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Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
How He Took It.

"In training" said an instructor iD athletics. ''the strictest obedience Is re- quired. Whenever l think of the the ory of training I think of Dash, who. after eighteen years of married life. is one of the best and happiest bus bands in the world.
 Dash l once said to him, well, Dash, old man, how do you take mar ried life?
 According to directions. he re- piled
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25
The Sixth Sense.

In a primary school examination over which once had the pleasure to preside one of the questions was with regard to the five senses. One of the bright pupils handled the subject thus:
 "The five senses are sneezing. sob bing. crying. yawning and coughing By the sixth sense is meant an extra one which some folks have. This Is snoring ~ Woman's Home CompaD- ion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

President Johnson is gathering new dope on the Abmerican League payers. Each player must answer the following questions; Name? Ad- dress? Position? Date of Birth Place of Birth? What year did you start playing professional ball and with what club? What other clubs have you played with, what year, and how long? Right or left heanded batsman2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

When given as soon as the croupy cough appears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will ward off an attack Of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. Sold by all Druggists 236
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-25

In the professional match Adams lost to Livie down and 1 to go at the thirty-second hole.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-09-15
ne Governorship 80 The Legislature So County
Local Option - Chicago and the State

These the leading issues and the vital factors the
ouyear battle between the temperance forces and the
liquor interests which begins with the state campaign
Here the very outset of the campaign purposey
define the issues they affect the future of the temperance
cause in Illinois.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-09-15
The Governorship

The liquor interests will attempt control the next gov
of Illinois, They attempted it four years and
they will try it again. The next governor, whatever his
party should who willing let the people rule
protector Of the liquor trust and the saloon He must not
be who will lend his official influence to the passage
of liquor legislation, who will veto temperance
There doubtless those who will that the temper
element in Illinois has proper interest in the gov
ernorship He blind bat who says that. The
by his executive approval his Veto becomes the
most important part of the aw-makng machinery He
stands powerful referee all questions of public
and question is of public i'll Illinois
today than the liquor question.
Let the people of Illinois remember well the late exper
of the people of Indiana failure recognize the
Importance of the governorshp lost the county option law
Indiana.
Let them remember the experiences of Ohio! Because
100000 of the best e? citizens of that state failed to realize
the significance of the legislature and the governorshp the
temperance forces Of Ohio had the fight of their lives in
the late session Of the Ohio legislature their county
option law from destruction.
Why So Important
The governor of Illinois is elected for four years He
through sessions of the legislature To be
bills through the house and the but
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-09-15
State Anti-Saloon League Convention to be Held
November Is and LIZ


lcagO and the State
temperance forces expect to control twoirds of either
house senate They fortunate, indeed if they
bare majority Therefore, neither the liquor in
the temperance forces pass bill over the
veto of the governor.
The governor defeat all temperance bills
He defeat all liquor bills.
Must say more to make plain the duty of the people
of Illinois to look we'll the character of the
1t is enough.
To the Temperance People
TO the temperance people would say that the fortunes
Of the temperance from until 1917 will very much
depend on your interest, your devotion, your work. and
your Independent loyalty to principle in the present
test for The liquor interests hope respite
leader among them said of the situation IF stay
(the temperance tide for the three years.
we hope for reaction. supple servant Of the liquor in
terests the governors chair would say the progress
of the temperance in Illinois for five years
To the Political Parties
The An-Saloon League is not political party, and it is
not enemy of political parties It believes that so long
his conscience will let him. the voter should act within
party lines And to the political parties would say that
the temperance question lies close the heart of the people
today They expecting square deal from you They
expect to nominate several tickets candidates
for governor who will favor and approve legislation
giving into the hands of the people themselves the control
of the saloon question Party ties lightly
held To nominate for any party ticket
man who would deny the people self government this
question of the liquor traffic to invite detection and revolt
The Legislature
Nominations for the next legislature will also be made
April g. 1912. This is vital the governorship The
primary event of April will east it's shadow the
islave session Of 1913 If the county option bill
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-09-15
Why So Important

The governor of Illinois is elected for four years. He
through sessions of the legislature To be
he pass bills through the house and the senate but
he has in his power to prevent their enactment into law
though passed by the assembly For four
temperance legislation in Illinois will rest largely in his
hands 1t requires two-thrs vote of the house and the
senate pass bill the governors veto Every
knows that the fight between temperance and liquor
close in Illinois that neither the liquor interests the
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1911-09-15
The Legislature

Nominations for the next legislature will also be made
April g. 1912 This is vital the governorship The
primary event of April will its shadow the leg
islave session Of 1913 If the county option bill be
enacted into law in 1913 majority of county option
must be nominated on April 1912 If you expect to reap
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 29.-The opening In the
wheat pit was tame and disappointing 10
the bulls this morning, the trade in gen
erul refusing to place credence in the
SENSATIONAL black rust reports from the
| northwest. Longs were the early sellers
and the weekend profit taking counted
some against values.
Corn was AMtsc higher on covering by
shorts. There was some fair local selling.
Which caused slight reaction.
oats were up "a Ac early out TINS al.
vasce was lost and a further slump or
A'Ihc added to it. The general trade
WIS small.
PROVISIONS were unsettled Pork was
hiHher while lard and ribs were lower
As soon as the early orders were filed
there was n Slight reaction.
Wheat continued narrow and easier. In
the face of an unusual amount of profit
taking, prices were well sustained. how
ever Black rust claims from the north
west were numerous and somewhat con
h1rting. Some statements from Saskatche-
wan and Manitoba declare there was no
rust In that section. Reports from the
tpIng wheat section this side of the Dor
de. gave the weather as fire and favor
Il bic.
Corn triHe higher and the range
WIS narrow. The talent favored the bear
siGe In sympathy with the weakness in
wheat, coupled with the report of Crop Ek-
pe.t o. B. Lyle. who says the yield will
be much better than has been looked for.
oats were fairly active and prices were
steady and without material change. The
sentiment was about evenly divided Pro
visions showed but little life and prices
were without marked change. The mar
Ike. was merely a scalping affair.
Wheat, 5000 bu; corn. 10000 bu; oats,
10000 blu. Vessel room was chartered for
100 bu wheat and 100000 bu corn to
Buffalo at Nc and 10000 bu oats. des-
tination not given.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, July 2s.-with Union Pa
cifc, Reading and Canadian Pacific the
features, the stock market showed pro
nounced strength in many speciaities
Union Pacific and Reading scored gains
Of half a point in the first few sales, while
Canadian Pacific opened Is higher. how
ever. after a few minutes Of trading part
Of the advance was lost In the first TWO
stocks realizing.
There was a good demand from LONDON
by reason of the brighter outlook In the
Moroccan affair. while traders on the Lon
don side of the marker here were buyers
not caring to remain short at the week
end.
After the opening the demand for Cana
dian Pacific continued. this stock going up
y, making a full point gain. Strength
in this Issue was also shown abroad
The railroad group as Il whole sbo"ed
frmness. Steel was strong. notTlthsfand
Ing the congressional investi CATION whfc
is now under way. Among the gains were
the following: Steel u; Amalsamated
Copper. Is: American Smelling, 4; Erie,
u: Pennsylvania, u; Atchison. y; Mis-
souri, Pacific u !; Southern Pacific. u :
Southern Railway, u.
The curb opened steady. The London
market closed firm with American stron .
and Canadian Pacific in good demand
Mexican Railway shares were weak on re-
ports of an immediate railroad strike IN
Mexico and the revolution which has
broken out there.
The market closed steady. There was
fair buying Of the leading railroad issues,
but trading In general was dull. Bonds
also held steady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
FINANCIAL NOTES

W an street news summary: ,
Moroccan situation clearing. Paris optf-
Emperor William for amicable settlement
Resolution introduced in house propos-
ihS reciprocity agreement with Mexico;
Imports into United States during 1911
in 1910
Steel hearing today with L. c. Ledyard.i
House expected to reject senate wool
Of ca pacity
., Railroads buying structural material In
hallroad equipment companies report
oe ever Inquiry for material.
decrease Of os seors n ,er t sw9 weeks
W., Morgan & Co: confirm report that
New Y York Ssntrai win merge its lines ,n IN
operate under one financial mana cement
Lonsda!e says: Representative Talcott
OF New York has introduced a bill pro-
nlnitlng the use Of cars made Of wood on
FFalIroads after Jan. /. 1918. and providing
19 Jar mail lot, ,e be hauled in steel cars aftes
. rev OF railroads that this is most prac-
tlcaI and necessary II means more con
sumption for steel products.
The Colorado & Southern has published
the preliminary report for the fiscal year,
showing an per cent decrease in net
per cent IN surplus.
Coupon Panama Canal ; per cent bonds,
are now ready for delivery by the secre
tary Of the treasury at Washington. Ne
sotiable receipts issued for these bonds
should be Endorsed by the holders thereof
bonds VIII lie forwarded TO the assistant
| treasurer Of the United states In this city
Of he rsceps ~ rs M
wise the secretary OF the treasury at Wash !
ington Of The amount represented by th'i
should be Endorsed in like manner as res
ceipt forwarded direct to Washington.
The Hawaiian s1,5oo,ooo per cent
ssrihed more than six times The puIk
CO; Of Evansville. They took sl,a25 600
President r; S. Lovett Of the Union Pa
cifc lines. who arrived in this country
from Europe Friday. would make no an
| nouncement concerning plans for segre
cation Of the company's investment hold
| ings.
| volume of general freight is about the;
same as for last year. Earnings are as
good as could be expected under the pres
ent duh conditions.
Gross business Of the International Har-
vester company Is running at record hg
uleS. Fol the first six months the volume
| OF sales promised an output for the twelve
month of more than S1100O0,000 compar red
with s101 900 for 1910.
compilation by the Wall Street Jour
nal Of shareholders Interested In large in i
dustrial and railroad corporations reveals
a striking increase in the number. Thirty
six corporations reporting show a total of
314,I66 shareholders. compared with
| 1t9.ooS in 1906 and lOo,7s3 in 1901, an in
In some 95 per cent ire made up of
people owning less than 100 shares each.
Another Interesting feature is that from
| 30 to 30 per cent Of shareholders Of the
greater corporations are women The steel
corporation books show that between SIS
and 80 per cent CT its stock owned by
women. The steel corporation in 1901 had
80. 900 shareholders in 1906 the number
had risen to $1,000; in 1911 the roster
shows 10000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS

. PlTTSBURG. Pa, July 29.-Cattle--
Supply. light; market. steady; choice, So
1880: good. s62o6650: tidy butchers.
,&5,5O96; fair. s4o56475; common $500
4; common to good fat bulls, s3@4. $50;
common to good fat cows. $2dl450: heif-
'!25@sS; veal calves. ssso@s.75:, heavy and
Thin Snlyss sSs. sheep and r Lambs
:sss' sssSgt,c Fs.s mixed. pi ssscG Ntss
mossR Resp p' ss , sonsie s8
sssye and Seo hsheTi r!ms hsasy
%sS,u$:: GssSz yoTSss: sSS
iroushs sSas.4o: stays. s5..Sa57s. '' ''
EAST RTFF Al MARKET ~ ~ Juy srm
prime steers. Saoaseo; butcher Cher grades nda
!sstC cay n,; II 100 marks,
hnd lambs Receipts. 500: choice active,
common slow: choice lambs. se,tom6.3o:
s She saa4ss' Hos" Reeeips. S0e Zoo:
Ss rsts ss sow mixed s,sia sS1so hsass $50
$50: stays, s5a5.5o,
Hogs-Rcceipts, 5000; market strong to Sc
nsu %.sS Saa rdSsS hsa1s
Re,,5; light, s6sod5 IS; pigs. s5,s6Gs75:
saA Steady eesvss sseSIs COWS 2Ss
and hcifers, sS.1s@e; stoesers and feeders,
$S.1OM5.O; Texans, S.GIS1o; calves
&S.5oII.,5. Sheep Receipts. 5000: market
weak: native and western. s2.l514o5 ;
lambs. SSeo6f7.
CINCINNATI, o.. July 29-Cattle-Re.
,eeipts, 222; market active and steady at
ers. s225gs.ss; cows, s:5o@4t5 calves,
duh and o56la0c lower S3@I. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 2.112: market active and strong at
$50: stays. sS.I5I5so; common sows S56i
geo: pigs and lights, s45o6l7.3o Sheep
Receipts, 29oI: market steady. 81 500 B. SO :
lambs, dull and choice, about steady: all
other grades duh and lower SS@1,
ST, LOUIS, Mo, July 29.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 200: no Texans; market steady
native beef steers. Sl.5o6l6. so: cows and
heifers. SS06,65: stockers aud feeders, S3@
AIS; Texas and Indian steers, S+G6.25
cows and heifers, SStl5: calves IN carload
lots SiGa5o. Hogs-Receipts. $500: mar
ket strong: pigs and lights, Si.5o17 pack
&7.co0I.S0, sheep Receipts. 800; market
steady: native muttons, S3.5o1ia5; lambs,
CLEVELAND, o. July sa--Hogs-Re
ceipts. ~ cars SC higher heavies and me-
dirms s1.45: mixed. $3.50: workers., s. IS
pigs. ST. Cattle-Recespts, cars; slow.
steady. Receipts, cars: slow
e65o top. Calves-Receipts. SO head
steady; $3.50 top,
COLUMBUS O.. July 2a.-Hogs-Re-
eeipts. 10 cars: market higher; heavies and
nixed, sI.S5GII so; mediums and workers.,
91io@7,S: pigs, S6.9oG7.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. July eo.1Cattle-
p,9o0: s5eS7l5 Sheep Receipts. 6.lT0;
lambs. $'.25 down: sheep. S625 down.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 30.


Receipts at indianapolis yards Saturday
5000 hogs 800 cattle. $50 calves and 300
sheep, showing gain In hogs. cattle anu
calves but loss In sheep compared WIN
q week ago and decrease IN all lines
except sheep compared with year ago.
There WAS no big deceas In the re-
ceipts OF hogs saturday and with con
tinued good demand there were again no
more than necessary 70 meet the rednire
ments. Active competition between buyers
ena BLEED statesmen to raise the level In
prices Mt least loc and some sa1es were
15c higher. The bulk Of the hogs soId
ct $50, but there were several sales at
S735 ADD few sold late at $I.25. Grass
ers sold from $7.20 down.
The run Of cattle was as large as ordi-
narily expected on the closing day or the
week and there was about as much Vari-
ETY. In the consignments ms usual on Satur-
day Most Of the local buyers were In the
field and sslesmen had very httle or no
trouble In clearing the pens AT steady
prices Bulls continued steady ana caves
were strong.
There was a big decrease In the market
! ing Of sheep and lambs. but this was alto
| getber necessary to enable statesmen 70
clear the pens OF stale stock. The market
was again quiet. The supply was pretty
well cleared up and prices dEHered very
little or not ut all from Fridiy. Ihere
were no limbs good enough TO DrlnH ovt,
SO and culls sold down toN$22o. sheep soid
from $1,000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
PRODUCE MARKETS

Local dealers have made an advance of
It.c in the price of eggs and are paying
Ice a dozen, loss of. The cause of the
upturn has been the decrease in receipts Of
supply will show a regular falling OF I'M
I'll the crst of December dealers say. In
November the receipts are lighter than for
any other month of the year. In about
three weeks dealers will begin using stcr-,
ese eggs Under the new pure food law
show some improvement
Butter has also gone higher, an advance
Of lac putting it at i12e ID. The dry
weather is responsible for the change,
marke, is orerstocked with them and the
demand is poor,
EGGs-Indianapolis johbers paying TO
shippers l6c doz. loss on. for strictly
fresh. delivered at Indianapolis Dirtses
and chicks, loo. Country shippers paying
l3c for fresh eggs.
BUTTER Country butter. packing stock
paying prices. delivered at lndisnapolis.
.iianapoiis jobbeSs Selling Eisin cream- ,
extras, 2Sc for prime, &c for tubs, cream !
cry hrsss, &c for prints, PC for tubs.
BUTTEEINE-SellinS at l0c to 2lc.
CHEESE-Johbing prices; Imported
Swiss SIC; new domestic Swiss, 2oc: Wis
con.in. new cream. 1.,sc; New YORK full
long horns. 16c; domestic limhurger, lag
larxe box. 81 10; small. o5c.
PouLTRY-Jobbers' paying prices, de-
Nvered at indianapolis: Fowls, loLac;
pringers, Ia to 2 lbs and under. 15c;
1ossers. &c: turkeys lalac: ducks. &C :
',ers quoting 1o1ilc for turkeys, &c for
owls. 81 for ROSTERS sc for geese. &c for
,lucks &c for 2-lb chickens.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(By A. W. Thomson Co.'S Wire.
July 20.
Omen High Low Close
WALL STREET VIEWS.

Logan-Bryan wire A w Thomson:
1t is expected the stock market will huc-
tuate within a narrow range awaiting
more definite news from the political stu
alton abroad Some Of the bear operators
have exaggerated the importance OF the
congressional Investigations and have sold
stocks with expectation that the public
would become stampeded and ms he sacri
fees of securities. Owing TO the fact that
a scattered public long interested has not
been in existence for some time. the hold
ers OF stocks have been able to keep prices
steady without much effort. The outstand
ing short interest is said to be chiefly
in Steel which at eli times affords broad
and active trading outlet. On any an
nouncement of good news look for
forced buying by short interest with par
ticipation by the public a limited scale
not that an animated market Is looked
for at once but conditions appear to be
shaping themselves for a movement in Au-
gust. We feel friendly to Union Pacific
heading and Lehigh Valley as leaders aud
believe their activity will be reflected OH
such issues as Erie and Southern railway
Money has become a little firmer rs bank
ers have commenced to anticipate the
movement of crops and attend to demands
from the interior. In banking circles it is
reported that a large amount of gold is
TO be sent to Canada saS the rates there
are more remuneratlve.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
A KINGS DOWNFALL.
Louis PhiIippe's Lack Of Nerve When
the Crisis Came.

Baroness Blonde wrote in her diary
the following account Of the abdica.
zion OF Louis Philippe OF France on the
day Of that remarkable occurrence:
Az aid-de-camp of the minister Of
war who was in the kings cabinet
when he Sbdicated gave me a detailed
account of this most signal piece of
cowardice. He had reviewed the
troops in the c@>rousel on horseback
highly rouged. when a cry was raised,
'Voici les FaubsurGs!' Nc one had
anv orders: no one gave any The mob
rushed forward. shouting, 'Vive Ia
garde nationales-vivent les trouC>>s:
and shook hands with the outrssts
The king retreated rrecipitately with
his sons. and a sublieutenant of the
national guard rushed into the palace
asking to see him He was admitted
and in the greatest agitation said.
Your majesty must abdicate.' Very
WELL says the king. In favor of my
grandson No. unconditionally.' says
of public opinion.
Would you believe it? OF all who
were congregated round the royal per-
son Piscatory alone said: Go down
and head your troops. Fight for your
crown AID your dynasty He was
overrulcd, and they all marched on,
of the palace except the Duchesse
d'Orleans. her children and the Duo de
Nemours'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
PREVENTS KIDDIES
FROM DEPORTATION
(National News Association

New York, July 3o.-Patrick Duffy
and Mary Mclaughlin, children who
came over here from Ireland to join
their aunt, were saved from being de-
ported today on the steamship Cor
onia.
The aunt, Mrs. Martin Duffy, was on
the Twentieth Century limited bound
for New York when passengers on the
train learned that she was travelling
from Butte, Mont, to save her nephew
and niece.
The passengers, led by Stanley
Clague, of Chicago, held a mass meet
ing and sent protests to immigration
commissioner Williams. The latter in
vestigated the matter and decided to
hold the children at Ellis island until
their aunt arrived.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
The Smile.

We talk Of smile OF defiance.
There is really no such thing. SUCH
SO called smile is nothing more nor
less than snarl. survival OF the
way our savage ancestors had ofShow-
ing their teeth in order to strike fear
into the hearts of their enemies The
real smile OF pleasure begins with
slightly opening the mouth, and Is. OF
course. traceahie to the Joy OF those
same savage forefathers Of ours ut the
prospect OF food.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 29-Wheat-Steady:
September. 95@9o1sc: December. 9a6991sc :;
spot No. red. new, 93c. export basis, 04c.
Corn--F1rm: January. September. May,
69c; December. roc: No. . in elevator, roc Z:
export No. ,, 69l.c +. o. b. Oats-Active /:
natural white. 41G4sc: white clipped, 470
Sic. Rye-Quiet: No. .. nominal f. O. b.
n. Y. Barley-Firm; mailing. nominal ::
c, i. (. Buffalo, nominal. Hay-Irregu.
lar; good to prime, Sl,200l45; poor TO
fair, 7ac@$ll5. Straw-Easy: long rye, 50
@55c. Hops-Firm: state. prime to choice,
3l4S2c; Pacific coast. prime to choice, Is
500; strnishts. s4.4o@46O; clears, s4G43S !:
winter patents, S4,6oa+.I5; strnights S4G
family. si2@1o5o Pork-strong mess
SlS4iS.JO; family. S1S@lS.5O Lard-Firm :
city steam. SIS; middle west spot IS so.
Tallow-0uies: city. in hhds. &c country.
In tres. 5laQN6c
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CHICAGO. July 29-Cash grain: Wheat
No. 2 red, new. s61a@s7'ac; No. red
SSa9ol2e; No. hard winter, new, s61a q
s9c; No northern spring. sloo@1 os :
No. northern spring. 81 O2dll .0512 No 3
spring. new, S9M95c. Corn-No. , corn.
63M63 Nc; No white. 66Q664c; No. 3
yellow. Glt 9ss1sc; No. 3. 62H 463c No
3 white 6512 MsSc; No. yellow, 630Sd81a :;
No. 4. 62662Ac: No white, G2Na @63c !;
No yellow, S2@63c. Oats-No. ?, 3sAc;
3sG40c: No. 3 white 3504Oc; No. 3 white
new. 3Sla @39cs; No 4 white. 3Sta @39c :
STANDARD standard, 39a9@4Oc; standard, new, 3S&
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
COAL COMPANY SUES

The Marnet Hahn Coal company
have filed suit in the
Wayne circuit court against Henry NJ.
Morris, coal dealer. 1t is set forth
in the complaint that the defendant is
in arrears on account in the sum OF
ss9a in principal and interest since
June ., 1909, and attorneys fees.