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THE BISBEE'DAILY REVIEW, B1SBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1911.
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REGALLOF JUDGES
Democrat Balks at Arizona's
Obnoxious and Radical
Provision
what bo says. I read from a speech
of Governor Woodrow Wilson, rcceatr
delivered in Kansas City:
"The- recall Is a means of ad
ministrative control. If proper
ly regulated and devised, it is a
means ot restoring to adminis
trative officials -what tho initia
tive and referendum restoro to
legislatures, namely, a senso of
direct responsibility to tho peo
plo who cbooso them.
"The recall of Judges is an
other matter. Judges aro 'not
lawmakers. They are nq admin
istrators. Their duty Is not to
detcrmino what the law shall be,
but to determine what tho law
is. Their independence, their
sense of dignity and of freedom,
is of tho first consequence to
the stability of tho state. To
a.iply to them tho principle of
the recall J3 to set up the idea
On lday. last in tho loor house
of congress Hon. Benjamin C.
Humphries, of Mississippi, a demo
crat who has been In congress ten
years, delivered a speech on tho
nendlnff statehood resolution. Mr.
IInnti.Lia nrwAnA tff Arlfftim
should and would have tho kind oC that determination-of what tho
constitution desircu by tho people,! respond to Popular
Uut Mr. Ilumnnrlcs tooK occasion .a. ji-
nrnwco omnllntlrsllv Ills ODCOSi- ! ment.
tlon to tho recall of Judges, follow
ing Is an extract from his ftpcecn.
"Mr. Chairman, the question here
is raised sharply by the two roports,
whether or not tho recall of Judges
romiire this constitution roDubllcan
in form. Before taking that matter I
up, I want to say that, so far as
J am concerned. I am utterly op-j
posed to tho recall of Judges. I am i
opposed to tho recall of any officers,
and I am onnosod to short terms for
officers. I was one ot those who
inunlty. And tho town or state
toast le julckor to recognize that
what Is lost to the young people of
a large class of the community is
lost to the whole community, and
that any loss must bo paid for
iu boys sent to work before they arc
physically and mentally developed,
in g'rls 'l prepared for their spe
cial work in lite.
Hlah School Students Should Know
, The Town inausincs
The high school should have a
iln relation to tho industrial life
of tho town. I was brougat up in
a shoo town In Massachusetts, but
l never heard anytning in xuu
LARRAZOLA HELD
BI REBEL FORGES
ilDB. WILDE'S ADDRESS
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I Douglas. International.)
J. H. LarraxJln. -no na tKu
treasurer ot the Souoru Mining
agency at ioetozuma. camu up yea
terday from Moctezuma accompanied
by his wife.
Tfiey wore met at Yzabel by Frank
Lanxston. provisional prefect of tho
schools of tho places to which our Moctesuma district, who stated that
shoes went, of routes of interna- there was no objection whatever to
tlonal trade, of effects of machinery Larrazola and his wife going into
on labor, of tho social effects on tho United States.
the town of making low grado or Notwithstanding; this, Ijingston
high grade shoes, of tho sources of wired the officiate at Agua Pricta
the supply of hides, of tariffs on1 to hold Larrazola. upon his arrival
hides, of the- cardinal principles of there, which thoy did.
labor union and tho economic re J He is accused ot bblng. practically.
Ply of the omnloyer That Is, our'a secretory to Francisco Chiapas.
schools had no reference to the main tho former prefect of the district
dustrr of tho town. If l nau nveu ims is an ui uo . -uwu-v. ., .
the old whaling town ot Now Larrazola says there Is nothlns to
J ho is right and this being true, we
cnu not uetter oepin toe instruc
tion of our later public officials. than
by training and using the energies
of our high school students.
A Helpful Education Atmosphere.
The high school needs the moral
support of tho education atmosphere
in the community. An atmosphere is
tho r-nrdost thing to defino and
somo-.mes the hardest thing to find.
No one really doubts that the train
ing of the youth is far and away
moro important than fine houses,
social distinction and tho accumula
tion of wealth, but it often gets
far less consideration. But the In
tellectual ntmosphere ot a commun
ity is not tho creation of the school
officers or instructors;, it is mori.
dependent on the attitude- ot mind
of fathers and mothers. If parents
want real discipline for their chil
dren; they will get it; If they per
mit frequent interruption to tho
regularity of the child's study, no
amount of persistence and exhor
tation from the teachers will produce
In the child a real love for learnlne
(Parents must cooDorate heartily and
(Continued from Page 1.)
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m urn u-u ....(, .- -- - - ., .. , ,,,,,, ,v. i. x-in ,iui.iuu.i yuuuvruic nearui
Itedford. Mass.. 1 saoum nae siumtu "- " """"" irTrini t constantly with tho BChool to safe-
tho bovs and girls to know not only sent to Cananea .for trial. ,.,! guard and to systematize tho hours
good English and history but tne: J. . TimSTstkiaB" ami , i native I Ior study: limit the tlmo tfvcn
oceans of the world. the ko-a-; and of tho United States ul a native J recreatlon. d to rcfuge
nanus oi me wnaios. uro u - - - p-.-.j... -rtH-,,, nii o -n 10 Join we company or tnoso who
ot capture, the usos of th Wlh these later days aro saying that
n.t. i.i v...ioi nmuiMiRiinn. lie O. A. Larrasoia. ot .-sen nosico, . . .M ... . ,;.., , I
ubii, u.o j."j-' " ... h BVrat tlmaa amm HMD ft can- -"" r .o u o.,uuui auu Cui-
eiiecis oi uui.uBu...s. - .. -- ,im. -,- ,iij0
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Phone
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J Th Great German Doctors whom Har
riman consulted said that Beer and Bread
were man's best food. J We sell you good
ueer cheaper than milk. O $3.50 for 2
dozen quarts at any groc&Jt store or call
BOSTON & BROWN and they will inform you
how to .buy good beer cheap. -:- -:- -:-Don't
Pay The Freight !
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Phone
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THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET
OPPOSITE P 0. PHONE 221
WH. ROBINSON
,.,. . .,, . . - lves are no longer learning- hot h
orturmtlun tit aiaaio jor ooiegaia iu cuusm wwu .- , , ;; . :.."' -;
-- 1V..4 n In nn hn
Tnnn want their 3ons" educat.nn vi """" ..r; ,1.. .1 .t associations not there. If llm rnrnnta
ierly out of sympathy with (tab (1,raiw' u" tu" u""'" will not hold up to the child a high
nxer, lrpln of lite. iBUeeU. 11 a HSU - . .. .. - i Standard of fnlthfnl trnrlr In thai
ntnA Ir. lifa ImiTsn tlm or all vearS xHllrxctn nn cin'-aIon Knttiint a-n-itu thin. I am SSSDiCiSUS that his , , , school, the N"v or Itlrl will nnt i!n
ago in favor of making tho term of holps moro to establish a. school's own work has been of Ut' value gww Jo a wIre fraga hIi mm It for himself and tho teacher can
congressmen four years, and 1 would influence in the community; nothinc to anybody. Bt what should have , cot jj0 jL Tne scj,aiarly spirit then Is I
voto again for that- proposition. I hinders more than a censorious been done then in Massachusetts ) ; i th0 product of parents and other i
do not believe there is anything in Spirtt among tho people, same oi should now bo done in Arizona. II fu. onetf ja adapted to more adults first, then ot teachers, andl
the history ot this country, and, so Whom are confident that they know the high school is in an agricui- gea finally of tho efforts or tho pupil)
to
DtiHIif nirCKPlI. It 1g nnafalhln ATdn In i I
gone, there is nothing in tho his- iiain tncs0 wno have been chosen agriculture or tho agricultural siue , Schools. ' new community, and imong peoploi
Inrr of Other Countries, that WOUld , . lf T 0,i - in tl,n, nrV. ,, eMnnrn should have 8PCClal em 1 t ,- n,nt n r.r nt nHr thomeelVPS not hlphlv oilnrnt.I til
JusUfy this turning to tho recall of , snops confidence and good will pro- fphasls. It will require thorough in-. weaithy and public spirited men produce a spirit or culture and to I
Judges. The Judges I have In mma, i duco not ony cona,jenco antj good vostigation and planning to maKo , ,n Mr puBuc school system a increase this, so that in later years I
wnoso names uau wu. """" -m Dut enterprise, resourcefulness, this special Etuuy oi eucu nau o"" tine opportunity for their benevo- mo town snau ce a nursery of In-
ln the history ot the world, connect- lndustrr esprit de COrps; Tho tiflc value that no college can bos- ,ence3 In a Athens the rich gave tellectual leadership.
ed with. Infamy and held in execra- .h-.. m ,, ,i,i m. w,0 m nrrnnt It as a unit for ad- ,,, , . ni,n- v,,,iiinp ! I Athlctlrc in th Hlnh Qi-hnni
Uon were Judges who wcro subject for every atom of confidence . mission As a state university has buU(i BhJpe for 1he naTy 0ur Athletics Is one of tho sormal de-
MAZE CAFE
CARETTO &. CO, Proprietort
Beard by the month J25.0B, ar
by maal tickets. Try ui an"
you'll bt convinced.
JOHNSON-HENNIGER
BUILDING
Mln Street. Blibee Arizona.
AAAAAVSvVVo1
$ HlCA-S
Sild
disgorges;
m'kmiikt$ttm Mhrili
24Koiirs-
Each Cajv :
MI3p
rsnlo bears th e nj( ; Jjy
UMIIB V
iJrtrare pf counterfeit
to- rccalL Pontius Pilato did not j '
"!P.r "?.l.?,, SrSSS '.in" hm' The High School a Sehcol For All
clfied unUl' tho mob reminded him.
peculiar interest in such a prob- lmmIc 6cnool system offers, the volqpments of school life. The boy
lem, it might be called In to solve readost means of helping the com from, 14 to 21 needs healthy ylgor-
im.ll. ..- m..l- 1 . . : f. f Ihn .tntn linlVOrSlIV aCCBULS ,. . u ....... It n nns nitfnn. Avavln Mn. nnln
that tvo are incnas oi uaesar. H th. fl,tnr nf .,, mtPlloet l th Eiibiect for admission, other . nr nT,.i p,,,,!,, sueh a man- health, but to Identify the Individual
- i 1 It l.lrrtl(A . " w ,-.- -.vv w i Ma4trtT 1 - . . . . .
-i. ao noi uciieve Jv """"l" ual people of the town, it must not colleges in tno huw u. i.Ww
chapter In tho history -of this repub-1 t0 ,tBelf fr0m til0 need3 of w, find ,t difficult to refuse it.
He will ever be written than JJ0;; other people who have been denied jjut tho university and high ; school
lAPPiuusaj " -.c "-,''" -".,, as amblUous for the education ot Jert In sucn a torm ui.
it. and I d0Tnt f,lcnhaJt'ri" his chUdren as the colleco graduate coin It shall pass curjent pracUcally
come when I shall go on the stump ve.
or rise in my place on this n?orand ror s. a u j - . of agrjCUIturo
assail in unmeasured terms -the Judi-
belleve. with all duo respect to
Now this class is"pften In tho great ls true also of mining. Tho schools
M
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clary of this country. And I do noti -ntltled to fair in BIsbee. Prescott. Globe and other .,,, , , BIsbee. a lover athloUcs wo are often scttinc samo
that Sioso Vho do ' consideration. No man is more will- mining cities can relate physical n, -nls klnd and or hls teH JIr of tie very results wo want to
ual training building as Mr. Hack- bey with the group and also to ob
ov rave to Muskeron. Michigan, one scurc to his mind and imagination)
100 books, or oquipa chcmicsf'lab- current consciousness of which may! MADE BY THE LU b AN C1GAK CO. DENVER, COLO.
oratory, a domest'c science uopartr icaa to vicious indulgences. And a
ment. or endow an instructorship oi fully equipped school will have a
the pnnclpalship. This kind of ben- compentent phvslcal director, posted
eficienco is of immediate holp to the not only ia the science of the games,
whole community and something, tho but also in the hygiene of young
donor can sec every day ot his 11 w. ' rcannooa. nut in tcesc days in out
. . a l k. .- n I 1-tlUHIUt'iaUlliI. i-tU UIUU 13 UlUIQ rtt- ITlIUllJt. VAVWET , - . Ui ll I -4 KlllU UUU Ul
overyDooy .s .7"7,tn ' Inn than this man to make sacrl- geography, or geology, phvsica ana , Pn,lbrooi or Mr. EnIdor ,n the, avoid. We have highly speciallsea
ytcav-u w i-iu 4wfc. - - j.,-t, M- -ML .v..fBfi- 4r itxn rirOTPaseS OI ID1UMM V U-4 ,n ... AA.. mtx
that our courts aro corrupt or taazi" ii ue WuWuwu u. tu.r 'D ' ", " "' tir th """5 "- -
i mov nmt gvn ' snorts to which bOVR rfvft fltl PTrPfl3
tn ht frt- onmn fTaaEv-tfilA fi1r1irinn r Of tlmo aflf! TnOT Clf fhOUirht? OVPfV
that our courts aro corrupt or ui""; - -- """"", "',,, c,nr, r"rr fh Mc.nrv of mining.
imnLnfl that tielrmomnion3 are l fico-'more cosUy. Once convinco him common uses of the metals mined in ibo bUc gen, equipment of the . boy Is encouraged to become a star,
SSSSIJ Tw tneclal interests are I that sacrifice is worth -nhlla and the vicinity, the effects ot rlsng cjty? to get his name in the pnpers; teams
Tho high school may be, and are sent a tnousana miles 'o com-
directed by special interests are
serving their country well .or aro tho ho will make It, not as a class an nnd faning n""!,1; "
in the
at occe. but gradually and so all the study of both agricnlture and mining f. should be. an Intellectual and pete witn ocores ot other teams. In.
moro surelv but he must be con- theoretical or book knowledge snu'a tocial center in the town. As the stead of being identified with his
vinced- If ho be not convinced, ho ' be, and could be, supplemented by jj,. moral, nnd social education group and of being taught the vir-
sends the child to school as long frequent study of farm or mine on nf tne young is ,BC communltiys tues of sacrlfico for the common
as ho thinks the education Is use- the spot, and1 by special study gtven Jnaln Jntoreet m?n Bcncci or . weal, tho boy's personal vanity is
ful or as long as the law requires to those phases of the subject tnat otn0I. 3001 buildings should bo stimulated at an age when this Is
seldom beyond the 6th, 7th, or 8th are peculiar to the vicinity of the tacea OI assemDiy for an wortny , most detrimental, for tho boy never
grade and then puts him at work, ' school,, such as agriculture by Irrl- ,wbnc purposes for public lectures knows moro or ls more arrogant
to tho intellectual and physical los gatlon. The skillful teacher will end other entertainments of high than in the years from 14 to 21 or
best friends of liberty. (Applause.)
"A few days ago a dlsUnguishcd
gentleman of this country, whose
star has recently risen above tho
horizon, but which in my opinion
is destined at no distant dato to be
come Uie brightest luirlnary la our
political firmament, caressed my
tedpp5o clearly that I will quote I or the boy or girl and of the com-, show the relation ot the town's in LHractw. specially those that havo 22. Sometimes the whole town is
jndges EOjCieariy tnat x wiuquow b dustry to that industry In general aj.v Rlmj for instructiont for meet. , excited over tho play of its high
- and to general civr-zauou. "" in-K of he Association of Com-1 scnool team or uie teams or rival
reason why to many young people ,erce cr uen jor e cily Council. I high schools, and tho whole per-
permanentiy leave their home town j arjj for an Jdentiflcation spective of school work is distorted
is that they Know too 111110 auwii. the o ana its c-irriculum with
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Fo
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of getting the best clothes
possible made to your
individual measure see
that the3 bear the label of
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Merehant Tailors Chicago
As exclusive local representatives of these
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famous tailors, we, can supply you with
fine clothes, made as you want ' them,
at a pride you will appreciate.
$25.00 to $50.00
K
ifyfor?asfiial.73iie.i
Resources.
From tho government of his town
or city, tho student may go on to
J
it to be interested in it. The main ,h . nrt tt inrfiiKtrina- now i
purpose of the high school Is men- urge tne clt. government to study
tal discipline; a secondary but ucc . raean3 to put Useif lnto touch with
tssary acUvIty In sccial discipline the schools, by official cooperation
and -social" I mean in tho larger wIth the scnool administration, by
and better sense. Wo have churches jnvitjnl. nign school students to
or clubs for social purposes, Jut attond meetings ot the city csuncll.
churches and clubs, good as they Dy stimulatlng debates on questlcni
are, are not schools. Schools are of clt poijCy and giving all ros
to train the minds of youth and J. BiDlo nep t0 th03e young people
the school encourages tho student to for acquirjnB ( requisite data
do other things, it is with special for sucl debates Tnerc js no more
reference to its main function , jBspjrnK spectacle to me in the
the development of the mind. fo)d Y.ontn republic than Cato, the
Develop the Equipment of the School Censor taking bis young son' to the
Having secured a cood teacher tw,iur-ii mw.tinr- of thn nliv that
hv j-Icht methods of appointment, , ,ii, -.tra imiciifi of m.n.
it Is the buslnoss of -tho community jjc aaars and later, become a wise
to develop tne teacner nie i uu pyyic serrant. That our young peo
not say the business of the saperia- p,e do j, yM3W m0Te of our put
tenaent ci scnoomj io "" nc nfe , Dot because they do not
proper means Xor his work, and to .gt to know, but because we. do
make a friend of him, recognizing not anticipate their questions or
that he is doing a work of supreme jj0t uye the trouble to answer
imrortance for our children. Tho so- them. The study of civics and ele
cial ostracism of teachers in some mentarjr economics may become, as
communities Is both absurd and j know Dy experience, one of the
cruel. We pay them little tor or- tcott inspiring and informing stun
eprt service and then regard thorn Jeg j e whole high scnooi curnc
possibly as social inferiors. ulum.
The riglit sort ot utacne reiwras , study of Home Government and
ttie IOOIS OI UiS WWK 3S 1DUit3 Jin
rortant to him than additional sal
ary. (We often take him at his
word and give aim neuaerj. ji tbe tudy of the city, state and na
Isn't ncessary that your high schoo ( tional government In his cwn home
or mine havo all the equipment of town he will have manr of the data
the best in the country; but It is necessary for the study, and th
neeeesary not only to our teacher. , courtesy of tuWic officials ,woold be
bat to oar own sU respect tnai a simple and effective factor in
the equipment as far as it goes making these available for the boys
shall be modern and ample. If we anj girts. Tho stores or industries
cannot provide full laboratory eqrtp- of the town couM contribute to the
ment in botany, zootologr, physics mgh ectrool an Industrial museum,
and chemistry, provide it for one of a prot-rly labeled selection of ma
thern, and have that' equipment a terfals Iu the varions stages of man
model. It Is no d'swaee ot to try Hfacture or production, maps show
to do everything; l ho disgrace is in jnK wbre in Ie country the raw
trying much and doing, notfimg well, material is produced. t rsutes of
A suitable library is as necessary trade for tho distribution or the un
to a good seboo! as a good baiW- Jebed product Every large extilbi
Ing. in fact, is more necessary. Many ' tlon of artlc'cs. made in a given
a stood faculty has made a good town is surprising not omy to the
school In out-of-date buildings. But young people, but also to the older,
such a faculty has in it men and m any town fair or exhibition, plaw
women of intellectual alertness ana gome of the high school pupils on
high professional ambition. No the committees: they will do much
OQHtpmont is cheapor and of more of tho running about and by bearine
constant service than a good col- Uie detail work of the committe'-
lection of books, a collection that will bv and by no the most effec-
all the while Illustrates an studies tlve men and women In civic enter,
ot tho curriculum. Fifty books may prise. The community owes it to lt-
bf had for the price ot one larger BeU. and public officials snould be
piece of physical apparatus. Lack- especially charged, to secure among
lng a public library, tno community the mature young people or tne tow
must supply a good school library, the fullest interest and cooperation
This llbmry might under proper n every worthy activity. The gov
restrictions be open to tho public, ernment of the American city ls a
certainly for reference, perhaps also byword for graft. Ignorance ' an-'
for circulation. The public library general lnefflclfincy; the main rea
If one 's to be established, ought BOn for this ls that vre offer ne
to be adjacent to the hlgn school, training In civic duties and rel
rerbaps in tho building Itself. No upen tho honesty and good sense
habit Is of greater value to yoifi of tho man or men acting at the
than that of good reading, connected time. An economist of noje state
reading. Wc' are too extravagant In his bollef that American city gov
the construction of public b,'"d,n: ernment has suffered more from Ig
we ought to have fewer o.f tfcesa, noranco than from graft. I bellevo
La Iniernacional Cigars
The Standard of Quality
The Right Sizes The Right Colors The Right Prices
The Home of Arizonans
Hotel
Orndor
EL PASO, TEXAS.
physical training of all student
gives place to the development of
teams. In nothins now, I believe, is
straight thinking- of parents and of
school oltlccrs more requlsTe tnan
In the emphasis laid by many adults
and high school students on team
atwet'es. For athletics themselves,
conditions present In many cities !
are not promising: for tho greater
the number of students trained in
normal athletics and general physical I
development, the more teams may
bo found In the schorl Itself, the i
better the first team of the school
and the better the spirit of the
whole school. In this connection 1
might say that I regard rallltar- ,
drill as one of the best means yetj
devised for required phys'cal cul
ture throughout the year, the exer-,
r'ses themselves being valuable, and j
subjection to discipline and promo '
tk)n for superior conduct and service ;
being of large moral benefit. At the ,
same time the youth becomes better
fltted for the military defense ofi
his country should occasion arise.
Moral Culture In the High School.
A word about the morals ot tno
school and the community's rela
tion to them. Wherever young pep
pie frequently assemble In large
numbers special questions of morals
arise, and in these tlfc schools must
have the confidence and constant
service ct parents and others luter.
ested in right conduct. Whatever he
does or does not do in athletics or
in hs class-wcrk, the student In
high school or college too often
identifies himself with the moral
ideals of the crowd. His sense ot
honor is not hlghor than the common
(ease; he loses moral Independence
the greatest loss a man can suffer.
Few boys or girls are able U
stand the sneer at an attempt to
mirsue a higher standard of morals
than that of the crowd, yet no one
offers hlghor respect for loyal ad
lerence to hlgb principles than the
very students who smile at the act
itself. Every boy or girl has an ad
miration sometimes sneaking for
the hero In war, athletics, or morals
and has little use for the trimmer.
I havo seen young men in school
secure the hearty recognition of their
mates up to the point where they
yielded some principle for larger
popularity and then lose this con
fidence and popularity. Tho Judg
ments ot young, people In tho mass
's clearer than what one is orten
ready to believe and their penalty
is often ruthless.
One thing; then. Is especially need
ful that the parent encourage tho
boy or girl to moral Independence,
to following the right lf others seem
not to and if it hurts and fewi
things hurt with students mors than
separation- from their mates. But
other things equal, 1. e if the
oy is friendly and self-sacrificing
(Continued on Pago 3.)
Famous Indian Hot Springs
a noted resort for nexiUt mxt
pleasure. Rats 12.00 to IS-OI
per day. Twenty alautes ride
t'ora Hot Springs Statics, Qra
ham county, Arizona, Tteia
fonderful waters ar rtsoai
oer.ded to curs rheuxaatlirc.
rout, dropsy, llvsr, kldnsy aa
tomach troubles, blood eUi
eases and women's aUaeats
beautiful lawns and shadt
trees. Large plungs ana swim
ming pool; also sx lxk scd
boating, lawn tennis and
qaet and swings. Try our -wot-dertul
mud and mineral bttbi
If yon are sick, gtt wsll. If well et pleaiare.
THE BEST HUNTING AND FISHING AT ALL TIMEa
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aRJ Site I UL5i. -'j&Cr. -
.J'WDJIIgSXnTCKIII in I
(BOPPER QUEEN HOTEL
and High Glass Gafe
European Plan
Special $1.00 Table d'Hote Dinner From 5:30 to 8:00 P ftl.
HENRY P0PPEN, Manager
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Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co.
REDUCTION WORKS
We Are Now in the Market for
the Purchase of Copper Ore
and Copper Matte
Correspondence Solicited:
Address
COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING CS. '
General Office
DOUGLAS ARIZONA
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