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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-12-06
Common Council Proceedings.
EDGERTON, WIS, Dec. 2, 1912

Regular meeting of the common
council, Mayor Skinner presiding. AL
dermen responding to roll c. were
Jensen, Farman, Cleary, Dickinson,
Dallman, Stark.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Financial report of city treasurer for
month of November, showing a balance
in the treasury on Dec. of $1063. Is,
read, accepted and ordered filed.
Following bills audited by finance
committee were read and allowed, all
voting in affirmative on roll call:
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-12-06
B. L. CLEARY,
O. j. JENSON,
AUG. DALLMANN,
Financial Committee.

Financial Committee.
Aid. Dickinson offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved. BY the Mayor r and ID Common Coun,
the taxable property. for city purposes, and
that the amount be collected in taxes with the
state, county and school taxes Tor the current
year, and that the same be credlted 10 the Iol
lowing funds:
WaterworkS fund for hydrant
rentals $1,000 90
Salary and expense fund. 80. ZOO w
Library fund lUUO W
Tightinp fund ~ $500 90
Sewer bond fund. ............ 10 W
Street and bridge fund.- ....... $50 IS ol90oo Is
And that the estimated IN
come be credited as follows
WaterWOrkS fund. ..........., 6OOO w
General fund .....-...-. 21OO W
License money to be paid -
county,. ........--....--- oUO OU SSOO W
s2ss85 80
Roll call on resolution: Ayes 8.
On motion council adjourned.
H. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
EASTERN MARKETS
Y z S T E K d A Y

BOSTON. June lit was officially
announced this morning that the Han
cock had entered a good lode which
the officials felt certain was the Pc
wabic lode Stock advanced to 50
rs and later declined in sympathy
with the rest Of the list The whole
market had a sageing tendency. and
practically every stock showed de
cline Politics are stu a factor. and
the near approach of the republican
convention is limiting speculation and
causing evening up of contracts We
firmly believe the present level OF cop
pers is very low considering the price
OF the metal, and believe buyers who
hold patiently viii be rewarded with
good profits before the end OF the
summer Quincy is earning $I4.OO,
CRANKY $1,000, Range $500, Osceola
$1,000, Ahmeek $500 and others in
proportion. and stocks will some time
sell accordingly.
PAINE, WEBER and co.
Offerings Of Wolverine and Ari-
iona continue light, with % to 81
nd Total sales New York $4,000
Copper metal Il IS to IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
THE EFFICIENCY
OF BUYING AT HOME.

lid you ever stop to think What a
convenience it is TO have full line
Of good retail stores at home in cur
own community:
1t enables people TO see goods at
any time before paying down money.
In that the purchaser is able to de-
tect faults that could never be found in
buying from catalog cut.
Furthermore you get your goods
when you want them without bother,
letter writing. or without the fatigue
CT a Journey to n biz city and tramp
ing al over its streets. It is an econ.
omy OF time, car fares, human e?ergy.
Furthermore you can do your
shopping at your leisure, when you
are in a mood for it, rather than in
the haste and furry Of a trip out OF
town. In our home stores you take
all the time you want to talk over
YOUR purchase and inspect goods
You can positively assure yourself
that you are buying right
Furthermore YOU get more per
sonal and intelligent attention in a
home store than anywhere else. The
proprietors and CLERKS must please
home trade, or get out OF business. 1t
is human nature 20 take more pains
for people th,t arc known than for
strangers. The home merchant will
go the utmost limit to give sausfac.
ton for defects in the goods, and
without irritating red tape.
When locating ,or residence or bus
mess. people are as slow to settle
in a place lacking good stores as in a
place wnere the water is not good.
II VIC want TO draw IN new resi-
dents. everyone must do his share to
provide them with the nyeniences
Of retail trade. The only way TO do
this is to patronize the home mer,
chants.
1t is the good fortune Of this com
munity to have a line OF finely equip.
ped and attractively stocked retail
stores. But il every dollar possible
we're spent at home, these stores
could srow faster. put IN fuller as
aortmen;s. employ more clerks. Thus
they would contribute to the conyen-
fence Of every resident, and add to
the prosperity Of cyery property
holder.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

\ Philadelphia woman, accused OF
being a habitual scOld, has been tried
and convicted.
This following SO closely upon the
Imprisonment Of a woman for circd-
latiug malicious gossip, in an eastern
state. looks as if serious halt IS be-
ing called upon what have been con
sidered certain feminine privileges
Many a home has been house OF
misery because some woman in II
considered it her inalienable right ~
ScOld.
The scold has always been. We
hear Of her way back in history
There was Xantippe for instance.
Xautippe probably thought she had
good cause for scolding. All scolds
Justify themselves by what they con
slider good reasons.
The ducking stool was invented for
the scOld. A wholesome fear or this
wet Encouragement undoubtedly
caused many temperamental scolds to
hold tongues and temper.
Since the ducking stool there has
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
AWOMANyO OBSERVATIONS
Ed>aKW@2ey

been nothing TO hamper the scold.
She has had fun sway Husbands
have deserted because Of her. Child
rem have run away from home. Those
members OF the family who remain IL
juxtaposition. usually are spiritless
creatures cowed 10 the point OF en-
durance.
Why do people scold?
Possibly because it's about the cas-
lest thing they can 90. II requires
thought TO exercise tact, self control
to utter the soft answer, sympathy to
understand another's point OF view.
and the exercise of good judgment
to be reasonable.
The scold is seldom reasonable. She
tries to gain BIZ force OF her tongue
what she wants whether it is for the
best or not She doesn't recognize
any point Of view but her own, there
fore she can not syIupathize with any
body else, and loudly insists that her
own view is the only right one. The
very fact that she scolds testities 70
her lack Of scll-contrOl. She scorns
the soft answer that would turn AVA
wrath. Just as she seOrns TO take
thought so that her commands and
demands might be uttered in such
way that those who hear win gladly
do her bidding. It's easier to scOld.
Women are not the only scolds,
however. There are masculine scQlds,
aud many a household looks forT ard
with fear and trembling 10 the home.
coming OF the man sCold
However. ,he. man sculd seldom
develops from scolding mother.
When a boy has had much sCOlding
at home. as a man he Becomes an al
most subservient slave 10 peace. The
woman he marries has a husband al
ready trained for her. The man scOld
is usually the son Of a doting mother
who has him so thoroughly spoiled
that nothing is quite good enough for
! him. His wife always suffers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"

June -
164J-Thc Parliament army defeated
the royal army under Charles
l. at Nascby.
I777-American congress adopted the
flag Of the Stars and Stripes.
Bouaparte became master Of
Italy as a result OF his victory
over the Austrians at Marengo.
1SO1-Benedict Arnold, the American
general who attempted to be
tray his country, died in Lon
don Born in Norwich, Com
Jan. 1 17ff.
lSOJ-GCn Robert Anderson, who
commanded the Federal forces
in Charleston harbpr at the
outbreak Of the civil war. born
near Louisville. Ky. Died in
France, Oct, 20, 1871.
1S11-Iarriet BeecbcT stowe, author
OF Uncle Toms Cabin" born in
LitChfeld Conn. Died in Hart.
ford. July II, 1896.
1S63-Pittsburgh fortified by earth
works in anticipation OF q siege
by the coufedcrates
lg07-NOrWcgian parliament granted
limited suffrage to women.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
JAP TO READ DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE

HONOLULU. June IA feature OF
the local celebration on the Fourth
OF July will be the reading Of tie
Declaration of Independence by OH
Miyahara a Japanese girl graduate
OF he Honolulu high school. With
the consent OF the girls parents she
agreed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Judge Barefoot SAYS he would buy
an automobile this year but his wife
has such peculiar notions that She
refuses to agree to placing a mort.
gage on the house
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
aP,c1uRE BRIDES ARE BARRED

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1f.-There
will be no more picture brides from
japan An announcement was made
here today Of a ruling made sustain
ing the recent action OF the immisra'
ton board here in defining a humber
OF japanese women whose only
rroof of their marriage was their
likeness in photographs exhibited by
their Husbands" Nearly ninety per
cent of the Japanese women who
come 10 this country pass in as pic
ture brides" Those who oppose
their entry maintain that many are
imported for immoral purposes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

The campaign was bad enough but
now il is worse than ever. Mrs. Bel
lamy Storer has starJsd going and
there is no way TO stop her
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

A "dawg" song has been composed
for Roosevelt campaign purposes. It
is no use. Champ Clark has the
"dawg" song ard no one can infringe
,pou bis right.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
shine leaves for Baltimore

Dr. T. +. Shine, delegate 10 the
democratic national convention, left
yesterday afternoon for Baltimore.
going by way of Chicago, where he
will attend the republican national
convention as "A visitor. DR.. Shines
credentials as delegate we're acknOwl-
edged before Judge Smith. Of Lowell.
n was Lowell precinct that started
Dr. Shines boom for delegate. and
he received a very fattering vote In
the primary in that precinct. as he
did in all Of the large precincts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

The supreme court Of the United
States never did more popular thing
than 80 turn down the commerce
court in its assumption that it was
greater body with greater powers
than the interstate commerce com
mission. The supreme court didn't
give the decision because it would
please the people, but because il was
right
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

A Judge in Milwaukee has again
ruled that no law requires news
paper mar TO divulge the source Of
confidential information. and that he
NAV not be made 10 testify ia court
II is also in line with common sense
and Justice. II goes without saying
that n reporter who hahitualiy dis
closed where he got his information
would soon cease Ia he a reporter
The. ethics and CHARACTER Of modern
journalism 5depaqd this measure Of
protection both TO the newspaper and
the reporter. There are other pro-
LESSONS. the ministry. and medicine,
for instance. whose votaries are pro
tected in similar confidential relation.
over and over again the courts have
neld such secrets inIiolate
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
NO GAMBLING FOR FIGHT FANS.

LAS VEGAS. June 1f-Repurts that
visitors to the Johnson-FiyHn fight are
to be given a touch OF the Old time
frontier life by open gambling mere
were denied bv tie district attorney
Office today where it declared gamb-
ling in all forms will be suppressed
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
Coodinq and Snyder Rusticsting

Professor l. ~ GoOdine. teacher OF
science al the high school, and Prin.
cipal Snyder. of the high school. arc
en- route TO the White mountains,
where they will spend the summer
gathering botany specimens. Their
camp will be near old Fort Thomas,
nearly nifty miles from a railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Now that Governor Hunt has eN-
pressed his views on boxing bouts
what do you suppose he thinks of
a republican national convention?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

A. a matter Of fact rho pruno is a
fine thing 20 cat and ir has a flavor
that plcascg II ~ good for the system.
There can be nothing against the
prune except the old timc-worn jokes
The prune jokes should be laid on
the shelf along with the mothcr-in-law
Jokes They are all too ancient 10
call for more than old AID faded mcm-
cries.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
Railroad Man loses Eye

Frank Smith, an enploye Of the
III Paso and Southwestern railroad,
is in the Copper Queen hospital here,
suffering from injuries received in
an accident at Fsirbauk, when bolt
struck him in the right eye and de-
stTOyed IT,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
Iucson Moose Carnival

Several members OF the Moose
lodge here are planning 10 attend the
Moose carnival at Tucson On July ,
and (. though Bisbee's Representations
will probably not be large on account
OF the Fourth Of July celebration here.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
Personal Mention

Mrs. p1IrtcIl, OF the Golden. has re-
turned from trip to Irleuad, where
she spent several months,
W. NJ Adamson, of Douglas, was
IN the city yesterday on business.
Constable /. r. Bailey, Of Low ell,
is expected to return today from
Phoenix, where he has been since
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Miner leave to
day for Catalina Island. whore theJ
Will spend several weeks.
+. G. Hurst, an architect OF Phoenix
who formerly resided in Bisbee, is
in the city.
J. z. Rowlands, Of Phoenix. is a
business visitor in the city.
John ;. Williams Jr., or NacOzaTi.
Sonora, was registered at the Copper
Queen hotel yesterday.
H. l. Hamburg. OF Hamburg, was
in the city. yesterday on business.
Mrs. john Dennis left yesterday
for st. DOais, where she will visit
relatives. Is
Alex Mckenzie will leave today for
| Toronto. Canada, on a vacation trip
Charles Trotman and A. NJ. Colweil
/ left yesterday for Los Angeles.
| EberIH NNhaaler uae in fha city :
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Lillian Russell. who is giving QUO
lot Of advice, says that when the feet
hurt after d long walk they should be
bathed and then massaEed in olive
oil. Why not cut out the long walks
and use the olive oil on the sliced
tomatoes
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
Gun Case Postponed

Gun Case Postponed
The case Of the state against j..
Johnston, charged with carrying a
concealed weapon, was called in
Judge Highs court yesterday morn
ing. at which time Johnston through
his attorney. j. 5. Williams. entered
a plea OF not guilty, and the case was
set at four O'Clock yesterday after
noon. At that time it was postponed
until ten o'clock this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Honest now. did you expect that any
OF the Roosevelt contcsting delegates
from the South would he seated
And do YOU honestly believe that the
Roosevelt leaders expected to have
the committee seat any OF them
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
- .THE .SPVRla =
II OE.THE'MOMENT
W. by Roy K Moulton. q

n. Mather)
Siphon should do well in a squirt
Doc. Cook is not very good pole
horse.
II seems as though Gas Mantle
would be apt to break suddenly.
Hamfat should walk home.
Galosh ought TO be great in the
mud.
Breakfast Food is usually good for
an early start.
Sulphur Match is generally scratch
ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
TIPS ON THE RACES

(By our staff Tippler)
Brass Band ought to be in front
most Of the time.
Pelican should win by a nose
As a sulky horse, Pessimist ought
to do well
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Before YOU put up all the money
you have on the prize fight al Las We
gas on the Fourth, let il he mentioned
to you that the Big Smoke once
whipped Flynn in eleven rounds and
he did not have hard time doing
it Don't let your desire to see a
white hope" win make your pocket
book flahby
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
AT ThE LUNCH COUNTER

Said a baid-headed man to a waitress
bold:
See here, young woman, my CO
coz S Coldi"
she scornfuny answered. Il can't
help that;
If the blamed things chilly, put
on your hat"
Said the bald beaded man to the
waitress, keen:
Young woman, l don't know what
you mean
The scornful lady replied: You're
green;
II it's cold, clamp the lid upon
your bean"
Said the bald-headed man: Your
phrases roam;
! get no sense from your slangy
tone"
The scornful maiden replied: Co
home
And put hot water bag on your
dome"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
uNAVoIDABLY POSTPONED

For the benefit Of those VINO doubt
the power of the press, we repro
duce the following notice from the
columns of one OF the Michis an
weeklies.
Owing to the overcrowded cOndi-
ton Of our columns a number Of
births and deaths were unayoidab!y
postponed this week"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Ladies ring contest opens Monday
June 10. Closes Sunday June 10 at
, D. IN. at Lewis Springs. Eagles
Redmeu picnie June 10, 1912 2o4
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
WHY

Does n woman poke at her back
hair whether it needs il or not?
Are squeaky shoes so popular with
the men who come around 10 the
Offices collecting bills? 1t isn't nee
essary 10 attract SO much attention.
Do fat men always pick out low
crowned hats
Do all tall women wish they were
little Della Foxes?
Does the trolley always come OF
when the conductor is in the middle
of the crowded car with both hands
full Of nickles and a package Of trans
fers between his teeth?
Does rent day always come Just
when you haven't got a cent?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
NNVlyflkht III.
ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER

NNSShGtN1 ~ ONkIG ADNGN
One Of the most asgravatin' jobs
on record is counting new $40 bills
in the United States treasury.
Hi Perkins has travelled almost
constantly the past five years but
he amt seen much OF the country.
lie is a conductor on car down TO
the city.
The poorest tenor singers are the
ones that always sing the most.
Anne Hilliker is getting the ma
chine in shape so his wife can run
it this summer. 1t is a Light Run,
ming Domestic.
Elmer Jones invited Deacon Stubs
up TO hear him play the pianner.
They say Elmer is one of the best
ear players in this part of the country,
but the deacon says that is lie, for
Elmer didn't play with his car, but
with his hands the same as any other
pianner player
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
Brief Local Items
Son Born

Son Born
Born to NJ. and Mrs. J. 6. Wiusor
Of Warren. yesterday, son.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

sherin Wheeler was in the city q
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15
ghort LII. yesterday moruIDg.

Deputy sheriff Allie Howe is in the
city from the county seat.
a card from Ex-MsyoT Newman.
mailed at Coblenz, has been received
at The Review office. Mr. Newman
says he is well and having fine trip.
but will be glad to return to Dear old
Cochissn in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Charles Trotman and A. NJ. Colwei
left yesterday for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-15

Alex Mckenzie will leave today for
Toronto. Canada, on a vacation trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
HALFCENT
A WORD AFTER
FIRST ms ERTiON
HUSBAND FAIR" BIG EVENT
Really the Ceremony Of the Year In
Quaint Belgian Village OF
Eceusslnee.

Brussels. Bolgium-The tenth an.
nual husband fair OF the quaint liz
ne village OF Eceussnos. situated .
few miles from the Belgian capital.
was hold recently.
Just shout a decade arc the maid.
ems OF the town resolved to take ac-
tive steps TO remedy the serious fall.
ms 81 In the number OF eligible
Young bachelors. Believing in tina
wclkr0wn feed the wretch" prin.
ciflo, they organized n breakfast, con.
slsting chiefly OF those dainty little
cakes for which the Belglans are not
ed, washed down with delicious coi'
fee and fresh cream All the girls OF
the town club together TO pay the cost
OF the breakfast. the excursions. and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

the ball which terminates the event
full days proceedings.
At nine o'clock in the morning
sprlghtly young bachelors arrive
from all parts OF the kingdom by train
and proceed direct 10 the town hall,
where they sign their names In the
Golden Book OF the Girls Marriage
Society" Half an hour later they are
served with breakfast by the young Ia
dies. who are headed by their own
elected "presidonte" The ice now
being TO some eytgnt broken the
young men ard maidcns set on 10
visit the quarrics and tho iiuc old
church OF which the Inhabitants are
Justly proud.
Naturally the young ladies' lead the
way. but they often cast furtlve
gances at the crowds OF young men
who follow with great docility. Al
half.past eleven n visit Is made to the
old fifteenth century castle, which az
fords excellent opportunities for bring
Ing the young people a little closer to
gether
At noon everybody goes 70 lunch
the mcr 10 restaurants and the girls
10 their homes. The latter tell their
anxious parents about the morning 4
happenings.
Lunch must be finished by half
past one. az this is the time fixed Tor
the official reception Of the bachelors
By the young ladies. The 'presidente'
makos a speech IN which she offers a
hearty welcome 70 the young men. and
extols the charms Of married life with
the vito OF ones choice A blare OF
truupets signals the end Of her dis
course. and dancing now begins n
every available omen space or In the
town ball II the weather is unfayor
able. Tho young couples sort them
selves out. and a number Of engage
ments. followed by happy marriages
forms a fitting conclusion 10 the pic
turesque Husband Fair" Of Ecaus
tinee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR EXCHANGE or sale quick.
Model farm: brick building; fine
dwelling: vacant lots; stock mer-
chandise. Orange Grove. Want
Drug store or notion store. clear
lands. Gouldy G. Bounds. 1873,
WILL SELL or trade good five pas
senger auto for cows, heifers or
hogs. Inquire OF phone 900. 1872
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
complete for light Housekeeping,
strictly modern. gas range and sink.
Telephone. lights, water and linen
furnished. close in. good nelghbor-
hood on West Eighth street TO cou-
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changed. Phone 1856. 2I-3c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

A crowded house will great YaR
az Grand Opera House December ith.
20-ic
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FOR RENT-One 90 acre highly inn
proved farm and one 40 acre improv-
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Postoffice. w. +. Jones 1889
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-11-28

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room in new modern home. furnace
heat, also two-room house on rear OF
lot zoos Taylor street. 1s-2c
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FOR SALE-A thoroughbred Jersey
male calf. weeks old. Would trade
for feed. ], A. Travis. 40l North
Fillmore. Phone 1870. 20-tfc
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping 40 Harrison
street. Call 7O2 Harrison street. w.
r Jones. f9-3n
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FOR RENT-six room modern house
GOO Van Buren, street Phone 573,
Askew & Slaughter. 20-3c
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FOR SALE-Chickens, must have
more room for my laying pullets.
therefore will sell some frying size
|pullets cheap. w. +. Fechner, zoos
Monroe. 20-2p
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, single or
en- suite, connected with bath also
use of horse and phaeton free. 700
Fillmore 2l-tfc
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY TO LOAN on long time on
farm or ranch land in the Panhandle.
See us individually. Can handle any
size loan. Pridd" & McSpadden, Of
flee ground floor, First National
Bank Building. Telephone 94S.
269-tfc
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FOR SALE-Good combination sad
die and harness horse. cheap. Phone
.27i. 20-tfc
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LOST-Bull Terrier. brown spot on
eye, bobtail, answers TO name spot.
Return TO 140l Lincoln. Reward
20-3c
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