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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-04-18
Be a Healthy Woman

Are you of the many women who think they must
suffer, times, from headaches, backaches,
vousness, asstude, depression o. spirits? With little
reasonable and natural help you old hours
hours of suffering.
Many the wide world have learned faith
Pills thoroughly
few will surely good Your digestion will BETTER
your lverm active, your bowels mi regular.
will much better will feel and look
general your
blood will helped wonderfully taking
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

arranged and q generally good time is eSpected
 The ladies auxiliary Of the Can anea club held a regular meeting Thursday afternoon. Whist was played and Mrs C. l. MnReyuolis acted as hostess. The prizes we. e awarded 70 3Irs. Harris, first, anl Mrs Haney. second.
 D. Green ot Chivatera is iu at the company hospital
 Mr. and Mrs. j. N Hausev are at Phoenix dt present. guests ct Mrs. David Cole and family.
 B. N. Pattison was in the c-;y from Bisbee this week on nliuiug business.
 II. $. Smith, manager of the Can anea-Boston mine. returned n'om Bisbee on Wednesday after spending a few days there in business coh- nectsd with the company.
 Col wm. Fife left on Sarriay for Salt Lake City. where he veHt q visit with son, after spenams six months in Cananca with his son Walter
 Travelling Auditor J. L. Page cf the $. F. de M railroad was n Can anea oil business this week.
 Angel Murillo and M. WeiiI.5 le- turned from Fl Paso this week where they went to loo. ".cr ar conditions.
 During the past week the munic- jpal government received six cases Of rifles and twenty-five cases of ammunition for Hermosillo. The am- uunition amounted 10 25.B4o TOT ras.
 Mrs. ]. E. Kelly and cnildraA are isiting in NOgales.
 Mrs A. w. Arb6ekie is st ircscrt visiting in Tucson. From there she will so to Risbee. to reside n the future
 l. F. Mills and family spent sev- eral days this week with Bishee friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

How large part does fresh air play m the numerous plans you are mak- ing Tor improving your looks? Is 1t not true that you have already selected the cream and lotion you will use, and the kind of bleach you think you will preferY believe that you have even de- cided which new face powder you will try in place of the old which has prov ed unsatisfactory But how about your plans for the greatest beautifer of all, fresh air
 Not fresh air once in while. when you happen Co go out doors-not even the daily airing out of your living rooms CT the of5oe-not the tiny crack at the top of the window which lets in an oc- casional whif of air when the wind hap pens to blow on the side of the house where y0ur sleepug-roon is situated. Not one nor all of these Drecatuio ions Will answer the purpose.
 If son would be really beautiful # g0u would hate 2 clear complexion with that iadefnalle hlcom which is so fas- cir1Gag fl you would have bright eyes and QeaChblow tiutS. you must have fresh air, not occasionally but all the time Your lungs must De supplied with oxygen iu order that the blood which circuiates through your veins will be the rich. Tcd blood that brings health aud aitaliiy and a good digestion
 II fresh air is good for you at any time. there is no time when it IS not good for ygu. If your lungs need fresh air IT ihe daytime, they certainly need # at night Fresh air means clean air; air which has not become vitiated w;fll waste natter You would hesitate Co take into your stomach anything you knew was not cleanly. but do not stop to realize that frequently the air you are taking into your lungs is positively unclean. uraEoicsorne and uuhcaltifuls
 Ihe first rrdi1onts of hygiene will tcach us the necessity for fresh air If VIC would be beautiful We can also make an almost immediate denloustra- ton for ourselves, because a sallov skin vii show marked improvement in less than week when tte constant inhala- .:on of perfectly fresh air has replaced the careless habit of breathing vitiated ai- from auyeatilated rooms.
 sIf ycu are troubled with pimples and er1p,ioEs of the skin, fresh air may not eliminate them entirely but it sill be Of great as-ist2nce. If your eyes arc not briplt and your head fecls d';ll and sturid sfry inc opcn-aiF remedy fer fsytnty-fossr hours of the day ! caa slClo>t ouarautee ehai ihe iulluess will
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
SOCIAL. SIDE
(oontinued from Page s)

were presented with the favors. two handsome bouquets of sweet peas. Mrs. B. 4. Packard, Mrs. J. P. Sex ton and Mrs. NJ L. Downs presided at the tea table
 The young peopic who belong to Inc Freshman class of the High school enjoyed a days outing at Slaughter's ranch last Saturday. I .4ey left the High school building at an early hour and upon their ar rival at the ranch, they played Sames and were as happy as only carefree young people can be. In groups of twos and threes, they whiied away the hours. and the time passed all to quickly An abundant picnic luncheon was served, after which they returned to their homes Mrs. J. B. Ormond chaperoned the young people who were. Kathryn Ormond. Elsie Warr. Ira Vaughan, age, Marguerite POiser, Margaret Willie Davis. Jessie Hill, Lucille Say Fast. Carrie Taylor. Ola Hilburn, Bessie Roark, Agnes IITTssissina, May Miilikin, Alice Allison, COrinne Lam harf. Hazel Vestry, Frances Kim bro, Harry Elder. Joe Hinton, Caleb Rice, Norman Cupp. Charles Fast, Rudolph Roesch. Shelburn Robinson. George Seeley. Robert Brown, Till naR Lambert. Brooks Scott, James Wood, Howard Wiley and Maurice Norcop-
 The Thursday afternoon teas have been resumed at the Country club. and the street cars will run 10 the grounds every Thursday to accommo- date those who wish to attend.
 Iasr Monday afternoon the WOm- ans club held speciai meeting at the home of Mrs. M. K. Woods on hishth street. 4 number of the mem hers were present Snd Mrs. M- K. Woods, president of the cub. pre- ssdcd at the meeting Mrs. Toble-
 man and Mrs [. F. Gould were ad- lnltted into the membership of the club. which is now in nOurishing condition. New members are being admitted al every meeting and much interest is being manifested in the work The Philanthropy department, -vs,a Mrs. Joseph Calisher as chair man, has been a great help 10 the LOOT and needy of our city. the mem bers contributing generously of both time and money. X copy Of sne year book of 1911 was given 10 each member. There are at present -n fhe General Federation of Wonlen's s clnbs forty-eight state federasions, ZOO clubs, S0G.000 members. Tho number of affiliated organizations ln general federation, s. There are . foreign clubs. representing s5s ac-- i've members and q associate rnel-- bers. and one foreign federation. representing IS clubs.
 The following greeting was sent 10 the Arizona federation from the President of the General Fedora ion Wcmen's Clubs
 Dear Madame President
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
HUNTING WITH FERRETs.

Newburgh News: Rabbits ana ranrid ses have been more pienti- ful this rear in this section than in many years. Every day hunters Le seen returning 10 the city with their hunting coats and bags fairly loaded down
 The rabbits around the country have become so plentiful in the last few years that the farmers asked 10 have the laws taken off ferrets in order that tLey could be partially eN- terminated. as they were doing con siderable damage 10 their peach and rear trees. The change in the laws was made and ferrets can now be used for hunting purposes. There is such demand for ferrets for hunting purposes that their retail price mas increased over half, anu dealers are reaping a harvest, males scsine for S2 and females fo s3.5o.
 Sealskin purses at Gilmans.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

sealskin purses at Gilman's-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
PROTECT THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF AND FAMILY.
PROTECT

Pope's Herb is prepared to provide dependable household remedy, based upon the principle of purity Of blood insuring freedom from disease It is a medicine for maladies such as, Rheumatism, Liver Complaints, Con stipation, Fever and Ague, Female Disorders, Indigestion, Lumbago, Kid ney Derangements, Catarrh, Sick and Nervous Headaches. Loss of Appetite and all ailments arising from inactiv ity of the Liver and Kidneys.
 It is a purely Herbs, Barks and Roots Compound. It is put up in choe- olate coated Tablets pleasing and easy to take, Cor cah he dissolved in water)
 Mrs. J. .. Meade of HyattsviIls, Md, says:
 For years I have suffered with Bachache, Headaches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness and extreme Fatigue l tried many remedies without relief Four months ago a grateful friend induced me to write to Pope Medicine Co. Washington, D. C., for a box of Pope's Herb Compound Tablets. the very first dose of two tablets gave me relief. used not quite a Sl .OG box and I am entirely cured of the pain in my back and have no more headache.
 pr. J. V. Hennesey, a prominent Physician and Surgeon of Albany, N Y. in part says:
 "As a Blood Purifier. Liver Kidney and System regulator I prescribe Pope Medicine Go. of Washington. D. C., Herb Compound, as I have done for the past 20 years, and have found it to be great remedy, which seldom if ever fails. There are thou sands Of letters from users of Pope's Herbs. that have been benefited and cured by it's proper use. Pope's Herb Compount Tablets are put up 20U in a box, "six months treatment and will be sent postpaid on receipt o- S1.00. Each box contains a printed zdarsntee bidding us to refund the purchase price if the remedy fails to benefit, also full directions.
 Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine Co, Inc, under the Pure Food and Drugs Act, June 20. 1906. No. S4956. For terms to agents in unoeeupied
 territory, address
 POPE MEDICINE CO.,, INC.
 Pope Building, Washington, D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
ANSWERS TO QUESTION

New Reader: Your letter was re- treshius iu its directness and lack of apology. There is no reason what eve- m continuing to wear a crown oi specslcd and streaked tresscs when they can be restored without any sp many ci my readers you admire harm to either hair or health Like the white locks, when they are really snowy. bus do not enjoy the betwiNt land between period Nou can use the darkener without any fear of any III results whatever, and ] can give the you ask for when you send me the self-addreSsed envelope with Q stamp in the corner.
 Marjory x: Making up" the face is permissible under some circum- stances, but the great trouble with .the average person who uses any of the means of making up the face is that they do not know just when and where to stop Sometimes they stop so far in front of the ears that a de cided line is left between the red and .vhite of the cheeks and the yellow or brown of the natural skin at the preventing the growth of the new sides of the face and on the neck. Or, in putting a touch of dark under the lower dashes to enlarge the eyes, they but on SO wide and dark a line that the eyes are given an ugly, staring look, which spells the prettiest face. A triple mirror is an absolute essen tial for the toilet table of the woman who indulges in powder and rouge the scalp healthy and free from dan land darkening pencils, because unless she has one she never knows how the sides of her face appear
 Copyright by Jessie Louise Notion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

co From these lar away shores and soft warm air Of the CarriDean Sea, may I sent greetings 70 the clubs of Arizona.
 We are looking for great results in the work Of your splendid state. especially in matters of public health Arizona has much to be thankful for. and will, in turn, give muck 70 us from her helpful experi encc Sincerely yours.
 EVA PERRY MOORE,
 Kingston. Jamaica As il Nas decided that the meet ing of nexr Tuesady would be a re ception 70 all the club members al the home of Mrs O. L. Neer. the meeting of last Monday was the last business session of the club year. The program as outlined for the first half of next year was read by Mrs J. l. Krentz. and is as foi- lows
 Oct. 2.
 Roll Miscellaneous Quotations Current Events ..- 90 min Roll Call Quotations Current Events 50 min. Rural Life of Normandy and Brit rany Mrs McGarty The Valley of the Rhone ..---.-.-...-- Mrs. Calisher The Legend Of Brittany--Lowel,
 - Mrs Gabriel
 Nov. 6.
 Roll Call --.--------- Quotations Current Events --...- 20 min. French Homes Mrs Neer Selections from Baizac Mrs. Krentz Nov. 20.
 Roll Cali --------------. Quotations Current Events 90 min. Love Affairs and Home Life of browning Mrs. Fletcher Doan Lyrics from ~Pippo Passes
 Miss Olive Wright Paraceissss Mrs. Rice Roll Can Quotations Current Event 90 min. oberammergau Kelly Henry Southern Spain N K Wood
 Dec. ..
 Ron Can Quotations Current Events 30 min. Christmas Stories from Dickens Mrs Neer. Mrs. Benshimol and Mrs. hcGarty.
 
 All members Of rhe Womm's club are invited to be present at the reception winch win be rendered the club members next Tuesday after noon from three to six af the home of Mrs. o. L. Neer.
 o 0
 Yesterday afternoon a number oe the parents and friends of the boys and girls of our public schools gath cred in the Assembly Hall of the Twelfth street school 10 listen to an excellent program. rendered by the sixth grade pupils. who are taught by Miss zell Efeld and Miss Anna Konkei. The music, readings and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
CANANEA PERSONALS

Miss Josie Moore and Charles Wright of Cananea were married in Tucson, Ariz-. Thursday afternoon. Both of fhe contracting parties are popular young people Of Cananea and have made this their home for number of years. Mrs. Wright has been connected with the Four C-s company for about seven years and for the past few years has been cashier at the main store of tne company. Mir. Wright is in charge of the corral of the company. They are expected to return home from Tucson Saturday.
 The Cananea club will have a stag picnic in Jaralita canyon on the coming Sunday 4 progan hes been
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

Iyanish and not return til you are com pelled to spend another day in an at Imosphere that has been breathed and IrebTeathed, till 1t is not fit for a human being to dwell in.
 So great is my faith in the many bene- fits to be derived from the constant dwelling in an atmosphere that is clean land wholesome and pure, that | be- lieve ! would suggest fresh air as the first requisite for beauty, and then fol- low with the list of creams and lotions and bleaches and depilatories and an the other desired and desirable beauti- .fers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
CONSIDER STREET GRADES
Shartel Boulevard Addition
Resolutions Deferred Until
Saturday Night

Consideration 8t the grading 81
saarlel boulevard was iast night tax
ea up in council ga resolutions oi
second intention, and settlement Ras
PcsipOned 10 Saturday night The ad-
ditien has lately Deen taken into the
City The definitions fof grading are
Oklahoma avenue from Eighteenth 10
TweHt9lirst street Harrison tsom
TweHlY-First ta wehfY-See0ad vi.
las from Nlneteenth II Tweary Ser
cad Ninth from Oklahoma % Nilas
Iweufg-FirsE from Oklahoma 10
Springer, Shartel boulevard
Protests we're received on the pro.
posed grading 0i warner avenue from
Z .iteeBth 80 NiHeteenth Councilman
nunham made spirited protest
against delay saving that the CON
% tion there is dangerous and cost
ly The protest 0f property owners
was referred to the city attorney ioi
consideration Of its sufiicieaey
A protest was made against lae
water standing s Broad street and
ID gan avenue
The grade on SeNenteenfn street
Has established hg ordinance
Second street bridge conditions
weFe brought up The north en.
trance has beers HsrtlY axe1 ap and
Commissioner williamson said be-
teild rot do mast uniil sorae poll
tsx IL collected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
WARFARE At BIuN[H[lL
Governor Siubbs Asked to aid
Woman Mayor IN Fight
With City Council

Topeka. kan. sIag 1-GoVegnor
StAhbs sodaY received 4 leffer ff0u
Mfs Alice Hilton. clerk. and Ah
Rosie f Osborne marsha q tse
ttwm og HWane es4. asking bls a
sistance fog slFs Enla Wilson. roe
woman mayor. ID heF fghi vial the
cisy council The latter charges lasf
the council re'has@ 90 mleet when
aifA Wilson calls meeting and sa
slsts on meeting rAsn she toes Reg
c4si then together
t STATES ihat tae eaanell heid q
meeting III o go0m ~ the i0eal notes
ard invited Mrs Wilson % attend
tUa she declined Tsm lesteg further
charges that oae ol ihe e0gaellmea rs
asso station ageat end thar De S COX.
Li9ant thar llgAes are shipped in,o
ihe Ea@H bat fases no action to pre-.
senf Il An ieYeslie iealioa probably
vil. Sc made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
CHARTER PULLED THROUGH
WITH MAJORITY or 1874
Mayor Olsmlth Says There VIII
DO No FaCiIOus OpDOSI-
lion 10 Change

By q vote OF 1888 to 24a the city
q Guthrie erday decided to is-
sae 100000 yonds for the extension
of a park system the erection of hath
houses and the Improvement of the
mineral wells system generally. BY
q majority of ls4 ont of 1866 votes
caAr me eity adopted a charter pro
posed by q board Of freeholders
which charter provides for govern
nent by three commissioners
The carrying OF the bonds By prac-
Ficaly unanimous yo,e means the
greater Guthrie in the near future
if Is contemplated that the fund Will
be handled by q park commission
and ih8t the main proposition glll
be a municipal bath house ar Mineral
Wells park. winch giii be ire basis
Di great samitarinm system snd a
pleasure resort The fame Of the
Guthrie mineral waters. already gide
spread wil be greatly enhanced hy
ghis enthusiastic action ol the peo.
j.
ing 81 the bonds viii be of the ut-
most value III advertising Guthrie and
envtforss.
Provides for Three Commissioners.
Adoption 81 the charter viii bring
complete change " municipal at.
fairs, taking effect some time in July
The charter provides for three com
Tissionefs, one oi whom Is to be
mayor at a salary OF $500 and two
oi whom are 70 handle the other prin
Cipai departments as salaries Of ST.
500 each They have the appoint
menls OF all minor officers. The
change viii also abolish the school
board as at present constituted. SUD
sitmting 4 board OF six Ward bolin
daries are abfogared hF the new
charter
The first step in tae change will be
submission of the charter TO Govern.
or Cruce The county election board
will certify the result ana su@llit the
charter The charter provision is
That il II Is approved BIZ the govern
or there shall be d special primary
Oh the third Tuesday after approval
at which two candidates fos each OIL
rue three commis siOnerships are 10
be nominated These nominations
will be without party devices On
the second Tuesday alter Ehe primary
the general election is to be held, al
which the highest man for each posi-
tion shall he declared elected
Tha ynfa ~ prar5nr4s
The following was tne result Of the
election hy precincts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
FORMER POLICEMAN
WAS UNDER PEACE BOND
Slain Boy Denied Having Said
Anything DeTogaiOTy About
The 6IrI
sLseLaI b Lae Da-Iy Laader-

special TO the Daily Leader
Louisville, lll May Charles
taf'loiomew former policeman. 5s
ears old shut and killed Frank Cord.
rer, 81 years Old, son of F & Cord
ner, PROPRIETOR of the Rex hotei. ar
Clay City lli. twelve miles southeast
.os Louisville, $40 { o'clock last night
Five shots we're fred with a 81 cali
4er revolver. three og which took et-
iect. one iB the heaa and ywo In tine
breast
Young Cordner escorted Barthoi0-
mews daughter Alice. is years old,
rome from a theatrical performance
Bout two weeks ago. and Afterwards
hf was accused oil having made a
Gerogatory remark by Banholomew.
DO talked stir the boy and Cordner
sr TIE Cordners. becoming alarmed.
had q warrant issued f0r Barthnl0
new as young COrduer denied 'hav-
iiig said anything a9Dut the girl
Bartholomew lafer was accused of
lnatlenti0n 70 duty and lost nis place
IS 3 policeman Last aigilt Frank
C0rdner went ont on the front steps
o. the hotel to listen ~ a aand piay
karthl0msw approached q side street
and without a warning areG. The aal.
iet striking CnFdner an the hgeasi
as he fell four more shots were fired
fy Bartholomew, two - which TOOK
effect one Ia the he8d and 0ne ia the
side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05

matter Of spite woss aud vita no ias-
iiheatiOn id fact az theory
Councilman Bruce further ventur.
"a the opinion tha il wss a piece of
cirty contemplate work and the
men who did fl we're nor st ID ho.d
aay Office Morrison was disposed 20
ease the blame from the shoulders
10 the ola council saving that II was
perpetFaEed bv the mayor and was
Gcne directly at bis fasGgati0n be-
cause be had be eudeprieed of use
Of pr0l0nglng his tenure
iof two years
Street Commissioner Williams sug
gegfea test case Tie matter wiil
he presented 10 council iu
Saturday night The per
-0ns seriously affected By the cut
ere Cnief Of Police Mitchell CITY
Clerk Winslow. Street Commissioned
williamson and Police Judge Rey1-
eida The salary oi the mayor ana
cOIncilmen were 1Tactieally abolish
ee but nobody seemed 10 mind that
much The fart mat the wages of
neu iH fhe hlg departments we're cnt
30 below naif living standard Was
y har angesed everybody.
Recall Ordinance Presented
The recall ordinance drawn hv cts
attorney on direction ot council was
vesented and laid over to the next
meeiing II IL practically "a c0pY on
4 3 vnra{f urnytNfDW NJ fha Ftass. chart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05

Nashville Tenn May Upon tne
DAY meat of ssea 8a tHe sdiior 0f uI6
daughter Dg B0ls. syrian watca
maker aAe gegaifeg nf sHls elfv, t&-
cas- case ESQ marriage 80 3Fe4aeefa
aaughier e 'he maH She sd not love
Misa MarF Uu Bois the Young bride
psd been an operator with Che Cams,
teflaad Telephone company of NASH.
Y'lle ard was making $3.50 : ys8E
aben her saiior George phsg0. af
birmingham Ala caae ta ask hes
Esther for her haaa
Dl8 DI sfnls said That as daughter
Nas making good q mon and pay
saE i all pges 81 Atm. aud that Ii hel
gave her 70 phAro he sonid loss szae'
ler year and interest PAaro 4ld not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05

New York. May 5-Arcaihald
White The wasiknawa glnaneIer, aud
his wife, who was Olive gelesfe
Moore. u The B0stouiaus opera com.
pany leff gha adjoining rooms theF
had occupied in the Plaza hctel
UAak aen Frsh 4pnaarAF y f'lnrln-
nati the following day Mr. White
tiled suit for divorce tn Cincinnati
two days ag0. charging desertion ana
neglect 0f duty
AEf. and Alrs White Fe-aFpeaFea
iAis morning At the Plaza hntel aHa
resumed tenancy of the quarters they
lad previously accuple8 there Tor AZ
extended period
They came iTom TAieago. where
Mfs While had gone from Cincinnati.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
PEACE: DOVE
PERCHED At
ALTIMORE
PREVENTION OF FUTURE
WARS ACCOMPLISHED
IN RESOLUTIONS
lBy Aasoclatea pressl

Baltimore Mfv HaN Tie tt'sE
feature % the program tulay ai sas
tblFd national peace congress vas
ihe report " zee committee 8a teFo-
latiaas schedules fof presentation at
taa CLOSE oi tas afternoon meesing
fhe resolutions are 50 be a gfyssat-
zaiion q the sentiment which ias
Yifed ne sessions aad waicn MARKS
See present Development of 'he peace
moFemeui. Tue resolution endorsed
lae Ang.o.Am'g.can arbitration treat.
ieg and app5e #3 fHe proposed eele.
aratlon "a tine gndre6 years ~ peace
betNe tae g. m-a aaeaklns na.
toi@
Ai tae assern09n session Dr. e.
1genaHa Ha'lve 0t Ja8aa aaA pro.
lessor ut The University 8t Chicago
spoke % eeare 81 A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-05
NO TROUBLE IN SELLING BONDS

W X Patterson. 81 tbe city PARK
commission today siaioa that the
board w0nla lave no trouble Ia sell
ing the Si00 es8 bond issue voted on
eFday 20 improve the city parks
lie stated fha; be aa3 airesdy Bee"
offered q $3.50 premium oh she bonds
~ 4 5 Petty chairman vi the PARK
board also sia1na todaY That fHe
bonds could be sold 81 q premium 10
Chicago concerns The city CLERK
has alfeaay received Inquiries about
tee ivsne irol. bond brokers through
our the country. asking for int0rma.
ton about the bonds