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The Washington times., 1910-05-29
SUCCESS OF OUR BOND NEGO-
TIATIONS IN EUROPE.

European investors appear to have
become convinced of the desirability
Of american railroad bonds and other
American securities. - any rate, in
resent months negotiations for the sale
Of such bonds and securities in Europe
have been conducted with great sue
cess This Is especially gratifying to
bankers, iuasmuch as the home market
has been pretty badly eongested, and
1t has been "A matter of importance to
engage European capital
Something like Sl2O,OOOOOO in
American railroad bonds have been
taken By French, English, and German
bankers exclusively since the first OF
the year. according to the compilations
of the Wall Street Journal Foreign
investors have also purchased New
York city corporate stock and revenue
warrants in the aggregate sum of
ABOUT S30,O0OO00.
The latest operation Of magnitude
has been the placing Of the entire issue
OF S5OOOO0OO of St Paul bonds in
France Great Importance is attached
to this for the reason the Credit Lyon
naise, the leading bank of Paris, known
as extremely conservative, has Joined
with other banks On taking these
securities.
All the Indications are that the sue
ccSsful placing of these securities in
foreign markets since the first of the
year is but the forerunner Of "a great
deaf Ct heavy purchasing of American
railroad bonds and other high-ciass
securities abroad.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Monument Sought.

.NIEGINIA. the land Of battlehelds
md bloodshed, is Petitioning Congress
Cor an appropriation for monument.
The battle OF ClOyds Farm, in Pulaski
county. Virginia. does not figure much
n history, but il has distinction Just
the same. Two men engaged IN that
fight afterward became Presidents OF
the United States. They were William
Mckinley and Rutherford e. Hayes.
This fact is the excuse Of the Virsiuians
i'm asking for monument
Representative Slemp Of Virginia is
tho patron OF the bill calling for 5000 to
be expended i'm erecting monument
commemoratinE the fact that Mckinley
and Hayes participated in the engas e-
ment at ClOyds Farm
This bin has gone along TO the House
Committee on Library. that repository
of countless monument and statue peti-
tions. Occasionally this committee re-
ports bill favorably. but this is one
Of Jhe rarest legislative events which
Congress experiences
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Senator AS Critic.

& ENATOR DOLLTVER Of Iowa. one
- of Inc pioneer insurgents in the
Senate, was walking through the sub
way connecting the Capitol and the
Senate office building recently. wren n
newspaper man overlook him.
Under his arm the Senator carried two
brand new books. They were labeled
Current Issues" at the top Of the bind
ing. with the word 'Taft' at the boz
tom. They happened To be the two pub
lished volumes Of the Presidents lost
campaign speeches.
Seeking a little enlightenment the
correspondent asked, looking suggestive
~ a the books.
Enlightenment said the Senator.
Not enlightenment Let me tell Won.
my boy, within these two volumes is
the greatest array of phantasmagoria of
ancient OF modern times
Friends of the Iowian are uneasy.
They are afraid that he is DEVELOPING
into an eDigrammatist Too frequently
of late he has been given to pungent
humOr.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
NILWAUKEE'S MAYOR
MAY BE GOVERNOR
Said to Aspire TO Presidency,
With State Nomination as
Step in Campaign

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May 3.-ThSt
Mayor Emil Sei6eTs progress toward the
Social Democratic nomination for the
Presidency Of The United States has re-
ceived a marked impetus is the asser-
tion here today. Last night leaders OF
the Social Democrats decided TO nom
mate him for governor OF Wisconsin.
Mr.. SeldeIS natUc will be submitted
to a referendum vote OF the party with
that of Harvey Dee Brown. who ran for
governor two years ago. The result of
the referendum is already a fOreSOne
conclusion however, so that Mayor
SeIdels nomination seems assured
The convention perfected its perms-
uent organization. appointing platform.
resolutions and legislation committees.
All the speak erS denounced ''COmrade''
Stokes OF New York. for his structures
on Milwaukee Socialists. The L,atfoIm
viii not be revolutionary.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
AGED EMPLOYEES OF UNCLE
SAM SUFFER.

The cdiet has gone forth that the
executive departments Of the Govern
went shall be cleared of dead wood.
7 his means that superannuated clerks,
whose period Of usefulness has passed,
are TO he dropped from the rolls. They
have done their work. They have
been pressed down by the hand of
time. Their efficiency has been inn
paired by old age. The hour Tor them
10 step aside for younger and more
active men and women, has arrived
They must make way, because they
are elogging the wheels Of progress
Terrible and heartless as this policy
seems, 1T is nevertheless declared by
the Administration TO be necessary
for the good Of the service. and it has
been ordered put into operation. Heads
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
DAKOTA GOVERNOR
SENATE CANDIDATE
Dennis Hannihn Is in Race
for Six-Year Term at
Washington.

EISMARH. y. D.. e.-Denuis Hsur.-
mn of North Dakota, 80 became known
TO-DAY, Is out for the SiN-year term IU
the United states Senate
The petitions for the nomination of
Governor HanniC1 were literally signed
hy the people of the western part Of
the STATE, and his name VIII 20 on the
ballot Tor the June election Governor
HauuIun Is confident OF the 6naI out
come Of che election
Z ne judicial nominations have been
filed ana received by the secretary or
state under the new noupartiszu
judiciary act
II the Democratic ranks there Wa
no caud date IN opposition 90 Governor
Burke for reuOuinatio1. as the Demo
cratic candidates Gecr-e Du7s ~
Grand Forks and John Bruec-er- ~
Willlston. with w F. Purcell. are can
oddJeS Tor the Democratic Senatorial
nominations DuiS and B-uegEe- a-e
opposing candidates for the long term
and Purcell wants the short term
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
PAPAL ENC.YCLICAL
EXTOLS BORROMEO

ROME, May 29.-The Pope has issued
an encycliCal on the occasion Of the
third centenary OF the cauouization Of
St Charles BorromeO. in which he ex-
tolls him as the great champion of
Catholicism against the Protestant
reformation. He saws that at the time
of the Council OF Trent Rorromeo deff-
nitely established that Catholic prin-
clples had been undermined by Martin
Luther.
The number of Americans who have
been received by the Pope this year is
Unpre cedented Bishop Kennedy. rec
tor of the American College, who at
tationS. says that since Easter more
than Loco Americans nave been re-
ceived by the Pope weekly. Seventy
per cent OF them were non Catholics.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
German Ambassador
Departs for Beverly

The German Ambasssdor. Count Won
Bernstorf, left Washington this morn
ing for New York. frcm where he Will
so, in day or two, 10 Beverly, Mass,
10 spend the month Of June. About the
first Of July he will sail for GERMANY
70 JOIN the Countess Won BernstorfF aDE
Countess Luise-AleXandra Won Bern
storh. for the remainder Of the sum
mer season
Count MOltke, the Danish Minister
closed the legation yesterday and 1ef.
Washington for Lancaster. TO 1oin The
countess, who has been visiting her Dar-
ents- Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Thaver.
Tor several weeks Early In JULY the
Europe
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
SOUTHERN BOOMERS
ON HOMEWARD TRIP
Louisianians Depart, Confident That
New Orleans Will Be Chosen
Exposition City.

The boomers from the South who
spent TIRE DAYS in Washington push
ing the claims OF New Orleans for the
Panama Canal Exposition, are today
speeding hOmeWard.
The delegation which consisted % the
entire louisiana Legislature, the state
officers and prominent citizens OF four
or i've southern States left Washing
ton last night at 1880 o'clock. The leg
islatorS wish to answer roll call at
the state capitol Monday at noon.
All In the party before leaving, eX-
pressed appreciation Of the manner in
which they were received during their
stay in the Capital They went away
confident that New Orleans viii be the
city chosen by Congress for the holding
OF the proposed celebration in 1915
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
SERVICES DEVOTED
TO THE CHILDREN
Nearly One Hundred Boys and
Girls, Members of First Congre-
agtional Church, Given Bibles

services at the First Congregation
Church this morning were given over en-
ureiy 10 the children Of that institution
Nearly 100 boys and girls who had Joined
church during the year were lauded BY
the Rev Dr. Woodrow pastor. and pre-
scented with Bibles Some Of those ~
the Sunday school classes recited and
sang.
The exercises were closed by the Rev
woodrow giving lecture on Biblical
and historical characters. He used some
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
FUNERAL BILLS s1,sOO.OOO.

LONDON, May 29.-King George has
demanded to know why the bills for the
funeral Of King Edward should have
amounted to the unprecedented sum Of
Sl,50e,O0e He has ordered thorough
investigation, and a material cut Of the
bills IS predicted. This action is very
fayorably commented upon in the pa
pers. for the funeral expense falls not
on the KING, out on The nation.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Invitations Received for
Madden-Henderson We'd
ding on June II.
Daughterof Representative
to Be Married at
Castle Eden.

Invitations have been received in
Washington from Representative Mar
I'm p Madden OF Illinois and Mrs.
MADDEN for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mabel Madden. and
raul Henderson. The wedding wiz
. take place on the afternoon Of Satur-
day. June II. at $50 O'Clock. at the
summer home or the brides parents.
C1stle Eden, Hindsdale. III.
Miss LlOnne Adsit. Of AIbanv- n Il
VIII be the brides only attendant. and
L-lonel Gardner viii be best man Tor
Mr. Henderson.
Upon their return from their wed
ing UP Mr. Henderson and his bride
VIII be al home al 1929 Michigan ave
nue., Chicago, III
hepresentative and Mrs Madden ami
MISS Madden spent the winter sea
son IN Washington a. their Apartment
in the Highlands. Miss Madden b.
wen known IN Washington. eDecisIFv
ir the Congressional circle
=
Mrs Richard +. AmphIirt. OF F7--
land. formerly Miss Mary Afarsrs4T -
Washington who is spending seversf
weeks In this country is 1oy, ~.
guest Of Miss Adline Stokes. OF Ff.r-
mOud. Va
captain and Mrs. Clifford entertained
informally az dinner last evening at tn
Chevy Chase Club, M-. and Mrs. grms-
by McCammon. Miss Clarke f-sr-.--.
IGllek, and MI Clarke. or Scranton b
Paymaster and 5frs Barber er-e,-
talHeQ a party at the CHEVY Chase ON.
Is evening Among their guests ven
NufaH-sr
MS Ward Brown.
Ms. MISS Aida stephens has gone TO At
iaAlic CITY Tor brief visit
Captain and Mrs. Frank Evans wee
SsLnong the dinner hosts at the chez
chase Club last evening
Miss Jennie Loury. Of Atlanta "a
Will arrive IN Washington Thursdav m
be the guest Of Mrs Theodore TTrs,.
Al the Iroquois, for. several days
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heath VIII clos.
tHelF washington residence next week
atu 90 10 their summer place ar CHss-
Ter Nova Scotia, for the summer.
Joseph kaufman. OF Rhode Island ave
nue.. has issued invitations for moon
light cruise down the Potomac on T-ra
sary Of mis- birthday The invitations
are Of q unique style. and contain a
picture Of the ship Ocla-ou with ike
nesses of members OF tie O. r. a. as
members Of the crew.
Dr. and Mrs Harry Kaufman ges
Lansburgh, and M and Mrs Phil King
left last evening Tor Old Point COM
fort
Joseph Levy. OF FCu-ald-a-ha street
southwest VIII be the host at a stag
party III celebration Of MS tw51rv-fr7--
birthday this evening.
sam GuSoOrff and Mrs. Heuufe IoserH
OF Baltimore Nd. were i'm the cirv for
q few DAYS during the past week as the
EUest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gus
Corff-
Mrs. c. Letterman. Of Charlottesville
Va. is visiting her daughter, Mr. Ha--
old Levy Of The ASHLEY"
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
MRS. MARY K. FLACK
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
Body Will Be Taken on Monday
TO GeneSeO, n. Y.
for Burial.

Mrs. Mary Kem|Ie F7ack. widow OF
William II. Flack. who Was prominent
in the club and social life Of Washing
ton, died at s O'Clock this morning at
her residence, l1SS p street northwest.
While she had not been well for some
time, the sudden end had not been ex-
pected.
She IS survived bv TWO daughters.
Misses May Gerard and Katherine Addia
Flack- The remains will be taken to-
morrow TO GeneSeO, y Y, where. be
fore her marriage, she was Miss Mary
Buckley \ brother, Julian Buckley. re-
sides in GeneseO.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
PROCEEDS OF GAME
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
Knights OF Columbus and Com
merce Chamber TO Engage
IN Contest.

Arrangements are being completed
for the baseball game, SATURDAY.
June (, at American League Park be-
tween mines Of the Knights Of Column
bus and the Chamber of Commerce
for the benefit Of the Fairgrounds
Association of Washington.
Effort is being made 20 have a bic
sum realized from the exhibition.
Tickets will be sold throughout tho
city. and every preparation made fO-
the event A fast game is assured. rs
both sides have strong PLAYERS in tbeir
ranks
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
GERMAN WILL BE LED
BY MIDSHIPMAN MYER

ANNAPOLIS, Md MAY 2g.-The class
german. the most exclusive social
function of June week at the Naval
Academy. which viii take place next
THURSDAY viii be lead by MidShipman
Ralph T. Myers. Of Minnesota, and
Miss virginia Robb. of ANNAPOLIS.
MidShiDman Myers is president OF
the graduating class and captain Of
the football team Attendance at the
class german is limited 10 the mem
bers Of the graduating class and their
mariners
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hollyday
Entertain At Breakfast PARTY
Many Informal Parties
AT Chevy Chase Club

Owing 70 ire be utifm weather a
number Of informal parties went out 10
the Chevy Chase Club for luncheon to-
day. and numerous tea parties are
planned for the afternoon
At one table at luncheon today were
Rear Admiral and Mrs William ".
kimbaI, General and Mrs Wother-
spoon, DIT. and Mrs. ChisoIm, and Mr..
and Mrs. John r. McLATan.
Bir. and Mrs. J Henry Purdy were
among those entertaining informal
luncheon parties at the Chevy Chase
Club TODAY.
Mr. and Mrs. PurJy wiz close their
apartment in StOneleigh Court on June
.. ana 90 20 New York. from where they
VIII sail the latter part Of the month
Tor Europe. 70 spend the summer sea
son.
ear Admiral and Ms. William W.
AlnoaH VII close the5S residence on d
SlreeJ. on Tuesda1r, ana 20 20 their SUM-
Inef home Al Paris. Ne Mrs George
alexander Go don. a siste- or Mrs. kim
oau' W!u acct mpauy them and be their
guest during the season.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Hosts to Small Company
at Chevy Chase
Club Today.
Mrs. Harlow Hostess at
Farewell Luncheon for
Miss Squire.

Rear Admiral Richard c HoIlyday.
l. s n, and Mrs. Hollyday entertained
breakfast party at the Chevy Chase
Club today. Their guests were Senator
and Mrs. Burrows. General and Mrs.
Medorem Crawford, Major and Mrs.
Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy futile. and
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage.
=
MIS- Richard Harlow was hostess at
an iniormali farewell luncheon party to-
day al the Chevy Chase Club. in COM
pliment 10 Miss Helen Squire, who sails
for Europe Wednesday with Mrs. Peck
ham 10 spend the summer
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Dance Given
At Country Club.

The washington Country Club had
another informal dance al its new club
house last evening. The large recep-
ton room. which Is admirably adapted
FOR dancing, was beautifully decorated
with palms and clusters spring bios
SONS. and an orchestra played through
out the evening for the dancers.
This was the second OF a series OF in
formal dances TO be given by the club
during the present season
Miss Theresa r. Drexei daughter Of
8Irs. n ID. DTeNrl, left Washington yes
teriay for Annapolis. 10 spend June
week IS The guest OF Ms Frank ROUp
and Miss Helen Smith
d. and Mrs wallace Radcliffe will
sail from New York on Tuesday morn
ing fug Europe. They viii attend the
worlds Missionary Conference in Edin-
bUISh and viii remain abroad for sew
eraI months.
Mrs. Long, widow Of the late Major
Long. who spent the last three months
at 1913 L street. northwest, Will 20 70
Dubois, Pa, next week TO visit her
daughter. She will also visit in Chicago
anc Buffalo in the fall before returning
10 Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Lawn Fete
Lawn tete
For University Hospital.

The annual lawn fete for the benefit
OF the Georgetown University Hospital
will be held on the hospital groun,-4
Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday. be
ginning al 4 o'clock each afternoon and
continuing throughout the evening. Tea
viii be served az the usual tea hour
and a supper VIII be served from to :
O'Clock, during which time a short
musical program will be given Mrs.
Alexander Mcneil will be in charge OF
the music She will be assisted by
Mrs Charles Roach, Miss Daily Miss
Lay, Mrs. Mullett, Mrs Stella and Mrs.
SIOhlmdu-
Mrs. ", II. Hardesty will preside al
the pl 1ch table, assisted by Mrs. Thorn,
S,rs. Peters, Mis- Gowans, and Mrs
Milton Allies.
Mrs HOhinger viii be IN charge OF
the ice cream table and Miss Alice
Riggs al the cake table.
The fancy needleWOrk booth will be
one Of the attractive features MIS-
Brewer will be IN charge. assisted by
Mrs Mitchell. Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs.
Fea 81. Mrs. J. r. Gadsby. Mrs GWynue.
Mrs Cans. and a unmher Of others.
The candy booth Will be IN charge OF
the nurses in training al .he hospital
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
WARSHIPS COMING SOUTH.

PROVINCETOWN. Mass. Nav %
The battleship Michigan. with the tor
pedo destroycrs Smith and Preston and
cruiser Dixie, left the harbor early to-
day for Delaware Breakwater.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
THE DUBUQUE AT COLON.

COLON, May 29.-The United States
gInboat Dubuque arrived here this
morning. The Dubuque has been in
NicaragUan waters in the vicinity OF
BluedeIdS.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Mrs Percy
Leaves for North Carolina

Mrs Percy, wife OF Senator Percy Of
slisslssl Poi, has closed the apartment in
SloneleiSh Court. which she has Occu-
ped Tor the last few months, and len
" ashingIon today for North Caroline
where she viii spend the summer al
one OF the mountain resorts At the adj
JouFument OF Congress, Senator Perez
season
Nj. and Mrs W s Knox left Wash
lngtor yesterday for Nashville. Tenn
where they viii visit their son-iD-Is ~
and daughter, Mr.. ana Mrs. Herrv
Smith Berry
The last "e@k In july Mr. and Mrs.
Knox, accom- panied BY their niece. Mis-
Nina Van Arsdaie. viii 20 10 Atlantic
City for a month
=
Captain and MFs. Beatty have zone
10 Annapolis Tor several ,davs as tie
guests OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. A. W
Hines. Miss Emily Beatty. who IA
recently returned from school ia New
York, accompanied her parents 20 An
rapolIs and viii remain there For June
week.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Dinner Party
At Chevy Chase Club.

Mr.. and Mrs Preston Gibson enter
tanned et dinner last evening at the
chevy Chase Club. Covers We're laid for
fourteen guests
The Washington times., 1910-05-29
Young People
Entertained at "Friendship ~

Mr.. and Mr. N r. Mclean e,+s--
famed iarg -erty Of young people al
breakfast toe y a. their country place.
Friendship"
MISS Frances Miller, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller, mas zone
10 Annapolis 70 spcod June week she
IS a guest Of Mrs Buchanan. wife ~
Lieutenant Commander Buchanan al
Carvel Han.
MISS Elsie Hill, daughter or ReDra-
sentative Hill, OF Connecticut. and Ms
DVlSal Maroon were hosts at a rnusica Ie
~ Jhe Congressional Club last evening
Inc artists OF the evening were Miss
charlotte St John Elliot. soprano. Miss
EioFence Wiesser, 'cellist. William 4
Mllls, tenor, and Mrs. Maroon, pianist.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

Dr. and Mrs Harry Kaufman s-r-
Lansburgh- and Nj and AIRS Phil King
left last evening Tor Old Point COM
fort
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

Joseph Levy. OF Four-au6-a-hzfr stree
southwest VIII be the host at a stag
party III celebration Of mis- tw5nrv-Fr-,
birthday this evening
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

sam GusdOrff and AIRS. HeunIe Joserr
OF Baltimore Nd. were i'm the CITY 70
few DAYS during the past week as IN,
guest Of MI and Mrs. Bernard CHS
CoTff
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

MISS Jennie LOury, Of Atlanta. 81.
Will arrive in Washington ThurSdav 10
De the guest Of Mrs Theodore TTusy
AZ the Iroquois- for several DAYS
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

Ceptsln and Mrs. Frank Evans wee
among the dinner hosts 81 49, ~.
Chase Club last evening.
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

MISS aida stephens has gone TO At
anllc CITY for a brief visit
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

M and Mrs Perry Heath VIII close
ihelr Washington residence next v-eeI-
auo 90 10 their summer place ar Che
ter Nova Scotia, for the summer
The Washington times., 1910-05-29

Mrs Richard r AmphIirt. Of Eng
land. formerly Miss Mary AIarsHau Or
Washington, who is spending severa r
weeks In this country, is now tH-
guest Of Miss AdlLue Stokes. OF Rich
mOud. Va
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-31
JOHNSON SAYS
HE IS GLAD JEFF
HAS MADE GOOD
Doesn't Want to Whip a Grip
pie Weight too Ligktli JEFF
fries Remembers Trout on
Memorial Day.

SAN FRANCISCO. May SO.-Decor-
alton day was big event at the John
son camp, and the colored champion
played to a capacity house in the
afternoon when he went through his
usual boxing stunts. For all that
johnson kept his audience waiting
Ehree-quarters of an hour, which oc-
casioned much hooting and Kissing,
it was good natured crowd that
greeted him when he finally made
his appearance, and good judges de-
clare it was one of the most salts
actory workouts since he has gone
into training.
Johnson weighed less today than al
any time since his arrival here. Be
fore he epped on the scales, he
said he though he was down pretty
light, and this was proven when he
registered at 215 pounds
That's a little too light for me. .
he said. Il aim to fight Jenries at
from POS to 210 pounds, and l will
nave to put on a Ii lie weight in the
ext few days
Il am glad TO hear that Jeffries
is in good condition, he declared.
"ThapS the way | want him to be,
for when l beat him, 1 don't care
To have the excuses made hat
have bea en- cripple or a fellow not
IN the best condition. People who
saw him in the ring the other night.
say he is in great shape and that
pleases me"
Johnson's work consisted of eight
rounds OF boxing. His best perform
ance was four rounds with George
Cotton. He followed tina. I'D with
three rounds with Marty Cutler. who
begged on from further exercising
and then finished up with one round
with Dave Mills.
tomorrow johnson says he viii re-
turn TO his road work. but on Wed.
nesday he will be back in the ring
again.
IL was announced at the johnson
camp today that Al kaufman vii
Join the crowd of workers at the
beach IN another, week, and that
Billy Delaney has finally consented
to supervise the training Of the cham.
pion
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-31
RED MOUNTAIN
HAS II CLAIMS
THOSE INTERESTED IN PRomrs-
ING PROPERTY SHOULD Ap-
DRESS FRANK BRIGGS, LOWELL

In the story of the Red Mountain
development company, which ap-
peared in Sundays Review. an error
occurred in stating the number OF
claims owned by the company. The
correct number is seventeen, not
hree, as stated. OF course every
reader Of the article knew it was a
mistake, as the Red Mountain en-
terprise is a large one, but the cor
rection is given to make it per
fectly clear
Anyone who desires further in
forma ion about this company should
address Frank Briggs President and
Treasurer p. o. Box 1907. Lowell
Arizona.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-31
USE ALIENS FooT-EAsE,

The ant septic powder to be shaken
nto the shoes. If you have tired, ach-
ing feet. try Aliens Foot-Ease. It
ests the feet and makes new or tight
shoes easy. Cures aching, swollen.
hot. sweating feet. Relieves corns
and bunions OF all pain and gives rest
and comfort. Always use II to break
in new shoes. Try 1t today. Sold
e-erywhere. 25 cts. Don't accept any
substitute. For FREE tr' al package,
address Alien S. Olmsted, lie Roy.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-31
CORNELL DEFEATS HARVARD

BOSTON. May 30-sixteen strong
armed Cornell earsmen swept Charles
river today varsity crew defeating
Harvard in a beautiful race by a
length. while he freshmen COM
pletely outclassed the crimson eight.
winning by six lengths.