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The evening world., 1911-06-09

Many other people have sd Che same things, hut the Judge
H. said them best, because he knows them hest. It was declared
a old there is eloquence when "omt Of the fullness of the heart the
mouth speakcth" But in Judge Garys case the purse is A full
- the heart, and money talks Al well az the tongue. The comph-
msns paid in his testimony to the excellence Of Mr.. Morgnn's die
position, to his strength Of character and his courage, may be part
9 the courtenes OF high finance IT m expression Of friendship, but
the declaration "he could do a great deal Of harm if he had the
disposition to do SO" is straight talk.
We should not give much heed to dispositions in matters d
this kind. We ought to provide a banking system not subject b
the disposition of any combination Of private financiers, no matte,
how excellent thcir morals and their methods. And this Congress
ought to attend to the duty.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

When your Buddies say TO you. Look
at the Fun You've Had!" II Always
Means that You're Broke!
The evening world., 1911-06-09

tween the Ease with which We Depart
from the Normal and the DIficulty with
which We Get to It!
The evening world., 1911-06-09
FIRE LAWS AT CONEY.

pom the motion before the Aldermen to extend
the fire limits 10 Coney Island, the vote aflrma-
tive should be unanimous. The pleasure city by
the sea is just as permanent no any other part Of
the city. The welfare Of its property and Of iti
patrons should be as carefully guarded.
The Drcamland fire would hnye bern an in.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

Tho man who sandbags his Way 70
never is Much OF a Sleeper!
The evening world., 1911-06-09

We always Lowed that the Long Shot
would win-after the winning Post was
Passed!
The evening world., 1911-06-09

feme had it occurred while thronged with a usual holiday crowd
And other fires in a city of shacks and nfammable structures are
likely to break out on some crowded day. We have had the warming
Let rs profit by it
The evening world., 1911-06-09
~B MAN HUNT.

ny VIE snd he girls are planning
ne summsr campaign early this year"
'6or
yes. ana shsy think they ought N
20 10 Palm Beach for some preliminary
m>~h
The evening world., 1911-06-09
GARY ON MORGAN.

49, UDGE GARY ought to hire a hall. He could
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= have q large audience. Before the investigating
EE%EN IA comufttes ne has been talking more sound sense
about the excessive financial powers of J. p. Nor
~ 80 gan than can be found in forty ordinary discourses,
VINsSSE whether sermons, stump speeches or academic
~ addresses.
The evening world., 1911-06-09

pho'Ve Looked after They've Leaped
and Wondered hOto they Made M
The evening world., 1911-06-09

We've knoton q Lot OF FeIlops
The evening world., 1911-06-09

No blophdrd ever yet Created q
Breeze!
There isn't Much Sense In Playing any
The evening world., 1911-06-09

Pun the Mental x-Ray on yourself
Occasionally for General Results!
The evening world., 1911-06-09
"Cheer Up. uthbert! q BY Clarence L. Cullen

TITTY Say 10 . Spear With
Broken BArbi
The evening world., 1911-06-09

There 10 a Dreary Disproportfon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
PROTECTION RUN MAD.

The sugar producing countries of Europe have gotten into fine kettle of fish by their efforts to artifcially promote sugar production. They have fostered the industry until the coun- try Is in luck that does not produce a single sugar beet, a stalk of cane nor a pound of sugar.
 Sugar averages cheaper in Great Britian than in the United States. or any beet growing country of Europe. This is so. because it has no sugar industry ;o promote or protect; it only eats.
 So pronounced has become this con dition that the head of the German so- cialists once flung out the assertion, We tax German peasants to feed British swine" 1t being a fact that sugar was so cheap in England that 1t was used to fatten hogs.
 This year Russia has been the only country with a normal sugar output It has a considerable surplus that it would like to export. but this is pre- vented by an agreement with it's su- gar producing rivals and they refuse to let down the bars.
 Western Europe has exhausted ov7 cry device to promote sugar beef cul- ture. It has gone from protective du- ties, to bounties for production and their bounties on exports. Finally came an agreement between Russia, Germany. Austria, France and Bel giam, limiting the amount of exports. II is this agreement Russia would like to void, but its co-partners refuse the permission.
 The result is that everyone. he world over, pays the higher price for i sugar, while Russia has more than it 1 can consume. yet stiH must pay it's hounties. The Russian producers must l suffer. the Russian consumer has no relief, as the surplus is stored. and 1 sugar elsewhere has reached almost 1 prohibitive prices.
 Next year the hogs Of Great Bri. | tain will probably again profit. as that i country is the largest consumer and | Don-producer whose markets are free as a dumping ground,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
pIPPgp ERoM TAE sTREAM

The governor of Oklahoma brags that he has never worn a dress suit If ke had ever worn one in Okla homa t would probably have been all shot up with the governor in 1t.
 1ag Chinese rrhels prop SC tO s;1Tt q '":' DIG llEc the Ulite1 States We'll, it ought to be easy for them 10 lclS Ep caCiCc Agsortmcnt of trusts
 The persons who have the moving ... re conc sesion fer the raIkc Ha ian val hav- e..deYtly been stuns.
 Eto-e dsy tiEs, on may be s1 per leeted that il will be almost as safe ss 20 ns 10 Hr
 President Taft is taking about un. iform divorce laws, bu; wtl h. be able 10 design a uniform that will !cOk equally we'll on women and men and suit everybody.
 Now that prize fighting i5 allowed .n New York it will not be necessary sor so many New York couples to go to Reno to settle their difficulties.
 Congressman Willis says Champ Clark has one of the greatest minds in Washington. But, is that saying so very much for ChaEp2
 Edison says all men should be farm CTS, tUt if they were, Edison would not be an inventor
 The LI Toilette boom has not sui Tered a punctgre or a blowout in nearly a week
 e. N Mathnr
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27

are married, and marriage brokers and elderly relatives make tEe
 matches. In France the business ar- rangemont is made for the young
 people. This is to certain extent true in England. And in America the girls being free to associate with men, the arrangement is arrived as satisiac- toriiy enough to suit ali parties. but students of social science who do nos know that the girls need no help in the way Of a conventional right to take the initiative are benighted.
 The proposal is like the dropping of the ripened fruit The preilminaries are like the combined effect of soil and sun and rain which cause the tree to grow and the fruit to ripen. If there are students of musty books Hho imagine that in any country where women are granted freedom they have no part in the fruit rlpen- ing process, and need resort to the crude process of plucking it green, their ignorance is due to their having kept their noses between their spectaeles. and their books until they have lost the ability to follow trails. and po-ed over print until they cannot sec well enough to become acquainted with the habits of the species they ought 10 study aneld and not in learued treatises.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS

Philadelphia Democrats are plar- hing for a big Jackson Day banquet next month
 Superior Wis., wltl vote January z5 on the quaslion of adopting the commission plan Of government
 The Georgia democratic state com mittee has decided to hold d presi- oential primary election some time prior to June
 Jud il Mature has been a member oi the North Dakota senate ever since ths state sas admitted to the union in 1889
 Charles W Pool. who was speaker of the Nebraska house two years ago has announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for governor.
 Maine and Rhode lslalnd are tLe only NFfw England states in which women have been granted the right 10 vote for public school commission CTS.
 Former speaker. Joseph c. Cannon expresses the opinion that the ropub- iioin party will win next year q it sticks t0 stand pat platform.
 Governor Harmon oi Ohio for the president and Governor Burke of North Dakota for vice-president is the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27

Senator Ike Stephenson didn't spend part Of that TOT 900 election ex- penses in getting a shave and hair cut
 That New York actress who says she hopes to marry before she dies had better do it. then, if she expects to at all There's no chance after wards.
 A St. Paul man has won a prize for embroidering a lunch cloth. No wonder the women are disgusted and are becoming suffraeets.
 One French woman says she pre- feTs an aeroplane to a husband And those French husbands, by the way. are also high flyers.
 Gertrude Hoffman the dancer, says some people save all their modesty for the theatre. But, Gertrude never did.
 Gaby Deslys says that she cares nothing for ex-King Manuel That appears to make it almost unanimous.
 There are 500 Chinamen in Ameri- can colleges and several thousand oth- CT heathen.
 Kansas City is making a crusade for sanitary restaurants. Let it be hoped that the waiter who puts his thumb in the soup will be abolished.
 it is now Tcssibie to talk clear across the Pacific by wireless. Let it be hoped that none of Hobson's talk is overheard by the Japenese.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
A79N. .THE.SPUI2 E9SaF~. 'NoTGENT
 "T% By ROY K. MOUGTON.

i He said her figure was immense And hored she wouldn't take or
 fense
 Because he mentioned such a thing, For of it poets often sing.
 lie said. he'd travelled all around And never had he heard a sound 60 musical as was her voice. He'd give her all he had to give: Without her he could never live; No friend was ry, his speech to stay. He wound up in the usual way. She gave to him her maiden heart It was a einch right from the start, For, while she let him have his say, He had no chance to get way. She had him lashed right to the mast And tied and shackled hard and fast. He didn't know what he had said He simply knew that they were we'd And when to breakfast she came
 down
 Years later in an old house gown, Without a sign Of curl or rat And ready for the daily spat He wonders how in thunder she Could have inspired the ecstacy Upon that great momentous night On which he made and won his fight And then it percolltes his brain As it has done time and again That she just had him hypnotized Until he raved and idolized They've done that since the world
 began
 There's no escape for any man Who falls beneath the mystic spell, And l guess it is just as well.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
WoMAN's PROPOSING IS UNNECESSARY.

George Willis Cook telling the Bos- ton School Of Social Science that wo- men should do the proposing is wrong. It is wholly unnecessary. bunglesome. lacking in iinesse.
 In America women of marriageabie age and disposition have So. much free dom that they are quite able to man age their matrimonial affairs without resorting to so desperate and danger ous an expedient as proposing. 4 man likes to cherish the delusion that he is the pursuer and the persuader. If ire isn't and doesn't know it his case bears out tho assertion Of the late Billy Baxter. who observed that what you don't know won't hurt you. It would be a shame 10 undeceiye him. He might go through life with the feeling that he mad been imposed upon, whereas he now walks down it's vistas with oocky air. proud of hay ing arranged matters over which he had. perhaps, no control whatever.
 7 is automatic that it is wise to let sleeping dogs lie. The same is true Of dreaming men-those who believe In the monarchy Of their sex and survey their possessions with compIacency and nride. Schools Of social science should not be so unscientifc as to awaken them. Perhaps there are coun, tries in which the men manage their own matrimonial affairs withou, inter. ference or assistance. but it is i'm. probable that such a place exists. In the east women ar, immured til they
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
 DECEMBER 26


 Il5i-Canada divided into two pro yinces, Upper and Lower Can ada.
 l6V5-Francc and Austria signed the treaty CT Presburg. which es- tablished Baden, Bavaria and Wurtemberg as kingdoms. iS05-Ths governor of Virginia and many other notables perished in the burning of a theatre in Richmond. lSlT--Gen. Jackson ordered 10 take the field against the Seminole Indians
 lS22-Dion Boucicault famous actor. born Died Sept IS. 1890. lS3l-Stephen Girard. founder of Gi- rard College. died in Philadel- phia. Born in Bordeaux, France, May, zf. 1750 lS3T-AdmiraI George Dewey. of U. S. N.. born in Montpelier. Vt iS72-Kanfshameha V., king Of Hon olUlu, died Born Dec. II. IS28.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
SEEKING FOR
 FOREIGN TRADE
Industries Seek to Get al Least Their Share of
 European Business

It is beginning to be apparent that numbers Of large industries in the United States whose interests have not, despite strong governmental ef- forts. been accorded fair treatment abroad. ars going to make strenuous efforts to enable the government of the United States to properly care for these interests.
 Singularly enough, although inter- est is usually taken in rocommenda- lions Of the president respecting for e.gn relations, the press seems not to have grasped the import snce Of President Taft's recommendation for the change referred to. II. is claimed that the retaliatory clause of the law as it now stands has probably proved effective in securing fer United States experts generally fair tariH treatment
 DlscTlml nations, howe fer, against American trade have apparently not yet been all removed. This is evi- denced by compiaints. for instsnee in the south, of the discriminato~y treatment which the government of Austria-iungary accords Cottonseed oil. -t is said that tl,a market j.. Austria-Hungary is closed for the oil. and that the former trade of approvi- mately five millions of dollars per aEnum h S been utterly destroyed by tbe increase Of the tarid.
 The fertilizer manufacturing indus try in the south. as well as the con sumer Of the fertilizer throughout the country. believe that if 9 modif- cation of Section Two can be se- cured. tirs existing unfortunate sit aation respecting the price of potash salts can he speedily and satlsf2ctori- ly cleared up.
 The instances above are but two of a large number of similar complaints. but they are of particular interest 10 the people Of the south.
 Sentiment appears to be rnpidIv growing for the view that the demo cratic party can, with much credit to itself, aid in relieving such situa- tions as th- above by needing Inc recommendations og the president He should be empowered, in his dis cretion, to increase by administrative order the duty on one or mors arti- cles now imported from certain for elgn countries under Inc minimum tariH Tate-1ot necessarily to the fuU extent of tine maximum rate ltwen- such intermediate gates five per cent, ten CT cent. or morel as ir his judgement may be required :" secure fair treatment for American products. and Go apply such Iales not only to dutiable articles, but 10 ar- ticles now on the free list, or 10 either or both classes. as may bet Serye tae purpose in view.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27

national ticket concieved by some of the democratic politicians.
 In the Mass chusetts election last month the Socialists boiled less than l5,O0O votes as against Q total of near ly f8,000 votes cast for tEsir party candidates in 1902.
 New Mexico hopes to have the off cial recount of the returns Of the re- cent election completed in time to inaugurate William C. Mcdonald as the first state governor early in Jan uary.
 Tho ballot for the election in Bos- ton on January 9 will be the smallest eves presented for an election in that city. Only twelve names win appear on the ballot. as candidates for tho city council and school committee.
 Louisiana next governor will be se- iected at the democratic primaries next month. The contest is a spirit. cd one between John T. Michel, can didate uf the regular orgauizati0n. and Judge Luther F. Hali candidate oi the good soyernmcui lelgue dem ocFats.
 Present indications point to a liyely three-cornered contest for the demo cratic nomination for governor of IT, linois at the primaries next April The prospective candidates for the nom nation arc Samfei Alschulcr Of Au- rora- former Congreeman Ben F Caldwell and former Mayor Edward r. Dunne Of Chicago.
 Congressman Victor l.. Berger Of Wisconsin is scheduled as the chief speaker at the third annual conyen- tion Of the intercollegiate socialistic society. which $ to meet in New York city on Becemter 2S. The so- ciety has branches in Yale, Harvard
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27

Brown and number of other of the leading colleges of the country
 Of the twenty-six occupants of the presidents chair six have been ma tive torn ohioans, as follows: Grant. Hayes. Garfield. Benjamin Harrison, Mckinley and Taft. Virginia has fur nished seven. Seyent zen of the twenty-six were college graduates the nine non-collegians being Wash ington. Jackson, Van Buren. Taylor, FillIaore, Lincoln. Johnson, Cleveland and Mckinley.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
WlNs FIaH1 EoR LlEE

it was 9 long and bloody battle for life that vas waged by James .. Mer- shon, Of Newark, x. J.. of which he writes; T had lost much blood from lung hemorrhages. and was very weak and rundown. For eight months ! was unable toswolx. Death seemed close on mp heels. when began, three weeks ago, 70 use Dr. Kine's New Discovery. But it has helped nc greatly It is doing all that voc claim. For weak, sore lungs. obsti- nGte coughs, stdbborn colds, hoarsa- ness, Ia grippe, asthma. hay-fever or any throat or lung trouble it's su- preme 800 & Sl.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by an druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
TIE kAIsERs .wEIHNAcATENr

BERLIN, Dec. notwithstanding the threatening war clouds upon the political horizon there will be the customary oId-fasbioned observance Of Christmas at the Imperial court this year. Thirteen fine Christmas trees from the royal forests Of Ro- minten have been set up in the large hall of the new palace at Potsdam and everything is in readiness for the sreat event. The two largest trees are for the emperor and the empress, while the smaller ones, diminishing in size according to the age of those for whom they are intended, are for the six sons and daughters of the im- perial couple, the wives Of Crown Prince Frederick William and Prince EiJel and the children of the crown prince.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27

of sveu hats
  tea; Asrcasfic
 
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 nats and a
 
 the eenerlaiy Nevertheless something perhap o lime increasing participate progress must a Christian interest in humanity dispensewJ barriers and ovnns simplicity and
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
PERsONAI

G. T. C. The worst inebria;e we evsr saw was a restaurant oyster. He was stewed every day for a month.
 Mrs. B. T. Eve cannot give you 8 recipe for salad dressing. Ask Ar chic Butt, or Harry Lehr
 Miss J. M. You're perfectly right No solid gold brooch that has any se.fEespect at an will turn green be. fore Christmas.
 Elnk C. To keep from looking like De Wolf Hopper. let your whisk. CTS grow, and don't smoke a calabash pipe on the street. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
CAR FALLS OVER BLUFF

PoTTsVILTE. Pa. Dec. 25.-A westbound trolley car running be- tween schuylhil Haven and Potts vile toppied over the Bi ok Ridge, two mi.Ss south Of Pottsville, late tonight Fifteen passengers were in the car. and 1t Is said that more than half of them we're fatally injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27

up by accident, but are part of the creed of Judge Burdick, who despite his aHliction, remains philosopher Churches are Thanked.
 In addition 10 the many donations received at this Christmas season by the charity committee of the board Of trade. the secretary wishes to also thank the churches that contributed so libera.ly to the needs Of the Yo0r. On Fridsy night the Sunday school of the Presbyterian church gave a large contribution of provisions and clothing, and on Saturday night at the Methodist Episcopal church liberal donation Of provisions and clothing was likewise received, which enabled tEs committee to supply needy cases with many extra things for Christmas outside of the real ne cessities, Money was also conuibut- ed, out of which thirteen chickens were purchased for different baskets, and fuel for needy families
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
sInu chrlstmas caroIs.

X party of Englishmen, members Of the local English colony. seFen- aded number of local English resi- dents Monday afternoon nd evening singing Christmas carols. This i5 a custom of old England. and is as much & Qart Of Christmas as the Christmas tree is in this country. The custom is centuries old, and the serenade gave a touch of romantic ntiquity to Bistees Christmas. probably the most varied in the manner of celebration of any city in the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
PRISONERS ENJOY CHRISTMAS
Chicago Treats Her Unfortunates
 With Kindness.

CHICAGO. Dec 5.-Seventy-sevon murderers and GOO other offenders in the Cook county jail enjoyed Christ mas dinner, and exchanged Xuletide greetings today. Tn Bridewell prison lGe0 prisoners feasled on turkey. plum bidding and oJuer delicacies and at the John Worthy school for boys, 150 enjoyed a good dinner More than ten thousand pounds Of turkey. geese, ducks, and chickens were used for the Christmas dinner in the Chicago prisons, and at night a Christmas tree was held in each place, followed by vaudeville enter tainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
court Roon Mottoes.

parts Cs the country one finds Latin notices painted on the walls. expres- sive of the impartiality of justice. Judge I. D. Burdick has some mot tees in his court room that are word ed in United States" but they are
 at least as expressive as the old
 Latin mottCss, and are even fuller Of philosophy. Blessed is the man Whn does not belliake. is one. Tt takes a live fish to swim up stream, but any lobster can float down, is au- other These notices are not picked
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
Church elves Presents

The congregation of the First Methodist church presented its choir director, NJ L. Butler, with a beauti- ful gold watch, at the close of the song service Sunday eyeniRg, as a Christmas gift, and as a token of the chureh's appreciation Of Mr. Butler s work. The congregation also gave to Mrs. c. E. Orr, the organist 8 beau tiful toilet set
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
vagged

Two MeXicars, Jesus MontOya and Felix Garcia were vaggcd out of town yesterday by Judge T. | Burdick- They were given large fines and told in polite language 70 ~heat it. and they did The presence of a large hunter of yagabcnd NeMcaRs in the city has determined the officers to consider ably lessen their number.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
Brief Local Items
surprise Party.

Surprise Party.
 Mrs. J p. Kinney was the recipient of a beautiful diamond set cross and gold chain, presented by her friends at a surprise party at Mrs Kinney s home on the afternoon of Christmas day. Light refreshments were served during the evening, which was most pleasantly spent by all who were present.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-27
HYPNoTssM

He fell upon his pended knees And said, "Oh. Agnes, wed me please
 He told her that she was his queen, The grandest gal he'd ever seen; That no one had no eyes like her'n- At ieaEt. so far as he could learn. He s1id he'd nev5T sen so rare And gorgeous a display Of hair
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