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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, J UNE 15, 1912.
T-
TilE DAILY REVIEW
EiOLJEE, ARIZONA.
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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Blsbee, Arizona.
Now that Governor Hunt has ex
pressed hU !c'M on boxing bouU
what do ou supjiosc lie thinks of
,1 republican national conontlon?
The campaign was bad enough but
now It is worse than ever- Mrs. Bel
lamy Storcr has started going and
there Is no way to stop bur.
Judge Barefoot says he would buy
su automouito this year lit his wife
has 'such peculiar notions that sho
refuses to agree to placing a mort
gage on the house.
A "dawg" song has been composed
fdr Rooscvjjlt campaign purposes. H
Is no ttie.'. Champ Clark has the
dawg" song and no ooe can infringe J
MVQti.uts vjsht. ,
Honest now. did you expect that any
or the Roosevelt contesting delegates
from Uio South would Ijo sealed?
And do you honestly believe that the
Roosevelt leaders expected to liavoi
the committee heat any of them?
.Lillian Russell, who is giving out a
lot of advice, say a that when tliL. feet,
hurt after a long walk the? should be
bathed and Uicn massaged in olive
oil. VIiy not cut out the long walks
and use the olive oil on the sliced
tomatoes?
Before you put up all the money
you have on the prize light at Las Ve
gas on the Fourth, let II be mentioned
to you that tha Dig Smoke once
whipped Klyim in eleven rounds and
ho did not have a hard llino doing
It. Don't let your desire to see a
"whilo hope" win mate jour pocket
liool; flabby.
If tho Arizona sta to scnato was
composed largely of lawyers there
'.could btt an apparent reason for lis
seeming dfjilre to put the matter of
a state election in an awful muddlo,
as It would briiif, about considerable
business In- ihccourts, but since mem
bers of Ujp bar arc Tow ami far be
tween In -that body no explanation
Fiiggeels itself.
The supreme court of the United
States never did a more iiopular tiling
than to turn down tho commerce
couriMn its assumption that it was a
greater body with greater powers
than the interstato commerce com
mitsfoii. The Mipromc court didn't
ghe tho decision ln.-caBse it would
please the people, but because It was
right.
As a matter of lact the prim,, is a
fine thing fo ont and It has a fl;ior
that plcaset. It is good for the System.
There can bp nothing against the
prune except the old time-worn jokes.
Tho prune jokes sbould be laid on
the shelf along with tht. mother-in-law
jokes. They aro all too auclont to
call for more than old and faded mem
ories. A judge In Milwaukee- has again
ruled that jm law requires a uews
l.iper mar. to divulgo tho wiurcc of
confidential information, and that lie
may not be made to testify In court.
Jt is also in line with common sense
and justice. It goes without saying
that n reporter who habitually dis
closed where ho got his information
would soon ense to bo a reporter.
TltpiCtlucsandy character of modern
journilitm Alen?aiid lttils 'measure of
journ
protection Iwtli.'to tncjiicwspapcr anu
the reporter. 'TLere'nrc other pro
fessions, the ministry, and medicine,
fop Instance, whoso votaries arc pro
tected In similar confidential relation.
Over and over attain the courts have
held cb wcrets iHviolHte.
THE EFFICIENCY
OF BUYING AT HOME.
Did you cvci stop to think what a
convenience It Is to havo a lull lino
of good retail stores at homo in our
own community
It enables people to sec goods at
any tlmo before paying down money.
In that tbo purchaser Is able to de
tect faults that could never bo found In
buying from a catalog cut.
Furthermore, you get your goods
when you want them without bothrr,
le'ltr writing, or without the fatls'io
i rf a journey to n big city and tramp
ing a!l over its streets. It is an econ
omy of time, car fares, humau energy.
Hurtlicrmorc you can do jour
shopping at your leisure, when you
ar in a mood for it, rather than in
the haste and flurry of a trip out ot
town. In our homo stores you take
all the time jou want to talk over
vour purchase and inspect goods
You can iwjitivcly assure yourself
that jou aro buying right.
Furthermore vou got more per
sonal and intelligent attention in a
home store than anywhere else. The
proprietors and clerks must pleasu
howp trade, or gel out of business It
is human nature to take moro pains
for people that are known than for
strangers. The home merchant will
go the utmos-t limit to give satisfac
tion for defects in tbo goods, and
without irri'ating red tape.
When locating for residence or bus
iness, people are as slow to settle
in a place lacking good stores as in a .
plae wncre the water Is not good. I
If we want to draw in new resi-1
ilrnts, everyone must do his share lo
provide them with the conveniences
of retail trade- The only way to do
this is to patronize the homo mer
chsnts.
It is the good fortune of Ihls com
munlty to have a line of finely equip
ped sild attractively slocked retail
stores. But If every dollar possiole
were' spent at home,' these stores
could grow faster, put ' fuller as
sorlnifiits. employ more clerks. Thus
they would contribute to the conven
ience of every resident, and add to
tho prosperity of every property
holder.
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
June 14
The Parliament army defeated
1CIC
'
I. at Natebj'.
1777 American congress adopted thoj
flag of the Stsrs and Stripes, i
1S00 Uonapartc became master of'
itaK- a? i result nf hi victory I
Jtaij as a result ot ins victory
over the Austrians at Marengo.
1S01 Hencdict Arnold
the American
general whi attempted to he-
tray his country, died in Uin-
oon. iiorn in orwicn. uraa.i
Jan. .1 1,11. i
ISOj Gen llobert Anderson,
nl. i
commanaeu inoreiicrai ", f h . , k , t.ihtorj.
in Charleston harbor at the "V.. .. . .- , r, i.,..
Charleston harbor at the
ou
lurcaKOiiuociwiw.cr.Dora
near Louisville
ur I iiilovi I , ivv llipo ill
Ky. Died in
Prancf, OcL. 2G, .1871.
1S11 Harriet Uecchcr Stowe, author
of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." born in
I.itcbheld Conn Died in Hart
ford. July 11. 1S0C.
1SC3 Pittsburgh fortified by earth
works In anticipation of a siege
1 the confederates
1907 N'orwrgian parliament crantcd
limited suffrage to women. I
Son Born
IJorn to M' and Mr? J. G Wiusor.
of Warren, yestcrda. a son.
Gun Case Postponed
The case of the state against I
.Minatoii, charged with carrying a
concealed weapon, was called in
Judge High's court yesterday morn
ing, at which time Johnston, through
his attornoy. J S. Williams, entered
a idea ot not guilty, and the case was
set at four o'clock yesterday after-
noon. At that time It was tio-tpoued
until ten o'clock this morning
Shine Leaves for Baltimore
Dr I. B. Shine, delegate to the
democratic national convention, left
yesterday afternoon for Baltimore.,!
going by way of Chicago, whore he;
III . .1 .1.. ..... 1.1 !..,. .. .... t ..... 1 f .
Will accuiiu UIU rutiuuiiuau uauuuui
convention as a visitor. Dr. Shine's
credentials as delegate were acknowl'
edged before Judge Smith, of iiwell.
It was l)wcll precinct that started
Dr. Khlno's boom for delegate, awl
he rocelvcd a very flattering veto In
the primary in that precinct, as ho
did in all of the large precinct.
Tucson Moose Carnival
Several members of the Moose
lodge hero aro planning to attend the
Moose carnival at Tucson on July 3
and I, though Bisbee's ronresojitaUou
iWlll probably nottbe lafge'o.ir a'ceoubt
C7t me ivuicu uc -ucj mtuwuwt u.
s
Goodinci and Snyder Rusticating
Professor U N.- Gooding jteaohcr, of
science at tnc uign.bcnooj, aov rriu
cipsl Snyder, of tho high School, aro
en route lo tho'White inouutairis,
where they will spend 'the 'summer
gatlcrlng botany specimens. Their
canm will bc near old Fort Thomas,
j nearly UTty miles from a railroad.
Brief Local Items
OF-mtL-MOMOilT
fry feoy K.MoixUoiy G.
i i
(Coiiyricht 1911. C
ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER
Ono of tho most aggravating Jobs
on record Is counting, new $20 bills
in tho United States treasury.
Hi Perkins hag traveled almost
constantly the past flvo years but
ho ain't seen much of tho country.
He Is a conductor on a car down to
tho city.
Tho poorest tenor singers are the
ones that alwayo sing tho most.
A mo lUUIker Is getting tho ma
chino in shape so his wife can run
It this summer. It Is a Light Run
ning Domestic.
Elmer Jones invited Deacon Stubbs
tip to hear hint play the planner.
They say Elmer Is one of tho best
i ear players In this part of the country,
but tho deacon says that is a lie, for
Elmer didn't play with his car, but
with his hands the same as any other
planner player.
WHY
Does a woman poko at her back
hslr- whether it needs it or not?
Are squeaky shoes eo popular with
tho men who como around to the
offices collecting bills? 'It isn't nec
essary to attract so much attention.
Do fat men always pick out low
crowned hati'
Do all tall women wish they were
littlo Delia Fotes?
Does the trolley always come off
when tho conductor Is In tho middle
of the crowded car with -both hsnds
full of nlokles and a package of trans
fers between his teeth?
Does rent day always come just
when jou haen't got a cent?
TIPS ON THE RACES
(Uy our Staff Tippler)
Brass Hand ought to bo in front
most of tho time,
l'elican should win by a nose.
As a sulky horse, I'cssImUt ought i
to do well. i
AWMSWOBSES&S&m
' IW IkW'I'MI'iiW'i'aB
ftaWCjCls5vtaPMP 9 H
WHY DO THEY DO IT?
I'l.iliilMnln.i wmihiii. aicubcd of'
being a habitual scold, has been tried,
a(l tonvictcd
This following so closely upon the ,
Imprisonment of r woman for urcu-i
latius malicious goss4p. in an eastern
jf a scr)OUB ualt is bc.
. caled upou what havc been n.,
,., -. (.....initio nrlvileces. I
.. Mil iai li nswi ii. n i nuvr it-t-ii cull- i
Diuviw ,w. ...... ....... - , w--
Many a home has been a house of
misery because soino woman in ii'
onB,ip.,i it her inalienable risht to,
..,i.i I
' . ...
The scold has always been.
We
Xantlnuo for instance.
XautlniM5 urobabiy thought hhe lud'deeIops from a scoldlnn mother
..- - . -... - ... ...
good cause lor scolding, ah scoius wnen a uo lias nau mucn scoiums
justify themselves by what they con-, at home', as a man ho "becomes an al
sider good reasons. m"tit subservient slaVo to peace. Tlie
The ducking stool was invented ior
tho bcold. A wholesome fear of this
wet discouragement undoubtedly
caused many temperamental scolds to
hold tongueb and temper.
t fI l. .l..hblnu atm.l ttwirii l.O i
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Railroad Man Loses Eye
I Frank Smith, an cinph-yo of the
i Kl Paso and Southwestern railroad,
is In tho Giipper Queen hospital here,
I suffering from injuries received In
an accident at lairbauk, when a uolt
struck him In the right eye and de
stroyed it
Personal Mention
Mrs. inirlell, of the Golden, has re
turned from a trip to Irlcuad, where
sho spent several mouths.
W. M. Adamson, of Douglas, was
In tho city yesterday on business.
Constable I IL Bailey, of Lowell,
is expected to return today from
Phoenix, wbero he lias been since
Tueday.
Dr. and Mrs. U l. Minor leave to-
.In. fs Fn I n I.... lul.n.l ...I....... .1....
, uuj, tui suuiujt& iniaiiii, wuuiu tuw
i will spend sovcral weeks.
P. C. Hurst, an architect of Phoenix.
who formerly resided in flMcbee, U
in the city.
J. E. Kowlands, of Phoenix, is a
business visitor in the dty.
John S Williams, Jr., o Nacozari.
Sonora, was regtstored at the Copper
Queen hotel yesterday.
II. U Hamburg, of Hamburg, was
In the clt yesterday -on business.
I M .' -? .ft ;'"
Mrs. John,-J ixaitns l,efttyosterdav
for SL Lofils, wllere she will vftjtt
rolatlrea. " . '
Alex McKcnzio will Ioae today for
Toronto, Canada, on a vaoutiuu trip.
Charles Trotman and A. M. Colwcll
left joKterday for Los Angeles.
Sheriff Wheeler was in the city a
N. HatherJ
Siphon bhoutd do well In a spurt.
Doc. Cook Is not a: very good pole
horse.
It seems as though Gas Mantle
would bo apt to break suddenly.
Hamfat should walk home.
Galosh ought to bo great In the
mud.
Breakfast Food is usually good for
an early start.
Sulphur Match Is generally scratch
ed. AT THE LUNCH COUNTER
Said a baid-htaded man to a waitress
bold:
"See here, young woman, my co
cor.'s cold!"
Sfco scornfully answered: "I can't
belp that; '
It the blamed thing's chilly, put!
on your bat." i
Said tbo bald beaded man to thei
waitress, keen: '
-V..tnn .. nA.. T .!... I....... ...... I
ivun nuuiuu, i uuuk JCUV" nudb
jou mean."
Tho scornful lady roplled: "You're
green;
If it's cold, clamp the lid upon
jour bean."
Said the bald-hcided man: "Your
phrases roam;
I get no sense from your slangy
tone."
The scornful maiden replied: "Go
homo
And put a toot water bag on jour
dome."
UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED
For tho benefit of those who doubt
tho power of tho press, wo repro
duce the following notice from the
columns of one of the Michigan
weeklies.
"Owing to tho overcrowded condi
tion of our column, a number of
births and deaths were unavoidably
postponed this week"
lEdrA&Oegr
been nothing banner uie scold
She lias had full sway Husbandb
have deserted becauso of her Child
ren hac run away from home. Those
members of the family who remain in
Juxtaposition, usually are spiritless
creatures cowed to the point of en
durance.
Why do people scold?
Possibly because it's about the eas
iest thing they can do. It requires
thought to exercise tact, self control
to utter tho soft answer, sympathy to
understand another's jioint of view,
and tho exercise of fcod judgment
to be reasonable.
The scold Is seldom reasonable. She
trie to grin by torco ot ner tongue
wbai she wants whether it is for the
beht or not. She doesn't recognize
I any point of iew butjicr own. there -
lore sno can not sjTirpacnize wun any-
IhmIv -1kc. nnd li)i!ill nisii tK that her
own iew is the only right one. The
very fact that she scoldB tcstilios to
her lack of self-control. She scorns
tho hft answer that would turn awa-.
wrath, just as she scorns to take u
tnouR,It g0 tliat her commands andin
demands n,qht be uttered in such ai mi
tane
npin uiiric mil-ill ri linrii'ii ill niii li ,n
wnv lliai thnso tihn lioar u-lll trl-nllv
.. j . , t,
do her bidding. It's easier to scold.
women aro not the only scoiits.l
however There art masculine scolds.'
niiil Nifinv :i linilAithnlrl fiifikn fnrard
witli fear and trembling to the home-
" - --- -- --. -"-
coming of the man scold
,w.v- ti. -,
Jlowoor, Iho.mau scold seldom
.... . . . . ? . ...
woman ue marries lias a Jrueoanu al
ready trained Tor ner. rue man scoia
Is usually tho ton of a doting motner
who has him so thoroughly spoiled!
that nothing is quite good enough for
him. Ills wife always suffers.
JAP TO READ DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE
HONOLULU. June 13. A feature of
the local celebration on the Fourth
of July will bo the reading of the
Declaration of Independence by Oiil
Mlyahara ,a Japancso girl graduate
of :he Honolulu high school. With
the consent of the girl's parents sho
agreed.
NO GAMBLING FOR FIGHT FANS.
LAS VKGAS, June M -Reports tha
visitors to tbo John.on-Klynn fight aro
to be given a touch ot the oM time
frontier life by open gambling hero
wero denied bv the district attorney's
office tod.iv where It declared gamb
ling in all forms will bc suppressed.
"PICTURE BRIDES" ARE BARRED
SAN KKANCISl'O, June 11 There
will be no more "picturo brides" from
Japan. An announcement was made
here today of a ruling roado sustain
ing the rccont act'eu of the immigra
tion board here In detaining a number
of Japanefo women whose only
Troof of their marriage was their
likcuess in photographs exmuueu oy
thoir "husbands." Tsoarly ninety per
cent of the Japanese worsen who
como to this country pass in as "pic
turo brides." Those who oppose
their entry maintain that many are
imported for Immoral purposes.
Ladies ring contest oiens Monday
June lo. Clones Sunday Juno 1C at
2 p m., at Lewis S filings UagJos
Redmeu plc7ilC;Jnne'16, 1312., j 201
hortwlilloye(o'rday morufug.
Deputy Sheriff Allic Howe is In the
city from the county soat-
A e-irrt from Ex.Mgy.or Newman,
mailed at Coblenz, has been received
at The Review offlce. Mr. Newman
says he is well and having a tine trip,
but will bo glad to return to "Dear old
CochlE" In tlie near future.
GENERAL ALESHIRE
IS TO BE PROMOTED
n:. Cen. J. O A'uhlre
Brig. Gen J II Aieshlre, head of
I the quartermaster t department of
j the army. Is about to be promoted in
rank to major general and made the
head of the combined departments of
ptiymasler, quartermaster and sub
sistence A bill making these depart
ments one is now before congress,
and in all likelihood will soon be
come law.
(By L. J Ovcrlurki
BOSTON. June 1 1 It was oflki.il),
announced this morning that Hie Han
cock had entered a good lode which
the omcials felt certain was the I'e
wabic lode. Stock advanced to Uj
7-S. and later declined in smpath
witli the rest of the list The whole
market had a saIim tondemi. and
practically ctcry slock howcl n lr
dine Politics are still a factor, .md
tlie near approach of the republic u
contention Ik limiting speculatlcn and'
causing k cuing up of contract tf- u.
llimlj beleve the present Iecl 01 cop
pers is very low considering tlu i rlcu
of tho metal, and believe buyers w'n'
hold patiently will be rewarded ni
good profits before the nd of ibe
summer. Quincy is earniug $110(1,
Grallbv nooo Kange $500 0sccola'
ill) 00, Ahmeek J3...00 End other:, in
proportion, and stocks will some time
sell accordingly. i
PA INK. WEIlBKIt and Co
Offerings of Wolverine and An
zona continue light, with .9." to $1
Irid Total sales New York 4ol."0U J
Copper metal 17 3-S to 5-S.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS, June 14
Npw Vork
llVinalmiuttPd mi:
. Anaconda I.: I .
American Kmnltor "" " ....'.
" Uchlson l'7-
IlifHiklyu Ital Trs6lt ss
llaltimore and Ohio MIL"
Cbehdpeake asd Ohio 77 !
Canadhiii Pucific 2fii.;-
Kri'o : l-l '
,reat N(irtbrn . I".". :. l!
Udiigh Valley 170 .1-4
terboro Common 10 -l
i v,-o,..-., i.ii: ,,,,
iidrmiri in A . "'-.-.
, . ., utVi ,, IflWi; lit!-",
I Heading 1C." :-h
Hock Island 21Z-V
K.i.-r
i::o i-r
i crt.l r-.lm.....
fiS
steel Pfd HUM
mvd uinuinuii
SoHthcrn Iac4fic lou "
Union Pacific
107
Boston
Adventure
:l ;
, -AiEiunaii
Arizona Commercial
AUouez
Centennial
Calumet and llecla .
Calumet and ArUoua
Copper Hanfe
Daly West
Kast Bntte
Frank
Granby
Greene Canaries
Glroux
Goldficld
Hancock .....
i 2
i i
;, 3.1
Helvetia 1 -Vs
Indiana 10 1- j
fnsidratlon ConsolhlHled I! I -
Lake
IiEsalle
MaHsachusoUt! .....
Mohawk
May dower
Mi.iml
Mason Valley
7 I Z
7 12
f.G
1
28 j-S,
J 2 3-1 1
North BuUe 30 1
N'ipiMrtng 8
OM Colony , 7 1
Old Dominion &
Osceola 123
il'helne Dodso 230
fQuincy ., 91
Bay Consolidated 21
Shannon , l-"
Shattuck ....
North Lake
South Lake
I'tah Conbolidated
C3-J
io :
ii
I Utah Copper 113
victoria rt '
Wolverine Ill
Curbs
Sosiuaw bid
Ahmeek' 30
B. and L.
B. and O.
Itohomin .
Baltic ...
Corbin . .
25
4
3 3 -
1
2 1-1
-12 ,
Tf.J-8I
2M
. 2T-2 '
Korr Lake
Lucky Tiger
North Tlgor j ...
Nacozari
Ojibway
Oneco .-..,..,..
sicrrH ,
San Antonio ...
S. W. Miami 8
I EASTERN MARKETS
YESTERDAY
;Cafltus 'f ..'. -m-vl.--'-
tmni:&.i;jT.a,..V..
' nafib Dly4 .. 'O. .'X ,'.-..
Klehlta'ax .... ?.V. ,VSr
BISBEE FUEL
COAL
All kind? of
at all times
Grain and
Office Phone 1 2 1
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 Co.
DOUGLAS 4RIZn..A
Grain, Kay and J li
Kinds Chicken Feed
Independent Fuel & Feed Co
Phone Bisbee 235 Phone Lowsll 120
THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE P. 0. PHONE 221
WM. ROBINSON
I St. Elmo Hotel
Flrcwery Gulch, one block from de
pcL A fiMt class place to stop
when In Blsbee rour patronage
solicited.
Smith Whaley. frop
WMWWVAV '
CATARRH.
and
UlSUiiAllUti'
REiisyed in
24 Hours;
r-h Cnn.
eulo bran the (MIDY)
UUU V
Cj -zrscf cyLnlcrfeiU
rVVAAA(A'VlAAVVVt.AA
! O.K. LIVERY and
UNDERTAKING Co.
KOBERT HENNESSY. Trop.
Phone 15. Op. Depot Ambulance
THE ARIZONA AND NEW
MEXICO RAILROAD CO,
PASSENGER SERVICE
7:35 a. m. Lv Clifton ar. 4:03 p. m.
S-15 a. m. Lv Guthrie r,v 3 30 p. m.
( 9:00 a. m Lr Duncan Lv 2:3S p. n ?
, io:u a. m. t,v LorasDurg uv i.m p. n.
i 11:30 a. m. Ar Hachlta L,t 12:10 P. m.
South bound train connects with
Southern TacIHc west bound train
No. 1, leaving Lordsbtirs 10.57 a. m
Mountain Time.
South bound train connects with El
I'aso tc souinwc3iern ease douuc
train for El Faf,o. lealnc Hschila at
1 11 D'J a. m., Mouniaia nmo, and
'with west bound train for Douglai,
1 ind BiBbee. leaving Hachlta at 11:61 '
Is, m.. Mountain Time. (
A. T. THOMSON.
TnlBr Mnrr fllflon Arlxona.
CHICHESTER S PILLS I
J Tim iUMM-itniM. i
VjiijV. Iil AtUT'"'fitfo A '
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