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sretnh d Tie paiStine
I aud Diamond street II. q
zee win unite IN q ttnlon ser,
\ the Diamond street church
y evening. Rev. j. O. Buck,
sll preach the discourse and
I p EDDY Who has returned
pig vacation trip VIII assist
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SPECIAL NOTICES
EFsI1t KTIoN FoR PARDON

APPLICATION FOR PARDON
|. Notice rs hereby given that on
or about the 22hd day Of August,
1874 an application will be filed
With the Pardon Attorney. Char
lest6n. West Virginia, for the par
don OF William Jones (colored),
who was convicted OF crime Of
robbery, IN and by the circuit court
Of Marion county, West Virginia,
on the. 2lst day Of March, 1918, and
on the same date sentenced TO be
confined in the penitsntsry at
,MoundBvtlle for the period o. five
years.
WILLIAM JONES
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~ SWHVpUFTIHul WIu'
and Mrs Harley Harris and
.issie Harris went to Cumber.
friday 70 spend a couple OF
! NTH Mrs sarris' parents,
ia Mrss James HershherSer,
childrens who have beer
kheir grandparents the past
weeks, will return home
Lheni.
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From Bgekhannon.

~ Hohfbough, Of Buckhai1'
the guest Of Frank Swear.
ot East Park avenue. The
Eonng men attended the same
at Baltimore last year. Mr..
leugh Is now en- route 10 Bos,
enter Harvard college the
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} Mpt1ef07 Meeting,
monthly Mothers meeting OF
\ 9 ~ %, will DO held Tuea.
3ternpen al the homo OF Mrs,
ice GFay in Diamond street,
! raemher should be present
tes 70 the convention will
icted Mrs. Gray and Mrs. o.
iiitps will be the hostesses.
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~ EgFbSHalat
Masses Mary and Virginia
i et Wheeling. are guests Of
lMaFy Brown Wilson, Of New.
Ereet
John a Long still continues
IN q her homo in State
i Martha Frum, Of State
} iiss recovered from sew.
days severe illness.
e ID swisher, Of Market
Vent to Huntington this
ing totytslt her son, Fred Bill.
b and family.
and Mrs. Vance Harrington
on eilly Of Stevens street,
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spEntA1 NOTICE


levy s.. e!60
fetal assessed yaitin:
< ton o. taxable & .
property in dis q. :.
Proposed rate Of levy z
..............-.....,........,.. Fifteen cents
Estimate for District Road Pur.
poses.
Grant District.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
70 be levied for current year,
Balance due from sher-
liz
Tax sales and redemp-
lions ,........................ 1000
Total receipts ............S 1000
Estimated disbursement
Outstanding orders,
June 80, 1921 ...-,.........s 2eO.6o
For construction, im-
provement and main
tenanee Of County
district roads .......-...... 4,71T.40
For construction and
M intenance Of
bridges on County
district roads .............. 10000
Total Disbursements s 5,2O8.oO
Amount 10 be raised :ilii;,sii'i BY 80
Total assessed vaiua 9'to9'VY
ton Of taxable
property in dis
Proposed ratio Of levy
................................... Fifteen cents
Estimate for District Road Pur.
Lincoln District.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
TO be levied for current year)-
Tax sales and redenps
tons ..............................S 5000
Total receipts ............s 5000
Estimated disbursements -
Outstanding orders,
June 80, 1921 ..............$ 677.40
For construction, i'm
provenent and main
terance Of County
district roads ........,.,..; 2o.172.so
For construction and
maintenance Of
bridges on Cougty-
district roads .............. 100000
Total disbursements IS 21,sBo.oo
Total reesipts .1.,.s 5000
levy observation-disclosures 81 10000
Total assessed yaluR-
ti6n Of taxable
property in dis
trtct ,;....,;,......,:..;.....,-S A,o5s, 1880
Proposed rate Of levy
.......,........................ Fifteen cents
Estimate for District Road Pur.
poses.
Warrington District.
Estimated receipts Except taxes
TO be levied for current year)-
Tax sales and redemp-
tons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000
Total receipts ....,.......s 10000
Estimated disbursements-
Outstanding orders,
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FOR sAIE-Fine 200 acre corn
and clover farm IS miles, from
Columbus, Ohio, fine buildings at
edge Of village with good schools,
church and stores. 125 tons good
hay, 400 shocks good corn, new
Fordson tractor, 20 head dairy
cattle two teams horses, poultry,
all machinery to run farm: goes
with farm at 5000 per acre, but
worth 1916. Write Maple Dale
farm, Powell, Ohio. Ri. /.
8 30 1t-s21A
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CALIFORNIA Bachelor AZ. worth
$4,000 would marry. E. Boz
1872 League, Columbus, Ohio,
$40 1t-611A
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HOUSES AND LoTs

eNsNSNN4NseSeGNsNo~NsNsN
FOR SALE-Two new houses
Four and six rooms With bath
ERst Side. Immediate possession
Call 4O1-M. s 20 ct $40 "A
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FARMS FOR SAGE


FARMS FOR SALE - 11s acres
three.fourths mile 10 improved
road, two miles to hustllng railroad
village: fine buildings, maple ghad.
ed lawn; 90 acres valuable timber
100 fruit trees, sugar bush; fully
equipped, stock, farm machinery
and crops, including several acres
hay, 8 acres oats, 8 acres buck.
wheat, 3 acres corn, 3 acres beans,
1 acre peas, 1 1.2 acre potatoes. 400
tomato plants, $500, $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms.
Also 81 acres, fine location: 10
acres timber; brook.watered pas,
ture for 10 COWS; fruit for home
use; good buildings. $1,000, $500
cash. balance easy; 100 other good
farms at bargain prices. Catalogue
free. w. D. streeter, Richland. N.
Y. s.15.6t574A
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June 9. is2l SO
Z ,,,, ssns ~ IN. r i, ~ ~
tsnssase Z n sH9 9,s laaat
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!rotSI SG .S sSS. stils4ss ~ 1S S' ny
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ro lsyy :;:;;,:.;'.'-,; si,. S4'VtSVs
t;on - e tsSeSls 80
s s,1a y d; 1870 Peg nAs 7,s "a
tSe9esN tSSS " 4ssy r,,..s.. .....
Estin "a I.,t p ~
~ 49, .s'ss 1sVsu wv
p,w ps% n,st,,.4
Evtl,,stsS rs ~ $500 fsSsse,. ..w..
"a IL isyis4 ~ ss sI,so,, I*Ssp. s1Hss
Tax sales and redemp.
Total REGENTS & Oh. 90
Estimsted n;shrrLar,.,t.
n,+stsNS;Ss SoSt ss'ns4sS'
,ISne 40 Ie9i 55oo
FGr ... sons sia1 IN.
taSsSs. guy ran us
district roads SN" moss m
rs1: nss.ts,,S $3.50 .,''''''...':; AV''oe'VV
S Sstss = -, sSsion 1nq
S.;d,n, 70 ~ y n .S.S,r. o.
gsstt;st ID W o""t sno an
SA'SS tV"S0 '''''''''''''' OVV'VV
ro tofs lo disbursements A'S y GO
A,,sa,,,,t t ~ is 1879 H. cow
InY., " pe ts'seu DS acc m
Total tai assessed valqs.
,. s!oM u sNa ~
tTiet US s7,s5soos m
49, :.:.:.t.'''..;'';..:.,.''s ''O's,VSo'VV
ftep0Ssu t"Se " ''e'y r;s.o.. ..,,..
n'eea cents
Estimate Tor District Road Pur.
poses.
Upton District.
ESTIMATED receipts Except taXeF
=! 70 oe Ieylco ter current year,
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FOR sALE-104 acres $4,000. with
wagon coal Minis open. 104 acres
nice smooth hill land all in fine
state Of cultivation, we'll fenced.
Fine 9 room house. slate roof, q
porches. cellar, batn and all kinds
Of other buildings; good orchard.
leased for oil and gas at 81 per
acre with oil and gas we'll near.
byt ~ inch vein OF. coal OPENED,
income from the coal last, year
was q $1,000. Fine location, right
at edge Of small town with stores,
school and churches and 2 mile
from a railroad town. The price Is
low, only 5000, $4,000 down, bal.
ance $500 per year. Write for new
catalogue, NJ. L. Trout Realty
Co., H. v, Atkinson, agent, Nc
Arthur, Ohio. s 20 1t-620A
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WEALTHY bachelor girl, 2s,
wants to marry. X.BoN 1874
League, Detroit, Mich.
$50 1t-s12A
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LADY 80, worth $40. 90. wants
husband, I-Box IS, League.
Toledo. Ohio. s 90 It $40 a
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IF YOU WANT healthy, wealthy,
I loving wife, write Violet Rays,
peunison, Ohio, enclosing stamped
envelope. s.2o.1t.S2sA
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YOUR FUTURE 'foretold. Send
dime. birthdate for truthful, re.
liable convincing trial reading.
Hazel Nause, Box 215 Los Angeles
Cal. 8 90 1t-571A
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TWENTY ACRES AND PLENTY.
Free book about Florida Tells
the truth. Monthly payments, easy
terms. Orange groves planted.
Sylvester E. Wilson, Dept. X IS.
Orlando, Fla.
s 20 1t-s15A
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personal.

PERSONAL-Cut this out for
luck, your future toretold; send
dime, age, birthdate for trial read.
ing; Madame zodella, Box $50, To-
ledo. Ohio. g 10 3t-5a5A
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Wealthy business man wants Ia
marry D-Box S25 Club Fl.
Wayne, Ind. 8 20 1t 61s A
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AUTOS AND ACCESSORIES

FOR sALE-overland touring car.
Excellent condition. Call 1337-R.
s1S st sos A
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FOR sALE-Good one horse
wagon. 406 Spence St, or Call
1861. s 10 St sos A
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FOR sALE-velie Light Six tour
ing car In good condition, Bar
gain for cash. Phone 1876.
8 10 st-6ooA
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FOR sALE-store for sale. Ad.
dress Boz 5ss.A, West Virsinian
office. s.is.st.6ssA
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BABY CHICKS, Mtssourfs best
White or Brown leghorns 10c,
Barred Rocks, Reds, Minorcas 12c
Live delivery, pottage paid. Mis-:
souri, Hatchery, Bowling Green.
Mo. se0 1t-:soeA
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FoEsMc

FOR sALE-Three COWS. Apply
41s Pennsylvania, Ave. or call
1ss2-M. s is ct 5s4 a
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Total disbursement 4. 1905 %
Total receipts .,,...............S aaSs 100
Amount 70 be raised by
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LADY wants office work. Expert
Snced in bookkeeping and type.
writing. Address Box 61s-A care
West virginian,
s.20.ats1sA
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Total receipts ..-...-.v$ 2,66o.25
Estimated disburssmeuts-
Outstanding orders
June 30, 1921 ........-.S 1918.
Delinquent taxes aud
s.exoI1erations .-.-..-..--. 10000
For construction. I'M
provement and main
tepRnee Of County
district roads .......,...,.. Sa,64o.12
For construction and 4
maintenanee Of
bridges on County.
district roads ...-...-...- 10000
Total disbursements S s4,sae.25
Amount to be raised by
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49, =
TRs ssle and fedcsnp
tions as.0n
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WANTED.

WORK AS HIRED Chilean
speak German, Hungarian, Polish
and Slavish. Address Katie Sivines,
Box 1876, IdamRy, VIVA. ss20.3ts23A
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
THE SONORA PROHIBITION ACT

IN prohibition Sonora Mexican
 
  acknowledge anything prohbte states-in s With liquor inspectors These practically
  other merely
  o demand it. Mescal stills perfected internal
 
 
 
  O. the viciousness situation  country should Americans other residents League ,-.. G'4l
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
THE CHAMBERS COMMITTEES

WORK the new Chamber of Commerce will be done largely by
 
   cooper tion from ciiz 0 the entire dstriot 
 
 
   The functoning
 
  we'll its The  the will be finally 
 
 
   
  every great invesm for
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
REVEALED

STUDY furnishing  they build, just much in the clothes they Psychologists 
  Royal Museum Archaeology
 
  the mosthe animals he possession
 
 
 
  bonding of the body. An stories he paints And people, in satisfying longingsa profit by this bit psychology Study the pictures in mans andy now to 0 abe occur
  along lines hunting adventure ,rio or love. percolacr painting The about $663OOO t"Nost
  sincerely, to crele In creating
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT OFFERS SUGGESTION FOR ADVERTISING
 BISBEE TO TUCSON VISITORS

Editor The Review:
 On next Saturday our High School football team will go to Tucson to play one of the best teams of the state the Tucson High School. l think the game would offer. a grand opportunity for all boosters to help put Greater f;isbeeG where she belongs-at the head of the boosters class.
 The cost of the plan I would sug- gest would N small but the result would bring much good. Here is my plan:
 Let 15 or 20 auto owners volunteer to take 150 or 175 students Of the 4o- cal nigh school, with a dozen or so teachers as chaperons, to Tucson. They could take the Old Pueblo by storm and root for Bisbee Hign from the time they arrive until they leave. Ribbons and banners with in
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30

asked. 'Is there something troub. Ing you?"
 And as if had been sixteen, I buried my lace n my hands anu De- gan to weep off all of the beauty which l had so carelully put uu onIy snort wm!e before. Even my frocK, shimmerlng, lovely and white, wasn [ to escape. For 1om was crushing II.
 NOW cant we just forget, since you wont tell nie dear?' Tom was saying. Whatever it is that Is troubnng you, needn. 't--Decause I've been waiting for you for long, long time and not once has my thought turned to another.
 "Pve been watching every day since that letter came, HeIga-you haven't been out of my thought once, and not out of my sight much, for I've been so eager for your safety and well being
 And I've waited so long, dear, for this day, when you would give me the chance to say all over ogarn those things have already said.
 Now whatever it is that you're doubting, if you cant ten mt, won you forget, dear?"
 b had found my handkerchief. and had daubed carefully at my face. So l dared look up, and say:
 S'Yes''
 And he kissed mo
 Gro be Continued)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
WHEN A WOMAN TELLS BY RUIt AGNES ABtLlNG
Chapter LxxVI- Tom Kisses Me Once Again

'Helga-you are beautiful"
 It was old Tom again-but it hurt, because in the back of my brain was the thought of Grace
 I drew my hands away and only smiled in response.
 Together we sought the sitting room, with it's cozy settee near the long windows wnlcn were SpUL,!n, tne Ianuscape like huge UuLtellleS. We watcneu It ln silence IOr d wnue.
 Tom tooK my hands agaIn. 1 urew them away.
 You're different dtol4 4gnf-E.aie,e what is it." he asked. T though ht you, too, were waIung for thls hour we were to have togeuner at the end of the turmoil"
 '1 was, until" l started to say and then turned away.
 Why, 1 wondered, couldn't I have something of that calm poise when Kate Ames possessed in so great d degree?
 Until what-dear?" His arm was !, around my shoIlderS and pg.ln.5t my will was drawing me around to face him.
 Until what?" he repeated, gently, when l didn't answer
 Still l was silent.
 Are you doubting something little girl, foolish little sirl?" he
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
FIRST" TEAM WINS

The first team of the Bisbee High school carried off honors yesterday when it defeated the second team Tn hard fast gridiron battle, by d score of 26 to 0.
 There was probably more interest Tn yesterdays game than any other of the seasoH. The situation was made more tense by agreements be tween the two teams that the losing teaR should walk. home after the game and that if the second team scored on the first, tho nrst team was to set the second team up'' to '3a. mana Splits"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
Legal Notices
NorIUt TO s,uuehS

SeaIeu Dlus WllI De reCeiyeu by the ClLy Councn oI Lne ClLy oI BIsDee, CocnIsS County, ArIZond, On the Iol- IUMInS maLerIais, LO-WIL. UrVup Oue: Que puLup neau TOT ueep WeiI LU ue- IlVer IIo SaIlUno OI waLei per mIuuIe dsdinsL d loLal neau oI zUo rect to tne surface ana 6o feet above tue sur lace, sald b8 feet Lo be through BIO feet or b inch standard blacK pipe, making total staIlc head of approxi- mateiy 270 rect, or 12U lbs. Der sQ. men. Sald pump head to be on a Sliulng base, or similar arrangement so JnaL IL can be moved back to aI- low the pulllng or the rods. Said pump neao to pc belt driven by an electric motor. City to furnish belt and motor: Said pump head to have companion flange for discharge tee.
 One all brass working barrel, com plete with collars and strainers of suitable size to go above pump head.
 One set of heavy duty type pistons suitable to go with above working barrel.
 Approximately 200 feet of rods to go with above pump head, barrel and plstons.
 Approximately 200 feet of column to go with above pump head. barrel and pistons.
 Group Two:
 Same as group one, except that 1t is to deliver 160 gallons per minute.
 Group three:
 Same as group one, except that it is to deliver 200 gallons per minute.
 The City will install the above ma terial in dug well POS feet deep and by 6 feet in the clear.
 All bids to include definite specir- cations of all materials and to state the guaranteed efficiency of each group.
 All prices to be f. O. b. cars Bisbee, Arizona, subject to any change in freight rate between date of contract and date of shipment. All bids must be in the hands of the City Clerk of the City of Bisbce at his office in the city hall in Bisbee, Arizona, on or before 7:30 o'clock D. m., Nov. IS, 1921. Bids to be opened on the said date, at the Council Chambers in said city.
 Details may be obtained from P. H. Ralleck, City Engineer.
 All bids must be accompanied by a certified check equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the bid made pay able to the City Of Bisbee, said check to be forfeited to the City of Bisbee, if the successful bidder refuses to en- ter Unto said contract and furnish bond as required by the City Councii of said City, within five days after awarding of contract to him
 The successful bidder miIst furnish bond satisfactory to said City Coun- ell equal to 25 per cent of the amount of the contract price.
 The City Council reserves the right to reject any, any part or all bids. Bids must be addressed to NJ. L. But Ter, City Clerk, Bisbee. Arizona En- velopes should be plainly marked on the outside, Pump Contract Bids"
 By order of the City Council.
 JACOB ERICKSON, (AttesD Mayor.
 M. [. BUTLER,
 City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30

scriptions along these lines: We are rom BlsDee, the biggest copper camp on earth;" We are 200 strong and here to beat Tucson;" Come to Bisbee and see our city" and Our climate cannot be beat,' would at tract the attention of thousands.
 Hundreds of people spend the win ter m Tucson. Many or them do not .e .eaIize that BisDee, the greatest min ing district in the southwest, is 50 U4Ise. II they Were to see Big crowd oI bisbee people. with the spirit Of the s,ame, the school and the town, these strangers would naturaly want to see --.e cA~y that IS educating such an en- thusiastic crowd of young clClzens.
 Why not try and see If we can't start up a little outside advertising -oh our city?
 HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
51 Per Cent of All Des Moines People
 Live in Own Homes

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. - Des Moines, Iowa, holds rrst place among cities of 100000 population or over in the per centage of citizens owning their own homes, according to the census bureau. In Des Moines, 51 per cent of the tenants have no fear of landlords through possession of titles of the premises they occupy. Grand Rapids, Mich, is next with a per centage of sol.
 In New York City, only che home In eight is owned by the family liv- ing in its, the percentage ranging from in Manhattan Borough to 42 in Richmond.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
PRAY FOR SUCCESS OF
 FARLEY, URGES BARON

LONDON. Oct. 20. - Everybody must pray for the success oI tine success of the Washington conference said Baron Hayashi, Japanese ambas- sador, in speaking today at a lunch con to foreign correspondents. He had no suggestions to make as to the course to be taken by the conferees on limitation of ornaments and Far Eastern problems, he continued, but he hoped that only principles of the broad common grounds upon which future relations would be based would be discussed. -..., 7 r
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
SANTA FEE APPOINTS
 NEW PHOENIX AGENT

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. - Ap- pointment Of r. l.. Hanna as general freight and passenger agent for the road at Phoenix was announced today at the office here of the Atchison, To. pela and Santa De Railway. Hanna has been freight and passenger agcut !or the road at Fresno.
 Hanna succeeds r. r, Gruiee at Phoenix. Cruice recently was ap- poipted manager of the agriculture and development department Of tho railway with offices in Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of tEe Stock holders of. the Fl Paso & Southwest ern Railroad Company for the election of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the Company in Bisbee. Cochise County, Arizona. on Monday, November IA, 1921, at 12 o'clock noon.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN.
 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
T. R. s Regret

Roosevelt Anniversary Week, just ended, brought out many interesting stories of the great American. Some were humorous, others filled with . fighting spirit and others pathetic. for, in spite of his vigor and determina- ton, there was a great deal of senti- ment in the Colonel.
 Colonel John C, Greenway, of War ren, tells of a conversation with Colonel Roosevelt that brings to light a novel side of T. R.'s views on the world. Here is what Colonel Green way describes as the most interesting statement Roosevelt ever made to him:
 You know that have had an un- usual life,' said Roosevelt. I've been the father of large family and a happy one; I've been police commits sioner of New York, colonel of fight ing regiment, governor of the state of New York and president of the Unit ed States. 1 have been entertained at most of the courts Of the world, and have had most of the emotions that fall to the lot of man. But there is one emotion that 1 have never eXper- fenced, and am little ashamed that 1 have never known it. 1 have always inherited some money from my father which has netted me not less than $5,000 year and sometimes more. have, therefore, never been absolutely and solely dependent upon my own ef- forts for living, and 1 feel that any man who has lived and not known the emotion of wondering where the next meal and the next suit of clothes were to come from has really missed one of the greatest emotions of life"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
Ship to California

BOWlE-Johnson & Cook shipped forty car loads of cattle from Bowie the first of the week. The shipment was composed of cows and steers and went to Mercod, California Eater they also shipped 10 carlulLs cr calves from Wilcox whicr went to Los Angeles and Tap Francisco.
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NON-PARTISAN5
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1

candidates, they would be in about the same ratio.
 All the amendments and laws were endorsed by the Independents and op- posed by the league. They have to uo with changes in the election laws and liquidation Of the State Bank of North Dakota.
 The Non-Partisan League has been defeated" the Courier News will say in an editorial tomorrow. ''The In- dependent victory is not so sweeping that il can be counted upon as per manent, however"
 State campaign headquarters of the league here ana the state officials had not conceded defeat up to clock
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-30
New Pastor Arrives

WlLL-Rev. Reberger, formerly of Jerome, arrived here Friday and will take charge of the M. E. church for the ensuing year. Ho was accompan- jed by his wife and niece. They nov ed into the parsonage adjoining the NJ. E. church. He preached his first sermon Sunday.