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THE BiSliEfcJ DAILY KEV1EW, BISBEE, ARIZONA. SATURDAY MORNING, J UNE 22, 1912
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THE Blif-)tE DAILY REVIEW,
Uis&ee. Anxona.
"We won't let thorn,
on doing it
but they keep
Onco mere Lillian llBssell
blasulas bride
Sojae atea in Chicago think thoy
know the Hushes of a iark torse.
Tfc prosiKXS deoreases that "the
compromise caadWate wilt he ME."
Boy head wot? Of course only
eersbMBg away at dirt in bath room!
Senator Bourne lias decided that
there shall be nq.moro national con
ventions. Ono favorite contractor has re-
funded; but It was the courts, not I
conscience.
Canada proposes to return a cannon
cajjturcd at Bunker Hill. We've lad
llio Ml for ISC years.
It maks one gasp to think of hav-1
ing the steam-roller lfuslfetli over tho
bo'dy o Honorable William Fllnn.
Itoosovelt remained in offlco several
months after his successor was
elected.
At last accounts the dove of peaco
was scon near Xew Zealand, tho ox
act anUieds of Chicago.
William Kllnrj has a tremendous
Idea. It U that Hoosevelt electors
shall vote for hiia even if Tail be
nominated.
If tho republicans wish Taft and
noosovolt to be beaten they have only
to defeat one; tho democrats will
defeat the other. .
There aro a large number of voters
who will not ask permission .of their
grandfathers beforo deciding how to
cast their ballots this fall.
Anyway. Mr. Lorimer doe not have
to write out an item and send It
to tho paper when he desires tq ap
pear in tho personal cohtran.
Whllo Nkfc Longworlh is sawing
away at his fiddle In a violin con
tost, his father-in-law is at the con
vention hitting tho lyres.
Tho candldato nominated at Chit
SO will at Ienst bo able to attend
the Inauguration and hear the address
of the new president
Tho Chicago convention can't agree
on choice of a president, btrt they
might at least settle who shall be
postmaster at Billvlllc.
Statistics show 15.004 less automo
biles la Kow York state than iasf yean
but about that namber have been
smashed up on tho Sunday nine-
By soma strands omisftlea, ito one
has auggeeted that the rofmhHcaR -national
committee rise and slag 2S
erse of "Blest Bo the Tie That
Binds."
The Bosc of PhibtdeiHiht." as a
name for an unsghtly maescew is
objected to by a jiatriotic I'hrtadelpiAt
newspaper. Bt a coal barge called
The light of PHtstmruk" weM he
tiBeseeptlonaWc.
Women's Clubs meeting la San
Praruiiso proposo, to discuss marriage
and divorce Iyt'ow of the aiatlstfes
furnished by California, time sorfd
be dividod cwhwIIj- betwa the two
sbJeots4.J
A biWfitfrial moraorral to th hero
Ism of (,'olumbws has been m
veHeStatteibfagtatf Osfeuasi W-
m ' ! J j f .
ovr, sailed the suae in the compara
tively &fe days", whan tb sblps car
ill Hfo beats Instead of gelf links.
The Inter Ocean says tho Klorea-
jtliy) room In the Congress Hotel in
j Chicago, which rents for $50 a day.
the watt. If th decoration account
for the rent Col. Koosevolt must be
the renter.
THE COUNTRY
IS SAFE.
Ainhi the turtnett of such a ftMttott
as that at Chicago, with good men
and bad men indiscriminately calling
oach other Hare and thieves, a foreign
er would gain the impression that our
republic was about where Rome was
at the times the Girths came down
liko a northerly hurricane, and swept
the Joy-livers Into the Mediterranean.
If he -nill return to this country
about next Mai, lwwever, he will find
that the capital at Washington, the
White Hcwse. end all the public build
ings are still there. Congress may be
in session between ball game, and
tho Congressional Record will .trot
carry any blood stains on its prosy
pages.
Tho actual fact i sthat about one
roan in a hundred wants to change
our form of sovornment, while the
other S3 simply can't agree as to
what particular man or party will
beet carry along our government in i
tho snirlt of liberty and Justice When '
mo spirit 01 uucri) anu jusuce. wnen
any man gets into office, and makes
blunders that stop the wheels of iu-i
i
dustry and denv ny larpp section of
tho people the fruits of their honest
toil, he could not get 25 per cent ol
the votes .at the next ejection.
A great many people act at con
ventions and elections much liko the
parent who punish tho small boy
whon angry. The next day he begins
to wonder at his spasm of fury. He
recognizes that ha would do better
to keep his hand on the box h con
dact every day, instead of whaling him
within an ineh of his life once a year
IP ROOSEVELT
fTniisville Courirr Journal
If the screaming multitudes that ,
gather ahont the cominsr and ?nswor
the call of Theodor" Roosevelt em '
braced more thai, a tithe of tnc
whole voting nomilation th" future
would look dark and bode ill for re- i
pnb'ir-an institutions j
The mods are as mad as he is md
be is as mad as Bedlam But even
tnadnoos tins sometimes a oasis of ar
t'jal fact as well as a method of or-1
derly proceeding- and underling the!
Roosevelt disorder two circumstances I
of undeniable potentiality support its
claims: Taft cannot be elected and
Roosevelt may be.
The averace party worker sees t.ot
beyond. Success is at once tho law
of his being and his objective polnL
Hence the wpaknec of Taft. the im
minence of Itoosevelt.
. Thre seemr here m. des'iny His
toric analogies are for the most jart
ur-erlkial and at their lert merely
suggestive. Inevitably, however, the
Xapole-mic legend obtrudes ItIf.
"Bark from rib" and 'On to Water
too." promo'Pd hv printer's ink. Hit
across tin disc of the popular fancy.
Mid If oar here of Sagamore Hill 1 as
not encouraged the conceit, he lias ye
held a Ronanartist watch whilst
timing bis performances.
Tho Corsican was not more spec
tacnlar. And, la the event it may
htfppew the- Cowrie r-Jwiraal Uilnks
it will happen- that nvcnls will sltow
as serious, tragical and fatal a mis
calculation of forces by Theodore I
Roosevelt as history has shown was i
perpetrated by N'apoleon Bonaarte.
bringinK the iicrsonall'v and tin fsto
of the two into vet closer association.
17mi annnilin Intiwi aiiA lkCilr&ali f
rnveallon week and Klcction dav. I
That is 3 long time cnuilly between ,
tits anil drinks. AH through July and
AngAst, 1372. It looked like Greeley.
All throngh luly and August, 1S80. it ;
looked lik Haneock All through
July and August, 1S'6, it looked like
Bryan.
The magnetic men have proven
ntot Illusory. They have grtovoiikly
deceived the ltos of enthusiasm
The magnificent Harry of th West
was liea'en by thr- inconsequent Polk.
The Plumed Knight -was heetea by
the Unrfyoratel, Uninspired Cleve
land. History is not merely a riddle,
ht a melcy It is a mcdlev of alter
natives awl watridlctlon. Which
would it be If Roosevelt should be
iwwtefl by I'aderwood his most com
plt atwl direct antithesis the half
Southerner by the Southerner?
Stranger things have happened. ,
"THIS DATE IM HISTORY"
June EZ
1771 First civil government provid
ed by the British for Detroit
and surrounding territory.
1S12 Office of ttn- "Federal Repub
lican" la Baltimore destroyed
by a mob.
1IMS3 Oaersl Lee's advance cater
ed Chamiwrshurg. I'a. . , -
llJ-r-Bntish warship VlctoriirHHk
iy liKJ V.IMBIWI1WT111 ini i-iffmii.
with loss of 1SS lives.
lS7-rCetebratioa of Queen Victoria's
Diamond Jubilee.
till King Gserso V. aori Qasea
Mary were erewnsd In Wsst-
Hnsier AMior.
TJneie 9am loan mosajr e
thing.
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OF-TH
((.owrisht 1SU.
THINGS WE HAVE NEVER SEEN.
1 never saw a pofoxlde maid
Whose hair did not look slightly
frajed. J. 11. V.
I i.ejer saw a tine lisle silk host;
That didn't wear out at the lues.
I never saw a ueek-M-eoo
lb- was n .Mb. Icokliw at, dil you?
t-S 1.
I nover saw a Panama,
That didn t fit Ma Must liko I'a.
-M 1). T.
I never saw a plate of !a :i
That didn't .-nuso by te;ii to gnash.
.. I) I'
Inevsr saw a dolar bill
That sveiMid a ti tented to lie Hill
a ) l)
I nevci saw a nio.c: boa'.
That didn't Mint just liks a K-cit.
1 never saw a baseball game
But what the battery was lame.
M S
Independence day ought to be cel
ebrated with a -lenguanco by the
rispi'y dhorte colony at Iteno.
ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER
Ame Ililliker asked I.afe i'urdy If
Lafe ever ketched his wife fllrtin'
and Lafo said: "Yes, that's the way
I did ketch her."
When Ben IHnks goes away to a
strange town -i (siting the tlrn thins
he does is to send pitcher cards to
all hi frit-nds, and then when ho
i;es that all done he just about has
time to catch the train back hom.
Hod Peters says ho wouldn't tradi
places with John V. Hockefoller, and
Inasmuch as Hod's place is only
about ten acres It doesn't look, by
ife-1, m uiuugii u over Will.
Some jenrs there ain't nothin' per-
,lck,ef, won with the peach crop
tceptin' that there ain't no peaches,
What has heoome of the old feller
who used to train his whiskers?
If there Is anybody outride of the
state's prison who hiBii't been men
tioned as a presidential posgibilitj
now scorns to be his time to got busy.
It sems to to an. even break now
AvAGSSEBl?
WE KNOW HE DIDN'T i
MEAN IT, ANYHOW
,
-With all my worldly goods I thco
eidow." is to le stricken from the
Methodfot marriage -vrvlce, according
to the action of the goiieta! confer
ence at Minneapolis.
The expression sounds bad. sr.y tho
liastors. Moreover, they claim, It's
oosolete, being a relic of tliops days
when a v. oman was stip;x?c- to pos
sess nothing except what her hnslKind
gave her.
Of coarse it sounds had! Women
bjvi- known that for a Jong time It's I age. which comes all to soon in these
Mich a Ir-aWo bluff. The man who i days of demand for young men in
nays it always ba bis lingers crossed. ' our industrial world Under the Smith
The'e are Innumerable wives who j act inspection of the banks' records
will vouch for that wives who have j is permitted and none can expect to
Leen unanle -to pry oF any of those i cs-apc the tax. beginning with this
worldly coods vvi'h a crowbar ! joar, not even though a man be sick
For a good many years womer have or workless and lelying upon his sav-Ihk-m
trying to have "obey" elinu-, ing account to tide him and his fam
nateti Irom the mar-iap.e cer"inoiiy. ily over the time of stress.
Iliev oii.ti i v.n.i to .. imse li- I It would h.ivo been kinder certain
Hi rm lhe "kriw th "ouldn': :tti I ly more Just If Ohio lawmakers had
often oiigV not t fulfill. Tliev knew ' eMablislied a limit, protecting the
, toe. th:.t the tuirriage ,'ror.ise to
otev wouldnt 'told sood in cour, I
should M-irie toiimit a rime at her
l,hn's behest
ivoMsos? k
In 20 Years Remarkable1'
A remarkable evolution has taken
phce in the last few years with the
railroads of this country Methods
used 3rj year ago to get business for
the railroads cannot be used today.
With tho control or supervision of the
public over the affairs of the railroads,
has come a serious situation in tho
relation of money invested in the
i railroad business. The public has
assumed control and jurisdiction over
ths railroads without assuming in any
sense the responsibility for loss or
without any effort to annual nt the
railroad managers how to get te
money to meet the Io4.
It Is absolutely Necessary that
some condition obti.in that will enable
the railroads to get necessary raondy.
AH lavesttneats' arodefKtmdrnt upon
the aMIky of the people 1n control to
get money into these investments-
Money has mwch courage. It will
take chaacss Of losing- Interest and
of being lost altogether, providing it
, has a fair show of heing returned
fwlth something addeL Bvorybodv
HMtst have the help of Investments in
Ms eonstrseuvs wy whether In
rsilfSMia or la otherr fluo.
It is difficult to find investaifnt
.ootid J n
ItV TL VJStfSr
MOMENT
"by Key K.MotxHoTV. G,
C N. Mather J
whether the young man goes into
audellle or Into the Insurance busi
ness. HOW TRUE.
It Is easy enough to bo pleasant
Whou life Is all roses and hisses:
But the man worth while
Is tho one who cin smllo
When his auto continually misses'
THESE MUST ANANIAS JEALOUS
"Oh, Mabel. That new gown jou
had on at the reception is tho stun-
nlngest thing I ecr saw In my life"
"1 am aw full v sorry, Mr. Jones,
but eery dance this evening has
been engaged."
"Xo slree. I ncer turn on m lawn
bote until f o'clock, and 1 ahvaj s
sunt it on at 8. Live and let live
that's mj motto."
"I neer notice the heat at all All
days aro alike to me.'
'Ve'e supplied our table rij'ht
along out of our own garden and we
lmve saved so much money."
"Nobody ever stung mo an a wa
termelon. I can toll a punk ono every
time."
"I hae alway3 made it a point
never to ,-oshIp or say a word about
a living soul, and I don't encourage
it in others."
TO THE CANNERY WITH THESE
Tae angry dements "
"in the twinkling of an eye."
The liery, untamed steed."
The groom viore the conventional
black."
'"The play has grip."
I Tho beautiful anil nrrnnitillslinil
daughter "
"The police are at work on the
case "
The house was ablaze with lights."
'Kxtendod charming hospitality."
"A d-tlnty luncheon was served."
"A pale round moon hur.g In tho
hc-aens."
'Survived by a large circle of rela
tives and friends."
rEdivaKey-
t :t v by a'l these promises before
v.itre ;eb, in the nu-rriae ceremony?
I'rotjivs are ticklish thUs. at best,
one should .-.' ve'y char about mak-n-
ihem--cspet ially iirotilses about
Jiich erraae matters ai natrimonial
ieelo-,,me!its of the future. Every
ijo ! mesns vv-.di when he or she
marries, of re: re But meaning well
ls:i t Mifflclont rcaiKin for promising
to do what nmy prove imjjosslblo to
tjiful in time to come.
oii-4r ss is c :i: iderin,; taxlm; in
oumc-. over ?.ri.0(Hl a ar. This would
not h. hard upon a. i-achelcr. It would
only curtail a little of his luxury.
Hut how about tho man with a wife
and four or five children, whose in
. oinr is no longer than Uio bache
lors, but whose outgo is so much
greater, and his expenditures so
highlv commendable? Could you call
., , encouraclnc a man to marry and
ralsa citizens that will be a credit to
his country?
The n-w bank deposit tax ot 1 30
lent in Ohio will also work a hardship
on the poo' man, who has denied
himself comforts and often necessa
ries, in order that he misht have a
nest csg in the savings bank for tho
Inovltablo days of sickness, pr period
of being "out of work," or that old
small depositor In savings banks
the little rainv day" fund that the
workman and his wifo have strug
gled to save
Railroads
tht make good returns
Railroads!
seeking Investors must compete with
other investments which do not bear
the apparent chance of losing- which
railroads have with the present tend
ency of the imhllc against them. There
must lie some way of working out,
either by guarantee or otherwise, some
plan by which investors In railroad
stocks will receive more than G per
cent. This Is one phase of the rail
road situation which is not at all
understood by the public If the pub
lic understood the situation, It would
be different. The general public
seems to think that all the railroads
have to do is to sell bonds, but they
forget that the railroads must sell
these bonds In competition with In
vestments,, that offer' great -returns.
(by reason of the ,f act that other M
,
posed against the railroads by adverse
Ktate and national legislation. "
other words. In futuro. the railroads
uiiuuiH nave nut iuu iiuuuKi iw
aro expc.iea 10 iaKC more i-iiautcw uiwo-ir
losing raoncy, and nave only me pros
pect of having the public secure con
trol or dictate what the maximum re
turn on the Investment shall be,
condition, is now serious, but will
444f1 4VAjn jv yVf
$mxvtr"n
DRAWS FIRST BLOOD
AT THE CONVENTION
lMs(V fE&Nr M .aH
YRfs&Mf&R?MJKv&Q9B&
Patrick Dorc of Oklahoma, enjoyi
the honor of being the one to drvv
the first blood at the republican na
tlonal convention In the course or
a heated controvcrs he struck Grant
Victor, another Oklahoman, In the
jaw. The trouble went no further,
and no arrests were made.
SPECIAL TRAIN.
Leaves Bisbco at S.lo a. m. for
Lewis Sprlncs. Irish Nationalists pic
nic. Hound trip $100. 2d
The Roosevelt Ride
Chicago Inter Ocean: But whatever )
the motive, whatever the idea, it is
plain that Itoosevclfs trip to Chicago
is tho gamblers' last card as a reg-1
ular Republican, if It fails, it is '
toltTor forever after hold his peace I
'Brooklyn Eagle: Here, then, is the
most cogent of all the reasons for an
exodus from Oyster Bay. The log
ical place for feeding fat tho grudge
is at Chicago. At clote range the
Knife can be turned around as well as
burled to the hllL
Cleveland Leader: Few men in his
tory have ever had aa much to risk j
as he. No man In history has ever
dared to risk more. . . . If is fit
ting that Theodore Roosevelt goes to'
Chicago today. It Is well for hl3
country and his countrymen that he
1 1 br?vc cnousn and strong enough
to go:
Philadelphia Public Ledger: Prom
the point of view of his own interests
as a candidate, not to sroak of his
own dignity and reputation, his spec
tacular rush to Chicago is a blunder,
a fact which ho will discover for him
self before many days.
Cincinnati Times-Star: Mad for
personal power, he will stop at noth
ing. So it will be up to the delegates
at Chicago next week to show that
the descendants of tho men who more
than a century and a quarter ago set
up on this continent the greatest re
public of history, have not become a
lot of children or fools, to be run off
their feet by the first Loud Nclse
that comes to town.
New York Press: Col Roosevelt
goes as a plain citizen to speak his
speech. It is his right It is ths
right and it is tho duty of the con I
vention to send him home, as he goes
f irvn hnmn n ! In tifnn I
SSUUS HJlU.i It I'latM VIVIKU.
New York Times: Mr. nooscve't's
presence at Chicago can only make
iilainor what was very nlain before
that tho movement for his nomina- '
tion is purely a pergonal one.
Philadelphia Record: The Claimant
has put the capsheaf on his mad Quix
otic windmill campaign for a' third
term in the presidency by going to
Chicago to see, now that coaxing has ,
failed, what may be done toward bull
dozing his party Into making him Its
nnmlnro Tt le r nltlfnl flrwvtnpp If ,
irr.., . . ii r :::, " i' :r- i. t
MUUIQ liVlU UII il UUimiUUUiib t-tuiui
popular uisgust.
New York World: He has gone to i
, Chicago to take possession of the Re-'
rit2ktlri r niMnnnl ifim-rttvtifin rtv fnfort
KT"J " r"r l-,r",' '"v '"i
a 4 la wv qwu a j t i4u s v if vi v j ww w vh4j i
rion of the government of France.
What a spectacle!
New York Post: Ills going will lie I
taken as a sign that his situation 1 '
desperate, but that will not stop him .
Whn hrlfpr tlirin hf fin turn mill In.
. , ..
to victory?
Pittsburg Gazette Times. The Col
onel fully realizes that be has a large
contract on his hands. If he fails
in his efforts the damage to bis car
eer will be irroparable.
Chicago Post: Is It more "dignified"
to lead a fight from sttifTy, long dis-j
tance telephone booth than to lead
It from the front rank on the field of
h!tlo? tAmf tnit lrir .fhl..'. dllati
- 'disnlty' which course Is.ibo more
' tm w jBmn.Fir. t,i ..w. v,
ijij UCIIIVill Hilt, i i lIB V,UUI1U J HUB
j more to fpar from gocrct nole.in.the.
corner government than from '11 the
"undignified" direct action In the
be more so unless the railroads are
given something like an eoual onoor-
Tholtunity with other lines of business In
the business world.
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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 CoDrjer Ore
and Copper Matte
Correspondence Solicited
Address
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co.
DOUGLAS ARIZDuA
WflMChi
We have on hand at al! times Poultry Supplies of
all kinds. Charcoal, oyster shell meat scraps, blood
meal, ground bone, dry mash, oil meal, chopped
wheat ?nd oats also poultry remedies.
Phone COAL, WOOD, HAY, GRAIN Phone
Bisbee 1 Lowell
235 Independent Fuel & Feed Co. 120
THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE P. 0. PHONE 221
WM. ROBINSON
St. Elmo Hotel
Brewery Gulch, one block from do
pcL A flr.it ctas3 place to stop
when In Bisbee Tour patronage
solicited.
Smith Whaley, Prop.
,VVVWWWVAWWV -v
CATARRH
and 5
DISCHARGES
RsHsved in
24- Hours i
E-h On- s N J
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O. K. LIVERY and
UNDERTAKING Co.
ROBERT HENNESSY, Prop.
Phone 15. Op. Depot Ambulancs
THE ARIZONA-AND NEW
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PASSENGER SERVICE
7:35 a. m. Lv Clifton ar. 4:03 p. m.
8-1S a. m. Lv Guthrie l.v S:zo p. m.
3.00 a m IjV Vuncao T.v 2:35 p. n ,
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. Ju;i0 a- m. uy iorasourg xv i.c p. a.
, U:3() a m, Ar naPhita Lr 12.10 p. at
South bound train connects with
Southern Pacific west bound train
No. 1, leaving Lordbburg 10:57 a. m
Mountain Time.
South bound train connects with El
Paso & Southwestern east bounc
train for El Faso. leavln- Hachtta nt
1 u 5;, a. Blmt Mountain lmo, and
-jth rest bound train for Douglas
ia(j Blshce. leaving Hachlta at 11:5
, 4. m., Mountain Tlmo.
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