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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
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hour In order TO get rid y "a
\ burden Yesterday afie,sss.
4 he was fined siy for he bur,s
4 Sergeant Dagner testified n.
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4 while on the wheel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

uralized American. A. health TO
Ills Exeeliencyl
WENArcHEE.-Eecause Of the
Great Nortbern's failure In getting
tho necessary rightof.way for ita
proposed line from this city 10
bridgeport, a delegation OF business
men and farmers will probably lay
the whole matter before Gov. Hay
whom he comes TO Wilson Greek. on
Sept. ~.
TAcomA.--necanse ". r. Berg
cr, hts noninlaw. greeted him with
Hello, papa when the pair met
ON the street. y. X. Burton black
enod the young mans optic. The
case is before Justice Graham.
Neutrality-suspicious. OF wan
ton destruction OF salmon In
streams above snohomish and Gran
lite Falls by men and boys have
been made. II IL claimed the older
and younger sex snare the fish
with barbed poles. and then throw
them back into the streams. dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
NgWs or THE DAv col

CHICAGO. = Francis Meyers
turn" was 80 bad that an audience
In a moving picture show hooted
him. Francis was fined ~ and
costs for creating n disturbance.
NEW voRk.-The recently APP
polnted board Of inehfiety OF New
York nj its first meeting decided To
establish a farm where DRINKS
mar be trained 10 hold seats ON the
water wagon.
VIII Goetilnu was elected pres'-
dent OF the Queen Anne hish school
senior class yesterday Marguerite
Christensen was chosen secretary.
A posse OF deputies. headed by
sheriff Hodge. Is searching the
woods near Juanlta for crazy man
said 10 he prowling about In the
neighhorhood.
The Young women's Home club
OF the Volunteers OF America has
boon merged Into the home OF
the Young Women's Christian Az
eociatlon. The club building at
Fifth aud Seneca Will hereafter be
the homo for women earning small
wages.
The county treasurer was direct.
cd by the commissioners yesterday
70 advertise for bids ON the harbor
bonds, amounting 10 ti.7So.oo The
bonds are 10 be sold at par and viii
carry no more than IA per cent IN
tcrcst.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mark.
cd the closing Of the fourth annual
convention Of tho State Postnias'
tors association and the Postnas'
terra league. after n twoday sen
sion.
sNoAomieH.--It 10 now evident
that the life OF the red cedar shinsle
is long. Red cedar shingles now
being removed from residence
were laid rs years ago. and were
never known 20 have leaked.
olvMpia.--r~o burglars broke
into Mayor Harris store during the
night, and each took complete cut
M OF clothing. including two pipes,
Nothing els. was disturbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
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"Kleanet' Hair Nets, Isss
size, 2sc.
Wilson Dress Hooks. 4
not slip open or rust, l0r
Snap Fasteners, bIack ~
white, 25c yard.
Surprise Feather Cu.l
crs, 25c.
Dex,er's Knitting cotton
black and white, Sc bali; q
box.
Alaska Ivory StiIIesos, I
leather cases, l5c.
MY Little Darling Tim
bles for children. SC.
Phoenix Ribbon L<adea
SC set.
Warren Cirdle Franz
sizes y TO 80. l5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

olvMpia.--r~o burglars broke
into Mayor Harris store during the
night, aud each took complete out
M OF clothing. including two pipes.
Nothing else was disturbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20
Women's
Knit Petticoats, Csc

Warm, close-fitting Petticoats,
in blue with white stripes, also
red. white, black, gray and navy
with contrasting stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

cNicAoos--Decause . dsrtist
extracted the wrong tooth. it.ycar.
old William Mcrkei sued for $4,000.
claiming that his speech Was i'm.
paired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mark.
cd the closing of the fourth annual
convention Of tho state Postnias'
tors association aud the Posimas'
terra league. after twoday sc.'
sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Millionaire Zimmerman contends that nobody loves a rich man. Bosh, Why the trustees Of Chicago university slobber all over old Roeke- feller from pure joy and adoration-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
mIsslssIPpl soLoNs.
An Extra Session Of Legislature
 Convenes.

JACKSON. Miss. Nov 2.-In pur- suance of the proclamation of Gov ernoT Noel the Mississippi legislature convened today in special session. The chief purpose Of the session Is to straighten out matters in connec- ton with the state bond issue of19l0. The bonds, amounting to $s00,000. were authorized at the last session of the legislature Some were not dis posed Of until December. 1910. but Their sale was with the understanding that interest would begin with the date Of the authorized issuance, July l. of the same year.
 The state supreme court held that the payment of interest for the months preceding the actual sale of the bonds was not legal. To meet the states moral obligations Governor Noel asks that the legislature appro. priate an amount sufficient to cover the accrued interest In addition to this matter the legislature is asked for an appropriation to defray the ex- penses Of the state troops recenty sent to McComb City in connection with the strike of linois Central shop men H
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
A DOCTOR MAN

It's very often that my pa
 Stays out all tn night long; They say it ought to worry ma. Cause it's jus awful wrong. But he don't care what all them folks Says bout it an he can Jus sit and laugh at all their jokes. Cause he's doctor man. He talks to other wimmen all Tn time, an ma don't care; An every day he makes a call TO see some lady fair. Tn neighbors says he takes 'em rides NeH he laughs at fl an Jus keeps it up an splits his sides, Cause he's a doctor man. He holds their hands an smiles as
 nice,
 An asks 'em how they feel, Nen wimmen sneak round sly as
 mice
 An give ma a long spiel 'Bont how bad pa is an then she Jus laughs an giggles an Tells him when he comes home. you
 see,
 Cause he's a doctor man Edwin Thompson in the Medical Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
THE REPUBLICAN
 ORGANIZATION N
Alonzo HubbeII Will Probably Be Chairman and R. A.
 Kirk Secretary

AloRzo Hubbell of Apache county. chairman of the state republican committee, R. A. Kirk of Cochise county. secretary, is the. word that comes from Phoenix.
 The above Is the lineup of officers for the republican state central com. mittee if the will of the candidates on the republican state ticket is ear ried out by the state committee. and there Is little doubt but what this will be done
 The candidates met several days ago and the matter of endorsing a chairman and secretary was brought up After some discussion 1t was decided that the candidates should endorse Messrs. Hubbell and Kirk
 Apache county under normal con ditions, is republican by about 100 votes and AOnzo Hubbell has always been the big chief Of the party in power in that neck Of the woods For years he was considered unbeatable but about a year ago Fred TT. Coal ter slipped one over on Hubbell and beat him out by one or two votes as delegate from Apache county for the Constitutional convention. Hub bell is now the republican nominee in Apache county for the state sen ate and once more finds himself opposed by Fred Coalter who is the democratic nominee for the same po- sition Every indication leads one to believe that history will repeat itself and tbe old republican war hoss will again go down Co defeat.
 Bob Kirk, although a resident of Phoenix for two or three years past. a residents to all intents and pur- poses, still registers in Cochise coun- ty and casts his vote in this neck of the woods-at least he casts his vote here. There is q strong suspicion in the minds Of some of his democrat ic friends that he also votes in the second ward. Phoenix, but this can rot be confirmed. for if he does he uses a clever makeup.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
he Easr MlllIon

Any man may earn a million
 Leslie Shaw, you're very kind: .. Man just has 10 sleep. and dreaming He may earn it in his mind.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
TeLgPHoNE pIoNeERs.

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. 2.-P Professor Alexander Graham Ball. the inventor, Theodore Fl. Vail. president of the American Telegraph and Telephone company. and a number Of other men conspicuously identified with the his. tory of the telephone and the devel- opment Of the telephone business in America are coming to Boston to- morrow for the first reunion of the Telephone Pioneers of America. ' This city, where Proiessor Ball lived when he perfected the telephone and where the first practical exchange was established. was appropriately rhOsen as the lirs1 meeting place Of the association. The reunion will last three days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
HOW DEMOCRATS
 ARE MOVING ABOUT
The Immediate Itinerary o1 State and Congressional
 Candidates

Democracy's candidates for state offices have partially arranged their campaign initerary, says the Arizona Democrat. All will be in Phoenix for fair week and will address a great meeting here on the night of satur. day, November II. The following week they will tour Northern Ariz- ona. Prior to the fair the candidates will not be together. but individually or in groups they will deliver addres. ses in the southern counties. Mark Smith, Carl Hayden. Sidney Osborn, George Purdy Bullard, Hen " D. Ross and Prof. c. O. Case went to Buckeye by automobile today and will talk to the voters Of that section this evening News of the meeting has been telePhoned throughout the valley and a large attendance is cer. tain. Buckeye is appreciative Of the fact that the first democratic rally Of the campaign preceding the gen eral election is to be held there Another meeting will be held in Yuma Saturday night Smith, Hay den, Bullard. Osborn and perhaps several other candidates will be there
 Henry F. Ashurst is in Prescott but win go south. probably tonight Fri day night he and David Johnson. can. didate for treasurer, will speak in Douglas. Saturday night they will speak in Bisbee and hurry back to Phoenix for the fair. It is possible that some Of the other candidates will be with them in the Cochise county cities.
 On the evening of Monday. the <NrteenthQ all candidates wlll be in Winsiow. Tuesday night they will speak in Flagstaff. Wednesday night in Williams. Thursday night in King man. Friday night in Jerome and Saturday night in Prescott. Further than that the itinerary has not been decided on.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
WHEN THE TEACHERS
 MEET IN PHOENIX
BiSbee Will Be We'll Represent ed at Convention Next
 Week

Bisbee school teachers win take a
 prominent part in the twentieth an
 npal meeting Of the Arizona Teachers association. which will convene at
 Phoenix on December 9 for a session
 Of two days Miss Carrie Barber.
 principal Of the Central school. is treasurer of the association. The other officers are: Olaf Halyerson. president. and George M Frizzle, sec
 retary
 The association had it's incipiency
 twenty years ago and its growth in
 membership and influence has been contemI Orafy with the growth of the public school system of Arizona, until
 now it is one of the most influential I educational bodies in the southwest. The meeting will be opened on the
 morning Of November 9 by an address
 of welcome by Governor Richard F.
 Sloan, with a response by Dr. $. C. Newsom, superintendent of the public
 schools Of Tucson. Dr. A. H. Wilde, president Of the University of Ari-
 zona, will deliver an address on the topic. Some Incentives to Higher ! Education, following which Hon. Kirk T. Moore, state superintendent of ed
 ucation, will deliver an address on
 general educational matters. Professor Charles F. Philbrook. su-
 perintendent of the public schools of Bisbee. is next on the program with an address on Vocational Training. E. II. Stoyer. superintendent of schools of Cochise county, is also on l the program Of the morning session { with an address on The Advantages of Uniform Examination for the Eighth Grade Pupils" Other talks on the morning session program will be: 'Retardation, Its Cause and Remedy, i by Dr. T. l.. Bolton of Tempe: -Qual. | ifications of the High School Teach. CTS" by Ben ii. Scudder, superintend-
 ent Of Tempe schools, and an address ! by c. o. Case. superintendent of the : Jerome schools
 1 A. H. Wilde and E. 0. Snyder, prin- | cipal Of the Bisbee high school. are on the program for the evening ses-
 sion Mir. Snider will give a read ! ing and pr. Wilde will give lecture ! on the ~Mediaeval Student"
 I ue pfoSidH lpi iAit fkiuds HUI H' ] ing session is as follows:
 How Shall We Increase the Love for Scholarship in High School Stu.
 dents2" by Alvin K. Stabier. princi. pal Of the Phoenix High School
 What Are We Doing at the State
 Fair for Education2" by Mrs. w Nc
 Nen, super intendent of the educa- tional exhibit
 The proposed changes in the school law will bes discussed. the discussion to be led by A. J. Mathews, presiden, Of the Tempe normal school Mem
 bers of the committee on school laws are invited 10 take part in this dis-
 cussion.
 The Friday evening session win be q business session. at which the re- ports of committees will be received
 and officers elected. The sessions will be held in the Adams school build ! ing. Railroads entering Phoenix have granted a cheap round trip rate on ! account of the meeting. A recep- | ton committee has been appointed
 consisting of A. J. Mathews of Ten pc, George A. Judson of Phoenix. D, ! T. Jantzen of Phoenix, and Miss Lulu ! D. Clark of Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03

Policemen all over the world use TIE. Policemen stand on their feet all day and know what sore. tender, sweaty, swollen feet really mean. They use TIE because TIE cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in per feet condition. Read what this po- hceman has to say: "I was surprised and delighted with TIE for tender feet. ! hardly know how to thank you enough for r. It's superior to pow cers or plasters. 1 can keep my feet In perfect condition. Believe in my earnest gratitude for TIE. ! am a policeman and keep on ny feet all day."-Emzy HarrelI. Austin, Texas.
 You never tried anything like TIE before for your feet. It Is different from anything ever before sold.
 TIE is not a powder Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores, TlZ draws out all poisonous exuda. tions which bring on soreness of the feet. and is the only remedy that does TfZ cleans out every pore and glOri fes the feet-yOur feet
 Youn never limp again or draw mp your face in pain and you'll forget about your corns, buniOns and cal 1 louses. Youn feel like a new person
 TIE ls for sale at all druggists at i, 2sc per box. or 1t win be sent you direct if you wish from Walter Ln ! ther, Dodge < Co, Chicago, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
Warranted to Wear

Nov. lookee ere" said the farmer to the manager of the cloth factory. planking down a big parcel of wool. 'th' last cloth you made for me was SO thin that i hardly knew when I'd got on a coat or not. So make this oop thicker. my lad"
 The manager nodded. Business was bad. He could not afford to lose cd customers. so he put his best work into the job.
 Well, and is this cloth stiff enough this time?" he asked day or two afterward.
 Stif enought? You couldn't break it wi a battlerami- exclaimed the farmer. Why, my lad, 1t be battle proofi Old girl and me. we tried to bend it, but t'weren't no good. But that be all right now he adde~ T just been to tn carpenters. and he's goin' to put hinges on the knees and elbowsi "-Answers
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
sHE ToLp THe coNeREeArIoN

SHE TOLD THE CONGREGATION
 If brevity is the soul of wit, one oi the wittiest speeches on record was made by a woman. says the Philadel phia Record. Mrs. Briggs lived in the northern part of Indiana, a long distance from any village. Hearing that Rev Mir. Goodwin was to preach in a township some 20 miles distant she resolved to be present, and, as no other way afforded she walked the 20 miles.
 The pastor heard of this, and was so pleased at the appreciation which it showed that at the close of the sermon he mentioned the fact to the congregation and called upon Mrs Briggs 10 tell how she came.
 Rising slowly, she looked over The audience and with great solemnity said:
 T hoofed it."
 Then she sat down again.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
COMMITTEES WORK Is
 CORDIALLY ENDORSED
Rank and File of Party and Candidates Alike Are
 Well Pleased

On all sides yesterday were heard commendation of inc worK done at the meeting Of the precinct commit teemen at Douglas oI Tuesday. The chairman. secretary and other officers are satisfactory 10 the mass of voters, as are the members of fhe platform committee, executive committee and the state central committe. No only are they satisfactory 10 the voters, but 10 the candidates as well, and an add ed confidence has been lent to all for the coming campaign.
 The selection of James R. Tender son of this city for chairman and or A C. karger especially, have pleased in this district Both men are so well known and Of such recognized abil- ity that their choice was all that was necessary to insure a we'll con ducted campaign in the county. Those two offices are especially hard to fill. They require men who are especially qualified for just that kind of work, for organization and who will give at tention to the most minute details and keep them all within their grasp. Without such men 10 head a county committee effective work is impossi- ble and the democrats of this dis trict. knowing the two men well, feel that just these desirable qualities have been obtained.
 Interest now centers in the call for meeting of the state central com mittee. which has not yet been is- sued but is expected soon. With such committee organized the real work of the campaign may begin and the time for efficient work is short, less than six weeks. only thirty-nine days inter vening between now and election day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
WHEN

 When the last ton of coafs in the cellar, and the kindling split and piled; When the furnace is working smooth ly and tempers are never Tiled, We shall rest us. and faith, we shall need it. and sit by our fire in peace,
 And all of our winter troubles with the heating appliance shall
 cease.
 For then there will be no cleaning of smokepipe and joint and fiue; The trouble with the radiators and the boilers will all be through. We'll list to the blizzard's bowling. nor feel we have need 10 fear That the water will freeze in the basement. and the plumbing
 get out of gear.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
pjsappointment

Today I went 10 see the game
 They call football. I'll own I found it pretty tame,
 For, after all had been told. I felt real sore; l looked 10 see them shed some gore But no gore flowed upon that field
 No. not a bit. No blackened optics were revealed
 No noses hit; l sure was disappointed some l think football is mighty bum.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-03
GEORGIA OUTBREAKS

AUGUSTA. Ca. Nov. 2-The an. nual convention Of the Lutheran Syn cd of Georgia opened in this city to day and will continue in session untn the first of next week. The attendance includes more than one hundred dele gates and visitors, among whom are leading ministers and prominent lay members of the denomination from all parts Of the state.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-07-13
HERe Glib THERE
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Dahnke's Cream Bread-phone "a.
New stock OF betting. all Sizes
Hickman Hdw Co.
A. NJ. DeBow is at Dawson Springs
for a few days rest.
Miss Carrie May Reid is visiting
friends al Dorena this week.
J X. Phipps Of Martin. was here
one day last week on business.
Mrs. II. b. Johnson left Monday for
Tullahoma. Tenn, to visit relatives.
Mason fruit jars half gallon Csc
dozen and quarts soc dozen...Hiok-
man Hdw. Co.
Mrs. Maggie Randle went TO Fulton.
Monday. to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Horace Luten.
Don't forget our special offer on
ANAAAA'hAhiA am AgbhtnrfG haEOnos
Hickman IIdw. Co.
Call Rogers when that nag gets the
collie. He guarantees to cure. Both
phones. Hickman. Ky.
There's only one tailor in Hickman
--phone 1873 for cIeaning and press
ing Schmidt, the Tailor.
We are making some special prices
on an buggies for the cash in order
90 clean up for our big fan trade on
stoves.-Ilicman Hdw. Co.
II. c. Amberg returned Friday from
a months visit to Louisville, Nash
vile, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York
and other eastern and northern points
c. Il. Acres, Of Gray's. Ark, is visit.
ing his children and old Hickman
friends MIR. Acres says Hickman is
coming to the front, and gives the
Courier credit for a lot of boosting.
Mr.. Acres has been a reader of this
paper for 40 years and here's hoping
he lives to read il. 40 years more.
We are informed that Mrs w. II.
Treas, OF near town, suffered a strok
OF paralysis last Wednesday and is
In dangerous condition. The left
side was affected. Several physicians
have been az her bedside almost con
stantly snce Wednesday. We trust
this good lady will recover.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-07-13
COUNTY THURSDAY, 1911.
Fulton County and the Democratic Primary.

win not objcot-others ought to be
punished
We base our opinion Of crookodness
on such things as not being able 10
learn from proper authorities the
names Of election officers after their
selection holding back the number
81 votes, calculating returns with
out majority OF the committee. as
prescribed by law-failure to make
public the official returns ringing the
county school superinierdort race in
as prize-gang whisky fes,s, and 80
on. All this. or rumors 81 IL. become
nauseatlng to respectable people. The
better citizenship az Fulton county
should zee thai change is made
TIE Courier rs Democratic from
head to foot hut our is different
brand from that which A. being dished
out In this county. u Is not a part
OF Democaiicy for les followers To
kned Ia a dirty. drunken set OF po-
hfical thugs-that b. not the Dcmoc-
racy We were raised on Aud Il Is no
faux of Democracy that the present
state OF affairs eXisis-it is mere lack
Of Interest ON the pert q our voters.
Thc parry Is alright. btr We need To
drop some Of the county organization.
The whole thing has reached that
point where Il Is little shady" to
say the least and needs clarifying.
STEALING has been done In other con
tests and Il may have been done in
his one. HUT no man or SCI OF men
have a right to dabble In the soye-
rclgu rights Of the people. This shell
game business should be stopped. re
gardlees OF party or color.
At this time. while II cannot be
claimed "A case of licked dog
bowling" the whole thing should be
cl,arcd up. and a new. clean start
taken In Fulton county politics. II
is not untimcly To reprint here an TX
tract from the Commercial Appeal on
this subject OF machine politics. which
h an follows:
III Ia readily observable that the