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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05

Few young girls are so hardened that they will not respond 10 love and a genuine sympathetic interest in their affairs. Instead of mothers ranging herself in opposition to her daughter, or of scolding. up6rai1ilg or ordering her to stop doing ce. i1 things. let her go over to the gils side. Instead of forbidding her 70 smoke cigarettes because 1t is wrong. let her drop the moral side of the question and appeal to the girls com mon sense. With such girls it is bet ter to get on of high ethical p,at. form which they care nothing about and come down to such matter-of- Tact things as to how these has.ss Will affect her complexion. When 6 girl realizes that you are cui;e as much interested in her future right here on earth. as you are in her heavenly career. she'll listen to you.
 Go over the ground with her in a loving. but common sense, way. Show ner particularly what her bad hahits whatever they may be, mean to her LOOKS, 10 her manners; that these re- suits. Tn turn. will cut her eff from the incest associates and cause her to be less happily married. Picture what a happy marriage and a happy nome may be hers with the right sort of people. and what an unha2py. dfscordant home is hers with t-e wrong sort of associates. When th;s IS done lovingly, and at the sane time in practical. commonsense sSrt CT way that appeals to her own .,.,d sense and judgment, few are young girls who will not respond .
 Let the mother range herself on the girls side. appear to see with her daughters eyes, yet dipicnatically point out things the daughter does not see Let her lead without appear ing to lead. Let her suggest tnat they go here, or do that. or have So and-So for visit. Let her surround her daughter with the right inf,u- ences, without, however. making any fuss about it; let her give ber daugh- ter a good time with the right sort Of people and the right environment and few will be the girls who Will not respond to such loving interes, or who will not see for themselves the difference between the good and the bad, and that the good holds inc most in life for them. Mary a girl can be lead. if she does not see the leading strings. who never can be driven.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
Little Problems of The Ho,ne
Wilful Daughters.

One of the most difficult problems of the home is how to manage a head strong wilful daughter. Many mother losses uneasily on her pillow at night wondering how she will keep Marjorie within bounds. or correct some of her bad habits. She has tried all sorts of methods. but Marjorie only seems to slip farther and farther beyond her control. The poor mother feels al- most helpless and hopeless. She knows something must be done or Marjorie may make smash of her life. Yet an almost asonized study of the prob iem brings no solution
 It is of no use to tell the mother that the chilG's management should have begun in the cradle. No doubt the mother realizes now that tf she had nipped Marjorie's wilful- ness when it first showed itself, there would be no wilfulness In later years to cope with. Hut this is another story. The yilfulness is here. grown 10 monstrous size. What now can be done with it?
 When a young girl is headstrong. when she does things to which her parents object. little is gained by scoldiug her or by forbidding her to do these things. Such a course is apt 10 arouse only a spirit of opposition. to antagonize. perhaps to make the daughter sullen. openly defiant or secretly disobe6ient. She feels that her parents arc her enemies to be hat,ied with in any way by which she may triumph. No worse thing could happen than that parents and Daughter should be thus ranged on )rrosite sides.
 Sometimes. too, right and wrong are placed before a girl in such s light that to be good seems to be namby-pamty and out of date. She does not want to be "goody -goody" Going 10 heaven when she dies does not have any particular attraction for her. Sitting with a crown on her head and a harp in her hand she probably thinks wsuld be exceedingly duil work Al any. rate, dying is, she hopes. a long way of. and the allur- ing present. with its good times, very much al hand. So she chooses the one and lets the other tcke care of itself. to many a virtuous mothers horror. She smokes. drinks cocktails, seeks places of amusement and asso- eiates she shouldn't. All of which is had for her and will not give her in the end the happiest life. But to try to turn such . girl from these things on the plea of right and wrong vui pr dim~Slt.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
LURKING DANGER.

Throughout the country business men are agreed that men who are addicted to the gambling habit are rot to be trusted in responsible po- sitions and that the use of liquor is absolute p1pof of inability to per fectly perform duty in any avocation. The Fl Paso Herald says that six employees of one important Fl Paso concern were on the carpet in, one day as result of being caught play ing keno in Jaurez. Continuing the Herald says: These men handle money and the warning will natural ly be followed by dismissal for the second offence. inasmuch as no bus mess men can trust a keno player in any capacity. The head clerk of another Fl Paso institution of prom. thence has been dismissed because the proprietor found that the clert was playing keno in Jaurez-a habi' that furnishes prima facia evidence of untrustworthiness. Business mer will do vel, to keep watch on tho games over the river and spot theil clerks, employees and customers; a. a matter of self defense they vii cut loose from this class of doubtful integrity before the cash drawer
 raided or payment on account dc nied."
 Keno games in Jaurez are not tn
 only pitfalls into which young me
 are liable to fall. It is pretty wel
 understood that in the Warren dii
 trict there are several backroor poker games which are equal to an
 keno games in the separation (
 those who are invited into the gam
 from their money Wide open gan
 bling has been abolished in Bisbe and there are no faro, roulette ( ? keno games remaining, but the baci
 room poker game is equally if nj
 more dangerous in the ruination
 young men, just starting in life
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
TIMELY WARNING.

Tn following editorial from the Fl Paso Herald is respectfully re- ferred to the members of the Consti- tutiona convention in Phoenix:
 If Arizona inserts in her consti- tuition provision for the recall Of judges, following the socialist pro posal now being adopted by many re- publicans and democrats, it Is al most certain that President Taft will veto the measure. It is impos- sible to conceive Of man of his judicial training and temperament tolersting such an outrageous viola
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
note and hoxled its approval"

All of which means nothing, un- less there is something substantial back of the howl. And in about uins cases out of ten, there is noth- ing back of it. During the follow ing weeks of serious discussion, even the candidate himself may begin to entertain doubts about the wisdom of his hurrah talk. If he doesn't the people will. and it gen eral,y fares hard with the man who tries to ride into ofice on a catch phrase or set of platitudes- The candidate who does not recognize and respect the changed attitude rof his constituents, who fails to note the presence of the sober sec ond thought, but persists in the radicalism which gained for him some hollow applause in the early stages of the campaign, is general ly due for hard shock from the ballot box.
 On the other hand. there are sue cessful candidates who become more sensible and conservative after cleo tion. and when they begin to feel the responsibility placed upon them. These men, according to their po- litical opponents. "betray the peo- is generally found that both the people and the successful candi- dates have modified their views, and are on common ground of conserv- atisn.
 There Is no more misleading feat ure Of the early stages of a cam paign than that which the poet de scribes as the plaudits of the crowd, hollow, restless and loud" And there is nothing more certain than that three-fourths of the radicalism leading to the early applause will disappear before election day. and the fact stand revealed in the bal lots.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

Dr. N. C. Bledsoe. Deputy Sheriff Will White and Policeman Wright were in Tombstone yesterday to at tend the session of the insanity board which met to maFe an examination of the mental condition of the negro. Ed Scovill, who went insane here Sunday. When .Scovill was brought into the probate court he was 90 yfo lent that it was necessary to strap him to chair During h,s brief stay in Tombstone. Scovill has be came much more violent than he was when Sraken from here His latest halucination is that he is a fisher man. After completing the examin aticn the insane man was committed to the asylum at Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
HIGH LIVING COST IS ExAGGE

It costs more to feed family now than it did few years ago. Of this there can be no doubt. But it would appear that some of those who are making a fad of discussing the .ubject in the newspapers are prone to print figures on mere hearsay, without investigation, or accept the figures printed in a newspaper thou sand miles away as having local ap- p1eation.
 Yesterday this paper printed some prices of commodities sold by our stores here in Bisbee, which plainly prove that the tendency is not up- ward. but actually the reverse. This article was brought forth in reply 10 the statement of a careless news paper which claimed excessive prices were being charged for a number of articles of food, and which also pre- tended to quote local merchants in support of the figures given. Now. as matter of fact. that whole arti- cle was clipped from a newspaper printed a thousand miles from Bisbee, the figures made to apply to Bisbee and the interviews ~doctored" toI give them local color. Such care lessness and disregard for facts may deceive some peope and greatly in iure the community
 It costs more-yery much more-to live in Chicago than it does in Bis bee, and Chicago wages are beggarly compared with those paid in this dis trict The man who has steady work here at the prevailing wages really has an easier problem to meet in the cost of living than is the case with any wage earners in the nortn ana east. The truth is that this commu- nifty is very fortunate in its condi- tions having bearing upon the prob lem of family economies. Bisbee is als right, through thick and thin. II is the best place for wage earners either in general depression or gen eral prosperity. If depression hit. us hard, it hits other communitie. harder. And when prosperity blessel the country generally the blessing i.
 doubled to us. Stand up for Bisbe'
 and the Warren district, for nowber
 else will loyalty to home be nor
 richly rewarded.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
THE SOBER
 SECOND THOUGHT.

Lack Of direct and plain responsl-
 bility of a serious nature makes men
 more or less careless of speech and action. This is true of the field of of politics to a large extent There are periods when voters feel no re sponsibility, except to listen and applaud. Likewise, there are periods when candidates imagine vain things. exaggerate evils and make promises that cannot be carried out. But dur ing those periods Of political aberra- ton facts are a small matter, con- paratively. The big hurrah covers A multitude of foolish utterances. and applause may mean nothing ex- cept an easy vent of pent-up human steam. After the bIow-off, facts be gin to take shape. More attention is paid to the actual meaning of a radical utterance. This same utter ance might have been given deaf eni1s; applause Cny q few weeks previously; the rsfters" probably shook" as the speIlbinder gave voice to his note of defiance; and the crowd outside the hall. ex tending for block down the street. . no doubt took up the enthusiastic
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
E BsBE pMY BIsBee ARzoN

tion of the fundamental principles of republican government
 Tt is probable that the full effect of such a recall provision has not been realized by the convention com mittee, and that the convention as a who,e will refuse to make any such radical departure from the well es- .tablished principles of the fundament- al law as applied in the other Amer 'ican commonwealths. Among the of ficials of state or nation, the judges above all should be safe from inter- ference of popular impulse. and sub ject only to the calm, deliberate crutiny of the electorate under laws calculated to promote judicial inde- pendence
 The natural and necessary corol- tlary or sequence of such a measure as is proposed in the Arizona con vention, is a popular referendum or initiative to reverse any judgment of any court at any time on motion of a minority acting on impulse and disregardful of consequences.
  "The proposition to recall judges at any time during their term tends to destroy the independence of the
 judiciary. and unless one is willing governmental system is wrong, such a tendency must be vigorously com bated"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05

The Lordsburg bandit who he'd up the C. G A. directors in that city certainly were totally uniformed as to the present condition of the cop per industry. The hold-up would have been entirely fruitless had the ban dits not been fortunate in catching couple of train porters in the roundup of supposed copper mag mates.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05

The editor of the Daily Globe, the
 man who is being paid with public money to lambast those not in accord with every wild eyed proposition intro duced in the constitutional convep ton, is the same editor who dis graced journalism in his low and contemptible abuse of Mark Smith, than whom Arizona never had a more faithful or patriotic public servant The present editor of the Globe, af- ter doing his dirty work in the 1908 had become so disgusting to even those who hired him that all his pleading. fawning and belly-crawl- ing before Ralph Cameron and Hoyai A. Smith was unayailing in his effort to become private secretary of the former. Cohn was so swelled up dur ing the 1908 campaign that he in,- agined that he was the boss of both Cameron and Smith and when the election returns came in he promptly announced that he was going to to become the private secretary of Cameron. That was be fore he discovered the contempt he had raised the the minds of Cameron and Smith by his dirty work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05

The delegates in the constitutional convention were not commissioned to make of the Arizona constitution a socialist junk shop and if by such action Arizona loses statehood un- der the present enabling act those delegates who follow the lead of the socialistic agitator will forever rest under the wrath of an outraged people. It looks like the radical leaders in the convention were pro ceeding on the theory that every corporation in Arizona iS a free hooter and that in the new state no honest man will ever be choses to fill an office. Be careful: W, want statehood
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
SANTA aosALlA DIRECTORS.

L. c. DeOant tand Charles A. Phelps of Watertown, N. r.. were in .Bisbee last evening from Sonora where they had been at the Santa Rosalia mine in which they are both heavily interested They stated that they are very much pleased with the development of the property. As to the intentions of the company in re gard to the installation of milI they stated that they could give out no Information on that point at this time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
CONTINUED UNTIL FRIDAY.

The Hull vs. Finnerty land contest case was partly heard again yester day before United States Commission CT Taylor and was continued again until this morning. The hearing start ed at 10 o'clock in the morning and continued until 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Eleven witnesses were in troduced, six for Finnerty and five for Hull F;nnerty maintains that his is contested by Hal. and has samples of sorgum cane in support of his con tent.on. He states that he has 20 acres of cane which he contends prov es that his land is agricultural
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
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MAKES RECORD.

st1-ested three es within as many days is the record of Henry Morgan, miner, who was given ten days in jail by Jultics High on a drunk charge yesterday. Morgan was fined se Wednesday on like charge and drew the same shmount Thurs day on a similar charge. He was ar rested again yesterday morning and the court refused to accept payment of fine sending him to jai! instead.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05

Graham county Is to be congratu- lated upon the swiftness with which the wheels of justice move in trying. conv!ct.ng and imprisoning a grafting justice of the peace who falsiled his account by paroling prisoners and carrying their names Of the books as inmates of the county jail. Three years and 6 half in the penitetiary is che well-deserved penalty imposed dpon this pilferer from the public purse.-Tucson Citizen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
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he has been this week attending the session of the federal court. There were 21 cases to be tried at this term and after three of the cases were disposed of and convictions SC cured in each one ali the other de fendants came into court and pleaded guilty to the charges that were filed against them. These cases for the greater part were in connection with
 an affairs and booze selling among the Indians.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05

At the coming election Florida is to take a vote on the question of statewide prohibition. The anti-sa- oon leagues and temperance orgaDi- cations are working hard to put the state in the dry" column If they succeed it will mean virtually tho en- tire south will be prohibition terri tory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETING

The Cochise Medical Society vii. meet tonight at the ofices of the Copper Queen dispensary to make arrangements for the visit of Dr. Mccormack who is coming here this month to lecture to the public on Public Health and Hygene." Com mittees will be appointed to assist in arranging for the lecture. The society may also take up the mat ter of drug selling in this community. It is known that cocaine and other drugs of a like nature are being sold in this district contrary to law 10 a number of persons.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
OPERATE ON FOOT.

The delicate work of straighten jig the foot of little Michael Nc Queen who is at the Copper Queen hospital has been started and the surgeons have every reason to be lieve that the operation will be sue cessful and that the boys foot will
 be so straightened that he will be able to walk on it without difficulty. 1t will take at least four operations to put the foot in natural position.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
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WANT BUSINESS LOCATIONS


 The board of trade has received a number of inquiries recently from eastern people who want to locate here and go into business. The Arizona census report and the com ing statehood have awakened general interest in Arizona and many people in the east are contemplating com ing to the territory to go into bus iness in the near future If suita- ble locations can be found.
 Merchants Lunch Served From ii a. n. Co p. m., at the once Saloon. The Original eudweIsed beer oW drausht, and syear-oId Taylor Whis- key at George Rebert's on Main street. AZ
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-05
MANY PLEAD GUILTY.

United States Attorney Morrison viii return tonight from Globe where
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24
TO TEST AGE OF FOWLS.

One of the commonest ways of
testing the age of poultry is to take
the end Of the breast bone farthest
from the head between the thumb
and finger and attempt to bend it to
one side. In very young bird, say
broiler chicken, or green goose,
it will be easily bent, like the cartil-
age in the human ear; in a bird a
year or so old it will be brittle, and
in an old bird tough and hard to
bend or break. Unfortunately, tricky
dealers sometimes break the end of
the breastbone before exhibiting the
bird, and thus render the test worth
less. IF the feet are left, on the car
cass, they furnish a test of the age.
In a young bird they are soft and
smooth, becoming hard and rough as
the bird grows older. The claws are
short and sharp in young bird, be-
coming longer and blunter with age
and use. The spur above the foot is
also to be observed; when the bird
is very young, like a broiler chicken,
it is hardly apparent; a few months
later it is long, but straight; in ma
tured bird it is larger still and crook
ed at the end. 1t is more developed
in males than in females and capons.
Bulletin United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24
GROWING EUCALYPTUS TREES.

GIOWlNGN EUOALYFIUS IEGEES.
Of the eucalyptus there are some
lao varieties widely distributed as
to habitat; but in the southern alti-
tudes of this country the eucalyptus
globulus is gaining in favor as it
seems best adapted.
The tree does best in warm eli
mates and has been and is being
planted to great advantage in Cali
fornia and in the southern portions
of Texas.
The process of raising the euca-
lyptus is one of extreme simplicity.
The seeds, we'll ripened, should be
sown in seed pans or wooden boxes.
They terminate quickly and grow
readily. When about four inches high
the seedlings should be transplanted
to the nursery. The operation should
be made in cool season. 1t is best
under cloudy sky, and seedlings
should not be allowed to get, dried
up in any way during the process of
removal. They should have daily
watering for some time after trans
planting.
The eucalyptus is fast growing
tree and attains an extraordinary
height.
A eucalyptus tree at Port Arthur,
Texas, grew eleven feet in six
months.-Southern Orchards and
homes.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24
SORE MOUTH IN DOGS.

One of the most frequent ques-
tions asked in our veterinary depart
ment is for a remedy for malignant
sore-mouth of dogs. The disease is
very common and usually fatal. The
best remedies which have been sug-
gested often utterly fail.
Our own collie developed critical
case a month ago. Usual remedies
did no good. For two days and
nights we expected the poor creature
to expire any hour. Then we hit
upon what seems to be a real spe-
cific for the disease. We washed the
mouth freely with permanganate of
potash-40 grains dissolved in one
half pint fwater.
Relief followed Immediately after
the first application. After the sec
ond-six hours later-the dog ate
broth greedily. The fourth washing
effected a complete cure.-Southern
Ruralist.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-24

gardens all the year round here in
the South. Many and many a North
ern and Western farmer would pay a
hundred dollars a year for the oppor-
tunities for gardening which every
one has in the South and which most
of us neglect. The one supreme
thing to decide on about this years
garden is to have a succession of
crops of every vegetable. AS soon as
one planting of beans, peas, toma-
toes, cucumbers, squashes, potatoes,
or beets has run out, have another
planting coming on.--Progressive
Farmer and Gazette, Raleigh, N. G.