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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
FEDERAL BUILDING SITE

DOUGLAS. Nov. 14.-(Special)- Douglas may soon know what site is selected for the proposed federal building. James C. Plant of the de- partment of interior arrived yester- day, has examined all the sites offer ed, and will present his report to the department. after which action will be taken by the government and the |announceemnt of the location made.
 MT. Plant has taken a course dur ing his visit which should please the people. He is dessrous of learning the location which the people them selves want and to obtain this he spent much of his time going about among the business men to learn what their desire was in the matter, having learned this he feels that he is in a much otter position to report upon the location.
 Mir. Plant states that he is much pleased with his visit to this city and is highly prepossessed with Doug las. its streets, business houses and general upto-date appearance He will visit the ether cities of the Southwest where public buildings are 10 be erected by the governmeent and where bids for sites have been advertised, which would include trips to Globe and Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15

Miss Taft will be the principal guest lat a luncheon Lieutenant Charles Russell Train, U. s. N, and Mrs. Train will give on board the Sylph, wh oh Lieutenant Train commands, on November l5.
 Dr. J. Russell Verbycke. Jr.. has returned after five weeks spent in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Edson Bradley, after summering at their place in the Thou sand Islands and their houseboat. the Roxanna. have opened their Conencti- cut avenue place. On Thursday they will leave for North Caroline for a stay of several weeks.
 Mrs. Clarence Moore will open her house after a brief sojourn at the Virginia Hot Springs.
 An interesting announcement, com ing from Detroit yesterday, Is that of the engagement of Miss Marion Thur Der, daughter of Henry Thurber, pri-
 ate secreetary to President Cleveland during his second administration, to Representative Edwin Denby of Michi- gan. Representative Denby's sister. Mrs. Gilbert Wilkes. who makes her home with him, has been his host ess during his residence in Wash ington.
 Mrs George Pullman of Chicago has arrived, and is arranging to open her new million dollar palace. Mrs. Pullman came from Atlanta. Ga. fin her special car. While there she was the sneest Of honor at flower
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
HEN IS QUEEN

! love my Thanksgiving turkey. out O you chicken!" is going to be the slogan in Douglas and other cit. ies of Arizona when the day of blessings has come And truly. the hen Is queen of the Southwest at this time. With the price of fresh eggs at 80 cents dozen and spring chicken at 30 cents pound, it would seem that instead of rushing to the Altar gold placer field for nuggets, the average Arizonan would reap a richer harvest by raising bullets to lay eggs, and supply the markets with broods of broilers. These con ditions are the more unique when it ! is considered that Southern Arizona does not have any winter till Janu- ary; the bullets ought to be supply.
 ing the markets abundantly-and they
 do; but no bullet is expected to lay
 more than one egg a day, the fam
 inc in hen fruit being due to the
 short census in hens and not to the
 lack Cf energy on the part of the
 Plymo 1th Rocks or the White Leg
 horns.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
FL PhSO MAY GET
 NEW LUMBER PLANT

FL PASo. Nov 14.-Ei Paso will get the auxiliary plants of the Ma dera Lumber company if suitable To- cations can be obtained at suitable prices--a lumber finishing plant and a factory for the making of wrap ping paper and newspaper. As be tween Fl Paso and Juarez, pr. F. $. Pearson's personal preference fayors Fl Paso and Fl Paso will get them if locations can be obtained at reas- enable prices.
 T personally favor Fl Paso as the location of the plants, but of course we will be guided in the matter by our own interests" said Dr. Pearson at the St. Regis Friday morning. '.It Is a matter however that will require a great deal of investigation and study and ! am not prepared to make any definite statement regarding the aux liary plants. Of course the prime consideration will be transportation. !"
 In a months time said the cap italist, T think l will know what we will do and where the plants will be located, and until that time I will not be able to give out any definite informat.on."
 Regarding the duty on wood puip and manufactured paper for print purposes, Dr. Pearson said that the question would not affect the location of the sites for the plants. There IS no duty on wood pulp and the duty on newspaper. so that would not enter into the question of location, , he said.
 Dr. Pearson stated that 1t was no, the intention of the Madeira corupauy which Is the largest lumber interest
 the reepublic of Mexico, to manu lecture the higher grade of paper ana that the local plant would be limited to wrapping paper and newspaper.
 The lumber owned by the Maders company, standing, is said to b, enough to run the twin lumbe mills of the company at Madeira ii full capacity for the next nineteen years.
 Dr. Pearson and his party return,, to Juarez Thursday evening from trip of inspection over the Mexic Northwestern, owned by the Pearso interests, and to the town of Pearson wh ch is named after the Canadia capitalist
 The work of construction on th extention to connect Pearson wit Madeira, the site of the big lumbe mills. is being pushd. both raiIwa construction work and the tunns work. The forces are working fror both ends of the line.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
MRS BoLEss-MIss ELEANOR SEARS.

MRS BoLEss-MIss ELEANOR sEAEs
 Old and young. for pleasure and for profit. women are keeping shoulder to shoulder with men in their strenuous race for the successes that come from mighty effort Whether in the field of business. philanthropy or athletic sports the race is to the swift
 For several years Miss Eleanor Sears has been accounted the most stren- nous and successful of women in the all round athletic class. This favored Boston society girl handles the rib bons over thoroughbred horses with the best of the crack whips and drives her motorcar like a professional chauffeur. She sails a boat with the best of them. plays tennis and makes wonderful drives on the golf links. Probably at this moment she is hay ing an aeroplane costume made for a Tapping" trip.
 Miss Sears has all the energy that should belong to youth and health. but more remarkable still Is the career of Mrs Sarah Bolens, who, at eighty years of age. is a successful editor of a paper at Port Washington, Wis. She can generally be found in the edi- torial rooms of her paper. the Star. and those In the office say that she knows more than any one else about its makeup.
 Mrs. Bolens is intellectually bright and entertaining. Her memories of the early editors of Wisconsin are up- impaired. and she can tell interesting anecdotes of many of them
 Stirring tales can Mrs Bolens tell of her childhood days. when the wo- men wore mems clothes and carried rifles. During the civil war. while her husband, father and brothers were en- gagged fn the war of the rebellion. Sally Bolens was publishing a news paper. and she became the official head of the Star upon the death of her hus- band. position she Is now filling. al- though in her eightieth year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15

CALGARY. Alberta. Nov. 12-In vestigation by the royal northwest mounted police shows there is nc truth in the story circulated from Alix. Alberta. today that Belle Ell more. wife of Dr. Harvey H. Grip pen, was there. The story. it is said was wholly product of imag. ination.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15

dinner given by Captain James W. English at the Piedmont Driving club.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15

For Sale at Review, old papers, 25c a bundle. 100 to a bundle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
Buy chri..m.. eif.. Now.

Buy Christmas Gifts Now.
 This is a good month to buy Christ mas presents if a wise selection is made SIX stockings are a favorite gift to girls and can be had for less now than in December If. however. you find lovely ones in lace effects for almost nothing. remember that lace stockings are almost unrecognized now by fashionable women. and the favor ite is a sheer. thin silk with clocks or solid embroidery in self tones
 You may be tempted again tc get that feather boa which Is so much cheaper than any you ever saw. Per haps you think it will be just the gift for the friend to whom you are under such obligations. A strict answer to the "whyY' would reveal that feather boas are conspicuous by their absence just now. It is the purchase for some girl who does not keep to the top notch of style. but an embarrassment to the friend who does.
 In purchasing bargains for gifts go in less for personal things than for dainty pieces of china. glass. silver or antiques that are much reduced. It is an excellent time to buy wedding presents if there is an appalling array of brides for the autumn
 Bits of jewelry. novel hatpins or belt buckles that are in good style now will be equally good at Christmas. The same cannot be said of neckwear and blouses. 4 pretty corset cover or combination and fine nfchfdreSs will Invariably make an acceptable gift
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-15
Wiss ersvisiss.

Abandon the impulse of the mo ment- attitude Sleep on 1t and you VIII feel different in the morning.
 Truth is fragile, short lived, unob- txusive, bold and sweet to the tasta.
 Artists teach outsiders where to look for beauty and to discover 1t In places where they have not seen 1t before.
 Education does not mean putting into chfld's mind bucketfuls of flcfs or even crammfng him with our own fsiigious opinions.
 It . no iDolatsd phsnomenon of the twsnf,seA century to ind togsthsr the hoAsst idsah and the mot eontsmptt-
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
DENVER TO THE GULF.

Contract for Construction of Sec.
 tien of Air Line. [.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Major Richardson's explanation to Sec retary Dickinson. Mir. Wfckersham iE- sists that the former caused to be in- troduced in congress a bill containing provision allowing railroads built in Alaska to. receive 5000 acres of coal land as a Subsidy together with a guar anty of prior construction account clauses.
 ' He says the bill was drawn by attor- neys and lobbyists for the Alaska Gen. tral and Copper River and Northwest .erri railroads, using the so-called Jos- lin. or Philippine bills as basis. He says that Major Richardson was inac- curate when he said he got the idea of the 5000 acres of coal land subsidy from resolution passed by the Aneri- can mining congress.
 T again assert, upon evidence" said MT. Wickersham, that in the matter of the railroad commission and legis- lative council bills. Major Richardson has been engaged in lobbying in a most offensive and dangerous way in the single interest of the Alaska Gen. tral and Copper River and Northwest ern railroads. and their promoters and owners"
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
THE AVIATION MEET
 AT DIEHl's SHOE STORE
An Award of the Prizes Made Last
 Night.

The aviation meet at the H. A. Diehl shoe store which has been going on for a week or more concluded last night and the prizes were awarded. The board of award consisted of Charles F. Willard. Charles K Ham ilton. NJ. A. Willard. NJ. c. McDougall and H. J. Latham.
 There were seventeen entrants, boys ranging from 10 to l5 years of age who at the suggestion of Mir Diehl con- structed aeropanes to be placed on exhibition at the store until the award should be made. The exhibits represented every type of aeroplane that has been heard of and some that have not yet been conceived. The first prize was to be s in gold, and the second pair of shoes worth 8.
 The first prize went to Viggo Nell son and the second to Holland Davis. The Bennett brothers. sons of Harry J. Bennett received honorable men, tion. The winning seroplane. by Nell son, was a monoplane which especial ly attracted the favorable comment of the professional sviators on the board II was not only the work Of born mechanician but of one who had made a careful study of his task. Every piece of it served a useful purpose There were all the planes in Bleriot and all of them were properly con- trolled by strings and levers. There was even a model motor! The boy had never seen an aeroplanc. His work was result of the careful dissection of such pictures as he had seen.
 Davis exhibit was well construct cd bi-plane. |.
 The other entrants were Henry Clay Allison. Albert Beller. Joe Kirkland, Roswell Walters, Horace Steele, Wells Abbott. Bennie Collins. Dixon Bell. Jack Barr, Andrew P. Lopez. Arthur Gonzales. Maurice Valentine. George kahrs and Harry Peck.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

CONSUMPTION and all lung trou. bles positively cured at home. A God send to sufferers. Write today. ]. Y. Hageny, Box ss. Nevada City, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
How to Build Up
 Nerve and Flesh
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 Remarkable Stuart's Cat
 cium Waters.
Send For Free Trial Package te
 Prove 1t.

Calcium sulphide has come to be one of the most remarkable blood purifiers and system builders known. With real ly pure. rich blood you may defy all most any disease. build up your sys- tenn to a condition of refreshing vitali- ty, stiffen the nerves to a remarkable degree, and make yourself feel better than you probably ever did before in your life. Such pure blood you can get by taking calcium. as especially prepared in Stuart's Calcium Waters.
 For nervous, weak. rundown. sunk en checked men and women there can hardly be anything superior.
 You cannot have strong nerves when they are fed on poor blood or on ...pimply' or pale blood. Your blood makes you what you are-this very minute. You can change if you are not satisfied with yourself, Begin at the foundation. get rieh.pure blood.
 If your cheeks are sunken, you feel like falling in heap. feel tired. lazy and are inattentive to business, can't think clearly nor quickly. have lost ambition. energy and vim, if you are pale, and your eyes are sunken. and nave udTh ClTCleS ulutr tueiil. IT you are losing flesh. and your skin is full of eruptions, Stuart's Calcium Wa fers can do you more good than any tonic. sarsaparilla, nerve food. /or re- vivifier known.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters contain sul phide of calcium. the strongest blood purifier known: also golden seal, quas- sia. eucalyptus and vegetable altera- tives. These ingredients restore the normal action of the bowels, liver and kidneys; invigorate the nerves and brain and make pure. rich, healthy blood.
 You can obtain Stuart's Calcium Wa fers in any drug store at only fifty cents a box. To prove to youg own satisfac- ton what these waters will do. send us your name and address and we will send you free sample package. Ad- dress F. A. stuart Co. 175 Stuart Bldg. Marshall Mich.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
The Spring and Summer Modes,
 Being Introduced By /. N. Goldwater & Bro.
are the distinctive conceptions in which the first style authorities of the world have
 achieved their greatest success

achieved their greatest success
 This store has never had greater claim to its pre-eminence as an authority on style than in the distinctive modes which have been gathered for the Fall and Winter seasons from all the worlds deserving sources. The representation is as authell- tie as it is comprehensive.
 We are in almost constant touch with the masters to whom all the world looks for the first thoughts on fashion, and our unique facilities for gathering and making use of the latest style information are shown in the exclusive character of our great num- bers of effective novelties.
 The; personal inspection and comparison we are thus enabled to make thorougllly qualities us not only to modify the extreme fashions without detracting from their in- dividuality, but in great measure to direct style tendencies along the more con- servatNe lines.
 = And this emphasis we place upon our style supremacy applies no more force fully to our great Appareland Piece-GoOds Section than to the sections devoted to the least important dress accessories.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

line between Denver. Dallas and the Gulf of Mexico was taken yesterday. when contracts were closed between the officials of the Denver 6 Gulf Railroad company of Colorado, Okla homa and Texas. and the trustees. holding s100,000 cash now on deposit in the bank of Lamar, Colo, for the construction and operation of TO miles of railroad between Lama and Teholm, Texas. on or before July 10. 1911.
 This and the contracts now in force in Texas will insure the completion of $50 miles of this system, which it is proposed eventually to extend to the Pacific Northwest coast.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Denver. Colo. Feb. 12.-Another step in the construction of an air
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
MUSICAL NUMBERS.

To Be Given ct the Central N.
 Church, South, Sunday Evening.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
Work While : You,Sleep

Ailieas of people havs CAS- CARPETS do . Health work for them. If you have never tried this lssse health maker-Get . lOc box-and you will never uss any ether bousi medicine. n, cAScAl11o ias les fer . veek's f.-
 6eetMe1t eff eyqR3s(s. 1lguest selieS
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Arizona republican., 1910-02-13
WARRIOR LOBBYIST
 MAYOR RICHARDSON The Alaskan Delegate Further Calls War Departments Attention
 to His Activities.

Washington. Feb 12.-Deiegate Wickersham of Alaska has replied to letter from Secretary of War Dickinson repeating and elsborating his charges against Major w. P. Richardson. U. s. A. of lobbying before congress. for. the benefit of private interests, Pointing
 out various alleged discrepancies ir
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

The tenseness of the moment made him nervous and he failed. Davis fam ned, and after him came Patrick. who also famed, and after him, with still three men on the bases. Harris famed and the game was over.
 The tabulated score is as follows:
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Prelude. Reverie Flagler Chorus. Praise Waiteth For Thee" Offertory. "Andante Religioso"..... ........ Lemalgee Solo. Fear Not Ye. O Israel". Buck
 Mir. Kerr.
 Sermon. ...............B By the Pastor Postiude. "ProcessionaI' :. Organ
Arizona republican., 1910-02-13

Summary-Struck out: By Will Hams. 10; by Kill. 10: by Morolis. 1. Base on balls: Williams, O.: Kill. g.: Moraiis. l. Hit by pitcher: Will hafns.: 5; Kill. 0; Moralis. o. Twobase hits, Bostic and Resvoloso.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
"w. prorENuAuHR.



gcrrctnry W. q. Smith submitted
the following report on tho work OF
tho year:
Th last meeting of the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Association was held
at the rooms of the Association. in lIo-
nolulu, November IBIS. 1909.
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wore uo,srs II sohaoror n ~
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S,,a,yy ~ rro,,,b,,,,r and Va N
c,ni,h
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u, u "''''' ''''''" '"e '"''o"'"b
president w. I" IRWIN; Nlce-Prcsi-
don't w. fIotcnhaucr; Secretary and
Treasurer, w. q. smith; Auditor, g..
H. Robertson, and hr. l.. j. Warren
was appointed Assistant Secretary and
Treasurer.
Mr. w. G.. Irwin on the 10th day of
December, 1909, resigned as President
and Trus,cc, and as u member of the
Association, ard under Article VI of
tho bylaws the trustees appointed
NJ W. rfotcnhauor 10 the Office of
rracdent, and Mr. T. d. Tonncy as
iNir, President to mi the vacancy
cured by the appointment of Mr.
] cnhaucr to the presidency; and
Mr.. J. NJ. Dowsctt was appointed truss
tee to III the vacancy caused 10y the
resignation of Mr.. W. G.. Irwin from
the Board
Because of his intended absence
! from the Territory for considerable
period. Mr. r. NJ. Swanzy resigned as
1 a trustee, and on April rs, 1910, Mr..
/ r. G. Davies was appointed to fill The
vacancy
Tho following members of the AS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14

Cutting. Loading and General Plan
tniion rransportation--A. liorncr,
chairman: H. a. Baldwin. Jamc3
Glib. r. Weber. W. G. Ogg.
Manufacture of Sugar and Utiliza-
ton OF By-Products--J. n. .. VIII
liams, chairman; u. ID. baldwin. John
Watt A. Ahrens, J. H. Myers.
Machinery (a) Manufacturing--ll.
D. Penhnllog. chairman; John Hind,
Robert Cation.
Machinery 90 Agricultural--W W.
Goodalc, chairman; H. II. Renton, An
drew Adams, J. NJ. Ross, VIM. Pullar.
Forestry--John Watt, chairman; F..
Weber, G.. II. Wilcox, w. @. Ogg, Rob
crt HALL
Warehouses For, and Storage OF,
Raw Sugar. Weinzhcincr, chair
man; J. n. S. Williams, Geo. +. Rem
ton. wsStodart.
Labor Saving Dcvices--J. T. Moir,
chairman; W. w. Goodalc, A. lIorncr,
Geo. +. Fairchld. Il. Broadbent.
During the year the trustees have
held tnirty-six regular meetings. The
Standing. Committees on Labor and
Experiment Station have held many
meetings, reporting their action and
recommendations at the meetings Of
the Board of Trustees.
The Island Associations on the scy-
cral islands have maintained their or
CARNATIONS and have met from time
to time to consider matters of local in
tcrest. The meetings of these local
! associations have resulted In benefit,
! and II would seem desirable that more
frequent meetings should be held.
The crop reports for the past year
and for the ten years from 1901 to
| 1910 inclusive are herewith presented.
/ The crop of sugar for the twelve
months from October I. 1909, to Sep
! tcmbcr 80. 1910. was 5iS,137 tons.
The reports of the various commit
tees which have been received have
been printed and are presented here
! with
Hon. L. NJ. Hatch, the representa-
tive of tho Association at Washington,
has rendered valuable service at the
/ Capitol. 81.
! The presidents and vicc-prCsidcnts
of 'he Association for the past eight
years have been as follows:
l902-3-Prcsidcnt, II. A. lscnbcrg;
vice president. y. ID. Tcnney.
l9O3-4--Prcsidcnt, l., ID. Tcnncy;
yice-prcsident. +. NJ. Swanzy
i9i-j-Prcsldent f. NJ. SwanZy
vicn-presidont, II. p. Baldwin.
l915-Gx-President, II. +. Baldwin
yice-presi1e y. +. Bishop.
l9GG-7-President Il. +. Bishop;
vice-presidcnt. +. A. Schacrcr.
1907-S--Presidcnt, +, A. Schac!cr;
vice-presidont. S. NJ. Damon.
| i90S-9-President. s. NJ. Damon
vice-president, w. G. Irwin
909-l0--Presidcnt w G. Irwin;
vice-presidcnt. w. Pfotcnhaucr; tw
Piotcnhaucr. president. and L. ID. Ten
ney, vice. president 10 I'LL yacancics)
Respectfully submitted,
! WILLIAM o. SMITH.
Secretary.
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