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Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
VETERAN SOLDIER RETiREs

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 30:-- Today. after a career of nearly 45 ydars of faithful and efficient ser vice as an officer of the United States Army: Brig Gen. Walter Howe. for some time past command CT of the department of Dakota, was placed on the retired list on account nf having reached the age limit for active service. The vacancy caused by his retirement in the list of brigadier-general is to be filled by the promotion of Col. Joseph W. Duncan. of the Sixth Infantry.
 Gen. Howe is from Indiana, and was graudated from the United States Military Academy in 1867. During his early service he partici- pated in various campaigns against the Indian5 notably in 1868. under Gems. Sheridan and Custer; in the Powder River expedition in 1876. under Gen. Cook. when he command. ed force of some 200 friendly h. dlans. and again in the Modoc war, in 1878.
 From 1878 to 1888 he was employ ei in garrison duty with his regi. nfent- except for some four years sppE' in duty a,s military instructor at the Statc College of Pennsylvania and at Cornell College at Mount Vernon, Iowa. In 1898 he was placed in -l,ha-s-- of the artilerz defenses oi rne fotoIsiiiok.tai aud The next year was commissioned colonel of the filth Volunteer Infan. try. and sent to the Philippines. He and his regiment participated in many engagements. Prior to taking command of the department of Da- kota in the early part of this year Gen Howe served as inspector gen ersl of the department of the eas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
SIMPLE INAUGURATION

ALBANY, N. Y., Dec. 3o:-True democratic simplicity will mark the Inauguration of John A Dix as Gv- error of the state of New York. The inauguration usually occurs on New fears Day, but as the first day of the year falls on Sunday this year sne inauguration ceremonies will cf course be deferred nptn Monday. h order. however. that no question Of regularity may be raised the new governor win follow the example set by Col Roo,seveI; in 1899 and VIII take the oath of cfYice In pri- vate in the Secretary of States of nee tomorrow night or Sunday morn s1g- On Monday the Inauguration parade and the formal induction in- so onfce will take place. The parade, 1t $ understood will be confined to few military organisations
 Troop B of this city will escort the
 Governor. A pablic reception vii. Ioe held after the conclusion of fhe there will bs no inaugural bah.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
JEALOUS TAILOR SHOOTS
 BUSINESS RIVAL

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30-Sam Wiser, proprietor of tailoring es- tablishment, fatally shot outside of his place of business. He died tonight and the police have been unable to find c. H. Dick. a busi- ness competitor. whom Wiser says shot him. The two places adjoin and it is said the men quarreied frequently. 1t is said Dick brooded over loss of business and when the two met today he drew a revolver and fired. Two bullets lodged in the body and a third went wild.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
EXPECTS DEAD TO RISE

NEW YORK. Dec 30:-The first interview with Mrs. Augusta E. stetson. formerly director of the First Church of Christ. Scientist. in this city given since the death of Mrs. Eddy. makes the positive state ment tonight that she expects that Mrs. Eddy will yet demonstrate" ever death. T believe" she said that Mrs Eddy will make mani festatien and that she will reveal herself to me and others-to the outside world. The same situation exists today as when Jesus of Naza- reth was buried.s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
A VOICE FROM
 MASSACHUSETTS.

Those who believe that the con stituicn written for Arizona is the greatest ever are joyful because the Springfield Republican has com meaded the document and given it applause.
 However. did the Republican real izs that this constitution cannot run the political gauntlet in Wash ingtsn where the president and lead ers sf congress have already ex- pressed intention of turning it down. thus denying statehood to Arizona ue have no doubt that the Republican would advise that it wolis be wise for our people to foreeo any objectionable features of the constitution until statehood was made certain and add such desir- able things as they wanted The ar ticie from the Republican follows:
 Being. apparently the most dem- eeratic state Constitution in the cuHstrs. in the Sense that it would provide a government. more directly saanating from and. more respon sible to the people tan any other. the Arizona Constitution is of no little interest Horatio Seymour of New York used to csntend, with perfect truth, that the framers of the federal Constitution Of 17s7 did ao, seek to establish purely demo cratic government; what the.r sought eH the contrary. was to establish checks to democracy within the bounds oS republican institutions. How well they succeeded may be seen m the vast powers of the American judiciary. the composition and functions of the United States senate, and the extreme difficulty that attends the amendment Of the Constitution of the fathers" For many years the new states tha. were admitted to the Union followed rather closely the conservative model furnished by the statesmen of 17s7. But ve are now in an era when that influence evidently had been entirely aissipated
 Arizona certainly has them hope Iessiy distancsd in the science of democratic government. Even Okla aoura, which was recently exhibited as a dreadful warning, cannot dis play such a consistent and com plete scheme of government of the people, by the people. and for the people, of the state should not be prevented from trying the kind of government that pleases them most. so long as it is republican form of government, and can secure order and justice. The idea that the states may serve as experiment stations in ihe science of government is one that should not be discouraged. and, therefore, it is to be hoped that the president and congress xill not undertake to dictate ro the people of Arizona their constitutional law"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
JUDGE BRAND AND PISTOL ToTERs

Every good citizen will commend the purpose if not the plan of Judge Charles II. Brand, of the western circuit, in deciding to impose chain sang sentences without alternative Of fines on violators of the law against carrying concealed weapons. VIII no desire to be sophistical, e 6o o<herwise than praise the cour- zge shown by the judges stand, we 1Dee Fefrain from suggesting that
 Nns ssch action as he con
 - saaehs souevhss os-
 5Sew Hat5cnxiJsm. As q
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
PRIZE scoaes RETURNED.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3s.-Msssing opera scores in the sf0y000 prize con
 test Of the MetropoIitan Opera House for American composers. which dis appeared from an express waenn Set urday were returned today unharm- ed Where they have been, or how removed from the wagon. remains mystericszs. although Dennis Higgins. who brought them back. has been charged with larceny and held h $z,000 bail Metropolitan dirpesors gave ont tho ststsmeuf tonight that tho scoreg wsFe unhaFmod ana fhat seisd snvesoDss eoan1ning ths nnn- e ee eoupeoess Id Dot bssn sam
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
Arizona x New Mexico R. W.Co.
PASSENGER SERVICE

PASSENGER SERVICE South Bound North Bound 7:10 a. m. lv. Clifton ar. 4:5O D. m 7:6o a. m iv Guthrie lv. 4:16 D. m. s:S5 c. m. lv. Duncan iv. 3.22 D. ID. 9:55 m. lv Lordsburg N. 2:,5 D. m i1:o5 a. m. Hachita lv. 12:50 a. n,. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. l, leaving Lordsburg 1o:53 a. m.. mountain time.
 South bound train connects with Fl Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at 12:35 p. D.. mountain time, and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita at LILO a. m., mountain time.
 A. T. THOMSON. Trafhc Manager. Clifton. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
KILLS HUSBAND AND seIF

EUREKA. Cal, Dec. 3O.-- Tho body of Albert Boquias, stretched In bed in his room and the ur. conscious form of his wife iyins nearby. were found by a cook GIT. ployed at the Union hotel ar Blue Lake today. Bullet wounds were in the heads Of both. and Mrs Boquies died a few hours later. 4 small caitbrs revolver which was suii ciutahed in the dying wo mans hand is supposed to ;ndica,e she fired the shot which killed her husband then turned the weapon on herself Boquies. the proprietor O. me hotel, was heard quarreling with his wife late last night, Jealousy IS believed to have prompted the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
PUERTO CORTEs. Houduras

PUERTO CORTEs. Honduras, tyia wireiess to New orleans) Dec se.-- An attack upon Puerto cortes by me revolutionary gunboat Hornet, which Is reported scvsral miles oY -tc1s coast late last night, is ex- pecsed. ssveral hundred government uoops arrived yesterday from leg uc1sn1pa and oehsrs cane zn tbls morning. Flghfins alrsady has be sun ct Lasquabrsdoa, aceorotrs n,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31

the statutory law. Wide latitude Is given the courts in imposing penal ties in misdemeanor and most feIory cases; and for one of many acting under the statutes to lay down, as a hard and fast determination. he rule that only maximum penalties provided for :. general crime shall b.e imposed in his circuit may tend to deprive the people of that circuit of the uniform and equitable ad- ministration of the law as is their constitutional right.
 Neither, is it generally wise for judge 10 predicate his actions upon current public sentiment. While nothing lasting can be accomplished without the backing of the public, It's sentiment often goes awry; and there is nottIng to be feared more than for the courts to become domi- mated by the fickle and changing sentiments of the people, which are quite different from crystaIized pub lie opinion.
 IL IS not for the courts to Iegis- late any more than it is foS them in look to the mob for orders.
 It is their right and duty to ex. eficse the wise discretions gives 'henf' but one may we'll doubt their right to eliminate that discretion bv iihed settled policies In :he last analysis. also. they are depepdent m he public, but it is their duty to fise above. and be independent of puoiic sentiment when it is wrong as It often is. we regret to say However. it is we'll tha, Judee hrand decides to exercise his fu,, authority in an effort to breas mn P'S'"i-tocng, and :t is well that ba calls on the public to back him ,, Al HIS method is followed to the let. ter there will be fewer ~b,m,, u
 naiS or more road workers. Forty-nine times ont os t,,,,.
 "gsing of a big pistol around ia sense'ess waste of energy and useless danger. No really brave ma, carries one regularly, and in pasr,v all situations presumed tn ,us,,..
 soihg armed" the man who ar "es the gun is in more danger than 'He person for whom it is carried ne Is as apt to shoot himse,f .s ,o Shoot anyone else. and it is pron. aoie that he would hit an innoc.,, "iore he could land an assailant. He is apt to ba c,uu,,
 'ne goods on him" and unused 'n which case. if Judge Br,na
 or the Brand type happen to De the trial judge, he mich, serious embarrassment
 however. the anti-pistoi to,er, seem to forget that pistol when carried for merely ornaments, ,,- poses is-when let alone-aho,. .. AA'hiess as black snake. And if ne in the penitentiary were ,,a minimum penalty for carrying ,heu lot of silly men wouId st,,, ,u '"ein around feeling confident of moi getting caught This confidence ,s justified by the fact that ninety-niue out of one hundred don't get caught How many habitual weapon hear. ' CTS have you known to be arrested and fined for violating the law which they violate regularly We won't say with impunity. for unless they han Zen to use or attempt to use pistol. there is no easy way O, catching them-barring the plain trunks and ''crap-shooters.'
 And there's the rub. Those uho use pistols are in less danger of conviction and of having to nav heavy penalties than are those who carry them. but don't use them. and get caught.
 When man gets sasssat using a '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Some - tht tacal admirers ~ Joe
Grim tho italian paRiiisf ~ Altoona.
have been feiiinE a rev story uu hin
istalY y - sell known fact shas
Jos VII risht mast ans body who
entnea along and that b. g. Ahsa.
ltffeiy frafisssm he Pays no aften.
ton uhafeNsr - class. and ha APP
praru 20 regard almost every nsw
name that be hears a. that af a
fighter b. ought to meet Not long
M9p they wrTe arranging q fight snF
Joe Ia Aiie0nn and there was some
nickrfinE over Tire percentages
Finally y Nas pointed out % fon
that Altoona was 4 xuod shuW tussm
Why Maxine Elliott played ta q
81 600 house here the ether nishf. 4"
said one - fhe fight promoters.
Quick AZ q fash Joe snapped
haoa
~rii fight that Mas Elliott toni~
pittmhura IAxetfn- Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

tenant included rent In the cost Of
living and the landlord counted re.
pslrs and taxes. There you are In
nutshell. Now. what's tho IN.
sWer7
A man who avoided CONTRACTING
an $50 bill for dentistry 20 he
could buy food now hasn't any
teeth 10 eat Il with. Who wins. 4
or 81
Everybody wants 20 be ! farmer
because he Bets higher prices for
everything, but because he has 70
pay higher prices for everything.
nobody wants to be a farmer.
Some folks say the trusts are be.
hind everything, while others die
agree. They say the truats are AT
around everything.
Oleo men say that II the tax wsre
on butter would drop In price. n
they wouldn't get the bsneflt Of Il.
~-9uld they want the tax OFF,
Some people think Of qoinq back
70 the eoll--to become clay eaters.
The purchasing power Of a dollar
is less. The is only ono twentieth
Of the truth--the purchasing power
Of . nickel is also Iess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
HoRSEFLEsH SCIENCE
Mental Healer Treats an Animal
Without Medicine.

DALLAS. Tex. Feb, 7@ Henry
Hudson drove down from Denton
county to Dallas. and when he
reached here his horse acemed 90
be alex. Otto MeAieHter happened
along just then. and TO him Henry
confided his troubles
Give me g. and III cure your
horse. Otto said I'm horse
doctor and make my own medi'
cine
Henry came across and otto
left him 10 watch the horse until
be could get the medicine Henry
waited long time Then he
searched for Otto. aud found him
slumbering peacefully IN tho back
room OF a saloon. when awakened
otto said be was a faith cure horse
doctor and was giving absent treat.
ment 10 HenrY'H horse Henry.
however. called an officer. and OF
10 IN now building county roads
without expense % The county
The horRe7 Oh. Il got well,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

In western Kentucky town Ben
Watson had saved the iife - Myra
Undsrhili Miss gnderhiIl had been
overturned Ia q creek wlih swift
curreni. ard the act ~ yaunE wat
son Was a very hefose one He had
saved the life ~ tbs Eifi after she
was ainkina fnF che thlrd tlma. and
Ne hHd barely strength 90 pam him.
self and iha Young Noman % shall
low water
The news soop spread and hen
watson was hailed aa The real. isNs
hero - the village
Aunt 1ahby Wilsan ths oldest s4o-
man Ia the village. mother u the
little colony, NA4 loud ln praise %
The hefuism ~ fhs young man. and
AZ encc declared that Nen and MBra
muat get married Hen saved MYrns
lifcs ahs said and nnw they must
marry and ~ happy ever aflarwmrsi,
Just a. they a. Il h. The story books
tiuf ilsu dsmuffrd The arrange.
meats ava net auif him.
Why NOT uaFff MYfa. ffn n said
the uid lady aha ~ Yougs. and No
fuasi have = wedding
She's a nice ssFl all right replied
Fen. but ! don't think we ought 10
marry Seems % me he went GA
have done enough for MFra "--
lfnft~ra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
IN LITTLE OLD new YORK

Trust company from 10 o'clock nnsil
a. Thea be calls the company'a
secretary. Harry Francis. aud asks
Have you auythina more COT me
10 aof~
Nothing until tomorrow morn.
Ing. governor. Mr. Franeia replies
fur more than ten years the same
question and the same answer haze
Concluded the ex.yice presidents
business DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

trying 10 find out
You woa't nnd u here. he
said 4 dunt make the profit
There's nothing made on canned
goods There's niiie made on
meat and ghat'a made ON thas
and vegetables and SONS eihsr
ihinga Il lost BY them spoiiing "a
yonr hands
Then hos DO yon iivsT :
asked
Dow does anybody" be ~
piled
which iefs me right Nhera 1
started. because fhAfH shat I
asked hlrs in the first place
However. ! slipped on an apfoa
and went 20 woqk. fhiak III
know more about h later
fCDutinuwd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
PROF. NOAH
LOTT ON HIGH
COST or LIVING

One way 20 economic ls 20 eat
only the puff part Of cream puff.
New York hasn't heard about the
hlgn cost Of living, They are build
ING new theatre 4 week. There
must be no dearth Of hams, at any
rate.
Mee. Jlggleworth Of Hohunk won
2 so prize for the best letter on
low to feed family Of five on
threequsrtera q pound Of brls-
ket, and bought siS gallons Of les
cream with q 70 give a party
We interviewed q landlord and a
tenant on the coat Of living. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

why does Il cost 50 much 10
live
That Is the question which I.
Diana plllpickiea. exreFimensrcss
have see cat 20 discover. Some
body has 10 find the anBwer. and
Il might AZ well Be me.
have tackled tho task IN a
huHinenslike manner Instead 81
handinE oui a lot % free advice
about hoN 20 make a pint ~ hfan
go a. Tar a. a peek Of truffles. I
will puf myself face % facs With
conditions By working for one
week tn a grocery Where the food
Il. there must b. the secret
applied % our grocer Mr. Rlh
roast. f0r a ioh ! I'D not stall ~
f0nrnmsh I told him chat ! was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

The Raven prescription service
means that the Doctors skill In
prescribing 10 most efficiently sup
plsussnisd By the druggists skill in
compromising. RAVEN oauc CO.
f4ia Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

In spite Of all virtuous denials
the fact remains there are about
1000 registrations. any one Of which
IA worth a ticket to The peultsn-
tiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

OF course the man who registers
Illegally Is worse than the man
who doesn't register al all but he
doesn't do any more harm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

when the sam Pinschowers and
the John r Hartman's set together
II Is time for the ordinary voter
70 cross bis fingers and knock on
WOOD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Evidently the man who carries
some precincts IN the First ward
won't do anything 10 be proud Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE
FROM DIANA'S DIARY

pRpkles Hlah Cost OF Living Grocery
md What lot o. Things She Didn't Know
and Will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Probably & l. by knowing Just
what 70 expect that women are
happier In their second marriages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

~ mall, snt af city year, sAi
months, $780, meath, 1ne.
sgatsred ~ ae@ttfe. Wa@h., post
@ffier, ~ asaaad-einss matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Only real foolish candidates are
frank enough to admit that their
friends are paying Illegal voters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Az least u i reasonably certain
tina, the Chinese didn't discover
New Years 5000 years ESQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

President Taft has finished bis
trust regulating bill Il Is 10 yawu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

NEW YORK. Feb b~-s0ma.
hody'a slight mistake caused Mr
Roverx . great deal ~ bother and
worry ar Roverai keeps a rexiAu.
rant At ~ r. ziat a. lie - kept
quite busy buying chickens. spa
Ehefil. GorEonnoia cheese and other
things for table d'hote dlnnsrs. and
has little time for peruainK ne~k.
papers. particularly those printed
in Engilsh He knows nothing az
tho nAllinger. ptnchot controversy
and he has never heard Of Louis Y.
Claws
So when letters began g. come IN
lunches Of six and eight. addressed
10 Louis u CLAWS. - ?. 2iat ~.
Mr.. Roversl vas much pertsfbed.
BE shrugged his shoulders many
times and spread onf hts hands 10
his customers a. he inquired IN
rain 0f them concerning this CLAWS
The customers dld not know him.
being mainly Frenehmen and ithi
iaua The letters kept pllsuk up.
Many of them we're in big fat
envelopes. from Washington. hear.
ing no stamps bat marked -offlciai
business Mr. Roverd grew more
worried as the heap Of letters 10.
creased IN sire
Finally a man came from next
door 70 eat lunch. and solved the
I mystery Next door af No 49, is
published q trade paper ~ which
E CLAWS brother ~ editor The great
( pile % letters was turned over io
the man from next door. and peace
rciEued again ~ Roversis-
Old Woman Rich But asqs.
Miaa Celia Iossnm. q probation
officer Uf The court u general sea.
sluun. met q poor old woman. thinly
clad. begging IN Grand &C. Miss
iossum gave tho old woman some
money ard asked her address She
sgf n. but when she went 10 the
place nobody knew the old woman.
who had said che had seven children
dependant on her. and q husband
Who had lost seven fingers and
could not work
Next time she saw the old woman
Miss Joaaum trniled her home.
There were seven children aii right.
and Investigation proved that each
had a bank account The husband
had not lost any fingers. and be
also had a bank account The fam.
iiy had a comfortable home
Miss feasum warned the old lady
to quit her begging. but saw her AZ
Il again a few days ago. aud had
her arrested She drew a $40 fine,
but aa she makes from s. 10 $40 a
day BY begging that viii not trouble
iher greatly.
Do You Remember Levi .. Morton Z
Levi y Morton S. years old. sits
every day AT his desk IN the Morton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

On the bulletin board Of church
out on we'll, never mind where n
was, IL was here IN Seattle. any.
way--The Man Who Sees Things
says be saw this notice.
HELL FREE ADMITTANCE
EVERYBODY WELCOME"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07
TALES ABOUT TOWN

~ iB remarkable. said the
school tenehor. how many make
mistakes when they try 20 use
French expressions She gave sew.
eral Illustrations.
That's right said her brother,
how do you pronounce b.a-vk.a.
cher"
u should say bawkashay: what
would your"
N seems to me an old fashioned
pain lu the back shouldn't be made
worse by such an ontlandiah pro.
nuuclatiou" said the brother.
The sister reached for something
TO throw a. him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-07

Do You Remember Levi .. Morton1
Levi y Morton, So years old, sits
oYerY day on bis deak In The Morton
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-29

Japanese wrestlers are not to he
confused with Japanese opponents of
5iu-jitsu. The wrestlers belong RI tha
Older school, in which weight is a
paramount quality. 1t is a remarkable
thing that race which is, on the av-
erage. four or five inches under tho
European standard in point of height
should have produced a special cnlt
OF wrestlers who are. giants in stature
and strength. The leading wrestlers
of Tokyo or Osaka or Hiogo are all
men at least six feet in height and
weighing. perhaps, 800 pounds. They
are race apart; wrestling is an DC.
cupation which has been handed down
from father to son for many genera
tons. And the explanation of their
prowess is that they have always been
meat eaters, while the rest of japan.
either from choice or necessity, have
been in the main vegetarians.