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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
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There would be more good look Ing women if all would realize how their expressions affect the lines of their faces" declared & professional nlasseuse. I've just come from work ing over one who looks twenty years older than she should. and homely in the bargain. ali because she would per. init her mouth to droop nt the cor. ners. Pouting Is bad enough. but she who drops the corners of her lips whcI she is dissatisfied is the worst and. own punishment severe.
 Lines from the corners of the uauth down to the chin always increase an effect of age and are frightfully m. becoming. You know. women realiy ought to cultivate an expression of content. eren when they are cross. for the improvement in their faces would make the effort worth while
 ITO eradicate lines which run from lips to chin it Is necessary th;iI ihr fingers shall be placed behind iha cheek Gin the mouth. understand, ro make . firm surface. If a wom,n puts a thumb into her mouth she will, f1nd the fingers of the same hand brought on the outside so they can rub admirably. A massage cream is 70 be put on the skin. and then with her fingers stifeued she Is to rub round and round on the lines. working and pressing. to make the surface smooth. Of course the line will fall into prom thence as soon as the rubbing stops. but if she gives this massage twice a day. for ten minutes at time. and the rest of the time tries to look pleas aIl alIeh viii iIft tae naSeiot ,f iie lips. sn improvement in her appear ance is assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
COUNT TOlSTOi PASSES
 TO THE GREAT BEYOND
(Continued from Page 1)

(Continued from Page l) Slavery of Our Times" The Chris ton Teaching" Resurrection, The Death of Ivan Ilyitch." What is Religion and '-The Power of Dark ness"
 From the early TO's until his death Tolstoi w2s a most prolific writer. His writings consists of novel1. sdories. ryworksg essays and articles of an advanced radical and Christian character on religious. eth cal, philosophical. economical, DO
 cal and social problems.
 Tolstoi believed in the literalness of the words os Jesus. He held that the only rule of life is the precise living up to the maxims of the Sermon on the Mount.
 In his novel entitled The Resu-. rection" Count lTolstoi expressly d. nied son., of the doctrines of the Orthodox State Church Of Russia. In consequence he was ex-cCmmuni- oaied by the hody synod in March 1901 which issued formal announc9 ment as follows:
 In it's solicitude for the children of the Orthodox church. to guard
 hem rom being led into corruption and in order to save those who have gone astray. the holy synod has deliberated upon the anti Christ an and anti-ecclesiastical teachings of Count Leo ToIstoi and has deemed it expedient. in order to preserve the peace of the church, to isue a circular dealing with the heres.ss Of Count T>Istol. The CT cular is as follows:
 Count Leo Tolstoi to the gre and horror of the whole orthodox world, has, by speech and writing unceasingly striven to separate hini- self from all communion with the ! orthodox church. and this not only andestinely, but openly and II. ! the knowledge of all persons. All attempts to d.ssuade him from this conduct have proved without aval | Consequently the orthodox church no longer considers him to be one Of it's members and canno. regard him as such so long as he does nos become reconciled to the church.
 We, therefore, place on record his apostssy from the church and pray the Lord to restore him to a comprehension of the truth. We pray Thee therefore, o merciful God, who does not desire the death of sin ner to hear us. have mercy on him and restore him to Thy Holy Church. Amen"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
Sermon on Starvino.


 Starvation is killing off the pretty women"
 So said prominent beauty spscia:',n lately.
 Women who diet to improve their figures often work havoc with their faces where the fad is carried to ex- tremes
 An all fruit or hot water or butter. milk diet will not agree with more than one person in a thousand, and it Is wise to ascertain before commenc ing it that we are that one.
 Consider that the peasants and other people in foreign countries who sub sist on rice or ientfis or brown bread or oatmeai and who are held up to us as an example in simple living have done so all their lives. They do not take it up suddenly. Suppose they should stars in to eat ten course din ners. The effect on them would no doubt be as disastrous as is the effect of the opposite extreme on those fad dy" women who suddenly decide to live on a dried fig a day or a cup of hot water and a cracker. No doubt we all do eat too much. but remem- ber-Rome was not built in . day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

If the delegates to the constitu tional convention are 50 sure that
 the "peepul" demand a recall which shall apply to the judges of the new state of Arizona they should be vii. Ing to allow this proposition To be
 settled by popular vote as a separate
 provision. Such proposition we
 believe would be rejected by fully
 two-thirds of the voters of Arizona.
 because of the belief that if such
 radical provision is put into the con-
 stitution either by the constituti onal
 convention or by vote of the people 1t would destroy all hope of statehood under the present enabilig act. Thai would be reason enough for voting il down. no matter what might be thought as to the merits of the prop osition. But aside from this reason there is a strong opposition to the recall in any form. and We doubt it it could receive a majority vote in this territory. The recall is very dangerous principle to apply to sor-
 ernmsnt for the reason that it would often be used as threaten nS political club to prevent officials from doing their public duty. admitting, fl you please. that it might deter dis. honest public official from raseality. No man. official or private citizen. should be put on trial for an act in a manner which would allow public opinion to render or control the verdict Public opinion has in the past endorsed great outrages against law and order. The Blessed Savior was a victim of that uncertain meth cd of trial when he was surrendered to the bowling mob. after a trial had failed to sustain any charge of wron g-doing On his part: public opin- ion has often sustained and applauded mob law, lynehinss and even burning at the stake. Certainly Ar.zonans do not want courts to be coerced. har.
 rassed or controlled by public opinion.
 Let the judges and all other officers
 be accountable to just laws and held
 to a strict accountability for any fail
 ure to perform their public duties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
OVER 100 FATALITIES
 IN PUEBLO FIGHT.
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these points of vantage poured a steady stream of bullets in to the home of Cerdan- From within the dwelling the revolutionists returned shots. These who fe9 under fire lay in the street until the fray ended, which was only after the rebels had exhausted their ammuni- ton. Upon slackening the fire from within the house the troops rushed in and captured 70 survivors.
 Not a pane of glass remained in the window frames doors were riddIed and hundreds of bullets were embedded in the walls, while the dead and wounded lay in the yard. rooms and halls.
 Telesrams from Torreon in North ern Mexico say four men were ar rested today when the police broke up meeting of Maderootas. Papers which say have revealed plans fo- assault upon a bank as the first move in the proposed insurrec- tion were seized.
 Notwithstanding prevalent rumors of a proposed uprising against the government tomorrow the authorities appear to feel no uneasiness over the prospect. Various regiments are under arms tonight and will be ready for service at a moments not ice. As a precautionary measure the customary Sunday bull fights vii be prohibited.
 A special from Puebla to the Mexican Herald after midnight says revolutionists made trouble foc the authorities at Santa Cruz last nigft and are in control Santa Cruz iz between Mexico City and Puebla. Nc details are given
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
against it, no, only by Its enemies,

against it, not only by Its enemies, but by it's political friends and well wishers. Such political buccaneer- ing will rind itself repudiated when it comes before the. people for ap provai or condemnation.
 The subiecting of the territoria, ju- dietary to the recall is a recrudes- cence Of socialism that will neither be approved nor tolerated There will be no sidestepping such preda- tory innovation. There will be DC twinges of conscience in repudiating such radical concoction, for in the event of it being acceptable to the people of Arizona it would be blue penciled by the president. who is himself a learned jurist Carthage must be destroyed, was the cry of Cato. Cannonism must go, was the cry of the American people. Social ism must be eliminated from the con. stitution is the almost universal de- nand of the people of Arizona. Why do not the democratic party leaders in the convention take heed and remedy the bad while il is vet possible?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
TAKE UP CAPITOL FIGHT

GUTHRIE Nov. I9.-Governog Haske1 issued proclamation today calling for an extra session of the legislature for Nov. 2S at Oklahoma City. One subject will be the To- cation of the state capitol. Prepar- ations are being made to resist the legality of call in courts. Muskogee. Tulsa. Chickasha, Sapulpa. Enid, Fl Reno, McAllister, Purcell. Law ton and Ardmore. besides Guthrie and Oklahoma City. will contest for the capitol.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
TRANSFER HAS
 N0BEAR|NG ON
 CONSOLIDATION
C. & A. Counsel Says s. &
 ?. Owned Half interest In. Properties Involved for Long Time :,

A recent real estate transfer filed stone by the C. & A. company to the s. & P. company created the belief that ibe trensfe.' sas one of the final sters for the completion Of the consolidation of these com panies. However, Judge r.. M q. ConneG, chief counsel for the c. & A, staaes that the transfer has posed merger. He says the tr6is fer is for hais interes, in tine C. < A. offices, residence of the gen. eral manager, machine shops and some other minor property.
 ---s s. & r. always owned half interest in these properties de clared Attorney O'Conneli yester- day. but no transfer was ever made. The transfer. is merely a matter of form and has nothing to do with the merger"
 The value Of the property involved is given ao sss.5e9 hy tho trans fer.
 The merger will receive official action on Nov g when a meeting will be held in Bisbee for the pur- pose of taking vote on the mat. ter. It is said that the merger is assured and that q s1,0oo ,ocG com pany will be organized, but on what basis an exchange of stock will be made is not known, but it is gen erally expected to be four for one.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
BOOSTERS ARE WORKING
 HARD FOR MEMBERS
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Continued from Page I) conjunction with territorial boos' ing organization, which VII issue a monthly bulletin on items of inter est. on development and progress gt ing on throughout the territory. and gathered through each commercial club within it's bounds, distr-ou to various business centers' of tn. country as a medium of informing the outside world what we have to iniucs others to come among us. invest ar help further development of the re sources of our country.
 It Is expected to depend on the sh I ping interest of the community fol the principal support to the freigh bureau. they being the chief bene fic!arHes Of th.s particular in view of which a fixed amount will be asses: ed by the board of directors. subject to the approval of the contributing members
 The electioal Of ofricers and q rectors VII take place shortly afie, a thorough canvass has been mad, by the membership comm ttee ths week to give a large membershiI an expression iz2 th> selection o the officers It Is sincerely hoped tdal al. live citizens VII interest themselves in this important pubic endeavor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

There is one provision of the state hood bill for which we should be thankful We mean the one which requires thas the constitution must be ratified by the people before it can be- come effective That is s means of protection against the radical bunch in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
~sLUeeeR IS CONVICTED

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 19.-- Two years at San Quentin for having beaten a non-unionist with a gas pipe was the sentence of Charles Stevens. a striking iron worker. who was convicted of assault on Edward Hoffman today.
 Claude Mars and C. F. Grow ae- cused with Stevens. vii, be tried next. Stevens will appeal.
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ton resorts 10 the boycott that calls for the picket and then ths violent agitstor appears on the scene, and with his sppearsnce fl is only step to violence and then sympathy is lost by the strikers and the cause of labor Injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

The decline in meat prlces has not reached this sect on. but is ou t'.e way. No matter what the cause $ it will be welcomed by the tirs!.y housewife.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

The striking printers in Phoenix should call on the constitutional con- vent,on to hurry up that provision for legalizing boycotting and picket ing. Under our present wholesome laws boycotting and picketing are prohibited. When a labor organiza.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

Lame back comes on suddenly and is extremely painful. It is caused by rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief is afforded by applying Cham berlain's Liniment. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
When Walking Upstairs.

In walking upstairs the feet should be placed squarely down on each step heel and all, and then the work should be performed slowly and deliberately. particular muscle, but each one is do ing it's duty in a natural manner. Climbing stairs in ii s manner is an excellent form of exercise for the lower limbs ana. provided the chest is thrown well back and the climber does not get into the habit of bending half doubled when ascending stairs. is excellent for the lungs and heart. The latter is excited to more rapid action and the lungs get full play.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

Arizona does net want statehood so badly as to accept 1t under conditions influence of socialistic agitators and labor union walking delegates.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20
Your Eyss.

Consider their value.
 Above all. don't abuse them. Do not read or sew by A dim light. Never use them when you are tying down.
 Reading in bed sounds good. but it'r ruinous.
 It is absolutely absurd to read one self asleep"
 X book IiIat would keep one awake would no, ;iut one asleep.
 In reading one should Try to havr the Iigh, from window from the back
 To ke,g, iht eyes ~trnH= open then. every morning in rIssr r"nl water.
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For Sale at Review, old papers 25c a bundle, 100 to bundle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

During the past few days we have been forcibly reminded of the glorious climate Of Arizona. There is no better in any land or country
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-20

STihRiNC TIMES
 r" gro Having in the building line We carry a full line of lime. blast CT. cement and everything else need ed for building. Everything pur- chased here will be found of the best quality and the best for in. tended purposes. We will save you trouble and unnecessary expense by sending to us for an estipafe
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
SAYS WITNESSES
I. WERE APPROACHED
Frank B. Hibbler's Attorney Alleges
Offers of Money and Court Be.
Y gins Investigation.

That his witnesses had been ap
preached with ohers OF money was Il
charge made to Judge Murphy Mon
day morning by A. b. Hall, attorney
for Frank b. Hibbler, whom the
Hinkie-Nowlin Co is endeavoring 70
Dust from the Hotel Harrington. The
case was tried III court several weeks
ago, and a disagreement resulted. The
case was set for hearing again Mon.
Gay, but Mr. Hall came in with his
charge. and also a certificate from q
physician stating that his client Is
seriously i'll
Mr.. Hal! stated specifically that
Judge lockwood, who appeared as az
torncy for the H,nhle.Nowlin Co. was
hot In any way TO blame.
Judge Murphy at once started an in.
vestigation OF the report. and from
what he has learned he believes that
there IL little in the charges. The
Hinkle-Nowln Co. admits paying tho
expenses OF the!l Witnesses from OUT
OF town. but claims that even thea
several left the city without waiting
for the trial.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
HAS MAP OF MURDER DISTRICT.
Police Will Question Frank Baldracki
on Helen Brown Case

Frank Baldracki who made a des
perate attempt 10 escape from Sigma
Officer Downie while being transferre,
from the auto patrol 10 the centra
station Saturday afte rnoon, is believes
~ the police TO he good capture
Baldracki was caught after a chase
through Cadillac-sq. by newspaper
man. and was safely landed in polio,
headquarters.
Baldracki mad been arrested Ey
Motorcycle Officer Frank Schnell On
complaints from, residents OF the vi
entity OF Grand River-ave. and Or
chard-st mar had been prowlin2
around the corners there. accostine
little girls, and promising them candy
and money If they would walk with
him.
BaldracIi was found on a corner
ana was identified by Eleanor White,
10 years old AMI Ernestine Mcintosh,
aged g. as a maE who had approached
them.
Wien searched after being recap
tured BaidraC III was found to have a
map OF the district which formed The
scene OF the Helen Brown murder. and
which has been the scene or mauy
recent attacks on little girls.
Capt Baker Is making a thorough
investigation OF Daldracki's conduct in
the past few months.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
TELLS TALE OF ELOPEMENT.
LANDS IN POLICE STATION
Annie Sure She and William Were 70
Wed, But William Says Nix on the
Marriage STUFF.

The next time that William Cofell,
OF Berlin. Ont. brings his best girl TO
The lig town 10 see the "opry" where
the pictures move. William will fight
shy of policemen
William who Is 81, Annie Askew.
who is Il. Williams cousin and the
Cousins best girl. came TO Detroit
sunday. and at IL O'Clock Sunday
night Cofell walked up to Patrolman
Dan Smith and asked the officer where
they could find a nice. respectable
hotel. Smith escorted William and
Annie to police headquarters. where
Annie was held fol- investigation and
William was told TO come back Monday
morning.
Annie said they were clipping VII.
liam said they weren't.
We were going TO get married to.
day said Annie.
NO We weren't" said William MY
cousin and his girl are going TO, put
IN not"
He said they just came down TO
have a little fun.
We went to three oprys." said vii.
liam That's Why we were out until
ii o'clock
Williams "oprye" were fve-cent pic.
ture shows.
The police have notified Annie's
parents in Port Elmo, Ont, and viii
hold her here pending advices from
paw and NAV"
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
PROMISES TO BE GOOD.
Frank Wesienek, With Record as
Terror" Released From Jail.

Frank Wegieneh, the young Pole
who several weeks ago made life mis-
cradle for his uncle, John Wegienek,
OF No. 216 Forest-ave. east, was re-
leased from jail by Judge Rohnest
Monday on his promise To be good.
The uncle alleged that Frank was III
the habit OF coming to his home and
beating him. occasionally taking pos
session OF the house and driving him
into the street The uncle secured an
injunction restraining the young man
from mo.esting him or visiting his
home About the only effect this had
was TO afford Frank an opportunity 70
express his opinion OF the court. a
few minutes later he had given John
onother trouncirg. For that he served
30 days. Immediately upon his re-
lease he again went TO Johns home
and beat MIN up. He went back 20
jail the second time.
He has learned now that injunctions
must be obeyed. and promised faith
fully that if released now he will leave
his uncle alone, and not go near his
home.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
JAS. JOY STRICKEN
WITH APOPlEXY ON
STREET; DIES
Falls To Pavement Just After Leav-
ing Residence and Passes Away
Few Minutes Later in
His Home.
Was Half Brother of Henry B. and
Richard P. Joy-Prominent in
Fort-St. Presbyterian Church.

Stricken on the street with apon
lexy a few steps from his home at No
GO Kirby-ave west. James JOY, the re
tired capitalist and a member OF the
well-known JOY family OF this city
lied shortly after aid reached him
Monday morning.
Mr.. Joy had just left the house 10
10 down town. He was seen 10 fai
and passersby rushed TO his side, lift
ing and carrying him ilto his rest
dence. where life became extinct In
few minutes.
Mr.. Joy was 81 years old last No
vember and was a son OF the late
James r. JOY. and a hali-brother al
Richard T. Joy and Henry Is. JOY. IL
was an active member Of the Forrest
Presbyterian church. an elder in the
church and superintendent of the
Sunday school For the past few
years Mr.. JOY had withdrawn from a
tive financial or commercial interests
ana lived quietly with his wife enjoy
ing in leisurely fashion freedom from
business care and worry. He had no
children ami Is survived only by his
widow and two half brothers.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
AWARDED TO MOTHER, BOY
PREFERS FATHERS HOME
WoWan Appeals 10 Judge Murphy But
Court Declines to interfere
\ for Present

One Of the disagreeable aftermath !
OF a contested divorce ease presented
itself Ia Judge Murphy court. Mon
day when Mrs Ida raubitz reported
that her son. Arthur. aged a., had run
away from her home and zone 10 live
with her former husband. Charles
Taubitz.
When the decree was granted the
father was given the eldest child and
the mother the two younger Mrs.
Taubitz has to work to support her
self and children. and Arthur said ne
preferred living with his father. who
was better able TO support him He
said his mother left home early in the
morning TO work. leaving him with a
younger brother TO look after. They
went 10 school. and for dinner bought
a few buns at a bake shop. After
school they were alone until their
mother returned from work. The par
ents live only five doors apart. Taubiiz
making his home with n sister
Judge Murphy gaYe the parents I
talk on the duty they owe their chill
dreL. He decided to leave the boz
temporarily with his father.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
MRS. NETTIE FOX SUED
Relatives Of Mrs. S. J. Haskins Would
Have Deeds to Property
Cancelled

Mrs. Nettie J. Fox, former pro-
prietress of the Smith-Fox home.
which recently went out of business
with the result that more than a
dozen aged and destitute people were
TUNED out into the street, is defend
ing an action brought in Judge Hos.
mers court TO wrest from her certain
real estate turned over 10 her by
Sarah j HaskiDs.
Mrs Haskins' relatives claim that
she is not mentally competent TO trans.
act business. and ask that the deeds
she turned over to Mrs. Fox be set
aside and guardian be appointed.
Mrs. Heskins is now living with Mrs.
Fox. She decided over her property IN
return for a promise of home for
life
This same promise was made to a
number OF inmates of the Smith Fox
home. and after parting with all they
had. they we're compelled TO live on
charity after the home closed. Eight
q them are now living with the Little
Sisters OF the Poor and others are in
the county house.
Attorney Ezra r. Beechler appears
for the relatives of Mrs. Haskins, AMI
James Pound for Mrs. Fox.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-08
Gets "slack Hand" Note.

John Weisberg, a saloonkeeper. at
No. 1910 Chene.st. found an ominous
looking missile sticking under his
door. Monday morning. II proved to
be a BLACK Hand" letter in Slavish,
threatening the demolition of his
premises IL he did not withdraw his
complaint against Steve Narosies and
Michael Letchan, two Slavs employee
I'm the Russell Wheel & Foundry works
who are awaiting trial on a charge of
stealing Weisberg's watch and chain
Weisberg hurried to the Chene station
In great alarm. He was advised 70
ignore the letter and appear against
the pair as though nothing had hap
pened The case comes up in police
court Tuesday.