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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LODGE
 INSTALLED IN DUNCAN
lspeclal to The ReYlew.l ]

NCBtAAdt tp HE 1kthitH-t
 DUNCAN. Ar.zona March 2G.- Last Sunday evening about s o'clock a special train arrived iL Duncan from Clifton and MoreucI with about forty people. most of whom being Knights of Pythias. who came fer the purpose of organizing a K oI P. lodge n this town. says the Duncan Arizonan. After taking sup per they were escorted to Castle hall, where everything was in readiness to receive them and thirteen Of Duncan s best citizens were in waiting for the initiatory work, which was conducted iii first class style. The MoreneI and cl tton teams understood their Knightly work equal 10 the best and the impressions made and lessons taught were certainly impressive and lasting. Much regret was expressed because all the applicants were not present to receive their initiatOry work. We were unable to secure the names of all those present.
 Fl. P. Merrill, grand chancellor, and l.. A. w. Burteh, deputy G. C., with a full crew of up to date officers and members of Clifton and Moreno lodge did their work in a befitting manner. after which Duncan Lodge No. 27 K of P, was declared organ ized with the following officers:
 W. c. Cheatham. c. C.; l.. F. Leis- ter. V C.: Ed Powell. K. of R. and s. and M. F.; John J. Malone, NJ. Of F.: H. M. Watson, preIate W. F Willis. NJ. A.: l.. B. Stephens. NJ. ot w: Chs Bailey. l. C.: w T. Witt. O. C.: B. F. Billinesley. Edgar Allen and J. A. Martin. trustees.
 The charter will be left open for an 'naefiDite time for the purpose Of receiving other members on a charter member basis
 The lodge has selected every Thursdav night at 7:30 as their regu- lar meetiBg pight at Castle hall, in the school building.
 W. c. Cheafbam. who is an old member Of Canisan Myrtle Lodge No. 19 of New Mexico. together with Dun cans citizens. took very active in terest n the organization of this 1odse. and the lodge starts of with a good large membership.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
We Have Moved

Music Store Is now at new Jack Building, Main Street. New Goods on sale. 45o differ en. titles Victor Doubie-Dises. All the latest style Victor Machines. All the new type Duplex Edison Machines. Fine Line of Red Seal Victor Records by caruso, Melba, Patti, Etc. Thousands Of copies of sheet music. Every kind f.om 5eshovsn's masterpieces to Dixie Dan at 1oc.
 w. MUIR
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
CUAROSMEN ID
 HOLD ANNUAL INSPECTIONS
Orders Are Issued to Citizen Soldiers to Receive Yearly 0verhauling By Regular Army Officers

TUCSON. March 2e.-Captain An drew Martin of C. K. Arizona Ma -iohai Guard. has received notice of general inspection to be made. The io.a, organization $ preparing for ,ht occasion of Major Aliens visit to his city and is drilling his command every Thursday night
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 Adjutant Generals Dfce GSneraI Orders,
 No. 1.
 Phoenix, March 18th, 1908 ]. Pursuant to special orders No I9. headquarters department of the Colorado. Major Henry T. Allen, Sth cavalry. Fort Huachuca. A. T.. win aspect the National Guard of Ari sOfio..
 2. The follow ng itinerary will bs observed:
 April 5, Phoenix. A. G. o. and head quarters 1st Infantry; at 10 a. m. April 5th, Phoenix, Co. B. 1st In fantry: at s D. m.
 April eth, Buckeye, Go. c, Ist In faDtry, at D. m.
 April 7th, Phoenix. Go. A. 1st In fantry. at ?. m.
 April Sth. Tempe. Co. c, 1st Infan trv: at D. m-
 April Sth. Mesa, Co. D, 1st Infantry at D. m.
 April 1OOh. Prescott, Co. 2, 1st In. fantry: at p. m.
 April 12th, Flagstaff, Co. !, 1st ID fantry: at s p. m.
 April 18th. Clifton. Go. F. 1st In fantrS. at S D. m.
 April 18th. Morenci 2nd Cav. Troop attached to Ist Infantry; s D. m. Aprl 18th. Yuma, Coo. K, Ist In fantry: at s p. m
 April 18th, Tucson. Co. K, 1st In, fantry: at s D. m.
 9. Company commanders are here by directed to use all possible means 10 secrre a full attendance on the night of tbeir inspection.
 1. Company commanders will sec that all goveTnment property in their posse ession is system9-icaliy arTanged so that DO time win be lost when inspect Bg same.
 !. No blank forms for reports of ordnance uuartermaster; or subsist ence property have been received al this office 10 date. but will be for warded immediateiv on receipt. when same should be Properly prepared fol the insnecting officer, By order of
 JOSEPH II. KIBBEY, Governor and Co-1mander in Chief LEWIS c. GOGGINS.
 Adjutant General
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
WHAT-HOT CLUB
 AND GREEN BULL
SeSSiOin in Which Doc Gamble Hears Report of
 Stir-AbOut Committee

Following is an extract from the minutes of the last meeting of ,he What-Not Club:
 We are herewith and hereunto met, sirrahs, in sessione extraordi. naire and plentiful potentaire ct als in re the club Cobre de Reina." be gan Doc" Gamble.
 And Erin go bragh," said Inside Information Agent Edward Looney
 Certainly" said Doe" Gamble.
 Also Tn hoe s'gno vinees,'" added tienry Ginter. custodian of the sa-
 Tn a minute" said ,'Doc."
 A point of order" said Otto schmidt, of the Sachemite grouu
 Dis is free Arizona and we don't even got to be bothered nit state hood. Whereas. as We remark. be it Resolved, We prohibition Scandinavian iongwidge. such as used by vour Muchness. heretonow and hereafter. wards. l move the adoption of the whereas on der heretofore keYestion. which is carried by US a1'' ;
 Sing out your parliamentary lore or shut up." said His Muchness sith fathomiess froyn. You don't know enough to tell why is n Iretzel." eve here refer to the Pace bill"
 Dee don't haf no paeers in .S5er- many; it's narythorns to dee brew cry and who get back home nit de most beer" said Otto.
 Do you offer that as a point of order?' asked Gamble.
 At this point desire to turn over 70 the historian all the facts con. corning Doe" Gamble's green huh killed in 1926 by Geronimo's grand. iather. said Jack Shea, who emerg. ed From dark corner. "The green pull had eaten nineteen tepees and seven tons of the hop vine hay. Ills eyes were as pink as any cat you ever saw Pendant from his ears hung slistening orbs. The tips,o fhis horns sloNed with smelted gold and silver. his nOofs were of brass. His coat was Of interchangeable silk, marked up m those dsys on account of the ab sence of prairie schooner conmis. siol He got mad once and paEed --A~ INV nAONA us bTeMFTN Guleh. When he was killed it was necessary to dig Tombstone Canyon To bury him Otto who remembers
 T object and move der committee Is in a hoieg' said the Sachemite.
 We would like to settle the aues. ton Of why is a pretzel." said Looney.
 am informed that if We can urge the manufacture of straight pretzeis. the tariff on the holes win be, re- vised inward"
 +He is tinking of doughnuts. which dee duty on dee holes is mox aix ouse- Prosit." said Otto.
 Irish doughnuts are contraband of | var said Looney.
 What is before the house?" said samble.
 Der report of der stir-about com. nittee is in front of der meeting. Ehicn 1t is accepted init tanks for Adjournment" and the meeting of he What-Not club ended.
 stir-abouts and pretzeis were the avors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27

Homeward bound" The battle ship fleet is on the home stretch.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
RECITAL WELL ATTENDED

The recital last night at the Bisbes opera house by the pupils of Miss Eta Adkins was a decided success, both in DO mt of ex cut on of the pro gram and the attendance. and this despite the decidedly inclemency of the weather. The manner in which the different numbers on the program were carried out showed the most careful training under competent hands and proved a treat to the friends and relatives of the partici- pants.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
xss. Windows sosss.rs Syrup

Has been used for ovsr erxTKFJvg YEARS
 MILfcNS I BIO TIERS ssor thelt cFILDil hffOfIifS -hsss sHlL Q. eof1 sNs llIe O 1Afs AlI.A Li 2AtNs yuFES WIND yOIIC. su' is the D fA-. oi tae q I'd te sure sad srk tsr Mrs " t.-a S,ee,thlhH 12 anu take DO otneE kii Pod and Dr1xs Act June Slth tqrs Seriai Stfut ssS- AN CLD AND WE'LL TRIED RE1iEDK.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27
NllStMENTS
Mrs. Leslle carter,s .sZazar

For the first time in this city the great play. ''Zaza" made famous by Mrs. Leslie Carter, will be produced by the Str5eter-Bryan company Sun day evening. Miss Bryan will be seen in the title role and it is needless to say that the character of "Zaza- will allow her full scope to demon strate her remarkable talents. Every detail in regard to the proper scenic equipment has been looked after and 1t is safe to say that a finer perform ance has never been seen in Bis bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27

Government experts tell us there is s35 per capita in circulation. But about s29 of it is circulating out of our purses into somebody else pockets.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 26.- Owen Moran of England and Frankie Neil cf California have been matched Co fight hera April 26.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27

Dried bananas are said to be fine. Wet banana peelings are pretty slick, tco.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-27

Dces the presidential automobile mean that ihe next will be a horse less administration?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
Statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED

Statesmen and SOLICITORS WANTED
AMBITIOUS, earnest young men. sheldon stu
dents special attention, TO Introduce the SUR
cleaner: powerful. simple. effective; portable:
weighs pounds: does the work of electric
machines plus: sells for S12.50; big seller
east: practically a monopoly; extraordinary
possibilities Apply 10 to g. PACIFIC. UTILi-
TIES CO.. 1067-9 Monadnock bldg.
OUTSIDE statesmen wanted good proposition for
husters no time to fool with hasbeens Call
or address II. MARK EVANS, POS Shawuut
building 1st and Mission sts. San Francisco
SOLICITORS wanted for mining company Ap-.
ply box 100. Cali office.
SOLICITORS of good address with references:
magazine or newspaper subscription mer pre-
ferred; don't call unless you have made good
PACKARD, S to 8 a. m. and 4 to 8 D. M
circulation dept. Call
wANTED-Reliable salesman to sell our i'm
proved side bushng to Pacific coast brewers;
easy sales; good commission. Apply Il.
STOCK. oil franklin st. Brffa,o s.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE regular annual meeting Of the stock hold
ers Of the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
FRANCISCO will be held at the Office Of the
corporation. Montgomery St. san Francisco,
Cal. on THURSDAY. the zth day OF Febru-
airy. 1909, at the hour of . O'Clock D. N. on
said day, for the purpose Of electing a board
OF directors TO serve for the ensuing year, the
amendment OF its bylaws. aud for the transac-
ton of such other business as may come before
the meeting.
CHARLES J. DEERiNG Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02

YOUNG, healthy man, speaks languages, would
like position; good experience in groceries,
liquors, etc; good all around Address
box lis, Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02

$40 day made selling eucalyptus acreage; sales
men wanted. Apply 10 to II a. M, San
Bernardo Plantations 54S NInnadnnck bldg.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BAY CITY lodge No. II. 1. O. o. .sSsssse,.
Perception OF Traveller s52sssezzs&ksssesr
TUESDAY EVENING. February -sHsSSefssse
,. 1902 at O'Clock. at Red sSsf'ssS~
Men's hall. 24O Golden Gate av., city Cd
Fellows ,,eiceme.
JONAS ELsAssER. Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02

ANNUAL MEETING.
The regular annual meeting of the stock hold
ers Of the Matson Navigation Company OF San
Francicco viii be held al the office OF the cor
poration. 26S Market St. room los. San Francis
co. California on THURSDAY. the 18th day OF
February, 1903, at the hour OF p. m. on said
Gay, for the purpose OF electing a board of di-
reetors serve for the ensuing year and for the
transs ,tion OF such other business as may come
before the meeting.
HARRY r GREGG Secretary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
HARRY 3. GREGG. secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING.

ANNUAL MEEIING.
A meeting OF the share holders OF the Union
Gas Engine Company viii be held st the Offices
OF the company. 503-505 Mission ST. San Fran
cisco, Cal, on TUESDAY the 9th day of Febrr-
ary. 1909. at o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of
eiecting 4 board OF directors to for the
suing year aEd the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
IOIIN = WILLARD Secretary.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02

-VUONss % IL l--F uFIF q HhU InEuEE q
A COY home for respectable ladies, 1880 Mar
ket ST., 7th, under auspices of the SAL
WALTON ARMY; elegantly furnished. every
modern convenience; Steam heat electric light
and elevator service; spotlessy clean;
trally located thoroughly homelike; telephone
Market 1349; prices very moderate ranging
from &c per night up; special rates by the
week or month. See matron room 33.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02

YOUNG machinist wants position as fireman.
Gsseer. elcyatorman- or any kind OF work. Box
1852, Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
FLATs no LET-contlnued

FOLSOM St. 1906B-Modern upper tat and
middle fat, rooms and bath; rent SD and 500.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
THE san FRANCISCO GAIL TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2 1909
AGENTS WANTED

rivets: also combination Ratchet. 5 tools in
one; big profit producer F. FOOTE CO.,
Los Angeles. Cal.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05

social event being In evidence and that
was Washington party at the home
OF ED Haakinson and wife. in which
they were assisted by their daughter.
Ella. The house was trimmed with
bunting and small flags and "A large
picture OF the father of his country
occupied the window opening in the
parlor. The score cards were small
hatchets dozen tables were play
ing whist and the fun was fast and
furious, as on the outside the second
genuine blizzard of the season was
getting in its worst ticks. At II a
delicious frappe was served, and at
the close of the play an elegant two
course luncheon was served. The
honOrs of the evening went to Mrs,
A. II. DOMAIN who received a hand
some vase and John Harms who cap.
turcd a hand painted cigar jar. 1t
was close to 3 a. m. when The dis
persion came, and the guests had hard
work reaching their houses through
the blending storm, as the hackmen
positively refused to take their horses
out on such a night.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
NORFOLK WEEKLY NEWS JOURNAL FRIDAY MARCH 1909
piled with to the letter.

piled with to the letter.
quote me in favor OF Herman Win.
ter for mayor" demanded a Norfolk
Democrat yesterday as he himself.
shovel in hand made a bid for public
favor by clearing a gutter of ice and
snow, thereby stopping an overflow of
water "Im not specially friendly to-
wards Winter but he never had a
public office but that he would neglect
his own business to attend to it,
Madison Star-Mail; Ora Spillman
of Lincoln, was visiting Sunday with
his friend, NJ S. McDuree. The Star
Mail is informed that MIR. Spillman Is
thinking quite seriously of locating in
Norfolk MIR. Spillman is young
man and an attorney of considerable
ability. If he sees fit to locate in
Madison county, and we hope he will
this paper will wish him full meas.
urc of success. We believe he would
prove a valuable addition to the Madi.
son county bar.
The most antique case of the district
court docket at Madison was ampu-
tatcd this week when Judge Welch
dismissed the case of Lizzie l.. Cooley
against Charles b. Burrows and
others. February | had been named
as the date when security for costs
were to have been deposited. The case
was an old Hillside Terrace dispute
and the minds of lawyers runneth not
to the time when 1t has not reClned
on the court dockets. It was case No
&OO1. II was recorded in book s.
Clerk w. II. Field is now using book
H..
William b. Parker, formerly of Nor
folk, now editor of Psychotherapy,"
has an article in the March number of
the Woman's Home Companion on the
subject of psychotherapy, entitled
What Is 1t All About?" This, the
editors announce, is the first of a
series of articles which Mr. Parker
will write for the Companion on the
subject of this new movement,
one phase of which is popularity known
as the Emanuel movement" Mr.
Parker is a son of Rev. j. J. Parker
and a brother of DR.. C. S. Parker of
Norfolk.
The action of the city council in
ordering the payment of the Herrick
judgment of $l,76G15 closes the Her.
rick controversy, which has run in
and out of court for the past two
years, involving three city administra.
tons. The final SUN awarded the
Des Moines sewer contractor was only
about $500 more than the city at first
offered to pay. The judgment, on the
other hand, was a good deal less than
HerriCk ever offered to accept after the
controversy started The chief reason
for the court trouble was the failure
of the council to secure an accurate
understanding with Mr.. Herrick rela-
tive to the accrued interest when they
sold the bonds which were held in
trust for him. The agreement was
made during the closing days of the
Friday administration, though the dis
pute arose over the final settlement
after c. B. Durland had become mayor
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
Madison, Nebraska. this 18th day OF
February, 1909.
George T.. Richardson.
County Clerk.
Contest at Nelluh.

Neigh, Neb. Feb 27.-Special to
The News: The first annual declama.
tory contest of the Neigh high school
was held last evening in the Audi.
forum before a large and apprecia.
tive audience.
II is impossible to give each CON
testant due credit for the good work
that was accredited for them. Ac-
cording to the views of the reporter
each young lady and gentleman did
themselves proud in the subjects rem.
dered
lhe Neigh orchestra, under the
leadership of Alvin Grayhil, gave ex.
cellent selections.
1t is through the efforts of Prof A.
Il. Fisher that this contest, and i'm fact
the first, ever in the history of Neigh
such has appeared before the public
in this city
In awarding the gold medal 1t was
left to number or the board of edu-
cation. and with their decision, c, l..
Wattles, president of such, gave a
very instructive speech in rendering
the prize. Master Dana Cole, in his
Grafton, How Ruby Played" was ac.
corded first prize by the decision Of
the judges 1t was i'm accord with the
audience throughout.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
NO STATEHOOD BILL THIS TIME.
This Line of Legislation Abandoned
in Sensational Scene.

Washington, Feb 27.--Thcre will be
no statehood legislation for New
Mexico and Arizona at the present
session of congress.
At a meeting of the territorial com
mittee today all members, regardless
of party affiliations, in a sensational
scene, abandoned consideration of the
house bill regarding New Mexico and
Arizona statehood.
This decision came after a reading
of statements by Senators Nelson and
Beverdge charging corruption of many
forms and declaring that there is an
undesirable gang in control of poll
teal affairs in New Mexico"
All senate amendments to the agri-
cultural appropriation bill were dis
agreed to by the house today and a
conference committee named.
The senate this afternoon passed
the bill to enable the negro soldiers
discharged on account of the Browns
vile affair. to prove their innocence
and re.enlst.
House Passes General Deficiency Bill.
The house passed the general de-
ficiency appropriation bill today. The
bill CARRIES $70,0OO,OOO.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
Railroad News.

Fremont Tribune: Switchman e.
G.. Green of the Northwestern who
was believed to be victim of dread
contagion was finally located Monday
night by member of the police force.
Green was calmly chatting with some
friends in a confectionery store and
rather modestly denied knowing any
thing about the trouble he had pre-
cipitated. He signified his willing
ness to go to a physician for eXamin-
alton and did so, with the result that
his case was pronounced greatly eX.
aggerated. In short, Green didn't
have the slightest symptom of small
poX. However, for some reason,
Switchman Green did not return to
duty Tuesday at the Northwestern
yards, where he had left so suddenly
Monday morning, after throwing the
the other men into semi-panic.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
Basketball Game.

Neigh, Neb. March Especial to
The News: In an interesting game
the Wisner town team defeated the
Gates academy team by a score of 81
to 90 The first half was quite even,
the score at the end standing: Wis
ner 16; Gates IL. In the second half,
the Wisner team continued to forge
ahead, with the final score as indi-
Gated. During this half not a foul was
called on Wisner, ten were called on
Gates. The two teams We're quite
evenly matched and with impartial
officials the visitors would not have
won by more than three or four points.
Field goals: Wisner IA; Gates Z.
Fouls thrown: Wisner 2; Gates G.
Points awarded: Wisner /. Fouls
called: on Gates IS, Wisner 49,
Lineup: Gates-WOOds, Harris, for
wards; Johnson, center; c. Bellar,
Montgomery, Carnes, guards. Wisner
Schultz, Emily, forwards; LorensOn,
center; Ryan, Kane, guards,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-03-05
AXE OUT FOR APPROPRIATIONS.
South Dakota Legislature Inclined TO
Cut Out All But the Necessary ones.

Pierre, s. D.. Feb 27.-The first of.
fort to get out special appropriation
bills was made in the house and
showed IA temper against such meas.
ures. The first one to get into the
way Of the steam roller was that for
$4,000 for buildings at the Redleld
hospital, which went down In defeat,
but will be up on reconsideration BE.
fore the next bill for buildings at the
university could be reached 1t was
shunted Off the calendar by it's sup.
porters The appropriation of $4,000
for furnishing the new state capitol
was next and was successful
The house did not indulge in any
oratory, but ground away morning and
afternoon, with an evening session,
to attempt to catch up with it's cal.
cndar The principal bills acted on
for the afternoon were the Juvenile
court bill and the resolution by Morris
for constitutional amendment to
change the methods of taxation.
The senate kept things stirring on
several measures, one of them the
Sasse pure drug bill, which was spe-
cial order for next Tuesday and was
changed to Saturday, which was OPP
posed by Norbcck, Lockhark and Dill
lon, the latter declaring the principal
intent of the bill being club to force
the hand of the governor on certain
appointments. The change was carried
through and the bill will be settled in
some way today.
one of the principal bills in the sen.
ate was the Hitchcock bill to divide
the state into congressional districts
When it came up the Ewart bill was
substituted as an amendment and that
bill killed by a roll call and the matter
is ended for the session.
The senate passed the senate bill to
exempt certain roads in the Black
Hills from the provisions of the 2-cent
fare law, and passed the bill to punish
larceny of cynide products, which was
badly defeated.
At the evening session the house
fought out several propositions on
committee reports, one fixing the
salary of the secretary of the state
board of Agriculture at $1,000, an
other requiring a vote of the people
before any new state institutions can
be created and the bill regulates man
agement of farmers elevators. The
appropriation of $4,000 to secure ad-
dtional grounds at the capitol to carry
out the parking scheme met strong
opposition, but won out by narrow
vote on committee report.