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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
TEXAS MeTHoDIsTs

FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. B. The annual meeting Of the Austin conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in America, the Northern Methodist, convened in St. Paul s church in this city today. with Bis hop Quayle of Oklahoma City presid- ing. he business of the conference will occupy four or five days.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
Ghee.
Snec- ed in India as is butter in

Ghee is used in India as is butter in America and Europe. IL Is. in fact butter so prepared that 1t never be- comes stale. and there are recorded instances Of its being preserved for 6 aundred years.
 In making ghee butter is boiled un' n all the watery particles and cu-ds have been thrown of by repeated sldmmings, When the liquor has be come clear oil. it Is poured into yes sel to cool When cooled it Is granu inted and will keep for years without becoming ranci6.-HaTper's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
Cork Lea Nearly Drowned Him.

William Greens cork leg nearly caused his death recently at Wynn. Mass. He got beyond his depth while bathing. and his artificial leg was SO buoyaut that his feet went up in the air and his head was forced under water. Happily he was saved by 8 college girl. who vas ont bathing with a companion. She managed to get hold of Greene by the hair and held his head out of water while her es. cor, rowed 10 shore with Greenc dragging behind.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
SPOKANE APPLE SHOW

SPOK ANE. Wash. Nov, 22:-With the promise Of eclipsing all previous records in the we slth of exhibits and the aodomzanytnE1tessIIties Spo- kane's fourth annual National Apple Show opened today. to continue for one week. The exhibits range from carloads of apples down 10 single plate Of the fruit and represent prac- tcally all of the great orchard dis trlcts of the Pacific slope and the in- termOuntain country.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
LARGEST CONCRETE ARCH

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 23.-Spo- kane today began a weeks celebration in homer of the completion of the great bridge spanning the Spokane river in this city. The bridge IS the largest concrete arch structure in the world, Ve Uenuai arch having
 length Of 2Sl feet The total length 1f the bridge is 79l feet. It was de signed by J. C. Ralston and erected at a cost Of a half a million dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
WESTERN THEOLOGICAL sEMIN.
 ARIES

OBERLIN. O., Nov 23:-The first formal institute ever held by the theO- logical seminaries Of the west for the purpose Of exchanging views concern ing the work Of such institutions con. vened at ObeTlin College today for a three days session. The prominent preachers and educators here to ad- dress the conference include Profess or Graham Taylor of the Chicago Theological Seminary Dr.. G. John ston Ross Stevenson. D. D. of Brook lyn. John R. Mott, of New York city, and Bishop " F McDowell of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
ENDORSED BY TAFT

SAN FRANCcTSS'CI'0Ij, Noy. 23--Presl- dent Taft gave hearty endorsement to the California branch Of the Cii- zens' National Committee on the rau- fication of the arbitration treaties of 1911. in telegram read at a mass meeting under the a6spices Of the peace society here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
NEW mAaTlAH CANAL

FLAGSTAFF, Nov. a3.-The Low. ell observatory announced today new canal on Mars. IL was seen and photographed November 2l. New iea- lures show ta3t the canal system is an active ore, in process of change and development zt the present time
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
naus of Res. for Hor....

A business concern in Baltimore which buys only the best stock for it's draft horses. gives each horse a day of rest every week in addition to Sun day. The firm Is convinced by exps- rience that this practice increases the working capacity of the horses cn days when they are in service and lessens veterinary expenses. - Ex' change.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
RlseEE MAN A WITNESS

LOS ANGELES. Nov 23.-M. J. Cunningham. cashier Of the Bank of Blsbees is a witness in the trial Of Fred IT. Thompson, an attorney charged with receiving from Orlando W. Altorre money stolen from the Jnited States mails.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
o-. can.. for R,IoicInu.

Irish Doctor-Wen. I've knocked the fayver out O him. anyhow. Wife Oh. doctor. do you think ,here Is any hope? Doctor Small chance I'm sfeard. madam; but you'll have the satisfaction of knowing tha; he diec cured --Detrcft Saturday Night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
cHARITIEs AND CORRECTIONS

NTAHl liES 'RND CORREC TONS
 COLUMBIA, s. C.. Nov. 23.-Colun- bia today welcomed a large number Of distinguished visitors from all parts of South Carolina, who have gathered in the city for the third annual State conference of Charities and Correc- ticn- The sessions will last two days and will be devoted to the discussion of a wide range of subjects. Pres ident Mitchell of the University of South Carolina, Frank B. Gary of Ab- beville and other persons Of wide prominence are on the program for addresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
TIGERS NEW CAPTAIN

PRINCETON, Nov. 23.-Talbot Tay- for Pendleton. of Berkeley Springs. ". Va. was elected captain of the Princeton football team today. He is Ia member of the class of 1912
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
MR. BRYAN SAFE

IINCOYN, Nov. 23.-Chas. W. Dry an received a wireless from w. J. Bryan tonig [, stating: .An safe on board .the steamer Segueranca, bound for Cuba"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NOTES
 The Unlyersity's Enrolment.

The most notable increase in at tendance at the University of Ari- zona this year, Is in the freshman class which is forty 10 fifty per cent larger than last year The judge ment of the faculty Is that the new students are an unusually capable body. The total registration at the university up to date. this year, is 25S, and it is likely 10 run to 275. which will be Q gain of % per cent over last years registration. This is considerably greater than any pre- vious enrolment at the university The total enrolment last year was 195.
 Science" of Oct 27 has statistical table showing that the University of Arizona has a larger number Of in- structors 10 the number Of students than any other state institution in the country. except one school of min ing pure and simple in he middle west. In the university there are 4.7 students to a teacher: in the Uni versity of California l29; the Univer- sity of Colorado IS: the University of Idaho, 9.S. Illinois s.4; Iowal3. Kan sas II, Michigan Is; Minnesota 26; New Mexico s; Texas IS.
 The territory has been generous to it's educational institutions and will secure the rewards of it's liberality In small classes every student has such personal direction ls will best develop his initiative and working capacity.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-24

WE'LL DO SOME OF TT WITH WASHINGTON co. SUITS THE VALUE ia in these suits, every cent you pay you get in QUALITY. STYLE. COMFORT 6 FIT.
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Seetbuucu i'm Gispalait.

@eneralmuIitoirettor Or. Straub
Eat bas muIitaIiits 2eber i6on Inn
lrauhen nsuen 3ug bereihsrt. unisrs
Wuiitlitsratur 1T ourh i'm auf Iolts
mege sefI6rt noroen, bic bislang unr
cansbar i6iersn, bag Srteiter hat
linn sinige rsht origineQs aIansDir=
tungen gu Deroanten, uno i6Iieblth
bat er ni6t 3ulsBt oafur geiorgt, rap
irrgiam be6iitete Qnidauungen ii6er
bic Nusbeutung unierer aIaFitsr ins
Wanten serutben Iino. W}an bate
elauben ioGen, boB Riharo StruuB'
Gbrseis, Elm muiitalii6er ReDolutioz
nor uno RsuidDpfer gu peroer, nit
tieien grFolgen beFriebigt lei, ober
tob er iih peni9itens uuf DenisIben
pabnen meter bet6Gtigsn tperbe. Iber
fpeit gefehlt. Sei ss nun, bab Ii5
neue Snitrumsnts bod ni6t in unbe.
ersnSter 3abl erfinben IaiTen, lei es,
RAP bic Sudt nad neuen 3rpstbe.
itimmungen Der Wuiit Islb't fir ben
iinbieiten QfabIuher aqmd6lih fhrer
fGut, Or. Ritaro Struub betreibt iegt
eine Reform oss duberen Mtilisus, 5.
3. bes 3ur 4usii6ung unb 8ermittlung
Der Wuiit nun einmal unumsdnsli6sn
Raumes. gigentlta bat .r ba gang
rehi; benn bic aon5ertIdl. i'm 2Ggez
metnsn, .bie 8erlinsr i'm geipnoeren,
leioen an elmer 5iemliden ginf0rmigs
ieit, 70 pab iie Dem inbioiouelsn unb
imprefioniitiiden gbaratter uniersr
mOoernsn ,Wuiit taum gsre6t gu psr.
zen Derm0ssn, tpsnn Ribarb Straub
stns vi stuss &sffii5suus ieinsS Dou
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Quiiote 3ur Grednsune bes muiifalis
ihen @usbruds einige auliien nit
fpaniIhen Sssnerien 5use5oeen poer
ipenn er bic Wtrtuneen BON Sob uno
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robmune zines Sranten3immers pers
ItGrtt bGtte. Iber, pffen eeitanoen,
pernDeen tpir nift reht eir5uieben,
tpurum er fir Die Geunte Sinfonie Die
gisfldhe bes neuen 8erliner Sport
poldites aur llnterla9e tpdblte. Weoer
ben g(usfiibrenoen nod ben 3ubDrern
tonr bod sisentli6 Der tiihle goben
RE Sttmmune Iebr ertpdrmt baben,
uno auf bic eritern bat audi eriihtlth
Gas NatureeIes feline Wirtuug nidt
perfeblt, pdbrenb alleroines bus Der.
liner Qublitum nah getpoAnter Irt
tie SenIation Srumpf iein lieb uno
fi6 iiber Die rsueIte geniaIe Sbee lei.
nes Observation-Disclosures eerdoe3u
beseitert aeiete. Wtan ItelIe iih
aber audi ben beitridenoen Rei5
Der Situation Dor. mlittsn ouf Der
1roben gisfldhe Elm Yootum fir
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our6 einen 2dufer nit bem feitsn 30
ben nsrbunoen. unb auf oieiem ihmo>
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Die triiaerii6e 9abn bereitet. Go mar
fir Stimmung BON pornberein ese
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tonnte, oh lie geraoe ben 9arbietunge7
res abenos angepaBt mar. Geben Der
8eetboDenider Sinpbonie purbe nod
Wagners SisgfrieoeSbpu auf Sis Ter
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pabrIdeinIia nur Serr Or. Ritaro
Straub, inpiepeit fir bieie Walopoeiie
Elm GispaIaIt Die rt6tiqe llmrabmurg
biloet. Wir biirfen pobl nit GINGER
Spannuns elmer ettpai9en Snterpretaz
tion oieier neueitsn Sunitpflege entgez
eeniehsn, m0tten aber, iolange lp:r
bisie GrtIdrung niht haben uno uns
ibrsr 9etpeistraft nod niht angeitloiz
! fen hoben, bem tiibnen Reusrer an
betmfteQen, pb er ntht in tunfttsen
| 5dlen ieinem &onturrenten Wtar
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rermuHen fabt Der 3irtus ebsniO gut
ME Der Gispalait, uno mas oieisr etEr1
an rei3poIIer Ssenerie poraus bat, erz
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Die ibm ei9ene 2ltmoipbdre, Die bel
mdnhsm Stiit bic SQuIionstraft bes
3ubprers bebeutenb erbDbeu tonnte
QBie ipdrs es ba 3. g. nit Gii3ts Sra
3eppa, ooer etpa gar, um bel HIturo
Straub' eigsnitem 8ebist 81 bIeibeu,
nit Dem Siu guIsHipiegeI2 SeIbit
Dem i6perfGQigitsn 3ubDrer pIroe
iiterItt bic Qarss braitiite aomit
Oieier MuFt aufgeben, lpenn ibm nur5
Ole umgebun9 Die Grinnerung an ben
oummen 4uguIt uno feline grotessen
SpaBe nabegelsgt puroe.
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frau foui(t fuabls,

Siarb am lROniug. ben 2 Saguar 1911
9fprgtnE um u5r 40 utlrticr. In feiHer g5Ch'
NINA 20 SOs2 Ulaha6ufettts goeuue Carp
&safbiugfor. unfcr innigit geiebieS Uaiis. 8.l'
ter Srcbpaier Uub llrgyoBoGieE,
Carl iOulsoCf,
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Gus nosu 8rnannte uUh tSTeuuoe obue fpeiiete
G0its boflidft eiape!aoea fiub ben
34 T.n fraurruoeu Stuttrhiiebtnru.
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t,rrtf's wtrssuf gu sisa: Cite.
- lamtiteH gouHtu SIS:
3u'elqt stusi ,raNtpsH nab on min s,rit.s,su
fbtlanqss s8triaaisbt'tbls hes Common gltss De-
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usrtpar,s ml Der gs,sIirls son bdacs,r %, 10
pts pofbsreticat Ubrtragsu an Wtsrat naft,
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sheiinl, pou siHu Got Abtrirsa,r surn bjcofsa
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traatn cn bdasf. aEH e. 9Depp NAB Ycrn
9rainere, rne 9urantl nit preaepap eins strt3.
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'anestinse uHb lnGf IN biss ensieihs abtrircatn
turt btfaeitn Cunt Brs Gram on Gbarits T. girer
hnrt 9oe IN tuA ei3 seitt 30 seFeeisr geunfp
Hetores. lHiaTm,H nit nasn ben HtA,tn, atttanrs
surn 9eDate Aobtgis In uns ~ etm ,neff fl2
snb S'reftH Saun, qtteeu en.iane etr tpsttid,en
Ssiis poH sem sbtu htfArifbsnsn Giatn.tum une
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btfbrisstnsr eia,Hthnms in basfsibt srfiaes fk,ts
treatu nHrDt eutd gbartsy T. T;ran uns ;,,au
en- gpipare Nesuis, r., bard Toe eairt pam
II Wdi 1856. nns ,inae.raatn in Tetbs RuA si3
Ssit 249, hsr 9ttetes psn Gamilfpn asun.p Che
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81, alassr. ,nne absmss q. 2sbuts ". uHs. bic
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gsrfaaisbteineunq,H: Gin 1riinl gcar ON @trs
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1ritis In listi aabreH. nit 3iHitn; bic binaass
es6oesnta 3otlnHgtR nihsn burA Rstsn nno
6sporbd oaf eas 6iptnfhnm etEnert fsia, eosr
Aats gaar, mad yeania bfs &dmfers.
stnrp sn. pa mann
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Tarh Cts. %. linn Tspurr.
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GtelIenseiudN mdunIid.

Gtcltuue aefudi als Broeera Manager cher
fGr Cftiee bon eireu inHatu W1arr mi! 10.
td6riacr gr'Gbruna: bat feiTe seEoib: Gal'
eftoluueea. u. 7. sod. SOC @roohnGe.
gnrter ? init griotrure in ulen Mrbsi'eu fu6i
Gienurp. Z. Setibsl, i22 Sacter CTR.
TEorttt fn6! eieaune. mlsttI,i. 1853 Gar.
sttou sbe.
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gS ortio Ie.

Sd per0e bel meiner porgeieeten
@eborbe I'm b0beres gintommen elm.
forulnen.
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Vicrbc nno ;snbr,ucrfc.

EtId auicr Mrbeitsp'crne, l
yrnbe Giuie id5tpsr, nit siircr; mcbrere gnie
gsalenaierbe in hiefer sl1r.ie, aiif rebrere
agaemeine g,nepterbs; ipiirhe uns 'refeh
Ipenn Gle unferen Norrath hsii4iiaen
MOLTEN; hipfe pfcrbe iusrber nuf Vrooe an
hernEifpcrtlide Ferfcnen betfouff. aGrantirt
has Al fein fit fpus fie nuageaehen fuurpen,
cher iein gerfdiff. 427ss2e GbeGmore Sfrs
slpii6en 8iertet uno Situiier.
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strif gsrfauf - xr Eiss. Ests.
- GamltsE apun,s,
3uieiss stHss ulaHtntr uua ar mid sri&,stta
ssr.aufsstfsb!s bss Gemrpa al,as gettGtI rptrb.
10 o''tHilta ANN BttfaGie cnkts,tn in er Gbss
rufs Cfist. i'm gOarissuis, Ia Der eiaet gtnsin,
lsii, I'm Il lSr 8sr-r ttaas has nas'oissns b.,
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bio aownieis, Samilitr gSaEip, Csir, sns ueb.r
ttidt,b.E ME 'slei: tstItem in Ggac,iurel Rance
3p.i (Zl, isRHfsts gier "a et.tDa 2q onisus
gtne On bu Astonttsges peu b,ieeiu ss,iIeH
g1Ss1anane'iDeErs ~ sann ihsiit iaptsns lSsl'
aHs atiIis nab .trbc.s tsfia Sras bh!ts eru G3
at!itn; ham fGbli. ftbtuanbfauflis une trtis
sertsl t5la4 Bsae btit6 sshn uHb et,gnssittgis
suhettfftl 40 43Np, editn ,ur Bipsigsmrs
gifs esuH npttgtpat's tnilane WoE:ssmtts 1i,s
200 iub. m,sr sotr nenieu: ham nstslid, 45ls
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40 a.titH; earr NIT ar gerelisi, bon tsas,sr
Sstt'sH rstsILo r. eTae Hne itpenlts ieOi TuEi,u
ntf,6 2 80 pstitR ~ Der 9orbnstrest ben btinss
iu stiisE y aub gtIn An'ansssua.f, .Hibalitne
20. 4s Gdty, m,tT pstf fvtHieu eaia,uemmtn ,tr,a
ettt'tH bon RHt in eeE 9rtiis Der igeiiA,n
stit: as,rirasta ez sjf GtttSefi g!.aisH, siess
e,iis AS. csntl'or Gsnnts fGtlol Gas a,tsrss
atlta.n an atr HoItDehli1.n Sti,t pon Brent,
eemtru 9ti, iaeNt ron 2snseca Ress. mi, b,r
earau' btttnsltttr 9,rbsHunnsen.
abetitasi lu 81 90.
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8otroee, Chic ttI aI6esriu it uns CsI,u 8
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Eaa &c. 1921
acknowledgements: Pear en- gsvfautl,es.
e,utp 81 Ga mann
ehuif' bon eamiiisn esHHts, Chic
Trrt gts. %. aiRH 1esais
W n. 81. GeliiHs Aniraii.
StHeiHHait, Il. Gasmtn 1910.
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Cmma Ctt.r,

geb. Gram.
Gie gscrb.eunq ftnoe! fiat: beuis Iteuiiap gag
ml,iaa nm / 4 ubr poH giIeetaas ttu2eIIs, l.
IND SreTen Giyabe, aus. IL
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Tarbara Sd)orr,
arnrp Riffbrrs,

Etarb an Gamfiag. ben 81 Deoern5sr 1910.
uu 8 ubr a5eaes, IN ibTsg &Bohnuas, ac. III
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Bd6erei, eutnebenoe; is Flrs. WtebI per
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Lamb. Ausfunit In ber Golfsbl0it1Cfftee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-03

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-03
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-13
BOOSTS UPPER PENINSULA.
Natural Advantages of District De-
scribed in ST. Paul Booklet.

The Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
railroad has published an eighty-page
booklet, entitled Vacation Land In
It the vacation resorts and natural ad-
Vantagcs of the upper peninsula are
described. Tho booklet says: The
upper peninsula of Michigan is beau
tiful scenic region, dotted with many
lakes, SO near at hand and so accessible
that the most limited purse will per-
nit the luxury Of brief respite from
the work day, and to picture as far as
possible the dominant characteristics
of attractive places in the upper PENN
sula and Wisconsin is the purpose of
this book. In scope the region en-
braces a wide range from the populous
resorts where social gayety is the legit-
innate pursuit to primeval. So varied
and rich i'm possibilities for pleasure
is the field which invites the tourist
that there will be something to appeal
to him i'm all the places suggested.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-13
PoRcUPINE STOCKS.
]. A. Minnear & Co.
TOWNSEND BACK AT CAPITAL.
Finds Anti Reciprocity Sentiment is
Less Evident in Michigan.

Washington, July Is. Senator.
Charles Townsend, returned to WASH
ington yesterday from jackson who're
he has been for many days past on ac-
count of the serious illness of his Sis
ter The senator comes prepared 10
vote against the bunk of the Cummins
amendment 10 the reciprocity pact, de-
claring that in lbs belief some of them
DO not SAVIOR OF having been offered
in good faith for the welfare of the
measure itself.
But there are one or two amend
ments the senator thinks well Of es-
pccially the one providing that no part
of the treaty shall go into effect until
all of its does. While Senator Towns
end counts it Inconsistent that Can
ada should jugglc the measure. still it
is possible, after the United States
passes il, that Canada should adopt
some one portion of the agreement and
leave the rest up in the air without the
amendment. In this event Senator
Townsend says the United states
would be left in the position of grant
ing the whole in return for part of
the agreement.
Il find the anti-rcciprocity senti-
mcnt is much less evident in Michi-
gan" Senator Townsend says, refer
ring To state matters. Every where /
heard calls for Osborn for second
term, and l do not believe any one
would come out against the governor
were he To announce his candidacy"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-13
MAY APPOINT sTEERE.
Circuit Judge Of Eleventh District May
Succeed Hooker.

Lansing. Mich, July 13.-AJthousu
Governor Osborn is not in the city ahu
no one here pretends TO have any INK
ling as TO whom the governor VIII
name for the supreme bench Vacah-
cy caused by the death of Justice
Hooker. the talk around the state
house is that Judge Joseph II. Steeie
of the circuit bench in the Eleventh
district comprising Alger, Luce. emp
pewa and Schoolcraft counties is GER
tain To be appointed If he Will ae"
cept Judge Steere was candidate for
the supreme bench in 1905 at the RiV-
erside Park convention in Saginaw ana
among his staunchest friends at that
time was Mr. Osborn. He has been on
the circuit bench for about thirty years
and for many terms has been re-elect-
ed without opposition. He is every
where recognized as one of the ablest
iurists In the state.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-13

OF Ahmeek. voiced I'm no uncertain
language his opposition 20 the mer-
ger The statement is quite scathlns'
and brings out some new phases OF
the situation. The disastrous fire IN
the Porcupine camp resulting IN heafy
loss OF life and property caused some
selling Of this group Of stocks. Tine
Toronto exchange closed today, ana
win remain SO until next Tuesday so
that values viii not be sacrificed be-
cause OF the disaster.
on the curb. trading was light win
a few important changes in prices.
New Baltic was fairly active, as high
as 6A.