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Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
PALACE HOTEL OPENING

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. 15.- Hundreds of visitors inspected tue magnificent furnishings and interior decorations of the new Palace Hotel today, the final completion of which is regarded as one of the most notable steps in the rehabilitation Of san Francisco. The new hotel is one of ;he largest and most magnificent to be found anywhere in the country. It stands on the same site on Market street which was occupied by the old hotel, which was destroyed in the great fire of 1906.
 Two brilliant banquests have been arranged in celebration of the formal opening of the hotel The first takes place tonight, when Governor Gillette. Mayor Taylor. George A. Knight and other men of prominence are to re- spond to toasts. Tomorrow night a second banquet is to be held. to which 5000 guests have been invited from all of the Pacific coast region.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
lorIcE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE
IN THE PROBATE COURT, co cHisE COUNTY TERRITORY
 OF ARIZONA.

 In The Mater of the Estate of Elsie Folez. Deceased.
 Under authority of an order of sale granted by the Probate Court of Co chise County, Territory of Arizona, dated Nov 27. 1909. I win sell at pri. sate sale the following described real state:
 An undivided one half in and to that portion of lots A to 5S inclusive in Block IS, of the townsite of Blsbee. eochise County. Territory of Arizona. according to the map of said townsite on file in the office of the Recorder ot aid County. to.wit.
 That portion of said lots described IS follows:
 The following lots being a re sub division of Lots Al to 5S both inclusiv f said Block 15, of said townslte of 3isbee known as Toles re-subdiylsion ,f said lots, namely:
 OeS %t O. T, SJ ana lot MaTkeu ,n said re-subdivision as Reservoir O., 'ank Site lot.
 The sale will be made on or after he 18th day of December 1909, and bids will be received al the once of Neale 6 Sutter. City of Bisbee, Terri. iory of Arizona. Terms of sale, cash gold coin of the United States. Ten (1oTs) per cent of the bid payable at the time of sale and balance upon confirmation by the Court.
 GEORGE ToLEs,
 Administrator of the Estate.
 of Elsie Toles, Deceased. Uated Dec l. 1909
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
ORDER OF REGISTRATION OF
 VOTERS.

WHEREAS, A petition signed by the legal number of voters has been presented to the Board of Supervisors asking that a special election be called for the purpose of determining whether or not the sale of intoxicatiu,. liquors shall be prohibited in Cochise County. and
 WHEREAS, Chapter 13, Par. 22Si (Sec.13 of the Session Laws of the Twenty-Fifth Legislative Assembly Of the Territory of Arizona. provides that prior to any general or special election hereafter to be held, the Board of Supervisors of any County shall, by order. require a re--egistra- ton of the voters of such cc.Inty, which order shall b. published in T.. least one newspaper published ir spch county for a period ot not less ih'..i thirty days preceding tho nexT snsrins election. therefore.
 IT Is ORDERED By the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County, Terri -orv nt hrizona. that 3 rp-rogistrstinn of the voters of Cochise County be made, commencing November 6, 1909, as required by Chapter 8, Title XX of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901, amended by Chapter 13, Paragraph
 .zN4 lSec. l3 or the Session Laws of the Twenty-Fifth legislative Asse!a bly, of the Territory of Arizona. which said registration shall close January 5. 1910. and that this order be puS- nshed in the Bisbee Daily Review. . newspaper published in said county
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
GIBSON .poRIE WEDDING

CONCORD. N. c. Dec. 15.-Many persons prominent in society in Rich mend, Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and other cities of the South came to coaccrd today to attend the wedding of Miss Emily Magruded Gibson, daughter of Robert E. Gibson of this city, and Richard l.. Dobie of Norfolk. The bride is a member of prominent southern fanny and a niece of Miss lula Magrcder, the Virginia author pSg
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

for . period of thirty days. eommenc. ing November 6. 1909. snd thas sucn
 special election be held pursuant to order of election to be hereafter made
 in conformity with the laws of tcs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
AUTO STAGE LINE TO couaTLAw

Leaves Palace Stables every nor ing s a. m., making round trip eac! day Phone in your orders for rese7 vation of seats to Palace Stables, Low ell No. 2: c. c. Hotel. Bisbee Pone ia Will call any place In city for passea gers. Fare S3.5O. Bowen & Hubbs5c proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Tub" Spencer hit for .330 and led the American association last season. All the old Hook" needed was a new team in order to show class.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
To Camp Two Days

The Y. Nj. c. A is planning an out ing for older boys. This camping and hunting trip. according to present plans. will take place on the Monday and Tuesday of holiday week and the party will go by wagon to Hog Canyon. Older people will accom- pany them and they will be well look d after as well as being assured of having a good time. The outing is TOT boys over IA years of age
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

eral army and was less than 12 years of age when horse was killed under him at the battle of Murfresboro
 ae is native of Tampa, Fla. but after the war removed to Texas, where he accumulated large fortune in the cattle business. Last summer :cclont. Pryor was elected president -f the Trans Mississippi Commercial congress-.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Pitcher Jack Chesbro will go south with the Boston Americans and try to find the winning stun that he used in former years.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Miss Daisy Hoover. probably the most famous baseball player or her sex in this country. died recently in Kansas City.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

The New York American League club has, up to the present tim. Sx- pended s29.900 for minor league play CTS for the coming season.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
routes ans Politicians

Andrew Miller. attorney general of North Dakota. is expected to become 9 candidate for United States senator on the ''insurgent" republican ticket. Mr. Miller has been a resident of N.rth Dakota only five years, but in that time has become one of the lec- ognized leaders of the republican party in that state. H
 John H. Hineman, who was a can. didate for the democratic nomination for governor of Arkansas in the fast campaign, is expected again to become Q candidate in pposition 10 Governor
 onaghey. Nr. Hinemr ro ,ut advocate of statutory Statewide pro
 hibition and vii make that the pr.n- sipsl plank Of his platform.
 Politics in New Jersey i5 liveEi1g up in anticipation If ihe Drmary 10. the choice rf ~'-ore~~e- 10 firIs a States Senator John Keen. Among Ithose whose names are already men toned in connect on with the senatfr- ship are ex-Governor Stokes. ex Gov erncr Murphy, State Assessor DaTi1 Daird. former United States Attorney General John W Griggs and possibly Governor Fort. in addit on 10 senator Keen himself
 Col. Ike T. Pr5or. who Is expected to bescone a candidate for the gov ernorship of Texas at the next etec- tions has long been one of the prom
 inent men Of the Lone Star State. He
 started life as a nexsboF h the Fed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Jimmy Collins. who is to be the manager of the Providence team next season, is at Hot Springs. Ark, now. doing some early training.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
Sporting Notes

Fred Lake. the former Boston man Sger, seems to be the choice of the new Philadelphia owners to pilot the Quakers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
Gardner RssIsss Attack

Jchn Gardner was Tuesday after noon attacked by two drunken Mexi- cans in his Pirtleville saloon. Gard ner discharged his gun into the ground to frighten the men away and failing in this clubbed the musket and proceeded to belabor them into semi and held them off un- til officers came to arrest them.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
Practice for Match

Practice for Match
 Practice for the return bowling match slt tn Bisbee is under way. Last night there was 8 match between the first and the scrub lives. The match with Eishee vii be played here on Saturday night
 Undesirable Suicides
 WorI has reached here from Cana nea of the suicide of William Kane. aa undesirable who cana here from thoenix. and said to have been a white slayer. Kane went to Agua Prieta for the night and was refus- ed readmission to the states. He served a jail sentence here for vag. rancy and was an alien Englisnman.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Charley Mckeever. the oldtime light weight, is arranging a new vaudeville danc c.ng act in which his litle daagh- ter will have the star role.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
Douglas News
cpeclal chslstn,.. iduslc

epecial chslssm.s idusic
 Special musical services are being arranged for the evening of the 26ih at the Presbyterian church. Sple-- did talent is being secured and com piete program win be published with in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Umpire Charles Rigler of the Ma tIonal league, has entered the Uni versity of Virginia and is deyoting himself diligently to the study of law.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
COME RIGHT DOWN

to faess and see if our coal Is not absolutely tho cleanest and best yoa can get Look at the labor it saves as burns rght up to soft ash and leaves no clnkers. Oak chunks. .'--' per and oak wood. any 'ength. INDEPENDENT FUEL 5 FEEr
 Telephone 2ss. P. 6, 2ox Office Main St. op. Palace Stables.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Stony" McGlynn did unusually fine work for the Milwaukee team last season. He pitched fifty full games and participated in sixty games in all.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Mrs. Claude Neer and baby are in the city from Courtland to spend the holidays with Mrs. O. l.. Neer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

President Garry Hermann. Of the National Commission, strongly aGyo- cates shorter baseball season fol. lowed by a general inter-Ieague series between the National and American league teams.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16
Received Wrong Check

1 HeceiNed wrong Cheek
 Jose Beltranes was given the wrong pay slip at the Copper Queen store Tuesday and cashed the cneck 1 { another man. Beltranes had but $1.30 coming to him while the check he received was for s33.75. A charge of obtaining money under false pre- lenses was preferred against him and he was arrested after he had spent all but S7 of what he had received. Later the costs were paid by the com pany and the complaint withdrawn and Beltranes given chance to work out the 6ett for the company.
 Miss Patience Casey came up from Nacozari Wednesday on a shopping i.ip.
 Superintendent King of the South Tcstern went east on No. 2. wednes- -ay morning .
 John and L. A Hohstadt were ar rivals on the Nacozari train wednes- da yfrom Turicachi.
 Mrs. V. R. Parker returned to Court land Wednesday after scpending a few days in Douglas.
 Sam Sandon has gone to Tomb stone to take a position with the firm of F. N Walcott
 Mrs. Claude Neer and baby are in the city from Courtland to spend the holidays with Mrs. o. L. Neer. Mrs. J. R, S. Davis left for her home in Fl Paso Wednesday after visit with her son, Grover Davis.
 MT. and Mrs. T. P. Blevins and young son returned to their ranch in the Chiricahuss Wednesday after 8 short visit in Douglas ! Theo. Hampe, who has been a basi ness visitor in the city for several < nays has returned to his h-me in the ! Cn.r.ealuas.
 Mrs. Rachael Byrd. who has teez visiting her daughter. Mrs. Graham on Twelfth street. left wednsday for her home in Houston, Texas.
 Judge Richardson has returned from trip to Tombstone
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Mrs. J. R.. s. Davis left for her home in Fl Paso Wednesday after visit with her son, Grover Davis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

right again aud would like another
 try at Bin Papke.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

MT. and Mrs. T. P. Blevins and young son returned to their ranch in the Chiricahuas Wednesday after 8 short visit in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Hugo Kelly, who has been sick for several months, reports that he is all
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

""'-7hoat' Smith sea~1s tn ba ths best boxer the navy has turned out since the days of T. Thomas Sharkey.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Theo. Hampe, who has been a basi- ness visitor in the city for several nays has returned to his h-rse in tho Cn.r1caluas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Mrs. Rachael Byrd, who has teea visiting her daughter. Mrs. Graham, on Twelfth street. left Wednsday for her home in Houston, Texas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

John and L. A. Hohstadt were ar, rivals on the Nacozari train wednes- da yfrom Turicachi.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Superintendent King of the South ..cstern went east on No. 2. Wednes- -ay morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Judge Richardson has returned from trip to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-16

Miss Patience Casey came up from Nacozari Wednesday on a shopping tnp.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
THE FARMERS At HOME.

Ihr farmers are at home at tn,
University cf Missouri. Why ~h"u,
they not he at home here.
The fifth annual farmers week limd-
more students At the University from
the homes OF farmers han from tn,
h"m,- "f merchants. lawycr- .l"ct"r~
editors or other mere town folk Thr
Yi>ilin" farmers are guests "f farmers
sons and daughters
Agriculture. which j. fundamental j.
all" chief in economic value in Mi,-
@"urI. The University "f Missouri REG
n"hiIr- this fact through it, College ui
A"nirultur" in Il special >rn-r. the
I"rmrr>' COLLEGE. The ,i>itin. farmers
will find this college we'll manned They
will -,',. the n"w agricultural building"
han'i-"mr>t in Missouri rrarin" com
rlcri"n. They will be- at home at an
institution which plans broadly fnT
agricultural instruction AMI rest, arri
Immediate and acute j. the problem
al rural education. The University "i
Missouri recognizes it, responsibility in
III" wise solution "f this problem. The
visiting farmers will tnd >ympat hrtr
interest here. and some aid. il j. lrlirv
al. /" the right solution "f this prob
l"m :" vital To all Missouri
And the farmers "f tn" University
OF Missouri are Joint shareholders with
all the other citizens of the common
wealth in the ownership "f the Uni
yrr-ity of Missouri
surely they are at h"mr here
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
Instruction fOr Young Farmers.

The short winter courses i'm A"licul
ture. Animal IIu>landrv and Dairyin"
offered by the College of Agriculture at
Columbia opened Jan. 1 10 continue
eight weeks Tuition i free The fa
cilitics for instruction have been very
greatly improved in the last few wears.
and all indications point To the largest
attendance in the history nf the col
lcgc. The period of the winter covered
by these courses is Il comparatively idle
time Tor the farmers. and the expense
is - slight that no one ,an afford T."
miss this opportunity :" brc"me ac-
qualn:ed with the mo>' up-to-datc
practice i'm his speciality uf farming"
The instruction !, aIto", thrr lectures
AMI practical demonstrations no text
book study being required Work is
offered in >oil>. corn Judging. seed Sc
lection. crop rotations. i,LI"ir" ilnr>c-.
cattle. sheep and swine. milk produc
tion. milk testing. butter making" or
"lard planting and pruning. and all al
the othcr practical subjects required.
etc. \ handsomely illustrated pam
pElrt descriptive OF these courses will
IT supplied upon application.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
TOLD ACROSS THE
BREAKFAST TABLE

Ready for work" asked the wa..
passing the meat platter I" the Arts
student.
Thanks. I'll coniimr my attention Ia
tine coffee pot. replied the latter. Be
fore long it may not he proper to ask
for a second cup.
Il thought coffee was the one oh
tainable article in Columbia" remarked
the Junior Medic" who felt sleepy
after riding all night in ii reclining"
chair that wouldn't rrclinr
It's not the >torckcrpcr> this time"
explained the basketball man. The
United States Government is consider
ing putting tan on coffee t" help pay
the deficit in tn" treasury"
That will put the coffee bean in the
oyster. commented the red headed
"Soph" with the wart on his nose. The
lucky restaurant patron of the future
who discovers Il whole coffee bean at
the bottom of his cup will feel like the
fellow who finds the beginnings of Il
jewelry store in his oyster stew
That end, the IRA "f the coffee
bean. added the Arts student sadly.
1T will he has -brn.'' completed
the solicitor for the oven. smiling at
the way.
Lets take in the corn and apple
show. suggested the Freshman.
Not me-. replied the ''Soph" viy"r-
"ii>ly. I'm the distance see the
exams approaching. From now on I'm
com" to study.
Better take it easy" warned the
Medic" We don't want YOU to be
come Il grind and die from overS,u,ly."
III | do" sighed the ''SopI." YOU
ran erect Il monument To my memory
one that will show the great sac
riiicr that | made
How would Il grind stone do" SYM
pat hetically murmurcd the wa.. reach
in" for the cream.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR

Jan. Social l;ettcrmcnt in Missouri
DIR. \. o. Loveioy.
Jan. II. The Call of business for Men
and Women OF Character. Mr.
\. J. Elliott. oi Chicago
Jan. 10. Address before Department OF
Journalism by Norman Hap
good.
Feb. I. Japan Iradin" the Orient
Whittier. Miss Throdo-ia
Wales and Mr.. T"da Che.
Feb. IL. Modern Philosophy and Chris
tian Thinking. DIR. j. W. IIud
son
Feb. Is. How May Newspapers Pro
mote Social Bcttcrmcnt. Mr.
Walter Williams
Feb. p. China Rcmoirln" Her Civil
zation. Mr.. James Ware of
Shanghai. China.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
FOR MORE FRIENDLINESS.

The man who can laugh and iok,
With a stranger j. man VIII" vii
enjoy life wherever You pu, him. Not
only does he develop th" natural good
nature that i within himself. but ais,
bring L. the >rrface of those char
acr"r- which he touchc> more ""ni hu
NOR than the pn>sr~>or> of it ever >u-
p"cfrd themselves of having.
II has been said that Eur"p am are
friendly and "li-in" a> individuals but
become ~ul"n and intolcrant when a.
-cmblcl in mixed crowd and that
Americans are the most paI lent Y
good humrr"d people in the world in i,
crowd. hu, - individuals are impatient
ami exceedingly irritable Whatever
may h~ true q the other parts "f this
statement. il j. surely true that indi
virtually Americans are t"" much in
clincd to hr urfrirndly
How much better il would br ii each
or" had a cheerful wcrd for strangers
ard for Friends Net tha, We should
brcomr Il lot q: talkin" mui>ancr-.
Erirndlinc-S does not mean talkativc-
hess. l'-:t ii there are any persons
more Ia hc piticd than the man VIII"
talks for the sake of Sayia" something
without regard for what he SAYS one
of them is his second cousin the man
who insists on takin" humorous things
seriously.
Nowhere more than in university
-h,uld men know the value Of a friend
" interest in the welfare of ones fcl-
low men. And Yet university students
are often inclined to be cold and re-
served. There i no Use in Snubbin%
Il man Just because You don't know
that he isn't Freshman. or because
vou know that he Is a Freshman for
hat matter No one will think less
OF man for being agreeable even to
his juniors.
\ large spirit of friendliness may
be mory essential to strong character
than large fund of definite knowl-
edge.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
Marriages Among 900"

According to the new Social Register
for 1909. which has just been i--''ed
there Is a diminution of ~ per cent IN
the marriages of persons "i the ~
called smart set" of New York AMI
per cent among the same cla-- in other
cities There We're lOl les marriages
In New York this year than last year.
Business depression is held accountable
for this condition.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
REFLECTIONS OF
BACHELOR GIRL

Every man believes. with Lincoln
that y"m shouldn't try to innl he peo
Pile all the time. but somehow it never
occurs Ia him To class his wife. a~ .-p:n-
pie"
/ When man actually pr"l'n-,> now
a'lay>. his words should h.. taken down
hy steno@rapher and placed in the
Metropolitan mu>"um anon" the her
rurioSitieS.
Perhaps ,hr Reason Il mans heart
dm>n't wither like Il woman, i that
h" spends ~ much time ;rr-rryin" il
in alcohol.
There are times when every wife has
a dark suspicion that when he Lord re-
moved hat rib from Adam. most of the
~"ft part of his heart adhered To it.
Don't hold Il eat "r Il man too tight
neither OF them ever could -ndur, the
f"rlin" that he couldn't ret away ii he
wanted to.
Somehow 'w"man> sacred influence"
l. always 80 much stronger when -h.
has good income t" back it up with.
All men are equal except in bath
in" suit.
i" hr really disappointed in love it j.
necessary t" have been married at least
once.
When Il man hr"in~ I" b,a~r about
III" temptations hc ha- resisted Satan
writes another name upon his li-t be
-au-c Il strong man doesn't even see
temptations. - New York Evrninr
World.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
Praises Kelly Pool.

To the Editor of the University MiSS"urian:
! be-" to thank YOU Tor the Univcr-
Sity Mi>Sourian. | am well pleased
with the daily. 1t gives the news that,
the alumni would like L" know. Make
the editorial department strong. The
country newspapers OF today .lo not
have the influence they once did. large
" becauSc of tie decline or the cdi
t"rial~. Kelly Pool. "f Your county.
wrote in an editorial the h">r temper
arcc sermon | ever heard. | wish vou
success. ID. W. MAY.
Maya"urz. Porto Rico.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
An Ancient Ba seball.

What is believed To be th.. oldest
baseball in the world will b. -bippr,l
to Garry Hermann. chairman of the
National Commission. by Ed Laughlin
of Jackson. Miss. 1t was used Nov. =.
lS65. in game played a, Williams
port. Pa. for the State championships
which ended Gl To 81 in favor of Viii
Transport.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
SEEDS SOLD TO FARMERS NOT ALWAYS
WHAT THEY SEEM---OF7EN ADULTERATED
TRICKS DEALERS USE
TO DEFRAUD FARMERS

Canadian grass seed used t" adui-
teratc Kentucky blue grass.
Worthless European screenings
unstable under the laws there
sold here as clover.
yellow trefoil used a> clover and
alfalfa adulterant.
Usage orange sold ut fancy prices
Is Russian Holly" for hedges.
Faxed photographs oi plants.
Dust mixed into Insecticides.
Partly fcrmentrd corn dyed yell
low To make il >alablc.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
ALL HAIL THE HOG

anti -cl"rra serum for hogs. by
scientist 1T the State Univer>it
"I Missouri. is tremendously important
and ii i said - he true The ho:
may not figure in the popular mn'
a> an invilin" subject for il rhapsody
but when you come I" consider hi.
economic relationship I" the concern,
Of humanity where will You find ano, h
cr animal with more points in his favor
than just the h"" with all nf his bri>
ties and his untidy habits:
The h"" comes into this world al
most without exception. in ""rc.a
rlous form. One never hears of Il lit
Il" Pi" or mature i"" hrin" spoiled
because h" i thr only member of thu.
family. There are always others and
plenty Of them tn share the favnr>
that come 10 the hn. ho,l>rlold II i
quit" usual for the family" To numlcr
eight or ten and litter OF twelve is
not phenomenal.
Well. within less than Il year "f the
h;r,b of , H,,.r ,,f ,;, ,h.,. ~ ,,,u
.,r,r., hoo. rr,.;,, ,I ,,,
,f n,,,J. If ,b., h,- ,, ,,,,,
"amc from the hand "f nature.
="
ra~> about ten bll shells of corn If you
Ill
,n;h, .,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-01-06
1t Would Seem So.

Giles: The camel should br the mos,
courageous of all animals.
Miles: Because why:
Giles: Because it i nearly all back
bone See Chicago News.