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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
MAGAZINE OF CARTOONS

CARRIED in a striking spring suit the
uue Cartoons just from the press, iE
rowing one Of the most attractiy {
nd interesting magazines Of tho
5uh The p Lishers have imTTC red
9th the grade OF the paper and the
)ntents and the selection Of the car
oons from the pens Of the rspresen.
alive artists of tdc world 5 one that
,aFca the hook OF lasting value
The cover OF this months Cartoons
eserves separate mention. lt is de-
zrtrre from the former covers Of q 1
agaziuc and it is to be hoped thai
tiers % like color scheme will fol
wv
This month Cartoons is found to
ave q most complete collection OF
reign political cartoons and what is
ore interesting is The collection o.
reign humoT drawn by the leading
lists Of the old 1OTid
In the political cartoons il IS found
AT the MAGAZINE is right up with the
f-uation. Roosevelt and Taft and the
-emo-rats are all cared for and a
udy of what the cartoOnists thought
Z the Ohio primary is alone worth
hile
The magazine continues its pre-.
.eutation OF the noted cartOonists and
Sis month Berryman Of the Wash
ueton star and DUnahey. OF the
leveland pain Dealer, smile forth
rom its pages.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

rr'-r r-ss ana Olga Net~ersris "a
go NJxine Efsott
Do you realize, sou who en.5y the
theatre, that many Of tie o.l-timc
'.avcrites are getting oldy mas Il
occurred 70 yoI that fully q score
the famous actors and actresses
whose superb art you have en-. Dyed
for decades must soon PISS rom tho
stage forever
II YOU have not thought Of These
things, stop and ponder for no.
ment. How long have you known
Lillian Russell? she was talked
OF beauty on the stage when present
day graHdlathers were young men
about town Lillian was torn IN
1850. She wi soon leave rs, ss VIII
also Julia Marlowe, who has reached
her fifty seventh milestone.
Ellen Terry, Sarah Bernhard.
william II. Crane. and many Pop
Giar stars, who act clipper enough
tut are GRADUALLY Z ding BEFORE the
aW NJ scylhe OF Time, are approach
ing seventy.
Then there is a long list Of those
who are approaching the hali-century
mark: Olga Not'eTs3le, Viola 4 len.
Annie Russell AIsxine Elliott Virgin.
ia Harmed, Mrs. Patrick Campbell.
Marie Tempest. Nel5a, Emma EaHes.
Henrietta Crossman. Mrs. Fiske and
many others These names are pick
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
NICE EMBLEM OF ROYALTY
Ut OF the Ermine, Reaily 4 Wonder
Of Nature, Has Been Priced for
Many Centuries.

The fans ui the eTuin5 as . crea-
ire "paronized by royalty" dates
ack to the reign Of King Edward III
Il England who made II A punishable
3ffense for any person except those OF
-oyal birth 10 wear the fur Of this
1andsome u.tlc animal This tyran-
lous restriction has been long re-
.cinded.
The metamorphosis Of the ermlne
rom dull reddish brown to purest
white Is among the greatest wonders
d nature. According to Bell, the
change Is effected mot by the loss Of
the sumner coat and a substitution OF
new one Tor the winter, but ey the
actual change Of color in the hair %
This remarkable process has a par
s'iel-in the change OF plumage as er.
empliaed in the ptarmigan. Sut in the
case Of that bird the change Of pig.
ment only Instead Of entire plumage
'akes place in the spring and not 10
tie autumn. The ermine and the
ptarmisan. tEen, thu dgh resembling
one another In this change OF dress,
actually TAXI on their winter coats IN
opposite fashion, yet il each case a
white Winter dress Is adopted. It Is
further worthy OF note that as IN the
eTninc the tail remains always black,
50 II the ? lfrllzan certain feathers
Of the tail are Permanently Of the
same color no matter what the sea
son o. the year may be.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
CAUGHT ON THE FLY


Persia is solng 10 pay its ex-shah
SlOy,UUJ YEAR 10 stay out OF the
country. Most PERSONS would be VIII
,ng 20 stay oJt OF Persia for less THAI
-haC.
america has imported some lem
ons from scotland, but oil course TIA.
ahOaId not DC construed as any re
ne-uCn mon Harry Lauder.
\ New York paper says most OF
the snoU5 IN that city get Their mono.
Ltto4e 'hCy aITi e there. Yes an
lose 4, shortly afyerWard
Col ROose cit SAYS OF his grand
hid. Size regular baby" Then
+ course she is not an insurgent
iiouson is again cure that war with
JaFan IS coming soon. lie should sto.
aJng these political banquets.
Dr. Woods Hutchison says poverty
5 a disease. He might add also thai
IS very contagious just now
st. Louis minister mas sand ia ;
sermon that women should be NOR.
slim. They viii he il the high cos
living kee!s up Il few years longer
50 far no enemy Of any presidents.
candidate has heen mean enough t
&C use HIM OF rsiEg perfumery OF
smoking cigarettes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

II appears that tho republican ma.
tional committee is sure TO give a
large majority OF the contesting dele
gates to Taft thus insuring his nom.
nation. This is te.ng done because
q majority Of the republican national
committee are friends OF the admin.
istration II means that Roosevelt
will be defeated for the nomination.
and. unless all sS~-- tLl!. It further
means thar Mr. Roosevelt viii be
nominated for president By mis-
friends. Ia other words tn repub.
leans gathered III Chicago will 40
Just rs did the republicans uf Arr
7ona. There will be st,udpat aud
progressive ticket before the PEG.
lie. II by any chance this should
lot be the case the republican fac
ions arc so far apart that they will
not vote together They are as far
srart as they can get All this means
hat the democrats win have clear
sailing unless they make some blum
lr at Bal more and II will DO
aighty difc /; 10 nominate a demo
rat who can't defeat he divided re
,ebIcan ticket
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
IN POLITICS

wv FS1i Tvs
They play a mIghty peculiar game
ln pOlltics.
Thoy re not particular where they aim
an IOiI,I,s.
,ney 400. ,Ls.. neighbors 49,. slam
t-eir t;Ieuus.
The. th.lK % net dless 70 make
.l4- Nus,
ihey s'or a.. nothing 10 sain their
tnLs
m luILes.
they ,ank the Doodle and stow the
l->.f
n lol.lI,s.
M e,eis oHe is out for himself
al -CAu>s.
.ues ,~ee md Nallow ana splash
IA n.re,
Ihey clam All yirtles ana play with
urg;
Il gam -ers chances they never tire,
In POLICIES
ilee make US believe that black is
White
hey e.en convince rs that wrong is
right
I'm pJuacs.
ley Dyi noti4e and thay mesmerize.
I4ty Iaae he carriage and mt their
eyes
m.s,es, innocence to the skies,
Ia pollu-s.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
This DATE IN HISTORY
June To-

i692-Bridget Bishop hanged at Sa-
lem, Mass. for wItchcraft.
i755-Cen. Braddock advanced from
Fort Cumberland for Fort Du'
uuesne.
1sol-The Pasha Of Tripoi declared
war against the United States.
is3Z-Sid Edwin Arnold, famous Ems
lish writer, born. Died March
81. 1904
1s54-oueen Victoria formally opened
the Crvstal Palace.
Is5s-steau ship Niagara" began TO
lay. the Atlantic cable.
is65--Lvd' Huntley sigourney, noted
poe.ess, died in Hartford, Conn
Born in Norwich, Conn, SEPT
I, 1891.
lsef-Monumunt to the Confederate
deed unveiled at Fredericks
burg. Va.
isO1-Msycr and officials in French
wine growing districts resigned
as a protest against the govern
menl
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11


Tie German en-. eror it is said, Sc,
les his wiis's hats. Therefore, ac-
ording TO the Paris news. ape. S, there
no danser Of a world s war being
lanltd b. the German emperor, for
a man engaged in sICh pihlIng eEer-
use as picking out his wife's mill
merry. cuuldu be expected 70 do any.
hing 50 s.r nuous as woodworking.
The German emLaroT world not
make a successful American husband.
4 there is anything that a normal,
;, III. s. Getting American woman re-
sel is il Is 4 prop, usity on the part
OF her worse half to buy her wearing
apr arel Even a suggestion as 10 the
selection mast be most delicately de.
live red II madam is 70 be Influenced
n any NJ con -rarywise way.
Some men. still harboring the lord.
and-master idea. undertake to buy
all the family supplies and wearing
apparel So anxious are they to keep
hold OF the p rse strings and so con-
fidcnt ftheir own financial ability
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
VIrsrs san pIaaue Franse.

One Of the divisions Of France, the
department OF Seine-et-5iarne has IS
sued its snake killing budget il shows
that vipsrs are almost as numerous
as ever before In the lie de France.
They sre commonest in the forest OF
Fontainebleau, where one gamekeep-
er alone killed 1878 IL the course Of
last year. For this he was paid Sl25,
and IN all the department paid $3.50 IN
the year. being q reward Ct sevea
cents FOR each viper's head presented.
Nearly 5000 we're killed during the
year
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

Eor M>

and good tss:e, THAI they permit then
women folk 10 DO nothing but the
no Sc ok and tend the babies an
minis er 10 tie physical comfort o.
he mas,sr Of their desJnies.
hat was pretty GENERALLY the Oh
ordar o. things. Bnt today Il is de
,idedly the back numLer m5n who
docsu recognize thar wife not onl.
mas some rlgnt IN the selection Of heI
0 Il clothes and the household sup
lies Nhi.n she has 70 manpulat~.
.uJ that she is usually q far more
a.le manager and mas much Bette
to ,h0n ne has concerning such
matters. indeed many husbands 6
@ ar as "a depend upon their wives
20 sC.e,s the garman,s mat cio he the
mas d. ne head OF the household.
Ny nus band used to bay all tht
hC1seloId supplies y hen we wee mrs.
lndlueu. sid one vie. 4 never knew
j st \. hat re was going 10 bring hont
nd WI It ne did Jung never titteL
n = ith 80 hat ! mad. he bought VIVA,
--ableneI 10 suit HIM az the ume All
Without any IesaTd whatever 10 TIT
line I TOOK 10 prepare tor the meals,
r the combination II would make VIE
ah4t I had on hand. / never knc
] s. how 10 Ian tue meals and tnines
ere N a regular hUdge-podge all the
time. II vas expensive, too, Decars~
( maze lot OF waste. [ never coJlL
rIan auead. and 50 economizc TO save
m. self work. And he was so THO
Lca0eG about it that he just wouldn I,
..nuCrz and until 1 got HIM TO let m
give him a months demonstration O.
q certain allowance ,after he had kert
a Cal,Lla.IOn fCr mon,n OF ~nat
kims elr Lad spent. Whsn he got better
meals aud found il cost less money
on niy plan, he gave in.
Tut & was hard wolk 70 convince
tiIu Iit was brought up IN that Old
fashioned way, you see"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
~ ON TIE .SPVRll >
{ q OF.TAE;MOMENT
~ by Roy K Moulton. q


electric elevator.
HANK Purdy is certainly one of our
rising So4ns business men. he rises
al o clock every morning and hur'
I.ls Ger ~ tne u eamery
Lima higgins says the more you
40 ipr some peuiIe, the more yo9 kIu
.-ds, werh uG gave MS VIE 40 LeG..
~ D-y sumo Lac and TINS week sac
sack I.A4 lCr 10 GEMS 20 Juy uTess
60 IS 20 50 on ~.
Anse ri.sJy YOGght Or. Elliots Ave
itet o. Uo~ks obo4t a ; ear d-o anl
las !eou aaiuvst ave lnvnSs a4rea1y
LEE Is only one tning as liner.
es-.n7, s.s. scion arVunu and iiSsenihg
70 40. Of a~t.moJne Enthusiasts a4.u
tnat as sytt.n around anu Us. enIn t.
.ot OF people VINO don like EN- be.
Iaese sney IA. ca sUC The priCe 70
suy EN-.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

NEW YORK, June lO.-MediH Nc
ormick. Chicago newspaper man and
ne Of the Roosr welt field marshals,
eclared here re emily that Mr. Roose-
elts attitrde toward Senator RooCs
andidacy had been misrepre sented
4en il was reported the ex-presid nj
ould withdraw opposition 10 the Sc
sctiOn OF the senator as temporary
l2irmau.
From the start said Mr. McCor-
ick. Colonel Roosey cit has stood
consistently against Senator Root Ior
lairman. No one who had Mr..
Joseyclt's interest at heart advised
at the fight on Senator Root be dis
0atinue1 some one evld utly got
@ wrong impression OF where the
lcnel s.oOd and returned from Oys-
Gay Predicting that ne would aC-
e9t Mr. Root, Mr. RoosCvoit's state.
ent / think is forceful enough to IN
cate that such an idea never en-
red his mimi
Mr Mccormick declared that II
e republican national CCmm.ttC
ow in session at Chicago. decides
he many delegate contests fairly,
T. Roosevelt viii be nominated on
he first ballot
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
SENDS GLASS EYE TO LAuNOa
LPittgbursL PosN

tfllLSDNL Il fu1LJ
Loud voiced and much excited L
A. Malcolm, OF Butte, Mont, sent M ,
CRY for the belltoy at tle dotel SheI
man. He explained that he had los
2 valuab article and was suTc y
had gone ont with his laundry. Hl
handed the responding bellOy 81 e
get the package back a. once. II pos
citle
The tellb5v 'tcat IL. as he said, e
tho laundry and found that the soile'
linen Of Mr. 81 Icolm had Just been
dumped into tub The lad pave
around in the tab. foaDd crumplet
handkerchief and drew forth the los
article. II was q glass eye.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
cooL sREszEs At HOME.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

get busy with an organization 70 90
il now.
The way TO build up your home
town and your state is 70 boost Tor
them, spend your money at home
and attract o-tside money-spendere
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11
ACCORDING 70 UNCLE AsNER

ACCORDING TO UNCLE AsNER
Thee are plenty Of p as 10 be IN.
loUular without Ty.a' U1 get up q
family picnic for about forty relatives
who 4Cn S. eak 70 one another.
There are OTIS Of people Who enjoy
funerals, but no class enjoys them as
much rs the lnderJakeIs do.
Anse Frisay automobile is 1856
G5+ 9S2. 5nd he Soes so fast nobody
an read 4, and can't remcmher Il II
hey do J b re is safety in numbers.
II is pury middliu hard for a blind
man 70 hcCk his wife up the back.
but they say it Is a ciuch when com
pared 10 the efforts OF a souse 10 land
al the right floor IN an automatic
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

One Of the strange tllngs about
ra.ntsrs and decorators Is that they
always mauagc 60 cover Gp WilE can
vas every sp0t except where the paint
ard kalsomine is most likely 10 fall.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

Hot weather makes people lrrlta
HE. Tie way to keep from becou.
Ing fussv is TO take things as easily
s. possible and, above all, don't get
excited
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

The purchasing agent bill and the
election bill will DO determined by
the legislature. Let the rest OF us
take brief resting spell, They
heard all OF us when we first spoke.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

Prom a poll taken It appears that
there are fifty-four senators who in.
tend 10 vote against Senator Lorimes
and thirty-nine who win vote Tor
him.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

ing il a wee bit tiresome sun we
suppose our opinion has been given
100 late. He cant recall the story
and change H.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

George Randolph Chester IL q
great story teller. ne gave Us J. Rutus
walIipgford. and we are thankful for
him, but G Randolph Chester doesn't
knew how to handle women in =
s,ory and he is stringing out his story
now running in the Saturday Evening
Post simply because he is trying his
hand at spFrethiuE new. He should
eliminate the woman from the stofy
or make her secondar. He is max
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

he is 2 noble statesman, but his
shrewdress in business Is mar. elous."
In what way?v
He ALWAYS gives his creditors
notes payable in thirty legislature
cS-s. 50 that he Is sure Of az lezst
six weeks in which TO meet them. -
Buffalo Express.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

The census shows that the Indians
have increased in population 1901
in ten years. The sob squad wLI
lamented ever the passing away >
the noble rednIan. can cease their
lamentations, TIE redman Is follow
ing Roosevelt's advice and IS down
on race suicide
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

Members Of the legislature went to
work early Saturday morning show
ing 2 proper Spirit. Why Is It thai
legislature members can't get to
work in the morning, say at ) o'clock?
Every member would consider him.
self Z lazy man II he didn't set TO
work that early in attending TO his
own bLsiness.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

yua.apaa
Out from the desert places wandered Cain
Into a land uohose people oil sDeTe strange,
Whose people noted not the crimson stain
Upon his hands-the red that you'd not
change;
And they not the mark that scared his brow.
The mark that held lasting, HUid siow,
Yet Cain said: "Surely ,0W snlite now,
For BY these signs the matching World must
know."
lie fled again; he stumbled down the path
That led hin, through ana to he k7eto
tUhere;
Yet at his side still staikcd the shade of wrath
That he had shaped and placed forever there.
He found a spot beside the sullen
Where not, and had been
And thinking from that SHADOW 10 be free
He whispered it the story of his sin.
And then it seemed that earth and and
Caught up his whispered word and gaze
them tongue,
And winds rushed on his grieoous speech to bear
Until through all the World it had been flung.
Then back he sped in travail and in fear,
Led by his guilt and By his guilt pursued
And though he thought all other must hear,
He stood alone amidst the multitude
We have our de2ert places rokere sUe hide
And whisper all The things tSat we haze
claim
The hope, the faith the trtst- then far and
ugide
We hear the echoed shout that ,ye are Cain
Aye, ecch of us ofE-fines in ferr must bow
And 71arUei that ether understands
The gully red that bIases his brow,
The guilty red that cIings upon has hands
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

The Taft men on the republican OK
ecutive committee asked for police
protection. Evidently the same sort
OF re~orts are current in Chicago rs
were circulated in Tucson lust be-
fore the republican state convention.
Strong arm" talk has an evil CT.
feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

So long as there are filthy people
there will be flies. The health do
partment should begin early every
year a crusade OF education among
the people who don't keep them
selyes. their bones or yards clean.
Swatti1g the fly is all right, bat
swatting the people VINO furnish the
aies breeding places and then FUR.
pish them food should be the frs!
aim OF the health department and Of
the clean folk of the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

Sd at random, but might Include many
more. And you don't nave to stop
at the ''neering fifty" limit. Mrs.
Langtry, Lii Lehman, Nat c. Good
Win, Forbes Robertson, Robert Man,
tell Francis Wilson. Marshall Wilder.
Boleit iii Hard, DeWolf Hopper. VIII
ton Laekeye, and many of the others
ere nearing sixty years.
Naturally, the older generation Is
alW Us passing away, but just at the
present moment a big exodus OF pop
uiar iavorites Is icing pIsnned and
many OF the stars are dying.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

After stating the result in Ohio
makes it certain that the voters Of
the country VIII have to reckon with
Theodore Roosevelt at the polls next
November" Col. Henry Wstterson
says; IT matters not whether he
appears under the emblem Of reg
ular party nomination or as an in
strreeto appealing to all partieE; IN
less he breaks down under the
strain and - taken TO q lunatic So
ur1. he will be a candidate tor pres
dent" AL of which we submit. Is
unfraternai for one colonel TO say OF
another.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-11

The recent international congress
beid In Paris for the purpose Of
framing aviation laws adopted reso-
luton to the effect that in case Of a
birth occurring on an aircraft, the
pilot must enter the event on log
book and notify the authorities at the
erst landing place. Unless the pilot
happens 10 be a very unusual man
the next place OF landing viii Ge
Immediately under the place where
.he birth happened. Straight DOVE.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-09-10
WOMEN's TOWN IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE.

The season is beginning again for
many things in various directions.
Morristown is continually welcoming
back her friends from all over the
country. They come back refreshed
and ready to take up the activities
of the fall and winter. For this
reason we hope to see many of them
at the first of the Women'sTown I'm
provement committee meetings, to be
held in the parlors Of the South
Street Presbyterian church on Thurs
day. September 10Th, at 1870 a. m.
This is not a society for fault-finding
or meddling as some people seem to
think it is; it is a society with high
standards, earnest purpose, helpful
ambitions, and true, sane, women as
its leaders. Do come, bring others,
and do not hesitate to present sug-
gestions as to where the association
may help or cooperate, towards the
perfection of our town and the health
and happiness of its citizens. If you
have not time to work actively on
any committee, at least you have
time to spend an hour once month
at the meetings, helping by your
presence, and the expression thus
made of your sympathy with the ef-
forts of our civic-spirited citizens in
worthwhile cause.
Don't forget, Thursday, the 18th,
at 1890 a. m.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-09-10
SMITH FOR SENATE.
Wilson'S Friends Sure He viii Fight
Him Again, Although He is Silent.

Only the presidential race itself will
eclipse in interest the fight in New
Jersey for the United States senator
ship which is to be waged during the
present campaign. Former United
States Senator James Smith, jr., filed
his petition for the democratic nOmi-
nation just before the office of the
secretary of state closed Tuesday.
The announcement by Senator Smith
that he would contest at the primaries
created CONSERVATION in the political
ranks, and not only the progressive
element of the party but also the
conservatives were somewhat up in
the air, as petition was also filed
by George w. Young, New York
banker.
1t is generally understood that If
Senator Smith did not file his petition
Mr.. Young would become candidate
for the vote of the old regular ele-
ment, in the hope that the three pro-
gressive candidates, Wescott, Geb-
hardt and Hughes, would divide the
strength of their party. 1t was not
anticipated, however, that both Mr..
Young and Senator Smith would be
candidates.
Friends of Governor Wilson are
positive in their declarations that the
governor will once more wage an ac-
tive and forceful campaign against
the election of Senator Smith as the
democratic candidate, or against any
candidate representing the old regu'
lar element of the party. Only a
week or two ago the governor in an
address at Sea Girt warned the voters
to be careful, as the "old guard was
on the watch to regain possession OF
affairs. The governor was informed
that Senator Smith had filed aspeti'
ton.
HAS it actually been filed?" he
asked. When informed that IT hat
been, and asked If he would comment
on it, the governor said he had moth
| ing to say. Senator Smiths petition
and Mr.. Young's each contains about
800 names. Mr.. Young is the hus
band of Mime. Nordica.