Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-10
,lnday, October 10, 1909.

lOn of the Ndllondl Nohh'h puhioSV koeiation at its recent convention, bt it's members would not become snilitant' gives great relief and satis- k lion to the American nation, This .claration rneans that the suffragettes not intend to make themselves pub nuisanees like their sisters in Eng bd. They neither intend to take up bps to enforce their demands as some kterical woman recommended a short he ago, nor do they propose to use Iric Nation methods or to storm the \ lional capitol or the legislative halls any state. They propose to confne &uselves to such mild methods as the ] lying of grind-organs in public places, N selling of badges and souvenirs, the hpaganda literature and, principally, 8talking, as much and as often as pos ble. It might have been a great deal s srse.
 3Dnrlng the last decade many thous-
 of former meat eaters in this &rtrv have become converted alto. 4her or. at least partly, to vegetarian The dangers of meat diet were *nted so luridly by certain alleged &ntists and the meat prices were &sted so high by the meat-trust, that 4,reat many of the former believers \ Ia mixed diet yielded to the argu. snts of the vegetarians. But, after Il to be a vegetarian seems to have & dangers just like being meat ter. Again the scientists butted in ,R scared the vegetarian converts by hrming them that cucumbers contain 'tenic, lettuce is full of opium, cress ,t tunds in oxalic acid, tomotaes con \ not only a powerful poison but h seeds which cause appendicitis, Ht corn is the cause of the dreaded dlagra and so on through the whole Il Beans seemed to be about all that k left to those who did not care to ke chances on being poisoned or
 led by their food in some other man. u But now beans are to be placed .sthe tabOo-list. It has been found H the beans imported in large quan, I from Italy, harbor a small but ex- ohely vicious bug whose stings cause N bus trouble, if not danger to life. As vegetarians are beginning to won x what they shall subsist on if this 3nstay of their diet is to be elimin- ~ on account of the bugs.
 4n extremely rare ease of conscien- ,} sness is reported from Marksboro, .k. The Presbyterian church in that | M is in need of a minister and a | Nable man for the position was avail | N But trouble arose from the fact ! at the congregation determined to | 4 it's pastor a salary of $500 a year, sile the minister selected is' equally | fermined not to accept more than N a year. He evidently thinks that |
 services are not worth more than RD year and may be right. At all | s pts he should be granted the priv ge of putting his own valuation upon fservices. The minister may be over Rpulous, but the congregation is Nhly foolish not to humor the caL. Mo.
 X Goo6 bye, Cops" was the legend on A slip of paper which George Terry,
 V notori3us burglar left behind him, 'en h" made his escape through a M led window of an anteroom of the lfs Avenue Court, Brooklyn, the VT day. It had bcen the custom of 2 police officers to keep their prison 1Nocked in the antsroOm until it was N to produce the min court. The 1R which had only a small and beav- baued window, W IS considered per.
 y safe. But larry, resourceful
 a man of great oohgth, found it
 Rhple and easy tv vsUape from the f that he even took the time to '4e rather facetiOus congo to the eNps who had been so sure they had
 The man is eveidently not only |#XPert burglar but also a humorist, 'Pugh he has never served time for \ latter offense.
 Mery time a person is knocked over
 &un down by an automobile there
 general outcry of indignation at
 reeklessness and lack of consider X of the "speed crazy" auto
 E. In a large majority of cases x criticism and eensure of the auto M lists IS amply deserved, but every
 and then an accident happens the
 e for which does not rest upon the . of the auto but upon his victim.
 oI these eases happened here the