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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-05

MOBILE. Ala, March 5.-The Maps are
back to the Philadelphia style of training.
a system laid on the shelf as FAR as
Cleveland was concerned when Nap La
ioie relinauished the ~reins to Jim Nc
Guire.
Since 1902 Cleveland has had two styles
of training, Bill Armour and MCGUIRE be-
ing believers in the scheme directly op-
posite TO that pursued by Connie Mack
When Armour was in charge he was All
adherent of the one-practice session
day stunt. Only one session. but Mutt
and JEFF! What a session 1t was, often
lasting three or four hours. Some of
the players tongues were hanging out
when they returned to the hotel at San
Antonio in 1904 after one OF these Cruel
ing spasms on the sandy outheld Bill
attempted to set the pace, but was forced
to quit after two days. The hike to ana
from the diamond also was one OF Ar
mOur's theories.
With the assumption of the managerial
reins by Nap Lajoie a different system
day were inaugurated, and these were
made brief, Lajoie addressing his players
along these lines:
You are big leaguers. You Wouidn I
be mere II you ulu Hot shiiO" siaS Se'~'
It's up to you to get into condition. You
know how much work you should nave
better than ] do. If you don't neeo
much YOU can take things easy but l
do expect every man to be right when
the season starts
Didn't Like Lajoie System.
Such a training system did not meet
with the approval of some other man
ayers and the writer remembers how one
American leader remarked:
when / followed you fellows into At
lanta they told me the training OF the
Maps was a joke; that every man did as
he pleased and no one trained"
Whether it was a joke or not. the Maps
we're on edge when the season started
and BY July l were SO far ahead OF aii
their rivals they appeared TO nave the
pennant cinched Then Larry met with
the accident which nearly ended his dia-
mond career. ansaccident followed by in
iuries to other stars of the team. He
also had the team going well the follow.
ing two years, when injuries again put
the club out of the race.
Then came Jim Mcguire. Jim was a
two-session man. but while telling the
players he did not want them 10 Work
too hard, he favored the marathon stunt
between the hotel and park that meant
eight miles a day on the road. The play
ers religiously plodded their eight miles
a day. and when Alexandra was left be-
hind could have taken first money IN
a ay-go-as-you-please pedestrian
event Their legs were in great shape
but they were dead tired, and it is no
wonder that Cleveland has not had any
base runners.
Now, Harry Davis, another graduate of
the Connie Mack school, is in charge OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-05
HARVARD IN LEAD.
Has Three Men on All-American
Hockey Team.

PRINCETON, N J.. March 5.-The ALL
american college hockey team. which Is
annually selected by Coach Hornfeck OF
Princeton. includes this year three Har-
ward men and one each from Princeton,
Vale, Columbia and Cornell, as follows
Goal. Carhart. Yale: point. Smith. Cor.
nell; cover point. Blacknall; Harvard
center. Bates. Columbia: rover. Baker
Princeton; wings, Huntington of Har.
ward and Sortwell Of Harvard.
In commenting on Princeton's sole rep
resentative on this seven, Coach Horn
feck says: Baker. who Is without ex.
ception the greatest hockey player in tho
country at the present time. naturally
has no peer among college men,"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
NEW HOME Of
AR|z. MOTOR co.
It VIII Shortly Move Into
the Largest and Best
Equipped Garage In Ari-
IONA to Accommodate
Expanding Business.

The Arizona Motor company. the
oldest garage IN the CITY to maintain
an nbrokcn existence. is shortly To
move into new quarters erected cs-
pecially for the company. tt be eX-
act the building is the new brick and
concrete structure on North First
street at the cornor of Van Buren,. on
the site formerly occupied by the Old
Grand theater Tho company viii take
possession at the conclusion OF the
automobile show which is to be held in
the new building in few days.
The pew home Of the motor COM
pany will be the most prctentious place
of the sort in Arizona. It has n front
age of g. feet on First street and $50
feet on Van Burcn. First street will
be the main entrance with 4 side en-
trance on Van Buren, Tho floor Of the
entire building is Of cement ana the
structure viii be divided into three lie
partmcnts. The company will engage
in general automobiIe business repre-
senting the state with the Studebaker
and Abbott Detroit lines and carrying
a general wholesale and retail stock
Of motor supplies. II will also conduct
a garage and in connection with it a
fully equipped repair department
The sales show and supply room win
be 50 feet or Van Buren, and 65 on
First street The garage will be i'm
meIiately behind it SOx65 ana on the
east side of the building will be the
repair shop 35X65. the same size as the
show room. The company proposes To
have the best Of everything in every
department and its garage will be large
enough To- house a great many ma
chrcs
The Arizona Motor co. is the Ijgiti-
mate development Of the little business
started several years ago By +. \. Carr
which ran largely to motorcycles and
bicycles in its beginning. Mr.. Carr
kept expanding at his old site on
Adams street until finally it got too
small for him and anyhow the site was
in greater demand by the promoters of
the Empress theater project. The Ari-
IONA Motor Co. which hal been organ
lied meanwhile had t. hunt new
home and is now found i'm temporary
quarters at los North Second avenue
which it will move from, about the
10Th.
The company now organized consists
or +. y. Carr. president; F. Il. Brown
vice president: NJ. L. Workman. gen
eral manager and Wayland Wood
salesman
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
CONGESTION Of
FELINE WAITS
Illustration Of How the
Humane Instinct, Unre-
pressed, May Be Misun-
derstood and Kick Back
Like a Shotgun.

\ subscriber ot The Republican APP
peared in this Office Yesterday and re-
questcd an emphatic reference to "a
growing practice in this community
which sails under false colors of kind
ness and humane instincts. She said
that at very early hour yesterday
morning she caught Il woman whose
identity is unknown To- her. IN the act
OF dcpOsiting sackful OF cats and
kittens i'm her front yard. thus placing
upon her the burden of cruelty in
throwing them out To- starve. sending
for humane officer to Kill them. or
establishing an clecmosynary institu-
ton for the maintenance of discarded
pets
The offended woman says it is all
one right minded and charitable per
son could be asked To- do. 20 take care
Of the occasional wandering eat that
finds its way into her yard uninvited,
but when other charitably disposed
persons assemble stray eats by the
sacllful and without permission make
her inviting premises an asylum for
all animal derclicts which may he
drifting on the ocean of time, she re
CARDS the matter as Il personal cffront
or To say the least, misdirected kind
ness. The feline purveyor refused to
give her name and in eXtenuation
pleaded that she had accumulated one
sackful more cats than she NEEDED in
her bushes but she could not be so
cruel as to kill them and il she Sc
uuestratcd them i'm some isolated
place she feared they might suffer
through neglect. Had she called
humane officer to assist in disposing
of them she would have been a party
to the cruelty and her conscience
would have been scared in conse-
ouence. She decided therefore to leave
then To the tender mercy of one whose
charity she believed would cover Il
multitude of cats and whose do"ryard
was not yet quite full Of them
The aggrieved woman says that had
she been able To get the name of the
cat dissemination. she would appeal To
the authorities rather than The lie
publican. but under the circumstances
tho hest she can do is to denounce IN
this manner for the benefit 81 the I'M
Identified person. that in future she
will do well To keep her own eats or
IN say the least spread them out more
tbinIv over the community To- avoid ir-
ritating congestion.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08

Poor Jane is in despair" What 5
tho matter with Jane?" why, she has
lust begun to realize that She's 700 I'''
for an actress ana not fat enough lof
n prima donna.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
Notice.!


Mr. German, former manager of Phoenix AZ
cade, arrived i'll city Saturday morning from
Los Angeles, where he is managing the largest
and best equipped arcade and shooting gallery
on the coast. His visit here is mainly for the
purpose of removing the equipment OF the Phoe-
nix Arcade to Los Angeles as the business there
demands larger supply of machines.
All outstanding bills must be presented to Mr.
Germain on or before the 9th of January.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08

When in doubt try Republican
Want Ads
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

What OF earth are you doing! said the Average Girl Making cu- cumber pickle"
 The Woman of Thirty looked up from the succulent green vegetable she was slicing into a graniteware saucepan.
 Never heard of it. Is it new kind of soup flavoring like kitchen bouquet?"
 NO. Miss Ignorance. Kitchen cos metics are beauty lotions that you can make in your own kitchen. You interrupted me in the process of pre- paring cucumber lotion. It's good for all the ills that flesh-or rather the complexion IS her to. It softens and whitens the skin, 1t soothes and pre- vents wrinkles.
 Take a cucumber that is just be- ginning to turn yellow. like the one i am cutting up, and slice it into small pieces, skin and all. Then put these into pan and pound them with a wooden potato masher until the mass is a watery pulp. Now flter through a piece of cheese cloth, squeezing out as much juice as you can.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

Municipal government in Bisbee is a hard problem st best and should have the close attention not only of our city council but of every citizen who is interested in the welfare of the city. Much could be accomplished for our city government by frequent discussion Of it's need by commercial bodies and other organizations to be followed by recommendations to those in charge of our city affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
AWbMANyO OBSERVATIONS
Edr>aKMGaey

oNext proeeed to put the refuse of the cucumber and the juice togelhe- again in q clean graniteware sauce pan and let it simmer gently-don boil it-for 10 minutes. Then re- strain. and when cold add alcohol Tn the proportion Of one tablespoonful to half a pint of strained liquid. Thus can be sponged on the face several times a day. and if yoI like, you can add little perfume
 Come here a minute" conunuen the Woman, and she cut slice from the top of cucumber and rubbed IL against the Girls face.
 "Oh. don't why?'-in surprise Tt doesn't feel sticky at all. It feels lovely and cool
 "Of course. it does" said the Wo- man. "When I'm in the country and don't have to pay big price for them ! I always rub a ripe cucumber over my face every night It is the best thing in the world for the skin and IL ! takes off sunbnrn like magic. Did ] YOU ever hear of whitening the face | and neck with a potato? "Pick out a good-sized potato, cul | it in half, dip it in warm water and  rub briskly over the face and neck | before going to bed Tn short time ! this treatment will bleach out the worst tanned face"
 Where did you learn all these | things?"
 T found . good many of them Tn an ancient book that l came across Tn old times every house. almost, had ! it's still room where the mistress prepared with her own fair hands all her toilet lotions and creams, and | they were made of such things a' she could easily get. My own grand mother when she was young used tC make a beautiful pink tinted powder from beets and carrots and little cornstarch.
 She took three very ripe yellow carrots and three beets and scrapeC
 them into a bowl and then put thii
 pulp in a bag and squeezed out all th' juice and added to the remainder on'
 and one-half ounces Of cornstarch an put 1t in the sun to dry"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
C . < . : | . . . .
 >EDITORIAI. COMMENT ( . C ( ( . . z ' . .
1912 CAMPAIGNING.
 fExcbanUal

As the campaign approaches the final weeks, the methods of political solicitation grew less and less like those of twenty years ago.
 The campaign club Of that period, with it's torchlight processions, house illuminations, seems as remote from 1912 as the hard cider campaign of 1S40.
 And yet the older method was based on a skillful estimate of human nature. It performed the same service for the political cause that the pink tea does for the church organization.
 Young people choose their church affiliations much more because they had a good time getting up Box and Cox" in certain society than because they have seriously examined and pre- fer certain creed or ecclesiastical system of government.
 Similarly. the politicians figured that as 8 young man went on on marching trips with good fellows, he was apt to vote their way in Novem- Der, even if he could not name a sin gle article in the party creed.
 A number of caucuses have changed all this. First. the prohibi- ton of corporation contributions and publicity of expenses has dried up the once never failing springs of cash.
 Second, the campaign managers see more direct returns from polit- ical advertisement in the newspaper than from the purchase of uniforms and torches.
 Third, the prices are all on the l defensive, as the result of the high cost of living, the general disclosures of graft, and the need of control of the trusts.
 Formerly all it took to set the boys" cheering was house with a candle in every window. Now, they want 60 know what the candidate has done to make life a | little easier for the wife and the kid. | lets at home.
 1t gives one more faith in the future of our republic. that this change has | taken place. Election by torchlighi | procession was the most illogical method of government that the hu man consciousness ever evolved. Com | pared with such a frivolous basis, the ancient method of drawing lots looks comparatively good.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
NEWSPAPER CHANGES.
(Arizona Republican. ]


 Major George H. Kelly of the Doug las International, while retaining his interest in that paper has assumed the management and editorial charge Of the Bisbee Review which he estab- lished about fifteen years ago.
 He quickly made it one of the fore most daily papers of Arizona, a posi- ton which il has since retained. Major Kelly severed his relations with the Review about two years ago and devoted his energies soiely to the In- ternational. which he had established in the meantime and which had be- come a profitable unit in what cane 10 be known as the Kelly chain" of newspapers including the Review, the Arizona Star and for a time the Ari- zona Democrat. Under the manage ment of Major Kelly and his son. William B. Kelly. these papers exerted strong influences in southern and central Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

Colonel Roosevelt assumed a hard task when he undertook to navigate his third-term boat through the polit- iesl waters of Arizona. but the effort Harlan and Bede made to cork the holes in the Taft craft here was g more stupendous task. Neither of these political caravans have left any injury to the popularity of the demo cratic candidates here.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

editor of the Arizona Republican at Phoenix, has left that position to as- sume control of the Arizona Maga- zine in that city. Mir. Scott is one of the able newspaper men in the state and what he does not know about Arizona would not be worth printing in his magazine. His many friends throughout Arizona will wish him success.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
How to Swat Files

Always keep the swatter raised in the air and posed ready to descend. It is the raising Of the swatter in the air preparstory to striking that scares the fly away. When you swat the fly be sure and hit him on the back of the head. The nerves of the fly center at ths
 base of the brain as they do in the human being and If you swat the ny on this spot, while you may not kill
 him, you will at least paralyze him
 so that he will be out of the game for the rest of the season. The real time to swat is when you find a fly convention in the sugar bowl. You can then make what
 might be called a pot swat and exter-
 minute the heads of several families
 at one full svoop.
 One way to make flies stand still while you swat them is to catch them
 on fly paper first Then you can
 swat them, not only once, but several ! times.
 Never attempt to swat flies while
 they are swimming around in the soup, for soup travels fast and you
 are liable to ruin the wall paper as well as your shirt front
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

The time is drawing near when the property owners will have to step up to the counter of the county and city tax collectors. It is a saddenlng thought, but there is no escape. While the taxes this year will be practically the same as last year the amount of money reaching the public trcasuries will be greatly enhanced because of increased valuations in the assess ment. amounting to more than fifty millions in the state and more than ten million in Cochise county. The constitutional convention and the first legislature provided most ex travagant plan of government for the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
Post offies ees zsz
 Camden1 k.J.

WHETHER We like it or whether We don't, the Parcels Post Is almost upon us.
 IT IS NOT tn purpose of this artl- cIe to discuss the advantages or dis- advantages of the Percels Post
 VOLUMES could be written in fay or of it and as many volumes citing it's certainty of working great injury.
 IT HAS BEEN the contention of many that ALL retail merchandise were opposed to the Parcels Post.
 THIS is far from fact
 MANY retail merchants see in 1t power for great business development in which they may figure.
 THESE merchants are not necessa- rily. the largest BUT THEY ARE ALL LARGE, FOR THEY ARE, EVERY ONE ADVERTISERS.
 THE merchant who has learned the value of ADVERTISING need not fear the Parcels Post
 IF THAT great bugaboo of the re- tailer-the mail order house-can ob- tain business by advertising, the local dealer can do likewise.
 WHEN the people want anything THEY WANT IT.
 THEY DON'T want to have to wait three days for their order to reach a cataIog house, two days more while their order is being put through string of red tape" two weeks while the order Is "in transit and eventual Iy have to go to a freight station and s.bani~ the DurchaSe home.
 THEY would much prefer to go to one of the home" merchants, see just what they are buying and either take it with them or have it delivered AT ONCE.
 THE mail order houses ADVERTISE They make their wares desirable to the housekeeper. YOU CAN DO THE SAME THING. You can do more. You can get them 10 come to your place of business and see the actual article they are inter ested in.
 .sEEING IS BELIEVING.
 WHEN John Wanamaker was Post. master General hs declared himself in favor of tho Parcels Post, bgt said there were four great obstacles ln the way.
 WHEN asked what they were. he replied. The American Express Com pany. the United States Express Com pany, the Wells Fargo Express Com pany and the Adams Express Com pany."
 IT IS as easy to understand why the Four Great Obstacles" should fear the Parcels Post ns itsis difficult to understand why any Camden mer- chant who uses the REVIEW should object to it.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22

The Patagonia mining district in Santa Cruz county is just now attract ing much attention and a number of recent and important deals are re- ported in that section. The big fel- lows are turning their attention to this district and there is much con fidence unaffected in it's future
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
A KIND WORD.
(Arizora Democrat.l

George H. Kelly Of Douglas has taken charge of the Bisbee Review. George Kelly is one of the best news paper men in the Soutnwest-a stall wart, able democrat. and true friend of every Arizona industry. The Demo crat congratulates the Review upon securing the services of such a capa- ble, reputable democrat as George H. Kelly.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-22
COMING BACK TO GOOD OLD BISBEE.

During Bisbee panic industry 1so have returned drawn by the impov the prevailing high of the red
 It is good to see these the good o of increasing busne gagged in other business enterprises mines materially months there yet be notch and hours the top of the shaft going ing from the place of work
 Every industry enterprise forward increasing business with the coming ported having will greatly augmented remainder of the
 There can be no mscalciaton eardg v will the fall And is better spring the coming within cent o price.
 In the Warren district yet many copper properties ready The ground believed great the development work being pushed the Glory" holes the shauk With continuance of the price of all these claims will soon be sought by capital district The opportunity blind the opportunity past country than prevailing producing compromise will promptly dspel it. The old companies ara picking here and there good ca ms but this district too large for undertake acquire thing good in it.
 When the & A people frstinv
  pick up add string holdings; this claims second to none here
 Commercially business turned into Bisbee month than in other Arizona city conservative estimate puts the payroll
 
 mines the monthly roll tQialmost million
 The banks in Bsbe they prosperity According state Bsbee show total sources amounting
 trip through this city compare these fash prices with those southwestern cities
 Real estate report
 
 oomng all reported capacity business
 provided schools that highly edtabIe M building don anon every facility physical magnificent club house and hall shing forgetting the splendid public library maintained by the Copper Queen
 Bisbee must not thought of wild and wooly mining camps the aed Bsbee during it's infancy history all occasionally by an old Aer persists talking the departed slo's Of be early days
 How many of the citizens of any in the west vgiant combine make this social advantage may be enjoyed
 How many realize it's present i'm portanee and possibilities? -.szs&zx