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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
HAP n IIlII EgEEgEs gtS &@sS E@ 4S
 BABY II SLEEP
New Mix Bottle Invented That Gives ka0l.a1 Music While inc Infant 8 at
 Meals
BIG RELIEF FOR FATHER

Another tee 0f wCusans de5po1lc .oct has been iitcd lTam tte neck oi man. First it vas the gowns t1at open oE .hc slAe E4tE bultoaa on ela and now il is the Aeoli2l-.l- l-lnllE- bottle This is ccahInatiol mu4-c harp anG labY pacler which Etile
 lying nccrislment to the baby aglo- maticaly lulS it back lo sleep. No -ore pac-ng the floor aL 3. m- tor atheE -hrla h-s way beHeen cal- pet tGcAs, chair EanGs and ted posts.
 Ths eica ls said to be a simple one The ha8y opens it's, his OF her nl5ath, inserts the mouth Cl the bot C-3r the rcs Of the harp which ever Way yCI WaLt @ put iL The esult, instead ol 5cing an Apache or Com ancae yell cI delalce i the mos eautul music known. This music strikes nss bahgs ear drums and 1e warm Elk tricEies doen baby s throat and inc thing is done.
 The Invention has appeared ai Venice on tke coast, and 8Ts. J. " Eeraon, wife Of Douglas mining man. and lhe Douglas man Is said lo te the inventor.
 50 more Wiil the csies of iittle Precious stir his proud and happy ,atker to g tack-aodging marathon Ol 2 msenieht bedroom coarse. for Alra j. ". EGers0a Of Dousias, Ariz, thg lie Of a mining nian. h1s arrived herl | eith faby and 0aby packer, device combining g mils bottle and a aeoiian harp. the use cf which give. l -he infant music during diBner houi and his parents slreease tron 5glalls, says the Los Angsles Exam aer
 Moz rt's 5goar-oid attempts ct m sic ere ogtdistanced, for the yoanee i E4erson. hardly past his hsst mtle
 tons. can play 8 dreamy waltz, ! I auickstep. stately minaec or a de 1 HclcGa rasttnla symphony. ah depend i ng cn tse Eanidity uita which he pas
 akss of lacfeai repast
 Alf GCin' Oul aud Nctnin' Comin 1 iH, walls the ae0lian harp-and wit. such leellng--as Che sailk disappears
 Tno baby paciaer" was inventei
 the father ol its sole user.
 mining man. rTed nom She tolls c the day. and not reiisaing long ramp over earpaf ry nsgAt. his meehauica
 enius icand q Iaa4eea for 1eetles children.
 MctAers of families st this heao have descended in swarm on ta Enefson hoszeheld in an endeavo to copy the geieter
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PEREZ BOY GETS OFf
 BEFORE jUDGE DIAN
o0uJ Gives Mother a Lecture and DisChareeS Juvenile
 ShafD Shooter

The featherweight champion faisl- her of Cochise coanty is iitle Mezi- iano gatez. the a-ex-can youth who s1ot Iltia playmate in I3is5ee 5atur- dgv afternoon. Following are taa three vGraiCus ef tha shooting as told oy the youth, assisted sy bis m0tEcr-
 Saturday ltoliowlng the shootingj-- q 6d not shoot AlvarJ at atL
 Mond E lsTaisned before 51dga d-'i shot Aiv1-9 but t was an accident; the gun went oI a-cl5sn-
 Tuesday tbalore Judge Doan at Dcaglas3 The mother Ci the-1py told JuEgo Doan thol Inc youus sEilan was salutlng statehood Wth his rife and shot AlFaro ahm fhc latter made insulting remarks to his mother.
 T1us u three days y1En Perez told lhgao different stories Of Che za6oting which, lo 5uEateit, eas not fatal, and ulue Of tlem. according Co the conDla- ling witness ls -rao. AnG what is more, Ue gclrh got away with his cockand-hai cEJ for Judge Doan, after featuring th5 mother, turned the boy loose
 The yoata Was afTalEned before 5adge Boan Of rhe juvenile coart at Tombstone on Taesaay The boys mother accom- aliel inc officer Co Douglas and when the boy gas taken tefole the judge 10 determine ii ho stcaid Re aent Go the reform school l at Benson she told tAs tbisd version ] Of fha story
 When the whistles be an blowa 1ataraay for statehood the lad took .rca under bed tais ude and told his aolher be as gclng 70 70 oataide i and Are it She asked him ahy. and he told her he was ao happy betaase I CT siateL5od She ags.in asked Hm what De had to do with it and ne : replied: am al Amoriean ctizel l and t means 9 great deal to me. !. He then went down into the aIroyc and joined some other boys. When she went after him the boys made ia suiting remarks to her and him. ana one or them Maas. vefg iasaliins sign. At this the boy. not knowing the gun Eas .oade raised t to his shoulder and pallod the trigger. .4s gan vas discharged aad the boy ahl had ineulted young Perez and hii mother vas wounded in the thigh.
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Copyright 1911 by George Matthew Ajams.)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
REFLECTIONS oF A BACHELOR

to carry a man much further tAan character
 The more chance comes 10 man to get rich the surer Le is not D be ready Co sGize them.
 When a girl has on her pretiest sa,lor hat it's a sign she hasn't been and isn't going, sailing.
 IT Q man found a million dollars it would be very long fore he be gan g-um1iing because t wasn't tW'
 The reason giIl is SO innocent about so many Jiupss is she kuqFf when and where to hold her tongue about tAcu.
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HoLD-up
EtlDs IM LIEnE

-FlL8 IN n UEDk6- BUTTE, A-ag z-At Plpestone sprinss. jast eset Of shis city an at. tempt topisht to hos1 ap a saloon ended ia murder. Two maskel ban dts entered the haTro5m and sia6ina aboat dezen men longing around c0mmenced shooting. < Greek sec ton hand nras Instantly killed man named kooHtz was shot twice through the body and fatally woaDd- ed while another Greek section hand vas shot through the hand and neck
 lis condition is Eerious. The TOD
 be1s withogi attempting c secure ans plander turned and Ged h tae dar.. ness iato the nearby mouatal4s. Al
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
ALLEGED MURDERER
 MAKES HIS ESCAPE.

OGDEN, Utah, Aug, 2e.-iIesse. the man who is charged with maTdsrina his vile and stepdaushter and throw ing their bodies into an old well 1 TecWmsch. Neb. escaped from the 10 cal police force yesterday, after quiet search f1r the man extending over tao days.
 lie married an Ogden woman soon after coming here rom Nebraska ilsi November.
 Hesse has been living at 1517 Wash inStoa aycEue. this city. and worke1 in the local railroad shops as cop pegsuiLhs s helper.
 He has been traced to Salt Lake from which place he mailed a lertei at Ago yesterday afternoon, Dp since then no further clew has beer obtained as tO his whereabouts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
TOW H N SAYING s l
By eED" HOWE

I sometimes fear the most honor able people are oniy half hcnest.
 You may .hint that you are a good man but the point is % gel others 70 think 50.
 T wIi he baSk in a minute. a boy said. 1es Teplioa his mother. l know your minutes.
 1t happens oitener that the men who know that the wedding outfit oi their trides was begun for some other man
 If the bride and groom are. disap pointed they shouldn't show t under three weeks; the public doesn't ex- pect t any sooner. The first time a farmer brines a team Of young mules 0 town he Te- gards t as taking his lie in hls own hands.
 Every woman believes the first month of her married fife that her husband would not lirt; after that she leel5 that kEe 1As 70 trust 10 Ills honor Of ether women.
 should ike 5 live long enough to see good times, but I do not hope to. Tines are as eooa now as they ever will be- Yoa will make a mistake # you sit down and wait until times are better.
 You can be pm in jail for iniurng others, bat yoa are supposed to know enough not to iniure yourself But how many CD its How many eat too much, drink too much. ioaf too much. sleep too little. woery too mueh, lie too mach, and stand Of tlu collectors too oiten.
 This is 8 season Of general Indig- nation Summer is not the season for the people to Point with Pride; on the contrary the View With Alarm during hot weather Bat by fall the ! people will hare forgotten their indig- nation, and viH be talking Of the good times and of the reforms We are 10 have next year.
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The first time a farmer briags . team Of young mules 0 town he Te- cards t as taking his fife in hls own hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

| sometimes fear the most honoE able people are only half hcnest
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Every woman believes tbc first month of her married lie that hei husband would not lirt. after that she teels that she has 10 trust to ths honor Of other women.
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INpleATlone

Washington sialu @1o. thiok oar new farse will De 9 hilg7 aslaea the n.anaser
 I'm sure Of H. replied the stage manager livery memter of the com pany b'asAed at the first reading oi the manuscll gt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24
ELECTION.
(Arizoaa Republlcanl |.

(Arizona Republican,.
 We understand that the resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico to statehood makes it the dpty oI the president to "inmediately 10 uly the governors Of che tao terri tories of his action as soon as he has approved the resolution
 Assuming that Mir. Tat viii ap-- prove the resolution. Governor sloan probably win receive within the next ten days the necessary offleial information of the pTesidents aa ton. and the governor may as soon thereafter as he chooses issue his proclamation calling theN general election.
 The governor vii. of course. aa- certain the wishes Of tine various EoliueaI parties. 50 far as praelic- able. concerning the date ot le e,ecdcn. The election win not be earlier than November and may pe in December.
 It Will le necessary to elect q full complemens of state aaa coun- ty officers, a legislature, a member Of he house of representatives al Washington and Coy tie legislatural two United States senatora
 We find thal a beiieI prevails i1 many quarters that the state ana cal,nl4 officers lEill he elae.nd for fun term. This belief is erroneous Under the provisions of the frs section of Article v Of tAe constia- ton, the various officers elected shan held office for two years,
 Except that the terms of o1ilae Of those elected as the election pro vidod for ia tlc enabling act ap proved June %. 1elI shaH besi1 when the state shall be admitted into the union. and saau end o1 tae first Monday in JanzAry, 4. D. 19i3 or when their successors are eject co and qualify
 The state and county officers and the members of the legislature will therefore. hold office from the date of the presidents proclamation ai- hitting the state. to the first oi January. 1915 In other words, the men elected to office this faI gil hold ofnco for Bus twelve months approximately In the month oi November next year the Feguiar' election vm occur. at which officers win be elected for tvo years.
 This limitation of coorse does no appls to our congressman ana sana tors. Tae congressman elected thh lan wnl hold office mtl aiaFeh ] 1913, so that his term will eEPir' on the same date with the otheT members Of the national house Q repsesentatiyes. Dat at the genera election of next year. we sAan elee congressman again, who viii taE his seat with other eongessmen oi the 4th of March in the foilowia. year.
 It cannot be determined in ad vance how long Arizona's senator viii serve. 4 senatorial term for six years Of course. but this aa pies only to senators wAo ar elected after the fhst senator elected are determined aatamatieeil by the senais rules
 This is because the federal con sutution requires that so far ? practicable. one-third Of the senate membership shall be elected eve- two years. Arizona and New Ae' leo vin have four senators, all tei Not more than one of the f91T ca get a six-year term, in all probao. ity and two of them may get tw' year terms. while the fourth aans four-year term. As to whether As zona or New Mexico aAaH set q best Of t in this regard wil e read upon the respective dates
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If the bride and groom are disap pointed they shouldn't show it unde three weeks the public doesn't eS pect t any sooner
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

It happens citener that the men who know that the wedding outfit ol their trides was begun for some other man
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

T wfi he bsSk in a minute. a bop said. Yes. Teplsoe his mother. know your minutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-24

Washington Star. How did that anti-Iusl eecisioh affect our friend. tho monopoly kilsy
 The neas Of it arrived inst in tisno Q bs o9 Eleat benlt lo AiM le was sa1e1pg frcm aiccoaghs .and reeiea ltsle szare
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states. And ct thls tiate it is im possible fer the Republican to whether it woala be a disadvlntage or an advantage for Arizona t elect her senators ahead of New Mexico. inasmueh as lt is a problem which VIII have to Dc worked oa by the secretary of the Uni states senate.
 The senators are to be elected bg the legislature on joint ballet oi the two houses. bat if tae legislator adhere so the provisions of the con. aatugoa. their worz yin be rg auaetory Il VII merely carry iate effect the wishes Of the voters as indicated at the polls in the a1 eisory" elechon-a device which fol lows the oregon plan.
 Candidates for the various stat. and county ofnoers as Wen q members os the legiaiasura wn D nominated by the people at direo pririaries. We shaH haze no stat conventions or county conventions except thet in all probability rep resenatises of each party viii vol untaTiiy meet in 4coHferances. ? which platforms viu be- adopted an candidates viH be recommended to the voters Of the parties for ap proval at the primaries. Bat th way viii 1e open for every cifiss in. the commonwealth to rua for q nce # he chooses. 1t wip not ? necessary for him 10 set 2 nomiaa ton in county or territorial eonFea
 ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
Bank Department
Protects Investors

Oklahoma City. May ~ The state
banking department today issued the
following statement:
To the people of Oklahoma: The
banking department has established
a bureau for the purpose Of giving in
formation as to the lancial standing
OF companies whose stock is offered
for sale to the people Of our state. If
You are offered any stock. and want
information as TO the financial stand
ing Of such companies, offering the
same; before investing, please write
this department and will furnish you
all the information that / can obtain.
j. D. LANKFORD,
State Bank Commissioner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
Peace or War
In Balance
CARS
SUDDENLY


Arrested at Duncan by an Anadarko
deputy sheriff, negro charged with
bootleggIng, enroute TO chickasha on
the Rock Island motor car this morn
ing. conceived the idea Of changing
cars at Agawam, small station be
tween Ninnekah and Rush Springs.
The impelling motive which Inspir-
ed the desire to change seems 10 have
been a freight train passing In the op.
posite direction. Whether this was the
case or not, the prisoner, having ask
ed permission of the deputy to go to
the toilet room, made q quick dash
from the motor car ana IN a moment
had climbed onto the freight train. The
officer saw what he had done and start
ed after him firing a shot which went
wild. The negro succeeded in lodging
on the bumpers but meanwhile the
deputy being somewhat of sprinter
himself had caught the freight train,
At his leisure he had the conductor
to slow down and he took his man in
charge again without difficulty.
Deputy Mayes Of Frederick was here
today with an alleged bootlegger. also
arrested at Duncan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06

ROBBED OF
HIS COIN

A telegram received by one Of the
banks here today brought the news
from Ogden, Utah. that Guy Acton, for
merly a Rock Island switchman here,
was touched" for bis visible supply OF
coin at that place while enroute to
the Pacific coast.
Acton sold his property in Chicka-
sha to g. J. Owen last Saturday, receiy-
ing for it 500. He deposited the
money in the Citizens National bank,
all except s25 and Monday morning he
came to the bank AMI asked for the re-
mainder in cash. saying he was going
west. f. A. Hall, the assistant cash
Ter advised him not 70 carry 30 much
coin on his person and finally at Halls
suggestion, he took SITS in cash and a
certified check for $500.
The message Of the robbery seems
to indicate that Hall had .'hunch' Of
what was coming. II is not believed
that the thief can cash the check un-
less he should successfully forge Ac-
toms signature Details Of the rob
berry We're not given in the message.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
ALL UNION
CARMEN
Are OUT
SharteI Issues UItimatum
to the Union; Hard
Fight Expected.
Special BY United Frese.

Special BY United FTegE.
Oklahoma city, May 8. Beginning
early Sunday morning every street car
line operated By the Oklahoma Rail.
way company will be paralleled BY au.
tomobiIe lines, furnished BY union
workers il the plan Of Ben Commons.
organizer Of the carmen's ! union IS car.
ried into effect.
Every influence will be brought to
bear to induce citizens to use the
autos instead Of the street cars and
the regular fare will be five cents to
amy part Of the city The autos Will
be operated by the discharged union
employees.
Union leaders are seeking to have
auto owners contribute the use Of
their cars and it is said that a large
number are already pledged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
TkY A N III
w. u. /. u.
LECTURE

Mrs. n B Abernethy received let
ter from Mrs. Cora y, Hannett, o. OK
lahoma City, state president of the
w 9. r. n thIs morning stating that
she and Miss Louise Holiister i na.
tlonal lecturer Of the union, would
be III Chickasha Monday May s.
Miss HollIsler win lecture at the
Baptist church Monday at .. M, un-
der the auspices Or the III. 4 G. Her
talk Will be Of special interest to
Young people, although everyone is
cordially invited 10 be present NO
admission viii Ne charged but a free
Nfli ctferiRg taken.
A reception win be given FOR Mrs.
Hannett and Miss Hoiiister. Monday
afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
TWO FIRES
LAST NIGHT
Millinery Store and EIe-
VatOr Suffer Losses;
Both Insured.

Smallng Grain CO., elevator 9th
& Frisco. loss $4,000. insured.
Mrs. wohlfort. millinery, rear Of
Banner store, loss on stock and build
ing $2,5O0. insured
After duh week the business Of
the fIremen suddenly picked zip last
night. the first call coming at IT
o'clock from the millinery store and
the second at 2st5 from the elevator
In the first instance by mistake the
alarm was turned in from the lower
end Of Chickasha avenue and one Of
the fire companies made a dash for
that point When they arrived at Mrs.
Wohlforts place the entire rear room.
space 25x3O. filled with millinery
goods was ablaze It had been burn
ing long enough for the heat 20 break
the rear winGos. The stock was a to-
tai loss, but the good work of the fire
men saved the building and perhaps
the block. No explanation Of the fires
origin has been advanced.
Three. minutes after the alarm had
been turned in from the Frisco depot.
fire company No. had streams Of
water playing on the smalley eleva-
tor. The whole interior was a mass
Of flames when the fire was discover
ed and the main elevator was destroy.
ed but the part containing the mach
inery was saved. The fire seems to
have started at the top Of the struc-
ture and Chief Gattis thinks that the
small pulley at the top was respon-
slbie for it The elevator was started
up Yesterday morning and was run
till p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
FINE BUNCH
OF BUSINESS
GETTERS
ChiCkaSha Give Glad Hand
to Visitors; Spend Two
Hours Here.


With the slogan Rallas Delivers the
Goods. emblazoned On their banner,
S5 in number. the DaIlas trade excur-
sionists tra7eling IN a handsome spec
ial train, arrived in the city at s.l0
this afternoon and we're scheduled 10
remain two hours.
Secretary Kirkpatrick ana several
other representatives Of the local
Chamber OF Commerce went to Lind
say to meet the visitors. conveying to
them the assurance that the gates or
the Queen Of the Washita" were all
torn down and that the cops had all
been ordered Off their beats.
Arriving al the Rock Island station,
President b. B Bridges and bunch
OF directors Of the c. Of &. were there
70 greet the gang and extend to them
a further welcome. Some station
that, said Tom Flinty, Jr.. staff cor
respondent Of the Dallas News. as he
swept his optics over the magnificent
structure which the K. /. is just com
pleting. We haven't seen a station
as fine as that in all our pilgrimage.
With 20 piece band in the lead.
the Dallasites marched up chickasha
avenue and then dispersed among the
business men Of the city to pour into
their ears the story Of the greatness
of Dallas as a iobbing center. conf
ding the secret that the Texas town is
really a phenomT in this line.
After taking in the sights Of busy.
metropolitan Chickasha Secretary j.
r. Bahcock Of Dallas Chamber Of Com
.merce said. "Chickasha is wonder /
had heard much Of your city but the
half has not been told. I'm afraid
Chickasha is going to give Dallas a
run for her money, within a few years.
Your city shows al the signs OF sta
bility and permanent progress"
The Dallas party viii spend Sunday
in Oklahoma City.
Other than those mentioned above
the personnel Of the party and the
firms represented were as follows
American Exchange National Bank,
Nathan Adams Art Wall Paper Mills,
Adolph l. Stein Avery, B. f. & Sons
Plow company, o. L. Oldham; Barn.
hart Type Foundry c.. r. c. Dyer;
Belo, A. f. & Co.. g. B, Dealey; But
ler Brothers, A. NJ Matson, L. A. Hen.
derson; Buick Automobile Co., F. w
A. Vesper; creosoted Wood Block
Paving Co., L. B. Manley; Crane com
pany. j. f. Ludlow: Crowdus, W.,
Drug Co. Geo M Williams: Common.
wealth National Bank, r. p. Wofford
Columbia phonograph Co, r. r, Sou.
ders City National bank, J II Ard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
Rush Springs Gives
MarIOW a DrubbinG

Special to the Express.
Rush Springs, May 6. The first
game Of the baseball season was
played here yesterday between Mar
low and the local team resultin gin
a score Of I to 9 in favor of Rush
Springs. The battery for the home
team was A. c. Bumpers and B. II.
Worsham, the battery for NARROW. r.
Waltz and Cluren Ward.
Bumpers struck out II men. The
nine innings lasted hour and 10
minutes.
Rush Springs expects to have one
of the fastest teams in the state this
summer and is justly proud Of the
opening game
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
BIG MEN
GO FREE
Special BY United Press.

Special by United Press
Chicago, May 6. II Judge Petit to-
day granted writs of habeas corpus to
Edward Tilden, president or the Ma
tional Packing company: George MI.
Benedict president of the Drovers Ma
tional bank and w. G. Cummings,
cashier Of the Droyers Trust 4 saw
ings Co., all arrested for contempt Of
the Illinois senate bribery inyestigat-
ing committee.
The state will likely appeal from the
courts action. 1t is believed that the
investigating committee is effectively
baked BY the courts action. in its ef-
fort to obtain testimony concerning
the alleged nslush fund =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-06
HELMS Are
BOUNDOVER

After hearing the testimony Of about
rs witnesses Judge J. p. Vance yester-
day afternoon bound over TO the dis
trict court John Helm and Hudson
Helm. Of Verden, both charged with
the theft Of hog. Their bonds were
fixed at $3.50 each which they furnish.
ed.
g. ". Pratzman was the complain
ing witness ID the case.
All Of the testimony introduced was
of circumstantial nature but it was
deemed sufficient to hold the defend
ants.