
Give three reasons why Shylock
hated Antonio"
One little girl wrote as one Of her
reasons:
"Shylock hated Antonio because he
was a Republican"
The teacher was puzzled. Where
could the child have got that idea3
Then she remembered that Shylock
once said of Antonio. "How like a
fawning publican he looksy-National
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