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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29

Phones: Douglas 2466. independent A PASS
MONEY loaned saIaried people, women
keeping house and others, without security
easy payments Office in g. principal cities
Tolman, sos Omaha Nat Bank Bldg, for
merly n. Y. L. Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29

FOR SALE-Oyster, fish, produce and
fruit store at a bargain; little cash re-
quired Only one In North York. Reason for
selling. old age. Investigate. Charles
Greene, York, Neb.
FOR SALE - Old established grocery;
good paying business; good location; will
give good reasons for selling. l7s, Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-29

wANTTD-An active hustling young
married man with ability to sell real
estate and fire Insurance, wishes to con-
meet himself with some enterprising real
estate office in Omaha as a partner. ]
do not need any salary or drawing Ao-
count. can also arrange for a large
amount of advertising in all Omaha and
Council Bluffs papers. II you have any
thing to offer answer at once. x 1O,
care Bee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-08
BY JAMES HAY. JR.

Mann is from Chicago district, and in
the last elections, when MS opponents said
they would beat him. nc mounted the stump.
gazCd contCmptuouSlv at everybody IN gen
cral and remarked, 81 don't care whether
You send me back to Congress or not. can
make more money by STAYING at home. Suit
yourselves
Whcrcupon, Just to get even with him,
they reelected him and hurled him into the
acldhcrouS job of going the aspidorhyncus
one better.
IRVING c. NORWOOD. who is one of
NaShlngtous leading wits and an au-
thonty ON gastronomy, took former Rep
rcScnta,ivc James Tawncy and Robert
Dougan 10 dinner at "a downtown hotel one
evening, and proceeded to show his skill m
ordering a fine and SumptuouS meal.
In the midst of his palavcr with the waiter
he looked up and asked briSklv. How about
corn tnttcrS' You fellows like corn frit-
tcrS,"
"Ncs, said Tawncy
Very muCh-vCry very muCh." OK
claimed Dougan, cdglng his chair closer TO-
the table.
In due time the waiter brought in the corn
trittcrs which Dougn refused To- taste.
But ! thought YOU liked them" OK
claimed Norwood, his cpicurcan soul cast
down by Dougan refusal.
81 DO, explained Dougan: but ! am in
formed by the best authorities that corn
gives YOU pcllagra.
"Wcn III tell YOU what YOU arc." said the
host holly. you're the hookworm of hos
ptaIi'y.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
ARIZONA WILL HAVE
 DAY AT EXPOSITION
December 6 Will Be Devoted 10 Sunshine State
 in Chicago

The United States Land and Irriga. ton Exposition. started by the Chi
 cago T1sbune. and now making q great success at Chicago. Is going to put on an Arizona day.
 December is the day named. and all Arizona is being invited to lt. The invitation received yesterday says every booster in Arizona is in terested. There will be a special lee ture on Arizona. it's climate. peculiari- ties and productions. In the Coliseum. Governor Sloan has been invited, and the program of the day will be made up by Arizona people.
 lt may be remem bered that all these things look q good deal larger from the eastern end than they do from the Arizona end. Mindful of that. the Chicago people are trying Co arounsc Arizonians 10 an apprecia- tion Of their manifold blessings and their duty in this matter. All the interests of Arizona have been inyit- ed Everybody is working. win you do your part?" says the exposition Could you be pres ent? Will yonr body send a delega- tion? If neither of these are possi- ble. will you individually write your friends about it?'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
DENIES INTENTION
 OF LEAVING BISDEE
ShattUck Declares He Does Not Contemplate Removal
 to Douglas

il was published in a Douglas news paper yesterday that Lem Shattuck
 woald move 10 Douglas and erect a splendid residence on the lots that he owns in that city. Unless MT.
 Ashufsts platform of %no ktdnap- ing" Is just two words blucked hastily and indiscrimlnately from the dictionary. Mir. Shattuck will not move to Douglas.
 Mir. Shattuck reluctantly consented to receive @ reporter yesterday after noon, and when told of the Doug las newspaper story. he made q de- nial in characteristically emphatic terms. The mere thought of moving 10 Douglas intensified the mining mans usual phlegmatic vocal habit and his characterization of the story had a soulful brevity that would bA utterly meaningless in Boston and en. ViFons. However. Boston is further from Bisbee geographically than it is by alphabetical measurement.
 The Douglas Dispatch has accom- modatingly built a s25.Oo home in a magnificent neighborhood. corner Of Twelfth and D streets, where the Bisbee mining man owns lots. The residence was constructed of l2- point, lightface type, with q roof of 36-point head type, arranged in three neat lines. without a sub-head. II has a beautiful location on page four. adjoining q somewhat breezy weather report. and is right next to Uncle Jim's Place" In the same column with it is great bear story, which is probably as real as the s25.. 900 residence.
 Mir. Shattuck says he will not oc- cupy the residence The proximity of the weather report is not so bad, but should the bear in the bear story break out of the space bor- dered by column rules and slug dash. there would be something do- Ing.
 The Douglas story upon which the Dispatch assumed the responsibility of spending $25,000, is that Mir. Shat 1 tuck was offered a price for his Doug | las lots and he refused, saying that
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
MONEY REQUIRED ID
 DRILL WELL RAISED
No Cause for Delay in Be- ginning Work in Lost
 Hills Remain

Within a few days the letting of the contracting will nave been complet- ed, and few days afterward the work Of drilling for oil in the Lost Hills country will have been begun. This was the statement of Manager Mitchell, of the Arizona Oil company. In which many Bisbeeites are inter- ested before he left for Douglas last evening.
 We have now raised all the money that is required 10 sink well on our property" saiG Mir. Mitchell last evening. We are ready 10 go ahead. The contract for the sinking of well is lying on the desk of the sec retary waiting for signatures, a telegram has been sent 10 the rep or the eastern people with whom it is proposed to enter into an agreement for the work, and only details now remain to be ar ranged. The representative Of the contractors will come prepared to furnish a bond. the agreement will be signed and the bond accepted. ard then it will only await the arrival and installation of the plant to be- gin the actual work of sinking"
 Mir. Mitchell is more than over. confident that the oil is there and that his company will find it. Indi- cations are certainly there. according to those who have visited the field that ts 10 be explored.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
MUST SOON
 ACT UPON VACANCY
Working Majority Win Soon Be Reduced 10 One By
 Residence Change

Unless the city council soon takes action in the matter of hlling the va- oancy in the council from the second
 ward. caused by the resignation of John Hughes, it will have a working majority Of only one. Councilman l.. l.. Gilman. at present a member Of the first ward. will move to Quality Hill. where he has purchased a home He will then reside in the third ward and will be ineligible to sit in the council as a member from the firsr ward.
 The full eouneilmanic body is com. posed Of six councilmen. There are st present but five members and Coun- cilman Gllmans disqualification win reduce the number to four In that event, the ab8ence of one member, comInon occurrence, would automat- ieally force an adjournment of eoun- cil as there would be no quorum.
 To prevent the naturalization of this embarrassing situation the coun. cil will likely take action at it's next regular meeting to appoint a sue. cessor to John Hughes, as q member from the second ward There are no candidates in the sense that anyone is actively seeking q membership in the council and the council has had to take the initiative in looking to the matter of getting another mem. Der.
 The matter of nominating a can didate was placed in the hands of Councilman Quick, of the second ward hut he has as yet reported no eligi- bles. It has been a long time since lartisanship had any favor in the council chamber and the two new cOuneilmen will be appointed, it is said, on business qualifications.
 Last night. the first Tuesday night in the month, WAS the regular meet ing lime of the council but the meet ing adjourned soon after it was called to order. there being no quor. nm COuncilmen Alien and Tender son are out Of the city.
 Mayor Newman said yesterday aft. ernoon that it would be the business of the council at it's next meeting to take up the matter of filling vacan- cies
 II was the intention of Councilman Gilman to move to Quality Hill sev. eral days ago but his Chihuahua Hill home has been quarantincd because of the fact that two of his children are ill Of scarlstIna and this prevented him moving.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
WONDERS OF ARIZONA
 TOPIC HE SELECTS
Lecture Win Be Illustrated By Beautiful Views
 of Scenery

Rev. P. c. Decker, pastor Of the Methodist church. has consented 10 give his lecture on "rhe Wonders of Arizona" for the benefit of the church. The lecture, illustrated with views of inc teiritory's show place Of nature and natural beauties. will be given at The Methodist church on Monday evening. November l3. al s o'clock.
 NIT DeckeT's collection of views of Arizona scenery is probably the most complete in existence and the accom- panying lecture contains many facts of interest regarding the views shown. He has given the lecture once in Bis bee but the beauty of Arizona's nat. gral wonders never grow old He was invited To give the lecture before the last conference Of tho Methodist church of Arizona. at Mesa and he has favored other Arizona towns. and cit. ies with the lecture.
 Among the views shown are the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, the petrif8ed forest, the San Francisco mountains, the cliff dwellings. Coco. nino forest. Cataract Canyon. water falis. the state capitol. the normal school. the government highway, the Roosevelt dam. the Rough Riders. cotr per mines, smelters, industries. homes. etc.
 In addition to the lecture there will be a specially selected program of music. There will be an admission charge Of twenty-five cents which will 20 to the fund for repairing the roof of the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
RELIC HUNTERS WANT
 RODGERS AFROPlANE
Police Are Placed on Guard to Keep of Those Who
 Seek Souvenirs

PASADENA, Nov. 7.-Rodgers' business manager, Edward Merritt, today offered a bonus of ss,0O0 to any aviator who beats Rodgers rec. ord of forty-nine days across the continent.
 Rodgers, spent today visiting the schools and talking to the children about his trip.
 Policemen were installed on guard over his. aeroplane because of the insistence Of many persons to carry of parts of the machine as souvenirs Despite the fact that two mechanics worked on the machine yesterday much damage was done by relic hunt CTS cutting pieces from the canvas and framework.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
AN ARMY OF CLOWNS WILL BE
 HERE.

The Great London Shows Consoli- dated present, along with their com edv denartment this year. numerous prominent testers. commonly called clowns" Delfugo is the principal jes- fer, and associated with him are 45 kings of the clownlng world Along with these funny chaDs. others also assist with comical antics.
 When intermingling with citizens on the street none of them would be sus- pected of wearing the loose robes of a fool. but when they are in the ring with their makeups on. they laugh and the crowd laughs with them. A jolly lot. and they have certainly helped 10 unload at least temporarily the cares from the minds of thou sands os people.
 Clowning is an art ce itself. the best clowns are born. not made. The fun-making department of the Great London Show Is fully up to the high standard of it's other departments: in fact many a person will testify to the statement that the clowns with this show are worth the price Of ad. mission. Their work is appreciated. as the present strenuous life cf most people causes them 10 relish a little pure nOrSense nov and then.
 Everything in all departments of the Great London Circus this year Is positively new. refreshing and up 10 date. The big show win exhibit in Bisbee Nov. g. 47s,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

Then the article proceeds to de- noGnce Postum and works into fine frenzy. because we have pub lished facts regarding the effect Of coffee on soma people.
 Tae narrowing tale goes on.
 Where q few years age every body drank coffee, several sups a day. now we find in every walk in life people who imagine they can not drink B. CThe underscoring is ours) Burly blaeksmiths, carpen- teTs and athletes have discontinued or cut down the use Of coffee: as there is not Q person who reads this and not De able to find the same conditions existing among his own circle Of acGuaintances. is it not well for the Brazilians to sit up and take nOtice?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
Miaht Have pone rhat MuchI fI

Whats the trouble, old man2"
 "A heavy blow has fallen upon me. My wife has eIoped with our chauf, feur"
 The dickensl That's too bad. I symPathize with you from the bot, tom of my heart. But cheer up. It might have been worse. You haven't any children"
 T know. I've thought of that. aPd, l shouldn't mind it at all if hen lAd, the decency to fix the front tie which he punctured yesterday"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
on the TraII of the ruckers

Esthol Jones visited the Tucker boys Sunday.
 William Tucker called on the Ol- son boys Sunday.
 Hobart Tucker was a caller at the home of Fred Charles and Mir. Hurds Monday.
 Master David Graves was a caller at the homes Of Fred Charles and l.. O. Tucker Montay
 William Tucker was a caller al James McCoy's near Learned. Mon day
 Mir. and Mrs. Sidebottom took din. ner ~ith L. o. Tucker and family Tuesday.
 J. c Weaver and wife visited with L O. Tucker and family Sunday (Larned (Kan) Tiller and Toiler)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

he intended 10 move to Douglas later
 He was approached by reporter and asked if he would move to Douglas.
 Not today" the mining man re- piled. The reporter did not see the point. and jumped at the conclusion that he would tomorrow. Or. again. the reporter may have been thrown out of window. and wrote the story to get even. Anyway. take it from us, believe us and listen-Lem Shat tuck win not move to Douglas. He admits that he will not and denies that he will in terms so free from persifisginous ambiguity that the yeriest perambulating Marathonist may read.
 Mr Shattuek is one of Bisbee's most valued citizens, and his friends will read his denial of the Douglas story with great deal of gratifica- ion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
AGREE WITH PRESIDENT
AT but Two Commissioners Endorse
 Taft's Prophecy

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-All but two members of the congressional com mittee that went to the Isthmus of Panama last month. returned today, satisfied that President Taft'ss pre- diction that the canal will be com pleted by January, 1915. will be full filled.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
LOUISVILLE TO DINE TAFT.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. Ion the preparations are being made for the entertainment of President aft. who is to stop off in Louisville tomorrow on his way to HodgeRville to attend the Lincoln Farm Memorial dedica- tion. The Louisville Press club will give a banquet in his honor. In addi- ton to the president the speakers will include Henry Watterson and Senator w. o. Bradley.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
WELL KNOWN EDITOR DIES

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 7.-Dr. AL fred c. Lambdin, editor of the Pub lie Ledger for twelve years. and pre- yiously editor of the Times. died to- day, aged sixty-fve. He was a well known writer on art and musical topics.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
NEGRO IS LYNcHEp
Mob Resents Striking of White Man
 with a Stick

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov. r. tJudge" Mosely. colored. was taken from jail by a mob of 400 and lynched today. Mosely hit q white man with a stick.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
!. srockHoLpERs MEgrlNc.

Noiice Is hereby given that a spe- cal meeting of the stockholders of the Easter Sunday Gold Mining G Milling O.. is called to meet at the office of the company in Bisbee, Ariz., on the Stb day Dee. 1911, at 7:3g ?. m. for the purpose of selecting a board Of directors.
 l.. j. OVERLOOK. I. W. WALLACE
 Pres. Secy
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
Flies Again Sunday

LONG BEACH. Cal, Nov. 7.-Ar- rangements were completed today to have Rodgers finish his ocean to ocean aeroplane voyage here Sunday afternoon. He will then fly from Pasadena
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

bringing on one or more of tho dozen of types of diseases which follow broken-dogn nervous sys- tens, many people don't know it.
 But it remained for the man who has coffee. morphine or whiskey to sell. to have the supreme nerve 10 say. You only imagine your dis. orders. Keep on buying from me.
 Let us continue to quote from his article.
 Notwithstanding the enormous increase in population during the past three years. coffee shows an appalling decrease in eonsump- tion.~
 . . ( ( .
 Then follows q tiresome lot of statistics which wind up by show. ing a decrease Of consumption in two years of. in round figures. two hundred million pounds.
 Here We see the cause for the attacks on us and the Brazilian sneers at Americans whO prefer to nse a healthful. homemade breakfast drink and incidentally keep the money in America. rather than send the millions 10 Brazil and pay for an article that chem
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
Round Id Aaue It

My wife can't decide on a car" This model Is the last word in touring cars"
 The last word. eh? Then she will have it."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
rANcE.

The All American League will give thcir iirsi seml-annual ball, Saturday, Nov. i1th at K. of P. hail. Every body invited Admission soc, ladies Tree 43s.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

Chinese Babies Shaved Early. The heads of all Chinese babies are shaved when the infants are a month aid
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
Isn't Curious
these bur

ly" strong men should pick out cof- fee 10 imagine" zoout? Why not imagine that regular doses Of whiskey are harmfal. or daily sluss of morphiHe2
 If imagination makes the caf- feine in cohee clog the liver. de- press the heart and steadily tear down the nervous system,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

Florida the Pioneer. Culture Of the grape in America for wine making began in Florida in 1564
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

discomfort and varying forms Of disease.
 Some people haven't the charac. ter to stop habit when they know 1t is killing them. but 1t Is easy 10 shift from coffee to Postum for. when made according to directions. 1t comes to table cup of bever- age. seal brown color, which turns 10 rich golden brown when cream 2 is added, and the taste is very like the milder grades Of Old Govt Java.
 Postnm Is veritable food drink and highly nourishing, containing all the parts e wheat carefully pre- pared 10 which Is added about 10 per cent of New Orleans molasses, and that is absolutely all that Pos. tum is made of.
 Thousands of visitors 10 the pnre food factories see the ingredients and how prepared. Every nook and corner Is open for every visitor 10 carefully inspect. Crowds come daily and seem to enjoy it.
 There's a Reason"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
Holiday Jewelry Arriving

receiving consgnments holiday jewery every day and stock already has The following suggestions that " getting what they being shopping the holiday rush.
 For IadesGod brooches. stick diamond bracelets sgnet fob loekes. Ombs Fr chains snet watches eun buttons lcckets. emblem military brushes fountain s1ety
  key chains napkin Girs loeket < chains. cun bracelets.
 " A~A~@'A~11' OPTICIAN
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

Some people seem to have excess vitality enough to use coffee, to- bacoo and whiskey for years and apparently be none the worse, bm the number is small. and when a sensible man or woman finds an article acts harmfully they exer- else some degree of intelligence by dropping it
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

Will the reader please remember. we never announce that coffee hurts all people"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
"There's a Reason

P0stum Cereal Company. Limited
 Battle Creek. Michigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
We quote again from the article:

We quote again from the article:
 These figures are paralyzing but correct, being taken from Leech's statistics, recognized as the most reliable"
 . . | ( .
 This is one of the highest compH- ments ever paid the leyelheaded, common sense Of Americans who Cut off about two hundred million bounds of coffee when they found by actual experiment Gin the ma iority or cases) thas the subtle drug caffeine. in eOifeo, worked
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08

ists class among the drugs and not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
TO PREVENT WATER FAMINE
Yonkers Stops Street Sprinkling
and Draws on Reserve.

Yonkers is facing the probability OF an
other water famine such as IL suffered
from last season. The Joint water sup
ply commission, a committee Of citizens
and officials, which is casting about for
means OF increasing the temporary and
permanent water supply, recommended to
Mayor Lennon yesterday that he immedi-
ately issue a proclamation 10 the public
to be careful in the use Of water.
John A. Brady. Commissioner Of Public
Works, ordered the sprinkling OF the
streets stopped 70 conserve the supply.
The use Of water on lawns and walks and
for washing wagons will be discontinued
The commission finds that this early the
city will have to draw upon the reserve
supply II has been storing in the Grassy
Sprain reservoir for the dry season in July
and August. This is on account OF the d.
minishing supply in the Saw Mill River.
In case Of an acute shortage OF water as
the season advances the situation will be
even more serious than last year because
OF the impossibility OF tapping the New
York City supply as was done then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
OBITUARY..
FRANK w. EDWARDS.

Frank ". Edwards. general superintehd-
ent OF the Tide Water oil Company
plant at Constable Hook. and president OF
the Bayonne Trust Company, died early
Yesterday morning OF gastritis at his home
No. 735 Avenue c, Bayonne, in his Sixty
nrst year He was born IN PottsvllIe'
Penn, and went 70 Bayonne In 1sss, when
several small oil concerns near the Stand
ard OIL Companys plant at Constable HOOK
were consolidated under the name OF tHe
Tide Water company. He was considered
one OF the best oil experts In the country
He served "a a member Of the Bayonne
Board Of Education and was one OF the
first advocates Of government by commits
sion. His only hobby was yachting anu
he owned a fast yacht, the Irene. when
he built himself He also constructed the
Velox. which is used by the chief OF the
New York Fire Department.
Mr. Edwards is survived by his wife, one
daughter, Mrs. Irene Ring, OF Bayonne'
four sons. William J.. Of Binghamton'
n. Y. and Chester, Leroy and Bruce, OF
Bayonne one sister, Mrs J. W. Coast. OF
Rayonne. and two brothers, Samuel H.
Edwards OF Bayonne. and Oliver c. Ed
wards, OF Beaumont, Tex. Services VIII
he held at his late home this afternoon az
4 o'clock, and tho burial will be in Albany