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The copper era., 1910-10-21

"She is being fitted for the stage" Studying hard, suppose?" /"Oh, no. Just being fitted with the necessary gowns"
The copper era., 1910-10-21

The foundation principle of our political structure: Namely, that of federation and that of local self government are alike necessary to the permanence of our institutions. Local self-government is necessary to the exercise of our liberties and federation or union is necessary to their preservation. The republican party has stood in the main on the one principle of federation to the neglect aud degredation of the other. It is no longer government of the people, by the people, and for the people, but a government of the peo- pie, by the boss and for the machine Within the past ten years almost every state in the union has had to call out it's military force to suppress labor riots and general disorder. Some states have called on this power many times and others have had to call for national troops. This is not local selt-governmeut by mili- tary force. The "Tin Soldier" has become an expensiYe fad to honest citizens and resides in most every little town of any business capacity.
 Now, the principle of federation was at stake generation ago. Father and son stood eye to. eye. shoulder to shoulder, and hilt to hilt to save the union. But while thus engaged in the bloody conflict the other vital principle was forgotten. Men who never had a patriotic heart throb were quietly gaining control of our great cities and towns not for public good but private gain. The republican party has not been so patriotic in its efforts, to secure the principle of local self-government. They have not stood eye to eye in its behalf, but in the unconcerned atti- tude of a pickpochet with thei- eyes turned toward the distant hay islands of the sea.
 Local self-government has become a mere machine and is operated for the benefit. of the party in power We ought rot to tolerate this any longer. The political boss operates the machine for the money only. This is his only reason for working in politics, on the other hand there are thousands of men-good men too yho are too busy with their own per sonal affairs. I can see no difference in the man who operates politics for his own selfish interests and the man who is too busy with his selfish inter- ests to devote any of his time to politics for the benefit of the public good. It is finer selfshness in both ;ases and the principle is the same. On the Sth of November be a man and vote for what you believe to be for the best to all eoncerned.
 J w. AKER.
The copper era., 1910-10-21

Coffee, it's called Burlington Hall at Smiths.
The copper era., 1910-10-21
Political.

Sunday, October 23rd, 7:3O D. m. The Foundation principles of Our Political Structure, 1 Federation or Union. ? Local Self government. Sunday, October 30th, 7:3O p. m. Popular Discoutent, l Cause of discontent. Significance of discontent Sunday, November 9th, 7:3O p. m. The Necessity of New Methods, A new Patriotism. Personal contact.
 3 Cooperation.
The copper era., 1910-10-21

"News is scarce this week, said the editor of the Plunkville Palla- dium.
 "Hard pat to it, are you?"
 "Oh no, kin fill up with advice to the new king.''
The copper era., 1910-10-21
Nnlics.

Notic is hereby given that all per sons are hereby forbidden to ship sell or illegally handle any cattle in the following brands: Z-L z bar L WIG.
 DAY & FOSTER. The crdss shows the separation of the different brands 1-I
The copper era., 1910-10-21

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

And now the Golden state Of Cali fornia has joined the ranks Of the insurgents. First it was Kansas in the direct primary. then it was Iowa in convention and now it is Califor- nia in the primary election that kicks over the party harness balks and rears and tears about like an unbroken colt. The troubles Of the republican party are increasing and Cannon, Aldrich, ct al, are facing the fight of their lives. They had pooh-poohed at the insurrection as con fined to a few middle western states, but clouds arise in the East and here is California sending up it's war cry and lifting the machine scalp as it acclaims a victory for Johnson. And the end is not yet. The wind has been sown and the whirlwind will be reaped by the party of the trusts when the people rise in their might and at the polls on November s pro claim that the republican party stands discredited and elects demo- cratic house.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
DlSQulETING RUMORS ABOUT CANNON.

Some of those who have been lis tening to recent political speeches delivered by Speaker Cannon. and have had opportunity to personally observe the aged gentlemen, are of the opinion that he is on the verge of physical and mental collapse It is to be hoped that there is little basis for the belief. It may be that the alarming report is given stronger foundation by what the speaker says in his political addresses. To reit- crate. day after day. the defense of obnoxious policies which the peo- pie have long since rejected, or have determined to reject, may not prove the approach of mental col lapse. It may be nothing but that peculiar stubbornness which some times attends old age, refusing to recognize the benefits of progress or the improvements over condi- tions that were fairly ideal before the war"
 Probably there is no difference between Cannon and Aldrich with respect 10 the mental state, when it comes to political belief or ser vice Cannon is more exposed be- cause he is making stump speeches. and Aldrich isn't. Perhaps his re- cent letter in defense of the rub Der monopoly, which was easily picked to p.eoes by his opponents. has served as a reminder to Aid rich that he should have refrained from breaking his silence. If si- lence is golden. 1t is in the case Of the old standpatters who re- fuse to move with the procession toward the political square deal. Political practices which border on criminal favorit.sm of special inter ests, after being indulged in for
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19


 My, My My, Wat news is this from the East? Little Timothy Woodruff once lieutenant governor of the Empire state. but never con sidered to have grown big enough to be governor. has had the brazen effrontery to oppose one 'of my latest policies. for ME to be chairman of the republican state convention and for ME to sound the keynote of the campaign. according to MY ideas Not only has little Tim had the bra zen efsrontery 10 do this. but he has made it stick. for be it known that he had the machine with him. And Taft is greatly grieyed that my pred eeessor" should have been thus shab- billy treated. while the strenuous one sulks in his tent. and threatens dire and dreadful things, actually threat ems to insurge and to have the peo- Dle spank the state committeeman and put them in their little beds. But will the people do 1t? Aye there is the rub. It looks like the beginning of the end with T. R-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

The sayings of old Gordon Graham are not so frequently in the public mouth as they were few years ago, but nevertheless they have lost none of their point. He understood human . nature so well that they will be pertinent to men and things hun dred years from now. in one of h1s famous letters to his son, he said Clothes may not make the man, but they make about all of him, except his hands and , feet, during business hours, and that's a considerable portion Of the , human animal"
 It is a bit of advice useful to the business woman as well as the busi- Tess man.
 it is not contended that clothes wfI do ones work properly or sup ply inc lack Cf brains. But clothes make the impression that secures one the work. Ones appearance is the first thing to speak for ons in seeking Q position. The position se- cured. it is up to the seeker to make good. But the first essential is to get the position, and in this clothes nowadays play an important part.
 IT one has strong letters of intro duction, backed up by excellent ref erences and proof of work done, a shabby appearance will possibly not count against one. But without these 2 person should wear success dress
 Tly this is not meant ones cos tune should be expensive or elab- n. su .lxr out of place in business. But ones appearance should be smart, up to ;.ate, well groomed.
 A woman, in discussing a bust ness acquaintance. said: "She is a wonderful woman. She has studied at the Sorbonne and at some of the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

Suppose Iowa had been voting on a constitution for admission to the union a few days ago. when the progressives won an overwhelm- ing victory, what would be Iowa's fate at the hands of Taft and Aid rich, if they had the power to ap- prove or reject the constitution2 According to the logic of the stand pat organs in Arizona, Iowa would be classed with Oklahoma as "un- safe" and refused admission to the
 lnion. If President Taft can stand such a doubtful compliment as this, and if his newspaper organs are willing to keep him in such light, we suppose there should be no ob- jection from the other side.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
Address all Communications to THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW,
 Bisb%e, Arizona.
THE PLATFORM.

The delegates to the democrats county convention will meet in Doug las tomorrow. In addition to th' important duty of placing in nomi ration ten democrats for delegate: 10 the constitutional convention, tht convention will bring forth a dem ooratic platform, standing upoI which the nominees will ask for the support of the voters.
 There is every reason to believe now that the democratic platform will be progressive, but not radical There is every reason to believe that the platform will declare for the principle of the initiative and refer endum, the recall, the direct pri- nary the election of senators by a direct vote of the people and in favor of the income tax. Upon such a platform. subscribed to by the nominees of the democrauc conven- tion, the democrats should sweep the county.
 Once more. before the convention convenes, the Review recommends that the wisest and safest course to pursue upon those questions upon which congressional approval is doubtful, is to submit them as sep arate provisions to be written into the body of the constitution by e majority of the voters.
 The organization steam roller will be brought into play at the repub- lican county convention. County Chairman Gardner and Postmaster Cassidy will be at the throttle.
 The rank and file Of the republi- can party, as well as the democrats. are in favor of the principle of the initiative and referendum. If the re- publlcens fail to declare for this principle. in obedience to the wishes of the organization, there will be q different story to tell on election day in dear old Cochise"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

son of Phoenix and Prescott, former Arizona delegate in congress.
 Twenty days ago Colonel Wilson. to cure a bad attack of rheumatism began fasting totally abstaining from food. satisfying himself by an oe- casional sup of water. On the twen- tieth day. he felt so much improved that he decided to once more live as other people, and broke the long fast by taking a litre nourishing food.
 When Colonel Wilson began fasting he tipped the beam at PAP pounds. which is little over the heavyweight limit. Saturday when he stepped on the scales he weighed exactly POS pounds In addition to the flesh he lost. Colonel Wilson also managed to shake the annoying limp that had bothered him for some time past. and the cane that he had been forced to carry for years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
Success Dress.

best universities of Germany. She has been everywhere. She has really remarkable talents. But she is posi- lively so shabby in her dress she simply can't get a position. Nobody believes she can do anything when they look at her"
 This is quite true. A busy man doesn't stop to listen to the creden- pression Is that she is not what he wants.
 The superintendent in large stores glances over the little army of ap- plicants and mentally puts aside as not worth considering the girl who is careless and untidy in dress.
 A really clever, brilliant man se- cured an important position upon a newspaper through influence. But there was Q distinct wave of disap- pointment throughout the entire force upon his first appearance. He was distinctly shabby, not to say ''seedy" He looked as if he 3e- longed 10 the clan who sleep on park benches. Not one in the office thought he could do the work eS- pected Of him. His appearance made it doubly hard for him to work into the good-fellowship of that office. His path would have been much easier and pleasanter had he ap- peared in clothes that were pressed and linen that was immaculate.
 Since these conditions are there is no use in ignoring them. Wise is the business woman or man who ad- Iaits their influence and acts ac- cordingly. It is simply batterinS ones head against stone wall to try to overcome them. It hurts oneself. but does little harm to the wall.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
Press Comment
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their descendants to inherit the hope
 of getting what they have waited foI
 in vain. But it is a rebuke to the
 government of the United States that
 graft and delay have so marked the
 course of the governments dealings
 with the Indians that they expect tc
 be robbed and are willing to suffer
 the skinning rather than the sicken
 ing bangs of hope deferred.
 Shyster lawyers and blatherskite
 members of congress have been de
 frauding the Indians so long that they
 are inclined to endure with the sto- acism for which the race is famous the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune which they have become ac- customed to consider the inevitable result of having to deal with the
 pale face" who can no longer be scalped with impunity.
 The further the Oklahoma investi- gation goes the more thoroughly con- vincing is the testimony of Senator Gore. That the Indians have been in the hands of grafters and have no hope of getting a government promise fulfilled save by submitting to being defrauded by lobbyists at Washington and thieves in Oklahoma is sui ficiently plain.
 The theory that the only good h. dian was a dead Indian actuated iron .tiersmen at a time when there was an imperative need Of impressing the red man with the strength of the white mans arms. Nowadays, when We are sending missionaries and school teachers among the Indians to tell them about the cancellations of Christian religion and the glories of American civilization, the govern ment should find a way to put an end to systematic robbery that pretty effectually contradicts, to the mind of the Indian, the statements of the missionaries and school teachers that the white man is a superior be- ing, who walks in the path of rec titude and in the direction of the light.
 If Senator Cores stirring up of the animals results in the awakening Of interest in Washington and the put ting Of the lid upon graft in the gov ernment's future dealings with the Indians, the Oklahoma senator can not be said to have agitated in vain. despite the fact that there still seems to be little probability Of anyone going to the penitentiary as Q result of his statements and the that has followed.
 The philosophy of the Choctaw is eminently practical as matters have stood, but it reflects very seriously upon the ethics of white Americans. i phy for a man to start out with when | It is an unfortunate sort of philoso- he becomes a citizen of the United 1 States.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

The Arizona, Gazette. in it's last issue, serves notice upcn the repub- lican party of Maricopa county that it will support the nominees of the democratic convention for delegates The Gazette bolted the republican party on account of its failure to declare in favor of the principle of the initiative and referendum and re- call. The position the Gazette has taken in Maricopa county is indica- tive of the course the insargent re- publicans will follow in that county.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
ASK ALoERmAN scHmIp.

To the Editor of the Review-'When knighthood was in bloom and demo crats held full sway the avenue from Brewery Gulch passing the Cop per Queen hotel to the Emporium building. was Cleaned every night about midnight So when daylight travellers were greeted with Q clean thoroughfare
 Now, since the change in politics, this thoroughfare is being swept any where from 6 to 7:30 o'clock sn the morning. with not a sprinkling can
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

The Fl Paso Times states that Fl Paso is to have a million aSssiar ho- tel and Jnss.. New Tork City capital will furnish it to the metropolis Of Southwest Texas. giving the Pass City accommodations which it is in need of Of course there is an if in the matter. If the racing season is heightened the hotel is to be built and this is to be done. says the Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

It is now the open season for stand patters and the great hunter of Oys- ter bay is said to have unboxed his hunting outfit, used for big game in Africa, and be planning an expedition into the jungles of New York He has not declared how many speci- mems of the standpatter he expects to ship to the Smithsonian Institute.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

forty years, may assume uuwonted virtue ia the eyes of old age Let the yneeIs Of c-ogress run over Cannon and Aldrch. but let them be spared from the sanitarium.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

That sporting element is now will ling to wager that just as was the case with the lamented James J. Jeffries. so will it be with the former republican champion heavy weight Theodore Roosevelt. he will never come back, because he cannot come back. He has gone back and :he ca will stick to him forever.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

The republican ideas of safe ard sane constitution seems to be con fined to one which will not mention initiative and referendum, and this although the constitution will oc adopted along the lines of that plan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

The besetting fear which some Of New Mexico's statesmen seem to have that congress will not approve the constitution of New Mexico unless those said statesmen write it is silly The only danger to the constitution is that the bosses will attempt to draft it and the rank and file will decline to accept it. The danger to the constitution is not in Washing ton; it is right here in New Mexico. Albuquerque Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
Courier Journal)

There is nothing surprising in the attitude of the Choctaws. They would rather be robbed of n per cent. of their inheritance than to live without 100 per cent. and allow
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

Bisbee sympathizes with Fl Paso over the tragic death of Mayor Rob inson in that e.ty on Sunday morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

the delegates can be more easily handled after they arrive in Ben. son.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

in sight The result is that the air is full Of dust. microbes and every thing that mankind should not breathe Will you kindly inform the writer whom to see to have this nuisance stopped and have the ave nue swept so 1t is not an annoy ance to Passers-by?
 --- A SUBSCRIBER.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
FASTING CURES RHENMArlsM

Saturday< morning at 9 o'clock marked the end of the twenty days Of fasting for Colonel J. F. VII
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19
\ SUBSCRIBER,

The writer of the above should see the Hon Jakob Sehmid. chairman of the street cleaning committee of the city council. who viii no doubt lis- ten to the reasonable request.-Editor Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

Phoenix, Ariz. has actually raised a quarter million to build a new hotel replacing the burned Adams. Fl Paso is nearly three times as big a city as Phoenix, but we haven't raised 25 cents for the hotel we have been talk ing about so Tong. Fl Paso is ready, however to cooperate to the eUen. of her ability in any plan for building a big modern hotel. that comes be fore the people of this city in good faith. Fl Paso will not be tagging when the real test come. The guar antees must not be all on one side, but Fl Paso will not require impOssi- ble things. We want the hotel and We are ready to chip in with the real hotel people when they begin talking sound business Fl Paso Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

Any governmental problem en- dorsed by a majority of citizens. in our opinion, is right: but be it right or otherwise majority rule is the basic of free government and will pre- vail The fear of the Arizona republicans that the people of the state will go wrong if given the initi- ative and referendum is prepOsterous. The fears entertained by the bosses is not that the voters would perpe- trate a wrong. but that they will DO RIGHT. That is what the bosses do not want. Phoenix Democrat.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

The Phoenix Republican has ex- pended columns in declaring for a safe and sane" constitution. Now if it will use a dozen lines or so and tell the people just what the republi- can party Of Arizona considers a safe and sane" constitution, says the Tempe News. the act will be appreci- ated. Up 10 date the republican press of the territory has devoted its time to the things it charges the dem ocrats are going to put into the con- stitution. but there is not one word as to what the republicans are going to do in that line except that they will be safe and sane" This will scarcely be sufficient for the intelli- sent citizenship of Arizona, and it is time for them to get down to buiness and let the people know just where they are at"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-19

Postmaster Cassidy probably thinks
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-08-28
GREAT SHOW At
THE ORPHEUM

Tonight is the opening Of the second
weeks bill of the season at the Or
pheum. and If one is to Judge from
the advance press notices and the
promises Of the management the bill
viii be one of the most remarkable
ever presented before the people of
Ogden At least Mr. Gooss. the man,
a"er. says it viii be the heaviest, with
the elephants and horses and electri-
cal effects carried for the Ballet of
Light, not To mention the numerous
properties for the other acts.
The act billed as the headline of
the hill is Loie Fuller's Ballet of
Light" An act that was the sensa-
ton Of New York and Boston. where
IL recently made its initial perform
ance. and we have the positive assur.
ance thar the act VIII be produced In
ogden precisely rs II was in the
metropolitan cities of the East, IN
the Ballet Miss Fuller is assisted by
seven young girls, I'm GrecIap costume
and with bare feet With the numer-
GUS bursts of light and effects on the
dancers. II makes a spectacle of gran
dure that is hard to describe, and
must be seen TO be appreciated.