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Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
AW0MANyO OBSERVATIONS
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temper and be tempted to bite child Ten and assail gruwnups.
 Not all dogs gre good dogs by any means. \ considerable number are very much ike some pcople-they need to be in jail. They are simply of no benefit whatever to a commun- ity..
 lt would be good ruling in every city to pick up any stray dog and keep him in a pound for a certain number ot days so that his owner might find him if he really wanted to own him: ff not, asphyNiate the animal It would be merciful to the dog and cer- tainly safer for humanity-the latter being of course, the more important consideration.
 Considering the contention that wo- men would not vote if they had the right, and that women should not have the ballot because the major fly Of them are indifferent or don't want it, it is Interesting to note this item recently published in a ncwspap- CT:
 The surprise of the presidential primary is the number Of voters who did not vote. In no state did more than two tifths go to the polls. In many the number was less than one. fifth: in some as little as one-tenth.''
 How is that for the enfranchised man?
 He has the vote Why doesn't he avail himself of it?
 Is he indifferent? Then the right should be taken from him,
 Doesn't he want to vote? Then de- prive him or the ballot,
 The fact that the great majority of men don't vote even in so important a matter as the presidential primary, might be taken as sufficient excuse for disenfranchising all men even the minority who want to vote.
 Anyway that'd be the method of reasoning Of a lot Of men who think they know it all Gncluding some prom snent pollticiansJ and few women who want the world to run to suit themselves.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

There are too many dogs running around loose.
 A dog may be all right in his conduct with the family owning him and to those humans whom he recOE- nizes as his friends But that is no good reason why he should be allow ed to run at large and become either nuisance or a menace to the pub lie in general
 A dog has moods and lenses the same as we have. It doesn't take whole lot to make him vicious. 1t is his nature 10 snap at anything which digFleascs him or doesn't altogether meet with his approval A good many dogs, too, have been trained Co sbe unfriendly To anybody but their own CTS.
 And many dogs arc allowed to roam about hungry. getting what food they can find at hapliazard A hungry dog is seldom an agreeable dog.
 Nobody loves a good dog more than q do. But good dog is worth keep ing within bounds. He is too good 10 be turned loose among strangers where he may develop an uncertain
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
CAUGHT ON THE ELY

An English nobleman has come 10 'America to forget his title. but it won't be long until they begin cali. ing him colonel or major and then hell have another to forget.
 Bernhardt, aged sixty-nine years, is back on the stage. It is nearly time for her to begin writing bes uty articles for the newspapers.
 There is a slight rift in the clouds. NIT. Wtckersham says he is going to retire from the cabinet, no matter how election goes.
 The Wilson boom is in need of money which shows for one thing, that it is a real bona fide boom after all.
 Prospects are that there will be a Ilot of second hand politiczl band wago: s on the market along in July
 Laura Jean Lihbey says a .man should be careful in selecting a wife Yes, he should be careful not to SC lect some other mans.
 Judging by the odor in some of the Bohemian cafes, the Turkish ciga- rette makers have not all Quit worl. to go ana fight Italy.
 There has been discovered. in Chi eago, too, a girl with a perfect foot. i.us with all that she may only be But with all that she may be onlg an indifferent cook.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

In Germany there are SO many fly ing machines that the men who oper. ate them have an organization Of their own. called the Ieague of Ger man Aviators. This league has enabl- ed the ~birdmeu" 10 make a concert ed demand for higher wages or high CT minimum wages. Famous flyers no doubt get all that they ask The sum demanded is exceedingly modest. all things considered. l. is only 300 marks a month. which means less than $75.
 That Is what the German ayiators think the least noted and least pop ular men of their craft ought to get for risking their lives every time they work. It is the limit fixed for taking long chances with death in the or dinary course of their occupation.
 Some of these flying men. it seems
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
EASTERN MARKETS
 YE s T E R D A Y
lBy L J. Oyerlockl

BOSTON, July 1.-The feature O. the local marset today Was the strength of Butte and Superior. IL is rumUred that the litigation regard ing this property has been over cs- 'imated, and that it will probably he settled UUt of court. The bal anCe Of the local cgppers were very dull. and were notable only for the scarcity of offerings. One of the floor traders remarked today: 'I am very hullish on these cOpperg. and would buy something, but | cant find anything to buy. With the return of activity we will surely see higher prices.
 PAINE WERBER and co.
 IH the local curb list Warren was the feature. Stock bid up to Is without dislodgiug any stock. Sag maw firm at :. Wolverine offered at Sl00. Total sales New York 2lI.- 500.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

is destructive and demoralizing to
 every right and interest Of the Amer
 ican people, while democracy stapds
 unequivocally for a program of tarin reform and reduction which is essen
 tial to the prosperity and happiness of the people and to the growth and expanse of American commerce and industry.
 To charge that democratic tariff reform will be detrimental to Amer. ican wealth producers and wage-earn. CTS, whether on the farm or in the factory. is to talk cant and hypocrisy. This wonderful American republic was founded, and its true greatness developed and established, by demo cratic statesmen and democratic lead. CTS who have unfalteringly feu@ht the heresy that a ;ariff tax levied not for revenue. but to increase prices and augment profits. ever was or ever can be beneficial to the people who must pay the tax
 Why should intelligent Americans give heed to the selfish clamor of tariff scaremongers? They have been pampered and coidled until they re- gard themselves as owners of the na. ticn and masters of the people. With arrogance they threaten and destruction if their ca. pacity suffers the slightest check. or if veto is placed or their tariff l license to rife and empty the pockets ] Of their fellow citizens.
 It has been truly said that The ! Tarif is the Mother of Trusts" More ! important and far-reachiug than this accurate indictment of republican | is the fact that the tariff is ! the parent of practically all the cor ruption that exists in our national life | and politics.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
Birdmen Organize
 For Higher Wages

have been paid as little as 157 marks a month, or about $37. That is not much more than a dollar a day, and although 1t is true that several days may pass when no exhibitions are given and no use is made of aero planes, the terrible risk of the work when it comes makes such pay a sad chespening of life. lt also involves much danger of injuries which are not fatal but disabling and largely destroy the earning power of the vic tim
 In this country flying machines will have Co be made much safer before there Nill be $37-a-month aviators for hire. or men willing to risk their lives for S75 month. American care lessness Of life is a national scandal and a world wonder. but American wages are far above the German scale for flying.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
PENSION PLAN FOR t2,oso

BOSTON. Mass. July 1:-TweIve thousand employees of the New Eng- land Telephone and Telegraph Com pany are directly concerned in the old age and disability pension. plsn which ask put into effect by the company today After 20 years service an em- ploye may be pensioned for disability at the age Of 60. or when five years older may be retired on pension at his own volition. At the age of 70 retirement will be compulsory. The minimum pension is to be s25 a month and the msximum si00 a month. The employees are not called upon to make any contribution to the maintenance of the pension system.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

July 1. lS2l-SDatn agreed to sell Florida 10 the United States. lS52-Body of Henry Clay lay in state in the national capitol at Wash ingtOn. lS63-Gen. Alfred PieasOntOn. in command Of the cavalry divi sion Of Cen. MCaGc's army, took mp his position at Gettys burg, in advance Of the Con federates 1SGi-Josiah Quincy, statesman. died at Quincy. Mass. Born in Bos- ton, Feb 4. 1772. lS67-ACt of confederation came in- 10 effect in Canada. to Thomas A. Hen dTicI,G, vice president Of the Tinted States. unveiled in In- diauapOlis. 1898 American troops defeated the Spanish in battle of Fl Caney l91i-A German warship landed troops in Morocco.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
ACCORDING TO UNCLE AsNgR

never see real man yet that a5ed pertumcry.
 X ieller from 8 small town will al ways foller a band or a fire ipiine.
 When the wimmCn git the ballot most every one of 'em will have two votes-her own and her husbands.
 There are a lot Of spring hats that should never be sprung.
 One thing we will never sec is @ lawsuit over the will left by poet.
 Three fellers who never seem aux- ious 10 have man save his money fer a rainy day are the butcher, the baker and the Candlestick maker.
 ! never yet heered a felcr say d word agin' his own autOmobila, for he is generally anxious to sell it and git another kind.
 So fur as versatility is concerned
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
CANANEA NEWS
 NOTES

CANANEA. Mex, July 1.--Eighteea Yaqui volunteers, with their horses and equipment, left Cauanea on Sun day morning for HormosilIo, from where they are to go to the tres dis triCt in pursuit Of a small band Of Yaqui Indian renegades. The men came in two freight cars which were attached to the passenger train from Naco. and on the following morning left on the NoEales train.
 Affairs have about been cleaned up in the south, and the report that Yaquis are again committing depreda- tions comes as a surprise. However. the officials are Of the opinion that the band in question is but a small handful Of malcontents who in any other time would act in a like man ner
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
CANDIDATES OF rHe FUTURg

Repubiican-Teddy, Bill, Robert
 DemOcratic-Champ, Woodrow, Jud- son, william J., Oscar.
 Suffrage-Mabel, Myrtilla. Gladys, Phyllis, Susan, Agnes MiIlicent, Amatyllis, Mag, Flo, Blythe, Jose phine, Martha, Sylvia, Emmaline, Carrie, Birdie Pansy, Lily Rose, Bridget, Priscilla, Lutie, Mamie, An nie, Dollie, Hyacinth, Violet, Dove, Bedellia.
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Deadly eIass-..

A contrast to. the Venetian n -ziassss 'e'blct Fere popuisriy srpposed to ay niseesitpoisoned liquor were pouf- ed into thsm. were glasses which poisoned all who drank from them. The poison was crystsIlized at the bottom of the glass. from which it was indistinguishable. and as 1t dis solved very slowly it could be used many times with deadly effect. Some such glasses can be seen at the Brit ish museum.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
WHY HE KNEW

,Teacher-what is a man-o-war? Boy-A cruiser
 Tescher-What makes it go? q Boy-.its screw sir. Teacher--Who are on board her? Boy-Its crew, sir
 Teacher-You'F very smart boy Where were you born2
 Boy-Crewe. wir.-Chrsstian Intel lgencer,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
ROAD LAWS TO BE RecoOlrreo

TACOMA. Wash.--Somplete recodi- fication of the county road laws of Washington will he madq by con- mittee from the State association Of County Commissioners with the as- 'ssstshce sof Atty.1en, wfv Tanner. as the result of "a decision taken at a meeting of the esssociatton's spec ial committee in Taconla recently.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

there ain't no month in the year that has got anything on April.
 Miss Lutie Perkins says the lips that touch Ticker shall never touch her'n; but a feller would haf to be soused before he would want to.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
IN OTHER WORDS DON'T DO IT

What shall ! sing to you. Jack2' Have you a song with refrain7' "Yes.s
 Well then, please refrain -e-zion's Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
Red HaII Ih lreIand.

Red bail Is not unknown. Tn May oi 1885 there, was quite heavy tall Of it at Csstieweila6, - County Down, Ireland Red and white fell to gether And the red hue was not merely on the surface of the pellets, 5ut vent through and through.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Although Taft had . wire to Chi eago, a committee will go and tell him that he has been nominated.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

On Saturday evening a benefit con cert and entertainment was given at the Tcatro Cananea. the proceeds of which are 10 be donated to the fund which Is being used for the compile ton Of the cathedral of the Catholic church here There was a large at tendance, and quite a sum was real ized by the affair. An English come dy was one of the numbers. those taking part being Miss Ella McCor- mick and Mssrs. Kirk Sinclair, Gtrge Skinner and Julius i.Oomis. The cast was good one, and the playlet was presented in an almost professional manner
 The musical numbers were many and good. the best local alent oI Cananea taking part in the affair.
 The secondhand furniture store of the Cananea Stores was entered some time Saturday night, and quite an amount of small articles was car ried od. The same night the ware house of the hardware department of the company was also entered, and a few small stoves were hauled away.
 It is reported that two Americans who have been working in the Chi yatera store of the company entered the place on Saturday night and ap- propriated the contents of the cash register, which is reported to be anywhere between 100 and ,000 pes os. The suspected persons left Can anea Sunday morning at 6:30 on the NogaIes train. s-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Many presidential candidate has been defeated by the antics of fool ish men professing to he his friends, but really intent upon exploitation Of their own vain selves.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

After studying the newspaper DOT traits of prominent politicians one is forced to admit that. whatever their faults. they can never be accused of harboring beauty.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

The Baltimore convention is look ing forward and not backward.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

pr. Cooke the alleged explorer. re- fused the other day to be inter viewed We can't imagine why any body wanted to make it necessary for him to refuse.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

The man who makes a bolt is like. ly to guaw a file.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

"who." asks tn Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. is going to heal the schism in the Ia Toilette ranks?" We don't know; but is schism a good name for it2
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Have you compIc-ei arrangements for that safe and sane Fourth?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

By the way, has anybody heard of Mir McGovern since he was not elect ed temporary chairman of the repub- lican convention?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

There are only three of the little governors" in the eighteen charler members of the Roosevelt party. 70
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Roosevelt has captured one demo crat-the kids Judge" of Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
W.TAE .SPVPllg 2 
 by Roy k.Moulton. q
CCopyriEht lsll. c. N. Matherl

Oh, shortcake, 'tis of thee, Sweet cake of strawberry,
 Of thee l sing. Cake of a luscious grade
 With melting fruit inlaid Of all the pastry made
 Thou art the king.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

If you don't know how to write you can sign your checks with your finger-prints.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

The casual persons who See a deadly parallel between Chicago and Baltimore should read between the lines. They might get things straigh- ter
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
HIS PRESS
 ANNOUNCE BABY BOY

Good News is the name Of a week. ly paper published by the Rev L. x. D. Wells. pastor of the Church of the Disciples of Christ at East Orange. Just as the last edition was being run on the press the pastor heard of the birth of a child at the home of one Of his parishoners, and imme- diately ordered the press stopped. Lift the form shouted the pastor, and the compOsitor was handed the following paTaeraph to be inserted in the news columns:
 We stop the press to announce
 the arrival of Ernest Murray
 Thorpe. who came Friday at II
 a. m. Mother and baby are doing
 nicely This is worthy of a special
 edition of the Good News."
 The importance of the birth of the child grew upon the mind of the and before the edition of 2,00O copies was run on another lift" was made
 This time the front page was torn down and all news eliminated. In it's place the following was set up in large wood type and printed in scar. let ink:
 ENrDa E&t-f1Af,
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PI. suhced for Lara. Party

Over % persons partook. the other day at Gorleston. Suffolk. England. of gigantic sea-pie, into the making of which there entered two stone of four, six rabbits. six OK and sheep kidneys, 2S pounds of beefsteak, two score of green vegetables, half a stone of on. ions, and two stone of turnips and car. rots- The total weight of the pie was over two hundred pounds, and t took fuTf daVastsnt anatrs .
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

It is assumed that Governor Hadley of Missouri doesn't care much where the new third party holds it's con yention
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

China is coclly. It won't take "a loan of s3OO,OOO.OOO subject to foreign supervision of the disbursements. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Anyway. it is not stampedable con ventiou H.. ,.
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EXTRA EDITION! Ernest Murray Thorpe Arrived ii a. m. Friday. Weiuht, ten poUndS

The pastor was naturally proud of bis journalistic feat until informed that the child Is girl and will be christened Shirley. Pastor Wells will make the necessary correction in his publication next Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02
rHef1ARIFF.

In the coming campaign the under lyiag ideas of the two great political parties will be definitely and clearly revealed. It will be seea and under stood that republicanism stands for
 q systsm of extreme protection that
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Amelia Bingham. the actress and president of the Professional Womans club. says New York is the most moral town in the world. We shall continue. however, to believe that there Is less wickedness in Coshocton,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

Baltimorians dislike having their city called a nice little" one. Well, it seems to be rather a tight fit for a democratic convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

The contrary should not be nasty about the one-term amendment It may want the democratic president for two terms
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

body can remember when he wasn't on hand 10 help select the party's can didate. A. A. Jones and William F. SapD are national committeeman from New Mexico and Kansas, respective ly. D. NJ. Field halls from Porto Ri.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

There was once a cOnundrum about the difference between the bandanna and d-n banner which might be easonably revived.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-02

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 Anyway. it is not stampedable con, ventiou. 9. Do.
 Have you combIc-e,l arrangements for that safe and sane Fourth?
 The man who makes bolt is like. ly to guaw file.
 The Baltimore convention is look ing forward and not backward.
 Roosevelt has captured one demo crat-the kids Judge" of Denver.
 If you don't know how to write you can sign your checks with your hnger-prints.
 Although Taft had 2 wire to Chi eago. a committee will go and tell him that he has been nominated.
 There are only three of the little governors'' in the eighteen charter members, of the Roosevelt party.
 China is cocly. It won't take "a loan of s3OO,OOO.OO subject to foreign supervision of the disbursements. .. The contrary should not be nasty about the oneterm amendment It may want the democratic president for two terms.
 There was once a conundrum about the difference between the bandanna and d-n banner which might be seasonably revived.
 Baltimorians dislike having their city called a nice little" one. Well, it seems to be rather a tight fit for a democratic convention.
 It is assumed that Governor Hadley of Missouri doesn't care much where the new third party holds its con vention.
 The casual persons who See a deadly parallel between Chicago and Baltimore should read between the lines. They might get things straigh- ter
 Many a presidential candidate has been defeated by the antics of fool ish men protesting to he his friends, but really intent upon exploitation Of their own vain selves.
 After studying the newspaper DOT traits of prominent politicians one is forced to admit that, whatever their faults, they can never be accused Of hsrboring beauty.
 pr. Cooke the alleged explorer. rel fused the other day to be inter viewed. We can't imagine why any body wanted to make it necessary for him to refuse.
 "who." asks tn Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. ifs going to heal the schism in the Ia Toilette ranks?" We don't know; but is schism a good name for it2 By the way, has anybody heard of Mr. McGovern since he was not elect ed temporary chairman of the repub lican convention? Amelia Bingham. the actress and president of the Professional Woman's club. says New York is the most moral town in the world. We shall continue. however, to believe that there Is less wickedness in Coshocton, Ohio, :tban in New York. THefrARiFF.
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Wheat
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
Al NAlLEY FIELD MONDAY.

Selling, furlongs, all ages
Roseburg the Fourth 81, Rusticana 1914,
The African 1O7. Sheriff Greuninger 107,
Rose O'Neill 1903 Greenesque 1903,
Watch Me III, Haymarket Ill.
SECOND-All ages, selling, fur
longs: Matte L. 81, *Lady Hughes 81,
Delightful 1903, BOBBY 1902, Helen Cow
1O9, Red River Ill E. NJ. Frye Ill, Bion
THIRD-Three year olds and up,
selling. furlongs; *F'awn 81, Irish
Town 1872 Modern Priscilla 1922 Bay OF
Pleasure 1922 Calethumpian 104. Mad
River 107, Grecian Bend 109, Glipian
III. Semiquaver ia.
FOURTH Mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing. 4 year olds and up: *Stickpin 1902,
Dorothy Webb 1907, Tender 107, Casso-
wary 1907, Cuttyhunk l0s. Little March
mont 109, Montclair 1903. Otilo l09,
Naughty Lad liz.
FTFTH-Selling, furlongs, 3 year
ODDS and up: Cloak 102, Lucetta 109,
Shirk 1903 Sabo Blend Ill, Starboard
Ill. Chippewayan ia.
SIXTH-Selling, furlongs, 4 year
olds and up Elizabeth 107 Myrtle
Marion 107, Carrissima 107, Planutess
107. Sir Mincemeat 1903, Kironi 1903,
Kaufman 100, Red Bob 109, Ben Sand
1903. Clevine 112, McAndrews liz.
SEVENTH-Sell furlongs. 4
wear olds and up: +Rinda 1O4, Western
Belle 1909. Wanter Ill Irish Kid Ill,
Golconda Ill, Joe Gaitens Ill, Duke
of Bridgewater III, Camel ia.
Apprenticeship allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.