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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
MERCHANTS IF B|SBEE FEEL
 BETTER TIMES
Era of Renewed Prosperity Has Already pawned Is General 0pinion
 They Voice
COMPARISONS ARE MADE
 WITH PAST FEW YEARS
Improvement in Conditions Is Fell by All Classes and Commented
 on Freely

For the past four years Bisbee has been looking forward to better times, looking forward with hope and with confidence. For time after the panic of 1907 swept over the contin. ent it's import was hardly recognized here in the Warren District. Grad ually it's full import dawned upon all. isisoee was not appalled, but in all confidknee determined to push on. Prosperity must return soon, it could not be otherwise IL was slow and discouraging waiting that follow ed. IL is true that the recovery be- gan sometime ago but it was so slow that 1t was hardly apparent at first But Bisbee has never lost confidence Now better times are ats hand,are al. ready here. his is the consensus Of opinion among business men of this city and Lowell
 Pay Days Cause Life
 The last two paydays were better than the ordinary, this was patent to all observers. Recently a more con. fident tone was noticed among the business men Of the district. This was so noticeable that 8 representative Of the Review decided to call on number of business men Of tle dis. trict and to feel the business pulse of the community. to interview them and ascertain how they found trade b. comparison with last year and as far back as 1908 when Bisbee was really feeling the result of the panic in1s07 worse than at any other time. The result Of this investigation is the dis closure of better business conditions than have existed at any ot CT time within the past three years. It Is agreed that better times are not only in sight, but that hey are here. From all business houses come the same or similar reports. The dawn of a new prosperity has broken and all are ready 10 go ahead out into the sunlight Of high noon
 Copper Queen Store
 The Copper Queen store being the largest and doing the most diversified business of any in town the Review Representative naturally called there. From all departments, wholesale and retail came the statement that busi- ness in October and in November. thus lar, had been good, better than for 2 long time past. There was more de mand for goods and for a better class. Conditions were here pronounced as highly satisfactory Altogether bus 1ness conditions as reported at the Copper Queen store are the best for this time of the year that have been noted in the past three years.
 Fair Store Pleased
 Next a call was made at the Fair Store and here Mr. Newman was seen.
 The fall and winter business has opened fiheIys said Mir Newman Our business has teen steadily in- creasing since we entered the present store, but last month was better than heretofore and this month is even bet ter than the last l should say that business conditions are better than at any time during the past three years. They certainly are with us. The last pay days were good and we received our share of the business
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
Value of chesrtuln.s.

Cheerfuiness Is thing to be more pro.o1ndss gs-tefui iol a4a all tba, seis4Gs eve ihsplred or la- E. accom- piisied Next best to spon.sls us eLeeriuiness Is deliberate. ln1enoec Hao persistent cheerln>sS which we can create. cuitivete aud so fosseF and cherish thai alter few years Ihe world will neyer suspect that it was pot a hereditary giiI-Heien Hunt Jackson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
4 siirq man.

First Newsboy-see de guy wit ds smoked glasses. l tes' sold him a poiper an be gimme a nickel by mis- take He's blind.
 Second Newsboy-Blipd nuttin'; he pulled dat on me yesterday an de nickel vas no good
 First Newsboy-So's dis one De Gos-gone crook. rnthip' g poor news boy
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
Hn,n ,n De 4.

Kenneth was trying 10 write the word tree says the Chicago Recc-d. Herald He knew how to make the first two letters. but could Get re- member the zee Russell two years older. and who Is ioEd Of beating. es saved to help his little brother thus: Kenneth. why don't you just pull out that line and the. two knots in it?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
sery,le Functions.

You may break. you may shattei he vGse if you will"
 He paused and bent L severe look Ipcn his young wife
 But it Is customary ;E our station of fife he went on. to leave thal .ors Of things 10 servants Puck
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
For Moths in carpets.

Moths in carpets can be killed by the use of q damp cloth and a hot iron. Lay the cloth on the carpet and Iron we'll. and the steam will destroy both eggs and worms Brush up the nap of the carpet with whisk broom as you finish ironing each section.-- National Magazine
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
slga of Superiority.

-Sone uf the primitive instincts iio. ger n The highest civilization. said the stste sman Yes replied the erhroicgist many of our commun. ities cannot get away from the tdea savage aii nave that a man who manages to get possession of a high silk hat Is thereby qualified to be 8 leader"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
NOTICE n a. o w

All members of Bisbee Lodge No 7is L. O. o. N. are requested to meet at the Masonic Temple. Sunday. Nov lS, at 2 D. n- Business of importance
 F. E. BENNETT. Dictator. w. s. LAANFORD, Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
Oh. So cr.sdYl

Housekeeper-"Tve nothing hot for sos. but I can give you a little some.
 ccld." Tramp--"All right mum
 oske ii . little cold cash, if yau vill ''
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-19
sank suslness Inereases

At the Miners and Merchants bank L. C. shattuck was seen. Yes he times are better" said he. There is reason that there should be. When the panic struck Bisbee many were left in debt It has taken time for
 ere people 10 reduce and pay of tseir indeptedness but they stuck 10 1t nanfuily. Tho panic found the bus. mess men with large stocks Of goods
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
bAP1ISIS
Will MEET
AT De LAND.
annual STATE CONVENTION
Will Be HELD COMING week,
MANY PROMINENT MEN WILL DE
DELIVER ADDRESSES AT sEs
sloNs, WHICH ARE TO BEGIN
NEXT TUESDAY,.

Great preparations are being made
at DeLand for che annual safe meet
ing Of che Florida Baptist, which be-
gins its sessions at the county seat
town next Tuesday. it is estimated
at least 400 delegates will be in at
tendance at the ssiOns, which will
be the most In portant ever held by
the BaptiSts i. Florida
DR.. E. ID. cray, corresponding sec
retary OF tie Homie Mission Board OF
rne Southern Baptist convention, OF
Atlanta. and will give one Of the
prominent addresses of the conven.
ton.
DIR. K. j. Willingham, of Richmond
Va, corresponding secretary Of the
Foreign Board OF Missions will also
the convention. Dr. Willingham has
twice been around the world in his
work for the church. He has an ex
tensve knowledge of the activities
work of missions is carried ON.
Senator c. \. Carson. OF kieSim
NEE, president of the convention
will preside and Rev S. b. Rogers, o
Gainesville. secretary of the conven
ton. VIII preach the annual sermo /.
DR.. Lincoln Hulley. president o.
StetsOn University, fwill give the
address OF welcome. Or. j. NJ. Frost
Of Nashville, Tenn. secretary of the
National Sunday School Board VII
be present at the cOnEentiOn anC
give All address.
\ great effort is being mad tt
make splendid success of this con
vention and StetSon University VII.
contribute largely toward it. tn.
university is one of the great work:
being carried on by the Bapti>'S o
the state and at this time VIII be
shown the great ADVANCEMENT mad
i by the big school in the .ducatlona
work OF the stat.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
DAY10NA
ON CARDS
NEXT YEAR.
LEFT OUT BY OVERSIGHT
SAYS PASSENGER AGENT.
OFFICIAL OF FLORIDA EAST
COAST RAILWAY SAYS THERE
WAS NO DELIBERATE lNTEN-
TIoN TO FORGET US.

The following letter in reply to
one sent by Secretary l.. Nj. Waite
of the Hotel Mems Association OF
Daytona, is an illustration OF what
may be done by Organization and is
self explanatory:
Mr.. l.. Nj. Waite, Secretary,
Hotel Mems Association.
Dear Sir:-I have your favor OF
the 18th inst, relative to DaytOna
mot appearing in the list Of stations
ON page 16 of our time card folder
No. 50.
In reply thereto l beg to state
that this was an oversight. but we
have already had the entire edition
Of 10000 copies printed and it
will not be possible to make any
changes now. We will bear this in
mind, however. for any future edi-
tions that it may be necessary for
US to get out.
Thanking you for bringing the
matter to my attention. am
Yours truly,
J. d. RAINIER.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
Smooth Gentlemen.

The G are a lot of smooth gentle
men in this country who smilingly
inform us that sucker is born ev,
cry minute. that few die. and none
ever stop sucking. These so-called
suckers" they tell us have their
savings deposited in a Savings Bank
and are content TO receive Il meager
plttance of 1 per cent. The thing
TO do. according to their theory. is
to show them how to make their
money earn I per cent a week or
mlnuteD the amount being limited
only by the imagfna lion OF the pro
mOterD and then you get the sucker
ON the string. Our theory is that
the man who has his money invested
IN bank is as safe as this one,
Better leave it there because while
the rate OF interest is but per
cent, the rate Of security is 100 per
cent md the latter feature is by no
means to be ignored in deciding
where to place your money. Don't
think that some CRATER who never
saw you has more interest," in YOU
than your home banker. The former
is after your money only Look out
for him Come to and get tha
facts regarding any scheme which
may be presented to you
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
LIFE CHARACTER STUDIES
NEXT IN LYCfUM COURSE.
SIDNEY LANDON. CHARACTER
DELINEA ATOR. IN HIS SP6 AktN(
llkENESSES OF GREAT NE ~
HERE MONDAY

The mex, number Of the LyceuIn
course will be Sidney Landon n his
speaking lkeneSSes of great men aud
the date is next Monday evening at
the New Daytona Theater.
In his impersonatiOns he uses wigs
and paints and represents characters
we'll known to all in such artistic
finish that his audience IS brought
into their presence Mr.. LandOn al
so gives talk on Man and His
Peculiarities. Illustrating some Of
the strange characters of the human
race. He is a close student OF
human nature and an apt mimic, pos
SesS:ng keen sense OF humor and
a faculty of imparting it to others.
The entertainment by Mr. Landon
VIII be one Of the best of the whole
Lyceum course and none should faA
to See il.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21

MIR. and Mrs. c. J. Degavre and
two children arrived yesterday for a
visit with Mrs. Degavre's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Braddock. at
their home on South RidgewOOd av-
enue. MIR. and Mrs. Degavre are
from Newark, n. j.. but came here
from Aubuhndale, in this state.
where they had been visiting Paul
3. BraddOck and family. They also
visited G. j. Braddock and family at
Crescent City
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
May REMOVE CHARLES HYDE
FROM new YORK CITY OFFICE.
MOVEMENT STARTED TODAY
TO GUST CITY CHAMBERLAIN
STOP-AWHllE HELD HYDE A.
WHILE TOO LONG AND He MAY
GET A LONGER WHILE To-
SPEND ON sroP-AwHlLE.

NEW YORK, Jan. II = A move
ment was started today which may
result n the removal from office of
City Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde.
Hyde Will be called upon to ex-
plain infinitely the placing Of public
funds IN che Northern Bank of New
York and the Carnegie Trust COM
pany, both of which have failed. the
smash ups carrying with them $780,
900 of the city's money.
1t is claimed Hyde has spent only
small portion of his time in the
city chamberlain's office and for
eight weeks he was missing with
out anybody knowing his where
abouts. 1t was during this time the
two bank failures occurred.
He returned to this city last Sun
day after having been discovered by
newspaper men in his hOusehnt.
StOp-Awhile, near Daytona. FR-
Since his return to this city he has
given no satisfactory explanation OF
why he placed the city funds In
shaky banks and this is one of the
reasons for the movement to forci-
bly, remove him from Office
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
CRAZY man
With RAZOR
IS CAPTURED.
ENTERS HOME Of Upton
WHO NOTIFIES THE POLICE.
MANIAC WITH KNIFE DEMANDS
PAYMENT OF THOUSAND
POUNDS, WHICH MILLIONAIRE
REFUSES.
MANIAC WITH KNIFE DEMANDS

LONDON. Jan. 21-A lunatic flour
ishing razor entered the home Of
Sir Thomas Upton. the multi million
aire merchant, this morning. and
threatened Upton with instant death
unless he paid the intruder one
thousand pounds Immediately.
Using the telephone under the sub
terfuge of sending for the money
the merchant summoned the police
and and the maniac was overcome
after fierce struggle.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
YOUNG BABE
IS MURDERED
With HAIPIN.
PROMINENT GIRL ARRESTED:
MAN IS ALSO IN THE Tolls.
PEOPLE PROMINENT IN SOCIETY
IN KENTUCKY HELD TO AN
SWER FOR BRUTAL KILLING CT
CHILD.

CARLISLE, Ky, Jan. ol-L2ura
Gray, Il girl -; years of age, WAS ar
rest ted today, charged with murder
ing Il new born babe. The girls
mother and Richard SmOt, veal
thy farther were also arrested. but
the mother was later rel. ased on
The girl confession that her moth
IT knew nothing OF the CRIME
\ hat pin WAS driven through the
.hlld' : ey" ana It's head was
crushed with a cub Ii is charged
The girl committed the murder All
p-rsons concerned are prominent So
c.,t..i;
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
LOWER RATES
ON EXPRESS
IS PROMISED,
INVESTIGATION TO Be MADE
BY COMMERCE Commission.
GOVERNMENT BOARD WILL EN-.
DEAvOR TO LEARN If PRES
EMIT RATES ARE CONSIDERED
REASONABLE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l-The in
terstate commerce commission will
soon begin an investigation of the
reaSOnableneSs of express rates
throughout the country.
Complaints on the rates charged by
the various express companies have
been made by more than 300 COM
mercial organizations and the inter
state commerce commission will as
certain the extent of cause for these
complaints.
The fact that the principal ex-
press companies have agreed to low
er their rates may have the effect of
delaying the investigation and final
decision by the commission until af-
ter March Is.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
FIVE PERISH IN FLAMES;
burn TO DEATH IN HOME,
MOTHER, THREE CHILDREN AND
SERVANT DIE IN FIRE WHICH
DESTROYS THEIR HOME IN
TORONTO.

TORONTO. Can. Jan. 2l.- The
home OF Perlv Brooks. manager of
the Fairbanks Scales company. was
destroyed by fire here this morning
Mrs. Brooks and three children and
u Scotch servant were burned to
death and Maggie McAlden, a nurse
was fatally burned.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
QUARANTINE
LEGATIONS
At PfkIN.
CASES Of BUBONIC PLEAGUf
ARE DISCOVERED IN CITY.
EVERY EFFORT BEING MADE BY
AUTHORITIES TO STOP SPREAD
OF PLAGUE WHILE CITY is IN
PANIC.

PEkIN, China. Jan. u Several
cases OF BubOnic plague were dis
covered in the city today and "a
state of panic reignS.
All foreign legations have been
placed in quarantine and every pos
s!ble effort is being made by the
city authorities to prevent a spread
Of the plague. The inhabitants have
been warned to take every possible
precautiOn against exposure.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
MEETING IS CALLED
/, TO FORM BOARD Of TRADE,
r Df HELD At CITY HALL
J next WEDNESDAY evening.
AGITATION FOR CIVIC oRoANIZA.
: TON HAS REACHED CLIMAX
AND EVERY CITIZEN SHOULD
De PRESENT.

There will be a mass meeting OF
the business men and citizens OF
Daytona at the City Hall Wednesday
evening at O'Clock for the purpose
Of organizing a board of trade. You
are expected to be there.
This cali for a mass meeting to d.s-
cuss the matter of organizing some
kind Of civic society is backed by
a number of the most prominent bu-
sfness men of the city, and is the
climax of an agitation looking to
this end which has been carried on
since the Daily News started Dec
ember l.
There is no question but that Day.
tona needs a good, live board OF
trade, commercial club, business
mems league, or some such sort Of a
civic organization, and the benefits
for the city which can be derived
from such an organization have been
too often enumerated to need repeat
ing here.
We have one Of the prettiest cities
in the whole country and the one
thing needed to supplement- this rep"
-uAnGioa for beauty with one for pro
Ere0iveneso Is u civic organization
alive to opportunities aud keen to
the interests Of the city and the
community. Other cities in Florida
and the south have been forging
ahead, while DaytOna has been
standing stiu, merely because the
business men have not been banded
together for the single purpose OF
pushing their home town and pulling
and pushing together as team in
stead Of pulling away from each
: other as individuals.
It is organization that counts III
this age and stage of civilization and
the business men and citizens Ol
DaytOna have come to fully realize
this fact. hence the call for the mass
meeting next Wednesday evening. II
you are interested in this movement
it is your duty to your home town
to be present; ii you have any de
sire to see Daytona placed in the
class labelled ''alive and up to date,
come to this meeting and say so; il
you have any suggestions as to no"
the organization should be perfect
ed and what it's work should BE-
make them at the City Hall Wednes
day evening; even if you have noth
ing to say, but are interested III put
ting Daytona on the map. come anC
lend encouragement by your pres
ence
The movement for the organization
Of q civic society has the unanimous
backing of the hotel men Of Daytona
who have recently organized and arr
now boosting the town as an or
gaMzatiOn instead of individually
An expression OF sentimenG at one
Of the recent meetings OF the HOte
Meme Association of DaytOna showed
the members to be enthusiaSticall!
in favor of a board Of trade and tn
hotel men are ready to lend theil
support to such a body. both nldl
vidually and as an organization.
The call for a mass meeting ha
been issued in your interest and i
10 your duty to be present.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
MAMMOTH BOAT lAUNCHED:
NEPTUNE FLOATED TODAY

BALTIMORE. Md, Jan. II The
mammoth steel collier Neptune was
launched today. This is the largest
boat ever built in Maryland and is
the first twin screw turbine collier
in the world. 1t required a train OF
500 steel cars to unload the Neptune
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
STOCKS ARE LOWER;
HEAVY TONE PREVAILS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l-With few
exceptions stocks were fractiOnaHy
later and che market began strengths
ening. Prices then slowly advanced.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
WHEAT TAKES A DROP:
PROVISIONS ARE FIRM

CHICAGO, Jan. 21-Wheat opened
firm today. weakening after a short
time. May is quoted at $1.OOl. at
"a. Provisions are firm with lb-
eral buying of hogs and catt.e.
which are steady
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21
@$,,h.r.44 SOUS

Sss. ws srs dsia1 oa1aiiiessa Prsseri1'
10 bseiDese. aaA 4 is ~ resist q alwoys
Dloeia1 i issl Whist he deetse orders. ssd
~ - - eedegs L. We have hsA expert
eees - kssw he bssissss. Yes make -
0stohe whsa yes Arint - yssr preseriD.
tieas.
Ask your doctor, he knows.
HAWKINS, The Druggist,
AT THE PLACE
Where VOluSia Meets Beach.
Tolophono %
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21

II. NJ. Smith went 10 JACK Asonv.ll-
yesterday AFTERNOON. who're his bro
ther. J. Mortimer Smith IS no~ II
a hospital and EXPECTS to UaI-rgp
an operation today Or Monday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-01-21

F. F. DumOnt returned yesterday
from q business trip north and
joined Mrs. Dumont at The Cedars
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-01

made by the visitors they were
agreeably surprised by the show
ing made. One farmer from
Douglas county said: II had
no idea the company had such
substantial plant, and am more
than surprised. / did not expect
to see anything like it. Moscow
ought to be proud of such
liant.
The biggest job was to explain
to the farmers who insisted on
buying machines the reason why
they could not buy at this time,
and some of the visitors, when
they could not prevail on the com
pany to fill their orders for 1911
placed orders for 1912. One man
made an advance payment OF
$3.50 on 1912 order, while a
number of others signified their
intention of ordering for 1912 as
soon as they market their COM
ing crop.
Among the visitors was j. G.
Hanson of Genesee, and Charles
Watson of Pomeroy, both prom
linent farmers who last season har-
vested their crops with these
machines, and both men were
kept busy explaining to the as
sembled grain growers the prac-
teal working side of the Idaho
National harvester. Both men
said without hestancy that they
considered the Idaho the great
est harvester ever invented and
assured their fellow farmers that
there was no question about the
success of the machine.
The interest on the part of the
Farmers Union was certainly en-.
oouraging to the company and
the numerous inquiries as to
where the various harvesters
would run the coming season in
Dictated their intention to see then
in operation. Some of the farm
crs said they would be compelled
to travel many miles to see 9
n achine run but that they in
tended to take the time. Every
where was the wish expressed tina
the company would meet witt
abundant success.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-01

Another adverse decision to
Grangeville at critical time was
when the locals had three men on
bases with two out, and the third
strike was called on young Moses
and the side retired, on a ball
which to those in the grandstand
favorably located to judge, was
by far too high to justify the de-
cision. But the umpire saw things
differently in those two instances,
and there is no question but that
he rendered an honest decision in
accordance with what he saw.
1t certainly shows that our UNI
pire and ball management are
not trying to hog anything from
visitors, which is much more sat
isfactory than winning on ques-
tionable decisions the other way.
There were no spectacular feat
ures in the game, aside from the
1.-TWO home runs, one knocked by
Jarvis for Grangeville and one
for the visitors by Lange, but
there was hard energetic ball
playing throughout the entire
nine innings, with several very
costly errors ON the part of the
locals, and muffed fly or two
by the visitors. Carr was sub
stituted for Moses by the home
team in the 9th inning, and Rustic
meyer for Hill by the visitors;
while Hayes took Parsons posi-
ton as back stop on account of a
jammed finger, the latter going
to third.
There was an immense crowd
witnessed the game, being esti-
mated all the way from 600 up,
and the spirit and enthusiasm
was 101 in the shade.
Score and Summary.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-01
FARMERS VISIT
HARVESTER PLANT

Tuesday afternoon was red
letter day for the Idaho National,
it being the occasion for the Wis
it. on the part of several hundred
visiting farmers who were IN Mos
cow attending the Farmers I'm
ion convention. The farmers set
aside a part of the afternoon for
this purpose and in addition to a
number Of harvesters about the
yard the company had one OF the
machines in operation. This at
tracted close attention, and show
ed the farmers just how the new
invention works.
The plant was inspected, and
if one may Judge by the remarks