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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23

Re-e-venge-e-e; Central Vermont
train smashes four Boston & Maine cars
at Brattleboro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23

1t won't be much of a change from
Morton to Norton--in name.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23
JingIes and tests


a chauffeur Wooed a suffragettc;
Acquaintance report
That the turtle doves first met
One day in court.
Their married life, so runs the tale,
Is happy and sublime;
For they are never out Of jail
At the same time
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23

in the former situation, successful as
il has been thus far, it is evident that
the limit has about been reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23

Durkee, Oregon, happy town! Every
dog is dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
News Forecast
 for the Week

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 23.- With both houses of congress ad- iourned and the other machinery Of goyernment at 6 practical staudstiH, there promises to be little doing in the national capital to divert pub lie interest from the enjoyment O- the holiday season. Many notable so- cial functions are planned for the week in Washington. One event thai society is anticipating with unusually keen interest is the debut of Miss Marguerite Draper, daughter or the late William F. Draper of Massachu- sets, who will make her bow at fancy dress cotillion Wednesday night. This function, which will serve to introduce the richest unmar- ried woman in Washington, is eX' pected to surpass in splendor any contingent affair ever given in tue capital city.
 President Taft on Wednesday Will give welcome to 5000 scientists Who are to gather in Washington for the annual convention of the American association for the Advancement oi Science and the meetings Of the nun erous societies affiliated with the as sociation. At the end of the week the president will go to Philadelphia to participate in the John WanamakeT fiftieth anniversary celebration. On the evening of the same day tSatuT' day) the president and several mem hers of his cabinet will be in New York to speak at the citizens banquet to be given at the Waldorf-Astoris. In addition to the meeting of the American association for the Ad vancement of Science the yearly gath ering of numerous other scientific ! learned and educational societies vii mark the holiday week. Many of tho l state organizations of school teacheri also will hold their annual conven tions between Christmas and the New Year
 Apart from the educational ralliei the only important conventions sched uled for the ensuing seven days arr the annual meeting of the Americai association for Labor Legislation, il Washington, D. C., and the annua convention of the American associs ton of Passenger Agents, in Jackson vile, Fla.
 The national indoor championshiD of the Amateur Athletic Union, [ be pulled off in Madison Square Gal den the nights of Tuesday and WedI esday, will contribute to the holida
 enjoyment of the devotees of ati
 leticts.
 Also of interest to the followers
 sport will be the international tenni
 matches between the Australian tean
 defending the Dwight L. Davis inte national trophy, and the America
 challengers. According to the late: advices from the antipodes the iiri round in the challenge matches IS
 be played Saturday at Christ Churcl New Zealand.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
UNIQUE PRESENT $
 GIVEN BY BlSBEEnt
Will Talk With His Father in California l260
 Miles Away

Acting on a suggestion that came to him from an advertisement which he read in The Review, Raymond Brown. the tailor, will tomorrow giVe his father, Ike Brown, of Stockton, California. a Christmas present thar he believes will be more acceptable to him than any other gift which ne can offer, for Brown, ST., will have the pleasure of a chat with his son. although the two are l,z0O miles apart. He will hear his sons voice and they will exchange the comph' ments of the season, they will TOT the short time be almost together although so many, many miles apart
 Reading the advertisement Of tht telephone company relative to the long distance service that is now pos sibie. 1t occurred to Mir. Brown, Jr. that he could utilize the service or fered by giving his father a surprise and tomorrow the old gentleman VII be surprised at a cali from his son This is probably the most noye ! Christmas present to be offered Iron Bisbee this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
DAVIES V|SSION OF
 INFERNO DEPICTED
Siar Theaters Offering Is uaiQue ir Bisbee
 Entertainments

At the Star theater this afternoon one of tlss best pictures, undoubted- ", that has been seen in Bisbee dur ing the present year, will be shown. It Is "Dante's Inferno" giving Q yiv- i'd word picture of the great poets vision of the lower regions. The views are highly eolored, and those who miss seeing the picture for its educational value will have cause for genuine regret. The Star manage ment went to extra expense [ to [ get this film for Bisbee, This picture will be shown at the theater on the gulch this afternoon and eseninw.
 For Christmas day, Manager Shcmid has arranged aD especially good and appropriate program. The pictures will have Q special appeal
 for the children. Manager Schmic has generously agreed to give the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24

ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABNER
 Mrs. Anse Jadson, leader or our polite society and some critic of the drama, believe us, says play amt no good unless it kin make you weep. She used nine handkerchiefs during East Lynne" and says it is the best opry she has eyer seen.
 Lem Higgins who has made his money quick in the hog business, IS building a new house here in town and he says he is going to have a portfolio running all around it and transients over .Le doors and nine pillows in front.
 There ain't nothing that makes a felIer long fer home like the usual helping of Chrismtas turkey in country huttel.
 Hank Tumms says every felfer has got a lot of distant relatives and they i are never more distant than when you ask them for the loan of two dol lars.
 There are a lot of worse friends than a pipe full of good tobaccer when a feller is troubled in his mind. Hod Peters had an acquaintance who bothered him a whole lot, so he took the sure means of gettin' rid oi | him. He lent the feller $500 anc l hasn't seen him since. i It seems as though if all of thos' ! terrible Turk wrestlers that are tour : ing this country should go to Tripoi ! they could end the war in about hv' minutes in straight falls.
 Convince woman against her VII and she's of the same-but what the use? It can't be done. No, siree
 There ain't nothing more pitifu lookin' than a papier mache stag turkey about the third season on tn road. r 2
 When asked in a boardin' hous what part of the turkey you prefer it is always safe to choose leg, bu
 the trouble is that boardin' hous turkeys aiu't centipedes and ever!
 body can't be pleased.
 C. N Nather.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24

 ARE SECRET
Bills That Tell Nothing in Advance of Arrests Cause General
 Guessing
PERHAPS NEUTRALITY LAW

The fact that a number of secret indictments returned by the federal grand jury at Tombstone Thursday. and that no information regarding the character of these indictments is obtainable, is coupled by many with the present Reyista revolution in Mexico. Something like thirty of these indictments were returned by the grand jury, and their number argues that a wholesale violation of a federal law has been committed. No other act than the neutrality act would it such a premise, it is argued.
 It is known that the United States recently intensified its watchfulness over the international line, and this is said to have been the cause of the embarrassment of the inoipient Reyista revolution. While all talk ! regarding the secret indictments is a matter of mere guess work, the supposition that the indictments are connected with violations of the neu- ! trality act is regarded by many ss ! 3 reasonable one.
 PIot Against Madero
 What is regarded by many as the most heinous plot of the century is said to have been discovered by both the agents of the Washington govern. ment and Madero's secret service agents. A fund of s125.000, deposited as a reward in a New York bank awaits the successful conclusion of q plot to assassinate Francisco l. Ma .nrn. president of Mexico.
 The plot, organized in Paris ana New York. by a group of Mexican re actionaries, put into attempted execu ] ton by followers of General Reyes represented in Manhattan by a mem Der of a prominent family, is knowr in all it's amazing notifications to Ma dero himself and to his agents il ] New York and in Washington. The United States government
 through the department of justice , was apprised of the plot as far bacl , as the last Friday or Saturday il October.
 The arrest of Generals Higinit
 Aguilar and Melito Hurtado, of tn } Mexican federal army, and twenty o - more others of lesser note in Mex i co City on Sunday, as being possesse 9 of guilty knowledge, was the first out
 ward evidence of this plot.
 ! At present a band of men, ineludap 8 a professional assassin. with at leas ,. two victims to his credit, is distribui l ed along the American sideof th e border, awaiting opportunity to sli 9 over and accomplish the purpose flo
 which the si25, 900 was deposited. ' e These men are being watched wit r, great care and will be arrested witl t out delay the moment they set Toe g on Mexican territory.
 r. The authority for these statement
 is one of the chief agents of Fral
 cisco I. Madero in Washington HI firm assisted Madero in organizin
 the revolution that overthrow Dia
 it purchased arms and amunitioi
 sent them out of New York and Ne
 Orleans, and paid the fines of filibu
 ters caught by the American goverl
 ment
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
CIGAR BUSINESS IN
 BISBtE IMPORTANT
Outside and Home Trade for Holidays Better Than
 Was Expected

Heavy trade, far better holiday trade than he had hoped for, is re- ported by J l. W. Kinney, the Bisbee cigar manufacturer. Mir. Kinney states that his holiday trade sales outside of Bisbee amounted to 54,- 00O- cigars. going some for a young concerni These 54,000 cigars have brought into the city from outside, S3,240. so the importance of the cigar industry to Bisbee is again made mani- fest. Besides this, local sales have been heavy, and if it had not been that there was a local manufactury, the proceeds of those sales would have gone from Bisbee and the dis trict, and not remained at home.
 In addition to this business, a large sale of local made cigars was completed by Mir. Kinney yesterday, when he sold to w. F. Harrison and company 10000 cigars. Truly. bet ter days are reflected in Bisbee in all lines of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
METHODIST URCH CHOlE
 CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Program Prelude. Selected, Mrs. c. E Orr Anthem, Break Forth into Song, Berridge
 Prayer-PastoT
 Hymn No H.
 Lesson-Pastor.
 Male Quartette, "Hark! What Mean Those Angel Voices? Messrs n. and l.. Warning, Butler and Har- Tis.
 offertory-Mrs. C. E. Orr. Hymn No. 112.
 Anthem, Hymn of Peace,' Combs Choir.
 Solo, Nazareth. Gounod-s. liar, ris.
 Ladies Quartette, At Midnight, Geo. H. Crosby-N1iss Burrows, Mrs CalIow, Miss NJ. Perry, Mrs. Decker the Sons Buck-ChoiT.
 Hymn No. II.
 Sopranos: Mrs. C. w. Allen, Mrs K. Callow, Miss Bertha Harris, Miss Ivy Perry, Miss Stella Burrows. Altos: Mrs. E. C. Decker, Miss Myrtle Perry. Miss Maude Hitler. Tenors: H. Warrington, l.. War Tington
 Bases: s. Harris J. Young, Thos Chadwick, G Fisher.
 M L. Butler, Director.
 Mrs c. E. Orr, Pianist
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
GOLD FIBER CURTAIN
 IS USED AT ROYAL
Charm of Pictures Is Much Enhanced By Latest
 innovation

For progressive equipment the Roy al Theator in Bisbee leads all the southwest. The latest addition to it's pa1aphernalia Is a gold fiber curtain or screen upon which the pictures are thrown. One other theater in the southwest only has a gold fiber screen and that is in Los Angeles
 The cost of the curtain was great but tEose who have sc5n pictures thrown upon it at the Royal say that the im- proyement of fifty per cent in the ap- pearanoe of the pictures makes the expense iusIifable The gold fiber curtain Is the one thing that is needed
 10 complete the illusion of the nov
 ing picture, drawing out every line of expression on the features of the silent actors.
 The ever-popular Pathe's Weekly arrived yesterday and will be pic tured al the Royal today The week ly is nothing less than an animated newsnaper. One Of the features of ! the weekly for today is that picture showing scenes around the mine and : the rescue Of two nsiners from mine i al [ Ieadville, Colo, which was told oi | in the news dispatches several days ago. The Mystic Order of the Yelled Prophets which Review read CTS are familiar with from stors
 published last week, is another flea fure of the weekly. At Allentown pa, 50.000 tons of rock was blasted suf Of @ hillside al one shot Aviatol I Rodgers completes his coast to coas itrip. New Italian wsrship is launch ed. These and many other things ar p.ctured ia tEe Patl.e weekly for tai week. The Weekly is the greates product Of an invention since the De einning of newspaper publishing. The ''itemr in the weekly that MI ] interes. the women theater-goers a film showing the latest Paris iasl
 ions. These pictures come diree
 from Paris and show what IS "a , node in that word center Of what what in wearing apparel
 g The reels on the Royal program ie . today are "Marguerite's Birthday,
 drama for children; "OutWitung Pi
 pa.~ in which one Is put over c
 elatner" and The Story of India Ledge, d western drama.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
Little James
(coneer''ins the Uncertain Tenure ot
 Arizona State and County otfiees) i

(concer''ina the Uncertain Tenure ot
 Arizona State and County orhees)
 "Is it agoin' to be Three Neer Term or only Wun?" asts Our NaDef of My Paw. ~
 ITO what do you Refer t9?' Re pilze My Paw; are you Speehsa or th' Mackna Marys or some other Criminles?"
 I'm alloadin' to some other Grim inles. sez Our Naber; I'm astln about the Bennyfiisheries of tn late Eleckshun.
 That's a Queschun of Law an I'm no lawyer" sez My Paw, but I'm strong on Packs an l can state to vou Wun Pack an that is that fl these here ossifers-eleck are Wise thev'n make it Wun Term for the good of theirselfs as well as tn Grand ole Democrat Party wich was Foundered 1 by Jefferson and Boosted by the I'm mortle JaxOn.
 If they make it a Three Yeer term it'n be only Wun Term fer each Incumbent an jist as like as not only Wun Term fer the Democrat | Rartv in Arizony fer awhile. It's tisi | this away: They's 8 Hole Lot more E Democrats in Arizony than they is | Republicans. an Democrats is Loi \ all Rite. but they ain't so darned Loi \ at they want to see tn same Demo | crats holding tn Offses all tn time | Tn Democrat is a Creechur of Change when 1t comes to tn Offises. He' like the Republican in that respect an b1eeves in Rotashun of Crops sos to keep fTom Wearin' out th' Soil
 .They's of Coarse, a few Privi Sitizens of all Parties, cept th' Per firessifs' wich don't care none abou tn Omises wun way or anuther. ! don't mals no Diffrunce to them hov ofen a Candydate is Blocked to Of
 ifs, but they don't want him Elecke'
 too long at a time, for that Deprivei
 'em of tn Excitement of a Plittici'
 Campane an tn Perkwisites theret' ! Appertainin'.
 These here Ossifers Blocked wa 1 Ilecked fer Wun Yeer. That's wha
 the Voters thought they was Doin
 when they Voted fer em, an if the find at they made a Mistaik an oy
 erdone tn thing, they'll be Enuff o
 'em disappointed to jine. tn Republi
 cans an Eleck Noo Set.
 "Th' Ayeridge Sitizen. wotever hi
 Pollytix is. aint no Admirer of tE
 Hog. He may like him becos. he ha 1 Q taste fer Pork or Becos of his Con mershIe Uses, but he don't want hir fer Companionship or to be settir
 around in th' Seets Of Onner aT Proffit.'
 But it wudden't by tn Folt of u
 Ossifers eleck if they been Chos | fer three yeers instid Of Wun,' SC
 Our Naber: they didn't make u , fConstitushun."
 70. mo-" sez My Paw, it wuddan be their Folt: it'd jist be their Mi forehuns. Still, if l was Blocked f' 1 Wun Yeer and Drawed Three. l don } know but I'd HSld on I mite d B before my term was out an cuddeI get Blocked agin Nohow. We shu ' dent never fergit lat Death is alwal neer an should GUvern ourselfs a 8 cordingly. l don't know no Happi' ]. Death than Succumlnin in Offs. g LITTLE JAMES
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
EHTN.THE.SPUR ESSJF. F.THE.MoM SyA By ROY K. MOULTON.

There's no use to strain your biler To become the fastest miller, For you're usin' up the strength
 you're goin' to need. Teller needs a little leisure, And a frequent dash of pleasure, And he's got to sand the track and
 slack his pace, Or his engine will be brealdn' And his nerves will all be shakin' And he won't be fit to finish in the
 race. Course, you got to keep a-ioggin' Or your wheels will all be cloggin. But you needn't be the swiftest ir
 the game.
 Learn your speed, and then go to | And you'll never have to rue it. Take your time and you will gel
 there just the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
BISBEE SHOOTS WITH
 ADRIAN RIFLE SHOTS
Locals Total 891 But Score Of Rivals Has N5t Yet
 Been Received
The Risbee Rife Clnh had Q smal

The Bisbee Rife Club had small arms argument with the Adrian Mich, team last night, at seventy five yards. The score of the local team was Ssi The score of the Michigan club is expected by wire Monday The local team was com posed Of Marshall, Hendy Huffman, Ives and Fisher. The individual scores were as foilows:
 Marshal-45, IS. 4S, f2. Total, l83
 Hendy-43, ~. 43. l5. Total, IFS. Huffman-40. IS. II, 46. Total 175.
 1ves-40. A, 4J, 45. Total, l7i.
 Fisher-4S, Ss. 43, le Total, IT.
 Team total, ee1.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
THREE CHRISTMAS PARDoNs

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 23.--Govern0 Johnson today sent three pardons O conyicts 10 San Quentin as Chrisi mas presents. They are Gertrud Driggs, ar aged woman, John Y Bush nell and A. A. Le Beuf, an sentence for embezzlement or forgeIy
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
caRIsrMAs TaEg Is oIVeN.

r KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. z5.-lNN mammoth Christmas tree for 200 or more children. made fatheriess b5 fhc Cross Mountain mine explosion on December 9th, ~as given at lsfice vile this afternoon. The gifts con sisted of clothing. toys and confec tions, purchased by the contributions of men. women and children in many states.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24

TAKE YOUR TlME Whats the use of all the hurry, All the skurry and the furry? There's no use to try and get ahead too fast Ease up sometimes on the hustle That is strainin' every. muscle, Just rest up and watch the tide oi life go past, Course. you've got to keep a-gOin' if vou want to keep a-growin'- But you do not have to hit the top most speed.
 Copyright. 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
DIPPED FROM
 THE STREAM

The tripohars seem to be busy too.
 That raueous .aekle that is heard so plainly in the direction of Salo' nica emanates from a certain ex-sultan by the name oi
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
THE TOWN
 OF sissEE.

OF BiSBEE-
 What fifteen cent copper will mean to Bisbee is better understood by the businessmen and workers of this town than by anybody else. They remember the Bisbee of a few years ago when it was the foremost min ing town in the United States. Though it has not lost that relative position. a period of dullness fol- lowed the slump in copper, affecting all interests,
 But meanwhile, Bisbee has gone ahead as no other city in Arizona has, with physical improve ements, so that it will be in better shape than it was before to enjoy the new prosperity that is coming.
 Bisbee citizens have been curiously at fault in one respect. They have taken no pains to advertise 10 th4 world the advantages of the town and the surrounding district. Outsiders therefore, know of it only as 8 grea. mining camp They would hold it in different esteem if they knew it was a strange combination of a great min ing camp and metropolitan towN, with all comforts and luxuries and means of enjoyment at hand; if they knew that 1t had the best equipped street car service in Arizona; that there is no other town in the south west where so great attention is giv, en to sanitation and, that so far as the records of the last six months disclose, there is no other city or town in the United States with s1 low a death rate.
 Those who have lived here for considerable part of the year, are al ready aware that there is no othei point on the Pacific coast with suef an equable temperature. Though Mile-High city, the rigors of winteI are seldom felt.
 There are comparatively few need! poor in Bisbee but the needs of th' worthy are quickly and systematieal ly relieved. We know of no othe place in the state so well proyide With public utilities. The water SCI vice and the electric light and tel' phone systems are thoroughly mt dern.
 Nor, is Bisbee lacking in eultur and refinement. Excellent school churches, libraries and clubs aboun and, if is stated, that, drawn by th great mining companies, there aI more Yale and Harvard men in th Warren district than may be foun in any area of similar dimension anywhere else in the world outsit of New Haven and Cambridge.
 These are only @ few of the goo points of Bisbee on which, we thin the enterprising citizens of this tow should elaborate for the edification outsiders.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24

major portion of the proceeds of the Monday afternoon shows to charity. No more pleasant way Of giving aims could be found than attending the Star theater Monday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
A SURE METHOD.

1s1SHow do you make such hit in society," lslf-WelI, you see, mistake all the debutantes for society leaders and all the society leaders for debutentes. Tiger.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
SAD CHRISTMAS FOR THESE.

EARLV1LLE. Iowa, Dec. 23.-Whil returning home last night with he arms filled with Christmas bundle for her large family Mrs. Marti Powell, aged SO, was struck by si l. C. train aud killed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
st. patrick,s chureh

Services will be held in St. Pat rick church on Christmas day al midnight, s am. and at 10:30 am There will be special singing at an' midnight High Mass, Farmers Masi in B. flat will be sung by the tol owing members
 Sopranos: Misses Mary Eehoe Mary Percival, Elizabeth Mathews Claire Downey. Neva DcTney, Helei Mccarthy, Elizabeth Caretto and Vic tGlia GregoyiCh.
 Tencrs. Messrs. Thomas DowTiel sEd John Cullen
 Baritone: Mir Joseph Eldon.
 Bass: Arthur Cunningham, TLon.a Kelly, Thomas McCusker, Joan FoV Ter and James D. Connolly.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24
Tn The Churches
 @s83See
PresnYterian chureh.

Presbyterian Church
 Sunday Seool at 9:45 a. m., with classes for all ages.
 Young Peoples meeting at t.39 D m. Topic: .'The Gift That Transforms The World. Cor. 9:15; Luke {: 46-55.
 Preaching. by the pastor, at II a m. and at 7:30 p. m. Themes of ser, mons: Peace" and Joy X special musical service liwlbheldtaeetaoinn musical service will be held at night Prayer meetings Wednesday even ings. At zoo o'clock for Sunday school workers, and at T:45 o'cloet for the public in general The 6tt ! Psalm will be studied at the second meeting.
 Union "Watch-night' meeting in tn' Methodist church Sunday, Dec 3'st at 10:30 D. m., beginning specia ! Week of Prayer
 JOHN E. FRY. Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24

ciety makes the following announce ments: Sunday services at II a. n Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 7:45 D. m- Reading room opes 'ruehday and Fridays from to D. m. All in the Fair Hall, cornel Main street and Subway.
 The public is welcome and cor dialIy invited to attend. The subjec for Sunday, December 24th, 1911 vii be 'Christ Jesus"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-24

+ yoa are troubled with ci.Fohi,' constipation, the mild and gentle CT feet of Chamberlain's Tablets makes them especially suited to your ease For sale by all dealers.