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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05

annoying an Austraylian ballot or bust,
there individuel herow.
Representative J. Thomus Heflin, who is
hailed as the reel leeder Of the aunty-suf-
fragetts, has been indulging in sum tall talk
in and around Washington conserving the
movemint for votes for wimmin J. Thomas
creeated genneril constinasion in the ranks
Of the suffragetts by issuing a genneril
proclamation to the effect that if emmy mail
persun who believed in the slogan of votes
for wimmin could dope up the nurve to
meet him on the stump that he-the sed j.
Thomus- would undertake to scattur sed
mail persun s political remains frum Bal
timoor and points north to the equat,lr, or
sum such words to that effect But there
was nuthing doing. j. Thomus havving
won sum reputaslon as an orator and a ruff
and tumbul debatur, the fare advocates of
the ballot or bust contingent could find no
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05
There were nice people in the village, too.

There nice people in the village too
The young doctor, for instance.
Like the little milliner, the young doctor was
lonely. True he had house, farm in fact and
paid housekeeper, but he wanted a home. He was
the last of large family the old people were dead;
the brothers and sisters scattered. So the big
old house was very empty and lonely.
Then the little milliner with her pretty
face her dainty frocks her attractive little citybred
ways and her wistful love and appreciation of all
the country things.
She did not find it dull for the country is very
like the CITY, and the city is very like the country In
that both have their stimulating element of gossip
In which one hears many exciting things on the neb
ulous foundation of they say" somebody told my
cook"
There was the drug store to visit every after.
noon, and the soft drinks fixed and sparkled in
maner truly urban.
And then there were the soft summer evenings
after supper when the young folks all visited wifi
each other
Besides all that there many long drives
with the young DOCTOR
She liked him better than anyone she had ever
known He was straight and manly and trust
able she loved the woodland roads with the sweet
clean, spicy smell in the air: she loved the omen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05
Heflin and HObsOn I'm Action

one who would undertake the job of sup
pressing Thomus. Thereupon j. Thomus
waxed exceedingly chesty and put anuther
chip on the uther shoulder and continewed
to issue defies at the same old stand, each
defy getting moor and moor on the nurves
of the sufferagetts.
But now it is sum differint A ray of
hope has cum to illuminate the camp Of
the sufferagetts. Somone thought of that
uther distinguished Alabamian who enter
tains entirely differint veews frum those of
J. Tholnus on the sufferage question. So
when Captain Hobsun returned to Wash
ingtun-which is always moor or less of an
event-the sufferagettes fairly swampped
the Captain and elected him there cham
pyon rite on the spot. They told him that
he was 1t and to get reel bizzy and buckle
on his sword and go out and exturminate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05
Alabama Leaders
For and Against
Wonan's Suffrage

fra-la that he was going to kick large
lung out of J. Thomus s oratorrical karkas
and feed it TO the poodle. In the meen time
he sed J. Thomus ought to be grateful that
pressing matturs prevented his immediate
exclusion, but in the ad-inturrim he could
spend his time in mellencolly ponder.
OF corse J. Thomus aforesed maid big
stall and gave a corse and rawcus laff into
which he threw much expression and CRATE
mirth, and intimated that there was no
time like the pressint. According to J.
Thomus menny things could happen be-
tween now and next Spring, and sum Of
them things will be that he will continew
to goad the "movemint" until he has ev-
veryone individue sufferagette in the Unit
ed States in perfect frenzy of rage and
setting up mites planning dredful revenge
J. Thomuses trends sed that menny ambi-
sious persuns had started ont to annyhilate
the sed J. Thomus and annoy the Landscape
with his remains, but that they had aban-
doned the effurt with feelings of mingled
regret and remorse
However, this is the furst time that
Richard Peersun has tackled the job, and
while he hasn't exactly tackled it yet, he IS
sertainly going ton the Spring-and if
he don't make good now when the time
Gums sevverel millyun anxius and painting
suffragettes will be sorely disappointed
and will forthwith renounse him as there
,annydate for Presidint aftur they get the
ballot--which will NOT be in the Spring
tra-la--also tra-lo.
Now far be it frum us to take emmy sides
IN this conflict. We air meerly reporting
the news and gaze upon the hole affare
rum newtral ground. We have trends in
both camps and if we don't dye with old
age before this mitey debate Gums off we
air going to be on hand filled with conflict
ng emmosions and Book Beer and enjoy
ourselves to the limit.
In the meen time evvery patryottic
Alabamian can point with pride or veew
with alarm as it pleeses him and in emmy
case be perfectly rite. Both Champions of
the Deer Creeturs who bless our happy
homes as the manufacturers of the Ameri-
can pie of commerse, and split skirts, and
auctsion bridge, air frum Alabama, and
if we do not agree with the one, we can with
the uther, and in emmy case we have a sweel
up with pride cumming to us.
Both of theese distinguished yung
Statesmen have won nasional reputasions
and both air assets to the State of Alabama.
May there engagemint of heevey artillery
in the Spring-be confined to the refined
English language as she is spoke, and in
such polite turns and phrases that no heds
be broken in the meelee.
Yours trooly,
BILL VINES.
Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05

It was Paradise to the eyes of a tired little city
,uiiiiiner VINO had for-her vacation and
who was wishing with all her heart that she might
never leave this little Arcadia with its WIDE long,
shady street, its od-fashioned houses far back
Its little church in grove the hill its downtown
section which consisted Of general merchandise
store drug store and rambling little hotel with
a shady friendly porch.
Every day the mail carrier came, while twice
week huge wagons with strong draught horses
the city, 10 miles away for supplies and thus
the facilities of the village represented. But
the little milliner thought she had seen such
beautiful flower gardens such milk and butter such
rosy babies!
She was crazy about flowers and chickens and
babies. W
She had always been crazy about the country
and home, and she had never had much of either.
She orphan and had lived and worked in
the city all her life.
The greatest gift she asked of heaven was a
country home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05
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pul of the State of Alabama reely
don have emmy idear of the menny
cawses they have to feel plum chesty. I'm
less they could actuelly be on the ground
they can't conserve, unless they air long
distanse conseevers' of the very prommi-
mint part that there favvorite Suns play
!, in the affairs of the Nasion. In the Coun-
sells of the Nasion Alabama in the furst
phase has Our Osker, who is the hole works
and then sum in the House of Represent
lives. Of corse we have kinder got use to
Osker, and evvey boldly jest naturelly looks
to him to pull off sumthing wurth while
EVERY day-but Oslzer is not the only
claim Alabama has to disticksion-not by
emmy meens There air sevverel uther
claims hanging round in the offing and
clammering sum vosifferusly for recogni-
sion, and what is moor to the point, git
ting it. M
So Alabama is much in evvidense here
In the furst phase we have creeated sum
considerable worry and carloads of high
browed talk ovver the seventeenth amend
mint. Alabama s Guvvernor and Attorney
!, Generil sprung few perfectly good teckni-
rallyties which had never been used before
on the big leege lawyers like Senatur Bacun
and Senatur Ovverman about the rite to an
point United States Senatur by the Guy
vernon of Sovverrain State without the
consent of emmy uther Nasion on earth or
words to that effect, which attracted gen
neril attension, and FURNISHED good deel
of copy for the Republican newspapers
who weer skered plum to deeth for feer that
the demmycrats would not be abull to mus
ter enuff votes to pass the tariff bill, in
which event the red-hot, six syllender, ma
rooned cultured, 100 horsepower pannick
advertised by the Republican party to fol
low in the wake of the tariff bill could not
appecr as skeduled and consequently the
Repubhcon party would not have an oppor-
snnnity to play return engagemint. How
evver that blew ovver and the country is
safe onse moor though the Alabama Sena-
turship still stands out promminntly like
Tammerny Skandall.
But where Alabama steps in and cops
the hole works, so to speek, is in furnishing
1White Hopes to the feemale populasion of
our CRATE Republick. The South has al
ways been noted for it's gallintry and when
the fair women of our land begin to yeel for
hellup there is always champion frum the
South reddy to step rite in and shed the
last drop of his blnd or the last button off
/ his union suit in dedly conflict for her rites.
That's us, and Alabama proseeds to furn
nish both sides Of the CRATE conflict be-
tween the Skirts, ovver the privilege of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-10-05
Little Story With Little Mora1---By Kari Kaffer

was in the year nineteen something, mid
summer, also, and in little village 10 miles
from railroad and truly Arcadian in its
beauty and simplicity.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
AUGUSTUSCARY, FAMOUS
 ALkALAI IKE AT LOWELL

D.d you ever see a photograph of our Western friend, "Algali" Ike? Here he is, and his real name is Augustus Carney. He is the little fellow that makes thousands and thousands Of people laugh at the moving picture show. ~Alkaii" Ike is a tremendously funny and eccentric character. Car ney is one of the few moving picture players who has succeeded in captUr- ing a character name so inseparaby to himself that his own name is forgot ten. Since returning to Niles, Calf ornia where the Western photoplays are produced by the Essanay Western Comedy Company "Alkali" Ike has won unnumbered friends by his hila-- ious characters, now famous through out the entire world. When he trav- els, people single him out and after the second look someone always ex- claims Why. surely, that's "Alkali- Ike, and surely 1t is. Watch, wait and see this little man with the big name at the Lowell theatre tonight and tomorrow night in the first Of coming series of rollicking comedies. To night he will appear in "Alkali' lke's Homecoming and if those to come will compare with this the first of this great series, it is ceratain that the famous character will have strong following among the movie" fans of the district In conjunction with this splendid comedy to night will be seen The Miser's Millions. This Is also the first appearance in this locality of the Cines photopiays and the management claim 1t is the last word in photoplay perfection In every respect. This great feature is in three parts and tells most beauti fully a thrilling story which holds the audience in it's grip from start 70 finish. The plot is new and the won derfully contriyed mechanical devices which control the secret passages which lead to the Miser's treasures are marvelOusly in their electrical workings 4 picture never to be for gotten.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
Suffered Twenty One Years
 Finally Found Relief

Having suffered for twenty-ons years with a pain in my side, finally nave found relief in Dr. KiImers sWamp-Root. The physicians called it Mothers Pain" and injections of morphine were my only relief for. short periods of time. became so sick that l had to undergo a surgical operation in New Orleans which ben. efited me for two years. When the same pain came back one day I was so sick that gave up hopes of living A friend advised me to try your Swamp Root and at once commenced using it. The first bottle did me so much good that I purchased two more bottles. l am now on my second hot tle and am feeling like new woman l passed a gravel stone as large as a big red bean and several small ones ] have not had the least feeling of pain since taking your Swamp Root and feel it my duty to recommend this great medicine to all suffering humanity. Gratefully yours
 MRS JOSEPH CONSTANCE.
 Avayelles Par N arksville. Ia.
 Personally appeared before me, this 18th day of July. 1911, Mrs. Joseph Constance. who subscribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact
 Wm. Morrow Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
Heat Very Trying
 To Women s Nerves
They Neglect Tneir Bowels and the
 Poispns Vitiste the 6lnod


 Hot weather has a very weakening effect on women. They are too languid 10 exercise. and SIS a result have ap- petite only for foods that seem light and tasty. such as salads and other cold connections But these freauetly produce indigestion. and with it comes constipation
 lt is especially in hot weather that women should keen up the highest standard of health. but it is necessary 10 have strength to resist the heat The first essentials are good digestion and regular bowel movement. and then good red blood and steady nerves will fellow The best way to obtain these Is not by an over-indulgence in fruits, which often are not ripe or oyer-ripe. and hence are dangerous. but in the use of gentle and pleasant tasting bowel stimulant like Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin. Use it tonight and your constipation. indigestion and sick headaches will vanish by morn ing.
 Mrs. Henry Moeller, 295S Lee Ave. Chicago. uses 1t herself and gives it to her children, and Mrs. A C. Cald- well Denver. Colo. was once pale and sallow-l looking. but now has a pretty
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Sl0,O0o. lts incorporation papers were issued abalit the first of May and the recent meeting was the first that has been held under the charter The shares are of slO per value each and an indication of the wide interest in the club is shown by the fact that there are more than fifty stock hold CTS. The stockholders represent all lines of business and this diversity Promises the maximum amount of development by the club
 The following officers were elected to hold office for the ensuing year. Fred Ritter. president; otto Hea. drIckson, vice president: and H. L Hunter. secretary and treasurer. The directorate is composed of five mem bers, being the officers and Harry Jennings and K. Kohlstad At the meeting Tuesday night arrangements for the distribution of the stock was made and this will be accomplished in about week. No special meeting 2 date has yet been set but a general meeting is planned soon, when num- erous improvements. including street paving, will be discussed and put ul- der way.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
MATCH,
 Sl,OO0 FIRE

The Yer old son Of MT and Mrs w. x. Hansen, Of Warren prattled yes terday afternoon of a match that it had brought from the house and that made big fire The latter was sn the frame building occupied by me Arizona Plumbing Co. Of which Efr Hansen was the owner. The build me. Frame Of dimensions Of 25N6U Was totally destroyed along with plumbing toois owned ty Mir Hansen and a sms.E amount of plumbing stock.
 The Hansen residence, within ten feet Of the burned bUil5ing, barn at the rear of the shop, and six houses immediately al the rear Of this. were all in danger of burning Excellent work on tEe.rart Of The Warren Nolun- teer Ere Department saved the ada cent property. Those who sa1g the department perform said that they had ne6er witnessed better all round work. Intelligence and musc-e were In play aH the time and together.
 The first line of hose was putting Wa.er on the fire. which was on Black Knob New syenue. within five minutes ot the time the alarm was given ln -Owea ? minutes the department had uree streams of water goiue The plumbing shop building was doomed from the first flash It was of dry tim ter and with the start it had there was no chance of checking the flames Wisely, the department gave its c.- forts Co the adjoining houses.
 The plumbing shop building was erected several years ago at cost o. about S3G09 The last year it had litt.e Rse and had detarioraIed a good deal Insurance Of Si.000 carried on the building win probably cover the loss. At the time Of the fire, Mir. and Nrs. Hansen were in Bisbee Their child was playing about the house ani shop alone in their absence. In the house it secured a match, which it carried to the shop, with result Of the fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
CATTLE IN GOOD FORM.- GROWERS UNDISTURBED

That the tariff is not worrying Ari- zona cattlemen was stated yesterday by J. Bennett, foreman of the Boquil-- las Cattle company, at Hereford. MT. Bennett was in the city for a brief visit.
 Cattlemen Of this section look for good prices to continue" be said. "In this section we are far removed from the ports of entry where high grade cattle would be shipped in and the local consumption is sufficient to about look after all our product. What we want now is some good rains and if we get them there will undoubtedly be big increase in the number and weight of cattle to be shipped in the fall
 At our ranch so far we have had one small rain, which was sufficient 70 take out a small dam but did no othei damage. For this time of the year the range is in generally good condi- ton and with the summer rains 1t will be excellent We do not hear 0f many cattle shipments being made from the Me1ican side and it is the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
FAVORITE TALKING
 PICTURESFOR TONIGHT

The Royal will present tonight Edi- sons best production in talking Die tres-'The Five Bachelors. Mir. Edison personally superinteuded the production of this. his masterpiece and personally made it's first presen- Jat!on in the New York Broadway Theatre. where it made decided hit playing thirty nights to crowded houses.
 The Indian Girls revenge. another talking picture to be presented tonig nt is an Indian story with all the realism of the motion picture, with the addi. tiCn of every word and sound faith fully reproduced.
 In addition 10 the talking pictures. which are maintaining their preemi, nenCe a. drawing cards and also giving 10 the Warren district public a man uer Of entertainment about which it appears 10 grow constantly more en- thusiastc. the Royal is keeping up the high quality Of its regular moving picture tim service. Four big reels of these pictures are run nightly. h. cid1ntS2ly. ton ght IS change night and brings on some fine attractions.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
ANOTHER DAY IF
 SLIPPING PRICES
PAINE WEBER MARKET LETTER Furnished by L. J. Overlook broker age office, Bisbee correspondent.

BOSTON. June 26.-There was only fractional changes in the market 10. day All classes Of stocks opened strong but gradually sagged all through the session. The volume of trading was small and speculation was at a low ebb. The big interests still seem confident that the position of the metal is good. but in spite of tae rap.d-ty diminishing surplus the price Is gradually weakening and small lots or copper are selling around II 3-S. This is naturally q dull time of the year in the metal trade and big in. terests feel confident that there VII te a revival of buying orders before long, We look for a traders market with possibly sagging prices. due 10 The tired selling.
 Metal 4l2 S-4. Money 2 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

complexion, and naturally they are great believers in the value of SyTuD Pepsin as a seasonabIe iaxatiye-tonic. lt can be obtained of druggists at Ef- ty cents and one dollar a bottle, the latter size for family use. Its tonic properties make it an ideal laxative for women and children. You will never again use strong cathartics, pur- gatiyes and salts after trying Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin.
 Families wishing to try free gmple bottle can obtain it, postpaid by addressing Dr. ". B. Caldwell SIS Washington s., Monticello, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

impression that about all the ranges in the northern part of Sonora at least are cleaned out. All the stock on the Boquillas ranch is straight American bred and there is no Mex ican cattle on our ranges
 MT. Bennett was accompanied to the city by Jack McGregor, who went to Hereford yesterday on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
HERE IS NEED OF
 APPEALING, REAL KIND

Realty men here report that homes are scarce. Newcomers have cOnsid- erable difficulty in locating, but they can always find some place to spend a few days while looking for a home. But those people are grown ups and can take care Of themselves.
 There's little blue eyed youngster in Bisbee. he's only been here a few deys-which corresponds to his age and he is having a hard time finding hoUz. His troubles and those of deserted mother were told to the Charity Committee of the Commercial club yesterday and that efficient de- Uartmeut immediately set out to find him a home.
 l. The case is one Of the most pathet- ic that has been CaneG 70 our attention in a long time" said Miss Cummings the secretary, yesterday. The cir cumstauces make it absolutely neces- sary that the mother give up her child to some good family for adoption We have plenty of prosperity in the Warren district. bat m sfortune has banished good times for this mother, She is pelniIess. It IS not a case of simple reduced circumstauces. but of the vital question of where the nest meal is going to come from
 So that's the case of the new comer. What the Charity Committee wants to know is whether there is some family in Bisbee fiat is willing to give this youngster a chance. Hes a fine look ing boy. healthy. and will grow up tO be a big booster for the Warren dis trict. Full information regarding him can be obtained by application to Miss Cummings
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
LOWELL CLUB IS LIVE
 HUSTIING, ORGANIZATION

The Lowell club, organized to foster the development of Lowell and gen orally boost for that city. is now a full fledged corporation, with many of the prominent business men of Jhe city directly interested in it. The final formalities looking to the legal izing of the corporation were held at a meeting Tuesday night
 The Lowell club is capitalized at
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
Letter to Dr. Kiimer & Co, 5iaghamton. ~. v.

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Italy. has decidsG 10 pace orders sLroad for part of ar.nAr plate fer Dew dreadnaughts.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27

Navigation betweez Lakes Erie and Ontario on Weiland Caual tied up hy ar arcloenL.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
COTTON.

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-27
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