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The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
THIS LADY
 GBEYED HUSBAND
In Matter Where Her Happiness Was at Stake, and is Mighty
 Glad She Did.

Sheldon. $ C.-Tn advices from this town Mrs. ]. B. Marvin writes as fol lows: For more than three years, [ suffered with womanly troubles. and none of the different treatments l un- derwent seemed to do me any good.
 | also had pains in my left siee, so bad, at times, could hardly get up.
 My husband told me to buy some Cardui. the vomans tonic, and l did. started taking it. and soon began to feel better I took only few bottles and now l am perfectly well, and able to do anything
 Car<ui has done me world of good. It certainly cured me of the trouble had and l am getting along nicely
 have recommended the remedy to other sufferers, and they have all been benefited by it.
 will always keep Cardui in my home for use in time of need"
 Cardui is a purely vegetable rem- edy. containing no harmful mineral products. It's ingredients act in help ing, building way. on the womanly con stitution It has been relic ing wom- anly troubles for over half Q century, during which time it has proven Of more than ordinary value as tonic for weak women.
 You can rely on Cardui. It will do for you, what it has done for thousands of others. It will help you. Begin to take Cardui today
 N. B.-Wyite to, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Ladies' Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for Specsl I,yfrAct1ors on your case and 64paRe book. "Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper. Adv.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Easy Winner.

Senator Key Putnam was talking in Tonopah about two lobbyists who had Quarreled
 .But there's no fear" he said, Of their maiming or initiating each oth- CT They are like Bluff and Stuff.
 Who came cut ahead. man asked. in tHat street row between Bluff and stuff
 SmG dGd. was the answer but he had haif streets start.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
Too Much Reform.

Mayor Cheney of Hartford said of reformer who desired to revive some of the most iutolerable of the Sunday blue laws.
 The man would stop us from read ing our Sunday newspaper, from talk ing our Sunday auto ride.
 He drowned
 "A reformer of this type" he said. may bp defined as one who believes in the div.ne right of interference.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
CHAPTER Vl
4 Family Row.


 Ta- ##s stony about @taai5sh.'- bal.u Toes aaeamrorae'F then paused faFalH#tasR as Flake iHaued back v.lH 8 eaauf Of rplet
 That aHss asked fhe father. T was at.ad=l uas roeae 10 get another caIIdoNH noun mE Mise son ou my soUrs aud s4s Honestly Tom. don't EHe0 HaN eyer got through tlr first urarter.csnw~y of my life without eaas 6a1e eHdauce and cor r,ctca
 .Is ,bat aa.ts necessary poo said Tom ! only wanted Co ask you
 .ll course eou did You wanted to ask ue some question iu politics And !ustaad of beng glad that you are be eruuT to show au Iutell,reut interest in my aaars at last. made fun ot 5ou Im safrV. son I'm an old crank Go ahead V'th voHr question You vero asking about tus Standish story
 Yes suppose ' VIII give us the fight
 Looks that vav-frou where sit. . replied Blake such pretty romauces have wrecked many a man as strong as StauatsE and stronger"
 .Oh'" exclaimed Tom almost shud deriue, "l 0ash vou wouldn't use black mai' tn win your fight
 .NAckma#2s echoed Blake slowly
 fFo BE eoNTINUEpj
 Kansas declares dogs are personal proN,rLN anl .Imposas ! state taX
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
CHAPTER V.
IIn, RLnEe

The man whose advent in the Kse
 wick corridor caused more attention among the iouugars than would the ar rival of stage beauty. had at 1rst glance little about Aim to justify gacl interest Ha was long rather than tall thin with a wiry compactness. and of a pleasant non committal face. Ills age might have been fifty But a closer glance at his halfshut eyes al.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16
SYNOPSIS.

Congressman Standish and the Woman believing Themselves in love. spend trial w-ck as mau and wife In a hote . in northern New York under assumed names The Woman swakcrs to tlt" fact that she does not ln.c Staudlsh and calls thcr chg grrrvnt off Standtsh protests undHing devotion Wanda Kelly trle- phou- girl IT the Hotel KesWiek Nas h. inEton. ls te,ad by Tom Blake. SD" ot the politic.E teSs of the house. He proposes marriage and Is refused She ElNcs as one oS tls# geasons her determination to get reSenEe an Jim Blake for running ."r father. Congressman Frank F.. Kelly. Is fighting the Mullins bill a measure in the interests of the railroads The ma chine ts seeking means to dtscredit stand ish in the hope of pushing the bill through
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

You have right to your opinion So have others.
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

Kansas declares dogs are personal property and imposes q state tax
The Dermott news., 1913-10-16

framed to legalize the oyer-capitaliza- ton of every railroad in the United States and to undo what little good a few decent lawmakers have been struggling for years 10 accomplish.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
GOSPEL VIA AUTO.

true crusader is the Rev. Father Bernard Vaughan of London. He proposes to bring the Gospel to the United States in automobile, Religion long since has ceased be unenterprisng aud casual. Methods that formerly would have been frowned upon dan gerous sanctty longer considered unsancti- nonous The spreading of the Gospel is portrayed in
 degree by phases The itinerant pastor found he could more ground by climbing into cart With the railroads came churches wheels And now it is the church in auto
 Father Vaughan. whose voice has been heard in New York several visits introduced his autochurc fin England this It consists of long structure about the size and shape of surface trolley. and two windows are on either side of the centre doors There TO end platforms. instead wide platform runs along side In front of the door in the middle of the platform trihe wider and here rail against which the preacher may lean as against pulpit rail On one side is room for small oTgsn and the other seats for speakers awaiting their turn.
 The interior of for meetings of Bible classes and for conerences and in stored chairs and books. The car is stopped in come open place fer week or month where the work of conversion is carried Camp chairs distributed the congresa ton assemblies and the church is ready services
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
BANKERS IN CONVENTION

BOSTON, Mass. Oct. s.-FollowiEe two days of section meetings ant oth, CT preliminaries, the regular sessions of the thirty-ninth annual convention of the American BaRkeBs association were opened today with a record breaking attendance of prominent bankers and fnanciers from every section of the country Mayor John r. Fitzgerald and President Thomas P. Besl of the Boston Clearing House welcomed the visitors. Response was made by. First Vice President Arthur Reynolds Of Des Moines. Following the exchange of greetings brief exer- cises were held in memory of the late Charles F. IIuttig of St Louis. who was president of the association al the time of his death some months ago. At il o'clock Chairman A. R. Hepburn Of NewbUrn, New York introduced the report of the Currency commission, which was followed by a spirited discussion.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
UNCLE SAM sxPRess co.

The Administration has thoughts of acquiring the express business by furnishing compett tion which the companies will not be able to meet" The experiment seems in a fair succeed This easy money shows the way to further profits the sort, the happy thought belrg to "get long distance tele phone communications in some way not exactly de scribed and the telephones coEtrcI of the telegraph business It as easy with the wire communications With the express business thereafter win be easy the government to quire all of profit and operate everything for the people at cost, perhaps for nothing.
 It be dcne because it can't be The people have learned flat easy ways wealth have something wrong about them.
 The economic objections government operations of teegraphs ana telephones are too numerous to rece No who has lnowledge of foreign preeedents can cite them in favor of imitation Government telephone service IS bad, ard it is costly There is telephone service the world so good as ours and steadily heinz cheapened In France there is telephone for i7I of the inhabitants In the United States there is one for each F. The French envious of our telephone system yet is proposed that shall adopt the French way. England took the telegraph premise of sfo the estimated When the bar gain completed the cost was quadrupled and since hen the capital investment has doubled Interest has neyer been earned, and sometimes operating expenses It has been calculated that the commercial loss of the transaction si75Oo0.ooO years and that the loss is s5o0000O annually. Ney. erheless the telephones have been taken and the experience is being repeated The is rising above the estimates and the complaints of deteriorang vice rising faster than the costs In recent budget Germany reduced the item from 45o0OOeO marks to 25.oo9.OOO marks. Fancy limiting telegraph tele phone facilities because there deficit there Is at the moment
 There is nothing about the government tele, graph idea and there is nothing good about it.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
HE CURSE OF wArER.

Kentucky may well he expectei to raise it's glass again and drink tcast and proh hbitioniss doubtless will furnish anew supply of statstics Appendicitis is due drinking At least this the remarkable theory put forward by leading scientific review The statistics collected tend show that only two hundred wine drnkers is attacked with appendicitis while ten per cent drinkers arc said to be victims
 It is also pointed that appendicitis has become vastly more frequent especially among the weLtodo classes since watcrdrinldng has become fashionable namely during the last twenty-five years and the markable cited of d family of sixteen of whom SIX, who water drinkers, had to be operated upon while the others immune,
 The theory offered by several prominent medical for these facts is that water contains microbe which may the complaint mary sui ferers drink mineral boiled water but that wine is antiscptic and keeps down the baccli which when they become too numerous may cause appendicitis.
 From these data the public is drawing the con. cluson tbat total abstinence is exaggerated virtue even from scientific point of view.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
SETTLERS AFTER WATER

nUNCAN-That the settlers in Paradise valley are in deadly earnest in their attempt to get water was am ply demonstrated at the mass meet ing held at the residence of Duncan Mcdonald nine miles northeast ot the city, and was attended by over 100 people. The need of water formed no part of the disoussion-that was known to all present. The means of getting a supply was the subject of in terest The facts are that the val ley of old Cave creek contains length of twenty-five miles of land as fertile and as susceptible of high cultivation as any in Arizona if it can be irrigated.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
SWIMMERS MATRIMONIAL DIVE

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. S.--Miss Aisle AyIroyG, who has worldwide repu- tation as a Iong-d;stance swimmer, to- day took his first plunge into the matrimonial sea. In the Church Of Our Lady of I.ourdes iE Beachmont, she became the bride of Daniel L. O'Rourke, of East Boston, who has wide reputation as an athlete Two years ago Miss Aykroyd acconplished the difficult feat of swimming from CharIestown Bridge to Boston Light a distance of more than To- niles. A month later she made a 20-nile swim in New York harbor and subsequently she performed similar feats in the River Thames and in the English Channel.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
Thursday Morning, October g, 1913.
THE WHY OF sPoils.

It gives paGge the British mind that this country continues to tolerate the spOis system The inquiry is less pertinent n Arizona only because st hope the system is as firmly rooted here many cit zeus xho know of it's presence could give satisfae- tory reason for it Tn secure ans wer the English press confines it's question to Tam many Hall
 What the secret of it's vitality? How is it. since there are more people in Nex York against Taminany than for it. that Tammany is allowed to exist? To a foreigner the astonishing thing not that there should be again chance to defeat Tammany but that such an instiu.tion should continue to exist at all"
 Tammany exists in New York fer the same reason that petty sroiis system in Arizona It the sole business Of Tammany leaders and canp-folloyers to hold the reins of politics but the who should oppose do not make it their sole business to throttle Tammany The hater of Tammany. as well as the hater Of political corruption iE Arizona spends only few minutes each day in hating Unceasing and active loyalty is the Tammany heelers' very existence It is his bread and butter. 1t contracts for public works jobs for the faithful opportunities for large pr profit at expense to the entire community but at distributed expense which awakens only mild albeit general resentment would hardly pay so the average New Yorker figures to give up his legitimate business to slay the parasites of Tanmany So they thrive and survive.
 They need rot always thrive. however The Ameri- public is learning how combat the bosses tn able to give individual time it is appointing deputies
 striving abolish petty elective offices which make up the patronage of the bosses placing few men in charge of the whole machinery of municipal govern. inert The spois system exists and is inrenched but the public has found undermine it and the work is going slowly but surely.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
PRESIDENT WILSON < co.

Did ever President enjoy the services of such httIe hclpmates as surround Mir Wilson? William Jennings Bryan to him sort Of political legacy But he selected Vioe-President Marshall on the Iatters pro aid and abet the Administration in each ard all of its undertakings
 Unlike President Wilson President Roosevelt as. suned the double duty of running the Government and ecturing eoncucl their private affairs ard their private duties 1t was planned that there would be division of labor under President Wilson has devoted himself to the official cares of the White House and centered his attention thus far on tariff revision and currency reform While his chic. was thas engaged yieePresident Marshall cleerfuly accepted the responsible duties social domestic adviserineserythng to the Nation This plan has tributei td perfect team work.
 While the President is pondering the Mexican sit uation and preparing to ax his signature important bils the voe-President the job relieve him Of lighter labors Tn this helpful spirit within the few months that Mir Marshall has been in Washington he placed the service of ali his conclusions as slit skirts early marriages home cooking high rents, the of ving. tie right inherit similar press ing problems Of the hour He is prcpared for any emergency that arises.
 There IS absolutely no reason why. if occasion de. hands l. that the VicePresident should not do the bearhuBing for the Administration take chasing wildcats up for entertainment of the Nation lie has precedent such activities After years Of the sind of special training he has undertaken he qualify for the joo of contributing editor.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
WILL BUILD coNcgNTaAToR

PHOENIX-G. P. Baldwin. of Chi- caeo, one of the directors Of the des- tinies Of the Sultana Copper mines in the neighborhood of Kelvin, in fact across the river from that town is in the city on business connected with the development of the company MT Baldwin annogtlced last night that it is the intention of the company to huEdred-tone concentrator, as the mine had reached that stage in it's development where such plant if necessary to it's further progress.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
MONEY FOR MINES

PREsCoTT-C. s. Osborne, well known in this section as a mining op- orator. passed through the city from Chicago to Parker to resume develop ment on his various properties for the winter He states that throughout the east there is noticeable revi'ing of interest toward mining investments and he predicts in the very near fu- ture a heavier outlay of capital than has been in evidence for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
Arizona News Nuggets
MEDICINE MAN ARRESTED.

ST. JOHN'S-Tne medicine mar is dead, the young Navajo Squaw who he was treating is dead. W resting Brave Red Beard, two uncIes of the squaw and also one of her cousins, are behind the bars of the county jail, Bitter Water. ar old witch. young Indian medicine man and Streaked Hair apparently an innocent bystand- CT, will have their preliminary hear. ing before Judge $. E. Day at Fort Defiance on October 16th, and thereby haEgs a tale of Indian wltchcl aft, mys- tery, star-gazing and Death.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
< & * % * E g E < x a E A BATCH OF SMILES ] s
E s g s 2 E F F E E

"The horse and the COW is in fife field" said the teacher Mary, what. is wrong with that sentence
 Mary was evidently more versed in the rules of poIiteness than in the rules of grammar, for she answered, promptly
 'Ihe lady should Cb's mentioned first"
 T want tc be procrestinatel at de next corner said the negro passen- ger to the conductor.
 You want to be what?' demanded the conductor.
 Don't lose your temper. 1 had to ,ook in the dictionary myself beio' I found cut dat procrastinate means put off. ! &s <
 The lecturer had been describing some of the sights he had seen abroad.
 There are some spectacles' he said that one never forgets.'
 T wish you could tell me where can get pair of them exclaimed an old lady in the audience; T am al ways forgetting mine? < < <
 An old and weatherworn trapPer was recently seen sauntering along the main street of a Western village. Pausing in front of a little meeting house for a moment fe went in anu took his seat among the congregation The preacher was discoursing on the subject Of .'The sheep and the goats and had been evidently drawing con trast between the two. Said he:-
 we who assemble here from wee to week and do our parts and per form our duty; are the sheep; no" who are the goats?' ! s'Wa'aI, stranger, rather than see the play stopped, I'll be the goats i The preacher collapsed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
MILITARY BAND INCREASES

PHOENIX-S Seven more members cf the New Band have been sworn into the Natioral Guard service and are now attached to the First Reg'- mental Barsi of Arizona. according to announcement made by Director F. H. RedewilI. This increases the mem bership of the band to tweRty-seyen, with the prospects of three nore be ing added before the first appearance of the organization on the public stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
FIRST CHA RECALL

GLOBE-CieFk Frank l.. Gates of the Board of Supervisors is prepar- ing the ballots for the first recall cleo ton to be held in Gila county, the re call being directed against Constable J. D, Henderson. Winkelman. Neglect of duty, intozication, and the use of obscene language are alleged, Tine constable denies the various charge and alleges malice
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
FOREST FIRES OVER

GLOBE-Danger from fires in the national forests in this section is past for this season, according to F. R. Taylor, ranger in charge of the Pinal station, but steps are already being taken towards further protection for next year.
 Little damage was done by fires here this year and the same condition prevailed throughout the country, the loss be'zg lighter than every before.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
TEMPE ROADS ImPAssAsuE

TEMPE-Althoush the Tempe bridge is now open to public traffic it IS almost impossible for automobiles or carriages to enjoy at the present time a drive between here and Phoe- nix. The roads just west of the north
 approach of the bridge for distance Of a little over mile. are almost i'm passable and extremely disagreeable.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
SCHOOLS MAKE EXHIBIT

GLOBE-The schools are to make m exhibit at the state fair at Phoenix this year that will prove al. invalu- able advertisement to Gila county and to this city in particular. If Superin- tendent Munsen is ir accord with the views of Joe V. Prochaska special commissioner from this county.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
REo.sKlNNEp AFFINITY.

TTCSON-A red-skinned affinity was the cause of the battle between Indians. south of the city a few days ago that has resulted in two men be- ing in precarious condition physical ly while two others are being held in the county jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
COUNCIL FIXES TAX RATE

TUCSON-The tax rate for the en- suing next year will be fixed by the city council Monday night. The rate will be between 55 and % cents on the hundred dollar valuation. Coun- eilman Cochran said that he would do his best to have it placed at the low CT figure. lie believes tbat there are some unnecessary items in the bud get. The Phoepix rate is SD cents 2
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
CLOSING MINE DEAL

PRESCOTT-R. A. Roberts of Wick enburg Is closing a big mining deal for properties in the Black Rock dis trict, which he has owned for several years, performing large amount of development. Mr. Roberts states that other deals are pending and the out look for a very lively winter is en- cOuraging
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
DOUGLAS PosToFFlcg RECEIPTS

DOUGLAS--Theg receipts of the lo- cal postoffice for the quarter ending September 30 show an increase of s12S0.5o over the corresponding quar. ter last year PJostal receipts are everywhere regarded as on of the best indicators of a citys growth, and every quarter the local receipts show consistent gain.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
FOREST RANGER EXAMINATION

TUCSON United States civil service commission announces an ex- animation for assistant forest ranger on October 2I and 22. In field Dis trict No of the forest service the examination will be held in Arizona at Flagstaff, Portal, Prescott, Roose- welt Safford, Snowflake, Springer vile, Tucson and Williams.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09

The Federal Juoges continue to maintain an exact altesssien in insrpretiHgthe scope of the Mann 'e Slave act The rst decide sas reversed by the sec ond who was reversed by the third. who is now res yersed 5y tfefourth in arising in Maryland They now stard for and against applying the law only to commercialized vice. Next,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09

Two British army aviators instantly killed while flying salisbury Plain at just about the time a French aviator Lisle safely giving imita- ton of Pegouds feat of flying monoplane upside down Are not the ordinaFy riskFo ayins bad enough without adding extraorday features sof hazard. st M
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
Directors Meeting

A meeting of the directors of the Commercial club was he'd last night in their office in the Copper Queen hotel. The regular monthly. roudne business was transacted
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09
weATHgR REPORT

For Southern Arizona-C Continued fair and cooler. Northern sections. fair. Bistee temperature yesterday. high, "A, low, 52 No precipitation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-09

The little girl who is travelling from Vienna Cal Tornla mother. wearing sign reading Do Not Kiss Me shonld accomplish missionary work from which other children may benefit