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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

fitted past the kitchen door and around the corner
Bonnibell was pining for walk through the shady
orchard, after her kitchen trbulations, and soon
Linda behed the two, Harvey and Bonnibel, stroll
ing down leafy avenue happily obivious to the
existence OF such tormentns things as hct cooking.
stoves rolllngpns and burned fingers. She finished
her pie making, struggling all the time 10 smother
bitter feeling in her heart
Its all right, She said to herself, shes far bet
tcr suited to him than | AMIN only clever enough
to make pies and cook" But in her heart she knew
1t was not all right for her
At any rate, the pIcs' be good" she mcdtatsd
cyemg with satisfaction the last haky disk of dclic
iousness, as she set them in 4 row in the window
sill TO cool, and Harvey Morton'll come back
hungry and cat at least half OF one, and look bliss
fully happy over it, and then rhapsodzc in the
moonlight about Bonnibells eyes. l detcst men
at least wish did"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

kitchen dress and was now sitting -four for fresh
batch of pies Harvey was hanging about in tho
cool shade outside the window, with only his head
inside, watching Lindas firm, shaPely hands as they
shook the flour into fluffy white hill her wooden
mixing tray "She is one OF the lilies who toll not,
nor spin. She'll never make success OF 1t
She hasn't had practice enough" Linda OBJ
served sagely proceeding rub block OF yellow
butter into her flour with light. steady hand.
"Oh, it isn't all III the practise persisted Harvey,
you've got talent for it and she hasn't but Miss
Linda, did YOU eyer such cute dmplcs as hers.
such lovely eyes?'
"Shc is very pretty and sweet Linda was letting
little tricklcs of cold water drop into her -four and
butter and manipulating the rich with the tips
of her fingers, which required all her attention.
light step crossed the porch Just then; trim
little figure all in sheer, COOL rosc-striped linen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

in here with this big stove wonder what those
pretty little purple Gowers arc, out IN the grass;
there's Mr. Granger, Ill just run out tor moment
and ask him
Miss Becky returned to find her cabbage praeti-
cally intact and 10 behold through the window, her
staid and mat,cr-of-fact brother out the grassy
slope OF the sdc-yard helping the pretty Bonnibcll
to gather bouquet OF early Wild astcrs.
"All the sense a man has got commented the
good lody in disgust "aud doubt # that snip of a
girl viii ever learn to do anything
In truth Bonnibcll did not seem 10 take very well
"Shc's too little and dainty for that kind of busi-
ness" Harvey said one day to Linda, when BONN,
bell had burned hc- pies to eindcr and blistered
her pink thumb and broken down into good cry
over her hardships And Linda had pctcd her Up
into serenity, bound healing lniment around her
thumb and sent her of rest and change her
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26
PACIFIC COAST
GETS HONQRS
Gardner and Touchard Win Ma
tional Championship
Tennis Tourney.

New York. Feb. 25.-The Pacific
coast pair. Carl r. Gardner and C.
+. Iouchard, today won the indoor ma
tional championship in the lawn ten
ais doubles on the courts OF the sey.
snth regiment armory They defeat
ed W d. Cragin. Jr., and Miles S.
Charlock OF the ElIzabethtown and
country club after five gruelling sets.
6-l; So 80; t-1 and G-4. In every
respect the match was one of the
most notable ever played for the
titles Gardner was disappointing.
His service was weak and his volley-
ing Wide OF the court Only the bril-.
liancy of Touchard saved the match.
His overhead smashing was excellent
and his cross volleying earned many
points at critical moments Steadi-
ness was the main ,eature Of the los
er's game. They lobbed with great
effect and 1t was due 10 this sort of
playing that the match was close-scor-
ed. Tomorrow r. A. Holden and
Touchard Will meet In the singles
championship final
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

a wall OF 3Iillard Hall. a building
81 The state university at Minneapo-
us recently destroyed by FIRE. was
Diown down by wind Friday. and
Proi- Moore and six students were
buried beneath IL. They were rcscu-
I'd uninjured by other students.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-02-26

Denying charges that the Demo
ratio members of the special senate
committee 10 investigate The higher
cost OF living Intended 10 obstruct
lhe Inquiry. Senator Simmons 2t
North EayallS.- n1---- ---SE-~---
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
SAYS PRIMARY VALUE
 UP ID THE PEOPLE
ROOSEVELT HAS SIGNED EpITo- RIAL ON SUBJECT IN THE CUR RENT OUTLOOK

NEW YORK. July 6.-Former pres ident Roosevelt deals with Governor Hughes. the New York legislature and primary reform in a signed edi- torial article in the current number of the Outlook. MT. Roosevelt writes as follows.
 T believe that Governor Hughes has been supported by the bulk of the wisest and most dsinterested peo- people as regards most of his meas ures and positions. and I think that this has been markedly the case as regards primary nominations.
 T know that many honest and sin .cere men are on principle opposed to Governor Hughes on th-s point, and T know also that the proposed re- form will very possibly accomplish less than its extreme advocates ex. pect: while I am we'll aware. as .of course all thinking men must be, that the worth of any such measure in the last resort depends upon the character of the voters. and that no patent device will ever secure good government until the people them selves devote sufficient energy. time and judgment to make the device work"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
CONSPIRACY Oh ID
 GIVE TAFT REST
PRESIDENT IS REFUSED HIS OF FIclAL MAIL AND TOLD TO FORGET IT.

BEVERLY. July 6.-Presldent Taft Is spending his first day of real vacation and got lonely down at Burgess point this afternoon and telephoned the executive offices to find out why there has been on mes senger at the cottage bearing of- ficial mail
 Sorry. Mir. President" said Ru- dolpft Forester the assistant secre- tary who answered the telephone but you are not to have any mail for a few days"
 If the president does not enjoy sure enough freedom from official worries for the next few days it vii not be the fault of the executive staff.
 Secretary McVeigh is on his way to his summer home in New Hamp- shire expecting to be at Beverly two or three days If he happens to bring an official looking portfolio with him he will be politely but firmly requested to check it at the gate and not to take it near the president. The president played golfthis morning at Moyuia dozed in the cottage veranda in the early afternoon and with Mrs Taft and a party of neighbors had g sail on the S,yph this evening,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
WE'D AND INJURED
 Oh TIE SAME DAY

Happiness and misfortune do not often come hand in hand to one man in such large proportion as was ex- perienced last Thursday by Jess Bailey. engineer at the Bisbee Exten- sion miEe, nine miles west of Bis bee. when in the sams day he was married and severely burned Dl ig- milton of gas in the oil burning boil CT.
 On the day in question Mir. Bailey and Miss Whiteley, who was propri- etress Of the boarding house at the Extension. drove to this city and were married by Justice Burdick. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey then drove back to the property.
 Shortly afterward the newly made husband started to give attention to his regular duties. The fire under the boiler died down suddenly and as Mr. Baily was attempting to get it started aga1h gas formed and flared out. scorching his face and right hand quite severely.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bailey were visitors Tn the city during the Fourth of Judy celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

1907 and 1908 should object to a fur ther examination for these years. still. under existing circumstances certainly this expense would not be warranted.
 This paper is Of the opinton that the position of county examiner is a necessary one. and that one should be provided twice year as the law directs whose duty it shall be to audit the books and accounts of pub lie officials. but we are of the opin- ion that there has been a waste of public money in continuing man in this position for thirteen straight months and that. too. without re quiring any report
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
SIGNS OF BEAR
 IN HUACHUCAS

Several local men are talking of organizing a grand bear bGnt in the Huachuca mountains as a result of a report received here through Vii liam Gildea. who with Mrs Gildea has returned from a camping trip of some duration According to Mir Gildea there is monster pear which t'a,lec his ci.crts to trap him " er'-g'ag trao. pest and all several mics over th.. 7ca Jntains ard then getting away win the loss of two Of his claws
 Having noted bear tracks in the vicinity of his camp. Mir Cildea put eight feet long. The next morning when he went to the spot where he had left his trap it was missing. but a trail where it had been dragged through the undergrowth was easy to follow. Expecting every moment to come upon the infuriated animal, he made his way cautiously along. As mile after mile was traversed and the trail still continued. Mir. Gildea began to realize that this was no ordinary bruin he was tracking as an ordinary bear would undoubt- ed,y have become wearied before he had gone half of the four miles that intervened between the starting place and the spot where the trap post was found. Upon finding the trap two claws were discovered in it where they had been broken of in the struggles of the monster to es- cape.
 It is probable that a hu1t will be organized among Bisbee sportsmen to go out and take the trail of the monster. as such hunt should prove at once exciting and dangerous.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
COUNCIL RESCiNOS REDLioHT ACTION.

It requires courage of certain sort to remain stubborn in the lace oe A mistake. but courage far more commepdable is demanded of one who acknowledges his errUr and cor rects it. The city council. at a speeial session held yesterday. de- cided not to grant licenses to the redlight saloons. and the members are to be congratulated upon theii prompt action and acknowledgment of their mistake.
 There is another matter connected with the tenderloin which has not been made public. because it is an exceedingly unpleasant subject to discuss. The council at its meeting Tuesday decided to impose a tax on fallen women of g. month for physical examination" S3.jG oi the sum to go to the city treasury and s1.50 to the physician. This is particularly abhorrent in every respect. and need not be discussed at length. This action should b. rescinded also.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
REPORT OF THE COUNTY EXAMINER

Charles Purdon. who has held the position of county examiner for thir- teen months has submitted his first formal report to the board Of super visors- Mir. Purdon was appointed to this position al a salary of ten dollars per day on June first of last year under a law which authorizes the board Of supervisors to employ an expert accountant twice a year to make an examination of the coun. ty offices. The law requires that the reports of the examiner concern ing public offices shaI be published by the board Of supervisors in the same manner as other proceedings of that body are required by law to be published Purdon has devoted practically every day to the work. as shown by monthly allowances made to him.
 The law which provides that an ex aminer be employed twice a year plainly requires that a report should be made and published at least twice a year. but the board of supervisors have been content to allow the coun- ty examiner to continue for thirteen months at s1O per day without mak ing any report at all
 Now that a report has finally been received it gives no information con corning the offices other than 10 say that all the offices are in perfect con dition except that of the board of supervisors. The report recommends that because irregularities have been found ia that office in 1s19 investiga tten should be made Cor t,.c e:sfs 'so- ar6 1908 It is not to be pre- sumed that the board will follow that recommendation for the reason that for the years 1907 and 1908 the Of fee of the board Of supervisors and all other offices in Cochisc county were under the supervision Of the territorial examiner, W. C. Foster who held that position under ap pointment by Governor Ribbey. Ii will be remembered that BIT. Foster made a searching examination of the board of supervisors office and that as a result several new and bene ficiaI systems were inaugurated There was also some lawsuits over allowances of fees which were brought about by attention being call ed to irregularities by Examiner Eos ter
 While we know of no reason why anyone connected with the board of supervisors office during the years
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

Under the initiative and referendum
 law forteen measures are to be sub mitted to the vote of the people in Oregon this fall. The prposal to grant the privilege of the ballot to women will have first plact on the ballot. A constitutional amendment authorizing the state. counties. or mu- ipalites to build and run railroads Is among the other measures to be submitted to the vote of the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
MCDONALD CASE TODAY.

TOMBSTONE July 6.-(Special)
 -Duucan Mcdonald charged with the murder of W. B. Clair at Wood canyon in the Chiracahua mountains near Paradise several months ago is set for trial in the morning. The killing resulted over a dispute as to the ownership of several mining claims in that district Clair was the superintendent and manager of the Pawnee mineing company. that owned the group next 10 the McDon- aid calm. Mcdonald has been out under a S10000 bond issue since a few weeks after the alleged killing. Allen R. English vii Represent the defendant. :.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
CANADIAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

TORONTO. ONT. July 6.-Every- think Is in readiness to begin play fu the open professional Canadian golf championships which will be contested at the Lambstan Links. be- ginning tomorrow and continuing through the remainder of the week. Many of the foremost golf experts of the Dominion are included among the entries and the prevailing opinion is that this years tournament is des- tined to be the most successful of it's knd ever held in Canada
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
WHAT ARIZONA
 BRINGS TO UNION.

oriN0o " ONtNN'
 The assessed value of Arizona's taxable property for the year 1908 was ssO.67 .5s1.4s. The assessed value of its taxable property for the year 1905 was s57.OOO. 900, showing an in- crease in three years of upward of s2S. 100000.
 It is admitted that its property is assessed for taxation at far less than it's actual value Its mines of gold. silver and copper alone yielded. in 1907. $54.7SS.67$. In 1904 they yielded S3e. 100000. showing an increase in three years of S24.OOO. .OOO. In the last ten years these mines. whose hidden wealth has not yet been re- vealed. added to the Nations wealth more than s2OO,OOO, 900.
 Its agricultural interests already vast. are growing and expanding with wonderful rapidity under the sttmu- lus furnished by the irrigation pro jects completed and in course of com pletion. Its valleys. where water is supplied by irrigation. in variety of products and abundance of yield. equal. if they do not surpass. any like area on the continent.
 Its forests embrace an area of more than 5000 square miles and are of great richness and variety. It has more than a thousand miles of rail- road within it's borders, reaching its mines. its farms, it's forests. and it's towns. and connecting them with the market places of the country Its banks are numerous and prosperous. ! with capital sufficient to meet the de. mands of the rapidly multiplying trade and business Of that growing country The timber now standing in the forests of Arizona, waiting for transportation. and capital and labor to utilize 1t for mans welfare and happiness. has value greater than the entire known wealth of many states at the time they were admitted into the Union. It has more than fifty newspapers carrying 10 the people the news of the worlds do ings and evidencing the intelligence of its citizenship. It has a system oi public schools second to but few of the states of the Union. for the maintenance of which they expended last year nearly half a million del lars. The territory has university and normal and industrial schools in successful operation. The standard of illiteracy among it's people is lower than most of the states of the Union
 It's public debt is small, its bonds are above par. and it's fiscal affair. healthy and prosperous. With all O this wealth developed and deveIopin;
 with marvellous rapidity year by yea who can justly calm that Arizon;
 has not wealth enough to justify it admission into the sisterhood o states?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

Virginia will vote for one United States senator next year. Senator Martin will be a candidate for re-elec- tion. and will. it is believed, for the first time in his life enjoy the dis tinction which has regularly been giV en to Senator Daniel-a reelection without opposition. Senator Martin has served in the upper branch of congress for fifteen years. and has become one of the foremost leaders on the democratic side.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
KINGS WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

LONDON. July 6.-Surrcunded by by their children and a few other members Of the royal family. King George and Queen Mary quietly ob- served their seventeenth wedding an niversary today at Windsor. From other relatives and friends many mes sages Of congratulation were received during the day.
 Prince George of Wales (now King V.) married Victoria Mary. daughter Of the Duke of Teck. July 6. 1893. He was then twenty-e lght years old and she was twenty-six. Now he is forty five and she is forty-three.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
OPINIONS DIFFER
 OA FIGHT PICTURES
SOME MAYORS OPPOSE WHILE OTHERS WANT FRONT SEAT AT THE EXHIBITION.

LOS ANGELES, July 6.-The movement against the JeEries-John- son fight pictures appears obe widespread; in fact from all sec tions of the country mayors declare against it. and intend to do all in their power 10 prevent the showing Mayor Mccarthy of San Francisco says he vii prevent it Hut it is not entirely one way. Mayor Shank of lndianapolissays he wants 10 see them. and expects to have a front seat at the show. Seattle. Portland. Denver. Fresno. Philadelphia and Pittsburg will probably see the pict- ures. In some cities. as Kansas City. they will be shown unless they provoke race trouble. only then to be stopped. Mayor C'ayton. of St. Joseph. Mo. says he wants to see them. and also wants his boys to. It is understood the picture syndi- cate is to fight the agitation. and plans 10 place them in New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago and other cities July IS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
cATcHoLIc EDUCATION
 IS DISCUSSED

DETROIT. M.eh.. July GA wide range of topics was discussed at the sessions of this, the third day of the Catholic Educational association con- vetiom Among the noted Catholic ed ucators who addressed the several sessions were the Rev. William F. Riggs, s. J.. of Creighton University Omaha: the Rev. Edmnd F. Gibbons sperintendent of the parish schools Bufsalo. and the Very Rev. J. P. -O'Mahoney. president of the St. Via teur's College. at Bourbonnais. Hi nois
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
ARIzoNA ELks DEE.

PHOENIX. Ariz. July Especial. modern. fully equipped train of seven cars left Phoenix tonight via the Southern Pacific for Detroit. loaded with Arizona Elks and friends bound for the annual convention and eastern points.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

Uncle Joe Cannon still holds the congressional gayel and notwithstand- ing all that has been said about him during the last session, beth in and out Of congress. he declares that he bears malice towards none. Neither has the announcement been made that Uncle Joe will follow Aldrich and Hale into private life.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
DYNAMITE FOB AUTO

Goshen. x. r.. July 6.-A dyna mite cartridge hanging from a tree at a height where an automobile cover would strike and explode it was found today in the road which the Harriman automobiles travel.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

Twenty-four persons have been sent to the territorial insane asylum from Cochise county during the pres ent year. We have suspicioned that many had become "daffy" when a majority was announced for Ralph Cameron in the last congressional election.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

An organization has been formed at Peoria, H.. to repair the break down in representative government" {" The success of this organization will mean the end Of the republican par ty in that state. Especially would such a success mean the end of Cannonism.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

BALTIMORE, July 6.-Governor Brothers tonight announced he would not permit the showing of the Johnson-Jeffries fight pictures in Maryland. Cardinal Gibbons today declared his opposition. He said the showing of the pictures would have bad effect and tend 10 induce attacks upon backs and result in riots.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

LITTLE ROCK. July Ex-Governor Donaghy said tonight that he would prevent the pictures Of the Johnson Jeffries fight any where in Arkan- sas if he could
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
PURDON cRlTicIsEs THE
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Continued from Page 1.l County realty 34.400.O0

s9s9.731.1O Excess Of assets over
 liabilities. .. .ss5O.e54e2 Total bonded indebtedness
 (sehooD %. %. ..... 243. .500.00 Average rate of interest on
 bonded indebtedness
 percent ...- . 5.26 Annual interest charge on
 bonded debt .. 12.365.0O Annual requirements for
 sinking funds . . 16.iO0.00 Total receipts for 1909 - 625,246.66 Total normal receipts lex
 cluding proceeds from
 bond sa,es) ..... Q. 562,741 ss Normal receipts show falling of from 1908 of s25,216.95. due to de- crease in collections of delinquent taxes
 The above. it will be seen. diseloses an extraordinarily satisfactory filan- cial condition. lt shows that the county will have an adequate sur plus at the end of the present year. even after taking care of the unusual expense incident to the building Of the new county hospital at Douglas. The several sinking funds are ad- equately provided for.
 The examiner. now that he has de livered himself of this report. wants summarily to notify the board of his retirement from it's employ.
 Charles Purdon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-07

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-01

PALACE

The Palace, which is one of the old
est drug stores in the city, is under
going a complete remodeling aud when
the changes are completed even jim
Pettyjohn, the proprietor, Will scarcely
recognize it.
A large section Of shelving In front
has been taken out and a handsome,
upto-date fountain OF the ice-less type
will be installed In the rear, the pre-
scription department has been moved
to one side. making room for stock
moved back, and a beautiful ladies'
rest room will be fitted up in the rear
balcony. The entire room is 10 be fin
Ished in white and gold, and the whole
when finished will look like a real pal
ace.
Back Of the store brick building is
being erected which will contain a
modern ice cream manufactrring plant,
for which the latest machinery Tor the
purpose has been ordered