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Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
COUNTRY ABOVE PARTY.

tt1llIE NlOnef
 The striking feature of the vote on reciprocity in the national house .cf representatives was the division .among the republicans. nearly one half voting with the democrats. The republicans thus assisted in carrying out President Taft's policy and up held the democratic position on this great question.
 This is encouraging. It indicates that congressman are learning that there is very little difference be- tween democrats and republicans on questions of public policy Old poll tical rancor Is fast disappearing. Ciu- zens are more interested in the pass age of good legislation than they are in cheap politics.
 A similar spirit of honesty and fairness should be exhibited when the tariff schedules and the currency question come up for adjustment. Political party lines are getting faint CT as time passes. Public servants who recognize the evolution that is going on in politics will show wis dom by taking a broad and liberal view of all great public questions in- stead of allowing partisan considera- uons to bias their judgment.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
WELCOME TO DR. WILDE.
tTucsOn Citizen)


 Tucson welcomes today the new president Of the University of Ari- zona- The Citizen ventures to fcli citate the University upon associay ing with it q man of the experience and qualifications of Dr. Wilde and to congratulate him upon the opp0r Junity that awaits him in a prOmis ing field. The people of Arizona earnestly desire university that shall worthily serve the needs oi the new state. In his efforts C build up this institution and increase its usefulness and influence, DT. Wilde can count upon the hearty co operation of all Arizonans. Especi. ally in Tucson will be find at al times sympathy and support in his work
 lt is bctraying no secret 10 say that the Uniyersity's greatest need today is students. To find the cause .of and the remedy for tnis coadi tiOn will be the first problem pre- .sented Co the new president
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
AVERAGE VALUE OF ESTATES

Mir. Charles B. Spahr, of Columbia University, since deceased, made aA examination at one time ef the records of the Surrogates of thirty five counties in the state sf New York. and published the results in The Outlook" The examination GOV cred a three months period and in- cluded the counties of Nov York and Kings. the richest in the state. The results are remarkable ss show ing CD How few people. comparative ly speaking, leave any estates at all; and (2) the low average value oi estates. The following is 3 sum- mary of the facts shown:
 CD Out of 10000 persoss over twenty-five years of age dying during the quarter only s,351, or just about one-third, left any estates whatever. Of those who were heads of families only one-half left any estate. the other half left nothing. not even s savings bank account.
 (2) Of the 3,351 estates admdnis- tered on. only SS4-about 27 per cent of all estates and 9 per cent of all those dying-were worth over 5000
 (3) Sixty-six per cent of all left no estates; 25 per cent of all left
 estates valued at under s5.e00, the average value of those below this
 amount being s1,292. Less than }
 per cent of all left estates valued at S5,000 or over
 These investigations zere made without reference tO life insurance,
 but they afford a powerful argument ! for life insurance. They are the re suits of iife-not it's rosy-hued expec- ! tations. They warn men that If they
 would do better than the average 1 man they must employ better meth ods than the average man.
 See Jack McGregor, Agent, Room | 2, Bank of Bisbee Bldg. or drop me a card 10 P. O. Box 3S9, or phone 31e.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
The Tramp and the Dog.

Mrs. Suburb-Oh. my dear. that mag ztfeent watchdog you brought home yesterday is gonei
 Mir Suburb-Eh2 Did he break the chain?
 "No. but an ugiy looking tramp came around and acted so terribly that let the dog loose. but instead of tearing the tramp to pieces he went of with him"
 Great snakesi 1t must have been the same tramp I bought him of.'- New York Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

tng 10 be Q nuisance in the bank The woman has been sent to the asylum for the insane Which shows that you should not get rich, unless you want 10 bc nutty like the rest of them
 The Ohio grand jury .n the bribe cases brought true bills against bribe takers, and ignored the bribe giyers. Whereat there was a mighty moral protest from the metropoIiiaa press. IL has since been shown that the alleged bribe givers were detect ives engaged in the business of To- eating bribe takers. That little game Is now spoiled. for Of course if any body offers you $500 you will not accept.
 Yankel Heller. New York's old clos man. has just sailed for Rus sia with S250.0O0. He started with S and enough gall 10 float a battle ship. Which reminds us that he meek inheri, the earth, but the oth- CT kind gets the spondulicks
 Here are couple of golf stories that will amuse Paul Stevens and other Scotchmen out in Warren:
 London. April 29.-The after noon's play in the annual golf match between Sir H. Seton-KaErs team and the Rauelagh club at Ranelagh provided a curious incident
 O. LytteltOn. son of the Hon. AL fred LytteltOn, driving to the sev- enteenth hole. pulled his shot. The ball was seen 70 land on the car riage drive.
 A prolonged search was made for it. but the ball could not be found. IL was not until some time after wards that one Of the gardeners found it in the outside breast pock- et Of his coat
 Paris. April 20.-A golfing incl dent Is reported from $. Jean de Luz, Pyrenees. Two men were play ing a match a few days ago on the Neville links Both had driven on 10 the second green and were walk ing toward the hole when a crow swOOped down, picked up one of the balls, and flew away with it.
 The players had nearly reached the green when a second crow pick cd up the other ball and made off in the direction of a neighboring tree. Pursued by the golfers and caddies the bird dropped the ball, but bounced down and secured it again while the pursuers were still fifty yards away Neither ball was seen again.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
COLONEL ROOSEVELT CALLS DOWN UNIONS.

GAL1S bOHN OtNiONS-
 The article of Colonel Roosevelt in The Outlook published iii New York is one Of the most timely ut- terances of the day The disuu- guished ex-president evidently does not take any stock in the shrieks of the labor union leaders through out the country for no other reason than that men have been ar rested on charges that they are re- sponsible for the diabolieai crime committed in Los Angeles. on the first day of last October.
 When 1t was announced that J. ,. NcNanara had been arrested a. Indianapolis and buried from the state on requisition papers asked for by the governor of California and granted by the governor of Indiana. Samuel Gompers. president of the american Federation of Labor, a once pronounced the innocence of McNamara without hearing the eyi- dence which may be at hand and declared that the whole affair vas an assault on organized labor. Such a position is certainly one of which the iaborers of the country will have no cause to feel proud. There are DO other class of citizens in this country which should more de- sire the conviction of those guilty of the murders resulting from the dynamiting of the Times building than the labOring man. for by this crime the lives of twenty-one labor ing men were taken. men who had committed no greater wrong than that of working al their respective caliings for an honest living.
 Such crimes cannot be upheld. nor those who commit them, by any labor union which desires the re spect of the country, and Colonel Roosevelt says so in no uncertain words.
 The charge that the removal of McNamara from the state of h. diana was not according to the strict letter of the laws of that state can have nothing whatever 10 do uith the guilt or innocence Of the accused. Under the criminal laws of the country they will be pre- sumed to be innocent until they are proven guilty. If there was a technical violation of flaw by the detectives and officers who remov- ed McNamara from the state, then these officers SO charged must make such defense as they can.
 The position of organized labor toward the Times incident should be one of activity and ibe-ality iR giving to the officers every possible assistance in running down and viz ting just punishment on those who committed the awful murder and  eestruction in Los Angeles. The fact that the editor and owner Of the Times has Bitterly differed with the labor unions in their attempt io enforce a closed shop should not be allowed to prejudice anyone in favor of a man against whom there is even well grounded suspicion that he was implicated in the hellish plot that cost the twenty-one innocent men their lives,
 Let all classes. no matter what may be their connection with labor unions, stand for the punishment Of the guilty when and wherever he Is caught and proven guilty if they be- ueve in upholding law and believe fin afsording protection tc life and property in this country.
 The important question now be fore the country is the guilt pr iE- nocepce of the men arrested and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
soYs Musr APoLoeIzE.

SAN JOSE. Cal. May 5.-Unique sentence was imposed in the iuve- nile court today upon two lads who stole the use of an automobile and took joy ride while the owner was attending a circus. The boys were sentenced to earn g. each and pres ent the money with apologies to the owner Of the automobile, Thas " Williams, publisher Of the Daily News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

Have you some furniture you don't use?If so, why no' sell it? 4 Review Want ad will find a purchaser.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
THE cooINe PEACE DOVE.

The cooing of the Mexican peace dove among the umbrageous cotton woods just across the silveTy RiC .GFande from the city Of Fl Paso iI being heard from one end of tho world to the other. And there is . .mournful cadence in the tone of the ,1ird that should insure immediate cessation of the shedding of blood by the hands of brothers. That peace will come from the pending .conference is the sincere hope of al. the real friends of the Mexican re public.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
The Particulars

-Yes." said the clerk as he dipped his pen in the ink and prepared to i'll out the blank. Your name. please" Amelia Whippleton."
 "NationalityY
 American"
 Married or urmarriedf" ''Both-twice."-ChicagO Record Her ala
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
ODE
 .O C O M M E N I s

statehood has no breakers ahead" says the F'eeniX Akeretto. No-onIy that blamed recall: and it is a stone wall. not a breakes.
 Uncle Joe Cannon. in that whis- kers- -baldhead debate. said that the only time he felt bld was in Turkey, where he saw a baldheaded Elan who was guard of the hare-n. Uncle Joe gas always n6.ee fo- stating bald truths-excH, 70 0a tariff matters.
 That COW ranch trail to Phoenix but whats the use?
 No matter what you hear from Douglas, remain quietly at home Sunday, and thus escape being tug ged Sucker, Exhibit A"
 Will Diaz resign? Most of us would. if we were in his place.
 That fire in Bangor. Maine, cost S9.OG9,000. the entire savings since 17S2.
 For that lad taste in the mouth try the curfew for a while.
 This is the secret. of health and wealth: Buy a farm, get mp al S:30 a. m. mix IS cows, clean out he stable, feed the horses, wake up the pigs with a pitchfork and make tbe sNa can split the days supply of wood after which breakfast will be ready. After breakfast comes the heavy work of the day. How can anybody get sick with such a program of rec reation2
 Hiram writes to ask what is the best drink for hot weather. We will let Hiram know tomorrow
 From our dream book-For a young woman to dream that she wilI get a new bonnet signifies that she will have a new lover; If the color of the bonnet is green or pink. he will be deceitful: if blue. he will be trne. affectionate: if yellow. he will be jealous. Take Billikens pills and dream of q red bonnet. which signifies that the lover will be a eros eyed. knock-kneed boy who smokes cigarettes for a living
 Absence makes the heart grow fonder-for the other fellow.
 Burros that eat rose bushes can be legally shot This is in answer to numerous inquiries from Warren.
 The woman enigma Of Wall street" is no longer an enigma. Her miserable hovel was enter sd by of fees and S1 100000 worth of stocks and bonds found scattered over the floor like waste paper. Also letters froEl her bankers asking her to call and collect large sums of inter- est that has accumulated and is get
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
coubter.

'The world Is getting So good yOu may soon see the lion lie down with the lamb"
 ~Yes. but when the lion rises where will the lamb beg'
 ''I dunno. Yon'u have 10 ask some- body in Wall streetrr-Phi'a'.e .i.a Leiss<
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
Auction Sale
Al the AM mERicAN LOAN OFFICE

Al the
 AMERICAN LOAN OFFICE
 of
 Unredeemed Pledges Monday Evening, May sth. 7:s0 to
 S:30 r. M. 1JS2 Waltham Watch 1908 Elgin Watch 10S3 Waltham Watch 1132 Waltham Watch 9s2 Diamond Ring 1924 Waltham Watch 1854 Mandolin and Guitar 1124 Elgin Watch 1135 Gold Ring 1136 Diamond Ring 1l3S Savage Rifle, 30S 1141 Ear Rings and Ring 11S0 Elgin Watch 11S3 Target Rifle, g 1190 Watch 1195 Elgin Watch 1907 Gold Ring 1925 Chain and Elk's Tooth 1929 Camera 1252 Diamond Ring 1859 Diamond Brooch 12S7 Elgin Watch 1293 Two Gold Rings 1902 Sewing Machine 1880 Illinois watch I340 Waltham Watch 1345 Elgin Watch 134S Diamond Ring 1854 Two Rings and Brooch 1883 Mailman Watch 1882 Waltham Watch 1884 Diamond Ring 1893 Gold Ring 1896 Elgin Ring l403 Elgin Watch 1404 Waltham Watch l40G Elgin Watch l40S Hampton Watch 1430 Diamond Ring 1436 Elgin Watch 143s Cold Ring 1442 Elgin Watch 1449 Opera Glasses 1450 Watch 1454 Watch 1472 Gold Ring 14S1 Opera Glasses 1882 Elgin Watch 14SS Waltham Watch l4S9 Gold Ring 1496 Hamilton Watch 1902 Watch 1885 Elgin Watch I53S Elgin Watch 1544 Silver Watch t547 Watch 1858 Watch 1859 Rockford Watch 1562 Suit Case l560 Gold Ring i563 Suit Case 1878 Burlington Watch 1877 Burlington Watch t57S Burlington Watch 1879 Gold Ring 992 < Diamond Rings, Coin Neck
 lace and Bracelets
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
WHY THE REcAlL9

Writing upon the proposed aGop- ton of the recall to be applied 70 the judiciary. the North American Review asks some pertinent ques- tions that must be answered by somebody at some time before the application of the recall to the judi. ciary can even be entertained.
 Let it be inquired" says our learned contemporary. what will be accomplished by the proposed change that is deemed expedient?
 ''Wnl the respect of the commun- ity for the judges. situation so earnestly to be sought. be increased? Already there has appeared a very wide discrepancy in the esteem en- tertained by the general public for she state tribunals as compared with that held for the. national courts. Why? Obviously for two reasons; The comparative attachments of the presiding judges and the curtailed independence of the state tribunals by reason of the selection of their judges for short terms.
 will the proposed measure induce gentlemen of greater attachments to seek election to the bench? It is believed such will not be the case. What man worthy of the name would submit himself to the alternative or deciding a cause contrary to his conscience or suffering the disgrace of a peremptory recall by his fellow citizens? How can an increase of wholesome respect be attained by a further curtail of that independence. the want of which has already iE duced disparagement?
 will the corruption charged 10 exist be eliminated? Where is this corruption? Is there no evidence available? Then, is it the purpose to convict judges without evidence: Is suspicion to take the place of facts? Surely this would seem to 5e a novel American idea.
 aWin the alleged corporate cos trol of the judiciary be established? Where does it exist today? In the federal or state tribunals? Certain lly from the recent decisions of the former it does not seem to be there I.ntrenched to any great extent If the latter. how will the evil be remedied? The judges are now se- lected by the majority of the peo- pie. If they are now unable to se- lect judges free from corporate in- fluence, may we expect a resultant Improvement fin the exercise of choice by conferring the power Of recall? Why?"
 | Word from Washington is to the effect that the lower house of con igress in which democrats are in ab- solute control the program of legis- ,ation marked out at a caucus held on the first day of the extra session will be completed by the middle of this month when that body will be ready for adjournment. In the meantime the senate has accom- plished nothing There has not even been a committee meeting The democrats of the house have put the burdeE squarely on the republican shoulders and they must bear any blame for failure to give some relief
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
PRESS COMMENT
STARRING FOR TIME.
(Globe-Democrat)

(Globe-DemOcratl
 The Diaz representatives on the peace commission are said 10 be sparrfng for time. This is exactly what the Diaz generals have been doing all the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

Don't forget the regular Saturday night dance at Don Luis. Wildgrube Bros.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

Silly Sam and the Soubrette q The Black Diamond Express.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06
ITS THE GOSPEL TRUTH.
 IGIobe-Democratl

If the Mexican commissioners have any regard for the amende honor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

able they will hold their peace con ference at Douglas, AriZ.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

statehood has no breakers ahead, says the FeeniX Akerettn- No-onIy that blamed recall; and t is a stone wall. not breaker.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

Burros that eat rose bushes can be legally shot This is in answer
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

Absence makes the heart grow the other fellow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

ting 10 be 8 nuisance in the bank. The woman has been sent to the asylum for the insane. Which shows that you should not get rich, unless you want to be nutty like the rest of them
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-06

Hiram writes to ask what is the best drink for hot weather. We will let Hiram know tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-16
GRAND CENTRAL AND
VICTORIA DIVIDENDS

-, One In a. position to judge says that
the Grand Central company was sched-
uled 10 resume regular dividend pay
ments this month. but President c, Il.
Loose was in the east at the time of the
regular directors meeting and the dec
laration was postponed until the De
cember session, No statement as 10 the
amount of this dividend is obtalnabe
but from the size OF the cash surplus
and the disposition OF the officials some
declaration can be expected next month,
The Victoria directors will hardly de-
clare 1911 dividend In the first
place the company is paying off the pur-
chase price OF the Snowflake property
acquired several months ago. while the
management is engaged in a development
campaign which must be rounded out
more perfectly before returning To the
regular dividend list.
Underground conditions at the Vic
toria are very satisfactory the strike
Of ore recently on the 1900 level going
far towards demonstrating that the prop
ertY Will soon he one OF the large Tintic
shippers There Is a far greater extent
Of virgin ground within the Victoria lines
than that portion prospected and II IS of
very great promise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-16
COPPERS HAVE LOST
THEIR SNAP IN EAST

James y. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon:
Paine. Webber e Co. Boston,-The
New York market continued TO sag again
today and looks as if il would sell lower,
The local coppers havo lost their snap
and the buy and sell orders just about
balance. Prices were unchanged all
through the day and there was no at
stion OF the coppers is better than the
New York list and that there is less
risk In buying them.
Logan & Bryan. New York.-You arc
after The government filed its suit for
dissolution Of the steel trust, knowing
as We did of the substantial character
of a goodly portion OF the buying then
chase of standard rails, notably, the coal
>rs, Hartman and F1ill lines. and also
of the seasoned industrals. Bullish sem
timent shortly thereafter was stmula ted
by The courts approval Of the American
Tobacco company's disintegra tion plan
and also by the granting OF the injunc-
ton against the Interstate commerce COM
mission by the commerce court in con-
nection with its ruling In the long and
short haul cases. During the past few
days, however, we have expressed the
opinion that purchases should not be
made on the upturns and that at least
part profits should be secured on long
stocks, basing our Views primarily on the
fact that The recent favorable occurrences
had, In great part, dissipated their imme-
diate influences and that the contraction
in the short interest had tended to greatly
weaken the technical position OF the mar
ket. There also has been in progress,
as we intimated selling OF rather in
fluential character. in fact. distribution
apparently has been conducted on such
a scale as TO warrant the conclusion and
especially in view OF the conveninS OF
the Stanley Investigation committee and
congress, taken in connection with the
rather more acute discussion relative TO
the political situation. that strong inter
ests are not keen al present for much OF
a demonstration In the buying side and,
therefore, we can only repeat that We
would not purchase stocks except on the
sharp drives and then only with using the
usual safeguards.
GALLAGHER, New York.-Amerjcan To-
bacco and United Cigar Stores were
strong and active on the curb There was
some inside buying OF both issues. Amer
lean Tobacco sales from 40 to i53 and
the United Cigar Stores from 23S 10 POI.
last 245. El Paso actively traded In here
today from 20 10 75c. The coppers slight
" lower. Tonopah and Tintics steady
and dull Big Dome, The feature of the
PorcuDine group. 1t advanced from 25s
TO 21i OH transactions OF about 1900
shares,