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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B--Folowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
900 A M.-Danville and way stations.
"6:05 A. M.-Harrisonburg and way stations
$500 A. M-Sleepers and coaches to Atlanta
and New Orleans Sleeper to Columbus. Ca.
Dining Car.
"11:O0 a M--Sleepers and coaches 10 Co
lumbia Savannah. and Jacksonville Dinlns
car.
t4:M p. M.-Harrisonburg and way stations
"4:55 p M.-ChaTlOJtesvilIe Warrenton. and
way stations; Strasburg week days.
'6:l5 =. M.-Sleepers and coaches TO Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper to San Fran
cisco tri-weekly.
$50 P; M;--SIeepers and coaches to Char
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Want Al Will Probably Rent Those Rooms Within Twenty -Four Hours From Now

If you have, during this
summer, formed but one
new habit-the habit of
reading and answering
ads-the summer will
have been well spent. If,
during the autumn, you
form the habit Of adver-
tising, as well, it will
mean that your ship is
coming in!
If there is something
you want-something a
little out of the ordinary
inquire of the public,
through a want ad.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(Schedule In erect July 80 l907.)
100 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
week days-Stops at principal points in Vir-
ginia- Nestibule train. standard coaches.
parlor car to Hinton, handled in No. Is
from Gordonsville. which has a la carte
dining car and connects at Covington for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman sleepers
Clifton Forge to Louisville. Cincinnati
Indianapolis ST. Louis. and Chicago.
$40 p M.-New c. s. o. Limited. Daily
Fast new vestibuls train: stops only at
GordonsvIue. Charlottesville. StauntoD,
Clifton Forge. and CovingtOn. Va: White
Sulphur Ronceverte. and Hinton. w. Va
Pullman sleepe-s to Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati. Indianapolis ST. Louis and
Chicago. Dining Cars. Ia carte service.
One night out
40 p. A--F. F. V. LIMITED. Daily
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office IA2I Penna. Ave.

For Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia. Sa-
yannah, Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta. Bir-
mingham. Memphis. and New Orleans.
sos a. N. daily.-SeabOard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through sleepers Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlanta and Rlr-
mingham. Dining cars.
$500 p. m. daily.-Sea board Express. Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers TO
Savannah. jacksonville and Tampa. Through
sleepers 20 Atlanta and Birmingham Dining
cars
r. H sTANSELL. District Passenger Agent.
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Willie Shields to Sell.

Willie Shields announced yesterday
that he intended to sell some OF his
horses At auction on Saturday, and this
news was said at first TO have close
connection with the inquiry made by
the stewards the day before into Hen
nessey's handling Of Reidmoore and Ser
vile last Saturday. So far as Shields
and the stewards are concerned, how
ever. that incident is closed. the eNpla-
nation given by Shields having been
accepted as entirely satisfactory by the
officials. ana the sale announced is only
OF the weeding-Out variety.
The horses to he put up are Diamond.
Scrvilc. Onatas. JOnn Lee. SuZerain. and
Bilnl Both Diamond and Onatas at
one time bordered on the star division
in the overnight class. and Onatas was
the first horse owned and raced by +.
4. Thomas, the young millionaire pay
ing $1,000 for the TOpgallant gelding-
Among the horses that will continue 70
carry the colOrs Of w. Shields are HOl-
sChor. QuadTille, ReidmOOre. and Lady
Powell.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court.-No.
l4,5Ol. Administration.-This IS 70 give notice
that the subscriber OF tho District OF Co
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia letters testa-
mentary on the estate OF Alfred G. Os-
born. late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof le-
Eally authenticated, TO the subscriber. on or
before the 3IST DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1908.
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benent Jt said estate Given under my
hand this 3lst day OF July. 1907 ANNIE
G. OSBORN, BrghtWoOd d. c. Attest.
for the District OF columbia: Clerk OF the
Probate Court. J. +. RAY Jr.. Attorney.
aul. lis
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INDEPENDENTS CLING
TO INITIAL PLACE

The Independent team strengthened its
lead in the Independence League yester-
day by defeating lexington by Y to T..
Gray, Of the Sunday School League,
handed them over for the headIiaers.
allowing but six hits. lexington put up
ragged exhibition of fielding. making
seven miscues.
Score by innings:
R II. E
lexington. ........... 0 0 o ? o. s :
Independents....... x-12 2
Batteries-EckinEton. Callahan. and Pal
liam: Independents. Cray and Marmion.
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For Sale-LOtS.

FOUR LOTS. IS each. or VIII exchange Ad-
dress BOX 2I2 Times once. aul4-st
TWO beautiful lots. fronting Military road.
i've minutes walk from Aqueduct bridge: as
bargain. half price: , cents foot. easy pay
mcnrS. Address BON 205. Times Office
aul3-3t
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court.-No.
3.732, Adminstration.-This is TO give notice
that the subscribers, who were by the Su-
preme Court OF the District OF Columbia
granted letters testamentary on the estate
OF Anna Lowell Woodbury. deceased, have,
with the approval OF the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia. holding a Probate
Court. appointed MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY
OF AUGUST. 1907, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
as the time and said Court room as the
place, for making payment and distribution
from said estate. under the Courts direction
and control. when and whore all creditors
and persons entitled 10 distributive shares or
lesacies oI a residue, are notified TO attend.
thOrized. with their claims against the es-
tate properly vouched. Given under our hands
this 18th day OF July. 1907. LLEWELI.YN
JORDAN. MOLYNEAU& J.. TURNER. and
WILLIAM L. PUTNAM. By HENRY r.
Classic. Attorney. Attest. (SeRD JAMES
TANNER. Register OF Walls for the Dis
trict OF Columbia: Clerk OF the Probate
Court. aul BIS,
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT -oI-acre farm on Rockville troll
ley; sr- house. beautiful shade; cars stop at
door; 400 per year. rare chance THE
SOCLE 90. INC. $50 Louisiana ave. aul4-tf
FOR RENT-SiN- house. in excellent
condition at Hyattsville. good store room at
tachedi low rent. r. y. RYON & CO.. Com
mercial National Bank building auf4-St
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

FOR neutrality-suspicious.; rooms and bath
Eastman. 10Th and +. Capitol sts....... yl7 O0
Suffolk. 7th and II sts. sw............... Is. 7j
Sussex. 18th and B sw. theated) ......... 26 90
PHILLIPS CO.. go John Marshall place
II
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Railroads.
RALIIMORE & CHIC r. Il.

BAL IMUhE q ChlU n n.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour Vn the Ocd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D 81, NEW YORK
100 arn.-Dfner. Pullman PRflor.
ts.U9 --m--Ru1et. Parlor, Hr. Train
sss .oO Am.-Diner and Pullman Pa-lor Car
til 90 s.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
800 p.m.-Diner and Pullman Parloe Car
800 pm.-''RoyaI limited All Pullrns.
taco p.m.-Coaches TO Philadelphia
500 p.m.-Diner and Pullman ParloR
$500 p.m--Coaches 70 PbiladelDhIA
I'll 30 p.m.-SleeperA
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:oo 800. tu,oo a m.
XNNAPoIis. week days 500 a. m. 1,.os
Ro0n. ASS. 500 pm. Sun. $50 am. $50 . m
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
"ssN To fey1 pAITfsIoRS 1T mo e D'm-'
S7:S1 $500. $780, '7OO TO $500. $50. 800
f:SS. .si:1s, f2:CO. 800 ts:2O. ..sso t:OS tt:OS
t4:t5 500. t5:Os. $3.50. $500 $780, tP.OO 500
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '9:i0 a. m. si.22 go .. m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
WILLIE, 80 10 q m '4-oS p m, "I254o nirht
PETSRURG- 's;lo a. m. 'l:22 's:l0 D m,
81: 80 night.
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m
COLUMBUS, IS 80 p. N.
WHEELING. '9:10 a. m. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 q N. tl:05. t5:Oo pm
FREDERICK. ts:2o. 1910. '"s:15 am. eel 10
HAGERSTowN. ts:1o a ~. -t5:oo D. m.
sDaiIy. Except SUNDAY. "oSunday onIv
TELEPHONES at ali OF the following TicFs,
ofees: ll7 G St. Main 1891; els PennsyIanIa
and St. Ticket office. East sST: Information
bureau. East 72A 1o3-tf
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II you want 20 buy q Maryland farm or sub
urban hons, see send FOR latest bulletin
MARION DUC"TT EOE,
G55 ~. " tva-tf
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT JAIL-Pro-
posals will be received at the Office OF the
General Agent. Department Of Justice un-
til y O'CLOCK M. AUGUST 10th. 1907. and
then opened for furnishing at the United
states Jail during the fiscal year ending
June 3Oth. 1908. $50 tons OF Big Vein George
Creek Consolidation Bituminous Coal OF
other coal OF equal value, 10 tons OF An
thracite Stove Coal; and 80 cords OF four
foot Dry Pine Wood. The right TO reject
any and all bids reserved. J.. n. HARRIS,
Warden. United States Jail. aui3 l5I7
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4 BEAUTIFUL fve-roon house Just in
lshed; nicely papered. WELL lot 50xl25. only
one car fare; S2Og0s very easy payments;
three minutes walk from station Apply
on premises. J. EMSTER. s7th and Newton
sts-. Mt Rainier. Nd auls-st
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WIN
CASE OF PATIENCE
Ran Nineteen Times With
out Brackets Until
Tuesday.

Cederstrome. r. W. Nelson's Ben
Strome campaIgner. distinguished HIM
self AZ Empire city yesterday by carry
ing of the stake event Of the program
for the second afternoon in succession.
On Tuesday he beat Carthage by
head. with 6 to ! laid against him,
and yesterday, though packing penalty
OF five pounds, he beat Topsy Robinson
and Lille Turner in the Chappaqua
Handicap. with as good as 1 to l on
offered at post time.
CederEtrome had started nineteen
times this season before Tuesday, with
out earning brackets, and Nelson is
only one Of the many owners who arc
thanking their lucky stars that tho
Empire City meeting has come along
with its liberal purses 10 help them pay
their stable expenses.
Empire Crowds Still Large
The attendance at the track yester-
day was. if anything, bigger than on
either Monday or Tuesday, and every
thing went smoothly.
The power on the Jerome avenue troll
ley line was a trihe weak when put to
the test Of handling the, crowd In the
first homeward rush from the gates,
but II was enough to keep the cars
moving and there was no great delay
in getting to the special trains waiting
at WOOdlawn. It was explained there
had not yet been time TO install the
extra feed cable promised by the Union
Railway Company, though this will be
IN full working order before the end Of
the week. There was no hitch at all
along the trolley line TO and from the
Mount Vernon station, and as the spe-
cial trains from the Grand Central arc
running to this point as well as TO
WoOdlawn. many found this the easiest
way 10 travel
Z. R. Thomas c Booster
z. +. Thomas and Dave Gideon were
visitors at the track yesterday and ex
pressed cordial praise of the arrange
ments and the sport. Mr.. Thomas was
especially impressed with the work Of
Hoffman IN the starters box, and while
It is true Hoffman has had only small
fields 10 handle so far. his work has
been uniformly excellent.
Tt certainly looks as II there were
plenty OF people 10 patronize an August
meeting near New York" said Mr..
Thomas as he glanced over the grand
stand and the held inclosure, 'and there
IS no fault to be found with the racing.
have not yet thought about sending
any Of my horses here, but II IS pOssi-
bic 1 may later II II seems there are
races they can VIM
Willie Shields to Sell.
Willie Shields announced yesterday
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Our Specially is to Pay OF
Loans of High-Rate Money
Lenders.

We have interested msn OF large means who
are satisfied with small per cent On their
r7onev They will advance any an.Oune from
t1c 10 x3C0 on household furniture, pianos.
horses. wagons salaried employees etc, in
ire DiEtrict You will like our rates and
terms We charge for Interest only
s1o one mo. 500 $50 one mo. S1.6S
600 one mo. 81 .G5 S75 one mo. S2.45
$50 one mo S1-45 c1OO one mo- 500
$40 one mo- S1-55 $500 one mo. Sf.OO
We also make small charge for apprais-
,-- rroperty. etc. Loans made out In easy
payments any time from month % year.
I've make a specially OF leans from SO TO
sQOO and can give you the amount the Cay
Sou ask for IT. CaT. write. or telephone.
Potomac Guarantee Loan Co.,
sas T st. n. W, Atlantic Bldg.
rooms Nos. 81, 23, "A, Second Floor.
TeIephons EIain 63s-
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For Sale-HOuSeS.

VA SGAAN AAOAONSs
MUST BE SOLD. regardless OF price. six
rooms; tiled hath; colonial porches. come and
get bargain CAN 6zJ Harvard St NV. 4
10 Z. auI5-4t
FOR RENT OR SALE - WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS-All or part Of 2l1S Wyoming ave 4.
detached house two buildings. ideal loca-
ton. trees. garden, porch; lot $50 square
feet, furnished II desired. a bargain. Call
after o'clock auiI.14.I5
$3.50
NEAR TWELFTH AND FLORIDA AVE
y. T.. Seven rooms and bath frame
dwelling. Tith stable: lot 25Xls5 feet: la
trobe heat. side light; room for i've
horses.
JOSEPH 7. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ ST. y. W.
auI0-tf
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Saratoga
Heights, D. C.
3Oth ST., one block north of
Rhode Island Ave. N. z.
CHOICE LOTS $3.50 AND UP

High elevation; beautiful view.
Also New houses Eor sale.
Take Riverdale. Berwyn. Laurel.
or District Line Cars. Get OF goth
street; go north one block
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For Rent-HOuSeS.

954 FLORIDA AVE. four rooms and cellar
so. 9s2 Florida ave. four rooms SI2: 2243
10Th St, sOur rooms cellar. corner house.
$l1.3O. The keys Tor these houses at 9lG "
St. coal ward. aul5-3t
FOR RENT-By owner, lll7 l st. NV 600
B 81. sw.. three-stOry house; bay windows
eleven rooms; bath on second and third
floors newly papered and painted: rent s35 /.
open Sundays Apply on premises. aulO. .l3. u
FOR RENT-House. sSl I st. NV. eight
rooms and bath. Inquire Of GUS NOIGT
sos 7th st NV aul3-5t
1903 VI ST. NW.-For rent. house. six rooms
and bath. 5000. Inquire at 1892 18th st nv
aul3-3t
5l0 D NE.-Eight rooms bath. $3.50. Key
at SIP u. aul3-7t
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and of1ces
In all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send call Office
THOS- J. FISHER6E g. CO. Qnc),
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
1l4 St n. ".
Jsz7-tf
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Railroads.

MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
GOing-s.2s and 100 An: 80 $50, 7:S.
and 945 PM
Returning-s:sO An: 1915. eco. 500. 500.
and 1900 Pm.
SATURDAYS.
Going-s:E and u.0s An; 400. 400. $50,
7;s5 and 9;&5 PM
Returnlns-s.sO An: I2:S. 400. ESQ. $50.
$50 and 1880 Pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going-s:25 and u:oO AN: 2:OO. 400. 200
7.i. and 9:4 PM.
Returning-7.O0 An. d Is. 2:i0. $50. $50.
500. and l0.3o Pm.
Going. all trains leave District Line Station
PAUL Y. WATERS. General Manager.
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For Rent-FlatS.

For Rent-FlatS.
1881 BAD Nw.-Flat for rent. four rooms
and bath. SO. aul5-3t
ATTRACTIVE nve-ro0u- nat second floor:
special terms. ll03 d ne., $3.50; open.
aul5-Jt
lls D NE.-F0ur rooms and bath. SIS. Call
from I 20 s. aui5-4t
FOR RENT-Flat opposite the Northeast
Market and temple. splendid opening FOR a
dentist or photographer; good stand. rent
cheap. Inquire at once. Address BOX 2l1.
Times Office. auI4-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02

past two years has not been satisfac- tory, Before the disclosures of brazen perjury. on the part of witnesses for the defense. in the trial of murder cases. the people and the public press of the county were wont to place the blame where it properly belonged noou the shoulders of the prosecuting attorney. ts RAH
 With the depositions Of Buster. Campbell. Jones. ct aL. relative to the perjured testimony introduced in the trial of the Campbell murder case. a different aspect has been placed upon what at first appeared to be fragrant neglect and incompetence in this Of flee.
 While in she act of transferring his official toga from his own shoulders to that of his successor. the Review is candid in making the statement that 1t has been proven that the failure to secure convictions in the trial of cold blooded murder cases in this county. >hss in part at least been explained away by the condition revealed through the arrest and conviction of one c. E. Buster upon a charge of perjury
 Even admitting that the prosecut- ing officer in this county had used due diligence and energy in the prosecu- ton of the Sauyage. Lamb and Camp bell cases, all of his efforts would have been unavailing. in the face of brazen witnesses who had no regard for their oath. but were placed upon the stand to recite a perjured story, which if believed by the jury. consti- tuted good grounds for an acquital.
 The conviction of Buster of perjury and the indictment of s. K Williams. for subornation of perjury. has gone long ways to raise Thos. F1annigan. Esq. in the estimation of the people of Cochise county as an able prosecu- tor. To say the least. he was not given an even chance during his two years turbulent administration.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
Humor Gne Philosophy
 By DUNCAN N. sAfTH
DOWN TO BUSINESS.

IL matters not how we crate
 About cause that we are booming And on it's merits loudly prate.
 Gre9s bales of heated air consuming. And. be it politics or art
 Or something else for which we hokisr, The cause that's closest to our heasS Is one that brings us in dollar. Aloft h realms on high we soar.
 About the future specuiating. And theories deep we ponder OCT.
 Their merits carefully debating, But when we open up our vest
 And tell the sesrcher to so through us Hell find the fad that suits us best Is one that brings the money to us. We talk about the s;Tnpie life
 And everything in that connection- Tn fact we argue with our wife
 That 1t Is good for the complexion. In every way we figure out
 That it Is better than the other, And then we turn and think about How we can do a man and brother. We plan to push reform along.
 To hand q knockout blow to error, To take a crack at every wrong And be the eviIdoer's terror. And then we see a dollar note
 And drop our hobby to pursue 1t, Toss off our necktie and our coat Lest some one else should beat us
 to 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
BELIEVED TO sE MURDERED.

MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 1.-Leroy J Kelly, aged 23, of Crookston, is be lieved by his friends to have been murdered in Milwaukee for his money. Young Kelly was the adopted son of Michael Kelly, a rich lumberman of Crookston. A pathetic side of the story is that the young man did not know he was an adopted son. He left his home November 13 on a two weeks vacation. taking with him $500. He went to Milwaukee and since Novenn- Der z3 nothing has been seen or heard of him.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
GROWTH oF uNwRIrTeN LAW.

The frequency with which murder CTS are invoking the authority of the ''unwritten law" as justification for their crimes is beginning to pail a little on ordinary people. who try to keep their raging passions within reasonable bounds, says the Washing ton Post The question arises wheth- CT, if the body of unwritten law is ito be expanded with such rapidity, the unwritten law will have much further excuse for existing. Every time the unwritten law is observed the written law is violated. They can not live together
 What are the limitations of unwrit- ten law? If a man can kill another for insult, is he to be hanged if he happens to make a little mistake in the person who insulted him, or If it transpires that he was not insulted? The theory of the unwritten law is that the wrong suffered is so grievous, and the resulting anger so quick and intense that there is no adequate remedy in the written law, and nei time available in which he might seek the little remedy there might be. The aggrieved party must of necessity be the judge of the extent of the injury inflicted and the executioned who carries into effect the unwritten law. The press of these responsibilities. as victim. judge and executioner is such and the period of action so short that great allowance must be made for CT TOT. II would be palpably unjust te punish with death or long imprison. ment the poor devil who tries to do his best in the triple role. It must be remembered, too. that the person who executes the unwritten law is always possessed of razor-edge temper. which interfcres with a calm. judicial decision in his case. In short the unwritten law is lynch law ap- piled by single person. Mobs maAe mistakes, even under the most favora- bic circumstances. What can be ex- pected of single individuals?
 The code of unwritten law is !ike;y to become bulky if present tendencies are not checked If man may kill another for one kind of insult, he car.- not reasonably be denied the pri yi- lege of murdering for any other insult. The scope of unwritten law is there fore very large and the horizon of its operations is far off. Yet there must
 be a Boundary somewhere, if the hu-
 man race is to survive the sudden i judgments of the man with the gun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
GREENE CONSOLIDATED.

Boston-It is stated that those of the shareholders of the Greene Con solidated Copper Company who do not sec proper to change their shares into those Of the GTeene-Cananea concern will have the chance to turn them into cash at a handsome advance
 It is steted that these shares will De taken over by the big pool that was formed in New York some time ago for the purpose of handling the situation
 It is estimated that $3S.g0 will bt the price at which the shares win be taken over.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-02
THIRD TERM LEAGUE IS AFTER "TEpDY."

The Review is in receipt Of printed matter galore regarding the aims and desires of the Roosevelt Third Term National League" The boom has been started from the snow clad hills of Colorado and with a liberal donation Of printers ink is expected to sweep forward toward the Atlantic coast, picking up the rough rider President at Washington in its wake. and again landing him in the White House for another term of strenuousness.
 The Roosevelt Third Term League has opened headquarters at Chicago. It begins life with a ready-made plat form and postage stamps enough to cir caIate among the newspapers Wheth' CT it has anything else. or whether ii will ever have membership enough to make Foraker shudder. are things that we shall know more about after while.
 The most powerful reason men toned in tine platform why President Roosevelt should have a third term is that, as St. George was the only knight who could down the Dragon, President Roosevelt is the only Rough Rider vhc can catch the octopus alive and choke him to death.
 4 minor reason is that third tern for President Roosevelt would in real ity be only a second. since he has been elected only once. To the Pres ident.s solemn declaration that he vii never be candidate again. the cur rejoinder Is made that he has nc right to refuse to serve if the Roose welt Third Term National League in sists that he must.
 Possibly the politicians may no take the Third Term League any nor ..ariousls than the league takes th' Presidents prctestations that it's can aldase he cannot be. And yet thu Presidents rejection of the preced 4nts observed by his predecessor and most of the vital principles of th' constitution forbid the thought tha he will be violently angry with th' boomers who have begun sending ou third 4erns literature in his behalf
 By all the rules Of American poll ties. Nr. Roosevelt cannot be renonni hated. much less elected Forake and other angry Republicaa leader are trying to take care of that. Bu s;- Roosevelt has not been vociferou lates, 2 aiTning another nominatier ana it is arsea interesting possl bn;ties of the nezs twelve or eighteel mcntbs that he may change his mind
 Al any rate. the opeains of hes ft,eaes headquarters gives him al opeortznity to say on the subject over lis own signature. soraethin' more personally direct than what Mi Secretary Loeb was saying for hir last summer