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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-04-25

Oiol.
These public schools are de
vouring fire-pits of destruction
They ought to go back to tn
devil, whence they came. "-Th
Freeman's Journal.
If your son or daughter i
attending a state school, yol
may be sure that you are violat
ing your duty as a Catholic pa
rent and conducting to the ever
lasting despair and anguish O:
your child as if you could take
your nth of it. Take them out
Let him never know how tt
write his name rather than be
come the bound and chained
slave of satan.-The Shepherd
Of the Valley.
The common schools of this
country are sinks of moral pol
luton and nurseries of hell. y
Chicago Tablet.
The public school system is
a swindle on the people, an out.
rage on justice, a foul disgrace
in matters of morals, and should
be abolished forthwith. IN. Y.
Tablet.
The hideous fetish, called
the public school, is only an ug-
ly idol after all. y Colorado Ca
tholic.
1t will be a glorious day for
Roman Catholics in this coun-
when under the laws of justice
and morality, our school system
shall be shivered to pieces. y
Catholic Telegraph.
Unless you suppress the pub
lie school system, it will prove
the damnation of this country. "
Father Walker.
L frankly confess that the
Catholics stand before the coun-
try as enemies of the public
schools. Father Phelan.
The duty of all loyal, God
fearing Christian men (Roman
Catholics) then, repeat it. is tc
make common cause against
this common foe. Father Gle.
son.
The public schools have pro
duced nothing but a generation
Of thieves and 'ack"uards, :"
Priest Schaner.
Il would as soon administer
the sacrament to a cog as to Ca
tholics who send their children
TO the public schools. '-Prles
Walker.
The public school system
must be destroyed. 1t must b
done by stopping Bib readir g
psalm singing, and eliminatin!
Objectionable books. Prizes
Phelan.
The common school system
in the United States is the wors
in the world. "-Manning.
Education outside of the Ca
tholic church is damnable here
sy."-Pius. *.
1T is desirable, venerabl
brethren. that in concert wiz
your colleagues in the Episcc
pate, your efforts and Your yea
guard Catholic children from
frequenting schools in whicl
their religious instruction is nee
lected, and open danger of spil
itual loss incurred. Therefore
we desire, as has already bee]
intimated to you by the prcpa
ganda, that in apDroachin
Episcopal meetings you careful
ly discuss the measures tha
may best h lip to attain this enc
We wish you also to Use you
earnest efforts that the civ
magistrates, who know we
that nothing is more advantae
eous to the commonwealth an
religion, should provide, by tn
enactment of wise laws, tha
the office of teaching, which
carried on at the expense of tn
public, including CONSTANT
the contributions of Catholics
should contain nothing tha
stands in the way Of their cor
science runs foul of their religio
Leo XIII.
THEIR GROWTH AND STRENGTH l
AMERICA.
There are over 5000. GU
Catholics in the United State
J +ba1- ara healthy voters .
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-04-25
A Battle "Scared" Vet.

Well. what was the bloodiest bat,
fla Won we're ever in? Where did the
balls fa2i thickest?
"Gettysburg. sir-Pickett's charge
The balls few like hailstones. and
Why didn't you get behind a
tree?"
Get behind tree: Get behind :
tree. Why, there wasn't trees enous'
for the officers"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-04-25
Defies Supreme Court.

Columbia, April 1S-As pub
lished some days ago, proceed
ings have been brought by the
attorney general against V. g.
Greene, magistrate at SANDY
Springs, Anderson county. aij-
pointed March 3, 1911: S. E..
Whitten, magistrate at Pend!e-
ton, Anderson county, appoint
ed February 90, 1912: W. 7.
Chamblee, magistrate at Rock
Mill Township, Anderson coUn-
ty, appointed February %, 1911; !;
S. A. Young magistrate at Wa,
Anderson county, appointed
February 27, 1911. The COM
plant in each case allege that
the appointments Of these mag
istrates were illegal in that they
were made without the recon-
mendation of the delegation and
have never been submitted /"
the Senate for apr'ova! ais.
never approved BY the Senate.
All Of the above cases are ST.:
for hearing before the SaHrcnlr
court on A2ri! %, q lnie 70 si.o.v
cause having been issU2s:
against the above named parties
by Chief Justice Gary OF TIE
application OF the Attorney Ser
eral, and made returnab}e be
fore the Supreme Court Oh
april 20
BLEASE DETINANT
1t don't make any difference
to me whether the Supreme
Court sustains my appointments
OF magistrates OF not. said the
governor this morning when
told Of the 4%o warTanto pro
ccedings whica had been
brought against his appointces
L most assue&!y will not
appoint any Others in thei:
places and if the Court turns
by appointees out l VIII ila-
mediately reappoint every ere
Of then. and if they are not az
lowed to serve nobody else viii.
/ will not recognize tie Senators
50 called, Spartanburg and Al
derson, personally, politically q
otherwise, md if the Supreme
Court DEGREES otherwise | xii
be much surprised.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-04-25
THEIR GROWTH AND STRENGTH IN

There are over $1,000, 600
Catholics in the United States.
and they are healthy voters OH
election day. That is where
fore in Maj. Archie Butts visit
to the pope. And DR.. Woodrow
Wilson, strict old Presbyterian
that he is, shows an inclination
to covet that vote. The dis
patch from Chicago rebating
the circumstances of Gov. vii
sons suit case and personal let
ters being STOLEN natively says
that the theft occurred while he
was out lunching with some
notable Catholic priest.
There are 15,015,5 ,569 Catholic:
in the United States proper, &C
cording to the 1912 edition O
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1912-04-25

In America was born the
free school system, and from
the date of its birth in 1895 to
the present, it has been the
means of giving to this nation
its most renowned statesmen,
iurists. patriots, agriculturists.
teachers and divines. y
But against this most sacred
product of American liberty,
Rome lifts her unholy hands.
Against her schools she hurls
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
SEARCH FOR GRAVE
 OF FRIEND REWARDED
Article in Review Brings Reply From Those Who
 Knew Savery

Through it's readers The Review yesterday collected information that may enable R. D. Williams, a former Klondike gold prospector, 10 find the unmarked grave O. a comrade, George Savery in Evergreen cemetery. Will Hams and Savery were partners in Klondika ventures and the hardships of that country cemented a friendship that not even Death could seyer. Williams is here seeking his com rade's last resting place, in order that he may solace his soul with inti- mate memories of ms friend Of other days.
 According to Mrs E. Wright. Re view subscriber. George Savery was a roomer at her house in the year 1906 for few weeks before his death. He became i'll of tyhpoid fever while living there and was taken to a hos pital where he died. Mickey Welch proved a friend O, the unknown man, experimenting the arrangements for Savery's funeral. Mickey Welch, him self, has since that time passed over the river but he has a brother here now. Paddy Welch, who also at tended the funeral of Savery. may be able to locate the grave in Evergreen cemetery. Mrs Wright resides at the home Of J. s. Harris, in Dubacher canyon and Paddy Welch rooms at the home Of Mir. Shuck on School Hill. MT Williams has taken charge of the Saddle Rock restaurant and may be found thers. Through these interest ed readers of The Review, the grave Of George Savery may be located. A sister of Savery resides at Seattle, Wash
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
4 Druggists FdvOrite Kidney
 Remedy ---Cured Himself.

Fifteen years age I had an attack of acute kidney trouble. l consulted a physician who gave me medicine which only relieved me for a time. After discontinuing his medicine my trouble returned as severe as before. Having heard of Swamp-Root I gave it trial and can honestly state that three dollar bottles cured mc, never having any sickness in fifteen years. ] have sold Dr. Kilmer's 3 Swamp-Root as a druggist for many years and can give it the very best Of recommendations at all times. You are at liberty to use this state ment any time you wish.
 Respectfully,
 w C. SUMMERS, 12 19 Central Ave. Kansas City, Kans With Grand View Drug Co. State of Kansas
 County of Wyandotte)ss.
 On this Huh day of August, 1909. personally appeared before me, w. C Summers. wno subscribed to the within statement and made oath that the same IS true iD substance and fact.
 CHARLES WILSON,
 Notary Public
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
LEAP YEAR DRIVES
 MAN OUT OF SENSES
Bachrin Suffers From Femi-Phobia, Opposite of
 Usual Malady
LEAP YEAR

LEAP YEAR
 Dr. N. C. Biedsoe returned last eV ening from Tombstone. whC>e he went to act as member Of the exam hing board in the probate court. 10 Inquire into the alleged insanity Oi : patient from the county hospital at Douglas. named Paul Bachrin
 The case was q peculir one. and the first of it's kind that has ever come under the jurisdiction of the court According to the examining physic ians, he is suffering from a form of insanity classed as "femifobia." and one which is not generally known. In other words, Paul has a mortal fear os women. and runs from them every time one comes in his vicinity. He has been an inmate of the county hospital at Douglas for some time. and during the past few weeks The mania has broken out on him. He refused 10 enter the hospital, or go into the dining room to get his meals. on account Of the women being there. An effort was made to try and get him to come into the room, but for three days he refused any thing to eat because of the presence of the women His meals were then set out for him 10 come and get them, on the back porch and before going for them. he would walk around the buildings 10 see if any woman was in sight before he would even touch the tray on which his meals were placed. In one or two instances he had secured his meal and had started to his room with it, when he would discover one Of the nurses or one Of the women inmates Of the hospital and would immediate. ly let go of his tray and fee. He keeps entirely by himself in his room, with the door locked and the curtain down so that he cannot be seen.
 He was ordered committed to the territorial asylum al Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
AMATEUR NIGHT
 AT THE ROYAL.

Last night was amateur night at the Royal Theatre. A good program was presented, and each number was enthusiastically applauded. The Bis bee public seems to appreciate the efforts of the management of the Royal in bringing cut the best there is in local talent. Manager Norcross stated that many parents Of children who had participated in these pro- grams had thanked the Royal for er- couraging them in this educational work Unles present plans are inter- rupted the Royal proposes to present a splendid amateur program next Thursday
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
WITH THE BOXERS

Freddie Welsh, the English boxer expects to be back in the game again next March.
 After making a successful tour Of England, Willie Houck, the feather weight boxer, has returned home in Philadelphia.
 New Mexico had it's first prize fight in r years recently, when a Mexican ty the name of Gonzales defeated an American soldier named Hunt.
 It looks like curtains for the boxing game in Boston. The old Armory A. C. has closed and Eddie Keevin. who started the American A. C., was fined $500 in the Boston Police Court the other day for promoting illegal box ing exhibitions.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
TIE VIRcINIAN

The dramatiZation Of a widely read novel always commands public inter est to an unusual degree and the pre- sentation of The Virginian" by Mr.
 Owen Mister and the La Shelle Vir- ginian Company at the Orpheum Wed. nesday February 14th is sure to draw a crowded house. In the development of the theme, MT. Mister has produc- d play which deserves to be called the ideal western comedy drama of America The Virginian" shows ex
 actIy and is exactly what a comedy should be. The comical incidents and
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
STILL CHANCE
 ID CELEBRATE
Mayor Receives Letter from Washington Relative
 tO Statehood
 Proclamation
MONDAY IF POSSIBLE

There is still a chance that Bisboe will formally celebrate Admission Day. The matter was discussed at at last nights meeting Of the city council. and all Of the couRcilmen. as well as the mayor and city i-tor- ney, expressed themselves as being celebration. but consideration of the matter was limited to discussion it being the sense O the council that it was up to the board of trade 10 arrange for a celebration
 The councilmen favor having pa rade is which the children of all of the schools Of the city shall parJici pate. and a formal address by some local orator. lt was also suggested that the speaking he held in the evening, and that a monster torch light procession be held following or preceding it.
 Letter from Washington
 Mayor Newman yesterday received Q letter from Charles n. Hilles, see retary to President Taft. ac5nowl edging the mayors telegram request. ing the president to issue his procla- nation on Lincoln's Birthday, Feb ruary r.. as follows:
 Washington, Feb. ?. 1912 My Dear Sir
 Your telegram of February l, in which you request the president to issue the proclamation admitting Ari- zona as a state in tine union on th anniversary o, the birth of President Abraham Lincoln. has been received The president is leaving Washington early on the morning Of February l2, but l shall ba glad to call 8tten. ton 10 your request if it Ts found possible to issue the proclamation he. fore his departure
 Sincerely yours,
 CHARLES n. nILLES.
 Secretary to the President.
 From other souh~ss it is learned that Arizona territorial officials are preparing to turn over thesr offices to their elected successors on that date. So if the president Of these United States does not "sl-ep in as they say here in Bisbee, and il his extra pair of pants are returned from the cleaners soon enough on the morning of the prbiIent's de parture for the old home back in Ohio. Arizona will be a state on Feb ruary 12, the anniversary oi the birth of Honest Abe" Lincoln. who was more o' an Arizonan than any body who has ever been president and during whose administra ton Ari zona was formed as a separate ter ritory
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Letter to
 Dr. KlImer 6 O.. elnsnanpton. N. Y.

Prove What Swsmp-Root Will Do for
 You.
 Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Bing- hamton, N r., for a sample bottle. IL win convince any one. You VIII also receive a booklet of valuable information. telling all about the kid news and bladder. When writing, DO sure and mention The Bisbee Daily Review. Regular fifty-cent and one doilar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Officer corrais Bunch

Officer Charles \. Thomas corraled a bunch of five yagabonds yesterday in C. c. Cave, a grotto in the side of he hill below the old hospital They were arraigned in Judge Burdick s court. and were given "ficaters7 out Of town. The officer also discovered a cave on Copper Queen hill. back of the post office, fitted mp with blank cts and mattresses. that had appar- ently been used by undesirables.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

in gay dialogue, and there is nothing of the highly emotional or burlesque in the love scenes OF heavy business
 A very strong feature of the play is the quiet. winning and strong char acter of the Virginian. It is a fami
 liar figure to all who know the west
 The tall deliberate eowpuncher, with his dark complexion, his belt and gun, his chaps, his superficial slowness and his substantial good sense. you love him from the start. Another very attractive feature is the char
 acter of Molly Wood. the dainty little school mistress from Vermont. She
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Personal Meniion

Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe is in the city from Tombstone.
 Dr. N. C. B,5dsoe returned yester- day afternoon from Tombstone.
 N. C. Mcfarland. of Clifton, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. W Marriott of Cansnea, were in the city yesterday
 r.. A. Saunders, of Clifton. was reg istened st the Copper Queen hotel yesterday.
 Ward Davis, of Cananea, was reg
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
GRAIN DEALERS CONFER

LIMA. O.. Feb. S:-Prominent grain dealers from various points in Mich igan, Indiana and Ohio are gathering in this city for an interstate confer ence to be held tomorrow for the dis cussio of various matters of interest and importance to the trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Pitcher Sam Leever win not be able to report to the Minneapolis cub at the start of the season. The School master" was thrown from horse re gently and his knee was badly injur- ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Ezub Leaves Bisbee

r7ub Leaves 8isbee
 J. c. Raub, of Ferguson, Raub and Co, state agents for the Buick auto mobile, lest yesterday for Phoenix. where he will reside in the future, locking after the home affairs of the company, while his partner. Mir. Fer guson, will cover the state field in the interest of his firm MT. Raub will make the trip overland, travelling in a Buick truck with an actual weight Of 1900 pounds. Mir. Raub has been a resident of Bisbee for number of years, and has been uni versaily we'll liked. He is regarded as one of the best mechanics in the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Bisbee News Tersely Told
PIan Church Improvements.

The Methodist church is planning 10 begin o number of improvements in the near future. Arrangements for raising money for this purpose will be launched Sunday night It is planned 10 paint the church outside, Faper the interior, revarnish the benches and other improvements.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
supervisors eet petitIors.

Jesse Yoakum, secretary or the temporary organization Of the War ren District goods roads association mailed 10 the county board of super Nsors, petitions requesting that the road between the city limits of Bis bee aHd Lowell be oiled The pei. tions contained nearly 500 names.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
raken Under Advlsement

The civil suit of Henry Hausfolk, of Osborne. against the Fl Paso and Southwestern, in which the plaintiff
 eeks 10 recover the value of heifer alleged to have been killed by an ore train, Judge Burdick took the case. under adyisement yesterday afternoon, after hearing the evidence and the arguments Of attorneys.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

The Ladies Aid Society of the Ban- tist Church will celebrate the first annivers lry or the new organization this evening by entertaining the ladies of the church ad their husbands.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
s. s. Association oroanized.

workers or the Warren district last night al the Baptist church. a War ren District Sunday school associa- ton was organized and provision made for monthly meetings Of the oreanization
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Young Woman's Funeral

The funeral of Mss Edith Andar- son took place yesterday afternoon at two o'clock from the residence of a- F. Carlson. the uncle Of the young woman, lie funeral services being conducted by Rev. E. c. Decker In
 torment was in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

is self-willed. energetic, capricious. a little prone to play with the heart of the Virginian, and at times capable
 of violent outbursts of passionate emotion, as a result of the conflict be- tween love and fear. idolatry of her lover, and natural horror of peril and murder. Trampas who is so thor oughly detestible a character in the novel, is even more SO in the dram atization and although his manner is by no means blood thirsty. or his style melodramatic, his presence lends 10 the production the necessary ex- citement and interest. The loyal but
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
OiI Purchased Yesterday.

Ten barrels Of crude oil were pur- chased yesterday by the city street superintendent and experiments will bc made with it in laying dust in the streets. It is estimated that the ten barrels will oil a section of road 2Ou feet long. The road selected Tor tho experiment IS the road leading over CiawsOn Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
City Has pou Catcher.

For the first time in three months the official lineup of the city admin, lstratlOn IS complete. A one-arined Mexican vas yesterday employed by the city marshal as dog catcher, who immediately tied trusty lariat around his waist and went after own erless dogs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Give Card Party

The Bisbee Womans Club will give a card party this evening 10 the mem bers and their husbands. at eight o'clock, in the club rooms.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

Taken to Tombstone
 Charles Woolschlagel and F. B. Stitt were taken to Tombstone yes terday afternoon by Sheriff Jack White, to be placed in the county jan to await the next session of the grand jury. to which body they were held, on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Gets Lea Broken

John Fox. a miner employed at the Irish Mag shaft of the C. and A. company. was ta$n to the hospital yesterday morning, suffering from Q broken leg. the result Of a small ac- cident at The shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Slight Mine Accident.

Charles Fisher. a miner at the Oliver shatt sustained a fracture of the right leg just above the ankle, while al work yesterday. He was taEen 10 the 50mpany hospital for treatment. Robert Sauderson par tiauy succumbed to gas at the Hoi- lroOk and was taken to the hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Services at South 5isbee.

Church services will be held at South Bisbee this evening a, 7.30 o'clock by Rev. F.. G. Decker. of the Bisbee First Methodist church. Dr. l. M. Ocklctree, state superintendent Of the 5nti-saloon league Win preach
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Why Women Are Not RICH.

$ a II s five mi- a a cubic iimeT blood
 blood eorpuseles looks pale a
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09

the blood corpuScteS. Inns medicine called Dr. Perees Golden Medical Discovery. By sssm- atn9 food eaten the system nourshed and the blood takes rich red color. Nervousness only the cry of the starved for food, and when the fed rich blood the person looses those irritable fee ls sleeps well ash aud refreshed in the morning.
 i attac h severe which caused ly
 stomach liver MR Jas. of Wash burn Tenn Route Box g. An friends thought would die and the physicians advised Df. Pees Golden Medical Discovery and derived much benefit from Ny had had chronic nothing would effect
 permanent but Dr. Pierce medicine haa done much for snd further advise ang people o take DT Fce incidence before their so long that there chance l cured.
 Adviser, 3l stamps pay for wrapping and mailing oniy
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
LURE MAID DRESSES
 FOR GIRLS

We wish to announce that we have secured the exclusive agency for the famous Lure Maid dresses for girls Ihs brand is better than the standard and has many good points, as the manufacturers make thorough study of the requirements in girls dresses and do manufacture any other wearing ap pare Each garment is thoroughly inspected before leaving the factory and you can depend that every stitch is a stitch and the buttons are securely fast ened on These points are not custOmarily found in other makes and are very essential in school child ren's clothing
 This line will arrive and be on display in about fifteen days. We will he pleased to have mothers look at the different styles and inspect them thor oughly also to note the various kindS In this aSsor ment you will find dresses for all occasions school dresses, dresSy dresses and play dresses as well as general utility dresses. The moderate prices will in terest you, also the quality of materials which they are made of
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-09
Commitments Issued

Judge High yesterday issued com mitments for Charles Woolschlagel and F. B. Stitt, charged with assault ing Night Oficer Walter Brooks, and delivered them to the sheriff Unless the men succeed in giving bond by the last of the week, they will be taken to Tombstone.