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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
GOOD JOKE PLAYED ON
 CHAIRMAN PAL pH MOSS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-"Raloh Moss, chairman of the house commit tee on expenditures in the department Of agriculture. got in bad with his wife soon after he arrived here said an Indiana colleague of Mr. Moss in the house cleakroOm today.
 Tt was like this: Ralph came down here, got busy making laws and for got to go to church When his rife arrived-that being Saturdag night she wanted to know where they would go to church the next Jay. Ralph thought and thought, like Brer Fox, and the only church he could recall was one at the foot of Capitol Hln and explaining that he had been there several times. he suggested that they go, So they did. and took a front sent. A half hour later when they tuned to look the congregaticn over, they found themselves surrounded by COT ored people
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
PAPER CLUES TO BE
 USED BY POLICEMEN.

LINN, Mass, Aug. LI.-an orueT mas been placed by the Lynn police department for 3s policemen's "bil- lies made of hard rolled paper When received, these "billies" will be given to policemen patrolling what is known as rum district" and if they success fully withstand the rough usage, more of the clubs will be ordered for other members of the force.
 lt has been found that the wooden sticks in common use break at times when violently thwacked over tho heads Of disturbers of the peace. It is hoped that the paper clubs will have sufficient strength to cope with any condition of affairs that may arise.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
MOTHER SHOOTS HER
 SON IN SELF DEFENSE

READING, Pa. Aug. 17-Whai might have been a fatal shooting oc- cured here yesterday when, follow. ing a quarrel. Mrs. Caroline Howe fired four revolver shots at her son, John SemOre. One shot took effect, blowing through the back of the vic tim.
 At the third shot Semore cried out, shoot again."
 He was hurried to a hospital and the mother, who has been married twice. was placed under arrest She was net remorseful. but claimed that she shot in self defense. after her son had threatened to kill her.
 Five years ago, near the scene of today's shooting, Semore killed ne gro. Daniel Anderson, by cutting his throat from ear 10 ear. He claimed self desense and was freed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
LIFE SAVER IS FINED
 BY PITTSBuRG JUDGE

PlTTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 17.-F'rank Riley jumped from a barge in the Monongahela river last night and say ed Jno. Bridges, who was trying to end his life. This morning Magistrate Kirby fined Riley S5.
 In levying the fine the magistrate said he deducted something because Riley had saved a life. The policeman Declared that Riley was responsible for Bridges condition; that the res cuer, as we'll as the rescued, had been drinking and that both escaped drown ing by a miracle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
STAND BY KEYS WHILE
 WAGES ARE NOT PAID

CHICAGO, Aug. I7.-operators of the United Wireless company are standing by their keyes at nearly all cf the shore stations on Lake Michi- gan to protect steamer passengers and crews, although many are penniless and some hungry. None have been paid a regular salary since June.
 Sheldon Bacon. the receiver, recent ly appointed by the federal district court in Maine. where the court fight involving the company originated, is expected to relieve the situation in a few days. He has left New York and upon his arrival in Chicago will at once pay on the operators.
 While none of the operators will accept commercial business. at every station there is a man at the key with his receivers cap strapped on his head. waiting to catch the s. O. S. distress signal from any of the lake boats.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Four N-w Cars zrrive

 four Nrw Cars fHrTIV1.
 FergusOn-Raub X Co, who are now the territorial distributors for the Buick automo piles and also the local agents for the Oldsmobile, received yesterday a shipment of four new cars direct from the Buick factory. These machines are all fore-door mod els and fully equipped and are now on display at the company's new garage on Main street Two of the new cars are model 27, a 26 horse power ma chine; one of them Is a model S9 with 4S horsepower engine, and the other is a model 21 of 36 horsepower. The latter car is the same model as the Buick which recently clipped g. minutes on the best previous record for the trip from Los Angeles and re- turn.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
CORSET SAVES WOMAN;
 FOB SAVES THE MAN.

SOUTH HAVEN. Mich, Aug. IT, Ed Barney of Otsego fired a few bull lets that cut some queer antics when he visited his wife at the home of her father. William White, three miles east of Pawpaw.
 Failing to make her return to him, he drew a revolver and fired first at her brother-in-iaw. VIII Smith. shoot ing on his watch fob and wounding him in the hand. He then turned the gun on his wife. a corset stay turning the bullet Barney made an effort then to shoot himself. but missed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
DOCTOR ADMITS THAT
 HE cOURTED DEATH

ANSON, Texas, Aug. 17.-Dr. J. M. Alexander. who is charged with kill ing Robert l.. O'Neill, the Dallas trav- cling salesman, testified that he had made trips to Dallas. Fort Worth, Houston, Beaumont and Galveston trying tO nieet O'Neil.
 T don't believe I was looking for him to kill him. but just wanted to see what he looked like said the doc tor. -I hoped he would shoot me through the heart I did not think he would do it, but did not care if he did"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
TREAT FOR PEOPLE OF
 B|SBEE NEXT WEEK
Famous EIOcutioniSt Win Give Recital al '. M. c, A.
 Monday

W. J. Cole of San Francisco will give a recital at the Y. M. C. A. Mon day evening at o'clock The affair will be under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian association.
 MT. Cole is said to be an elocution- ist of national reputation and lovers Of the art in Bisbee should avail themselves of this opportunity to hear him. His selections embody calls on the several emotions. Mir. Cole being as much at home in comedy as in pathos. He comes highly reeommenj- ed, states Mir Davis, secretary of the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
KAISER SENDS PRESENT
 OF WATCH TO VO

BERLIN. Aug. 17.--Count Nicholas von Bismarck. eldest grandson of the great chancellor and son of the late Count Wilhelm von Bismarck. has been confirmed. The kaiser sent tel egram to the mother Of the boy, say ing:
 Receive. most gracious countess. my hearty congratulations. May God bless my godchild."
 The kaiser also sent the boy a fine gold watch with suitable inscription
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
AUTO HoNK FOR THE
 USE OF u 6 SE
Special Sale

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 17.-A tooter without an automobile attach ed is for the use Of statesmen n the senate office building It is a nice, stationary horn, of extra size and lung power. located far back from the little electric car line.
 A senator comes along, grabs the bulb, gives it friendly squeeze and the strident honk comes out several hundred yards away. It is caught by the ear of the driver, who comes quickly for the impatient legislator. A big printed sign hanging above the horn says:
 Fer the exclusive use of senators"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
CORONATION MEMORIAL
 FOR DELHI CEREMONY

LONDON. Aug. 17.-There is a movement among the more prominent Indian princes to make the corona tion ceremony at Delhi notable by the creation of memorial which should be lasting tribute to the genius Of native art in building and decora- uon- IL is expected that a large sum will be forthcoming. Two princes who attended the coronation in London have promised 0 provide s1,0O0. 900 between them.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
WtcKERSHAM MAY LEAVE
 PRESIDENTS CABINET.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-That George ". Wickersham will retire soon from the cabinet and resume the practice of law is report today that comes from reliable sources.
 IL is said even that the whole mat ter has been talked over between the president and his legal adviser and that an understanding exists between. them.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
UNCLE SAM IN SEARCH
 OF CAIIGHf ED 0pIfiM

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. I7.-Acting under special instructions from the secretary of the treasury at Wash ington, local customs officials sent out a flotilla of sea-going tugs with in. spectors aboard to search for contra band opium on board the big Pacific Mail liner Mongolia. Customs officials say they have received advance infor- nation that there is a large amount of opium aboard the steamer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
ArrlvaIs and perartures.

Mrs. G. l.. Lenord has gone 10 Cal ifornia, where she will spend the re- mainder of the summer O. A. Rhoades left yesterday for Cloudcroft, N. M.. for a weeks outing C. F. Holie of Naco arrived in the city yes terday H. L. Smith of Cananea was in the city yesterday. registering at the Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Given Thirty Days.

Larso Miranda. a Lowell Mexican, was srraigned in Judge T. D. Bur dicks court yesterday and was given a sentence of 90 days at the poor farm at Douglas. He seemed somewhat lc- co, apparently from overindulgence in Intoxicating liquors. so the court de- cided to send him to the farm. where he may work the loco stuff out of his system.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
HANGED WHILE sLEEpINc.

DAYTON. O., Aug. l7.-PatTick Lee. aged thirty-fye. a peddIer. aeci- centaliy hanged himself while asleep. He was taking a nap on a fallen tree on the bank of the Miami river, when suddenly he started to roll down the trunk of the tree to the waters edge.
 His head caught between two small branches and his neck was broken.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18

Two osteopsthic doctors from the Dr. A. T. stiIl osteopsthie !nfirmary of Ei Paso, Texas, will be in Doug las for thirty days to look after some patients. Everybody wanting treat r'ents should see them at once. Dr. Ira w. Collins, physician In chief of the pr. 4. T. ssill osteopathie Infirn- ary, will spend Sunday in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
CLASH OCCURS
 OVER REMAINS
Body of Miner Taken from Place of Death Without Authority of the
 Coroner
WHO VIOLATED THE LAW?

The inquest to have been held over the body Of Mike Beadervieh yesterday afternoon was postponed on account of the absence of the interpreter who had been cited to appear The inter. preter misunderstood where the in. quest was to be held and went to Judge Murpby's court room in Lowell instead of Judge Highs court in Bis bee.
 The inquest will be held this morn ing at o'clock. with Judge High act ing as coroner. The body Of the dead man was viewed at the Palace morgue Wednesday afternoon.
 Clash Over Body
 A clash almost resulted over the possession of Benderyich's body. as the result of the preference in under. takers of the dead mans brother. In such cases the coroner Las posses sion of the body until after the in- quest
 When Acting Coroner High and his jury visited the Oliver shaft Wednes. cay to view the body. they found that ft had been taken away in the morgue wagon of the Palace company. Acting in his capacity of coroner, Judge High had requested the O K under takers, next door 10 the justices of fee, to accompany him to the shaft and get the body of the dead man.
 Statute Violated
 The Palace ambulance had already been called from the shaft, however, and the body was removed to the Palace morgue. Finding the body gone. Coroner High cited the statute regarding the removal of dead bodies from the scene or locality of death and the following demand was served by Officer L. R. Bailey of Lowell:
 ITO John J. Bowen and Bowen & Hubbard:
 You are hereby requested and de- mand is hereby made on you to de liver to L. R. Bailey, whom I hereby nominate my agent for the purpose, the body of Mike Benderyich. now in your possession: and your attention is called specifically to the paragraph 257 of the Penal code. which is in the following words;
 The person charged by law with the duty Of burying the body of a de ceased person is entitled to the GUS tody Of the such body for Jne purpose of burying it, except that in the case in which an inquest is required by law Co be held upon dead body by a coroner, such coroner is entitled to
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Judae Hiah,s Court.

Three Mexieans of 'Lowell was the title of little sketch in Judge Highs court yesterday morning. The cast of characters was three Mexi- cans of Lowell and the plot was sim pie. They had been arrested in that burg for being drunk and disorderly and were arraigned in the Bisbee court, Judge Murphy being ill Each vas fined s6, which was six more than each had, so they were sent to jail. Curtain.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Summer Enaaaements.
other. ] am engaged

Mother, l am engaged
 T object seriously to Mir. Piffle-" T was engaged to MT. Piffle last week. retorted the girl with dignity. This time it is Mir. Wombat. - Louisville Courier-Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
flee Notes.

Misses Critchley and Mccall of the rostoftice clerical Iorce leave duty to- day for their vacations. Miss Ables will also leave today or her vacation and will be relieved by Miss Bass, who has just returned from a vacation trip. Miss I-eona Marshal begins her vacation t5day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Under susolelo,

skInfiint--I have TO money, but l will give you a little advice.
 Beggar-Well, if yer ain't got no money yer advice can't be very yalua- ble.--Christian Advocate.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
southwestern ofhclaI Here.

W. P. Stiles, dining car superintend- ent of the Fl Paso & Southwestern, with headquarters in Fl Paso, was in the city yesterday, leaving last night fer the Pass City.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
so,der for Aluminium.

rwelvf parts tin. two parts zinc. one part alumlnum and one per cent chlor- lae Of sodium makes an alloy with which aluminium can be soldored cas- iiy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Relief.

And what do you sailors do when you get homesick?"
 We goes to sea again. ma'am '-- Houston Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
KLAUs GETS DECISION

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-Frank Klaus of Pittsburg won the popular decision over Cyclone Johnny Thompson in ten rounds tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Officials to Douglas.

Deputy Sheriff Will White and United States Commissioner J. D. Taylor went to Douglas yesterday Mir Taylor went down to act in Commis- sioner Sames' places in a deportation case.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
The situation.

Hub-You don't need another new dress. dear.
 Wife-Nc. darling. but I must have one.-Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
ooes to penver

Judge J. M. oConnell left Wednes- day afternoon for Denver, Colo, where he win spend two weeks on business and pleasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-18
Brief Local Items
Goes to Ranch.

Jim Kenney. who has been in the city ths week. left yesterday for his ranch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
Observations

PAINT your white and nobody can look in while
you can see out we'll as If they black
ANOTHER OF child is father TO the man. Philippine
Islands going have parcels post intercourse with all the
Far East.
BEET sugar combines yelling Let the tariff sugar
the Havcmeyers boosted the price OF cents
the other day.
vOLIVA OF Dowe kissed go babies the other
day consecratng them Zion landoffcc business
germs. according to the anti-kisscrs.
NEW YORKS going investigate her Knickerbocker Ice
Co. limits sale Of its ice during he hot wave Five
hundred dead citizens indicate slight unrcason
able" restraint OF trade.
SO far reported at this writing the on DR. Wiley,
expert he spent $50 day expert laboratory work
when allowed only Sill Vendors OF arsenicized pickles and
opiumized drugs are just hot about that 3d.
EDITOR MAX sTOEHR of ST. Louis says he hooked an
pound that pulled him the river and nearly drowned
him Those poor ST. Louis editors When il isn't the liquor,
it's the heat that keeps EN- composing things.
JACK LAWRENCE'S daughter Aggie, OF New York's
smart set landed hers He Vscoun Courts de Meree
mont had human far back 248 at least
geneaogicay speaking The vscount 40 and Aggie
thing brewers daughter to the circulating medium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
Who's ZOo--and the Reason

10y. 4 D. determined 10 come into the land II
fortune In the oldtme pioneer way or not al all
He IL gtickier for realism. matter what Il IT,
He got Into Seattle at D. m. put the horses 10
feed, set his wife and children down IN a chONder
station and walked right out 20 Beacon hill. lie
bought grocery store at 1898 D. m. went back for
the family and the next morning announced a special
bargain sale OF SIX cakes OF Ebony soap quarter
The Deacon Hlilites took TO bargain sales In Han.
soon Ole sold out and went into the life Insurance.
business. lie got his hooks into quite considerable
bunch Of money after he'd been here a year and
then act himself up Into le real estate business In
which exalted calling he has since acquired private
office with green plush curtains automobile and
four children. This gives him family Of six little
ones with the boys having plurality Of four
You couldn't keep good man down 70 Ole took
stab at the political game When he ran for the
very best prop" and went out on the corners and
told EN- how he stood
He pollcd Lac votes out Of total OF 75z cast
in that district. and he 10 Olympia taking his
soap-box with him. Every morning at 9sO2 o'clock
Representative Hanson would mount his soap.box in
the haiiOwed halls of the lawmakers and talk They
took 10 minutes for lunch aud then Ole would resume
I'll g.
He got the anti.race track bill passed and The
Meadows" and other places where the ponies pranced
past the pikers vent the way OF all unholy things
Ole also started the eghthour Law rolling ia way
10 firm, fast place.
This young Is 81 years old has grey hair and a
real good'naurad way about him He stili keeps
the Eoap-bOx handy In he should need A. lie
frequently does. or thinks he does which amounts
70 the same thing. On these occasions he mounts
bis rostrum and speaks 20 the multitude In no I'M
certain tone. Very often they listen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
The Question Of Change

Doctors tell that when 50 our Vaoatons We must
above all beware OF change of water and further that we
go charge OF food and that mustn't change
our habits too abruptly and that keep thumb our
pulse when it change OF altitude.
They tell as this and then nevertheless the other hand
what they have before the contrary Notwithstanding
they tell us that the prime OF vacation lies in the
CHANGE brings ratss than the the fresh air or
the sunburn or the sand 60 with the average vacation
These they saw merely incidental The CHANGE the
main thing.
Briefly. then. change is dangerous. and
Change is essential to a successful vacation.
Figure out the answer Tor yourself
But as Tor uswc We know bank where the wild thyme
grows say nothing OF pastoral eegantne and an occasional
sprg az poison ivy and way mp that bank there bubbles
spring white sand dancing its hcaroh that would be
CHANGE OF all right all right for all YOU folks who
St drink mere city above that bank towers most
monumental group tall r and beneath that bank there
turks school very select school OF the biggest trout you ever
dared dream Of
WELL change may be dangcrous-wer re sure we don't know
about i-but as for MS. we're willing TO risk a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
Doing Up a Principle

Now dirty expcdcncy do principle to the death
New Mexico probably republican needed in the presi
Dental campaign OF 1912 She will be let into statehood with
the aid Of Taft
Arizona probably democratic is needed by democrats in the
presidential campaign 1912 She will be shut out OF state
hood unless assist forcing the resembling OF recall
OF the judiciary. with the aid OF TAFT.
In these times the fellow who has principle soul or
heart ought put it in good strong safety deposit vault
CREEK INDIANS in Oklahoma are stalking down mud
turtles Just reach OF they Tor rain And
there several Figure out Tor yourself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
Disregard Of flaw"

THE disregard OF law fast becoming American ehafae
reports the committee teaching morals IN the pube
schools al the n T.. A. convention in San Francisco
Does broad view of the situation bear this outt II ever
people longsuifcrng and awabdng we are That we
who constituencies II true but these ever seek
commit their crimes under OF legality and the patient
public content struggle against them through due course
OF law
One trouble with country is too much awe OF legality
and too little assertion OF moral right
What need teach children Is love OF liberty not
savish obedience constituted authority Liberty may become
license but authority invariably becomes usufpaon
not kept within the absolute bounds An individual has
right pursue happiness the point that nteeres Win
the equal right of another the pursuit Yet rs ndvd
uals submit any of petty restrictions while as
let few beneearies OF vested rights rampe upon
every principle OF equality
Tut Tul ~ f.. A. You rise to bigger things than
worrying disregard of law Worry about disregard
OF true libertyl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21

sTROllERs' COLUMN

Have you ever noticed ho~ a
city's sire adds TO the number OF
things that can be rentedy asked
an observing man. "in small
town you can rent a house and a
horse and buggy. but that's about
all.
In city you can rent nearly
anything you can think ola house.
n suit OF clothes. a gown. a book, an
umbrella. a chair. a tent. sidewalk
canopy OF canvas. dishes. or a cook
stove. from individuals or firms
that make business OF renting
such articles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21

II has inspired
us. but this time
the m ! dn Ugh [
reading put us
Into a blue funk
aud our mind
wandered most
diairessingly 10
tho empty coal.
bin and other
oloudening things.
Thus we plunge
az once Into this
man s story. II
II a warming
story. friend.
Ole Hanson will
please step down.
stage to within
two PAGES Of the
footllghts. w g
must put forth a
restraining hand.
else Ole step
right over the
foots and begin
90 tell the audi.
enee this story
himself
Just nine years
aao neFf NoNaul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE?
MOST ANYTHING
MOTT ANYTIOIN0

MOST ANYTHOiNG
Last year 400. 600. 900 lunches OF
bananas were imported into this
country. This made 1900. 900 900
bananas. or three dozen for each
person IN the United states.
Aud
The skins would supply slip
enough 20 launch all the ships In
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
SOAp-BOX SUPERIORITY

Last evening We turned up The Wick IN The bod
room lamp and read a little OF the history OF the
Lincoln Douglas debate. We have done this ON
many other occasions when about 10 take
our pen In hand and nditc some especially inaplr-
ing tale 81 somebody other who has gone up
notch or two by the oratorical route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21

Felix rfankfurier has been ap.
pointed solicitor 90 the bureau Of
lnsulaF affalrs Maybe Sam blythe
viii write something funny about
that In tho Saturday Evening Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21

EUGENE ELY. aviator, given admirals salute OF
II guns bv the cruiser Virginia "Wednesday
ing that grmloong engine OF war Probably
il was private citizen got admiras salute
And Ely His air flight the water and the city
was the most remarkable feature OF the celebration
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
THE ATTRACTION

Il had plenty of callers while All the boys dropped
have devoted friends"
"Not particularly. / a pretty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-21
LOST OPPORTUNITY.

Mrs tramcrcy-Nhy with husband
PaFk-ies . he N
ordered whole lot OF hngas-tle