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The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
BANKER RUBIN
 E CONVICTED
R Alaska News Barsaul

NEW YORK, Mar. 2-EOllowing a 8 Crmy session in the district court Ee former district attorney, Wm T. Jerome, withdrew from the case aE- "a Banker Robin entered a plea oE guilty to a charge of grand larceny in the amount of s27,000 trom the Washington Savings bank of New York The court announced that is would pass sentence in the case on March 27th.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
aslEs alEGE SlIu8QsL

The Eagles win on next Saturday evening give another OS ther semi uouL1Iy dances, These dances have -r well parOnized this winter and rhe committee in charge ot them iS seriously considering thS idea giving a nest season series,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
GAN JOHNSON
 COME BACK?

CLEVELAND, O. Mar, 2-ROllOw- CTS of Tom L. Johnson are elated by rhe announcement that his health is on the mend and that he will be a candidla for the mayOralty nomination. a the next primaries, On account of declining health, Johnson temporarily retired rom politics some time ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
GIVEN
 SHORT RESPITE
JBy Alaska News Buseau

SAN FRANCISCO Mae s-A0e Rusf wul begin Co serve his tourl-eu r sentence 0B March seysaJh. The .ouE. ordered stay of ono week .a lh5 sentence. Go allow Ruet a chance .a aIud up his business affairs
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
WILL ELECT
 THIS WEEb
IBy Alaska News Bu1eal

ALBANY. \. T., Mar --The lead CTS lt b0yh parties Interested -a --s Senatorial fight n -h.s S-a-e are predicting that yae dead loek s.l b. 5roseu and a Senator elected ll-= aeek
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
TRYING ID
 SETTLE STRIKE
- - N-.. -

.H-.g. Mar --SlEel-ols s.- t v made a- --- present
 u-. @ all-,al s.--a- - a- -- -s published .l 1- .... -r- .4.a s l-1E .esa-ar s-e ---ag
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
NOT SO BAD
 AS T LOOKED
By Alaska Ness Bareaa)

VANCOUVER. B. e. Mar, z-Aflsr carefully checking up the mAu Jhe
 uee officials claim JAzs onE
 thousand aol.a-s eas lost through
 rlll.gs et gae aaI Tue money lus. saz l 5.ls lruu Prince Bl Eert bank AllgusA 4G ta- ress tered sacks aeEr ggsled lolhiEs oi a-Ll- a4s taken
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
HI3U33 E
 ECONOMICAL
By Alaska News BureaD

WASHINGTON. D. C., Mar. 2- Senator HeybUrn, oE Idaho, Is fight ng the forestry appropriations blL He wants the expenditures reduced rom s50ao. 600 to SI,000. eco
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
VOOLDH I kAOH
 ORIGINAL BILL
gBy Alaska News Eueaul

WASHINGTON D. e. Mar -- Con ressmaa Humparey's 's Alaskan .lal bill. pr0ytug for Jae us ci Alaskan coal for l5e Pacific Coast les- has been shot fan Q, coles by scores Of amendments wa--A have been added by those opposing --e measure.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
NM. L0RIhER
 E EIONERATED
tBy Alaska News Bazeau

WASHINGTON, D C. Mar, Tae most sens .tiOnal investigation 'n .h history of the United States Sen ate vas ended yesterday afternoon eleu tt exoaegated Wm Loglms1 ot ll eharge oE eorurJi0z ia election T-e vote stood 50rU-sN for and tcr.y ssa lst exoneraton
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
POST OFFICE
 E CHECKED
LRv Alaska Nsws Bnreaal

WASHINGTON, D. C. Maj 2- The Senate yestacday agreed Go drop ths Hitchcock bin. which provides 5og Jhe raising oE lhe postage rates ca the magazines.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
RUSSIA WANTS
 NEW WARSHIP5

ST PETERSBURG. Feb. -s-Fae government has asked ,Ae puua .1 ,gle s5gegg coo fog lhe construction gE four ba--.esllgz ly 1915
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
RAILROADS MAY
 NUT APPEAL
-8y Al4sk4 Ness BaFgaaI

CHICAGO A4- z-AtJes coz -. among lle aeais 0t 1E-y- r.. l. -le .-a-lzs Western ra-r
 Has l--.lvl uJl % appeal t1. I--a-s-a-u CoImegct tee-s- - L -z- modified Gr.u has l1 Hl.a -14- 1oLy
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

Wild Rose Lard, 3 pounds, 55e; , pounds. S5e, 70 pounds, Sl-70. Al Fly-BruhR Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02
assa gsIds Psssss L&R5u
-By Alaska News BlIeal

OLYMPIA. Wa-h Mar --lo-A houses 0i the SA-e Legislature e. day passed he Initiative and Refer 51lum bil
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
HOUSE HOLD ECONOMICS

To make biscuits light-drench with gasoline and ignite before serv- ing.
 To keep servanss-ehlorofor and lock in the cellar g
 To get rid of peddlers-buy all they have.
 To remove fruit stains from linen use the scissors.
 To keep rats out of the pantry put all the food in the cellar. To entertain women visitors-let them read all your private papers. To entertain men visitors-feed the brutes
 To keep the children al home-lock 'em in the garret.
 To keep hubby at home-lock up all his clothes
 To prevent accidents in the kitch- en--fiIl the kerosene can with water To stop leaks in pipes-send hur- ry-up call for the nearest plumber To economic on coal-get a gas rsnsc
 To test freshness. of eggs drop on hard surface To propitiate shc ia nitor-you cant do it
 Idppincotts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
sUFFRAelsTs

CHICAGO. IT.. March s-aembers of the woman suffrage organize tions of Chicago and vicinity are going to Springfield tomorrow to find out why the state legislature in ses sion there does not enac: the nee essary legislation that will enable them to vote. It IS expected that at least five hundred women will make the trip Women of national reputation are % head the party, among them Miss Jane Adams. Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCnlloch. Mrs Hannah G. Solomon and Mrs Ellen M Henrotin. The trip to Spring field will be made in a special train and at many of the principal towns along the route rear-end platform speeches will be delivered by the equal suffrage leaders.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07

portunity to make their defense; but if convicted to such other pun. ishment as shall be thought rroper.~
 That is sound democracy, sound statesmanship. sound common sense. One of the last stands for arb
 power made in the history of our race was made by English kings behind the demand for the right to remove judges for refusing to decide causes according to the royal will
 The application of the recall 10 the judiciary is but the application of the old. discredited. the aban- doned demand for lawless power to new conditions. It was to sav, the people of Arizona from this by a signal offer of self sacrifice that Senator Bailey rendered his resigna- ;ion and challenged the attention Of the people of all the country
 The response of Texas is in nc certain tone The greatest of dem. ocratic states upholds her senator and calls to sounder judgement hel sister states. Texas gives notice that the faith of the fathers is still the true faith, and the government they created must be preserved inviolate Texas gives notice that representa- tive government, not unbridled dem ocracy is the government of thes, United States; that neither populisn from Nebraska nor anarchy iron anywhere. shall in the name O i democracy. substitute the reign ot the mob for the reign of the law the unbridled will of the majority oi the moment for the orderly process and calm judgements of the courts
 Senator Bailey's timely act an, the just and prompt response 0, Texas call to the attention Of the thinking people of this union that the forces of New Nauonalism. Pop ulism, and Progressive Republican ism are banded together for the ac' complishmens of their common pur. poses, and the democratic party embodies the conservative common sense of the people and will save the institutions under which we have grown great. and maintain ourselves free.
 This is the message of Texas to the union This is the service of Texas and her senator to Arizona. Calmer counsels may now prevail and we hope they will
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
THE MODERN GIRL.


 Rishard Harding Davis praised at a dinner in Philadelphia, the mod ern girls love of sports,
 And how beautiful her open-air life has made her" said Mir Davis. T wish | could show you some Oi the primitive sta1uettes in the Brit ish MuseHm-man's very first stat uette-for there you would see how the modern girl has improved upon her prehistoric sister The prehis- tOric girl. these statutees show. was all hips Hips ike a hosshead. and shoulders and arms as weak and narrow as little child's.
 T hate to see the modern girl, though. neglect her mind in the cul- tivation of her body. Once. al a tea in Rittenhouse Square. Tennyson vas being discussed, and turned 10 8 tall girl of singular beauty and said:
 %. Do you like the Passing of Arthur
 Arthur: Arthur she unused I'm sure he isn't a Pennsylvania man. Where is he playing, Yale or liar yard 9"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
STILL REMAINS QUESTION OF LAW.

The Arizona newspapers, in the wonderful variety of comment ano opinion expressed since that little flibuster in the senate By owen, are giving proof of how incapable even the intelligent layrnan would be in applying the recall 70 the tu dietary. No two agree as to the status Of the territories after that senatorial incident.
 Yet the whole question involved has beer and still Is a matter law embodied ih ;he enabling act.
 Sc far as Arizona was concerned the senate was not engaged in re pealing the enabling act, or inter preting it, but simply acting CON TRARY TO LAW. The present en abIing act is the LAW before con aress until it is repealed. Congress 10 doubt can repeal it. but 1t has Tot done so or made any move toward doing so. Consequently, the senate had no power to consider the case of Arizona at all last Sat urday, because President Taft has not passed upon it or referred it to congress, as the enabling act expressly provides that he shall do. Regardless of the effect upon New Mexicos the senatorial action in Arizona's case is null and void.
 In this simple matter of law we see as many different opinions as there are newspapers in Arizona. The popular wilI the popular desire. the personal prejudice, make up the dominant note And so it would be in the practical working of the recall of the judiciary The judge has not. and should not have, any thing before him bu: the law upon which to base his decisions When a decision (virtualIy the law itselD is unpopular, will the people be any more capable of passing upon the action of the judge than intelligent newspapers are in this case, where in the law (enabllng act) is wholly lost sight Of?
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
MAY ASK INJUNCTION.

The ice cream dealers and manu- lecturers of Bisbee are contemplating getting out an injunction against the winter weather which continues even after the trees have notified, in ac- cordanee with the law Of nature, that spring is here One of the scandal oHs charges in the petition. it Is uR derstood, will be that winter is lin gering in the lap of summer One ice cream manufacturer stated yes serday that this time a year ago he was seling thirty gallons, of ice cream a week as compared to a neg ngibIe quantity this year
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
COMPETENT JUDGES.

Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpiei1e. Women who make a business of beautifying other women come pretty near knowing what will bring about the best results. Here are letters from two concerning Herpicide q can recommend Newbro's Her picide,' as it stopped my hair from falling out; and, as dressing it has no superior.
 (Signed.) Bertha A Trullinger,
 Complexion Specialist, "29k Morrison Morrison St, Port. land, Oregon
 After using one bottle of 'Herpi- eide my hair has stopped falling out, and my scalp is entirely free from dandruff
 "(Signed.) Grace Dodge,
 Beauty Doctor, "195 Sixth St, Portland. Ore" Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to the Her picide Co, Detroit. Mich. ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GuARAN-
 FEED. 5lSBEE DRUG CO, Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
NEW LIGHT ON OLD PROVERBS

CBy NJ. C Marse)
 lie that waiketh uprightly walk eth surely.
 He surety does it is the other fellow Sho rides. ... "whosoever fnde;h wife hndeth a good thing
 f it were only one of the good things you could Apass along" "A good name is rather to be chosen ihan great riches.
 somehow. a namo that is good or a eheque seems to be good enough for most people.
 ~Tho rich ard inc poor meet to- eether
 But opI, at large functions.
 .Forsake the foolish and live" 1T it weren't for the foolish it would he hard to make living "A hoary head is erovn O. There would be more applicants for that crown if il were Titan. @s soft answer turneth away wrath
 In most cases il makes you mad der 5han ever ~Foohshness is bound in the heart of a child"
 What a lot of grown-un children there are'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
EDUCATIONAL BODY.

HARRISBURG, Pa. March G. The Penhsylvania State Educational association. which for many years has ranked among the largest and most infential state teachers organ. izations in the country. today made application to the Daghin county court for incorporation. The object of the association in incorporating is to give it the necessary legal status in creating and collecting funds to be used in the betterment of the school system of the state. President C. A. Herrick of Girard College and Dr. Nathan c. Schaef- fer. state superintendent of public instruction. are among the incor, porators.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
NAC;(l
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Continued From Page 1.) :. been wounded. rode back here to night with the information that a body of the federals had entered the valley and would probably at tack the town tomorrow
 The report caused Gen. ]. NJ Leyva, commanding the insurrecto forces. to order all non-combatants out of Mexicali Women residents and merchants of the town, most of whom are Americans. immediately crossed the boundary to Calexico.
 The information of the scouts is supplemented by reports from ranch CTS that a large force of federaIs had crossed the Cocopah mountain passes and were rapidly marching on Mexicali
 One body of insurgents was sent southeast to protect the engineering work now being prosecuted to curb the overfOws of the Colorado river. Workmen are being threatened by a band of outlaws who had raided their commissary At the approach of the insurrectos the bandits dis appeared.
 The insurreetos impressed a train on the Inter-Calisornia to take then. to and from tho site of the Ameri- can government work. This gave rise to an erroneous report that the insurgents themselves were the projecs While in the vicinity of the Colorado the rebels secuted about in search of ederals. but found no trace os any.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
BROWN GIVES TROPHY.

oliveH Brown hbs contributed a beautiful and remarkable trophy as one of the prizes of the Indian bowl ing tournament now on at the r. NJ. C. A. The trophy, which will be siy- en to the bowler making the highes, score in the whole series of games. consists Of bronze bowling pin. in miniature. mounted on T bowling ball with silver plate attached. for the inscription of the name of the win ner Mir Brown made the trophy himself In addition to this silver cup will be given the team which wins the largest number of games in the series.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
TENNESSEE MAsoNs.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March G. The annual gathering of the Ma sonic bodies of Tennessee opened in Nashville today with an attend ance of prominent members of the order from all over the state. The meetings of the week will include .he annual convocation of the Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, the annual assembly of the Grand Coun- cil, Royal and Select Masters. and the annual meeting of the GranG Lodge. F. and A. M. of Tennessee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
ELEcTIoN EoR TRusTEEs

Elections for school trustees to each of the newly formed distric.5 will take place on the last Saturday in this month. according to notices being sent out by County School Sup erintendent E. H. Stover. At the first election in the new districts one trustee is elected for one year, one for two years and one for three years. The districts in which elections will be held are as follows McDorIld. Webb, Lamb. Bernadino. t,;h Creek. Turkey Creek. Ng Neal. Mountain View .:,.--sr,, Anen and Dsa~ccr
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
POLICE ON eRIDIRoN.

ANNAPOLIS. Md March S-Gov- ernor Brothers today took up for hearing the charges of incompetency and official misconduct made again s Col. c. Baker Clotworthy. Peter F. Tome and John B. A Wheltie, mem bers of the board of police commis- sioners of the city of Baltimore. The board is alleged 70 have protected rank incompetency and inehciency, and in some cases actual sishon- esty. in the police department
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
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NEW VOTERS FOR eiseEE.


 Quite number of Bisbee residents have filed application for citizenship papers with the clerk of the federal court at Tombstone recently. These petitions will be acted on by the court May s. Among the Bisbee ap- plicants are: A. F. Hurst, a native Of Canada; F. c. Hurst, a native of Canada; Andrew Beckman, a native Of Canada; John Breslin. native of Ireland: Mike Fugina. a native of Austria: and George Miheiish. a nat i've of Austria. Several applications have also been sent in from Douglas and other points in the country
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
p. F. ALLER DIES.

P F. Aller, aged 66 died at his home in Tombstone canyon yester- day morning at o'clock after long illness of asthma He was a carpen- ter by trade and came here from Can ada for his health. He had no rela- tiveG here. The funeral will take place this afternoon at two o'clock from the parlors of the O. K Under taking establishment, conducted by Rev. J. E. Fry. and interment will be in Evergreen cemetery
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
SENATOR BAILEY ; FASCINATION
fEl Paso Times )


 The greatest sensation that Texa5 has known in many day was caused yesterday when Senator Jo- seph Weldon Bailey, concededly the greatest orator the United States senate has ever had and one of the greatest statesmen the country has ever produced. telegraphed his res ignatfon to Governor Colquitt Hyhen Senator Railey tendereu ni. ftsignaiion 10 Vice, President Sher man. Ar Sherman refused to either accept or announce it, nor would any of his friends announce it to the senate, and the senator himself found it necessary 10 make the an nouncement. When Governor C2lquitt received the telegram rendering the resignation, he immediately tele- graphed Senator Bailey. refusing to accept it. Governor Colquitt insisted upon the withdrawal and the sen ator finally acceded to his wishes.
 Senator Bailey refused to make any statement to the press beyond the assertion tha the vote of his democratic colleagues in favor ofl the Arizona constitution was so contrary to his ideas of government that he did not feel he would be jus dfed in continuing his services with senators who. as members of his own parry. would take the position they did on the vote on that propo- sition
 1t is known that the democratic members of the senate violated agree ments that they had entered inte with respect to preventing a vote on several republican measures. not able among them being the tariff board biIl, which is violation Of this agreement they allowed to come to a vote and passed the senate but vas afterward killed in the house.
 When informed of his resignation. the democratic senators began plead ing with Senator Bailey to with draw it Vice President sherman and other republican members endeav ored to get him to do Sc. but he re- fused. but nnally in deference Q Governor colquitt's insistance he withdrew it
 The incident wip doabtless have a most salutary effect upon the den ocratie senators and probably win save the democratic congress from running wild during the extra ses- sion and committing extravaganees that would seriously impair the chances of democratic success next year, and it might well be borne in mind tha. notwithstanding the over vhelming majority We have in the house of representatives of the next ] congress we have no chances to  throw away And while we are doing some plain speaking. it were 1uite as well to say that if demoe- raey wins next year. it will have the hardest fight in :ts history, and Il needs caution and wisdom in it's every act to promote its chances of success.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
SHADOWS.

Thinking of thee as the long night shadows Cradle the tired world anew. Dreaming of thee as the solemn still ness
 Speaks og a love that is deep and true, Longing for thee. alone and silent. Far from the world apart, Nearning and craving with naught for remembrance But the trob of an aching heart.
 Amela Duval.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
SPRING TOURNAMENT.

PINEHURST. N C., March G. Many well known golf experts have arrived here to take part in the seventh annual spring tournament on the Pinehurst links. Play in the tournament will serve as an intro ductory event to the annual United North and South Amateur champion ship. which is to be held here lat CT in the month
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
THE SWINE oR THE r,,o,yr,,

THE SWINE on THE FLOWER, q Ah mel l saw huge and !oathsome stv. Wherein 2 drove of walIowing swine
 were barred. Whose banquet shocked the nostrH and
 the eye; Then spoke a voice. Behold the source
 of lard r lied, and saw field that seemed at first one glisieniiig mass of roses pure and With dewy bad mid dark green foliage
 nursed; And' as l fingered OCT the lovely sight. The summer breeze. that cooled fhat sSouthern scene, Whispered. Behold the source of
 COTTOLENEt"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
REFoRM ENTERTAINMENT.

SEATTLE. Wash Mar 6.--An cleo ton will be held tomorrow to choose eouncilmen from trle city at large. in whom will be vested the govern ment of the city in conjunction with the mayor. As fifteen of sixteen can didaees are friendly to Mayor billings administration, reform govern ment is assured
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
CONCERTS AT COPPER QUEEN.

Two delightful concerts were given in the lobby of the Copper Queen hotel yesterday, at o'clock and at [ o'clock in the evening by Bistolfis orchestra, of New York City The orchestra arrived in the city yeste'- day from Douglas, where it gave several concerts and came to this city highly recommended by W. s. French, and others of Douglas. The concerts at the Copper Queen yes terday were informal and were en- joyed by large number of people. The orchestra Is composed of Joseph Bistolfi, Paola Rewpa and Enrico Tristman.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
CANADA MAY NOT ACT.

OTToWA. Can, Mar 6.-R. l., Bor- den, leader of the opposition. gave orders tonight that as the recipro- city proposals had not been carried by the United States congress, he will move Wednesday that the agree ment not be confirmed by Canada un- til it is ratified by congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

TACOMA, Wash. Mar. C.-Lous shoch, a waiter. today sho, fa:aTy Miss Marian Silvia, waitress, IS years old, at the home of the girls sister. Mrs. Hahn, and then killed himself She had refused to marry shoch when he asked her today.