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Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
Quit Undermining
 Mosque of Omar

PALESTINE, oct. 2s.-Captain Montagu Parker, the head of the Brit ish Archaeological expedition, has again come and gone.
 He returned true to his word giv- en at the time of his hurried depart ure from Jerusalem last April after the unfortunate Mosque of Omar in- cident, that he would soon renew ex- cavations on the site of the ancient Zion. His departure two days later was at the earnest solicitation of friends who convinced him that the Moslem public was in no mood to entertain Europeans whose operations might involve the violation of places and relics held sacred by them
 Captain Parker, who is a brother Of Earl Morley. arrived at Jaffa pn his private yacht early in October. He was accompanied by Clarence Wilson and several English laborers. They planned to proceed at once to Jeru- salem and resume work in the under ground passages on Mount Opehel.
 As was the case before. the work was to be done under the supervision of government inspectors in accord dNte Nllu tue NpuAidtL aA hfA has wih the Turkish government The headquarters of the expedition were to be at Siloam, where they were when the work was interrupt cd by public elamor following reports that strangers had bribed guards of the Mosque and obtained improper access to the building for the pur- pose of digging beneath its founda- tionsv
 Captain Parker was told by his friends yiat the bitter feeling en- gendered last spring had not disap- peared and moreover that because of the Turco-Italian war popular feeling against the intrusion of Europeans in general had been raised to high pitch. They insisted that this resent ment would be acute in the case of one like Parker who had given Of fence only a few months ago, and that his stay would be fraught with unpleasant consequences if not with peril to his life.
 After much persuasion the Captain was prevailed upon to postpone his mission for an indefinite period and with his party he set sail on October 6.
 Thus another attempt at the recoy cry of supposed buried treasures has been frustrated for the time being.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
ILLINOIS woMeN's CLUB

GALESBURG. ll, Nov. 1f:--The brightest minds of the women of IT, linois are assembled in Galesburg for the seventeenth annual meeting of the Illinois State federation of Wom- ans Clubs Special trains arrived last evening and early this morning with large delegations from Chicago Springfield. Peoria and other points. The first session of the federation was held in the Presbyterian church this morning with the president Mrs Minnie Starr Granger in the chafr The sessions will continue until Fri day and will include conferences of the numerous departmentS The meeting will not be all work. however. for interspersed with the more ser ious addresses and reports there will be reception at Knox College and a number of other social features for the entertainment of the visitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
FOOTBALL NOTES

O'Brien of the Iowa eleven looks to be the star among the western dropkickers.
 Both Yale and Harvard selected an Exeter man for captain of the fresh men eleven.
 Coach Hurry Up Yost is confident that his Michigan eleven will defeat the Pennsylvania this season.
 Captain Bob Fisher, of the Harvard eleven. is a shining example of the poor boy in college attaining prom. thence in academic, social and ath. letic life.
 The Army and the Navy have agreed 10 pay si5 for each ticket for their annual game that is found in the hands of the spectator. Then will be published the names of those Co whom these tickets were issued.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
POLITICS AND PoLITIANs

Milwaukee probably will be an ap- plicant for the Prohibition national convention.
 Democrats of Alabama are to giye a great banquet in Birmingham on Nov. g in honor -Dt Congressman Un- derwood. the democratic leader in the lower house.
 A special election will be held iu the seventh congressional distric, of Kansas on January to choose 1 successor to the late Representative l., IT, Madison.
 No woman resident of the east will be able to vote for president next year. though 1,O00,OOO women in the western states will enjoy that EriTi- lege.
 The opinion is gaining ground among the politicians that the repubii- can national committee, when 1t meets in Washington next month, will choose Chicago as the place for hold ing the presidential convention.
 Governor Simeon F. Baldwin, whom the democrats of Connecticut are dis eussing for the presidential aonins- tion. is one of Americas foremost
  first presidents of the American Bar association and for many years was professor of constitutional law at Yale University.
 Students of the University of Min nesota have organized La Toilette club to aid the Wisconsin senator s candidacy for the presidential uomin- ation. To show that it was possessed Of the true progressive spirit the club incorporated in it's constitution the recall for it's own officers.
 The Woodrow Wilson league of Northern California has taken the , first step of it's kind in the history of California political organizations by throwing open 10 it's membership to women and deciding that two women should be appointed to membership on it's executive committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
GOLF TOURNAMENT Is
 NOW IN SECOND STAGE
Eight Players Remain in Con- test for ChampionShipi
 El PaSo Next

Eight players still remain in the tournament for the championship Of fts Warren District Country club. fine qualifying round put sixteen payers in the contest, and the first round at match play, played during last week and ou Sunday of this week, has eliminated eight of these sixteen. The tournament has now reached the second round, and the next stage will be the semi-finals Then will come the final match Oh Thanksgiving Day.
 In the matches in the first round of the championship play. Poppen leat Hamilton, Curry beat Gardner by default, Ziesmer bested Milton, Pelton won from Leonard, Chapman beat Lewis, Burns defeated Fraser Campbell. taking a default, Sher- man beat Beckett and Brophy beat Benner The pairing for the second round has not yet been announced.
 The last of this week marks an important event in golfing annals of the southwest Teams from the Warren district and from Doug as wlsl make the pilgrimage 10 Fl Paso for the annual match that Is a fix. ture on the links of the Fl Paso Country club Warren will send a twelye-man team, and indications are that this team will make the best showing that has ever been made by the Warren club against their longer established rivals. Fl Paso had a long start in golf over Warren. EX- perienced and seasoned players were produced on the Pass City links be- tore a country club here had even been contemplated. The first matches were against teams that would now De termed duffers by bhe players that make the team that will play in Fl Paso Sunday. Douglas had a similar advantage, but not so exten- sive. Warren now classes with Doug las and both teams class with Fl Paso.
 The meeting Sunday should pro duce some interesting results.
 In the selected nine hole play or Sunday. Myland was the winner and Beddow the runner up. The former won nine golf balls as his prize and the latter was awarded three for sec ond honors.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
BASEBALL NOTES

The Bvston Nationals have sold Pitcher Barney Joy outright to the Spokane Northwestern league club,
 4 report from Chicago has it that Pitcher Ed Reulbach will be the frs. of several Cub veterans to get the gate.
 Hugh Duny former manager oi the White Sox, is considering an or fer to manage the Des MCines team in the western leaSue,
 Charley Graham now controls the Sacramento Club oT the Pacific COasi league, having purchased the stocs owned by John l. Taylor Of the Bcs ton Red SoX.
 John Franklin Baker is not the only player who has made two home runs in the worlds series. Manager Fred Clarke Of the Pirates turned the same trick in the series with Detroit in 1909.
 "Stufy" McIunis, of the Athletics has cod fish backed of the dock for 5opUlarity in GouchesteT. Brass bands. rcd fire and ten thousand pe0- pie certainly made up some reception for the popular young player.
 George -Ieine" Smith, former man. scer of the New York Giants and the Rochester and Buffalo teams of the eastern league, has given up baseball after sixteen years on the diamond 10 20 into business in Buffalo.
 Tho Blue Grass league has sprung new one. President Neal of the lea que is considering proposition tu purchase three automobiles for use in the transportation of players and giving the railroads the giggle.
 Jack Coombs, nf the Worlds Cham ions, say that he will quit the game when he has completed a ten years ~ service on the mound. He has beet with the Athletes for five years and figures that he is good for five more
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
THE sHUTrN

Each night he went home to his wife And there each night he stayed; Not that he lcved the simple lie, But cause he was afraid To leave the dame, august, severe, Who calmly looked him OCT And always sat, as twould appear, Between him and the door.
 Birmingham Age-Herald Each night he went home to his wife And put the kids to bed; Not. .Saat he hated the high life T others boldly led; He longed sometimes to finger where The fun was fast and free; Tie fact is that his wife took care To draw his salary.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
SPEED OF THE MOUSE

The average mouse runs lb,00e meters q day. and certain energet- ic subjects have been known 10 run 29,c0o meters in a period of twenty four hours
 With a view to the utilization of the power of mice, an inventor con. structed a wire drum revolving on ln axle The power rendered by the mice ran a little faX-spinning ma. chine The production of linen thread was four pounds per five days of mouse labor. The inventor of the machine died before perfecting his invention. --HarpeT's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
Candidates Expected.

The head-liners of the republican party, headed by the two candidates for the United States senate, are ex- pected to arrive in Bisbee today or tomorrow, one of the many swings around the circle planned by the candidatorial party No information regarding this visit has been given out by the republican headquarters here. but it is known that the oandi- dates are expected within the week, and perhaps today or tomorrow. The party was at WILCOX Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
peaenerate M.rehant Marlne.
(PhiladcipiiIa Record1

Philadelphia Record)
 We are making a big show iu New York harbor of fighting ships dreadnsughts, cruisers, destroyers and whatnot-but if we were to send them across the sea 10 fight we should have to hire foreign transports to carry their coal supply. The time has been when there was a health fer balance between our carrying craft and 0Hr fighting craft. The flag used to fly on every sea.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15

gas process, which is different from the Mond process used in England. The Germans call the product a sue ton gas. because the engine pumps in into itself, instead of it being fore ed into it under pressure. This new method Of generating suction gas is said tu4 give five and One-haA to -six times the beat and power effect or Mond gas. The new process has now been in operation for several months with the remarkable result that t yields as much power pound Tor pound from peat as can be created out Of the best coal. This discovery has an enormous meaning for Germany, where there are not less than 9,OOO' GOO acres of peat lands.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
Brief Local Items
Burt Hurst Leaves.

Having almost entirely recov- cred from his injury, Burt Hurst will leave Monday for Phoenix with his mother With the exception Of the fact that he has not yet fully re gained the use of one hand, his re- coyery Is practically complete. The operation on his skull was a delicate enc and it's results are a credit to modern surgery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
FOOLISH TO CLOSE

Why do you wish to close this show" demanded the beautiful act ress.
 Its losing money, replied the manager.
 What of that? The critics all say I look lovely in my part"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
BAPTIST WOMEN IN SESSION

ANDERSON. $. C.. Nov. 141-An- derson is entertaining for three days inc annual state convention of the Wonian's Missionary Union Of the Baptist church. The attendance in- cludes several hundred delegates from cities and towns throughout South Carolina. The sessions are be ing held in the First Baptist church, with Mrs. !. w. Wingo of Greenvliie presiding.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
PRELIMINARY SESSIONS
Sections ot tn. 4. 2. L. Are Meeting

ATLANTA. Nov Ie.-The Metal Trades section of the American Fed erstion Labor. which begins its regu- lar convention next Monday. held its first meeting here today. The label trades section was also. in session tranSacting business. ftt Y
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
SUNDAY INSOMNIA
fNcw York Herald

(Ncw York Herald
 Prof. Max Verworm of Bonn uni versity delivered a lecture on the mystery of sleep. But he neglected to say why Sunday. when we can sleep late, is the one day that we wake up early
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
wIIA .rHE RoxERs

Ray Temple, the Milwaukee light weight, is going to Australia Co box for promoter Mcintosh.
 After his recent bout with Bob Mo ha. Sin Papke said that he was through with the game for good.
 Matt Wells has returned to his home in England and will perhaps be matched to meet Packey Mcfarland in London.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
Personal Mention

James A. Seelye, one of the Phelps Dodge company auditors is in the city registered at the Copper Queen from Douglas
 George E. Knowles is in the city from Douglas on auditing business for the Copper Queen company.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do not sckeH CT gripe and may be taken with perfect safety by the most delicate woman Or the youngest child. The old and feeble will also ind them a most suitable remedy for aiding and strengthening their wes kened digestion and for reg ulating the bowels. For sale by SG dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
He Missed His Roll.

s A complaint was sworn to A Judge Burdieks justice court yesterday charging Jacinto COrta. Mexican, with stealing S35 from the person of one Milton Hall. It was alleged that the Mexican was conducting Hall to his home from a saloon and that when he looked in his pockets he missed 6 roll of bills. amounting to S25. The Mexican was arrested by
 Omcer Thomas and tried before Judge Burdick yesterday afternoon at o'clock. The evidence was in sufficient to establish the allegations of the warrant and the defendant was discharged.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
nxsrER siIpPER-

An old fashioned oyster supper with trimmings will be served for 59c Sat urday, Nov. IS, from D. m. to II p. m. In the basement Of the Allen Block by the Baptist Ladies Aid So ciety, Company B. Wildman, Capt.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
kilIs rhrse Leaasa Raahlt.

Kills Three Legged Rabbit.
 Joe Smith, yaIdmaster of the Southwestern, was one Of hunting party that was out for sport Sunday In the bag which they brought in was, 1t is said, a three-legged rabbit that was still able to make good time before it reached the pie stage.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
DANCE

Bisbee Lodge, No. 452, T. r. 5. will give a dance Wednesday night at h of P. Hall. Admission soc.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15

To cleanse and whiteH the
 teeth, remove tartar and
 prevent decay. To disiufect the mouth, de-
 stroy disease germs, and
 purify the breath. To keep artificial teeth and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15

To remove nicotine from the teeth and
 purify the breath after smoking. To eradicate precipitation and body
 odors by sponge bathing.
 The best autiseptic wash known. Relieves and strengthens tired, weak, iniamedeyes. Heals sorethrOat, wounds and cuts. 25 and 50 cts. a box, druggists or by mail postpaid. Sample Free. TIE PAXTON ToiL ET CO, ,eosron .hssss.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15
Instead of Liquid Antiseptics ~P Peroxide many people are now using Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic

The new toilet germicide powder to bs
 dissolved in water as needed. For all toilet and hygienic uses if is
 better and more economical.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-15

German makers of sas-engines and chemists have been for several years working on the problem of gasifyiug peat for use in gas engines. The so- mtlon which appears to have been found by an establishment in Gorlitz which uses the so-called half water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
University Club to
Erect Fine Clubhouse

an option. 10 has a frontage on Chap
line street o. % feet N runs back 60
the alley i2s feet Al the meeting last
niRht. plans were submitted bv Arcbi-
tect Fred ?. Paris. showing Tire various
details " the proposed CLUB house. and
those were thoroughly gone over hy the
governors. TO the End that Judge Frank
W Neshitt. president 81 the club. deter
mined 90 appoint "a committee ompose
uf IT, $ sands. o. g. ogden and = a..
smith. 60 work out The financial details
FROM the complexion 81 tho committee.
there ls 90 doubt but that its duties vii!
Do promptly taken rare o.
According to NJ Fars plans. tHo FIRST
floor will have a front reception room.
81 main lobby. IN auditorium with q scat
Ius .Hp'0ity ~ FROM 600 to 500. and law
ufnriHs. Tho auditorium viii hs located
In fNH rear uf tHf first ami rrruHI
floors. and iu che front ~ tho second
floor provision Will hs made Tor the BILL
iiHri. card arI rrnl rooms The front
elevation shows au open court on Tire
second Hrl third floors with on artistic
ralllsfrHde con Che third floor viii be
rooms fnr members The plans also pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Entertain und.rrrn0nn,..
LECTURE COURSE
eoh street Temple Has Arranaed
some interesting Numbers for
Winter Program.

The hrs. number o the lecture
course Or 0 Eon street 1emt.-
Lyceum committee vii De given ON
Thursday evening. december ~. when
Dr. J Leonard Levy. the magic ora.
Tor" Of Pittsburgh will lecture ON Yes.
terday. To-day and Tomorrow a. Tho
Eon Street Temple.
AZ the Elks' auditorium January p
beryl Rubenstein. the wonderful ~.
year Old boy pianist. will give a re-
cital. assiseed by several vel.
known local artists and a noted out.
oftOwn soprano.
Tho third number will be- held in
the lecture ROOF OF The temple ON Jan.
uary - Dr Louis Wolsey Of CIcve
land will deliver his famous lecture
"a Poem From Browning
ON February 3 Rabbi stephen Wise
Of the Free Synagogue will deliver an
address on The Jew ana the Chris.
tan."
Dr. Jenkins LLOYD Jones. The non.
UNCONVENTIONAL minister and editor OF
the Unity. wiz be the attraction His
subject will be The Three re-. or a
Plea for Better Education"
The last number will DO given In tho
tlkg' auditorium on March fi when
flDert Hubbard VIII speak on the
March ~ Centuries
Tho committee ln charge ~ tho
course o. composed of Mr. Molly
H1crGutman. Mrs Louise ilOrkhcimor
aud Mrs Louis Whit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Bri,f.

Read b w. Va optical Cos an
nouncement on Page .. today's issue
Glen dubois. Of Wayncshure. IA f.
visiting his parents here for "a Few deys
Charles Stultz. OF barton. ~. arrived
yesterday Co spend Nrrls with his
mother on Eleventh street.
VIII Boyd of Rstt-f0ufe. Ia Ia
spending a few days With lbs parents on
Tomlinson avenue
william lltzsimmuns AMI Cecil HIrrs
arrived Yesterday from columbus. ~.
whore they are attending the Sta.e
University.
J. a. Tomas Uas n business caller IN
Wheeling YESTERDAY.
Mrs " l. Graham. OF Wash nrfon.
Pa. is visiting Mrs j. a. Graham on
Jefferson avenue
Rev clarence Riggs ~ iberia o.. viii
spend Nina a. his home on Warrington
avenue.
Mr. ana Mrs Harry TferIIs viii. have
to-day Tor Athens. o.. where they viii
Welt Mr. ThcIils' parents
Mr. and Mrs Geo vs.. Hiake. vii ere-f
Nmas With NJ p ~ Blake. On rfrh
street.
Miss Is'a Moore who r. atten. ,r
E"fnhny college. is borne for TIE HnI.
days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
BURRS ADMIT GUILT
Brokers Accused Of FIFTY million Dol.
lar s~lndle Adm Using Mail
Mrongfutiy.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-Shelton 4.
Burr. president. Eugene a. Burr. sec.
rotary and treasurer. Charles n.
Tobey. vice president. and Edwin Nes.
ley Preston. An official OF the Burr
Brothers, Incorporated. stock promot.
ers. who's Offices here we're mided
November 20. 1910. by the postal
authorities. pleaded guilty tOda, 10 a
charge Of USING the mails Ina q scheme
10 defraud investors.
Between S4Op.OOO. 900 vas obtained
by Burr Brothers through sales %
worthless mining and oil stock. netting
a priht 20 the defendants OF $4,000.
900 10 $l5. 900. 200.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
Accommodation Made - the Board Of
Governors az Meeting Last
Night.
wEndER PROPERTY ON
cHAPLIrE STREET oPrIoHEp
-Four New Members Taken In-Coris4s
Might 20 he Held on
Thursday.

At a meeting ~ the full membership
or the board Of governors ~ tho Uni
versity club. ~ the club rooms In the
Board 81 Trade building. last evening.
the keynote was sounded for n handsome
aud magnificent new ciub house. and the
project was unanimously recommended
hy the governors. directing that tho fuu
membership ~ he rlub meet on Tuea-
day evening. december -str. FOR the pure
pose ~ taking definite action upon tho
Tocommcndatiou.
The site in question r. ffe weimef
property ON The west fIie ~ rhapffne
street. south ~ Eleventh. ON which Nr
~. 3 Sands reported that hc bad secured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-23
RIVER NEWS
Htsernen Are Preparing 10 Spend
Christmas on tire OHIO.
Packets late.

With a good stage OF water register
ed. the packet companies viii not tie
Up their packets on Christmas. and
as a result hundreds OF rivermen on
he Ohio ~Ll spend the holiday on
D packets and coal boats. while their
wives and children are having a jolly
time around the Christmas e The
packet and coal boat companies are
making an effort TO have a Jolly time
board ship Tor their men.
Many OF the boats will have turkey
on the menu card and tokens will be
given the employees. shipments on
Christmas have always been very
heavy but OF course. the passenger
list IL greatly reduced.
Foss hanging over the Ohio valley
caused many OF the packets 10 BE-
come delayed TO a great extent YES.
terday. The Virginia. OF the pitts
oursh-Cincinnati packet line. did not
reach this port until noon. She had
a very heavy cargo aboard. freight be.
ing packed on every portion OF her
decks. The passenger list was un
usually large. Many OF the residents
OF cities were on their way down the
river 10 spend Christmas on the farm
or IN some small port town with their
parents.
Yesterdays Boats
n. X. Bedford. Parkersburg. noon.
virginia. Cincinnati. noon.
ID d., ~Clarington. 4 p. m.
Ohio. Pittsburgh . p. m.
To-Dsy's Boats.
ID. W. Darlington. noon
Sundays Boats.
Lorena. GAINESVILLE. 3 a. IN
Bedford, Pittsburgh. C a. m.
Ohio. Cincinnati. : a. m
kanawha, Pittsburgh. S a. IN.
stage IL feet IL inches and falling