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Evening star., 1914-05-05
Men and Their Times.

When | was your age, ] didn't spend
my days joy riding" said the reprovins
father.
Well" replied the self-confident youth.
I'm going to avoid your mistakes, too
When get to be your age, m not going
to stay up half the night dancing the
tango.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

China's new cabinet is described as
made UP of men of conservative IDEAS II
cannot be forgotten. however. that some
OF China 5 ancestral philosophers regard
ed occasional public disorder merely as
normal manifestations Chna's conserN-
atism. like most things Chinese. has its
peculiar features.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Trouble Either Way.

Who are those Two weary-lookins
men who both admit they are afraid to
go home?'
One replied Miss Cayenne, is the
husband of a suhra: :ist and the other is
III. husband of an anti-suffraSist.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

EyI, order 10 avoid DELAYS on account 81
rcrsonaI absence letters to THE STAR should
rot br addressed to any individual connected
Win the once bnt simply 10 THE STAR, or TO
thc Editorial business Department. according
10 tenor or purpose.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

The tent In the White House grounds
has given rise to a report that the Presi-
dent is taking especial precautions against
mosquitoes. The idea of a New Jersey
man being afraid of mosquitoes seems be-
,ond belief.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Two Specials inn Fine
GLASS Table TumableFs.

Optic Glass Ice Tea Tumblers. clear
glass. ground bottom, bell shape.
Special at SI.oo dozen.
Cut Glass Table Tumblers for all
table purposes: cut in the popular buzz
star pattern.
Special price. Ioc each.
Fifth foor ST.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Early Example.

While Caesar fought. he'd also write
And send stuff on in patches.
Convinced no doubt that half the h2h
Was in the news dispatches.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
SHOOTING STARS.
RY PHU.ASDER JOHNSON.
One Of the Stayers.

Are you going away for the summer
I'D like to- replied the gentleman
from Punkinvile. But it's getting so
that IL you leave Washington during the
summer your constituents get an IDEA
that you are of no official Importance.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Occasionally something that man
ages 10 he labeled by wireless sounds
az If il might have gotten mixed with
a cross current Of airy nonsense.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

lconoclasts insist on going away back
TO George Washingtons childhood in
search of myth literature instead of
starting in with an investigation of
the Baltimore platform.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Political Outlook,

From the BOston Transcript.
Speaking about the next democratic
platform, more things are accommodating
for the I'VE view with alarm section
than for the I'VE point with pride"
column.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Circus Toys.

After seeing the circus the young
sters may want to have a minia-
ture performance of their own.
The best Circus Toys are here.
Humpty Dumpty Circus Sets.
SI.uO to 800.
Separate Circus Animals, 50c and
1jc.
Circus Clowns. 25c and soc.
Trick Bicycle Riders. .Oc each.
Performing Dogs. Jnc each.
Gravity jim the balance walker,
2lc each.
The Whirl-i-giS. or merry-go-
round 1oc each.
Fourth hoor, al
Evening star., 1914-05-05

An effort to establish a new speed
record for ocean travel is talked of. 1t
is doubtful whether popular interest in
this particular form of sport can be
revived.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Tho Evening Star. with the Sunday morning
edifon t. delivered by carriers within the city
ri 81 cents per month: daily only. - cents per
month: sunday only 20 cents per month. Orders
may he sent by mail telephone Main 2i+o.
Collection is made hy carrier at the eud OF each
month.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
The Ulster Peril.


From the Baltimore Sun.
While We have been engrcssed in our
Mexican troubles the Ulster question
has been holding the center of the Brit
ish local stage and threa tening again TO
shake the whole empire.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Fortunately none of the Mexicans re-
ferred TO as snipers have developed any
signs of being the material of which
sharpshooters are made.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Sir Thomas Upton has a reputation as
a good loser that lie hopes to part with
in a perfectly friendly way.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

None OF the soap box orators expresses
any sympathy with the railroads which
are explaining how they are overworked
and underpaid.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Some Of the army men are naturally un-
favorable to the idea of doing desk duty
instead OF field work.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

rarabie in advsnce-hv mail. postage prepaid:
psiIy Sunday Included. month, fN cents.
Daily. sunday excepted. enc month, 40 cents
Saturday star. 81 year; Sunday Star. $. 10 year
Evening star., 1914-05-05

pr. Cook might accept medal but
the chances are that he would shy if
nybody were to offer him another wreath
Of roses.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

For some days conditions in Mexico
have been ouieter than in Colorado.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Safer.
SAFER.
he Memphis Commercial Appeal

From the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
A good many of us will wait while
and 80 to war at the "movies'-its SO
much more comfortable, to say nothing of
the safety.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

after ALL remarked Mr.. Growcher.
the present styles are jes' like all the
rest. The women who know how TO wear
.em look fine an the rest of em look
queer and uneasy.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Vera Cruz does not care what the ma
tional anthem is. SO long as the perform
ance of the brass band is satisfactory.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Among the specimens to be brought
home by Roosevelt no mention is made
of any new varieties Of the dove Of peace.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
The Evening star Newspaper Company.

Business Office tfth St. and Pernsylv ylvania Avenue
New York Office: Tribune Building
Chica." Office: First National Bank building.
European Once: Regent St. London, England.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
White Frosted Crepe is
A New Fabric.

Frosted Crepe" is the name OF
an imported white fabric which
is being. extensively used for
skirts worn in connection with
the popular lace and net waists.
A new importation has just been
received in our White Goods De
partment.
40 inches wide,
75c yard.
Second floor, + st.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Entered as second class mail matter at the post
office at Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Colombian authorities are subjected to
a great deal of suspense III calculating
possible revenues.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Tulip jugs,
Ideal for Summer Service
2Sc each.

These popular Pitchers are
shown in number Of colorings
with ivory background A splendid
shape for practical purposes.
Fifth floor. 6 ST.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
A NEW PATTERN in FINE
IMPORTED DINNERWARE FOR
TElE SUMMER HOME.

Dinner the home OF especial sSnlhcance
now received design OF unusual merit
white background decorated in spray and boz
pattern green and foliage the shape PLAIN and
simple.
UNUSUALLY quality pattern coion
price Complete needed for When come
in to see this pattern also look the many Others shown
THIS NEW PATTERN IS VERY LOW PRICED. AND ONE
OF THE VERY BEST VALUES OFFERED.
Dinner Pilates, each, ,....,.,. l5c
Bread and Butter Pilates, eache. lOc
Sauce Plates each. .......... I5c
Platters, each. GSc up
Vegetable Dishes, each 2Uc UP
Teacups and Saucers, doz.. 500. oS2I5
Coffee Biggns. each ........... .S1.15 UP
Covered Dishes, each. ......Sl.25 up
noted simply suggestive OF all articles required
in a dinner service this pattern.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
A Special Showing of
inexpensive Toilet Sets

FOR SUMMER USE. PRICED
S3.g5 AND UPWARD.
Good range of patterns and good quail
niece set at SAL. An extensive show
ing of White Enameled Wash Stand
Sets. priced from $3.50 to $500.
Fifth floor ST.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Nickel=frame Decorated
Tile Trays,
Special at S1.@ each.

An extensive variety of Ar
tisticallv Decorated Tile Trays.
with handled nickel frames; ball
feet: several sizes.
Fifth floor. G St
Evening star., 1914-05-05
SCOTCH MADRAS CURTAINS WILL BE
MUCH APPRECIATED For SUMMER.

Quite the best showing these Dainty and Attractive Hangn
have had They find great favor Scotch Madras Cur
and white with coored floral figured
They contribute the color scheme the without
shifting Of the light S. 90 S. and pair Other
good Sotch Madras Curtains color with sewoven designs
ST Is. ST 50 and Sis pair
Evening star., 1914-05-05
Nickel=framHe Coaster
Sets, Gut Star Center,
Special at ST .25.

Seven-piece Coaster Sets. glass
serving piece and s individual
coasters: in pierced nickel frame !:
absolutely sanitary.
Fifth floor G St
Evening star., 1914-05-05
viii You Let Our Shops Make Your
Home Comfortable, Sanitary and
Eni0uable This Summer?

one OF first things that should have your atteh-
tjon that they will keep out
We make screens for
all windows doors nd porches Any window door can
he Those for windows are provided with tuli-
used either top bot
tom PorchS sections that easily removed
Awnings Window shades slip Covers made from
fitted exactly according to Gus
. measurement
Summer Furniture. Willow. Reed and Rat
tan stained nd dename cushions made for
Window Hangings made to order from
cur beautiful materials the
purpose.
Furniture upholstered. repaired and rehnshed in the
mi high grade way.
Mattresses made to order and old mattresses reno
ateda nd
Evening star., 1914-05-05
ADJUSTABLE METAL=FRAME
WINDOW SCREENS
WILL GIVE SATISFACTORY SERVI(

II positive that they would give satisfac-
could them here. but this
have complete stock Of all sizes result Frames Of pressed
cloth mesh both black apanned finish rendering
mpervous o moisture or heat.
Priced from SOC to Csc each.
Readymade Screen Doors light weight and heavy models
stock sizes S.. I.25 S2.25 and $500 each
Fouthh G
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Our storage vaults wiN accept yith guar
dnteed security Lace Curtains, Portieres
and Other Hangings, Fabrics, Mems,
Women S and Children, S Wearing Apparel
in addition to Furs These Udults are
neW and modern; the air is dry and cold,
and the maximum temperature is II
degrees beloW freezing. Phone Main
$500. "C0ld Storage.
The Nau, Rranch of (lur ttHome Service'' Shons
Evening star., 1914-05-05
SUGGESTING THE MOST SUITABLE AND
PRACTICAL RUG FOR EACH ROOM
OF YOUR HOME.

1t often quite difficult decision
best for the of the home for which going
buy Realizing this offer the following suggestions
merely Suggesons choice may made with equal
and appropriateness.
strongly
the
solutely n
n
Evening star., 1914-05-05

IT you HQUg q FOTCH on 7 our Home
You viii Want 1t Furnished Righf.
The Importance which the porch has assumed
in the home in the past few. years and the atten-
ton it receives in furnishing by people mindful OF
the results OF open-air living, has influenced US in
our summer displays.
A Large Three=room Porch, Fur
rished and Fitted for Ideal
Summer Comfort,
Is shown or he Floor This
shops. erected fitted
The detachable show efficiency
the furniture of the
or SO on
equipped
and all fittings selections
of them be obtained elsewhere n
ington for summer comfort
the
fool, ,c+nc
Evening star., 1914-05-05

FOR THE PARLOR-The Dainty Hofi
Fiber Rugs. This is one of the most
excellent rugs that can be had. and
the patterns and colorinss are eXcep-
nj
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Cretonne Serving Trays,
Wicker Frames,
Special at A5c each.
These Travs are in oval and
round shapes. handled and un-
handled: also Openwork Oval
Basket Trays. all with cretonne
centerS.
Fifth floor G.
Evening star., 1914-05-05

FOR THE DINING ROOM-The Crex or
DeltoX Rugs. Made of the tough
Prairie Grass from our own American
prairies; cool and remarkably
durable; plain colors and bordered
effects
Evening star., 1914-05-05

FOR THE BEDROOM-The Molly
Pitcher and Pioneer Russ-Made OF
sturdy and clean scrap materials. In
plain and mixed patterns, and a wide
variety of tones.
Evening star., 1914-05-05
The New Branch Of Our 11Home Service" Shops.

Ialyn hardy wood
hoorw We guarantee rst-class
wor the best
FLOORS REFINSHED POLISHING AND WAXING
Evening star., 1914-05-05

Items noted simply OF prices all articles required
in a dinner service this pattern.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
s4ooo.ooo APRICOT CROP

SAN FRANCISCO, July 28-Cali- fornia has finished harvesting the greatest apricot crop ever grown in
 this state. It is estimated that 100. 900 tons Of fresh apricots were picked. and that lOO00OOO pounds of dried ap- ricots win be shipped out of the state. These totals do not include the i'm. mense bulk that will be canned and shipped At one cannery alone goo. GOO cans win be turned out. and this is only one of many canneries. It is estimated the crop will bring a total of S400000 into the state, and of this Sl50O00 will have been paid to the laborers in the cutting camps Cali fornia now produces more apricots than any other district in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
GREAT FEATURE BILL
 AT ROYAL TONIGHT

Three reels Of the second install ment of the "Perils of Pauline" series. were shown at the Royal last night to packed houses. The picture is more than keeping up the great expecta- tions of 1t and afforded no end of pleasure to those who witnessed its performance last night
 The feature of the picture was the ascencion of an aeroplane. which had been doctored by the villain of the piece in an effort to do away with the heroine. The machine was seen to soar high above the heads of the large crowd and suddenly end itself up and fall to the ground
 The doughty william had failed how ever, in his neiarious scheme to elim- mate the pretty Pauline" from his path to riches The picture is great in detail and tho continuing chapters promise some very interesting situa- tions
 The other feature on the Royals program was "The Tango Craze" a Pathe release. This feature is done in two reels and offers some of the best comedy combined with some real ly good examples of the Tangoists art The entire bin will be repeated again this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR SUPERINTENDENT
 OF SCHOOLS VISITS

Another candidate for nomination to the office of County School Super intendent on the Democratic ticket has appeared in Che very attractive person of Mrs Hugh D. Fletcher Of Hereford, wife of H. E Fletcher of Martin & Fletcher the wellknown firm of that place
 Mrs. Fletcher was a Bisbee visitor yesterday in the interest of her can didacy, and today is campaigning in Douglas. For six years she has been one of the most popular and success. ful teachers of the public schools of Hereford, and before that was em- ployed in the same profession in Col orado. In all, Mrs. Fletcher had ten years of active experience, covering both rural and village school work. and there is every reason to believe that she is thoroughly we'll qualified for the office she seeks.
 She is a very energetic and enec- tive campaigner, and her pleasing per sonality and wellknown ability in her profession will undoubtedly make her a strong candidate for nomination for the county school superintendency.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
STREET TRAFFIC
 DANGERS UNDER
 MUCH DISCUSSION

The new automobile ordinance is now in effect and arrests under its tefms are in order Mayor Adams and Marshal Allison said yesterday that they were ready to give their full lest backing to the enforcement Of the law and that they wanted to have complaints lodged by all citizens cog nizant of violations of the law.
 "The police service in the city is not such that a policeman can be at every principal point on the roads and streets to watch for yiolators Of the ordinance" said the mayor yesterday So they cannot be expected to get all offenders What we want is that the citizens who have complaints to make shall go before police Judge Wal ter Thomas and file them. or cOmmu- nicate them Go the police department SO that they can be filed in the usual legal manner and arrests be made up- on issuance of the complaints. backed by the testimony of the witnesses bringing the complaint"
 Iransterman Wilson, present when the mayor made his statement, called the attention of the official Co the transfer track on Main street, where there have been several collisions be- tween automobiles and street cars. Wilson had his second experience of the sort yesterday morning when his auto truck was caught between the track and the curb by a car and the rear step of the latter torn off in com seauence nf the collision that occnred
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
JOHNSON CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR IS
 STRONG SELECTION

Announcement was made by Vance M Johnson last night that he would be candidate for supervisor In the approaching primaries on the Demo cratic ticket
 The announcement followed over lures which political friends and busi- ness men had been making to John- son for some time |. It is their opinion that in securing his consent to make the race they have scored a distinct gain in behalf of the best interests of Bisbee. the Warren district and the county. for they count his nomination and election Go be just as much fore gone conclusions as they do that in the office he will make record for efficiency and economy in the adminis- tration of affairs of the county that will establish a new high mark on the right side of the book
 Johnson was elected to the city council on the Democratic ticket from the third ward in the Bisbee city elec- tion polling one of the very largest majorities attained by any of the can- didates on the succassful ticket Since taking his seat in the council he has achieved the esteem of his fellow members and of the public generally by reason of his deliberate and thor ough going manner of delving into city affairs. As with other members of this new Democratic council he has taken his position seriously and has given generously of time and effort to its work That he will do likewise as a member of the board of supervisors, there is no doubt
 Johnson has resided in this city the last eight years. coming here from Missouri He married in this city daughter Of the late Charles Warner. one of the best known and most loved of early day Copper Queen mine off cials. In a business way he has made abundantly good since his residence in the district demonstrating ability to handle his own affairs as well as those Of the public. As president of the Warren Laundry Co.,. be has eiven ex- cellent business management to that property and has built up to high ef- hciency and large equipment
 Three supervisors are to be cnosen in the fan election At the present time there are four Democratic aspir- ants in the field Johnson. Frisco. of Wilcox. John Rocl, of Tombstone. and Sparks Of Douglas It is conceded that Bisbee is entitled to one member of the board. and believe there is litae doubt but that the announcement of Johnson as a candidate will be met with such geWral favor that he will go through without opposition at home and with strong vote on the outside
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
WINNIPEG WELCOMES
 ff CONNAUcHTS

WINNIPEG Man, July 2S Winni- peg is entertaining their royal High nesses the Duke and Duchess ofCon- naught and Princess Patricia, who are making their last trip through west ern Canada before the expiration of the Dukes term as govenorgeneral of the Dominion. The yice-regal par ty was welcomed to Winnipeg by May or Deacon. while members of the Pro- yincial government the churches and various other organizations also ez- tended greetings in behalf Of the bod ies they represented. The entire city was gaily decorated in honor of the royal visitors and great througs from the surrounding country were here to assist in the welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
GALES GETS PLANK AWAY

NOGALES. July 28-Fourteen ref ugees, brought to the line by Mexican soldiers, were crossed to the accom- paniment of jeers from the Mexican side. Major Carlos Plank, who was jailed two weeks in HermosiIo by or der Of Governor Maytorena, escaped and arrived in Nogales with Col Pe lias Gales. leader of the opposition to Maytorena
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29

since been powerless to make change
 in the Main street arrangement Un- til the franchise terms are changed no abatement, it is said can be made of the transfer track. should it be deemed advisable to abate the track recognized as dangerous under pres ent conditions. amendment will have to be made to the franchise through action of the council
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29

point for the transfer track being at the foot of Brewery Gulch where there was sufficient room.
 The street railway company put the transfer track in on Main street following demand of property owners in that part of the city, which was embraced in the franchise under which the street railroad secured the right to operate in the city 1t has
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29

Wilson had pulled his machine up on the curb to escape collision but was
 unable to do SO. He declared the road way entirely too narrow at the trans fer track point to permit of safe traf lie and said the track should be abo- ished The mayor replied that a movement 10 that end had been start ed in the council and that he believed it would be carried out, the natural
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29

THE O. K. RESTAURANT is now open Good, clean meals and lunches for everybody. First-class service.
 5gS
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
FoR HEAT pEPREssIoN
rake Horsford,s Aoid phosphste

You win find prompt relief "a cool ing, refreshing and delicious bever- are Non alcoholic.
 89s
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-29
INDIAN HOSPITAL DEDICATION

WASHINGTON July 2S.-On rec ommendauon of Congressman Hay den, Dr. l.. D Dameron was today appointed pension surgeon at Phoenix
 The Indian office is getting ready plans for Che dedication of the hospi- tal to be built in Tucson at cost of S15,00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-23
TWELVE CITIES IN THE SOUTH
OFFER GRIFF TRAINING CAMP
Nationals Manager Will Make No Decision,
However, Until Later-Mike and Joe
Cantillon as Peacemakers.

North Side property in Chicago on
which the Feds built their ball park.
Mike notified organized base ball
months before the Feds came into
the field that the American Associa-
ton should either be allowed to put a
club in Chicago or the property ought
to be taken over for protection against
invasion The proposition was turned
down and eventually Mike sold his
holdings to the Federal League. He
naturally stands well with the outlaws,
and it was he and his brother Joe who
induced Hermann to arrange a con-
ference with Weeghman Immediately
after the world series. Joe and Mike
saw both sides of the controversy and
arranged the conference which was
held in Brooklyn.
That the success of the world series
convinced the promoters of the Federal
League that without such an event
. their venture could never he clasSed
with the big leagues. and hence opened
the way for peace negotiations, is gen.
orally conceded
The recent series proved beyond ques-
/ ton that the game of base ball is far
from being dead Had the clubs beer
in position to accommodate the crowds
there would have been more than d
hundred thousand at every game.
The Federal League, even if it con
| tinues under present conditions, will
never be able to share in these events
which have done much to populariz.
the game.
Joe Villa of the New York Evening
Sun contributes this bit of information
anent the sale of the Cubs to Weegh-
man
Charles Weeghman, owner of the
Chicago Federals. is receiving open en-
coura cement from National League
men in his effort to buy the Cubs from
Charles =. Taft. 1t is understood that
John T. Connery of Chicago. who offer
ed S750.000 for the Cubs last winter
has been urged to go in with WEIGH
man. Garry Hermann. l hear, not
only talked the matter over with
Weeghman here last week, but also
consulted Taft. in Weeghmans inter-
est, at the Hotel McAlpin. Taft named
S550,000 as his price for the stock, at
the same time stipulating that the
Cubs must lease West Side Park for a
term of years. In order to help the
deal along, it is said, the National
League will consent to the admission
of an American Association club to
Chicago to operate Weeghman's North
Side Park. If the American Leagues
consent can be obtained Weeghman and
Connery will buy the Cubs, but l I'M
derstand that Charles A. Comiskey.
owner of the White Sox, is vigorously
opposing the plan"