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Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Lesson From Che Past.


 Aladdin rubbed his lamp.
 Instantly the Senie appeared.
 ~Well. what do you want this timer
 "I want said Aladdin. "a sixty horsepower automobile latest 1910 pat tern with
 The genie uttered frightful roar.
 Don't you know master. that the factories are months behind with their orders. that the prices for rubber tires are prohibitive and that you never ,vu.d pay the repair bills even with my helpf Ask me for an ocean yacht. a suburban villa or an aeroplane and I'll bring you one. but if you think you're going 10 acquire an up to date buzz wagon by the. great caliph of Bagdad. young man. you've got an other guess coming"
 Sadly the presumptuous Aladdin ac- knowledged to himself that he wasn't in it with the plutocrsts of the tTen- ieth century.-ChIcago Tribune
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Salad Wrinkles

4 sweet orange salad makes an or namental dish. It is made by cutting the fruit in round. thin slices and using rum ard sugar for the dressing.
 A banana salad-cutting fruit in lengthwise slices and put on lettuce leayes-would be dressed with sugar and lennon juice.
 A wrinkle for giving lettuce more piquant taste Is to use a few drops of Worcestershire sauce with French dressing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
JUDGE RICE ON
 BENCH ONCE MORE
lpouglas Internationa!.l


 Judge Ries today disposed of some sf the cases that have accumulated fer the local courts during his re csat iadisDosiion- His doctor per mittsd him 70 attend to business for a short time this morning and this enabled him to hear some of rhe petty cases. though where there was . long hearing necessary he continued such hearings over until tomorrow. There were two city erusks who were given ten days penalties for over indulgence and a third, a negro woman who had nosght and resisted arrest went over ssr the day, she being released from custody on a szo bond No County cases were heard this morning
 IL ss reported that there are ses- eraI prisoners in the county jail One of these Is Tommy" Hall, the man canxht m Dr. Downs office Fan hss been before the court be- fore and has ssrved a jsil sentence. He .s reported to be dope nena
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
All Inxalids

When the office boy came in the stern old broker looked over his glasses with a frown. Young maD." he said slowly. why were you absent from your work yes terday afternooDs"
 -Went to see the ball game" confess cd the lad. fumbling with his cap
 You did. ehI'
 ''Yes. sir. lou said the only occasion I could take an afternoon ofr would be to visit the sick"
 And what has that to do with itf''
 Well. sir. this was one of those oc. casions- It was the sickest bunch of ball players that ever came down the pike we got whitewashed 10 the score of f7 10 or Boston Post
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Soft Mala..ss Cake.

Mix in basin three cupfuls of mo- lasses. one eupfuI of butter. two cup snls of boiling water. one teaspoonful of baking soda dissolved in a little milk. two teaspoonfuls of ground gin- ger. one teaspoonful of allspiee. five cupfuls of sifted -four and three ounces of sultana raisins. Mix well and pour into a buttered and foured cake tin Bake till ready in a moderate oven
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
The Crane Diet.

For dyspeptics grape djet is recon mended. Grapes are said to contain pot ash and tartaric acid. together with a great percentage of sugar. They act most benehcially on the blood, cleanse the system and are very good for dys- peptics- Bananas are another fruit highly recommended. They are nearly all nourisbment. are free from fiber and are advocated for use by those with delicate digestive powers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
tiealthful Honey.

Honey, one of the most nutritious and delicate of foods. 1hould be eaten more than 1t is" writes a cooking ex- pert Bought in the comb. it is bound 70 be unadulterated and will keep one free from sore throat and bronchial troubles. I know . number of women who use honey as a co7netic. They apply 1t to the skin. rub it in well. then wash it OF WitA Lot water. The result is a finer textured complexion, a glowing color q young. fresh look"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
THE CHARM.

nvAH de hnl when de suH go dOwu tE an de sO shadders have a-quit deir foolin'
 roun. CT kase ders Hain't but dc one what meks de dahk.
 sos de Heah him a-eaIlin'. dat lonesome buhd. Ao'nfuliest scum dat evah yo' huhdi Evah when yo' heah dat whippo'wm Lay a-right down an s-roli up hiil. an
 yo' Bones woan ache an yo' nesh wOan shake
 wid de Fsvah ehIn fer whole ions yeah. Des
 Min. me. chile. or Aunt sukey what wuz so sick All drawed up wid de roozymatick--she Heah dat soun'. an she knox dat chshul. Lays alright down on huh hillside fahu'.
 an she Ron. an she roll twen she come to de
 top an ovah she go-keraip. kernOp: Kersouse in de crieE what run below.
 an she Nevah ain't had no pain no mo! Preacher man lows: 'rwuz de bath done
 de trick. Fer crick in de back lay yo' back in de eriek-" /" But 'Twan't dat-noi sTwuz de lonesome buhd. Mo'nfulesi slngah dat evah 70 huhd
 Den Evah when yo' heaA dat whlppo.wm Lay a-right down an a-ron up hin. an yo Bones woan ache an 70 flesh woan quake wld de Fevsh chill fer a whole long yeah. Des yo' Mine me. chile,
 Prank Preston Smart in PtcS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
The sathina Girl.

said she looked ike Venus rising from the sea. But when 1 told her of it she much was yexed at me Not that she was SO modest. as she oo- served. but. shoot. It seemed 1 hadn't noticed her stylish bathing suit.
 Cleveland Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
BULLETIN SHOWS
 ARIZONA PROGRESS

PHOENIX Jan o--Nith n s Dc oeznbsr report Of the board of trade. Secretary Harry Weleh has issued kis regular territorial bulletin for the Arizona development board of wAick he is secretary.
 The Arzona development board was organized in Phoenix during the annual territorial fair last NoVem- Der and is an organization for boost ing the entire territory. It is doing splendid work and the items given below show that rapid progress is beng made in Arizona MT welch's report folio=s:
 Statement of 3T territorial and 1S national banks in Arizona, Noyen Der 10 shows s23.749,O46,eO total re- sources.
 Tucson building record for 19it approximates SsO0,00O. Outlook fol 1911 very favorable.
 Thatcher. Arizona. has organized beard or trace with reFresentativ men to direct work.
 Arizona will receive S51.229.3S az it's share of revenue from national forests The money will be used fer school and road purposes
 Reclamation of dam g stes on Colo rade river may place large tracts oi land in vicinity of Parker under ir rigatioa.
 School enrolment at Tucson for 1910 shows an increase of 300 over figures for 1909.
 Pioneers home at Prescott com pleted December ie. Structure cos: s25,oO0. the amount being appropriat- cd by the legislature.
 Aggregate customs receipts Au zons for year ending June 90, 1910, were s232, ,79s.52 an increase of 49 per cent over preceding year.
 Several cars Of oil-well drilling machinery have been received al Noysles as result of interest ia oil lands in tha' vicinity.
 wiekeEbprg reports severa, IniI'ns rroperties in vicinity ex.cnding oHer a; ons. Splenid outlook Ter cousid erable increase in mining Coudi H,:s never more favoraDle.
 CUrtracs fo- important works T Yuma project of the reclamation ser vice have been let and work il Rsw in operation.
 Efforts are being made to have Parker Indian reservation opened UT for settlement Much valuable agri cultural laDf in this locality is nov idle.
 Douglas is planning to secure thu Mining Congress in 1911. All Ari zona towns vii lheip in the securinl of thir convention for an Arizoni city.
 Several business build ngs. clas 4 construction, value ss0,000, nov building at Nogales. Catholic sem mary and soAeol building now build jag costing sl2.o0O just completed.
 Double tracking of main line raj roads through Flagstaff, William anl Ash Fork country Is proceed n rapidly. Necessitated by increai ing travel through and to Arlzon points.
 Supervisors of Naricopa count have approved change of name c Sidney to Buckeye. Buckeye Is b, coming famous for its alfalfa see srowing
 Tucson chamber of commerce O fers terminal facilities and depc sites for E. P & s. ". and fc Po'nt Lobos railroads. Railroads c, Deeted to build to Tucson in nes future.
 Work on territorial highways progressing throughout The Bisbe and Douglas, iBsbee and Tucsol Phoenix and Florence, Phoenix an Yuma, Prescott and Phoenix SC tions and other divisions being D, in splendid shaps. Frne bridge wor wherever required.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Ths Luek ef sh. oraw.

The mistress was giving Harriet the benefit of her advice and counsel touching q noznentous step the latter contemplated.
 -Of course. Harriet" said the lady of the house. If you intend to get mar ried that's your own business. but you mustn't forget that marriage Is z very serious matter"
 'Yis. mum" said Harriet; -yis. mum, I know 'tis sometimes. mum. But. mum. maybe I'll have better luck than you did. mum-v-Brookiyn Life
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Jvn. In k..p;ne

''It is not often that q mans name Is Ia congruiy with his disposition CT his occupation"
 '-Sometimes the latter. The police ar rested a man named Vine the other day. and he turned out to be a porch climber. Baltimore American.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Why A, a,ool.d-

Jimmie giggIed when the teacher read the story of the Roman who swan across the Tiber three times be- fore breakfast.
 You do not doubt trained swim mer could do that. do you. James?"
 'sNo. sir" answered Jimmie. But I wondered why he didn't make 1t fozr and get back to the side his clothes were on."-Farm life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Force of Habit.

The railway guard was officiating as an usher al the wedding of q comrade, and the bridal procession was moving down the aisle of rhe church to the music of the wedding march from 10 hengrin."
 You'll have to step livelier than Rhat..'' Impatiently exclaimed the guard. Chicago Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Tn. Useful crouson.

The simplest way to prepare a erouton is to cut slices of white bread three-quarters of an inch thick. But ter lightly on both sides; then cut Into three-quarter inch squares and brown in ( skillet over a moderats fire. Turn often. As soon as lightly browned put on browned paper on e eoiander to drain and keep hot Serve quickly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Family Trouble.

Airs. Bronx-lsu't il perfectly fright eul: Mrs. Van Sant eioped with her chauffeur.
 Mrs LenOxrOh. there k no account ing for some peoples taste. my dear.
 Mrs. Brohx-B But you don't under stand. Mir. Van Sant was to take Miss Footlighis cut in the ear tonight. and be can't run the machine himself.- Widow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
lie Was Just That.

Mrs. Uppson-I have just heard of your daughters marriage. When did II take place:
 Mrs. Nurich-Day before yesterday.
 Mrs UppSon-And Is her husband a man of family?
 Mrs. Nurieh-- Yes. indeed. He was ,sidower with seven children.-Chica- go News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
s.raieht Ahead.

Straight Ahead. Keep the past behind the curtain.
 Don't look back Lies best lessons are uncertain
 Much they lack Time and place and fate were factors. Changed are scenes and changed are ac- tors
 Don't look back Keep the vision e'er before you.
 Don't look back Trample down the thorns that score you.
 Hold Inc track Straight ahead Keep boldly moving. Courage. patience. honor proving.
 Don't look back
 Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Anx pisnuiaa-

We like progress" explained the young Turk. but we cannot allow our women to appear publicly without veils."
 That's all right" declared the tour ist- You needn't fall behind the pro cession. Put em in auto goggles."- Pittsburg Post
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Cookery
-[- X 7-'' z Points

'The invitations were written on the backs of rosy eheekedsapples cut from stid paper and water eolored," says the Woman's Home Companion for August Instead of place cards at each cover there was for a souvenir a china pepper and salt shaker the shape and color of a red apple. the whole mounted on green majolica apple leaf.
 Chopped pineapples and cherries served in glasses formed the first course. This was followed by a deli cious nuny omelet garnished with crisp bacon and spliced fried apples dusted with spice. Potatoes fried in tiny cubes, English muffins and toast were passed. There was a salad Of chopped celery and Brazil nuts in apple cups. Then came apples cooked until trans parent in a rich sirup favored with green ginger root and delicate white cake.
 Coffee was served in the library after which a silver cake basket piled hieh with red and white apples was passed to the guests. The apples were candy boxes, and on opening them we found tiny pencil and card. on which was the following guessing game, the answers being the names of varieties of apples:
 1 "A dainty food (crabl. very sharp CThorn). favorite color for shoes trus- set). a great river in North America (St. Lawrencel. an excellent drink lei derD, a mans name Uonathanl. warm coat (Astrakhan,. an arctic explorer Baldwin,. always carried by men (Adaml. one of the months (Mayl. en- joyed by children 9snowl. a famous body of water Dead seal. a tree liked by Ruskin pinel. the greatest thing in | the world Qovel.
 ''The first prize was beautiful fruit plate with a hand painted border oi apples. The consolation prize was {
 very large candy apple"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Nam and ch.sss canapes.

Ham and cbeese canapes are appe- tizins tidbits- Spread finger lengths of bread with butter and a layer of dew Ted ham Over the whole sprinkle layer of Parmesan cheese. Put the saAap>s in sz oven to become hot se- fnrs serving.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Painfully Apparsnt.

Painfully Apparent.
 "ReDember" said the blatant ego tist dercely as be nonrished the whip of diSdain and let out another kink- remember that am a self made man.
 Don't be afeard." said fbe mild hammered man. with patronizing snile--don't be sfeard. Nobody who mas seen the ioh will ever forgit it"- Binghamton Bubbles.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Not Good Liar.

Judee-Prisoner. are you guilty or aof guilty.
 PriSoner-Let my lawyer plead not guilty for me. judge. l aiD's got the nerve. St. Paul Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
DOUGLAS BOWLING
Douglas International )

Despite the great bowling done by Joe Domanclch last night when he averaged 193 for three games the City team was able to take but one of the four polnts from the c. Q. No. team. Baltzley was second in average with 163.
 The scores were as follows:
 CITY
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Just [ Bill.

Re Ut his cigar with ten dollar bin. Was his pocket depleted? Not through losing this bin. for it's valus
 was nil.
 1T was still unreceipted. Kansas City Journal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
prnnss.

It's well 10 take your time. but I'm Afraid the loss will swell. For most Of us who take our time Take others time as well.
 -Catholic Standard and Tlmes-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
n.is. hl. n..e

Joiner tto his apprenfsces-weii. wii- Fie. have you sbsrp~ned aii the fcoss5
 viilie-Yns: all but the and ssw. ssd ksvent quite got an the szrs cut sf h--Sketch-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
A Rsei Sport.

Pensive Naiden-rI won't marry any one but an seronaus. Black Is SO be- coming to me.-SimpiIcissimcs.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Questions.


Was any politician ger as good AS pictured by his friends in loving pride? Was any e'er 90 wicked that he could Fit The descriptions of the other sideg
 Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06

The orice is a pleasant place When hands against the minutes race How different from The other case When lands just watch the old ciock'f
 face -suna,o Express.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Seen by the Sea.

Seen by the Sea Her bathing dress Is il lde of less Than two and forty inches TO make a hit The suggest nt She wears. although il pinches. So nrCWncd and tanned Upon the sand She sits. far from the water. Win hearts aDlaze Her suitors gaze On Nepiune's fair young daughter.
 Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06

Hockenbeamer-l49 2-3; FulwiIer 1Os 1-3; Domancich 1884 Baltzley is2 2-s.
 Pugh 152 2-s: Hill 13O 1-3; Ig- nacio 142 2-3; Colton I54 z-3.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Daily Menu.

sATURDAY-BREAK
 Fruit. Cereal Cream Boiled Mackercl Butter Sauca Boiled Potatoes Corn Bread
 Coffee.
 LUNCHEON curried Eggs. Boiled Rice Stuffed Tomatoes. Hot Rolls Cocoa
 DINNER
 Vegetable Soup Boiled Beef hIcxican Saucs Corn on Cob Seanoped Potatoes Fruit Salad. Waters Cheese
 Coffee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
Or . ssr.y Porter.

wbss a pity hssrs gates are not ksps sy OfFlfnn- 1ks snrsy sss ssx wsuic tss nobody h-
 --Hsnsr of IrsfEnA
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-06
A Slight Mistake.


 'It's curious to observe" says q Maryland mau. the manner in which many iiiitefUte peFSUIIs fir5SPcr onre had business 'i.at used to take me at intervals to a certain place on the Eastern Shore On one occasion went into q store there the proprietor of which could neither read nor write While was there man came in. eyi- denty regular customer.
 -'l owe you s0Ele money. don't IF he Inquired
 ''The storekeeper went toIhe dOoT and turned if around so that the back was yisible
 "'Yes. said he; you owe me for a cheese
 "'Cheese" exclaimed the customer. I don't 5we you for any cheese
 'The storekeeper gave another look at the door.
 You're right said be. Its grind stone. didn'r see the dot over The '-i' ln the middle Lippincotts
Evening star., 1911-01-22
CASE OF HARRIS CHILD
UNDER THE TRUANCY LAW
Board Of Education Willing to Have
Issue Tested, But Will
Take No Action.

AS far as the board Of education as an
active factor is concerned, the case of
Carl Harris, whose father will not make
him eligible for public school attendance
by having him vaccinated, will rest where
it is The board will not insist on the
enforcement Of the compulsory education
law, which, If upheld in conjunction with
the compulsory vaccination law, would
force DR.. Harris either to have Carl vac
cinated and entered in public school or
else provided with tuition by tutor or at
some private institution of learning.
Willing to Have Case Tested.
This Is the stand indicated by Capt.
Oyster. president Of the board of educa-
tion. But If the truant officers employed
by the board Of education but report
ing to the Juvenile Court should care to
bring the matter Of truancy to an issue
the school board will be willing to have
that phase Of the case in the courts. DR..
Harris and his attorneys have declared
this will be done.
Charles W. Darr, attorney for DR.. Har-
ris, following the upholding by Justice
Anderson in the District Supreme Court
of the health ordinance which requires
the vaccination of public school pupils,
announced that Carl would neither be
vaccinated and entered in public school
nor entered in a private school where his
vaccination would not be necessary.
DR.. Harris according to Mr.. Darr, is
waiting for a test case on the compulsory
education law in connection with the re-
cent decision on the vaccination ordi-
nance.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
PUNGY WHITING AFLOAT.
Resumes Her Trip After Two Days
in the Mud.

The pungy Whiting Of Crisfield, Md.
which went ashore at Broad creek
Thursday night while on her way down
the river from this city. was fioated by
her interrupted trip to bay point The
rer interrupted trip to bay point. The
vessel, it is said. was not injured by
going ashore, the point she grounded
upon being soft mud, which held her
fast, but did no damage. She was fioated
by her crew running anchors into deep
water and heaving on them at a good
high tide. An hours work was required
before she slid off the bar into deep
water.
The Piankatank schooner Elizabeth
Ann, while on her way up the river yes
terday with half load of oysters aboard,
ran ashore on the flats opposite the steel
plant pier, between this city and Alex
andria, and stopped suddenly. The ves-
sci was coming with good speed and when
she struck the mud she slid almost her
entire length into It, Fortunately the
tide was about half flood when she
struck and at high water her crew was
able to work her into deep water. and
she came up to this city and went to
anchor In the harbor.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

Much legislation Of interest to the
order was transacted Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. when the Grand
Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fell
lows. met in annual session in the l. 0.
o. F. Hall, 7th street northwest. Officers
elective and appointed for the present
year were duly installed into office at the
close of the session. Thursday evening,
as follows:
Thomas j. Gates, grand master; George
Gerberich, deputy grand master; Edgar
D. Thompson, grand warden; William T..
Clapp, grand secretary; John w. Holly
day, grand treasurer; James II. Crew,
grand representative; Frank q. Rapp.
grand conductor; w. E. Suddarth, grand
guardian; William G. Phillips. grand
herald, and ]. T. Petty, P. G. NJ, grand
chaplain.
The following Grand Lodge committees
were appointed and confirmed: Creden-
sead and Roscoe G. Searle; returns.
Emmett Midkiff, L. 8. Savage and ]. NJ.
England; finance, John d. Yoakley. w.
w. MILAN and Herbert D. Lawson; ap.
and Walter l. Taylor: supervision.
James H. Crew, Richard A. Ford and
Ernest w. Bradford: state Of the order,
John H. Wood, Daniel A. Dugan and
william j. Hope and William c. Barr;
bylaws. Theodore Mead. Dewitt c. Cook
and HI. w. Selah; Rebekah Lodges, Lewis
S. Kann, Richard T. Pumphrey and
Henry w. Weber.
The monthly assembly dances given by
Canton Washington, No. /, P. NJ, in the
auditorium Of Odd Fellows Hall, are
growing in popularity and increasing In
attendance. Wednesday evening the third
dance of the series will be given, and
efforts are being made to make the occa-
sion one of great pleasure to those who
avail themselves of the invitations that
have been sent out. Dancing will COM
mence at o'clock.
The outlook for increasing the men,
bership in this jurisdiction is said to be
very promising. The grand secretary
reports that nearly every lodge since
January 1 has given him official notice
of two or more applications for member
ship, with a prospect of added applica-
tions weekly. In view of these reports
it seems evident that there will be no
dearth of degree work In the lodges dur
ing the present term.
Excelsior Lodge. No. II, has applica-
tions on file and pending. and it has
been announced, will welcome Odd Fell
lows who will by their presence every
Monday evening aid the lodge In con-
ferring the degrees. Commencing with
tomorrow evening. the lodge Will hold
degree rehearsals every meeting.
Federal City Lodge. No. 90, will attend
divine service at the Ninth Street Chris
northeast. this evening. The members
will meet in the lecture room Of the
church at o'clock. and at 1880 o'clock
proceed in a body to the main auditorium
of the church. The officers of the
ment are expected to accompany them
The service is to be open to the friends
OF the members apd their families.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

ing lighter from Eastern branch to Broad
creek: tug Minerva, towing lighters from
Georgetown tor Potomac point; schoon-
er Mary FIR ncis, light, for point to load
cordwood or lumber back to this city.
Memoranda.
Power barge Louisa is due with cord
wood from 'sattox creek to Robert
Murphy. on the Eastern branch; schooner
Virginia will go into commission tomor-
row and will run oysters from a lower
Potomac point to the market here: tug
Dixie is due at Georgetown with tow
of five coal-laden barges from Back
creek: barges Quantico, Clarance Nc
Nally and Christiana are at Georgetown
laden with gravel for Norfolk; schooner
Avalon is at Potomac point loading
oysters In the shell for the market here:
tug Walter +. Mead has returned from
Solornons Island. where she was over
hauled; steam barge d. X. Jackson is in
Mattox creek loading lumber for this
market: barge Hercules, at Budds ferry,
will this week complete the loading of a
cargo Of railroad ties and will sail for
New York: schooner Earle Biscoe has
gone to Mattox creek to load cordwood
for the dealers here; schooner Clara
Leonard is i'm Nomini creek overhauling
for the spring trade.