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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-06
Watch Carefully
 The ChtId;s Diet
Start Them Off Right With a Good Laxative and Then
 Watch Their Food.

Mothers are often unconsciously very careless about the diet of their children, forcing all to eat the same foods The fact is that an foods do not agree alike with different per sons Hence, avoic what seems 10 consupate the child Or to give it in- digestion, and urge it to take more of what is quickly digested
 If the child shows a tendency to constipation it should immediately be given a mild laxative to help the bowels. By this is not meant a Dhysic or purgative, for these should never be given to children. nor any tl'pg rEc salts. pills, etc. What iho child requires is simply a small dosr of the gentlest of medicines, such Q Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin, whicl fin the opinion of thousands of watch ful motners, is the ideal remedy for any child showing a tendency to con stipatlon. So many things can hap pen to a constipated child that carf Is necessary. Colds, piles. headaches sleeplessness, and many other annoy ances that children should not hay can usually be traced to constipation
 Many Of America's foremost famii ies are never without Syrup Pepan because one can never tell whe. some member of the family may nee it, and an can use it Thousands en dorse it. among them Mrs M D. Pat ten, Valley Junction, Iowa who ia
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SOUTH MEXICO HOT BED. Even Educated Class Harbors Hope of Recovering Four Border
States From the U. S.


 LOS ANGELES, May 5.-"Armed intervention of some act of force is the only means by which the safety of American lives and property in Mexico can be secured, 1" declared IT. l.. Percy, a mining man of this city who was among the refugees brought from Manzanillo, Mexico, by the Ger man steamer Marie and landed at San Diego on Friday Percy. at his homeh No. 1249 West Sixth street, yesterday discussed the Mexican situ. ation and as spokesman for the 259 persons in the refugee party. added
 Ninety per cent of the Mexican people believe that m event of war they will defeat the United States and moreover, acquire Texas, New Mexico. Arizona and California, That sounds absurd to the people Of this country, but a Mexican educated at the University of California and thor ougnly familiar with conditions in this country. made that statement to me in Manzanillo.
 "The persons on board the Marie represented about glzOOO.OoO or Sl8- 00000O invested in American money None Of us was an interyentionist Yet an recognize that Mexico must be shown by force that there is pro lection for Americans who are mis- used.
 Whatever may be their apparent courtesy, t is an on the surface Al bottom, most of them want to see every grngo killed or driven from the country.
 Tn Colima State we found hand
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never without it in the house. Mrs. patten says that Syrup Pepsin has lone wonders for her boy Ralph, who
 fioofod from birth but is now doing fine. Naturally she is en- -ala.Lo aoout it and wants other uothers to use it Dr. Caldwelrs syrup Pepsin is sold by druggists at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, Inc latter size being bought by those who already know fits value. and it contains proportlonately more.
 Everyone likes Syrup Pepsin as it
 very pleasant to the taste It ia lso mild and non-griping and free 7m injurious ingredients
 Families wishing Go try a free sam oie bottle can obtain it postpaid by ddressing Dr. w. B. Caldwell, l19 Washington St., Monticello. m. A os.al card with your name and ad dress on 1t will do
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NOTES INFLUENCING NOTES.
By Leyl Brothers

It is estimated that the Rockefele holdings have lost s50O00O in the C F. & l. as a result Of violence in tho past ten days
 Daniel WillardC President of the B. & C. expresses satisfaction witt progress made in the rate case.
 Failures in April were 1886 as com
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if of your toe. It's easy Co apply 'GETS-IT"-one. two, three, and it's lone! The corn begins to shriyel, away she goes, surely, absolutely A few drops will do it. "GETsIT' never makes toes red and raw Corn pains go! lt means the end of cutting and 'ouging of corns, the end of sticky llasters that don't work anyhow. the end of salyes that eat up your toes, no more harness" or fussing Try "GETS-lr" the new sure way, for corns and callouses.
 "GETsIT" is sold by an drueeis 8 25c a bottle. or sent direct by D. Law renee & Co.,, Chicago. @
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pared with 146l in March, l5O5 in
 ebruary and 1857 in January.
 Missouri Pacific financing is eX- 1ected to be a ounced soon. The market is now in a state of equill- )rium; the oversold condition of last week has been corrected by a rally lf this; certainly no one could claim that stocks have been oyerbousht
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Hauptmann, the foremost German drmatist and Renhardt. the foremost German manager have entered into an agreement whereby the plays that the one writes will be produced under the personal direction of the other at the Deutcher Theater in Berlin.
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"Yes. it is a very good picture ot the boy, and he did make the trip to Portland but the circumstances were somewhat different than conveyed in tbe story as printed" declared c. J.
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There's No Corn That 'GETS-IT" Won't Get
10 More Fusslng, Plasters, salves and
 Corn Pains. Try the New Way.

"Just look at the way that corn omes off" That's what you'll say hen you try wonderful "G1TSIT" on hat corn you've tried So long to pry
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Harden, a railroad man livng at the Royal, last night
 What he was comment g about was
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-06

country of our own accord. We were thrown out by the scruff of the neck given forty-eight hours in which 10 vacate."
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MEETING OF WoMANs LEAGUE.
 The Woman's League of the Pres byJerian Church, will hold a social meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo. Bridge next Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
 All ladies of the church are cor dially invited.-Adv.
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Wheat

July ......................... 855. May .....-'......... 954
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"Moreoyer. we did not leave the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

can make 1s5 several hours before ring
time. and II he is still able 10 Go 50 Il
stars OF the lightweight division II the
bout Is arranged for New hor1- Il VIII draw
probably a $4,000 house Mcfarland Is a
big favorite in this neiEhoorhooe. naueh
more 50 than the champion. and would no
doubt insist on getting a fair share OF the
recefnts Argument over the split Of the
1900 nav Ese1 thess bows apart-both
have fun appreciation OF their craving
powers. as promoters can testify from past
"a D'''----' Chip to Meet Mccoy.
After waiting patiently for several months
George Chip is 70 get MS opportunity al A.
where he was knocked out IN less than a
round by the man recognized in Brooklyn
weight OF the world. Chip. 70 get this
match. sicestepped several splencld offers
guaranteeing a large sum for several en-
gagements in Australia
Mccoy has not been in a ring since his
miserable showing with Billy Murray. the
Sacramento fighter, recently stopped by
Chip. McCoy's public performances since
not been Of championship quality, and Il
is a cinch that he will go into the ring the
long shot in the betting when he meets fhe
man he conquered 50 easily IN the previous
Chip should Win.
JucEing BY recent performance Of the
men. chip should beat Mccoy hanGily.
George has won twice over Sailor Petroszey
since losing TO Mccoy. once with q * o.
Everybody who saw Mccoy and Murray box
here opined that Murray would stop Mccoy
in a longer match I happened 20 Be one
Of the spectators at the McCOy-Chip match
IN Brooklyn last spring Chip. with little
regard for the punches OF his opponent who
until that time was looked on as a third
rater. wadsd into his man wide open Mccoy
pulled the unexpected and putting all his
strength into one punch landed on Chips
unEuarded 5aw-and 10 was all over Prob
ably the most surprised man in the club
that evening was Al himself
II Mccoy can land another Of the same
brand on Chip he may win That appears
TO be his only chance. It may be he has
the indian sign on the New Castle man
However, IL looks like almost certain victory
for Chip on the dope.
Gibbons Wanted Too Much.
Jim Coffroth. the san Francisco pro
motor thought he had landed Nike Glib
hons for 20 round bout with Chip for
next month, but for some reason not made
public the match 'flivvered-" It Is believed
that Gibbons modest demand for about all
the money that would come into the box Of
flee was the cause Of the match falling
through
Gibbons. through manager Eddie Reddy
has publicly announced that he is ready to
meet Chip At the same time we are
waiting patiently for an official announce
ment that the match has been made.
understand Chip is not only willing but
anxious 10 meet Gibbons as soon As he
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

THICAGO. ILL, Aug 22ESteVe; IT, ~ o f5s
4 seem hardly possable that u Is ny IN, ~
p Of August and il seems 20 me -
- as II had been setting on Ln-s SS,-1.5
q bo1a ,,esr and here we got pretty neaL
months to 20 yet and oy tne - ~ - No.
months is over I bet they W W l-++f--,. nm
wore in the bench where ] been settlns IN
1es+ fbie nee O'Day should get some senCe ~
his nut and stick me in the GENE -. -
to him the other day l says MneA = -
going 10 stick me IN there ~ - 80 II
TVba5 +ba race for the pennant Is over anu u
don't make no differunce II we loe5g5 - -
I felt like busting him put ol4 - NJ t-o
no+binp only saws Well the way you o9S1
runnina me team il looks to me IKE II &c
not never make no ditferunce = - % -
win He says I will run me lealL - ,77.-s 80
self and I says lou must pc e1sy a. -
1 guess that stung him because ne oiu HSe
have nothing more 70 say.
Couldn't Find First Base
F2ut honest steve I have not got IN 70 70
game of BAN for so long that II W1s 70
get in there and make Dase MT - !
surly would II got IN the - 49, - ~
base al and I would have to get OF lhess
here guides to steer me TO the OUT LSll- Anu
/ bet il he stuck me in there ana them re-
,o-fers asst me how was my name spelt
Would not know what to tell them because
I have not saw my name in print LOT 50
long OF coarse Steve / get letters from
YOU with my name spellt on the enFull9P -
I could look on / Of them envellups ana leFn
how was my name spellt only ROW 40
know II you would have II right oecalse -
sp''i'HS BIN Needs Cushion.
guess I will have TO make 1rlenos Win
/ OF me BOYS that pedals cushions up In the
Erand stand and get him 10 give re OF
them every day so as can SET eoIiiLer - lole
on the bench but as far as that IS con
surned I might Justice as we'll set up IN The
grand stand as set down on that hard bencn
because I guess they would be bout az
much chance for me getting in the game II
/ set up in the grand stand or where ever
I set. don't care nothing bout being cav
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

- --,yr- a-r e2-Tou have 70
n hand g 70 George ne game. the
j y lue ~. -i----s expert- He taxes 9ooos
and Turns them into star 49, 49, l+-sr7fbs 81 the
In a NUTSHELL you nave -1I5-s--ss ara fsup
reasons w --e-sst sensation a Nat9naL
Iaar-ue race ever knew 1890 70 can
ars now favorites in many I'm SrcGraw's
ture the P3sl-Li-- +reir heroic climb ron ron
~, .s1s- mn 10 the point where thes arc
the talk Of the eo-i IN a position TO see the
- 10 a-v considerable eALsL-t -
ing the last five 49, ,-,-ed in Boston IN
~ ---scr ~ 1910. a young pitcher - -
Ioufs Drucke was on tne - .5ss-,ed TOO
-rr ~ -tsTS ne gsff Of pitching = .
hard clip through tuL- 49, ,+re- Ts6uIrc-
and also lacked some OF tns o-Iil-t-~berZthat
ments Of being 6is L7ae-'
is. according 10 Acl1raN- 5--,. the Yankees.
SfaIIines. who was managing - 800
- Vo-I-.s American league entry, -. -
wear saw Rudolph pitch parts OF games -o-
the Giants and said - IT., car,s
-, ----, .-o-,s t-eason OF Hal Chase which
rssuIred in the demOtion OF s---illse - - -
Yanks after he had run ne 80 Ss-sII
the cellar TO second posltlo11. 81 p,1fSsio
i-ge 80 a Job as manager OF the 51LAa-S
CLUB Of the international let- -7- -,,5.55-.l1L
bfr fi-s+ moves was TO acquire Hudolpns
- - 80 v-orIz for him the next couple
of vesrs but without attracting l1e al-7H-
lion Of any big league clubs cat
~
new. who had just purchased me 6osS On
Braves signed up Stallngs % Hl@n4ss -, -
rear1 and StaIIings brought Eucolpn H+9ns
with him from Buffalo Lite D-rA ~
Foirr ii now a hero down Boston way De-
ing the shutout sensation OF the year
Picked Gowdy Also
Hank Gowdy, a long. lean. lanky' tow
headed Texan who used 20 play on Lls
naIIas team as catcher for big Jel- 4esreal,
~ taken I'D to the Giants By Act5r-" N
tba Latter part Of the summer OF 1s4u- re
hung around the Polo Grounds DONG CO..
40 ends 81 substitute work and looking
IKE one OF the worst ball players tnaL sseE
wore spikes Finally McGraw tradel nm
I in 1911 TO the Boston club along with -
Da,lin- the ancient third naseInan' Iol
/ CHARLEY Herzog. Everybody N NeW 1oIH
I laughed when HerzOg irnr1eclalely oes-l
3 to play sensational ball for the Giants an
manager Johnny king OF the Braves kept
! Cou-dy on the bench most or tne uIIle,
! DevlIn also being practically useless because
his legs had gone back on him
He Developed Rapidly.
/ When stauings arrived Lax year he saw
Z the good Qualities in GoWdy- de haQ an
I ofher very good young catcher IN ser
/ Whaling. but used the two about snare anl
] share alike. Finally Whaling vas nurl
] ms spring and Stalllngs told GoWqy II Wes
] uD 10 him 70 do the bulk Of the work
! since the other catcher OF the c-u1- E-aEl-
/ den. had jumped 20 the FEDS stalllnss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
BY RING ". LARDNER.

n The Bench waiting Tor O'Day to Civ
the Federals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Negro Fighters Going Down Grade
-:I:- -:I:- -;II:- -:II:- -I;-
White VIII Soon Hold Supremacy

member OF the troop affords a good line
or how the situation is changing lew
weeks ago Porky Flynn handed Johnson a
sounder thrashing than any OF ms placA
rivals have been able to give him Flynn
handed out more punishment than Jeannelle
and outboxed him further than Langioru-
And Flynn is not ranked as q topnotcner
even among the whites
However. as long as Jack Johnson retains
his defensive skill and Jeanette and Lang
ford their ability TO shed punishment, tI -
will still retain the balance Of power. but
at the rate they are all travelling on IN
down grade they cannot last much longer
Even now willard might beat johnson. Car
peutier, jeanette. and Smith, Langford- A
tournament Of this character would be no
one-sided affair by any means
White Is After Welsh.
Well. look out. Freddie Welsh. Charlie
White Of Chicago is after you he thlnAs
he can wrest the laurels from the conQueI055
OF Willie Richie. the victim Of that 20
round mill in London
A challenge has been cabled to Welsh
who has been requested TO reply as soon
possible, naming terms, date ana place
White will be ready any time the Eng
chance, and Ell stands ready 10 prove On
his record that he is entitled TO first con-
sideration at the hands Of the new cham
" hite only makes one stipulation in this
challenge, and that is that the weight Tor
the contest shah be 15s pounds at the ring
side Everything else Is left to the chaLl-
Should Meet Briton's Approval.
MS GEA fanny sl4DAl4 meet win ~--| --f
proval OF the Briton. for only few days
ago. in naming the conditions on which he
would give Willie Richie a return match,
he said that then Californian would be re
qulred to DO 133 at gong time. the weight
at which Richie won the worlds Champion
ship from Ad Wolgast
White fought Richie for ten rounds in
Milwaukee In the first round he almost
knocked out his man Several times after
he had him in a bad way. Welsh at no
time in his winning battle with Richie had
the American weak or EroEEy- Welsh won
on boxing skin. not on fighting prOwess-
White is a combination OF fighter and
boxer, q wonderful man a. his weight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

a chance to show my worth no more Steve
because / am all threw careing a bout that
only II II was not Tor the hJtle glrl and she
can't under stand why IS II that If ! am
such a good hitter don't never get In TO
the game 2 or times shes asst me bout
II and what can ! say. Once 1 says 1 had
a sore leg and then she asst me why did not
I limp and 1 had 10 tell her that both my
LEGS was sore and so I llmped on the both OF
them and so my limp did not show An ether
time she asst me what was the matter did
not play and I says they did not have none
Of my kind OF bats and she asst me what
kind OF bat did 1 use and says the Joe
Jackson model and what did she do but get
her brother TO get Of them bats for me
and she says Now you can play o K. and
says Yes. But OF coarse y Day qie not give
me no chance and has TO tell her that
went and broke the bat in practice and It
was all as I could do TO keep her from buy
ing an other ,. ~.
acct OF the little girl and for that 1 rea-
son wish Leach or Schultz or Good or this
me get in there but I bet II the whole out
field broke there leg O'Day would not let
me get In there but would have all the
games pose poned and would wait TIL ne
couId get some body over here from ger
many or some where's 20 play in stead OF me.
She saws she wisht I would get in there and
play 50 as she could have the laugh on a
girl friend OF hers that asst her who was
she going with q long bout month ago
and the little girl told her my name and
SAYS I was 1 Of the Cubs Then the Elrl
friend asst why was not ! playing and the
little girl says ] was out OF the game with
a busted finger but I and the little girl run
IN to this here friend and her bo over TO
dream land 1 night and Of coarse the friend
and her DO seen they was not nothing the
matter with my finger 50 she started in TO
hiding me and ast me WnaL was the matter
now did ! have the small pON or corns or
some thing and what could ] say. II she not
Of been no girl but q man would OF slapped
her Jaw and IL her DO had Of Eot fresh
would put him in dream land and a diffrunr
dream land from where we was at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
StalIings Works Miracles;
Makes Snappy Ball Players
MANAGER Of Boston Braves Takes Castoffs From Other
Teams Especially Giants, and Turns Them Out
as FAST Players Able to Beat the Teams
Which Thought Them Worthless.
BY MONTY.

nut his mind On Gowdy and taught him
the fine points about TIE Job OF eatchlng-
the old position OF Stalings htmseh, and
Gowdy developed rEpiely; LLIsr q, . -, -. pl1c
had been in the big show up 70 that mo-
meut G0Wdy now is one OF the best catch
generally as such II he gets a chance 70
peg out Eddie Collins in the worlds series
Dsvore Is Another.
Josh Dsvors was a regular outfleldsr OF
the Giants for three years, but was regarded
a. the persouifcation Of incapability when
McGraw traded him to the Cincinnati Reds
early last year. Joe Tinker. then managing
the Reds also could see nothing good in
Devors after trying him a while. and sold
him 10 the Phillies- Then about six weeks
ago the Phillies asked waivers On Dsvore.
and stalIingt grabbed him Dsvors IL play
ing the game o. his life with the Braves
now. He Is a game little cuss, just made
TO order for team Of the kind Stallingz IS
driving
An Three Playing Ball
Rudolph. Gowdy. Dsvore. all former
Giants, turned down by John McGraWs are
uI1yiuE banE-up ball for the Braves. It
looks as IL part Of the stalings system Is
TO copper every thing AcGraW does John
surely made mistakes in the case q these
three men and oh, wouldn't they look
sweet to him in Giant uniforms now. par
sfaIlinEs mas made star players out OF
other castoffs. among them pitcher Big Bill
James. who was sent back 70 the minors by
Davis. once OF the Yankees. f. enother
youth on the Srallines roster who IS called
a find by Staliugss though the latter has
Rudolph and lefty George Tyler break under
the strain OF pitching two games apiece
every week. Outfielder Ted Gather and
utility iufielder Whitted. from the Cardinals
in trade for Perdue. are making Miller Hug
gins reEret that he ever let them get away
from him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

7,7vas TO tell the little girl the truth
mi O'Day keeping me out OF the game be
80 he don't like me anu some OF them old
$50 would be 1ellus she "ou-u unit Under
~ 5 a. because these here girls don't under
a+e-d nothing accept Wnen you ask them
1-baf will they have ana are they hungry
~ --o,,Id they like TO 90 to some show The
~ -ir1s brother is a smart alex to and II
js - not her brother ! would Of cracked
him before this. ] ana her vas setting on
- cont Dorch the other night when he
- Rome and in stead Of going on in to
tLe house and going 10 bed Ike a man would
+Ls+ bsd some seuC5 he set right down with
,-- md they was nothing Tor US TO do but
- =. talking like as is he was not there
- ~ coarse we had TO act olftrunt- Well
we was talking bout pan players and now
nv had TO travel and be a way from there
--iTe md the little girl says Why don't you
,7fir Having and was going TO say some
thing back when her brother butts In and
- 10 can he quit when he did not never
eel started. She says That viii do FOR you
Si-lr and n Bill has not had no luck that is
not no reason you should try and KID MIN
~ vyorTd OF been playing right long only
thew has been some thing the matter with
him. Then her brother says yes tnaJ what
O'Day thinks Then she says mean ne mas
non sick an the while and then her brother
eavs Well II he is sick every time ne don't
play I should think he would chase round
1rith a framed nurse in stead Of you was
Going 10 give him a good ballug when he
5-of wise 10 him self and beat It in the mouse
I wisht he was not her bIotler sieve olL a
man don't feel like killing his girls Erother
even II il would prObily uckel her 70 death lI
I did Kill him only she would not add
mitt IL.
see where Ty Cobb has made sucker
out OF him self and signed with Detroit for
z wears but may be he is scared he could
not make good no where's else and that why
he is a scared TO jump But wait TN the
FsdersIs makes me an offer steve and wilt
brake the worlds record Tor Jumping De-
cause ] know could make good any where's
Steve even in the federal
Yours. resp'y. Bill