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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD


Estate n Enca' y. IAmOst: oryler for commission
to take deposJi7as Attorney II. ]. Sweeney.
Estate II Williams Collins: amended petition for
letters Of administration. Attorney, Alex. Wolf.
Estate Of Leon &. Bcrnan: letters Of admniStrS-
tion granted 10 Nellie +. Berman; bond. 500.
Estate Of William E. Curtis letters of admins
tration granted TO Eleroy Curtis; bond s. 900. At
torney. c. II. Bradley.
Estate of Augusta Mundheim: letters tesla
mentarT granted 20 Lewis Nundhcim; bond. $40.
Estate f Frederick s Dorrey; letters testamentAry
granted TO Jennie DCrrey; bond $50 Attorney T
Z Jones.
Estate u John Jennings; petition for letters q
administrator. Attorney, L. A. Block.
Estate Of Mary G Bradford; ouler 10 sell per
sOnaI effects Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of J. Fred Gatchell; order to sell business
&c. Attorney, Charles Linkins.
Estate of John b Sleman. jr.; order to sell
stocks AttCrDeys Hillyer & Lcrch.
Estate II Winfield 5. Schcy: petition for letters
testamcntary Attorney. J. S Blair.
Estate Of Thomas p. Barry; petition for instruc-
ton Attorneys. Downing Berry.
1911, and petition fer letters testamcntary. Attor
ngy. L. VI. King.
Estate Of Mary A. Rcardon; will dated August 5
1901. filed.
Estate Of August Grages; will dated April a.
1911. filed
Estate of Agnes F. Fraser; will dated July 90
1886 and petition for letters testamentaTy filed.
Attorneys Brandanburg & Brandenburg
Estate OF Hattie T. Cock; will dated April 2,
1911, fled
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Ridout-ThomAs-
No. 8 BGrstOw ~ Walton. Attorneys. Reilly 4
ForTest-White.
No .. Parsons Ts. Lewis Attorneys. DAEis-Mc-
Reynolds
No 10 Bunch vs. District National Bank. At
torneys. DaTid-Carusi.
No. II. Ambrose. receiver. vs. Miller. Attorneys,
EaSby+smith & smith-DaIis & Laskey.
No u Fam vS. Valentine. Attorneys, EaSby'
Smith-Wilson.
No I1 Powell VS.. City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys, Hayden-Darlington-
No. a. Brown vs.. Golden & Co. Attorneys,
Downing Berry and Jefords-JohnStou Dar-
lington.
No Is Miller vs.. Toledo Computing Scale Con-
pany. Attorneys. Gies-Wheatley.
No. l6. Berens Tdbby. Attorneys, smith-Ja-
fords Brown
Circuit Court NO. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 5E9l. Lyon vs. Bailey: verdict for paSintih.
Attorneys, John RidOut-NelsOn Wilson.
No. 59s56. Herbert vs.. City and Suburban Railway
Company: on trial. Attorneys. Citing Chamber
lin and r. E. Mattingly-G. p. Hoover and w. c.
Sullivan.
Assignments for to-day-MOtions:
No. !. Poston Va Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Carter Brooke and Hamilton. Yerkes
& Hamilton-Lambert.
No. 2 Gaetjes ". Schoenfeld. AuorneyS Roths-
child & Diggs-RalstOn, siddons & Richardson and
Browne.
No Van Sender vs. Bsmudea Attorneys.
Poe-willis. Ralston. Sddons Richardson.
=.
al. Attorreys Poe-Tobriner, David Behrend.
No. S. Brand Miller. Attorneys. label
White.
No. 6. Ebersole vs. District National Bank. At
torneyS, Lambert Yeatman-Carus.
No. 10. IrInehat Fire and Rubber Company ~
Doyle. Attorneys Brynn-Peter.
No. I. =. @. Alexander Company 10 Turtnn.
Attorneys, Colladay-Poe.
No. 8. LAnge vs. Royal Glue Company. Attor-
neys RalStOn, Siddons & Richardson-G ardiner.
No. O. Morris Carley. Attorneys. Bailey 4
COlUmbus-Bendhem.
No. 10. Meier Metropolitan A. ". Z Zion
Church. Attorneys, LatimeT-SteTart Taylor.
No. II. Baglin Southern Surety Company.
Attorneys, WCrthington-Darlington.
No. L. Mcdaniel Townsend ct al. AttorneyS
Clinkscales & Chase-Earnest.
No. l3 Colbert City and Suburban Railway
Company. Attorneys. Jackson-DarlingtOn.
No. IL HoWlinS VOght Attorney HigZinS
Mcneil & Evsns-BrOwn.
No. Is Wells ". Washington Railway and Eec
tric Company. Attorneys. Mackey & Patterson-Dsr>
lington.
No. l6 Mercantile Savings Fund Society Lacey
& Co. Attorneys, Boyd Wilson.
No. Il. Burdine vs.. Chew et al. Attorneys. For.
rcst-HilGard
No. ls Keczeo Vs. Sullivan st al. Attorneys Poe
Thomas
No. ls. Green vs. jefferson. Attorneys. Ridout-
NewmyCr.
No. n Hayes vs. Melville. Attorneys, JefUrds 4
Pcall -GeTtman & Ridout.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

1919 o street northwest-Lot 75 square l95; Kate @.
Hayden to Howard L. Christman, TO secure FL.
NJ. Taylor, $50. year.
laA Fairmount street nOrthwest-Lot 3, block 43
University Park-WiIlism Jewell ct VI. TO Harry
s. Welch and Leorard W. GroCmes, to secure
WilfUrd II. Dunn. $50. to years, 5 per cent,
semi-annualy.
Addition to Anacostia-LOt se6; Maurice Otterback
ct ux to George o. Watson and Simon Bube, 70
secure George s. King, &,9O, years. per
cent seni-annuAlly.
Potomac Heights-LOts to g. l9 to z square litZ,
lots 20 TO 43 squArs liE3; lots % to "A and 30,
square 1850: lots 80 TO IS. square 1855; lot ID,
square I4il; lots to s. Il and L. square l+i9i
lots 9 to r. square l454; lots to II. 3 and %,
Samuel ], Henry ana James H. Borden, to Sc
cure Enoch ]. Vann, $500, years, per cent,
ssm-annually.
Dobbins' Addtion-Lot l6. square SOL; Mary NJ.
Cosgroye ct yir to Joseph n. Saunders and Harry
NJ. Packard. to secure Charles A. Peters, $50.
monthly 6 per cent.
University Park-Lot 3 block 43; William Jewell ct
ux 10 William J. Flather and Harry s. Welch,
to secure John NJ. Jones, S,UO years, Per
cent, scm-annually.
South Brookland-Part lots l6 and H. block e. Albert
F Gauyreau ct III. to Haratio n. Taplin and
Charles F. Benjamin, TO secure Lille T. Taplin,
5000 years, per cent, semtannually.
Addition To Congress Heights-Lots Is to l5 block
CO.'S: Philip Denzledine ct TO Ralph p.
Barnard and Guy H. johnson. to secure Hen
rietta Brent HeiskcI. 500, to , years. per
SQUARE s-East half Of original lot II; Frederick l..
Siddons It ux. 70 Edward W. Whiteslde and
Harvey 7. Winfield, to secure Home Building
souars I55~Iot iOs; @. b. Smith ct uI. to ]. A. O.
Keith and j. D. Richards, to secure note.
SD0 demand, per cent
souare esF-OriEinal lot 2; George W. Marsh to
Daniel orc. Callaghan and Ralph 2. Williams,
to secure John G. Slater, 1900. year. per
cent semi-annu11b. ..
SQUARE Ho-Lot 7; Lyttleton A Baker ct ux- to
James BerrJ and William Mex. CLAYTON, 10
secure Perpetual Building Association H'SM
Upiyersity Park-Lot 81, block Is; Mary y. Puo"
TO o. p NJ Brown and Charles 4. Tnooy. 70
secure Theodore p. Heap, $50, to q months
rer cent semi-annuAliy.
Long Meadows-Lots s02, 500, M. and Sy. SQUARE =
io7e; Thomas Blunt to Thomas walker and
Georve F. Collins 10 secure Ollie M. Ooopef'
S3o. 3 months per cent, semi-annuAly
Fo1rteenfh Street Terrnee-Lot and part OF lot ..
square zll; ZophAr Hunt TO United states Irust
Company. TO seizure LynchburE investment CU-
foration s0o7o 81 notes. TO is months and
yearS per cent, senii-annually.
Fosrtepnth Street Tenaco-Lot u, SQUARE ~;
George B. stambaugh ct NJ. to United states
TrIsf Company 10 secure Lynehhurg investment
Corporation, GooO. to 20 months. per cent
semi-Annaaliy.
SQUARE s7T-Part Of lot 70; George H Hszen ct ux-
10 Ernsst I. Schmidt and George NJ Enma1ch.
"a sccuru German AmEizn Building AHodatpn,
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WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for large IOtA JObbsn'
prices are higher.
EGGs-Near-by fresh Virginia, 2Sa2s; West vir-
ginia and Southwest Virginia. 2a2; Tennessee
BUTTER-Elgin fancy. 3l14asgi; Western frsts.
CHEEsE~NeW York State factory. new. IflsA
l5A
PoULTRY-Chickens. per h., 13al4: hens, per b.
IA; ROSTERS per h., SAG; turkeys. per h., lsa2o
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice. per H.. Is;
chickens. Ieal7; rOosters. per b. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., new. No. l. per onsnei'
90; sweets CN. c., per bbl, L5oa2oO; vans ". VI
per bbl. LZal.5o; cabbages. 100 bs.' SaL1i
onions per bushel. Sal.0o; caulih0wer. per 6oi.'
50a32 eggplant Per crate, 4oa75; lettuce IN. II.
per basket 5AIZ5; cyminss. Per bbl-. 5a7s; string
beans, per bbl., 5Oa75; peppers, per Gate SaI5 to-
matoes. homegrown, 5a75; green ccrn, homegrown,
per doz., lsaeO; cucImbes per basket SaIS; celery
per doz. 25a5O
GREEN FRUIrs-AppleS per bbl.. LoOaLOo:
oranges California, per box s.SOa6oo; lemons. per
box, 550a5T5: grapefruit, per box, l5a5.0o; pine
apples l5Oa2oO peaches, per crate, L25a22 Is pears,
basket, loall; Delaware. Halt; Concord, loall
damsons. per Slb. basket, 25a35; cranbsIies. 20
quart boxes 2oos25; chestuutS. per n, ias.
BAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western. No. ], IS
2.Oo; No. 2Wa20: mixed hay. l6Wa2m;
straw. ,ye bundle, l2ooal3o0; machine thrash, sOea
$50 straw. wheat per ton, sooasoo; straw, oat, per
ton. u.ooal2oo.
spring. Per h, Stas; calves. choice. per h.. sAi
medium. per Ih, TSaS
GRAIN-wheat, new. per bushel. 4as2: com.
Sheiled. cid. peF bushel. i6aS; ear, per Dbl,
L25a4.5o; oats Western white. No 2. per bushel,
5A55: oats mixed. per bushel, 5a63; bran. per ton.
400; middllngs Per ton. H.oo
WOOL AND HlDES-Wool washed. free Of burrs.
per h. Aa25; wool, unWaShed. per ID. %; hides,
dry per h.. l5al6, green hides. lb, 10; calfskin.
green. each. L25aL6.
SEEDS-Red clover PER busheI il.soal200; alsike
clover per bushel u5oal25; white clover. per bush
e IS01A2O4o crimson clover. 6Isa6oo; timothy. per
bushel, T5ea2o0; blue gns. per bnshel. 3l5a3I5
redtop grass. lAmAzW - - lhAz Alfalfa psr
hushel, IAoosl1m.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
IUSTICE sTAFFORD.

No is1E. Rail- admnistratrix. United states
Express Company; verdict for plaintiff for $3.50
and Judgment forthwith. Attorneys. Baker, SheChy
& HoSan-Bimcy X WOOdaTd
No. 52il3 DuTland rs. Washington Post Com
pany; on trial. Attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon Mac
farland-W. J. lambert.
Assignments for tO-day-NIotIons:
No l. Richards Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Baker. Miller & Obear-Perry X Dunlop.
No. . Riordan VS.. Wardman ct al. Attorneys,
Gertman & Notwithstanding.
No. ; Berrns Tribby. Attorneys. Key Smith
Brown & JcffouiS
No. l. Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Com
pany District Of Columbia Attorneys. Tucker
Kenyon & Macfarand-Thomas & Stephens
No. 5. Forrest Moore & Hill. Attorneys.
Gardiner-Johnson.
No. 6. Purity PaDer Bottle Company @ Pc
trusche ct al. Attorneys. Lambert & Ycatman-
RalstOn. Siddons & Richardson.
No. :. Green Rudolph ct al Attorneys,
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Equity Suits.

No 3o557 Stephen E. Coivin Robert s. Ford.
Unknown Heirs &c. to quiet title. Attorney. C. q.
James.
No. sOSss Chr. Heurich Brewing Company ct al.
vs. John D. Fox for receiver. &c. Attorney. Leon
TcbTineT.
No. 3h59 John a. Boyce Jessie Cathcar ct
al : to foreclose mortgage. Attorney E. H. Thomas.
No 3OS4O Louise \. Goodier W John A. GoOdier;
for maintenance. Attorney, W. NJ. levin.
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Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: TIE Chief Justice, Mr. Justice No
Kenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr. Justice Lurtou.
Mr.. Justice Hughes. Mr. Justice Van DeTantsr, and
Mr.. Justice Lamar.
Henry Cotton, Of New York City, and f. III.
Daley. of Frankfort, KY, were admitted to prac-
tice.
No. 2F. Southern Pacific Company, plaintiff IN
error, vs.. The Commonwealth Of Kentucky ex rel.
George n. Anderson ct al, revenue agents; agu-
ment continued by Mf. Matt J. Holt for the defend
ants in error. and concluded By Mr. Maxwell ETaTtS
for the plaintiff in error.
No 8l. Robert Gillian, plaintiff in error, Va
The United States; argued by Mr.. Louis W. Gro
foot for the plaintiff in error and by Mr.. Solicitor
General Lehman for the defendant in error.
No sOi. J. S. Mullen ct al, appellants, vs.. The
United States;
No 4O5. Alfred F. Goat ct al, appellants, Us. The
United States;
No. E4 The Demiug Investment Company. Ap-
pellant, Vs. The United States;
No. 4s6. p. Z. Hickman ct al, appellants, ~.
The United States; hour additional time allowed
on each side in the argument Of these cases. on
motion Of Mr.. Solicitor General Lehman for The
United States; argument commenced by Mr.. J. c.
Stone for the appellants, and continued by Mr..
Robert J. Boone for the appellants. and by Mr..
Solicitor General Lehman for the appellee.
Adjourned until to-day at II O'Clock.
The DAYS call for Friday, October l3. will be as
follows Nos. 4oi land tO5 44, and 1857. rs land
2S, 81, 3s3, S55 and 3l6l, 81 tand 453 and I53)
Ss2, 40. 463 464, 20l land D2, 4l3 land sl4l 4s6
S3, as, 30, Ss6, 4E 565, SOS, and 593
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MARKETS ARE CLOSED.

New York, Oct 12.-Business
was at a standstill in the fnan-
ciaI district to-day. Columbus
Day was observed by all the Sc
curity and commodity exchanges,
and banks and banking houses.
The grain exchanges and stock
markets at Chicago and other
centers were also closed.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
IrsrICE ANDERSON.

No 1904. United States vs. James KendriCk
James ]. CarrirD. James ]. Grace, and Daniel
Nolan. ous.hrcskng and larceny: verdict defend
ants and (, not guilty; defendants l and . guiltyS
rem1nicd
No. 277ss United States vs John F. Kcnney +;
Cmbezzlemcnt; rCruEnizance in 81 900. with VI. C.
Stewart. surety. taken
M. 25sG5 United States VS. Morris Kdwell time
to file transcript extended.
No. g7525 United States Daniel Nolan house
breaking and larceny sentenced to pcnitcntiary for
two years.
Assignments for to-day:
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Discount Rate UnchanEed.

London. Oct. l2-Ths Bank Of England's mini
mum discount rate left unchanged to-day At
per cent Cali money ruled at Hsa2 por cent;
short bills, E-ls; three months bills, yiA4 Gold
Amounting to sIR,@o was taken into the Bank Of
EaTiand to-day ard the bank sent Ro0o 900 to South
America Three per cent rentes at Paris closed Is
centImss higher. at d hancs 3 oentirne< Tfading
vss quiet q Berlin, but prines vsrs hshG % he
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WASHINGTON STOCK. MARKET.

saIes-ReEular call. Il O'Clock noon
Capital Tracton IS. 1900 at 10, SoO at u0,
81 COO at 10. $500 at llO.
Washington Railway and Electric u. 500 at siI
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-, 10 at sSls,
10 at ssA.
Washington Gas 25 at ssh.
District National Bank, 10 at lS3.
After caIl-WaShingtOn Gas, 10 at ssB.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd., 50 at 80.
5 at SO. 25 at SO.
Washington Gas s.. $1,000 at 10.
Following quotations were posted yesterday:
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The Safest Investments
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

A dividend Of two dollars per share VIII b paid
on MONDAY. October Is, 1911. to seockhoIdsrS Of
record at closs Of buanes On Saturday. September
%. ISL
wAL r DRIVER, Treasurer.
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Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

No $50 United States vs. Edward ] Mac
Donald: murder in first degree; plea not guilty.
No. E6S2 United States rs. Song kCc: assault
with daTEcrous w, apyn; same.
M. 3759. United State u Robert Cameron
false prptcnsCs. sGmr.
No. @76-5. United States Arthur Ccrnwell;
mu1Ier in first degree; plea not guilty.
No. 95756. United States vs.. Robert Cameron
Cmbezzlcmert; IIea guilty.
Assignment for to-day:
Motions. Arraiguncuts, and sentences
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United States Commerce Court.

Present: Presiding Judge Knapp and Judges
Archibald Hunt, Garland and Mack
No. 4s. LehiEh Valley Railroad Company
United States and Interstate Commerce Commission
q al; 70 set aside order Of the Interstate OOm
merce Commission reducing rates anthracite coal
from the Wyoming coal region Of Pennsylvania TO
tidewater; motion for preliminary injunction de
81
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Mechanics Lien.

No. 6ee William II. MaOrette vs.. Timothy J..
Culnane; lot IS. square $751; No. 5l7 Park road
northwest: "a Attorney ]. W. Gilmore.
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FINANCE AND REALTY

Prices were firm with no demand and
slight liquidation at the noon meeting of
the stock exchange yesterday. Despite
the fact that Columbus Day closed the
New York and Chicago markets. and
Federal Day put an end to trading in
Baltimore for the day. the local brokers
were ready for business at tile old stand.
There were few selling orders at pres
ent prices, and the demand did not boost
the price.
Washington Gas showed good strength
on small transactions. selling at 6S Is
Gas bonds were in fair demand, and
practically all street railway securities
figured in the sales list.
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Hamilton. YGkes HhmiltOu-McKennsy, Flannery
& HitZ
No. 2o1 Kosack vs. johnson. Attorneys. Conrad
Thomas & White,
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Traffic Investiator. Appointed.
sue wa.hIngton-vIEeinla.

Charles A. Ford, q ship craftsman, and
his wife. Mrs. Roselle A. Ford, Of 17 U
street northwest, have entered suit with
the Interstate Commerce Commission to
restrain the Virginia Rail-
way Company from charging more for
round-trip tickets purchased from con-
ductors on it's lines than for those pur-
chased from the regular ticket agents
They are represented Dy Attorney J..
Anton Albrecht. -
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
PHILLIP FUNERAL
 ID BE PUBLIC ONE

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The funeral of David Graham Phillips will be public So many friends and admir- CTS of his work have been stirred by the assassination that plans for Q private funeral were abandoned. It is announced services will be held Friday afternoon at St. Georges Episcopal Church near the scene of the attack. The ceremony win be at o'clock, with Arch Deacon Nelson. assistant to Bishop Gree, of the New York diocease.
 The pail bearers will be: United States Senator Beveridge, of Indiana: Robert w. Chambers. the author Joseph Ii. Sears head Of Appleton Publishing House; George Rorace Lorimer. editor of the Saturday Evening Post; Arthur w Little, editor of Pearsons magazine. Sam uel G. Blythe. a Washington writer: John O'Hara Cosbrove. former editor of Eyerybody's magazine; and Otto Carmichael
 In addition Dr. Nelson and Rev. Hugh Birkhead. rector of St. Georges will assist at the services and a male quartette will sing. The services will be simple. After the funeral the body will be removed to a vault in the marble cemtery here and will remain there until taken to his former home in Indiana.
 Tonight the body was sent from from the undertakers establishment to the rooms at the National Arts Club where Phillips made his home with his sister. She and Harrison Phillips, brother. will be the only near relatives at the funeral.
 A curious crowd gathered today about the undertaking rooms where the body lay and finally grew so large that it blocked traffic.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
BISHOP coNsEcRATED

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Jan. 25- The service of consecration of Rev Theodore Payne Thurston as bisho, of the diocese of Oklahoma 1oo1
 place here today and was one ot the most notable ceremonies in inc history of the Episcopal church in this city. It was 1Ooo'clock before the procession of bishops. clergy
 aVmen and chOristers Who were to take part in the service reacbeS St Paul's church. The decorations or the church were most elaborate and it was crowded to it's capaci+v
 The number of bishops participatine was larger than usually takes part in a ceremony of the kind Bisbon Futile of Missouri, the presiding bishop of the church of1iciated. as. sisted by the Right Rev. Francis K Brooke, missionary bishop of Okla homa, and Right Rev. Frank Millspaugh, bishop of Kansas. The 7resenters were Bishop Brewer of Montana and Bishop Edsau of Min nesota, Rev. Samuel c. WelJes of Vinita. Okla. and Rev. Theodore Sedgwick of St. Paul were the at- tending presbyters. The consecration sermon was preached by Bisbop Lawrence of Massachusetts. who vas dean Of the Es-scopaI Theolog. '0al Seminary when Mr. Thurstou was student there.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
TEpoY,s GREED SCORED

AUSTIN, Texas Jan. 25:-Scoring the new nationalism." Culberson, senator-e'ect from Texas. made an address before the Texas legislature today. Tn the election of November. 7 ne said. the new nationalism was strahgeled The proposition which this dogma involves to merge the executive. legislative and judicial functions. as well as the whole re- served power Of the people. into a supreme executive who should be the steward general of the welfare unrestrained by law has been the argument and dream of every tyrant since the world began" CuIberson aoVocated the election of senators bE direct vote of the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
HoNoR FoR RREEpER-

CHAMPAIGN, IL. Jan. 25.-With interesting exercises the name of James Nelson Brown. organizer and promoter of the Illinois State Fair sud early importer of pure-bred cat. tle. was admitted to a pIacs in fbe Farmers Hall of Fame at the Uni. versity of Illinois. Included among The speakers and other partici7s
 m the ceremonies were Gov De neen, President James of the mi. ersvitv of Illinois. Dr. Frank Crane Of Chicago. James M. Crebs. nres;. dent Of the Illinois State Fair. and Alvin Sanders. editor of the Breed CTS Gazette" and member Of the national tariff board. The portrait Of James N Brown was unveiled bv his great granddaughter. Miss Lvn-
 nette Ma Brown. The name or James N- Brown is the second fo he placed in the Hall of Fame at the university. that Of Cyrus B. McCor. mick, inventor of the reaping ma chine. having been placed in fhe nall last year The names of men selected as candidates for future admission, one each year, are; oJn- athan B. Turner, father of land grant colleges, to be admitted iu 1912; Isaac Funk. successful pioneer breeder of live stock, to be honored in 1913. and. in 1914, Philip D. Ar mour, leader in his day in the de velopment of a large and profitable market for animal products.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
oLp AeE
Comes to Everyone. But it's Wsits
 May Be Postponed.


 old age fs not a question Of years.
 Some men are old at forty others are young at sixty
 It's a mighty hard proposition 10 look young, no matter how young you feel if your hair is falling out and your head becoming bald.
 Perhaps you are tired trying in- efectual remedies for this evil
 We don't blame you if you are.
 Why not try an effective one for a change.
 Newbro's Herpioide kills the Dan druff germ-which is the cause os the whole trouble
 Destroy the cause you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to Th' Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES euARAN- TED.
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:, If Kept on The One-Price Store
ADVERTISERS MEET.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 25.-The an. nual convention of the Association of American Advertisers. the frs
 meeting the organization ever has held outside of New York, began in Chicago today and will continue over tomorrow. Bert NJ. Moses O. New York is president of the asso ciation and T. F. Crossman. also of New York is secretary. An inter
 esting feature of the convention will be the discussion of the relative value of various newspapers anc magazines as advertising mediums
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
CONGRATULATIONS

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 25-gor- mer United States Senator Thomas w. Palmer. Michigan's grand cid man., received a flood of congrat- ultaions today on the occasion of the Michigan Equal Suffrage ass9. ciation. reminding the ex-Senator of the eloquent speech ne made in favor of their cause when he was q member of the senate many years ago. Mir. Palmer is in good health Ter man of his years, though he still feels some ill effects from the accident with which he met las1 summer while riding in his auto mobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
LADIES ATTENTION

Mrs. L. W. Day of San Francisco, has on display at McDonald's Beauty Shop, for few days only, a com plete line of up-to-date hair goods at wholesale prices. Gray switches a speciality. Custer puffs and Chigncn curls. 307
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
POsToFFIcE CHANGES

Miss Viola Bass, clerk in charge at the Lowell station of the Bis ninety-day leave of absence, begin bee postofiice, has been granted a ming February 1. Her place will be temporarily filled by Miss ter moine Ables, registry clerk at the postofice, and Miss Katherine Bak- CT win serve as registry clerk. Miss ida Douglas viii take Miss Baker, place at the AZ window Of fne gen eral delivery department.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-26
EEnERAL oEFlcgRs nERs

United States Marshal Overlook, with headquarters at Tucson, was in the city yesterday. coming here to bring a Mexican charged with smuggling. Mir Overlook was ac- companied by Customs Inspector Lote Gould and George Mason, de putty collector Of customs at Doug las. Mr. Gould was formerly connect ed with the editorial force of the Review until his appointment to government position.