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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
DOUGLAS WILL FIGHT
 AUTOMOBILE HONKS
Noise Down There Is Getting to Be Nuisance,
 They Say
lDouglas Internatlonal.l

According to the temper Of some oi she members of the council there Is likely to be something doing re- garding new regulations for the au- tomObIe drivers in this city, public and private. During the last ten days many of the autoists in this city. some private and some public. have been creating a nuisance by the continual din of their hOnking apparatus. There is an ordinance in the city that proposes that the auto mobiles must sound their horns at every street crossing, and when the police notified the automobile own CTS that the city laws must be obey ed the noise began and has been kept up ever since, greatly to the annoyance of many of the residents of streets where the machines are passing frequently.
 Some of the auto drivers have squealing whistles which are bad enough to set a nervous man or wo- man on edge Others do not con fine their noise to street crossings, but keep up the squawl from street crossing to street crossing. causing a bowling blue streak from one side of the city to the other.
 This caused a belief, at least by the acting mayor. Frank Ramsey. that the autois.s are trying to run 1t over" the city authorities and hc stated yesterday that he was in ia vor of repeating the street crossing noise ordinance and cutting down the speed limit to a gait which would not render any alarm neees- sary and then raising the license for automobiles to such an amount as would bring revenue sufficient to employ an extra policeman whose business it would be to enforce the slow speed limit.
 The Daily International has heard many complaint about the prevail ing noise caused by the honking and soueallng automobiles. Many believe that the requirement that there should be sounding of the honk at every street crossing is a nuisance. but the strong sentiment is in favor of a strict enforcement of the speed limit
 IL Is likely that the automobile owners and drivers and the city council will get together in a sober spirit and come to a proper regula- ton of the machines within the city limits which will be satisfactory to all and relieve the public of the pres ent disturbing condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
MIR. BERGER 4 TRAILER.

Victor Berger. the only socialist member of the national house of representatives. has astonisheJ, as- founded. staggered. flabbergasted many conservative" persons by in troducing a bsll providing, that all persons over 60 years old shall be pensioned out of an appropriation ot ss5o.O0o.0Oo a year from the feder- al treasury. Yet Mir Berger is mere ly trailing behind such eminent economists as Nelson W. Aldrich and Serene E. Payne. They have long advocated and stoutly maintain ed a greater graft for another class. Under their system of the ezploita- ton of the ultimate consumer for the benefit of the manufacturing class more than S35o, 100000 of the profits of honest tcll have been GOV cred annually into the coffers of men who are not all over GO years old, and many of whom never did a great deal of actual work in their lives The last republican platform brazenly declared for pensions for this class of parasites in its clause indorsing a tariff system providing a reasonable profit" for manufact- urers.
 If Mir Berger's proposal is objec- tionable. and Of course 1t is, how much more objectionable is the greater similar graft advocated by the kid-gloved aristocrat of finance ard law-making to whom socialism that would coddie the old and oTo- ken down is as the proverbial reG rag to the bull.
 Mr. Berger does not propose 8 Eea kind of graft, but merely rainin cation of an old system that thc awakened intelligence of the bread winners of America should cause to be abolished.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
4 MoToR FoR HousEwoRk

Keeping the silver clean was ore of my greatest difficulties, say s Mary Pattison in an article in Success Magazine" After consid- erable thought 1 invested the first fifty dollars saved in an electric buffing motor which. l thought, could later be used for other pur- poses. In my effort to have it strong. I chose a too powerful one. It proved dangerous to stay in the room with t while in operation, fer it threw slnail things, such as salt cellars and spoons. wildly about in the air 1 again began investi- gationa, however, and finally sue ceeded in finding what seems to me to be the best general ma. chine for all domestic uses
 This electric motor, which ar. proximated the ideal, vas used with dinerent attachments to perform all the duties Of ordinary housekeep- ing Merely touching a button did away with much of the drudgery of the past. Before long it became al- most 8 personality in the house hold. James the Great we nani- ed him, because he surpassed the most efficient butler in thorough ness, dexterity and swiftness. With his assistance I can myself per form all the duties attendant upon housekeeping in less time than Il would have taken me to tell the three servants what was to be done.
 The motor is light enough to be moved to any part of the kiteh- GU or throughout the house h. depeadent of all attachments, fl nevertheless can be NNurned to any sort Of work. N3ASiHg is too heavy or too trivial A Atuple cord connection with an ordinary sixteen eandie-power outlet gives the nec- essary power. Thus equippeL what does James the Great" rot dos Roll him to the coffee mill and in less than a minute he wHl have the coffee ground for breakfast He freezes ice-cream for diuBer in six minutes after it has been put into the freezer; he grates cheese to chocolate on baking day chops meat, pOlishes silver. Place him in contact with the suction sweep CT in any room which has an in. c8ndescent lamp attachment and be will clean the house. He does not object to brushing the shoes or even to doing tho family washing for part of bis equipment is an electric tub.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
ANTS GET CUCUMBER
 COLO AND DECANP

F. E. McCrary accidentally discov- cred. this week, new way of in ducing ants to change their abode, says the Courdand Arizonan. He tossed a lot of cucumber peelings around the main entrance to d big ant nest. situated near hls back door, The ants degoured the peel lngs with avidity, then retired to their subterranean domiciles to give digestion Q chance. But in the meantime they had rot been un- mindful of their queens weakness for good things to eat and had car ried her a liberal supply of the newly discovered delicacy.
 A few moments later. declares Mac, the queen and her retinue ei retalrers marched out of the portal Of the ant castle. followed by the entire colony of ant subjects. and with their backs bumped up like that of a camel, straightway disap- peared in the underbrush. They never returned and Mac thinks they perished from cucumber collie. Since witnessing the performance he has tried this moving food" on several adjacent ant colonies with the same results.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
c. [. A. U. coNvENTIoN.

sCRANON. Pas Aug. s.-Delegates and visitors from many widely sepa- rated parts Of the United States and Canada filled College Hall today when the Rev. Peter j. O'Caliahan called
 10 order the annual convention Of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America. Prior to tho opening os the convention sessions the delegates marched in a body to St. Peters Cath edrai, where a special pOnudeal mass was celebrated by the apostolic dele gate. the Most Rev Diomede Faiconic.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
PRESS COMMENT
srATE DIVISION IN TEXAS
CE Paso Times)


 There is small cloud that is looming up on the Texas political horizon that is already causing some consternation in the circles that have been able to distinguish it's appearance. and as it is becoming larger and mere ominous as it mounts higher in the range Of their vision, there is general wonder how it is ali going to end
 The people of South Texas have taken fright at the growth and de velopment of the prohibition sen:i- ment in Texas and the near ability of the prohibition element of the state to dominate it's affairs. They sec in the present situation the menace Of actual statewide prohi- bition, and if there is anything On earth that the average South Texan does not want it is statewide pro hibition.
 After a careful study Of the sltu- ation. the South Texan has arrived at the conclusion that the only method by which South Texas can hope to escape the impending dry spell in Texas is through the me dium of state division, and while the matter is not being agitsted just yet to any great extent, there is work going on in that direction that may be fraught with much import ance so far as the present state of ! Texas is concerned.
 The plan of those who are work ing on this scheme of state division is said to be to create about three states out of Texas. a procedure the people Of Texas are free to indulge in at any time they see fit under the terms of the annexation agree ment under which Texas surrender ] ed her sovereignty as Q republic and entered the Union. There would have to be TO such procedure as is ! witnessed in the case of Arizona and New Mexico. who have been knocking at the door of the Union SO long. The additional states ere ated cut Of Texas could go right in without any delay.
 while visiting in San Diego vas positively assured by John D.. spreckels that the proposed San Diego Phoenix road would be built into Phoenix within the next two years. AS matter of fact. work has already begun on this road from the san Diego end of the fine and win he pushed with all rapidity to Phoenix
 The above extremely important statement was made yesterday to a Democrat representative by George Purdy BuIlard. Of Phoenix. who re- turned home from California. where he has been for the past month
 In addition to being assured by lMr spreckels. who is the moving srl-it behind the construction of tho new road, that 1t was actually ai tho present time being built towards Phoenix and would reach here with In tzo years, Mr. BuIlard. had nun
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
CONVENTION OF SHIPPERS.

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 5.-An eNni- bition of choice specimens of apples eIown in Washington, Oregon. Mon tana, Idaho. Colorado. New York and other states attracted attention at the opening here today of the annual con vention of the International Apple Shippers association. The marvellous growth of the apple industry within the past few years is evidenced by the convention attendance. which is much larger and of more rerresenta- tive character than ever before. The proposed reciprocity agreement Dc tween the United States and Canada ana its probable effect upon the apple growers is one of the subjects that viii receive attention during the three daye' sessions of the convention
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
HoPE FoR
EGG CONSUMERS.

Now comes Mir Victor Clairmont, of Santa Cruz, California. with the claim that he is able to keep eggs perpe;ually fresh. It is not lime CT cold storage. His secret is a so- lutien, into which he dps the eggs This dipping closes the pores in the shell and consequently the ogg re- mains fresh for an indefinite period
 Mir. Clairmont's method, ft seems, has been g subject of judicial in- vestigation. As an egs expert Of long standing he was called not long ago to manage the egg exchange Of santa Cruz. His claim to be able to preserve Che freshness Of eggs indefinitely was brought 10 the at tcntion Of the chamber Of commerce of that place. which instituted a test. Several cases undoubtedly fresh were purchased and the eggs put through the Clsirmont process. Then they were distributed among the officers of the chamber of com merce. Three months passed. after which various samples were brought forward and tested in strons  light All proved to be clear Some of the committee Of business mea had the eggs cooked-some in one way and some in another. All were satisfied, so we are told. with the result. The eggs were sdH fresh. The inventor now has on hand so- ooo dozen eggs Except by accident he does not expect to lose a single one.
 Mr. ciairinont has made a strong bid for a place high up on the roll of the worlds benefaefors. If his in- vention holds good there eventually nav be relses for the consumer from inc sbominaaons Of the cold stor- a.e egg as we know it at present The purchasing masses who nave Been oavins out good money for bad
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
SPECIAL POLICE GET
 RAILROAD COMMISSIONS

PHOENIX, Aug. 9.-At the office of Governor Sloan yesterday com missions were issued to twenty-six men to act as special railroad police along the main line of the South ern Pacific company, the men to De stationed between Tucson and Gila Bend.
 The commissions were issued at the request of Superintendent Scott of the local division and superin- tendent Dyer of the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific.
 Superintendent Scott left his of flee early today for a trip out over the line and it was impossible to secure a statement from him. How ever. it was learned that the special railroad officers are being commis- stoned to guard the main line sFa. Inst possible trouble. which it $ thought may result from the strike of bOilermakeFs.
 At the local offices of the Arizona Eastern 1t was stated today that the strike Of boilerEakers had not af- fected the mechanics employed fin the shops. here. and it was not thought that the men in Phoen.x would become entangied in any way with the troubles of the men work ing in shops along the main line
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
ALsEMARLE noRsE sHoW.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Aug g. Because of the prominence of EdanT O. the exhibitors and Inc large field of show and race horses entered, more than usual interest has been aroused in the annual exhibition of the Abe marie Horse Show association, which opened here today and will continue over tomorrow. Among the partici- pants are several of the cavalry off cers who took part In the recent in teTnational horse show In London.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
 IN MEXICO BETTEF
(Douglas International l,

E. J. Schrader. prominent min ing man of Sonora. arrived thi morning from Fl Paso, after an ab sence of several months spent i eastern cities. Asked how he fount conditions in the north and easi Mir. Schrader stated that bushes. conditions generally are improving that a number of the large factorie have orders away in excess of theh capacity. and that now there arc comparatively few men out of em- ployment as compared with the con. dit;ons a year or so ago
 Continuing 8Ir. schrader said that the crops throughout the east and middle west are away ahead of ex- pectations this year and that he found wherever he went indications of prosperity.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
LOVING CUP FOR oAYNoR.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Mayor Gay nor was presented with massive liver loving cup today to remind Aim his narrow escape from as assinatioE just one year ago, when le was shot by the discharged city vatchman. Gallagher. The cup was subscribed for by a committee of leading citizens of New York. It vas presented to the mayor in the alderrianie chamber Of the city nall United States Senator O'Gor- nan made the address of presenta- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
EIehTh ANNlvERsARY.

ROME, Aug. g. The eigth anniver- sary of the coronation of Pope Plus x was observed today with the customary
 mass and reception in the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican. The function was attended by brillian assemblage of cardinals. bishops, diplomats and members of the nobility. The Pope was unable to take part in the celebra- ton owing to the fact that he Is still weak as a result of his recent illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
Country Town Sayings
 (By "Ed" Howe)

Every man has scheme that won't work
 The older the man the longer he locks at a paper before signing 1t.
 If you expect to get rich you must also make money when times are dull
 When the men meet a bride. they look at her face; the women look at her clothes.
 My idea of really prominent cit izen Of a town is one who does not want to be postmaster
 Everyone who diets often says wearily. Dieting does no good" As a matter of fact 1t does.
 Every time boy comes with a package. the enc receiving it says: Why didn't you bring it sooner
 Nearly every man has a story oi a bully getting whipped And how few people enjoy hearing of a bully being whipped,
 According to the real estate agents the average renter expects that all the money he pays for rent be expended on improvements to the building he occupies.
 A bride is paid so much atten- ton that she is badly spoilt, unless she is a very unusual woman. But in about three weeks she begins to recognize her own mother. and after that she returns to earth rapidly. Copyright. 1911, by George Matthew Adams.)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
ENDS WASHINGTON WsIT. .

WASHINGTON, D. e. Aug. 9.-A large crowd in which were included many representatives of the govern .ment. the navy and the foreign diplo- matic corps assembled at the capital. The distinguished Japanese naval hero expressed his warm appreciation of the cordial welcome and the many feat ures Of entertainment that had marked his visit to Washington. Admiral Togo and his party will spend tomorrow in Philadelphia ana then proceed to New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
sourH cARoLINA vErERANs

COLUMBIA. s. C., Aug. S.-Pre1- aratlons on an elaborate scale are being made for the reception and entertainment pf the Confederate veterans and their friends who are to meet here the latter part of this month for their annual state reunion. The reunion was originally scheduled to begin today, but was postponed for two weeks in order not to conflict with other gatherings.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10

erous conversations with prominent members Of the San Diego chamber of commerce and they all told him the road would positively reach Phoenix within twenty-four months Also said they. the members of the chamber of commerce, intended to visit Phoenix next winter in a body in an effort to bring about closer trade relationship between the two cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
KILLS THE
DANDRUFF GERM
Stops Falling Hair.-others Initiate and Make Similar Claims, but the Genuine and Original
 Dandruff Germ Destroyer
 Is Newbro's Herpi-

Is NeWbro's HerPi-
 eide.
 The discovery of the dandruff germ as the cause Of all hair troubles is not a recent event Prof. Unna gave the germ theory to the world in 1887 and two years later Sabouraud by his experiments with a rabbit proved beyond a doubt the actual existence of this germ.
 On the heels of this establishment of the germ theory came the dis coverv of Newbro's Herpicide This was the first and only remedy for the destruction of the dandruff germ. There have been other prepare tions alleged to kill this germ, stop falling hair and itching of the scalp. But Newbro's Herpieide really does these things. For this reason it has long been known as the original rem edy and the only one that is genu- inc.
 Don't be fooled by preparations which are trading upon the marvel ous success of Herpicide. Remember you take no chances with Newbro's Herpicide It is absolutely guaran- teed.
 For sale by all druggists.
 Applications at good barber shops. The Herpieide Company, of De- troit, Mich. Dept. R.. will send a sample bottle and booklet upon re- ceipt of 10c in postage.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
REAL SLEEP IN WHITE LAKE

WHITE LAKE, N. r., Aug S.- Two thousand persons sleeping in the nearby summer boarding hops=s did not hear an explosion t3-.sC blew open the safe sns wrecked the postofhce here The burglar got s2.000 in msney and stamps. walked four miles to MoDgaup Valley. saOie a horse and wagon belonging to Mrs. Simons of New York City and dis appeared.
 The robbery was discovered when the postmaster arrived at 3.30 a. m. to send of the early mall.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
, wEsT vlRelNlA [. o.I Q. 2.

HARMONY. W. Va, Aue. 3.--FaIr' mont is entertaining for the first timc in her History the grand encanpment egates from the local lodges through out the state were in attendance at the formal opening of the gathering today In connection Sith the grand eneamp- ment the Patriarchs Militant are hold lug their annual session.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
CARNIVAL AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH. N. J.. Aug. g. This famous resort is donning her gay est holiday attire in preparation for the annual carnival, which will begin tomorrow and continue throughout the remainder of the week. Hotels, board ing houses, and cottages are filled with visitors and all indications point to one of the largest crowds ever enter tained here.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
COMES TO MEET eoTcH

SOUTHHAMPTON. Aug 9l--ieorge Hackenschmidt. the well known vrest- Ter. sailed today for New York en route 10 Chicago. where he is to en- gage in contest with Prank Gotch early next month in an effort to regain his title to the worlds champion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10
DR. c. M. HORN, THE LOS ANGELES DENTIST "NEvER HURT A BIT"
| WANT TO TALK

"NEvER HURT A siTD
 | WANT TO TALK directly to you about your teeth.
 First of all. I promise hrst- class dental work, guaranteed for 10 years.
 SecohS--I prou,.-- -=at to rurt bit, no matter what you need to have done to your teeth.
 Third-I promise to be neder- ate in my charges.
 have made the greatest of all discoveries in the science or dentistry, viz, how to fill, crown or extract teeth without pain.
 use no drugs, no narcotics, but have something so much better than either that it is not to he named in the same breath with them.
 It is my discovery. and l pro pose to give my patients the ben eft of that discovery, free or any charge.
 other dentists may find out how do this painless work in time, but you can't hnd 1t out side of my office now.
 Win you let me do your dental work and enjoy your visit here, or go elsewhere and suffer all sorts Of torture2 It is up to you. Let me repeat First-Firsi-class dentistry, 10 years guarantee. Second Absolutely no pain. It IS worth a visit 10 my ot- flee on suspicion, isn't ltg Ask for me. OR. c. VI. HORN, Dentist soi-23 Psntaeez Theatre Bldg. 556 s. Broadway, Los An9eles,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10

eggs will hope ferFently that the Californian may not be in error as Ito the value of his discovery.
 The Graham Guardian steps right up in open meeting and announces itself for Hon. Mark Smith for sen ator Says the Guardian: Tt is not the intention of this paper to make any party nomination for the democratic rarty in case of state hood. But we wish to state our po- sition regarding one office and one man. We are in favor of nominat- ing and electing Mark A. Smith frs United States senator from the ste of Arizona and believe every demo crat in Arizona feels as we do"
 Yuma is all agog over an expect ed visit from Kermit Roosevelt. son of Theodore. who distinguished him self both with gun and camera in the wilds of Africa. Mir. Roosevelt is going into Mexico below Yuma to study the game and game life Of that country.
 The Tucson Citizen has already opened its batteries on Senator Eugene Ives. Of Tucson. We doubt if the Citizen will be able to en- Tighten the people regarding Mir Ives and we suggest to that paper that it would be just as well if ac- corded decent treatment to candi- dates who may aspire for 8 sena- torship or any other office So far as this paper ts concerned, it hopes to see all democrats reach an agree ment that Hon. Mark Smith shall have the first call for a senatorship from the new state. as he is one of the ablest and most deserving men. having served this territory in con gress for sixteen years ard never having had even the suspicion of unfaithfaness resting upon him.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10

Copyright. 1911. by George Matthew Adams)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-10

eggs will hope ferTently that the Californian may not be in error as Ito the value of his discovery.