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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
WILL DISCUSS
SOUTH ROUTE
Meeting of Commercial Club
Called for Saturday
Night---nOu
Men Coming
OTHER MATTERS UP

Further plans for the BoTderland
route will be discussed at q meeting
10 be held at the Office CO he Com.
mercial club on Saturday night. il
the announcement of DR.. y. G. Bled.
soc, district supervisor OF the BOF
deriand Route association, and chair.
man of the good :SadS committee OF
the Commercial club. He has re-
ceiyed q telephone message from W.
NJ Adamson. local vice president OF
the Arizona division, to the effect that
a delegation viii be in this city
from Douglas at that time. and con
sequently issues call for members
Of the Commercial club and all 9th
ers who are interested in the Border
land route, to attend this meeting
which is announced for eight O'Clock
II is in no way limited TO members
Of the club or any other OrGaniZa-
ton, a general invitation to all in
teTested being extended.
Dr. Bledsoe stated Yesterday that
as he understood il, the object OF
the meeting was twO-fold. one to ar
range for the Improvement Of a Ger.
tain section Of the BOrderldnd route
at the earliest possible date, and the
cars which are expected to pass oveI
the route soon. who will nave the
official endorsement OF the east
through the international Tours Club
OF Chicago. The route has come into
prominence now, such as the north
ern route does not enjoy. despite the
fact that a meeting in Phoenix gave
endorsement to the latter path. Mr.
Drums report on the feasibility OF
the southern route, the excellence,
comparatively, of it at this time, and
the fact that only small expenditures
are necessary 10 make il still better,
has had its effect. While Los Ange
les has been bound to the northern
highway. that great tourist resort re.
cognizes that il is from the east II
must look for tourists, and the Ell
dorsement the BOrderland route has
won from Chicago is OF more value than
an endorsement of any route from the
west. Belief is here that, recognizing
this fact, the coast city is about
ready TO swing allegiance to the way
that has been demonstrated as feast
BILE This is expected TO be one OF
the matters discussed Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
ADVOCATE THINGS
DEMOCRATS FAVOR
Local Republican Candi-
dates Circulate for
improvements

Tuesday petition. purporting to
be a platform on which the candj
dates in the city election might stand
was being circulated by J. II. Jack
terday and the day before it was not
in evidence anywhere in the business
district. it apparently having been
Withdrawn for some reason.
The first signature on the petition,
or platform. was that of J. S. VIII
liams, republican candidate for may
or, and one or two others are said
10 have signed IT, It is said that the
signers pledged themselves to oiling
the streets. lettering the roads and
cheapening the water.
As the present democratic admin
istration had already subscribed to
better roads and Oiling the streets,
the republicans apparently caught
themselves in the act of putting one
over on themselves. II was the pres.
ent city council that made a test
of street oiling in the city to find out
in what proportions the earth com.
position of the city streets would take
oil. The county will make a further
experiment in oi'iug the roads here
by oiling Naco road between Bisbee
and Lowell, and following this, il is
planned to oil the entire length 'oi
the road through Tombstone canyon
AS 10 street conditions. under the
supervision of Street Superintendent
j. +. Mcdonald the streets are in bet
ter condition than they have been in
for years. So in circulating and
signing the petition aforesaid, the
republican mayoralty candidate has
to the democratic pro
gram,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
CLEANUP FORCE IS
DOING MUCH WORK
in Future Those Who Make
Filth viii Be Taken
Before the Court

The cleanup forces Of the sanitary
department. under Sanitary Officer
Perry, which began work Tuesday,
had progressed as far south as Laun-
dry hill by yesterday afternoon. The
whole city will be gone over, and il
will require several weeks TO com.
plete the work. Laundry hill and
Bailey hill are said by the sanitary
officer 10 be the worst places in the
city. having the edge on Chihuahua
hill in that respect
Although the city was given n
thorough cleaning year ago, thOus-
and upon thousands Of tin cans and
other debris being collected, there
appear To be just as many tin cans
on the street this year and hast year,
says the sanitary officer, which seems
10 prove that during the winter
months OF the year the city Of Bis
bee lives largely out OF tin cans. Ii
every can found were tied to a dogs
tail, the mad dog question would soon
be solved. The cans collected will
be sold to the mining companies for
precipitating purposes.
This is to be the last cleanup, an
nounced Sanitary Officer Perry. Here
after, instead OF removing the cans
rom the streets annually, the police
will remove the cause for these an.
nual clean-ups. There will be no re
Taxation in the efforts of the garbage
service. but the sanitary ordinance OF
the city will be steadily and impair
tally enforced. and any one who
throws cans or other debris on the
streets will place himself liable to
arrest
The provision OF the state constt
tuition which prohibits the employ.
ment of unnaturalized aliens on pub.
lie work is being applied in the SAM
tary department as well as in the
street department, and the cost OF
the cleaning this year win be heavier
than last year. The cost OF the work
In 1911 was approximately $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

Considerable change was made yes.
terday in the standing of the contest
ants for The Reviews cash prizes as.
gregating $1,000 Miss Mary Penne-
packer, who led the list yesterday
morning. is down To sixth place this
morning, five of the contestants hay.
ing passed her during the day. II is
the constant changing. the forging
ahead OF first one and then the 9th.
er. that makes the race interesting,
and as time passes and the race nears
the end. il will become more and
more interesting.
The leader this morning is Miss
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
ELECTION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the
qualified electors OF Turquoise School
District No 25, County OF Cochise.
State OF Arizona. that an election will
be held on the sixth (Gth) day Of MAY
at which will be submitted the qucs-
ton Of voting bonds for the purpose
OF building a new school building. The
amount of the bonds to be about Three
Thousand Dollars (S3OO0.00) to run for
twenty years and bear interest II
amount not to exceed seven per cent
q per cent? per annum.
The polls will be open 1t the pub
tic school house between the hours Of
10 A. NJ. and , p. NJ The three judges
20 conduct said election will be L. l.
Theirs Thos. Cowan and b. L. McKin-
ney.
JOHN y. pEMBERTON,
l. A. GODFREY,
ID. c. BROWN.
Board OF Trustees.
Dated April 18th. 1912. pa.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Tomato on IN commerce.

Tomato oil. useful for yarnish and
as fuel, is now made from the waste
of the tomato preserving industry. In
the province OF Pormo, Italy. where
$4,000 tons of tomatoes have been
used in the last year. waste has been
about Is per cent. and partial freeing
this from water by pressing left +
mass-chiefiy Of seeds-of about 1000
tons. The seed mass. by cold com
preston, yields Is per cent of golden
yellow OIL
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Reiort Dlscourteous.

An Englishman and a Welshnan
cisputing in whose country was the
best living, the Welshman said:
There IS such noble housekeeping in
Wales that | have known above a
dozen cooks employed at one we'd
ding dinner" "Ay," answered the
Englishman. that was because every
MAJ toasted his own cheese"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

Nellie Lemin. of upper Lowell,
who is credited with $500 points.
She was fourth on the list printed
yesterday morning. but she came in
with 1900 points, which was the
greatest number reported. and she
went TO the top. The others are all
close TO her. and it is likely that
there will be a great change every
morning from now on until the con.
test closes
May 4, in the evening, the special
oher whereby the contestants may Sc.
cure extra votes. will close.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Greek Military TRAINING.

The ancient Greeks managed TO
train not only their troops but the
whole nation by Offering liberal prizes
for proficiency in all kinds OF bodily
exercise, such as running. leaping.
lifting. spear throwing and wrestling.
At a distance of sixty yards their
spearmen could hit a target with IN
failing certainty
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Another Place 70 Drink

Not every drug store has a little
soda fountain, but another drug store
in Bisbee has a new and up-to-date
SODA fountain, the Bisbee Drug com.
pany, on Main street. The fount
and fixtures are among the prettiest
in this part of the country, and will
certainly add to the attractiveness of
that side OF Main street when the
sun is shining on the other side Of
the street
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
ENGLISH LUTHERAN SERVICES
AT BlsBEE

On Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. the Rev. Carl F. Guenther
will conduct English Lutheran Servi
ces at the home Of Mr.. John Eitin8
Of Bisbee
Take the car to the end OF the line
up Tombstone canyon. and YOU viii.
lind Mr.. John Fittings home to the
right OF the road
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Wanted 'Em Back.

Our engagement IS at an end.
Leave my presence at once, sir, and
forever!" said the angry maiden.
stamping her foot. "Oh, very Well."
answered the young man. calmly. 'Tll
gladly leave your presence. but i
shall take my presents with ma"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

II has been said that cheese In the
morning is gold, at noon silver and at
o.ght lead! That depends, though. on
the Quantity taken and the quality.
Good cheese in rational quantities is
as golden at night al in the moruinx.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
NOTICE.

Bids Will he received for amuse-
ment, lunch and soft drink conces-
sions. Eagles picnic ct Lewis Springs
May 10Th, 1912. All bids must be in
by Monday. May 9th. 1912 at 8
o'clock p. m. Address c. II. Clark.
Fox 791, Douglas, Arizona SIS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
mo Hitching"

No hitching' signs have been
posted at the fioOdgate by the city
marshal. Complaints of the con-
gested condition OF traffic at thai
point at certain times OF the day have
been numerous. and a bad feature OF
this condition was the hitching OF
teams 10 the telegraph and trolley
poles there
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

T. ]. Flanagan was ut Tombstone
yesterday to attend the superior
court.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Brief Local Items
Council Meets TODAY

The city council will meet this
morning at ten O'Clock for the pur.
pose of canyassing the vote in the
primary OF April p. No other bust
ness will come before the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

Sunday evening the choir Of the
Methodist church viii repeat the mk
sic of Easter evening
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Attend Shrine Meetina

Ed. II. Hotopp and J. T. Jones left
yesterday for Los Angeles TO attend
the big meeting OF Shriners that il
in session in that city. They arc the
only Bisbee Shriners that left yes
terday for the Shrine city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
English Lutheran services
az Warren

On Sunday evening at 80. English
Lutheran services viii be held at
the school house at Warren. All are
cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

II. B. krCbs, assistant clerk OF the
superior court, returned 20 Tomb.
stone yesterday morning
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

Rev +. C. Decker will give his pic.
ture sermon on The Childhood OF
Jeusu' in the Warren chapel this
evening at 1880. The public is cor.
daily invited to attend this service.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

Mrs. J. H. Grayson left last night
for FL Paso, where she will visit rela.
tives and friends for two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
eurdene.

a female carrying a child IN puS
&c stamps herself as a mere woman.
female. however. carrying a dog in
'ublic thereby entities hcrsel. 10 be
allied a Westminster Gazette
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
ENLARGED Plant Ready

The enlarged precipitating plant
of the Copper Queen company near
the Car shaft has been completed,
and tons of tin cans are being dumped
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

DIR. y. c. Bledsoe will give an adj
dress on tuberculosis in the MethU
dist church Sunday morning at 1880.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

l.. J. Overlook left yesterday for
Los Angeles on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

4. A. Hopkins. former undershefiff
of the county. was in the city yester.
day.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
INTEREST IN CONTEST FOR
$1,000 IN GOLD INCREASING

Changes Again Made in Standing of Contestants This
NornngMiss Nellie Lemin Is Leading While Lead
of Yesterday Drops Back to Sixth Place--GoOd
Showing Made by Those at Top Who All Came in
with Many Points
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03

II. D. NfcVay has returned from a
business trip to Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-03
Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs Melville Krebs, g
Quality hill. are both i'll.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
s3,ooo,oo0 Babes

A son WAS horn to MIS- john
Jacob Astor yesterday. The htt1c
nite Of humanity was about the
''. INV, as ali other OaOies, with oac
r>,,,ption. This particular diace.
.n,,. caused his arrival 70 be herald
ID far and wide in the new.paper
dispatches. Before reaching this
world the infant Astor already was
-, milliouaire three Times over. A
tribe Of $4,000. 900 hai beea placed
in tlu, family sock for the expected
heir. hence, although the sa,ne -
the baby that arrived In the homo
of Bill Jones or John Smith. the
astor baby makes . country wtae
stir.
All OF which goes to show that
in snite Of our pFotests, oar boaAted
intelligence and our acceptance os
,t'. teachings of Christ, We do Woe.
ship the golden calf. evca In the
form OF . red, wrinklcd. bald head
ed. blinking. p, ,OOO, 900 infant
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
4 Promising Ys,r

Unless tho eovernment expests
are away on h their figures, Colo
RADIO IL going to be tho most fav0red
state In the uniOa this year. An
increase of e45 per capita in The
agricultural peo1uctioa alone over
last year Ii shown In tho estima4es
Of the 1912 crop. From N average
per capita yield Of go last year IL h
expccted that the f1eids viii produce
9l3S this yeaR.
OF the $4,000 acres Of sugar
beets Weld couAty will have nearly
ono half. The estimated value OF
tho crop Is more than six millioas.
10 that nearly ono half Of this sum
will 20 to the farmers Of this
county.
Products Of tho farms Of the
state arc estimated At li2 millions,
and Weld county will get its full
quota On nearly every crop that 1t b
producing.
This means that there will he a
revival of all lines Of enterprise. The
railroads arc anticipating . heavy
seasoa and have bought additional
equipment. Almost every line of
humaa eadeavor will be stimulated
BY tho bumper yield. From . ma.
terial viewpoint 1912 promises to
90 Into history ~ . great year.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
More CaaasrIss

1t IL probable that THO output .
the various canning factories il
Weld iOunty this year will brcak vi
previous records. IL u also prob
able that capitalists will look int
the proposition Of moro factOries il
this section when the AAal figure
are Obtainahle.
Here is y field Of eadeavor tha
is successful to date and whicl, I
only in its infancy. ThsGe is goo
promise for caAneries IN this pa-
Of tho state. And there In . CON
stantly growing demand for the out
nut. Scientifically canned fruit an'
vegetables are wholesome, palatahi'
and nutritious. lnteAsavc farming il
the immediate neighborfDod Of th'
factories has been made 10 pay. For
Lupton affords ~ excellent exanpl'
Of . c0mbinatiOa OF canning an,
dairying. 1t now claims to be th'
largest canning point betwcea Chi
cago and the westesn c0asG Durin:
the period when other c0anauni,ie'
were suffering from bsasaness depre>
sion It went alsead nal1king and can
ing and getting tho cAAh for both
intensive farming nasa9 come il
Weld. Why not anticipate tlae in
evitab2e and dot the county wit
creameries and cannerSes:
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
or straw W.

Tho LAfl&es' World. oae of the
Mcclure pablicatSoas, just c0Apaet-
ed . political coatest tn their mAGA-
xine.
In letter to Chairman W. F. Mo.
Combs, Frederick l.. Collins, pEest-
denG of tho Mcclure publications,
Inc, writes:
The $50, 900 readers Of this
their political preference for Peesi-
deat and their roASoas therefor.
''The respOase was OvceWheam-
inGly largo and the result shows
that of tho replies g Pcr ceat wore
for Woodrow Wilsoa, tho other a
per cont heing scattered betWesa
tho republicans, pr0greesives, pro
hibitioaists And socialists."
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Once More, That Exhibit

L. O. Paddock. sta4e Commissioner
Of immigration. was IN 0reeaey last
Tues6iay. He calne for tie purpose
Of needing with the Weld County
Commercial club regarding . pernrs-
neat exhibit from this county IN the
rotunda Of the state capitol buildins
1t Deaver.
MIR. Paddock was disappointed. aS
there was not . quorum q the club
ON hand. Mr.. Paddock atack around
all day in the hope Of eet&iag to-
se<her with the meusbess and out
lining . plan of action. He asW only
President Bedford and IL two
Cosld do nothing oliciAl oWiag to
the abseoce Of other memheeu.
Now In the time to get basy on
that exhibit Since the Weld County
Commercial clab does noE seem to
take interest eooagh 70 0Dt together
an exhibit that Will he woetE a
great deal 70 tase c0an&y - ~ adj
vsrtistng Propee1taea. ~ Tribune
saqoasaA tbaA NRsoA Aoaopsomnn
hAvine exceptionally good yieltie -
any particular crop ~ ast1e smA1l
part Of their best Yields and brtna
4 to the Commesctal c1uA secretary
In Greeaey at tleiP coaveaiene.
In tire al,seoce Of syseenatic plAaa
for gathering tl,e eGl,thlt II will b
up 70 the indlvtdaals. II all WIN
cOntribute lie1le . cFcdttable shaw.
'ne can he made - The state capitol
tfaAt will mean nsach 70 the county.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
coGll(p

Tho sAapping tarf3e. according "a
EmersOn, Will se11e . stick and tsuad
Il II his bead h CT OF; break tn
eggs of the young asd before M
eyes are open he viii bite iiercely /;
no he will btte before he is boen
AID after he " desd; and sinaalns
courage tho philosopher observes II
wasps, aats and cocks. A step higla-
o. n the courage Of the tinnd No.
ru6ling her feashefs and attacktna
. dog In protection Of her yoane.
When animal and moral couraes
combine in . great need, as &
Therl,sOpylae, Or ON the TitAnle,
olsey inspire ~ always.
What No need Oftenest, howevae.
u tho courage to meet the reauisp.
nsents u every day; to defy CO.,
veataoa, or to Obcy IL; to tthnk
alooc. o. to submit; to be willinG1y
poor; to discuss science and ,s.e1Fy
and mans welfare In y hoSoss
and luxury-lOving company.
In politics. We need courage a
various kinds; NO kind more tl,an
that Of tho man who dare, ,hink
out OF his class, NJ Woodrow Wil.on
thinks; who dared to attack the svr-
tenn that made Princeton AN a,t-.c.
tive rich mans club; who a, a0v-
ernor refused to hear talk nj 49,
what lse owed to those who eIes,eed
MIN, we'll knOWing IL WAS the n.~,e,a.
who elected him.
Grover Cleveland was N man -
an era earlier than this era. ma -
many ways profoundly diirerc.f:
but lse was . man Of such conxi,sAnc
and such courage that his ular~ n
history II Idgf,. The stand which r.
took about the Wilson tarin I'M
when his party was betrny,rn ses
plA.lofm, his unyieiding oppostttoe
o saiser' and his willingness q
M."o any amount Of unpopulsFxty
ratnfr than sign pension bills whscS
were not honest, put him In a -.
"Ast from other politicians.
II Govefnor Wilson is e,eH>s
President, and lis party stands ~,
hin0 MIN, the democratic ,,...s.,
wili he . splendid one, and tho 49,.
Will remain long in power. II
esef: the peanut politicians and ~.
stos1A agents Of the none, ,-,.~~
IN co0gress block MIR. Wilson -.
RESULT, We fully believe, will ~, ~.
NJ Will stand ~ firm ns Ci.y.s..d
ana after . bitter conte., II, ~
Democratic party, the bnI, 49,
pry will bo swept into or,~. n.
1910. and swept in by the 80. -
oefnDcfAtS, WtbO will b, A. r...s- -
Hnn tho new party if tly,,
ACTS badly In its great on,.,r,,...
~ tho republicans have .h"wr .ss' ....s
| selves stnce tho fatal davs ar 1
i@Collier's. -
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
Patty AAsllaaes

u an elderly Americaa citasca a
good reputation aad steady hahts
presented himself 1t the hotel ho
had patsOnizei for many years and
was met 1t the door by the manager.
who slapped HIS facc, seized his
watch and kicked him into tlse
gutter. We suppose he would highly
resolve never to enter that hOtna
again.. Vet tho resolution WOaad
entail Considerable incoaveaieUce.
There would be tho bntlher Of look.
ing up . new hotel. the painful m
certainty ~ to whether he WA 70
ing to IKE It, the eetting acquainted
with strange corridors ard apart
nents, and givlng new dlrert30as
about mall; In fact. II yoa pat 'polk
tical party" IN place a "hotea," .
great many tl,osaaAd satlssiy AnerS-
cans will stick to The old chop
hoping tho management VIII b bef-
ter next tinse-ratlser than take the
trouble to make q neW coanectaoA.
~ nevef deserted . paxty until Il
had deserted itself!~ sAid Tallsy.
rand. who Was oae of tlse worlds
most sxpcrieaced desestces; hat q,
opposite notioa that . naAn's flrst
political duty coosiets II sticking to
q party he has oncc Joined, 10 naaa-
ter how little it rcpFeseats him. -
still rather prevAleat amoaG tho
elderly. This In ahoat ~ taoaGh tlse
total-ahStinence nsssnbess Of . cee.
tain church, whose ellifice lost ~
eccle~iastical character and finally
b<rame . aaiooa. shoald fed boand
to keep o. gotng thcse jast the
same.
There arc those whom . party
suE7,oets-principall olYicelsoe<1rsn.
Their unswesvinG fealty 70 the
party. irsespsctive of ~ eeaAact
and priscipsss, = easily un1lssstoodl
and catiFely loG1cal: bot there aFe
those who sappoFt tie paFty-@sse
voters. Why they shs~aA eoatanse
to support it Wssen n % 1oa0sP NJ
re4ats the0 = = mysossy!-6atae.
AAy RvsalnG Hsst.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22
chlnee Is Here

Tho direct primary Is essentially
a Anesicaa and democratic fnsti.
totAoa that demands your active
suppOrt. Our government di6erv
from Otffors In tllAG the fountain of
aetlsOrfty II in the esectoeaAo. not
IN a afastOcfacy, . mOaafch, or q
breaa Tho people dictate to their
pabaic 0Rtcess; tho olIiccrs do mt
dtctaGe to tho peopae.
II the peOp3e. In The Last aaslyis.
mast d1roct Oar pablic policies, then
Il - necessary that ubey should
cas00se t2aeir puhlic o6icesr. Noma.
ally. Il nay BE- sod, they have done
10 hfl1ertO; IN reality tlsoy have
Mt. What voice has tho every dav
Upab6caa vOter 0f this county hed
h ~ cho&ce a that party's couuty
nonsss? WhaG voace did he have
The Greeley tribune., 1912-08-22

at tfx, last republican assembly
Wl,af voice has he ever had?
nemocrats do not desire that
their marty shall likewise become
w.. ridden. There has bcen plac-
81 In your power the means u pre-
venting 1t: THE IdREeT PHI
MARY.
II you desire To make this govern
n,ent truly American. truly demo
cratic, truly the reflection II 'i'
will Of the people; IL yoa wish tie
people to rule, you will not fAil in
your duty to vote 1t the priniar,
election ON September 10. BE
EORE YOU CAN VOTE. YOU MlsI
REGISTER.