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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28

had time to answer idle question that which Mir Box asked indicated any rate that there were l4ss college graduates who getting along sufcently well not to jump at chance lay upon the Alma Mater the blame for their having in the world work that they could do.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28
eEART TO MESA

MESA-W. P. Geary. a member of the Corporation Commission spent few days in Mesa Investigating the condition Of the telephone system.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28
ExrsAoIrIoN PAPERS SEQUEL

PHOENIX-One of the first acts of Governor Hunt yesterday was sisning the renuisition for extradition asked by Sheriff Keeler of Yavapai county on the sheriff at Beaumont, Texas, the document giving the Arizona of-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28

icer the right to the person of Edward E. Douglas, charged with wife deser- ton. The sheriff has made arrange ments for bringing Douglas back to face his accusers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28

Ii generally that the young golf champion ouimet might pronounce his -We may. He calls it, in fact. We met" This makes much better pun than the other-after the game A AfrkaA fT
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28

A Paris dressmsker says American dress eharmingly but they initiative their costume. If so that is fortunate for Paris d.essmakers They are supposed supply the initiative though America applies the referendum. f9EVg'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28

Naturally the express companies want time be- fore putting into effect the by the erstateCommerce Commission IT their rates were raised would they find cause for delay?
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28
PHOENIX HOUSE RAlDED

PHoENIX-A house on South Elev- enhr ave. was raided by the police yes terday and three men and a woman were taken to the city jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-28

What Progressive politics at Washington really needs this juncture is turkey-trot which up the statesmans understanding all the iniquies pending Currency bill
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-08
THREE HURT IN BATTLE.

Trinidad, Col. = Three persons
were wounded in a three hour battle
between mine guards and strike SYM
pathizers at Ludlow yesterday, dur
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-08
SHERIFF's BODY FOUND AT
cALUMET-SIx ARRESTED

Calumet, Mich, Oct. 8.-The body
of Deputy Sheriff James Polack, who
has been doing guard duty in con-
nection with the strike of $4,000 cop
per miners, was found on the Huron
town road with two bullets in the
head and the body disfgured with
bruises and bites.
Ten strikers have been arrested on
suspicion and one of them was form
ally charged with the murder.
Joseph Marinich, an Austrian min
er, was probably fatally wounded in
a fight which followed Polack's muir
der. .,
The strikers succeeded in prevent
ing the strikebreakers at the Baltic
mine going to work this morning, but
five women were arrested for attack
ing woman and one man was taken
on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons. - ~L
Z Al non uhnien parade, led by Mrs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-08

Lansing, MichAUpon application
of attorneys for the Calumet & Hecla
Mining Company the Michigan Su-
preme Court today issued an order
upon Circuit Judge O'Brien of
Houghton requiring him to renew
temporary injunction against picket
ing by striking copper miners in the
Upper Peninsula. Judge O'Brien dis
solved the injunction last week. The
high court also ordered Judge
O'Brien to show cause why the in
junction should not be made per-
manent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-08

Rapids
imagine McNughon talked about the miners
Michigan school all
n
in
wemeaning governor
fighting quality sand herom than
wiha is better humanity couldn't find
humanity
a
that dirty Jail
would that Jail than
of liberty and the
shall surprised read that Annie
the
she carries.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
IMpoRTANr MEETINe.

The Arizona Good Roads assoeia. ton annual meeting has been caIlec to meet in Phoenix on February To- Deiegates arc invited from ali tae clties. counties and commercial bod iea Of the state. This meeting wiii be sn important one and the cities in terested ia what Is known as ths Borderlana highway should see se t that Wide-awake represeptatises are sent 10 this convention Interested especially sn fhe Boreerland route ars ,ie dcsa ses ol eseKise. Pima and Pi nal and the important cities Of Doug Jas. Bisbee. Toubstone. Tuesoa and Florence; common deceney wosild suggest that Phoenix would at least remain neutral in this route as | passes through tss staie capital
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19

Another thing, if this association proposes to ask for a state bond is- sue to build roads il should get busy in having estimates made Of the cos, of huildiag and maintaining the spads desired. so that the legislature and ths people may be advised Of Just what they may expect for their money We admit that the proposfuon 10 Is sue fen or five millions in road bondr by tue state of Arizona looks scary to the Review However, if such roads as are being planned are ever built the work win probably cost the a1ounts named before they are fin. ished.
 The meeting of the-G Good Roads as sociation will no doubt have strong influence on the legislature and for ,his reason we nope to see Cochise county represented by some of it's
 trong men.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
1 O.THE .SPVP.la ?
 g G.THEMOMENT ss by Roy K. Moultor. q
The phrsnolosist.

The Phrenoloeist. went to a phrenologist
 And had him rub ny head; Hs felt is over carefully
 And this is what he said -Conibativeness Is your main point, He'd found the bump where I'd been
 hit
 With our good rolling pin. lie said "Adhcsiyeness slows that Your fortune will be made By following for many year
 The porous plaster trade. An uncle dear h going 70 die.
 He's going 10 leave you rich; Ter else he s going to leave you poor Your bump don't tell me which. ."1Iere's philoprofenitiveness,
 You love your nine kids well; Or maybe you have not Q one.
 : really cannot tell. .Oa veneratiOh you are strong,
 You think your nain-Iaw ls just the nicest woman that
 A person ever saw. You're happy. gay aud well content But morbid. glum and sad, You're hale and hearty. never sick Although your health is bad. lYoure lucky as au old horseshoe But stHl unfortunate. Noun live tin ninty. but you may Pass out at thirty-eight." Thus spoke the grave phrenologist, And with the greatest ease He very kindly shook my hand
 And said Five dollars please said You're welcome to 1t all,
 I've had my moneys worth Fl start a fake bump shop myself
 And soon own half the earth"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
Read ia This colunn Forty Yeara
 Ago


 Ago
 Al dairy butter is quoted today at l5 cents per pound.
 Mir Erasmus Henstep expects to market his turkeys at cents a pound which is believed to be record price.
 man was through here yesterday 0n a new-fangled machine known a. a bicycle It had one large wheel and one small one and the man was able to go at the reeord-breakins speed of nine miles an hour.
 The society ladies met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Purdy and worked on a crazy quilt, which will be sent to some deserving poor man at the insane.
 The locomotive which pulls the fast train into our town threw a slab out og it's snokestack Tuesday and k.ilIed a yalUabie cow belonging to Mr. Lem Hel Taskcr Mr Taskef wiil sue the railroad
 Fine CoDntry aaUsage. 10 cents per pound; bacor. iz cents a pound, bes; cuts porterhouse 12 cents pound at the City Market Advertisement.
 lt is thought eggs have touched he top price and can never go any higher. They are now A3 cents a iozen
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
News Forecast of Week
Events Of Importance Anticipated in all Parts Of the Country

SASHINGT0N. D. C.. Jan 1S.- Hearings on tariff revision wiIl De continued before. tie house ways and means committee The principal sched- 0les to be taken ID during the week are taose relating to agricultural pro duets and provisions, cotton manufac- lres fig~, hemp and ute manufac- grers.
 In close connection pith the tsriif hearines p'ill b. the annual oonYen- tiea cf inc chamber Of commerce or iise Unitsd States. ? hich wiii meer 10 Washington Tuesday for a three days zession. The meeting vii discuss im- Dcrtanf matters affecting the rela- Son of sJsiness to legislation The convention wili be seatured by a baa. euet at which President Taft Speak. CT Champ Clark and Dr. Charles Vi. Elliot oi Harvard University will make addresses
 >T1esday will be tho one hundredth sruiver arv of the birth of Jehn c. fsrefeoEt soldier. explorer. got ern0i ef fcsiifoTnis and Arizona and first canaiaare of tue republican party for President Of ihe United States
 The twenty second annual Negro Farmers, conference will meet at Tus- kegoe Institute "Wednesday for a ses. sion of two days Agricultural credit and Finances Of fhe Negro Public schoosH will ber1he principal topics
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
. . ~A4 . . eA~ A~ : . Editorial Comment :
TUCSON SHOULD ENTER PROTEST
(Tucson Sfar.)


 In BisLee the Commercial club hes seen hcw it has been planned hs boosters for San Francisco and San D:ego to rob the state treasury and hat body mas passed B resolution tha will be sent to the governor anr members of the state legislature ask inE them to oppose any appropriation tor buildings al either San Diego of San Francisco. The Bisbee Commer cial club favors exhibits for the state at both eEpositions. such exhibits to he installed ir places provided by the expositions.
 It Is the first commercial body in fhe state to take such action but t should not be the last TUcson should be tke next. Arizona needs all the money it has Go spend right here at home lt cant build the necessary buildings for it's state institutions W hout croWdynS the treasury
 Every commercial body in the state sEould follow the lead of the Bisbet organization. The commercial bodies are composed si men who have tc pay the taxes and they know yha ig means Co have several hundred thousand dollars oi useless expense saddied on the stafe
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
MINE INSPECTION.

Says the Ninins and Soientic Press: Mine inspection is to the fore again in California and several bills have been prepared for introduction al Sacramento. This state is almost ihe only one remaining in which there is no inspection of mines by . state officer. A bill making provision for such inspection of mines was passed by both houses of tie last leg isIature. but being considered defect i've failed of signature by the gover- nor. We believe that state inspection of mines ls a wise and necessary measure. but having waited so long cahfornsa may wal take time to for- mulate a really good system Most important Of all is TO provide for non political appointments and for pay and authority ample to attract high class men to the seryiee The oPer- ators can have no fault to find vitii nine inspection if honest and com petsnt men be appointed We beIieys that they have as much to gain by i'm partial inspection os their works as lave the Practically all users Of boilers carry special insurance or them. and it is well recognized that the most vaiuahle feature of boiler insurance IS the inspection. in Illinois the coal operators organized mEtaa' insurance company to carry their in cemaity risk. and they have found that ;he periodic inspections made by competent men on behalf of the in saraace company. are worth ths whole cost Of the insurance That osHcial inspection ir some states has teen worthless .s 2 result Of eefee tive laws and the making Of fainieal appointments. Inspection itself is good and should be welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19

of n pciitical campaign. Ii may be that the vonen would help our pol
 itios for time ont our politics would hurt women for ail time, and. reacting upon the home. would poison the very fountains Of true progress
 and civilization But so long as We deny tine franchise to women We cannot consistently declare our belief in the absolute rule of the peo- ple. for women are people ans the very best people. though not the kind Iof people to engage in the responsible work Of declaring wars or in the roagb work of fighting them
 In the southern states we not only exclude women from all participation in our government and thas reduce the formula to read that We believe in the rule of the men people, but even that must be further qualified, because every Southern state except the one from which I come has adopted constitutional amendments designed to exclude a large namber e men from all participation in the gov. ernment; and consequently the form. lula. according to the theory and prac. tiee of tbe Southern states. must read tbat they are in favor Of the ruie oi the white men people. In California they are willing for white rpen ard black men. white women and back women to rule, but they are not will .iag for yellow men and yellow women to rule. There is 20; a state H. this Union today which will permit con victs or idiots 10 vote. and ye, con victs and idiots are people but the crime of the one and the imbecility of the other nave long been regarded as a sufficient reason for Withholding from them the right Of suffrage. The truth is. Mr. President that when we analyze this matter we see that what passes amongst us today as the very essence Of wise statesmanship is
 nothing more than shallow thinking or tnsliSitei ate' A5FFocrisy. be liere in tbe rule Of the people. but do nos believe that vice ana ignorance should govern this country. beiieys in the rule of those who possess intel
 iigence and virtue. because I know that they alone can save this govern mont.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19

Of discussion.
 Delegates appointed by numerous states. both North and South. vi, meet in Philadelphia Thursday to take uB the final plans for the comias celebration of the fiftseth anniver- sary og fbc battle os Gettysburg.
 4 conference Of progressives Of Wis .cnusin, Michigan, Minnesota and the Dakotas is to be held in St Paul rri. day. with former Senator Aibert J. 7Beyerilge Of Indiana as the chiel speaker
 The Cnioa 0i American Hebrew congregations viii hold i,s twenty. third convention iH Cincinnati begin hing Monday. A feature fthe con yention viii be the dedication of the rev buildings of the Hebrew UnioH college.
 other matters that will figure more or less prominently la the news of the week wil be the senatorial coEtes| iii several ot che states. the eightl National Western Stock show il Denver. the converting of Nevada leg islature. the inauguration of Goyernol Coiduitt ol Texas for a second term the opening of the American Chess sIasters' tournament In New Nori City. ard the fifth International Corr Exposition and annual meeting of ths American Breeders association ir Charleston, 5. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
A STATEWIDE PROTEST.
lTGcs0n CHizen0

tTEcs0n Chizen1
 All over the state Of Arizona tax payers are beconinS alarmed over th- financial condition Of the state an, the present 0Htlook for an increase rather tEan decrease in taxation The first step toward concerted actioI was taken by citizens Of Snowflake Navajo county. recently. when thel held q mass meeting and appointed 2 committee or prominent citizens tS investigate the causes Of the increas of taxation for state and county pur poses. in the course or the meeting ; suggestion was made for the reduc ton of salaries or ofiiciais ODposltio vas also expressed to the propose StU,090.e30 bond issue for read puT ,osea.
 Nc are not informed as to thu causes Immediately impeiling th' meeting of the Snowflake taxpayers but probably enc Of them is fosnd ir She figures relating to assessment an'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
Advertising oervte soss cfHes Box zsz
 Cau5s1f NJ.

&All1e1f Etst<.
 THE AVERAGE HOUSEWIFE ls bound heart ana soul, to her home.
 HER HOME, her husband her chil- Gren and what they require for their comfort. for their amusement and for their health is ever uppermost
 SHE IS AN EABiTUAL READER OF ADVERTISEMENTS. as sEe real izes that the advertising columns sent the bargains. the new things and the best of everything. SHE LIKES TO PATR0NiZE THE MERCHANT WHO HAS SUFFICIENT CoNFIDEHCE IN HIS WARES TO INVITE PUBLIC INSPECTION AND COMPARISON.
 THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE IS THE HAND THAT HOLDS THE PURSE" in the msjori- ty or our homes
 THE WOMAN buys all that goes into our homes ir the way Of fur nishings
 SHE BUYS clothing for herself, her children and. in many cases, for her husband.
 IT IS SHE who decides upon the theater or ether place Of amusement.
 THE MOTHER encourages self ee- ucation on the part Of her children and urges fine purchase of good books
 HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL THE HUNDREDS OF WIVES AND MOTHERS WHO READ THE BIS BEE DAIRY REVIEW.
 NES9
 THEN why not tell them abcnt itt
 OUR ~AD MAN will be glad to give you a lot of valuable infofma- lion
 MAY Ne have him ealle 200
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19

The shattnck mine is proyins- -.= be net oni5 a copper mine that yields iAe eoFn. but its richness is no& Icing aagmeated sy the encounter oi rich lead ores, carrying both gole and silver values. Great ia the Warren district and great is the shattuck the Copper queen and Calumet and Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19

From the Hieksyviiie Clarion
 Constable Ezra Hand got fooled
 nice down to the city the other day
 when he bought cream pun to eat
 He says it must have been pretty
 bad as it was soft and squshy as . thunder on the inside so he tkrowed it away without sayiR' anything lie
 says he never hollers when be gets
 stung.
 Deacon Stabbs of our meetin' house started on a tour down to the city
 yesterday and there is much fears for his safety, as nobody has e. oeiNed ans pictures pust cards yet. lis wife told him before leayln not
 Co blow out any gas nor in any money. The deacon however coniided in some of his friends that he was eoin'
 to have 8 good time ana see the
 sights if it cost him ten shillin'. Dea- cons al hum and deacons abroad Is two kinds of deacons. The last time the deacon went to the city he was bound to see all the public institu- lions and wandered into the pest house. He returned home. came down with the smallpox and it cost the tax payers of this village S476.89 to keeb
 him in G0arantine and likeness. Nota- .in like enjoying yourself at some bOdys else's expense.
 Blond trimmers seem to be ali the
 sc nowadays Miss Amy PrirgIe has
 had seven oI them at her millinery
 emporium hand running lately El- mer Jones says most men ike blonde women and blonde women like most linen. Grandpa Bibbins' false teeth 1 was cracked by the frost last Thurs
 day night
 ! The concert by the Hiekeyville Sil- | yer Ccrnet hand was postponed until next week because Hank Tumms losL all the wind outen the bass drum end had to send it down to the city ' to have it filled again Also the valves
 in Seth Stimsou's r Tat cornet got froze. They told him 10 breathe into . the cornet fer to thaw it out and he ' done so, after which his cornet played iEtcxicatin' music
 Grandpa 3ibbiRs had his whiskers | trimmed iE 2 feed box in Tibbitts i store last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
cauaht on the ElY

Vincent Astor says he is too busy to fall in love This seems a shame. as Vincent is one of the few who can really afford it.
 An eastern sayant is advocating a universal brotherhood. but these will never be one so long as Tat and the Colonel are on earth
 Kaiser Wilhelm is criticised for hobnobhing with the rich. Yes, man n his position can't be too careful of his reputation.
 But the telegraph and the telephone companies would certainly prefer to have the colonel stay at Oyster Bay and do his inspiring at long distance.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19
A0 ti Ath it again As pms r Tat Id him to to thaw it which his e sic
 bins had ]
 feed box
 Rubes
 nF Trr15rfe T
Rubes

Here is one of Julius Tannens lat est:
 \ New York city minstrel company had found hard luck in the west. Business had heen fearful and the troupe strpck Pleasant Valley wita- out a cent.
 lt was a cold drizziy night. The company had arrived late and it was decided to make a street parade at 6 o'clock. Every one was bungry and there wasn't 45 cents in The bunch. They plodded around in the mud with the cold wind whfstiing around their legs. On both sales uI tEe street were we'll lighted hpmes. Families eating their suppers corId be seen through the windows by the tired and hungry minsrels from New YorA.
 It looks nice in there, said the B flat cornet player with a sign. Those are the people we call tubes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-19

a&ation published by The citizen re seatly.
 Referring to that table we find thai he assessment Of Narajo county aroperty last year was S2.544, 4G6. sn increase over the year before of bout % per cent, or $552, ,559 f6. The aXation for state purposes alone was 70 per cent, or SE52. .559.4e. The taxa. iion for state purposes alone was 32, ,276-92 an increase of S5.757. .f6, O. bout 25 per cent. We have no avail able figures showing the amount of the increase of taxes in Navajo for county purposes but it is probably appalling to a smaIl county whose only industries are agriculture on a small scale and stock raising.
 In Maricopa county taxpayers as :ociation has been formed to discuss his problem and suggest means Of -urtalling the expenses Of the state administration and of keeping these sxpenses within the revenue.
 Everywhere taxpayers realize that a serious situation confronts the state ind the members Of the legislature vfll please the great body of tazEay- ITS f tbey immediately appoint an economy committee to suggest means cuvtail expenses in every derart. hent Of the s.ste government
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-10-23
Jas. Adams Shows.

Jas Adams arrived in town Sunday
with his Great 10 cent show and pitch
ed tent on Monday on the vacant lot
next to the post office where he has
nightly been giving splendid perfor-
mances to fairly good crowds. AS US
ual Adams show is clean, and
thoroughly up-to-date, and nothing is
said or done to offend the most fasti-
deous. He has with him this year
several new characters and the per-
formances given are the best for the
money ever seen here. In fact they
are superior to many for which so
cents and $1.00 have been charged.
This show will be here only a few
more nights and if you haven't been
out take our word for it and go and
you will enjoy it. A Matinee espec-
tally for ladies and children will be
given Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.