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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
HOT AIR. SHOUT
 PEOPLE ID O'NE|LL
Self Appointed Delegate to Washington Meets Frost
 from Prescott Crowd

PRESCOTT. Ariz. April S.-Eugene Brady o'Nenl may be the political candy kid" in Marieopa county where freaks of all kinds seem to thrive but he is not in the running in Yava pai. judging from the icy reception which he received when he alighted from the train yesterday while on his way to Washington.
 It was a pitiable spectacle to the onlookers and it must have been painful ten minutes to the ex legis sator. There were over hundred people at the depot who had, gather ed either to greet incoming friends or bid farewell to departing friends, and not one of them except a news paper reporter went forward to shake the great statesman by the hand. When it is remembered that O'Neill at one period of his fife resided many years in Prescott, the lack Of cor diality towards him is peculiarly sig nificant. In fact, as the train pulled out. he was assailed by such uncom plimentary remarks which were yell ed directly at him as this: "WheI will you stop giving us hot air?' and More bunco business, Brady; you can't do anything at Washington.
 But Brady has taken the state hood bit in his teeth and again is he on the road to the national capital ! It will be recalled that he was thers | during the closing days of the las congress- and that he and Akers mad'
 a fizzle of their mission, althougl
 they had previously asserted witi
 much show of defiance, that Pres dent Taft would tremble at their con mands wben the self constituted del
 gation entered the portals of tn
 White House. Now they will agal
 attempt to fill a three flush hand bn
 it is evident that the people-at leas
 in Prescott-do not believe the blu . will work. He expects to be ioine
 at Albuauerque by those patriot
 flor revenue only). Messrs. Aker
 and Avis. Tn speaking yesterday (
 the probable outcome Of the stat
 hood fight ht emphatically declare that the present constitution will b
 swallowed, hook, line and sinker D , the president and congress
 He was very optimistic over tn , situation. When asked what wei his political ambitions for the futurt 2 when Arizona was admitted, he wa . dignifiedly non eommittal. saying th' l he was first in favor of admission
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
BASE BALL NOTES

Manager Fred Clarke of the Pl rates is 3S years of age and the old est man on the tea m.
 The Virginia League schedule calls for 123 games, the season to open April 20 and close Sep.. 6.
 Catcher Killifer of the St Louis Browns has been released to the Buffalo club of the Eastern League
 In Tyler and Burke Manager Ten ney fthe Boston Nationals thinks he has the real pitching goods.
 Dick Cooley. the old Nationan Leaguer, will manage the Helena, Mont. club in the new un'on League.
 Work is being rushed day and night to have :he Washington stands ready for the American League opening.
 The Montgomery team of the Southern League has dropped it's old nickname Climbers" and will be known this season as the Bill kens.
 The Appalachian Baseball League has been organized with teams 1T Knoxville Bristol, Johnson City 5Iorristown and Cleveland. Tenn. and Asheville. N C.
 Manager Jimmy Barrett of the Mi l waukee team has his thirty Breweri mot thirsty but thirty-training II Champaign, Illinois. Don't forget tn Illinois and cause a libel suit
 In his new ball park at Newark IN J., Manager Joe McGinty will ii i up a cozy retiring room for womei with matron in charge There i
 still some class 70 the old 'Iro
 Boy"
 Every member of the New Tor
 Yankee squad is sure that Gene E
 liott will make good at thir tas'
 Playing with the McKeesport tean
 Elliott was the sensation of tn
 O and P league last season.
 President Murphy of the Cut started down into the Rathckelle of New Orleans hotel the othe , night, and one of the players watc l ing the Chubby One" disappear. ! l marked: Six weeks more of winter Tacoma scribe is responsible f' , i this one."While Isaac Rockenfel' ? of the Tacoma Tigers refuses to es Q ham and eggs. he is. nevertheless 1 a Yankee. He says so himself { Keys uncle is a pawnbroker in t Petersburg and his father runs I clothing store in Omaha"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
MARK SMITH
 AND STATEHOOD.

The Arizona Republican has pro
 posed that Mark Smith be sent to
 Washington to assist in the work for statehood, as the one distinguish ed man in Arizona. as the one hay ing a greater influence at the na- tionaI capital, as the one who has the friendship of both democratic and republican leaders as a result of his long service in congress. As stated a few days ago we do not see noN how anyone from Arizona could pos sibIy do anything at the nationa capital in the statehood matter un til after the president has acted il the matter of approving or disap proving the constitution. If Presi dnt Taft shall approve the constitu ton then we must assume tha statehood is assured under the pres ent constitution; if he shall disaI prove the constitution, as the genera expectation is, then, indeed will ther be need for strong men of Arizon
 in Washington. It should be plea' ing to the many friends of Mar Smith to read in a distinguished II publican journal like the Republ can. the good words concerning tn man who has so long stood as th leader or the democrats in the territ' ry. and who SO long rendered distinl Suished service as the represent
 tive in congress of the territory.
 Mark Smith was for sixteen yeai tae delegate in congress from AT
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
TOMMY TO TIME RESCUE.

Remedies are unfortunately some times worse than the diseases which they are made 70 cure. Tommy s mother. says a writer in Lippincota' S Magazine. had made his a present of a toy shovel, and sent him out in the sand lot to play with his baby brother. Take care oi baby now said his mother, and don't let anything hurt him
 Presently screams of anguish from baby sent he distracted parent flying to the sand lot
 "For goodness sake, Tommy what has happened to the babyy said she trying to soothe the wal ing infant.
 There was a naughty fly biting him on the top Of his head, and killed 1t with the shovel was tho proud reply.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
PLENTY OF

The report of the American Kali way association. covering down to March 15. of this year. shows that there is now surplus of zOs,o2' frei.ht ears of various kinds. an in crease of more than 15.OOo over the figures of the last bulletin issued This surplus is to be found mainly in inc East and South; the supply in the Western, Northwestern and Pacific territory shows little huetu- stion.
 Chicago dispatch this morning states that coal cars, fiat cars and box cars-usually in the best demand are collected by hundreds; there are no calls for them. Some in creasing demand for coal cars. how ever. is now noted in the Eastern and southern states.
 Many railroad men" are quoted as saying that this s1rplusage of cars. taken in connection with the laying of of hundreds of men on account of dull business. -presages general slackening up of business Ii would not need one risen from the dead to tell us this. It is not matter of prophesy or of anticipa tion: but it is an accomplished fact The tendency is unmistabably to ward limited undertakings. and care fully considered investment. In-so far as this is hindrance to activ' trade. business is checked. Blu while theory of business and sys tenn of operation which looks foi ward to a payday may seem hostil 10 the most ambitious undertaking: they never work any real harm i the long run. little fever in tn system stimulates brilliant oper; tions wonderfully, but when the f' yer fails, the trouble begins. Th legitimate needs of the country ca be relied upon to increase ia: enough to engage all reasonabl provisions for them. And becaus there is a surplus of cars today
 no reason whatever for fearing th' business is coming to a standstill.- \. Y. Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

zona, and during that time he ex- tended his acquaintance to every man of prominence in both houses His popularity bacame subject of frequent remark. because of his genial and gentlemanly disposition. sterling character and distinguished ability. Some of his strongest friends in Washington were and are to be found among the republicans in the senate, while every Southern senator was his devoted friend and ardent admirer.
 During all his long service in Washington there was never breath of scandal about Mark Smith, or any thing which would raise even a suspicion as to his loyalty to his ter ritory, fidelity to his parry and stead. lfastness to his friends. He was in congress during the last administra ton of Grover Cleveland. when the territoroal offices were Co be filled by Democrats and in no instance was there ever any charge of du plicity on the part of Mark Smith iby any of the applicants for the DO lsition, and they were many and per sistent
 AS well said by the Republican lthere is no man in Arizona wh' Icould render any service to Ari zona in Washington of greater mag lnitude than Mark Smith and. a isaid, the lower house being in tn hands Of democrats, it is very desil Table that Delegate Cameron shoul lhave the assistance of a democrs land there could be none provide iby Arizona so good as Mark Smith
 Mark Smith has stated his positio
 regarding the constitution. He b' llieyes that the epople having CT
 dorsed it by an overwhelming vot they should be permitted to com
 into the Union on it, put at th
 same time we believe that his d
 sire is so strong for the light of sel
 government that he would be willin
 to secure admission on inc very be- Iterms possible and that the elimin
 tion of the recall of the judicial
 would be agreed to by him if thel
 was no other chance 70 obtain Il
 boon for which he has fought !
 long and faithfully
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
NIXON HOME TALENT SHOW Is AWAITED
Large Consignment of Fun Promised in New Play
 Next Week

Herbert E. Nixon plans a novel entertainment by home talent at the Orpheum April IA.
 A few words regarding the cast The famous Mutt" who will be the Lord High Intimidator. will be Wal ter Lanford, whose humor will have full sway. and his work needs no iptIoduction to Bisbee audiences We win say. however, that NIT. Lanford will have the best role ot his experience. Little Jeff, the "Ladys Man" who gives Mutt sueh a peeve. when there is girl ID the game. and who must Jose his identity for a time in the character of she Lord High Intimidator's secretary Poffie. will be in the hands of Oscar Doyle. Mir. Doyle will also give the theater going people of Bisbee { surprise. Will T owen wIu taKe the character of John D Moneybags, who is guardian of an ancient lady
 who has more money thaa good ] iried man for her to marry on this
 very afternoon. or lose a fat fee, and also forfeit his own fortune Mir Owen will also, in the second act, introduce an original song. which
 will be published. This Is the Very
 Last Time. Though the Very First
 Time. | Ever Had Such a Time in
 My Life The plot is an absurditS though no more so than any or most of the lighter musical shows thai
 come this way The whole story cen:ers around the maid who is rich
 but has not been able to impress any particular man with hei
 "charms." And the paradox appears
 in the setting of the scene in Reno
 where there should be plenty of tha
 single" article available The con : edy will dominate the show. Th' musical numbers will be Of the frs
 class. Some of the numbers ar written for this show by Herber E. Nixon and one. "Senorita, Adios, | will be sung by him. Slip it t . him." another of Mir. Nixon's con s positions. a comedy number, will b' l sung by Oscar Doyle Another vii :. be The Lord High Intimidator,
 sung by MT. Lanford Also a nal l quartet. serenade by Mir Nixon, vii
 be given Following are those VII f will appear Miss Mildread Leard 2 Miss Katherine Higgins, Miss Ma n guerite PurteH. Miss Garnet Rilel
 Miss Ruby Davidson, Miss Corr v Muirhead. Miss Nora Higgins, Mis L Wilcox. Miss Clara Arpdt. Waite c Lanford, w. l. Reed, Oscar Doyl'
 Jack Reardon, Will H. Owen, Be h Jackson. Sam Benton. Frank M
 Queen, Mr KissellbeTg, Chas Ma 5 dern
 -i Mir J. P. Coy. who has a magnl
 lcen. baritone voice, will give co
 rle Of solos There will be bette
 cr more full announcement iE s few days. at which time the ladiS n taking part will be given full me $ ton. which space now prevents ,e Herher F. Nixon, is the produce ln and mas composed the lines ihSi 10 is one thing to be understood q the public. While the scene of u F play is laid in Reno. which plat pr in known the world over as ti it divorce town. there is absolutely I .'s reference or suggestion that can is any way offend any one. the scei he being laid in Reno for the ve
 absurdity ot she thing.
 The Orpheum Orchestra will r .di der the Music under the excellent as pervision of the director, Mir. Ch'
 Alden.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

VIENNA, H.. April 3.-The case of Thomas F. Sheridan, indicted on charge of nrst degree murder, was called for trial today before Judge Thomas H. Jett in the Johnson County circuit court. Sheridan, who is a former state senator. is charged with the murder of Frank Thacker. Last fall Sheridan was States's attor ney and editor of a newspaper. Edit orial criticism of young Thacker's father as county commissioner is said to have been the cause Of the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
.DEFoRMING
MORALS.

The confident reformers who re-
 solve that absorbing alcohol is bad for human beings and then proceed
 to pass legislation prohibiting the
 use of alcohol, do accomplish some
 thing That they succeed in reform ing morals by such legislative flats
 we do not suppose any one really
 believes. says tn Sun. Temperance land abstinence with respect to any
 evil appetite are fundamentally mat lters at will and it is quite as ridic-
 ulous to expect men to gain moral Istrength by removing obvious temp
 tations as it would be to expect
 them to gain muscle by ordering
 them to sit at home all day, lest
 they become tired.
 But prohibition does accomplish ? something. as was pointed out by ) Dr. Richard c. Cabot of the Massa- k chusetts general hospital yesterday l. Tn declaring that the increase oi r. the drug habit in New England could | be laid to the no-license wave, hc e said:
 i The moment you prevent th' Is use of alcohol. you increase the us' l of drugs. Nothing is more sure thai y that men accustomed to the use o g. alcohol win come to use morphin al if alcohol is withheld
 n This is not a new story. Not onl In does prohibition foster drug usin D. by taking away the stimulants t si- which drinkers are accustomed; tn u- liquors introduced into prohibitio at state are often so impure and daI ,s- gerously doctored that cravings fc D. drugs are swiftly formed. Any on al who has even seen a "prohibitio re jag" acquired from a Maine spea na easy needs no expert testimony ss- convince him of the defcrming inf rk ence of a prohibition which .cann' re- in the nature of things prohibit ,H-
 be The local option election in Pho he nix was given additional impetl to. Hast week by the directors of u ,e- Adams hotel company, when it wi ia decided that work on the new bull
 ing should be discontinued. Tn ITS action was seized upon by the pr ri and paraded over the city as a b
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
LAND PURCHASE DECISION

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2.-That the innocent purchaser of govern ment land canno. acquire title from a patent that has been secured by a fictitious personage. is the deci sion today of the federal circuit court of appeals, affirming the de cision of the federal district court. caneelling the patents held by G. 3 q Mcleod
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
ANOTHER PROBE COMING.

SPOKANE. April 3.-Declaring the recen. Pincnot Ballinger investiga ton 'prearranged whitewash." Sena tor Miles Poindexter predicted to day that investigation of the in terior department was certain to be made at the coming special ses sion of congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
woMAN Ross cAsH REeIsTEF

WASHINGTON. April 3.-hiding a revolver beneath her long. black veil, a woman entered and robbed a grocery store here today. Point ing the weapon at a young woman clerk and another woman in the store, the robber ordered them out. and proceeded to open the cash register.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
SOCIALIST ENDORSED.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, April 3.-In the municipal election to be held tomor row the principal interest centers in the contest for common council. One of She four candidates for the two places is a socialist who has been endorsed by several members.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
DUBLIN sNuss KING.

DUBLIN, April 3.-The corporation of Dublin voted, 42 to g ito proceed with the next business" when reso lution proposing a loyal address on the occasion of King Georges ap preaching visit was introduced at a meeting today
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
MoecAN,s cAProR DIES.

HAMILTON. Ohio, April 3.-Major George w. Rue, who is credited with capturing John Morgan. The Raid CT during the Civil war, died at his home here today. aged S4.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

bun and threat The directors of the company disclaim any intention to influence any one in the lecal op- tion- election. and pablish a state ment explaining that the building has just reached that point where it could be turned into a busness block instead of hotel, saying that It was their belief that a hotel. as planned for the Adams. depended largely on the tourist trade. would not be profitable in a dry" town It is not believed that this action will cut any figure in the election. in which it seems the pros are de cidedly the more active and confi- dent
 The season when there will be a renewal of the demand for a safe and sane Fourth of July is near at hand. The widespread demand for cessation of the Fourth of July fireworks was not without good re suits and many fingers. arms and eyes were spared. Let this reform be pushed further along this year.
 The called meeting of George Hunts statehood league. which wa' Iset for last Friday failed to bring lany of the out-of-town members, ex cept Mir. cunin of Yavapai. o course there was no meeting held
 but Mr. Hunt directed the secretar,
 to issue another call for a meetinl
 to be held in the near future.
 Eugene Brady o'Neil, Charle
 Akers and Frank Avis, all of Phos
 nix. have departed for Washington
 we presume. for the purpose of tel
 ng President Taft where to head i
 on the Arizona constitution.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

A new play is to be produced this season by Edward Rose, author Of ''The Rosary called "The Rock O. Ages"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
1.-THE nELMoNIco.

On Brewery gulcn under new management, will be conducted near as possible to home cooking; also sanitary from pantry to dining room
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Fanny Brice. the leading eomedi enne in The FoIlies of i9l0,' was formerly a Brooklyn news girl
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08
NO RED CROSS SEALS
 0N PARCELS FACE
Says Uncle SamueI.-prt Them on Back of Letters ard Parcels And
 Help Whip the White Plague.

Buy Red Cross seals and put them on the BACK of your Christmas par
 ccls, put them in the back of your
 etters. use them for wrinkle plasters 10 cure your crows feet. perforate them and stick them on your back in- stead of the "old reliable" porous plaster paint them black and use them for beauty patches. do any thing with them that suggests itself to your mind as appropriate to help the anti-tuber- culosis league fight the White Plague" and aid it's sufferers here in Phoenix but for the sake of Uncle sam and his unoffending employees, lo net put Red Cross seals on the front of your letters or packages or use them for postage stamps. The law in the Postal Guide on this subject says: "Order No. 562O-No adhesive stamps. O. imitation of stamps. of any form CT design whatever other than lawfUi postage stamps shall be fixed to the address side of domestic mail mat ter but such adhesive stamps. provid- eJ they do not in form or design re- semble lawful postage stamps. and do not bear numerals, may be fixed to the reverse side of domestic mail matter. All domestic mail matter bearing, on the address side, adhesive stamps, or limitations of stamps other than lawful postage stamps. will be returned to the sender. if known; otherwise they will be forwarded to the division of dead letters
 Fix the law carefully in your mind and then buy the Red Cross seals at one cent each, and paste them on the back of your parcels.
 Last year Arizona stood third in proportion to it's population. in contri buttons to this cause. It is hoped to do even better this year as this is a work that appeals to every person in the city: Fifteen per cent of the pro- ceeds of the seal will be sent to the rational organization to be used in issuing propaganda and the rest will be kept at home to aid the indigen. | victims O. tuberculosis.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08
CLOSING OUT SALE
 WHICH IS ON INDEED

The people are taking advantage
 announcement of the closing out sale at Balke's Big Curio Store has taken a stronger hold on the people than such announcements usually do. But the circumstances preceding it are diff ferent from those of the ordinary clos ing out sale, and the store is con- stantly thronged. Here is an inn mense stock. the owner of which is closing out at great reductions. Prices have ben cut from one-half to two thirds. The greatest cut has. of course. been made in those lines which are more easily obtainable in the mar ket and can be quickly replaced, such as Arizona ostrich feathers, Mexican drawn work. Russian hammered brass. Arizona native stones. either set in different kinds of jewelry or unset. in Mexican hand made shawls and
 and zerapes, novelties in native cop per and in native orangewood. MeXi- can filagree silver work or cut coins. but the list is almost endless. any of these articles would be suitable for a Christmas present and would be more highly appreciated by eastern friends than any other for the reason that they are not obtainable at home. All these goods and other goods in the stcle are worked in plain figures. There is a line of Christmas and New Years cards selling at a cent a piece. All these cards, several hundred of them, are hand embossed. They sell elsewhere at five cents apiece and are cheap at that, but while they last they vii: b,. sold at a penny at the b;S Curio Store.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08
liuhtninu Kills Few

In 1906 lightning killed only l69 people in this whole country. Ones chances of death by lightning are less than two in a million. The chance of death from liver. kidney or stom- ach trouble is vastly greater. but not if Electric Btters be used. as Rob ert Madsen, of West Burlington, Ia, proved Four doctors gave him up after eight months of suffering from virulent liver trouble and yellow jaun- dice He was then completely cured by Electric Bitters. They're the best stomach, liver, nerve and kidney rem edy and blood purifier on earth. Only soc at all druggists.
 Try Republican Want Ads for re- suits.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08
The Determined Twins and Captain Easter
By EDGAR FScN

Copyright, 1910. by the Pearson Publishing Co)
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08
instead of Liquid Antiseptics Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

The new toilet germicide powder to be
 dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses it is
 better and more economical,
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08

To remove nicotine from the teeth and
 purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate precipitation and body
 odors by sponge bathing.
 The best antiseptic wash known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, infamedeyes. Heals sorethroat, wounds and cuts. 9 and 30 cts. box. druggists or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. THE PAXTON TOILET CO. ..Bosron. Macs.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-08

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, remove tartar and prevent decay. To disinfect the mouth, de- stroy disease germs, and purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and h,.,I Irauvorlr <.1a,n 4IarlacC