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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
REPRESENTATIVES.
 HARD IFOR ARIZONA

No man in the world can do more than Mark smith eo obtain statehood for Arizona. and Mark smith could not do more than he is doing today. and has been doing for many weeks. Had it not been for Mark Smiths work she statehood bill would never have been consid- cred in ths senass committee sn territories. A
 We will get statehood. The house bnl will pass the senate by . large majority"
 These words were spoken by Su- peryisor John P. orne. who return ed to Phoenix on Monday from Washington. He arrived in Wash lington June Il, and worked with Mark Smith until the committee had yosed to report favorably the house bsil. exactly as 1t stood.
 If Arizona gets statehood we will owe it to Mark Smith" continued Mir. Orme. He and I worked night and day while was there to obtain favorable report on the part of the committee and now Mark is working to get a vote in the senate. There Is no doubt that 1t will be voted upon and that 1t will be passed. Af- ter the committee had voted to pre- veRt a favorable report to the sen ate, I had talk with Senator Vii liam Alden Smith. the chairman. He told me that he would do all in his power to persuade the three minor fly members not to present a minor ity report. He also promised to push the bill on the floor of the sen ate.
 senator Knute Nelson led the mi nority in the committee. He has an idea that we have entirely excluded the Mexicans from voting. On the day that the committee voted, nine members were present The vote stood to 9.
 T also talked with Senator Bailey just before my departure. While ne is still opposed to the bill and will vote against it. he told me that he was convinced that it was sure to pass. Mir. Bailey is preparing a speech against the initiative and referendum, which he will deliver when the statehood bill comes up"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

Refreshing toile. waters are q real necessity for the woman of dainty habits and many of these cosmetic waters can be prepared at home with httle effort and without great ex- pense. Nothing is more agreeable than a spray of cosmetic water after the tub bath at the close of a tiresome day. A little aromatic water dabbed on the face and neck will freshen one up wonderfully and often will pre-
 e.. tue tired drawn look which Is very detrimental to beauty
 ne business woman and the pro .tssional woman, whose q dlviigst hours are spent in office or school or
 srdio. will ind 1t an excelle 1t plan % keep bottle of toilet water handy -a1 two or three times during the day ID a little over the temples and lu the back of the neck and on the .ands. A little of the fragrant water nassaged into the scalp will some ti.nes have magical effect when the head feels heavy and the wits dull
 Some of the best of the purchased waters are violet. lavender, orange
 nd elder flower. but the mixtures for some preparation possess a charm for the woman who likes to be indi- y.dral in her toilet accessories. and se combination of the different in
 rcdients bring out some very dainty jH-rs
 Che of the very delightful toilet tcrs and one which is really valu-
 oie for its tonic effect. IS made from ,mple garden herbs. If these herbs ,-n be procured in the fresh state the ssuits will be more satisfactory, but
 not, the dried ones will answer The formula calls for one ounce of aycnder flowers. three-quarters of
 n ounce each of the fresh tops of ,syre rosemary, rue, sage and mint 1He dram each of calamus, nutmegs s.oves and cinnamon, all of which should be bruised; one dram of cam lhor, two ounces of alcohol and one quart of strong white wine vinegar Dissolve the camphor in the alcohol, sdd to the vinegar and put all the herbs and spices into the liquid: let t stand for ten days when it should .e strained through filter paper.
 An excellent violet water can be made by simply emptying an ounce sottle of the violet extract into ,nt of the best alcohol and shaking e mixture till 1t IS we'll blended Tt- me process, using any other seer a, answer the purpose. and i
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

IcraDappIe and heliotrope are all de- sirabie
 Heliotrope water is made from one half pint of orange-hower water, four drams of coarsly powdered vanilla. lone-half dram essence of ambeTgris, six drops oil of bitter almonds and the same amount of oil of cassia, and one quart of spirits of wine Let stand for ten days. then filter through the porus paper especially gsed i,r such purposes.
 Common cologne water requires one and one-half fluid ounces of oil lof lavender. one-half ounce oil Of rosemary, one ounce oil of lemon. twenty drops oil of cinnamon and one gallon alcohol. Mix we'll and bottle for use
 These are all good formulas and will prove satisfactory no matter which one is chosen.
 COPYRIGHT. 1911. JESSIE LOUISE NoLroN
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
Fancy Priced Farms.

There are ten Long Island suburban districts within ten miles of New Tork's city hall where agriculture Is pursued year after year notwitbstarfd- Ing the fields are assessed 8t building los prices Nor long ago a man of foreign birth who had accumulated twenty-nine adjoining acres in twenty five years. an acre or two at a lime. sold his tract for SI9sooo. He had several acres under glass. and be has rented the place for another year at 5 per cent on the selling price.-Sew York Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
Poorly Paid Actors.

According to the Cooperative Seci- sty of German Players. there are 5000 actors and actresses in Ger many compelled to live on what it calls ~the truly terrible average in- come eff $150 year after paying for costumes, travelling expenses aad agen- ey fees. Not more than 2.O00 of the lssOoo players of the various theaters Ia Germany enjoy even approximately adequate remuneration. and the soci- ety in public appeal beseeches yoanx asparsnts to avoid the stage as a pqe iessiez- f
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
YAQUI SITUATION
 NOT 50 SERIOUS
Causes More or Less Very in Mexico, But Is
 Exaggerated

The Yaqui situation is causing the new provisional government of So- nora some apprehension. but 1t Is not near so serious as has been rep resented by some of the sensational newspaper correspondents for the American press. according to the Nogales Oasis.
 Two or thr0s weeks ago. ths Is- dians made demand for restitution of certain lands. The government quieted them by an issue ,of provis- ions and clothing and a promise to do everything possible for them. Provisional President de la Barra land Francisco L Madero were com nunicated with and informed of the gravity of the situation by Provis- ional Vice Governor Gayou, at Her mosillo. Those two eminent gentle men returned reply to deal justly with the Indians and avoid bood- shed. Saturday two weeks ago a party of Yaquis went into Guaymas and had a conference with Provis- ional Governor Maytorena, who had sent to Cruz de Piedra station for their band. which is in the Bacate- te mountains. two carloads Of pro visions and supplies. The confer 'ence resulted with the selection of "a committee of three from among the Indians, which has gone to the City of Mexico to lay their case be- fore President de la Barra; and 1t. is hoped their visit to the federal capital will result in an amicable settlement of the entire question.
 From the City of Mexico it is re ported that all of those yet living who were deported to Yucatan and elsewhere in Mexico will be returned by the government to Sonora and be given lands
 There is no doubt that there are at work among the Yaquis sinister influences hoping to create trouble. 4 well known gentleman living m Hermosillo informed The Oasis edi- tor that he overheard man talking with a Yaqui. to whom he told that there had been a new deal by which everything was wiped out and all could start anew; if he owed any thing he would not have to pay the debt The Yaqui seemed incredu- lous, and his informant insisted that he was telling the truth. At that point the gentleman relating the in- cident stepped in, rebuked the mis- chief maker. and gave the Yaqui the truth of the matter-that if he is in debt the obligation is valid and will continue so until the debt is paid, notwithstanding the change in gov ernment. It is such people as the one mentioned who are stirring up the Indians. Upon the other hand, another kind of men grasp all sorts of alarHizg rumors, magnify them and spread them broadcast.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
TELLER GETS SEVEN YEARS.
Pleads Guilty to Taking sto4,ooo From
 His Bank.

HiS BdnN.
 CLEVELAND. July 6,-Julius W Hopkins. former teller of the Fiji st National bank, indeed by the fed eral grand jury for embedding fuaes Of the bank totaling approx. mately s104 ,000, today pleaded guilty eefDre Federal Judge Day and was 5er;;enced to seven years in the federal peidten- tiary at Leavenworth, Kan
 Hopkins was arrested two months ago, following the discovery of bank examiners of discrepancies in his ac- counts. It developed that his embez- zlemeas extended over a period of several years and that he used most of the money to finance business proposition Hopkins confessed i'm mediately following his apprehension. His wife had died two weeks before and he said that he did not care.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07

and 30 pounds of excessive flesh Her friends are happy, too. because they have used it with the same result. It is an external application that simply dissclves superfluous flesh and drives i1 out Of existence. It's discovery vas accidental. like many other great discoveries have been. but it is just as effective as 1t is simple You put it on at night for c few nights just where you want the superfluous flesh taken off-oa chin or shoulders or abdo- men-and 10. the startling trsnsor- nation.
 Miss Wilder is so enthusiastic that she will send. free. to any one, fun information in regard 10 tais won derfui process of relieving the suf- ferInes of those who carry burden of superfIuous flesh. A post card ad- dressed to Mae Edna Wilder. Dept. 5l5a. Rochester. \. r., viii bring fuyI particulars and an enthusiastic letter by return mall This informa- ton is absolutely free, but do not write for it unless you are sui ferer from superflrous flesh It does not interest those who are thin
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
The Particulars.

"Yes." said the clerk as be dipped his pen in the ink and prepared to ill out the blank. Your name. pieaser' Amelia Whippleton"
 Nationality"
 American"
 Married or unmarriedI" ''Both-twice." ."-Chicago Record-H Her aid
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
Ooubter.

''Ihe world is getting s6 good you may soon see the lion lie down with the lamb"
 ''Yss. but when the lion rises. where will the lamb beY'
 ''I dunno. Youu have to ask some body in Wall streete'-Philadefph adoar
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
No. f2ss.--Charade.

No. f2s9.--charade. My first roar1ed all the garden o'az. Then rested on my second It is my whole thSt such a rOa1 As Toms was never heard before. AiS first for meddling reckoned.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
Her Double Chin MysteTlOuSIy
 Disappears
4 MARVELLOUS TRANSPORTATION
 IN 4 SINGLE NIGHT

The happiest girl in the world to- day is Mae Edns Wilder. of Roches- ter. New York. She is happy because she has escaped from the thralldom
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-07
Riddle.

Riddle. Long legs and crooked thighs. little head and 10 eyes. Answer.-A pair of oDgs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
ALBUQUERQUE DOG WINS
FIRST PRIZE IN DENVER

pr R Fred Pcttlt is to-day proudly
.cNhibiunl to his friends bright hll Z,
ribbon which Is thc symbol uf 1 frst
prize. Won hy his sis months old collie
puppy ins bog. Jt tho big bench show
now being given Doe Denver hN inc
Colorado Kennel club.
The annual bench show of tho Colo
RADIO Kennel club BOO Denver rs the
biggest thing of rs Kind held between
chicago and the Pacific coast und
attracts entries of tho finest dogs
from every part of tho west The
show this year was held september
30. 81. 80 ana 800. ending today The
uiuv ribbon. together with tho am
uouaoomcpt of the winning of tho
first prize by his puppy were received
by Dr pottit to-day.
Big hoy WAS entered 10 th, novice
class this being hts first rutr, at an,
bench show, and To hay, won first
honors over su large q field ~ cum-
pctitors, and competitors ot such a
high class. is a victory o. which his
owner has every right 10 Zee; proud,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
GREAT PICTURES At
THE PAST|ME
Famous Pathe Bros. Current
Event Series Will Feature
the Program This Evening ,
Some Interesting Scenes.

one OF the star features OF the blk
program at the paslimc thcaicr this
evening will bee the presentation in
moving pictures OF recent current
events at unusual interest aud i'm.
uorjancc The Pathe Btothers cur.
rent event films are universally rec
ognilcd ns one of The greatest innoya'
tions IN the moving picture business
and thoit presentation at The Pastimc
on saturday evenings is drawing rec.
ord crowds to that popular little play.
house
one Of the most remarkable pie
lures TO be- shown IN the current event
series this evening viii be Che wreck
OF Count Zeppelin's latest dlrigible
white another will show scenes and
incidents connected With the lynchlng
uf the negro Walker az Cuaisvillc,
Pa other interesting scenes are Gov
Woodrow Wilson reviewing parade
OF 500 school children. Dr Wiley
leaving the nov famous pur food
Investigation and demonstration O'
tate modes Ion hair dressing
n is announced that n, Pathc
weekly review OF current events is IA
uc o. regular saturday evening feature
at the pastimC
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
VENESLAD0 JARAMILL0
EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN

Las Vegas. y NJ. Sept. 3U-Thc
state committee met az ~ O'Clock this
morning Bt the Commercial club In
Las Vegas to arrange plans Tor the
campaign Ncncslado IHraulllu of ~
RitO, Rio Arriha county was the
unanimous choice OF the committee
for chairman. although number ct
other names had been mentioned
Herbert Clark 0l las Vegas was elect.
ed secretary Jose D. Scna oi Santa
Fc, assistant secretary It was the
unanimous opinion of the committee
That every member Of the executive
committee should devote his entire
time 90 the campaign ana it VAS so
ordered The executive yomuittc, viii
meet next Tuesday in Santa Fc. whctn
Il Will urcauizy The only members
ut the executive committee chosen
thus Tar are Edward \ Mann. Charles
\ Springer. n V Holt and nathan
lana, The real work at the can naigH
viii bc taken 40 when the executive
cOmmittc" meets az santa Fc ana The
state central committee Ia executive
session here today Is understood TO
have outlined FULLY The general lines
Of the campaign The executive com.
mlttoc viii PIT them into onCvt along
| the lines thar It deems hest aud the
state committee viii he called togcth.
or on any important matters where
| The members at the executive com
mittCc DO not agree
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
NOTICE on slIr.

M n gu
In the District Court OF thu County Of
Bcrnalillo. Territory of NcN MoN-
leo. Epimcnla Moya d. Luna SIS.
Jose Luna. 70 Jose Luna. defend
ant.
You are hereby notified that Epi-
mrnH Nova de Luna has comm, need
suIt against YOU IN the above en-
titled court wherein aud whereby she
prays for au absolute divorce upon
the grounds of abandonment ana non-
support. and YOU arr further uotin d
that unless you appear and answer or
Otherwise plead. to said complaint. az
the court house of said county. az Al
buquorquc, y. NJ, on or before the
iith day 81 November islN. "a decrcN
pro confcssn win ho entered against
YOU ana rhe relief prayed for viii be-
granted The plaiutin's attorney n ".
g. Hcacock. and his nflicc and unstnfr
iicc address b. Albuquerque y NJ.
THOS. X. h MADISON.
tScaD clerk,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
NOTICE on sIrr.

NJ. Nttt
IN TN District Court. Territory of New
McNico, County OF B"rnaiillo. Min.
ME ~ Mayherry. plaintiff. W. Russ
sell g. Mayborry. defendant To the
Above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that SUIT
has been filed against YOU in said
court ana county by the above named
plaintiff ia which the plaintiff prayS
for an absolute divorce on the grounds
Of abandonment and Fon-support Ana
YOU are furthor notified that unless
YOU enter or cause to he entered your
appearance in said cause ou or before
the 22nd day Of November 1911. q
decree pro coufesso viii be- takon
against YOU ana the relief prayed for
Wll Ice granted The namo ~ the
plaintiffs attorney is a. l.. MOore,
whose postoiilce address Is Alhuquer-
quc New Mexico.
(scaD THOS. X. u. MADISON,
Clerk of the District Court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
IIOM'- THIS?

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward FOR any ease of Catarrh that
cannot be- cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure. +. J. CHENEY q co. Toledo.
Ohio.
We, the undersigned. have known
r. j. Cheney FOR the last ~ years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and finan-
cially able 10 cary out any obligations
made by his firm
WALDlNG. KtNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. ..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally acting directly upon the blood
and mucuous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price zoe per
bottle sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pilir for constl-
pat on.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
HICKEY FOR JUDGE
AND SED|LLO FOR
ATTORNEY
Albuquerque Lawyers Nomi'
mated for District Officers
on Republican Ticket in
Las Vegas Today.
Especial Telegram 10 EVENING ueraldI

t>periai TELEGRAM 80 E,ening berRldl
Las Vegas y. NJ. sept go. The
district composed OF Bcrnulillo. Nc
kinney and Sandoyal counties met la
convention her, ut 90 O'Clock this
morning and unanimously nominated
NJ T. Hickc, for IN, uftic, ut Judge
and y n Scdillu Tor district attorney.
SO nominations were made for the
legislature.
The district cousistsg ot Torrance
Socorro ana Lincoln also met iu CON
vcntiou here aud nominated W T..
blanchard ot Richardson, Lincoln
county. Tor the upper house of the
legislature NJ 9. Mcchcm for Judge
and John T.. GRIMM for district at
turncy.
TranQulauo Lahudio of Guadalupe
county Was nominated for representa-
tive OF tho district composed ut santa
Pc Torrance and Guadalupe.
The district OF santa PC. M" Ar
riba and Taos held it- convention on
santa r., passenger train so. ], on
route to santa F. last night nom
mating g. g.. Abbott for Judge and
AloN Read for district attorney
ColfaN. Quty ana Taos Zoe cuuvcu-
tinu her, today nominated Reid Hoil-
man for judge ana Charles R,mloy
for district attorney
'haycs. Eddy and curry nominated
10 -. Askr,u for Judge ANA H. g.
kaunc for district ATTORNEY This
convention also named nathan Jaiia
as member OF the Republican cNceu-
tive committee.
Donu Ana otcro. Lincoln aud Tor
rauc, nominated r.. l.. Mcdlcr fur
judge and n % Hamilton for district
.uttnIncN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
VISITORS WILL Be
HEARD IN PULP|TS
TOMORROW
Bishop William A. Quayle
Will Deliver Conference
Sermon in First Methodist
Church at IL a. IL.

The program for sunday at an,
t'ivst NJ T.. church is one oi unusual
attraction anal strength
beginning go $3.50 O'Clock the cone
ference love Toast viii be- held. ful-
lowing which cyrus T.. lLuduuist ans
j NJ simmer viii be- ordained rldcrt
by Bishop William A. Quaylc. and ~.
". Dlarn VIII boz ordained deacon
Al n co. on bishop William g.
QuaNlo. -, g.. Ll. H.. win deliver t',
conference Sermon following which
the list of appointments for Tho on
o. ug ycar viii bp rr1d by the bishop
a. % D. W. bishop Quaylc win
preach &" the spanish conference Ni'u
Rev e. ~. llarNood acting as in,cr-
prefer
Al o. m thc EpWorih icspuc lie
NutiunUl service viii Doc led by th,
ltov II Van Nulk,uburgh or Ro-V, O.
state president ut thr league
Al b. m. Wil br held the Home
Missipn and church Extension society
gnuiycrsar, and thr sermon Win DO,
hy Rev. $. Alunzu Bright. IA. b.
The visiting pastors viii occupy
Wpis In Albuquerque tomorrow a.
follows
First Presbyterian II a. M Rev
T. G Anderson ot Las Vegas
First Presbyterian. Z % ., Ip Dr. II
II Roberts oi Las Vegas
congregational a. m, Rev NJ o.
Stockmnd OF silver city.
Christian 80 D M, Rev & + La
cas- of TucumcaH
First baptist. $3.50 q m, Rev Chas
j. Dickey OF Ration
Highland NJ T., t;ii y m. Rev H.
Van Nalhenhurgh. RIOS woll
Lutheran u g. ~, Rev, - + sum
mcrs of Santa Fc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

The case, which is an action foc
$500 for the alleged poisoning OF Two
highbrCd and artistocratic Spaniels,
has been bitterly contested. and at
the hour of adjournment the plaintiff
had just finished the Introduction OF
his evidence Then arose the ques.
tion of law already mentioned. Il ap.
pcarcd that the license had not been
paid on 'hc two doggies and tags at.
lached Ia their collars 10 show their
strict party regularity aud thereupon
counsel for The defendant made the
polnt that they were not citizens %,
the community IN good standing and
conscqucnuy were not entitled TO the
protection OF the strong arm OF the
law
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
COURT NOTES

Suit was filed he The district court
to-day Bog Ncill q Field and Angeli
Niuani. trustee. against Daniel Mo.
a deed OF trust 10 property at the
northwest corner OF Washington ave.
mae ana BtoadwaN alleged to have
been given as security tor debt of
S3,1-OOo, for which amount together
with interest and attorneys Ices,
Judgment is asked
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
DOC LAW QUESTION
PUZZLES COURT

An intricate question Of dog law,
thrown bodily AZ the court this morn
Ing ia The case % T.. Spiess VS. j A.
Gleasnor brought the wheels OF JUS.
tice 10 a sudden stop aud caused a
con- inuanCe ol the ease until Monday
morning In order % give court and
counsel an opportunity 10 examine
more closely INTO The statutes In such
asses made and provided
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Harsh physics react, wenken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation
Doan's RcRnleta operate easily tone
the stomach. cure constipation. Csc.
Ask your druggist for them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
nINnI.IIinN II On.

Lisbon portug T. sept 800 "A rev
movement beginning at .
O'Clock WIS morning Is reported m
northern Portugal. bat the report had
not been confirmed at noon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Accidents viii happen. but the bcst-
regulated families keep Dr Thomas
Eclectic Oh. for such emergencies. u
auhducs the pain aud heals the hurts.