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New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
PANAMA BOND ISSUE NEAR
Treasury Seeks to Replenlsh Its
Depleted Working Balance.
WILL APPEAL TO CONGRESS
Legislation Needed to Market
Proposed Securities Without
DEPRESSING Other Bonds.

washington, Dec. 9-Machinery was
set In motion to-day to provide for an
issue of Panama Canal bonds for the
purpose OF ending the drain on the
working balance of the Treasury, which
threatens a deficit Secretary Mac
Veagh had a long conference on the sub
iect with Senator Aldrich, chairman or
the Committee on Finance. 1t appeared
that several complications had arisen.
and that further legislation would be
necessary If the new securities are TO
find 4 market without depressing the
more than s7OO, ,ooO, 900 per cent bonds
now outsta nding.
Secretary MacVeagh's plan to issue
$50 Oo0O. 900 or 800 OO0.O 600 Of the new Sc
cIrities on a 8 per cent basis without
the circulation privilege, as outlined IN
his annual report, probably viii De
pressed on Congress as the best way
to relieve the Treasury.
The opinions of some of the leading
students of finance. as expressed TO Mr..
MacVeagh. are that currency is redun-
dant the world over, and has been one
of the factors in the rise in prices It
would indicate. they say, that produc-
ton of gold and increases in note circu-
Iation have gone too far everywhere
While II is not possible TO control addi-
tions TO the money supply from gold
production. it is possible 10 prevent ad-
ditions 10 the currency, and that plan Is
being pressed on the Treasury Depart
ment-
The credit of the United States, II is
said will not permit the issue Of bonds
Welding less than 8 per cent on an in
vestment basis, without the circulation
privilege
Congress will be told that prelir11-
inarv issue of Panama bonds without
circulation privileges will have the effect
of letting the bonds find their own level
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
FEW CHANGES I'M FIRM
Only Two New Partners N Dec
ade, Perkins and Dawson.

The last preceding addition 20 the drrn OF
J. p Morgan & Co. was made on January
l. 1909. when Henry P Dawson was ad-
nnitted Mr.. Dawson at an early age at
tanned prominence as a banker, having 5een
elected president OF the Liberty National
Bank in 1901. when he was only thirty
three years old He was the youngest bank
president in the city. Three years later be
went 10 the First National Bank as a vice
president. an Office from which he retired
two years ago 10 enter the Morgan house
II was not primarily. however. his eapa-
bility and success as bank executive
which led 10 the invitation from Mr. Nor
gan. but rather a recognition OF his
demonstrated ability financier. and the
same consideration has applied in the selec-
tion OF Mr.. Lamont and Mr- Porter.
The reputation OF both men for integrity
Is of the highest: not the slightest whisper
OF criticism has ever been current as 20 the
character CT any transaction with which
either has been intimately concerned Mr-
Porter. who IS the older Of the two by sew
eral wears. has in point OF technical train
ing and knowledge OF banking IN all its
phases no superior IN the country; but il
was not this banking skill. valuable as II
may be- which led Mr.. Morgan 10 Ofrer him
a partnership.
The controlling reason lies n Mr.. Porter's
mental equipment. in his ripe experience
and IN his Judgment He Is credited with
an unusual faculty for the analysis OF a
mass OF figures. for getting at the meat OF
a business statement and for judging the
financial strength or weakness OF an asset
and liability sheet With such ability he
unires a memory which his business as
soeiates describe as marvellous. great pas.-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
TEXAS CONTRACT HELD UP
Battleship New York May Be
Built at Private Yard.

washington. Dec. 9.-The contract for
t7. hartleship Texas. for which the New
MORT News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
romuanv was the only bidder, will not
he awarded until Congress has had an
opportunity 10 pass on ali the questions
i,,,ol,,ed i, the increased cost OF naval
construction.
one Of the questions which Congress
win he called on TO decide is whether IT
viii authorize an increase in the hmlt
of cost of tie battleship New York IN
o-der 70 build that vessel in the New
work Navy Yard OF repeal the 1nJunc-
.io,, of the last naval bill that she must
he constructed in q government yaro
thus onening the way TO build her by
contract.
This question has been brought TO the
front bv an offer from the newport
News company 10 construct the New
v.,,,, fnr the same amount as. and pos
eibIv less than, its estimates for the
r.xas The bids for the Texas ranged
from s5.760. .coD TO S5.S3o.cc. according
- the tvpe Of engines 10 be installed
,.,be Navy Department has announced
that il VIII cost about Sa,@o.po to
I,,,ila a battleship al the New YORK
Navy Yard. If Congress should decide
:. b,,j1d the New York by contract, II is
"a that bids probably would be invited
from ali the private shipouiioers.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
FOR HONEST ELECTIONS.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Guthrie, Okla. Dec. 9-'AlfaIfa Bill
Murray. of Tishomingo former Speaker OF
the Oklahoma House, and late candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Govern
or. issued a call to-day for an honest
elections conference" at Oklahoma City on
January 10 draft an election law 10 be
submitted 10 the Legislature which meets
in regular session January 3 Invitations
are extended to the four Republicans and
Csoyaruorshtp nominate as We'll as TO
other candidates and leaders OF all parties.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

,..o,ra,Ion should be spread broadcast
49, fhe leather goods sold by the lnnoVa-
- 600 5th Ave are al l-3 10 IL less
han elsewhere--AdY.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
COALITION.
Heaiy TO Contest Election.

The Liberals have gained 4; the Union
.s-s q and Labor.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
NET UN|ON|ST GAIN
AGAIN RISES TO THREE
Balance Between the Parties
Unlikely to Show Any Ma
teriaI Change.
TIM HEALY BEATEN AT LAST
Revenge for Redmondites-
Eighth Victory for unionlsts
in Lancashire, the Free
Trade Centre.
by Cable to The Tribune-I ]

Tondon. Dec e-The net Unionist
-sf, has again risen 10 three. The gen
e-sl election is pursuing its humorum
course. and as two-thirds Of the total
--7,-,her Of members Of the new House
~ Commons have now been elected. il is
,,,,l;lalv that the balance between the
-a-ries viii show any material change
a. the conclusion Of the polling from their
-7osi-ion al the time Of the dissolution
The Liberals have done well in Lon
don. and are doing better in West Eng
land and in AIr Chamberlain's county
than they expected. but are steadily los
ing ground in Lancashire Darwin,
which to-day was CAPTURED by Unionists,
marks the eighth victory for the party
81 that Free Trade county, where also
Liberal maiorities have shown re-
rrarkable shrinkage.
The Alrrincham division Of Cneshlre'
which likewise reverted 70 UnionisIn' is
within the Manchester area
There has been a great drop IN the
sr-al number Of votes cast throughout
ne country compared with he hgures
~ the previous election. in consequence
~ IN absurd electoral system. nobody
,-o-5rg who was not entitled 10 do so
last January. and many people paying
rates and taxes tor the last two years
-.-i-ho71r ve- being allowed 70 exercise
the franchise
The Redr7or6Ites had revenge to-day
for The O-Brieni-e victory at Cork. the
-e6oDbrsble Tim Healy being al last
defeated in North Louth Healy held
the seat a. he January election mainly
owing 70 the support Of Cardinal Logue,
a,5 as his candidature did not have his
<-7ire1ce's approval on this occasion the
-esult or the election was not unex-
pected.
Joseph Devlin had no difficulty ID
hating or the JTnionist attack n West
Belfast while the Nationalists failed IN
--=f- attempt 70 win II Derry
r9v The Associated Press
-c-aon- Dec 9-aIore than two-thlrds- or
kSa -~,zy,,fars Of he new House Of Commons
ia noVr. been elected, and the Cnionlsts
rave made a net gain OF three seats Ihe
sanding Of the parties tonight is as fol-
lows
GOVERNMENT COALITION
liberals LOO
->aIional1sts ----------- 90
independent Nationalis1s------------.- .
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
rPv The Associated Press

London. Dec 9.-AIore than two-thlrds. OF
40 members. Of The new House OF Commons
1-gze now been elected, and the Cnlonlsts
have made a net gain OF three seats ne
standing Of the parties tonight Is as 1oI-
lows
New-York tribune., 1910-12-10
Riots IN irish Towns.

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New-York tribune., 1910-12-10

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
COTTON SEED FLOUR

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June c. Cotto seed flour and the dainty things that can be made from it. nave become the topic of the day since the opening her of the Texas l -tc Crushers' Association convention. Cotton seed flour bread and Tastry are obtainable in most of the restal ar- ants and at the bakeries ans seem to meet the gastronomie st9nda-ds Of everybody. Here is a recipe that ought to prove of interest to progress i've housekeepers. To make yeast bread of cotton seed flour mix the following: Two quarts of cotton seed flour, one quart of sweet milk, two quarts of wheat flour. two teaspoon fuls of salt a small cup of yeast, one half pint of sugar. one half pint of molasses and one half pint of cotton seed oil This will make a very fine short bread. tasting more like cake than anything else.
 Cotton seed flour is nothing but cot ton seed meal well milled and bolted and has a very high nutritive value Its protein contents are 53.e0 as against I0.6s in ordinary wheat flouI and 19.5 in lean round of beef. Cot ten seed flour will cost much less than wheat flour and with the poor man 1t will solve the high price of food problem
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
LITTLE WILL ENTER
 COURTS FOR RIGHTS
JOHNSON'S MANAGER CLAIMS. THERE IS s25,ooo DUE HIM FROM coLoRED CHAMPION

SAN FRANCISCO. June 6.-After securing an attorney late today George Little declared that he would take immediate legal action to se- cure his position as manager of Jack Johnson.
 Little said that the trouble began when he wrote for the mother and sister of the champion to come to the camp to do the cooking. Ac- cording to the managers story. the black man objected so strenuously to this action that fierce quarrel en- sued. The trouble culminated yes terday in a row which led to re- placing Little as gatekeeper by Sig Hart Threats of gun play became so frequent today that some excite ment caused a visit to Chief Martin by Little The chief was asked etc settle the quarrel. but declined or the ground that he had no right tc interfere in a matter over which the civil courts exercise jurisdiction.
 Little said that besides s10000 for felt money which he declares hs provided, Johnson owes him s15.00' which the manager paid out fol debts A permit was granted by tho supervisors for the erection Of . grand stand at Central Park where an arena for the Jeffries-Johnsof fight is now in course of construe tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. June G. For the purpose of furthering the cause Of good roads the Chamber of Commerce of this city will take the Initiative in an tive campaign to be launched in the very near future. The reads to be built are to be construct ed with special consideration of au- tomohile traffic. One already pro jected will connect Kerrville with this city and if enough co-opera,ion can be secured, an air line automobile road to Corpus Christi or sor.c other convenient point on the Gull ,a will be built
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
ANTINEPoTIsM IN TEXAS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. June G. Hereafter county school superintend- en-s. school board presidents and school trustees. who in the past have given the anti-nepotism law a more or less convenient interpretation in school affairs. will have to comply with the letter and spirit of this stat ue with great strictness or else pay a fine of s100 for every failure to do so. Heretofore many of them have appointed teachers related to them, something which is illegal in all de partments of the states government
 State Superintendent of Public h. struction F. M Bradley. few days ago explained that the law did rot exempt eases :n -.h.eh the appointee had not aided in the public election oi the official concerned. a constr
 of the law which has been applied ir this case.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease. the antiseptic pow. vouse feet, and instantly taxes the
 ting out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest discovery of the age. Alen's Foot Ease makes tight or new
 hoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating. callous. swollen. tired,
 ching feet Always use it to break in Jew shoes. Try it today. Sod every where By mail for 25 cts in stamps. Don't accept any substitute. For 'REE trial package. address Allen s. )lmsted. Le Roy. N. Y.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
FAST PLAY IN THE
 IOlLEY BALL GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS WIN TWO
 VCTORIES-WiLL HAVE TO DE- PEND RECORD AGAIN TONIGHT

In some fast games in the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium last night the High school boys won two victories over older opponents. They will try to continue their winning streak this evening.
 In the first contest the High school Blues defeated the City Blu5s in straight sets. winning by scores of 21 to 10 and 21 to 20. The last set was a fine one.
 In the second contest of the even ing the High school Reds took two out Of three clashes from the City Reds, losing the first by score cl 2l to 20 and taking the next two by scores of 21 to II and q to IS.
 Tonight the High school Reds play the Copper Queen Reds and the High school Blues play the Copper Queen Blues.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
ACQUIRE eoL0 MINE
IN MEXICO

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, June G. English capitalists, organized under name of the TOminil company, have just acquired possession of the Ro- sario and adjacent mines in the Altar district, state of Sonora. Mexico. The mine has been in operation many years. and in 1887 had already pro duced gold to the value of Sl5.o00 GOO. In -iisHt now are some 2S0.0G0 tons of ore valued at $1.5sS.000. The in- tentioD of the new owvers is to in crease the capacity of the mines re- ductiOn plant
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
EAGLES ANNUAL PICNIC

The Eagles have given an annual picnic at Lewis Springs for the past five years. Each year an improve ment Watch the improvement, Sun day June 18th. New features. Good music Everything up to date You are invited to fly to Lewis Springs with the Eagles for a day of en- ioyment and recreation under the cid willow trees.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
Back from Alaska.

M M Rice at one time a resi- dent of Cochise county. and who was in Tombstone during the early days of that camp, arrived in Bisbee last evening and will leave this morning for Nogales. During the past seven years MT. Rice has been in Alaska, where he has been prospecting and incidentally doing newspaper work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
Bank Clerk VIII Wed.

It is reported on good authority that E. c. Corey, of the Bank of Bisbee will be married on June 14 to Miss Alice Meade. formerly of the Orpheum Stock Co. It is re ported that the wedding will take place in Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
orpheum Girl Married.

It was announced last evening that Hartwell Nowell, of the Orpheum theater and the firm of L. J. Over lock & Co, who left few days ago for Los Angeles. was married yester- day in that city to Miss Dean. for merly of the orpheum stock Co., but at present in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Hamar ?. Mccarthy. Kelley, Dairy m- pie. Doan) Hits-On 3umsey in 9 innings. Off Jackson 1.
 Time l hour. e minutes. Umpire Mackey.
 Note-Jackson only pitched to one man in ninth inning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
.CHILDRENS' DAY AT
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH
INTERESTING SERVICES HELD SUNDAY EVENING-AT OTHER CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY

At the Christian church Sunday evening the annual Children's day services were held. It is customary with this denomination to have Chil- dren's day services on the first Sun day in June The other congrega- ton of the city will have their Child ren's day exercises next Sunday.
 The following program was well rendered:
 Song Brothers and Sister Across the Sea''-By School
 Introductory Remarks and Scrip. ture Lesson ... J. B. Frickey ! Prayer :......... W. F. Spicer 1 Volunteers Are Wanted ... ..-, ...-.- ...... By School Recitation .... .... Charlie Pelot Class Exercise-"Bgght and Shining ! Lights" By Mrs. J. E. Norris Class Recitation ...-.. ......- Hazel Pelot March and Banner Valiant [ Soldiers. s"..........B By Twelve Girls Solo and Quartet Chorus-"I Must { Tell It. ...........-..-. ...... Lizzie Woehlschlegel. soIoist Recitation-''T Babies" .... % , Thelma Hobgood ! Ninety and Nine" Mrs. Jones Song-"A Little Chinld Shall Lead
 Them ........ ....-.... School
 Recitation -..--.-.-.-.
 Rose Hall in Chinese Costume Song Speed Away .,........ School An Explanation of the Meaning of
 Children's Day ..... Mrs. Spicer
 Offering for Foreign Missions s1Tt1
 Doxology.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Score by Innings:
 Hits 10 211 0 Q R. H. E. Runs
 o 0 O 0 0 0 O-O-6-O None out when winning run was scored. Two base hits-Graham. Sacrifice hits-Grsy and Netchum. First base on errors-El Paso I. Stolen bases-none-
 Basses on balls-Off Done (Wright, Earthman 2, Ketchum). Off Rrmsey 6.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
ADDITIONAL CITY BRIEFS.

Returned from Los Angeles
 Mrs. J. F. Morrison returned last evening from Los Angeles for a few days visit before returning to the coast for the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
Senator Ives at Tombstone.

Senator Eugene s. Ives, one of the foremost attorneys practicing in Ari- zona today, is at Tombstone this week on court business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Csnanea Visitors.
 J. R. Beckham and wife are visit ors in Bisbee today from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
Notes on the Game

It was estimated that fully s1.500 changed hands as the result of the game. The teams were so evenly matched that few odds were offered.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Doan pitched a masterly game and the fans are of the opinion that he is going to make any twirler in the league hustle for honors.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

| c 0 0 0 0 1 R. H. E. Runs
 O O Q O 0 o 0 1-1-6-1 Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

~Oh you Longhorns" was a yell from the bleachers which made even the accused laugh.
 Until that ninth inning when bat ting ready started it looked like an extra inning session any many were prepared foc at least twelve rounds.
 Ultil the ninth inning only two blngles had been recorded against Rumsey. which. it must be admitted. was twirling some
 Lamar made a fine run for foIl hack of third base.
 Graham was the only Bisbeeite who had Rumsey's goat The local second baseman got three of the five hits off Rumsey. and one of these was two sacker.
 Jacosn and Gowan were the only players who knew where to hit for Doan's slants. They got five of the six hits registered against the local twirler.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
cananea Wins Again

The Cananea-Douglas game Sun day was a veritable slugging match, the Cananeans winning out by a large majority. Cananea got II hits and Douglas nine. However. Doug las took the lead in errors
 The summary:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

At Philadelphia Cleveland-Philadelphia, game post poned; rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
American

St. Louis . . . ..-1 8
 Quinn, Mitchell; Powell Bailey. Killifer
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
National

Batteries-Richie, Pfeffer and Needham; Archer. Moore and Mo ran
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Lamar made fine run for foll hack of third base.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Batteries-Walsh, Block; Hall, Car rigan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Hardy. MuIlin and stanage.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

At Brooklyn
 R. II. E. Cincinnati .-. ---1 6 Brooklyn ... .. ......0 ?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-16
FARMERS HOLDING CORN.
Price Of 20 Cents at Fort Dodge Doesn't
Look Good to Producers.

Fort Dodg e Nov. 16.-Without Ques-
ton the corn crop in this section OF the
state is ore of the largest and best at
the present time in many years, and IL
is probable the cribs will receive a
greater per centaga of the crop than
has been the case for several years,
There are tWo reasons for this, ac-
corilng to the opinion Of those wflo
have Investigated the question. First
the farmers have been enjoying gen
eral prosperit" for the past severs'
wears, and therefore have been able 70
lay aside little money, and secondly
the price has taken g sudden slump
and a. the present time farmers who
are compelled 10 CELL il order to make
their rent payments ara receiving only
l29 cents q bushel for their crop. Those
ihaving ready money. or VINO are abe
TO make reasonable loans at the banks
in order to tide them over, are looking
for a rise in the market and for this
reason are planning on holding thelf
crop for the raise. The corn crop in
general Is good ali over the country
and the prospects are the price VIII
he somewhat lower than last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-16
SUGAR BEET EMBARGO.
Nearly 1900 Cars on Track and Sid
mos Full at Waverly.

Mason City, Nov. 16.-Eearly 2ooo
cars of beets are standing on the Great
Western road between mere ana
Waverly, the site of the factory OF the
Iowa Sugar Company. For that rea-
son a halt has been called in the ship
-nent Of beets from this part of Iowa
and southern Minnesota, the places
where the company gets most OF us
supply this year.
All the sidings at Waverly are
choked with cars Of beets and every
siding along the road is full. 1t Will
require two weeks work at the factory
TO get the tracks cleared for the re-
sumption of traffic, so the sugar men
say.
Clear Lake alone has shipped nearly
goo cars of beets and has over 100 cars
vet to ship. From 10000 to 4o'oo'
rounds are loaded on each car. Freez-
ing does not injure the beets for sugar
making.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-16
MI,ek th. Peeper" a suicide.

Keokuk, Nov. 16.-Fred Southwick.
aged 40 years. came to q tragic end at
Mt. Pleasant Monday, he having COM
nitted suicide by shooting himself with
q 22-caliber rifle an inch above the
heart. He was the man who recently
obtained unenviable notoriety in his
home town and earned the coubrequet
of Jack the Pepper. Southwlck left
his home at a late hour Sunday night
put his wife did not know OF ms ao-
sence until morning. He was found
living face downward and lifeless, shot
TO death thru the left lung. He was
wing in the summer kitchen at the rear
of the house, where he had fallen after
the shot.