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Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
MENACE OF NATIONAL
HEALTH BUREAU.

In the Twentieth Century Magazine
Tor June. 1910. Mr.. b. o. Flower pub
fishes an article On the Owen Health
Bill. now before the Congress Of the
United States. Mr. Flower writes;
The argument that it would be
economical TO entrust the health pro.
visions that are being so admirably
met by the various departments to
one bureau. is ret borne ous by the
facts. For the present fiscal year
the appropriations for sanitary pur-
poses. exclusive of the Philippines,
Porto Rico and Cuba, were s14,972,.
800 And it is claimed that the pro
posed bureau could handle ;his large
appropriation much more economi-
cally and efficiently than the bureaus
that have so admirably handled the
appropriations in the past. But this
claim is seen to be thoroughly mis-
leading when it is remembered that
the bill expressly ezempts the med.
ical staffs of the army and navy
and their sanitary activities from the
supervision of the proposed health
department. Now. the great bulk Of
the money for which the above
propriation is proved will undet
any circumstances be expended b.
departments Independent Of the pro
posed health bureau; while, on th'
other hand the provisions of tn
/ bill demand $4,000 for a cabine
officer. clerk, together with an arm.
of such employees as may be foun'
necessary.
"The flooding of the nation wit
literature favorable TO the theorie
of the physicians in power will enol
mously swell the expenses Of tn
bureau. And yet such expense wi
be small, indeed. compared wit
annual appropriations that viii b
+ called for in the event that thi
bureau. dominated by a special pri'
) flege-seeking class. as once in oper;
ton. Indeed, Professor Fisher, in tn
letter to which We have referre
e above, admits as much when.
t speaking of the bureau. he says thu
once started it win surely expan
{ within a decade so thar million
] upon millions Of government none
VII. be put into this new form {
e national defense
Here. then. are some leading o
o jections to the proposed Legislation
\ "QJ 1t would imperil one Of II
huost scored rights gained by II
e ptople since the dawn of moder
+, timts. because it would place II
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
MEXICAN POLITICS

News comes from Mexico that can
didates for the presidency and vice
presidency have been formally placed
in the field to make a contest at this
falls election against President Diaz
and Vice President Corral. The new
candidates ane Francisco I. Madero,
for president, and DR.. Francisco Vas
quez Gomez for vice president Their
sponsors are the free suffrage anti
reelection" party and the national
democratic" party. It is claimed that
delegates from all parts of the re-
public joined in making these nomi.
nations, but the dispatches have fail
ed to chronicle the proceedings Of
any convention, or even to state
when or where such convention was
held
1t does not appear probable that
Messrs. Diaz and Corral wiz have
occasion to become nervous over the
outcome of the election. The cleo
lions in Mexico are quite one-sided
affairs, and viii remain so as long
as General Diaz is on the Job. Last
year there were numerous signs Of a
revolt against the Diaz government
The friends of General Bernardo
Reyes, governor of the state Of
Nuevo Leon. announced that they
proposed to run him for the vice
presidency against Senior Corral;
and. although General Reyes never
publicly assented to this use Of his
name. the movement gained suf-
fcient force TO alarm the administers
ton. Reeves clubs were formed in
many places, and they appeared u
be flourishing until the government
began breaking up their meetings
by the simple process Of arrestina
4, the leaders on the charge of riotins
and that there was a considerable
: amount of rioting is unreasonable
: Finally. General Reyes was request
] ed to turn in his resignation al
|, governor and to emphasize the fac
that the invitation was in carnes
. federal troops were moved into Mon
=. terey, while at the same time Cover
nor Reyes sought seclusion in tn
country. Matters remained in thi
critical stage for some weeks. unit
= finally It was announced that GeneI
i, al Reyes was gong to Europe, par
\ " for his health and partly o.
. government business. 1t is well Ut
= derstood that both his health an
= the public employment win requir
him to stay abroad until after til
presidential e;ses.on.
+. The health of candidates Nader
q and Gomez is likely to renal
r robust, unless the movement in thei
n favor gains sufficient strength {
o call for the benevolent attention c
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate OF William E. Morris. de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the
Undersigned. the administrator Of
The estate of William r. Norris, de
ceased, TO he creditors of and all
persons having claims against The
said decsassd. 10 exhibit them wi h
the necessary vouchers. within fur
months after the first publication
OF this notice to the said adninistTa-
tor, at the Office OF ". X. Flora,
Attorney at Law, Bisbec, Arizona.
he same being the place fer the
transaction of the business Of said
estate, in said County OF Cochise
]. s. WILLIAMS, JR.
Administrator of the estate of wiz
liam E. Morris. deceased.
Dated this 5th day ofMay, 1910.
First publication May s. 1910.
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the government.

the government
In the meantime, there is no rea
son why the people of the United
States should not heartily wish for
the rejection OF Diaz and Corral
They stand for the material progress
and higher civilization of Mexico.
Moreover. they represent the element
which is friendly TO this country
and its people. The opponents OF
the Diaz regime are professional re-
revolutlonists. as a rule. and uniform
~ they profess hostility to the
United States-one of their stock
complaints against the government
is that il is too friendly to Amer.
ican.-- Arizona Republican.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

II you are not satisfied after using
according to direc ions two-thirds Of
a bottle Of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets, you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
invigorate the stomach, improve the
digestion. regulate the bowels. Give
them a trial and get wen. Sold by
all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

Phoenix is pushing the new hotel
proposition with much energy. This
not only shows tho presence Of a
spirit Of progress in the capital city.
but It also shows the high esteem IN
which J C. Adams IS held there
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02
PROGRAM FOR JUNE 2ND and sRo

PROGRAM FOR JUNE 2ND and 3RD
From today on we run four reels
and two illustrated songs.
Songs-"In the Sunshine and Shad-
ows I'll Be True" I'm the Land of
the Buffalo"
Program-"His Last Burglary"
(Biograph Drama The Miniature"
an incident in the Life of Andrew
Jackson Edison Drama) "Trip TO the
Mars" Edison FILM "The Rescue
of the Pioneers Daughter" PAUL"
Italian Artillery" (Scin)
Matinee Thursday and Saturday $3.50
Sharp.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-02

Nothing Like It.
Rufiin Drug
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Creineiin
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
MIAMI BECOMING
 A TRADE CENTER
Completion of Road Shows
 Immediate Effect

The road from the Keystone to the Inspiration mine, which has been un- der way for the past two months, is completed and the effect is already not iceable in the increased freight receipts at Miami and the additional teams haul ing the material away. From now on all freight consigned to the Inspiration mine, which is increasing every day, will be shipped to Miami and from there freighted to the mine. Heretofore this freight was unloaded at Globe and freighted to the mine by way of the Warrior road. Under the new arrange ment thirteen haul will be dis continued, causing large saving to the mine company. The benefit to Mi ami has immediately been noticed and another reason has been supplied for Miami soon becoming that 5000 city. A number of the mines which formerly teamed their freight from Globe are now hauling from Miami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23

extend to everyone the same liberal and courteous treatment received by the Globe patrons. Mir. Bronson is a young man with wide banking ex. perienee, and will make many friends in Miami.
 For the present it is believed that the bank s money will be carried to and from Globe every day,
 If a rumor concerning the intentions of the First National is true it is pos sible that that institution will also open an emergency bank in Miami just opposite where the Gila Valley bank will be located, also beginning busi- ness Monday morning.
 The Rose & Copas building, which was completed Saturday, is stated to be the location which the First National bank has chosen for it's emergency loea- ton.
 One bank, and possibly two, for Mi ami by Monday morning.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
GLOBE INDICTMENTS

School for Scandal, as Lady Teazle, this season.
 $, Miller Kent is to return to vaude- vile in a playlet called Sincerity.p Berence Golden is to replace Rather. inc Kaelrod in "A Fool There Was" shortly. {.
 II. G. Wells is at work compiling the scenario for his play, "When the sleeper Wakes.
 Lewis Waller, the London actorman- ager, is inviting the submission to him O. romantic play. George Ariss has once more resumed his place in the title roe ol "Septi- mus" The play is to be given on tour
 ''The Roundup" is noW making US first southern trip and will go as tar as Texas. Then it will go to the Pacific coast.
 The play by Ernest Poole, in which the fine actor, John Mason, is shortly to appear, is entitled "The Man Who Had been Blind. =
 Miss Billie Burke will make her ap- pearanee in New York as Mrs. Dot, y at the Lyceum theater, about the md die of February.
 
 but in vaudeville in New York. Accord ing to her announcement she will use a condensed version of ''Van Allen s Wife"
 Next season Mrs. Fiske will produce new comedy by Langdon Mitchell, all- thor of "The New York Idea,' the finest comedy of manners in English since ''The school for Scandal v
 The Messrs. Shubert make known their intention to build two more the aters in New York. One is to be lo- cated on Forty-third street, directly op- posite the carriage entrance to thelr Lyric theater
 Winchell Smith, author of "'The For tune Hunter, is at work on dramati- zation of Randolph Chester's story, "Get Rich Quick Wallingford, and | Clayton White, favorite of the vaude- villes, will act it in the spring. Elizabeth Marbury has recently pur. chased from Mir Daniel Frohman the foreign rights of Burt Theodore Sayre E play, "The Commanding Officer" :" which IS now being presented with success at the Savoy theater, New York
 Grace George is to return shortly to the New York theater to appear as Beatrice in "'Much Ado About Moth ing " She will also appear as Lady feazle and Beatrice in London in the coming revival of the plays by Beer. bohm Tree.
 Charles Frohman has just purchased from Francis Wilson the rights to pro duee 'The Bachelors Baby in Lon don and on the continent. The play will be given by the Duke of York s comedy company in London, with no person starred.
 Mir. Denman Thompson, who appear ed for years in his own play, "The Old Homestead, vii begin vaudeville en- gagement in New York on January 3l, in sketch called Joshua Whitcomb. {" named after the character he impeson- ated in "The Old Homestead. '
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
REED AND ARBucKLE

The Reed and Arbuekle company pre- scented ''The Woman Hater" last night at Dreamland and had packed house This was very lively comedy in which a wealthy uncle figured as the woman hater and president of the bachelor E club. His nephew was to receive a fortune from him if he remained un- married until thirty.five. He didn t. but he kept his marriage a secret from the uncle and all sorts of entanglements resulted. Finally the young couple and doctor friend trapped the old man in. to proposing to an elderly lady and be ing accepted. Then he revised his offer and said he d give his nephew the for tune when he could show him mari. age certificate. This was promptly pro duced and the old man gamely kept his promise.
 Some very good musical numbers were introduced by the members of the company and supported by the full cho rus
 There will be an entire change again this evening and each evening during the week, as the company has been engaged to remain the entire week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SAFF0RD
(Mrs. W. D. French, Correspondent)

SAFF0RD, January 22.--Sam Beebe. son of the pioneer, N. P. Beebe, died at II o'clock last evening after finger ing illness pronounced as typhoid fever. He seemingly recovered from the first attack about six months ago, but did not take proper care of himself and suf' fered relapse, which resulted m death.
 Mir. and Mrs G. s. Andrus came up from Globe this morning Mir. Andrus is considering plans for building home on the propertly lately purchased by him in Stafford.
 D. B. Mccall is again able to be out after his recent illness.
 The infant son of o. P. Skousen died Thursday evening.
 Samuel Hall of Mesa is late arrival in the valley, who thinks of locating here.
 Howard B. Waha, special agent in the forest service. came in from Albuquer- que last evening.
 Mrs. Lola Welker has been employed by the Foster Mercantile company as dry goods clerk in place of Mrs. Ella Madsen, who has resigned.
 H. c. Buerger came in from Globe this morning.
 w. w. Mcdonald has purchased the Messenger residence in Thatcher and is now engaged in renovating the place and making improvements preparatory to it's occupancy by his family.
 L. G. Brown of Thatcher left this week for Duncan, going overland.
 Hyrum Claridge of Clifton was bus mess visitor to the valley this week.
 c. M. Beals of Pima has bought forty acres of land on Ash creek from Frances Kirby.
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Mount Graham Lumber company at Thatcher last Saturday, at was decided to lengthen the Hume, put in some new machinery and in all spend about $10,O00 in improvements. The same board of officers were reelected.
 The committee appointed at a meet ing of the farmers at Stafford Janu- ary to go to Phoenix on business re- lating to the tailings question, reported that no agreement could be reached with the representatives of the Arizona Copper company. The suit has been appealed to the United States supreme court by the copper company.
 The Epworth league held a social and business meeting at the Methodist South parsonage last evening where an enjoyable program was rendered and | light refreshments served.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
It pays to call Tor Cuban clays.
Put 1t to tho Test.

Once I churn man with ar improved ehurner had held the attention of Q Michigan farmers wife for some time He told her of the wonders of the ap- paratus and how 1t would make from a pound and half to two pounds more of butter than any other churn of it's size.
 If you don't mind l will bring one around tomorrow and show you" said he when he saw that she was interest ed, and she told him it would be all right. He came with the churn, and after putting in the fluid he churned for an hour or more, and then when he opened it there was no butter in sight.
 Tt can't be the fault of the churn. It must be the cream. What did you put in there?' he asked.
 That's the buttermik from yester. days churning. l wanted to see you get the other pound and half of but. ter out of it." replied the sharp house wite.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
JUST ONE DOSE OF D|APEPS|N ENDS
 STOMACH MISERY
Indigestion, Heartburn, Gas and Headache Relieved
 in Five Minutes

You can eat anythink your stomach eraves without fear of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, or that your food will fer ment or sour on your stomach if you will take. little Diapepsin occasionally.
 Your meals will taste good, and any thing you eat will be digested; nothing can ferment or turn into acid or poison or stomach gas, winch causes belching, Dizziness, feling of fullness after eat ing Nausea, Indigestion (like lump of lead in stomach), Billiousness, Heart burn, Water brash, Pain in stomach and intestines or other symptoms
 Headaches from the stomach are abso. lutely unknown where this effective rem edy is used. Diapepsin really dots all the work of healthy stomach. It di- gests your meals when your stomach can t k. A single dose will digest all the food you eat and leave nothing to fer ment or sour and upset the somach.
 Get large 50cent case of Pape $ Diopepsin from your druggist and start taking now, and in a little while you will actually, brag about your healthy, strong Stomach, for you then can eat anything and everything you want without the slightest discomfort or misery, and every particle of impurity and Gas that is ii your stomach and intestines is going tC be carried away without the use of lax atiyes or any other assistance.
 Should you at this moment be suffer ing from Indigestion or any stomoch dis order, you can get rellel within five mis utes.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
MIAMI BUTCHERS ID GIVE BIC DANCE
 MONDAY
Rose & Copas Will Celebrate Completion of Building
 in Public Manner

The social event of Miami is sched uled to occur Monday night.
 The affair is to be free dance to which everyone in the Miami district and all of Globe are invited.
 The dance is given to celebrate the completion of the Rose & Copas build ing on Live Oak street which that firm will occupy with the Palace market
 In addition to celebrating the com pletion of the Rose & Copas building. the dance will also celebrate the for mai opening of the Miami drug store. Messrs Rose X Copas of the Palace market and J. Roddan of the Miami drug store uniting in giving the dance.
 The floor will be placed in dancing condition, the music will be the bes. to be had and sandwiches and coffee win be served to those who attend.
 No charge for the dance or refresh- ments will be made and everyone IS invited to attend.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
The Gown She Wanted.

A pompous colored woman waddled into the cloak department of a Cleve. land store.
 Can direct you. madam" Inquired one of the managers.
 ''Yes. sah An wants the gown de- paht-ment"
 "What kind of gowns. madam" fur. ther inquired the official.
 'Why, women's gowns. of co'se.' re. piled the customer disgustedly. ''Y'all think An wants a gown fo' manY
 But, madam" explained the mana ger. you see, we have different kinds of gowns. There are tailor made gowns, evening gowns and night gowns"
 "No, sah." put in the woman prompt ly, "Ah don want no tailah made gowns or nightgowns or early in the evenin' gowns. What An wants Is jes' plain gown to do washin' In. Ah wants a calico wrapper. That's what An wants"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
Just Like the Nobility.

An old English nurse had very pretty daughter The girl met mil lionaire broker at week end party. The man proposed, and they were mar rIed-an excellent match.
 A friend saw the mother short time after the wedding.
 Molly has done well, hasn't she?'' she said.
 "She has that, ma'am," said the old woman.
 sHer husband is very rich, isn't he?''
 "Richl Save us, yes. Ye should see, ma'am, Moll's brougham, her coachman and footman, her motor car and her diamonds and pearls. Oh, she lives high.-quite like the nobility and gentry, ma'am! Why, she strips foi dinnerp'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
New Cure for Colds

Dr. Romme of Paris contributes an an interesting article to the current is- sue of L'Opinion, in which he states that there exists an infallible cure for colds, and adds that it is an English cure, and is, moreover, some 150 years old, having been discovered by an Eng. fish physician, Dr. J. B. Williams, who was well known at the end of the eigh- teenth century.
 This marvellous and simple cure con sists in abstaining from all liquids dur. ing period of twenty-four or forty eight hours, starting from the moment when the sufferer feels the first irritat- ing symptoms of "cold in the head. v
 Bread, fish, vegetables, "white" meat and pudding may be eaten; but beverages should be taken in very small quantity-a spoonful of tea, cof- fee or milk in the morning and small glass of water before going to bed
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
Hard on tha chorus eirls.

A prominent stage manager narrates an amusing incident which occurred during a rehearsal of "The Pirates of Pcnzance" when he was bringing out the piece At the point where Freder- ick, the hero, comes in and the girls sing
 "Oh, is there not one maiden here
 Whose homeIy face and bad complexion Have caused all hope to disappear
 Of ever winning mans affection?" a charwoman who had been watching the rehearsal intently broke out with the audible comment:
 "Begorra, and think there's lot of them!"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
INKS MAKING RACE l. FUR ENTRANCE ID MIAMI
lla Valley Bank & Trust Company Will Commence
 Monday Morning

"'0sh 1t is known that the Gila "E Bank & Trust Co. of Globe is .."- a building on Gibson street,
 !, .' be ready for occupancy by '. I", the residents of Miami .' surprised to learn that the GiIa
 ".k is already in the Miami
 .'' 10 do general banking bus
 Hard, manager of the Gila .' "a0H, has been daily visitor
 for the last week and has be-
 .'"rod beyond doubt that Mi- ....'" a bank and needed it i'm. company with J. c. Efromson, " h the Gila Valley bank. Mr.
 'eni Saturday in Miami sccur- temporary location, having a coun- "..'O, S!gn painted and sa. e trans. So that Monday morning the alley bank will positively open ."n"h bank in Miami.
 "' emergency location of the Gila .'h branch will be in the Miami < store, which is situated in The .,Iggr building on Live Oak street V LirOmson of the Globe branch, 'r 'n cmarge at Miami, and will
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
Page Three

or, if possible, not taken at all It is not necessary to remain at home. The dry cure, in fact, is more rapid and complete if the sufferer breathes in the open air.
 Dr. Steinberg, the well known Vien- nese medical authority, fully believes in this old English cure and considers it as thoroughly efficient. He has mod ernized it by forbidding soup, which is more liquid than solid, and even the small quantity of tea or milk of Dr. Williams's system. But he allows small glass of wine and water during the day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
THE LION AND THE MOUSE

The success of "The Lion and the Mouse. v which will be seen at the Dreamland theater, January 3l, is an interesting study. Ida Tarbell's father was a small oil producer in Pennsyl- yania. The Standard Oil company drove him to poverty and death. His daugh- ter Ida went to New York and became a writer. She attracted the attention of s. s. Mcclure, owner of Mcclure s magazine. She wasn' t pretty, but she had brains. Mcclure is judge of brains. He engaged her, and started her on the history of the Standard oll company. Her articles appeared in Me Cmre's magazine for many months. They were a terrible expose of the methods of modern legalized pirates. Miss Tarbell was sent for by Rogers, of the Standard Oil company. She went to his office, as Shirley Rosamore goes to the rouse of l;.I.' m ''Ihe Lion and tfn Mouse. Snth nS 'uinC. Miss Tarbell could not be couped, fattered, b,,lli,,l or bought The articles contin- ned to appear. They were eagerly read bv Thomas w. Lawson, and inspired his 1fFrenzied Finance articles, which made Everybody magazine the talk of the world These articles inspired Charles Klein. Result: "The Lion and the Mouse. " Query: Who wrote the play! Miss Tarbell, MT. Lawson, Mr. Klein or MT. RogersR Ryder, in the play, is certainly Lawson 's-Rog. CTS. Anyway, it is Il great play, and is only in it's fourth year of unprece- dented success. That is, in it's infancy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-23
VISITORS AT MIAMI

Quinn Anderson, well known tray cling man; H. C. Schilling, represent ing Bartlett X Co.,, of Los Angeles; Deputy Sheriff Eugene shute; F. B Root, of the National Pharmacy, Los Angeles; T. M. Pascoe of the Gila Val ley bany and Professor Smith, su2er- intendent of Globe schools, were at Mi ami Saturday.