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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
PROFESSORS OF AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY WILL MAKE lN-
 STRUCTIVE CAMPAIGN HERE

The agricultural department of the Arizona university is planning for a campaign or instruction on this section of the territory, which will last one week. beginning on next Wednesday, The first meeting for this purpose will be held at Rodeo, fifty miles east of Douglas or next Wednesday, December 13.
 Professor c. F. P. Smith, irriga- ton engineer; Professor c. T. Free man, plant breeder, and Professor A. M McComie, assistant agricul- turist, all of the staff of the uni veTsity agricultural department are t9 make the trip into Cochise coun- ty and they have outlined a pro gram that wih be of interest in agricultural detelopment in the SuI- phur Springs valley All the meet ines, except the one at Eodeo. viii be in the Sulphur Springs valley, and will take in all the settlements between Douglas and Wilcox.
 Following is the program that will be followed at each Of the appOiUs- ments, including afternoon and evening meetings
 Afternoon Session.
 Irrigation by pumping G. E. ?. smith.
 Sorghum grains as arid farm crops-Prof G. r. Freeman.
 Soil management in dry farming Prof A. M McComie.
 Evening Session.
 Pumping machinery Prof c E. D. Smith
 Some new beans for Sulphur Springs Valley-G. r. Freeman.
 A method of farm practice for Sulphur Springs valley-A M, Me Comic
 This work Is intended to be of immediate benefit Go the small and large farmers and cattlemen of SCl phur Springs valley. and the farm CTS of the Sulphur Springs valley should arrange for a cordial well come to these visiting specialists, who will bring expert knowledge in the matter of farming in yicinities where the water supply is not abundant
 The citizens Of Douglas should take a lively interest in this cam Daign and contribute 10 its success in every possible way. as agricui- tural development in this valley WiH add greatly to the progress of thls city
 The itinerary of the professors who are coming for this campaign are as follows:
 Rodeo, x. M., Wednesday, Dee. l3.
 Douglas, Thursday, Dec. n. | McNeal, Friday, Dec. I5. Whitewater, Saturday, Doc. 16. Leight Monday. Dee 1S Servose. Tuesday, Dec I9 Cochise, Wednesday. Dee. 20.
 Wilicox, Thursday. Dec. 2l
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
WASHINGTON APPLIED TO

HASHiNGTON. Dec. S.-Askius seme bing more tangible than sym nathss the Persian nationalist com milsee of Saadst with headquarters az Eerstantinople. Turkey. sent a cablt ram today to the Persian com. mitfeo here urging that efforts Be maes to nave tne United States use its Diplomatic offices in the present crisis.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

country recently pag celebrations made esng and beautiful t fodanee our many people have caused m dancing to'them an art like DO and America
 Washington teacher of of it.
  beautiful MISS
 
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 W'heny useeit girls Ane- ca this public schools Let expressing thought and feeling m satisfied around anu 8 hot. suny ball room
 ASIher
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

Review can make to the voters of Cochise county. that they will have time to heed. Our appeal. of course, is made to the democrats. If they perform their duty day after tomor- row. that is all that will be neces- sary.
 That the state will be solidly dem ocrstic is confidently believed by the democratic managers and it is half openly conceded by the republicans. Of that eventuality of the election there is no reasonable doubt
 It therefore. only remains for Co chise county to put itself into accord with the party in the state as the state will be in accord with the party in the union after the second Tues day of November Of next year
 It is now, more clearly than ever, recognized that democracy Is the party of the people. Our candidates are all democrats from Mark Smith, Henry P. Ashurst. George W. P. Hunt and Carl Hayden down to the candi- date for the last office on the Npre- elnct ticket. E~v.
 We would especially urge the slec- ton Of the democratic candidates for the legislature. for the first Arizona legislature is going to make history and cochise should participate in the making.
 The county ticket is composed Of good. clean men who stand well with their nelghbors and whose fitness for the offices which they seek is aa- mitted. Hardly one of them Is q stranger to the people of any section Of the county.
 oar ablding falth in the result kog the election is based largely on the character Of the campaign now clos ing. The people have been too busy thinking to make noise There have been isolated instances cs misrepre- sentation and gitupefation but lhey
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PRINCETON, N. J., Dec. 9.-Nev
 CT before in the history of the univer. slty has any single man covered him. self With so much rlory in the athlet. ic iel das sam WhiJe, the Fall River toy who this year, almost single handed, won both the Yale and liar var dfootb1l games. < peculiar fea- ture oi his athletic career is that White, while the star of the grid. iron. disliGes the game, and only en- tered it this year because Of his Joy. aity to princeton. Tn his sophomore year he gave up football entirely and played Esbet tall instead, where he showed unusual ability and is rated
 as 0nG of the best forwards who ever played for Princeton. He has
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also defeated Yale and Harvard at baseball, for it was in the seventh inning of the final Yale-Princeton game of 1910, when the score stood four to fcur. that White drove out a three-bagger that scored two ruas. and then came home himself win ming the series This last spring, in the Harvard game, he came to bat foI the first time in the second inning, and drove out three bager which brought iu three runs, giving the ri. gers a lead in which they were never headed
 Two weeks later, in the final same ot the Yale-Princs ton series, White also brought In the winning tally.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
PLAN OF DISSOLUTION

American Tobacco Company Shows
 How Stock is to Be Divided
 NE WYORK, Dec. S-The Ameri- can Tobacco company announced to- day the var ous percentages Of stock in the old subsidiary companies to be divided among the trusts common stockholders. The holder of each ehare of common stock in the trust is entitled to purchase at par if he cheese, if96f-i0l, ,8Zlths Of "a share of the Leggett and Meyers Tobacco company common stock, and 15I,- 55s-f0l, ,82fths Of share Of the P. Louliard company, two of the Eex companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
CARDINALS ITALIAN CHURCH

ROME Dec s.-CaTdinai O'Conaell took solemn possession today Of his t'taiar church, San Clemente which IS owned by Irish Dominicans and was assigned Co the neW cardinal by the pope on his election to the sa. cred college.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
BURNS sUsPlcioN AGAINST eoMPERs.

In an interview on Thursday Detective wSMiam J. Burns said that he believed that Samuel Com rers. president of the American Fed eration of Labor was at the head of a plot to assassinate him on account of his activity in the pursuit of the McNamaras. So strongly had the mo- ton impressed Mir. Burns that he spoke to his friend Francis J. Heney. about 1t and directed him, in the event of the accomplishment of the assassination to proceed against Mir Gompers.
 & While Mr. Burns has never been given to loose talking and has never been suspected Of loose thinking. 1t is hard for us to believe that Mir. Gompers. whom We have always re- garded as kindly disposed old gen tleman. with, perhaps. abnormal views regarding the relations between capital and labor. would countenanoe murder. though his zeal in behalf ot labor might reconcile him to unlaw- full practices in support of what John ]. McNamara has frequently men. toned of late. as principle"
 But whether the suspicion of Mr Burns that MT. Gompers had marked him for slaughter is well founded or not. it is evident that labor now must make a house cleaning and that Mir Gompers must find his way into the garbage heap,
 While. as he says, he might have been astounded at the revelations of the McNamaras, his pain and aston. ishment have not been so intense as to dull his hatred of Mir. Burns, but for whom the revelations would not have been made. It is not sufficient for the great labor leader to declare against violence and lawlessness in one breath and in the next to in- weigh against the men who punish vi- olence and Iawiessness. It is not sui hcient. at one moment to denounce wholesale murder and in the next to find excuse for it in conditions" or to criticise the methods ty which the murderers have been brought to book.
 Mir. Gompers is not alone among those who must give place to new labor leaders. It is perhaps unneces. sary to mention the unspeakable Mover whose comment upon the con fesslon of the McNamaras was, that fl he had been guilty of such crimes he would have made the state prove his guilt to jury. That of course is bellevable as to Mover. but a man who has so little discretion as pub Hcly to avow it must strike organ, ized labor as an uHwise leader.
 There are others more important than Mover who must get out il unionism is to survive. Every man 10 whom the suspicion of a guilty knowledge of the operations of the McNamaras might attach. must go for many must have had a guilty knowledge The large fund to meet the expenses of a three year campaign of blood and destruction. embracine The country from the Atlantic to the Facihc. and from the lakes 10 the gulf. could not have been raised and disbursed without the knowledge Of men other than McNamara and they must have been men higher up.
 The crime Of cognizanee may not He fastened upon all the guilty but ell who might have known of all  those murders and explosions will be sIispeotet by the rank and file of or eauized labor, and by the country a, large, of having known.
 THE CLOSING APPEAL
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
IRRESISTIBLE IMPULSES

To make flippant remarks about the we ther man.
 To comb Day.d Belaseo's hair for him.
 To open gonr husbands or wife's mail.
 To take of your hat to the man who owns an automobile and doesn talk about it.
 To scratch matches on the wall paper.
 To try and look unconcerned when the conductor comes for your caT fare. just as though you had paid hiul
 To think Of the star spangled ban ner when anybody mentions William Alden Smith
 To hug Billie Burke. N Mathct
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
COPPER FOR NOVEMBER

4 Large Decrease cf the Stock on
 Hand
 NEW YORK, Dec S.-A statement by the Copper Producers Associl- tion fer November sho~s decrcase in the stocks on hand of 23,2l2.525 Founds, compared with the presiou month. The total production for No vember WIS ll1,ST6,601 pounds, against 1IS,255.l32 pound in Octo- Der. Domestic deliveries were 6S. 039,57G pounds, or s.951,469 better than October, while ioreign deliveries were almost 100000 pounds larger with total deliveries showing a net g in cf 10,936l00 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
IS RACING 4 N0fsAucg

COLUMniA. s. C.. Dec. s.-Chof Justice Jones today sisued rulc dl. reetine the officers of the Columbia racing assoc. .ation To shHw cause why the races at the new state fair grounds schouid not be enjoined US a common nuisance and as 8 resort of eanbiing
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
DOL sAIE

The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety. of the Methodist church will hold aHdoll and fancy article sale and serve light refreshmenis at social hali next Co the church. Tuesday evening. Dec. f2.
 The attendance and patronage or the public Is solicited. 1S.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

have happily been most infrequent ex- captions to the general fairness and cleanliness Of the struggle which many expected would be distinguished by heat and unfairness.
 The democrats from the outset had a decided advantase, in that they were known 10 be in sympathy with the people. The republicans. on the ether hand. were handicapped by a known. recent unsympathetie attitude and. while We may believe that their late. professed conversion was gen. uine, we know that Arizona demoere cy needed no conversion.
 It was no returning ProdigaI Son II was the Elder Brother who had stayed OF the job
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

A wish once expressed is accomplish
 ed
 He needs just to motion, that's alL He owns a town house that's a pal
 ace, another one down by the sea His yacht is real ocean liner, as
 costly as steam craft could be. A billion in wealth is behind him. Before him his rivals stand dumb The credit of nations a-plenty depends on the turn of his thumb. He stands quite alone with his mon
 ey.
 There's no enc whom he can call
 friend.
 Alone with his gold to the end Alone with his power and his splen
 dor
 He's bought up whole counties. and
 turned them to parks as per
 sonal whin,
 Played checkers with railroads ane
 magnates and taught them to
 come and see him. He's toyed with the market for pleas.
 uIe, made paupers and new miL
 lionaires.
 And furnished much food for cartoon.
 ists. a typical man of affairs The vast horde oI his fellow beings,
 he towers like a giant above. But that which is greatest he misses, The thing that he cant buy is love. ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER Miss Amy Pringle says t is fierce when a single lady finds out that for the first time she has been mistaken for a ehaperone at a social
 MT Elmer Jones of our midst, who is canvassin' for crayon protraits, took an order for a picture Of Hod Peters late lamented mother-inlaw and sad that he would see that it was speak in likeness. Hod said, however, that he didn't care for a picture Of her that could talk.
 Outside of the rheumatiz, the ium- bago, shingles and misery in the spine of the back, Grandpa Bibbins says he is enio ying purty far health this sum mer and hopes to hang on for seyera montt- yet The chances are that grandpa will live so long that there won't be anybody left to bury him
 Elmer Jones always waits until jusi tetore Christmas heiore he has fal lin out with his gal He has saved a powerful sight of money that way iI the last few years.
 Uncle Ezra Harkins, who -s one hundred and four years old, is one oi the best. skaters, alcohol or ice, in this vicinity. Uncle Ezra is a great be never in physical exercise and says he keeps his vie healthy by letting her split all Of the wood. What has become of the celluloiC
 Copyright. 1911
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
MISSING

"
 The billionaire sits in his office, and puns a good guar ter cigar,
 He's just come to answer his call home in a hand. some new model six cylinder car. An army of serv- ants surround him and hasten
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
A FRIENDLY TALK.

Persia Suggests 10 Russia Further
 Negotiations
 LONDON. Dec. S.-Dispatches from Teheran say that Persia is ready to enter into friendly negotiations with Russia in regavd to Russia's recent ulfimatum Persia is unable to com ply with the Russian demand that fu- ture appointments of foreign advisers in Persia shall be referred to Great Britain and Russia.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

When you have a bilious attack give Chamberiain's Tablets tria They are excellent For sale by a.l dealers. 4o9
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
I'.'1'sThougt4stt'a'I6d I''1' j grIfr1 lASS R08EpT v A4E0kzEzzS.

2 with the ball room. the 5ut savage nations dance and grief finds eXpres-
 Dancing in the broad the expression of thought movement. Folk dances, sonSs, are poetic eXpres- CT ence, and like Ian ional temperament.
 aa ar<..-,.se. Ia,.aaa
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
T7sSN.THE.SPUI2 tSNJF. .N0ME<N'T SSA By ROY K. MOULTON.

toilet set you gave your wife for Christmas last year? Echo answers "What?'
 The school ;oard has had to buy seven new snow shoyeis this year. The new teaeher is a physical cultur. ist and has worn them all out on the kids
 Everybody takes Turkish baths ex- cepun' the Turks.
 Ii a feller could remain a football hero all of h.s life, the game would be wuth while, but he can't.
 There would never be a divorce if Q husband and wife would take turns at gettin mad.
 There is one time when a fellow likes to have the Elues, and that is a poker game, a stack of them is worth while.
 A feller doesn't know anything un- til he is forty years old and then he knows he doesn't
 l never seen the champion pool player of ans village become a mil honaire.
 When a felieI is in no hurry to get there the train Is always on time
 Eatin' tudstools never gifts to be a habit.
 | never heared of one of them par for joke entertainers dyin of brain fever
 A feller that marries a homeiy gni never dies Of indigestion, fer she is al ways a good cook.
 A lot of fellers with a great dea' Of dignity never have anything else
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
HOME knRlsTMAs HINTS

Fill the tree with candles and put most of them on lopsided so they will tip over easy Place the tree in the bay window among the lace curtains and fix it- so as il can be knocked over Icy the baby. Then light it and go into another part of the house, leaving the children alone with it. The fire department will do the rest
 Tell all your friends what you are going to give them and you will -he sure to get something equally val uable in return. Take no chances.
 If your friends live at distance, wait until you see if yQu get anything from them before mailing gifts. Then you can blame your apparent delay on the mail service.
 Buy about fifteen or twenty pres ents to give away at the last moment to friends you won't think of until ycu get their gifts
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
cAcHg oF oYNAMITg
Suspected ahat It Was Intended to
 6o Used in Reyes Revolution

FL PASO. Dee. S.--Juarez oiiicialg found case oi dynamite in che hec of the river, and they believe { wa dropped bg Reyistas wao tried to smuggle t into the city. It was rc ported today thst Lieutenant Pancho- villa, eader Of a tand Of revolution isis. and four Of his followers. were arrested.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

Republicans rho are taking fool- ish and useless interest in hopeless struggle seem to have single shot. ting on the brain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

T| DEMOCRATIC STATE AND CON
 cRESSloNAL TICKET
 For U. s. Senators Mark A. Smith. Tucson. Henry F. Ashurst, Prescott For Judge of Supreme Court Alfred Franklin, Phoenix. Henry D. Ross, Prescott D. L. Cunningham. Tomhstone.  For Representative in Congress Carl Hayden, Phoenix.
 For Governor George W. P. Hunt, Globe.
 For Secretary of Stats Sidney P. osborn, Phoenix.
 For Auditor J. c. Callaghan. Bisbee.
 For Treasurer David Johnson, Douglas.
 For Attorney General George Purdy Bnlard. Phoenix. For Superintendent of Public In
 struction c. 0. Case. Jerome.  For Corporation Commission F. A. Jones. Phoenix. ". P. Geary. Winslow. A W. Cole. Douglas DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET For State Senator c M. Roberts W. P. Sims.
 For State Representative Samuel B. Bradner J. NJ. Ball. George D. Craig A. G. Curry. James F. Duncan. ". J. Graham Carleton B. Kelton. For Judge of Superior Court Fred A. Sutter. For Clerk of Superior Court J. E. James.
 For Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler.
 For Recorder Owen F. Murphy.
 For Treasurer Frank Ramsay.
 For School Superintendent H. H. Hotchkiss.
 For County Attorney VI. c. Gilmore.
 For Assessor E. A. Hughes. For County Road Superintendent J. J. Benton.
 For Surveyor J. s. McNeish.
 For Supervisors August Hickey William Riggs. i John Rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

The Review will lend it's cordial on dorsemenf to the proposal 10 make Colonel Roosevelt sultan pro tenn of Turkey What we need m this country is continued quiet
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

crats in congress 10 side track the permanent taria board bill for a whne-long enough to see what Mir. Iafrs make-shift board viii do next week.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

The Douglas Dispatch is always
 setting oa wrong In a list of state nicknames, the Dispatch gives Illinois as the Prairie state when ali the rest of us know that natives of thst commonwealth are called Suckers Tho editor of the Dis patch. we understand, is native of Illinois so that he ought to know that If he knew it in no other way, intTospection ought to inform him. F we had never heard the nickname for native Ilinoisans, we'd suspect it from our familiarity with the presid- ing genius Of the Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

Warren District Precinct Ticket.
 For Justice of Peace. John w. Hogan, Bisbee. Samuel L. Inge, Bisbee. George R. Smith, Lowell.
 Fer Constable. James L. Cannon, Bisbee. John J. McCrea, Bisbee. l.. R. Bailey. Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

' Nas Nell eaoash Lor Ihe demo-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10
THE CLOSING APPEAL
 TO cocbIsg DEMOCRATS

ThI. ]. Lhe la.t lpg.al thal Ths
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-10

For Supervisors August Hickey William Riggs. John Rock.
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For Corporation Commission F. A. Jones. Phoenix. ". P. Geary, Winslow. A N. Cole. Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-27
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DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES

Funeral services of Bertha Bartlett niece
OF q. A. Wiese will be held Sunday morn
ing, May 18th at 10 o'clock at Dodder's
Chapel, Twenty-third and Cunning streets,
Services will be private,
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PILES, 800 postpaid samples free. sher-
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THE BACHELORS, 10th and FarnanL
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