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The Washington times., 1911-02-28
BARNES IS CALLER
At WHITE HOUSE
Suggested That New !
Leader May Have D
cussed Reciprocity

| William Barnes, jr., Republic,
| chairman of New York, Taft-f
| organization man, Roosevelt o
| and leader of the Old Guard in
pire State, was an interesting
terious visitor to the White II
day.
He said that his visit had n
cance, that he had left Albany
he was tired of the place and
get away, and that being in
thought he would look in to
President. He looked in, foI
the Cabinet was about to meet,
went away.
Later II was learned that he
cepted the Presidents invita,.u.. -
lunch with him at the White House
and about 2 o'clock he came back. Wha,
the two big leaders talked about is only
to be guessed.
Why Reciprocity?
There was a suggestion that perhaps
Mr.. Barnes came down to protest
against reciprocity. This was the guess
when, as the New York politician left
the Executive offices, he turned to the
reporters dlu btilu'
''Why reciprocity, anyway"
Upstate New York farmers and other
interests are not as enthusiastic over
reciprocal trade relations with Canada
as they might pe, and this fact, 1t is
thought. is giving political leaders in
that section some cause for concern.
During the morning Representative
Mann of Illinois called to see the Presi-
dent about the appointment of locomo-
tive boiler inspectors under the new
law. He said that he had not specifical-
ly recommended anyone for these posi-
tiOns, but that he had given his Opin
ion as to the qualifications Of some of
the applicants indorsed by other people.
Watson a Caller
Senator Watson OF West Virginia paid
his first Official visit to the White
House today. He simply came to pay
his respests to the President, and to
get acquainted, in case he should want.
at SOME future time, to talk over
patronage and other matters of mutual
interest.
jeff Davis, of Arkansas, was another
II was noted that the great Commoner
lid not ride in an automobile this time.
He caTHe afoot and left afoot, unless
he had an automobile waiting
around the corner for him.
The Washington times., 1911-02-28

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money II Pazo
Ointment fails to cure any case Of Itching
Blind. Bleeding. or Protruding Piles in to
i4 days. Soc.
The Washington times., 1911-02-28

TO PREVENT THE GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the
cause. There is only one 'BPOMO OTISINE.'
Look for signature OF z. w. GROVE. 25c
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:. February q. 1911.
5band Of Florence
te residence I752
sday, at o'clock.
sbruary q. 1871 at
enth street north
Dill Of Doughore-
eishty-hrst year
- Cathedral. Bal
Irch /, at 10 a. m
ye Union station
rnE@ 10 railroad at s:25
Ft N-rd, bruary q. 1871, at
{ ,e~ .aufsE. EARLEY, be-
~ E1e sa :obert and Mary
ass from the home
Tns, E3s street
. "a. ha iareh z. at a
#tH fsnrs Church, whore
ras HE for the repose
T. Olivet. Rels-
n. attend.
-a11-s- gnday. February
-rr ooLINE. widow
.es. ience. at vien-
frH -a at p. m.
.... ..-# -.rr on Monday
.a-. 49, n 3:55 O'Clock
f--.rar Betsy A. Hill
randmother Of
Hrs1 Tenth street
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The Washington times., 1911-02-28
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30

mAsseZS hombres fuertes les invigorece mas Esta
es la original hnca Kaktus Cream y Sc
envia caiita todas parties del mundo al reCioo
de $l.QO; cajitas, S2OO orc americana
81. Max La IN Ut3l ics.- BOX 969,
Lynbrook, New York, +. u. "A.
La policia del Distrito de San Juan
ha prestado los siguientes servicios Ell
las veinticuatro horas
Alteration de la Paz, 5; aggression 2
Portar armas; Infracci6n Reglamento
Sanidad, i lnfracci6n ordenanzas mu,
nicipales, l.
Puerta de TERRA: Aggression, |
Santurce: Alteration de la paz, q
Infracci6n Reglamento Sanidad. Total
IA.
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Ell artista pintor j. Lopez de Victoria.
participa al p1blico que por algun item
pO mas tiene su residencia en- Caguas
calle BetGmceS
=
Anoche debut6 en- Guayama ell cua
dro artfstico que dirige el seior Migue
lete.
Tambien Sc encuentra ALI, desde Q
miercoles, ell conocido prestidigitado1
ilusiOnista Mr.. Herman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30
C0C|NE P0R ElECTRICIDAD

La Porto Rico Railway Light & Power Company
llama la atencion del pdblico la electrical
pleta, y las maquinas dc avado planchado. calen
adores oros aparatos elecrcos, cue ACADIA dc recbr
para nstaar moderno Sanatorio de Hato Rey, la
Sociedad Espanola de Auxio M1tuo Benehcencia dc
Puerto Rico; cuyo motive que los pecios
dc coriente electrical para cspceia~
les entire media noche P. M, scran los msmos que
sor Ia eute que los noto1es.
Porto RICO RAILWAY a rowgn CO
San Tuan z. Agosto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30
MAS NOTICIAS

La Detective ha arrestado en- Baya-
mon d Rafael Hernandez acusado de
recetar drogas los enfermos sin te-
ner ell correspondence t1tulo de me-
dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30
Gel CATALAN -
CONFITERIA

SuplicamOs q nuestros cons.
tantes favorecedores que para
mejor presentation de los ira.
oajns de encargo, en- festas y
las senalados, deben ordenar.
sc con uno 6 dos dias de an.
ticipaci6n.
Nj. Angelet g. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30
W Para HON BRES
Cura Debiiidad,

"A MTyS1 VUFd D6DIFfUhfe
Restaura Ia Vitalidad,
GRE Am, Ahuyenta In ImpOtencia
Rcuueva la Juventud v Vigor.
Kaktus Cream es una saliva que Sc ap1ica
externamente Benehcia NADIA mas CON
que Sc frote un POGO Una apliCaci6n
positivamente demuestra su valOr. A los
hombres debiles les fortifca, Y a los
hombres fuertes les invigorece mas Esta
nc 90 or;u;vnoN y, Hn;Ca 70 LfvYc CrSa yu " eA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30
s6sas lznK
H1I|T'|l!lll1;I'N
AVISO lMPOPTANTE

Fmpezando el 10 de Enero de 1912, paquetes pue-
den ser enviados por conducto de la PORTO RI
CAN EXPRESS COMPANY, desde y 4 cualquer
punto de la linea de la Vega Alta Railroad, via
ID 'rado, que e punto de transferencia en- In
lnea de la American Railroad Company. q raz6n
de 10 centavos las 100 lbs ade1nas del tipo actual
hassa Dorado. Cargo minimum dez [lol eentavos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30

Programa del concerto que dara en-
La Plaza Baldorioty, la noche del do
mingo, la banda del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico.
/. Quickstep LA Algeria de la
Huerta'', Chueca.
2, Overture Southern Stars AS
cher Nahl.
3. Duet from the ZarZuela La Mar
cha de Cadiz', Valverde.
4. Excerpts from the Operetta The
Dollar Princess Fall.
5. Medley porto Rico Airs, Cam
pos.
6. Quickstep "Dauder' Lopez
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-30
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Un joven con conocimientos de CO.
mercio, mecanograf1a y que conoce ell
idioma Ingles, desea colocarse en- una
oficina de comercio.
Refere1cias M. IL. P. O. Box 545.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
= ~
En- Ponce fue sorprendida otra juga-
da a 10 prohibido y han sido arrestados
ocho individuos. :
Veintiseis personas sorprendi6 la po-
licla de Gurabo en- una jugada de mon
tie.
Han sido dcnunciados ante ell iuez
del DistritO.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
serpentine Tag.

Every boy and girl plays tag, but few are acquainted with it fin its liveiiest form-namely. as serpentine tag. For this good variation a large square is drawn on the ground or on the bare floor. and the person who is to be ''it' takes up the position within this bound ary line. while the rest remain outside.
 He is armed with a long wand. ai the end Of which IS a tuft of raw cot ton dipped In four Any one crossing the chalk line or. in fse-. venturing within reach of the tufted wand can be tagged if the tagger can catch him
 A white -four mark on dress or coat Is proof positive that a boy or girl has been tagred As soon as any one B tagged he must take the free hand of the person tagging and accOmpan! him in bis soriies aEsinst other invad CTS. Each person when tagged joins hands with the Dursuers. and 1t is when the pursuing line has become really long and unwieidy that the game is funniest and most exciting. though there is laughter aH through it.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
A Ne.. KInd of eoIieemsn.


 Did you ever hear of a bear acting the part Of a policeman? Yet 1 knew ene. and. although he did not wear a uniform nor helmet nor did he carry a club he captured a thief His name was Bruin. and he danced t0 gather in the pennies for his young Italian master. Late one afternoon the Italian stopped at a farmhouse and begged 10 stay all night He ordered Bruin 10 dance for the farmers children. and before retiring he shut the bear in the barn for safe keeping. During the zight the family was aroused by a great noise coming from the barn and . loud cry of Help, Help
 The farmer ran to the spot, followed by Bruins master. They saw a strange sight - Bu.n with his huge arms around mans neck. hugging him tightly. The bear was muzzled. 90 he could do the man no great harm. but the man was too frightened to notice the muzzle. The man was a dishonest neighb0r who had entered the barn to steal a fine calf. In the darkness he had stumbled over the bear. who seiz- ed him and held him fast
 The Italian called out. Hug him. Bruinr' The bear continued to hug until bis master called him away. and the neighbor went away frightened and wiser man.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
CHANGES ARE MADE
 IN THE CONCESSION

MEXICO CITY, June Exchanges have recently been made in the con cession for a line of railway from Port Lobos, Sonora, Mexico, to Sas- abe, on the international line, which was announced in January. The principal changes are as follows. The time in which the first 50 kilo meters (31 miles, must be complet- ed is extended for two years from April 26, 1911 Instead of crossing the international line at Sasabe the road win cross between the nOnu- ments 149 and 150, about thirty miles west of Sasabe The com pany is given the right to construct from any convenient point on the main line a branch line which shall pass through or near Caborea and terminate at Altar, Sonora, Mexico.
 No other road shall be built with in 15 kilometers (9.31 miles, north west of Port Lobos nor within 55 kdlometers (34 milesJ southeast oi that place, nor within 15 kilometers (s.3 miles) on each side of the main line.
 The concessionaires agree to con struct a suitable custom house at the point where the railroad crosses the northern frontier and cede the same free of charge to the Mexican government. The cOncessionaires also agree to pay into the federal
 treasury the amount necessary to make up the difference between the sum needed to pay the salaries cf the custom house employees at that place and the sum of the duties re- ceived there. until such time as the revenue therefrom shall be sufficient
 The Arizona & Gulf Railroad com pany purchased this concession from P. Sandoval and John Henderson of Nogales, Sonora. the last installment on the purchase price having been paid on March 8, 1911
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
OFFICIAL PROGRAM OF
 BIG FOURTH CELEBRATION

goo p. m. Base ball at Warren Grand Double Header. Callahan Colts ys Bankers, and c. Q.s vs c. & As. Admission 25c 6:3O p. m. Grand Brass band con cert at Copper Queen plaza by the 3 bands. 7:15 D. m. Reading of The Declar- ation of Independence. Miss Viola Mayer
 7:30 D. m. Grafton of the day Hon. R. E. Sloan, governor of Arizona.
 500 D. m. Grand Fireworks ex- hibition on hill at postofice goo D. m. Grand Masked bah at Fair Hall and Pythian Castle Dancing by maskers only. Tickets soc good for both halls. Street carnival, confetti throwing. parade of maskers, etc.
 The Military and local bands will play continuously at the Cop per Queen plaza during the en tire evening.
 "Wednesday July at Warren. I a. m. Rife and shot gun shoot at Country club rife range. lW.WW a. Ils 2l DAobCC nv oN race in Tombstone Canyon. One quarter mile dash between horses belonging to Lieut.. Holderness 9th U. s. Cavalry and R. E. Rus sell for purse and side bet. 100 p. m. Review of troops by Governor Sloan followed immedi- ately after by military tourna- ment lasting until 800 p. m- con sisting Of
 l. Rescue race.
 .. Roman race.
 g. Mounted wrestling. Douglas Squadron vs Fort Huachuca Squad ron.
 4. Troop drill
 B. Skirmish drill. 500 D. m Broncho busting exhi- bition in base ball park for which an admission fee of soc for adults and 25c for children will be charged. Events as fo'.ows:
 I. 1 change cowboy relay race one mile.
 2. If mile sweep stake race for COW ponies only. Free for all COW ponies that are in practical use in Cochise county.
 8 Mule race, 1-4 mile. free for all.
 I. Boys burro race. If mile, free for all
 John Keith will try to ride 'Wild Bin' the notorious broncho horse from the Tuck Potter ranch. This horse has never been ridden but often tried.
 6. George Young from Lap Over county, Texas, will ride horse from U. s. Cavalry notorious for his bucking qualities. No rid CT has ever succeeded in staying with this horse.
 .. George Davis will give an exhibition of his skill as a rider by riding a horse called Chira- cahua Pinto, which is noted foE his cleverness in unseating his riders.
 8. Jim Kenney, the champion broncho buster of the west, will again demonstrate his skill as 8 rider by riding the famous s. O. Black horse which has unseated the best riders in the west. MT Kenney will also ride the famous s. o. Bay horse, known through, out Arizona as one Of the worst bronchos in the business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
TWO DEPARTMENTS
 ADDED 10 COURSE
Arizona University to Teach Electrical Science and Ex-
 tend Farm Course


 TUCSON. Rriz.. June 2S.-Broaden- ing the scholastic field of the UnI- yersity of Arizona. two important departments are to be started this fall. according to an announcement by President A. H. Wilde today The new departments are Electrical En- gineering and four years course ia Agriculture.
 The object Of the course in Flee trical Engineering. just being intro duced. is to furnish thorough instuic- ton and practical training in ar piled electricity and allied subjects. The course does not start properly until the students junior year, but a course in electricity and magnc- tism may be elected in the sopho- more year Prof W w. Wheeler and B A. Snow will give the eotrse. It will include Elements of Elecrical Engineering, Dynamo-Eiectric Machin- cry. Electrical Machinery, Electric Traction, Electrical Engineering Lab oratory, Design dr. Electrical Machin- cry and Apparatus Electric Power Station Design and a seminary course.
 The course in Agriculture will be given by Prof R. VI Clouthier, and Assistant Professor ". L. Fowler. It will embrace @ wide variety of stud ies from plant culture afid farm crops. through dairying. market gar dening. to soil physics. pomology. citrus culture. poultry and animal husbandry.
 These new courses are given in corpora .ion for the first time n a new register of the university whiea has just been issued. A new feature of the register is that 1t includes a detailed statement of courses ar ranged somewhat in the form of a diagram for the convenience of stu dents in choosing their wo-K each year.
 The list of accredited high schools of the territory has been increased from eight to ten. and in addition. the Latter Day Saints Academy at Thatcher has just been accredited so that its students may enter the university without the usual en- rance examinations.
 The requirements for degrees have been generally readiusted and nn. proved, Dr. Wilde states.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
GOVERNOR 10 SPEAK

OSKALOOSA, Ia.. June 2S-Arrange- ments completed for the annual meet ing of the Iowa State Bar assoe,avo o9. which will open here tomorrow for a session of two days give promise of the most notable gathering in the history of the association. The principal feat ire of the program will be an address by Governor John Burke of North Da- kota on the subject Of employers li- ability and workingman's compensa- ton acts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
PROGRAM.

PROGRAM. Monday July at Warren. I2.OO Noon. Arrival and encamp ment of troops of U. s. cavalry. military band and Machine Gun platoon from Fort Huachucs. 800 D. m. Guard mount with band. 80 D. m. Opening of Vista park with grand brass band concert during the entire evening. The Calumet and Arizona band will play from 7;30 to S;15 p. m. and the famous Military band will occupy the remainder of the even ing.
 Tuesday July { at 6isbee. I 30 a. m. Firing of national salute. 9: 30 a. m. The Military band, the troops and the Machine Gun pla- toon will assemble and begin the grand parade. marching from city limits on Naco road to Metz's Soda Works and returning. break ing ranks on Naco road.
 The parade will be augmented by the fire department, uniformed societies in marching order, the ragmuffins, the boy scouts, the base ball teams of the Warren Dis trict league, the wild west show, floats illustrative of the conai- tions characteristic and peculiar to the Warren district, mercan- tile floats, historical floats. the Copper Queen and the Calumet and Arizona brass bands, and by carriages and automobiles con- ,F 4he. H1r Hon. orable R. F. Sloan, governor of Arizona. the mayor, city council men. civic officials and citizens in general.
 l1:0O a. m. Hose race on Naco road for purse of $500 00 There must De three entries or there will be no race. Entries re stricted to Cochise county.
 Races in Copper Queen Plaza. 11:30 a. m. 1. Boys, 15 years or under. 1OO yards dash. free for all. Prizes 5000. $500 and s2.50.
 9 Boys, 12 years or under, shoe race. Prizes $500 and S2-50.
 3. Boys 15 years to 20, 4 man relay 100 yards dash. Prize $20.00.
 i. Boys, II years or under, meal sack scramble for $500 in change.
 ,. Girls. 15 years or under, 50 yards dash. Prizes S10 co and s5 co.
 Girls, 12 years or under, potato race. $500 and $2.50.
 [. Boys, 15 years or under. Three legged race, 50 yards. Prize s1O co.
 s. Fat mems race. prize, box of "El Temple" cigars.
 All boys and girls prizes will be paid in merchandise to pre- vent disqualification as amateurs. l 100 D. m. Hill climb free for all boys over Is years. Start at post office, climb to top of Cop per Queen hill and get flag First prize s25; second prize. SIS; third prize, s10.
 Drilling Contest at Postoffiee. 100 D. n. l. Double handed for men. Prizes S2eO % and SI00.00
 2. Single handed for men. Prizes S100.00 and S5000.
 g. Double handed for boys, r years or under. Prizes $40 90 and s27. 50.
 Entrance fee $2.50. Time, 15 minutes for men and 10 for boys. Entries by prize winners in for mer contests are barred.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29

g. Kid Kenney will ride broncho horse both backward and for ward
 Tuck Potter, the famous relay rider of the Pacific coast will take part in the relay race. 6-00 p. m. Machine Gun drill by soldiers in Base Ball park. No admission charged. S:O0 D. m. Military band concert at Copper Queen plaza in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
wATERwoRKs MEN oReANIzg

COLUMBIA. s. C.. June 2s.-'jtii- cials Of the waterworks departments of the leading cities and towns of South Carolina met here today to complete state organization. Similar officials of North Carolina and Georgia officials will be invited 10 join the ssociation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-02
PriekSd His Own Bubble.

This story, found in Rev. DR.. Henry
q. Jessup's book, Fifty three Years Ia
Syria" seems to indicate that religious
vagaries are as short lived in the east
as elsewhere A friend of DR. Jessup
visiting Jerusalem. met a queer Iook
ing solitary stranger pacing the streets
of thu city. accosted him, and after the
usual greetings remarked:
You are an American. infer
Yes. ! am" replied the queer look.
,as man.
And what are YOU doinc here. Il
nay ASK:
".ih. yes. I'm glad you asked yoo
see. I've come 10 preach the new doc
'rine. that there is tn be no more deatn
If men Will only accept it. we'll abolish
death, and thtre'l be no more dying,
nor graves. nor coffins. nor funerals
We shall just live right on
But said Dr.. Jessup's friend SUD
posing you should sicken and die. what
them
'Oh," said the man. that would bust
the whole thing"'
And 1t did. The poor delirious apos-
tie died few months later. and with
him his new doctrine"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-02
Many Uses or Sand.

The sands of the sea are stngulaf2J
useful They are ct primary imHor
lance In glassmaking. They have al
important place in warfare. as a bans
Of sand twenty inches thick is proof
against modern rife shots. The elec
trical properties of sand show tina, i
has positive electricity. although roc
o. silica. the chief constituent Of sand
Is negative.
The singular drying effect which oc
ours when Il stretch of wet sand il
pressed by the foot is due entirely te
al alteration in the piling of the sane
grains. Normally the grains are close
together. but abnormal piling Is
brought about by pressure OF the foot
the space between the edges OF the
grains being enlarged and the water
drained away. II the pressure Of the
foot Is continued the sand becomes
wetter than ever. the partial vacuum
quickly Lr.nging water from the sur
rounding sand.
In quicksand the moving characte,
is thought to be due to the imprison'
men; between the grains Of gases from
organic matter. Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-07-02
Where Eiato Iaucht

i ha famous academy Of Plato Wa.
n Il suburb Of -Nthens, about uli.e
aortli Of the DFpi.unl gate. Il is said to
ave belonged 20 the hero AcldemuS.
len"e the Ilanlr I. WIS SURROUNDED
with wall and adorned will walks.
groves and fnnn-;ins Plato possessed
Il small estate i'll the neighborh.od and
for some fifty years taught his divine
philosophy" to ycun- anil ole. assen.
ble'l in the academy I" listen to his
wise words after flHtp's death in
as =. c. the aca,lei9t to>t HIucil of it,
fame. but the beauty remained for
~entur;es after The grea' rcache WAS
no more-New York American.