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Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

cants for positions must have had at least two years experience out side Of training school work, except our ewn High school graduates and these must finish a two years course at an accredited state normal schoo' At the present time sixteen Bisbae High School graduates are employed as teachers. They are under the special care Of Miss Tea garten. the Primary supervisor.
 The course of study in use is pre- pared by the State Board of Educa- ton with the help of the State Nor mai teachers. Our special teachers If Music, Drawing, industrial work. and the Primarp supervisor amplify the course of study with outlines which teachers are required to fol low. Weakly teachers meetings are held by the various supervisors and City Superintendent at which time all work, is explained. methods of presentation discussed, and general directions given. and criticisms of fered in the spirit of helpfulness.
 Each month offers its special prob- lems of teaching. and the various subjects are correlated to make a complete whole. In December. for example. the story of Christmas Is studied, Christmas poems memorized. the music of Handel studied and in the art work, the famous Christmas paintings of the great masters and particularly the fife and works cf Raphael. The sand table is prepared to represent Christmas scenes, etc, etc.
 Through the generosity of many citizens of Bisbee. headed by a com. mfttee of which Capt Hodgson is chairman, the first play ground fully euipped will soon be installed in the Central school grounds: and the com. mhttee also intend to euip other schools with apparatus. The new new swimming pool in the r. M c. A will also be utilized by the boys ei the schools of Bisbee. The play pay ground will be superintended by the teachers and during the summer vacation school will bs conducted and the teachers will also have charge of the play ground. In the Sum mer School. instructions will be given to all pupils who are behind in their grade work.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

obligations. collections being fair.
 What the effect of the new tarih schedule win he upon manufacturing enterprises in the future experience only cam determine Some authorities say that these conditions should con tribute, in an important way to much earlier revival in business from a period or reaction than in former times. At the same time. IL is pointed out, that in attempting to analyze business conditions as they now exist, it should be done with ref erence to the worldwide fundamental and primary cause namely the scar. city of money. This condition has re. suited from an over-expansion Of business of too great extravagance by corporations and individuals. even by nations. and by the enormous waste to which prolonged period of unprecedented prosperity has led.
 There is now a quite general belief that sentiment is playing an import ant part in bringing about period of depression. This seems to have been the. most disturbing feature of IL appears that the principal reason the developments of the last month for the downfall in the industrial ae. tivity was that of a fear of what might happen and a subseuent desire to curtail production but indications now are that the situation has ceased to be sos acute as 1t was six months ago and some authorities think they see things actually on the mend.
 Should the period during which the industrial life of the country remain inactive prove longer than new an. tieipated, it will no doubt mean a return to easier money conditions and a more attractive investment situation. In other words. the bond market is the first place where money seeks employment when the supply of funds begins to pile up and ex- ceed the demand to any considerable | extent. At the moment there are many influences at work which are holding the investor in check, not the least of which is the fact that the s per cent money rate prevails. Ac- cumulations of funds has just started, and until il proceeds to the point where deposits accumulate and loans ! contract in the banks, and the bank. CTS themselves are forced to buy se- curities as means of employing teir surplus funds, no great improve
 ment it is said need be looked for in l the investment market.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
PLACES CIVIL SERVICE
Examinations Announced for First
 Week in New Year \,

Week in NSW year t
 Examinations will be held here tho first week iii January for a number of important positions under tie civil service. The department has an- nounced the tests for the office of Eecretary of the local examining board between the dates of January and January 8.
 First there will be a civil engineer student, a place open 10 men only. The successful applicant will be de tailed to the office of public roads of the agriculture department at a sal ary of sT20 year.
 A eopperplate map engraver will be chosen to work in the offices of the United States geographical survey at Washington at s1.0O0 a year.
 A laboratory job is open to a jan itcr.
 A laboratory job is opened to jun for chemist in the bureau of mines and soils at the capitol.
 An assistant in paper-plant investi- EaNAoh6 i1 AtcQEu TUT lht OuI Cdu OA plant industry at Washington.
 Irrigation farmers will be needed for the following positions
 Farmer, for duty under the special agent, in the state of Utah, $s4O per annum.
 Farmer. Western Navaho agency, Arizona, $500 per annum
 Farmer. MOqui school, Arizona, $S4O per annum.
 Farmer, Tongue river school. Mon. tana, s730 per annum.
 Farmer, Blackfeet school, Montana, s720 per annum
 Industrial teacher. Jicarilli school {, New Mexico. s720 per annum.
 For the specific positions mentioned above. unmarried eligibles without dependents are desired. The exami ton, however is open to both mar ried and unmarried men.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

companies, Mir Elguero says that the loans previously made to the Vera Cruz to Isthmus. Railroad and the Pan-American Railroad Co. were increased 7S0.o00 and 6i5.000 pesos respectively. these amounts being needed to cover obligations. During the period covered by the report the Vera Cruz road completed the con struction of branch from Burro Sta ton to San Andres Tuxla and an- other from Tres Valles to San Cris- tobal and Cerro Colorado. the total length of which is 124 kilometers. The earnings of the Vera Cruz road are constantly increasing the physical condition of the property materially improved and the outlook for the fd- ture encourageing Mention is made of the absorption of this company and also of the Pan-American Railroad by the National Railways of Mexico. The stockholders are informed, fur thermore, that the Matamoras Bridge Co. 50 per cent of whose stock isi owned by the National Railways of Mexico, has exchanged its 1 per cent general mortgage bonds for the stock of the Brownsville Ferry Co. The bonds are guaranteed jointly by the St. Louis. Brownsville & Mexico Rail- road Co. and by the National Rail. ways of Mexico.
 spite cf the disturbed conditions in the country, the National Raj ways of Mexico carried on the con struction of Duranga-Cantes and of the Penjamo-Ajuno lines At the end of the fiscal year, fully one-fourth If the coast line from Tampico South has been competed. Reference is made. to the necessity of discontinu- ing dividends on the first preferred stock. because of the heavy falling off in earnings, and the damages to physical property.
 E. H. Brown. president, in his re- port, says that every effort was made to keep down operating expenses, and with some success. The laying off oi employees, cutting down expenses on
 lines where regular operation was impossible, and the practice of rigid economy in general brought operating charges below these of the previous year. The percentage of operation to earnings for the year was 53,1s per cent, an increase of only 6 per
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
Throw Aw y Your
 Eyeglasses
A FREE PRESCRIPTION
You Can Have Filled and Use at
 Home

Do you wear glasses? Are you victim of eye-strain or other ey, weaknesses? If so, you will De glad to know that there is real hone for you. Many whose eyes were faiIinc say they have had their eyes restored. through the principle of this wonders ful free prescription. One man says, after trying it. q was almost blind could not see to read ct all. Now
 can read everything without any glasses and my eyes do not water any more. At night they would pain dreadfully, now they feel fine all the tnne- It was like a miracle to me-" A lady who used it says: The att mosphere seemed hazy with or with out glasses, but after using this pre- scripticn for fifteen days everything seems clear. l can even read fira print without glasses" 1t is believe
 that thousands who wear glasses ca, now discard them in a reasonab'
 time and multitudes more will be able to strengthen their eyes so as to be spared the trouble and expense of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions may be wonderfu'
 ly beneited by following the simple rules. Here is the prescription: Co. Q any drug store and get a bottle cf optona, i'll two ounce bottle with warm water drop in one Optona tah- let and allow to dissolve. With this liquid, bathe the eyes two to four times daily. You should notice your eyes clear up perceptbiy right from the start and inflammation will quick ly disappear. Ii your eyes are bother ing ycu. even a little, take steps 10 save them now before it IS too late.
 Many hopelessly blind might have been saved # they had cared for their eyes in time. 426
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

Under management Of Louis Brown the house has made 1lace of much inn portance in the mercantile enterprise of the district. 1t carries a large stock and flndspatronage from q great many people. representing all classes of trade in the district
 The Miners store is offering a par. tlcularly strong line of holiday goods this season and is worth the inspection of all An, advertisement printed elsewhere in this issue by the firm will be found to give abundant cause for interest in it's offerings.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
Districts Schools Rank Second To None In The West

cent. as compared with the previous year and. as Mr. Brown says, may be considered Satisfactory in view of the decrease in gross earnings
 Up to the close Of the last fiscal year and since the organization of the National Railways Of Mexico. there have been spent on additions and betterments s25.659,36s Mexican currency. Of which sS.79S.993 was ex- pended during the fiscal year ended June 90 last.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

''-TT3ef the FT1ss T1F 6f tss Board. sF6Iit
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

Adyices from Los Angeles state that the regular quarterly dividend Of 1-2 per cent has been deciarce on the preferred stock of the cal;- fornia Petroleum Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
ATTENDANCE E
 NEAR ID 2,O0O
tBy supt, c. ?. Philbrook.l }

The Bisbee Public Schools rank as high in scholarship as any in the State of Arizona. The equipment is first class in every respect and the ratification of the teachers is high The school buildings are not up to these of Phoenix. Tucson CT Douglas. but on the completion of the new High School we will have the housing of the schools in better condition
 At the present time our enrolment Is as itllows:
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Continued from Page A
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oRApEs

AOtdl elFOlmeuL ...... .-iSl9
 The present outlook tends to show that in the immediate future we will need mere school room at Lincoln and Lowell On the completion of the new High School, Central will he relieved, but at the present time many pupils are reuired to walk from Lowell and upper Tombstone Canyon 10 Central because the schools in their neighborhood are tro crowded tO accommodate children living near them. All pupils above the 5th grade at Lincoln, and all above the 7th grade at Lowell are required to at tend Central. Both schools should have four room adiitt-ns to take care of the pupils living in their neighborhood. and to provide for the normal growth of the district
 Our teaching force in the grades. is made up entirely of teachers who have been specially trained for their wcok -Ail ore state normal graduates and were prepared for the work in some Of the hest schools-in the United States.
 '''-TT9ef the TTffss' 'T 6f the BodFd. sPplf
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
NATIONAL RAILWAYS

Continued from Page A pcsitsd under the consolidation plan of April 6. 1907. an additional s47.200 of Mexican Central securities and of s1,000 second preferred stock of the National Railroad Co of Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
THE MINERS STORE
Long Established cone'rn Offering
 Many Attractions

Tie Miners store is one of the cd est established business stands in fl1e cTty. at he foot or Brewery Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

The Pacific Gas and Electric Con- pany has sold to bankers s590,O00 of 6 per cent notes due June 25, 1914.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
srrAns nt~rLrs.

The substantial progress of the
campaien ~ evil
denccd By me fact that within the
pass decade the death rate from this
disease ia tn United states has de-
creased from IA 10 iSs per hundred
Thousand Of the population.
in communities where Vigorous
and we'll orranlred ,Furader cf pre-
Vention aud felief have been con-
ducted the results are stlil more man
Hest The record shows. TOR In
Stance. that IN New York moitaliss
from tubeyculosis has beer reduced
from asa per hundred thousand m
isSa q fse In 1919. This percent
age a. 10 b. sure. higher shan the
average which has been attained. YET
IA indicates what persistent and in
sellieens EFFORTS can accomplish IN the
most crowded citiep and under par
ticularly adverse circumstance.
The steady csnaucss Of the white
piagne ~ due chiefly I" thr campaign
n edncalloa whIeh ms been pressed
forward 10 earnestly ,hrouehout thu
un;.... nna throughout the world. II
has heen only with.D .r~ past few
years thai the public mind and con-
science have really awakened 10 the
need 81 organized endeavor against
shis disease In Tunes gone by u was
regarded 40 sn individual misfortune
IN which the community had no prac-
teal or intimate concern. Today Il
h recognized in SIS social aspect and
cities and states are realizing the
need ~ organized. well-nnanced and
well directed resistance. The results
~ the past ten Sears viii be FAR eS-
ceedea during the ten a. come and
Il IL NOS too much 90 hope tfst even
tually tuberculosis VIII almost. u moi
entirely. De banished from the earth,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

white b ksfepe. Al leasi ~ lhe capt.
sa* aat ~ "a tIltt thtft seems
u Nttn ~ n|sn a ~ b, ire or.
t aftftohs bnslnn his house Insi
whore ~ nleRsta and iae|ua hou ~
pitnsed WA ere paths and irpcla
which ia srom heust - l.onst were
aAoriHd leltf 81 ana made ine
alfetis ~ ,heep two ffspecst We app
ire beei ll'uslrtrons II she alFeF
enet bttw1en ihs modern and inc an
tlsn.
Tho Ane,mNRn pan a harry
ttmbsnatlon 81 she ia and gh@ nsga
lsissessirx ntaas 81 lhe graceful slne.
eHisIes IS shs alA Nhlch rtllefe ire
,|fesamt monc,ohy ~ miles aud miles
~ asfalaht lines ana al thc same
sllnt tumlnnflnz tncss turtauus shaF
tuahfatta alons which tho stranger
randefs only 10 ard himself assef 4
lons ana wtary wnlt baek a. mo
piaec from uhleh De started. 1hn
block system y lnsitatise ~ bns,
peoplp Win RAut 10 e. aulckly ~
tittlr nbieclIve paini and Is bassfa
upon the rromtirlsai axiom that =
rifalshl Haze = she shortest distance
hetworn ~ Foints. nrl lhe Rurapean
plan IL evidently based on the maxlsn
thar The ionarsa vay roaad y ~
shoriem way home
the American car = The mnrs
nsaesl.ai. but ri gurareas - the
mare cns.srnis The ssserlcan nay
aos~ non permit. " she sf~elion IL
founsnlnn ssa slefu except IS ~.
rscss1xanr passA while IN Euro
rsn cif. Is won rsevtted With va
err. Fnaces nesisis.s Iy suited for such
pafps ser - the Australian plan
ssosh ,f these FEATURES have hren
rs.nsiderca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
Captain B0rnGcIe's
TrGUeIOgues
By John H. Wishar



- once fell overheard NJ sa and
travelled from the viciniN ~ Care
Horn clear a. the prlhllon islands on
the coast ~ Alaska without seeing Is
human being or setting foot on land,
declared captain Barnnclo. EaSins
reirospectively 40 the ileot of sailing
ychoouers az anchor In the harhor
al the time this adventure happened
Naa sailor before the mast aud
WIS on the clipper white Wings fron
liverpool "a Vancouver. uritish col
umbiu.
I'VE had had good weather all the
Way down Ia the Horn ana were
rounding it in line shape. u was q
dark and stormy night and there was
"a tremendous sea running. was sent
uioit with several other men 20 take
% r,ef w the main raaiiant ~ As
! lny out on the ward my foot slipped
af the ship gave ron and the next
moment ! was In the sen I thought
o WAS an on with me and there was
no chanc. Of them even missing mo
tor several hours. ! SWAN Cor an
VAS worth suddenly bumped
against something soft and warm. The
water WIS lcy cold ana this soft fur
was the niece. ever felt !
grahlfd 10 and realized ! had hold 90
"a big seal. QUICK as Hash I whipped
out my sheath knife and pat 10 nee
tween his jaws as = birdie. Then
climbed on his back
e found I was in the center ~ o.
herd If seals You know they migrate
every wear from the northern islands
10 the Horn ana 10 the spring they
return. Wen. ! knew ! would have
10 do something. as I couldnt ride
thla his seal an tho time. So ! made
"a bride FOR him. and then caught
another seal ana killed and skinned H.
I skinned 10 ~ 10 formed nice warm
satk. ana after tying this sack on my
hig bun scn climbed in and went
Ca sleep. You know n seal VIII never
dive 80 long az you hold his head up
1T rained that night. and ! skinned
small seal aud made water sack
out ~ his pclt The rain quickly hlled
ihis and was assured of plenty a.
water also kept his carcass for
food M Old seal seemed to rather
like me ana during the succeeding
days Ne became quite chummy Every
Of H.
III took the herd exactly nineteen
day To- swim rom the Horn 10 the
pflhilof islands and when theS land
ed there 7 felt strange &C. be- on steady
ground again. And. De- gou know.
was arrested hy The guards and chnrg-
cd with being seal pouchcr when
J explained hoW I got there they were
going to send me to AN asylum. But
I claimed that entire seal herd wns
mine. and when they sent me down to
juneau ! nled suit ngainst the gov
eminent fur the entire lot Rat the
courts decided agBinst me However.
on several trips nroand the Horn rye
met ,he old bun seal that saved my
NE and always give him a lot Of
seal dclicuCies."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
SULPHUR IMPORTANT
To PLANT GROWTH.


Washington. May 10 sulphur b.
important to the growth 81 mnny spe
cics at plants" SAWS ia" annual rc
pou at prof Milton Whitncy chief
of the bursnu ~ soiis 'fli' QuantIty
naturally present in most soils 10 quite
low, but may have an inheritance in
fertilizer practice heretofore not an
preclAted seems quite probable. Va
nadium Is found IA moot s"lls IN
amounts comparable WIN ph"sih"r
Gus. Mangnncse important la pro
moiinE oxidation pfocrss's ~ Soils.
has been found 90 be- concentrated iu
surface soils
'sllicn mas hcon shown tn D. hiRh
~ Ia ihe surface snile Than 30 ih" sub
soils" continues the report while
iron. uinminini and ihnnluin are uui
formels hieher3n me rnbseil lithinm
~ present ln nll soils I'ubldinn and
cncplnn has not heen found The
rnre enrihs are present in aii cases,
us ARE chromium, vanndhm zirco
Mum. harlun and slf"niiun. ~ decid
ed amounts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
MooNLlcnT SCHOOLS.


How liliteracf ~ about To- be han-
ished from Kentucky county
through The moonlight schools" II
Interestingly told IN statement hy
Mrs Corr. Wilson stewart, uperin-
tenden, 81 Rowan county. addressed
10 the United states commissioner ~
education. The school workers have
on record the name. location and his
Tory 81 every iiliterate in the noun
tain county. ana are able to make "a
special study ~ zach individual case.
one by one the CELEBRATES are inter-
csted IN the work of such schools as
the Moonlight school on oid House
creek 10 the past two years the
thousand and more iliierates have
been reduced "a few hundred. and
u h believed thar tns last ycslizes Of
nilieracy viii be- wiped out by the
close 81 the present wear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
oANNNA~N~SN~~ 80
TnE MAN VINO WINS.
AAAAA4N~N~~~~

The Man VIM wins II $50 averns"
man.
Not hmln on any particular plan
a., hiost with any peculiar luck
Jnpa steady and earnest an" 1881 81
pluck.
when asked q question he does MOI
guess.
fte knows. and answers $50 or Yes.
when set q task that the rest can 90,
lie buckles down till hes pm
ihrouRh.
Three things he's learned mat IN"
man vino tries
FINDS favor in his employer eyes
THAT b pays ta know more IMAM "N'
thing Well
That IL doesn't pay aN he Knows ~
tell
So he works and waits. Iill one I'm"
daN.
There's Il better lob with bigger pas,
aud the men who shirked wheneN"F
they could
Are boesed hy the man whose WORK
made I'd
For The man who wins Is the man who
works
Who neither lnb0rs MOI trouble ShirkF,
VINO uses his hands. hiss head, MS
eyes
The man who wins Is tae man Who
tries Portland Carman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
ECHOES FROM SANTA rE
Santa Fc Happenings Always Interest
Our Readers.

RWN NNeNUNNNs
After reading ~ 50 many people IN
our town who have been cured by
Deans Kidney Pills. the question
naturally arises is this medicine
equally successful IN our nelghboring
towns2" The generous statement ~
this santa Re resident leaves no room
for doubt on this point
Jose Ortizy Baca. Alto ST., Santa re.
~ Mex, SAYS; "In 1907 ! used Donn's
kidney Pills for pains In my back
which had troubled me for three
years They brought prompt relief
and proved ~ satisfactory that ] gave
public statement In their praise. Now
after two and half years have
passed gladly confirm every word Of
that testimonial. / can add that
have since used Deans kidney Pulls,
giFirg them more thorough trial
ana have received great heneht I
know that this remedy Il good for
backache ana kidney complaint"
For sale by an dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster Mllburn Co, Bunalo.
Few York, sole agents for the United
states
Remember The name Doan's--and
take no other.---Adv ss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16
1919 $50 MonEnS cmIEs

Before spade was pms IN the
ercund o. sion. Iaid ~ place. IN"
whole Plan ~ ths future capitai ~
the Australian commonwealth has
been prepared and approved. ana an
enhmlnalion ~ shat plan SERVES 4"
show ~hofe me lsuropean and Amer
lcan eilles ufe ~ fauIt.
Is kmeflca ihr rule b 20 las On
tsp n Mfaeia and avenues lntersecs-
An. s, right angles, inerepF forming
|A o1s.ms enpns - 'DloeHr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-16

~rhere b one ,itai difference be-
tween han players and politicians"
'Duly one
'Weli, one that 81 more noticeable
than ony 81 ihe others. You never
hear 81 "a political holdout Chicago
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