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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
CITIZEN
 IN DESERT RACE

II. N. Reno of this city announced last week in Phoenix that he would be a competitor in the automobile race to be run between Los Angeles and Phoenix at the beginning oi the Arizona fair Mr. Reno will drive his fifty horsepower Lozier and will this week make a run over the road. Mr. Reno confided to his Douglas friends some time ago that he migh. conclude to enter this race, for which there are many thousands Of dollars in prizes. On Saturday iH Phoenix ne made definite announce ment of his determination 70 make the effort in this noted event.
 Mr. Reno has run his machine all over the territory in attending to his widely scattered business and he will get all the speed possible out Of his machine, which ranks with the best made. He has sent his eaene to the factory to be put in first-clas5 c0ndiuen
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
THEIR APPETlTES WITH THEM
2E Pounds Of Meat and 12 Quarts of Strong Drink Per Capita
 Is French Record.

FreBchmen are pretty able trencher- men. but the following account of s meal made by eight Norman peasants surpasses expectations According to the Medical Journal. a grazier with seven of his friends undertook an ex pediticn to gather fagots
 Among them they should have man aged scme 400 fagots. but 37 repre- senied the sum Of their work. the small total being accounted for. pos sibly by the Iuncheoa which the octet deyotred They managed to consume 20 pounds of meat. s quarts Of pure perry. IS bottles of assorted vines. g bottles of champagne and s quarts ol cider brandy of an alcoholic strength Of 65 per cent A roast goose. placed thoughtfuiiy among The ratlons. was nor required
 This luncheon represents an aver age Of 2ik pounds 0f neat and ia quarts of milk. none Of it weak. per capita during the d2 hours occupied by tbs expedition.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
LAD HAS 4 REAL GRIEVANCE
New Baby sister Deprives Him of Al. tention, and lie Shows
 the Effects.

Since the stork brought a little girl to iamiv living in the Bronx the heir. who E-d attained to four years of dignity before the sister came. has had his nose very much out of joint His mother. In fact. found trouble al times In keeping aim from poking oul ihe eyes ol the Intruder and other wise exhibiting the Innate crueJy oi the boy child Vigorous spaukings thoroughly represzed this tendency and Il has now given way 10 a general ly silent acquiescenee in the new or der
 Set at times the feeling of depriva tion of old time attention vill come to he surface Then the ooy will take himself to the darkest corner to be found lii the Gat. push himself closely ID against the Gall and begin to whimper in low tones SoGD the ~hImper ike the ausicaI patrol. grad ually becomes l6fe apparent TheL from out of the darkness comes the low plaini E
 "Muyver don't like me"
 ANAi 10 @ NAsN14AAAA Nt AAlE W ll4A4A tfl@A for moment; then it begins on a more emphatic scale and again comes in louder tones:
 "Muyyer don't like me"
 From 'A.a the protest goes into sob ping. and finally il comes 70 a climax in most hear5,brea king tones;
 "Muvver don't ike me
 Thls IS the time for the lead of the hpuseholG 10 intervene. for she has learned by experience that whatever she might say before the psychological moment is ignored ia the softest tones she answers
 Yes dearie. mother docs like you She loves you with all Der heart"
 From out Of the darkness comes in a great. indigna@t cry:
 "l don't want you Co"
 Despairing sobbiAg follows. but t goes down as the musical patrol dies away. and finally q very peniteat little boy comes cut of the corner and plucks at his mothers skirt, looking Gqr .aQeatiOn,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
ABSENTEE AS A TOOTH DOPE"
Bartender Finds Out One Good Thing About the Popular But Wicked
 Stimulsnt.

He had iGsr had a tooth out-oHe or those attractions that seem 10 go to the root Of all things-and dashed in to see his friend the bartender for solace He called for whisky. and as he swallowed a topers portion ex piafnsJi The rpas9R- for his haste He had 10 drown the pain, be. said. over the bar and while he was about it guessed he would repeat the dose
 T know a better way than that. said the barkeeper. forcibly removing the whisky bottle from the bar Alb sinthe is what you need And he poured out about a thimbleful
 Al that?" inquired the toothless one. Aren't you afraid it will lay ne out2"
 "'S nough, said the bartender. Jus Iut that in your mouth; don't swallow it; and let 1t soak in where the tooth was lt will fix you all right. stop the hemcrrhage and the rain at the same time"
 Credulously the customer obeyed and found almost instant relief
 Dangerous stuff that" said the bar tender; even tEoseswho use it admi' it's vickedness. it's treachery 10 it's friends. it's general cUsseduess Bu' it's a good friend 10 the man who's had a tooth out or who has an ache n 8 tooth that isn't out Don't know why-it isn't only the alcohol in 1t but it's the best tooth dope I've found"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

We show a waist which will meet the approval of any woman who likes to have her clothing just as neat and smart as possible. To begin with there is the customary yoke. It is square in cut, somewhat deeper in the front than in the back. Around it the rest Of the waist is fiat the edge outlined by a braided design. At the shoulders are deep tucks which con tinue to the waist In the front there is a little fullness which is held in at the belt. but in the back there is none. The cut of this waist is original in as much as the peasant sleeve is cut iB one with the side pieces Of the waist The seam which joins them 10 the front and back being concealed be meath the tCcks 4 long tight fitting sleeve Co match the yoke in material extends from the cap to the wrist A waist Of this character is suitable for silk of any kind.
 The pattern (5094) is cut in sizes 9 10 42 inches bust measure. Medium size will require 17s yards Of 36 inch material or 11a yards of A inch and 3 yards of IS inch all-oyer-
 To procure this pattern send 10 cents 70 Pattern Department" of this uaper. Write name and addFess plainly and be sure to give size and number of pattern.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
APPENDICITIS FROM
 A HORSEBACK RIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct t7.-Wil- liam F. Herrin, yj-- president and general counsel for tue SoutRern Pa cific railroad, who was compelled 10 undergo an operation for appendici tis yesterday, passed good night and day. and tonight is reported rest ing easily.
 The attack was brought oD, accord .ag to physicians, by 8 horseoack lac which Herrin, in company with F.. o. Mccormick, also a vice prest cent of the Southern Pacific. tooB Sunday to the beach Arising on Monday. he felt severe pains, and the case was diagnosed as acute apFeudi' citis. An operation was performed immediately. HeTrin recently re- returned from an eight months tuor of Europe, apparently in the best Of health
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
RiIliards and Golf.

They were all surprised to see one Of New Works best golfers playing billiards by the hour at his club, al- though the weather was ideal for golf and the amateur was matched in a hard contest for the next day.
 Why aren't you practicing for gour golf match tomorrow?" a friend asked
 "I am, the amateur replied. q played IS holes yesterday and found that my eyes were a little of for di. rection and my muscles not quite re- sponsiye for soft approaching and put ting. There's nothing like billiards to put accuracy into the eye and make the arm muscles sensitive to calls for light effort calculate that this 'afternoon's billiard play will GU. nay approaching and putting 70 to I5 strokes tomorrow
 Subscribe to the Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Pointed Paragraphs
Chicago NeWs

l1NlGd4O -NtNS}
 Society shocks a lot ot people WHO are not ill it.
 One way to get even with peopie is to nay what you owe.
 Many a man apparently goes 70 pieces before he is broke.
 I.angh today: your sense Of humoI may be out of commission tomorrow Luck seems to have mania TOT dropping in on these who do not expect it.
 II you have another mans umbrella he Is at least entitled to your sympa thy.
 IL takes a woman to generate en thusiasm over a present that is o! no earthly use.
 If girl really wants to marry Q man she can lead hiIu up to the altaI without waiting for leap year.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
GIRL FROM WYOMING
 DELAYS HER ARRIVAL
Misdirections Lead Her to Tombstone and She Will Ar
 rive Here Today

Miss Alberta Claire, "rhe Girl from Wyoming who was expected to reach Bisbee yesterday did not do So but will arrive today On Monday she rode rom Tucson to Benson and leaving there yesterday morning, she was given wrong directions and pro
 ceeded on to Tombstone instead Of coming here as she had intended. Miss Claire will leave Tombstone this morning and proceed to Bisbee where she will remain until Saturday in or der that her pony may rest up and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Personal Mention

N II D McVay spent yesterday in Douglas.
 Constable Farley McRae went to Douglas yesterday.
 Fl. E. Berner. clerk of the board oi supervisors was in the city yesterday
 Captain '. C. Greenway has re turned from a trip to Fort Huachuca
 Mrs. Reese and child, accompanied by her mother, went to Douglas last evening to visit friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
HOW THE MATE GOT SQUARE

HOW HE MA G 1O S3S
 The Mate had been enioyb>N a day iamhoree, and in the ship s log tor that day the Captain had inscribed the following:
 Mate drunk today.
 On the following day, after be nao sobered up, the Mate was scalnlhs the log, and when he observed what inc Captain had written therein as to his conduct of the day previous, he sought him out.
 "Captain. you're not going to let that stand there in the log, are you he asked
 .You were drunk yesterday, ia1 [ thai ,rue?" asked the Captain.
 .Yes. it's true" replied the Mate somewhat shafnefacedly, but II U stands in the log, see what a predica' ment it will put me in win the own. CTS of the ship when we go ashore.
 Well, as long as it's true, t stands in the leg" said the Captsin.
 A few days later the Captain was scanning the log and he came across the following:
 "The Captain sober today.
 The Captain recognized the writing as that of the Mate, and he lost no time in calling on him.
 What do you mean by inserting ID tho log that ! am sober todayE De asked.
 'Its true, isn't it?~ the Mate en- quired.
 "Of course it's true, l never was known to be drunk in all my life, said the Captain.
 Well, as long as it's true, it stands in the los,' said the Mate.-ln Nor man [. Mack's National Monthly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WARREN REALTY S DEVELOPMENT CO

who desire information in regard t1 the financial and physical condition Of the company, which you are en- titled to, aad which we have been un- able 10 get, are invited to communf cate with She undersigned. wEo are among the minority stockholders O. the Comp8ay.
 = sufficient support is received, a meeting os inc stockholders D nl bc called. in this city, 10 consider ways and means or securing this inioIma- ton.
 Stockholders are requesteI to state the number af shares they own
 II. A. sTRODHOFF.
 E. \. FON aItNTM. Douglas, Arizona. 525
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
ImPRovDENT

Little Emil was walking home from church with his mother. and in pass ing the ice cream pdriors. wanted some. His mothers repeated mo" did not satisfy him. She finally said, l cant buy any ] haven't any mon ey. Emil replied, Then. why did n't you take some when they passed it around In Norman T.. Mack's National Monthly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Cassidy at Benson.

NJ. E. Cassidy went to Benson yes terday afternoon where he met Mrs. Cassidy and little daughter, returnina s 10 Bisbee with them. This Was the first time the postmaster had seen his little daughter and his republican friends will probably overlook any in- difference to the fate of his party ID the coming election exhibited by him for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Deep Mines Don't Pay.

There is Ittle or no ground fol fas belief that valuable metallic deposits He very deep in inc earth's crust. With few exceptions. ore deposits be- come too lean 10 repay working below 5000 feet Nine mines t. ten, talk ing the world as whole. are poorer i1 the second thousand feet than in the first thousand. eud poorer yet in the third thousand than in the second.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

STORE ROOM, 30 FT. FRONTAGE BY so FIT. DEEP, WITH LIVING ROOMS UPSTAIRS IN BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY RoBT CHADWICK, CORNER BREWERY AVE AND BROADWAY. WILL MAKE ALTERATIONS TO SUIT TENANT. SEE C. W. BARKER, OWNER OR HOGAN 6 SEED, Rgts
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Attsinee Tco Late.

Were any Of your boyish ambitions ever realized?~ asked the sentimental. ist "Yes. replied the practical per. son. ~Wben my mother used 10 cut my hair often wished might bs 5a!dheaded.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
The Kind

"I have a new vacuum cleaning proposition and I'm try ing 10 find some Hnancia! backing 10 put ii on rae mar ket What Ejnd of capitalist would you suggest as be4t to approach
 Why not try sucker wiu' tbe sEazscs
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

Lane back Is one Of the most com
 mon forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications Of Chamberlain $ Ianiment will give relief For sale by aii dealers. 7S.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Injured at Mine.

Eli Cnupwick, a miner at the June ton shaft of the Calumet & AiizonR, was injured yesterday by falling down a mansway, a distance of about 20 feet. He was taken to the company hospital in an ambulance, where his injuries received attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Benefits Of eoxirg.

h spite of the not weather. Miss Christie MacDonald has been taking xing lessons. so the ether night
 was fully prepared when. upUn
 ring the theatsr she was insulted
 enc of the loiterers Rejoicing ir CT newiy-scquired knowledge, Miss .--cDonald landed Q riEnt-hand blow wLich sent the -71ff1ndeT sDraElng ToNer1ng above EsEl. sGe Indignantly ad How dare you insult a defense @ r-cuau!" and pratEfuLy passed .I The brute looked up ard slowly lurmured: "Defenselessi vi TOung's Magazine
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
siurrin7 r Ger.

I'm a poor cCuvergaticuallsJ at these highbrow diurer parties I'm always afraid of mi79ronounciug some word Take a Elouthful of spinach be,ore attempting word that you are uncertain about"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
In. krrcas w,u.

Here Is tie way a Kansas paper duus its subscribers: "If you have ire GueEt iaiutins spells. accompanied by chills cramps, corns. bunions, chil. plains. epilepsy and jaUndice. It is a sign you are not well. but liable to die any minute Pay your subscrip- tion in advance and thus make your. self solid for a good obituary notice"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral of Ethel Patterson, who died from carbolic acid poisoning Sunday evening, took place from the parlors of the o. K. Undertaking es. tablishment yesterday afternoon at o'clock. conducted by Rev. John Fry
 Interment was in Evergreen cemetery
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
wha, VI. Live Fer.

WE-t do we live for f not to make the v orld less difficult for each other7 --GecTge Eliot
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
MILLINERY

Don't fail to see fhe new arrivals at the Bon Ton this week. Higgins stop, Tombstone Canyon 4f.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

Draws Heavily on Oxygen Supply. An ordinary gas jet consumes as much oxygen as five persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
JUST ARRlvEO.

Louis Camp. expert plano tuning and repairing, Room ,. Victoria hotel 9gl.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
Brief Local Items
Morrlson I'd Phoenix.

Morrison at Phoenix.
 United States Attorney J. E. Nor rison is at Phoenix attending the ses sions of the federal court and will re turn to Bisbee the latter part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
sT. LouIs cHAMpIoNsHIp
The Americans Won the Deciding
 Game

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.--Defeating the local National league team, the St Louis Americans today annexed the city championship. The clubs played the second game of a double hea0sr, however, as advertised. the Nationals winning Scores:
 R. II. E. American .... ....5 Il l Nationals ...- .... ? Lake, Stephens; Harmon, Geyer, Bliss.
 Sec1nd Game E. H. E. Americans ... . , Q Nationals - - il 7 Hamilton, Mitchell; Laudermilk, Wingo.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
HOW RUDE!
lNeu- York Sum

{New York Sum
 The Hon Frank II. Hitchcock may trust himself in an aeroplane II he likes. but it is q question whether any risk can be taken just yet witb arst-ciass mail packages.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18

Don't trife with cold is good ad- suclI-. r~c--~ Ne bo01ache. weakness. debility, constipation or kidney disor' CGrs Use them and gain new health, strength and yiGor. They're guaran- iced to satisfy or money refunded
 Only 50c at all druggists. 7G.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-18
ITALY WELCOME TO IT
4Cclumbus Journal)

7CclumDus Journai) We can think of hardly anything we'd rather not have than the Tripoh' unless il is the Philippines or appen' dicitis.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
NEVADA sANns IN GOOD stsAp
Euesn Howell, state Bank Exami
nor, Has Examined Them All
Mo More Failures Likely

So much bad news was received re-
sardingN evada banks when the
DOOM In southern Nevada came to
an end and conditions had TO be
met witch, that 1t 10 with pleasure
Cnat the assurance 10 received from
eugene Howell. state bank examiner.
which follows:
have just returned from swinH
around the circle and. am pleased
20 state that the banks OF Nevada
are in better condition at presen,
Ghan ever before in the history o.
.he state,
They are most conservauveH mar
aged and are carrying large cash bal
ances. The loans are al In goo'
shape. think that bank failure
ln this state are now things Of tn
| pasL-
There are eleven national bank
Aow ia operation In this state an
sixteen state banks. have supervii
ION only over the latter, the govern
ment officials attending. to the nj
doaaln.
"By the way. everybody ID drift
ing back TO Tononah. The town
IL most prosperous condition an
sood times are assured for man
Jears to come. Keno Gazette.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
VIEW YORK OFFICER
MEETS WITH SNAC

The New York officer who came %
Salt Lake last week With = warrant
for the arrest OF Ernest n. woollty.
former president Of the Nsvada Utah
company. who was indicted BY .
New York grand Jury on the charge
OF embezzleiLsnt. has experienced
some difficulty In getting his pris-
vi,er.
Wool,ey fought reQuisition pro-
ceedings had before Governor WI
liam spry and the latter. aftes hear
neysiny the attorneys for both
sides, took the matter under advise.
ni.nt. lp to last night. no word was
received here indicating that the
Utah governor had rendered his De.
ciston.
Pioche reople have doubted that
Goyarnsr sWy would grant the rs'
quest Of thc New York governor and
allow Wooilsy n be taken east.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
TUNGSTEN COMPANY BROKE
judgement OF Over Eleven Thousand
Dollars Recorded In White
Pine County Courts

Judgement was rendered vest ,rday
by Judge Coleman In favor OF the
Campton Commercial company and
against the United States Tungsten
corporation fer the sum OF $l1. .039.9S.
and interest IRON the time the debts
were contracted. This amount repre-
seats ten claims against the company
of which nine were assigned to the
Campton Commercial which was also
creaitcr Of the Tungsten corporati,n
4ne smallest OF the claims Is for
S7215; the largest for $3S64.56.
The SUIT grew out Of the financial
aifficuities which overwhelmed the
tungsten corpora. ion last spring just
fo..o v ing tae first shipment OF con-
centrates from the new mill erected
a. Lae mines on the west size OF nat
4 " uneeAer. ine miii was completeu a,
lne We. e.inliag of last winter but the
4 na.~r s1lpAy VAS cut on Ny tns coAI
WeaLAeq anu SOW progress was madt
lu 1aAullng ore III TIE mlii. Up "
Lnal t.me tnere haa been neally
yAsJ,.yJ invested in tas Purchase a..
0e,eiopmeAt VI ths Properly AID tn
ers~ ASA Ll las Inl.i AAe coMpa.lJ
WAS A-aLCeu ~ Oscar "A. Turner IL
70 LLS llAlIe puL ne cGaseA put. Lag vi
A4.A.S seAsFv LAe mI.A mao l-a-.II.o
sulppiue prouuct ana oeLts Tor Wage
a.4a Supplies a.cum -Idlsa uAtii at.a~.
AsAls mSrs s-appea On anu .he pivl
otIy eA~seu uomn. ~ ~ unaerstso
) .as So-.I..A ~ tas csrpsla.i.n ~ 49,
: ~ sIrvus ua.Aus a4A0 .ne pro.aplAIti~
..rs .ual ruv uoIIs Wiil % clsareu u
sl.lu VIA IL Lus n.luSs anu mill IL
, s-AAS1.
AAe tungsten mines are a.out fol :.
AVE A4..os souluSssI Iion NAY. .-ID4y ~
positor.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
Boston Dispatch
Outlines Future Plans

A special dispatch from Boston ecu
veys the following regarding the
future Of Nevada Utah: Reorganiza-
ton of the Nevada Utah Mines q
smelters Corporation will be effect
ed by the formation Of a new com
pany with s7.5Oo.ooo capital STOCK
divided into 1900. 900 shares Of the
par value Of IS. The present COM
pany has a like number OK shares
outstanding Of $40 par value. The
new company viii also issue sl,zoo'-
900 six per cent convertible bonds. OF
which s50o,OO0 viii 10 Offered to
stockho- -edrs at par. It is expected
that the bonds will be underwritten'
They will carry q bonus OF fifty snar-
o. of stock with every 500 bond
stockholders who do not subscribe i.l
bonds will be assessed not to exceed
Is cents per share.
Ho.osrs OF ten shares ot presen
stock win be given tnree s-4arcs
of new STOCK. and there viii remaii
IN the treasury 24o.yuu shares Tor c~l
VERSION OK bonus Negaoa .tan an'
its supsiuela araes have 4c-ls oi aDot.
Ys.v,vvv, OF waicn ssv.oVo ~ o"ea =.
suusluSraries.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
PRINCE Gun. ISSUES
REPORT TO STATE

The Prince Con. Mining com.
lany has " Jared q report akng the
lines required by the laws OF Nevada.
tho period covered by the report be-
Ing the slyeen months ending septem.
k-T ~, 1911. The statement sets forth
the pambeg OF claims held by tha
company. the value and character OF
the equipment. the capitalization and
many Il. taia OF the company OF inter
est
The company has an authorized cap
iIolization Of $4,000, 200. diviaed into
100000 shares Of stock, Ear value
~ There were 100000 sharss OF stock
aris sinally set asioe "a treasury stock.
II which there are 10v7 sharss still
unissued. During the period mention
cd $4,000 shares were disposed Of FOR
$36. 700. Tbs value Of the ore produced
In the period covered by the report
was y96t.s7. The report c.oses a. fol.
lows:
During the entire period Of thu
report the mining property o. the
company has remained closed except
at such times when 1t was necessary
to clean out and retimbtr certain
sections OF the shaft ana other part,
OF the mine in oroer to keep y
open"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
BULLETIN ON ALI "a UDES
IN STATE OF NEVADA

A recent publication OF the us.
Geological Survey, Bulletin 4So,
"Resuits Of splrit Leseiing in Ne
saoa," unuer the uirsGtIcn oI X. b.
Matslall, cnier geosrapher, has
peSA reItiN Su.
lne lomIsl attitude notsd il thie
p4i-~t4l ls a. A4esQtltu eprinbs, se-
1" cSll 4-4as gseas AID sea cA4i h.
walsh IS siNSU as l.oAS.Vl4 1t. aDose
.ae i-..i VI tae SEA. Inc ..nisnes,
pS4at Ia Nevada lhus lar LARK
e. W tne survey is Ophr Sum
n.l. al l1S crest Ci Lne ToyaDt
sauge. about 80 nlies nortn OF lono
pan,
- copy Of the bulletin may be oh
LAinea "a Application 70 the Direct
or of the survey, Washington u. Z.