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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

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containing $4,000 belonging TO the eit ID Cigars
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Rcoseveta is not member OF the senate.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

Rocking the boat is bad enough, but rocking the aero
plane IL pretty near sudden death ET
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

Secretary Wilson is the central figure in another
dal in the department ofsagrcuure then the aged
secretary is veteran along those lines q - A.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

Between Lorimer and Archibald the appetite Of the
senate should be satisfied entirely. ., ...s .ft s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

The local attorneys who applicants for the posi-
ton solicitor the city court of Brunswick still
sitting, though rather gracelessly the front of
the anxious bench.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

Brunswick will extend very cordial welcome to the
Eleventh district convention next month and if gets
deep candidate it furnish that
too. ''5f -s't .@s -%as'4-7
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

Large, fine MackereI, fat and white.
best in the market. Phone 1856, C. RI.
TAYLOR.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

The postofice department in Washington should not
bebamea the people of Savannah because has dis
cernment enough Judge wisely between real port
= and a near port--twenty odd miles away. >s-4's1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-07-17

It's up to you. Try the Elssa1tas
and get the best Cor the mon =.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
SECOND SESSION. OF FEDERATED WOMAN'S
 .CLUBS INTERESTS
Papers Read and Business of Organization Is
 Considered
HOSPITALITY ENJOYED

PHOENIX, Jan 26--Another highly interesting session of the annual con vention of the Arizona Federation Of Womens Clubs, which met at the Wo- mans Club of Psoenix building yes terday, was held this morning. h. tense interest was evident on the rart Of the delegates present There were several excellent features. Pro hably the mos entertaining and in stFuctive of all were ;he reports of clubs in rural communities.
 Several club reports which were to have been heard yesterday went over till today for lack of time. When they were heard this morning the representatives of the Glendale Woman's club. Madison Improvement club and other s--ialler organizations in sparselv settled communities, were cheered to an echo. They told ot what woman's clubs have accomplish ed. are accomplishing, and expect to accomplish in making farm life more popular i number of nIe delegates V ere heard to reIhark that these were reports of more value to the fedora tion than those of the larger clubs, which were more formal and contain ed so much less that was new.
 Probably the best talk or the morn ing was mad by Mrs. I. B. Hamilton of Tucson. who spoke of The Wo- mans Club and The Public School. Miss Lucy Terrfll Ellis of Phoenix gave an excellent report of the annual cOnventiG Of the N. F.. A.. which she attended last summer. Sanitary Conditions and Necessities of Arizona Towns," by Mrs. s. F., Empey of Yuma was a discussion full of val uable information Then there was d symposium in which a number of delegates took part The following questions were discussed; What is your clubs best asset2' What Is your clubs greatest need2' What is your clubs ultimate aim"
 Mrs. F. E. sacks of Glendale sup plemented the reports from the rural clubs by a talk on The Expansion oi Our Club and it's Relation tO the Community"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27

ln an official report the British seamens union states that it's income is now S5000 a weeS and that the seamen's wages have been increased by the last strike by some $40 or $50 per annum. A new program Of de- mands is being drawn ID which will be presented 10 the ship owners this year
 Wisconsins new fifty five hour a week law for women clerks is playing havoc with the retail clerks union. II is said the union is losing many Of it's women members as the result Of the law. The women argue that the state law protects them and doa for them just w hat the clerks union was expected 10 do.
 During the great miners strike Of 1895 the colliers Of Csnnock Chase Teplenish-d their funds in strange fashion. The Birmingham casal was emptied for repairs. whereupOn the men. to the number of about two thou sand. descended into its muddy bed and collected hundreds Of tons Of coal which they sold at remunerative pric- es.
 Notwithstanding the fact that Frank Morrison. secretary of the American Federation of Labor. report ed 10 the Atlanta convention the high est paid membership ever attained. the months ol October. November and December, the first three months Of the new fiscal year. reveal a still further increase in paid up member ship
 At the New York headquarters Of the United Garment Workers Of Amer ica it is announced that preparations are being madc, for a. secret ballot on proposed nation wide strike lt is claimed that the strike il called, will affect l25.0oO garment workers in New York city and 20 900 through out the country.
 The employees and clerks Of the Toronto. Ont. post office have start cd movement to organize the staff of clerks and letter carriers for the purpose of maLing a demand upon
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
WOOD FAvORS
 MOVING SCHOOL
Maricopa Representative Favors Change 10 a Sulphur Springs
 Valley Point
NSPECTS OTHER SITES

When the first state legislature meets. Senator C. E. Wood from Maricopa county. will be found lined up for the removal Of the industrial school from Benson 10 a point at or near Wilcox. or up into Graham couE- ty.
 Wood returned from a trip to Benson this morning He went down with a child who had been sentenced to the school by Judge Kent because he wanted to inform himself more thoroughly about that institution and tte university According to Wood, the location of the sc;Dol is inappro. priate. the building is entirely mad equate, the equipment is poor and the children are not being taught useful trades.
 There are S4 children at the school now. ten of them girls" Wood said this morning. There is nothing wrong with those children and Su- perintendent J r. Nahoney is doing the best he can So is W. H. Lee, his assistant But they have no facilities to teach trades and the soil is such that little can be grown on
  small It is cracked and is held together by rods l understand that the cracks were caused by movements of the gypsum deposit underneath. S hich becomes shaky every time there is a hard rain. In his last annuall report. Superintendent Ma honey spoke of the necessity Of a new building.
 The proper place for the ihdustriai school is in an agricultural district like that around Wilcox. or in the Gila valley of GrIlam county. If it is moved to Wilcox or in the .Gila valley Of Graham county, it will still be in Cochise county.
 And it should be made a training school The, children should be taught the trades that will ena>ie them to earn living With a good farm and Q training department, the school can be made practically self supporting
 Senator Wood denied that he is planning 10 introduce bill 10 move the school but said he would leave that to the Cochise or Graham county legis-.or
 At Tucson Wood stopped of 10 look over the university. which is found 70 be flo>rishing under the direction Of President A H. Wilde He says that the students and faculty or the university are much alarmed at the efforts being made 10 have the agricultural department trans ferred to Mt--l. At pEesent the uni yersity draws sI,0.00O year from the government for the maintenance of it's agricultural school. and ali that Will go 10 Mesa. not to the univer sity direct if the transfer is effected.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
STATEHOOD BY
 FEBRUARY 2O
Young Expects to Mail Certificates 10 Taft
 on Saturday
 February ,
END DRAWS NEARER

On February 8. Secretary George T.. Young will deliver to <he Phoenix postoffice registered package, ad dressed to Washington. D C.. which will contain the official returns of the election held in Arizona on De cember F.
 Allowing six days for the transit to Washington. and the submission Of the contents to President Taft. it will be February before he can learn how the votes were cast That Is but three days from February r., Lincoln's birthday and the day on which Taft is said tI desire Co ar fix his signature to the Arizona statehood proclamation.
 About February 20, Tatt's procla- nation will te in Phoenix, and on that day it is likely that Governor elect C. W P Hunt and all the new state officers will take the oath of omice. As it is customary, the mem Dsrs Of the supreme court will receive the oath first so that they can ad- minister the obligation 10 the state officers.
 All these dates are based on state Mlnts made this morning by George T. Young. secretary Of the territory who with Governor Sloan and Chief Justice Kent is canyassing the elec- ton returns at the Capitol building.
 Missing returns from Parker and one precinct in Santa Cruz have de- layed finishing ita count in Santa Cruz and Yuma Tam, Verde is miss ing from Pima and that county can not be closed up until it arrives.
 Pima Santa Cruz, Yuma and Yaya- pal are the only counties not com plete. YavaFai is being left until the last. though it apD-ars alphabet jelly above Yuma The Ieturus from Eavapai have not yet been touched
 By tbe' canN assing clerks it is stated that they cannon finish the count and make blue prints of the tabulated returns b. counties earlier than next Thursday It will take two days to get the official returns iu shape for President Taft, which fixes Saturday, February 9. as the date on which they will be started to Washington D. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
HONORS IN NJ WAY SWELL HENRYS PRIDE
New Senator Is Economical and Puts on
 No FrillS
By Jo Conners.)

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Sau 26.-
 Jeffersonian simplicity has nothing
 on the Ashurst brand. It is pro
 bable when Tommie made his trip
 after election, that he wore a suit
 of clothes that cost more than SIP,
 and there was no tariff in those | days When Henry, after having
 made a strenuous campaign over
 the state, in which the prize was a United States senatorship, decid-
 ed to recuperate. having captured the handicap, he took a trip to San
 Francisco, combining business with some other business, and saent l three weeks
 Having won in the race it was natural that Henry should blow him
 self a little. He did; $40 went 10
 swell the coffers Of the railroad company. the Pullmans. and then the hotels in, San Francisco cost
 a heap He had two Or three sup pers after the regular hours and that cost some. and there were oth- CT little expenses. Anyway, when the United States senator-elect re turned to Arizona and reckoned the 1 cost Of his trip he found the three
 weeks trip cost him $40. Of that sum SIP had been spent for a suit of clothes During the campaign he roughed it and the trips over ! the mountains on stages, in wagons and horseback made the suit he had ! been wearing look a little seedy and he thought the job he had just ac- quired made new suit Q necessity, as the dignity Of the United States senate must be up held. So he squandered SIP for a suit Of clothes. He had another suit with him. the | banquet. split tail kind. and it was worn when he addressed the large | audiences which greeted him at l banauets in San Franuisco and Los Angeles. He has two of these suits. one nearly new and the other not more than three years old. He was not a bit backward about telling it after election. but would he have
 said so during the campaign? Per
 haps yes. but one would have been surprised had he given out the in- formation without being questioned He did not brag about having the ! two suits. merely stated it casually 1 in conversation in his office yester-
 day rather offering it as an excuse
 for wearing the new SIP suit every
 day since his return.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
CODE OF
 ARIZONA SATISFIES
General of Staff States Natioanl Guard
 Rules O K.

The officers at the head of the national guard of Arizona met some time ago in Phoenix and dreU un new bill to apply to the service in this state. This bill or code was made after careful study of the codes Of the different states and in it IS incorporated the best parts taken from the various state codes The proposed bill was sent 10 the var department at Washington for con siOeration by the authorities end Ire following letter has been received by Captain Charles Harris, the ad- iutant general of the guard at phce- nix in regard to the proposed bill
 War department. office of the chief of staff, division of militia af- fairs, Washington.
 November %, 1911. CaDtaini Charles Harris, Assistant
 Adiutant General. Phoenix, Ariz. My Dear Captain Harris:
 have read your militia bin with great interest and pleasure. ! con sider it a very excellent bill in every way. and if you can get that on the statute books l think that you will have one of the best. if not the best. militia law in Inc cOgatrv. Whoever prepared the bill had evi- dentiy made a study Of the pes; militia laws in the United States :. oG are aureJrized tc say for me that the bill has my fan appyc, al and support and that ] will Ae glad 70 see it eract.i into law
 With kindest regards and best wishes for the prosperity of the Ari- zCna militia. ] am
 Very sincerely yours. fSigned) R. K. EVANS. Brigadier General, Chief, Division Militia Affairs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
|, HoW's This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY c CO. Tolc1o. O. We. the igncd. have known P J. Cheney for tlte last ij years, and believe him perfectly honorable iu all blsluf-s transacfions and financially able Go carry out any obligations made hy his firm. NATIONAL BA,SIf Or COMMERCE.
 Toi-dl. O. Halls C1iarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the hloud and mu- cous surfaces of thc system Testimonials erut frer. lrirr e cents pCr bottle. scla tr aU Druggists. .
 Laks Hans Fsaiu7 r1I5 for conshpslioB-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
File Three Suits

The trustees in bankruptcy Of the Imperial Copper company have filed in -She Pima county courts in Nbeha.f of the bankrupt compsny against the Arizona, Mexico and Gulf of Califor. nia company, -si Tiro company and the Southern AfRona Smelling com rany The suits are more or less formal and are brought in the Set. tlement of the affairs of the company
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
NOTES FROM THE LABOR WORLD

The annual convention of the GeOr- g.a State Federation Of Labor will be- held at Wsycross. April 25.
 The Texas State Federation of Ia bor Will hold its annual convention in Palestine, beginning May 6.
 New York Federation Of Iabor's eX- ecU,ive committee has iudorsed a pro posed legislative measure providing for industrial insurance in that state.
 The San FranClsco Labor Temple association has asked Che Labor coun- cil 10 request affiliated unions to buy stock in Cruer to create. d buildius fund or sf5.Oo0 10 start the new build ing
 Fatalities in coal mines over the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27

country average well above two thou sand from year to year and arc double the number of decade ago. The employment continues far more dead ly than railrOading.
 The Portland Ore. city council has authorized Mayor Rushright 10 ap- point committee Of businessmen to conduct p series Oi. cooperative shops where the profits would be disori- buted among the share nolders-tne public.
 On Prussian state railways the pre- dominant working hours are eight 10 nine and nine 10 ten. More than hali the locomotive men and plate layers work less than nine hours. but 5i per cent of pointsmeh and signalmen are cn len tD twelve.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Arizona News
 Brevities
Isases Lcde Claims

Burton II Ward, of Douglas, has leased from NJ. F. Mcintyre and others two lode claims in the district that is tributary tO Tucson. in the Sicrrita mountains, and three miles from the banner property The claims are reported Co be high grade silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Weed out lnnocent

Separating sheep from goats las been in progress iu Glendale. Thir teen were arrested for burglary. The certainly innocent were first deter mined. and an even dozen went free. the uniucky thirteenth being still held.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Burrows Under stoekade

Albert tlCues, a negro sentenced from Pima county for four years for burglary. has made his escape from tLe stUckade at Tempe. After get ting out Of confinement. he changed his clothing. others having been pro 'ided, and made good his getaway
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
R.ac.nd hu Telerhcne Nnnbcr-

4 man in the island of Capri did not know tFe address of his friend in New York but be knew his telephone number to be "S9o-R East New York so he sent a registered pack age to this address and it was prompt ly delivered
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
ProvIde Heinht of Amninas

In Phoenix the city council is con. sidering the passage Of an ordinance prescribing the minimum height for awning. There is no subject uI on which pedestrians and owners ef stores more widely d-=er
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Ordered Modes, Inserietion.

Wesley ordered that this inscrip' ton. # any, should be placed upon his tombstone: Here lieth the body or John Wesley. a brand p'ncked out Of the burning, who died of consumption in the hfty-frst year of his age and leaving, after his debts are paid, ten pounds behind him; praying God be merciful Co me an unprofitable~ ser want"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Indian was snloide

The coronsr's jury at Globe has decided that the Indian whose dead body was found in the Live Oak mine was a suicide. .. as returned a yer. dict 10 that effect. fMurder was at first suspected.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Elks Celebrate Anniversary

On Wednesday night Prescott Elks celebrated the anniversary Of the es- ,ablishment Of their order iu the Mile High City. Their lodge there is six teen years old
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Practiees EarIY Rislna

C Vaucia is in Jail at Phoenix for heeSing the precept Early 10 Rise. He was seeking health and wealth in accommodating bottles Of milk, and now is acquiring the wisdom part while nguishing in jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Hinhest Cattle Prices

Gila county cattlemen are. wearing smiles, owing to prices offered for stock. fearliDgs are now reported as bringing SEQ or a triHe more per head, and two-year-olds are going at S25.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Wants Minino Information

Secretary Fraser. or the Prescott chamber of commerce. Is seeking mine informatiou. and is preparing tO let the pnbiiC knew what the min eral resources Of Yavapai really are.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Argue for Receiver

Yesterday an application for re ceiver for the Clara Consoadate, Mining company was heard iW the Pima county court, and decision re served
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27

the government for a better rate Of pay than that which clerks and let ter carriers now receive. II some consideration cannot be obtained, 1t is hinted that strike may result that wll tie up the service.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
prafta New Charter

X new charter is being drafted by City Attorney Curley, of Tucson. lt is intended to Jay the foundation foI tho commission form of governm ut. which is desired iu the old Pueblo
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
sunraaetts eeeome Aetive

Tucson Is becoming the suffra- gette city Of Arizona. It has an ac- tive club, not long organized. and is holding public meetings on Tne subject of votes for women.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Capture Knife Artist

TurilO Navarro Is in The Maricopa jail and Jesus Valenzuela lies dan serousiy wounded. The cutting arose after a quarrel over a woman
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
All Ass.sseh Ein.s

All Of the strikers accused of in. inhalation Of Espee workers in the Tucson shops have been found guilty and fined from -i0 to S25.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
Next Meetieo at Globe

The labor federation formed al Phoenix has adjourned. and be,ore that action. decided that the next meeting should be held at Globe
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
rorctlkc

A british barouet is working as q -itcr in New York. Just could not et av-y from his autoSratic tenden- Dayton Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
DIE FROM BURNS

CANANEA. Son. Jan. 26-Becse Lloyd. formerly oT Globe. a mine fore man. and one Chinese, are dead as
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-27
coolness in Extremity.

Do you th:lk he would be cool in time of dange-?" 'I think his feet would Houston Post.