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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-19
EXILE BEFORE COMPROMISE.

fathers.
EXILE BEFORE COMPROMISE.
For centuries their ancestors have
spurned the faggot and the flame, and
these people, emulating their heroic
fortitude, will bear up under affection,
will submit to the surdering of domes-
tic ties and to the agonies Of separa-
ton, they viii defy impI comment and
tsey viii proceed to the inhospitable
shores of exile rather than comprom-
ise with their tormentors or abandon
one article of that immortal creed
which during all the generations in
the pastoral tents of the shepherd, in
the sumptuous palaces of the kings,
and among the broken pillars and
arches of the temple has always
maintained its inviolable simplicity
TT is nothing but religious perse-
cution directed against citizens of the
United States. There is no other meth
cd of relief. Do we propose to keep
treaties and allow other governments
With whom we have made them to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-19

tiation has passed. In the name of
Justice, humanity and religious free
dem l ask for action at the hands OF
the American congress-"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-19

what the result will b.. They will
n, yer abandon the affairs of their
fathers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
FROM FOUR STATES.
Testimony to the Efficiency of the New Scientific Dsndruff
 Treatment

James C. Rowe. of Livingston. Mont: "Herpicide cured my dandruff and stopped my hair falling"
 Orange McCombs, St. Anthony. Idaho: "Herpicide cleaned my scalp of dandruff and made my hair soft as silk and glossy"
 W H. Otis. barber. Champaign H.: T used Herpicide on one custo- mer for dandruff and on another for falling hair with excellent results"
 F. W4sWoody tassistant postmas' :er), Champaign. H. Herpicide com pletefy stopped my falling hair"
 J. J. Bently. Sheridan, Wyo.; Her picide excellent for cleaning the scalp" Sold by leading druggists. Send ioc in stamps for sample to he Kerpicide Co. Detroit, Mch.
 ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GEARAN- FEED
 sissss DRUG co, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
BARBER DEMANDS
 REFORM FROM R. R.
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they are not earning enough
 Approximately nine billions of the eighteen billions of railroad capital ization is fictitious; purely and simp- " watered stock. upon which the people of the United States are taxed in railroad rates to maintain the annual dividends. Despite the tremen- dous stock watering, the railway net earnings have advanced steadily and the average dividend rate has more than doubled in the last 15 years. In 1894 the dividend rate was i.66 Ter cent. Last year it averaged 3GS per cent, aud the railroads earned ret income of Ss52.153 2SO. And the pto- pie paid the freight
 Senator LaFollette has been IT. ing long to get a law passed to pio- vide a physical valuation of railroad property. His failure cannot be ot- tributed to the will of the pe6pie .The always effective opposition comes from another source The railroads dare not permit the public a peep into their stock irrigation.
 May we expect the railroads -,cr to be fair with the people? Despite the great economics from oons5Iida- ton. cheaper rails, increased clPsc ity of freight cars. and haulage caPac fly of locomotives, they have kept 1n steadily advancing rates and iugsl- ing freight classjfications. invariably adding to their reveiues. From lsg7 to 1909 the rate on dry goods .n eases. from New York to Pacific coast points has just doubled. .sFhis is only one concrete example.
 Existing laws for the regulation of freight rates must be strengthened and measures enacted to fix the limits of railroad and industrial capitalization before conditions in America will materially improve By some rational means the waterlogred stocks of these interests must be tapped. This one problem of railroad freight rates is the great economic question of the age. What are you going to do about it?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
TRIUMPH OF CANNON
 IS DECISIVE
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(Continued From Page IL vice has the highest respect for the house. and has no desire now or in the future by voice. vote or ruling. to favor any rules of pro ceedure which will thwart or un- duly emtarrass the house in work ing its will
 The chair, therefore. in effect. appeals to the house from a deci- sion of that same house. made iu great excitement. when the waves of partisanship were high, doing so after the wind had ceased. and the pillows have passed away and the sea is serenely blue
 The chair therefore, sustairs the point Of order.0
 In the course of the debate that preceded the vote, the republican members tainted thes democratic members Increasingly for their change in front. The house was in its gayest mood and iH the three hours that the fight lasted. there was an almost continuous ogaie of laughter
 Charged with inconsistency, RepIe- sentative Fitzgerald. of New York, one of the democratic members and leaders in the rules fight. retorted that for the sake of consistency be did not propose to be foolish.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
ALL PATIENTS NOW
 IN COUNTY HOSPITAL
COUNTY CLERK ACCOMPANIED LAST OF TU5ERcuLAR PA
 TENTS TO DOUGLAS

An of the county patients are now in the new hospital at Douglas. F. E. Berner. clerk of the board of supervisors, took the last tubercu- lar patients to the new hospital Saturday, returning to Tombstone yesterday morning. A number of consumptiyes were held in their old quarter at Tombstone until tents could be prepared for their accom- odation. as in the future these pa- tients will be kept separate from the other patients, of the hospital and poor house and everything done to prevent a spread of contagious diseases.
 According to Mir Berner there are now sixty inmates of the new poor house and hospital. In the hospital wards there are six patients who have the care of a professional nurse. Besides Dr. Adamson, the superintendent and physician, there is a resident superintendent. a pro iessional nurse and a first class cook. Inmates and county prisoners do all other work in connection with the institution. branch jail hay ing been established there. It has been decided by the board of supervisors that the county hos pital will be open to pay patients
 and superintendent Adanlsoa will be so instructed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
BANK PRESIDENT ON TRIAL

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. g. William A. Adler. whose eheckered experiences in finance have kept him prominently in the public eye for several years past, will be tried in the United States circuit court here this week on a charge of mis- appropriating the funds Of the State Bank of New Orleans. of which he was president. Just pricr to the col lapse of the bank some two years ago Adler fled from New Orleans on an old fruit steamer. the Alps. which he had loaded with a full cargo of pro visions from the Adler wholesale grocery company. The steamship was wrecked on the east of Honduras Adler narrowly escaped death. but got safely ashore In Honduras he was said to have recouDed his fallen fortunes by means of mining proper. ties and other ventures before he was located by the authorities and returned to New Orleans to stand trial on an indictment found against him after the bank had closed He was tried year ago and convicted. but the appellate court granted hin new trial. Several weeks ago the Federal grand jury returned a new indictment against him, containing charges similar to those in the first indictment namely, misapDroprist. ing the funds of the bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
OUR VANISHING FOOD EXPORTS.

Cur exports of bTeadstuffs during the nDnth of october showed a de cline -sof more than s5.O0o,OOO com pared with like exports in the same month in 1909. During the ten months ending November 1 our ex- ports Of breadstuffs amounted to only sss. s.419,21s as compared with ser .es0,e7s during the same period in 1869. and sis2.sSs.sso during the corresponding perlod in 1908.
 Our exports of meat and dairy pro- ducts declined more than s7O0,000 in October The ten months ending November reveal a decline in the export o1 such products of about s22. .ees zoe compared with the cores ponding period in 1909, and a de cline of more than s44.O0O,OO0 com pared with the corresponding period in 1sas.
 These are significant figures. They point Co the great necessity for ev- cry plan and method propoesd by government agricultural experts for increasing the product of the acres Hos in cultivation and point to the necessity for kurTyig up the work or retaining every acre of available dsssr1 land in the west Every drop Oe water should be stored so that it E2y bo available for making crops grow eR land now arid and useless. Every underground water supply muEt be raised to the surface and turzea unto growing cIOps
 With all our arabic lands now practically under cultivation. the on- iy Asee of sn inereaseg in asricul- tursl predaction that viii keep pace with the increasing needs of our ewB country and the world is found in intensive methods. Resort to sucA methods should be encouraged by every reasonable and practical means
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
LATEST NEWS ON THE CON- STITUTloN. MASS MEETING, OR PHEUM 2:3o ?. m. w. Nj. BURKE, SPEAKER.
McpILL MAkEs AppREss.

George D. McDili, international sec re:ary of the Young Mems Christian Association, who arrived in the city Saturday afternoon accompanied Sy the local secretary, Mr. Pollard ad- dressed mems meeting at the as sociation building Sunday afternoon at 2.39 o'clock onsa religious topic. Fiftyfour men were present to hear the address. MT. McDill will leave :his morning for Ray. Arizona, where he will install q branch of the or It'nization and will then go. to Ne vada to install branches of the organi- ization at several places in that state. He will return to Bisbee next Monday. on his way back east.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
AvERAeks now COUNT.

Beginning with last night the aver ages made by the bowlers at the Y. NJ. c. A. began counting for quail ification on the team that will repre- sent the Bisbee assseiatien in the games 70 be played with Douglas and Fl Paso teams. The dates for the games have not been set yet. The second term of gymnasium work at the association begn last night with an attendance already larger than the attendance of the of the first team The classes at the association in bowling and wrestling will begin on January F. under the tutorship of A. R. Kethel
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
SHOULD KNOW BETTER.

When an American under whatever pressure goes out and shoots,a caYitw in the sweet and beautiful peace Of this burg. be is taking long chances, for in the opinion of Judge T. D. Burdick American who is guilty of a breach of the peace is more to be punished than Mexican or any other alien nati1nality for the reason that the American should know bet ter. That was the reason an Ameri- ican who was arraigned in Judge Burdick's court Monday morning on the charge of disturbing the peace received fine of $7 while three Mexicans arraigned on the same charge were let go with fine of a dollar less.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
NEW SANTA FEE TRAIL.

The new Santa Fe trail is d mot or speedway from the bank of the Father of Waters to the plaza of Santa Fe over the old trail these pioneers and their sons are spread ing a boulevard 1,500 miles long.
 It Is not merely a project. this Santa Fe trail. IL is a solid actual ity, which four States are pushing 10 completion. with Kansas and Col orado well in advance. The where as'' and ''be it resolved" stage has long been passed and the oratory has given way to the crunch of the steam grader. The Santa Fe trail is practically finished between Hutch fson. Kans. and Canon City. Colo, at which latter place one branch ends It is being pushed south from La .Tunta. Colo. to Santa Efe and east from Huteh,sol 10 Kansas City and St. Louis.
 What the preaching of twenty years had failed to accomplish the motor car accomplished in One-the conversion of the Kansas farmer to good roads. In the western part of the state at the last count every third family owned a motor car. At Ehe rate they have been buying them since 1t is probable that a car to every other family would be nearer the -ssbf sgurc.-Ex.
 This New Santa Fe trair will not stop at Santa Fe or at the west ern barder of New Mexico. Arizona is now constructing a territorial road which wilI land the eastern tourist on the California desert and Caiifor- nia will soon provide road on to the Pacific. We are truly, living fa 2 progressive and faxuriant age.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
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lH C:R IS SHOT

Continued From Page 1) weapon discharged As the men turned to run, one of them shot again, Held and Stewart returning the fire.
 Buchanan denies being with any one that had any hand in the shoot ing. He was found by policeman William Moore. next to a fence be- hind which he had crawled. The wounded men are under treatment at a hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10

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. 146
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
GLEE CLUB MEETS.

The Glee club, composed of mem bers of the Young Mems Christian Association, will meet tonight for practice under the direction of Pro lessor Nixon Some rarely good voices are said to be in the talent that has joined the organization. A concert will probably be given soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
K. OF p. INSTALLATION TONIGHT

w c. Gilmore, district deputy win install the officers of Rath- bone Lodge number 1s Knights of Pythias tonight.
 A full attenance of the member ship is requested also visiting broth CTS are cordially invited.
 W. C. MAlNZ. C. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10

Henry F. Dixey is soon to appear at the Hackett Theatre. New York. in new play by George Broadburst. called Bought and Paid For" with Ida Conquest in the leading female role --,,-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10

The Barrier" is soon to be reyiv- ed. Rex Beach and Eugene Presbrey have leased the rights of the play to Erness. Shipman. who is now in Seattle. Washington Shipman will send the play on tour of the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10

The title to the Cadena de Co bre propertyis perfect. and now is the time to buy treasure stock at Soc. Hogan & Seed
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
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PERCY NELL GOES EAST.

Percy Neil received a telegram Monday telling him of the serious ill- ness of his father at Columbus. Kas. Mr. Neill left Monday afternoon for that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10

TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets Druggists refund money if It fails to cure. E. ". GROVES signature is on each box. s5c 10s.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
RATES FOR LEGAL ADVERTISING

Articles of Incorporaeion-MiHimnm is 2 pt type.
 S5sss per inch to that amount set Probate Notices ......-..-.S f-oi Seerir Sale. Minimum 29.J
 At sees per inch spt. type Probate Sale. Min. ..--..-.-- 4-3v Notice of Forfeiture ...---- l0.Vt Mining Patent Notices S5 per
 ia. minimum. s pt- type
 aauae.teas Final Proof .. IO.0a C,.x.sst Notice .... 1000 SHAA0ss .-.....-.-. iO.Vu
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
Arizona & New Mexico R. W.Co.
PASSENGER SERVICE

PASSENGER SERVICE South Bound North Bound 7:l0 a. m. lv. Clifton ar. 4:be p. 10. 7:5o a. n lv Guthrie lv. 4;16 D. n. S:25 a- m. lv. Duncan lv. 3.22 D. ID. S:55 m- lv Lordsburg W. 2:15 ?. m. 11:05 a. m- Hachita ly. I2:5o a. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. 1. leaving Lordsburg 1e:53 a m, mountain time.
 South bound train connects with El Paso & Southwestern east bound rain for El Paso, leaving Hachita at 12:35 D. m.. mountain time. and with vest bound train for Douglas and Bisbee, leaving Hschita at 11i0 a- m., mountain time.
 A. T. THOMSON, Trafic Manager. Clifton. AriDoas.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10

With the addition of two thousand copies of sheet music, ana four hundred pounds of musical mer- ohandise. just received today. the Leonard Piano & Music Co have the most complete line of musical goods ever found in Bisbee.
 Their tuning and repairing faeili- ties are equalent to anything in California or Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
CLUB BOARD MEETS.

The last meeting of the old board of directors of the Warren District Country club was held Monday night at the club house All of the old business remaining from last year was taken up and disposed of prelim- mary to the new administration
 1hich will go in Tuesday night.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-01
LISBON ELECTION RIOTS.

Lisbon, May s1--Post election manifestations occurred in the streets here today. A crowd attempted to mob the officers of the newspaper Dia, but the civil governor and other authorities intervened and prevented the destruction of property.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-01
aNsPEcTs sTEuBEN SHAFT.

Potsdam, Germany. May 31.-Em percr William today inspected the model of the monument to Baron von Stcuben in Washington which was presented to Germany by the United States congress.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-01
SUICIDE CAUSED PANIC.
Fort Smith Man Throws Himself In
 Front Of Moving Train.
PAGE eloHr

Fort Smith, Ark. May s1.-ds. E. Goodwin, d building contractor oi
 this city, threw himself in front of a St Louis. Iron Mountain and South cfn passenger train which was back. ing into Fort smith from Van Buren today and was killed. The tragedy caused a panic among the passengers which resulted in injury to four of
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-01

them when they jumped from the moving train. The train porters cries started stampede among the passengers. None was seriously hurt.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-06-01
.S6,4I3.5O FOR
 STATE FAIR

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-04
Boulevard

Boulevard. Va May 2-Mr. and
Ms. Perry and son went % Peters
burg on Sunday 10 attend Episco-
pal services.
Miss O'Kesffe closed her school
at Ysrmouths last week and gave
satisfactory service. II is hoped
she will return next fall. One month
OF the term was paid for by the la
dies who raised the funds by giving
an entertainment.
Samuel Burnett has taken a new
boarder. II is a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weber gave
an entertainment 70 the school one
evening last week. to bid Miss o.
Keeffe farewell. The occasion was
a very pleasant one.
II is TO be hoped that the rainy
season IS over so that the farmers
may get in their crops.
The Bancroft cottage on the riveI
is rented TO Richmond sPoitsmen FOL
the season.
The house boat belonging 10
Richmond Club is well psuonized.
Il accommodates u persons and ev-
cry train leaves from 8 10 l2to spend
the day fishing and huntii z.
The Bradby House IS full most OF
the time.
The Windsor has a full house bu'
always room for more.
The mills and factory are running
dsy time and would run nights ou
for the want OF proper help.
Mrs. Blsnkenshlp spent a couple
OF Gays in Richmond, visiting be
daughter. last week.
Manly BlankenshiD IS very sioi
this week with grip.
The thermometer registers 80 Il
the shade NAY /.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-04
Lee Hall News.

Lee Hall. Va, Nay Miss Viz
GINA Curtis, OF Newport News, had
the pleasure OF meeting with many
OF her well known friends here Sun
dav afternoon. Those calling were
Misses Josie Fowler, Frances and
Mary Kirby. Laura and Rosa Curtis.
Messrs. Leonard Fowler and T. ed
Wvnne. OF Msgruder; Kit and
Humphrey Curtis. 7. Hayes Elem
ing, DR.. NJ w. CratfoTd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker West. Miss Curtis lived
az Lee Hall several years and her
Ole friends were glad 10 see her again
Miss Mary Curtis and Mr.. Cary
Curtis. OF Denbigh, spent Friday
here. the former being the guest OF
Mss Ella Curtis.
Ny. Fled Wynne. Of Magruder-
spent Sunday here with MS parents,
Mr. and Mrs K. J Wynne-
Messrs 7. N. Curtis and Baker
/ Vest spent Friday n Newport News,
Misses Mary and Ella Curtis spent
Friday with Mrs. Frank Lee.
Mr.. Ernest Cole and sister, Miss
Mora Belle Cole, were in Williams
burg Thursday afternoon
Miss Virginia Curtis, OF Newport
News, spent Sunday here with Mis-
ses Laura and Rosals Curtis.
Mr.. Leonard Fowler. OF Magrudel
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 10
seph Fowler. last Sunday.
Mss Ber6e Drury, OF Norfolk
was here Saturday.
Mr.. Carter Crsfford. Of Mulberry
Island. was here Saturday.
Mr.. Clarence Lee was II Newpor
News Saturday.
Miss Sallie Cook. OF Grafton, spen
several days here last week witt
Miss Eloise Curtis.
Miss Louise Shepherd is visiting
| Mrs. 3. 1. Poinde7cter in Hampton.
Mr.. Phillip !. Bray spent Sunda,
with MS Uarents in Gloucester.
Miss Josie Fowler was in NewPor
| News Monday.
Mrs. Frank Lee was the guest c
Mrs. Jack Kirby Monday.
Mr. T. N. Curtis and sister Mis-
Laura Curtis spent Tuesday at Der
bigh with Miss Edna Curtis.
The Grove school No. 9. which
near here. closes May Is. II
children VIII have q picnic on Jam
river. and a May pole drill.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-04

not get a single vote in the city of
Williamsburg. his opponent, the
Hon. A. J. Barnes. receiving every
ballot cast.
When q public servant. with his
record clean cut and fresh before the
people OF his district. IS so summsr-
ily dealt with. II seems 70 US 1t re-
quires an elephantine hide and a
preSumPtious spirit TO persuade him
10 ask further fsvors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-05-04
Toano.

Toano, Va, May S-On account
OF being in Lexington. Miss Rliz'-
beth Marston could not accept an
invitation to attend the ri Nu ger
man 10 Richmond Friday night.
Mr.. auo Mrs. J. q. Carlton left
fer Richmond on Friday morning
and STAYED over to attend the May
Festival.
Mr.. c. c. Branch was in Rich
mond, on Monday.
Miss FLOYD. of Richmond. is the
guest OF Mrs. Branch.
Mrs. Stephenson and her sister.
Mrs. Jackson. are expected home
this afternoon.
Baseball WAS played between
Norge and Toano on Tuesday after
noon On the Tosao grounds. An
interesting game was played. Inc
score stood one TO one until the
eighth inning when Tosno commenc'
cd TO play wild. Norge won on the
next inning by { to /. X was q
clean. square game ard fair. There
seemed 10 be no complaints of in
lust &C on either side. W. 9. Mar
tin served as umpire. A large crowc
attended
The potatoes are coming up beau
tifully and the farmers are busy,
/ Miss Matte Wynne, who has
/ been quite sick. IS better
Mrs. II. w. Wynne spent Satur
day in Williamsburg with her sister
( Mrs. T. II Geddy.
J The c. w. B. M. meeting wa
held at the home OF Mrs. ,. ;
/ Hanklns.
Mrs. Warren Msrston left TO
| Richmond Monday 10 attend tn
/. May Festival. She viii be ava,
several days.
/ Mrs. Hauy is visiting her sister
Mrs. Stephenson. Of Richmond.
Mr. w. a. Haley. OF Clifton
! Forge. has been on a visit TO al
/ son, L. J. Haley, Of Toano.
Mr.. Geo. Hicks has had an aoety
/ lene light plant installed. from whic
he lights both MS home and store.