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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
OUR FLAG

Ninetysix years ago yesterday the first United States flag of the present design hoisted the House of Representatives Washington It had twenty stars and thirteen stripes. The flag had been made in New York by the wife of Captain S. C. Reid. famous the commander of the privateer General Armstrong Mrs. Reid sent 1t by mail to Representative Wendoyer who had been sponsor for the by which the law of 1794, providing stripe and star for each state. changed to require only new star for each state Thirteen stripes to be preserved to represent the original colonies
 The law making the banner the official flag of the United States became effective July 4. 1918.
 Nearly hundred million people live beneath that flag today as compared with less than millions, nnety.sx years ago. and 1t combined area several times than that represented by it's twen ty in ISIS Its recognition then along the Mississippi river Today the fortyeght states sweep unbrokeniy the continent The flag has also been planted the Philippines several strategic islands in the Pacific the enormous area CT Alaska and at the gateway of at Panama Several years 1t carried around the world by
 fleet of American bsttleshps and just five years ago it planted the North Pole by Commander Peary
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Entered as second-class mail matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
TAe "MoviE" BATTERIES.

Serious attention, it would seem, must be accorded to the presence the Mexican firing line of the nov ing picture operators They furnish medium through which the world is enabled gain accurate knowledge of what is taking place the batehelds across the Rio Grande The movie batteries a part now of the necessary equipment war. but they privileged to figure as the direct for new alignment Of patriots in Mexico, with further bloodshed and out rages?
 According late reports from Fl Paso, General Carranza, who looks like wholesome and unusually in teigent man. is very angry because his moving picture men have been sent back from the front by General Villa with plain that Villa is the only man who has authority over the movie privileges.
 Carranza, 1t is explained. desired to devote the money received for privileges to the of patriotism but Villa is charged. deyotes the receipts from his moving picture enterprise to his personal benefit as legitimate sdelne If the photographs of Villa do him justice. he looks to be jolly outlaw ever or dered the murder of defenseless men; and undoubtedly he that gold placed in his pocket is gold. placed in the custody of patriotsm's nobles Mexican upbolder.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
OUR STATE

Every resident of Arizona should feel it bounden duty to participate in campaign of education for the benefit of surprisingly number of people in this country who labor under the deusion that Arizona is a dry, unovely desert. The campaign is especially essary because distorted view is held by people well informed most things. They have subscribed to an error ong-standing they have been cor rected in it. They have heard perhaps the joyful hopes expressed by some one afflicted with weak lungs who was about for Arizona and health They have their appraisal topography of the state tales of enormous but hardwon wealth taken from the desoate mines.
 The benefits in store for those possessing weak lungs are compared with Arizonas blessings for those owning perfectly good pair of lungs. Arizona essentially home liveable, oveable locality so richly with advantages that those helpful to invads merely extraneous and to spare.
 Let all citizens become active at in campaign Of enighment In every letter sent east west to relatives friends let there be brief description of growing your yard your neghbors yards a sentence of praise the warming and continuous suhshine picture of the socaled desert at this time of the year ocotlla leafing its lated sticks, and other varities of cact blooming Tell them l blossom and of the form ing figs Tell of the crop increase of nearly one hundred and twenty-five percent in Arizona in less than
 decade Tell them of the forests and streams in the northern sections of the sate of the fish and game Every in the Union has its barren spots Arizona would swap foot of her limited barrenness for an equal amount of the undesirable space of other states. Arizona is gorgeousy endowed with green swarded tree-shaded flowerbedecked lands. Help edu cate a badly-informed country to the facts.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

the warning elements nominaly supporting him in tho hall of st stephen he liable to be summarly thrown of office and if his cabinet falls every large meas of political progress forced to . vote since he as sumed power becomes abortive--a dead letter The aims parliament. and of the British people, will have been wasted because of the subservency of the gov crnng executive to the continually changing emotion of popur
 Government is business in the highest form Govern should be based upon businesske principles.
 The principle underlying the composition of the As quith cabinet is utterly unbusinessike. from a Demo cratic standpoint. True it is made necessary in Eng land order to carry the AngeSaxon idea of lin tied monarchy. The king is merely a gorifed figure head His prerogaves may only be asserted In order 10 be swiftly and most certainly curailed. But the idont of a sefgoverning Democracy should he hgurehead The President the United States is not fsure.head.
 Mir. Woodrow wilsan manages the business of the United States through his cabinet through Congress just president of great corporation would man the aars of that corporation If the President his Cabinet should be hampered by the Congress pro vided by the Constitution exclusively. with the law.
 
 re respoh iblity for failure before the eyes of all the people The necessary check is certain operation but the wheels of government reared make prog without unnecessary loss of loss of time
 Professor 1ood1ow, who is returning from Picking to head that great educational institution Johns Hop kns, that President Yuan Shh-kai taking the one possible in China if China is going profit as result of the wuchang evolution. He says:
 "The experience of the immediate past that dis of the advsabiy of cabinet government China is justified. The ministers have been unstable that little. if any, progress has been made in the solution of many most important and pressing problems. h large part of the trouble Is be found in the attempts of the council and later. of the assembly too strict control the actions of the executive
 What China would to need for the present at any rate. is executive who should be permitted subject to general control be exercised by the leg islaure the policy to be followed pursue that policy unhampered by vexatious restrictions"
 Stable government is what China needs. Yuan's pol icy makes and for stable government. In turning to Washington and the American plan for gud. ance. Yuan Shh-kai demonstrates the great wisdom. the true Democracy of the Moses of Cathay
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
BUSINESS GOVERNMENT

The developments attending the fight of Ulster against home rule compelling attention to the working of England's government compared with that of this country Another potential circumstance along the thought the tacit decision of the Pres dent of China take the advice of Professor Frank Goodnow and assure to his country cabinet like tha of the United States responsible President rather than to Congress coming this decision. China's President is well advised Apart altogether from the question administrative expediency experience has amply justified the American governmental principal and shaken faith in the old belief in party cabinets
 The president of a republic elected for of years He is responsible all the people instead of to party composing possibly, but minority of the people
 He pledges himself to work out certain policy, of certain policies and to reforms Given
 cabinet subject his will and compelled out of ne- cessty to be loyal his desires he is government head assisted by helpful hands stretching accom- psh the objects has been commissioned to attain. Hut where as in France, instance the cabinet is responsible the parliament and but imperfecty under the control of the president work of the governing head is frequently rendered because the hands either work against his purpose palsed by the mutations political and interparty sentiment There is little promise of stability.
 The cabinet subordinate to- ana direclY respohsio'' o the president in accordance with good Democratic doctrine The quasLindependent cabinet representnl the majority the time being in parliament or bloc is product of monarchy in it's most liberal and limited form We have just significant Illustration of tho weakness of ths latter system.
 In England Mir. Asquth and his colleagues Of th' Treasury benches represent a coalition
 To the average American observer, party feeling Il the House of Commons. Westminster, is as banling al any old style Chinese puzzle. It may also be sal that 1t is frequently banIing to the man at the heln for the time being in British parliamentary affairs To ;natanee unles Mr Asquith can contIiye paeate al
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

t is rmcred trat ;nc Republicans o1 Massachusetts wl1 make anotfar effort to induce George von l.. Meyer to become a candidate for governor in the State election next fall Mr. Meyer Is one of the most distinguished Republicans of Massachusetts. He has served as American ambassador to Italy and Russia and as Postmaster General under President Roosevelt and Secretary of the Navy under Pres Ident Taft
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

In the spirited three.cornered con- test among the Democrats the Repub' licans of Kentucky affect to see a chance to win the United States sen atorship this year. At present the Republican leaders are casting about for a standard-bearer lt is said they may decide to put forward Judge An drew M. J. Cochran, of the United States Court of the. Eastern District of Kentucky, whose home K in Mays vile. The senatorial nominations or both parties will be made in the State primaries next August
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Republicans, Democrats, Progress ives and Socialists probably will have candidates in the field next fall for the United States senatorship from Arizona, 10 succeed Senator Marcus A. smith whose term will expire next March. Among those already re- garded as candidates for the toga are Chief Justice Alfred Frank lin Of the State supreme court, Reese M. Ling. Democratic national commit teeman; Joseph II. Kibbey, former governor and Eugene W. Chain, sew eral times the Prohibition candidate for President of the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

United States Senator Gore or Ok lahoma, who is to seek reelection this fall. will have a rival for the senator ship in the person of Samuel ". Hayes, until recently chief justice of the Oklahoma supreme court.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Congressman Maurice Connolly of the Third district of Iowa will try for the Democratic nomination for United States senator to succeed Sen ator Cummins. whose term will eX- pire next March
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Representative Sercno D. Payne of New York. who has served fifteen terms in the national house of repre- aentatiyes, will be candidates for re- election this fall
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

General Felix II. Robinson who is said to be the only surviving briga- dier general of the Confederate States army, seeks to become governor of Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15
E x # 4 < # # < l POLITICAL POINTS 7

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 South Carolina Democrats will hold their State convention in Columbia May 20.
 Prohibition promises to be a lead ing issue in this years election in Cal ifornia.
 Former Speaker Cannon hopes to be returned Co Congress by his old district next November.
 Henry M. Esterly. an attorney Of Portland is candidate for the posi- ton of Democratic national commit teeman for Oregon.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Ralph C. Cochran. of Atlanta, has announced his candidacy for the United States senate against Hoke Smith. who next year will seek re- election
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-15

Advertising Rates on Application.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
,
IF THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
: MARCH ..
, %e $500 Z

Executive and practical genius
comes to the person Of this birthdate
Jupiter, the governing planet, favors
success in public careers and the per-
iods Of late spring and early fall will
be well governed.
The warning to persons Of this
birthdate for the year 1914 is this.
Control your restless discontented
mind. Let reason dominate self-win
and self-love DO not move about be-
cause Of mere whims. Look beyond
the present and spend a portion Of
each day in quiet thought until the
disturbing elements are quieted." This
is most important for the people Of
this birthdate
This year will be one of quick and
unexplained changes of affairs. There
is little that appears to be settled.
therefore. Il behooves those whose
birthdates fall on March 9 to remain
quiet. to look before they leap and
rise above fear and worry.
The Want Ads are we'll governed for
tradesmen, for sales agents, for drig-
ers, teamsters, chauffeurs and many
articles lost will be reclaimed by 2
Want Ad.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
PROPOSALS


II ROPOSALS FOR WILMINGTON, DELLA
i WARE, "sINKING FUND, -FOUR AND
ONE HALF PER CENT. LOAN,
Sealed bids viii be received until II o clock
noon. Thursday. March 30. 1914, for TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY.FIvE THOUSAND
DOLLARS (S255. Ooo) OF Wilmington, Della
ware, Sinking Fund Four and Onc'Hah Per
Cent Bonds.
Said bonds will date from April /. A. D.
1914 and will be issued in denominations Of
$50 or muitipies thereof and bear interest
at the rate OF four and onehaf percentum
per annum, payable semi annually, on Octo-
her ! and April I, and viii mature As here
matter mentioned.
$4,000 OF this issue il 20 provide funds
for the refundng OF $4,000 Of bonds which
were issued under provisions Of Acts Of
General Assembly Of the State Of Delaware,
approved March 81. 1908, and March 20,
1907. 10 provide funds for the use Of Board
Of Water Commissioner and which will ma
ture May !, A. d. 1914. and June !, A. ID.
1914.
The above amount Of s55. 900 is now be.
ing issued under authority Of an ordinance
Of City Council, passed February 5, A. d.
1914. and approved February 10, A. d.
1914. and viii mature as follows;
sac. $50 on April 1. A. d. 1896.
S12.15O on October /, A. d 1895.
$4,000 Of this issue is to provide funds
for tho Board Of Water Commissioners for
the purchase and installation Of Water
Meters for the city Of Wilmington. Issued
under authority Of an ordnance Of City
Council. passed February 5, A. D. 1914
approved February 16. a. D. 1914 and
maturing. $50 900 on October ]. A. d. 1896.
S15o.00O Of this issue is 70 provide funds
for use Of the Board OF Directors Of the
Street and Sewer Department for curbing,
guttering, grading, widening. paving and
improving streets ana avenues and the build
ing Of sewers and conduits in the city Of
Wilmington.
Issued under authority Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Delaware,
approved March 4. A d. 1907. aud under
authority Of an ordinance Of City Council,
passed February 10. A. ID. 1914. and ap-
proved March 5, A. d. 1914 and maturing
as follows:
SCI. 500 on October /, A. d 1896.
S68.50O on April /. A. ID. 1897 4
All proposals must be accompanied by
certified check, payable TO the order Of The
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington for two
percentum Of the amount OF bonds bid for,
the same to be forfeited II the bidder fails 10
accept and pay for bonds awarded,
The successful bidder or bidders will be
required 10 settle for the bonds awarded.
with accrued interest from April 1, A. d.
1914. at or before II o'clock noon, April
Is. A. ID. 1914. r.
The right TO reject any and all bids is re-
served.
Address all bids in sealed envelopes to
James +. Price City Treasurer, Wilmington
Delaware. marked Proposals for Sinking
Fund Four and One-Half Per Cent. Loan
marc. ,l3,lo,le.2O.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
Information for Travellers
Time OF departure o. iraas wilmington.
Trans Marksd l-) are Expresses
PHILADELPHIA, BALTlxorE q wAsH1NoroN R. R.

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TO P9.sdslps,a suaisys M is os So 10.
s s 8 4s 10, 2i es5 7lo- 80 7s5. soi eos.
II 81 M s4 f r'R'' s ~ % is & 10 20 70
p N-i.s7 $40 '7.ic o,ss ii IS, - '
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70 sundy s. NJ oS ioi. lia. 4ai
4o ,a si7.s So. 22 o.2e 7;ai. s.is os. '''
To Baltimore Way s'aioas
DELAWARE P & RAILROAD
a22 sSi a. So Saturday, oaly-s,a5 II W W - -
Down State Sundays A. Ma. OF, 7.5s. p.
BALTIMORE RAILsoAD
10 So. ssi. sss. s $50. S.. $40
sS. ''9s''1 sas s Soo. sS lo''s P NJ
ss IOssss j Me 4Sis sSs sosr
Pagad'lPhis M.slo. 5a2. 7ao 8 a. o.so 10 ss
,. RHIIADEIPnA READING RAILWAY
sundsss@s.is NJ g. Ssd As NJ p A-aio as s'
,.,, WILSON STEAMBOATS,
4l5 Saturdays and Sundays only p. NJ - 4'0''
LINES
minutes after the hour and half and 90 e"
TO New caseIavs naf hour on IN.
~ and So Cars leaving
City, etc. D 0a' o pe@"are
To saaywins sVri9ss and Market every IS
snss for Leaving 10 min
and Mart., ,st. 80, - d. -,
stance sos and 72s 80" "'"' o. TOT IN
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

ID UBLIC SALE OF FINE FURNITURE
L CARPETS, RUGS AND ANTIQUES
from two Apartments on West Side. viii be
sold at STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE, No. III r FOURTH STREET
FRIDAY. MARCH 1s, at O'Clock. P NJ.
Apartment No. 1.-One Chartered Oak
Bedroom Suit, two Brass Beds with Ma
tional Springs; Bird s.Eye Maple Dresser.
hogany Chiffonier, one Library Suit,
pieces, in brown Spanish leather. mahogany
frame; Mahogany Library Table. No.
Harvest Home Range, Porcelain lined Re
Buffet China Closet 4s.inch Pedestal TX.
tension Table and six leather seat Chairs:
China and Bric-a Brac. Bedding, Sheets
Pillow Cases. Lace Curtains. Table Linen
and Napkins four beautiful Rugs, one Viii
ton in old rose cost s45; two Administers.
9xl2i Oriental effects; one Brussels.
Apartment No 1.-Two Brass Beds. con.
tinuous posts. guaranteed lacquer; Felt
Mattresses. Curly Birch Dresser and Chit.
fcnier Mahogany Dresser and Princess
Dresser with heavy plank top: 5-piece Ma.
hogany Parlor SUIT upholstered IN Verona
and Couch 70 match; Davenport. one mas
sivc Buffet, one handsome China Closer.
Pedestal Extension Table and six Spanish
leather seat Chairs. entire suit cost Sls5:
one Antique Mahogany Table with carved
rope legs; Antique Mahogany Wardrobe
with glass knobs. Mahogany Sofa, Mahor.
any Secretary, al in fine condition
Beautiful summer Mattings Rugs. Pic
lures, Turkish Rocker, Mission Library Suit.
Library Table. Bedding. Bed
Linen Table Linen. Towels. sum
mer Poriieres. set Of Rosebud
China Costumers. Smoking Table. etc Five
Rugs that are hard 20 beat: One Wilton.
two Administer Rugs gx12. and s.3x1O.6:
two Brussels Rugs. 9x1e and .6x9. etc
ATTENTION--We believe this Is the best
sale OF Furniture We have had this year az
the above goods are in fine condition and
worthy tho attention OF parties going 20
housekeeping. The owners have decided TO
sell everything for the high bid and there
fore nothing will be Withdrawn We will
store free OF charge goods bought az this
sale until March 25, and deliver same
free Goods cannot be seen until day Of
sale. Sale Friday. March i3. AZ ] O'Clock.
p. NJ. sharp. STIDHAM & son.
marsil-l2 Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
ZANE r. PATTERSON DTFS.

Zane b. Patterson died suddenly
Yesterday afternoon In his boarding
house. No 1889 Montgomery Avenue,
Philadelphia
iMr. Patterson was a we'll known
painter of this city. and was the son
Of Mrs. NJ. b. Cloud. formerly a res
ident Of Wilmington, but now Of
Philadelphia. The body was re-
moved to Bair's undertaking es.ab-
llsnment. Eighteenth and Filbert
streets. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
AUCTION SALE.
MACHINERY

NACHOD SIGNAL CO.. consisting Of all
modern, up.to-date machinery and machine
shop tools will be sold al PUBLIC AUCTION
at No. 1926 ORKNEY STREET. PHILA-
DELPHIA. PA. WEDNESDAY. MARCH II.
AZ p NJ sharp. Further particulars will
be found in tbs paper on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
pR. PYLE,s sAFE rp1p

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Pyle have
received a cablegram from Dr. Joseph
n Pyle, announcing his safe arrival
at 1ib-altor on the steamship Fran
c9nla- He will tour through Spain,
Efypt and other countries before re.
taming
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
gIiILDERS. CONTRACTORS

ID rFORE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs consult US. DAVID
DANGEL 4 SONS, Nos. 5o6-5Os North Van
Buren street. d. Is A. 1910, Automatic.
2439. ianet-eod-3 -3mos.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
HELP WANTED-MALE

4 OCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. BkAhhMhNi :
" wages about StOO. experience unneces
ssrs Send aec postage. Railway, care
fNeuinr Journal Office
MAJ. .s.s.7.9io.lo.14.l6.17.l9,ai,29.24e6,2s 4e6,2s'
3o3i.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

Just put little Want Ad in today
and set all the wonderful Want Ad
machinery in motion and see what
wonders it viii work for you.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
sIrTATI0N WAalED-MAIE.

~ OLORED MAN WISHES POSITION
~ as chauffeur. Address W-i0
tvennF journal once. mer9 2whs.
At Az DESIRES POSITION AS ENGI-
l't ncff OIL rffuln. Capable of taking
charge of plant city or country Ad.
dress AGO. afeang Journal ONCE.
marc g.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
FOR RENT

so7 Delaware Ave. "a X. - B.
2io5 Lancaster Ave l. Il. & B.
llt- Roduey St.. IL K 2B
le.3 Market St. 12 Il & ? b.
l5lS w. Thirteenth St.. 10 & p B. $1,000
1913 Nes. ~, ip R. 4 IS. ..|.. S5U.OO
sos Van Buren ST.. 10 r. &B
1903 Broone 81; IL z. B. S45. 90
ihyi neiaware Av- N A 3 B s3o no
100 Washington st. rooms 49,. $500
1908 W Sixth ST.. o r 4 B.. So5 90
3la Z. Fourth ST., IL + & b $500
23l Concord Ave- X B.s....S-. 90
s. E. Cor. Eighth and Krkwood SITS. 7 X.
.-................... $500
All Washington ST.. 10 R & b $4,000
1928 " Fourth St. 8 r & Bs...sls.OO
900 Shallcross Ave- & B.s14.0 90
2n5 n. Harrison ST.. &B...Sf5.OO
1927 Nandever Ave, r & B.....SI5.OQ
izlo p. 22nd ST.. y & B......'.,.s15.00
S36 Poplar St.. r .......... $1,000
2i5 Lombard ST.. 6 rooms ..,... e.. SIS 90
all r. Second 81. Z rooms ...'... .s15 90
1929 Btnnc't ST.. s r B......s15.0 90
425 $. Head St, rooms .-......s g. 90
90l Chestnu. ST., R & B. store s35 90
S26 Orange St.. store ........'.'. $50 90
tfAiti $50 -
3, T. and 6 rooms and bath
Wilmington Trust Company.
REAL sSrArF DEPARTMENT..
dupont BLDG
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
APARTMENTS
MUSIC

NJ Iss EMILE CLOUD, TEACHER OF
NI beginners in piano music. Careful At.
tention paid 70 backward pupils. Prices
moderate No. 23o5 Lancaster avenue.
mar9 .eod-2m.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Il OR RENT-TwO VERY DESIRABLE
II Offices for professional man. 13x16 feet
each. IN the now Odd Fellows Building
tenth and King Streets second floor front.
Apply at the building. feb0-mon.t .tues-tri-tf.
nRY GOODS STORE AND DWELLING.
Washington Heights section. Immedi-
ave possess on. Good reason for renting
All modern improvements Apply
WM. F. CRAVEN.
D. $3.50. o5OO Jefferson ST.
mar4-1mo.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
WANTED. FEMALE


IA AMID YOUNG LADY or CONSiD.
W rral experience. desires nosition as
e'ffk nr 1fifr work. Also stcnographer.
N-'tnnHhif salary. Address A.11. this
o~'" ianso.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

PUBLIC SALE OF
~ high class Horses will be
nc --- sold at Mnrvel's Sale
HIS A.rA Stables, Fifth and Madi-
kRt SOD streets, on Wednes-
TN ell day, March II, at 1
NA~f7aa-SA o'clock. sharp.
One carload from Fred
erica county Nd; large and strong, from
10 s years old and as good as grows.
Among them You win find many mares.
These horses are acclimated and ready for
work. Soldeon our usual guarantee Must
give satisfaction or money refunded Also
trotting horse Little Jean. years old,
sound and has been mile in 2 rs: can
beat your horse down the road. Credit Of
60 days interest added. Horses at private
sale at all times
JOHN F. O'NEAL.
W. s. TOWNSEND.
Ellis P. Hicks Clerk
wM. II. KLAIR. Auctioneer.
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