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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
womsn VIII craanlze.

Suffragettes may soon be. heard from in Tucson. Women who want tbe ballot have decided to organize a club or society and will be aided by the society in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
sunt'av schooI Convention

The last territorial Sunday school convention convened in Phoenix last Friday. Morning and afternoon ses- sions were held each day the business sessions occurring yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
ROUND ABOUT THE STATE
Aarzona News
 BrevitieS
Child Burns to Death

At Casa Grande the little son Of J. A. Armenia when DO one was watching started d bonfire and play ing near, it set his garments ablaze. The screaming child was rescued bat not until 50 severely burned thaJ death resulted despite all efforts to save the little ones life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
Wells at San Simon.

Another well has been started in the Artesian Belt at San Simon. This is being done for T A. Whaley for merly of Douglas Other new wells are down from 300 to 7jO feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
LYMAN ABBOTT sevsnTv.slx

NEW YORK, Dee. 1S:-Dr. Lyman Abbott. the noted clergyman, author and editor. receiYed many cohgralula- gions today on his seventy-sixfh birth tay anniversary. Dr. Abbott was born in ROxbury. Mass, peCe mber IS, 1855.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
Three Murder Indietments.

The Globe grand jury has returned indictments against three alleged murderers. The accused men are James Welsh for the murder Of George Ross at Miami. Charles Schaefer for killing Foreman Giles and an Indian known as 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19

luore northern states are to be repro serted at the gathering, and the diffef' ent counties of Arizona win send their best road builders.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19

TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money it ii fails Co cure. E. W. GROVES sig nature Is on each boa 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
THE POINT OF
 VIEW

O. benzine car, to thee we sing!
 Thou art indeed a
 glorious thing,
 4 faithful friend
 in time of need On he nights with thy ripping speed when not a breath of summer breeze
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19

chest hollow shoulders round But
  don't care Mountains of difficulty
  be moFee easily mean we 
  her sehoo ruler and In bv hut 
  upright caiase through his interest military organ Inspire children
  every school could
 
 ight. \
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19

tose condition in which he was left at the end of the primary campaign. un- til shortly before the election. a most fortunate circumstance.
 If he had been ia shape to take part in the latter campaign and the demo cratic state committee had permitted his activity. undoubtedly he would have done for the democratic ticket what he had succeeded in doing for himself in the primary struggle.
 The people of Shady Bend, Kans are talking about changing the name Of that unfortunate town with a view to effacing the memory Of that taTring episode Would it not be better to force a change of residence of all the eminent and respectable residents of the vicinity who took part in the af. fair and or the members of the Moth. CTS Circle" which suggested the out rage upon Miss Chamberlain?
 In spite of the insistent demand by many Of the newspapers of this coun- try that people do their Christmas shopping early. most of them win still be doing it late and some of them will be at it at midnight of next Sat urday. regretting that the stores are to be closed the next day.
 Fourteen cent copper is now in sight and many far-seeing people think that they can discern fifteen cent metal lin the distance. When it comes, there will be such a humming in Southern Arizona that the mossbacks who are always talking about the good old times cannot be heard any longer
 Now that the election is over, ad- vises the Silver Belt, let us get down 10 business Thus the question is raised again. Why is it necessary for newgna Ders to sllspend leeitimate bus. mess on account Of an impending cleo, ton?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
 tE5SJF>. .N9ME<NT SVG] By ROY k.,MOULTON.
WHAT DRIvEs cRkzy
To those taat aoase lhqs

WHAT oRvEs ,l Efssss cRAzY
 T want to buy a shirt foF ny hus b2nd. don't know what size the neekband is, but he wears six and one-eighth hat"
 My wife wants me to get some ribbon to trim a dress. What shade do you think she would like?"
 My wife has just got back from the east, and doesn't like the over coat l bought here two months ago. Win you take 1t back2" ss Hlh! They ain't wearin' them hats in New York now. You don't see 'em in any of Bud Fishers car. Hoons."
 What kind Of a neektie would my husband like for his birthday"
 '"Are those SIPS cuff links solid goldg If not don't want them
 ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER
 Uncle Ezra Hicks says the putterin est job he knows of is bringing up ,l turkey. When a young turkey gets it's feet wet it dies. and young curkey ain't happy unless it is pad dlin' in a mud puddle. There is al ,most as much human nature in tur keys as there is in some folks.
 Homemade Christmas presents arc all right so long as the other fellei gets them,
 There aint much use in trying to make a silk purse out of a pigs lear. but there Is as much use in that as there is in tryin' to make a great politican out'n peanut poll Tician.
 One of the leading humorists ir this country is the feller who invent cd garlic salad. r q N Matber
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19
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GROWING CHILDREN

Tn to the tine of en tering school. children leaaipg normal lives run and play roll and climb, developing the great fund amental muscles oi the tr,,nl- inc vital part of the body with it's pre- cio,,s contents the health h of which are depend eDt op yigorous exercise When the child enters s~booI this Is changed Unless the effect of hours
 5 sting is counteracted by abundant outdoor play, tbese great muscles bee one weak and faboy
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19

Advertise in the Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-19

Copyright. 1911, C. N Mather-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
WHY PARROT LOST ITS HOME
Birds Love Chatter Is Obnoxlou'
After Senator Quay's Daughter and
Husband Separate.

Pittsburg. Pa.-An old parrot which
has been in the family Of the late
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, at his
Beaver home, has been sold for curl
Gus reason. Before Lewis Davidson of
Beaver won Miss Mae Quay, daugh-
ter of the senator, her sister had
taught the bird to say "Goodby, Lou"
followed by smack sounds like those
of kissing. The bird was good talk
er and as Miss Quay would sing out
"Goodby, Lou" as her sweetheart was
leaving, the parrot would mimic
her.
1t was all right, even II the neigh
bors did hear 1t, for time, but year
or more after the marriage of Miss
Quay and Mr.. Davidson they sepa-
rated. After that the parrot con-
stantly harped on "Goodby, Lou!
Smack, Smack"
The neighbors heard 1t. OF course,
and the street In front Of the Quay
home became quite boulevard, all be-
cause Of the curious persons who wish
ed to hear the parrot. Finally the bird
became SO hateful to Mrs. Davidson
that slrS wanted to sell 1t. The other
members of the family objected, as
the bird had been favorite of the SEN
ator. but finally Mrs. Davidson prevail
cd and the bird was sold.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
LOST A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
Newly Married Man Riding Through
Tunnel With His Bride Is Made
Butt of Joke by Frlendss

They had just been married, and
were off on their honeymoon. They
found an empty compartment, but just
as the train was about to start in
Jumped three of his workmates, who
were delighted to see them. But
BERTHE was otherwise.
AS the train was nearing very long
tunnel, the three young men began to
make bets as to how long 1t would
take them to go through it.
No. reckoned five minutes, No. 2
five and a half, while No. gave 1t as
his opinion that it would be quite six
minutes. They pulled out their watch
es, and the train dashed into the tun-
mel.
When they came out at the other
end, the three were laughing heartily
but BERTHE failed to discern any Joke.
At the next station, to the great re-
lief of BERTHE the three unwelcome in
truders alighted.
He turned to his blushing bride.
Fancy, dearest" he said, six min
utes in that tunnel! If had only
known, l should have kissed you sew
eral times"
why" she exclaimed in surprise,
didn't your"
Then it dawned upon him where the
joke came in, and his dear little wife
had to rebuke him on account of the
torcibleness of his remarks.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
Runaways
BY JAMES A. FARRELL

so the old man says have no back
bone, does he?"
The innocent bay mare on whose
back sat Drake Latting started up sud
denly as her rider dug his spurs deep
into her fianks. If Sunbeam had known
the whole story, of which her masters
face gave only the outward sign, she
might not have been so resentful.
Drake Latting had, apparently.
man who gets curt, if courteous,
note of dismissal from the girl he Is
engaged to Is apt to forget that his
family was among the most prominent
in America before 1865. He is not apt
TO think much of the fact that he had
a college training, and all that went
with it, and if he ever thought of 1T,
that he had not only wealth, motor
cars and a stable of polo ponies, but
youth and looks
Il wish | could get that confounded
letter out of my head, and clear out of
town, but | can't, and I'm not going
to go back and beg at her feet" he
said, and Sunbeam again hastened her
pace.
You know that l have loved you,
Drake, but you know, too, that our
friends have always SAID that, could
not love any one more than love my
father. You must realize that we
Daddy and I-have been inseparable
ever since mother Lied when | was
little girl have been everything to
him, and now that he is old and his
health poor, cannot but accede to his
wish that | ask you to release me from
our engagement.
1T was unnecessary and foolish for
me to tell you that my father said
that you had no backbone. Please put
1t out of your mind, as am sure that
father did not mean quite that,
and | wish you always to regard
him, as well as me, as your very good
friends"
1T looks as If came pretty near
knowing 1t by heart" said Drake to
himself. IF don't forget that letter
I'll be singing 1t next I've got up,
playing polo and billiards, breakfasted,
lunched and dined. and gone to bed to
the music of 1t for a week now and
It's time | got over it-but no back
bone'-why that old, vinegar-faced. file
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
WON HER STEPFATHER'S LOVE
Now Court Has Granted Wronged
Mother $4,000, the Daughter to
Pay 1t, for Heart Injury.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Mrs Johanna Hus-
selmann has been awarded $4,000 dam
ages from her daughter. the wife of
DR.. William Becker, in the circuit
court in $4,000 alienation-of-affec-
tions suit of mother against daughter
Mrs. Husselmann and. DR.. Becker
were married in Chicago, on March IT,
1900. She was then forty-six years
old. He was thirty-one. She had two
daughters. One of them was Mrs. Hat
tie Bott, aged twenty-six. Mrs. Bott
was then living In st. Paul. Her hus-
hand was DR.. Henry G. Bott.
Shortly after the marriage Mrs. Bott
went to Milwaukee to visit at the
home OF her mother and her new
stepfather. The result was that on
September 20, 1905, Mrs. Becker and
her husband separated. On Novem-
ber 8, 1906. Mrs. Husselmann got a
divorce, resuming the name of Hussel-
mann.
On November 9, 1906, Mrs. Bott be-
gan suit for divorce from Doctor Bott.
She got the divorce November "a
1907. Five days later, according to
tetismony, Mrs. Bott and her step
father were married. The mother
said, among other things, that her
daughter "willfully, maliciously and
wickedly" gained the affections of Doc
tor Becker and sought to entice him to
desert his wife.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10

foiced, stave-legged-well, he's BIS
father. suppose, even though every
one in the street knows old Peter Var
Ian as the biggest crouch that ever
Hello! What's this?"
Drake had just turned out of Van
Cortlandt park into Jerome avenue,
when he saw, swinging around the cor
ner of the Riverdale road, a brougham
almost hidden by cloud of dust. At
trst 1t looked like a simple case of
reckless driving, but when the madly
whirling vehicle came to within 25
fards 1t was easy to see that the team
vas rur hing away. and that the coach.
nan was in a pitiful funk, absolutely
r~~'erless to get the horses under con-
rol.
Letween Drake and the carriage lay
IN excavation that ran ahead, as a
luick glance had been sufficient to tell
iim, for 200 yards without break.
'oio develops the faculty of quick
linking on the back of horse. He
aw 1t would be impossible to clear
he ten-foot ditch from standing take
IF. Behind him was hopelessly
ough descent, and the trees. BY this
ime the brougham was only ten yards
rom him. He dug the spurs into Sun.
,eam; the little mare responded game.
y. and they tore down along the mar
Ow rim Of grass From side to side
werved the brougham. and twice the
ear wheels were thrown to the left
until the space between them and the
excavation was matter of inches.
Drake had counted on making a spot
where there was break in the exca
sation, and where he saw crossing
would be easy, but those rear wheels
worried him. His decision was quick
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
WASHING HUBBY
AGREES THAT MARRIAGE IS A
FOOTBALL GAME.
Nan, Whose Wife compeIs Him to Do
General Housework, Presents Jurlst,
Who seoffed at MatrImony, With
Relic Of Bachelor Days.

Brooklyn. N. Y-The observation
made by Judge Aspinall that he thought
most men would prefer the rough
knocks OF football field to married
life If they could sit in his seat and
see what he saw, was enthusiastically
indorsed by an anonymous visitor to
the court few days later.
The visitor was man over seventy
years old. He had long gray whiskers
and furtive look In his eyes. He en-.
tered the courtroom. glancing back
swiftly and often toward the door.
Chief Clerk Charles Deevy met him.
i have present for Judge AS
pinall,' said the old man.
Let us see it." Mr.. Deeyy asked
fearing the old mans mind might be
unbalanced.
Stealthily the visitor drew from un-
der his overcoat framed chrome de-
picting group Of jolly bachelors sit
ting around a table. Cards, beer
glasses and pipes were before them.
Listen" whispered he of the long
whiskers. II have been married 20
years. My wife makes me scrub floors
ana wash dishes. dare not smile
over the happy memories of the days
before she got hold of me. Out of
those days this picture is all have
left. This have kept only by hiding
1t IN my tool chest. Now I want him
to have 1t. 1t is my most precious
possession, but he deserves 1t.
He knows. He knows. Marriage Is
football game, and for more than
twenty years have been the pigskin
covered sphere. 1t is comforting to
know that there is on the bench one
man wise enough to understand.
wish l might shake his hand"
The clerk told the troubled one JUS
tice Aspinall was then busy in cham
bers. The visitor went away. refusing
to leave his name.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
Worms

"cascarets are certainly fne. gave friend
one when the doctor was treating him for cancer
OF the stomach. Tkc next morning he passed
four pieces OF tape worm. He then got box
and in three days he passed tape-worm as feet
long. 1t was Mr.. Matt Freck, of Millersburg
Dauphin Co., Pa. 1 am quite worker for Casca-
rets. use them myself and find them beneficial
Tor most any disease caused by impure blood"
chas. f. Condor, Lewiston, Pa, (Niflin COY
Pleasant. Palatabe. Potent Taste Good
Do Good Neyer Scken. Weaken or GRIPPE
l0c 25c. 60c. Never sold in bulk The gem
uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
cure your money back
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
Side Show Troubles.

Where is the flea circus?'" de-
manded the visitor to the side show.
81 see it is advertised on the pro-
gram"
Sorry, SIR" walled the big man in
the silk hat. "but there won't be any
flea circus today"
"And why not?"
Because cat just passed through
and eloped with the whole blooming
circus"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10

Political Orator-There are too many
rich men in politics.
Politician-I've done all could to
make 'em spend their money.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
A Born Copper.

Now" said the new policeman
who had been assigned to night duty,
"ain't there drawer or some place
where l can lock up my wateh an
money till l go off duty?"
Keep 'em on you," suggested the
chief.
But my beats in a tough part of
town an might be robbed whilst
I'm dozin'."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
An Ancient AnaesthetIo.

A Chinese manuscript lately discoN>
cred proves that anaesthetics were
used In China seventeen hundred
years ago. A certain concoction, 1t
states, was given by the doctors be-
fore performing an operation, which
render the patient unconscious. The
anaesthetic was a simple preparation
of hemp.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
How She Scored.

Mrs. Urban-I threw a stone at an
old hen this morning, and hit her
too.
Urband-With the stone?
Mrs. Urban-N-no, but the stone
Jared an apple or the limb Of tree.
and the ample fell On the 6,en.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-02-10
Saves lime.

"Pipps is not one of those fellows
who hangs his clothes on a chandelier
when he goes home about three
o'clock in the morning slightly the
worse for wear"
''No?"
"Pipps goes to bed with his clothes
on"
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20
ROADS ID GRAND !. CANYON IN FAIR
 CONDITION Return Trip Made by J. w. Stewart in Ten
 Hours NOVELIST WRIGHT HAS STRING or HORSES READY FOR
 FALL RoDEo
lFrom Tuesday,s Daily

George A. Carter, J. W. stewart and a party of visitors from Califor- mia have returned from an automobile trip to the Grand Canyon. where they spent several days. The trip was made in two autos. Nr. Carter'' Premier and Mir. Stewart Ford. and both ear. found the roads practicable, although the road through Chino val ley was in bad condition in conse quence of recent heavy rains that washed out many culverts.
 From Ash Fork. the ears went over the new road to the canyon, being the first autos to take that route and the drivers report that it Is gi excellent road and needs but little more work and use to put f into first rate condition. There are no bad places in 1t, and autos can pass over it without any difficulty. X broken wheel on Mir. Carter's car was the result of slight accident near Fl Tovar, in which nobody was hurt and it not attributable to the condi tion of the road As repairs could not be made readily on the ground the occupants of the ear returned by rail. Mir. Stewart drove his ear over the same route back Co Prescott in ten hours.
 The members of the party wer, Messrs, Carter and Stewart, Mrs Stewart, Mrs. !. N. Cook, Mrs. weav. CT, Harold Bell Wright, c. K. Clarke and Allen Kelly. Mir. Wright has re turned with Mir. Carter to his ranch in Williamson Valley, and will take part in the fall rodeo with n string of horses assigned Co him by Foreman Cook. Messrs. Clarke and Kelly lef, yesterday for California, regrettinq that their stay in Yavapai county could not be prolonged indefinitely
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20

route tO visit with hi. father and mother in Keokuk. Iowa. The latter .s critically ill, hence his sad journey. ilr intends io locate in ths section again after his return.
 Country Prosperous.
 E. l.. Mc0illeu. in charge of the mercantile interests of l.. !. Hasel fed during the lattcf's absence in California. IS in the city on business and gives good report of that see ton in mining and other pursuits Heavy frcighting i. going on from that supply point, and several large mining deal. are reported pending. New Engineer Coming
 William sanger. civil engineer, for. mcrly with the Southern Pacific railroad. will arrive in Prescott to day from Toledo. Ohio, and will be assigned to the territorial highway .outh of this city. He will succeed P. R Goodman. transferred to tho Verde field. and is highly spoken of n the character of work with which he will be identified in that field.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20
ARIZONA BANKERS
 GET REDUCED RATES

The Arizona Bankers, association will meet in this city on October End and 3rd. Arrangements have been made with all the railroad companies in the territory, by which the fare will he a one and one-third rate for the round trip. Tickets to Prescott will be sold from Sept. 2.nd to Oct. End, inclusive. Those buy ing tickets on this plan will pay full fare to Prescott and will receive from the agent receipt certificate This will he signed at Prescott by the secre. tary of the association fnd the Pres. eott ticket agent, which will then entitle the holder to a return ticket for one.third the regular fare. Re. turn tickets will be sold from Oct. 3rd to Oct. 10th, inclusive.
 Territorial papers, will confer n favor on the committee on transpor- tation by copying this notice.
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20

WIrKENBrRG. Aril, Sept. b. The vu!,ure Mining company i' op' eratiny it. mill pn the tails at this lime. of which there are about 25o,' ooo ton. Development i. progress ing below the 900 level. but no quan' fife. of ore are being extracted be- canse th, capacity of thc plant IS on the tails. However. it is the beiief that the old Vulturc. found in ls63, wiu continue a wonderful mine, as the vein continue. to whatever depth is attained and the ore shoots hold up wonderfully The operations at the vulture are more than ordinarily interesting, because in cyanidation ,hey have the new principle Of com iinuous decantation in successful work. It will bc interesting to de. scribe thi. proces, fully.
 The tails are taken to the plant over zoo foot tramway, and fed through three of the ten stamps these each being of 1900 pounds and dropping inches with 3.inch dis charge through coarse screen SIG inch. The tails were originally stamp cd through iO mesh screen. From the battery the tails go to Dorr classifier: sands from the front end reground in two 5.foot Chilean grind ing pans Shines from the rear tc the first Dorr thickener. The dis charge from the re.grinding pans classified again, sands going below and returned to the third pan by Premier pump. All discharge from the third pan goes to the first thick ener. and in fact all the product finally gose through this thickencr There are three tanks, Nos l. 9 and 2. The Dorr thickener has verti cal shaft with four stirring arms or
Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-20
CALIFORNIA WINE
 PRODUCERS CUT PRICES

STOCKTON, Cal, Sept. ia-The announcement of the California Wine association of reduction of 20 per cent in quotations on sweet wines in considered here as the opening gun of wine war between the a.socia. ton and the independent wineries.
 The wineries which are members of the California Wine association are the principal buyers of wine grapes The independents buy only small quantities, and many of the largest of them buy no grapes at all. The Lodi Cooperative Winery, for in. stance, buys no grapes at all. Each stoekholder Is allowed to deliver to the winery certain number of tons of grapes for every share of stock he holds.
 Consequently it makes 10 difference 10 the independents what price the California Wine association pays for grapes, but the price at which the association sells its wines doe. make a great difference.