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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
GRAY HAIR MAKES
 YOU LOOK 0LD.
Use Wyetk's Sage and Sulphur and Your Gray Hair Will
 Quickly Vanish

Gray hair is q mark of age, and nothing that can he said as 10 it's beauty will offset the disadvantages of this mark Of age set upon your brow.
 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens the hair and restores it to it's youthful beauty Our grand mothers used sage and sulphur for darkenlng their hair Nothing has ever been found more effective for this purpose than these two time-hon, ored remedies, but Wyeth. a modern chemist. has combined the two with other ingredients, which makes de lightful dressing for the hair, and which not only removes every trace of dandruff but promotes the growth of the hair. IL also stops the hair from falling out, and makes 1t beau tiful
 All druggists are authorized 10 re. fund the money if it fails to do ex- actly as represented.
 Don't neglect your hair and don't resort to old-time hair dyes Get a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur from your druggist today. and notice the difference in your hair after q few days use.
 This preuaration is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle. and is recommended and sold by all drug. gists. 140
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
The Leagae's Purposes

The following has been received from the League Of Medical Freedom Los Angeles. which requests it's pub. lieation. an article from the Los Ange. les Express, setting forth the pnrp0s- es Of the league:
 It Is the spirit Of liberty that dom mates the National League for Med ical Frecdom--the same spirit that wrought successfully among men against religious intolerance. The preposferous assertions that the lea que is opposed to sanitation and that it is opposed to pure food laws are shown to be gross inventions by the fact that members of the leagne ear. nestly support pure food laws and arc among the foremost advocates of san itation.
 Precisely as they are opposed ts state religion. so they are opposed ts a state school of medicine. Their pos ition was admirably defined by Rev. Reynold F. Blight in an address de liyered at Long Beach last night on the subject of Compulsory Med. icine." In the course of that address he said:
 There is a nation wide effort fo obtain legislation that will result in establishing state medicine. State medicine means tyranny of a most obnoxious character. Let any clique of physicians get control of the gov ernment and entrench themselves be hind legislation and they will impose their theories and methods of treat ment upon all citizens. without re spect for tho individual opinions ef conscientious scruples of such citi zens.
 That would as much be tyranny as if a sect were to use the power or the worship God in the form that sect followed. The National League for Medical Freedom is not the expOnens of g particular school. Men of all schools are among it's members. IL is opposed to the bestowal of the powers of government upon any school of medicine. and it rests its opposition upon the most sacred prin- ciple of human liberty. As Mir. Blight who is chairman of the Southern Cal. ifornia branch of the league. author itatively declares: We oppose only such legislation as tends to create a class Of special privilege in medical concerns. and menaees the right Of the individual citizen to choose his own method of healing in case of sickness
 Wlth that liberty of choice the American people will brook no inter. ference.
 Los Angeles Express, August IA. 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
BERLIN ARTISTIC

fl herewith prescribe that all auto cabs driven by benzine shall be paint ed dark chocolate color with narrow light red strips. and that those driv en by electricity shall De painted an ivory color with marrow black strips. The wheels must be of the same color as the rest of the vehicle5
 Thus runs a recent edict Of Police President won Jagow Of Berlin The color scheme is a good one. It will bear close anaysis. The beDzine cabs are to be chocolate trimmed in light red: the electric cabs will be in livery trimmed in narrow stripe of black.
 The fact that one of the worlds greatest cities should seriously under take an artistic effect involving in it details, the width of a black line on an ivory colored auto cab is encourag. ing. But that is Berlin. Berlin is said to be the cleanest Of great cities. We have not reached that point in America yet Perhaps We shall soon arrive at the point where our unsight. ly billboards will cease 10 be accept. able. and that will be a gain.
 There Is a deeply rooted Ameri. can conceit that frequently and, in fact. we might say. habitually, stands in the way of our learning from old CT civilizations many things which We might learn to our very great adyan- tage Americans have been so busily engaged in developing a great trea' sure house of natural resources and in TeapiHg the wealth from energy ap- piled 10 that development. that we have postponed many lines Of national culture. some Of which are of great practical as well as cultural value.
 Most Of our cities have grown hap. hazard in the way that best served the individual or the corporation hay ing acreage property to be subdiyided and sold. regardless Of the artistic ef feet and often In disregard of bust ness convenience. judged from the angle of community interest
 Artistic effect is but just beginning to come in for consideration and the growing demand for it has thus far produced few decided improvements on an extensive scale.
 Berlin has been setting the world an excellent example in general nun icipie identification and artistic ef feet.
 There should be a logical relation ship between municipal taste and cleanliness and good. responsible and efficient municipal government. Fur thermore. there is a direct cultural value in every effort at municipal advancement along artistic lines. The citizenship Of a municipality which takes a pride in it's streets, bouleyardi and parks. its libraries and museums will take a corresponding pride in cit izenship itself. The educational val ue of the Berlin type Of civic better ment is not easily overestimaied. Il is worthy Of emulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Allen Fawceat is this season in Maude Adams company
 Violet Dale is to have short en. gagement in vaudeville
 Mabel Frehyear may appear in vaudeville in 8 OBe-act French play.
 Gerald GrifFen is appearing this sea son in a comedy entitled The Lady Killer"
 Frank Cul&on Of London is nego- tiating for the English rights Of The Shepard King"
 Henry w.g Savage will soon pro duce a Berha success entitled "Barol GoOd-F -For-Nothi
 The Shubefts have secured a new opera by Lehar, which they will stage after The Wedding Trip"
 The Pink Lady" is soon to be 1.s. en London. with Frank Daniels in the role of DOnididier.
 It is said that Raymond Hitcheoek's $ receipts for his two months stay in Boston will be over $lO0.000.
 Lee Arthur has a new play entitled The Toy II will be given in the west some time after the holidays
 Charles E. Evans has new sketch entitled Keeping an Appointment for which he predicts a great sue cess.
 Conan and Harris hare recently leased a large theatre in Chicago. This will give the firm foothold in tdat western metropolis
 C,Is Harlan has been Cnssged ly Henry W. Sayage for fhe role Of o a f-. q h ing Little Boy Blue
 The trial performance of The Earth" in which Grace George ap- appeared as star. did not prove sat- isfactory. and the play has been talk. en of.
 Minnie Dupree is to play the star part in naw play Of military life called The Indiscreet Mrs. Eyne." by Anita Scott and Cosmo Hamilton.
 A revival of the Two Orphans" is soon 10 be made by Spencer Cone. a brotherin-law of Kate Claxton, who made the play famous in this country years ago.
 Nat C. Goodwin has announced that he will make a tour of the prin cipal cities with a strong company. He will present a repertory of his notable successes.
 Helen Ware opened her season in New York the other night in George Broadhurst's new play. The Price The play was variously pronounced gloomy and powerful
 Beginning next Monday Joseph Howard and Anna Laughlin, both well known in musical comedy, will appear in sketch in the vaudeville houses controlled by Percy Williams.
 A German musical comedy. which had a success in Berlin under the name of Creole Blood is to be pro duced in this country by John Cort. with the title of Jacinta" Carrie Reynolds will have one of the lead ing parts
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
QUIET PREVAILS
 IN SISTER REPUBLIC

Returning from a trip to Mexico where he had been for a month visiting in the states of Chihuahua and Durango s. F. Mcguire returned home this morning. says the Douglas International 7deruire says that there are a great many exag-' gerated reports reaching this coun- try regarding conditions in Mexico and pointed 10 the report Of the arrest of Senor Asunsolo, a Duran go banker and several others who were charged with being connected with Reyes in an attempt to start another revolution in the country There was absolutely no evidence to sustain such a charge and all those arrested were promptly releas- ed
 What Mexico today needs more than anything else. said Mir Me- guire, is employment for the thousands of idle men who are with out food or means to secure il: many of the unemployed are ready 70 go into any movement that promises subsistence and they care very little whether tiss cause is just or not.
 l believe with the great major ity of the foreigners and many of the natives of that country that President Madero can quickly return The country to absolute and perfect peace by furnishing work for the unemployed There are many Op- portunIties for this in public i'm provements which will benefit the country and at the same time stop the unrest that now prevails mildly in the country. The national rail ways may be extended for the de- velopment of the isolated sections where there are mines to be worked and agricultural lands to be culti- vated. besides the railroads could employ many of these unemployed in making needed repairs,
 The reports of trouble in Mexico sent to the United States give the idea that the trouble is general when, as a matter of fact there has been trouble onlt n certain locali- ties and in the country where visited I found no trouble or ex- pectatiOn of any. The law Is being enforced and the country may be said to be in good condition. There was a strike at Torreon in winch two thousand workmeB were de manding an eight hour day. but there was no disturbance of any kind up to the time I left there
 This is the second trip MT. Me guire has made into Mexico during the last three months and he stat cd that be would return again so that country between now and fhe first Of the year. He did not dis close the purpose of bis visits 70 Mexico. but acknowledged that he was not traveiing for his health
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
ALWAYS SINGS

(By Ralph Waldo Emerson) Let me go where'er I will. I hear a skyborn music still: It sounds from all things young: From all that fair. from all that foul, Peals out a cheerful song. It is not only in the rose. 1t is not only in the bird, Not only where the rainbow glows. Nor in the song of woman heard; But in the darkest mesnest things There always. always, something
 sings
 'Tis not in the high stars alone. Not in the cup of budding flow
 CTS 1. Not in the redbreast's mellow tone. Not in the bow that smiles in show
 CTS But in the mud and scum Of things There always always something
 sings.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17

Say goodbye to your corns the very first time you use TIE. You viii never know you have 6 corn, bunion or ealious. or sweaty. tired, swollen, aching feet any more. It's just won derful the way the pain vanishes. Rub the coin-hammer it with your fist if you wish--no more pain after TIZ than if there had never been a blem- ish on your feet. Doesn't that sound good to you Doesn't it? Then read this.
 "The eorns on either of my toes were as large as the tablets you make 10 cure them. Today there IS no sign of corns On either foot and nc sore rexs. It's an up to date Godsend.-- Sam 4. Hoover, Progress, N. c.
 Just use TIE. It's not like anything else for the purpose you ever heard of. It's the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of drawing out all the poisonous exuda- tions which cause sore feet Pow eers and other remedies merely clog up the pores TIE cleans them ont and keps them clean. IL works right off You will feel better the very first time It's used Use it a week and you can forget you ever had sore feet. There is nothing on earth that can compare with it. TlZ is for sale at all druggists. g cents per box. or direct. if you wish. from Walter Lu- ther Dodge < O., Chicago. IL
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
DIVIDING INTERNATIONAL LOOT

As nearly as we can understand it, France trades to Germany a big strip of the Congo which she has stolen from it's people in exchange for Q free hand in a country which she Is getting ready to steal, guaranteed by a country that hasn't a solitary thing to say about it.
 This is a fair example Of twentieth century international brigandage. It looks very much like international diplomacy applied to a division Of the loot.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
up to pate

Young man." exclaimed the girls father. as he caught sight of the youth whom he had unceremoniOhsly kicked down the stairs two hours before, didn't I tell you never to call here again?"
 Yes. sir. you did was the calm re ply, but I'm exercising the power of the recall"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17
A nubious comrIinent

Dolby was showing off bis baby.
 Think be locks like me. Slithers2' be asked.
 "Well-no." said Slithers, looking at the youngster critically. He's a queer looking little cuss. but ] shouldn't go so far to say that he looks like ou.s--Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-17

Eight turkeys were stolen in a sin, gle night from a Santa Monica man stin. there are thousands of others vho won't get a turkey for Thanks giving. which Is some consolation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
.LARRAz0LO TEARS
HOLES IN FLOOD
ARGUMENTS
Silver Tongued Orator Shows
Up S &C allied Virginia
Statesmen and Suggests
Work In His Home State.


6specIal Telcgram GO Eyening Herald
santa re, s. NJ. Oct 10 A. one
of the biggrst meetings even held ia
this county last night Hon Oc'avino
A. lafrazulo spoke To the pcupla OF
santa Fc county on the issues 100 me
present election and when hc had
concluded. he had completely wound
Congressman Henry - Flood ia Au.
l'lood's own lariat and showed MN
np politically as an outsider knowing
nothing OF The New Mexico ciilhoh'
ship nor the conditions that confront
hi new state.
Floods weak arguments that the
penple OF New Mexico did not know
what their own constitution contain
"a aud we've not capable OF Organizing
fheir first state government inieiil-
gently without advice from men snch
as himself. were battered To pieces by
the silver ,ougued orator ana MI
IarralolO Was cheered 90 the ocho.
lie showed the inconsistency 81 Fln"d
coming g.u0U uiiles 20 New Mexico
irum Virginia TO Tell the people here
what they needed in their constitution
when thcy had better constitution
.
ihan the Virginia constitution Mr..
larrn2olo suggested that Flood had
better remain at home and agitaie FOR
a neN constitution for Virginia IN
preference 10 buutug into the affairs
OF class ol people as Intelligent anu
capable as ans in Virginia \ torch
lieht procession ted hy band, pre-
coded the rally r. % Catfon INTRO
duced the speaker The attack made
lbs Flood on the Reuunhoaa press
was roundl, scored hN lArrazolo Who
showed that it resulted from tue
giuellinu the press had given Flood
ana the holes il had pleked Ia ns
/ fimay excuses for cnieraig sew
/ Mexico politics az this time Owing
| 20 slight illness, l.arraEolo won't 70
| las Vegas today but win resume a
tour ~ speaking IN "A few DAYS. We
I exufrsnad regret al being unable 70
sneak In Bernalilio comfy iuniehl
bat said ne would visit that county IN
d shurt time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
HANS WAGNER igENL
LEADER ~ HITTING
BENDER UIt. pITt HER

Sew York cot lg.-omaal batting
averages of thr major lra que players
place two Bpston men at tsr head 81
the National list Kirk iu twenty
games leads WITH 3S- followed by
Jackson With .3t5 ln thirty mine
games Hans Wagner Is the real
leader. however with 335 Ia 100
games Fred clarke Is nrNt with a3Q
In 10 gamcs Then r. Miller of tho
Boston's with 500 IN itG games lie
is credited with 1872 hits. more than
any other player in the league
schultz of Chicago Leads in homo
runs with 81; Boskcr of cinrtunati Is
The champion base stealer with so;
shcckard or Chicago leads u run
making with i23. Marquard uf New
York heads the pitchers with twenty
four Victories and six defeats. Crau-
dali follows with fourteen ana Ave
lrsspeciiyciy Mathewson has won
twenty-five and lost thirteen
rs cobb leads the American league
batsmen with .H7 "a it6 games lie
II credited with "a record of 2i1 hits
leads in base running with So steals,
In home runs with tvuuty three ana
run getting with l50 tailies Jackson
Of Cleveland h SECOND In batting with
fO5 Ia ~ games Crawford ~ De-
trait with sac In 90 games. Bendor
OF Philadelphia 70 The real leader of
the pitchers with az victories aud ny"
defeats Gregg % Cleveland won %
ana lost :,
Ia the American league. ,hlriy-two
hatsIurn average 500 cor more. while
in the National league only twenty
uu, are similarly classified
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
admlssion price 10 saturday, gam

admission price TO saturday, game
win be- soc
The High school has ian unusually
strong lineup this year. several uf
the backs showing up especially we'll
loo tho practice games BAlaumh aud
Grimmcr are makiag tlt,r places see
cure 10y the way ia which thry have
been hitting the limo. nuJ several "f
tuu other men are hardly behind thom
boo ability The line is also strong
defense. ANA % viii take tho best TINT
tnc Mrnaul boys can do 10 break
through Tho McnAui has bccu luiet-
ly vorking up system Of Offensive
tactics which are said 90 be- a sur"
pris. 60 th. ullnltiatod
Tho mon who viii battle for iiigh
school are Espinosa. right end
Scmtt and Wcrning. right tackles,
Lock. right guard Camp. center
Zcurlng. lou guard. Frank, left tackle
shurnenargrr icft end. Lapraik.
lquartcrhnck The men bohind the line
/ ANA subs arr Bosseiden. thavcs, Iir-
lhui. Balcomb. Farrol and Grimmer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
Grounds Are In Soggy Condi-
ton, Causing Postponement;
Game Will Be Played To.
morrow II Possible.
BIG LEAGUE BATTING
AVERAGES MADE PUBLIC
In the American Thirty-Two
Batsmen Average 800 Or
More; In National Only 81
Reached That Classification


Philadelphia pa oct. H. Ruiu
toda, caused auutu,r postprucmcnt OF
Tho playing OF th. fourth gmo bee
tween Philadelphia aud Sew york
Tor the uurlds baseball championship.
Tho grounds we're in .opey cnndl.
ton. ana as % light rHiu was falling,
tho umpircs called up th, mcmhcr- of
the Nationul commission In y 50 York
and informed them of conditions o.
was decided to cali OH the game FOR
today oud 10 win bo played tomorrow
if weather conditions permit;
WHOM th, postpuu' upnt WAS an
nouuyod. there Npr" nearly 81 ihuus-
nul around ShiDc park hpUuu thlt
ibr raIu would crusc auI that tho
Iaw. would bp played
urtiH has entered tu, family of
uu, nt thH Philadelphia pln, re- but
70 Vl not break up th, combinations.
Reuben y. pldring the Philadelphia
D,uu, rtrldrr was notified today that
h,. sister Lillian uldrlng had died
lH-i nIEht in Mount Vernon. Now
Nwh She had been zoe since July
tnd The announcement of her death
was not unexpected but 90 the same
time Ii was shock Ca him
My nrst impulse wns to jump 20
Sew York said Oldriny today. but
considering the matter calmly. I have
decided t1 stick tu thr team. II may
seem strange Tor mo 60 play baseball
with m, sister dead, bJt can dn no
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

trcras. = Herrera and y u Metz
gar
Nomination. Tor sonator from Ber-
nauIo county were next declared m
order Judge George h. rroie ~ q
bricf mud forccful speoch placed be
fore the convention the name of Hon.
acorgc 4 knsDuan The nomination
received several seconds aud MIR
Saint moved thu the rules Dee sus-
pended nud that Mr. kRevmnn hc
nominated boy tcDlumHtiun
Next in order was taken up The
nomination 81 three representatives
from BcrnultUu county : Cr0ilutt
nominated for one Of tue places An
tnnin gnt,u sanchez. John Ven
able nominated Francisco Lucero y
Montaya col Edward Johnson
plac,d loo nomination John W wi.
SON
An h,s. nominations received uu-
mer,us seconds ami ou motion the
nominations of thr three g,uticniyu
named was madc boy reclamation.
Nominations tor sheriff were nest
declared in order Hon Francis g.
Woods in a few We'll chosen words
placed before the convention che
name of Chlcf 81 Policc Thomas NJ.
Min Tho mention ct chief No
Mulins name was greeted with Wild
cheers.
Porfecto Armijo nominated j NJ
SnuduNul
r. o. Mason seconded the nomlua'
tlcn 81 McMllin ON behalf of the col.
urrd voters OF the county.
Tho tcilcrs named were e. -
| Cushman aud pcrfcctn Armilo. An .
| cuu of The roll by precincts the ro.
| suits was as follows
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

hardened and there Was little Inquiry
ior stocks THO CLOSE was strong
spirited buying movement de-
So Ioprd iu the fnal hour and IN, best
pfIceH ~ th" dag wcr" made h' Unit
"a states steel, Reading aud Lohigh
Naiiel
There also was an Increasing show
of strength 10y tho general llst can.
udinu Pacific sold - above yrstcr-
days closing tohigh valley GIG and
United states steel. Grgut Ncrth-
'iu ore crrtincatgs recovered ubuut
hair uf Tho decline The copper
stocks moved up vigorously on tn
announcement of un advance la the
price Of the metal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
KANSAS POSSE GETS
CLOSE ON TRAIL
OF MURDERER
Man Answering Description
of Charles Marzyek Seen
Near Genesco; Will Prob
ably Be Captured.


Ellsworth. KAN, Oct 10 Near
Gcneseo. Kan. sherlfrs posse to.
day Is believed 10 be close on the iraii
Of Charles Marzsot, sought Ia con-
noction with the five Snowman MUIR
dcrs 4 deputy sheriff sem 60 Gcn-
CISCO by sheriff Rufus bradshaw re-
ported today that man answering
the description ~ Marzyek had been
seen there few hours previously
sheriff bradshaw and "a deputy inn
mcdiateiy raced 10 neneseu Ia AN au-
ioHiobiie. The prosecutors office
here awaits "a report from the posse
and 10 prepared to send additional
aAsistanCe 10 the officers IN case they
need a.
The suspect seen at Genereu Is
said by Prosecutor samuel bartlett
80 be the same man who stamped ~
the Baker hotel here and lett some
bloody clothes the night of tho muir
der officers Tram Ellsworth found
that the man walled from here 10
Kanopolis and then rode passrnerr
train 10 Genefeo. he was traced TO
a ro0ming hOuFe In Genesoo.
Minute descriptions OF the Mon.
mouth and colorado springs murders
were received by Prosecutor HarIleit
today from The prosecuting attorneys
IN the counties which the crimes ac-
cured. other than the similarity 81
the murders there Is nothing 10 con.
meet the Ellsworth murder with the
other two,