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Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
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to Senor Pesquiera but they have committed a serious error which be promptly corrected under pain of serious trouble between great nations Mexico and the United States.
 The communication, which undoubtedly conveys the views of Carranza and the consttutonaiisIs erally is characteristic Latin American effusion, abounding in bumptiousness and mpudence, but il is sensible and sound feature of it. the discemment of the ludicrousness Of the position which the United States has drifted Niagara Falls, where We hope that something will happen that will send our foreign policy the falls be heard of no more forever
 Impudent the communication of Pesquera is. the hint of wal in it unless we take the back track is not to be regarded lightly As fatal the thing in the world to happen the Of thousands of lives and millions of treasure We have armed, by folly 10000 consttutonalists with modern weapons and have contributed to their el- perience Of more than a year actual warfare dur ing which they have displayed growing proficiency.
 When they have captured the City of Mexico feat which will be greatly facilitated by foolish interference, ineffective as measure for restoring order and tr7nquillity there will be united and well armed and well trained force of 75,oo0 s0ooo MeNicans before whom we must retire in disgrace or whom We must fight
 The bunsling in which have indulged is in eXcusabe any grounds that may be suggested The pacific intentions of the president and Nr Bryan cannot be brought forward in attenuation of the criminal folly of which they been guilty What ever Of bloodshed and in the event of war and whatever of ridicue in the event of d dis graceful peace, must be charged to them.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
A CONFESSION OF FAITH

Since our trip abroad some years ago am vinced that the Parisian needs all the chic and esprit she encompass I will affirm that in half an hour in the subway at any time of day, l more charming faces thar during six weeks in Paris. l have hitherto been timid about expressing this opinion in print. but only the other night sat up read ''InnOcentS Abroad" after many years. What Mark Twain has to say of the Parsian grsette encourages make this fession of faith As I swing from my strap and the happy, we'll do faces under the glow o the electric lamps. l sometimes find myself wonder ing what William D. Haywood can possibly have being dissatisfied with things they are. Simeon Strunsky. in the May Atlantic.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

If you want fresh eggs all the year round and you object to paying 45 cents a dozen for them in winter, just follow these simple directions, furnished by Mrs. Joseph Films, president of the National House. wives league, who pickles eggs now, declaring they will be strictly fresh" at Christmas time.
 Mrs. Films purchases at drug store quantity of silica sodium so- lution, known as water glass" which costs her 40 cents a gallon. Then she boils ten pints of water, in order to steriliZe it, and when 1t has cooled adds one pint of water glass" This amount of solution is enough to cover twelve dozen eggs, which she puts in a four gallon crock. She places the crock in a cool place, preferably the cellar
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
A COAxER FOR THE BABY

When the doctor called to the baby it's mother informed him that the medicine left for tne Infant the day before was all gone.
 Impossible" declared the surprised physician. T told you to give him teaspoonful once an hour
 Yes but John and mother and and the nurse have each had to take teaspoonful, too. Tn order 10 get baby to take it"-Youths Companion.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
WHY THEY FOUGHT

The man from the btuminous coal region had just waloped the ground with the man who had at tempted to take liberties with him. Then. stand ing over the fallen and vanqushed asSaant, he said:
 of things, For instance, you mustn't ever confuse soft coal miner with hard coal miner. In
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
A EASON
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What makes you anxious to send Three Fingered Sam to the legislature? He isn't very popular"
 No citizens of Crimson Guch figured that would be a great saving the general communi- ty to get poker player like sam located where ese."-Columbus Journal.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

We nave heard of the compromise proposed by man to his wife. with whom he had been unable to agree for a division of their community property lie would retain the inside of the house and she might have the outside That sounded unreasonablv one-sided years when we first heard it but it is not more than the proposal of the United States to Huerta to off and die the way of q com promise of difficulties with him.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

We know there is nothing in air Of Tucson to make people faithless to their trusts, Yet within q week two railroad men. brakeman and conductor have been sent the federal pententiary at Atlanta for robbne box cars, and policemen have been arrested for holding up and robbing a stranger
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
PERFECTION NEEDS NO ADDITION

To gild refined gold. to paint the lily, To throw a perfume on the violet To smooth the ice, add another hue Unto the rainbow with taper light To seek the beauteous eye of heaven to garnish Is wasteful and ridiculous excess.
 William Shakespeare.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
ONE SIGN

Heres a critic says the drama is in it's second childhood
 T notice it has taken to playing in the mud "- Louisville Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

When town support amusement houses to the satisfaction of the proprieors all Of them it can safely be listed in the 3OoO0 class We're speaking now of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
New York

Isn't it shame the prices these New York restaurants charge."
 But isn't worth something entertain the class of people they have to?'-May Smart Set.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
GENERALLY WEARS WELL

Cibbs-I tell you, old wife is a very eX- pensve article.
 Dibbs-True But you must renemher q wife lasts long tme.-Phadelphia Ledger
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

As We have frequently had occasion remar, this spring would like to compare the Salt River Valley weather with any other on earth
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

The Shrine Circus will differ from other circuses which have visited Phoenix, in that it isn't going leave us in state of fnancal depression for week after it has gone.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
AN EGOTIS7

An egotst is a who thinks if he hadn | not.-Puck.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
CRUEL
blessed with a pretty

T am certainly glad I was blessed with pretty name.' said Patience
 Yes" said Patrice. Tt is fortunate when one has little chance of q change
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

Though it is nearly the first of June the waters of the political swimming hole have been undisturbed by anybody except friend Dr. Hughes who says the fine
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25
EM EXPRESSED

Gabe-Why do they say is financially embarrassed,
 Steve-Because when he is broke he is shy Cincinnati Enquirer
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

The Los Angeles Boosters left whole lot o optimism scattered about Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1914-05-25

He that has character, need have no fear of his condition. Character will draw condition atfer it.
 Henry Ward Beecher.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
FALLING HAIR MEANS
 DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE
Save your Hairl Get 25 cent bottle of Danderine right now-Also
 stops scalp itching

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hair is mute evidence of neglected scalp: of dandrun that awful scurf.
 There is nothing SO destructive to the hair as dandruff It robs the hair of It's lustre, its strength and its very llfe eventually producing a feYerish- ness and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied, causes the hair roots to shrink. loosen and die-then the hair falls out fast A little Danderlne tonight-now-an time-will surely save your hair.
 Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toi- let counter and after the first appli. cation your hair will take on that life, lustre and uxuriance which Is SO beau tiful. 1t will become wavy and fluny and have the appearance of alum dance; an incomparable gloss and softness but what will please you most will be after just a few weeks use. when you will actually see a lot of fine. dowuy hair-new hair grow ms all over tho scalp adv
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
EUROPEAN WAR FILMS
 AT THE ROYAL TODAY

"The strand War Series" and the "Hearstselig Weekly News" contain ing actual scenes from the seat of war in Europe are the features at the Royal today. Both of these weekly periodicals are recognized as the only authentic medium through which ac- tual scenes from the European war are shown.
 Although 1t is very difficult to ob tain pictures in the war zone. both of these company's have camera men as close to the firing lines as it is possi ble 10 get owing to the strict censor ship maintained throughout the Eu ropean countries. However. some very interesting scenes have been ob tained both before and after the hard | fought battles.
 In addition to these several other high quality photoplays are included in the bin which Will Se shawa today
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
BY AN IS CANDIDATE
 FOR NEW POSITION
May Be Appointed as County Engineer on First of
 the New Year.

It was learned yesterday that J. C. Ryan, assistant state engineer for this district of the state, will be a candidate for appointment as county engineer of Cochise county on the first of the year, under the new law which goes into effect on that date and which combines the offices of the county surveyor and county road superintendent
 The new office of county engineer was created by the last legislature, acting as they believed in favor of greater efficiency and also economy It is said that nearly every county in the state has had trouble in the past between the county road super intendent and the county surveyor and that politics has entered largely into the appointments instead of eff fcieucy. though this criticism can hardly be made of the officers in volved in Cochise county. The new appointee, who will combine the Of fees of both will be required to be a competent surveyor and skilled road builder besides
 As the new county engineer is to be hired and fired by the board oi supervisors it is believed that great CT efficiency will result in the work and also at less expense, as the sal ary of the road superintendent and the fees of the surveyor will moro than pay the salary of the new of dcer
 Mir Ryan who has been in charge of the state road work in this counts for the past year or so, has the en dorsement of many prominent busi ness men of the county and is saiC to have the best chance of appoint ment for he new position, thougl there are several other candidates 1T ! the field.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
FAMOUS MOVIE STARS
 SHOWING AT LOWELL

The Lowell theatre has another treat in store for its patrons tonight in the way of an exceptional program of pictures and excellent music Last week the Lowel's orchestra was cut down to only two pieces on account of the others playing at the Phoenix fair and a number of complaints were entered to Manager Frazier on ac- count of this. but when Mr Frazier informed his patrons that he did not believe in importing musicians from the outside and that the full orchestra would be in operation again on Sun day night. also that they were all To- cal musicians. the patrons seemed highly pleased to learn tpat this house was SO strongly in favor Of employ ing the local musicians and immebi- ately changed their complaints to eX- pressions of praise.
 Tonight and tomorrow night the program consists of two corking good comedies and one two-part feature drama. Marie Newton and Alan Hale appear in rThe Ring and the Book" a Biograph two-part feature. John Bunny and Flora Finch appear in the Vitagraph comedy sensation "Such Hunter" The Edison com pany offer a refreshing comedy in "A Summer Idyl" On neNta Tuesday and Wednesday the Warren district public will have pleasure of witness ing Jack London's Sea Wolff which is claimed to be the most popular film ever presented to the public any where.
 This world famous story in seven parts stands today the par amount of all moving picture productions, its equal has yet to be seen on the screen
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
Give Your Bleed Bleed
 The Vital Spark
Drive Out Impurities and Make the Skin Smooth
 and Clear.

polsons In the blood. SO undermine the health ns to leave Che system in a low state of resistance. But use &. B. S fr brief time and you flare mp tho vital spark of blood vigor, lt sweeps its way all through tho body, dlslodges rheumatism, relieves catarrhal congestion. clears tle throat and bronchial tubes, dries mp an skin erupilons. enables tho kidneys, liVer. Bladder and lungs to work promptly and effectively in carrying Impurities out 0f tlo circulndn s. s S Is the best known medicine for the blood and has the conH- dcnce of host of people. They know it is harmless 10 the stomach and cxper ience has shown tbat it accomplishes an that was eyer expected of mercury, iodide of potash, arsenic and other destructive minerals.
 Gef bottle of s. s &. today at any druggist Read Che important folder wrap ped around iho bottle. lt tells Of the work being done ht a famons medical de- nartnent win aida and helps That have proven of wonderful nlue Co those sni- fring with blood liscasrs For a specinl lcol 0n thc subject written by an expert address Tho Swift Specific Co, % Swift Hldg. Atlanta, Ga. Tor nearly bali a century S S s. hos been the safeguard of a Qrrlad rf people who arc living cv- amples ~ vhHr vmiers oau ha aec0mplisheI by la famau blood ulri6er Get bette today but refuse aA substitutes.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
FIRST ROAD SHOW
 OPENS TO PACKED
 HOUSE AT ORPHEUM
Mutt and Jeff, ECCentriCity, Is Well Received Characters in Roles Well Filled-ChOrus Has Looks Above Usual Quality.

A large and enthusiastic audience in search of entertainment found what they were looking for last even ing. when the Orpheum was packed from gallery to footlights to witness the opening of the fall theatre season in Bisbee, with the third annual pro- duction of Mutt and Jeff "There were few seats unsold for the production. There were few of the several hundred who witnessed the entertainment who were not fully satisfied with what they saw
 Eccentricity is the art of the pro- duction of Bud Fishers masterpiece. Without the air of eccentricity the production. relying on characters so far from the ordinary, Mutt and Jeff would be a flat failure. And it was in the eccentrics that the production before the Bisbee audience last even ing shown with most of its ardor. The three chief eccentrics were be- yond the usual
 The chorus, supporting several in- dividuals with fair voices. and one with an excellent delivery, was equal to the average road chorus. It was well drilled, had a diversity of steps and dances combined with the usual stage effects, and carried off the ap- plause of the house repeatedly. In addition, the chorus had it on" most road choruses "in looks" which is say ing considerably for Mutt and Jeff.
 While the monologue and dialogue of the show shattered much of the ,rite and inexpensive, that is one of the eccentricities, and the manner in which the josh stuff was put across. and the newness of the flavor added to it.. afforded the audience an eXcell- ent evening of fun and mirth, in which there was at no time a feeling of con straint so often following such pro- ductions.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
JOHNSON POLLS HIGH
 VOTE FOR SUPERVISOR
Leads By Nearly 200 Votes and Will Doubtless Be the
 Next Chairman

Vance M Johnson. elected to the board Of supervisors of Cochise couu- ty at the recent election led the tick ct by nearly 200 votes, according to the official returns as compiled by the board of supervisors now in session in Tombstone to canvass the returns of the county. This entities Mr. John son to the long term of four years. and will also doubtless result in his election as chairman of the board The chairman is elected by the mem bers of the new board at their first meeting, and it is customary to elect the member who receives the highest vote
 The other members of the board are u. M Sparks. of Douglas and William Rock of Tombstone. The latter is a present member of the board and is the only hold-over Their terms will last two years. at the end of which the voters of the county will again vote on two for the office, though members who are elected for two years are generally reelected if they make good during theiG incumbency. as was the case with Mr. Rock, who was reelected last week
 The board is still busily engaged in counting the returns from all over the county. both for county and state oiii- cers and also for the amendments at issue They began Monday morn ing and hope to finish by tonight 1 Following is the vote for the three men elected as members Of the new board of supervisors as officially an- nounced yesterday:
 V. M. Johnson, 4,723; J. M, Sparks. 56O; William Rock, 4105.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
MEXICAN, EVIDENTLY DRUNK, IS KILLED BY
 AUTO ON WACO ROAD
Gets Out of Way Then in Con- fusion Steps Back in Path of Car; Verdict of Death By AC- Cident Is Result of Inquest.

Blinded by the glare of the automo- bile light and apparently drunk Cruz Conueras, ageo 90, a resident of Tintown, was run over by an automo- bile last Saturday night between the car tracks near Lowell and Tintown. The auto was driven by party of Lowell men returning from Naco where they had gone to see the fight ing.
 Immediately following the accident the car was stopped and the injured man taken to the c. & A. hospital. where he died yesterday morning. An inquest was held yesterday by Justice George R. Smith, in Lowell, with a verdic of death by accident and without placing the responsible ity. However, lrom the testimony it was evident that Gontreras was intoX- icated at the time
 quart bottle of wine, broken into pieces and with the wine staining the road was found near his body after the accident According to the testi- mony of the occupants of the car Conreras at first dodged out of the way, then stepped back in the path of the car The whole thing occurred suddenly, though the car was not tra- yelling at a high rate of speed. A companion was with Contreras at the time of his death.
 The deceased leaves a wife and three children He is we'll known in police court where he was frequently called on during the past to answer charges Of intoxication. His wife tes- ufied at the inquest yesterday that he had contributed nothing to the sup port of the family for some time and her talk and actions seemed to indi. cate that she did not feel a great deal Of sorrow at the loss of her husband.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
KID SPEED DEMONS PREPARING MOTORS
 FOR GREAT GRIND
Many Already Entered; Addition al Rules and Regulations are issued Governing Race; More
 Entries Secured Last Eveninu.

Added interest daily attapds h. thanksgiving Pushmobile race. which mas been arranged and will be staged by the merchants on Main street The owners of the cars in Bisbee and there ale in the neighborhood of O0o or them, are fast getting in trim for their parts in the race. There are new cars in the course of congtruc- ton. Old cars are being remodeled. and painted to meet the requirements of the race committee. And now and then the savings of week on the paper route or a weeks sales savings are waeered by the youngster speed demons
 New announcements for the racers have been made, and additional rules of the race completed The axle length of any car must be under three feet in length An entrants must have their cars painted, and have the numbers in plain letters on them The drivers and mechanicians may push, pull or in any manner cover the course, SO long as they remain on the prescribed road and do the prescribed distance.
 There win be four checking points. The cars will be checked off the sum init at eleven o'clock and thereafter one minute apart They win report in and out at two stations entoute from the top of the grade to the main street where will De the final check ing station. and where the official 1 timo of the racers will be computed. The street commission have given their word that the ruts and bumps | in the route will be eradieated and tbe course put into the best of condi- t.on. and the results of the race over such track promise broken speed records of great import in the annals of "Ilid racing
 Yesterday evening additional eh, trants to the number of six were had at the Royal theatre by Manager Nor cross who is handling this end oi me event Mr. Norcross states that tAe entrants and their supporters are more than enthusiastic over the com inc event and that the future of me sneed game in Bishee is m lhel work on this memorable course.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
DON'T SUFFER
 WITH NEURALGIA
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort.

When those sharp pains go shoot ing through your head, when your skull seems as if it would split just rub little MUSTEROLE on the tenn ples and neck It draws out the in- damation soothes away the pain gives quick relief
 MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint- ment made with oil of mustard Bet ter than a mustard plaster and does not blister.
 Doctors and nurses frankly recom- mend MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat, Bronchitis. Group. stiff Neck Asthma. Neuralgia. Congestion. pleurisy, Rheu- matism, LUmhago. Pains and Aches of the back or joints, Sprains. Sore Muscles. Bruises, Chihlains, Frosted Feet Colds Of the Chest Git often pre- vents Pneum0nia).
 At your druggists in 25c and soc jars, and a special large hospital size for S2.5O
 Be sure you get the genuine MUS. TEROLE. Refuse limitations, get what you ask for The Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
FOREST FEES DISTRIBUTED

PHOENIX, Nov 1S-Ten per cent of the fees derived from forest re- serves are donated by the government for the maintenance of roads and schools in the counties where the forests are situated Arizona's total share of forest revenues for the last fircal year has been apportioned by Auditor J. C. Callaghan among thii. teen counties, in proportion to the area of forest included in each. as follows: Apache S2,2O3.O6; Cochise $l32129; Coconino, $33,l6AO7; Gila
 $3,04942; Graham, S1.3l6.49; Green lee, S2S6O.17; Marioopa, S2,O79.94; Mo have, S592l5; Navapo, S1,665.5O; Pt ma, S996.55; Pinal, S71S.6O; Santa Cruz, $l,165,95; Yayapai, S1O,165.l5
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
slsBEE COMPANY RECEIVES
 GRANT TO SELL sToCl

PHOENlX, Nov 1S.-Permission co sell stock has been granted the BIS bee straight Motion Engine company ov the state corporation commission This permission was once refused because a necessary statement Of the company's condition had not been filed. Judge Fred sutter appeared before the commissioners and eN plained that the parties who should have file dthe statement were iil al the time. Little is known here of he company xcept that 1t proposs to man ufacture and market an engine Of 8 new type
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-19
AMERICAS TMMoRTALs" MEET

AMERlcA's "IMMoRTALs" MEET
 NEW YORK, Nov lS-The sixth annual joint meeting Of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters, known as "America's Society Of lmmertals', will open here tomor- row, with William Dean HoweHs in the chair M Brioux of the Academic Franchise will present the greetings Of the French Forty lmmortals, whose group date back to the days of Rich elieu i'm the Seventeenth Century. M BrieuX has chosen for his subject "The Theatre as an Instrument of Social Betterment' Brander Math- ewB will be heard on What is Pure iu English, and Robert Herrick of Chicago will read an essay on imag- nation in American life. In the efening there win be concert by the New York symphony Orchestra, felecuons being new compositions by members of the National Institute.
 On Friday, Brian Hooker will read a poep, and addresses will be made by Arthur Whiting, Paul Dougherty apd George ~, cRble.