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The Washington times., 1910-10-05

IS CASH AND SNAIL MONTHIY
PAYMENT
VIII buy a beautiful bungalow
J. c. ROGERS. Owner. Mt. Rainier. Nd
FOR SALE-New 9-rooru house II acres 2 10
fruit. all kinds. i miles on W q & 4
Ry- Inquire GIG NJ St y +
FOR SALE-Lanham. Nd Pa r r 10
acres. Address SO Mass ave. y E
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
C0CH|SE BROTHERS
 GIVEN FOUR OFFICES
ARE ELECTED TO POSITIONS ,n GRAND LODGE OF KNIGHTS oFI PYTHiAs.

Residents of Cochise county were selected to fill four offices in the grand lodge of Knights Of Pythias now in session at Phoenix. The offi- cers are as follows: Judge x. Campbell of Tucson. grand chancei- Tor; W. c. Gilmore O. Tombstone, grand vice chancellor; J. F. Ross. of Douglas. grand prelate: J. D. Loper of Phoenix, grand K R. S.: L. D. Redfield Of Benson. grand mas ter of the exchequer; Tom Smith of Phoenix, grand master at arms: i: Dr. L. E. Wighton of Globe. grand inner guard; F. w. Smith of Will iams, grand outer guard: Professor A J. Matthews Of Tempe; B. Hat itch of Tombstone and John Hamil ton Of kingman grand trustees.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Bwano Tumbo Is now consigned to that oblivion that a famous prede- cessor in the presidential chair and a fellow citizen of tht Empire state characterized as Innocuous Desuetude. Most of our ex-presidents on retire ment have decided for themselves in a dignified way the problem of ''What shall we do with our former presi dents?' but the African Huntsnan has let the people decide it for him, and they have spokens
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
Train and Track.

Sept 1. 1881. The first electric rail way in the United States was opened in Kansas City.
 In Birmingham. England. a bonus of nearly s is given to every motor man for every three months that he goes without an avoidable accident.
 Any one of the twcnty-six new At iant1c type locomotives recently or dcrcd by the Baltimore and Ohio rail road will haul on q level q train of twenty-five passenger. ten baggage. seven Pullman and eight postal cars
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
SALVATION ARMY ID
 CONDUCT SERVICES NOTED OFFICIALS ARE VISITING LOCAL POST-WILI MAKE ADDRESSES

Col. Henry Lee. the provincial cousmander of the Iner- Mountain Province of the Salvation Army. of which Bisbee forms part. is visit ing in this city. He is accompanied by Major F. Waite, his A. D. c. This is Col Lees first visit to this city.
 He will conduct services in the Salvation Army hall on Saturday evening. Sunday morning he will preach at the Presbyterian church Major White will preach in the Bap- tist church Sunday morning On Sunday afternoon Colonel Lee will deliver an address at the r. M. c. A. In the evening a united rally will be held at the Salvation Army hall beginning at so'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
Short Stories.

The Portuguese navy has 5000 men
 There is a great area of oil in the gulf of Mexico. said to emanate from the Texas oil field.
 Ten huge searchlights are to be in stalled on tine Notifications at the en- trance to Manila bay.
 It costs about 5000 to construct one of the United States navy's newest torpedoes- which are fitted xith tur- bine motors and have a range of about three miles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

the initiative asd referendum in the constitution, no matter what the decision of the supreme court shall be in the Oregon case. Arizona would still have statehood. and so would Oregon. It is appropriate that this last effort of the standpat organs is the most ridiculous of all their schemes to deliver Arizona into the hands of Aidrichism.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
Facts From France.

Crimes of violence have increased to such an cxsens in Paris that new morgue iS 2 necessity.
 There are six voters in the village of Srucbey. France. and their votes are collected iu a soup rureep-
 Live trout are carried from French streams to Paris. sometimes more than 100 mi!e>. in automobiles fitted with glass tanks in their fOnneaus-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
The irrssoIuts Pest.

The irrssoiuts Pest. The sunshine fingered in her evss And giinted through her hair. She wasn't witty. no. nor wise. But she was wondrous fair. loved the ground beneath her shoe. She wore . slender three But. sh. I'd not the courage true To ask if she loved me, Full twenty years have passed away In poetry that's a score I meet her nearly every day And love her more and more. Her hair .s not a sunny crown. Her heavy step resounds, But she's a million salted down And weighs two hundred pounds.
 -CleveiaEd Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
Old Man Satan.

Old Man Satan. Satan knows the way 10 go Don't you ever worry: Track you through de heat an snow Cit you In a hurry,
 Listen. people.
 What l say:
 Don; you gfr
 In Satan's way. Satan knows de fruit dat grow In de ner an thicllet- Best of slI-fer him-he know Des de time ter pick it,
 Atlanta Constitution
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

The census figures show that Los Angeles has grown like a green bay tree during the past ten years. Can't keep a good city down.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
ohort Life Predicted,

ohort Life Predicted. The author of the brazenly preas agented novel smiled smuSly. ''Sc you read my ponderous voIumey" he asked And do you think it will live after mel"
 "It ali depends said the perfectly candid young woman Have you heart diseaseT'-Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Adios Roosevelt, demagoge. agitator and personal press agent, the Ameri- can people will have none of your new nationalism." The constitution ef their daddies is good enough for then.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Little Jersey used to be said by re- publicans to be "'out of the Union The erstwhiIe democratic eastern buiwark returns to the old and ia miliar allegiance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

We'll Prepared. ~What is the occupation of the party boss of that districtr' ''He is a shoemaker" "A fitting business" How soY' He ought to be able to keep h.s henchmen well heeled. American.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Neither Pinchot nor Baliinger is in a position to say anything about the elections. Strange as it may seem, neither is yindicated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Dispatches yesterday say that Taft is going to hurry up his program for legislation and have it crowded through before March {. next. IL is needless to say that the program does not include the reduction of tariff dutes that oppress the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

It takes a democrat of the calibre of the late John A. Johnson to car " Minnesota for governor And that democrat has to be a Scandi navian. to boot
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

The republicans have a majority or seven in the next United States senate. There are more than seven insurgent republicans, but they will doubtless vote with Aldrich in all matters except the tariff.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

When Roosevelt disorganized the New York board of police commis- sioners he showed his true character It was then rule or ruin" He has always been the same Roosevelt, and now he has disorganized and disrupt ed his parly. as those who knew him always felt certain he ultimately must. He is now eliminated as a political power. He may talk and talk, but he can no longer dictate.
 He met his Waterloo yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Tn overwhelming defeat ot the Big try generally. Once a very unpopu- lar man died. and a stranger in the town asked: What was the com plaintg" No complaint" was the reply Everybody satisfied"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

T1e result in Ohio shows what the democrats can do on a con. servative platform with a eonserya. tive like Harmon to lead.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
DOE REvivES DREAMS OF ORGANS.

It was only few days ago that we saw the standpat organs oi Arizona half tanned. nearly submis sive, and on the point of admitting that a conservative provision for the initiative and referendum in the constitution would not cause its rejection by President Taft. Then came the speech of Judge Doe. at tacking the constitutionaity of the initiative and referendum. and de. claring that inasmuch as the ques ton was now before the supreme court Of the United States. Taft would not approve the Arizona con stitution in advance of the court decision.
 whereupon we are treated to the spectacle of hope revived among the organs Even as the drowning man grasps at a straw; the starvingI man at a crust or the hungry jack all at a bundle of thistles. do the organs seize upon the Doe argument. and begin to warn the people of Arizona that the convention will ruin the chances Of statehood by
  dunn in any form. Just now they are trying tp arouse sentiment against any action favorable to the referendum. and are basing their efforts upon Judge Does opinions. which really were expressed right here in Bisbee by Governor Sloan before election.
 Judge Doe is an able jurist. and he knows that a decision by the supreme court adverse to ,he init ative and referendum woull uo more delay statehood for Arizona than the same decision in the case of Oregon would take statehood from that state. The case before the su- preme court does not involve state hood itself in any form, but merely the one provision having to do with direct government A decision ad- verse to the initiative and referen dam would simply take that pro ision out of the constitution. and leave the rest of the document in- tact. There is no logic whatever i'm the opinion that President Taft would be warranted in holding up oiIe constitution pending such a decision Such action by him would be inexcusable; it would be parti- sanship run riot: indeed, it would in itself lower the tone Of the fed eral bench, because Taft Is 8 law yer stnd former judge of the high CT courts. and if he would adopt the course which the organs have mapped out soT him it would be clear enough to the people that he was playing politics for the bene fit of a small faction of the repub lican party. We have more respect for the president than the organs ol his own party seem to entertain and We do not think be would stoor 10 anything Of the sort
 This agony among the Csnnon-A'd rich organs in Arizona springs iron rorhing but partisanship of the mar rovest sort. They simply wan
 vindication" for their discreditet nd impossible attitude during tho constitutional campaign. Ever since Ralph Cameron was brought out a. the candidate of the party, the chic stock in trade of the Arizona or gans has been an attempt to scare the people over one thing and an other. The standpatters have nosh ing else left in the way of an argu ment. and the resuf of the elections last Tuesday proves that the people of the United States do not scare worth cent.
 With a conservative provision for
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

The country may now be expected to return to days and ways of pros perity, for the ~big stick is broken up into material for a match factory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

La Toilette would now seem to be the logical republican candidate for president in 1912.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11
Meitino words.

Where are the snows of yesssryea-s Who cares for such advice! We only ask as noon draws near, Where is this mornings tce7
 Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Uncle Joe will not again be speaket Of the house of representatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

A Disasreeabie deception. Weary WiSgies-I don't like the re ceptiop l got at that house. Bleatfng Harry-who came to the door1 weaxy wiggles-The dog-Judge
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Judson Harmon is now more than a presidential possibility. He is a probability. and mighty likely one.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Or rolls every morning or evening if you say so. No need to bother about that part of the meal if you trust to usl Just for a change have us send you some of our bread CT rolls. We bake them so perfectly that you will sec how useless it is to waste time and labor in home baking with not nearly such fine re- suits.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

Speaker Champ Clark listens we
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-11

to the democratic tympanum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

Brennan IS a horse thief sent mp
from umauila county Ia Eastern
Oregon WUrmHdorff was convict
cd ol larceny IN Multnomah county
When Hast seen the men were driy.
ng ia the direction ~ Albany. or
STAIRS condition Is serious.
Starr aud bits son were driving
Ia hucna Vista from a farm late
yesterday Afternoon when two men
appeared from q bayfield, armed
with pltchforks.
They ordered Starr % turn the
buggy over 90 them starr re-
fused 10 do SO Thercupon the duo
set unon him and bea, hin into IN
consciousness
Tossing his body from the rig
into the road. the men made young
Starr a prisoner aud drove rapidly
away
Brennan aud Wormsdorff rseap.
ed FROM the penitenfiary Saturday
while working on the prison farm
The authorities have made no
systematic effort 70 capture them
other than notifying county on.
cials aud posting the customary re-
ward q $50 Tor their capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

years he represented some OF the
largest and most influential news
papers In the nation at Washing.
ton. but eventually reformed and
went into the governor business
you know ! used 20 think that
the newspaper man got the worst
OF IL at every turn. but now I'm
fairly we'll convinced that HIS life
is one Of perpetual appreciatiye
bliss alongside Of the public Off
cial
with all my years OF newspaper
trimming. I was shocked when took
office by the variety. yigor and vim
dictiveness Of the attacks on me.
All joking aside. II did pain me to
hear all sorts OF mean and mall
cioua things said about me. but ex.
perience of this sort breeds philos-
ophy and even n sense Of humor,
You soon learn the first great les
son Of public life that you cant
please everybody no matter how
hard you try. and those whom you
don't please don't put any limit on
their remarks. After you learn
this II isn't so bad.
Lesson Of Criticism.
Another fact you gradually as
simulate is that criticism, no matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
BABE BRAVE
DESPITE
AGONY
IN, rsi,sa rrs..,

PORTLAND. Ore. June 30.--suf.
fering intense agony from carboiic
acid which be had swallowed by
mistake. fouryearoid Floyd BIOL.
ton rlsked his life while trying Ia
stop the pain. because he did not
want "a wake his mother Physi.
clans declare that the lad will re.
cover.
Early today the boy went to a
medicine chest 20 get some cough
syrup
Ia the dark. he measured out sey.
eral teaspoons Of carbolic acid and
swallowed H.
As the acid ate into his throat.
the little fellow silently climbed
up 90 a shelf and searched for an
antidote.
lie secured a bottle and poured
some into a glass II was carbolic
acid also The boy only slipped al
g. Then. holding his mouth shut
so he would not scream. the plucky
lad went into his fathers room
and awakened him.
Still thinking OF his mother. the
child sat upon the bed and stifled
his means until his father secured
medical aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

way 10 avoid criticism Is 10 do moth.
Ing. Criticism means that you are
doing something.
Il hope any newspaper man who
Is thinking Of taking up the trade
o. governor will profit by my ex.
perience. Now let me tell you about
our lighthouses Just now I'm all
lighthouse. and next year | expect
10 eat them and dream about them.
you know ! didn't go TO Wash.
ington to have anything 10 do with
any legislation The only logisla-
ton that ! said word about was a
small appropriation for some heat
in the governor house to keep
Mrs Clark and myself warm. We
nearly froze last winter.
Got 20 Lighthouses.
II was I'm Washington for light.
houses and got them-29 of them.
I'm going to start a campaign when
| get home so that next year wc'll
get half million dollars for
lighthouses. That will provide a
light for every project approved by
the lighthouse board. II is time TO
pat an end to the loss of life and
OF ships. Besides, the insurance
rate must come down.
10 get back TO our old eomparl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
OPERATOR
MURDERS A
CONDUCTOR
Each Blamed the Other for
a Wreck at Ridgefield
and a Killing Followed.


HIp0EFIELD. wash. June 40
Conductor I ~ Stewart he dead and
r. ~ Fuller aged -. might ,elegra-
phcr and station agent for the
Northern Pacific railroad At Ridge
field. is under arrest accused Of
murder. as result ~ shooting
ARRAY IN the depot early today
Two brukemen who were present
Witnessed the shooting
Fuller viii BE- taken 10 the county
Jail at Vancouver tonight where he
win be formally charged with re-
sponslbillty of Stewards death
A week ego there was n small
wreck IN the Bidgeficld yards
Fuller and Stewart each blamed the
other. on account 81 tho wreck. en-
nifty between them grew. This
morning Stewart entered the station
10 get clearance papers for his train
Witnesses state that they began to
quarrel. and that finally Fuller drew
sun and shot Stewart through the
heart, killing him Instantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
BY Wax nALTnAsAR.

TRAINING CAMP. RENO. June 3o,-charlie White
today emergency
with
Fianaaans objection 10 him.
White will be step into the ring at notice
should withdraw
Of believe
was
the fight the finish unless ncspsctateo
retire White
will this
o. he
SEARCH FANS
today confirmed the
the will be searched they
will and
allowed carry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

Musical Champs

. Albert Porter. a Liverpool. =
. Eng. magistrate. recently cel =
. ebrated bis T9nd birthday by .
= sinKlng 100 songs IN s hours .
. and - minutes Some years :
. ago Herr Berg played the q
q piano continuously for 30 .
. hours. and then composed q
= what be ehristeusd the "Thir .
q ~ Hours Galop q
q That record Was beaten b. .
. Napoleon BIRD. an English. q
. man. who added is hours 10 .
. Herr BerES effort. playing q
. without moments pause. q
e i.Se0 separate compositions. .
. accompanying three concerts 4
= and playing twice for dancing e
Bot even this record did =
. not hold the front rank long. .
y for signor BAneia put tbs .
. piano playing record % 10 90 =
. hours. and then wound up bis .
. performance b. writing .
= long account Of It and giving =
. a lesson 10 one Of his pupils e
q IL IL needless 20 adj thar =
. none Of these gentlemen live =
. ~ flats nos musical fats. bat .
. apartment houses. Is meant .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
TAFT RUNS
DOWN PEDESTRIAN

Los ANGELES. Cal. June
so.--An automobile belonging 70
Or. ~. a. Edwards. brother-in.
la@ Of President Taft, ran down
and seriously injured Mrs. NJ.
Sanderson. IS. Of Glendale. on a
crowded down town street at
noon today.
o.. Edwards ~as IN the car,
but his chauffeur was az the
wheel Edwards and the ehauf.
fsur lifted the injured woman
into the car and rushed her 10
the receiving hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
WHITE TO BE
REAL REFEREE
Richard May Step Out of the Ring After the First
Round and Leave the Rest of the Fight to His Newly
Appointed Assstant-White Arrives in Reno
Today
10y United press.)

RENO, New, oe-Jo
Crushef" Sam Lanqford
Johnsons Kicks today. No
fods pontsdy
Woodnau, accompanied by friends
10 O'Clock 70 witness the taking Of the he
black training
When johnson camp, up
10 him attired IN a large bsthrobe.
he DID IT so POLITELY, POLITELY
johnson, very nicely and quietly,
- wish Mr. Noodman,
woodGan demanded Why replied: Now,
Mr. Woodman, g
Then you really want me TO eo?" asked Woodman.
~ please"
Woodman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

son. getting lighthouses Is more fun
than getting news. That's why
like che job as governor The light
houses viii be there long after Wal
ter T.. CLARK has gone and been for.
gotten. saving lives and property.
And as one newspaper man TO an
other. Il Is things like that that
make up for the Ills that come of Of
flee holding Every lighthouse is
an enduring story that will be read
nightly. OF course. IL isn't signed
story, but your friends will always
know and appreciate your stuff +"
Kept Him Busy.
Gov aud Mrs. Clark arrived i'm
Seattle last night The governor
was hardly in the city before the
Alaskans began to stir around in
search OF him II required nearly
an hour for him to get 10 breakfast
this morning. with telephone calls
and personal interviews pulling
him this way and that.
Every time he drew his breath n
Jap bell boy was at his elbow to
take him TO "A telephone booth. and
he never got TO the booth without
being stopped by some man from
the North.
There were men who just wanted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
Governor Watches Jeff.

to shake hands with him; men who
wanted TO know the inside of this
and that. and men who would glad.
~ tell him just bow things should
be run and they all received a cor.
dial greeting.
II was quite obvious that being
governor OF Alaska is a task. even
for hustling young newspaper
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
College Humor.

A freshman. meeting the colored
janitor. INDUCED In a callow Joke
Pretty near winter, William, he
said. iovially The trees are get.
ting nearly as black as YOU are"
Oats true. sab. and William
surveyed the elm trees thoughtful.
~ Natures wonderful. sab. no
mistake Come spring, dose treesn
be most as green as you Is. sab. 49,
Harpcr's Monthly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30

srFM Or June 50-After beating Henry Starr a farm
- into inseusihity and kidnapping his small son. two men.
ssed 10 be Harry Brennan and John Wormsdor siets
- ,s,apci. from the Oregon pcnitcntary making their
..msv IN Stars buggy today
Warden Curtis oi the pcntenary said this forenoon that
snsAly would organize posse 20 hunt the criminals as
= Ne asccrancd whether thc who assaulted Starr
: Il escaped men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-30
BOMB To
RAIN PRIZES
ON SATURDAY
Time Has Been Changed
From 3 to l O'clock
Boys Band VIII Enter
tain Crowd.

The star Pee Nut day program
has been changed
The bomb. with the 1900 prizes.
VII be- shot OF from the rnnf ~
Tho Star building az O'Clock Sat
utday afternoon A. first u uRs de-
cldea that the bomb would let so
mt 2 nctnck One o'rlork IT, ths iifae.
The Star building u the place Sat
uFdaY afternoon az / O'Clock
Tire Columbia Park Boys band ~
san Franchise. thr finsst boys hand
lH chs cpunfrs. will marrh ap e. The
Star office with banners fiying and
hornH taetinE Thene young must
clans coms from the bona. IT zes-
Nuf. aua they are al confirmed and
aespalred sug Zse Nut fi.udn
They VIII play On fruat ~ The
Star office while str tlit u iaadlne
the mortar pu thr roof. preparing
'p shgnt the buub into th~ heavens
The hamb aiIi he fliird with zoe
red. white and blue rosFunM when
u bursts In ine air These coupons
'vili eeme down for the erusa Ev.fg
couf'an - Epni fer wsmsthinR Read
ths iisl hsl0w
The Sanitary Market announced
To-day That if woud Kige aeay lss4
Nuf Saturday The Quaker dgsx
stores wIli give uachaKe wish stery
ss~csnt purchase. and the Circuit
fhestre Nlli eifs one with every az
frFuoep admission.
y aili ho worth Year while 20 80
ou hand IN frunf 0f The star office
Saturday afternoon Thousands ~
raekARes ~ Nee ~uf wlii hs thrown
from the roof ~ the staf Tor che
crowd 90 scramble for.
Here IL what ths bomh viii shower
down: