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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
CALIFORNIA REALTY MEN
State Federation in Session at ssr
 Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Oct. 1l:---
 The largest and most enth lsiastIc meeting of the California State Real ty federation ever held opened here today at the Palace hotel, with more than one thosuand members and visit ors in attendance. The convention. the seventh of it's kind. will hast three days and will close on Friday, the day before the ground breaking exer- cises for the Panama-Pacifc interna- tionai exposition Of 1915 at which ceremony President Taft is to ofiei- ate
 There are a number Of important subjects to be discussed at the three business sessions of the convention, but these sessions will be short so as to give the members an opportunity to avail themselves of the numerous features of entertainment which the local realty men have hospitably pro vided for the visitors from ether ci- ties. Tomorrow there win be auto excursions and a banquet at the St Francis hotel in the evening and on Friday steamer trips in the bay and around the peninsula. with an open air dinner among the redwoods of Venetia.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
STAR THEATER SHOWS
 1Ol RANCH PICTURES

Those who will be fortunate enough to secure seats at the Star Theatre tonight, will witness the greatest az gregation of genuine wild west scenes that has ever been shown on canvas These pictures were taken only few weeks ago during the fall roundup on the Famous 1e1 ranch in Oklahoma. Miller Brothers, the largest ranch owners in the world own this famous ranch and have in their employ sev- eral hundred full blood Indians. Thesf pictures will show the Indians par ticipating in a real buffalo hunt where they kill the buffalo with bows end arrows. in the same manner that their fore fathers did a hundred years ago. Genuine ranch life will be shown without the usual coloringS Thousands of head of wild cattle will be seen as they dash in a madened stampede, gleamiRg their long horns in the autumn sunlight, pursued bJ cowboys, these were familiar scenes to our fathers, but are seldom Wit messed now. except on ranches sim liar to the one We mention. The broneho busting is better than eve:
 and shows some Of the most noted outlaw horses and riders known m the west. Fancy lariet rOping, and lassoing by the most expert ropers Q. this great ranch will also be shown
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
PHOENIX Is THERE
 WITH FOUR FEET
Distribution of Can dldateS for State
 Offices


 unique feature of the primary ticket that will be voted on October 24 is the possibility that both or Arizona's senator may come from he same county and the same town Tucson offers two candidates for the democratic nomination for the United States senate. Ives and Mark Smith Phoenix offers two, O'Neill and Rob ertson. Prescott offers two, Ashhurst and Ling. Until the withdrawal of Parsons of Doagias. Cochise county was offering two candidates for that nomination, Pickett and Parsons Globe offers two candidates for the socialistic nomination for the senate, siminton and Johnson. The republi- cans for the nomination by their party Smith and Cameron, come from diff ferent sections of ihe state.
 This is a somewhat remarkable con dition of afTairs. There have been very few cases where one town fur nished two United States senators. serving eoneurently. A notable in- stance is Selma. Alabama. which fur nished Senators Morgan and Pettus-
 Another interesting feature of the ticket. the democratic ticket, is the eagerness of Phoenix democrats to go into the country salvage business. There is a possibility, even danger, that the entire state machinery may be composed Of Phoenix democrats. The only state officers out Of fifteen 10 which Phoenix democrats are not aspiring are state treasurer, state auditor and superintendent of pubic instruction. The republicans and soc iahsts noticed the gap, it seems, for the socialists put out Phoenix candi- date for state treasurer and the repub- licans have candidate for state audi tor and for superintendent of in struction Leaving party out oi consideration for a time. Phoe- nix has a candidate for governor; for representative in congress; two candi- dates for the supreme court with three to elect): two candidates for governor; three candidates for seere- tary of state; a candidate for state treasurer: a candidate for state audi tor; two candidates for attorney gen eral: q candidate for superintendent of public instruction; and four candi- dates for corporation commissioners By borrowing a supreme court judge from some other part of the state Phoenix could worry along with the business of running the new state while counties equa.y as large could go fishing.
 Of course a Phoenix made" state government is only a possibility and beyond the bonds of probability fol Gaston of southern Arizona will probably insist upon the Alphonst of Northern Arizona that he be allowed to bear his full share of the oner ous burdens of office.
 Phoenix offers eighteen candidates for fifteen state offices, and her little neiehbor of the north. Flagstaff, some time called Little Phoenix offers seven. Globe offers six, but four o. them are socialists and therefore of fered merely as a matter of courtesy Tucson offers five; Tombstone three and Bisbee two.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
.OLD BOREAS' GRIP
 HARD ON BUTTE
DemoraIized Conditions By Reason of Snow Storm in
 Montana

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 11-Dis. patches tonight to the general offices Of the Oregon Short Line from the company's linemen who lave been battling all day against a terrific bliz- yard in southwestern Montana, paint a gloomy picture of conditions in that region. Snow is piling in heavy drifts and miles of telegraph and tel ephone wires have been disarranged, poles are upreoted and light and pow CT plants paralyzed.-
 At Butte. Mont. the storms center, the situation is believed to verge on demoralization. Streets and sidewalks have been obstructed by an unprece- dented snow fall Street car service is annulled and all business practical iv suspended.
 Since o'clock last night, when all wire communication with the city was severed. no definite word has come forth to indicate the real extent of the damage wrought. The railroads report that the snow lies at a depth of two and half feet on the level. with a high wind causing drifts in many places to depth of several feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
SURELY HAD KICK COMING
Conductors Words Must Have Made Dark Clouds Settle Around
 Would-Be Passenger.

He was in an outlying part of the Bronx He had an important engage men. in the lower part of Manhattan and already he was late. Finally a trolley car hove In sight and bore rapidly down on him
 He signaled 1t. but in his dismay the speed was not slackened There vas a second of anxious thought should he or should he not jump on the car-the speed was great. but so vas the distance between cars
 And then came the back platform of the car, and he shot out his arm. clutched the hand raiI-and the next instant be vas standing on ;he plat form. feeling as though his arm hac been yanked from its socket. but wear Ing a selfsaIsasd smile
 The conductor. Inside the car. pulled the bell and the car stopped
 -Heyi Gel oG Of herel" shouted the conductor. This Is work car."- New York Presa
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
MADERO'S CABINET
 HAS BEEN MAOE-UP
Five of the President Ministers Will Remain in
 Office

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 11--Fiye mem bers of the present cabinet will hold their portfolios under Francisco !. Ma dero. IT,, and -four of these will be retained in their present positions. according to afi unauthorized state ment at Madero's headquarters to- night. The other three positions will depend upon the outcome Of the vice presidential contest.
 The cabinet places already arrang- ed by Madero are: Finance. ErnestO Madero: communications and public works, Manuel Bonilla: fomento, Ra- faef Hernandez; war, Gen. Jose Con. zalss Salas
 Manuel Caloco. now minister of justice, has asked to remain, but he may be requested to take the port folio of the department of foreign re- lations although Madero hopes to be able to persuade Francisco de ia Barra, provisional president, to take this.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
VAUDEVILLE CHANGE
 NIGHT AT ORPHEUM

For tonight's vaudeville offering al the Orpheum, Caiiouette, the Novelty Wire Walker and Juggler and o'Neii and Smith act will be seen.
 In motion pictures, A Famous Dner Is one of-the best comedy films that has been exhibited in this city.
 Comedy such as this is worth going far to witness. Seldom does a pie ture fan have an opportunity to en- joy a more Imaginable farce or to sec one so we'll acted and creditably staged. In a restaurant a gentleman gets into an argument with a French man. who feels that he has been in. suited because the Yankee spoke to his woman companion. A duel is ar. ranged, but the second Of the Amer ican plans to avert an unavoidable murder by having the girl friend of the Frenchman Intervene before the duel commences, informing her by letter that her friend will assuredly be killed if she does not The prepar- tions for the duel, the fight and the relation of it afterward are the scenes which prove most amusing.
 The western picture entitled Billy the Kid is full of features character istic of border life and contains many comedy situations in addition to it's thrilling dramatic scenes.
 A beautiful scenic "The Wool In dustry of Hungary" and French Italian Military Drama Condemned for Treason" complete an exception. ally strong program.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Really Interesting People.

Stevenson says he once sailed on a steamer which turned out to be ' ship with no style on. but with plentl of sailors 10 talk 10 Plenty oi sailors to talk 10" suggests most any thing but that you can always tell Q man by the company he keeps The great man loves 10 rub elbows witr what Ioo often are unjusdy called th' common people. people who live theii own queer way regardless of man made laws or the whims and edicts O. society. The common people are th' only people who. wise or foolish. ar' natural and interesting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
THEATRICAL SEASON
 AUsP|CIOUSLY BEGUN
Miss Nobody from Stadand Met Expectations of Large
 Audience

The theatrical season was opened at the Orpheum last night by Miss Nobody from Starlandy a comedy full of music with music full of come dy. The theater was entirely filled and perhaps because it was the op- ening, the opening was made more brilliant through the almost en masse attendance of society. Miss Nobody from Star,and" makes something Of the same appeal as The Chorus La- dy" by taking the audience into the mysteries Of "starland.'
 Miss Olive Vail, as Miss Nobody, was of course the artistic piece de resistance of the play She has Q voice of sweet meditation and wide range. as well as an unusual acting ability, a rare combination. Among her several song hits last night, The Jingaboo Man was probably the most enjoyed Saying that Miss Vail was the piece de resistance of the menu, or cast, makes it necessary, if the comparison be continued, 10 classify Bertee Beaumonte, who played the part of Nina, the Italian girl. Breezy, light, spicy. she was the hors de oeu- vre Of the show. Several times she encroached on the time and lines of the star, aided and abetted by the au- dience. to which Miss Vail gracefully assented.
 All roles of the cast were well talk en care of. the costumes were paTtic- ularly beautiful, and the stage set tings artistic. It was a rattling good show, and thoroughly enjoyed
 The next show at the Orpheum will be Polly of the Circus" on the night of November 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
NEW FRENCH BROTHERHOOD
English Movement About to be Adopt.
 ed Across the Channel

The recent continental brotherhood campaign, when some two hundred members of the English brothehoods held demonstrations in Paris, Rouen and Havre. has been followed by an important conference held at St Quentin.
 One hundred delegates were pres ent. representing fraternities and kindred societies from various towns in France. the conference being pre- sided over by Nj. Charles Glide. profes- sor of political economy, Paris uni versity. The British Brotherhood National council was represented by William Ward, eX-president. and R. J. Harry, international secretary. %
 Three sessions of the conference were devoted to the consideration of the extension of the brotherhood movement to the towns and villages of France. Mir. Ward adressed the confereHce on the principles, aims and organization of the brotherhood movement in England, and subss- quent resolutions were passed in which it was decided 10 organize the movement in France on somewhat similar lines. and to assimilate and adopt it's main ideas and methods.
 A propogandist pan of campaign was adopted and a strong and infu- ential committee formed. with NJ. Ellie Gonnelle, (Paris} as honorary gen eral secretary, and NJ. Henri Mich, O-ille) and M. Henri Durand, (Merig nac) as departmental secretaries, hay ing special charge of the town and village sections of the work, respect lively.
 The conference terminated with a great public demonstration. when ad- dresses on various phases of brother hood work were delivered by M. A. Quievereux, (Rouen), M. Aug. Sschaff- ner. (Paris), NJ. Henri Mich, Qile). and William Wardl (London). The Saint Quentin conference indicates an important step in the progress and of the movement in France.-London News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Inereags of Knowledge.

The mild hammered man was SC well informed about past, present and uture dates of suffragists meetings that some one veutured the opiniot that his wife must be one Of the chiel upForters of the cause
 You're away of there" said an. other That chap isn't even mar led Hes hotel clerk. and has to idd sunragist meetings to his church heater and political calendar for the peneflt of women travellers Out-oi own women who want 10 be up wih a+ procession place those meetings al the head of New York's attractions They haven't time 10 look up the dates for themselves. so the accom modatlng clerks keep tabs for them
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12

MILWAUKEE. Oct 11.-Inyestiga- ton into the election of United States Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wiseon- sin. who. it is alleged, and thus bring
 ing the investigation, sanctioned or had knowledge that money was be- ing used corruptly in his campaign. Stephenson Cn the witness stand has testified that Sl07.973 was spent in his campaign. although he had little
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
The Evldenoe DIsaooear.

The jury in the case of C. C. Clif ton, charged with selling liquor with out a license. on trial yesterday in the court of Justice Schroeder yes terday afternoon, failed to agree and after being out four hours without reaching verdict the jury was dis charged and the case continued until next Tuesday. When another jury will be secured to hear the evidence. IL was also learned this evening that the jury drank the evidence that was submitted in the case as Exhibit No. l. This consisted Of a half pint of
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Assignee's {

whisky, which, one of the witnesses for the city testified, he had purchasee in the Clifton place after the license had been revoked. The exhibit was sent to the jury room as part of the evidence to be considered. The jury, to make sure of the evidence, sampled it, and only the empty bottle was re- turned into court when the men dis agreed on the verdict The case will come up for rehearing next Tuesday. Rock Island. H.. Union.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
BATTLEa WON.
Nielsen Came Back Against Willie
 BeeclIer.

NEW YORK. Oct. I1.-Battlirg Nel- son won handiIy tonight his ten round bout with Willie" Beecher, a local lightweight, who has twice defeated Knockout" Brown.
 At the start Beeeher appeared more clever and landed rights and lefts to the face. and body almost at will, but tine Dane took the beating as he al ways did. with head lowered and kept pressing on his man.
 From the third round on, Battling Nelson was always going in hard, head first and Beecher was constantly backing mp. At the end of the ninth and tenth rounds The local man sp- peared glad to heard the bell. It was the general opinion that Nelson won bv a good margin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12

explains why he was entirely unsa. miliar with the detail of his own political campaign
 As a result of the admission by State Senator Blaine, who made the charge of bribery. that it was based on hearsay and newspaper editorials it is probable that the investigation will not be carried to a great length.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12

knowledge as 10 how it was used. ex- cept that 1t was not used in violation of the law
 The details. he said. he had left 10 his campaign managers. In his defense Stephenson likened his cam paign to any ordinary business. and said that in his experience Of over fifty years, he has habltually left de- tail to other men 10 carry out This
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
The Italian landing

TRIPOII, Oct. l.-Transports bearing a portion of the Italian ex- peditionary forces arrived today. They were escorted by warships, accom- panied by the hospital ship Regina de Italia The decentralization of the troops was begun immediately. Bat ieries Of the fleet throughout the night shelled the surrounding country, which was swept by searchlights. 3Tripoli now has nothing to fear from Turkish attacks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
EC Apple DumpIinf.

One asd 0Ee-kdLf eAbS siffsd f0EY; Is keaSbOonJ5sl sait; , Aesei keaSpoonfsis x ( Baking Posodey;- 4 cup shoyteH- sHg; G60As 5z cup Olikk; apples.
 Fill the cups of buttered muffin pan with pared and sliced apples, sprinkle with salt and turn two or three table spoonfEls of water into each cup. Sift together, three times, the four. salt and baking powder; work in the shortening, and mix to a soft dough with the milk. Drop the dough from spoon with the apples in the cups, giviugita a smooth ex- terior. Let bake about twenty min utes. Invert the pan on large serving dish. Put spoonful of hard sauce above the apple in each dpmpling and finish with a grating of nutmeg.
 This is only one of the naanyre~. delicious and nppetizing recipes coutaiued in the x Cooks Book. which may De obtained fSss by sending the coiored certificate packed in every Scent can Of x C Baking Powder 10 the JAQcEs MF0. Co. Chicago Dc sure to Ect the Z-cent size- smaller cans do not contain Cooks Book eeT- tihcates.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
GERMANY SUCCEEDS AS 4 PACIHCATOR
Armistice Between italy and Turkey Has Been Agreed Upon

BERLIN, Oct. li.-An armistice between Italy and Turkey for which German diplomacy has been striving for some time has practically been concluded. ii Is believed here.
 lt Is understood that the transpor- tation of the Italian military expedi- lion will not be interfered with. bu that hostilities in all quarters shall cease.
 This is considered in Berlin as equivalent to the ending of the war or at least the end of the warlike movements. which win now be suo ceeded by negotiations looking to set tlement.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Env.Ior.s for Packing.

Envelopes used in packing smsn ar ticles will be found better than boxes. as they take up less room. Stout, col iapsihle envelopes. which may De bought where office supplies are sold. will be found satisfactory. Gloves. handkerchiefs. neck arrangements. etc. may be kept nicely in such en- velopes
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Different.

His Papa-"Have some butter. Tom my?" Tommy (aged scyen) )-~But you always tell me butter isn't healthy Ills Papa-~Thats at home; you're at the hotel now: go as far as you ike"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
Not Valuable HabI,.

A man who does exactly what he is paid for. and no more. is never apt to be paid a large salary fc. what he knows.-Atcbison Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12

Special 50 cen. Luncheon and sf.oo Table d'tiote Dinner daily at Copper Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-12
New Way to Make Apple
 DumplinIs

SeFFeu WIh hhFd 3auCe or OFeam
 and Sugar
 By Mys. Janet 1feheszie TfiH, Ediloyof fAe Boston Cooking .ScAOOI MGgazisS Here Is a new way to make apple dumplings that will surely please every housewife, for it Is not necessary to have whole apples, and the juice cannot run out and burn as with apple dump lings where the apple is placed in the center and the dough turned up around it. The biscuit part forms a crispy shell that holds the apples and juice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30

scored heavily in that character so
that it firmly established him as a star
of first rank
The first really adequate animated
scenes showing the magnitude and ef-
deiency of Our Navy will be pre-
sented by Lyman H. Howe at the
Grand in the near future. Believing
that the country at large should be-
come more familiar with this import
ant phase Of our national life, and
knowing the great popularity and pres
tige of Mr.. Howe's Travel Festival, the
secretary of the navy granted permits
sion exclusively to Mr.. HoWe's pho
tographers to accompany him on the
u. S. S. Dolphin, in New York harbOr
last November to photograph the great
est naval review in American history.
The Denver Post says: 1.-The Heart
industrious workshop of Joe Howard
and Hough &. Adams. of Chicago. made
its first appearance here at the Shubert
Masonic theater last night, playing to
an audience which taxed the play
house to it's utmost. The piece was
well received and while not marking
any epoch in the line of musical COM
edy, furnished the big audience with a.
pleasant evenings entertainment. Geo.
Damarel. who is we'll remembered as
Prince Danilo in 1.-The Merry Widow,
sings in a pleasing way a number OF
good songs which have been furnished
him by Hough & Adams Miss Ruth
PEBBLES scores a decided hit, and Miss
Louis Meyers ADDS to the comedy ex-
ploitation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30

to do the stowawy stunt by concealing
himself in the interior of a barrel.
With the aid of a powerful field
glass, Claude sees the situation and
rushes to the wireless station. Mar
conigrams flash back and forth be-
tween ship and station. Then captain
and crew search for Desmond, whose
hiding place is finally discovered
! through cigarette smoke issuing from
the barrels bunghole. Claude and
hunters join the sailors and force the
villain to uncover the whereabouts of
Rosamond. Reunited, the lovers are
happy again.
This time Desperate Desmond shall
not be permitted to escape, and ac-
cordingly he is locked in a large safe
and thrown overheard. The safe lands
upon an immense turtle. The turtle
ascends to the surface and slow but
sure, makes for the penitentiary. Here.
a safe-breaker, now breaking stones,
opens the safe and the wicked Des-
mond is himself again. The villain
again demonstrates that there is some
coed in the worst of US by letting the
safe-breaker break jail and depart
with him on the turtles back.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-30
@ AT THr IN
AT

Coming to the Grand.
Tonight, Blanche Ring and Harry
Gilfoil.
New Years matinee and night. THE
Fortune Hunter"
Tuesday night. 1.-THE Gamblers
Thursday matinee and night. Thos.
Jefferson in rip Van WinkIe.''
Jan. Bright Eyes"
Jan. 18th and 12th-Elks Ministries.
Jan. 13th-'The Flirting Princess .
Jan. 20th-'@The Servant in the
House
Majestic
'fForty-five Minutes From Broad
way
Novelty.
Vaudeville.
Cory.
Moving pictures.
Iris.
Moving pictures
Crystal.
Moving pictures.
Best.
Moving pictures.
Blanche Ring, with her charming
smile, her magnetic personality and
with her inimitable manner of sing
ing songs, comes to the Grand tonight