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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02
Hla Rmalnnaa

There is one man who can be safe
always in taking his customers at
their face value"
who might he be-"
"The beauty Doctor"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02

Many man fails to forge ahead be-
cause he has the looking backward
habit.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02

Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup FOR children
teething, softens the gums, reduces lnfiammA-
tion,allays pain.cures wind cole sc q bottle1A
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02
Eittlna Fate.

"They are going to muzzle the pro
truding hatpin now"
I'm glad it's stuck"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02

Temptation may come to the woman
who sits down and waits, but q man
usually meets Il half way.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02

Politics is a good game, but a
mighty poor business.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02
Quite Apparent.

DO theatrical angels have wings?''
Certainly. That is how their mon.
ey flies"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02
BRYAN WILL HURRY BACK.
Will Make Conference in Sacramento
as Short as Possible.

Chicago, April 26.-"I shall return
to Washington from Sacramento as
soon as l possibly can" Secretary of
State Bryan said tonight, as he board.
ed Northwestern train for California.
81 cannot forecast how long my alb
sence may be, but hope it will be
short, l ought to be in Washing
ton"
Mr.. Bryan declined to make a state
ment in connection with the coming
conference with Governor Johnson and
the California legislature. my mes.
sage" he said in answer to a question,
lis, as far as my memory goes. with
out precedent. We may create proceed
ents in our conferences but it would
not do to speak of them in advance"
That the secretary will have hos
pitable welcome in California was
shown today by five invitations he
had to address public meetings in San
Francisco and Sacramento.
Mr.. Bryan said that he had been
obliged to decline the invitations from
San Francico and there was no likeli-
hood that he would be able to speak
there
81 replied to the gentlemen in Sac.
ramento that had been dispatched by
the president to confer with the gov
ernor and legislature of their state"
Mr.. Bryan said, land under this cir
cumstance, while appreciated their
invitation, did not deem it proper for
me to make any speaking engage
ments."
He added that as representative of |
the president he had never doubted a
cordial welcome from California.
The proposed law prohibiting Japan
ese owning land in California has
aroused the Oriental diplomats and
President Wilson has sent Mr.. Bryan
to help frame the law.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-05-02
Exceptions.

He-Must stolen goods always be re
stored?
She-Certalnly.
He-All right, Will you now take
back the kiss l stole last night?
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
Granted Insurance
 After Consumption

There are so many cases Of Consnmp tloh reported where the details show the disease started with cold or n cough. that f is really surprising that diately stop these apparently minor iron. hles. Our advice is "stop the cough or cold. lf possible. without delay" Other rise more serious troubles are likely fa follow IT the medicines you ore now taking do not bring relief try Eckman's Alterative, as this man did
 23T Dean st. Brooklyn. N Y.
 tsentiemen ! am giving van below q bref history Of nay ease. which trust you will use for the heneBt of those saf- feting from any similar troubles.
 "Alsout year and a half ago ! noticed lhaf say healfh was rabidlg failing uutli at the end of six months my weight had ialien Co i2a pounds [ was troubled with night sweats severe cough and was very weak having in fnef absolutely Do ambition whatever Ahont this time ! consulted a physician who tald me my lungs were affected Not satisfied I went Co another doctor, who after exam hing me said that was ia the first stages Of consumption At this point | started to take Eckman'S Alteratise The night sWeatS stepped ulmos: iumadlatelv. mF cough besaule iooSer and gradually disappeared My weight is now i42 pounds aud my physician has tIronuuneed nle perfectly sound which togethar with ihe fact that ] have been accepted by two different insurance companies Tor iUSur- anee, makes Inc sure of my entire rerav-. cry by Eckman's Aitsrative ! should be very glad Co rummunieare with any enc who would Do interested iH my ease
 tSWorn Afhdayiti W E. SEE
 EeAmans Alterative ls effective in Bron- chitls, Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and Lung Troubles. and in uphuildfus inc system. Does not contain poiSouS opiates or habit forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling of recuNeries, and write Co Eskmau Laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa for more ..vt- aehre. For sale by an leading druggists Lowell Drug Co. in Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
SEX CONCEALED
 EIGHTEEN YEARS
Remarkable State of Affairs Disclosed at Victor, Col, When Girl Is Found
 to Be a Boy
ON WAY TO BIsBEE

On January the Review pubnshea "a short Associated Press dispatch rel ative to the discovery of 8 hoy mas querading as girl which stated that he was on the way to this city. Further details 9f the affair have beea received from Victor, Colo, and reveal a High interesting state of affairs The dispatch from Victor is as sol- lows.
 VICTOR. Colo. Jan. 7.-An extra ordinary case Of sex concealment was learned today by the discovery that Irene MOynahan. lS years old. until a few days ago a pupil at the Victor Hugh High school, is a boy. The fact was made known through the suspi- cions of Marshal A. H. Weinecke of La Junta. who saw the "girI' fey days ago in that town while on her way to visit in Arizona, to join Tim MoYnahan, her father, a miner. em- ploved at Bisbee. who left here sey- eral months ago. The La Junta mar shat thought the girl was fugi, tive and placed her under arrest
 Discovered by Marshal
 The marshal discovered that his charge was in reality a boy. Mrs. Moynahan, who lives here. admitted that Irene has paraded in girls clothes since able to walk She says the reason she has taken such pains to conceal the sex Of her child for so many years is that she was unable to dress her in male attire. A strange feature of the case is that the father or the alleged girl never knew until a short time ago that Irene is q boy.
 When the La Junta officer arrested the boy he found a letter from Mrs. to her husband. telling him that his alleged daughter is boy and stating she was sending the son" to his father as New Years gift.
 Suit Given Boy
 The La Junta marshal obtained suit of boys clothes, dressed the boy in them for the first time since ne was born and sent him on his way ,o ! Bisbee to visit his father and a broth | er.
 It has been a great mystery here, ! more especially to the associates of 1 rene. in the high school, particularly 1 he girl students, why Irene talked, l walked and acted like a boy
 She was crack ball player. as | we'll as a football fan and engaged in | III boys sports with skill.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
IOWA LEGISLATURE CONFINES

DIES MONIES, Iae Jan 13.-A heavy program eonfronts the thirty fifth general assembly Of Iowa. which convened today for it's biennial ses- sion. Chief interest ceateTs in five important measures that will be pre- seated for consideration. They are. WOrkingmen's compensation, good roads. revision of school laws, pub licc utilities and permanent tax com mission. Other matters that are ex- pected to be brought sP during the season are womsn's suffrage, the Ore goE plan of electing United States sen
 ators, state prison reform, rural school problems. and provision for a stricter regulation of private banking institutions Before the lawmaklng begins the legislature will Teelect William s. Kenyon to the United States senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
EXPOSITION STAMPS
 APPEAR IN BISBEE
First Consignment of New Designs Received at
 Local Postofice

z, 4 shipment Of the Hew Panama Pacific stamps have been received by the pest office here The stamps are Of the one. five and ten cent denom- nations. the two cent ones not yet having been issued.
 The one cent stamp is green and bears an engraving of Columbus. The ite cent one is blue and IS decorated With a picture of the sun rising be- bind the Golden Gate. Balboa dis covering the Pacific is the decoration 2t the ten cent stamp. which is vel low. The new stamps are one and one-half times the width of the or d,nary stamps. The stamp will be oE sale today. Only a small quantity have been received. but it is ex- reeted that large shipments of the stamps, which will be in general use fEom now until the exposition in 1915. win soon be received.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
TWO FIRES CAUSE
 LOSS OF ABOUT sn5
Early Morning Blaze Does Not Damage Extensive
 ly = Monday Fire S1O0

Two fires. one early. Sunday morn ins and the other yesterday after noon. aid about SIS worth of dam age. The fire on Sunday morning occurred at { a. m. and v'as in the house helonging to Nick Noble. on Opera Drive It is believed that the fire was caused from an overheated stove. All the tenants Of the house and those nearby were rousted out into the cold by the fire. which did about $l00 worth of damage.
 The fire yesterday afternoon oe- cured at i.SO o'clock and was at the. house Of Mrs. Thomalson, on Bailey Hill The fire was caused by boys throwing lighted matches into a pile of slack coal that was piled against the house. The damage was about sl5.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
VETERAN AND RAACHER
 DIES AT WHITE WAFER
E. P. Gabbart Well Known in BiShee Will Be Buried
 This Afternoon

F. F. Gabbart, one of the old tim. CTS of this section, died at his home m White Water Sunday. Mir Cab bart had been a rancher Of the SuI- phur Springs valley for years
 MT. Gabbart was well known in Bisbee. He was sixty-sevcn years old and came 10 this country from Kentucky. He has no relatives liv. ing near here. so far as is known but has sons and daughters living at San Antonio, Tex. The funeral will be held at the O. K Undertak- ing parlors at o'clock this after noon. Rev Fry will oeieiate.
 Mir. Gabbart was a Confederate vet eran. san Antonio papers please copy.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
WATER SCARCE
 IN HE CITY
Cold Weather Left Many Bursted Pipes and In- convenieced Many
 Water Users
TROUBLE ABOUT OVER

Many broken pipes. causing a con. tinual leakage at the reservoir. is causing much inconvenience to wa ter users in the city. Every effort is being made 10 get the pipes ra. pared as soon as possible.
 The pumps of the Bisbee- -Naco Wa ter company at Naeo are being op- erated night and day to relieve the water famine" There was a slight break in one of the pumps on Sun day, but this was soon repaired and all three of the pumps are now in operation. There was a report yes terday that the big main pipe below Lowell had bursted, but this was de nied by the water company.
 Big Repair Gang.
 The water company has greatly in creased it's force of men on repair work and the injured pipes are be. ing repaired as soon as possible. Un, tii this is completed there will be q lack of water for. as soon as the res erVoir is partly filled, the leaks cause most of the water to go to waste be. fore the water users can be supplied Besides this many house holders leave the taps turned on with buckets beneath, so that. as soon as the wa ter begins running. they will get a supply. This means that many of the pipes are continually open and the supply is thus soon exhausted. no matter how much is pumped up.
 Car of Water Comes.
 One car of water was brought up by the railroad for the Copper Queen yesterday. The railroad company has a number of cars in readiness. but it is the opinion of the water com pany that, with the large number of gangs nov employed in repairing the pipes, that the situation will b. greatly relieved today. Provided there is no further cold snap and consequent bursting of pipes. it is expected that t will only be a short time before the supply is up to the normal
 In a number of cases great incon yenience has been caused by the shutting on Of the supply of water For a short time on Sunday the Copper Queen hotel had to use the mine supply water Boarding houses and other large users of water have had hard work getting a sufficient supply
 All gymnasium classes at the N M- C. A. have been temporarily aban- doned as there is no water for the showers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
OLD TRAIL ROAD
 PASSES B|SBEE
Ocean to Ocean National Highway Follows Course of State Road Through
 This City
IS NOT BORDERLANDI l

Bisbee is on more than one proposed
 Ocean to Ocean Highway. The Bor- Gerland route is not the only one that passes through this city. This is shown hy map that has just been received by Secretary Gray Of the. .Commercial club. The other route Is known as the National Old Trails Road. Ocean to Ocean Highway.
 The map received by Secretary Gray was issued by the National Old Trails Road association which has headquarters in the Midland Building lh Kansas City. It shows a road run ming from Washington through south err Pennsylvania. Indiana. where Indianapolis Is the chief city touched. Illinois, Missouri, passing through St Louis and Kansas City. and Kansas. H cuts across the southeasterly cor. ner of Colorado. running south from Trinidad. In New Mexico it passes through Raton, Las Vegas, Santa Fe. Alburquerque, and on to Ricon. There it turns west once more passing through Deming and Lordsburg ana so on into Southern Arizona where 1t passes through Douglas. Bisbee, Tombstone and on to Tucson and Phoenix following the Sorderiand route in this respect.
 Old Trails Cumberland
 The course of the proposed road Is described as being Braddocks road from Washington to Cumberland. Cumberland Road or National Pike to St. Louis, Boon Lick Road to Boone vile. old Santa Fe Trail to Santa 1 Fe DOnophan's route to Mexico. Rear. i ney's road 10 California and Fl Camino 1 Real
 The association has the support of the Daughters of the Revolution. and Sons Of the Revolution for pa- l triotic and sentimental reasons and | Of all good roads association along the line. The object is to obtain gov ernment and state aid iH the upbuild- 1 Ing Of the roads to form an ocean to I ocean highway and to have such high way commemorate the routes taken I 1y the early day pioneers who broke their ways through the then wilder ness following their course toRard ! he setting sun
 At the next meeting of the directors Df the Commercial Club the map will be laid before them and they will bo asked to endorse the proposed route.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
DR. CRAIG RETURNS
 FROM EXTENDED TRIP
Has Been in Mountains of Eastern Arizona and New
 Mexico for Few Months

Dr. and Mrs Geo. D. Craig re- turned to Bisbee yesterday from an extended trip through eastern Ari- zona and western New Mexico. The trip was started soon after the ad-
 journment of the legislature last June, of which Dr. Craig was a mem ber. They were in the Mugollon mountains for some time where the hunting Is said to be fine.
 DF. Craig is interested in some mining property in the Apache Box vicinity which he visited enroute home. He says that the Twin Butte mine is now being worked and that at. the old Carlisle camp. eighteen miles north of Duncan. is being re- vived and a number of leasers are working and shipping ore.
 Will Attend Legislature.
 Dr. Craig will remain in Bisbee for a week or ten days and then go on to Phoenix where he will attend the special session of the legislature which has been called to meet on February 3. He stated yesterday that ho peaiized that a. vast amount of important business would cone be. fore the special session, including the code revision report, and expect ed that the session would be a long and arduous one. He regards the matter of new revenue laws as the most important subject that will confront the legislature when it con. Kenes next month.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
WANTED

Clean, cotton rags at Review office.
 450.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT
 NO BUILDING REQUIRED.
(DaiIy star)

Has it ever entered the heads Of the men who are so anxious that Ari- zona make a display at the San Diego and San Francisco expositions that such a thing would De possible with cus erecting buildings by this state9 The agricultural display could be made in the agricultural hall and the min eral display in the mines building where the displays would be side by side with other displays and would show by comparison.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
YOU MEN SHOULD
 NOT OVERLOOK THIS SHIRT SALE

S1.00 for
 ALL s150 & some of the s2.0O grades in the CLUErT x GOTHAM SHIRTS All are coat style -- with cuffs attach. ed in our good fitting shirts.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
How's This 2


We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- yard for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY G co. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned. have known F. J Cheney for the iast s years. and believe aim perfectly honorable ia all busiucs3 transactions and fiua1clally abic tO carry out any obligations r lce by his firm. NATIONAL BA,sT Sr COMMERCE.
 T5lsdo. O. Halls Catarrh Cure as taken internally acting C-recily rpcl tbc blood and asu- cocs sr1faccs Of the system Tcsiirlouilis set f-eo. Price 75 cents pr bo-ti-. Sold by oil Jrrg1fsfa. 6
 Take Han's Family Pills for constfpssiop-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14
A Woman. Best Police Force.

The United Play company. in pre- senting -The Third Degree" in this city shortly, calls attention to the fact that never in the history of the American stage was a play produced
 which attracted such world wide at- tention as did this dramatic triumpG of Charles Klein. It has to do with a struggle for supremacy between an entire metropolitan police force and a woman using every expedIenf. Of feminine vile. 64G
Bisbee daily review., 1913-01-14

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinins Tablets. Druggists refund money # 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sig nature is on each box. 25c.-Adver- tisement $50.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-10-25

One OF the best authorities on horti-
culture says that where a tree started
in to develop 1000 apples, 1000 Of
them should be pulled of in order that
the remaining 1000 may reach per-
lection.
The advantages of thinning are so
many that they are hard to enumer-
ate. Thinning Of fruit is advantage
Gus to any variety OF fruit tree. as
the tendency Of nature is to crowd
a numerous number Of fruit buds
on trees in favorable years.
When you pull half ora third OF the
young fruit from a tree you save the
energies of the tree, writes Missouri
Man In the Farm Porgress. On good
many occasions experiments in the
amount of potash required on thinned
and unthinned trees have been made.
Trees that have been thinned correct
ly require just about half as much of
this form of plant food as the tree that
is permitted to go ahead with the en-
tire complement of fruit buds.
Color sells apples. There is no doubt
has watched the apple-buying public.
An enormous percentage of the
worlds apple crop Is sold from fruit
stands and from peddlers' push carts.
The color is the most desirable fac
tor for such sales. Unfortunately
the great mass OF the apple-buying
public has not yet learned that
color is not always an indication OF
quality.
If you want color, deep, gorgeous
color, thin your fruit. Let the sun
shine hit the cheeks of the apple. The
more nearly the sunlight can play up
on all sides of the apple the better
the color is going to be. The same
thing is true Of other varieties OF
fruit. When you thin apples the ripen-
ing is going to be very uniform and
complete, and the colors and hues will
run from stem to tip Of the apple.
The apples will not be green on one
side and ripe on the other.
Examine fruit spur. and you Will
find that It usually has three, four,
FIVE and maybe six small fruit buds.
The accepted rule for thinning is to
remove all small fruits until no apple,
pear or peach is closer than six inches
TO it's nearest neighbor.
After the small fruits are taken off
the remaining buds start vigorously
on their development. They are get
ting the energy that would otherwise
have been distributed through three
times as many growing fruit They
cannot help but develop more quickly
and more vigorously.
When l thin fruits l wait until the
baby apples, pears and peaches have
had time to show defects in the in
ferior ones. Take off the wormy, the
one-sided, the small and the twisted
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-10-25
CARLYLE and the @. c. q.

Although Carlyle saw absurdity I'm
the idea of himself as G. G. b., he was
sensible of the compliment, Frouda
tells US. He has never spoken of Dis
raeli except with contempt, but Dis
raeli was not given to maline on such
points" In the letters pressing the
Grand Cross on Carlyle he implied that
he did not offer him q peerage because
hereditary honor would be mockery
to a childless old man. and offered a
life income suitable to the rank OF
@. G. b. The Chelsea omnibus con-
ductor's comment to Froude on Carr
lyle's refusal of the honor is com-
plete: Very proper OF the queen to-
offer 1t, and more proper OF he to can
that he would have nothing to do with
IL. 'Tisnt they who can do honor %
the likes OF he."-London Chronicle.
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-10-25
How Moisture Is Re-
tanned in Soil
BY M. c. SEWELL. Agronomist
Ohio College Of Agriculture

which scientifically cohesion and adhesion and the
effects which very difficult break If think of the soil
layer layer Of these little PARTICLES surrounded by
water readily that the suns shine down the
eartis the upper film of will gradually evaporae
As it evapoa has the tendency repensh its quantity
layer Immediately beneath adjacent keep layer
of water-surrounded particles on the surface
this allowed to continue would be long before the earth
would lose its moisture content and plants would then be unable
where ng operations brought breaking
of the soil the connection broken upper
and lower layers that the water from of the under particles
passed ence the particle above it. In this
continually stirred keeps the below the stirred
they need The particles
until the visited by substantial
the upper layers and the original
from particle to particle