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Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

in 1902 entered into a contract with
 a British company. the Imperial To-
 baeco company, whereby the Amefi-
 an companies were limited in their { business to America and the British to Great Britian, except iGat the lat
 ter could buy leaf tobacco in the
 United States. It was alleged that
 the British-American Tobacco com pany was organized to take over the export business of both the British
 and the American companies.
 Testimony was presented to prove
 that the defendants produced 70 per
 cent of the smoking tobacco made in
 this country; 73 per cent of the cigar
 cites; Sl per cent of the plug and twist tobacco; s1 per cent of the fine cut tobacco; s1 per cent of the fine cigars; 96 per cent of the snuff. g. per cent of the hcorice paste; 75 per cent of the tin foil and most of the tobacco extracts. boxes and con tainers.
 Three of the four judges. on the circuit bench united in a decree. This decree dismissed the petition as to the Imperial company and the Britsh-American company. and the United Cigar Stores company which was claimed to be the retail branch Of the organization. This action formed one of the grounds for appeal by the government to the supreme court
 The decree adjuaged the other de fendants to be parties to an unlaz- ful combination. but said nothing about the monopoIizng charges. This failure furnished another ground for appeal by the government The American Tobacco company. the ican Cigar company. P Lorillard American Snuff company. the Amer company, R. Reynolds Tobacco com Dany, BlackwelPs Durham Tobacco company and the ConIey Foil com Dany were adjudged to hold shares in a number of specified tobacco cor porations and enjoined them rom ac- quiring the plants or business OF voting the shares of and from exer- cising control over these subsidiary The government was dis satisfied because the holding com panies were not enjoined from col ecting dividends from the subsidiary companies
 The defendant appealed to the sO- 1reme court because the petition or he government was not dismissed fn oto.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
'. M. [. A. OFFICIAL
 ID MAKE ADDRESS

George D. McDil. international in- industrial secretary of the Young Mems Christian association, will ad- dress the local. association Sunday afternoon al 3:30 o'clock Mr. MeDin is one of the high officials of the as4 sociation and his visit to Bisbee is looked upon in association csrcles as the most important event of the winter at the association building.
 MT. !MdDill accompanied by the local secretary, Pollard. will arrive in the city Saturday afternoon and the industrial secretary will be the guest of the Bisbee association Saturday night and Sunday. He is at Douglas today, where he was met by Mir. Pollard.
 MT. McDill besides being an asso- eiation enthusiast is deepy interested in the Boy Scout movement which is spreading all over the country and while in the city he may confer with local people who are also interested in the boy movement Mir. Dodge. of the Phelps Dodge company, who resides in New York is one of these and an effort was made some time ago to interest Bisbee in the project but his business demands have prevented Mir. Dodge from giving the subject the attention which it would require to make it a success and the matter has heretofore Jagged. It is probable that the plan may be again brought up and Mir McDilrs visit to the city may be the incentive that will place the movement cn solid basis.
 IL is pointed out that the Boy Scout movement would be just the thing for the western part of the coun- try, in that it would afford an outlet for the exuberanee Of young-America spirit which is abnormal in western boys by reason of the fact that the days when the principles which the scouts fought for are yet so recent the deed of valor of their pioneer are still told around camp fires
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
MEXICO RESTS ITALY

Mexico got the edge on Italy fin Judge Highs police hague Thurs day when D Castro received a fine from the justice of s1o. which came out of the cofers of Italy The complainant was ". T. Nal colm, said to be of Mexican de scent. The complainant and the comDlained-of are brothers-in-law and the quarrel which caused the case of disturbing the peace to be made out arose when the Italian sought to recover and possess himself of certain property by resort1ng to primitive methods of force, against all rules of law and order. The amount which he saved hy denying himself the luxury of a civil ac- ton vas eaten up by the fine im- posed hy Judge Hish- Italy paid the Indemnity.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
DISPLAY OF GOLD
 PREVENTS BANK RUN

F FAIRBANKS. Alasxa, Jan. 6.-The First National and American banks were prepared for a run ss the re- suit of the suspension of the Wash ington-Alaska bank, but the course of business ran smoothly and the display of gold resources on hand was reassuring to depositors.
 The 6epositons of the closed bank held a mass meeting last night and passed a resolution asking the federal court to appoint E. H. Mack, for merly clerk of the court. co-receiver with F. ". Hawkins. formerly cash fer and acting manager of the bank. now in charge Of the institution as receiver. Hawkins said today there was no likelihood of the bank re- opening. The United States court to- day ordered the receiver to refund Tuesdays deposits amounting to s27 600, which were accepted when suspension of the bank was impend- ing
 Receiver Hawkins states the assets of the washington-Alaska bank amout to s1,0O0 600. in cluding 3S41s- GOO Of Gold Bar Lumber company stock now in the Dexter-Horton Ma tionai bank of Seattle: cash on hand 5000: loans and discounts $e10.0O0; realty and personal mining property. s5O.0s0. Liabilities sso0.0oo. The ma jority of depositors- are working men. miners and clerks
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
"HIAWATHA" WILL BE
 DELIGHTFUL TREAT

The play 'Hiawatha," which is to be givei at the Orpheum Jan uary fl, at 2 o'clock in the sfter noon. is for the benefit of the piano fund for the Warren Kindergarten and not for the benefit of the Lo- well Kindergarten, as erroneosulv stated yesterday.
 The play was first given last month in the ColeRyan building at Warren, and proved a great treat Since then the pupils have been drilled in many rehearsals and the play will be a delightful event when presented to a Bisbee audience. Without regard 70 the worJhiness of the cause, the play itself Is more meritorious than many of the trav- cling shows that come to town.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
DOUGLAS TEAM
 WINS FROM B|SBEE

The girls basket ball team of the Douglas high school achieved bare victory over their sisters of this city, at Douglas last night winning the game by a score of . to S The game was hotly con tested and was not decided until the last A return date will be asked for and the intervening time will be occupied in practice for an ef- fort to regain the lost laurels.
 The girls team has an engage ment to play the girls team of Tucson in Bisbee on January 13. Arrangements are also being made 10 play a game with the Fl Paso team is the near future but the date has not yet been named
 Following was the local lineup in the game at Douglas last night;
 Forwards: Louise Beyer and kit ty Began; centers; Blanche Beck with. Lena Blair and Emily Wilson; guards. Bessie Gill, Emily Harris and Selah Chase
 A. R Mitchell acted as referee of the game and Miss Giles acted as chaperon of the party which ac- conpanied the team.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
SIX DIE IN FIRE

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Six persons are believed to have perished today in q fire which destroyed the house of i've entrances" five story lodg> ing house in Chinatown.
 Two bodies have been recovered and firemen who explored the ruins say four more are still in the ruins on the third floor. The building was In such an unsafe condition that Chief Croker ordered the search sus- pended until tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
MAY BE
 \ SCOUT LEADER

It is reported on good authority that Secretary Pollard of the local
 Young Mems Christion Association, has been offered a high position with the executive head of the Boy Scout movement of America, with head quarters at Chicago, H. It is also said that the place which has been offered Mir. Pollard will be the first salaried position of the movement to be established in this country
 Whether Mir. Pollard will give up his associational work for the new work is not known, but he i said to have the offer under cor sideration. It is known that such work appeals to the secretary strong ly as his particular work with the association has been with the juniors of the association. Mir Pollard was formerly general secretary or the southwest.
 As it is generally known, the boy scout movement originated in Eng land and was the outgrowth ot the period of national patriotism that country went through in the first days of the German war scare. It has proved one of the greatest movements of the century and has spread all over the globe. Besides teaching the young idea how to shoot it also teaches him what is more important. who to shoot and when to shoot. besides other things, the aim of which is to make him a better citizen and a better man.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
COUNSEL PUTS
 NEW POINT IN
 TOBACCO CASES

Continued from Page I) pany was incorporated for the all legged purpose of taking over the stogie business of the American Cigar company. the American Tobacco com pany and the Continental Tobacco company.
 It is alleged that in addition to this organization. the American companies
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
LIrTLETon To spEAk

COLUMBUS. O, Jan. 5:--Arrange- ments are complete for the Jackson Day banquet to be given in this city tomorrow night under the auspices of the Franklin County Democratic Club. The principal speaker of the evening win he Martin ". Littfeton. congressmanelect of the First New York district.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
pIEs lN Los ANGELES.

A message was received by F. C. Bledsoe Thursday afternoon telling of the death of Mrs. Bledsoe's sister in Los Angeles. The cause of her death was not stated Mir. and Mrs. Bledsoe left Friday morning for that city to attend the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
oooo eosIrlon oPEN-

Thene Is good position to be sd by woman or good character who ee5s gork ty applying to Miss Cum 1iuSs. worker Of inc charity board
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
W. U. MAN TRANSFERRED

L. c. Winner, local manager O. the Western Union telegraph office. leaves this afternoon for Los An geies, he having been transferred to that city. He will be relieved by Mir. SchmeII. who arrived from Les Angeles Friday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
seaIshipt oyssers-Tovrea's.
MINE OFFICIAL RETURNS

w. E. Gohring. superintendent of the s. and F. and c. and A. mining companies, has returned to Bisbee rom Duluth. Minn.. where be spent the Christmas holidays He also vis- tied other places while in the east
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
OFFICER GOES HOME.

C. A. Mcdonald county recorder and secretary of the Cadena de Cobre mining company returned to Tomb 'tone Friday. He came to Bisbee 10 attend the meeting of the stockhold- ens of the mining company Thursday night. He was elected secretary of the company and was also named a rember of the board of directors.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
FUNERAL OF MRS. NOBLE.

The funeral of Mrs Alexander No bile whose death was noted in yes terday's issue of the Review. will take place from the Mobile residence on Clawson Hin this afternoon at ? o'clock. conducted by ev J. C. Pritch- ard. lnterment will be in Evergreen cemetery. John Noble. her son, will arrive in the city this morning from Miami. to attend the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
FREEl FaEEl eREEr

We have discontinued our uer chants lunch, but will have a FREE lunch every day fror eleven thirty 10 two thirty. Office Saloon .
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

oathern Pacific in Mexico at Elm palme, sonora, the headquarters of the sonora Railway. has returned to that city after a brief visit 10 this city
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

The Original 5udweiser beer on draught, and s-year-oId Taylor Whiskey al George Roberts on Main Street. "That good place tc eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
OR. TOWNsENp lEAvEs.

Dr. 8. D. Townsend. formerly of Bisbee. but now a surgeon for the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

Hannah and Graham, formerly E. 8. Mason Co.
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 PERSONAL MENTION 6
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Judge J. M o'Connell spent Friday at Tombstone on business
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Hannah and Graham, carriage and automobile painting.
FoMER MARSHAL HERE

Ed Stevens former deputy marshal of this city. has returned from wis it of several months to Missouri and
 ill n ake Bisbee his home in the future He was a city officer during the administration of Marshal Ste vens as chief of police officer of Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07


 Grand Knight Miss A. N Berg, of Trinidad, Colo |. is visiting Mrs. M. R. Harlan
 LADIES' HOME JoURNA L
 The fashion and needle work number is here and on sale at Central Pharmacy.
 Dr. Bridge, of the Copper Queen medical force, is in Phoenix. Ariz. Mound City Paints wear loneesr and look best, 5iseEE HARDWARE A NJ Heeiman. a real estate man of Fl Paso. is in the city.
 The title to the Cadena de CO bre propertyis perfect, and now is the time to buy treasure stock at soc. Hogan & Seed
 Attorney A. w Wright, of Dougas, was in the city Friday on legal bus mess
 See Arthur Houle's report of the Cadena de Cobre mine at the of fee of Hogan & Seed
 11s. H. Y. Liang. Japanese mining engineer, is registered at the Cop per Queen.
 THERE WILL BE A MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. TUES DAY, JAN. 10TH, FOR THE PUR- POSE OF ORGANIZING A BRANCH OF THE ARIZONA CONSTITUTION AL STATEHOOD EAGUE. EVERYBODY INVITED. J. R. HEN DERSoN.
 B. L. Davey. of the Grand Arizona Cooper Co, left Friday morning for a business trip to Tombstone and Dougas.
 DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY NIGHT, ARI- IONA CONSTITUTIONAL STATE HOOD LEAGUE. J. R. HENDERSON Constable McRae, whose horse fell on him in Brewery gulch sev. eral days ago. is out against but is unable to 20 without crutches. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. TUESDAY NIGHT. ARI. IONA CONSTITUTIONAL STATE HOOD LEAGUE. J. R. HENDERSON J. C. HcCabe. chairman of the heard Of crunty supervisors. has re- turned to the city from Tombstone where he went on official business. Henry Hamburg manager of the Hartford-Arizona mining company. left thursday for Chicago on a busi- ness mission. THERE WILL BE A MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. TUES DAY, JAN. 10TH, FOR THE PUR- POSE OF ORGANIZING 4 BRANCH or THE ARIZONA CONSTITUTION AL STATEHOOD LEAGUE.I EVERYBODY INVITED. J. R. HEN DERsoN. R. F. Kohler. who has had a severe operation performed at the Copper Queen hospital. is improv- ing fast and will be removed to his home iD upper Lowell Sunday. F. J. F1annigan, city attorney, will return Saturday afternoon from Tombstone, where he went to repre- sent the city in several cases which i, were appealed to the district court. i DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY NIGHT, ARI IONA CONSTITUTIONAL STATE HOOD LEAGUE. J. R. HENDERSON l Mrs. J. E. Fry. accompanied by her mother. Mrs Loudon, left Friday morning for Phoenix Mrs Loudon will+ go on to the coast. but Mrs. Fry will return to Bisbee.
 
 LlTTLEToN TO SPEAK
 COLUMBUS. O., Jan. 5.--Arrange- ments are complete for the Jackson Day banquet to be given in this city tomorrow night under the auspices of the Franklin County Democratic Club. The principal speaker of the evening win he Martin ". Littieton. congressmanelect of the First New York district.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
X. C. MEETING

Meeting of Bisbee Council K. of C. at Knights of Pythias Hall Sat urday evening at 1880 D. m., 1st. and 2 degree. Sunday night at 7:30 D. m. Third degree All visit ing brothers cordially invited to be present
 P. M. KELLY,
 Grand Knight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

We have on sale 25,o0o shares of treasure stock of the Cadena de Cobre at Soc per share. This stock is being sold for development pur- poses. See Hogan & Seed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF . . e . . . . A . . . . C . (
PrRrLevlLLe POSTMASTER

A Washington dispatch says that Joseph Lefebore has been appointed postmaster at Pirtleville. vice J. J. Langford. resigned.
 Hanna and Graham. 5'seksS1itE ns, horseshoeiuq.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

Mrs. l. E. Fry. accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Loudon, left Friday morning for Phoenix Mrs Loudon will+ go on to the coast. but Mrs. Fry will return to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

Charge of lunch every day at George Roberts on Main street. That good place to eat"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

Miss A. N. Berg, of Trinidad, Colo is visiting Mrs. M. R. Harlan.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
DEWDROPS FALL
 ON MACH|A|STS

The Dewdrops defeated the Ma ehiDtsts at bowling at the Y. NJ. C. A. alleys last night by the substantial margin of 90 points, the score being. Dewdrops 1461: Ma chinists 1871. Harrington bowled high game. striking within two points of the s10 mark and Erickson was next highest with a score of Is7. Harrington also scored high total with 53s. Erickson. however, was beaten by Thomas of the Machin isu for second place. the latter bowling 496 to Erickson's 472.
 Following is the tabulated score O. last nights game:
 Devdrops-
 Harrington .. ... 156 1S5 19S 5S9 sroWh . ....l34 I'll 145 450 Erickson .. ;. .12S 1S7 157 472
 Total 1461.
 Machinists-
 Simmons ...113 153 154 420 Thomas .. .........174 14O 1S2 496 Butler . . ....169 132 154 455
 Tota, 1871.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
DIRECTORS 10 MEET.

The board of directors Of the War ren District Country club will hold a meeting at the club Monday night for the purpose of winding up all of the old years business and preparing clean sheet for the new board. which will be elected Tuesday night. There are twenty-five candidates for the me places on the board. The new board viii select a president to sue ceed Walter Douglas. the president. and also the other officers and com mittees. Mir. Douglas Is a; presen, out of the city. but is expected to re- turn to the city the later part of t..e week. Fl,
 THERE WILL BE MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL. TUES DAY. JAN. 10TH. FOR THE PUR- POSE OF ORGANIZING A BRANCH OF THE ARIZONA CONSTITUTION AL STATEHOOD EAGUE. EVERYBODY INVITED. J. R HEN DERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
AT THE OFFICE SALOON ,hile beans, evenings, free.
OVER 1000 GAMES

ON6H 1,UOU GAMES
 Over a thousand games of bowling have already been played in the Y. NJ. c. 4. bowling tournament. according to the record kept at the association building. This is more games than are played in season in any city in the southwest including Los Angeles and proves that Bisbee is the bowling center of the section Monday the aver ages will begin to count for end against candidates for the cham pionship team
 The street ears all stop in front of Geo. Roberts Main Street "Thst good place to eat" ~ .......
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07
LApIEs, HOME JouRNA L

The fashion and needle work number is here and on sale at Central Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

Dr. Bridge, of the Copper Queen medical force, is in Phoenix. Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

Mound City Paints wear lonsesr and look best, 5is5EE HARDWARE
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

THERE WILL BE A MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUES DAY. JAN. 10TH. FOR THE PUR- POSE OF ORGANIZING 4 BRANCH or THE ARIZONA CONSTITUTION AL STATEHOOD EAGUE. EVERYBODY INVITED J. R. HEN DERSON.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE MEETING AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY NIGHT, ARI IONA CONSTITUTIONAL STATE HOOD LEAGUE. J. R. HENDERSON
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

A. M Heeiman, a real estate man of Fl Paso, is in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

R F. Kohler. who has had a severe operation performed at the Copper Queen hospital. is improv- ing fast and will be removed to his home iD upper Lowell Sunday
 F. J. Flannigan, city attorney, will return Saturday afternoon from Tombstone, where he went to repre- sent the city in several cases which were appealed to the district court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-07

The title to the Cadena de Co., bre propertyis perfect, and now is the time to buy treasure stock at 50c. Hogan & Seed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The supreme court of Missouri. Mon
aaY. reduced the fine against the Inter
national Harvester ca. from $4,000 To
80 coo. Judges Graves and woodson dis
scented.
The supreme court of Missouri in a de-
cision by Chief Justice Valiant. Mon
day, denied the writ Of custer asked by
the attorney general to dissolve the mer-
ger Of the Gould lines in Missouri
The safe of the Wallace Co. a large de-
partment store in Schenectady, \. y.
was robbed, sometime between Saturday
night and Monday morning. About $3.50
IS reported to have been taken. a B.
Wallace of Springfield, Mass. is the
principal owner of the Wallace Co.
which is part of the Consolidated DR.
Goods Co.
Charles r. Clark, a Yale man, class of
'98, committed suicide. Monday, in a NeW
York uptown hotel. by cutting his throat
with a razor. Before retiring, Sunday
night, Clark addressed a letter TO a. T.
Fitch, his lawyer, telling him to call at
the hotel, Monday morning, for his body.
Mr.. Fitch telephoned to the hotel. Mon
day. Immediately upon receiving the let
ter and Clark's DOR was forced open.
but he had been de ad several hours. The
act is unexplained.
Memorial services were held at Chi
cago, Saturday night, for the late jus
ticc John NJ. Harlan, in Quinn chapel,
a. NJ. r, by the Afro-American ciu-
izens of Chicago. Several speakers
eulogized Mr.. Harlan, one of them re
| ferring to him as 1.-THE best friend the
Negro ever had on the supreme BENCH
a movement for the purpose OF rails
ing a fund by subscription to erect a
| monument to the memory of Justice
Harlan in appreciation of what he had
done for the race, was discussed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-28
OATS-Spot steady.
nominal; receipts 80. XII.
POR k--Staadv
futures market

no 1mins1rs seod, steady: futures market
PORk-Steady
BEEF-Steadv
, EAi steady; middle west Q o5fJq or
e iIlS guet compound dun ~
= Nr-Ait-taW quiet. muscovado so Go,
TO, centrifugal So test 500. moIa ssas 20
teSI l.ai refined quiet o.
- I l 4it-Fum, receipts 6252. cream.
cry specials 361; extras 351. first 2SSsat
seconds 29d5l. thirds 26Gas. craarna 90,
HeJd special @34ats4; extras 325I1. firs, 5ai
g,tn3; seconds 2SR29; thirds .85i95 staYa
DAIRY hnest 3Sn3I. do. good IN nrit,a Sa ~
D. no, 10, common 10 fair 23d27
Ef1 S-steadY; receipts 39lg. Trash
gathered extras 4lH43; extra firsfs 37SS9q.
ilrst 3Sa6; seconds 2Sn32; thirds AS.
ned fresh poor 10 fair 2lm27 fresh t,sth,
cred dlrties No. ! 22923. No. 1921 fresr
galhereu checks prime %. moor Ia fair ~
4lsi refrigerator specials marks fanc,,
local storage charges paid 23l state %
ana nearby hennery white fancy iarao
new lald 52G55, do. selected whites fs3r
70 good 4aa9. do whites badly mixed *
Q4o' western gathered Whites 2sFf4s
stare, IA and nearby hennery browns 70
go on" mixed 81
,,PoIAFoES-Firm; Bermuda late cron
POI; 5afi southern do. 22512 75 Maine IN
DulK per $50 lbs 3q325 state and Mjcbi-
gan do. 2Sfa212i Long Island bbi 2 "a.
IRISH per l6S lbs. 2.65q2 Is: Jersey sveeys
Dbl. z.0aa5V. southern yellow . 5a62