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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
TOCOMA BREAKS
 HE LEAGUE RECORD
Local Rifemen Win from AEny, but Gc Down Be-
 fore tacoma

The local rife club yesterday sue cumbed to Tacoma, Wash, which pull ed on the record score for the rear. Bisoee beat the army team. The locals also shot Santa Ana Cal and Seattle. but the returns from these clubs have not been received.
 Did you hear the thud yesterday ? It vas the smoke stick cranks getting theirs at the Warren District Rifle range. On the best shooting day for weeks and against the strongest team in the Pacific Coast League, every member deliberately. and with malice aforethought. embarked on the toboggon with full cargo of soft soap abroad. and proceeded to apply the soap to tho runners of the toboggan-
 The members were more interest cd in the league matches, but the large crowd of spectators were out Co see the match between the picked team from the cavalry and the club team The men who picked that club team win probably get theirs at the next meeting tomorrow night Lieut. NH Ter Of the army team places reasons wilv'' under three heads. good. bad and unclassised. and that places the -hunrh.- so-called, of Cunningham and Mia-heil in class three. The hunch caused these members Co shoot their 200 yard scores of the Coast I.ezgue fyafu-e the soldiers arrived, and both inst scratched on the league team by so doing
 Fisher and Watkins didn't have neeD in The mirage was something fierce afrer 10 a. m One or the army rren was overheard to remark tn his team-Inste. Wish they would slip the blame thing over to one side about 10 feet"
 The army hOys were met at CorTa bv the receDtjon committee and team shooting began inlrnedfatelv on arT1- val at the range. The soldiers were bandica pned by not having shot any since last year but succeeded in mak- ing a team total of seo. Lieut. Nc MaTney being hieh man with 12S, while NceF'ru of Bisbee was high man with 15z.
 MarCien hung the Indian sign on the bunch with another I32- Lyons proud " exhibited a cute little cockleburr in his gun sling as reason for his score. fsee rcason 2 aboye). Mar shall had rever used the one arm hitch before. Hsw!ey had mental sJralismus. and so on.
 The scores in first match were.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06

designed their massacre and sensible men doubled locked their doors at night. double loaded their guns and retired to bed in fear and trembling lest the most beneficent and harm less old man then living might mur- der them. And our farmers Of 1911 are in about the same danger from Canadian reciprocity as the Kentucky Baptist or Methodist of 1856 was from Pope Plus K Why, a man who has no more genuine gumptiOn than tO think reciprocity would dam age the farmer can be persuaded that you can protect the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky by levying a tar if duty on the pauper caves of Europe to prevent same speculator from importing one and setting it down in Edmonson county in com petition with our home made Nam moth cave
 No, no. no. scratch the real opposi- ton to Canadian reciprocity and you will dig up a henchman of monopoly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06

IAree eapS foars A 70 5z ese sAoyf- enfGg;' , kes'ei keaSpooz|zLs x C Ba&fng /o7oCe,-; dboKf / ello lHfIk or sUaEe1,. Z AeaspoOnfal sah
 Sift three times, tbe four, salt and baking powder. Work into the f7our th. shortening, nsing lard or butter for shortening. Then mix to a very soft dough with the milk. The softer the biscuit enters the oven, the lighter n comes out. Never knead baking powdey biscuits; press the dough into shape and roll lightly. Cut in small shapes and hake on a sheet or very shallow pan in a hot oven. In placing biscuits in thx pans place vel apart. not allowing edges to touch Small biscuits are better than large ones. Large biscuits do not have the proper amount Of time to raise and bake.
 Have you seen the new Cooks Bnok9 brimfui of appctizing recipes that simply must te succeSsiul every time # the few simple direc- uors are ctref1liy followed. No:s would gladIy nay 5J ts Tor thIs ,aluehle book get we s,-1a q 9srofztelyJ,sr uu5n receipt of the coIored cer- iitcate packed in cyery Scent can oF K C Baking Powder JAOuE9 MTG. Go. Chicago Sfaasl cans do noS have Cook s Rock cerlihcates.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
SOME PLAIN, TALK ABOUT THE
 BOYS OF BISBEE

To the City Dads and all Others in Authority:I make my courtesy and timidly beg leave to say a fe~ words in behalf of the boys Of the town
 I say 'timidly," because I am just a mere woman, and not a very large or aggressive one. either.
 Someone is forever starting hue and cry about the bad boysi And "eVery once in so often" somebody complains and has soTne Hnfortun- ate kid" brought up before judge or justice or something--by the way what is the difference between a judge and a justice? Hasn't a judge and idea of justice. and hasn't a justice any judgment whatever? Pardon this little Aggression was just wondering
 Nov. the fact Of the matter is, there are DO bad boys in Bisbee. Don't gasp. know you think I'd make candfdate for the Ananias club. but l mean what I say.
 All that is the matter with the boys of Bisbee is that they are just bubbiing over with the joy of living and they have to give vent to their feelings or burst, And, as there is no provision made for this exuter- anoe by their elders. why it takes the form of mischief. not malicious mischief. very often. but just plain, sgcray ating mischief
 Forced to the Streets.
 Why don't we provide places of amusement for the boys9 Where can they 20 in their idle hours but the streets? Is there any room for them elsewhere?
 Why not provide a place for them where they can find good wholesome fun? You're very careful to provide pieces of amusement for the men hhar1es- clubs, saloons, etc, etc. especially the Ann so forth. But the boy twho is far more important than the man. for the latter is only has been. while the former will be the whole thing some day) the boy, say, is not given any show at all He is hustled out of the house be cause he is noisy, then, as the street is the only place left he goes there only to be told by some big ogre wearing a star to get 10 blazes fof course he says 'blazes} out of this CT I'll run you in"
 So the poor, harassed youngster Is kept continually lodging his nat urai enemies" for as such does he regard these limbs of the law and being made sullen and revengerul by this continued badgering, he plans to get even land usually does so for which he is again hauled up before a court Of justice CP) where he is threatened. and sometimes condemned. to 1he reform school and he might just as we'll be sent
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
NEW SHELTER FOR
 TUCSON PROBABLE

TUCSON, June 5.--FuFther assuT- ance that the Pioneer SmeltiDg and Refining company will erect it's smelter here. if such assurance was necessary gas received today for the required stock subscriptions are coming in spiendidly and more than two-thirds of the stock has already been placed. The subscriptions yea ierday afternoon totalled up to S14.. G00 and the required amount is but S20, 0,O00
 Yesterday morning reporter heard the statement made that work would start for the building of the shelter in the present week and that the reduction works would be ready to blow in by the first of the year. This was good news if reliable and the reporter started out for yeEi- iication In the course of the after noon he met A. " Forbes who is one of the most active of the com mitteemen that have the project in hand aud asked for information Mr. Forbes, produced a list that contains most Of the active and important business men in Tucson with figures opposite their names showing the amount of stock each has subscribed for and the figures under the last name showed a total amount in sub scriptions in s14,000
 Do you begin work next week and will you be ready to receive ore shipments by January r" was the question propounded- The reply was a ready one Hardly as soon as next week. bui five days after we have received pledges for the bal ance of the stock and I do not think that will take long. Then we will break ground and there need be no delay so it Is likely we shall be m shape to blow in the smelteF the first of the year or soon after.
 From another source il was learned that the plans of the shelter include the taking of all customs ore that can be handled and that the Tucson Shelter win enter into com petition with Ei Paso and Douglas. The development of properties in this vicinity will be especially en- eourRged and as last as the produc- ton of ore shall warrant the first unit with it's capacity of 150 tons per day will be increased, gradually until the 150o ton smelter 5s com pIeted. After that to increase the capacity would require enlargements and improvements that do not need to be considered as the present time.
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i to the deInnition bow VOWS al once. for there he will, for the first time. meet the really vicious and crim- inal
 Where Reform Is Needed.
 In my opinion 1t isn't the boy who needs to be reformed. but his uD- natural guardians who. forgetting their own boyhood. treat these young creatures as If they were un- welcome burdens who had no busi- ness on earth and still less in heav- en! There is the r, NJ. c. A. hear some one remark Yes, it is there all right, but it doesn't fill the biu
 l don't know what is lacking, but somehow the majority of the boys don't seem to cotton" to that in Stttution; not but what the idea is not all right. but there must be a mistake somewhere.
 Maybe the older ones crowd out their younger brother: maybe there IS a lack of hospitality. which boys sensitive nature will instantly detect. and which is equal to a barn door in keeping him out.
 But it's Q patent fact that the Y. M. C. A doesn't meet all the re- quirements of the case.
 The Solution.
 Nov, my idea is to provide a play ground and a club house for the boys; club house just like the men have in every city: a place where they can go at any time and find any sane. healthy amusement that they can possibly care about: books, music, games and, if they Ike refreshing drinks (nonalcohoic of course), in fact a safe haven from the snares and pitfalls of the town.
 Given this playground and club Bouse and your trouble with the hoy question is at an end.
 Too expensive? Not at all. Moth ing that will make for the better ment and uDifting of our future men and women is too expensiye.
 Let those philanthropisfs who are so willing to give large sums toward foreign missions, take a second thought and subscribe toward what IS great deal more important than christianfzing @ the heathen in other lands (who, by the way. have better chance of heaven than the majority who subscribe toward their salvadon) viz: the retaining and uplifting Of our own boys.
 That the thinking portion Of our citizens will give this subject the de gree Of consideration it merits. and that they will act as well as think. and that in consequence there will be in the near future a realization or my dreams. and that our boys will be treated with that loving con sideration that is their right. is the prayer of
 A FRIEND OF THE BOYS.
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oi the gross selnshness involved in the opposition.
 Yet reciprocity probably win be defeated in Inc senate unless the people make a demand that even hardened trusi senators dare not disregard IL is true that the lum Der trust and the paper makers are only two out of many combines, and some may ask why they have such power The explanation is sim. pie. The two combines have their own senators, like Lorimer-perhaps only a few. but. enough 10. decide a vote on any .propOsftion to reduce the tariff. Now. the wooden trust, the sugar trust, the steel trust and other combines deeply cdncerned in tariff protection" also have their own particular sepators- 1t is evi- dent that these senators must stand with tAe lumber trust men against the president in the matter U re ciproeity-which reduces the protec ton on lumber and print paper in order to insure support for them selves and their owu interests later, when, for instance. the woolen sched- ule comes up. And the wooden schedule Is Gniy one out of several which the house democrats propose tO attack. WiH the lumber trust senators help defeat the pro poses reductions on wool. sugar, steel and other trust controlled art oies? Yes-tf the senators represent ing those interests xil now stand solid against reciprocity. The. whole brotherhood Of tariff graft is in- yolved, and therein lies the peril to one of the best measures ever brought forward for the common good.
 President Taft $ displaying great courage and determination, and his appeal to the pedpie should not be in vain.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
-LY DE FUeA.-
CReBublican)

A report unverified. comes from Douglas that Red" Lopez. while .en route under guard from Agua Prieta tS the pelitentiaTy at Hermosiilo. has been subjected to the familiar Mexican custom of ley de fuga'' Jaw of escaDe). That is to say. if the report Is true. he was murder ed by his guards, who report that he vas Killed while trying to es- cape When one considers the con dftiOns under winch prisoner is con yeyed from one point to another fn Mexfco-one end of a rope around his neck and the other end fastened to the saddle of a guard on horse back. the prisoners hands tied be hind his back-a grim humor is sup posed to attach to a claim that it vas necessary to resort to the -1ey ee fuga"
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TAFT APPEALS TO THE COUNTRY.

The president evidently thinks the time has come when he must ap- peal to the country in behalf of the reciprocity treaty. The senate is a1latnry, and there are very strong indications that the republican lead CTS of the upper house intend to bn the treaty if they can. In his Chicago address the president takes the peo- ple into his confidence, and tells them frankly why the senate is as suming this hostile attitude. It is Bok fin behalf oS the farmers. We heIieye that the ccuntry generally has concluded that the arguments against the treaty made in behalf of the American farmer spring from the most arrant political hyprocTisy wit messed in many years.
 The president tears the mask aside ard points to the real opposition to Canadian reciprocity. The lumber trust and the American manufactur- ers of paper are alone responsible for the delay in the senate. They tried hard to conceal their hand, hut have been unable to do so. When the farmers generally refnsed so stand in front of the two giant combines and nght' their battles the courfry began to get e oksase1 Idea
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 5.-I4a- fayetts is gay win flags and bunting in honor of the United Spanish War Veterans, whose annual state en- eampment opened here today for a two days session. The business ses- sions of the gatheriny wIll be inter spersed with visits to the State Sol diers' home. Purdue, the Tippecanoe Battlefield and other points of in- tenest in and about Lafayette.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
NORTHWEST eoLF.

PORTLAND. Ore. June 5.--Many Of the foremost golf experts of Ore gon, California, Washington and Montana fndulged in practice vCrk on the links of the Waveriy cub today preliminary to the opening of the eleventh annual Pacifs No, h. west championships. The tournament win begin tomorrow with the Quai- flying rounds for both the mems championship ant the women's championship. The play will con tinue until the end Of the week
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
SENATOR o'eoREAS AGAINST: RECALL

The N9w York Tinssr -uAaer. dste eff June |. prints the remarks of tiiited States Senator James A. 0Gorman: of New York. on the ae- ear1on of has Rtsit to the Iegtsfsture of that state. That part of the szmtors address which win greatly interest Arizona just nov is as fol- lows:
 T know the people Of this state are keenly interested in another measure which Dosi1nhly affects only the people Of a distant section ar the country. refer to the Ari- rona statehood biR
 'The feature of the Arizonaf eoa, stitution Chat has .arotsed opposi- tinn and provoked discussion is the section providing for tbe recall Of judges. In substance it is provided that after a public officer, whether he De a judge or other official, has hesd office for six months, Hew efeRtion may be ordered on the peti- ton, of 55 per cent of the voters par neipating in the last general cleo taon
 q am unalteTably opposed to the recall of judges. Under such a sys- tenn 1t is difficult to conceive Of . lawyer of ahiIity and character being willing 10 accept 8 iu6geship. The new election fs practically an im- Peschment trial, not conducted in an orderly manner, before A respon- sfble, deliberate judicial body where the rights Of the official may be Eafeguarded. It is 6 trial before the people, who win attempt to pass rpon a judges eonduct-perhaps in a case where he may have rendered A just but unpopular decision. The people wfll be unfamiliar with the laE, and the facts involved in the litigation, which may provoke the oufhreak. A more fntOlerable judi ctsi system cannot be imagined. It is subversfve of every principle of q government of laws. If a judges ruling should become unpopular, his continuance as a judge may be sub whlcs the reason for his recall is to be stated in 2eO words. and his defense is to be equally brief"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06

We desire to thank the friends and members of the Redmen and FraterDal Brotherhood lodges for their Kindness in our great bereave- ment in the death of Victor Nelson Mrs. Nelson and Sons, Carl and
 Eric; MT. and Mrs. Eric Nelson
 and Miss Nelson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06
WILCOX :WILLsVOTE
 ON LOCAL OPTION

TOMBSTONE. June 5-At the meeting of the board of supervisors here today 8 petition was presented by residents of the Wilcox district asking for a prohibition election The petition was signed by so resi- dents
 A petition was also presented to the board by the residents of the Cochise district, including Cochise, Johnson and Dragoon. 4 petition was presented by residents Of the Bowie district, including Bowie and San Simon. asking for an election. hJU a protest was also presented
 The matter was referred to the dis trict attorney. who decided that the only district in which the election could be held was the Willcox pre- cinct An election win be called within 90 days
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No Appointments

The board made no appointments Co fill vacancies caused by the death of Frank Trask at Benson and the resignation of Clark at Douglas There were four applicants for the Benson job, but the matter was lad over until the next meeting Con stable Clark of Douglas withdrew his resignation and will serve opS the quarter ending July
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EnLHSol94
Near OAkland, CaIifornia

The only Wonaa's College on the Pacific Coast ghartered 1885. Near tEo great Eniversities- Ideal climate througn0ut the year. Entrance ard graduation requirements equIvalcut Co those of Stanford and University Of California Lsboratories for science with modern cqalp- rncut- Excellent opportunities for home economics. library study, music and ar- Modern gymnasium Special care for hClith q students, outdoor life President, Lucia Clay Carson, A. M-, Lit. D., IL. D. Fof eafAlogne address Secretary, Mills College F. O., California
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06

Harper's Bazaar: First Centipede- Is he henpecked?
 Second Centipede-Mercy. yes, yesi His vile make him wipe all her feet
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right in his suggestion that the tar l in protects the farmer, then Allen
 G. Thurman, Daniel W Voorhees,, Michael c. Kerr, William R. Morri- son, George G. Vest, Augustus +, | Garland. Richard Coke, Roger c.
 Mills. Isham B. Vance, Charles F.
 Crisp, James B. Beck, John G. Car nsle, J. Proctor Knot and hundreds of other great democrats, including Grover Cleveland and William J. Bryan, preached heresy and incul- cated error in this behalf.
 To borrow a thought from a de bate in the British parliament long ago. Mir. Bailey must first make me as assured of his infallibility as he himself is before reject the teachings of the great democrats have named to follow hin into ths camp of the enemy.
 No, the farmer is brought into this investigation to lend some sort of resectability to monopoly's opposi- tion to reciprocity. I'll tell you the farmer it hurts-the Kirby lumber trust and it's biggest stockholder, the Frisco railroad. Another is the paper trust. If reciprocity did not threaten the ill-gOt gains of these gentry there would have been no professional farmers here to protect against this pact of strictly democratic ante cedents and it would have been passed last congress without thG slightest opposition in either house.
 I doubt if there is a real farmer m America who will not be benc- fitted by this Canadian reciprocity fl il becomes the law. Every farmer is user of timber, either the raw material as lumber for barn. or dwelling or gin houses, or other outbuilding. or as wood in the fin. ished produce, such as blows, thrash CTS. rakes, and other utensils and machinery. The fierce opposition of the lumber trust to reciprocity shows
 it demonstrates-that wood and lumber will be cheaper to the con- sumer. Nor Is that all. Paper of all kinds will be cheaper-bOoks. newspapers, magazines. wrapping paper, and so on. By the Yay. Mir Bailey seems not to have heArd that books, newspapers and magazines are sold by the city to the farm and the propaganda" be talks of wOnld reduce the price of those. now be come necexsarles to the farm. ! undertake to say that the adyantasc to letters and to morals implied ir free print paper will be enormous. And that reminds me that the paper trust sought to deceive Minority Leader James R. Mann of the house of representatives. and it takes a man as credulous as Joseph ". Bai- ley to believe what they tell the finance committee of the senate
 Some half century ago in the days Of KnoW-Nothingism scurvy politicians told most excellent folk or uo-@..-t-.- l.x.st 4h. ..-.-- = D.-.o
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-06

ATTENTION ELKS Regular meeting tonight Mem bers pseaee enoeaSor 10 be present
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Bisbee

After lunch at the club house the remainder of the league matches were finished. The scores being:
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Some half century ago in the days Of KnoW-Nothingism scurvy politicians told most excellent folk of Kentucky that the pope of Rome hzvz~.s.ss-.o..za--7 .--. sg,sy,sisu..-
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RECIPROCITY ANDE
 5 THE FARMER

Continued from Page 21
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The ten man match with Concord. Cal 200 varsie
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Bisbee 7s4 Tacoma, s14. (shed tears hereD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-29
STILL ALARM
CALLS FIREMEN
Blaze at krsischeryiIIs Does
Slight Damage

A still alarm called out the fire.
men of Washington Hook e. Ladder
Company, Of the Kr~eischerville vol
unteer fire department, about 8
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for a fire
in a ~one-story frame building in the
rear of the residence of Martin
Schmardel, in Freshkill road, near
SharrOtt road, Kreischerville.
The fire, which did about $50
damage, caused considerable excite
ment for a time in that place. The
alarm was sent in by Theodore Kill
meyer, proprietor of a hotel in
Freshkill road. The hTemen, who
were quick to arrive on the scene,
soon extinguished the blaze. The
cause is unknown. There was no in
surance.
At 9:35 o'clock Yesterday morn
ing the fremen of POI Engine and
101 Hook and Ladder company were
called out for a brush fire that set a
small shed on fire in the rear of "a
Sprague avenue, Tottenville. The
alarm was sent in from box SO at
the corner of Sprague avenue and
Amboy avenue by Bicycle Patrolman
Bruggeman. The blaze did about
$40 damage, with no insurance.