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Vftw?' , 1 J- 41 PAGE TWO f ttfe BlMM tiAlLfr REVIEW, fttSttfiB. ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORNING, N OVEMBER. 1S12 !) lm - & P 4 i i MAYOR OPPOSED 111 .Hi Chef .Executive of San, Diego Likes Arizona But Says No Jointure with the Two States no benefit" results PHOENIX, Nov. 6 That the an nexation xt San Diego and a portion of Southern California to Arizona. Is. not only, freakish and undesirable 40 the people of both sections Interested but 1b impossible on nccount of the Fu-deral. constitution is the gist of a statement made here last week Jy laror Wadham of San Diego who wis BHer$jeUUnguUKe"andTttm-f -; etf TtSrTOrs-at -the- fawv , .-.--,.,., Annexation Unpopular The people of San Diego liked PJioenU and Arizona and liked to x change visits said Major Wadham but as far as annexation Is concern ed, he was emphatic In the statement that it was no more topular la? Southern California than It Is In ArW zona. It would simply mean, he said, that nun nf the tvo communltfe jwould be forced to submerge Its IwUf atlty without gaining anything a?re turn. M'WfcjS It has been urged he decisrefiiltn Jfator of annexation, thatAjftaa J needed the San Diego seapOYtSiEQr 1 course jou need the seaportrfMjtJjtn, jnexation will not brine It aitycleier to vou." he added Maor.i Walha. I - - -. .v. . said the people of San DlegofgU; come xo rnoenvx in iar.se nuajfrs. for each Arizona Pair and in jetjJrn; would like to see more Arizona pep ule summer In San Diego, but he radded. "annexation will not bring this about. It must be mutual esteem and a feeling of friendship between the two communities and that is what the people of San Diego desire" ( Mayor Wadham's attention wa called to the fact that the Gazette "had published au interview with Ulm In which he was made to declare for annexation. Laughingly Mr Wadham ireplied that the first he knew of the interview vas when he saw it in print. v .. The'3 engagement ring Jack gatf me Is' & beauty, remarked EtlieX j"Ves," replied Maud, "I know it Is." . Diamonds' In Quebec. ' Diamonds have baen -found la Ujk tava.Qaehecr" iiTSV V ,: h -progress- wes Here's aj5j59i;e that doesn't rest on past kurels; an alert store; ? "bfiglt sunny and cheerful; a good place to buy because always ready with all the good styles and fabric's "nothing old, sedate or conservative about our clothes or our welcome. These facts are emphasized.by our represen- Ration of. the. great ;ilf ,riJ- ' JtlOiUSC Ot rti&iP-toheimer the progressive makers ' whose "teaciersliip is shown '"'r7?in the-uriqufestioried supe- "T idntf df'tlieir clothes. The man who wears VK& tfpciflf orice will ateal I J Mw flltoTheirf. New Fall mddels. jk new fabrics- unquestioned values $18 to $35 with many excellent selec tions tor morrow's selling III nrf J , pncea . . . s?r? i SS''7 fwk WIFE OF CHICAGO MAYOEvPENS KOYEL HK v MflH Hj '.,, Hfl y he H v BP? JH i liHPf ., S5jrV4l Mrt CarUr H. Harrison. Mrs. Carter H. Harrison, wits ot Chicago's mayor, whoso contributions to juvenile litwuture have endeared ber to tbourt&ds ot yeusa people, fea 1nt cnhllstiMl a. nsw soveL It tl ea- t T& T.ttv rtf tha Bnlrtfr11 ami- la a story ot the Casadtaa R3rth-J (west. Thla la MrsIlernaB-a eeoona aarreiv&ad la-d4loated to Iitr-hus--tbeEa-" - " " wj Puzzling Relationship. JIow ls'a persotf to "become the sis- teln Uw ot her grandmother and Jhe aunt of her own mother This puzzle' ha been successfully solved bra ywing lady. Mile. Antoinette Qraul liere, at X.unas, n the Dordogne. f She married M.S'telllng Laumont, of Fleu; rac, and, as he happpoed to be her grand-undo and tie brother ot her grandmother, she thereby became her grandmother's sister-in-law . At the. same time shewas. according to IawJ the aunt ot her own mother. The Chocolate Plant. Ths chpcplate plant, is a native ot America. When first introduced .Into Europe chocolate was used only as a luxury, but it speedily advanced in .popular esteem. It Is now cultivated n countries far from Its original home. The chocolate plant, as well as tea and coffee, has been cultivated from -lUmft tmmFTinrlnl Phnrnlat as a beverage rapidly made Its way In Europe, beginning In Spain, whither It w?8 &isi broughtHarper's Weekly. i W&'ff '! k . - nfer XSlbthes ,r them 'always! and to - s, ijtj -i .j fit ilnmow m. if zs 32rV-5 EDITOR WHITE TELLS OF US MARVELS Shows That Sunflower State Grov s Apples Too Big for Hallowe'en William Alien White, at an" old fashioned Halloween party in Empo ria, told a Kansas tlory 'Nalbre Is. superlatively helpful here in Kansas," said Mr White, as he watched aha! '-dozen pretty Kan sas girls who tried, their hands fas tened behind their backs, to snatch with their teeth the enormous Kan sas apples floating In a tub ot water "Nature is so superlatively helpful here that one could almost bellete.the story of old HI Robinson neighbor passing Hi's fertile farm ono autumn ilaj, found the old fellow smoking a torncou on a fence. . ,. Nothing to Do- " "Nothin- to do. Hi,?' b.e a&Ked. " So, notbin' much. the old man answered. 'I had a right smart grove of pine trees to cut down, but blamed if last week's cyclone 'didn't level 'em for me and split 'em up as well A ' 'Wonderful country, Kansas.' said the visitor -You bet'' Hi agreed. 'You know them stumps I was goin' to blast. Well, the lightnin' saved, me the trouble. "'Do tell' Say, that's a fine potato crop over there. Hi' And the visitor nodded toward a field of whlte-blos'-souiing ,Jines. Yes.'.aiu't.if' said the .old man. I'm jusjNwakln for an earthquake to CQpie ateng anu suahe, uie inters outen th&.groUnd, same as usual.' " - vZSoundea Like Gaelic i Abators' is fold of a certain mayor jet cjprkE?ho 'headed' a deputation to tlfe emperor of the French and com menced an oration, to his majesty in which he conceived' -to be the French ,tocgue "PaIbn me," said the em peror., after he had listened to the speech with much patience. "EngllrJ I know afrly 'well, but, I regret tc say, I have never had an opportunity of studying the Irish language!" Argonaut. Symptom'Seldom Seen. A dietary expert declares there Is no such thing as brain food Even if there is such a thing, few show symp toms of being overfed. Providence Journal. , Economy. One thrifty woman spent a day darning a pillow-slip that was a mass Of rlxs. beeaus hp PTrlnlntvI Mtf fwas such a pity to waste tho hem." YWfefSf'Jbr-? t'J "i.kf.A .. i xj a iJ r is IT ": "" - - rr. ,..- 4 " t; rmzwBWWm& 1 T? we i SIH JBvb Bfliiit - ni HttL i r a. iEm -BSK . " r 9i n 4HM. " r " --" '" - imwt-tf-te'vi BSRI ki kuoneukf ll" 7 ' K r . j, . a - ' , s - - s-, i .-- mmi i-iosv" - - Mife, ..xiBiayMar xa. . . a J! .. jlHMlk. j- ' C- - O-!' M I 111 II I I HI 11 J t f ITJt.t.. ''"' yVf SfffHHW 'i ' ' --MM M PTMfnPlH - W H H BHH i WWIB M iW BH IBHff H BWn WW SHE SBJPLX EXISTS f0N $300 'A MONTH K-KJtJ w?v ' ?i F3f ' ? r ir H flf jjHk SEE .!jVI IBR'JH v fl JK IIIBhc .JKKHI CUudU Carlstsdt WheeKr. "1 can't live on $300 a month. I simply exlist," said Mrs. Albert Galla tin Wheeler, Jr known on ths stags as Claudia Carlatedt, who Is playing one of the picturesque flgurantes la "The Whirl or Society." Then Mrs. Wheeler explained that she would not leave the stage, even though her banker husband has mads settlement ot ?5S, .(0 In two suits penralng in the New York courts. One suit in which Mrs. Wheeler says she has accepted a settlement ot 110,003 la an action for damage for alleged breaking Into her apartments and stripping the room ot the furniture. Tho other settlement of 128,000 rep resented the replevin suit to regain the furniture. Vehicles In Surma. The styles mostly used In Bnrma are two-wheeled dog cars and buggies with syce's seat or Step" behind. The tops to the buggies must have closed sides (hood shaped) and,' be capable ot being turned back. ATI vehicles havo rubber tires add are-fitted with foot bells Local made bpggfes sell on the average, for $165, while those Import ed from India sell as LIgh as $t09. Stray Dogs In London. About three thousand stray dogs are gf.fhered up eaclTmontu. by the London police. l j ' " - rSrwft'.,sl -" -. T- i-1- - r ' M '"' . "" I -V. - ' .. . -. . w itV . '...t. -T DOOTQRS ADVISE OPERATIONS Saved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Swarthmore, Penn, "For fifteen years I suffered untold agony, and for one period ox nearly two years I had hem orrhages and the doctors told mo I would have to un dergo an operation, but I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and am in jjood health now. I am all over the Chance of Life and cannot praise your Vegetable Compound too highly. Everywoman should take St at that time. I recommend it to both old and young for femalo troubles." Mrs. Emily Summersgha, Swarthmore, Pa Baltimore, Md. "My troubles began with the loss of a child, and I had hem orrhages for four months. Tho doctors said an operation was necessary, but I dreaded it and decided to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The medicine has made men well woman and I feel strong and do my own work." Mrs. J. R. Picking, 1260 Sargeant St., Baltimore, Md. Since we guarantee that all testimo nials which we publish are genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetablo Compound has tho vir tue to help these women it will help any other woman who is Buffering in a lifca manner? If yon rraut special advice write to Lydia . Pin.bam Medicine Co. (confi dential) Lynn, Hass. Your letter will lie opened, read and answered by a woman and held In strict confidence. SAFE CRACKER FACES LIFE TEfllN PRISON Oklahoma Officer Takes Cus tody of Prisoner and Starts for Home Pli&EXIX, iJ.ov 6 James Woods, the safe-cracker In Arizona and the convicted murderer in Oklahoma start ed on his last Journey in this lite last night. He, In custody of Officer Je dicka ot Oklahoma, started for the SIcAIester penitentiary over the Southern Pacific, Woods had asked that Jedlcka give him an hour's notice to pack what little be had in the local Jail He was given 'the. time' -asked and when brought otit of his cell was hand cuffed and leg ironed. He imme diately refused to -walk. The oftl cers consequently picked up the man and carried him to a 'Halting machine and took him to the station where be was again carried into the train Prisoner Tough One Word was received from Jedlcka at Maricopa and there the officer had a severe tussle with tho prisoner. It was only after others had helped the officer that Woods was subdued. Officers that have come Into contact with Woods during his captivity here say that the man is a bad one and that he will bear watching all dur ing the trip. Woods had a particular ly bad record In prison and Officer Jedlcka said before he started homo with his man that he would take no chances It will take thirty-six hours to reach Oklahoma City where both officer and prisoner will take a rest before proceeding on to JIcAlester. The local officers are glad to havo disposed of Woods, saying that he was one of the worst that they have ever dealt with and that his In carceration in a penitentiary for life was the best thing that could happen to him. Ammonia to Put Out Gasoline Blaze. A bottle of ammonia saved a neigh bor great less by fire. The gasoline stove sprung a leak and the .fluid ;atight fire, spreading rapidly. One of tho 'older cnildrcn coming Into the room could not reach the rick and get water to throw over the blaze as be thought ought to be done, but had enough presence of mind to pour over t the contents of an ammonia bottle that stood near. As It happened. It waa the very best thing he could have done, as It quickly extinguished the (irewhlch water could not do Now the family kecpa ammonia on hand 1n a two-quart coaled Jar, anticipating the time when it may be needed again for th9"iamo purpose. The Housekeeper. if Being Well- Com. The problem of being, well born has appealed to philosophers and states men In all times. The, Jews guarded theblrthrlpht In ways that ate large ly responsible for the virile strength of tho race. The Spartans secured strong warriors, but failed to develop other qualities. Plato definitely work ed oat plans to secure right condi tions of birth. Tho eugenic consci ence of the Itomans made them the n of the world. i s ,. Boy. Owes Life to Dog. ABumber f younbcri .wera play, tegton the banks ot the Solum acd Bury canal at Pendleton, near Man chester, England, the other afternoom whea one of them slipped Into the imil', which is nine or ten'ffet deep. A rstrlever dog pltyinfj near By at aBC-Juniped into the water and tewight tie boy to a place of safety. you Safety for your money, advice on business mat ters and financial assistance when necessary. Starr your account today. Citizens Bank and Trust Company Main Street. Blebee. ArUoaa Will E. McKec PesIdent C. A. McDonald, Cashier. O. W. Wolf, Assistant Cashier.- BROKER Connecting with Logan & Bryan Private Wire System at Denver CORRESPONDENTS: Paine Web ber & Cc- Bos Ion and Calumet. Lonan 4 Bryan, Chicago and Nv York. I.JSV21 SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN COPPER STOCKS List Your Property For Quick Sales With Hoan and Seed Real Estate and 2 Fire Insurance Phone 10. Ma". Street COPPER QUEEN HOTEL and High Class uaie EUROPEAN PLAN Special $1.00 Table d'Hofa Dinner From 5:30 to 8 p. m. i Rcelar 50c Luncheon Daily BEAUTIFUL HOMES. Are made ot good mater'als. good, lumber roonng, etc, Is required In their construction. If yon are contemplating building a home jou should etcrcise goo.l Judgment In selecting the materials to be used In its construction. If you buy of us jou v. Ill set the best and at prices no higher than in ferior materials pre sold at elso where. SSSSSP" Lumber Co. Pal ace Livery and Undertaking Co. Bowerr &. Hubbard, Proprietors AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE Phone . Phone SIsbee 23 - Lowell 7 PLUMBING PHONE 268 MAINLAND-WOOTTON Next Fair Hall TINNING JOHN A. CAMPBELL 2t4 DQUJtlis Bldg Los Angeles, Calif HOMES ACRES RANCHES For Sale ar Exchange CALIFORNIA - ARIZONA SEND ilE YOUIt INQUIRIES Is Safe From Loss Only When deposited in the hank! It "costs nothing to have your Checking Ac count with this ba nk which offers i; . OVERLOCK HENRY POPPEN, Manage The Southern Pacific Railroad Of Mexico, Maintains at NACO, Arizona . Sonora A Customs Brokerage Agency under the management of T. E. PASCHAL. Forvjrd your shlomen1 In hl He Pays All Expense nd collects from consignee ori de livery of shipment at destination Service prmpt and efficient Charges moaerate. The Line has just been opened to TEPIC Let us tell you something of ths LANDS and MINES of the Westl Coast of Mexico. ' H. LAWTON, U. F. 4 P. A. Guaymas, Sonora THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXiOO RAILROAD GO, PASSENGER SERVIBE 7 S5 a. rn Lv Clifton ar. -W.prn. S.15 - m. I.v Guthrje L,y 3:3$ p.tS. 9 (W a. m. Lv Duncan Ly 2-3G p. m 1" 2- a m Jv IxirdsMirg Lv 1:33 p.m. If 30 a. m. Ar HachltaLv 12j;10m. South bound train v connects with Southern Pacific vest bound? ,tfain Np.,'1, leaving Lordsburg-10:57 am, Jfountain Time. South bopnd train connects with El Paso & Southwestern cast bound tra.n for El Paso, leaving Hachita at 11 59 a. m.. Mountain Time, and with west bound train forj Douglas and Blabpp, leaving Hachlti at 1J:5$ a m.,' Mountain Time. : ; . It. IC MIXSON, Clifton .Arl. General Passenger Agenj O. K. LIVERY and UNDERTAKING Co. ROBERT HErtNESSY. Prop. Pnono in, op. Depot Ambulant THESHATTUCK AGENTS AN'IIEUSER BUSCH BEEIt SQUIRREL WHISKY PHONE 242 N r item 'mwKpMtllB ' "' ll"h iilrliiwidwiMiMl'.iii'M&4rf-SgaiM-Mil ggHllWJN MM.iJi.'Mii..-ilf