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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Sues Oklahoma Sheriff

John B. Westfall, the former Okla homa and later Phoenix banker, is suing Sheriff W. B. Murphy, or Guthrie, Okla, for S50.OO0 fer his confinement in jail. While so con fined he uffered a hemorrhage. Vest fall recently resisted extradition, pleading his condition of health sue cessfuIly to Governor Sloan.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
pER ERsoNAL

L. T. R. - We cannot decide your bet as to whether the proper name for them is eye glasses or nose glasses.
 D. R. c. = It is proper to say Tn the teeth of the gale" when it is a biting wind.
 F.. ID. c. - There isn't much money in writing. If you want to make mon ey with the pen, raise hogs
 Pater Familias - If somebody else kid knocks of your hat with a snow ball it is rowdyism, but if your kid knocks the hat of somebody else, It is cute boyish enthusiasm. Twas ever thus?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
 ESF~. .NowE<NT S%A By ROY K. MOULTON.

next platform. please.O How dear to my heart was the old
 time musee.
 When I managed to serape mp
 dime.
 It was there that l hiked with soul
 full of joy,
 Bent on an uproarious time. stayed there all day and 1 rubbered
 around
 The waxworks were simply i'm
 mense.
 And when the strong man broke a
 horseshoe in two
 The excitement was really intense. C"Now ladies and gentlemen, your attention this way. please. Here we have the famous educated sacred COW of Siam. Queenie by name. Queenie speak for the ladies'. (Jabs Queenie in the ribs with his elbow)
 Queenie: Moo"
 She says she likes the ladies very much, very much"
 Here we have Prof. Blivvins, the glass eater The professor is very sound physically as you can see and he eats nothing but glass. For breakfast he has three hard boiled electric light bulbs At noon he takes a light lunch consisting of beer stein and two or three glass paper weights For dinner, which is the heaviest meal he has a cathadral window of stained glass with half a dozen cut glasses for desert. The professor is not hun gry now. but he will probably eat to morrow. We will now pass on to the next platform.
 No more will we gaze on the sky
 scrapping frame
 Of the tallest of all living men: The lady with whiskers, the two head ed boy,
 The trained mathematical hen: Or he who tore paper in fantastic shapes. They amused us for many a year. ] They're lost to our sight like a beau tiful dream, But remain to our memory dear.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE
Arizona News
 Brevities
Northern Teachers Meet

This week there is being held a convention or conference of the teachers of northern Arizona at Pres colt. This teachers institute is more largely attended than that of last year. which was the first of the kind attempted, and is producing results that should work for the benefit of education
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
LOSES s25.coo DIAMONDS

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-SamUei Scott, j9welry broker. reported to the pO- lice today that he lost s25.00O worth Of unset diamonds from his pocket last Tuesday while playing pool in a down town billiard parlor. He be- iieved they were stolen.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Boy Hero Killed

Information from Lytton, B. C., tells of the death of Gordon Welch, who was struck by a train and killed. Welch was a bell boy at the Adams hotel in Phoenix when that building was burTiedj and at that time he saved the lives of several Of the guests. At Phoenix he had many friends who mourn his untimely death
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

baDy be made like that shown. The bit of lawn and lace sewn at the lower edge gives finish and turnishes something to fasten the ties, without which no babys bib is complete Such bib will eheetually dress up" a baby at a moments notiee-and every woman appreciates the value Of that
 A very inexpensive and useful present is strlp of buttonholes work cd in lawn These may De bought but they are ma ehine-made and seldom wear long, while those m ade at home are always fl, demand A little case of ribbon containing a
 card of pearl buttons. strip of these bgttonhoies a card Of pearl buttons. carton of the little seal loped edge useful for children and another ol the narrow hias edge will de light the busy mother
 For your friend who lives in the country search the shops for the latest thing in timesaving device for household use The city woman little appreciates her opportunities to see things and profit by them There are women who h ave never owned an egg whip and who only read Of meat choppers-if you Der their needs ,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
No Sunday Funerals

Tucson puts the ban on Sunday funerals. The employees of the ceme- tery are to work but six days 8 week, and Sunday is not one of the six. Undertakers have been notified and told to make arrangements accord ingly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
lrrlaate lndlan Lands

Advices received in Tucson from Washington state that the govern ment will undertake an irrigation pro ject for the benefit of the Indians on the Papago reservation. It is hoped to secure .he necessary appropria. tions in lhe urgent deficiency bill now padding in congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
non.r EoReEr THE

grand masquerade ball given by
 O. o. F. Monday night, Dec. 2. Odd Fellows Hali. Costumes can be pro cured at Mrs. Rich. Royal bailding, rooms 1 and 2. g. prize to be given to lady with best costume and s sor best gents costume. lSj.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
THE HAIR sYMPosIuM

T. H. r. writes - Why don't the restaurant keepers employ blonde waitresses? Then en occasional hair in the butter would not be noticed
 " H. k. says Don't you think it is foolish for a woman to wear a switch four O. five shades lighter or darker than her own hair? My wife wears one that doesn't match, but there isn't much use putting that in the raper for everybody in town knows it. l cant get her to stop it. Will some brother please advise me Baldhead says Why ali this fuss about the hair? What difference does it make2 The richest man in this country, John D. Rockefeller, hasn't got a hair on his head Look at J. P. Morgan. wfose dome Of thought resem- bles a billiard ball
 Hair isn't nece essaTy. l haven't had but three hairs for twenty four years and what l have saved in barber bills is consid idarabie. The baldheads should cheer up. Their wives cant pull il out, anyhow.
 F. G. H. writes-My wife insists upon cutting my hair and never saw a woman yet who could do a good jol of this kind. When she gets througi my head looks like the side of shingled house and the part goes like , a road through the woods. l Brother F. C. H. has our sympathy ! Any man who cant hold out 25 cent ! of his salary from his wife for th' | sake of getting a first class haircu has no business being at large. Ther,
 
 yawning for him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Y Athletes Busy

Christmas week is to be a busy one at the Y. NJ. C. A. building in Phoenix. A carnival of sports has been planned to which the whole week will be devoted. with events scheduled for every night.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
MAKES LONGEST FLIGHT

LYNN. Mass, Dec. 21.-Auator Harry N Atwood today made the longest flight record in a bipIane. He left Point of Miles at l0;j5 and ar. rived at Providence k. l., at 1850 D. m., covering a distance of 130 miles
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Globe Has Fires

At an early hour on Wednesday morning there we're two fires in diff ferent parts of Globe. Both were in the residential districts, and in each instance homes were complete ly destroyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
sundaY Mornlna euraIars

A At an early hour on Sunday morning burglars were busy in Pres colt. They visited the Hesia Jewel ry store and the Wallace Clothing store, evidently desiring to fit them selves out with good front.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Republican Elected

On the face of the unofficial re- turns J. C.. Bradbury has beaten P. s. Wren for. representative by five votes, the totals being 1929 to .024 Only the official count can determine which has been success. ful.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Denies Reclamation

David Cole, manager of the Ray Copper company, denies that he has rendered his resignation to the direct ors of the company, as was reported iR one of the Phoenix papers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Apache County Dry

On January II next Apache county will close all of its saloons. \ local option election was held at which the vote was 239 to 1l.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

who have led the settle O philosophy old Chris brotherhood of in o @ me sum The opera embroidered hand of br ing death to the daughter o the f nvrbicb the soelal th or anu
  me ot sube Women in Indus Pttsburg
 
 10 the Trades nad lhlhs frsttm me n 9 comprehensive de Iartnents Of government notably department of the Bureau oi Miss fhe Immigration Bureau laDo' Aai's i right C
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Elks PlaY santa claus

Tucson Elks have arranged to play Santa Claus for large and small alike on Christmas day. Full dinner baskets will cheer the hearts of 1J0 families in the old Pueblo.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Bitten by Skunk

At the Twin Peaks mine near Dun can the four year old daughter Of the manager was bitten by a skunk, and has been taken to the Austin Pasteur Institute for preventive treatemnt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

The democratic executive commit tee and successful candidates at the late conference at Phoenix neglected to make a public exhibition of their
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

gratitude toward the Arizona Ca zette for it's strenuosity during the late campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

President Taft's disposition of the Russian treaty accomplishes all that the advocates of abrogation demanded aud while. Russian gains nothing t hes been saved ffofS aifront
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
Adcress aii connmunieatlons 10 THE 6lsBEE DAILY REVIEW,
 Biseee, Arizona.
THE REGULATION OF MEDICAL PRACTICE.

'Tyrannical Order No. 1920" is the term applied by the Los Angeles Tribune to the new order of the war department. prohibiting the practice of medicine in the canal zone without 8 license.
 The Tribune assumes, as do ah ether critics of the government, in this case as in all attempts to regu- late the practice Of medicine, that it's purpose is the creation of an "allo- pathic trust" Other recognized schools of medicine. as for instance. the homeopathic, do not participate in this general criticism.
 It would be well, we think, for tho critics to point out some system Of regulation that would be satisfactory to them-something they have not done yet. Surely. they cannot con tend that the practice of medicine should be wholly without regulation.
 Let them offer some suggestion for tbe recognition by the government of methods of healing that are not now recognized by the regular schools, and let them propose to join the gov. ernment in the protection of the peo- pie against the practice of dishones. or ignorant quacks
 There is now pending in the senate the Owen bill, whose amendment tho opponents of the so-called doctors trust" might secure. We will prob ably have legislation in Arizona or this subject next spring, under z provision of the constitution. Those who are now opposing such legisla ton on the ground that it is "tyran nical," we think, would be better Of if they would join in shaping it thai they would be in blindly throwini themselves against it.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
II.''' g.'''Thougk..tt5~ j I6daz
 ITIfrE NSs 1Qo8E.RT N LzF0kkEZzZ.
EoR Hu MANlTY.

It is inspiring to no te the human toueh tha. @ cbaracierizes the service of women ln the heA ,bouqhf of her always aw skens in me an enotioh airjn to the thought Of m mother. And It IS her aa,ius that she has car genius that she has car E,d o,,f into the world, wise patient, tender, uu failing. the spirit of motherhood all seeIng. Y
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

and finds that the shipwreeked Re. publican craft was not only unsea- worthy. but was also badly manned and onieered
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
BE IT EVER so
 HUM BILE

When de autumn win am moan in in the chinl- ney an a groan-
 in
 An the cabin am a-shakin wid de blast, Nid de pickanin- nie 6 blinkin'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

ar" AT MOOSE FAIR. Don't fail 10 see 'It' tonight, 2nd floor Moose Home.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

The Globe Republican celebrates the election by tuning its column rules. Notwithstanding this show Of woe. the Republican takes cheerful view oi the situation, as fl the worst were yet to come. The nautical ed itor CT the paper handles the matter
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22
GOOD ROADS

The Good Roads meeting, whose session was begun at Phoenix yester day, is the most important one ever held in this state, and it should give an impetus to the good roads move ment that should carry it through the legislature trirmphantly, whence it should emerge with liberal appro- priation for carrying on the work in which so great progress has been made within the last two years.
 Tine first legislature will be called upon for much money, and much Of which should be refused, but it can make no other appropriation whose investment will bring such direct and princeIy returns as the sums that will be spent for the scientific i'm provement of the roads Of Arizona- Every farmer. every mine owner, and more especially the smaller mine owner and every prospector, win be the beneficiary of the investment in good roads. Every tax payer and every citizen will be less directly bu' in an equal measure, benefited.
 Several things of late have brought  Arizona prominently and favorabiy before the country. but no other has contributed so much to that end al the energy with which our citizens have set about the completion of th' most scenic link of the propose' transcontinental highway, and which when completed. ViH benefit th' state ss a new transcontinental rail road could not do.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-22

Iknov any such remember their needs.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
Queen or BRITAIN
SNUbS DIVORCES
american Women Turned Down
at English Court Because Of
Their Marriage Records,

London. May 25.--Queea Mars IA
Jafl yIng out her program To snub
mcrican women at every opportunity.
Ghe is imprcssinS upon them at every
turn thai they will not enjoy. under
The present regime. the many little IA
vors and CourtCsics bestowed on thcm
by King Edward and Quecu Alexandra.
Since her pronounce and publicly
Exhibited aversion TO recognizing Mrs.
Ava Willing Astor. She has added an
ltller social scalp to the string dang
ling from the pole OF the royal tepee,
that of the duchess Of Marlborough,
tormcrly Consuelo Vanderbilt, who is
separated from the duke.
When the list of those invited To the
state ball in honor of the kaiser and
his wife was published it did not con-
tain the name of the duchess.
The former Miss Vanderbilt IL the
only duchess In the kingdom who was
not invited. Virtually all other titled
American women were present. The
royal snuhs TO Mrs. Astor and the
duchess of Marlborough prove the ac-
curacy OF the statement that the king
and queen are determined not 70 honor
peeresses living apart from their nus
bands with invitations to royal
tons. This includes the coronation.
The ban, howeylr. does not apply to
divorces who have remarked. This
fact is demonstrated By the presence
OF Mrs. Waldorf Aston, who wore the
famous Aston diamonds at the ball.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
IS GUEST IN
THE TWIN CITIES
He Talks About Business in
Politics to a Club in
Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May 25.-Gow.
Woodrow Wilson addressed the Pub
licity club of this city at luncheon to-
day. Governor Wilson devoted most
of his address TO a discussion Of the
connections between business and leg
islation, speaking particularly about
the business interference With legisia-
ton which has created some of the
worst influences in our recent politics.
lie said in conclusion:
1T is a refreshing and reassuriag
thing to remind ourselves at every
turn Of how safe 1t is to depend upon
public opinion in America when pub
lie opinion IS well Informed. There is
no revolution in the air except as
against ~iniquity and secret confer
ences against the public interest. The
american mind is well poised and
wholesome and inclined to justice,
and the task that lies ahead OF us is
at every turn the task Of putting that
opinion into the saddle again so that
affairs may go forward by a common
impulse-that great impulse OF right
ieousness, that eager impulse for the
attainment Of better and better things
(which we are proud TO regard as char
Eacteristic Of the country we love"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
COL. A. j. BLETHEN
Is UNDER INDICTMENT

Seattle, Wash, May 25.-As an out
growth OF the late municipal campaign.
and the antivice crusade that resulted
ia the recall OF Mayor Hiram c.. Gill
II the anti-vice crusade that resulted
Chief of Police Charles w. We OPEN
stein, h county grand jury yesterday
returned - indictments.
Col. Alden j. Blethen, editor OF the
Seattle Times, and Clarence b. Blethen.
managing editor, were indicted on
charges of criminal ibel and conspir-
acy the Times on a charge OF consplr-
acy and Chauncey b. Rathbun, city
editor OF the Times, on a charge OF
criminal libel.
Another Indictment charged Colonel
Blethen with participation in q dance
hall graft. TWO new indictments were
returned against Wappenstein.
The grand jury returned other indict-
mcnts which were sealed. Colonel
Blethen asserts that the indictments
are the outcome of politics.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
WHEAT EXCITEMENT
ON CHICAGO BOARD
Price of May Delivery Is
Advanced in Midst of Great
FURRY.

Chicago, May 24.-A buying stampede
In the wheat crowd on change to-
day resulted in putting up the price
OF the May delivery more than 2 cents
a bushel. Although the bulk OF bust
ness was In other options, the advance
In them was much less.
The rush started because OF con
tinued purchases in the face of bearish
news. Popular opinion finally decided
that the buying was for a famous spec
ulator who has not recently been prom
inent In the pit.
Startled shorts tried to cover and
found a decided scarcity of sellers. May
offerings were particularly scant. 1t
was not until hat month had been
run up 2 cents hat supplies were
forthcoming.
While the excitement was at its
height. the president OF a leading con-
Germ, which has been generally credited
with being at the head OF the bulls in
the May deal here, authorized a for
MAJ denial that his or any
of his customers was long one BUSH
ell The idea that the contrary was
the case has had a good deal to do
with an inquiry before the board of
trade directors into charges OF irregu-
larity which threatened to result I'm ex-
pulsion OF more than one trader OF
wide prominence.
The closing figures on May wheat.
SO cents, We're. at the top point OF the
day, 2h cents higher than "a hours be.
fore.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
PRESIDENT PLANS
DIES MONIES VISIT
EARLY NEXT FALL
Will Swing Around Circuit to
Promote Ambition for Sec
ond Term in 1912.

Washington, May 25,-President Taft
may visit Des Moines in September,
when he swings around the circle in
the west. Invitations to visit the Iowa
capital have been extended to him by
q Cummins and ex-senator
Young He has taken the matter I'M
der favorable consideration.
The presidents trip early in the fall
will be the formal beginning oc his
campaign for renominati ton. For
months, however. the work of promot-
ing the campaign has been going on
from the White House under the i'm
mediate eye or the president and Of
Secretary Hilles.
Dr.. MscLean Urged.
Senator Cummins today visited the
White House and endorsed President
George e. MacLean, of Iowa City, for
United States commissioner of educa-
tion to succeed Commissioner Brown.
who will soon retire. Senator Cum
minis laid before the president many
endorsements of DR.. MacLean.
senator Cummins presented to the
president former President Chas. f..
shelton. OF Simpson college. DR.. Shell
ton was at the head Of committee to
invite the president to speak at the col
lege at Mountain Lake park, of which
he is now principal.
Senator Kenyon is expected back
from New Orleans tomorrow. He went
there last week with Mrs. Kenyon, who
had an operation on her throat. The
operation was successful. Mrs. Kenyon
will remain there for a time to recuper-
ate.
Stinson for Second Place.
An interesting bit of political gossip
was current here today-thst the en-
trance of Harry l.. Stimson. of New
York, into President Taft's cabinet,
may NEAR that he will be Mr.. Taft's
running mate in campaign Of 1912.
President Taft fully expects to be
renominated and his friends and ad-
,~visers, in casting about for a mar TO
head the ticket with him, are said to
look with much favor on Mr.. Stimson,
who, they think. would, both ~geograph-
,icaiiy and personally prove a strong
man.
Among other vice presidential posi-
'bilities under discussion by political
leaders in touch with the White House
are Senator Cummins. of Iowa, and
Senator BOrah, of Idaho
Rebel Agent Reports.
The confidential agency in Washing
ton Of the Mexican provisional govern
ment closes, presumably for all time,
with the departure tonight of Senior
'~Easconcelos, confidential agent, for
San Antonio on his way to Mexico City.
Mr.. Vasconcelos has been ordered
home 20 AXE part in the r~eorganiZa-
ton Of the government. Gathering at
San Antonio, members Of the revolt
ionary party will proceed to the MeXi-
can capital.
New Job for WiIkie.
President Taft today appointed John
If. Wilkie supervising agent of the
division of special agents of the treas
.ury department. Mr.. Wilkie will on
'tinue TO serve as acting chief of the
secretary service of which he has been
chief for ID years. AS super
.yising agent he VIII have charge Of
the customs Investigations of the gov,
ternmert.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-02
WEST NOT RELIGIOUS,
SAY P~RESBYTERIANS
Colorado and San Francisco
Declared to Be Lacking in
Gospel Facilities.

Atlantic City, N. j., May 25.-yrhe IA
members OF the judicial committee OF
the Presbyterian general assembly met
in executive session today to consider
the evidence in the heresy trial OF DR..
VIM. ID. Grant, of Northumberland, Pa.
The commissioners may finish their
labors today or may remain in session
several days.
; The board of home missions and the
committee on publication and Sabbath
school work presented their reports to-
day. The former body in outlining the
work mapped out for the coming year
told what would be done with a part
iof the bequest of 81. 099 900 given 1t
by the late John s. Kennedy, a mem
Der of the board. The report says that
jim the west, northwest n southwest
calls for spiritual aid are greater than
last year.
in Colorado" the report say there
are 100 villages and settlements of
from $50 to 1000 population without
any Christian Observation-Disclosures
ant or Catholic. In greater or less,
other states
Continuing, the report says:
1T is said hat in San Francisco, in
a population of 800. 600, there are only
IL, 900 Protestant church members. In
New York City. where a positive pro-
portionate decrease OF Protestant
church members in the past decade is
revealed, the present percentage OF
church members is S.55 In a population
of 4,447, SS3-"
The Presbyterian general assembly
today voted to meet next year in
Louisville, Ky.