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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
mayor in fact.

mayor in fact.
 This matter of selection had been rendered difficult for the Good Gov crnment, as all such progressive" movements do. had destroyed old par " lines. There was no longer a democratic party in Los Angeles, nor a republican party. There were only two organizations, the Good Govern mert League and the socialist party. The former was a most compact or ganization which had assumed com plete direction of municipal affairs by means Ct boards and commissions appoin,ed at its own direction. EI was against the League thai :he ;n- surrection was to be launched.
 Thus the socialist paFty afforded thc ouly ranying point Tor the disaGcotad, |, had moreover. a definite and clearly expressed purpose in view. Those who did not ally themselves with it en- tered upon independent movements against the tyranny of the Lelgus5 under such banners as Personal Iib- erty" and Progress, both as mean { iugless in the circumstances ss tEc Leagues motto or Reform" and Greater Los Angeles"
 The independent movements, it ap- pears. have resulted only in the de lay of a month in the overthrow of the common enemy, the Good Govern ment League. With Slushet out of the way, no doubt, such majoril' 'f he S,c0O supporters would have gone to | Hartman as to give him a majority of all the votes cast and would have secured his election al the primary Put, unless, as we have said there is a most radical change Of sentiment which in the circumstances seems i'm probable, he will be elected in De cember.
 We do not believe that . majority of the voters Of Los Angeles, or ever large minority, arc socialists. Bu we believe that a majority will seize the only means at hand to deIigel the city from the, grasp of the GooC
 Government League. Desperate dis i eases require heroic remedies. The, used to give quicksilver for inflama ton of the intestines.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
E7FyN. N.THE.SPUR :, GNiF. .MoMENT S%2 By ROY K. MOUITON.

have been. She never cares to know. She trusts me implicitly and I never have lied to her yet"
 The tailor told me I had the finest shape in this town to it with suit He always knocks off about 10 per cent on the price because I am so easy to fit and he says 1t is good ad to have me wear his clothes"
 T can eat anything and nothing has ever disagreed with me yet"
 We only got seven of them, but they weighed twenty-one pounds Nicest catch l ever saw"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

smoothly for a few minutes under an apparent truce. The list of members and proxies was read and a resolu- tiCn introduced by George Jay rela- tive to representation in the state committee. This resolution gave the Warren district six, Douglas and Pif- t!eville thred, Tombstone one, and three from tho remaining precincts to be divided between Benson, NacO and Wilcox. This resolution having pass- ed, another recess was taken to per init the committeeman to name selec- !ions. 1t was announced that such se- lections were not final, but must be voted upon by the meeting. After recess Bisbec named four representa- tiyes and Lowell and Warren tYo Douglas had four candidates to iii three positions, and Doau moved seconded by Grove, that McNair, Ben shimol and Dean be selected, and H. II. Beck ignored. Many wanted the chance to vote for Dr. F. T. Wright in place of w. P McNair. This rous- ed the wrath of Grove, who inquired what Bisbee expected to do, what they wanted Did they intend to die tate committeeman for DOuglas2 Next they would seek to run the Douglas city elections. John Doau was con ciliatory. He read a telegram from Governor Sloan, besecchiug harmony He admitted~he loss of chairman and secretary and besousht tor some crumbs to take home Co his couSti1u- ents, the fifteen proxies he and Grove held The roll call was had. Several declined to vote Others voted for Deans motion and were unwilling to further fight a defeated enemy; they were willing to let them capitulate with empty honors. The vote wGS ZS to I9
 Committee Is Selected
 The state committee selected ia as follows:
 Bisbee: P l.. Woodmsn. Mike Gas sidy, John Carreto. Sam Verrau. Jr.
 Warren and Lowell: ". |. Me Kee, George Davidson.
 Tombstone: Douglas Gray.
 Berson Milton Fairlee.
 Naco: George Jay.
 Douglas: W. r. McNair. David BensEimol and John Doan.
 The committeeman al nrge is the secretary Of the county committee. Harry Locke, and Chairman Gardner is ex-oficiO member
 All that remained to do was tO fill vacancies and 10 dispose of the mat ter of an executive committee, which was deemed unnecessary to appoint. and the chairman will call on indi- vidual members to assist him as he needs.
 An adjournment was taken after the announcement that the state commit- tee would meet at Phoenix next Mon day.
 Whether the end Of trouble>is get, quien sabe Before thc meeting Ben shimol stated that the fight would Dc continued and Douglas and her snap convention can take little comsort from tho spanking administered even though not afterWard stood in the cor nCf.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
what's the Use7

Folks do a lot of useless things, don't they?" asks the man with the iridescent whiskers.
 Guess they do," answers the man with the undecided eyebrows.
 "Yep. Frinstance. there's my Aunt Jane. She persists in going through her whole list of symptoms over and over again to everybody that calls after she has recovered from her i'll. ness"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
THESE MUST MAKE ANANIAs
SEES HIS FIRST SNOW

Kansas City Starr
 ~W. A. Aicklen of New Orleans saw snow for the first time last week in Denver, where he was attending a con vention of electrical men of the Uni ted States. He, with other delegates to the convention, were in Kansas City yesterday on the way home.
 "A man who is accustomed to sec snow fall from the sky can have no idea Of the feelings it arouses in a man who sees it for the first time, Mir Aicklen said T stood on the sidewalk and watched the flakes fa ling for an hour. It was wonder fully beautiful The man or woman who wTo,e the poem, TBeautiful Snow.T must have been looking at it for the first time 1t awakened such continents in me
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STEAM ROLLER USED
 WITH GREAT VIGOR
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 took occasion to explain the Douglas meeting and what had been done there. He told how it was called and defended it. Ed WittsS G.cG spoke against the motion and paid uls attention to the snap convention. >IeOrge Jay also took a few shots a. u David Bcnshimel then defended he action taken in Douglas, espe- cIal.y relative to the question of a quorum. In so doing he had recourse to law terms and quoted at length. Again he asked for the caucus in the interest Of harmony. John Doan told how a caucus at Phoenix in 1908 .rought harmony from discord and peace from warfare and asked for q repetition of the episode. H. ". Akin declared that he was in favor of haT- mony at any price, especially if he had 10 fight to get 1t. Meantime Mike Cassidy had turned a few brOadsides into the enemy at the outset Of the rattle and it was his fusilade that first tended to throw them into disOr- der ard brought about the efforts Of John DOan and David BenshimOl to rally their forces and check the rout.
 Now the Douglas contingent vas in disorder and Chairman Gardner and others joined in pouring in hot shot. questions that could not be satisfac- toriy answered. The end was near. It only needed a vote to tell the tale. The steam roller was running smooth ly now and those behind the machine were in smiles. The vote showed the Douglas crowd to be practically all alone. Tally one for Gardner, Cassidy et al
 Steam Roller Busy
 Following this vote the work of or ganization actually began. II. w.. Aiken nominated A. ii. Gardner for reelection and there was no other nomination. Here the steam roller was again brought into play, appar- eutly just 10 show the power of the machine, for Chairman Gardner call ed upon John Doan. chairman of the committee that formed in Douglas, 70 put the question. Again the Dolfg- las crowd were down and taking the count. Then Harry Locke was nomi- mated unanimously for secretary and another blow had been dealt the val leyites. This ended their agony and gave them an opportunity to rally sui ficieutly to retreat in order to save their shattered army from utter dis astef
 Upon motion MessrB. Mckee, Nerran, Evans and Jay, with Dr. Wright, the only noninsurgent member from Doug | las, were appointed a committee on I credentials, Mrs. Grove, Doan and Benshimel being passed over by the chair. and a recess was taken to per init of the examination of credentials and proxies.
 When the meeting was again called | to order it was found that there were ! sixty-eight committeeman and there /. were thirty proxies. Then all went
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

WHAT'S THE
 ANSWER2 Did you ever sit and on1er, Sit and wonder what in thunder Is the use ot S' tue hurry, All The skurry and the worry, Al, tLe work and all the hustle, All the rustic and
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The Disturbing
 Element

No" said the girl in the gray pongee. as she put aside her green silk parasol and proceeded to hunt down half a dozen hatpins lost in the maze of tiny green buds on the gray hat. I'm through campingi"
 Her audience sat up and gasped in wonder. The girl in the gray pongee vas the champion camper of the neigh borhood
 I've camped for the last timei" she said. emphatically. after allowing a proper time to elapse. for the sake of impressiyeness It's grown worse and worse every year. but this year it was positively unbearable.
 When we first started camping, !" explained the girl in the gray pongee. I've made an ironelad rule that we would lead the simple life. We would live in our gym clothes. eat our meals in go-as-you-please fashion and pass the evenings in whatever gsrb pleased us most; in fact. be perfectly natural for the whole two blessed weeks.
 Tt was such a relief to know that you could luxuriate for these two weeks in bloomers and blouses, or in wet bathing suits, without having to worry lest somebody accidentally see you. l used to count on 1t all winter when I went around strapped into dresses that would have burst if l had had another eighth of an inch of circumferencei
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
aForeisn peviiy Now
lPrOEllnnce Rnlleilnl

The dominion of the modernlst in the Chinese revolutionary. troubles is attested by the rebels effective pro- tection Of foreigners in this uf- rising. for once the foreign devils motive is lacking.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

In a purely brotherly spirit We would remind the Globe Silver-Belt and the Globe Democrat that the most eminent alienists make a distinction between honest indignation and rabies.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
LOS ANGELES TAKES A HEROIC SEMEDY.

n FtE RSI( hE
 When, a few years ago. a lot of dis Eruntled and discredited politicians or eanized the progressive" movement in Los Angeles they started something that they have failed to stop. In less sentiment in that town undergoes . decided change within the nexy month, Los Angeles will have a SO cialist mayor and probably, @ working socialist government. This consum- nation would only be the logical en,l toward which things have been tend ing in Los Angeles for the last three years.
 Several things have contributed to the amazing showing of soclalistic strength in the primaries last Tues day. We do not believe that the so- cialistic sentiment is as strong as is indicated in the 2o,GOO votes cast for Hartman, giving him a plurality Of almost 1000 over Alexander the Good Government candidate for mayor. It is impossible that the socialist strength of Los Angeles could have been in- creased tenfold within two years.
 The vote for Hartman, We believe, is largely protest against the exist. ing order which was folsted upon the people under false pretenses. at a time when Los Angeles needed a change. Corruption, vice and official nismanagement were rampant. Hero was an opportunity for sincere re formers but it was embraced by d coterie of gentlemen under the guise nf reformers. The racords of some oi them should have been sufficient tC cast doubt upon their purposes bu they came as a gift horse 10 the olsmoring people who did not look ii the mouth. The pendulum was given 1; violent jerk which many misinter I'reted to be swing in the other di recuon.
 Within year it has become paten ;hst a rule more rigid than any eve set up by political ring had beel established Most of the rulers wer, outside Of official life and therefor the ring was less responsible to the ped pie than any that had heretofore exist ed. It had also become plain that tn members Of the ring. in the name o the people" that magic phrase Of th' demagogue, were using the govern ment for their own purposes. mear while keeping up the din of Reform and Greater Los Angeles
 Mayor Alexander who had been re garded as an honest and farmerlik old gentleman. Of some force or chal acter, was at last seen to be nothinI but A fgure-head. This fact was large Iy revealed by his vacillation in tn matter of the cross-town street raj way franchise in which he sceme for a time to yield to those who ha gs.Iine and material interest in th establishment Of cross-toVn lines. bu finally he gave way 10 those who ha placed him in power and had a sel IsA reason r'1y such lines shoHid no be put in under the terms of the pr' posed franchise This and other inc cents indicated that Alexander va not the real mayor Of Los Angeles 70 that the voters began casting abos to select at the first opportunity
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Family TToubIes

Fa0IIy TTouDIto l thought I'd the money to pay for my coal; I had it all salted down there in the bank. But now I've discovered tha I'm iH a hole, And it is my wife who has cut np prank. drew out the money; my pocket she picked. And when l discovered it, we had spat, And here's why 1 rOundly protested and kicked She blew in the money uE0n fall hat,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
ouR EuRNAcE sYMPosluM.

Mrs. G. II. L. writes: We have fol lowed your advice about putting ashes on the fire al night and we are now all out of ashes. Can you tell us where we can get some more?
 Any of our members having ashes to spare can help this unfortunate family in an hour of need? Don't all speak at once.
 Anxious inquirer says: We have been using soft ccal in our furnace and find that we can now write our names on the wallpaper anywhere in the house with our fingers. We would use hard coal if it were not so hard to get and besides that the cat sleeps in the coal bin and naturally prefers the soft coal and my wife thinks so much of the cat that l hardly dare change. What would you alyise2
 Under all circumstances do what your wife wants you to. There is no alternative that will provesatsfactory
 II. r. NJ writes-In order 10 keep my fire going all night l take 1t out of the furnaces entirely and lock it uu in the fireiess cooker. find it re- mains nice and warm until morning and then remove it and put 1t back in the furnace. Perhaps some ag the sbrothcrs and sisters have not heard ol tkis plan and l gladly offer it.
 THESE MUST MAKE ANANlAS
 JEALOUS,
 "I never smoke anything but lG' cent cigars
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
RAus MT FEM.

Telephone friends who call up al night.
 Automobile searchlights. Rubber cherries in lemonade Shirts that are ironed at home. Creamed dried beef. Hammock novels. Amateur athletes who brag about it.
 Corned beef hash. Wife's pens.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

The falling away of the Good Gov ernment vote in Los Angeles empha- sizes the immortal truth that you can't fool most of the people much of the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
Have a Care

fWashiDeton POsD What does T'ilisburg pFomote2 demands the Gazette Times. Ans wers to this query should De word ed carefully 10 ayoid violation oi the postal regulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
If He But Knew.

Sergeant Murphy (drilling men of av kward squad)-lf oi knew which of ye two spa!peens vas out ay shtep, old run i'm right in to th' g'ardroom. Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
Engiish too Good
(Albany Journal.

INIUlUJ IUWTWdII
 A New York policeman picked. up two runaway boys whose language he could not understand. Perhaps they spoke pure English.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Our old friend, the Balkan war cloud. Is pretty small potatoes now adays in comparison with others which loom hp on the horizon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

have concluded that they talk mes; of Outrages.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
 Your druggist will refund money H PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding O. PToTuding Piles in 6 to l4 days, Soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Somehow, a barelOoted woman al- ways shocks man. A man know 5 woman has feet but he hates to see them.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

The trsnscontinental ayiators seem disposed to hover around over Ari- zona for a while.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Some of the candidates are already complaining Of the high cost or run ming
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Some men are like photographs {; every day they reel OfT exactly the same records.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

T try moi to be prejudiced, but do not make much headway against 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Copyright 1911, by George Matthew Adams.l
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Some people think that if they do not eat with a knife, or drink out Of a saucer, that is enough to know about etiquette
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Experience indicates that If girl wants a husband. she must get out and hustle for one, the same as a man hustles for a job.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

copylight. iau. c. \. aIathor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

It always makes a man mad to ask him to be identified.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

IL makes very little difference with some men whether they make a state ment on oath at the eonr; house or on the streee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
c untry Tow n
 s GyIngs
By Ed" Howe

Somehow, a barefooied woman al- ways shocks man. A man knows woman has feet but he hates 10 see them
 What do people talk about most have concluded that they talk mes; of Outrages.
 Some men are like photographs; every day they reel of exactly the same records.
 Some people think that if they do not eat with a knife, or drink out Of saucer, that is enough to Lnow about etiquette. IL makes very little difference with some men whether they make a state ment on oath at the eOnrt house or on the streee.
 A great trick of pretty women is not to be very fond Of anyone.
 The popularity oi dcss is due to a story told yeas cgo, and never au- thenticated, thE; there was once deg that would go afJec COWS.
 It always makes a man mad 10 ask him to be identified.
 Experience indicates that If a girl wants a husband. she must get out and hustle for one, the same as man hustles for a job.
 T try moi to be prejudiced, but do not make much headway against 1t. CCopyright 1911, by George Matthew Adams.l
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

The popularity ol dCss is due to story told yeas ego, and never au- thenticated, thE; there was once a deg that would go aGte- cows.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

A great trick of pretty women is not to be very fond Of anyone.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15

No. 6491, Probate Docket. 10Th Judicial Dis
trict Court, Parish of st. Landry, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
NYoTICE OF TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF Una LEWIS.

No. 64o5, Probate Docket, District Court.
Parish of St. Landry, La.
Whereas, Morris Keys, Administrator of
the above named estate, files a n taDleau
of said succession, accompanied by his
petition praying for the h-omologation Of
anne:
And whereas, prayer of said petition has
been granted by an order OF court bearing
date. April Is. 1911.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to
all parties interested to make opposition to
said tableau to file same in writing in my
ONCE, within the time required by law why
the said tableau should mol be homologated
and confirmed.
YVES ANDREPONT,
apl15-2t Clerk Of Court.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
Important Announcement.

Shute's Drug Store has just re-
eeived a fresh supply of zEMO and
Zemo Soap.
Zemo is remarkable remedy, a
clear liquid for external use. The
first application will instantly relieve
the most intense itching, quickly re-
moves blotches, pimples, blackheads,
eczema, dandruf, letter and other
forms CT skin or scalp humors
whether on infant or grown person.
Zemo Soap is the new antiseptic skin
soap. is the purest and sweetest of
medicinal and toilet soaps, relieves
and quickly cures prickly heat,
.rashes, hives, chaing and other
forms of skin affection so prevalent
among infants. Especially adapted
for persons with a delicate or tender
skin.
Shute's Drug Store has a limited
supply of samples of Zemo and zemo
soap. A sample of each will accom-
plish wonders and will demonstrate
their great merit to those who have
any form of skin or scalp eruption.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-04-15
SUCCESSION SALE.
ESTATE OF MARY MARTEL.

- Z%E
No. 6491, Probate Docket 18th Judicial Dis
trict Court, Parish of st. Landry La.
BY virtue of an order of h Hon.. B. 81.
Pavy, Judge of the 18th Judicial District
Court of louisiana, In and for the Parish of
auction. to the last and highest bidder by
the undersigned auctioneer at the last
residence of the deceased in Euntce, or
Saturday, April 20, 1911,
at II O'Clock a. M. the following described
property, to-Wft:
/. Two certain lots of ground situated In
Nos, n ~ mt two ~ in block thirty
sever (37) In original plat of the town of
Hunice, La together with all the build
tngs and Improvements thereon.
2. Two certain lots Of ground, situated in
block number forty-slx, vacant lots.
g.. One lot of household furniture and
kitchen utensils,
4. Qne COW n calf.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
The movable ehects to be sold for cash,
and the real estate to be sole On the follow.
Ing terms n conditions, to-Wit: One
third cash. n the balance on a credit of
said sale to be evidenced by notes of the
purchaser to his oWn order and by him in
dorsed, bearing eight per cent interest per
annum from the date of adjudication until
paid, secured by special mortgage n ven
lien and privilege on the property
sold, and all the usual security clauses In
GLIDING ten per cent attorneys fees in event
Of suit.
EDWARD DARDEAU,
mar25-6t A%uctioneer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-12-21

lngton Pomona Grange was the one
who introduced the resolution at the
State Grange To establish four
Scholarships at the Agricultural
College at Burlington or Randolph.
Same to be won by competitive exam
nation. One to be given from each
section Of the state, Open to all
Changers 6 years Of age or under
25, boys or girls. After some dis
cussion II was adopted. and the
State Master, State Lecturer and
the Chairman OF the FIX. Committee
we're appointed q committee to ar
range the details. The Scholar
ships will be available for the winter
term Of 1912 and 1913 II will con
gst of a nine weeks course with all
expenses paid, and will be well
worth trying for. II is a good move
in the ght direction. and We hope
it Will ye' ult IN Pomona and subor-
dinato iran ges establishing Scholar
slips ia their own 'orritory out Of
their surplus funds No better use
could be uYle of th'ir money, and
as an inves'ripi.t il would repay
every dollar rut n by increastEs
membership, and an increased inter-
est in farm work and subjects. The
cost of the nine weeks course Is $65
everything included,