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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
ROMANCE AND CRIME N
CONJUNCTION AGAIN
SAN FRANCISCO MURDER HAS
ITS ORIGIN IN HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS,

HONOLULU, April 22,-Mrs
Alice Brandt, whose death in Sar
Francisco following beating she re-
eeived at the hands of a man unknown
10 the authorities, has taken the as,
pect OF q mysterious murder is be.
lieved here 70 have been Annie Claud'
inc, well known in police circles
Henry Fisher, a lamplighter, who
knew the woman in Hilo and who
was held by the San Francisco ofic-
ers in the hope that he could throw
some light on the tragedy also is
known here,
Mrs, Brandt died at the Emergency
hospital in San Francisco Monday
night. During the afternoon a
stranger had called at her apartments
and after administering a terrible
beating disappeared, When the po'
lice visited the place few minutes
later the woman was unconscious. In
addition to severe injuries inflicted by
her assailant, she was badly burned
about the mouth and neck with car
bolic acid, An empty vial lay on the
floor.
Mrs, Brandt's husband is a sailor
on the Falls OF Clyde which is due in
San Francisco in few days. Fisher
called at the house upon hearing Of
the tragedy but protested that he
knew nothing of the affair
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
THIS is MY ssrd BIRTHDAY"

Thomas NJ. Campbell, Governor OF
Texas, was born in Cherokee County,
Texas, April q, 1856. As a lad he
worked on farm and later attended
the common schools until the year
1873, when he entered Trinity Uni
versity. Owing to lack Of funds he
quit the university at the end of his
first term and returned to work. He
studied law at nights, was admitted
to the bar in 1873 and opened a law
Office in the town Of Longview. Here
he practiced with success until 1889,
when he was appointed master in
chancery in the International and
Great Northern receiyership, and in
1891 he was appointed receiver of that
road. The receivership was closed in
1892 and during the ensuing five years
Mr.. Compbell held the position Of
general manager of the road. After
he resigned he resumed the practice
of law in Palestine In 1901 he an
nounced himself as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor Of Texas, but withdrew early in
the race. In 1906 he was elected to
the governorship and last year he
was reelected
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
CAROLINA MYSTIC sHRINERs

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 22.-
The red fez worn by the Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine is conspicuous
about the hotels and other public
places today, and the regalia of the
order is attracting attention in all
parts Of the city. The occasion is a
fraternal visit paid by the Oasis tenn
pie of North Carolina to the Omar
temple Of South Carolina. The enter.
tainment programme provides for a
ceremonial session, a reception and
concert and a trip to the Isle of
Palms Flags and bunting are Law
ishly displayed, and the thousand or
more visitors from two States have
received the heartiest kind Of a wei.
come.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
Lived 152 Years

VIM. Parr-England's oldest man
married the third time at 120, worked
in the fields till 1872 and lived 20
years longer People should be youth
full at 80. James Wright, of Spurlock,
Pa, KY, shows how to remain
young. 81 feel just like 16-year-old
boy" he writes, latter taking six bot
ties of Electric Bitters. For 80 years
Kidney trouble made life a burden,
but the first bottle Of this wonder
full medicine convinced me l had
found the greatest cure on earth"
They're Godsend to weak, sickly run
down or old people. Try them. Soc
at Charles Rogers & Sons drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
ASIATIcS A PROBLEM
N HAWAII
ARE NEEDED NOW, BUT CON:
STITUTE MENACE FOR THE
FUTURE,

LOS ANGELES, April o2,--"Asia'
ties now are great aids to the devel'
opment OF Hawaiian resources but
ten years from now they will have be
come a menace
So says ], Kuhio Kalananiaole
better known as Prince Cupid, Ha-
waiian delegate to Congress, now in
this city,
"Hawaiians and Americans will not
work in the fields as laborerS," he said
" and so Asiatics are the only means
the Hawaiian capitalists have OF de-
veloping the island,
III the American tariff were higher
| it would result in the Americanizing
OF Hawaii, but as il is, all encourage.
ment possible to many nationalitics
has been given without its resulting
in other than an influx OF Asiatie
labor.
"In ten years Hawaii will have to
face the problem OF dealing with the
children Of the Asia,ics These child
rem now are in the majority in the
schools and when they become OF age
they win be citizens,
What will we do with them theu'
81 have nothing against the Asiatics
but that is the problem, At present
they are not menace, except that
their presence in the islands does not
tend toward the Americanization OF
the territory, So long as they will
keep their places as servants and la
borers, we can use all we can get
upon the plantations"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
NEWS AND NOTES OF SPORT,

Mickey Cannon, the Pittsburg boxer
is laid up with a broken hand.
Terry McGovern has joined the
sod peddlers" and opened a real
estate office in Brooklyn.
Ed Abbaticahio, the Pittsburg short.
stop, has been granted another license
for his hotel at Latrobe, Pa,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

We often wonder how any person
can be persuaded into taking any
thing but Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and lung trouble. Do
not be fooled into accepting "own
make" or other substitutes. The gen
uine contains no harmful drugs and
is in a yellow package. Owl Drug
Store, 7. F. Laurin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
At the JEWEL THEATRE
The Royal Hawaiian Orchestra
and Glee Club
The Following Films Will be Shown Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
BIOGRAPFfS LATEST
"A Plot FOiIed" "A Bachelors persistence'
n.., Comedy

That 'persiatenoy eonquers" Ia very
aptly demonstrated In this series Of
views A confirmed bachelor pos.
sessed OF all the attributes aud char
ae,eristies Of a charter member Of his
class, falls u victim TO the unerring
darts OF Dan Cupid and with the
same persistence with which he prev.
iously sought to eyade the meshea OF
matrimonial entanglemenls he now
strives to enter the realm Of Gonna
bial bliss
He serenades the object OF his Al.
fiction. offers gifts OF every deserip-
tion and seeks by every possible
means to ingratiate himself with the
young lady. All efforts are unavail-
ing; he Is ordered from the premises.
expulsed and subjected TO all manner
Of humiliation. bu. instead Of his ar
dor being dampened he 10 spurred on
all the more to accomplish his puT-
pose.
Finally fate smiles kindly him and
he is given the opportunity to prove
himself the hero In a thrilling rescue
scene, For this he Is, received with
open arms and both I've happy ever
after
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

In what was supposed to be ex-
hausted territory in the old oil town
Of Bradford, Pa, l04 wells, chiefly in
backyards, have recently been bored,
and are producing a total of $50
barrels a day. Petroleum is more Of
a slayer than has been supposed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

A Brooklyn doctor denounces the
habit of using salt on potatoes. The
boy who defined salt as the stuff
that spoils potatoes if you don't put
any on seems to have started right,
but lost his way.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
THE WEATHER

Oregon-Fair. light frost in early
morning in west portion, and heavy
frost ii eastern portion.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

New York's legislature is not dis
posed to be in hurry to pass state
primary law II it is waiting to find
one that works with perfect smooth
ness the delay is likely to be pro-
longed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

Subscribe 10 The Morning Astcrian.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23
Dramatic

a little shepherd lad engaged at his
work IN the pasture overhears plot
to rob his master He is detected by
the eonspirators, but feigning sleep
Is not molested, After the men have
left to carry out their diabolieal plot
he hurries back TO the house and
through the window he sees the men
at work. He quickly secures shot
gun from the storeroom and firing
through the window he hits one OF
the men in the foot and causes them
TO seek safety in flight.
He libera,es his employer and
sound the alarm. whereupon the po.
lice arrive and pursue the fleeing eul'
prits, who are soon apprehended.
The lad wins the well.meriled
praise OF his master and the latter
also appreciates that in the boy he
has very desirable employee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

1t is apparent from the course OF
revision that when the millennium
comes there will be no tariffs or tax
alton of any kind, for what would
millennium amount to unless it
/ pleased everybody?
The artist who has been divorced
from his second affinity finds little
support in proposing to seek another
/ Of his souls mates. Wobblers on the
stability Of marriage never have been
lucky in their samples.
The Pennsylvania House has been
holding an all-night session in a
wrangle over bill to revise the
school laws of the state. When some
thing come up there is no telling
what will happen at Harrisburg.
A new law in New York makes
hazing at colleges or schools a mis-
demeanor punishable by a fine Of
from $40 to 500, or imprisonment
from 80 days to year. In case Of
tatooing or other Disagreement the
penalty may be Is years in the Peni'
tentiary. Hazing in that state is like
ly to be deprived of its sparkle as an
amusement.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-23

Greatest advance in lighting method Of incandsn
lam pa
EXAMPLE
32CP Ordinary electric lamp .. ITO watts per hou
SC p Tungsten" electric lamp w 40 watts per hour
By using Tungsten" lamps get S per increase in light for
the cost or in other words the quantity illumination
for IS cent Of the cost Of gh with ordinary electric lamps
The Astoria Electric Co
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-20

Hepllblif beIieeeIn, oenn bon Den Ger.
banolnngen, Die beute naGrnittoa in
Der 0eputiertenfammer itottfinoen
pangt al, oh Die linrlrbieen InaeiteIl.
ten Der Bolt unb oes SeIearapben.
ipitems unb nit ibnen tpabriheinIid
ale (Sllbalternbeamten Der RepubIit
i'm 8erfebrslpeien our g&6npfuna
Ger Hegieruna an BEN Musftanb ge-
ben iperben.
Gte Siibrer bieier 9eo,nten erlG.
rem, Dob nur Der sSaa oes @abinetts
0lemenceait nobel notiirlih arih Der
llnteriefret1r Simpan bes Roit. unb
Observation-Disclosures peri6tpinoen mir.
De, Die @rflGrung bes Streifs per-
btnoern fam. Die unioniiierte 9e.
aTtenibaft miro beute obeno cine
Notwithstanding CUR gntidei.
Dung Der sSroae abboIten.
gllA Die Sosialiiten uno Die An
Danger 6es Serrn Combs iin6 eiiria
NIT Dem Stur5 beS seeempGrtigen
aobinetts beifdftigt; 6eseleiflen rid.
ten Iih Die llmtriebe Der 8eaner Der
etnfommenfteuer, on 6eren spite
Poincarb unb 9elcalie iteben, eegen
Glemenceou un6 iein Qfiniiteriun,
aber trot bteier Seererifo't ertpartet
man, boB Die -Rommer Dem Tintite-
rum elm Sertrauenspotum aeben
miro.
2Dor, II. 0tai. = Die bieiiaen
Noitbeamten baben einen letter aui.
ruf an ole 3epitierten erlofien, In
fpelhem iie INN ltnterftiisune aegen
Die rlportbriidtige Resisriing" bitten.
8a til q, @oritfa, If. Moi. = ssn.
foIse zines glusitanbes zines SeiIes
ter 8abnbeomten lit bas gan5e Giien.
babnlpitem Der Sniel eeIdbmt nor.
BEN.
NarfeilIes, II. Mai. - Ole
Diilitdr- nnb 3ipilbeborben bdben nit
$ilfe Der SanoeIsfam1mer orabfloie
Telegrapbie unb acknowledgements
eingefiibrt, nm i'm Sale Der grfIG.
ring bes Streifs TeIearamme unb
priefe bef6roern gu fonnen.
9 t. 81 q rtin be Re Sranfr. 10.
Nai.
gonrtois, elmer Der Diener bes rel.
den gonfiers glugllit Reup, Der i'm
Sebruar bon oiefem Nener rino lei.
mem SoustpGrter Nenarb ermorbet
fpurbe, lit i'm bieiieen @efdngnis an
Der Shtpinbiuht seitorbeu.
Stalien.
Surin, StaIien.
Cine bieiiee Sabrif bat auf 8eitel'
lung mebrerer Amerifaner etn guto'
nobil sebout, rpel6es Dem 8opit 9e'
ifenft meroen miro. gs lit cine
fd0ne Maidine bon 20 Bis 80 Bferoe.
trGften unb. fir ben gebrnrh tn oen
potitanii6en @drten beitimmt. 9iG
Maid]ine lit NIT neihem Sober gepoI.
itert, trdet aiif Ger linfen Seite cine
aolbene NeSaiIle bes $eiI. Spieph
oes .Sdutheiliaen oes Bapites, nm
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-20
9rankretd) uor
Der Gnt(heionne.
Eepolution&rer Nnsbrndj BON SnbaI.
n terubeamten pabriGeinlidL
GroBes enftman0uer in
pentfdIlano eeplant.
Rebmeb Ser 5iinfte nmgiirtct iid
nit bem Sdipert oes ErDpbeten.
Deuti DIES 81 e b.
sgerIin, 10 Mtai.

Sn BEN groBen 8aiiermonopern,
pelde oieies Sobr an Der 8ren5e BON
Gopern liab @iirttenlberg aboe6alten
perben, miro man gum eritenmal 6ie
reueite 4riegsnoffe, Die miIitGrii6en
s2uftidiife, sur 8erpenoung brinqen.
n Tte Wanober tperoen inter 9e.
btr9ungen obgebalten peroen, oie Dem
ariege 10 nabe fommen, ols man i'm
Grieoen MIR fomrnen fam. @GbrenO
SroBbritannien nil 'einen 2uitihiff.
periu6en entidte6en feline grfolge al
ber5eidnen bat, beiibt 0euti6lanO
orei 2uftfabr5eugtppen BON berpor.
rogenSer 2eiItunesfdbigfeit, 0en 3ep:
pelin, 6en Barieoal uno @roB.2uft.
fMffe, Delde erbebIi6e geiasangen
Deite Streien gu traeen imitanoe
snb uno unter einisermajen norma.
len 8ebinsuneen alien peruiinftigen
Nnforoerungen eeniigen.
3ieie 2uftiftffe tper6en unter Sas
Aomrmon6o Der bte Nan0ber Ieiten.
esw Oberiomman6os seiteIIt uno nod
ieSH Mdtune bin a,if Brobe geiteIli
ipegAem.
8a Sisier 8elesenbeit ioIlen aud
eM ne.sew 8ouoneeidiise, spelfe bon
Der Gtrn,a Rrupp jx: 9ef1nlpfiine
ben NoiIons erfuaben iporoen limb,
Md DE Wrobe seitelt iperoen, beion.
Ars IN 6eaug auf ibre @e.peelidfeit
eur6's @ssdnSe. De,tihlanA bat aud
ssf Dem 0sbiet Der gerteiSisuns se.
% Sk ne,sdte Dofte ben ii6risen
1e6&ter ben @dna dbeeFaiifen.
Wan6en, Z. Ytui.
0rof SeppeliK beitdttet beute In
stnem 3eitungsseiprGb ole Ra6ritt,
Odb er binnen furaem cine 3uitreiie
BON Sriebri9sbofen nod Berlin I'M.
tnnebmen tperbe, iost aber, baB er,
ba bic Gobrt bon Den metteruerbGlt.
Hiifen abbda9e, beate nod fem Do.
hm asigeben fGnne. Die sSabrt iii
bon &oifer @ilbelm anesrest poroen
Sranfreih.
Baris, IL. Wai.
6saafreid itebt Dor elmer gntihei-
bang Don ungebeurer @idtigfeit; Der
lentiae 9aQ miro oos Sdifial Der
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-20
Corr, @uBlanb, 8. Teai.

Am abeno III elm Romplott, 6as
ni&ts geringeres ais bic gerolibunq
bes biefisen Shasomtes, .peldes
81 100000 entbdIt, bespedte, emf.
Sedt porben. sSiinf WGnner unb cine
Srdu ipollten BON auben Der einer
Tunnel IN oas Shasanlt groben; Tie
botten ifon $50 Sub 6es tunnels
fertiggeiteIlt unS tparen Bis unter oen
Keller bes @ebGl6es geIongt, aIs elm
8uhbalter bas 8er1uib oeS 8ra.
bens borte un6 Ser BoIi3ei W2ittei.
lang mahte. Die ie6s 8eridpporer
rpurber in Dem Sunnel perboitet.
gene5uela.
Caracas, Montoe, 10. Ioi.-.
Dr.. Carlos @roianti lit gum Ser.
treter Der Republit i'm Soag ernonnt
moroen.
8asqlie5 Gabo, Der neue coIombiihe
@efarbte in 8ene3uela, lit Dor eini.
gen Iagen onsefonlmen uno bonn
ausapdrtigen amt nit beIoroerer
Musaetdnune emfongen porben.
Ebomos 8. DopIon, Der amerifa.
niihe @eianbte in Colombia, lit aui
Der &eiie nod @oibtnston bier ange.
langt.
Ter abgefebte Brdii6ent Der Gepll.
b!tf, Qtprtano Gaitro, lit bonn @erid1t
CUR 3obIing BON 6 Sobren Wiete uno
ihperem Sd,obenerios fiir feline ge.
,:rtun bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Der Stabt perlirteiIt noroen. Gas
@ebdube lit bos gigentum ser srau
Soaouim Grespo, zines friiberen
Gr1iibenten Der 9fepublif, fpnroe aber
oCn Cairo gum eigenen 8ebrauh nit
geiflog belegt.
Irgenttnten.
8uenos 9lpres, Are.
On Ser Gprrientes. unb Gorrito.
StroBe lit cine Bonnie erplobiert uno
5ot einigen Span8ig Merihen Ger.
lesungen beigebrad)t. Cine Belt lang
5errihte in Ser @egen6 Die miloeite
aufregung. Die 9ombe mar in Ell.
1em @eniiieforb perItedt uno 6ieien
Rorb bate Der 9lttentGter oui ben
gerron zines acknowledgements ae,
te[t. Die geb0r6en iin6 Der Mmitt,
bob es iih Inn cine burh oen groben
5treif berporaerufene @apoIttat ban-
.e elm 3ifen pie boS einer llbr aus
,em Rorbe formen unb rief efnen
poIisiiten, Der ben @orb bonn Dosen
aobm; sleid boraltf erfoEsfe bic or.
pfoHon.
Cine 3rpeite 8ombe giRe seitern
ibenb los, rihtete aber feinen Sho.
ZEN an.
Der sroBe Streif bat bos @eiddft
aneanein geiddbiet nnb Die Gage 10
.rnft seitoItet, bob iih Die Heeieruns
~ itrengem Boreeben entidloiien bat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-20

an Der redten Seite cine aeitidtt
1ai6e, in Der elm prahtpon geb,rtoe.
neg 9repier itedt. Dos p1pitiiht
@appen idsrniidt Die 5iiren. Dos
Snnere Der Raidine lit eleftriih be,
leuhtet.
n 0 m, s. 9eai.
Die ,9aroneiie" BON Sutten lit Ell.
ne eeihieoene 5rou. Ssbr @atte
6reiberr sSriebri6 Don Siitten, Der ir
Der yedbe BON Iiir5burg ari6iiis lit
bat Die Sdeioune ipegen boslpiIiieer
GerlaIiens erbalten. Die eeihieoent
Srau oarf ibre Mnber 8libi imb Bet
tn In iebem Sabre einen Wonat lang
beiuhen.
rSoroneiIe" bon Sltten, tpie iie Iid
altf Den Sitelbl1ttern ibrer Bidder
nennt, lit cine geborene GiooIe eiut
glngebOrige Ser befonutcn penniplpa
niihen iSanlilie, cine 6rau BON unge
pobnIider S66ubeit uno 9cgabung
bic Geriaiierin ser befonrten Soma
ne Sam, Sam 9e0cioe8", gGp
Salo" uno onoerer mebr. Sic Der,
beirotete lid Dor ~ Sabren nit 6rei
BERN BON Sutten. bat nber iton II
len letten 6rei ooer bier 2Sabren eint
ercentriihes 8onberleben gefiibrt
giner ibrer Onfel lit Ser geaentpGrti
&c rliiiii6e 9otibafter Sobn Is
&ibole bon ct. Saul.
i ub Lamb.
ct. Setter sburg II. Ioi
Qie &abinettsfriiis, rpelde ourd
Erenlier Stolppins Saltuna in 9e'
aug auf Die @nnabme ODER Ibnei.
flung Oes slntrases our S6offune Ell,
mes -8eneraIitabeS berbeiee.
fibrt Durbe, lit in edit ruiiifher @eiit
porIdufis seloit moroen, nadoem Oct
Miniiterpr6iioent nit Dem 3oren II
Sarsfoie SeIc Ianse 3eit in aniprud
nebmenoe &onferen3en sebobt batte
Der Gar ueiit 5ipar ben antras. Def.
len Gnnobme StoIpptn perlangt bat.
te, 5llriid, tpeift dber aud Die Meiie.
ration bes &ubinetts In einem bod,ii
idn,eid sibaften Shreiben, in Dem G,
fsiwen gdniitern iein poIlsss Ser.
trat.en aaSbaidt, ab. Die Mnnobnle
Der gorIase snirb bonn 9nreW Der.
neieert, neil e. bic NbfoiMns bivSes
@eeses fir einen Qinsriif IN f<ine
perfouIifen SobeiisreHfe BAH.
Inter oieien DsrbGItwiifer III Dos
&nbinett natiir4iG nidt insrfd,sa4ter.
lid, oenn ipenn Der Sof Der Dunno
MIR bos Reff a,,eeNebt, iiber Ginan5-
ongeIeseubeiten 5u entideiben, 1T ibre
aufloiuns in nnber 3ufnnft ;u er.
norten, unb StoIppins Riidtritt mir.
be bomit sIeibbe6eutenb iein.
Der 4aiier bat ieinem Niniiter.
prdiioeuten ben guftrag seeeben, iban
cine elite ioIder Ieeisldtipen Mnee.
leeenbeiten, beren gntiheibune nm
mittelbor bonn Barren abb6nst, ons.
5uarbeiten unb por3uIegen
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-20
In Trainina.

~Are you going to mingle In the
life Of the capitalY asked the old
time friend.
II don't know yet" answered Mr..
Cumrox. 1T depends on whether
mother and the girls can teach me to
eat ice cream with a fork without
dropping any on my Sunday shirt
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-05-20
3 r q n t r e / d.

Baris, IL. Nai.
Gsaafreid) itebt Dor elmer gntihei-
euna Don ungebeurer 8ihtigfeit; Der
lentiae Goa miro oos Sdifial Der
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-30
sroDnARo IS OUT
Special to The Reviow)

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The voice from the wilderness has been heard and as a consequence Isaac T, Stowward Of Phoenix, who asplres to the shoes of Governor Kibbey, had departed for bis far away Arizona home a much sadder but wiser man.
 Stoddard's withdrawal leaves the field to Sturges, Adams, Young and Kibbey, with Sturges in tho lead and going strong, with Kibbey running a very poor last.
 Close to 2Vo teiegrams have been received here wleAn the past few days from Phoenix merchants protest ing against the reappointment of Gov ernor Kibbey. Mes ssages of the same nature have also been received from other points in the territory.
 The senate today confirmed the ap- p0intment of Flank Smith to be post master at eeFome. This appointment was -naie some time ago and was sent to the senate several days ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-30
COPPER QUEEN HAD DISPLAY
 IF MILLINERY
Keen Hats and Parisian Fan CieS Rampant-Show W.n- dows a Riot of New and Smart Feminine Headgear

Millinery displays as a rula have little attraction fer the average man, especially, for the busy business man. but the exhibition at tho Copper Queen store yesterday was Of such mer.t and attractiveness that moro than one member of the sterrer sex who went to seof remained to praise.
 In the mind of the average eastern man nothing could be more surprising than the display of millinery and women's wear now to be seen at Bis bees big store.
 One can imagine that he has in yaded a small section of Paris and it Is said that several who speak tho French language unconsc' 'ously fell into its when they invaded the galaxy of beautiful things fer women 10 wear
 Notwithstanding the tight times which prevail in a measure here yes terday's millinery opening at the Copper Queen store was Ire most sue cessful in po'nt Of attendance which that upto-date business house has ever experienced. From the open ng of the doors until the time for clos ing women thronged the aisles. A Tst of the eNclanat'rns Of admirat'on' used as they viewed the imported aud drme tic hats and gowns would ox- haust the space Of an average metro politan Sunday paper Mir. Daly. the new hH'er f-r ts's department, stated that the opening yesterday. both il point Of attendance and sales, surpass- ed any previously held by the com ssay
 According 10 DaIy and Conley. the decorations ccnsisted Of -w'steria en- tw'Ded among lattice on the two tiers Of pests which parallel lengthwise through the room with palms in re- ref along the iedges of t. room etc. Anyway, it made a beautiful effect and is well worth e busy mans time to look at.
 The big show windows, of which Con'ey has charge, are a work of art Sixty days ago he began to plan for them and for a week he was busy corrvi~ 2 ont his 'deas The women. and men, too. who gathered iu front of the windows yesterday VII bear out the statement that only through such effort couIa su"A an effect be rr~duCed. They would b. a cred to cities many times the siza Of Bi-b bee aud are a snuncs of surprise and ad- to the stranger.
 The opening wfli continue today and tomorrow. and 1t is safe to say that at tbe end of that time there will be fow Wcmen in tEa city who have not viewed this woIaan's paradise.