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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
Some Diet Hints for the Business Woman

fort will try this plan. not merely for
one or two mornings, but for some
time. she will undoubtedly find re-
lief Other digestive troubles may
bave been induced by Il, so that IL
may take some little time to gee
the stomach into normal condition.
The business girl who feels sleepy
and tired after her lunch and not a
bit like working should include fruit
in some form In her MONDAY meal.
or. il this is not possible, a little
grape juice. The sugar IN fruit is
quickly converted into energy. = II
does not have 10 go through so many
digestive processes as the ordinary
sugar. so that after eating fruit the
exhausted tissues are in a short time
renOurished, as II were There Is
feeling of energy. and the tired.
languid feeling vanishes. The juicy
fruits are best, and pure grape juice
is quite as good as fruit.
Laxative foods are quite essential
10 those whose occupation is sedan
tary. A little stewed fruit every day
Is most beneficial. Peas. onions and
salads should be included IN the
menu several times a week. II WON.
en- would eat regularly. and in some
quantity. Of these foods. they would
reed to take less medicine of a laxa-
tive character, and their general
health would be greatly improved
Proper diet will correct many d.
gestive Ills. The trouble Is that
women DO not give enough thought
TO what they should eat. Instead,
they support doctors and drug stores.
This is far more expensive method.
is not half so pleasant. and tx not so
likely to keep one in health.
HA.%".%- -1-7<~
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
OHIO REPUBLICANS.

The first step in the purpose Of
the Ohio republicans to make every
effort to defeat Governor Judson Har-
mon was taken Wednesday, when the
republican factions got together on
basis that will insure their united
action in a common cause. Il is gen
orally recognized. not only in Ohio,
but over the country as a whole.
that if Governor Harmon wins this
year. it will be difficult to keep him
out of the White House as the sue
essor Of Taft.
1t appears that the progressive re-
publieans have surrendered a great
deal for the sake of Taft and har-
mony. OF course. the president is
unqualifedly Endorsed. Nothing else
could be expected in his home state
at the hands of his own party. But
the Endorsement of the Payne tar
If. as demanded by the regulars.
shows practical defeat for the pro
gressives. They were not very
aggressive toward the end. Appar-
entity the old cry OF harmony for
the sake of the party" has been used
effectively once more. And it is
the harmony that comes with the
cat swallowing the canary. for all
That the progressives. led by Jim
my Garfield. get is a conservation
plank that may be more or less OF
a joke in practice.
That the Ohio republicans could
be forced to harmonic their differ
ences. after all the bitter things
that have been said and printed on
both sides. must be regarded as
most significant concession to the
great strength of Governor Harmon
In the country generally. The fac.
IONS might be willing to fight indef-
initely If they were not facing the
possibility that Taft would be de
'eated Such thing strikes them a.
a calamity, no doubt: and especial
~ the so-cslled progressives lacked
the nerve to risk it. It will be a
battle royal in Ohio. and II Governor
Harmon can win against this su-
preme effort to defeat him in a nor.
mally republican state. the democrats
viii have found the successor OF the
late John A. johnson Of Minnesota
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

Many a business woman sn-~ ers
from digestive troubles. She is \
frequent visitor in doctors Offices. is
constantly taking medicines Of va
rious kinds. yet IN the long run
seems little better for all her eff
forts. A little simple regulating Of
her diet might remedy the whole
matter. make her better physically
IN every way and save her the ex-
pensc Of doctors bills and medicines.
Business life is not home life.
The worker IN an Office or store
needs 10 Offset certain conditions OF
this life by certain kinds OF food.
which are not essential, perhaps, To
the active home worker.
Many a woman after breakfast has
a heavy, uncomfortable feeling about
the stomach which she quite rightly
attributes to dyspepsia. But perhaps
II IS not SO easy for her to find the
cause. The innocent-lOoking dish
OF oatmeal is in nine cases out OF
ten the offender Oatmeal is not di-
gested. 20 any extent. in the stom-
ach its diges ton begins by mixing
II well with the saliva IN the mouth.
after which the digestion is not con-
tinred until the oatmeal has passed
through the stomach and reached the
intestines. Most people bolt" their
oatmeal II is soft. it requires no
chewing. and so they swallow 4
hastily without giving II the Ieces-
sary adm.xt1re with the saliva. The
consequence is that IL lies In the
stomach. a heavy, undigeste6 mass.
a dead weight II should be masti-
Gated thoroughly. not that the chew
ing In itself is necessary. but IL is
essential because IT is the only way
TO mix the oatmeal thoroughly with
the saliva. II the oatmeal-eatsr who
suffers from this feeling Of discom-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

OF course the prohibitionists will
be making a lot of noise around the
constitutional convention. wanting
prohibition made an established fact
BY placing provision for it in the
constitution Of the new state. The
prohibitionists should be given a To-
cal option law, such as they already
have. and no more. The people OF
Arizona and the several counties are
capable Of settling the prohibition
question at any time and when the
prohibitionists appear at the consti-
tutional convention they should be
respectfully referred to the first ses-
sion of the legislature OF the new
state.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
CocHiSE COUNTY
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of Mag
gle Letson. Deceased.
Order to Show Cause on Petition to
Mortgage.
James Letson. as administrator of
the estate of Maggie Letson. deceas-
ed. having heretofore filed herein his
duly verified petition praying for an
order OF this court authorizing and
directing him to borrow the sum OF
six thousand dollars (S6.Oo0OO). or
such lesser sum as the court may
deem necessary wherewith to pay
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

cal democratic leader has branded
the statehood bill as infamous in
some OF its provisions, especially
those which require the constitution
OF be submitted TO the President and
Congress for approval and If men
like this. and in this frame Of mind
arc left to write the constitution, it
seems clear that they viii be pretty
certain to draft a fundamental law
which no fairminded President or
Congress would approye.-Tucson
Citizen.
The prominent local democrat in
Tucson, referred to in the above, was
not far wrong in his Characterization
Of the Arizona statehood bill which
is unjust and unprecedented in its
humi,iating limitations. The meas
ure denies TO the people of Arizona
the privilege OF providing a eonst-
tuition which has been the custom
in the creation Of new states for
fifty years in this country; It says to
the people OF Arizona IF you will
adop, constittion which contains
rcthing Objectionable TO either the
president or congress the territory
of Arizona may come into the union
as a state" Il annuls the election
laws Of Arizona while It allows the
election laws Of New Mexico to
stand and apply to the publications
Of electors in the elections provided
for in the statehood bill; it makes
inactive the direct primary law
passed by the last legislature after
long urging by our people.
Already the infamous iniquity of
the statehood is apparent in the
taken from the Citizen.
The Citizen and other republican
papers are already threatening the
people Of Arizona with losing state
hood should they dare vote for dem
ocrats to frame the constitution or
should the constitution contain any
thing distasteful to the republican
palate in Washington. II the state
iood bill were a just one such
hreats could not be INDUCED in BY
such partisan papers as the Citizen.
But these newspaper threats are noc
Ill the humiliation which viii have
% be endured because Of the hand
Ralph Cameron, Bob Morrison and
Alouz Hubbell and other Arizona re-
lublicans had in fixing the state
hood bill so that advantage would be
given TO that party in the first state
hood election. When the constitu-
ional convention meets in Phoenix.
rom the first day of its session 20
he last republican newspapers and
politicians will be pointing to this
hing and that which placed in the
law will kill statehood.
hus advertising the humiliation
which has been placed on the in
elligent and honest citizenship Of
Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

Florida strawberries are on the
New York market; but 1t costs more
TO eat them in New York than Il
would cost to board a train and go
to Florida to eat them. Up to a
late hour we have not learned wheth-
er the profit was going to the pockets
Of the grower. the railroad OF the
commission merchant.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

should not forget that it was the
republican party. egged on by the
republican machine in Arizona,
headed by Delegate Ralph Cameron,
Bob Morrison and Mr.. Hubbard. that
has denied to the people that free
dom of action in the formation Of
the state government TO which they
were entitled.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

A pessimistie contemporary which
says that our commercialized Christ
mas can no longer be called merry
is referred to a report from Long
Beach 70 the effect that a gentleman
residing there says ne witnessed, on
Christmas day. the magnificent spec
tacle of sword fish driving a bull
whale to his death through a six-foot
surf.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

Hoval A Smith told a Phoenix
newspaper that the republican victory
in Cochise county two years ago was
mostly due to the party work done
by Judge Albert NJ. Sames. The
democrats in Douglas. who we're wal
loped on that occasion. owe an apol-
ogy to DR.. F. T. Wright, who has
been held responsible. mostly. for the
licking they received.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
CHOOSE THE
RIGHT MEN.

RIGHT MEN.
The people OF Arizona cannot be
too careful when they come to Sc
lect the delegates who shall form
the constitutional convention and
build the foundation for the state
government. This applies to all
parties, democrats. republicans and
socialists. 1t has been decided pref
ty generally throughout the terri
tory that the two dominant political
parties will place full tickets in the
field in the several counties But
notwithstanding this there will be
less attention given 10 party tickets
in the constitutional convention than
ever before in any previous cleo
ton in the history OF the territory.
This because Of the number to be
found in both or all parties who rec
ognize that the making Of a constitu-
ton is a very important matter upon
which viii rest the welfare OF tn.
new state.
So it will behoove both the demo
Gratis and republicans to select their
very best men for this honor and
trust; men who are recognized for
their qualification and ability to con
slider well the many intricate ques-
tons that viii arise in the consti-
tutional convention. Men should not
be chosen because of their party
standing alone~but because Of their
known ability and loyalty to the
varied industries, enterprises and to
every class of citizenship. Men
should be chosen who will be able
to act wisely when they come to
provide for the executive, legislative
and judicial branches Of our state
government. The constitution must
provide for limitations Of legislative
power in ali matters of taxation in
the state, counties and municipal-
ties; it must provide for an easy
way for amending the constitution
when necessity may call for such
action; it must provide for elicient
regulation and control Of every pub
lie utility corporation and later the
legislative should shut out of Ari-
iona the horde Of wildcat incorpora-
lions which have sought in the past
TO gain legal existence in this
territory.
Arizona has plenty of men capable
to give us a constitution that viii
provide for honest and clean gov
eminent and if the people are wise
they viii select only the competent
for This important duty.
Some of the ablest lawyers should
be chosen, not too many. but sufi-
Gent to see that whatever is agreed
upon by the majority may be put in
proper form.
After such a convention is organ
lied there should be no effort to
seek political advantage from any
constitutional provision; let that
document be marked by a spirit Of
observation-disclosures and a guarantee
Of exact and equal justice for all
and favorItisn or oppression for no
enc.
Nothing should be put into the
constitution which should endaneer
its approval by the president and
congress; give to the censors no
possible excuse to return Arizona to
the territorial bondage: It may be
necessary to suffer the humiliation
which this policy viii bring. but Il
is far better to submit and defer
things that may be desired in our
constitution until such a time as Ari-
5cna marks the flag as a free and
independent state. when we may pro.
vide sucn government as we may
desire.
However the people Of Arizona,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

HovaI A. Smith has resigned his
position as chairman Of the republi-
can territorial committee. Now, If
Hoval can induce Cameron to resign
he viii restore himself to the good
graces Of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
THE FAMILY MAN SMILES

when he finds out that buying coal
from us means smaller bills for the
ear The reason is that our coal
al clean and free burning and thus
a ton Of it goes farther than ordintry
coal Why not put q to the test. A
ton or so will be sufficient for that
purpose.
K and Juniper Wood, all lengths.
Chicken Feed-We have always on
hand a fresh supply of all kinds Of
chicken feed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

The people cannot be too careful
in the selection of delegates to the
constitutional convention. Unfortu-
nateiy. many men do not take the
interest in the present campaign that
they usually manifest in regular
campaigns. In this they are radical
ly wrong. for this campaign is of the
utmost importance to the people.
Upon the character of the delegates
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
NOT FAB WRONG.

From the utterances Of the demo
cratic leaders, it is apparent that II
Arizona is to get statehood, the re-
publicans must control the constitu-
tional convention A prominent 10
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29
Press Comment

It is pretty warm in Albuquerque.
But when we read of thousands of
tenement jewellers fleeing from their
ovens in New York to gasp for
breath of fresh air in the parks at
night, things might be worse down
here. where there is fresh air to
burn for everyone and hot air. while
prevalent. is always avoidable. Thank
the Lord we don't have thirteen
story tenements in Albuquerque-
Albuquerque Journal.
My dear fellow citizens, will soon
be heard in every town and hamlet
Of the new state Men will talk Of
the initiative and referendum. kiss
the babies. ask about your ma and
all Of them, your pa and all of them.
and tell the DEAR Pee-Pul why they
are the ones and the only ones who
can steer the Craft at Santa Fe.-
Tucumcari News.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

will depend the nature of the consti-
tutisn, and that constitution. be It
good or bad, will be the basis Of
our legislation in the future. Every
man should give this matter serious
thought and lend every aid to good
government by seeing that only good
men go as elegates.-C arrizozo
News.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

If the Americans of 1875 had stop
ped to wonder IF it will hurt bust
ness this country Of ours would
likely have remained a colony Of Eng
land. and we would not have had
Bull Andrews TO write about
Roswell Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

INDEPENDENT FUEL CO. --zE1gE mEgzzzs
Office Main St Opp Palace Telephone 2s5 p g. Boz 90
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

While you are bothering your
heads about offsetting the vote OF
the illiterate male. did it ever occur
to you that in New Mexico we have
a large number Of females who are
property owners, and are taking a
vast interest in New Mexico's vel
fare and viii cast a ballot if our con
stitution is written so as to permit
it?-San Marcial Standard.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-29

The only thing some men need to
achieve success is to apply the same
industry to their own business that
they apply to that Of others.-Carri-
zozo Outlook.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
BASEBALL CHIRPS

Cleveland still has weakness for
big pitchers Joss, Falkenberg. Young
and Linke form d akyscraping quartet
Don't forget that Manager Jennings
had an entirely new inlield last year.
This foxy leader keeps sticking in the
youngsters all the time.
Bobby Wallace. the ST Louis Amer
lean third baseman. shows little signs
of old age. He continues to whip the
ball across the diamond with terrific
speed and accuracy.
Manager McCraw Is said 70 have
laid down the rule FOR Bis pitchers
that fine viii be inflicted 10 every
ease where more than four bases on
Balls are handed out h 4 game.
0utfeIder Bob Besehsr II Cincln-
matt b travelling at q gait that would
rattle Barney Oldieid Be is neldlnx
IKE a demon. batting Ike Wagner
md running bases Ike himself. n
Bescher can keep up bis present pace
be viii lead the league ID something
else besides base stealIng at the end
ef the present season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
NOTED RUNNERS no RACE.

Professional Stars 81 Country sehed-
uled TO Compete IN New York July 2.
What promises to be 90 interesting
professional athletic meet win be held
ct Celtic park, New York, July 2 II
present plans do not 90 astray lovers
Of athletics viii witness q run be-
tween Harry Hnlman. Lawson Robert
son and Nat Cartmell. The three
champions have signlaed their inten-
lions Of starting. and tie necessary ar
engagements are now being made.
While the greatest Interest win be
manifested IN this raee, there wiz also
Be keen sport IA the Marathon raoe
which IS to follow tie meeting OF the
trio. The entries Of Jim Crowley,
Hans Homer Harvey COIN, Henry
1T. Yves. J. Blassi and John SYanberg
are already in. II viii be Svanberg's
first appearance since bis return to
this country. An invitation has been
extended 70 Johnny Hayes, and II Is
more than likely that the Olympic
games ''hero" win be one Of the con
testants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
CONFERENCE ON soao ELL.
cpnferees Il thr White Houss 70 Dis
cuss supieer with the Pres'dtr

cnnferees Il thr White Houss 70 Dis
euss suater with the Prss'dtr
Washington June whep The con.
ferees % ths a tad bill mel yestenst
n chief points Z, difference between ihe
two houses reie On the long and shori
haui clause end 5n the time during 0hi d
rate increase shall Be susosn.ed bv
Tie interstate commerce. eammissi, n
pending examaatiou- phy i vilua.
tion win net appear 81 the biil 0uf Che
president wants - appropriate "a Il rt-
10y q lie general deficiency hill ah il
rs expected QUE will be allowed rius
president thinks tbc COMPRESSOR noW Is s
Iapthorfy to nake such vsiaaoa
Much opposition "a manife7te1 TO al.
lowing TIE commission ten months in
which to suspend rate increases The
couferees may reach an agreement and
report 10 the Senate and House Is.
day.
The couferees spent several hours at
the White House and at the conclusion
Of their talk with the president tx.
pressed tie hope that a complete agree
ment "a tile railroad bin would Be- soon
reached.
committee Of the Chicago eofveu
ton Of shippers Of May II arrived hi
Washington yesterday to confer with tie
president and with the Interstate conn
meree commission respecting the pro
posed advance in freight rates By the
railroads Prior to is can upon Priest
dent Taft, the committee had ia in-
formal conference with the interstate
commerce commission, regarding file con
sideration Of the increased rates BY the
commission.
r b Montgomery o. Chicago as act
ing chairman Of the committee. ex-
planned to the commission that the mem.
Der q tile committee came with no IN
will toward the railroad They asked
simply lie said, That the increased rates
be justified BY every consideration APP
plicable to both carriers and shippers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
Tells EmigrantS on the KaiS-
erin Auguste Victoria
TO BEWARE OF STRANGERS
Talked to the Stobers Yesterday and
viii Greet First and Second Cabin
Passengers at Reception
To-day.

+ On board Kaiserin Auguste Victoria,
june y. via Wireless to Crook Haven,
ireland. june ll.--Theodore Roosevelt
was the chief figure in a noteworthy
scene ID the steerage this afternoon,
when be attended Catholic service held
lfor 200 emigrants, Russian and Galieian
Poles,
! The emigrants, surrounding the altar
ldraped with the American flag ehanted
litany, and when Mr. Roosevelt spoke
briefly the priest Interpreted
I Mr.. Roosevelt welcomed his hearers 70
America and gave them some good adj
vice On the necessity 81 avoiding 1850.
citation with strangers upon landing
He exhorted them 70 be mindful Of
the duties Of citizenship and to protect
the rights Of women AZ the end of
/ his remarks, the enierants crowded
about him, trying to kiss his hands
Iater, al 4 service ii the cabin at
which German priest otficiated, Ma.
Roosevelt spoke N similar vein To a
gathering Of Germans, who cheered his
remarks.
The former president accompanied by
toe steamers captain, Inspected the third
cabins and complimented the captain on
their comfort IIe said It was 70 be
hoped that the steerage mtght eventually
Be quite abolished and rs place be taken
by third class cabins
This morning Mr. Roosevelt ATTENDED 4
Protestant service ID the saloon on
Monday he win address the crew and
stokers and on Tuesday with French,
German and Polish priests and Prot
estaut clergy be will give q reception
q the first and second cabin passeu.
gers
The weather has been perfect ever since
the kaiserin Auguste Victoria left port
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sHREwD BASEBALL TRADES

Chance and Clarke Split About Even
IN Deep Laid countsrposs.
There Is no denying the shrewdness
OF Managers Frank Chance Of the Chi.
cage Cubs and Fred Clarke Of the
pitSburg Pirates, Chance knew that
Mcintyre Of the Brooklyn club bad
always pitched good games against the
Pirates. so he engineered trade
whereby three Of bis surplus young,
sters went 10 Brooklyn and be &c.
CURED the services Of Mcintyre. The
latter came up 10 expectations. The
Brooklyn club was also strengthened
sufficiently TO win couple Of games
from the Dreyfuss aggregation
Fred Clarke IN the meantime was not
sleeping. Red white was the only
Boston pitcher that was able to beat
the Cubs last season Accordingly
Clarke wanted white. He got him,
trading First Baseman sharpe and
Pitcher Frock White made good In
his first trial as a Pirate, winning from
Chicago. And that was not an Frock
twirled for Boston against the Cubs
and went through with a victory So
# can be said that both deals have
worked successfully from every angle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
Hraa park Ginrerbrsaa.

A very anpetfEng supper dish some,
what different from hlueberg cake
Mott one third 81 a eupfal of hnttel
III two thirds 81 cupful II boiling
water. and add one cipful Of moiasse'
and one eeg well beaten Mix aud sifi
two and three fowths cupfuls 81 soda
one teaspoonfnl Of cinnamons one tea.
spoonful Of ginger, ono half teaspoonful
81 Glove and one hall teasoopnful Of
salt. Add t. first mixture and beat
vigorously: then add one eupful d blue
berries dredeea wilh two tabIespoonfuls
Of aour FiH butteled muffin tins two
thirds full of mixture and bake IN a
moderate oven twenty five mintes Fam
ME Merritt Farmer in Woman's Home
Companion for June.