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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
TIME TO GET BUSY.

tEi Paso Herald)
 Response to the proposal of a Get Acquainted excursion to be run through Arizona in October indicates that there will be little difficulty in filling the train. The idea of hay ing a representative aboard from each neighbor community is general ly approved These excursions ne7 CT fail 10 profit those who participate. often directly always indirectly.
 The days spent in a quick survey of other progressive districts. under circumstances always so very pleas ant, are long remembered as days well spent The friendships made on such a trip are lasting. whether they be among homefolk or anong the people Of neighbOr cities The social intercourse promotes intcilI- gent progress. Every sense is stim- ulated by contact with tue keenest and most capable people of the splendid southwest.
 Such trip is liberal education, and no man who goes out with open eyes, cars. and mind ever fails to bring hack much that is Of perman- ent benefit to him
 lt is important that arrangements be made long in advance, so as to get the greatest possible good out of the excursion. It is not too early right now to begin work of organiz- ing the excursion especially is it important to enlist the interest of the neighbors towns, and to do this # is necessary to know exactly what the program is to be.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
AWl0MANCO DISSERTATIONS
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is really meant for a married couple Don't you know that one little stuEy closet will never hold two people $ clothes?
 Then there's the bathroom. You've got the washbowl in corner just where a person has to knock his elbows on the wall at each side when he washes, and a soapdish just where it'll catch a woman'5 hair when she bends over the bowl, to say
 nothing of anybody's head gettins bumped on the edge of that medicine cabinet As for that medicine cabinet
 why don't you make one space Tn II wide enough for tall bottles?
 There's another thing you men folk never think of in building a bathroom, and that is making the bath and the closet in separate com partments so that when one member of the family is in the bathroom he won't be keeping everybody else out of it for prolonged time.
 Then there's the kitchen-plaeed just where you can see 1t from the front door of the house when the kitchen door is open. Nice idea that, isn't it. l just LOVE to have my caller look into my kitchen the very first thing ! open the door to them. And you could just as well as not have put a little back stairway into the kitchen so that when I'm doing my own work or don't want to see anybody right away, l can fly up stairs without being seen.
 There are lots of other things about the house just like that, and about every other house I've been looking at. What we need is some women architects and builders who know what women need in a home I don't see why more women don't take up that kind of work. Instead of that. we housewives have to make l shift the best we can with mems ideas of what we ought 10 have
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

State Health Officer Looney declares that goats are the source of Malta fever. The germ that carries the dis ease answers to the name of micro coccus melitensis and is found most frequently in goat milk. although it also travels in dust. The way to pre- vent contracting the fever is to re- fuse to use goat milk that hasn't been boiled. and to quit eating dust that is infected. In order to render the goat perfectly harmless excepting his butt, some scientists should find a bacilli. friendly to human beings, that will light on the mocrococcus melitenis and devour them Here's another chance for some man with microscope and a knowledge of mili. tant germs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

T always know when woman has had something to do with the plan ming and building of a house" said a middle-aged feminine house-hunter to the real estate man who was show ing her over the premises of an al. most-finished residence.
 Most of the houses" sighed the prospect are so man made. don't see why you don't get wom- an to give suggestions when you rlan a place.
 Now just look at this house. There isn't an attic to it, but what have you got in place of an attic? Nothing at all There's only one din ky little clothes closet in two of the bedrooms and none at all in the third. Where am to put my trunks? And why didn't you plan the windows iH the front bed room so there'd be d light place for the dresser and a suit able place for the bed? And why, don't you put two closets in as big a room as that front room, which
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
Editorial Comment
HUNTS HIKE
HnternationaIN

GnternatiOnal.)
 We were uneasy about there be- ing no good in the fool hike of Gov erncr Hunt with a bunch Of honor convicts 10 q road camp in the Pinai camps. On the trip Governor Hunt, who was advertised as being afoot. was thrown from wagon by a run away team and more or less seriously hurt This paper hopes for the speedy recovery of the governor and fur ther hopes that when he is next in need of recreation that he turn tha ship Of state over to Secretary Os- borne and take a hike to the coast in a Pullman car. which would be beftting his station much more than hiking through the hills with a party of honor conviCts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
Advertising 7, Talks Copyright 1912 by 4ssSl~ ~ Advertising Serviie
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 CamdenI NJ.
sdvertlsln8 Service Pos, ofnes Box zs2
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A NEW BRAND OF CIGARS is among the most difficult commodf. ties for which to obtain a market THERE ARE so many we'll known brands dealer feels that the addi. ton Of new one is not likely to increase hir patronage, while it IS certain to increase his investment
 MANY MANUFACTURERS have been compelled to obtain their dis tributfon through the method of con. signing their cigars to dealers, to be paid for after they have been sold.
 EVEN THIS METHOD is not sat. IsIactory for the reason that dealers VIII push brands purchased in the regular way-brands for which they Will have to pay at the expiration of thirty days--while they DC NOT CARE whether the brand which has been consigned" sells or not
 Ii E s F CONDITIONS confronted Pent Brothers when they decided to launch their Count Pedro' brand
 KNOWING the hostility of the trade regarding a new brand. they decided that there was just one meth. cd which would enable them in in. duce dealers to stock their brand
 THEY ADVERTISED.
 COUNT PENLO" CIGARS ara known to practically every smoker in Philadelphia, and nearby cities such as Camden. Trenton and New. ark, N. J., and Wilmington. Del, aI- Inought It has been on the market but few months.
 DE2LAnc
 1eatore of the ease Is that the nanns ot the brard was changed iron, Count Pedro" to Count PenIoo without diminishing the sale in the slightest degree.
 IT WAS NECESSARY to change the name for the reason that the manufacturers of the Pedro" cigar threatened suit. on the claim of un- fair competition.
 ADVERTISING enabled Pent Brothers to obtain seyenty-eight deal CTS in three weeks in Philadelphia alone and created demand sufficient 10 literally "syamp" their factory with orders.
 JUST THINK IT OVER and see if you do not conclude that the power which was sufficient to induce sev. enty-elght Philadelphia dealers to stock new article. in very crowd. ed field. would benefit your business
 ASK YOURSELF if you could change the name of your business and do as much business as you are doing now, without the aid of adver. Using.
 THERE IS NOT A BUSINESS IN THE WORLD WHICH CANNOT RE BENEFITED BY ADVERTISING
 THIS APPLIES TO YOUR BITSL NESS AS WE'LL AS TO THE BUSL NESS OF THE OTHER FELLOW
 IF YOU will just call to mind the truly BIG housee in your particular line you will have to acknowledee that they are ADVERTISERS.
 WHY NOT try little advertising in THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
 IT IS NOT the expense which is great, It is the result. 7T2.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
"rHls DATE IN HISTORY"

 l57S-Portuguese defeated and their gallant kiEg Sebastian slain by the Moors in battle near Fez. 16g5-Frontenac invaded the onon- daga country. 17s2-Percy B. Shelley, famous Eng fish poet, born. Died July 8. 1929.
 lS12-Americans routed by British and Indians near Brownstown, Mich.
 lS3O-Chicago surveyed and plated by James Thompson lS62-President Lincoln called fr 300,000 nine months men. iS75-Hsns Christian Andersen, noted writer of fairy tales, died in Copenhagen. Born at Odense, Denmark. April 2. 1895. lsll-Germany and France reached an agreement on the Moroccan dispute.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
roo LIteraI , chanae.

One night when Viola Alien was playing Parthenis in "Ingomar,- she once leaned pensively against set piece and soliloquized sadly; What sudden change has come upon the world" On the instant the set piece overturned with the actress. leaving only one sandaled foot projecting ip sight of the amused spectators.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
MUSICAL COMEDY

mOOiON- NOhlG1N Take the following ingredients: One lieutenant (tenoTD. One princess (soprano). One girl friend of princess (con- tralto).
 One chum Of lieutenant Cbaritone). One angry father (basso). Twelve merry village maidens. Six clothing dummies (chorus men. '. One lightning rod agent (low com edian).
 One old maid aunt.
 Two jokes tone for each act). One pale moon.
 One yacht in distance. One set of shifting clouds. One balcony. Sixteen songs that have nothing to do with the plot ol which there Is none.
 Mix these ingredients thoroughly and divide into two parts with a ten minute intermission bctWee and there you are.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

certain that many of the other states will send democrats. The only states sure to return republican senators are New Hampshire, Rhode Island Michigan, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Illinois and South Dakota. And if the Bull Moose poll as many votes as they should the last three states may send democrats. It is absolutely certain that the senate will be demo cratic for that will require a change of but five senators.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
QUEEN DRESSES AS PEASANT

LONDON, Aug. 3.-A Rome dis patch says that uQeen Helena of Italy. during her stay al Gressoney. at the fot of Mont Ceryin, has adopted the holiday attire of the local peasant women. It Is made of the same ma terial, consisting of a shon skirt and bodice without sleeves over muslin chemisette. a silk apron com pleting the toilet On cool days cloak, ornamented with silver braid ing is added to the costume.
 If the Queen, however, expected to escape observation, her wish Is not realized for her height and com manding presence do not allow her identity to be mistaken. In her coun- try walks she is often accosted by peasant women, who study her dress with critical but approving eye.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

of the T. C. NJ. company which may mean the transfer of the local mines to eastern interests and a resumption of work on large scale. Proceedings m both the Imperial and Tombstone companies are looked for which may enect reorganization and plans look ing for an early resumption.
 pr. Hughart and wife left on Tues day last for Los Angeles and other points for stay of month. During iheir absence pr. Young Of Phoenix will occupy the office and look after the practice of the absent doctor.
 Dr. John E. Bacon, wife and son formerly of this city now residents of Miami arrived on Tuesday last from Los Angeles where they have been Tor a few weeks and in en route home are guests of MT. and Mrs Chas. Mel green, parents of Mrs. Bacon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
DRYS WOULD GET WET.
(Prescott Courierl

ifIeSCOtt COuFler.D
 As the oceans have no emblem as the insignia of a political party, the prohibitions might use he bull whale which drinks nothing but water with . little salt in it, and like the prohi- bitionist party is always at sea, with no chance to land. The whale was also associated with Jonah. an asso. ciation not wholly out of line with the prohibitionist party.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
WOMEN ADMITTED TO MAsons.

MILAN, Aug. 3.--The recent admis- sion of women to the Masonic order of Italy has caused considerable dis cussion as to the relation of this step to the Italian women's move ment. Signora Troise, the well-kBown author of Milan and a leading suf- tragist declares that the matter is of very serious note, if for nothing else than that it removes the eternal slender on woman that she Is unable 10 keep secret"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
WORKED FAITHFULLY
 FOR ARIZONA
CFlorence Tribunel

(FlorenCe Tribune.l
 Carl Hayden should be re-nomi mated and reelected to congress. His record at Washington should appeal to both the admiration and the con fidence Of this constituents. He was neither derelict in duty nor tardy in efforts to conserve the interests and advance the general welfare of the state. Settlers on the public lands asC uude' r.. o2iEl obligation 10 him C,r efiici2HJ se' rice on ,h '.. behalf and the people Of PiGal owe him a debt or gratitude for his good work in the San Carlos reservoir matter
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school 9:45 am. Preaching service II am; subject People who say that the way of the Lord is not equal"
 Epworth League 6:45 pm. Preaching service 7:45 am. Sub jeet The office boy of the soul Monday, pm, official board meet. ing; Wednesday, 7:45 pm. prayer meeting.
 E c. DECKER, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
'. ". C. 4. NOTES

Wednesday afternoon Miss Mover and members Of the board enter tained at tea in honor of Mrs. F. s Davis, who departed for Minnesota Thursday morning The party was neld on the lawn, and bunch of sweet peas was given to each guest Tea and sandwiches were served
 The Campfire girls of the Y. w. C. A. entertained their mothers and few friends Thursday eveaing. A program of music and recitations was given by the members of the club Refreshments served were prepared by the girls.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school 9:4j am.
 Morning service II am; sermon topic, People who never grow up." Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:45 pm; topic, Temperance leader, M F. Brocklebank
 Evening service 7:45 pm; sermon topic. One thing wanted; unity" All are invited to these services.
 REV. GEO. LOGIE.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
soME NEEDED INVENTIONS

Noiseless campaign speeches. Imitation diamonds that don't look the part.
 Clothes presses with enough hooks to go round.
 Bagless trousers.
 Collars that will outiive more than three trips to the laundry. Gossipless barber shops.
 Mans wig that will fit around the back of his neck
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Morning Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at II o'clock by the pas, tor Subject: Conditions to tie liar vest
 Sunday Evening: Leader for the evening J. s. Wil, Hams. Subject: Temperance. Preaching at eight o'clock by the pastor. Subject: Tragedy or Comedy, Which shall It Be? Prayer Meeting Wednesday even, ing at o'clock You are cordially invited to wOr. ship with us. Strangers specially vel. come.
 J. w. BITTERLY,
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Senator Knute Nelson of Mime sota, in the father of a very import ant amendment to a pending bill in congress. The amendment provides that all government owned lands in the west which are good for agri. curtural purposes shall be opened up to settlers. The effect of the amend ment. if passed, would be to compel the secretary of agriculture to throw open about two-thirds of the area embraced in the national forests. Op- ponents of the measure declare thaS the amendment is drafted, in the in terest of the big land corporations, which would speedily gobble up the lands thrown open to settlement.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
THE SENTIMENT I'M AFRICA

The mighty lion takes the floor. This is the burden of his roar, T am for Taft, not Theodore" The rhino rises to remark:
 For T. R. have no spark or love. Wood Wilson hits the mark. " The hippo says that he sees red Whene'er g single word is said That even slightly favors Ted.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
ECONOMY LA MODE

There's an economical girl for you"
 "As 10 howg"
 Eats a 5 cent lunch every day" 'Yes: shes trying 10 save so to buy a willow plume"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

The report that Germany is suffer. Ing from a drouth is important inas- much as it demonstrates that Ger mans sometimes drink water.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Gertrude Atherton says she will make stump speeches in behalf of Woodrow Wilson. But even if she does his chances for election remain excellent.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Whether Harry Thaw is sane or insane is an interesting subject to Harry Thaw, but thus far it has not caused us to lose any slumber.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Leslie Combs, who expresses him. self as being delighted with the pros. poets of the third party. takes rank
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Thirty-one United States senators are 10 be elected this winter Seven teen Of these are republicans aEd fourteen are democrats. IL is aiso
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday school 9:45 am. Morning rrayeT and sermon II am, followed by administration of the Holy Communion. Wednesday--choir practice 7:30 pm.
 CREIGHTON SPENCER.
 Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
In The Churches
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JIGGERvlLLE Sunday night at 7:45 at the Upper. Lowell, or Jiggerville, chapel. a Bible study will be given as usual. At 7:15 the Union song service will begin consisting of hymns se- lected by the congregation. The pub lie is invited
 EUGENE ARTHUR BROWN,
 Evangelist.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
! W.THE .SPVRIl p
 3 OF.TKEMOMENT E by Roy K. .Moulton. E

The giraffe speaks and says: So far As I'm concerned nes not at par, This candidate they call T. R.. The elephant says, although he IS brother of old c. 0. F., The colonel he can never see. Down to the humble mountain goat, Spake all the animals of note, And Teddy didn't get a vote. Though Roosevelt may make his
 stand
 And whoop her up to beat the band, There's no support in jungle land.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

It costs about s29,OOO 10 fit out balloon and pay the expenses of a race. When a man becomes so rich and so worthless that he will waste his time in going mp in a balloon and let the wind blow him about, it Is mighty nigh time guardian was ap- pointed for him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

4 train on the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad ran oyer man who was carrying lot of dynamite. The steam roller at the National re- publican convention seems to have done the same thing, In both cases the results were disastrous to all parties concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Sunday services II am.
 Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 7:f5. In the Fair hall, corner Main street and Subway.
 To these services the public is wei. come and cordially invited to attend The subject for today will be Love.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Friendly advice to the Taft mana gers: Keep the money for campaign expenses: it will be needed in hold ing up office holders who will be out or a job after Wilson is president And believe us, the office holders will need aid.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

If the Atlanta correspondents do not cease to mention the Daisy Opie Grace person as a resident of fashionable section of Atlanta sus- picions as to the exclusiyeness of Atlanta will be aroused.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
An Up-to-oate Woman

An Up-to-Date Woman The telephone on tho weather di- reCtor's desk tinkled mcTrily, and the official answered..
 This is Mrs. Frisby talking" said the voice at the other end of the wire T want to ask you if it is going to rain"
 '1s it going to snOw?''
 1t may SHOW sometime today. l think perhaps it will"
 '.Is it going to soot?'
 "WHAT?"
 q mean, is there going to be an east wind that will blow the soot from the glue factory chimney over into my back yard?'
 Yes, the wind will be in the east all day
 Thanks: then I will hang out my clothes. If you had said that it wasn't going to rain and wasn't go- ing 10 snow, and that the wind wasn't going to blow from the east, wouldn't have hung them out. al ways put the reverse English on the weather predictions; much obliged; goodby.'
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

T do not intend to be married for some time" says Vincent Astor. Tn. lend? But when a bachelor has SlOO,- 000,e00 the matters in the hands of Providence and the girls.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

The Washington Times reports that in the capital the following notice has been posted in all open cars:
 By order of the Interstate commerce commission passengers are prohibited from occupying the running boards of cars in motion"
 When will this local joke become national?
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

The colonel arises to remark that he never drinks drop, and his con- tention is supported by the doctor who claims that a man can become intoxicated by the suns rays.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

SAS thiu pdttys taxes rank
 The report that Germany is suffer. Ing from a drouth is important inas- much as it demonstrates that Ger mans sometimes drink water.
 Whether Harry Thaw is sane or insane is an interesting subject to Harry Thaw, but thus far it has not caused us to lose any slumber.
 Gertrude Atherton says she will make stump speeches in behalf of Woodrow Wilson. But even if she does his chances for election remain excellent.
 T do not intend to be married for some time" says Vincent Astor. Tn. lend? But when a bachelor has S1OO,- 0oo,e00 the matters in the hands of Providence and the girls.
 The colonel arises to remark that he never drinks a drop. and his con- tention is supported by the doctor who claims that a man can become intoxicated by the suns rays.
 If the Atlanta correspondents do not cease to mention the Daisy opie Grace person as a resident of a fashionable section of Atlanta sus- picions as to the exclusiyeness of Atlanta will be aroused.
 Friendly advice to the Taft mana gers: Keep the money for campaign expenses: it will be needed in hold ing up office holders who will be out Of a job after Wilson is president. And believe us, the office holders will need aid.
 The Washington Times reports that in the capital the following notice has been posted in all open cars:
 By order of the Interstate
 commerce commission passencers
 are prohibited from occupying
 the running boards of cars in
 motion"
 when will this local joke become national?
 A train on the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad ran oyer man who was carrying lot of dynamite. The steam roller at the National re- publican convention seems to have done the same thing. In both cases the results were disastrous to all parties concerned.
 It costs about s29.oOO to fit out a balloon and pay the expenses of a race. When man becomes so rich and so worthless that he will waste his time in going mp in a balloon and let the wind blow him about, it Is mighty nigh time a guardian was ap, pointed for him.
 Wheat harvest is over in Kansas and the estimates Of the crop is 95. oO0o 900 bushels. Final estimates may run the yield up to 100000. 100 bush els. Nebraska's yield will be about 47.O0 600 and ozlahoma's about 22.- 0OO.oOo What a lot of flour and dough this win make for the farmers
 A stroke of lightning Is said to have cured an Eastern woman of rheumatism. Or course. if 1t be granted that electricity could cure rheumatism the dose must have been about the right size. but if the wo- man is in perfect health the consen. sus of opinion among the rheumatic will be that hers was not the real thing.
 Thirty-one United States senators are 10 be elected this winter. Seven teen Of these are republicans aEd
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

In England Just little brickbat. Just a little pane, Just a little suffraget Back in jail again.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04

Wheat harvest is over in Kansas and the estimates of the crop is 95.
 oO0o 900 bushels. Final estimates may run the yield up to 1eO,OO0.OoO bush els. Nebraska's yield will be about 100000 and Olllahoma's about 22- 0OO.0Oo. What a lot of flour and dough this win make for the farmers.