Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-10
THESE THINGS PENDING
 THIS ENSUING WEEK
Scheduled Events in all Parts of the World, of More Than
 Average Interest

1. WASHINTON, D. C., Sept 9-Nex,
 Friday. on his 54 birthday anniyer.
 sary, President Taft will start from
 Beverly on the most important triT
 that he has planned since he has been
 in the White House. The trip will take him through nearly the whole oi
 the southwest and west. as far as inc Pacific coast. His first stopping place will be Syracuse. N. r.. where hs will attend the opening Of the New
 York State Fair
 Following one of the most interest. ing and strenuous campaigns tha.
 New England has ever known, the voters of Name will ballot on Monday Q determine whether the policy of con stitutional prohibition of the liquor traffic, which has prevailed for more than a quarter of century, shall be rel aimed.
 A general investigation into freight rates on live stock, packing house products and fresh meats in effect throughout that portion of the country west and southwest of Chicago, will be opened at Oklahoma city Monday with a hearing before representatives of the interstate commerce commis- sion.
 Saturday will be the anniversary Of Mexican independence, ordinarily a day of great celebration throughout the republic. Fear Of an uprising against the government will result, it is said, in almost all the celebrations being postponed this year.
 The eyes of Christian Endeavorers throughout the world will be on Ayl- mer, Quebec. Tuesday, when an ad- dress and banquet will be rendered to the Rev Francis E. Clarke. the founder and president of the organiza- ton. Dr. Clark was born in Aylmer and Tuesday will be the sixticth 2n- niversaTy og his birth.
 With the near approach of the date of election, public interest in the po- litical campaign in Canada is ex- Uectad to reach the high stage. Sir Wilfrid Llurier will devote the weeE to speechmabing tour of Quebec, while Mir Borden, the leader of the op- position, will carry his campaign into Nova Scotia.
 The most important gathering of the week will be the annual conference of the governors of the states of the union, which will assemble Tuesday at Spring Lake, N J., for a session oi five days. The chief executives of at least thirty states are expected 10 attend. Employers liability, inherit ance tax, fixing of interstate rates, public utilities and prison labor will ,Tf
 The first convention of national park superiutendents and officials of the interior department will meet Monday ar Yellowstone park. The convention wlll thoroughly discuss the proposed bureau of national parks which See Tetary Fisher hopes to have estab- hshed shortly.
 Other conventions of the week will include those of the Trades and Labor congress of Canada, at Calgary; the National association Of Postmasters, at Omaha; the National association of Stationary Engineers, at Cincin- natl; the National society of the Army of the Potomac, at Providence, and the Atlantic DecD Waterways associa- ton at Richmond, Va
 Events abroad tha5 will be Of more or less interest to American readers will be the annual maneuvers of the German army, the annual meeting Of inc Briish Trades Union congress at Newcastle, the Thirteenth Interna- uonaI congress Against Alcoholism at The Hague, The International con gress for the Protection of Infants, at 3erlin, and the celebration of the 50Cth anniversary Of St. Andrews University, Scotland.