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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
OLD PARTIES IN
QUAKER STATE
HARD PRESSED
Third Party Convention Today
Opposes Corruption in Both
Republican and Democratic
Ranks in State Offices.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27:-The
political situation IN Pennsylvania,
already intensely interesting will be
rendered even more so when a third
party is given birth at the State con-
vention to be held here tomorrow.
The convention proposes to nominate
independent candidates for the State
offices to be filled at the November
election and will work hard to defeat
both the regular Republican and Dem
Ocratic tickets. Delegates from present
indications the convention will be well
attended.
Since the plan for an Independent
ticket was first launched by the group
Of men who have been prominent in
previous reform movements in Pen
nsylyannia it has gathered recruits
among Republicans and Democrats
all over the State The demand for an
Independent ticket is based on the
declaration that the recent Republi.
can and Democratic conventions
named as Their respective candidates
for governor men who do not in any
wise represent the sentiment OF the
voters OF their respective parties,
and that neither nominee has in any
conspicuous manner demonstrated By
his career that he is a fit and com
ecutive of the second greatest Com
nnonwealth of the Union"
Pennsylvania this year viii elect
a governor. lieutenant governor, sec
retary and treasures. The Republicans
nominated Congressman Charles X.
fener OF Washington County for gov
ernor, and the Democrats named
Webster Grim of Bucks County. The
sponsors Of the independent movement
aliese that both nominations were
dictated by the State machines in
utter disregard OF the wishes of the
rank and file Of the two parties.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
CAMERON NOW
THE DICTATOR
IN HIS PARTY
Has His Own Way With Ex-
ecutive Committee and
Several Queer Situations
Have Arisen as the Result.

PHOENIX July 27-Returning
members Of the Republican Terrific
rial Executive Committe have let some
interesting inner facts Of the netting
st Prescott get into circulation. IL
appears that at least some of the
members Of the committee were con-
fident that Hoval A. Smith would not
resign. Bob Kirk OF Cochise
was quoted in positive state
ment to that effect on the
dav that Cameron and water
melons held sway in this city. Il is
intimated by several that Smith had
not fully determined to resign until
his arrival in Prescott but that the at
mosphere convinced him that his busi-
ness needed all of his time. It is said
that Cameron was in absolute control
Of the committee and it is also stated
that Cameron wanted a chairman who
would be on the job just a little
more continuously than Smith has
been for the past few weeks.
An attempt was made TO have
Jimmy Williams named TO succeed
Smith but the advocates of that plan
could not muster strength enough
to put Il into execution. Sames was
Cameron's choice, and that settled it.
Cameron doubted the expediency Of
putting Williams at the head OF the
party and it is likely that Williams
viii have just as much to say as he
would have if chairman.
Those members of the committee
who were not so strong for Cameron
favored the plan of leaving the selec-
ton of Smiths successor to the Cen
trail committee instead Of having
him named by the executive
its candidate known but upon the de-
would not be able to handle the en-
tire committee as easily as he ap-
peared TO be handling the executive
committee. This element did not make
its candidate know, but upon the de-
feat OF the plan to defer action ac-
cepted Cameron's programme as
gracefully as possible.
That politics works some queer
alliances is illustrated by the condi
tions that appear TO prevail at this
time in the ranks of the Arizona re
publicans. For example Sims Ely
editor of the Republican held the
proxy Of ]. c. Adams in the Prescott
meeting. This is queer when it is re
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
WOMEN KNOW
TARIFF PRICES
ARE INCREASED
Visit to Dry Goods Stores
Shows How the Payne Law
Gets in Its Work for the
Trusts.
Especial by Marion E. Lelandl

Especial by Marion E. Leland -.
WASHINGTON, July 27-Madam,
have you been to the dry goods store
lately-the dry goods store In your
own town?
Have you noticed that you must pay
from 10 to IA cents these days for the
standard muslins that retailed for s
and Q cents not so long ago?
And so you know that g nghams that
sold last year for Z l-2 cents a yard
now cost -?
These questions are addressed TO
the women folks. In fact, this arti-
Gle is dedicated to the women Of Bs
Bee. This is because the editor has
asked for a political letter from Wash
ington for the sole interest OF his wom-
en- readers.
Yes. the request was somewhat I'M
usual The newspaper correspondents
who sit in the Press Galleries in the
United States Capitol seldom If ever
prepare an article for the enlightment
Of the women OF the land. But why
not? Is it not true that they do more
buying than the men? And that in
creased prices pinches the women
even more than the men.
Now 4 you have noted that muslins
and ginghams and such are higher do
you know the reason? Senator Aid
rich of Rhode Island and Senator
Flint Of California stated on the floor
of the Senate that the retailers were
to blame for the upward tendency of
prices. These senators were simply
trying TO pass the responsibility from
their shoulders, where it belongs TO
the shoulders Of the corner store,
where it does not belong. Your local
retailer is as blameless for increasing
prices as you are.
Then who is to blame? l can give
you the answer. The colored gentle
man in the woodpile is the Payne-Ald
rich traiff law. The members of Con
gress who voted for this measure will
be explaining to your husbands before
long that they voted for protection
But what they really voted for was ex
tortion.
STOCKINGS COST MORE NOW
Ginghams and laces are not the only
things that cost more because of tbs
passage Of the "extortion" bill. Tax
stockings for instance:
A year ago a popular seller was ;
German knit cotton stocking with I
seamless foot and LOUIS Hermesdor
dyes. This stocking cost the merchan
S2.25 a dozen pair and sold for 2
cents a pair.
Last year a certain American stock
ing, not so well dyed, nor so well made
cost the merchant $1.75 a dozen pair
| Today the American stocking cost
the merchant 1925 a dozen and sell
for % cents. Do you see the point
The tariff has raised the price Of it
German rival 10 cents a pair, and
IS no longer on sale. The greed,
American gets a monopoly on stock
ings. Then he Immediately raise
his price to the retailer And yol
are now paying the same price for al
inferior article that you used to pa
for good article.
Higher prices and cheaper quail
ties, That IS the short definition Q
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
DeHcafely
Formed

and gently reared, women will find in
all the seasons of their lives, as maid
ems, wives and mothers, that the one
simple. wholesome laxative remedy.
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken at
any time, when the system needs a
laxative, with perfect safety and real
ly beneficial effects. is Syrup of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA.
1t has that true delieacy Of favor
which is so refreshing to the taste,
that warming and grateful toning to
the stomach which responds so favor.
ably to its action and the laxative ef
feet which is so beneficial to the sys
TEN when. occasionally, its gentle
cleansing is required.
The genuine, always bearing the
name of the California Fig Syrup Co.
may be purchased from all leading
druggists in original packages of one
size only. price fifty cents per bottle
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28

membered that Ely is as near to Kibby
as any man in Arizona and until
quite recently Adams and Kibby had
been fighting like the famed cats
OF Kilkenny. It IS said that since
Akers has taken command Of the Cam
eron band wagon that Adams and
Kibbey have buried the hatchet and
will join forces against the band
wagon gang.
And the exact status of Governor
Sloan in the present mixup IS very
much of a question. There is much
street talk TO the effect that there is a
deep feeling of jealousy getween Sloan
and Cameron. Some time ago it was
accepted as a fact that Cameron and
Sloan had formed an alliance, but
that was before Cameron got the Gov
ernorship bee a-buzzing in his bonnet.
More recently it developes that Cam
eron and Sloan can not agree on things
affecting the workings of the party.
Il is known that Sloan and Kibbey are
now fast friends, and OF course Kibbey
doesn't think that Cameron acted very
nice in allowing him TO be jolted loose
from his job as Governor. Adams and
Sloan are rather chummy these days
and Adams doesn't think that Cam.
eron should have allowed Nc Gin
took to be appointed postmaster over
his vigorous protest Ely IS carrying
Adams proxy, is Kibbey's adviser and
friend, admires the serene dignity OF
the governor and doesn't like Akers a
little bit and there you are. Taken up
one SIDE doesn't down the other il
looks like Cameron and Akers against
the world with the unattached" ready
to jump into which ever wagon that
gets the jump in the grand pie counter
handicap that is due some time next
year.
Cameron has let a few Of his inti
mate friends believe that his polit cal
aspirations viii be governed b. cir.
cumstances and that he will try 10 con
troll the circumstances. II the govern
orship, under statehood is made a six
year Office with good salary he VIII
want that. If I isn't he will want to go
20 congress. Politicians here insist
that If he ties onto Akers he will be
elected keeper of the Bright Angel
Trail by an almostunanimous vote.
Democrats in this city regard the
expressions of the various republican
leaders, at Prescott as the removal
of the last doubt as to who will control
the constitutional convention. They dc
not believe that the people of Arizona
are going to stand for a party which
goes boldly on record as favoring a
canned constitution. Local democrats
regard the action of the republican
| committee as the best thing that
could have happened for them in this
county and do not hesitate to say that
Maricopa will elect all democrats tC
the convention.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
HOTEL TWAIN


all heat
solicited;
office;
5Oc a day and weekly prices IS SO.
MARMoNT & MARITIME Props
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
ROWING REGATTA.

KENORA, Ont July 27:-Spedy
oarsmen representing the boat clubs
Of st. Paul, Winnipeg, Duluth Fort
William. Seikirk and Kenora arc here
to take part in the twentieth annual
regatta of the International North
western Regatta association, formerly
the Minnesota and Western Rowing
association. The regatta will take
place tomorrow and Friday. The pro
gramme comprises ten events. To.
morrow the junior singles, the senior
four, the bantam four the senior
doubles and the punior eight viii be
rowed. The senior pair cared the jun
ior four, the junior doubles and tn,
senior eight viii be contested Fri
day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
Women's Clothes Cost More


Women's clothes cost more this year
than they did last as a result of the
Psyne-Aldrich bill. a women's ready
made SUITS costs SO more than II did
for a pattern of the same quality
The woman who bought a pattern
and made her own spring suit had to
pay 81 a yard for common blue serge
that she bought last year at 75 cents,
or for broadcloth Sl.50 a yard foT
what was formerly s125:
Prices in General Scar.
Nor are these things an exception
Take wooden blankets take wOolens OF
any kind, take mems. ladies' and
childres's gloves-but why more ex
amples. II you have been shopping
you know the story better than the
writer.
But on one thing, at least. tho
Washington correspondent, II he
knows his bus. ness can put you
straight Your local retailers Ameri
can women are not the responsible
parties. Il is true that the clew tC
higher prices leads into the local re
tailer's but it is also true that il
runs right on through and out of his
back door.
REPUBLICANS ARE RESPONSIBLE
The really responsible parties are
the members Of congress who voted
for the Payne-Aldr.ch bill And yol
might by the way, inquire around and
find out just how your member
voted.
If he voted aye nail him. AND
nail him hard! For he is the villiaI
in the piece
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
STRIKE THREATENED.

PARIS, July 27:-France today ap-
pears to be on the eve Of the most
colossal strikes that the country has
witnessed in recent years. The en-
gineers and firemen affiliated with the
National Railroaders' Union are 70
meet tomorrow to reach a final deci-
son on the action of the central com
mittee Of the union which has al
ready decided on a general strike. The
workers demand an increase in wages
and a number of minor concessions
in regard to the conditions OF labor.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
a coNTENTED WOMAN

is always found in the same house
with Billiards. Snow Liniment. It
keeps every member Of the family
free from aches and pains, It heals
cuts, burns and scalds and cures
rheumatism. neuralgia, Iumbago and
all muscular soreness and stiffness
25e, SOC and s10O a bottle
Sold by Lowell Drug Co, Lowell Ariz
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28

The Iowa Republican State con-
vention at Des MoiRes mex week will
have an ADDED interest because Sen
ator Gummins is going to preside as
temporary chairman and deliver the
keynote speech.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28

A movement is under way in
Delaware TO have the coming Demo
cratic State convention arrange for a
primary election 10 decide on the
party's candidate for United States
senator
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-28
DAwDsoN-MlDDLeToN WEDDING

WASHINGTON d. c., July 27-
The wedding OF Miss Emeline Virginia
Middleton, daughter of the late Rear
Admiral Edward Middleton, U. S. n,
and r. Mora Davidson of New York
attracted a large and fashionable
assemblage TO St. Marks Protestant
Church today Mr.. Davidson and his
bride are cousins.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27

each using either tho aaeer lips OF 4
smlll brush
u ihe halt is gStvmely drt the az
plhnJlun may br uscd every dat, bni
81 many eases every other day Is sun
rieui loo much u the tonic vii
make lhe bair heavy with Frrasc and
altogether unmauagcahie
When ihe hair Is falling and Is dry
and hard Ia texture stimulating mix
iurc 20 use may bc made from ono
and oue.half ounces ~ cocnanut oil. two
and q quarter drains Of tincturc Of nux
yomica, one ounce of bay rum aud
twenty drops ~ % of bcrramoL This
tonic should be thoroughly rubbed with
the finger tips mlo divisions made
along the scalp To apply il every 9th.
er night Is sufficient, and on alternate
nights there may be used another for
mula composed of Que dram nf alec.
holic tincture Of cantharides. half a
dram Of tlncturc Of capsicum two
drains OF tlncturo Of nux yomica, three
quarters OF an ounce OF cocoa oil and
two and onehalf ounces Of cologne.
Nothing viii so quickly cause the
hair 10 turn gray as an absence OF
nourishing ellis, aud Il Is for this rea.
son that tonies containing such ingre.
dents are Invaluable. When there IL
a decided tendency 20 whiteness
formula that has been found useful. II
nightly into the head. is one
dram each OF terebcne, boraS aud sui
phur aud six ounces OF lavender wa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27
PRESERVING THE HAIR.
How to Treat Scalp When the Wealth.
er is Cold.

How to Treat Scalp When the Wealth
er Is Cold.
/ If women would remember that cold
weather dries the hair aud makes il
unmanageabe they might be able "a
trent the scalp so the tresses would be
healthy aud could be colled into pretty
eoiifures. Water sometimes does more
harm than good by increasing the stiff
hess Of the hair as the liquid dries out.
As a matter Of fact, when each hair
teens possessed to stand on end only
brushing aud the application of some
mixture that contains oil is effective.
Oils, besides nentralizing the condi.
ton OF dryness and making the hair
easier to handle, have the added virtue
of tonic properties and II massaged
iSee weeks s1Y 1Ys isfai1 uthe lhoneai etc" "~'''e
A tonic Of this Kind that has Eeen
used for several generations by one
family is made from sixteen ounces OF
pure cologne and two ounces of castor
oil. Far from being greasy or unpleas-
ant, this mixture is easily put on and
has an agreeable odor. Containing less
oil, but stronger In tonic properties. Is
a combination of four ounces OF Co
logne. half an ounce of tincture of
cantharldes, a quarter of dram each
of oils of lavender and rosemary. The
best way of applying either of these
is 10 make many parts close together
on the scalp and rub the liquid into
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27
CARPET AND RUG TREATMENT.
How They Can Be Cleaned and Made
to Last Longer.

How They Can Be Cleaned and Mad,
to Last Longer
To spoil carpet sweep II with 4
stitf, half worn broom, but TO save a
carpet dip your broom IN clean. hol
tuds once a week, then shake II out
and hang II up TO dry.
Rugs should be beaten on the wrong
side, then swept on the right side.
Spots may be removed by the use Of
OK gall or ammonia and water, using a
sponge or flannel Slightly moistened
bran Is equally as good as salt In
Frightening rugs and carpets.
Vinegar will remove lime spots. SCOT
from an open chimney or the careless
handling Of stoveplpes can be removed
by covering thickly with salt. and this
afterward can be brushed up quickly
without injury to the carpets. Spirits
Of ammonia diluted with water, II np-
piled with sponge or flannel TO dlscol-
ored spots, will often restore the color
Remove ink stains with milk. and
after soaking up all that seems possI.
Bile either sprinkle thiekly with salt
or wash with a pure white soap, a
clean brush and warm water
For grease spots use powdered mag.
nesia, fuller's earth or buckwheat
-four Sprinkle on spots aud let II lie
until grease is absorbed Renew the
-four or other absorbent material as Of.
ten as necessary
When carpet moths are discovered
after removing all artificial lights IN
the room saturate the cracks IN the
floor with benzine Wash upper edge
Of the carpet with solution contain
ing sixty parts Of poison TO one part of
using this II there are children about.
For Ingram or three ply carpets
wiring cloth out Of hot water and
lay II over the edges or binding and
iron with an iron as hot as can be
without scorchlng This destroys the
moth as well as the eggs, Wilton
md the heavier carpets must be steam
I'd on the underside
A good solution TO use IN wiplng up
the floor before putting down the rugs
Or carpets Is as follows: A quarter of
/ pound Of red pepper STEPPED In
sallon OF water. TO which are added
.wo drains of strychnia powder,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27

In the same voice that had once chip
ped OF pieces of the welkin on the
Kansas prairies.
Tell my son" said Anthony TO the
answering menial. ITO come in here
before he leaves the house"
When young Rockwall entered the
library the old man laid aside his news,
paper, looked at him with a kindly
grimness on his big. smooth, rudy
countenance, rumpled his mop OF white
hair with one hand and ratified the
keys IN his pocket with the other.
Richard said Anthony RoekwaE,
what do you pay for the soap that
you useT'
Richard, only six months home from
college. was startled little. He bad
not yet taken the measure OF this sire
Of his, who was as full Of unexpected
nesses as a girl at her FIRST party.
six dollars q dozen. ! think, dad"
And your clothesr'
Il suppose about 500. as a rule"
You're a gentleman" said Anthony
decidedly i've heard Of these young
bloods spending S2i a dozen for soap
and going over the hundred mark for
clothes. You've got ms much money 70
waste as any Of EN-. and yet you stick
TO what's decent and moderate. Now,
use the old Eureka mot only for
sentiment, but It's the purest soap
made. Whenever you pas more than
10 cents cake for soap you buy bad
perfumes and labels But 80 cents Is
doing very well for a young man IN
your generation. position and eoudl-
tioD. As said, you're gentleman.
They say II takes three generations
20 make one. They're off Money ~
do Il as slick as seap grease. It's made
you one. By hokey, It's almost made
one Of mc. I'm nearly as impollte and
disaereeable aud III hammered as these
two old Rnickerbocker gents 90 each
side of me that cant sleep of nights
i,ecause bought 10 between EN-"
There are some things that money
can't accomplish" remarked young
Rockwail. rather gloomlly
"SoW AnB'i say that" said old An
shonS. shpt ked y w ur moAeg 90
money evers llfae I've beta through
ihe cnryclfAsila down 90 io0king
for sanarthihg Won eant has with II.
and ! expect IL have ta take % ihe
apnendix next weeh i'm fur ulnary
against ise 1eld Tell noe son.efhlng
money won't bny"
"for one fhin@. answered Richard.
ranking . ii9fie "a wonf hug oue
into tie extensive flrries ~ iefy
"oae, Won't hr~ ibundered the
chamfi0n ~ ihe n-s ~ egH ~f9a
ten 'ae wherv sour ~ iaave circles
wauid te u ne nrs, As,or hadat bad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27
c.. O. n AR DIS
TEL. NO. 23-3.
MAMMON AND
THE ARCHER,
A Rich Soapmaker Proves That
There's Power In Money.
BY o. HENRY.

Copyright 1906 by Mcclure Phillips q
Col
Old Anthony Rockwall, retired man.
ufacturer aud proprietor Of Rock
walls Eureka soap. looked ont the
library window OF his Fifth avenue
mansion and grlnned. His neighbor
to the right the arlstocratic clubman,
G. Van Schuylight Suffolk Jones came
out to his waiting motorcar wrlnkllng
contumelious nostril as usual al the
Italian renaissance sculpture Of the
soap palaces front elevation
Stuck up old st0tuette Of nothing
doing," commented the ex-soap king
'"fhe Eden Musee n get that old frozen
Nesselrode Yet II he don't watch out.
III have this house painted red. white
aud blue next summer and see II thatlI
make his Dutch nose turn up any
higher"
And then Anthony Rockwall. who
never cared for bells, went to the
door Of his library and shouted "Mikef'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-01-27

FLOUR
Snpreme terrsuta
pulsbnrys Rest SNOW flake
Elcyl1e Light Fancy Pastry
SALT
Worcester Turks Island Lump
SEEDS
plokersun'a = rrclranrd seed, nut the
cheapest bat the best,
MEAL
Gluten Meal lasecd Meal
Sugaruta Dairy Feed
Corn protcgan Cotton Seed
Bilos Union Grains
Everything in the feed line NJ our
Store al low cash prices.
CASH FEED STORE
!, II. D,neh, Manager.
Telephone. 7-i2,
Manchester Depot. VI