davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The river press., 1911-10-18

You are not experimenting on your.
self when you take Chamberlain e
Cough Remedy for q cold as tha,
prepar alton has won great reputa.
tion and extensive sale by its rem ark.
able cures of colds, and can always
be depended upon. Itis equally valu'
able for adults and children and may
be given to young children with i'm
plicit confidence as it contains nc
harmful drug. Sold by all dealers.
The river press., 1911-10-18
How II Got There.

A gamekeeper was going over his
masters estate one morning, when he
encountered a gentleman Of the poach.
ing class. The gamekeeper noticed
that the others hat was bulging in a
curious manner. After subjecting the
hat to an examination he found a fine
young pheasant.
"How did this get here?" the game
keeper asked, glarlng at the culprit.
"Blowed If l know" growled the
poacher. gazing at the pheasant with
an apparent look Of great perplexity.
"The blooming thing must have crawl.
ed up my trousers leg."-London Tit.
Bits.
The river press., 1911-10-18

Don't trif1e with cold IL good ad.
vice for prudent men aud women. 1t
may be vital in case of a child. There
is nothing better than Cham berl all g
Cough Remedy for coughs and cold :
In children. It is safe and sure. For
sale by all dealers.
The river press., 1911-10-18

Biliousness is due to a disordered
condition of the stomach. Cham ber.
lain's Tablets are essentially a
stom ach medicine, intended especially
to act on that organ; to cleanse it,
strengthen it, tone and invigorate it, to
regulate the liver and to Danish bill
iousness positively and effectually
For sale by all dealers.
The river press., 1911-10-18

The best plaster. A piece OF flannel
dampened with Cham berlain's Lini.
ment and bound on over the affected
parts is superior to plaster and costs
only one tenth as much. For sale
by all dealers.
The river press., 1911-10-18

Crab apples, twenty pounds for 80
cents or Sl.75 per large box, at T. c..
Power & Bro. Ltd.
We have just received large con-
signment OF Concord grapes and other
fruits. Sharp Bros.
The new laundry in rear of postof'
fee is ready for business. Satisfac.
tion guaranteed. Kong Sing & Co.
Mems tailoring a specially. I'm.
ported and domestic woolens made to
your individual measurement. at The
Toggery.
Reserved seats for the Strollers
Quartet entertainment will be placed
on sale at 10 q. N. tomorrow, at the
postoffice store.
Peter Thill, of Great Falls, arrived
today to take charge of the work con-
nected with improving the water sup
ply at the pumping station.
John Ward, of the clothing firm o1
Ward & Morrison, returned yester'
day from business trip through the
Arrow creek aud Righwood country
c. F. Morris, cashier of the Securi'
ty State bank at Havre, has been ap'
pointed BY Judge Rash - receiver o1
the Affairs Of A. Beckstead, who dlei
The river press., 1911-10-18
The River Press.

Subscribe now for the WEEKLY Rlv.
Err Press. Send it to "the old folks
at home.
The river press., 1911-10-18
LEGAL BL

RIVER PRESS Fort Benton
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
PENIS TOWN MACHINE
 SUBJECT ID 4 TEST
It's Fate to Be Decided at Philadelphia Primaries
 Tomorrow

PHILADELPHIA, Pm, Sept. 2S.--lt is doubtful if the political pot in the Quaker City ever has boiled at a liyelier rate than at present. on the eve of the primaries in which the fate of the Republican machine" and the political prstise of United States Sen ator Boies Penrose are about equally involved
 Ostensibly the fight in the primary election to be held day after tomor. row is to becide who shall be the Republican nominee to succeed John F. Reyburn az mayor of Philadelphia, and who shall be the county officials. Senator Penrose, as one of the lead CTS Of the Taft forces at Washing ton, felt it incumbent upon him 10 insure a Republican victory in Phil adelphia this fall with the national election so close at hand. Ccnse- quently when it was proposed to nominate a candidate for mayor un- acceptable to him he lost no time in getting into the fight
 The Penrose choice for the mayor. alty is George II. Earle, Jr., president of the Real Estate Trust company and prominent in financial circles. Opposed to Mir. Earle is William s. Ware a member of the Ware family, which is said to have made millions out of municipal contracts. The Ware candidacy has the support of Mayor Reyburn. though the mayor found it advisable to declare his neutrality in the tie contest after steps were talk en for Q legislative investigation of bis administration.
 The Democratic party and the Key stone party, the last named com posed of reformers from both the old parties, are united in their opposition to the Republicans but divided in their choice Of candidates. One fac. tion is supporting Rudolph Blanken- burg for the mayoralty nomination, while the other fayors D. Clarence Gibboney. Both Blankenburg and Gibboney are well known as reform CTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
TALKED OF TRUSTS
 ID THE IOWANS
President Denounced Those Who Were ArouSing Preju-
 diCeS of the People

WATERLOO, la. Sept. 2S.-Presi-
 dent Taft, defining the relation of
 government and business" an nounced today that the trust prosecu- tions begun by the department of
 justice will be continued despite the
 criticisms that business will suffer. He served notice that the 'big in terests of the country" must be
 brought within the law just as the railroads have been He declined to admit that there exists any discretion that will permit the attorney general 10 stay the hand of the government in dealing with combinations in res. traint of trade
 At the same time he made an ear. nest appeal for reasonable consid- eration for the railroads and other
 big industrial corporations on the ground that their reformation was being brought about steadily and sat isfaetorily. and that nothing was gained by ''vindictiye hostility" He denounced those politicians who are seeking to arouse the prejudice of the people, and seeking to array one section of the country against an other. He declared such utterances to be those Of the blindest men Trust prosecutions, he said, need not be long continued because he be- lieved that the business community is taking into account the recent su- preme court decisions, and is prepar- ing to square itself with the law. He repeatedly acclaimed against section. al prejudice and the unreasonable denunciation of corporations by per sons seeking political advantage thereby He said he had heard the seyerest criticisms from men en- gagged in business, regarding the an,l- trust law. He declared that their position was not to be supported.
 His first day in Iowa brought out large crowds along the line from Council Bluffs to Waterloo Most | of the speeches dwelt upon the tariG He was welcomed 10 Iowa by Cover 1 nor Carroll, Senator Kenyon and a large number of prominent republi. cans. Senator Cummins was not present, but will meet the president 1 at Des Moines. It IS understood, ! however, that he will not accompany
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
EUCHARIST|C LEAGUE IN THREE DAY SESSION
Cincinnati Congress a Memor- able Event in Catholic
 Church

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2s.-The opening today of the Fifth National .Eucharistic congress of the Roman Catholic church in the United States was preceded by the celebration of high pontifical mass in the cathedral. The event was a most memorable one. as with few exceptions all the ,dignitaries and diocesan heads of the church in this country partici- 'pated The numerous archbishops and bishops wore their purple robes and berettas, which. with the white linen robes of the priests, made a most imposing speetacle.
 The Most Rev. Diomede Falconio, the apostolic delegate at Washington .officiated at the mass, assisted by Archbishop Farley, of New York: Archbishop Moeiler. of Cincinnati, and other high prelates. The sermon was preached by Archbishop Ireland. of St. Paul, and was an exposition of divine institution of the holy euch arist.
 The business sessions of the con gress began this afternoon, with Bis hop Macs of Covingten in the chair. The sessions will continue for three days and VIII be followed on Sun day by a solemn procession Of the sacrament. The sessions will be de voted 10 the consideration of ''The Real Presence" and related doc trines. Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans will preach the closing ser mon. The congress is held under the auspices of the Priests Eucharistic league, which has for it's object the promotion of devotion to the holy eucharist. The league has about G. coo priests enrolled in the United States. Bishop Macs of Covington is the director general.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
NEW MEXICO LAY OUT
 FOR FIRST STATE FAIR
Aviation and Racing Win Be Two Attractive
 Features

BUQuERQUE. \. M. Sept. 2S.- The officers of the New Mexico State Fair association have done every thing in their power to provide q great program for New Mexico state Fair week. to hold forth in Albuquer- que October g to +. Eugene B. Ely or Charles F. Walsh in their Curtiss biplanes will be here next week, aD- absolutely prepared to make succe s. ful flights on "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Fair wesk. Nat Reisi and his forty carnival shows vii be here Saturday, October [, to arrange the carnival grounds. The race horses. several dozen Of them, will be here within a week of the santa Fe racing circuit, to work out on tse local track Six baseball clubs are to participate in the baseball touTna- ment. The Masonic bodies have ar ranged to have d solid week of con- ven tions and meetings in their hand some new $75,0O0 temple.
 Several other fraternal organiza- tions will have sessions during the week. Altogether the card of enter tainment for the people of New Mexi- co during the fair is to be a splel- did one. Aviation flights for every body: baseball, horse racing and lodge doings for the men; cookery and culinary displays anl club doing fer the women: the carnival shows and the many wonders of modern city for the youngsters. Reduced rates have been granted on all railroads. and it is confidently believed that Al buquerque will entertain biz crowd of visitors and that noe will be dis appointed with the fun and frolic of the week, and that they will De pleased and edified with the many agricultural and horticultural dis plays, which will indicate the nat ural resources possessed by the state of New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
CAN'T STAND FOR EVERYTHING
Every Man Has Weak Spot h Ills Humorous Nature and Falls 10
 See Joke.

A man who lacks a sense of humor is despised by all But every man has a weakness somewhere in his hu morous nerve. Every man knows oi some joke which Is amusing 10 all but himself.
 For my part never could see any thing funny about any one having the toothache What on earth is funny about the toothache? have had plenty of opportunity 10 observe this phenomenon in all its phases. and while l admit that toothache is thrill ing and exciting. cannot see where the fun comes in.
 have six children and they each have toothache by turns Bulstrode has it Monday. Ajax Tuesday. Abe lard Wednesday. Sinbad Thursday Fritz Friday. Peter Saturday. and | nave 1t myself on Sunday. Everybody in the house has 1t but my wife and the cook One of them hasn't time and the other cannot afford to have it. But as 1t Is we are busy with II all week.
 When stagger into the office Tues. day morning clutching my hot. throb. ping head the boss inquires: Whats ssz matter2"
 say: Little Bulsey had the tooth ache all night last night"
 ''Too badi" says the boss.
 Wednesday morning finds the same symptoms iD ne. and the same Ques- ton comes from the boss.
 Ajax b1d 1t this time," ! say.
 The aext day the boss questions me, and 1 say 1t was little Sinby's turn. anc the next day Fritz and the next Petor. The boss Is always sympa thetic
 But on Monday when I tell him had the toothache myself he lets ou; a horrible roar of laughter. de- spise such misplaced humor-H P Galt in Chicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
RIGOROUS LAW
 UNDERGOES 4 TEST
Califonia'S Statute Making Capital 0ffenSe for Life Iermer to Try 10
 Escape

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 2S.--Aceord- ing to information coming to the of fee of the attorney general, the ap- peal in the case of Jake Oppenheim- CT, a convict in Folsom prison. under sentence to hang following an at tempted jail break, will probably be decided by the United States supreme court, in the October term.
 Oppenheimer recently killed Fran cisco Quiiada, a fellow convict, who was also awaiting action by the su- preme court on an appeal, having been involved with Oppenheimer in the jail break attempt
 Oppenheimer's case is the first since the law making it a capital offense| for a life termer to attack a guard, whether he killed him or not. The sentence was confirmed in the lowerl courts, and the constitutionaiity of the law is to be decided No attempt will be made to prescott Oppenheim- CT on the charge of numbering Qui- jada, pending the decision
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
PASSING EVENTS OF
 WEEK WILL BE SHOWN

At the Royal theater tonight there will be presented a novel feature, new to Bisbee and also new to Ar- zona. This is known as "Pathe's Weekly" and will depict the most in-. teresting and striking recent events All have looked with interest upon the pictures of contemperaneOus events as they are printed in Col Hers weekly and other weekly mag. azines. What those pictures are in current literature, this and more are the pictures that will be shown iu Pathe's Weekly at the Royal. Or these pictures 1t has been said that the Weekly has put a girdle around the world because it records things as they are and because in 1t the public in their millions can study contemporary history--can view the most important events of the week as they actually occur. This feature Is certain to win quick appreciation in Bisbee and become one of the most popular features on the pro gram at the Royal
 Among the other pictures featured at the Royal in this change of pro gram Is 'The Adventures Of a Baby" which is a bright bit Of comedy dc. tailing the difficulties of a bachelor and a baby. The mother leaves the child for a moment to get something from the train and is carried away. The young man to whom she had handed it believing himself the vic tim Of a practical joke bestows 1t in the lap of a prosperous looking man sleeping in a chair who proves to be the uncle of the mother. He bestows 1t upon nurse girl and SO the troubles complicate.
 "The Son of Shunammite" is the Biblical story depicting Elisha raising from the dead the son of the Shunamite woman who had been hospitable to him. All remember the story in the Bible and it's realistic production in pictorial form is cer- tain to prove one of the real attrac- tions shown.
 Don Ramon's Daughter" is 5 story of Southern California under the old Spanish rule and depicts bean tiful and charming scenes.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
SAFETY CLUTCH
 WAS WELL NAMED
Performed Its Office When a Laden Elevator Gave
 Way

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.-Twen- weight persons, twenty-two or whom were women, owe their lives today to the patent safety clutches in an ele- vator shaft of the Odd Fellows build ing here. The cage bearing that number snapped its cables and fell three and a half stories to the base ment, where the automatic clutches checked it.
 Several women tainted, but none were seriously injured Most of the passengers are members of the A. NJ. o. chapter of the Eastern Star. which had just closed a meeting on the top floor of the building. Out siders were unable to hear the screams of the imprisoned passen- gers, and finally one man kicked out a glass panel and brought help. They were imprisoned almost an hour, and finally the top of the cage was lifted of and the occupants were lifted out with a ladder.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
LYMAN
 CAPTURED AGAIN
Defying Arrest the MutineerS Left Town, No Attempt
 Made 10 DiSarm Them

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.-Dr. John Grant Lyman. society man and promoter, arrested early in Septem- Der charged with fraud in connec- ton with Panama land deals was re- arrested tonight at Lakevfew, Oregon. following his sensational escape from an Oakland hospital the night O. September 22.
 J. NJ. Thorne, a nurse of the hos. pital where Lyman was confined un- der guard was with him. The pair with an unknown chauffeur wero speeding toward the Canadian line in an automobile. Lyman's first arrest occurred on September 8. While en- route to jail he broke from his cap tors and tried to board a street car but broke his ankle. He is sill on crutches.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
Horse In Orchestra PIt.

An extraordinary accident occurred at the Warrington Hippodrome. Lan- cashire. England, the other night, when a heavy trolley horse fell of the stage into the orchestra pit Two powerful horses were on the stage and an actor was engaged in a tug of war with the animals. when one horse weighing fifteen cwt-. slipped and tumbled over the footlights. The orchestra players. foreseeing the dan ger. jumped clear. but the footlights and the instruments were smashed. For a few minutes there was great consternation among the audience, and panic threatened. but the horse remained gentle enough and submit ted to being quietly led out
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
RepIy to EIsher.

Here Mir, Ballinger made what was regarded as a reply to Mir. Fisher:
 The reformer says the hands of the clock never turn backward, but is he always sure the reforms he ad- yoeates arc not the renewal of dis oarded doctrines which were in their day the antithesis of reform? Are We progressing when we advocate the doctrines Of federal oppression against which every line of the con stitution cries out? Is it progress or the advancement of popular rights to give Unbridled power 10 bureaucrats? [? No. It is going back to the evils we struggled 10 Smancipate ourselves from. Again, is 1t progress and sound reform to say we will no long CT tolerate the system which gave a fee simple title to the industrious and courageous prospector and set. tier in the public lands: system which has made the great mass of cur people home builders and the builders of new commonwealth stored with wealth and civic prog ress unrivaled in all the range Of human endeavor?"
 Ah dtN@Nh upon bAt EONeiuhenL rec lamation service by Francis c. 1Nacy of Carlsbad. N. M.. was a feature of the afternoon session. Speaking of private irrigation enterprises com pared with government reclamation, Tracy charged that the men trusted with the administration of the rec lamation service have always entire ly failed to appreciate the spirit and purpose of reclamation
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
unusasI cIrcumstance.

A very unusual circumstance is re- corded in the case of two Rockland ladies. one of whom lately died in her seVenueth year. The surviving lady. who Is sl. made the baby clothes for the other and in 4ue time also her wedding clothes. ate .t the last made the funeral shrouG a-z with her own hands dressed the younger woman in it.-Kenneoec Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
ORDER RESTORED
 AT NACO AGAIN


 NACO, Sept. 2S.-The rebellious soldiers who participated in yester- days riot left town this morning aboard the Hermosillo train. No at tempt was made to disarm them when they refused voluntarily to lay down their guns. During yesterdays riot several rioters tore the shoulder straps from Q lieutenant and an. nounced that they recognized no leader.
 The commisaTio of the town lef, this morning aboard a freight train supposedly to go to Cananea to con fer with the officials regarding the matter Everything is quiet and it is generally believed that the mat ter is settled. The custom house and uostofice resumed business after the soldiers left.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
THANK YOU" HE SAID
Pay a Baggage Master Got for Restor-
 ing $1o,ooo.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Sept 2s.- Thank yOu," said local merchant today to Frank Stewart, baggage mas ter, at the local railway station when Stewart handed the merchant a fat wallet containing a draft for S10,000 and ticket for the merchant. and his family from Santa Rosa to Italy.
 Thank you" was all he said ac- cording to Stewart Stewart found the wallet lying in the baggage room and hastened to give it to the owner who had boarded the train a few roiutes before.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
MONEY BUT NO TITLE.
Husband of Daughter of Julius krutt,
 schnitt.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Miss Rebecca Kruttschnitt, daughter of Julius, vice president of the Hartman lines, ac- companied by her mother passed through Chicago today enroute to New Orleans where she will be mar. ried to Henry Clifford Woodhouse, an Englishman.
 The wedding will take place at the home of the brides aunt Mrs. Joseph P. Blair. The honeymoon will be spent in the orient and their home will be in Oregon. The groom-elecr has money but no title.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
ALASKAN cAvE.IN
Possible that Fourteen Men Are Dead

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. 2s.- A shaft TO feet deep at the Shakes peare placer gold mine, on Dome creek, cayed in al five o'clock yester- day afternoon, imprisoning fourteen miners, mostly Russians. A hundred men are seeking to reach them by means of an old shaft 50 feet be- yond the one destroyed.
 The old shaft is plugged with 30 feet of ice at the bottom. The res cuers are working in fifteen-minute shifts. There is a possibility that the intern ediate shafts have settled. If SO. the entombed men are unodbtedly dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
What Geese Said.

An Englishman hired Kerrigan to attend to his stock farm. says the St Louis Post-Dispatch In the evening he asked Kerrigan fl he had fed the stock snd what he had given to the geese.
 kerTigan-Two bales of nay. sir
 EDglishman-Whatg Two bales oi hay to the geese to eat?
 KerriKan-Yes. sir.
 Englisnman-A-.d did they eat itg
 Herrigan-No. they did not; but they were all talking about t when | let
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
ROGERS FELL SHORT.

MEADVILLE. Pa, Sept 2S.-Rod gers started early this morning on the trans-eontinental flight from Sala- ulanaca, N. Y. He arrived here at noon, 517 miles from New York He resumed his flight at 2:27 and said he hoped 10 reach Marion, ohio, to- night. However, he landed at 2:46. in a field at Leavettsburg, just west of here. a
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
TOUR OF CALIFORNIA
State Highway Commission Buys
 Automobile.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2s--Mem- bers of the highway commission went to San Francisco today to purchase an automobile to be used in tour ing the state to map out route for highways to be built under the S1S,- 000. .00O bond issue. They plan to get first hand information in every sec tion of the state. The tour will start in a few days 1yus
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
PURSUING BANDIT
Expected Early Capture of Escaboza

CANANEA. Sept. 2S.-Isidro Esca- boza, the bandit, who attempted to launch a revolution in Sonora because of the election of vice Governor Gayou, is fleeing down the Sonora valley with 300 government troops pursuing.
 1t is expected that he will be cap tured tonight. He is said to have about half Of his original force Of twenty men, who assisted him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
FRISCO FIGURES.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2sl-The final vote Tn the primary election fol- lows: Rolph for mayor 47,O92; Me Carthy 26, 499. Total vote 7S,9s7 Rolph's majority 20,5S3
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
sURsUm NOMINATED.

EAST LAS VEGAS. Sept 2s-H. O. Bursum. was nominated late tonight as the republican candidate for gov ernor of New Mexico at the state con vention here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
TWO LEFT OF FAMILY.
Mother and Four Children Burned to
 Death

MITCHELL, Ills, Sept 2S.-Mrs Virgil Vandever, ard four of her children we're burned to death at their home here early today. The husband and son Arthur, aged IS. saved themselves by jumping from iecond story windows.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29

Human Bones and Muscles.
 The 20G bones of the human body are worked by 522 voluntary muscles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-29
BALLINGER BREAKS
 SILENCE FILING AT ENEMIES
tcontinued from Page 1)

aires has already destroyed her mar, kets for capital and her natural wealth is in a fair way to lie dorm. ant until she ceases to be political football and sanity again prevails in the public mind.