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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
GAUGING DOWNFALL OF RAIN
Scientific instruments Have Made lt Matter of Absolute Mathe-
 matlcal Precision.

Few people really understand how
 rain is measured. Wo often read in the newspaper that so many inches of rain have fallen during a certain period, but it Is difficult to realize what an inch of it actually means. The British Rainfall association have years records of rainfails in all parts of the United Kingdom. They have reports from several thousand sta tions, which are sent in by people who work" the business as a kind of hobby. There are several wooden structures now in use for measuring rain. and these are known as gauges" The most skillful is con
 trivance with a funnel at the top, through which the water passes into a cup-receiyer. The weight of the rain automatically works a pencil
 This marks on a sheet of paper wound round a cylinder, and when it has marked in this fashion two-tenths of aH inch, the cup tilts over and empties the contents. The pencil returns to it's former position, and the same little device is repeated necessarily until the rain ceases to fall, while the pencil continues to register on the paper attached.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
TRIAL JURY MEETS
 TOMBSTONE MONDAY
Several Murder Cases Listed Session Probably Contin-
 ue for Month

The trial jury Of the superior court will meet at Tombstone Mon day to hear criminal cases that have accumulated since the last term Of court. Assistant County Attorney Alexander Murrv will leave Saturday for Tombstone to assist County At .orne5. W. G. Gilmore in the prosecu' ton of cases.
 It is believed that the session of the jury will last Q month. Among the cases that will come up for trial st this term are those of Jack Ben net, who is charged with murdering Roy Wiley at Johnson several months ago: BonebTake. who will sta"d trial for the second time on the charge Of murder, and the Puente case, the defendant being charged with mur. deriEg another Mexican by stabbing him with @ knife in Douglas about a month ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
choos. NsIahbers With Home.

"The subject of neighbors Is one on which we are sensitive" writes Az nes Athol in an article on Some Things That We Learned by Renting a House in the Suburbs" in which she advocates renting g house before you buy one in Suburban Life Magazine Tt Is true that the people directly in our rear are charming in the social sense, but unfortunately. they spend but six months time at home. On one side of us are some poor but honest neighbors. whose children have taught mine innumerable little phrases with which they startle us from time to
 time. My Godl and I ain't got no and Come on. kidsi' do not CT actly appeal to me. Perhaps 1 am un- democratic. But even the most al- truistie would have to draw the line at a family of seven diagonally across, who never miss chance to knock the baby down or make on with unwatch- cd toys. Our resolution to surround our. own back yard (when we shall own one) with a hedge offers some remedy: bCt what shall we do about the neighbor on the other corner. who has a rebelhons cessDool?"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
FLIES 60 SWAT ROUTE
 IN TWO DAYS
No Banshee, Just Joyful Swish and Gleeful Cry as Typhoid Breeders
 Drop

Tn rnemoriam--a quarter of mil lion flies.
 That number of typhoid flies felt the swat of the swatter yesterday and the day before combined in the Commercial Clubs fiy-swatting con test. In round numbers, 250,OO0 flies have perished via the swat route since Saturday afternoon.
 The total of insecticides committed since the contest began on August Is 1, 633, 500. Cut on when they were killed also are several billion of their progeny. which bv this time would have heen old enough to put away their kilties.
 The standing of the swatters in the Swatsticka Club was not change by the count Of yesterday. but nearly ev- cry contestant progressed million ward. Leslie Park is stiH the Ty Cobb with the swat stick having Killed 379. 400 flies. A few more days will bring him to the half million mark.
 To make two blades of grass grow where one grew before Is fame. TO reduce the number of typhoid flies in Bishee bv a million and a half is useful The mar who will swat the fly and his race from the face nt the earth will deserve and re ceive the praise everlasting of medi- cal science and the civilized world and even though the contest in Bis bee rids the district of only a small portion of the pests. it will have re duced the danger Of a typhoid cpl demic by that many flies.
 The name of a new contestant ap- pears on the swatting line this morn- ing. He is w C. Stack. who former ly ran with the "all others" He land cd on the enemy for assoc flies.
 The standing of the contestants thic r,,nrni,,rr is as fnllnue.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
ROUGH MANNERS OF THE PAST
Drinking Trick in Which English Mon arch Fleured-The First Fin
 eerless Gloves.

Drinking tricks figured in diplomacy in the time of Henry VIII. Mrs. Henry Gust quotes the kings challenge to Hubertus, the representative Of the Palsgraye Frederick. He sent for two huge goblets, filled with wine and beer respectively, and gave the envoy his choice for drinking out" test. In vain Hubertus pleaded that his master had actually instituted a company Of the Golden Ring to put down such con tests, any member who broke the pro hibitlon to lose his ring and give s1 to the poor. Henry. anxious to prove that the Englishman was the better man, promised to find the forfeits him self and drank his beer at a draft, while 1t took the German four gulps to account for the wine.
 How early did mankind think of the convenience of the fingerless glove? Little was said of gloves in ancient times. but in most cases 1t is obvious that they had fingers. Those worn by the secretary of the younger PlIny. used when he visited Vssuvius, so that he might keep on jotting down notes in spite Of the cold. must have been fingered, no less than those of the Klutton in knthenaeus, who wore gloves at table so that he might han dle the ueat while hot and get in ad- vance of his bare handed fellow din CTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
SOCIAbIl|TY RUN
 ID STATE FAIR
 NOW PLANNED
]. R. Henderson not Strong for Race from El Paso; Urges Meeting of Bis
 bee Motorists

A mass meeting of automobile bility run from Phoenix to Bisbee dur ing the state fair is to be termin rules under which the socia- made is the suggestion of J. R. Hen derson. a membe- of the state fair commission, in letter tc The Re View. published below MT. Tender son correets the impression that the state fair commission is financing the los Anseles-Phoenix auto race, and gives other information that is both pertinent and interesting at this time As quite a number of Bisbee autoists contemplate going to Phoe- nix during the fair by auto. the sug- restion as to mass meeting will probably he considered we'll taken by auto owners. The letter follows:
 T note by items in the papers some statements that would not have been made. had the situation been thor onghly understood. with reference to auto races during the state fair. es- pecially as to the financing of the automobile races from Los Angeles 10 Phoenix.
 ''The fair association furnishes no part of the money for prizes in this event, as I understand it.
 "This money is furnished by Los Angeles. Phoenix and other towns nlong the route, and the Automobile association.
 T was the one who first offered the suggestion of having races or so- ciability runs from the different cit les in the state to Phoenix at fair time.
 "At the time. NIT. Bullard suggest. cd that 1t would be better. in his opinion, to have a straight time race from start to finish. and ' was Of the opinion that it should be run more on the Glidden Tour rules. and fin this way would get more auto owners to drive in the events from each town. as most every one going 10 the fair by auto would not mind entering with the crowd.
 ~ln my opinion this would prove the most interesting, as in the Fl Paso to Phoenix race the only ones entering would be racers and proba- biy all the money would go outside the state. while if the money Fhould be small enough .not tobe inviting to se' - S1Aaif NAAt H hFAEhboI nOulh get the money. and would very likely spend most of it with the crowd who accompanied him.
 AS the matter now stands, the fair commission has allowed each city 10 formulate their own rules for the race, and I would suggest that in Bisbee a meeting should be called for determining these rules, and at that meeting as many owners of autos as possible should be present.
 "Regarding the raising of the ap propriation for this race. I doubt if any raise will be made by the con- mission.
 ''I am very anxious that the Bor. derland route should be advertised at every chance, but l hardly think the other members Of the commission would fall in line on such a propo- sition. and further. the Rorderland route Is now as far advanced in pub licity as any other route. and is faining prestige faster than any of It's contemporaries.
 Gall a meeting of the Bisbee au, tomobiie contingent and ascertain the desire of Risbeeites without koine olt of town for this information.
 "Yosrs very truly,
 Signed) T. R. HENDERSON,"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
TAUGHT EXPERTS R LESSON
Accident While Casting Cannon Re. suited in Foundztlon of Present
 English Gun Factory.

We owe our present arsenal at woOlwich to an accident. The gov ernment had a gun foundry in Moor fields, where. upon one occasion, in the year 17I6. a distinguished party were gathered together to witness the operation of casting q large cannon
 A young foreigner. named Schlach who seems to have been almost an entire stranger. but who was well ac- quainted with the details of casting, noticed that one of the molds had been insufficiently dried, and warned the moidGrs against using It. They disregardcd his advice, and when he saw that he could not prevail upon them to desist. he immediately put himself well out Of harms way be fore the cannon was cast. A terrible explosion occurred when the molten metal rushed into ths wet mold, ow. ing to the sudden generation of steam that could find no outlet, and several persons were killed and large nun Der injured.
 It Is said that search was made for the man whose predictions had been 90 painfully verified. and that the gov ernment employed him to advise about the best mode Of preventing such accidents in future. The result was that Moorfelds was given up aa 6 site of a gun foundry altogether and upon his adsice the establishment; wes removed 10 the Warren a. Woot wich.-Londol Tit-BitG.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
MISSOURI EDITORS MEET.

HANNIBAL, Mo, Aug 20.-A large and representative attendance marked tbe opening here today of the annual summer meeting Of the Missouri Press association. The leading features of the program at the opening session this morning were the address of wei come by Mayor Charles T. Hays and the response by President E. ]. Pur- cell of Fredericktown. The meeting will last until the end of the week. The entertainment program provides for visits to the birthplace Of Mark Twain and to the Mississippi river dam at Keokuk.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
ACKNOWLEDGES IT
Bisbee Has to Bow to the inevitable Scores of Endorsements Prove 1t

5isbee Has to Bow to the inevitable
 Scores of Endorsements Prove 1t
 After reading the public statement of this fellow-suiferer given below, you must come to this conclusion: A remedy which cured years ago, which has kept the kidneys in good health since. can be relied upon to perform the same work in other cases. Read thls.
 H. F. Diehl, 113 E. Tenth St, Tue son, Ariz-, says: whenever I have need of a medicine for kidney or bladder trouble I use Doan's Kidney Pills and a few doses always bring relief In 1902 l gave a public state ment in their praise, and I now cheer fully confirm all I said then. I had pains in the small of my back, undobt- edly the result of cold which settled in my kidneys. and thei trouble caused me considerable annoyance know that it would De bad thing for me to neglect my case and ac- cordingly got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills. They promptly relieved md. and I continued using them until all trouble from my kidneys was re- moved. Since then I have always felt justified in telling ofthe merit of Doan's Kidney Pills"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. New York. sole agents for the United states.
 Remember the name-Doan's-an take no other.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
She Knew.

The city grille. on her first vacation m the country, was sitting at the side of the first beau she had ever had. looking at the first full moon she had ever seen in a perfectly clear sky
 Billy" she squealed ecstatically. "how perfectly delightfully."- dear. and yet how horribly sweetly sad Is the music of those toadstools. out there in the woods!'
 Why, darling" breathed William. who had been Tn the country before, once-"you can't mean 'toadstools.' The noise you hear is being made by crickets.'
 "of course," answered the city girl you know what I mean. get the names mixed up. knew it was some thing to sit oni"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
rha smoke Inspectof.

4 Chicago politician imported his cousin from the old country and had him appointed a smoke inspector. This was in the old days. He was turned loose to inspect without any instruc- tons whatever, and this Is the report be rendered at the end of the first month; q certify that have inspect ed the smoke of this city for the last thirty days. find plenty of smoke and apparently of good quality. Re spectfully submitted. Jour nal. M
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
FruIt and VsaetabI. JuIee..

Fruit and vegetables juices. on ae- count of their organic salts. are of great value as cieansers and in the elimination of waste water from tho system. It is always best to remove pulp of fruit before eating. as the eel lular walls are indigestible and All the system with waste matter. It is al- ways the cellular walls that cause in- digestion and not the fruit juice.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Freed at Gieeson.

Evans and Gibson. the two Ameri- cans who were arrested at Gleeson recently on the charge Of shooting a Mexican, were freed yesterday when they were arraigned before the jus tiee of the peace at that place. Xvi dence showed that the men were act ing in self defense as the Mexican fired first. Evans returned the fire. one bullet striking him In the arm, another in the groin and a third go- ing wild.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
RIGHT ON THE BEACH

The Parker Apartments will be opened about July 18th. Two, three and four room suites with hath. Ev- cry modern convenience. Write for descriptive fielder.
 F. NJ. Parker, Manager,
 Box ln94, Ocean Park. Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
LUMBER TRUST HEARING.

GREELEY, Colo, Aug. 2O.-The states dissolution suit against the Northern Colorado and Wyoming Lumber Dealers association and
 twenty-eight lumber companies of Colorado was called for hearing to- cay The suit is based on the allega- ton that the defendant companies are in combination in restraint of trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Is Badly RattIed.

Mere man seems never to get over an attack Of nervous excitement on oe- casions Of the stork's visit to his fam fly and this was exempfified by Sam Inge last week although it was the fourth that he had been hailed as papa. When the news was teiephon- ed to him he hastened to board car to go to the hospital and gree. his new daughter and right there showed his nervousness. The conductor call ed for his fare and Inge in his nerv. ousness tossed his nickle away and eravely taking a cigarette but: from his month placed 1t in the extended palm Of the conductor. And he won dered why they ali laughed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Married at Lowell.

Miss Ida HOnkanen, of Lowell was married to HjImar Nikkar. also Of that city. last night at 7:30 o'clock al the home of the bride in Lowell. Judge George Smith performing the ceremony. The young people are FinIanders but they speak English so an interpreter was not needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
DIAMONDS SIS A CARAT WUERKERS 229 South Spring Street, Los Angeles
Brief Local Items
State Head of mssons Coming.

Grand Master Harry Drachman of the Masons, of Tucson, will arrive in the city Saturday to pay a visit to the Bisbee lodge of Masons and will as- sist in degree work by the lodge on Saturday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Morality WIthou, RelIaIon.

Morality without religion Is only a kind of dead reckonlng-an endeavor to find our place on a cloudy sea by measuring the distance ae have run, but without any observation of the heavenly bodies.-Longfellow.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Council to Fix Tax Rate.

The city council will meet the last time as board of equalization on the night of September 2, when the tax rate for the present year will be fix ed. It is believed that the rate will neither be lowered or raised but will remain as at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
EnneraI of Ed Iohnson.

The funeral Of Ed Johnson, who was killed in a mine accident, was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the Palace chapel on Main street and interment was in Evergreen cemetery. The Calumet and Arizona band played at the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21

St. Joseph Hospital. Phoelix, Ari- zona. offers young women thorough training For particulars address Su- perintendent of Training School.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Charity In comprcm!se.

The best methods of compromise are always the simplest, and the sim plest are founded on grounds of mutual charity.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-21
Rain Stops Work,

The heavy rain of Monday after noon caused cessation of work at the Czar shat of the Copper Queen mines for time On one level the water rose to depth of ten feet and also interfered with the work on oth- CT levels.