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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
CARTER HARRISON
AND ANDY GRAHAM
Picked to Win Respectively
on Democratic and Re-
publican Tickets.
(American News Service)

Chicago, Feb. 2s.-Chicago is to-
day nominating its candidates for
mayor in the direct primaries and the
contest is expected to be a close one.
With Ave Republican candidates for
the place and three Democrats seek
ing a position on the ticket. the cam
paign which has been waged for the
last two months has been a hot one.
Politicians today predicted that
Carter Harrison, who for four terms
was mayor of Chicago, will receive the
Democratic nomination against An
drew Graham. candidate of the ma
chine Edward Dunno. also a former
mayor. the third in the race, has
good show for the nomination. but is
not considered formidable by either
of the other two candidates, between
whom the principal fight is being
waged.
Who Is Putting Up?
Graham, it is alleged, is being back
ed by the corporations. His campaign
managers have spent enormous sums
in excess of 100000, il is asserted.
in an effort to nominate him. The
principal fight on him has been made
on this score. his opponents demand
ing to know who is putting up?"
In the Republican camp. the battle
is just as hard, with all five of the
candidates running we'll. John r.
Thompson. who is regarded as the
legatee of the present administration
is believed TO have slight lead over
his nearest competitor. Charles +.
Merriam. a reform alderman. who has
headed a committee on civic reform
for several years. Tom Murray. John
Scully and John F. Smulski are the
three remaining candidates.
The weather is fair and predictions
are for record vote in both parties.
The prohibition and socialist parties
each have a single candidate. but
while the certainly will be nominated
their chances of election are regarded
as nothing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
HISPITAL
FIGHTS CONTAGION
(American News Servicel

Baltimore. Feb. 2s.-Diphtheria has
spread to another of Baltimore's large
hospitals. The development of three
cases at the church home and infirm-
airy caused the medical board of that
institution to close it to patients and
visitors today. The cases are among
nurses.
The epidemic at Johns Hopkins hos
pital continues to spread. The hos
pital authorities reported 50 cases to-
dav in all, but it is unofficially stated
that there are at least IS cases in the
big institution.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
CONDUCTOR SHOT
BY A HOLDUP MAN
tAulerican News Service1

Cransson. R. l.. Feb. 2s-Conductor
Daniel II. Coyle, Of the Rhode Island
Railway, is in a critical condition to-
day as the result of a wound received
last night in daring street car hold
up. Mayor Sullivan has organized a
posse which is hunting for the two
robbers.
Mo.orman Gardner was outside the
car and CoyIe inside. the car being
empty when the two men boarded it,
and. sticking revolver in Coyles
face. demanded his money. When
Coyie made a movement as though to
resist, one of the men shot him The
other grabbed his money and escaped
before the motoruan could act.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
THE WEATHER
STATE-cloudy tonight: snow in e.
treme portions.

tonight and Wednes-
day: not much change in temper
ature.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
Lower Rates, Free Meters
and Increased Pressure to
Be Demanded by the Board
of Works.
SPECIAL FIRE MAIN
MAY ALSO BE ASKED
Right to Hold Star Cham
ber' Meetings to Discuss
Proposition Is Defended
by Mayor.

Lower water rates, free meters, in
creased water pressure. and probably
a special fire main from the reservoir
will be clauses in the proposed new
franchise for the Richmond City Wat
er Works company. which the board
of works will insist upon,' according
to President Hammond
In discussion this morning, Mayor
Zimmerman and President Hammond
gave their views on the subject. and
incidentally made a few remarks in
defense of the star chamber" ses-
sions which the board has held on
several occasions in consideration of
budget ordinances, franchises and
contracts of various kinds.
Regarding the water works fran
chise, which will be presented inform
ally to the board soon at meeting
from which the public will be exclud-
ed, Hammond said that the proposi-
ton is at present in chaotic state.
as the board has never given it defin-
ite consideration.
No Rent for Meters.
However," said Mr. Hammond.
''the board thinks the rates of the
company should be lowered. both for
the large and small consumer The
meter by which a company measures
| its commodity should not be charged
for either, but of course there should
be a guaranteed consumption from
each consumer, to pay the cost o1
installation of meters, etc"
Another point on which the board
Will be insistent, is a clause which
| will require that whenever the city OF
prospective consumers desire an ex
tension of the lines, the company shall
make such addition, no matter wheth
er there is or is not a guaranteed
consumption.
| Under the present franchise if al
extension OF 500 feet or more is desir
ed, the consumers must guarantee a
certain consumption, or the city must
use at least one fire hydrant, fol
which $40 per year is paid.
| The extension of a pipe line re
quires certain amount of red tape
and it takes some weeks to secure it
The board holds that if pipe lines are
laid, even though there be no guar
anteed consumption at the time
buildings will be constructed and q
greater use of water than anticipated
secured. Immediate extension, where
desired" is the way Hammond wants
lit.
To Seek Information.
In Investigating the franchise, thu
mayor said, the board would secure
number of other water franchise:
from cities of Richmond's size, fol
comparison. Hammond believes the
plant in Richmond is one of the bes
in the country and that the rates here
other cities.
Defending the "star chamber" ses
sions, Mayor Zimmerman said ther.
is absolutely no crookedness abou
such procedure. or any attempt Il
hoodwink the people He said tha
such meetings are held merely to 'ge
together on some tangible basis
After the franchise is determined
upon said the mayor, lit will be ap
proved by the board in a regular meet
ing and then sent to council in tn,
form of an ordinance which, of courss
will be acted upon publicly"
1t is important to get down to
working basis before giving anythin;
to the newspapers. according to th'
mayor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
While Indignant Republicans
Roar Their Wrath, Bored
Democrats Read Papers,
Then Pass Act.
HAS THE ASSEMBLY
AUTHORITY TO ACT?
This Question Was Debated
Pro and Con Until Vote
Was Taken at 7 O'clock
Monday Evening.
palladium SpeciaD


indianapolis, Feb. 2s.-Scourged
with anathemas from Republicans the
new. born Indiana constitution. regard
ed as IA founding because its exact
mental parentage has not been reveal
cd. but affectionately festered by Gov.
Marshall. was adopted by the senate
Monday by n vote of 30 to 81. The
party vote was regular. with the eX-
ception Of Senator Powers. Democrat,
who Joined the Republicans in their
disdain Of the new bill of rights.
As the hungry Democrats dinnerless
mt : y. NJ. cheered while the final
vote was being taken. the senators of
opposite political faith entered upon
the records like obituaries their vol
uminously funeral protests. They had
talked themselves through dreary
waste of words from $3.50 to $50
while their Democrats colleagues,
faithful patriots that they are, patient.
~ read the evening papers and then
started In to devour the weekly papers
from home. occasionally rising to re-
state some off-stated argument. 1t
was a deuccd bore to have to sit and
listen tn the abuse OF the new consti.
tuition. though the Democrats had to
do so or run the risk of being criti-
cized for putting 1t through without n
chance for free discussion. In the
meantime the Republican senators
were filing away certain carbon copies
OF their protests, which viii; make fine
dope for stump speeches in the next
campaign. s@-4-.ss - - sssss.s. tss-ya..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
Stotsenberg Leads of.

AS soon rs the feudins clerk nau Iln'
ished pronomcing sundry portions but
not all OF the new organic law on third
reading, Senator Stotsenberg. Demo-
Gratis floor leader, addressed the chair
In oratorical trim. He held the con-
stitution OF 1852 contains nothing
which would prohibit the general as
scmbly from submitting to the state a
new constitution. He said the assem-
bly,. as the representation of the peo-
Pile. had the same right to do this. as
Il would to pass a bill calling a consti-
tutional convention. as Senator Wood
proposed. He outlined the needs
which the new constitution fulfils and
called attention to Theodore Roose-
yelts statement that the new Western
states should adopt constitutions
which could easily be amended. He
emphasized the fact that the present
vote Of the Legislature is merely to
put the bill Of rights before the people
In an election. with full power to adopt
II or reject II.
We've got no more right to make
mp new constitution than the coun'
Gil of the city Of Indianapolis has.
declared Senator Wood when he arose
to scale the Democratic proposal. He
argued constitutional convention cs
pccially designated by the people for
the task of revision would be the on
ly body with power sufficient to alter
the granite-ribbcd old document. He
quoted Chancellor Kent and read
something James Bryce said which re
printed i'm the la Grange. undD Stand
ard. He said the new constitution was
creature of the night, submitted I'm
the night TO a party caucus by one
time. After that the nighttime al
lusion fairly teemed In the Republi
can speeches which ran the whole ga
NUT Of the ''mellerdrammer" with
Democratic leaders painted as desper
adces.
Kane Follows Chief.
Lieutenant Senator Ralph Kane fol
lowed his commander out upon the
floor as the late afternoon half nigh,
settled over the senate chamber. IL,
entered a general protest for the Re
publicans, first because the legisla
ture Ii no. elected TO remodel the
constitution and second. because they
regarded the changes as only a series
of amendments which. by the old con
stitution. would require passage b,
two legislatures and then u popula,
vote. The lieutenant senator hat
great sport with the Democrats b,
reading an editorial written for tn,
Batesville Tribune by former senate,
Donald Maccallum. lie concluded b,
saying the state has grown out of the
Quininc and pawpaw stage into n great
commonwealth under the old consti
tuition which has always served il.
purpose.
The constitution was defended by
Senator Harlan and the Senator Pow
ers, Democrat. openly opposed the ma
tority speakers upon the floor. ii,
said the new document will have I,
be an amendment TO the old one.
.'why should not the representa-
tives OF the Republican. Prohibition
lists and the labor parties have par
In the full and open consideration o
n proposed new constitution while i
...a,yvnaa ,p Dag. Eichel
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Continued On Page Six
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
ATTENDS FUNERAL

Mrs. Henry Noble has gone to Ken
ton. Ohio, to attend the funeral of her
brother, Albert Sutermeister. who died
suddenly on Sunday.
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CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-02-28
FILES CLAIM

Claim on note for s61.6e has been
filed by H. c. Hasemeier against the
estate of the late w. c. Converse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21

Glarf GOmntp Gmbebsmanb BIB,
Oscar Gride, Hegiter Of DEEDS
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Soipital eau Claire.
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iammen meo andre formuenoe Renb
orsaniieret ct 9ruft 60. / Sltperior.
Der oil bopeoiaselig bIipe orepei
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enocmme, og pao @runo at be npe
S~taaIparfer % Soo.ganslS 2inie
inc til gpen pertes Der flor Rsrelie.
Bar 9Sben aar. Sans peterfon,
Der arbeioeoe paa @ergitrsms Sts.
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ltge ipinget runM al en- burtig om-
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al bam iaa ban Hap fri. San erboIot
bog ct brubt arapeben og andre Be
ifaoigeIier, % ban maatte inbl9gges
paa. &oipitalet.
8nlbbrgInp ! CSicc. Sans aatte.
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peo bpiIfen anleoning SeoerSpar.
rets Born, 8srnebsrn og Barrie
bsrns 9srn iamt en- flor Sfare
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blep gifte. S 1865 uhomoreoe De til
amerifa % boebe De isrite otte @ar
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peb Ssieo. 9e bar / lit sggteifdb
bapt IA Born, Of bpilfe Dog ipp er
bsbe. gf gsrnebsrn er Der % og
al 9arnebsrns 9ern A.
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at Sniet oil tiIitemme oenne geilnt.
ming.
glanot be foreIiesenoe SoriIag err
ct af @siembIpmanb $arper fra Ora.
oiion ON, at Suititiarius / Statens
Ssieiteret efter 10 slars 9ieneite Tom
iaaoan ifaI treoe of meS en- geniion
ioarenoe til SaIpparten Of bans
Gage. SON fremiatte ogiaa iamti.
Dig ct 6orilas ON at forbsie Ssieiie.
retsoommernes Gage fra $500 til
$4,000 ON aaret.
UT andre Sorilag fon incomes ct
at asiemblpmanb &neen fra Ban.
gor, Der forbpoer grngen af SeIIes.
baanofl9oer, be iaafalote roller
towIs" | SoteIIer og paa andre Of.
fertlige Steber; eft al @siembIpmano
goumanS fra Wucfipanaeo, Der paa.
logger, Counted at laoe opisre Ga.
natorier for Seringspatienter paa
ct fremrpffet Staoium.
Statens &srI9ggere (G~lumbers)
bar foranleoiget SremiGtteIien af ct
5orilag, Der sisr oct nlopIigt for no.
gen at begpnbe MISUNDERSTANDING,
eaer at uofsre noget slrbeioe al bette
Slags iiben ferit at babe iifret ia
gebilgning oertil al Statens &sr.
l9ggerinipeftsr.
st SoriIag ON at gipe Chippewa
og 6lam6eau &iper Improvement
COMPANY SiaaoeIie at opisre ct Gu.
item af Semninser og &eierpoirer /
ben noroueitliee Del al Staten er
fremiat al Senator Sbomas ira
Chippewa Sails. Set er fremiat |
Snteresie al oe fore Sagbrua oa
gapirfabrifer peb Chippewa. oa
Slambeauelpene.
st Sorilag ON en- Iinimums.
oaglen er fremiat / gsiembIp. Oct
ifal bore BET fsrite / fit SlagS, iom
er forelagt nosen lobgipenbe Sor.
iamling BERT 2anoet. Set frGper,
at aae, Iom ernarer fig peb en- eGer
anoen "oppresiin" geifiGftigeIie, ffaG
betales en- meb SenbIif paa 9ibets
Sororitger rimelig 9sn. @isconIin
Goniumers 2easue antases at itaa
bagom Sorilaeet.
Senatet bar bebtaget SorIaget ON
en- gepilgnina Of $4,000 til geItrt-
belle al De lebenoe l1oeifter peb Sta-
tens MISUNDERSTANDING / @ales,
inotil Rioler bIir b~isponibIe fra oct
regulpre Budget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
5un pukntn.
0rrcriube hpS / Wciu Iericr

>utttthpt WV wv s-ttAtNps
WtiiS eleanor Slion, Ger fsr pirfeoe
iom 9rrerinbe / Slirons SoIfeifole,
err oieaaet peb 0sben / Hetu Merico.
bporben bun for ct aars Sio iioen
reiite ior jim Sclbreo.
8ammel "Sumcitcascr" Sans
Sbompion al @ebIen Ntarfbaa 60,
er piituof Ell al De plSite WsGno, Der
bar taaet Someiteao inoen Staten.
6or ct aar iioen tog ban Jig en-
Claim / SarSina Gourtp, og 70 anr
aaumel bar ban netop erbperoet JIG
milo gienoomsret til bette Sano'
iipffe.
Gu aris muS Seitetpue. s Sal
Iiper % Gutter Gountper ipnes Der
/ Iensere Sio at bare eriiteret en- bel
praaniieret Yanbe Seitetppe, Der bar
poret en- ianb SfrGf for Smeanens
&onhers. 3u bar man imiblertif
beilmttet JIG til at aifaite Ioget, foitt
booo set nil, ioet en- anti.& eitetpp'
Screening er blepen or5anileret, %
mon Dor iorplietet JIG til life at giot
tobt. isr ole Seite- % areaturtppt
or ifi,Ste, braste | iiffer Sorparire
baS S1neilets Nhire eller brepue III
al Stotcn. Ger piI uoIopes 9elsn
ninaer for SppeneS Yoa9ribelie, o.
ON ~neSpenbiet pil man meo. Tenge
tiorag Itstte Staten | arbeiSet mel
at iaa De anflaseoe osmte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
Dioenifabelie RonieapI.

Com ct Seq | @eppgelien for at
ubpioe De unge 6armergutterS &urtb.
ifaber nlaa n9pneS oe 9eisg, iom
&utger College bar urraneeret til
forifieIlise 5teoer. bpor De forifieGise
Sioer al mooerne Sarmliu er giort
til Specialitet % oripes efter belt no
pio~enifabeliee Wetbober. SaaleoeS
aflagOe 80 al bette Colleges Gleper
UNDER 2ebelie al Rroi. $. q. 2epis
nplig ct 9eisg paa aIiniapac, oen
itore, msniterperoig brepne Sonic.
farm, Der eies og bripes Of @iuiam
Ginpiooie, forbp. @eboftsr og arigs.
correspondent, iom MI bar giort
SierfraopI 90 Sinrprobufter til ct
pibenifabeligt Stlibillnt.
9e Golege.Gleper, iom mi beiegte
Oinipibbies Sarrt, er aae Sarmer.
isnner, % De tager bet forte 2onb-
bri,gsflrius peo Golleeet - paa fun
ire Maaneoer = forbi De bperfen bar
Haao eler Tio til at taee ct l9ngere
&lirius, % for ale bisie bar 9eisget
peb Ben itore Seniefarm baaoe inter.
esiant % l9rerigt.
Iliniapac er Ell pnoigt og eienbom.
meIiet Steo, iom BOG er foripnet meo
ale mooerne Snoretninger. Oct lig-
ger en- Wtil fra Sernbaneitationen
Ietud)en / Nem Seriep, miot / Siers
tet al en- b%iitoriif befienot ggn. Su.
iene err al moberreite SIags og bp9,
get meo BET for Die at ipore baooe
paa TIaoien og Arbeibe. Hlinot ON.
firing Ssuiegaor6ene er Der en- H9ffe
StaaItraaoe iaalebes arrangeret, at
bpis Ell al Sroaoene bliper operifaa.
ret, iaa begpnoer itrar en- fraftig
Ilormfloffe at ringe, for man err 10
albrig trpg for Ssnietppe. Snoen
benne ~eleftriif baifpttebe Ssniegaarb
er Der 1000 GgIpgeenbe Sens, ale-
iommen 2egborns, lieeiaa ct Sits for
@roobers % Snalbators, Ser fan no.
flpffe op til 6O00 9Ge. Noget al
set intcresiontcite er DC ~itorortebe
Sorisg meb Sc iaafaI6te Crap
Meits". STR. Sinipibbie briper be
melt omfattenbc Experimental al aGe
SsnieapIere Der / 2anoet meo oisie
SIaes SsniereScr. Sper 1000 err
nemIie | bagIis grug paa bans
Sarm.
Haor en- Ssne gaar ino | ct ina.
oant Hebe Iuffcs Reoet til automatic,
ioa Ssnen life fan ilippe no peo eget
SiGlp. Naor iaa $snen peo lin Sag.
len tilfienoeaiper, at ben or fGroig
meo %sIUenin9en. fommer en- al
Solfcne % i,ipper ben no, men life
for ban bar ~unoerisgt aluminium.
rineen pna Sens enc gen. Tette mn.
Iissisr en- rciagtis 8ontrcl meo
sGesene.
9enne Ssnieiarmls merfeIise Hapn
er ct S9orrcte. 0rb, Tom betpoer "oen
pilSe @anSS Stem. Meoens @r.
GinmiSoie bar GipiIeupernsr oper
Ssorrotepropiuien 9epouto.@ ontoc
paa SiIippinernc, fit ban set Snbfalo
at iIaa iie poa SsnieapI. Sans Ben.
ner 10 ao sen blotte Sanfe, at en-
@ano, iom bopSe fprt ct iaa epentpr.
ltst oip. ifnIoe Iaa FIG paa 5arming,
% til Minoe ON beres SmtaIe al
oerne sag sap ban fin Sarm Oct
inirrise Hoon = til flor Srpb for
bans MaicrNomhs gIaro, Ell inofsot
Seorrote. Der faiteSe fit Cob meo Isr.
0inpioSie, ga benne opbsrte meo lin
"8lobe Srottins~ oa Hog fig neo ionl
oel nlerltrct SeuieapIer ! Nep Ser
iep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
punmine.
Glaen liber Snnaersnpb.

Glgen liSer SnnsersnsS. Sra
Sacfion Sole berettes, at tore Sloffe
Gig oerIteos bill bp al Sltnger, bpis
Ser life itrar gisres 6oranitaltnin.
ger til at ifaffe benz 6soe. 0isie
9pr tilbsrer geqopitone Bart og
@pomings @ilotreierpation, og Sta-
ten bepiIeeoe ifior $1,000 til So for
bisie gleiebsrn, men inar ipnes man
&egieringen burbe isrge for timber
bolb, Ger er oeiaa taget Sfribt til
at Sagen f~orelagees aongresien, og
mar pentebe at Der alereoe benne
llge pilbe blipe bepilget $4,000 til
gldenS ltnoerbol6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
alprn qnkotu.

Siiterit / Milnor. 9iiterit bar
optraaot epioemiif / WiInor, % Here
alporlige SrIfploer er amnelbt. @trS.
8. u. Stoctitaos lille Goa beoe for.
riae Senoas, % trobs OF &uiet par
fparanteret iises oiientlis 9esraueIie
of barre aIbolot.
Sernbanen ifirnfer SplpbGser.--
Roribern 9aciic Sernhaneiclifab
Loo peb Wteierimeoet / Jamestown
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
@iseomTn.

wv Wv SIAS
forIag, os enba er bette co. 200
fGrre, emo Der fremiattes paa Se'
a~isIaturen / 1909. Seloigpis fan
ser MI life fremiattes Here iaar, oa
Sioen til at fremfpmme meo npe
2opforiloe ublsb ben 15oe bs. vi
bisie ca. 1,400 Sorilas fremiattes
life minSre emo 400 | Isiemblp %
65 / Senotet ben iioite Dag, Der bar
gnleonins oertiI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ beeee Suie er n9iten ~bogitapelig
taIt besrapebe rnoer oisie Spnger al
SorIlas, iom n9iteu ale mao gien.
neml9les % reites poa, for De fan
iremi9ttes formelt % r%enpiies til De
~forifienige aomiteer.
SfaI 9egislaturen fiinne eisre no.
get meo aIle bisie Sorilos % fulo.
fsre aIt oct anoet Irbeioe iom fore
Iiager, or Der flarlieen insen Sio at
ipiIbe. Gette bar osiaa Senatet mo
ieet % | 6rebass pebtogct en- geiIit.
ming ON at bolbe reeelmGsiige Me-
Der bper Gag berefter meo llnbta.
selie al paa Ssubas, og oct aHtages,
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5atinurTcto.

GsbSfalo / Snmbrpta. Mr$. 9.
G 2arier hsSe iorri1e ll9e / lit Stem
/ 91uubrjto, 80 gor 3anmieI.
Roitmeitcr | 6uistun. SSobn 2obr
er al 9r9iioent Tait blepcn romine.
ret til Qoitmeiter ! 6oiston.
Ssbe / gmDfa. Mrs. 6. g(uber.
ion, Ser / Sc finite tpoe &or bar boot
eff 5iiper. bsoe Sen t40e IS. | ano,
70 eiter / noger Sio at bare IiSt al
Sierteip1e. Sun bIep ortrent 45
gar eammel og citcrlaoer iig Mor0
% ire Ssnner.
SfpeeaffGrc | Gruofstun. 3beo-
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Gn Sarerinbe, iom fanbt set minSre
pasienoe at BRUCE Srbet ~"nsgen", ret>
teoe bette | en- at fine gIepers StiI til
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
HAp eANk AccouNI-

Judging from the court returns the snow of Saturday and Saturday night resulted in many seeking the com fort of the little brown jug. h Juds Murphy's court, at Lowell. yesterday there were four defendants arraign- ed on the charge of being drunk and given terms of six days aeh n iail In Judge Burdick's court there were five similar cases. the defen1ants re- ceiying the usual Gne5. A sensation was caused in Judge Burdlck court when one of the defendants oTere3 to pay his fine with Q eheek. es9tius that he had banS account t oe ing irregular to receive check, the court permitted tbe defendant @ go get the money He came back s.rue- gling under the weight Of d rcii or the long green.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
ALL CAN APPRECIATE

The program of the Ernest Gam ble Concert Party on February g is most attractive and interesting, being a four page, de luxe one with ex- pIanatory and analytic notes and librettc, so that it can be under stood hy the average listener. wheth- CT musical or not Each member of the Gamble party is the product Of the greatest European masters and they offer an ideal evening of de lightiul music. These artists per form to the hearts of their listeners, not over their heads. A Philadelphia critic described a concert by :,ais party as being mot so popular as % be musically cheap and not so SC. verely classical as not to be pop ular"