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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
Notice for Publication
W settlers under the Irrigation
system Of the Idaho Irrigation
COMPANY. Ltd:

Notice is hereby given IN pursu-
ance II the provisions Of an act OF
the legislature Of the State Of Ida
no, commonly known as the Carey
Asl. approved March 2. 1899, that
the Idaho irrigation Company. Linz
iedls now prepared to deliver wat
an Tor irrigation from the said ca
nal system 20 anyone who may have
entered. Under The provisions Of
sind aci any 81 the following de-
seribed land. 10 the extent Of the
ifrigahle portion Of the said several
trlrls.
IDAHO IRRIGATION CO.. Ltd
Bv ". Mcdonnell
Vice President.
Inicd February -. 1911
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

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since we proved what a certain
remedy DR.. Kings New Discover
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for Group and for coughs, colds Or
any throat or lung trouble" So
do thousands of others. So may
YOU. Asthma. Hay Fever, La Gripp
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before it, soc and 800. A trial
bottle free. Sold by all dealers.
f. ID. Lance. a brother of Mrs w.
II. Barnes, arrived from Wilkes
BARGE, Pa. last week and is looking
over the country with a view of
locating.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
DEMAND FOR TAGS IS AOT CONSUMING
Half the Automobile Owners Have Not
 Bought

Twenty-six automobile tags have been sold to date by City Marshal Bassett Watkins. The ordinance re. quiring automobiles to carry tags went into effect on December 1. As there are something like fifty auto mobiles in the district, 1t is evident that only about half are strictly obeying the ordinance.
 The marshal will be lenient, how ever, and vii cause no arrests Tor violations of the ordinance until the provis ons of the ordinance are gen efally known among auto owners He will give them until December 15 to acquire this savyy, and after that date the ordinances Vin be impar- tially enforced.
 The mere carrying of a tag, how ever. is not a full compiance with the ord nance. At night the number on the tag must be illuminated so that It may be easily seen, Nearly all automobiles are equipped with taiI lights, but not all of theE have been lighting them when travelling at night.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
MINES MAY GIVE MEN
 HOLIDAY OA TUESDAY
Plan of Making Election Day Change Day Is Being
 Considered

Aithuogh it has not been announced that the companies will close the mines on Tuesday so that sn opera tives entitled to voSe may nave the opportunity to do so and have ;he day 10 themselves. it is known that such a plan is contemplated and i. appears probable that suen an ar rangement may be made, ana tLc fl st elect on day in the new state Of Ari- scna be 8 real holiday iR the Warren district.
 lt was iearcac yesterday thu the Copper Queen company is contemplat- 'ns aking n Tuesday change day instead of Sunday, so that all Of the employees may have election day 10 themselves In such event work #.H go on as usCzl Sunday. Tues day would ordinarily be pay day. and the plans that are forn.Ilt'.Es fcf 8 holiday embrace the movins of pay day forward one day and tbe lIyins of Of the men on Monday.
 It is probable that an announce ment win be definitely made one way or the Jother todass but yesterday the matter was common talk among the men, and those in authority ad- mitted that it was contemplated If t Is done by the Copper Queen it will probably also be done by the C.. and A.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08

Lovely American
 Wllfred Clarke and his company have been engaged for a London ap pearanCe next June.
 Katherine Grey and Grace Elliston are among the players who are wait ing for good plays.
 IL is likely that the Scotch comedy Bunny Pulls the Strings will be run through the season in New York
 Joseph M Gaites is to star Nellie Mccoy next season in a new comic opel'a called The Dancing Princess.
 Later in the season the Shuberts will present Lucille La Verne in her own dramatization of Ann Boyd.
 David Bclasco has acquired an in. terest in the syndicates houses in Seattle, Los Angeles, St. Louis and Syracuse.
 Edmond Rostand is WI Sng 8 new play, and his wife and son are col labOrating on comedy entitled The Good Little Devil"
 The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, with Charlotte Walker as June, has arranged for an extension of time at Philadelphia.
 At 70 tAAAAAAfNAANFh kkltu ltiittBlt du- thority that Gertrude Elliott is con templating revival of Mrs Burnetts The Dawn of Tomorrow.
 Laurence Irving will play the part of Bishop Nicholas in Isben's ~rhe PTetender When that drama will he revived in London in the near fG ture
 Hyp stia of Charles Kingsley Is to be recast iu stage form by Louis Napoleon Parker, author of 'Disraeli' i and "Pomander Walk, for an early ! producton.
 It is slid that later in the season, | when Dorothy Donnelly begins hef i starring tour under the direction of | Lieher < company, John Barrymore ! will be a member of the company. |
 Ian Maclaren. a popular young Ehs i fish leading man, who was imported | as leading man with George Arhss in ! D Disraeli. is SO taken with this eoun. ! try that he has brought his wife over | and will make hts permanent home 1 here Mrs. Maclaren is also popular actress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
TO DEBATE SHIP SUBSIDY

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 7:-Mueh iu- terest is manifest in student circles in the annual dehIate of the Central Debating League, which are to take jlace tomorrow night The league comprises the University of Nebrasbs University of Minnesota and Univer- sity of Iowa. Each university will be represented in the contests by two teams. one to debate at home and the other abroad The question this year Is, Resolved, That the Federal Gov ernment should establish a policy of ship subsidies"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
DELEGATES FOR GOOD
 ROAD MEET NAMED
Captain 6reenway Selected by Governor Is Unable 10 Be
 in Phoenix

Warren District will be represented at the Southwestern Good Roads con vention, which is to be held in PhOe- nix Captain John c. Greenway has been appointed by Governor Sloan ss delegate. and has accepted. The letter of Governor Sloan to Captain Greenway explains the convent on and its objects, Snd is as follows:
 Office Of the Governor,
 Phoenix. Ariz.,
 Dec. l. 1911 Hon. John C. Greenway,
 Bisbee, Arizona.
 Dear Sir:-
 have the honor to inform you that you have been appointed by the gov ernor as a delegate to the Southwest ern Interstate Good Roads Conven- ton, which is called to meet in phae- n.N on December 20. 191l
 Twenty-eight delegates have been appointed fron Arizona and a like number will be present each from New Mexico and California This convention is the most advanced step yet taken in the southwest on the subject of good roads. and 1t is par t.cularly desirable that you be pres ent at the meeting To represent your part of the state.
 Good reads in general. the terri torial highway. and trans-conti- mental highway will be among the subjects for consideration.
 A certificate of appointment will be sent on the governors return to the capital
 Viii you be kind enough to give this convention all the publicity, newspaper and otherwise, and greatly oblige,
 Very respectfully yours. (Signed) W. s. NORVIEL
 Secretary to the Governor Replying to Governor Sloan under date of December 6, Captain Green way says:
 December 6, 1911. Dear Sir
 T desire to acknowledge rece pt of your kind favor of the first instant, advising me that l have been ap- pointed as delegate to the Soath- western Interstate Good Roads Con yention, which is called Go meet in Phoenix December 20, l9i1 l shaE be absent from Arizona at that time, and therefore will be deprived of the pleasure Of serving Will you kind iy 80 advise the governor and express to him m thanKs fer his considera- tion
 am asking the local pJp ITS to g-ye the convention all the puicity poss ble. as you request
 Yours truly.
 JOHN C. GREENWAY' To MT W. $. NorYel. Secretary to the Governor, Phoenix, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
The Reasons Why

The visitor was collecting informa tion. and was taken into every cell that she might ask each prisoner what causes had led him 10 his sad state, and the replies threw a strange sidelight on the crime
 "I am here, said the pickpocket. "as the result of moment Of ab. straction.
 Tt was simply an unfortunate hal it of mine, exclaimed the incendiary, and it caused me 10 make light of things"
 'Me2' queried the forger. "Nothin' much, really Duly I always had a natural desire to make a name for myself.
 "Wot brought me ere?" asked the burglar, Just simply cos I tried 10 take a full advantage of an open ing which was offered in big com. mercial office That's all, Miss. ."- Answers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
SUFFRAGE sAsY SHOW

Chicago. Ill., Dec 7:-The Illinois Equal Suffrage association opened a three days fair at the Hotel La Sale today to refute the time honored as sertions that the woman suffragist does not make a good wife and moth. CT. To prove they can raise children there is large gallery of photographs, showing suffragists with large fam. flies, and to show their prowess as cooks the advocates Of woman's right to the ballot may be seen roasting turkeys, mixing salaos and baking pies and cakes. As a result of man $ curiosity to see the s shts Of the fair the association expects to raise SEQ. 900 to aid the suffrage cause.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
LAST MEETING
 OF CANPA|CN
Mark Smith, Reese Ling and Wyley Jones Will Speak
 Tomorrow Night
COUNTY NOMINEES TO0

One more meeting and the demo cratic campaign in Bisbee will be closed. It had been expected that the meeting of Tuesday night would fin ish the speaking eampaiSp here but on Wednesday it was deciaed that Bisbee wanted another democratic meeting whether she needed it or not and efforts were begun to obtain the desired speakers which resulted sue cessfully yesterday and then the an- houncement was made that the speak ing campaign in this city, so far as the democrats are concerned. would end on Saturday night. State and county campaigners will address the meeting and it is planned to make it a fitting end to successful cam lialgn.
 Three of the best speakers who have been heard in the present or any other campaign in Arizona will address the meeting at the Orpheum on Saturday night. These are Mark Smith. Reese Ling and Wylie Jones. Their presence will be enough 10 draw ont the largest audience of the campaign and they have the ability to instill ID their hearers an enthus- iasm which will last over election and afterward. It is a trio that has done splendid work already and the com mittee has been fortunate to obtain from them a return engagement
 On Tuesday night 1t was thought that the plan to hold a meeting ia Bisbee on Saturday had been aban- Goned Originally Henry Ashurst had planned to speak here but he de- cided that he could do more good elsewhere. Then it was planned to, bring Reese Ling and Eugene s. Ives for that night This appeared to have been dropped early in the week hut while the candidates were here the committee decided that since en- thusiasm had been so well aroused in Bisbee that l. would be wise to add fresh fuel at the close of the last week of the campaign and to keep the fire blazing at it's brightest. Then i telegrams were sent to the state com | Inittee in an effort 10 obtain Ling and Jones and Mark Smith consented to change his itinerary so as to return here at the end Of the week. It has required special arrangements but the desired result has been obtained,
 In addition to the three speakers ramed other speakers will be sup piled from among the county candi-' dates. Just who these will be the committee had not announced last night Tonight those candidates will be in Douglas, they spoke in Court land last night, and while they are ir Douglas today the arrangements for the other speakers win be com ] pleted.
 The holding of this meeting does | not mean that the campaien in the district is not going well for the con i trary is the case and indications are all for a splendid majority. It ap- pears to be the idea of the commit |. tee to keep a good thing going and to make every effort for q record | breaking majority rather than for merely a safe majority which it is considered is already assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
Rival Towns

Among the stories that were going the rounds last week was this one. man from Fayette and one from Glasgiow met iR Columbia So you're from Glasgow said the Fayette man. Nice old town, but not laid out so beautifully as Fayette.T "Prolbpiy not said the man from Glasgow. but when our town becomes as dead as Fayette We shall lay her out beau tifully, never fear. ''-Kansas City Star
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
CARD OF THANKS.

For ourselves and our families we desire 10 express 10 our friends our sincere appreciation of their sympa- thetic consideration and kind atten- tions in the time of our sorrow at the death of our beloved mother, Mrs Bridget Swords.
 JAMES MCCLAY,
 JOSEPH LUTz.
 JAMES HICKS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08

Advertise in the Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
pLAYes AND PLAYERS

The Cave Man" will be played in stock houses
 Francis Wilson is soon Co appear in The Spiritualist
 in private iila Grace La Rue is known as Mrs Bypn Chandler.
 < new farce from tho French is called The Boauty and Che Banker. I" It is said that Edna Goodrich win star next spring in a musical com cdy
 Lewis Waller Is Co arrange for an English production cf @Thc Garden of Allah
 CElries Dickson is at work on a new musical comedy to be called "A
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
TROUBLE FOR STANDARD OIL

FZNDLAY. O., Dec. IA Sl,000.- o0e damage suit brought by Attorney General Phelps of the state of Ohio against the Standard oil company was called for trial in the common pleas court here today. Phelps al- leges that by manipulation in the price Of oil he, then an independent orerator. was defrauded out of s1 .000,- coo by the Standard oil company.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
ENGAGEMENT OF 1.-THE CLANS
 MAN" Loeal Performanee of Big Revival Production Drawing Near

Next Sunday Dec. 10th at the Ore pheul1 the Southern Amusement com. pany will present an elaborate re vival of Thomas DiXon's powerful drama, The Clansman. which has not been seen here for three years.
 The ClaHsma1. as is generally known d-enatiziticn of Mir. Dixons two most famous and widely read books, The Clansman" and The Ieorag~s Spots The drama hls long since been declared one of the Greatest in the history of the stage ana it still holds the record Of being the most widely discussed play that bls ever been produced
 The story is too firmly impressed upon the minds cf every Southeruer 10 need repetition Tine sinCerity with which it tells Of incidents in the south during the memorable reconstruction period i3 well known throughout the whole country The action of tEc Flay tsrSes place in little town among the South Carolina foothills.
 4 potent element Of "Tha Guns Ean is the charm Of the southern country it so faithfully reproduces t iBculcates southern patriotism and all 0f its Cl racteTs are true types of the people Of this section as they were forty years ago and as they are today.
 For the revival of The Clansman" the management has provided an en- tirely new scenic Troducton and specially engaged company Of capable players which numbers forty people Complete new costumes have also been furnished so the coming pro duction will he marked by unusual freshness and splendor
 The spectacular feature of the play is still maintained by the troop Of cav airy horses that are ridden by the Ku Kiux Hlan on the stage and the original electrical effects hye been re. produced
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
ONE VICTIM

What good did old Cumrox, the financier. ever do?'
 He did me-good
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-08
GET RusY

Only twenty days to shop Start right in and do not stop Till you're sure that you can say Ready now fer Christmas day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
Dix Asserts Sheehan
Cannot Be Elected
Governor Advises Democratic Mem.
bers of the Legislature to End
Deadlock Immediately.

NEW YORK, March A statement from
Gov John A. Dix on the senatorial situ-
ton in which he said that events have
demonstrated the impossibility of Shse-
hans election" and advising the demo-
cratic members Of the legislature to imme-
diately ballot as their conscience and the
will of their constituents may dictate. was
received and made public here tonight.
The statement is addressed to the demo-
cratic members of the legislature and in
It the governor tells of his publicly an
nounced attitude that he would not inter
fere with the legislature in the choice of
a senator and how he has steadily adhered
to that post.
But" he continues, the present un-
precedented and divided condition of the
party's councils in regard to the choice of
senator are preventing the choice Of
the constitutional duty which rests upon
the legislature"
He adds that he, therefore, feels now
that he may properly advise the legisla-
ture to end the deadlock.