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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
SEVEN FOOT TICKET FOR ARIZONA VOTERS
 STEP LADDER NEEDED
In Order That the Freemen Of the New State May Reg
 iSter Their Choice
PRINTING EMBARRASSMENT T

Sea serpent stories of the future the real genuine stretches of the iul- agination, will be measured by the general election ticket Of the state of Arizona. According to computation tEe ticket will be longer than any Ari- zona rattlesuake yet reported. It will be several inches more than seven feet in length. In order to vote it. it will be nailed on the wall and reached by means oi a step ladder
 This is in order 70 carry out the provisions Of the much-abuSed elec- 'tion law. But before the ticket Is mailed in the wall and the step ladder put in place, the ballot must first be printed and according to reports. sthere is not a press in Arizona that will print seven-fooJ ballot This is -the latest complication that has arisen .as a result of the election laws passed by the last legislature which governs all elections in the state until repealed sOr amended and as they were not samended by Ordinance No. 2, they stand
 Under the law each name on the ballot must be enclosed with half Ench above and half inch below and above the names of the candidates for certain office must be the name of the ofiice-and another inch of space is consumed. Also there must be a 2IS lnches above the dotted line of the ticket headings. Also there must be space for voters to register their opinion on the elimination of the ju- ,ciciary recall Another inch or more. .Still more space will be consumed by 'the affidavit 10 be filled in by blind men or aTmless men. More space con .sUmed. As voters in each county Nih register their vote for something Ake 36 candidates, it is estimated mat the length Of the ballot win be approNImateiy at S7 incEel, or seven aeet and rlhree inches.
 |" lt Is said that there is not a press ? nearer than los Angeles that win print a ballot of seven feet in length and the ballots must be printed in the ten days preceding the election of December 12, as changes and with drawals may be made up 10 December 2. To gel the ballots from Los An geles, fl they must be printed and returned to Phoenix and distributed ever the territory in a space of ten days. Help, Help,
 The suggestion that the ballots be printed in sections and pasted togeth- CT is not practicable, as owing to the hHmUer Ot ballots required by law. the time it would take Co do the worF would make it impossible to get the work done h the ten days before election.
 lH the light Cf recent and present troubles. he virtues of the old town ship methods Of government shine like nugget in a washing pan.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
No Escape.

These New York doctors and den. tlsts put gp 8 game 9n heir patients that makes lrs hen aHd-csg proposl. tiou seem as easy as A, 8. C.. said the man who complained that he hasn't been feeling iUs, riE1t"
 "The otheT~fsy consulted doctor. He said he cgald aa nothing for me tiH ! got my teeth fixed, go my diges ton would improve. bur when I went Co rhe dentist he recommended he gent me back fo the doctor because it wasn't worth 0hiie 70 work on my teeth until m general system got toned rp, co they CaaEht me coming aad going
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
coIsr In- PraeIous ston,a-

The color Of gem stones. although or greatest importance commercially. is of little or DO value in determining their particular identity Certain stones show tfeir characteristic shades of color. !. is true. but it is only after various tests have been applied that color can be considered at all as evidence of value. All min. erals in their pure siate are pure white. and the oolcr shown is due to mineral pigment ir many cases
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
Docs srinn Hinh Price,

lt is not only in England and Amer. Tea that fantastic prices are paid for 6ogs, but in Germany fanCiers will pay high prices. Al the recent exhibition Of dogs at Cassel a Frenchman. offered i2,000 marks. about cG0O, for a po- lice dOg The deg rejoices in the name Of Tel, and the sum offered might be copsidered as conclusive evidence that Tell is worthy Of his famous name. bnt this Is not an. The dog be- longs 10 Sergeant Decker. who re- fused the tempting offer. observing that his dog should not quit Germany at any price
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
BUSY TIMES COMING
 FOR WARREN GOLFERS
Committee Announces Sched- ule With No Open Sundays
 During Present Year,


 Tomorrow will start the golf sea son i1 full swing on the links of the Warren District Country club. From now on until the first or the year. which is as far as the committee have announced the schedule Of events that have been planned, there is not an open date, a fixture being set for every Sunday to and including De cember 3l. These events include lle club championship, inc team match with Ei Paso on the links Of the El PGso Country Club, a team match Wiih the twenty man team Of the Douglas Country Club at Douglas, the Dodge cup competition, and tEg Greens Committee cup handicap.
 The matches away from home will be of especial interest for iu recent days improvement is very noticeable in the Warren team. Douglas is no longer 10 be feared on the Warren links, judging from results late last spring and this fall, and the improve meut is so manifest that victories on the Douglas course are to be looked for Even a victory over the El PasO twelve man team on NOvem- Der 70 would not be such a complete surprise. and in any event iJ is the one best bet that the Warren team this year in. the Pass City will make the best showing that has ever been made by any team from Jhe district.
 The following is the program, as announced by he committees: Oct 2g-Dinner match. Medal play,
 eighteen holes. ICOsCrs to enter
 tain opponents at a dinner on date
 10 be set by directors.
 Nov. 5-Quailfying play for club
 ChampiO Onship-eighteeH holes, med
 al play. Sixteen players to quail
 fy.
 Nov. l2-Se!ected nine hole. two
 rounds. handicap medal play for
 prize of one dozen golf balls, nine
 tC winner and three for runuer.up.
 First round championship. Nov 1g-Twelyc man team n3fCI
 with Fl Paso Country club at El
 PasO Texas.
 Nov. 26.-Secoud round club cham
 pioEship.
 Nov. so-Finals. club championship. Dec. 3.-TwenJy man team match
 with Douglas country ciuj % DOus-
 las, Arizona
 Dec. 10-QGaliiying round igr Dodge
 cup Handicap match p.ay ejrh-
 teen holes. sixteen 10 qIldr. Dec. I7-First round for Bgigl cup Dec. 2i-SecyBd round for Dodge
 cup
 Dec 2g-Grgeus comm .s.ee cuH. THir
 6 six holes. kickGrs h1ndie@r,
 match ys. bOgcE
 Dee. 3l-DOdgC cup aaais.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
DELAY Is CAUSED BY
 MISSING PRECINCTS
Meet and Take Adjournment for the
 Official Count

lt win certainly be Monday night and more probably Tuesday night. be- fore the official figures from the fe- cent primary elections are received, although it was thought that they would be known today; such will not be the case. for their are seven pre- cincts that have net sent their re- turns to Tombstone as yet and tre supervisors have sent out rncszeUec 10 get these in before next Monday. These precincts are Fl Dorado. Light earce, Colrtland, West Huachuca, WiIgus and Marble. It is probable that the inspectors at CUurtlaHd have waited 10 send the ballots and tally sheet Co Tombstone via Douglas by train, and while unofficial fgaEas have been received from there by teleprone. this precinct was one sf the causes for the delay.
 Yesterday tne board of supervisors met at Tombstone for the purpose Oi canvassing the returns lt quickly developed that complete returns were not at hand, SO that the count could not proceed, hence an adjournment was taken until Monday. and then it IS expected that the work will re- quire two days for completion.
 At the meeting Of the board yes Jerdav 1t developed that there were some returns which had not been re- ceived and compiled by The Review and that The Review had received by telephone or telegraph figures on some or the precincts which were missing in the rturus made 10 the board It Is also possible 10 make one correction in the published un- official returns of the first ward Og Bisbee As published, those figures gave English G5, Lockwood g. and Sutter 6 for superior judge, while the correct figures, retifying a cle.i- | cal error, are English j2, Lockwood 3l and Sutter G5.
 Those who examined the returns yesterday ar Tombstone found that San SimCn and Whitewater, figures which had net come to The Review, were al hand. Taking the figures on the nomination for superior judge, as inc supervisors had them. the plu- tu.tAF IDl sgANN5l HA7 ANAAAHA hN Ci-ht, with seven precincts missing. Four Of those precincts Tine Review has figures on. and in one it is not certain that an election was held, West Huachuca being the uncertain precinct. Correcting the error in the first ward Of Bisbce figures as published, and adding the votes Of the precincts that have been either Ot Icially or uncmcially reported, it was found last night that Suttsr had a plurality of tweuty-iour votes, with Wilgus and Light missing. and the vote of these precincts is insufficient To change the result
 Unless crurs shall be found in the count. Pred Suucr, of this city, Is certainly nominated for judge ol Inc superior coart over A. C. Lockwood of Douglas.
 Figures tO change legislative re. suits have not get been complied. and it is expected they will stand as pub. Hshcd
 Clerk Bcrncr. Of Che board. with corps Of clerks to assist. is now engaged in the canvass Of the votes Of the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
FsshinnNot.

Ladies Vho are iuterested in the subject may take a trip C. Washing ton and examine in the Bureau of Manufactures samples or the wood which the Afrlcan Argocho belles use for a face stain and paste which have been sent over here bE. our vice consul ct Lourenco Marquez in the interest of American beauty.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
RraccIets fnr th. lnsar..

Bracelets have been worn from time itlnemorisl. h2t few wesTers Of the sssden bands oi the present day knew tnst they were once used 70 disIn- Euish the insane. Before luuauics were coliHed to esyums they wore an arm let for distinction.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
Town owns Hsrrlna srook.

Brewster, Mass. owns a herring brook. and at the town meeting every year. following an old custom, a com. mittee Is eieCted by ballot t0 catch the Ash and dispose Of them. The pro ceeds are turned Into the town treas. ury.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
speks From ExU.rience.

Say pop, what is meant by letting well enough alone2" "A good example Of it Is when an unmarried man just continues 10 remain single. "-PEiia delphia Bulletin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
Pathetic Cries of ouaarupess.

Coming Co quadrpeds, the cries of none approach more closely that of the human voice than these of seals when lsmenting the loss of their young The cry of Tounded hare ressmblas that of a child ir distreaz.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
Liahts RepIaee ushers.

To econ0mize on usheTs a New York moving picture theater has in- stalled small iRcandescent lamps on tho backs of the seats. arrange9 10 burn only when seat is unoccupled
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28

The only yellow peril we have io fear is that our wasbee-washee John will raise thc rates on collars aud shirts, Co start a revolutionary aid fund.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28

"Win Roosevelt bc thc dark borseg' asks a Missouri paper Nope not the dark horse. merely an Oyster Say.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28
SONG OF 4 CANDIDATE saw a ship a-sailing.
 Asailiug on the sea And oh it vas an laden
 With pretty votes for mel

By this iimc Aviator Rodgers must be convinced that there is quite a stretch of country between the Az 'autic and Pacific.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-28

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
TO NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The bill t. incorporate the kennebec
Dam & Reservoir 60. goes to the next
Legislature. Representative Pattangall
of Watcrville. in order to save the bill
from the appearance of utter defeat.
after the most sensational speech of
the session. lasting nearly an hour. in
which he roundly denounced the press
OF the State for its attitude towards
the measure and accused tho apposi-
ton of hypocrisy. moved the reference
of the bill to the next LEGISLATURE.
The divided report of the committee
on interior waters came into the House
Tuesday forenoon and was then put
over until afternoon at which time MIR.
Pattangal made his speech against ac-
ceptng either report and in favor of
reference to the next LEGISLATURE The
report, ought to pass. was signed nv
Senator Kellogg and REPRESENTATIVES
Lawry, Cyr and Hastings, while the
report, ought not To pass. was signed
by Senator Milliken and Representa-
tiNes Stetson. Emerson and Connors.
Senator Donisan and Representative
Davis did not sign 6fflfer report "A
strong pressure was brought to bear
upon the two men since the vote of the
committee was known last Thursday
night to sign one or the other of the
reports, but it was unsuccessful.
The hall of the House and the gallery
was crowded during the progress Of
Mr.. Pattangalrs speech and he was
listened to with close attention. not
withstanding the fact that in his open
ing sentence he admitted the defeat of
the measure.
The House Just before the taking up
of the kennebec Dam & Reservoir Co
voted II to 81 to adopt the minority
rpnort "Ouobt 70 ,,occ ., $780,, ~. ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
INCLUDES STEAM ROADS.
Legal Affairs Committee Tavors Power
transmits sion Bill.

\ number of important committee
reports came into the House and SEN
ate Tuesday morning. The committee
on legal affairs reported ought to pass
in a new draft upon the act amending
the present law relating To the trans
mission of power beyond the State.
This Is the pattangall act, which in
cludcs steam railroads in the pro-
visions of the act passed by the last
Legislature. The same committee re-
ported. ought to pass upon the act to
consolidate the management of the
state institutions for the insane and
the feeble minded.
The judiciary committee reported
ought to pass in a new draft upon the
act amending the act of 1909 in regard
to the use Of automobiles on Mt. De-
Sert Island. Favorable report was
given upon the acts emanating from
the special committee relating to the
signature of stock certificates. the act
imposing an annual license fee upon
foreign corporations. and the act re-
lating to the organization of libraries
and charitable societies. The same
committee presented a favorable ret
Continued on Page Tenn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
CHAMP CLARK LAUDS BRYAN.
Next Speaker at Dinner In Honor Of
Nebraskan's 51st Birthday.

Lincoln, Neb., March 21.-Champ
Clark in an appreciation of William j.
Bryan, whom he lauded as the origina-
tor of measures for which he had three
times suffered defeat as Presidential
candidate, only to see them taken up
and adopted in large measure by lead
ers of all parties. last night at d din
ner in honor of Mr.. Bryan's 5lst birth
day, spoke of the coming extra session
of Congress
Some Republicans" said Mr.. Clark.
have begun an effort to coerce Con-
Gress into acting on reciprocity and
that alone by asserting that the Presi-
dent has IL right to adjourn Congress
il the two houses cannot agree on a
date for adjournment.
NO President has ever adjourned
Congress and the chances are 10 to 1
that If President Taft adjourns Con-
gress to prevent our curing the out
RACES in the Payne Aldrich- Smoot tar
if bill, he will not be able to command
Cne- third of the votes in the Electoral
College, and there will hardly be
enough Republicans in the House of
the 63d Congress to call the ayes and
nays"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
BANGOR SOLDIERS MAY GO.
Co. G, I'd Reg, May Have Chance to
Join Border Maneuvres.

bangor, Ne. March 21.-Thc repor. here
j. that Captain W. \. Mcdonald Of Co.
q. ID Regiment. y. q. :. NJ. las been
ordered to bc ready u recruit his comp4 :
Ivy to fun strength, l4S men, at short mo-
ticc and to be prepared to 20 to Texas.
Il = SAID the formal orders included the
order IL arrange for the leasing or pur-
chase of four horses or mulcs. should the
company be called away.
While it is denied ~ Adjutaut General
pill that orders have heen issued for tn"
company to be prepared to recruit 10 full
strength. it is understood that TIL" com
maudiuE officers of d least two compa-
MES in the I'd Regimen have received let
tcrs which i'll substance admouished them
t" bo prepared to recruit their companies
t. fun strength and to look about for a
loHr-horsc team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
OUGHT TO PASS
Report of Committee On the Portland
Bridge Bill.


The committee on ways and bridges
held an executive session Tuesday
afternoon when the Portland bridge
bill and the report of the special COM
mittee of the Legislature condemning
the bridge We're discussed, and voted
unanimously ought to pass ON the
Dresser bill.
A substitute bill was handed Rep
resentative Dresser this week by COM
missioners of Cumberland county au-
thority to investigate and obtain plans
and estimates of the cost of the struc-
ture and to take into their confidence
the people of the county and to get
the views of the trolley and steam
roads concerned in payment of part
OF the expense of the bridge, but the
Continued on Page Ten.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
ADVERSE REPORT
Upon Skowhegan- Athens Electric Road
from Committee.

The committee on railroads and ex
presses held = brief session Tues
day afternoon for the purpose of wind
ing up its docket. The COMMITTEES
voted ought not to pass upon the
SF'WheSdn- Athens electric railroad
Dill ought to pass upon the act re-
curing street railroads to file pro-
MS OF locations and ought to pass
u9en the act amending the present
a& 50 that only one member of the
Board of Railroad Commissioners is
required instead of the full board as
formerly for the inspection of rail-
roads required annually by law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22

Washington March 2'.--The social
ed Mexican situation cleared cohSId-
erapiN mere TO-DAY Inc attitude" at In"
ohiteh states government mas been
maze PLAIN ana there need no longer
De any DOUBT, II MAS stated by admin
lstfatioh offlclals today as t" what
poilcN the ff'Slheht mas IN Fie&.
MT. ldlt mas announced thdt n" VIII
d" everything possible to maintain the
friendly relations mat so long nave TX
iSted between TINS country and Mexico
ANY rupture OF THESE relations must
com" as the result "i some overt act on
MeXlcan SOIL. In" tnited States has
no dcslf" to interfere IN the internal
affairs OF tn" southern republic and
President Taft will not recommend any
such interference t. Congress unless
the circumstances become such Is to
permit no other possible course.
The American troops We're sent to
I"xaS and prepared for any emergency
on the strength of reports which III
dlcated that conditions in Mexico were
approaching such chaos as at any time
might threaten American iE'S ana
property i'll that country.
THESE reports were of such q nature
IAN |" h'ed theh. ii" acted quickly
anu i''Peu tiat pH acthS quickly tht
threat OF danger would be stayed. IL
pe"eN'9 tlldt 10 a large extent thlS has
nteh accomplished. II" believes that
nv pitseiNc vi lilc army IN texas
"'iiiil s,rl"ihe Instance OF the Mexican
po'deI' mas had sopeflhS influence
an" ''Iae americans ara AlhefIc.h
81 iohs as americans engaged III
"a" Vi p"i Hu!'S arr Ho' holesteu ana
~ '''' a. amer IcdH property rights
80. ptI'eC'eu' MEXICO heeo not be
aIai iieu ~ 'i'' reports Oh an American
,.a.i.' "'I.'n nave ptei spread III
'""' 'ois ny irresponsible per-
,r, .,,
ICY WIZ pe NJ move toward l''
un''SS "utr"seS ;" Ia
go 20 ~ '''' LOT 'i'c presence 81 "
r-Ntu III t'''
~ W '"N' '" "u'oi eah' fI''Sia' III
"''''" no. 'iIiiIh Oh acting Will
~ eo'''' III vi No''siees' '''F I'M
't..o.'H upoi' we power Oh 'iie ffeSi
o''iii''' "'' "'' efi"t il'Stit ''
,, 'e' 40 al a.t VI val are ;"
- NC" '''"t WI, l"it mas p'vh
a. '-'"nE VI t''' i'pot - as u
.to p''ioSet' 10 u' viii IN" army
- a. iil'oii'~eu' ne fr'Siueht
',a'9 ca u,u 1t do 'lie l'iSilt "i ao-
N'"''' io' nun " iIi"he an oiiicld! an
'io.'''N ','i." III '"a' ne "ouiu not acl
~ eoii'eii. VI congress ne
co,n,napdar-in-otiaf af ~ ,,,1.',,,1
navy to nrenaro fnr a., ,,,,orea,,a,. ,.l'
tbot !, concross 1T, - - =,
to act ;ts ordars, lo,,,, - - -,
with tho ,raatoct ,,o.s;,,,o 1900,
Nv Ione, tI,o traon., IN, -; =
Teyas viii donond antirar,, 1900 a.
yelopments in Nexico ,rhe Initial
States government has deterr,i,e5 f.,
give President Diaz every novcibl,
chance TO restore order in his r.puh-
lie. President Taft has determined tbst
this government shall fulfil its inter
national obligations in stopninp fine
smuggling of arms and Ammunition
across the border when il is known
that they are to be used for purposes
OF war. ne enforcement OF the neu-
tiaii'y laws calied Tor the presence oi
many additional troops ana was one
OF the causes OF the recent army move
menus. Having carried out ITS obliSa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
THE WEATHER
SNOW OR RAIN.

Washington. March 21.-Forccast for
New England Increasing CloudlnesS,
followed by snow in north and rain in
south portion Wednesday afternoon
or night and Thursday; moderat"
northwest winds becoming SOUL and
in 'redsing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
Boston Fore asst.

Boston, March Forecast: F"l
Wednesday increasing cloudiness,
probably followed by ram during the
night or Thursday; warmer; moderate
south to southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22
Former Secretary Planning
tionAgainst Enemies.
Issues Statement Concerning
"Pinchot and Companions"
Hasn't Decided Scope Of Search
for "Retributive Justice"

Washington, Mare 2.-Riclard y.
BallinGer. cX-SecretarN OF the interior.
who lett tor the West yesterday. VIII
BEGIN libel suit against Clifford Pin
chut and others as soon as he has had
Il rest from the duties of his office that
kept MIN very busy during the closing
months of his incumbcnCy. Before his
departure Mr.. BallinGrr issued a for
nal stat ment, iii the course of which
he said:
AS to Mr., pinchGt ana his com
panions in their plot to injure and de
fame me- | propose to take ample time
in planning a legal campaign for re-
tributiye justice. have given the sub
ject no mature reflection as regards
the jurisdiction in which to proceed
or the scope of the proceedings.
The state department Tuesday received
s25, COO from the Christian Herald for the
relief of the Chinese famine and plague
sufferers, making total from THAI
source of $4,000, including -four shipped
to China from Seattle on the transport
Buford The money will be cabled Ia
United States Minister Calhoun at Pc
king for distribution to the relief COM
mttees. Conditions in the stricken dis
tricts are still unrelleved, according to
cablegram from Rev. w. C. Longden
chairman of the missionary committee at
Chinkiang,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-22

TRY ONE.