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. Thursday Morning, November 27, 1913
OUR THANKSGIVING
Nature takes this season of the year peculiarly unto
J.e'rself as an occasion when men may return their
thanks 'for her bounty The. land is not so broad but thst
every community in it knows cf the fitness of the occa
sion und flnds timo to pause for a day and take store of
its tolls from the treasure houses which Nature pos
ecsec in abundance and. from which she distributes her
fayors with a prodigal hand.
i uach community, according to Its kind, elves thanks
for the fullness of the benefits with which it 4s partic
ularly endowed. The Warren District surveys its gar
rierings from, its stores of mineral wealth with the,
same fullness of heart and the same mead, of apprecia
tion wlta which other communities view their over
flowing granaries, their pastures of cuttle and sheep,
their products of the looms, or1 other concrete example
of their ind'istrios.
Without thought of selfishness or moie-blessed-thau-.
tliouness, the Warren District feels itself especially
blessed and therefore especially called upon to make duo
acknowledgement to Nature, through worthy expressions
of thankfulness.
The industries of the District are in an unusually flour
ishing condition. This means happy, contented dwellers
in comfortable, 'well-provided homes, and in such home
there is always reason for real happiness and conse
quently, thanksgiving;
Respect for the law as a result of lovo of order per
vades the District. Contntment is on every hand. Na
ture not only bestows her mineral riches upon the Dis
trict but heaps up tho measure with outpourings of a'
niaSt perennial sunshine and health-giving ozone. From
neighbors close at hand come the fruits of Arizona soil
with which to load the tables of Bisbec, LovteU and War
ren for Thursday's feast.
There is none in the Warren District too humble to
find without effort something for which to bo genuinely
thankful. Thero is none too richly endowed to partici
pate in the holiday with other than a feeling cf humble
ness and gratitude.
Thanksgiving Day is hallowed to the memory of no
ecclesiaii; it celebrates no historical event. It is a fes
tival for tho home. The Warren District is a community
of prosperous, well-ordered homes. Thanksgiving, there
fore, means much to the Warrea District, and it will ob
serve the day in the spirit of gratitude due to blessings
of tho Almighty.
TUE mSBEE DAlLtf KfcViEW, THURSDAY MOKNJNC, NOVEMBER 27 1913
iutettftts tho Senititj wax not on the premises lo call
Its tervant to account or pel the evil tplrlt.
1'rMldent Wilson has been criticised In tonio quir
tcra because of activities which went described as dots
Ineorlns;. He sought honotly to do tlia work which a
thlrtlng Senate put upon hl.u. Tho deadlock In tho
Senate Commlttco over the great work of currency r,e
forra Is the fruit of tho Senate as a whole and tho
country places the blamo where it belongs.
WHAT HO A SAIL.
Dust has befogged tho lenses through which wo have
been sweeping the political horizon for sure signs of
activity but .the cleared vision possessed by tho Tucso.i
Citizen enables It to announce the following as not only
illuminating but authoritative:
The linos for Uy; Democratic primary fight for tho
nomination for gov ernor next year are now pretty sharp
ly drawn. That tho conservative wine of the nartv will
unite on Reese M. Liny, tho present national commute J ?ul,v??.'.'3r '. fum1ed 7 ,0
- ijcbuhs in jiu wn. Kooseveit re
man, seems certain. George A. Olney, state chairman.
ol
who controls the party organisation, is backing Ling.
It is no- quite certain that the radical wing will be
divided between A. A. Worsley and George W. P. Hunt,
the present incumVnt, unless friends of Hunt succesd
in keeping Woreley out of tho fighL There will bo a
few stragglers in the race like Dr. H. A. Hughes of
Phoenix, and C M. Roberts of Bisbce. but they will
either quit the race before Die primary election or their
vote won't be a factor In the fight
C B. Wood, a state senator from Maricopa who was a
candidate Is said to have gone over to Worsley. The
Tucson candidate lp making a quiet campaign, speaking
before labor organizations and covering in a quiet way
the greater part of the state. He Is more of a Socialist
than a Democrat, but has no scruples about grabbing
the Democratic nomination to get office and local Demo
crats have had to reckon with him although against
their will.
That the conservatives of the party are In the minor
ity all will adnrlt, but with many radicals opposing the
extravagant and wasteful methods of Hunt, and with
Wortley In the fight, they hope that Ling will lead tho
trio, although it will be any man's fight
Hunt will have behind him a strong organization of
oppolnlive officers bent on holding their jobs and ought
to have a big campaign fund. The party organization in
the state is In the enemy's hands, however, and it will be
Impossible for him to capture it before the primaries.
GENEROSITY AND THRIFT
"If there are nice things ou want to buy and they
are necessary, boy. then, but do not squander your
money Save it" John D. Rockefeller.
To save money for avaricious purposes Is altogether
different from saving it for economical purposes.
The really generous persons have been the thrifty
once. Tako Stephen Glrard, Andrew Carnegie, and John
Rockefeller. They are typical philanthropists, who
started out with very moderate means and built up great
fortunes on the foundation of Industry and thrift After
they had becomo rich their generosity was marvelous
and their fames In that respect is as great if not greater
than that which came to them' because of their ability
tn accumulate.
Thoso who are liberal with the use of money which
they thmselves have not earned are not really generous,
and their so called liberality is of little credit to them.
Every good fortune, every successful business or in
vestment enterprise requireo, to begin with, some cap
ital, Now capital la attained through the right use of
money, the conservation of personal resource in other
words, by the continued practice of thrill.
If you have generous impulses, if you want to do the
most possible for those dependent upon you and for yonr
fellow man, build up your own resources by steadily
raving a portion of your income.
SEVELT SAYS
HE IS FULFILLING
SLE
Tells Children He is Trying to
Restore Principle's Which
All Men Know Are Right
dore Roosevelt today addressed one of
tho most scholarly audiences ho has
faced since he came to South America.
His topic, was "The Democratic Move
ment In a Republic," and he spoke be
fore the oldest Institution for higher
education on the continent, the Uni
versity'of Chile.
minded lils audience .that although
Chile, as a nation, was younger than
tho United States of America, its co
lonial history was far longer. "Chile'3
history," he said, "as known to peo
pie of European stock, began thrce-
cjuaner or a century betore tile Purl
tans landed at Plvmnntli Tturk'
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His review of the Democratic Move, r oreau'- xne olu woman iook a siaw
iuuu ireucii, mm emu, in a nmuiy-apui'
A BATCH OF SMILES
The doctor, cnllltiK on a patient, was
met at the door by the patient's broth
er. ,
"Well, how Is the patient this morn
ing? Temperature any higher?"
"I don't know, sir. You see ho died
last night.
H- '4
peterainalion writ large upon her
angry countenance, the mother of the
child who had been bitten by an Irhh
terrier belonging to a new neighbor
(Mrs. Green) gave an authoritative
"rat-tat" wjth the knocked of lira.
Green's door.
The door was opened by a meek
looKing elderly woman and tho vials of
the mother's wrath burst forth.
You're Mrs. Green, I s'pose," she
sneered. "Green by name an green
by natur , I should call you, to keep a
feroshus animal like that there Irish
tcrriertorial o' ypurn, a-bltln' of Inner
cent children an' a-terrlerizlng tho
whole neighborhood!, I'll baye the law
on you I'll make you pa; D'you hear?
I'll sue you for damages and 'avo
that 'orrlblo dog shot, I will!"
Then, as she paused for a moment
mem in me unitca states .was con- . '
., ,i togeuc tone
i deaf."
wimM with tho International Ho
Id a fluent writer, well Uifortnd mid
possesses an agreeable pertoaallty.
Ho has numerous friends In tha dis
trict iwhu will bo muoh plrtisod to
learn that he Is to ro-entrr its activities.
OPEN 1 ATTRACTIVE
NEW BUSINESS PLAGE
Reynold's' Music and Gift shop Is a
new establishment just opened on
Main-street opposite the Elk's Club
NSULT5 WOMAN
-GDES 10 JAIL
Well Known Miner Is Given
Ten Day Sentence for Al
leged Payment of Improper
Attentions on Street
Cfrarged with Insulting Mrs. Klor
ence Hlnes py using Indecent lingu-
which provides for the city a specialty J ag trr Ci U;; reflts Mlk5 Harp
house in tastily arranged quarters er a njiner m serveten days in t!-e
which cannot but afford a great deal u i.n .. . ,
of satisfaction for mu.ic lovers andlClty ja"" belpR ? Bentenco lm'
those desiring specialties in other ,,0S1 Jud8e I,,b last neht after
dainty lines. As an additional at-! hearing the case.
traction for patrons, there has been The evidence brought out the fact
arranged a waiting and rest room.' that Mrs. Hlnes,. in' company with a
which at tho transfer track of the! jjrs. Miller was walking Tip Brewery
street railway company, as It is, will Gulch 6n their way heme, they be!nS
be found a new and very Pleasing elgnbors. aHrper aMp3Ch;d Mre.
convenience by many ladles. Hlnes and 8poke toer - i",.
The Reynolds shop will give to' Sho A Harper to leave her alone and
musicians something they have not not molest her agajn;"butllal-ir per
before nad the enjoyment of in the .8ted aml an off5cer w The
district a broad and competently so- rf wi ' -T
arrest followed,
In sentencing Harper, Judge
lected lino of up-to-date sheet music.
rfj ..l . .l ... ... . . . OCetlC tone! ilnni1ii.i1 .Jtllnn. ,..t m..r.. ..........-...
aiueu I1M1U1JT iu me IWCIVO VearS Since. ,....... .u...vua iu uiaoii; LvavilCiA t.-.l it.- 1.,. ,.. Jrt,.i ... ...
ho first became President During the ."V.er' . mK but would you supplies. Pianos, brass and ttringed tltlJTJJ
period, he said: The political move- ,n,na r? - M uown- lm "one, instruments of tho best makes.and all "' , .."T ,,-.-. '" , ' T,
raent in the United Slates has repre
sented chiefly the eflort to put into
actual and concrete performance tho' Merchant: "Haye you collected that
principles which In the abstract all in-jblll of. Smith's?"
telligent men admit to be true. Collector "Have I collected It? I
"In barest outline." he said, "nnr called at the house and found that!
problems were in the first place to seven Smiths lived there. Six decraredl-
restore tno government to the people lne oweu nounng, ami me sevenm
so as to make tne fact correspond klcjtfd me out of thehousc.
with the theory, and in the second ' Merchant: "That's the one. Go back
place and even more important to use anc set the money."
the governmental power when thus ro-
1
SUPPLY HOUSE OF THE
HIGGINS IS DESTROYFD
tored so as to mako an industrial and
0....,T. (ft n n ".lf n n nnlHliu.1 J a ... '
racy.
Auring me iasi aozen years tne)
political movement in the United
States has represented chiefly tho cf-J
fort to put Into actual and concrete
performance the principles which lnj
the abstract all intelligent men admit! Shots fired last evening about 6.30
to be true. It has represented the cf- Came alarm of a fire which later de-
fort to mako the great republic Of stroyed a supply house ih tne draw-
the north a genuine democracy. It is below the collar of the iHigglns shaft
the history of a democratic movement Cause of the fire is unknown. Loss
in a republic When twelve years ago 1 last night was thought to be about
I became president, it was as the ?l)W.
representative of a party which whenj As soon as the alarm came In, Flrp
founded under the lead of Abraham' Chief Barney Norton took the depjrl-
Llncoln had been tho genuine partyfment to Hlggins hill and stationed it
of popular rights of radical democracy. .n .front of Loretto schcoJ, form which
ThQ rank and file of the party re- point watch was kept on the residence
nfoceApiAo t111 aIm V.rt tiAi.JtA.1
Pnr h f,ti,ffnl ;..a i L..i' tore him again on a similar charge
i !,. ,- 1 " u-j - ha would give him the lim:t cf the
. moc uon ukvi yiuiuicu a very . - . ..i
attractive line of Imported Japanese law whlcn -13 3Do da's county
goods, etc There is also a line of ""
imported mechanical toys, doyys and Mrs- Hlnes said that thlts, was tho
ChrLstmas goods. Fresh and delicious second time that Harper bad insulted
candles in original packages. Quality ter. The first occasion was about
stationery and cards for every occa- B'- months ago. At that' time she
aion, are also features of the new made no ccmplalnt against him.
place. J Harper is a miner, wea Known,
! nnd has lived in thodfstrlct for over
Smoke the Denver Club Cigar. I five years. Recently he returned from
BIshee Smokehouse Destributors. a few months vacation. fr'Los Angeles.
maincd true to Lincoln's doctrines;
the machine leaders, who controlled
the organization,' nad grown falso to
them. Tho movement with which dur
ing tho last twelve years I have as
sociated has consisted merely in ap
plying to the conditions of the present
quarter in that locality. It being feared
that should the fire on the hill at
tach itself to the hoist or larger build
logs about1 the mine,' sparks might he
blown down and set fire to roofs bo
low. Thercad up the mountain, to
tee mine prohibited attempt to reach
THE SENATE'S BLACK THURSDAY
Thanksgiving Day, 1513, will endure m the history
.of. Ike Senate as recording the time limit within which
remedial legislation elating to banking and currency
reform) should have been written In the statute books,
i'iv'o yean have passed since a Monetary Commission
was appointed to secure material for tho enlightment
and instruction of Congress when it should take up the
question of .currency reform for final action. Tnis ma
terial was delivered months ago and was adequate, both
in quality and volume. Culpable negligence alone is
responsible for the Senate failing to use it expeditiously
and intelligently
The Carrency bill has been held over for considera
tion In th regular session beginning Dec. 1 It will
take up time and attention that otherwise would have
been devoted to other important matters on a crowded
program.
The Senate has shirked its work shatnelossly. It
feks to make its Committee on Banking and Carrency
do tlie work of a cuttle fish In muddying the waters &o
as to conceal the fact that the Senate as a body ha3
been Inexcusably idle. Xo one Is deceived. Press dis-
p tehee from Washington reveal that there has not beeni
a Quorum of the Senate since the Tariif bill was passed
on Ooteber 3. It was the duty of the Senate as a whole
- to remain on the job and oxpedite the work of its special
cemtaittee.
In Its paid capacity as a working body, tho
Sg&atc has beep shamming and cheating. As mas
ter of the Committee, It has been absent on the
f personal affairs of its members . whllo tho servant
- rR vtltiiTbnd rt minrtin t enlf itina&n 4 nn1eA isa1.-
Mfliem I cVi til1 litHA linan ArA Atett-
CU 11 romUlU UAf V WXJC1 UU UOUU UUCVI.'
MONEY VLL SPENT?
Xew york city has just, opened what 1 trobably the
largest and finest tuberculosis hospital in the world. It
cost $3,700,000 and is located on a hilltop overlooking the
ocean. It will accommodate 1,000 patients.
Splendid a? this is as an example of the'war on the
white plague. It seems a huge sum to put in a singiu
institution ubich probably will soon bo considered tin
adapted to changed methods of treatment It is also a
huge sum to Invest per patient, as it amounts to. $3,700
for each of them.
Regardless of the enormous cost of maintenance
day. In actual fact, Uie principles of the fire with the department equip
the founder of the Republican Party,
Abraham Lincoln, and in bringing to
the task before us tho purposes net
only of Abraham Lincoln, but of
ment.
For more than an hour the flames
from the supply house lit up the
mountain slda with an angry red
Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the EQvr aild for a time occasioned ru-
&
For Safely
eeping
Your Prlv-ato Papers, surplus Jewelry. Family Silver, etc. more
people arc taking this precaution early!
Safe Deposit Boxes may bo routed yearly and additional space
may be engaged for Valuable Packages.
Today is a good time to attend to thi?. ' '.
Citizens Bank and Tfust"
Company
5
Ualn Street.
Will E. McKee, President.
O. W. Wolf,
Blsbee Arizona
C. A. McDonald, Cashier.
Assistant Cashier
Democratic Party. The political and
financial leaders of the old parties
still paid lip service to these prin
ciples and purposes, but it was lip
service merely; and these leaders
resented as party disloyalty the effort
iu irinsiakd lUiu uccua tuo tAtt.b
words which they were only too gladj
lo use as long as they remained word.;
only; I believe that the efiort to
which I and those associated with rae
are committed, is in its essence chie'
ly an efto-tt to turn words into deeJs
bud that it is cMpliaticali-- a move
n.cut in ta-s interest of the plain poo
pie. in tre luter-st cf the rai'; and
at.f of both ne uhJ norths, m no'r.'
tl: 1 political an-1 linincial mai'-Iuc
wl'jch havu donihisiiyl them T.o po
c'r of names la great; we of the new
movement care nothing for them,
whereas we care infinitely for tho
farts which the names symbolize; and
one of the chief obstacles in our path
I;, the adroitness with which the lead
ers of reaction hae used loyalty to a
dead name as a fetish wherewith to
keep the rank and file of their follow
cr in line against their own living in
terests. In our own movement during the
last ten years we have seen 011 a small
scale the exhibition of all the pas-
more down town of a serious con
flagratlcn in Tombstone canyon resi
dence quarters. It was said last night
that a stock of fuel, some mine sup
plies and possibly some of the Leasing
Co. books were destroyed in the blaze
The losses will not inienere with vhe
steady operation of the property.
NEW SECRETARY NAMED
and operation, thip investment represents an 'interest s!ons an dmeansness and follies which
1 .! ... .. , , . .... I were witnessed on a large scale in
wijfcu vi tionw. mis win De tar more man oouoiea .,,, ,.. ., tho Vronrh nevn.
by the other charges, so that the total will probably be ; lutlon. In such movements ' as the
close tn inOoonn. . irrss yurnvfj- m 1 struggle which brought about the
- - v - p 1 ' ' ri . i i t- ,vi ippu ----
What so lirge
I? NE2fVFeialtra2S0 wwen orougni aoou. me
' V& .?' abolition of slavery In the United
a sum expended annually In other
States. The zeHloU of an unwise and
i waN i
allttf
, af
r,
lr?f;
ingia; guiding and 'quickening prosbure on the Commit
iatereete had nainea entrance into the Committee to
Two young v. amen sent to jail as investigators gave
; it up in five davs. Like Mr. Osborne, they found tho
j' place unpleasant. iTohably Jail wity always be objec-
. sfedtMe aaI bedwil the sittwtlon fer tHalr awn s.6ia8hAHouable to its inmatet'hUe It regains Jail.
ways would have done in relief, the instruction and help J extreme radicalism were almost as un
would seem to far oxceed the benefits Dossible through i healthy allies as were the hypocrites
who prolessea allegiance to 'ine ior
word movemeut merely to advance
thl6 single h03pital. Xot only 1,000, but several times
that number could have been put In the way of recovery.
The economy of such huge Institutions, their measures
of usefulness as compared to ccst, may well bo ques
tioned, as may be the wisdom of bringing together in a
mass so many afflicted with the same ailment The
mammoth Institution Is going out of vogue and It Is well
that this Is so.
Mr. McCoiuhs says he does, not caro for office and
that it is mare fan to get jobs for others than for him-
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sun. tnai ix an a.iuuao in wnicnim
encouraged by agreat manyf iminentvparty'' 1
At a meeting of the directors of the
Ccmmercial Club last nlgH, tha
resignation of Secretary Joe Gray was
accepted, effective on December 10.
Charles Perdon, lately of Douglas uui
formerly associated with the offices
of Hovland & Smith In this district.
was named to succeed Mr. Gray dur
ing tto Interim until the annual meet
ing of the mombers of the club in
January. A vote of thanks was tend
ered Mr, Gray tor his services follow
ing the acceptance cf his resignation.
Jir. Perdon came to the Warren Dis
trict about ten years ago from the Iron
fielia of Minnesota and the Lakes. He
was associated with the- offices of
Hovland &. Smith in the days of tfceir
largest activities. Subsequently he
went to Doug" as, where he has teen
their own fortunes. On the other
hand, the ultra-reactionaries who set
their faces against all reform played
Into the hands of these zealots and
rendered doubly difficult the task of
the same radicals. It is these same
radicals aloue who are in reality the
wise progressives. They wish to sub
stitute social consciousness the con
sciousness that recognizes the duty of
the individual towards all his fellowsl
for a malign class consciousness,
ti.ltMhnr nrraichod in the interest of
tlW-ff rfce msnt or ,- prt qtjcedia Jthe
ittUresfftte .capltalisETTho reaction-
ary who upuoms an -ancieni aouse
tends to excite a feeling which wishes
to destroy all that exists, whether
cood or evil; tnd'the zealots who in
hie aRsaunl'ts'confounds good and evil
tends to giake, the'supporters of the
gooT also the supporters of tha evlU
jnpg
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BEST
INVESTMENT
because SAFEST, is that
which this bank makes for
you and on which it pay 4
per cent interest year after
year.
Our experience against
your inexpeiience is a point
worth, thinking over.
Let us use your Savings.
THE BANK OF BISBEE
Sane radicals ish to go forward ami
meet the new conditions by changing
governmental and industrial activities
as far, and only so far, as Is neces
sary. Because they war against evil.
for hat very reason they are anxious
not Ignorantly to tear down anything
that is good.
There are crises in human affairs
when the only safe man to follow is
the extremist. But uuder normal con
ditions the leaders of a great move
ment have to curb the men who wish
to push too far in front exactly as they
whip forward those who desire to lag
too far in the rear. The great perma
nent successes in the forward move
ments. of .mankind have always becn
ffddc'vW!byrnien'.wfhose, sane ldealiim,
was tyTh inspired by lofty devotion
and guided by robust .comjrion ense.
In my' own labdilt y;as thUi combina
tion which pre-eminently marked both
Washington and Lincoln. Probably n
any such 'movement It is inevitable
that the, pioneers should at first meof
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