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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
.PUGNACIOUS ONES
 HAVE THREE FIGHTS
BREWERY GULcH ENLlvENED BY FIsTic ARGUMENTS COMING IN RAPID SUCCESSION.

There were fights galore in Brew cry Guleh last evening, in fact that avenue seemed staged for a contin- uous performance. The two head liners gave their performances before stray policeman put a stop to it., presumably because the two artists had not paid the license which the city requires from all street perform CTS. The first clash between these disciples of Johnson and opponents Of the manly art was short, and recon ciliation quickly followed, and friend ship was re-cemented by a glass of root beer and a soda cracker. For Q short time all was serene and the dove of peace lowered over the Gulch. But not for long. Some new phase of their dispute sSose which required adjustment and once more the god of war held sway in the guleh with the misfit name.
 Round number two was entered into with much enthusiasm and was cheered madly by the sidewalk au dieuce.
 Once more peace was patched up but alas, it was only a truce and a short one at that, and time was called once more. 1t was then that officer Wilmouth arrived on the scene and regardless of of the fact that neither gladiator had been counted out and that both were apparently anxious to do right by the moving picture people, he gave them boti the count and rang down the curta.I on the show.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
FLANAGAN WAS
 READY IG I!G 9UIITT 9QUHIIT HIS POSiiII1166i
Story of the Awful Roar Made by Republicans Over Action of Council in the RedIight Matter

Much comment was to be heard around the city yesterday upon the the action of the republican members of the city council in resembling the step taken Tuesday afternoon. when the city attorney had been instructed to draft an ordinance extending the saloon limit to the red Light district. The puzzle which confronts most Of the citizens seems to involve the req son for the quick change of front and several conflicting rumors are abroad. The one best authenticated is to the effect that the whip hand was played by the city attorney, E. J. Flanagan, who wrote out hs resig- notion and on Wednesday morning called the mayor. Schmid and Greasy the republicans of the council who had supported the measure. threat ened to hand in his resignation in open meeting rother than to draft such an ordinance. contrary to the promises and campaign pledges of the party which had elected them to office. Not only that. but it is under stood. he threatened to state his req sons in such manner as to bring dis credit upon the republican members of the present administration.
 | Other prominent republicans then got busy. each one telling it. to the l''insurgent" councilmen who had for gotten their pledges made during the ,a -,,,,af fs-,, ,,,-. ,s s,ol,- hoeo-, .h.,- bad grown cold. The roar from the c 10. P. camp became threatening Traitor" was a mild term. Party ! leaders fitted hither and yon and 1 the result of the hubbub was thai Schmid and Greasy soon saw the erroi of the way they had chosen on tho I day previous. Both joined in the cry give us a meeting or gTe us wooder ears for we can stand no more O this upbraiding at the hands of ou party" Wooden ears not being con veniently at hand a special meeting was called and as a result the orde was revoked
 Public attention is now turned C the other order of the council involy ing physical examination of the VIC men of the district This order can not be enforced by law. attorney
 state Hughes, democrat, in opposh
 the ordinance declared at Wednes
 days meeting that the city by vii
 tue of it was placed in the same DC:
 ition as the miserable men who liv
 of the wages of the women. It i
 believed that this question will b brought up at the next meeting of tn
 council, and that the physical exam ination order will also be abrogateS
 Place the question fairly befor
 the citizens of Bisbee." said Hughe!
 in his short speech to the council O
 the subject, and I am sure that ever
 one will be ready and willing to pa
 the additional amount involved, rail CT than place the city Of Bisbee i
 the position of living off these unfol
 tunate women" This sentimen
 seems 10 be general among Bisbee' presidents, judging from the numerou
 conversations heard yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
POSITIONS 6PEN IN
 DOMESTIC SERVICE
MISS CUMMINGS CAN PLACE SEVERAL WOMEN AND GIRLS IN GOOD HOMES.

While by no means conducting an employment buresAl there are few people in Bis0ee that are sooner aware of a position becoming vacant than Miss Cummings, of the charity committee of the Bisbee Board of Trade. At present she has a list of good places for women or girls de siring employment as domesk.cs.
 Miss Cumminga stated yesterday that she will be pleased to furnish any woman or girl with the names of thase desiring domestic help. She may be found at her office in the Central SckooI building. She viii dc her utmost to place them. and in case they prove satisfactory should
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
aishee The Champion


 Rv virtue of winning the match win the Seattle Rifle club. on Sunday Julv 3. the Bisbee Rifle club holds the championship of the Pacific coast league. The score of the Seattle team was received yesterday by F. C. Hurst and totals but T4S out of a possible 900 points while that of the local men shows a total of TT, winning by 29 points.
 Six teams compose the league. Seattle. Southern California Rifles. of Los Angeles, Pasadena, TacorAa, Spo l-ane and Bisbee. All matches were shot of on the 200 300 and 500 yard ranges. ten shots on each range for each man. any and all men shooting and the six high scores being picked Each mans possible score was leo and the highest possible team score being 300 points.
 The match results. commencing Wllh the match with Spokane, are as fol lows:
 Spokane 769, Bisbee sos; Los An geles 739. Bisbee 7S0; Pasadena 1oo Bisbee TT: Tacoma 776, Bisbee 7si' Seattle 74S, Bisbee TIT. In othe' words Bisbee made 3.SS9 out Of possible 4.5O0 points or an average for the entire season of S7 1-2 per cent. The Sunday scores were Mitchell 134; Cunningham. 134; Hurst, l35' Fisher. 12S: McMinn 127; Hawley 121: total TIT.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08

good plays and forgot the errors.
 Gerald Sherman. general superin- tendent of the Copper Queen com pany. was next on the program, re- spending to the toast. "COl. Powell, a nelghbor in mining" He told of instances in which the two companies had cooperated and thereby saved time. labor and litigation. paying high tribute to MT. Powell as a mining man
 Joseph E. Morrison. in treating the subject assigned to him. "Col. Powell as a political manipulator." brought an essence of fun into the evening by relating several anecdotes. and in conclusion proposed toast to the guest of honor. which was drank by all standing.
 James s. Douglas of Douglas was called on for 8 few remarks upon The Influence Of Col Powell in Douglas"
 Dr. T. F. Wright responded to the toast. Powell the friend of Douglas" paying additional tribute to the col onel as a boss
 Col Powell then responded to a call for a speech. He began by relating a characteristic anecdote of the visit of President Taft to this territory. and then. coming to the real topic. expressed his heartfelt thanks for the tribute paid him by the large and representative gather ing. The number of representative men of the district present indicated, in his eyes, he said. the stamp of approval placed upon his work While he had been in the territory but five years. the welcome accorded him upon his arrival had been SC cordial and his relations had remain | ed so extremely pleasant that he felt that he was all Arizonan and had determined to remain in the ter ritory.
 In treating the subject of Bisbee Mir. Powell stated that he felt con fdent that Bisbee within the nex few years would advance as greatl. as in the time of his service in thu local field, and would attain and hol' the pre-eminent position among cor per mining camps.
 He then drew comparisons betweel
 Bisbee as he found it and nov
 compIimenting the mines. He ca pressed his appreciation of his co workers and statt that he hope
 they hold him in even half the es
 teem that he does them.
 Col. Powell said that he does nc
 intend to leave Arizona, having ma
 teriaI interests in the territory. a
 well as an innate love for the peopl and the country. He forsees a grea
 future for the territory and wishe fo be among those who aid in ul building the greatest state in th
 union
 Dropping the purely persona
 standpoint. Col. Powell discussed th [ Arizona constitution. stating that h
 hoped an equitable document woul
 result from the gathering of the de
 egates, granting special privilege - to none. but equal privileges to al ' corporate and private interests alik'
 Such an instrument would show tina t Arizona and her people are able an , equal to coping with any situatio D that may present itself g Personally he stated that there ! no chance of his entering the iel : of politics. Rumors that he is { @ be a candidate for any office al
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
SPORTING NEWS

Bisbee fans are iRterestedly await ing the outcome of the clash on Saturday and Sunday between the Morenci team and the Bisbee Miners who play two games at warren Park. While it is generally oeheV' ed that the Miners will win oo.h games. yet Morenci is known to have strong team and a hard bat tie is expected each day. =
 McGregor. recently secured. rom Peoria. nl. was released by the local management immediately ai'er inc Douglas series Saturday. Sunday and Monday. his work not being ui to the class desired b. Manager Dalrvmple. Although several pitch CTS are on the string, Dal- has no' vet decided which will be hls choice
 The Saturday game vii be pitched by Dean. while Marshall Will handle the pill in the Sunday game.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08

baseless.
 Mir. Powell then spoke of his sue r 'cessor recommending him to the same hearty reception accorded him upon his arrival here. and stating that he is broad-minded and just man. who would be fair in all his dealings
 The colonel sat down amid great applause and after three cheers had been given the assemblage dispersed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
SIMS ELY

Dr. C. l.. Edmundson was first call cd upon. He made a very short ad- dress and was followed by former Mayor George Neale. who had the subject 'Bisbee'c relation with Col Powell"
 MT. Neale in a gracefully worded extemporaneous address. called atten- ton to the accomplishment of Col Powell since he came to the warren district as the local head of the Cal umet and Arizona company. He hk' ened him to the pioneers of old be- cause of his having brought the com pany through the wilderness of de velopment into the empire of pro ductiveness.
 W. E. Mckee. master mechanic, was next called upon by the toast master and paid a touching tribute to Col. Powell. his subject Colonel Powell, our friend" rendering him wide range for expression Of his ap pueciotion snd tha of his co-workers of the c. & A. for the privilege oi being associated with such a good mining man and so good a man per sonally as As the colonel.
 George Kelly, of Douglas. respond ed to the toast. Col. Powell and ths press" After telling an anecdote oi two connected with hie early acquaint ance with Col Powell. Major Kelil expressed the hope that Col POwel would see fit to remain kr Arizon; for many years. a sentiment whiei was heartily echoed in the cheers O the banqueters.
 Dr. F. F. shine then told of Col Powell The friend and neighbor, nroposing a toast which was heart iy drunk by the assemDiage stand ing.
 Judge J. NJ. O'Connell, ss presiden Of the Warren District Baseball assc ciation, .recited the manner in whc Mir. Powell had aided baseball in th district, declaring him true frien Of all lovers of clean sport. and an al dent baseball fan, who cheered tn
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
JEFF NEAR HOME

SAN FRANCISCO. July 7.-James J. Jeffrses and his party left here to night for Los Angeles. He stated that he had no plans beyond staying at home and taking hunting trips into the nearby mountains. Curious but quiet cSowds followed every move met of the party.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
ele IRAcT WITHpRAWN

BEVERLY. July 7-Continuing the policy he calls practical conserva- ton. Taft signed orders to withdraw 35, ,O73.164 acres of coal lands from the public domain in the states of North and South Dakota. Washing ton. Utah. Colorado and the Terri tory of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08

be able to locate good positions for them.
 While there are a number of char ity cases now receiving attention none Is out Of the ordinary in any fea lures. Mss Cummings states.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
NO NIeeeRs HeRe~

MEXICO CITY. July 7.-Mexico City will welcome the moving pic lures of the Jeffries-Johnson prize fight. Governor Banyda Escandon of the federal district said he would not attempt to put the fight films under his jurisdiction but on the contrary would like to have them. Happily he said, we have no negroes here.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
RICHARD E. SLOAN
Phoenix. July !

PhOenlA, JuIy q Acknowledging your kind invitation to attend banquet in honor of Col Powell l regrt that business en- agreements here prevent me from at tending, as it would give me much pleasure to testify, by my presence my appreciation of the good things he has done for Arizona. Am glad indeed to learn that he does not pro nose to leave the territory Knowing that your banquet will be great sue cess, and with best wishes for all l am yours sincerely
 SIMS ELY
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08

Wiswsll in City.
 Charles E. Wiswall, of Cananea is in the city for a short stay on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08

OUR BREAD IS NOT HEAVY Even i fthe leoaves are a good, gen. erous size. It Is as light as sponge cake and stays so until it is all eaten up. Have us send you a loaf or so for a week or two. After that we believe you will appreciate how much better our bread is than any but the very best home baked-and cheaper. too.
 BlSBEE BAKERY JOHN NIcOLIcH PROP.
 PHONE 2se
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
Very truly
 DAVID COLE
Prescott. Arlz.. July

My compliments and best wishes to my friend Col. Powell and the Bisbee Board of Trade, with s-n- cere regrets that I cannot be with you tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
Nat onal League
MAGNIFICENT BANQUET
 IN HONOR OF COL. POWELL
CContinued from page D

(Continued from page l-J
 Your telegram received l regret my inability to attend banquet in honor of my good friend Col L. w. Powell. Please extend to him my best wishes.
 Very truly
 DAVID COLE
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-08

Batteries Karger and Carrigan {; Vaughn, Fril. Sweeney, Walsh. Mad dox.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07

"Rosh I~Toshanah' or New Yca, WAS observed by the Jewish
world Tuesday. With Jews that day inauguraied the year 5671. Ten
days late. the Day OF Atonement' or "Yom kippur' will be
observed.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07
A Store ShuoId Speak for Itself

The Miles Standish idea of courtship
by proxy obtained in store management
very generally, until recent times. 1t
was thought that ''pleased customer,
was not only ''the best advertisement, )"
but that no other advertisement was
needed.
That was true, to some extent, be-
fore the days of larger development of
the store idea. Now a store is a great
bureau of service, standing for much
besides, mere 3uying and selling.
And with the broacsiGc functions Of
the store the need of constant publicity
publicity systemizcd, made valuable
to all peoble in giving to them opportu-
nifty news-developed.
ProXy-advertising-tho good word Of
the pleased customer to a ~friend-has
lost none Of its value. But il has drop
ped to the place of auxiliary advertis-
ing. Il is e %help-not e. sole reliance.
Truly, store ''must speak for ITSELF"
1t is the verdict of modern Pricillas.'
Il is all very well for a friend to say
enthusiastically, 81 found the best bar
gain at Blanks yesterday" But it is
more needed to know what bargain can
be found at Blanks today and tomor-
rowland this is advertising news"
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07

l HE suggestion of commander-in-chi of the Grand
w. Army of the Republic that henceforth there SHOULD
- be one national encampment for all veterans OF the
- civil war, Union and Confederate, is SO well in keep
ing with the spirit of the times that there should be no question OF
its adoption.
Next year will occur the semicentennial of the outbreak OF the
war. The men who fought its great battles in blue and gray are
now bent with years. How better can they celebrate the anniversa-
ry and to what better use can they put their remaining brief span OF
life than by fraternizng with their old foes around the same camp
fre?-New York World.
We are sure that no one was more deeply moved to apprecia-
ton of Gen. Van SAINTS glowing tribute to the Confederate soldiers
than the Herald editor. His noble declaration for determination
and community of patriotic pride in the union, all good soldiers will
|echo.-Vicksburg Herald.
We are glad to chronicle such sentiments, emanating as they
do, from both sections of our country. What these two newspapers
express but echoes the sentiment of 90 per cent of the people ir
both the North and the South. 1t is the sensible view. The pres
ent and the future is what concerns us. We cannot change or cor
rect the past, whatever its history. The spirit of the christian say!
shape your conduct today along correct lines regardless of the past
We have brooded too long over the sores made by the war. Cor
rect business principles, our duty to our wives and children, all teach
that we should shake hands with the brother north of Mason ano
DiXons line in the most brotherly spirit.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07
THE DOCTORS QUESTION
Much Sickness Due to Bowel Dis.
orders

A Doctors first question when con-
suited by a patient is, care your bow
els regular" He knows that SO per
cent of illness is attended with inactive
bowels and torpid liver, and that this
condition must be removed gently and
thoroughly before health can be restor-
ed.
Rexall orderlies are a positive pleas
ant and safe remedy for constipation
and bowel disorders in general. We
are so certain of their great curative
value that We promise to return the
purchasers money.in every case when
they rail to produce entire satisfaction.
Kexall Orderlies are eaten like candy,
they act quietly, and have a soothing,
strengthening, healing influence on the
entire intestinal tract. They do moi
purge, grippe, cause nausea, fiatulence,
excessive looseness, diarrhea or Other
annoying effect. They are especially
good for children, weak persons or ole
folks. Two sizes, Csc. and 10c. Sole
only at our store-The Rexall Store.
Hughes Drug Store, Grenada, Miss. II
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----- iapolitics. 1t is and old sermon but he galvanized it.
SSs1AxNs He gave it new dress. He presented it from a differ
erent angle and was so fast and furious in what he said that he had
the political coward and time server on the run ere he knew it. A
doubtful conscious is always ready to retreat. Truth and right are
ever ready to press on, to go forward. Bryan has been proclaming
what Roosevelt is now doing Tor years. Bryan sowed and Roose-
welt is crystalizing. They are both pure, noble and great men whose
names will ever be linked with that which is best in American his
tory. BY virtue of circumstances Roosevelt is more a doer of
things. They are in the vanguard in forcing to the rear the bad
element in both parties.
But while rejecting on what a change has been wrought in the
advocacy of governmental standards and the modes and methods of
party procedure the conclusion is forced upon US that neither
Bryan or Roosevelt were the pioneers in our new poliics-it was
the farmers, the Grange, the Wheel, the Alliance and kindred Or
CARNATIONS. Many political doctrines, that are gladly embraced to.
day, come from the banding of the farmers in these different or
CARNATIONS. Their promulgations were regarded radical then. Now
they are party creeds. Senator Doliver of Iowa, in the September
Outlook, gives the farmers credit for first standing for things that
are regarded as best in the politics of the land today. For several
years a prominent citizen of Grenada has given u.terance to similar
statements. But regardless of whom should be given the credit for
origination, a better political era is dawning. 1t is now what is best
that determines the action of our purest and greatest leaders and mol
what certain nanipulators have placed the party seal upon. Bryan
refuses to support the Democratic candidate for Governor of his
state becanss@t the candidate is contending for the open saloon
Roosevelt throws down the gauge of battle to the bosses in the Re-
publican party in New York and has whipped them in a battle Of
their choosing.
We repeat that the farmers were Nhe crusaders that made DOS
sible the political independence of today>
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07
Bargains in Vehicles.

offer for sale at great sacri-
fee my private vehicles: all made
to order.
One surry, maroon oroadcloth
lined; one Coupe broadcloth lin
ed, octagon glass front, extra in
side seat; one Victoria blue broad
cloth lined, extra folding seat,
very attractive vehicle. Also pair
of matched mares.
Address c. L. Tucker
SQ4 S. Orleans St,
Memphis. Tenn.
Phone Main 5I4i 9-So-2t
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Notice. Contractors

Bids will be received by the Board of
Supervisors on the first Monday in Oct
ober for rhe following work;
To cut out new road in Dist. d, begin
ming at Porter Dailey's gin and running
west to the foot of the hill in Col. S. N.
Elliott's field.
To build bridge over Jones' Creek
in Dist. 8.
To work new road in Dist. 2, leading
from Providence church to Elliott.
To work new road, Dist. 5, running
from E. l.. Atkinson's to Parsons.
Bond will be required in double the
amount of Contract.
Jno. S. King, Chancery Clerk.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07
-Lbe Iessons OF Uennessee-

a. HE plight Of the Tennessee Democracy furnishes a
splendid object lesson for the balance of the
~@.==.s= Southern states and indeed the entire country. 1t
l-~-I shows the results of an alliance with the immoral ee-
nlcnt and that crowd that is ever ready to find an excuse for the law
breaker. The fact that there is sufficient manhood in Tennessee to
shake off party shackles and to attempt to purge the state of ma
chine politicians, and their attendant evils, even if Republicans is
the medium, is a signal OF a better day in our politics. Democracy!
Democracy! Oh, how much crookedness has been hidden under
thu name! 1! The same indictment in a threefold way can be
brought against the Republican party. Patterson tried to hide his
but when he saw defeat staring him and his gang in the face, his
party love was quickencd-who believes it? Happily conditions
are getting so almost everywhere that both parties must put for
ward their best mca. The pc ,ple are aroused. Party fealty is no
longer a cloak for official perfdy.
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For Rent

Rooms for light housekeeping either
furnished or unfurnished at corner Of
lynch n South streets. Apply at
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07
Farmers Maoe 1T Rosstble-

EDDY Roosevelt swung across the country and
preached the doctrine of good citizenship and purity
iapolitics. 1t is and old sermon but he galvanized it.
He gave it new dress. He presented it from a differ
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-10-07
Camp fire FOR Blue ano Gray

suggestion of commander-n-chie of the Gran
Army of the Republic that henceforth there ssoul
be one national encampment for all veterans OF tn
c;M;l .unr I1,;o. ..L Confederate is so well in keej