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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
WHICH ARE THE
 INSURGENTS NOW?

(Continued from Page 1) be the expression of the party upon this policy"
 Without arousing a protest Seua- tor Clark a little later referred to the 'insurgents" in this wise.
 I congratulate the democratic par ty because that old Dame is able to fiirt with the whole neighborhood, to make eyes with the insurgents on the sugar and the wool schedule. to make eyes at some of the regulars on reciprocity and get away with the whole business"
 Again, there was public reCogni- ton of factions in the senate when Senator Penrose, republican leader, endeavored to fix time for voting on the reciprocity bill. Senator Pen roses move brought the following statement from Senator Bailey. dem oerat
 T find myself in accord from top to bottom with the republican insur- gents on this reciprocity bill, and upon prictically every aspect of iJ, The truth of it is, am rather in clined to think they would feel at liberty to invite me to their caucus fl they hold one on that. and l am inclined to think ! would feel more at home with them than any one else in the senate.
 Bailey Stirs insurgents.
 T do not intend to assent to any arrangement that will enable the democrats who are in favor of re- ciprocity to join with the stalwaTts and get this reciprocity bill through the senate, which the president will approve, and then leave us to rely on the republican insurgents to help US to pass the other bills before en- cJuntering a presidents veto"
 Later Senator Bailey spoke Of those republicans, sometimes called insurgents and sometimes called prcgressives.
 Senator Dixon, Of Montana, is con sidered one of the leading insurgent republicans. and yet the remarks of Senator Bailey concerning in- surgents and regulars stirred the Montana senator. He suggested that Senator Bailey had been "a little bit loose in his language referring 1 to republican senators who are op- l posed to reciprocity as insurgents. and offered this explanation: The term insurgent, as ] under | stand it's meaning, applies to a minority Of a certain political party I think there are about thirty re publican senators opposed to re l eiprOcity. The republican senators who are supporting reciprocity. with the aid of the democrats, are now the insurgents of the republican par ty."
 A Hero-Almost," Lubin. An an
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
CONCERT AT VISTA
 PARK THIS AFTERNOON

Ball fans will ge. the benefit of m1- sic at Vista Pask tofay. as tee C. and A. band will b. playing during the afternoon ani the music can be hear1 ust as we'll .n the grandstand as in the park
 Following is the program;
 March, Rifle Hangers .....-... King Selection. Operate Gems ... D. iby Comet Duet, Ida and DOtfie .LOosey Soloists, Messrs. R. veal r. Neale. Selection, Merry Widow. Strauss Intermezzo, Salut D'Amour. Elgar Selection, Bohemian Girl ..... Balfe Nalse. Nalse Bluie .....--.-- Regan Medley Selection, Around the
 World ... ...... --... .Godirey
 Leader, J. J. Bowden.
 "Cupid's Chauffeur" is a live one and worth seeing. Royal tonight.
 Matinee Royal Theater 2;30 D. m.
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SENATOR RESIGNS.

ATLANTA, Ga, July Ex-Governor Hoke Smith yesterday received the resignation of Senator J. Nj. Terrell, who announced that he would not re turn to the United States senate as one of Georgia's representatives.
 The governor declined to accept the resignation and required the senator to represent the state at least during the present session.
 Governor Smith was a few days ago elected senator by the legislature and one of his opponents was MT. Terrell
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
SEARCHING FOR MAN
 BELIEVED TO BE LOST

GENEVA, Switzerland, July f5i-A score of guides and others are search ing ir the mountains for Homer rid man of Boston who set out several days ago to climb the Dent-du-Midl, a lofty peak of the Alps on the Iron tiers of Valais and Savoy.
 The only trace so far discovered is his name carved on a mountain hut and 1t is feared he has ;alier over a precipice.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
MRS. ]. 6. GILLESPIE RESUMES POSITION
 AT THE FAIR

Mrs. J. c. Gillispie who has been absent from The Fair store for the past two months because of ill- ness, has entirely recovered her health. and will resume her old rosition Monday Mrs. GiIlispie has been in charge of the dressmakiEg department of the Fair for a num- Der of years, and has rendered such excellent and efficient service to patrons of the store that they will be glad to learn that she is again in authority Of this section. 1s5.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
Presbyterian Church

Sabbath school at :45 a. m.
 Mornings erYice al II:O a. ID. con ducted by Rev. c. Logic. Sermon top is, The Promise Of Gods Begin nings."
 Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Leader, Miss C. Michaels. Topic, "Our Debts-Nhat Are They?-How to Pay Them" Romans I3: 7-IO.
 Evening service at 7:45 D. m.
 Rev Logic will give an interesting review of Arizona Indians and mis- sionaries. All are cordially invited.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
HAPPIEsT GIRL IN LINCOLN

A Lincoln, Neb. girl writes. T had been ailing for some time with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. began taking Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablet and in three days I was able to be up and got better right along. I am the produest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine" For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
Tn The Churches
 ~@eagAs=e
At the eaptIst chureh.

Al me SdPtist NnuFch. The state convention secretary, Rev. T. F. MeCourtney, will be with us Sunday.
 There will be preaching both morning and evening at the usual hours.
 Sunday school meets at 10 a. m. The young people meet al D. m. Topic; Our Debts. Prayer and praise service Wednesday even ing from to g. Subject. The Life Of Abraham Genesis Chap ters l2 to 22
 You and your friends are cordial iy invited to worship with us. Strangers specially welcome.
 J. W. BITTERLY,
 Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

HERE IS A SQUARE DEAL and perfect security as well. With policy in our old line company. you can go of on your vacation or visit the ends of the earth and you know you're secure. The best in
 FIRE INSURANCE Is always cheapest. and especiall! SO when it doesn't cost higher. Don't delay about that renewal or about that extra insurance you want but come right in at once and have T attended to.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
DEMOCRATIC EFFICIENCY.

EFFICIENCY.
 On this subject Norman E. Mach has this to say in his National Monthly:
 By adhering to the party pro mise not to run amuck, heedlessly and needlessly. and at the same time effectively hacking down the excessive and unjust tari1 rates, the democratic majority has shown a sanity. ability and efficiency that has stopped its critic and com pelled the applause of its party and the admiration of the country. The democratic majority in the house, as a practical political con sideratSon, in full consonance with the question of national welfare. faced at the opening of the extra session a decision between two pos sible taTih courses: first, a general tarin revision all along the line with a free listing Of all commodi ties which enter into the list of the necessities of life; second. a revision downward touching on the most pressing items, leaving the general bill to be worked out at the coming regular session. An item in this consideration was, and is, the fact that the democratic house has a republican senate and republican president to deal with. To have followed the first course, and put on the record a general bill reducing and eliminating the tariff schedules to a revenue basis on all items now contained in the Payne-Aldrich tarif law, might have been construed as an act of "perfidy and dishonor A bill of that character could not have passed, even were it advisable to have such a measuTe-and of its advisability, at the extra session, at least, there is serious doubt. By attempting legislation Gf that char aeter the democratic majority would have put it up to the republican party" to defeat the tariff reduc- ton measure, but would have availel no lasting political advant- age. and would have aided the country not bit.
 In attacking the most obnoxious of all, the Payne-Aldrieh schedules wit6 a measure of reduction which it seems no republican will dare oppose. the democratic house pro misses to bring relief immediatel, to the people. It isn't all w' would ike to see happen to th' wool schedule. nor is it as com plete a reduction as should b' made, but it is probably, all tha we can get Col. Bryan undOubt edIy takes the correct democrati' attitude towards the wool schedule in demanding free wool, but with republican senate and republican president. there will be no ire wool, DO matter how many bill the democratic house majorit might devise. There may be som very serious question on this poin as to whether or not the part would be better in the long run it had placed free wool in its bi instead of the partial reduction
 has made. but if that same polio were carried out oa all the obje
 ,;opable schedules we would get n tarir reduction whatever, and W
 believe 1t is the judgment of th democratic masses that the part in congress has taken the prac'
 cal view of a very difficult situ
 ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
soLvEs A DEEP MYSTERY.

T want to thank you from the bottom of my heart" wrote c B. Rader, of Lewisburg. ". Va. "for the wonderful double benefit got from Electric Bitters. in curing me of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of rheumatism, from which I had been an almost helpless sufferer for ten years. It suited nv case as though made just for me" For dypsepsia, indigestion, janndice and 10 rid the system Of kidney poisons that cause -heuma- tism, Electric Bitters has DO equal. Try them. Every bottle Is guar anfeed to satisfy Only Soc at all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

All Maccabees and families and wis
 ting Maccabees are cordially in- vited to attend. It is earnestly re- ouested that all others, ladies as well as gentlemen, present invita- tions at door. 1s7.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
Johnson & Haigler
 Phone 76
WANT THE IARIFF.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The house Sugar Trust investigating com mittee today heard the evils of su gar trust" described by representa- tives of the Louisiana cane growers and manufacturers of unrenned su gar.
 The witnesses discussed the tariff declaring the elimination or a mater ial reduction in existing duties On su- gar would destroy their industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
maccAeEE DANCE.

Invitations are out for a dance to be given by the Ladies of the Maccaeees at the Fair Hall Tuesday night July 18th. Music will be fur nished by the Brennan orchestra.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

NEW YORK, July 15.-Quotations remained almost stationary. on the stock exchange today and trading was dull. During the entire first hour there were only three transactions in U. s. Steel and Amalgamated Copper was not traded in until the last 15 min utes of the day Towards the close prices weakened somewhat with es- peciaI heaviness in Reading.
 Matinee Royal Theater 2:30 D. m.
 Change of program. Royal tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
Country Town Sayings
 (By Ed" Howe)

People are always complaining of annoyances they get pay for standing, A man should have no secrets from his wife except pleasant surprises he is getting up for her birthday.
 When a man advertises that he wants to buy a safe" horse for his wife to drive, he means one that will not cost more than twenty dollars. Nothing makes a young couple so vain as a big lot of wedding presents. The wonder grows every day how many mean things a man can keep covered up. and still look innocent
 
 Some people look upon every new friend as so much additional capital. When a man tells a woman he will make any sacrifice for her, he expects her to be equally generous and not ask any.
 Every man is a good husband for while.
 So many things happen every day to make a man humble that the won der grows that anyone can be proud. -
 Every man knows some one that he expects to be finally compelled to kill.
 Copyright 1911. George Matthew
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The Eirst MethodIst chureh.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. ID. Preach ing service at 1l:0O o'clock. Subject, Seeing Things in a New Fashion" kpworth League at 6:45 p. m. Preaching service at 7:45. Subject, Broken Lights" Special music. Prayer meeting Wednesday at S:O0 o'clock ?. m.
 E. c. DECKER, Pastor.
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Christian Science Services.

SSACAASC SGiNtCGe.
 The regular Sunday service ot the Bisbee Christian Science So- ciety is held at 11:O0 a. m. in the Fair Hall corner Main street and subway. The public is welcome and cordially invited to attend. The subject for July 1C will be Life"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

Very best meals in town. Every thing nice. neat and clean. Fine cooking. Meals 25c up. Chicken dinner Sunday soc. BPS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16
St. Johns Eplscopal cburch.

Sunday school 9 45 a. ID. Morn ing prayer and sermon il a. m. Friday, choir practice 7:3O D. m. CREIGHTON SPENCER.
 Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

Comedy-dramatic and scenic pic lures at Royal tonight. |,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

"A HerO-AlmOst." Lubin. An an- tidote for the blues Royal tonight
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Lowell Chapel.

Presbyterian services at 10:30 a. m and s D. m. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
 J. R WAITE, Minister.
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South Risbee M E Church

Sunday school at 2 o'clock, after which Bible class will meet from 5 to 4 o'clock. Mission band from Bis bee at 7:30 D. ID.
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FRENCH KITCHEN.

Matinee Royal Theater 2:3O ?. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-16

Copyright 1911. George Matthew Adams.)
 Change Of program. Royal tonight.
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PRICES WEAKEN.

Matinee Royal Theater 2:so p. m.
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Notice To Gas Consumers

Bibee. Anzona July l5 l9ll have sold the Bisbee Gas Plant to the Bisbee Improvement Company and all charges for gas service accrung on and after June 26th, (which IS last reading taken by A. W. MPherson, Receiver IS due that company
 All unpaid bills for gas service rendered previous to June 26h, l9l should be paid at once to L. Powell at the Main Street Gas Office
 w. J. AINSWORTH,
 Purchaser of Gas Plant at Receivers Sale Relative 10 payment of bills for gas service accruing and after June 26th, 1911 The same rules as were in effect with A ", M> Pherson, Receiver, will apply until further tice,
 All transactions pertaining to the gas bust will De handled through office the B, | Building, Telephone No, f97,
 Bisbee Improvement Company
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
BISHOP ATWOOD IS
 HERE FOR EASTER
Will Have Charge of the Ser vices Thursday Friday
 and Sunday

The. Right Reverend l. N, At wood, bishop or Arizona, is spending Holy week and Easter in Bisbee, and will conduct the services at St. Johns Episcopal church as follows:
 Thursday evening: Lenten service, with address on confirmation, 7:45 o'clock.
 Good Frioay: Morning prayer at 1O:00 o'clock Evening prayer at 7:45 o'clock.
 Easter Sunday Sunday school festival at 9:45 q. m. Morning ser vice with special Easter music at i1:O0 a. m. Evening service with special Easter music at 745 p. m.
 The Easter offering will be to remove the indebtedness resting up- on the church of about $400. and it is hoped that the whole amount will be contributed, and that the church will be free of all incumbrance await ing the arrival of the new rector.
 The bishop will administer the rite of confirmation on Sunday even ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
Republicans Still Have Safe Majority on All Uprer
 House Bodies
MINORITY SATISFIED
Agreement Is Reached or Proportion After Confer
 ence of Party Leaders

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April l@.-- Both the republican and sdemocrat:c committees to arrange the senate committee assignments begau~4susi- ness in earnest today by holding sep arate meetings and taking up the preliminary details. The committee on agriculture has been increased from thirteen to sixteen members. the democratic membership being en- larged from five to seven and re- publican from eight to nine. The ap-
 ropriation committee is increased from thirteen to seventeen, demo crats getting seven insfe-d of five.
 The commerce committee member ship continues at seventeen but one member is taken from the republicans and transferred to the democrats. giving the latter seven. Finance and foreign relations are each increased from fourteen to sfifJeen members, the democratic representation being enlarged to six in each case.
 The interstate commerce commit tee jumps from thirteen to sixteen members, the democrats increasing from five to seven. The judiciary committee is increased from fifteen to sixteen. the democrats getting seven.
 Democrats number six cnd the re- pubIcans eight on the naval com mittee. There will be seven instead of five democrats on the post office committee. the republican represen- tation of nine being unchanged.
 Guild Gets Post.
 President Taft will send to the seuate tomorrow the nominations of former Governor Curtis Guild. jr.. of Massachusetts, as ambassador to Russia. and ". ". Rockhill as am hassaior to Turkey. Mir. Rockhin IS at present ambassador to Russia.
 Governor Guild is a personal friend of President Taft. Pe was appointed as special ambassador to Mexico at the time of the centennial celebration of the foundation of tha. republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
ROOSEVELT STARTS 4
 ON RETURN JOURNEY
Has Only Two More Speeches Before Arrival in New
 York

HELENA. Mont. April I2.-Theo. Roosevelt brought to q close tonight, with his departure for St. Paul. the far western portion of tho tour thst he has designated as his Hast ex- tended speaking trip" and which he planned while still in the White House. He will make but two more addresses before he arrives in New York on April 16. These will be to the state legislatures of Minnesota and Wisconsin
 So far on his trip. at least, Mir Roosevelt has not allowed it to ap- pear at any time like a prs-campaign tour. The one public mention he has made Of his plans was when he said at spoksne that he was mot an as pirant for anything" and the declara- ton that the tour is but thank you" journey.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
K|DNAPPERS ARE HELD
 ID TIE GRAND JURY
Believed That Insanity Will Be Defense of Rogers,
 Boys Uncle

LAS VEGAS. x. Nj, April l2.--W. Rogers, self confessed kidnaper Of his little nephew, Waldo Rogers. and Joe Wiggins. the ex-convict through whose arrest and confession Rogers was apprehen5ed. are lodged in the territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe tonight. p.
 Rogers and Wiggins were arraign- ed today. waived preliminary exami- nation and are held to await action of the grand jury. Virgins pleaded guilty. but Rogers entered plea .,f not guilty in spite of his written con fession made last night.
 The prisoners were reryoved to Santa Fe to prevent possible violence by the citizens of Las Vegas. It is declared nere that Rogers will plead insanity as his defense. As New Mex ieo has 70 statute regarding kidnaT- ing. Rogers and Wiggins will be rrosecuted under the common law.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
COL. PERLEY PRAISES
 BIsBEES CLIMATE
Arizona Soldiers Are Healthy Lot, Says United States
 Army Surgeon
LIZ

Health conditions among the troops along the international toroer be- tween Fl Paso and the western DOT ton of Arizona are ideal There is no sickness of any kind among the soldier Ia1as of Uncle sam. This is the statement Of Col H. 0. Perley, [. S. A., chief surgeon of the de- partmeni of tho Colorado. including Arizona. Utah. Colorado and New Mexico.
 Col Perley is now on tour of inspection and was on his way from Douglast to Fort Huachuca yesterday. He spoke in terms of the highest praise of the ideal climatic condi- tions Of the southwest and the fact that the soldiers are maintainiLg their health and becoming even more healthy under the influence of the clear air and sunshine.
 Col Peley is a particular friend Of Capt John C. Greenway. gener.i manager of the c. 6 A. and S. & T. companies. and expressed regret at his inability to spend several cays in this section.
 This was his first visit to Bispee and during the brief stay Of his trsln at the station walked about The streets viewing as much of the city as was possible in so limited ti'ne-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
TRADING CONFINED ID
 EVENING ACCOUNTS
Professionals Wary of Fresh Ventures Until After the
 Easter Holidays

NEW YORK April 12.-Speculd- lion in stocks was all but sus- pended today and prices barely cBanged. Almost the only business doAe consisted of the evening up of accounts in preparation for the caster holidays. in advance of which traders did not desire to embark upon fresh ventures.
 Pennsylvania was feature. dis playing some activity. It broke nearly a point when the news came that the directors had arranged defn- ,teIy for a 10 per cent allotment 10 shareholders. This offering will De the first in several years to be made direct to the stockholders in- stead of underwriters syndicates. The last previous offering direct to shareholders met with indifferent sue cess and traders, n view O. this fact. interpreted today's offering as bearish factor. Missouri Pacific which broke with Pennsylvania. ra.- lied before the close and ended the day with a slight gain.
 The weekly review of the iron trade indicated that in poInt oi I.cw business the market for finished materials and for pig iron have been quieter than in any other week since January.
 Bonds were again relatively more active than the stock market. Short time money was somewhat easier.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-13
B|SDEES ORPHEUM ON
 VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT
Contract Is Signed for Year with the Bert Levy
 Company

Pearl Wilkerson, represent ttiye .ss Bert Levy Vaudeville Circuit Of San Francisco, left today for reming. \. NJ. after closing contract to open their circuit here at the Orpheum Tuesday. May S. This will be vaude- vile. real vaudeville, no tramp acts or what is known among the profes- sion as wildcat acts. but acts all of which have played the Sulliyan-Con- sidiue and about two-thirds of which have played the orpheHm Circuit
 The show will consist of one sin gle and one larger act of two or more people, with moving pictures The record shows that all the houses opening vaudeville in the past six months has increased from one or two to three and four acts. Tucson Is now playing four acts, Phoenix six with an increase from 200 per cent to 100 percent in the business.
 One new act will go on every Tues day and one every Saturday each playing a week.
 No theatrical line. has shown the increase in business the past year like the vaudeville. and many of the ol6 legits are falling into the work
 This circuit brings thirty-eight acts from Chicago direct to San Fran cisco every week to fill their reg uiar opening engagement and 1t is from there the best are picked to play this circuit on their return to the east. So it is plain that Bishee is quite fortunate in getting in on the circuit. The contract was signed for one year wifh renewal rrririIepes-