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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
New. Edict by Holy
Synod Of Russia
Jews Are Prohibited from Bearing
! Christian First Names Conflicts
with Former Order Of Car.

81. PETERSBURG. March Sl.-rhe holy
synod today issued an edict prohibiting
Jews bearing Christian first names.
The holy governing synod Of all the Rus
sias is the highest ecclesiastical authority
in the Russian church. Its chief procurator
represents the emperor, who is the head Of
tho church. The emperor has never claimed
the right of deciding theological and dog
matte questions and the procurator enjoys
wide powers In church matters. Because
OF the close relation OF the government
and church. the holy synod has an influ-
enoe amounting frequently TO practical au-
thcrity. However, on the Russian Easter
day in 1905 the emperor published decree
proolRiming absolute religious liberty to
all mis- subjects, thus removing important
restrictions that had up to that time been
imposed on the old believers and other dis
senting sects, including Roman Catholics,
Lutherans and Jews
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
NEW BANKS IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Two Institutions Take Out Charters
and a Third Has Been Re-
organised.

PIERRE, s. D., March 31.-(Special)-
Articles OF incorporation have been filed
for the Loyalton State bank at I.oyalton,
Edmunds. county, with a capital OF $4,000
The incorporators are Henry Brown, John
H. Mohr and Albert c. Jacobsen of Loyal
ton.
The Okaton State bank at Okaton, Ly-
man county, with capital of $4,000, also
filed articles. The incorporators are c.
H. Miller, st. Anagar Ia; II. L. Brandt,
Samuel p. Brown and others of Okaton
l.. A. Munson, cashier OF the American
Exchange bank OF this city, has purchased
a controlling interest in the bank at Quinn
Pennington county, and is president Of that
bank under the reorganization. John Ed
wards OF Quinn is vice president and c. j.
Dawes, Of the same place, cashier Of the
bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
Lie Passed on Floor
Of Colorado Senate
Blakey Applies Fighting Word to
Hecker and Latter Offers to
Fight Here or Outside.

DENVER, March Sl.--The lie vas passed
and coats were jerked off during the de-
bate in the state senate today over a
resolution to adjourn sine die April %. The
resolution was finally adopted Is to H.
Senator Blakey applied the fighting word
TO Senator Hecker, who forthwith told his
colleague he could lick him either here
or outside
Senator Blakey Immediately took off his
coat and moving TO the neutral zone out
SIDE OF the chamber doors. Senator
Hecker, however. did not follow and SEN
ators Adams, Napier and Tobln finally
succeeded in bringing the statesman back
into the senate chamber. Senator HecSer
said he would apologize for his language
but Senator Blakey refused to retract.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
OLD FIDDLERS' MEET JUDGES
Pioneers and Old Settlers Are Invited
TO Hear the Contest Tonight
at the Y M. c. A.

The judges for the old fiddlers contest
at the Young Mems Christian association
Friday evening are; W II. Gates, George
G. Wallace George A. Magney, assistant
county attorney Judge L. d. Holmes
master OF ceremonies
Twelve men have signlfied their desire
to enter the meet, The only rule governing
the entry is that the participants must
play by ear entirely. Each man will be
asked to play at least two tunes. and will
be limited 10 a certain number Of minutes
IN which 20 play them in. Those who take
part are asked to be at the Young Mems
Christian association by 7:i5, entertain
ment to begin at O'clock The program
will be made up after the fiddlers meet IN
the assembly hall One gold medal and
two silver medals and a violin case have
been offered as prizes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
Ohio Boy Bandits
Held for Murder
Two Lads from Dayton Killed
Butcher While RObbing His
Store at Oklahoma City.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okl March si.-Two
boys who gave their names when arrested
on February q as Charles White and
Albert Kelfingstine Of Dayton, o., were
held on murder charge today following
the death last night OF John Rebel, a
butcher. Rebels shop was robbed Feb
ruary a. Rebel, who resisted the robbers
was wounded during the fight that fol-
lowed
When the boys were arrested they said
they came to Oklahoma to become ban
dts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
RUFF MUST STAY in JAIL
california Supreme Court Denies
Petition for HehearinE on
Motion.

SAN FRANCISCO. March N-The state
supreme court Late today denied the De
ution Of Abraham Ruef for rehearipq
on the motion vacating its original order
10 rehear his appeal against the Judgment
ana sentence Of the trial court sentencing
him 10 fourteen years Imprisonment on a
charge OF bribery.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
Attack on Russian
Town Explained
Disturbance in Amur Province Due to
Driving Famine Victims from
Cars Side of the River.

ST PETERSBURG. March a.-An Off
gial telegram received by the Foreign
Office from Hardin today explains that last
nights rumOr OF a Chinese attack on
Observation-Disclosures. the capital OF the
Amur province arose from the expulsion
from the Russian bank OF the Amur river
of many Chinese who had fled thither from
plague oenters. They are now returning
In q starving condition and frequently at
tack Russian travellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
Transport Buford
" Reaches Shanghai
Vessel Bearing Supplies for Victims of
Famine Will Discharge Cargo at
Nanking and Chinkiang.

q WASHINGTON, March Sl,-The United
States transport Buford. bearing the re-
lief supplies 70 the starving people in
China, which were collected in this country
under the auspices OF the American Red
Cross club, arrived at Shanghai today ac-
eording to a cablegram received by the Of
fiolAls Of the American Red Cross, The
vessel will proceed Immediately TO Marking
and ChinkiRng 70 unload It's cargo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01

Gilbertz, destroying their houses and
barns, together with large amount of
farm implements. The town Of White
Lake was in the line Of the fire and but
for the fact that 100 men got out and
fought the fire a goodly portion of the day
the town would have been nearly de-
stroyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01

MITCHELL, s. D., March S1.-(Special.)
The prairie fire, which did so much dam
age TO farms south Of White Lake, slum-
bered four or five days and then broke out
afresh sweeping away the possessions OF
two farmers, George Severance and Matt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01

Tfplounas were presented 10 the twenty
three graduates Of the Carlisle Indian
school az the commencement exercises.
The death OF Sarah Kupla. i6-year-oId
ytri. who jumped from the eighth floor
III the ASoh building during Saturday
IRE horror, brought the list Of victims az
10 : total o. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
INVESTORS READ THIS
Marshalltown, Ia, March 25, 1911.

W. A. Jones' Secretary, Marshaltown La, March %, 1911.
Louisiana Exploitation Association
Dear Sir wish state that believe the land of Northwest
a mwhy
will not eands
of nd
in
to of
fee
Northern o him opportunities
lou YER truly BTIRROUGHS
You all know DR. Burroughs MshaOwn He has Investigated
Values will double
association that will profit by this
stockholders
sold this to
check ion
w. A JONES' Secretary Louisiana Exploitation Association
700 Shreveport LOusis
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
There is Nothing

that more convincing spokesman of good ug
men than having the right hat This Headquarters for hats
OF quality and style No other kinds and spring hats
Just out of their wrappng The latest the best makers
at $500, $3.50, $780, $3.50, etc
Mallorys Rain and Sunproof Hats at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
Culls from the Wires,

me Key TO the situatiOn-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-01
HovEnnETs OF OCEAN sFRAMsHrPs

AlmlTaI EVans
90. pafrin
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
BIG CROWD EXPECTS ID LEAVE FOR SALT
 LAKE CITY MAY 3l
EXCURSION MAKES GOOD IM- PRESSiON. WITH eiSBEE
 PEOPLE I

Don't forget the date of the Hon. man Bros. Loan and Trust Co. ex- cursion to Salt Lake City, May 3I. Several of Bisbee's leading people intend making the trip. We have convinced them that money can be saved by going with us at this date. They intend visiting some point m California on the return trip, as their tickets read 60 days from date of sale. Just stop and think that it takes S3l.50 round trip to Los Angeles now and one can go up to Salt Lake City for s4195 round trip, with the Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trust company excursion. Ar engagements have been made by the company at Salt Lake 60 entertain a large crowd. They intend making the peoples visit in Sat Lake just as pleasant as possible. Automo- piles will be at their disposal dur ing their stay and each one can figure on a pleasant trip. also a beneficial one. See for yourselves the wonderful opportunities that Salt Lake City and the Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trust company are affording to the public at large. This AolOO iS Opth tC SNcEs DOugs OOu be under the impression that one must buy property to take advan- tage of this rate. We are convinced that you will be favorably impressed with Salt Lake City and that you can see the propositions the firm of Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trust com pany are presenting in their Yarlous plats and subdivisions and are strictly high class, gilt edge invest ments.
 Mir. A. J. Kisselburg. district man ager of the above firm, with offices in the Johnson hotel, will be pleased to answer all questions regarding tho =Vcllrsion. Kindly see him by Saturday. May 27. for sleeper reser- vation. The rate will be $4l95 round trip from Benson. AriZ, via Cotton. Cal. The date Wednesday May 3i. i1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
CARNEGIE IS
 WILLING ID TESTIFY

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Andrew Carnegie has notified the house sceei trust investigating committee that he is willing to appear before 1t and that no subpoena or legal document is necessary to insure his presence in Washington when desired. The committee has not fixed q date for the hearing.
 The special committee wlll meet today to discuss the various plans for the inquiry, ana sec retary Nagel and Attorney General Wiekersham are expected to attend the meeting. The committee wants the report Of Herbert Knox Smith. commissioner Of corporation, on the United States Steel corporation and the records of the department Of justice in it's Investigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
TAFT AGAINST ANY
 MEODL|NG WITH BILL

WASHINGTON. May s4.-In a talk with Secretary Knox and Chairman Penrose of the senate finance committee. President Taft tonight explained that he was un- alterably opposed to any amend ments of the Canadian reciprocity bill. The president took the posi-. ton that amendments might endan- ger the passage of the measure.
 Penrose said he hoped to see the bill pass without amendments.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
FIRE STARTED BY THE
 HOT RAYS OF THE SUN

SANTA ANA, Calif. May 24.-A fire of myterious origin in the home of Mir. and Mrs. Alfred King, 783 Cy- press avenue, threatened the life of 9 1-year-old baby daughter oi the Kings as she was quietly sleep. ing in bed room remote from 2 shed in the rear of the house, where her mother was washing.
 Mrs. King heard the child scream ing and ran into the house. where she found the bed on which the child was lying afiame, the wall paper on the ceiling blazing ana smoke filling the room. Snatching the child from the bed, she carried it
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25

have had direct communication have ceased hostilities."
 Turns Down Suggestion
 Jorge Vera EstaDol, acting minls- ter of gobernacion Anterior admin istrationl at Mexico City, suggested in a telegram to Madero today that the ex-revoiutionists' forces place themselves under orders of the fed |eration government in fighting ban Idits and robbers. but Madero re- piled that such course would be i'm practicable until he arrived in Mex ico City and could give the neces- sary orders
 The revolutionist leaders are in clined to go slow about falling into line with the federal government until Senor de Ia Barra is in power and Madero is in Mexico City with him, though the resignation of Diaz and Corral is expected tomorrow, ac- cording to another official announce ment. Federal officers captured in the battle of Juarez were informed today that until President DiaZ re signed they would not be fiber ated.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
EARLY RISING.

(A certain amount of sleep is a physiological Recessity.-D lanes Orr)
 The ill example of the lark Is not for human following. For, when there's less of dawn than
 dark.
 The little brute is halloaing. The shrilI and penteratiag sound Awakening neighbors all around. Hoy foolish is the early worm. The earliest in particular, There's naught in me. I can affirm, That you would term vernacular; I do not hurry to my death To catch the mornings earliest
 breath.
 You doubtless like your limbs and
 joints.
 You'd not have the pains acute in 4 wish the riser disappoints. Who's almost prematurial. I Not the wise will always choose Avoidance of the morning dews. How great a sin is worldlinessi !. We, each one, have a touch of it. And for the world. must confess We think and see too much of it: Pray, therefore, have, my brother
 men,
 Your shaving water brought at ten.
 Pail Mall Gazette.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
COMM ENCEMENT OF
 TEMPE NORMAL SCHOOL

Invitations 70 the twentyfourtn annual commencement of the Tempe Normal school of Arizona have been received in Bisbee. There are a large number of Tempe Normal graduates in the city, who will be interested in the commencement exercises. Fol lowing is the program of the exer- cises:
 May 2S. Closing exercises O. train ing school.
 June 9, Junior reception.
 June 4. Baccalaureaye address-Rt. Rev. J. W. Atwood.
 June 5. Alumni Day, reception and banquet.
 June 6, Senior class night.
 June ., Commencement address, pr. A. H. Wilde. president of the Uni versity Of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
LAST HANGING IN KENTUCKY

FRANKFORT. Ky. May 2i.-The execution of Roger Warren here to- morrow will probably be the last legal hanging in Kentucky, as the law now requires all men condemned to death to be electrocuted, provided the crime is committed after the cleo trocution law came, into effect. Wa1 ren is negro convict sent up from Jefferson county After his arrival at the state penitentiary be killed another negro convict, the crime being committed just before the elee- trlcution law went into effect
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
MRS. CHAMBERS DIES
 FOLLOWING OPERATION

SAN FRANCISCO, May 24-Mrs. Edward Chambers, wife, of the freight traffic agent of the Santa Fe rail road. died suddenly at her home at 3349 Washington street. She was i5 years old. Death was caused by an operation which was performed a few days ago from which no serious consequences had been expected.
 Mrs. Chambers was well known
 in club circles and was prominent in charity work She had lived in San Francisco eight years. having come here from Los Angeles. Before her marriage she was Miss Marion Johnston.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25

out of doors and finding that 1t was aDharmed, placed it on a nearby cot and hurried back to extinguish the fire if possible. Aided by neighbor ing woman, Mrs. Wagner, and a man who was passing by, she succeeded iG putting the fire out before the tiremen arrived.
 It is believed that the suns rays passing through the window panes set fire to an oiled curtain hanging before the window.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
PRESS POPULAR
 ELECTION OF SENATORS

WASHINGTON, May 24-Senator Borah of Idaho. author of the reso- lution providing for direct election of senators. which is now the unfin- ished business of the senate, an nounced today that after day or two he would press consideration of the question. 9
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
Urged His Election in Order to Protect Infant Indus tries, Declares Sen
 ator LafolIette
TWICE S10O,000 USED
 TO PURCHASE SEAT
Wisconsin Senator Quotes from Lumber Mans les timOny and Urges Sen
 ate to Reopen Probe

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Instead of the S100,0O0 alleged to have been used to secure the election of Will United States senate, more than twice that sum will be disclosed, Senator LaFollette told his col leagues today, if the senate reopens the inquiry as to Lorimer's right to hold office.
 LaFollette declared that Tafts name had been used in Lorimer's behalf, and reiterated that Lorimer had personal cognizance of the use of money. a
 For Taft and Aldrieh
 LaFoilette quoted from the testi- mony of Edward Hines, Chicago lumber man, before the Lorimer in vestigating committee of the Illinois legislature regarding Hines inter view with United States Senators Aldrich and Penrose, in which Hines said Aldrich repeatedly impressed upon him the importance of Lori mer's election and told nm that Taft was especially concerned in LOT imer's behalf
 Conspicuous at Capitol
 Discussing Hines activity in the Lorimer campaign. which was ac- counted for on the ground that Tor inner would favor the duty on lum- her, LaFoliette said that during the last Lorimer investigation by the senate Hines was much in evidence about the capitol at Washington.
 Evidently referring to the cleo ton Of Senator Stephenson of Wis. consin, though not mentioning his name, ,LaFollette said:
 In Wisconsin Also
 Tn another senatorial campaign in Wisconsin, his QHinesD henchmen were notoriously active for the sue cessfui candidate. and ms prlncI. pal agent has not dared to remain within the borders Of the state. " He referred to the inference by Judge Petit of Chicago in the in- vestigation of the accounts Of E. r. Tilden, whom be characterized as a "Lorimer iudge."
 LaFoilette vii close his speech tomorrow by outlining his reasons for favoring a special committee 10 conduct the proposed inquiry,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
DR. C. Nj. HORN
so112-s Pantases Theater 6ies.
 "NEvER HURT A RiTw
DENTIST

3o1-2-s Pantases Theater siea.
 NEWER HURT 4 BIT" I can't do anything for you al long range. You must believe me when I say l won't hurt you, at least to the point where you win come and talk it over with me.
 am very much in earnest, and every day adds to my belief that fear of the dentist is keeping thousands at home who should have gone to him years ago.
 What are you worrying about. z, You can read and you know what mean when l say
 "i NEVER HURT 4 stT~
 You win notice that don't qualify the statement and add any ''if' or "and." \ It is a positive statement. ana thousands can verify it; but if YOU won't come and say, Prove it. Dr. Horn," what can do? We are all good natured in tsess pleasant, sunshiny offices. You don't hear any groaas' or meet any grouches here. Away with dull care" says Shakespeare Cor was it George Ade?).
 Come in and meet me and I'll show you that the New System plan of painless dentistry is prac tical. sensible and PAINLESS DR. C. M. HORN, - DENTIST 3o1-2-3 Pantages Thester elaq-, 536 s. Broadway, . Los Angeles -. Cat.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25

barred from dealing at any time for cheaper water at any time it was available. either by municipal owner ship or otherwise.
 Here is a proposition worthy of the sober thought of the people of Bisbee. r
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
AN IMPORTANT MATTER FOR SOBER THOUGHT.

Ofh ~fC8~st tNfO
 According to reports. the city council now has an opportunity to secure for the property owners of Bisbee a substantial reduction in the rate of insurance. which has always been enormously high. be cause of the crowded conditions in nearly every section of the city.
 To effect this saving. amounting to an estimated aggregate of from s12.0Oo to sI5.00o annually. it will be necessary for the city to provide an additional and more dependable supply Of water for fire protection than is at present available. The board of fire underwriters have suo- rnitted a definite proposition to Mayor Edmundson specifying the proposed reduction in insurance rates, to go into effect whenever the city arranges for an additional source and supply of water, to be available at ali times. amounting to 1000 gallons per minute.
 Mayor Edmundson ana the city council have taken up the matter of this required additional water supply with the Bisbee-Naco Water company and discussion Of possi- bilities will no doubt occur socn be tween the representative Of the water company and the city council. or a committee of the council.
 It may be assumed now that the water company win, in this confer ence, make a request that iu con sideration Of low rate for the needed water supply that the com pany be given a franchise for the operation Of their enterprise in the city, but before considering such a proposition the council should in sist on q lower water rate for the individual water consumers in the city, IT the city can secure a lower rate for water consumers. under the existing conditions such a franchise would meet the approval of the people.
 The Review fully realizes that peO- pie generally look with suspicion on public utility franchises and they are right in doing so. but if the city council can secure adequate compensation to the people in lower insurance and cheaper water rates for such a franchise concession it no doubt would have the public ap- proval, provided the franchise be properly safeguarded in the inter est of the people.
 It is well known that the city Of Bisbee is now in a strained financial condition, with taxes at the extreme Iimit-S2 on the one hundred doL lars valuation. Under this condition tbe city now is not in a condition to either buy the plant owned by the Bisbee-Naco Water company or to install one Of it's own, but conditions may change in Bisbee within the next few years. With the hope for better times in the future the Re view would suggest that the city council should require a provision to be inserted in any proposed water franchise reserving to the city the right to buy the franchised system at intervals, Of say five years. at an appraisement price to be deter mined by a board composed of a representative of the city. a repre- sentative of the water company and and third, if necessary to an agree meut. to be chosen by the first two.
 Tn Arizona no exclusive franchise can be granted. go that the city or enc naople would in no case De
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
IN SESSION AT FAIRmoNr.

HARMONY. W. Va, May 24.- Fairmont is entertaining the forty second annual convention of the Churches of Christ in West virEfuta. The conventio nwas formally opened today and will remain in session over Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25

Suffering from appendicitis. James s. Hall was taken to the Copper Queen hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
UNITED STATES
 HAS \ FRIEND

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-25
DEMOCRATS ID
 INVOKE OLD RULE

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"A certain amount of sleep is a physiological necessity lanes Orr)
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-11-30
TRACTION COMPANY FILES
SI0,000,000 TRUSTsDEED

In order to make possible improve
ments that have been planned in the
southern part of the state, the Ar
kansas Valley Railway Light and
Power company, which has secured
possession of the property of the
Pueblo Suburban Traction and Light
ing company and the Colorado Light
and Power company of this city, on
Friday filed with the county clerk
here deed of trust to secure a bond
issue of 100000.
The deed is made in favor Of the
Continental and Commercial Trust
and Savings banks of Chicago, and
Frank H. Jones of Chicago as trus-
tee. The holdings of the old traction
company here, as we'll as the power
plant at Victor, all franchises and
other property recently secured by
Billesby and company in Pueblo,
Fremont and Teller counties, consti-
tuting the assets of the company, are
given as security for the 100000
worth of gold bonds. The bonds will
bear per cent interest, payable in
twenty years, redeemable at the OPP
ton of the company.