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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02
Cynfhid's Answers
TO Short Questions
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DOCTORS FAIL


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-02

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bv the Sabacaas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
Walks Off Train

WILLCOX-W. J. Schmauss. tray cling from Long Beach, Calif., to Lake City. Minn., jumped from the train Monday morning between Cochise and Hado and was killed. He had acted so queerly that all night the trainmen had watched him closely Finding the door open and missing him after leav- ing Cochise the conductor telegraphed back from Hado for searching party The body was found just before reach ing Hado and taken toWilcox for an inquest. He was travelling with a small son.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
RENTING "GHOST CITIES"

THE ghost camp Apache life For passing motorists old workings and build intense activity.
 old the It again to during the New meth extracting daily being believed worked in and bodies opened The ghosts proving live ghosts
 
 flows of them almost fabu their untouched guarded by in thief catch thief" will it take water to that
 There plenty water the Colorado River It be made millions horsepower could be capable handling the underground flows that holding back the repenng of many phase Colorado River question like Tombstone and others Arizona it would resumption probably scale than the early palmy days And the opening comparatively small mining much expansion of
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
THE WORLD WATCHES TERRACE

LIVERY few naon becomes the
 greed pahy glare usually country which racks of hungry diplomats fight among themselves.
 occasionally the nothing the where seemed big the Nations gowed
 
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 The Terrible Turk has The insists occupy protect Constannople Possibly little the hold Turkey Today ground years that Otomans dolzed the his victory. His ambition in threatens provoke another struggle that eventually involve nations The formation equipped applying and exulted driving it's old the finally What the delegate
  and perhaps plunge yield home
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24

persons heredity and environment. .' he says.
 All of thes contributions play a separate and distinct part in the sue cess achieved by any individual
 One of the greatest and most ab- surd fallacies afloat today. is the silly adage, I can do anything if will do it. No such thing is pos sible. Our faculties are inherited, and are possible of only a certain ex- pansion through education.
 What the person must do then is to find himself. There are too many six-cylindered stomachs and half-horsepower brains. Adjustment is needed and possible, if the person anxious to succeed, has it in him to succeed, and develops the faculties about which he knows nothing"
 Your Interests First
 Your success explains Dr. Fitz- gerald, depends on the development of your immediate interests. If that is business, for example, first atten- tiOi SilOulu uOl Dt pau tO SpOi bo Oi other irrelevant matters, when there is the business section of your news paper to read.
 "The mind grows and develops to the fullest attachments of which it is capable through what it feeds upon. he says. Tn this respect it is like the body.
 No one would expect q strong phsique on a diet excluded to ice cream, cake and charlotte russo.
 Likewise. it is impossible to pro duce much of a mind on mental pabulum restricted to information about crimes, banalities, chicanery frivolity and other spacious sub jects.
 The mind like a teapot, pours out what has been poured into it. Your energy goes the way you direct your attention. And with your energy goes your success"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
FIND YOURSELF TO BE SUCCESS IS ADVICE OF PHYSICIAN WHO'S
 PUT MANY ON UPWARD ROAD

| Are you feeding your stomach and
 neglecting your brains? | Do you expect to build up your
 and charlotte russo? ! If so, you are stumbling along an
 uncertain road to nowhere, says Dr.
 James M. Fitzgerald, noted physician surgeon and vocational guidance ex-
 pert of Chicago;
 : For your success depends as much on your mind and what you put into it, he says, at it does on your physical health.
 In an exclusive interview with NEA Service, Dr. Fitzgerald maps
 the course for any man or woman { to follow, if success and happiness
 are sought. Read the interview study his rules for success and then see how closely you are following i them in your every day course of affairs.
 BY ROY ]. GIBBONS
 CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-'Punch, not paunchl"
 That's what too many Americans are in need of today before they can set their feet climbing the lad der of success, says pr. James NJ.
 Fitzgerald, noted physician, surgeon and vocational guidance expert here. Getting in 50 see Dr. Fitzgerald re- quires the matter of a solid weeks i work. For he's a busy man, but not i too busy, however, to be jolly and kind to all in need of his services. The number of folks he has set alright in their search for a definite
 niche in the scheme of life is legion, as attested by voluminous records of thanks and praise on file in his of flee.
 Scores of big business executives all over the country, bank presi- dents, clergymen and one member of the board of directors of great railroad system whom he rescued from the thralldom of a small clerks pension, are among the few he has helped who owe their success to him. How does he do it? | Simply by scientific study of the | Draln power areas, and the sum-
 ming up of these power units, so to speak, into single factor which i determines the capabilities, talents and aptitude of any person, and his i or her fitness for particular call 1 ing.
 : Dr. Fitzgerald doesn't pretend to
 be wizard or anything of the sort. l Pschology, physiology and all the
 arts of the medical practitioner and other agents of science are what he calls to his command in determining who should go to the scrap pile or assume the role of leadership.
 Mind and Body Cooperate "Delineation of human capacities | Is only possible after careful and exhaustive study of the physical con dition, the mental abilities and the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
Traffic Tied Up

COCHISE - Wednesday evening Hugh Collins, roadmaster, and Oscar Parks, section foreman, were called out to superintend the clearing of track where a slight wreck occurred on the s. P. a few miles east of Co chise. An oil car was thrown from the track caused by draw bar slipping out. The wrecker was called from Tucson and the track cleared in few hours. Fortunately only one car left the track.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
Irregular Leader in Ireland Landed
 in Jail, Is Report

DUBLIN. Nov. 23.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-Tom Hales. chief IT, regular leader in the Upton district of Cork, was arrested yesterday. His capture is regarded as important, as he is said to have been the command ant in the district where Michael Collins was assassinated last August. Hales is a brothSr of Sean Hales. d member of the dail parliament, who is a supporter Of the Anglo-Irish treaty and brigadier general in the national army in Cork.
 A dispatch from Cork after the assassination of Collins declared that Tom Hales accepted responsibility for the ambush in which Collins met death. Hales had been bitter op- ponent of the treaty.
 John Collins, brother of Michael, said that the Irregular troops under Hales captured and held him over night while he was on his way to Dublin to attend the funeral of Michael and that Hales boasted to him that his men had killed Michael
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
U. s. Locomotive for
 Mexican Company

MORALES. Ariz., Nov. 23.-H. l.. Britter. representative of an eastern locomotive company, is in NogaIes for the purpose of delivering per sonally an SC ton locomotive sold to the United Sugar company at Los Mochis. Sinaloa.
 Tine locomotive will leave here Fri day morning and will be used in transportation of sugar from various centers to the shipping point.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
MIR. HUNT STARTS OUT RIGHT

CovERNoREECT already his intention of
 offices; secretary
 
 step It should slwing Republican that the
  after January
 his with $4S0O of af fairs the Arizona We predict that within doubt offices created by the administration
 question what MT Hunt ahead administration of the affairs efficiency with minimum There why these plans should succeed MT Hunt and he knows twist and turn he take apd do with the qEee wheels the state capitol Arizona will doubt enjoy something ! that it has almost
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
General Hay Recoverino

DOUGLAS-All victims of the auto- mobile wreck on the Tucson highway last week are doing nicely. according to unofficial but authentic information received yesterday. Mrs. Hay is doing splendidly and is now able to see wis itors in limited number at her home on Eleventh street. If she continues to improve as rapidly as she has been she soon will be able to be out of bed Tn fact, already has sat up occasion ally during the past few days.
 General Hay is entirely out of dan eer' but due to fractured ribs he will be under treatment for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
MOVIES
"loVe Never Dies"

Love Never Dies" King VidorS lat est production for distribution by As sociated First National Pictures, Inc. which comes as the feature attraction to the Lyric theatre today only, has a well balanced cast headed by Lloyd Hughes and Madge Bellamy
 Hughes, one of the cleverest and youngest leading men on the screen has won an enviable reputation dur ing the past year for his work in 'Homespun Folks" and Mother of Mine," as well as in this latest pie ture. Previous to his success in these pictures he scored heavily in The Turn in the Road," the production that won fame for the producer of Love Never Dies" Incidentally it was Vi dor who gave Hughes his first chance before the cammera
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
For Los Angeles Market

WILLCOX-J. A. Browning is ship ping 400 dressed turkeys to Los An geles this week for Thanksgiving. MT
 Browning has contracted for 800 more for the Christmas trade, making in all 1900 shipped from Wilcox by him
 With the exception of very few the turkeys have all been in fine condition
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
On Trip East

COCHISE- Dr. J. B. Ellis left TOT points east on the early orning train Sunday. He expects to be gone sew eral months during which time he will take a course in the study of the Alp ram Electronic treatments.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
"The Dictator"

"The Dictator" A list of noted players which makes the cast look almost like a roster of stars was chosen for The Dictator" a new Paramount picture starring Wallace Reid, which will be on view at the Central theatre tonight and Saturday and at the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday
 Lila Lee is leading woman; Theo- dore Kosloff has highly important role; Kalla Pasha, a Mack Sennett comedian, is cast in an appropriate part; Alan Hale semi-heavy of One Glorious Day" and Walter Long, heavy actor in The Sheik" and Mo ran of the Lady Lefty" two George Melford productions, are included in big character parts. and Fred Butler and Sidney Bracey are seen in good roles.
 This is Willie Golfers famous
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24

stage success done into screen play by Walter Woods. The original was by the late Richard Harding Davis. The production is filled with intensely dramatic moments.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
"The Great lmpersonation"


 George Melford, whose special Para mount productions have a world wide reputation, is responsible for the SUI perb production of The Great Impcr- sonation," the E. Phillips Oppenheim story featuring James Kirkwood which will be shown at the Eagle thea tre tonight and Saturday and at the Central theatre Sunday and Monday. The Great lmpersonation" is one of MT. Oppenheim's latest tales of mys. tery. love and intrigue and it has all ready gone through several editions The plot deals with a mysterious mix up in identities and is concerned with incidents immediately preceding the Great War. There are many extras used in the various scenes which in clude episodes in German East Africa the royal court of Berlin end the pala- tial drawing rooms of m English man. sion
 James Kirkwood, the featured play CT, has d dual role, appearing both as an Englishman and as a German.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24

In this country the custom Of ere mmating the dead has grown ost rap idly on the Pacific coast and it is said that in Oakland and Pasadena the number of incinerations has cqualled 90 per cent of the deaths.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
HANDSOME BAG

A handbag of Paisley cashmere is mounted on a heavy Dutch silver frame and attached to a silver brace let which is worn about the wrist.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24

Angeles when the judge started Cafornns can't be driven convicted murderer to be fellows pleasant
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24

Gill, ends; Critchley and Calla- han tackles; DetlOff and Barnum guards; Pennypacker, center; Joe Hancoek5 qpartefbacll; Black burn and Olsen, halfbacks and Charley Huber, fullback.
 B. Caretto. and other proper ty owners along the first terrace of Chihuahua Hill. where MT Caretto is now erecting d hand some cement block residence. are taking steps to secure the building of street along this terrace.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
Chickens Are Poisoned

DOUGLAS-Meat with white pow der sprinkled over it was thrown into the yard of R. F. Griner, 935 Greene
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS November 23, 1905

Excitement was made yester- day afternoon at the dairy cor ral of w. H. Goode, on Naco Road. by attack on calf by bulldog. The latter first fast ened to the tail of the calf. When beaten from this hold, 1t managed to seize the tongue Of the calf, from which endeavors to beat it were in vain. The calf became frantic and was about to do itself serious injury when Goode secured a gun and killed the dog The latter is said to have been valuable animal, the owner of which threatens suit.
 Two carloads of furniture ar rived in the city yesterday mora ing for the new Ceh;ral School ? bnilding, s'erN f1 ( & v
 It is believed that the Sulphur Spring valley will when irrigated prove to be the best Fruit sec tion in Arizona.
 Bisbee's Junior Football team will play Tombstone Juniors on Thanksgiving day. The Bisbee team will lineup: Campbell and
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
Want Hospital Recruits

DOUGLAS The army hospital corps is in need of five men for train ing as laboratory technicians and nurses, it was announced at the re- cruiting office yesterday This is an excellent opportunity to learn a profes sion that fits one for remunerative work in civilian life. During the four years of training bright young man can learn blood chemistry or nursing and at the same time be we'll paid. clothed and fed.
 The cavalry is in need of 100 real good" soldiers, it also was announced. The physical and general require ments are very high at this time, and only those men who desire to advance are enlisted. The recruiting station can be found at the station hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
IT Years Ago
 In Arizona
ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEMS
 November 23, 1905
From The Bisbee Daily Review

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The date for the exchange of the ra- tified treaty between Russia and Japan, which was set for tOmor- row, has been postponed as it found that the necessary arrange ments could not be completed.
 TOXIC, Nov. 23.-An eye wit ness of the rectn riot at Vlad- ivostok, who arrived at Nagas- aki. reports nearly half the city was burned and 400 of the garri- son were killed, that the jail was thrown open and General Kap- pek is missing.
 LONDON, Nov. 23.-Persistent refusal of the Turkish govern ment to accept European con- trol of Inc revenues of Mace donia, notwithstanding the ul- timatum presented by the allied powers, is about to lead to put ting into opearation the threat of a naval demonstration with the view of compelling Turkish acquiescence.
 LONDON, Nov. 23.-A dispatch from IU.s.o says: "A message was received from Seoul this morning stating that Marquis Ito was slightly injured by stone thrown by one of party of disorderly Koreans last night
 LONDON, Nov. 23.-The idea is prevalent in we'll informed political circles that Premier Balfour will take an early op- portunity to place his resigna- tion in the hands of the king.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. B. Al though the board of consulting engineers has decided in favor of a sea lever canal, it is vel. an open question whether the Panama Canal shall be d sea level or lock waterway.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
" M. c. A. MOVIES '

The program offered for the Chip in Movies at the Y. NJ. c. A. to- night at 7:i5 will include the five reel feature Great White Trail. one reel travel picture showing Baltimore Md- and one reel comedy Bur glar Man. The program will be re- pcatcd on Saturday al o'clock for the children of the city and all are invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-11-24
AROUND THE COUNTY

street, Tuesday and in few minutes 30 chickens had dropped dead. The mmeat was turned over to the police station and an effort will be ade to determine the kind of poison it con. tained, with view to locating the per son who made the purchase.
 The chickens acted "dopey" at first and then sat down on the ground and died without struggle. That the meat was placed in the yard by a neighbor with a personal grudge against the Griners, is the belief of the police, as no other person in Doug. las has reported a similar occurrence
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Ell ANUARIo DE LA ESCUELA
SUPERIOR DE LARES

La Alta Escueia de Lares ha tenido
la cortesia de remitirnos un hermoso
ejemplar del anuario correspondence al
aAo actual, en- Ell que aparecen las
fotograf.as de los alumnos que obtlt-
vieron las notas mas sobresalientes de
la clase. En- este ejemplar Sc publica
numerosos trabajos en- prosa y verso de
algunos de los estudiantes de dicha es
cuela, asi como tambien de poetas y es
critores va conocidos en- las letras pa
trias.
.Ilustra la portada del magnifico anua-
RIO la historical bandera de Lares, i'm
presa a todo color.
Felicitamos a los organizadores del
anuario por el exito que han logrado
en- la recopilacion de esos trabajos, que
ronen muy en- alto ell grado de cultura
de los estudiantes de la Alta Escue;a
40 Lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
Sc vende. CoI6ta


Su description es como sigre: Mime
70 Official 121 ,s51. Construida Noviem-
hre 90, 1905 en- La Have, Nova Scotia.
Puerto de registro, Bridgetown, Barba
dos. Duefo anterior, John Douglas, Bar
hados. Mastiles, dos Cubiertas, una.
Popa eliptica. Construction. caravela.
Proa billet. Armazon casco de
MADEIRA probablemente de pino abeto
no Nova Scotia. Tanoues de lastre,
no tiene. Longitud desde la proa bajo
el baupres hasta la parte posterior de
la cabeza de los palos de popa, SO pies
pulgadas. Mangas 25 pies. Profundi-
Cad de la bodega en- el centro, 10 pies.
Tenelaje brute I'LL, neto 74.4S tone
ladas. La goleta fue averiada por una
tormenta y perdi6 los mastiles. Sc ven
de precio de sacrifcio. Esta ahora
en- La Romano, r. D. Podemos hacer
entrega en- Guanica.
Para mas informes comuniquese con
South Porto Rico Sugar Company, En-
senada, Puerto Rico Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23

LAS PASTTLLAs "1UDEN" DE
MENToL PARA LA Tea

s1rven de protection aquellos que
tienen que estar . la lintempertS ''en to
das classes de tempo.
Las enfermedades resultantea dc pies
mojados, ropa humeda, calofrioS repen
tinos exposition a la intemRerie, Sc
sienten primero en- la nariz Y eE la gar
ganta. Cuando su nariz So tala y Sc
irrita la garganta, ponga en- la bcea una
rastilia ''Luden" de Mentoi rara la
tos. Limpia los conductos nasales. ali
via Ia garganta y evita col6pltCacio-
mes serias. Una GAIA de pastillas s'Lu-
DEM ANTEs de enfermarse es mejor
que todo un botiquin despues Solo
cuesta Seis Centavos Ia Gaia en- las
Farmacias.-Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
LA GUARDIA NACIoNAL DE PUER-
TO RICO sERA AUMENTADA

Ell Ayudante General &c Puerto Rico
lra recibido authorization del Negociado
de Milicia, Departamento de la Cue
rra para organizar un battalion de In
fanteria, adicional al primer regimen
to Ge Infanterfa de la Guardia Nacio-
nal.
Esta es una gran oportuaidad p'ra
cue aquellas poblaciones de la isla que
no tienen fuerzas organizadas de la
Cuardia Nacional, que solicitor sean
tome das en- consideration, y para los
ex-oficiales de Ia Gran Guerra que tam
cion deseen ingresar fen la Guardia
Nacional.
Para este battalion Sc necesitan .S99
hombres Is oficiales sean tres. com
pafiias de infanteria, una de ametra-
1ladora y una de Quartet General
Este battalion sera conocido como
el Primer Battalion del segundo Regi-
miento de Infanteria de la Guardia
Nacional de Puerto Rico.
81 este Battalion Sc organiza a item
po es possible cue pueda asistir al pro-
ximo Campamento de la Guar3ia Ma
ciona1 In Arecibo en- agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-23
ALIMENTos EscoNDIDos

Las Lombrices y la Solitaria Sc sos
tienen robando Ell alirnento que recibe
cl cuerpo para su nutricion. Es natu-
raj, por consiguiente, que la persona
Sc debilite, este pali5a v raquftica 81
ALOHA en- su cuerpo una colonia de
lOmbrices, pues no asimila los alimentos
v las funciones de sus organos Sc des-
moralizan. Mientras mas Sc tarde en-
cxpulsar estos parasites mas crecera
Ia colonia a expensas 6e la salud del
raciente. 81 Vd. desea expulsarlas inme-
diatamente, use Trio SECURE. Una
sola dosis basta. Advt. az