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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
News Forecast Of Week Events of Importance Anticipated
 in all Parts of the Country

WASHINGTON. D C. March &U.-The primary election of parties win be elected Wisconsin The toilette will the majority delegation with degea IS strongly progressive The Tat men are active but their hpe a the situation Oregon Nebraska being primary election states with solid possible governor may Glars viii have to divide radca1 between them
 will held Alabama Monday for the uon of delegates the Baltimore convention The voters will es their preference for pred in the primaries but the delegates will e
 
 the southerner last all the time At the primaries candidates for congress will be named also, officers be voted for fall.
 The the presidential will be watched with interest m i a 1sioT % n p N bHlapd vi aGod anu opoTta1iy for an Roosevelt visited Clark vtation speak demoeratie leaders will be heard similar gathering Des Mones Milwaukee socialists and sever othe important expected be sG s Ro S9e 9es eeas sas On''a when that O0o Political New York is awaiting much Carnegie company politicians tried growing Of the failure Of eae n
 directors empoyes the National Register Dayton O been ordered u % United states court at Cincinnati Tuesday to plead 10 the with obsuct monopo the cash regis trust law
 launching torpedo destroyer Henley will te the destroye De Other of
 
 Washington regards the Education the South Nashville and the observance the sem centennial anniversary Of the battle a s oh the death of the Confederate leader Albert Sidney Johnston
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

neeticut who is living on 26 cents a week. Well, a whole lot of magazine poets are doing that and are not brag. ging about it. either
 A westerner was arrested for sob bing too loudly at a funeral. This could be easily prevented by leaving such persons out of the will.
 Sir William Gilbert, the humorist. left an estate valued at s25O,OOO. but that would indicate that he did not spend all his time humoristically.
 While there have been ,OOO. 900 pat ents issued in this country, most of them, apparently, are for aeroplanes and mousetraps.
 Virginia court has decided that a poker chip is real money. This will also be true of the Saratoga chip if potatoes continue to rise in price.
 A physician states that large hats are injurious 10 the health O. women. And. he might add, to the bank ac- count of men.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

I TIE kNoTHoLE IN THE FENCE ! You can talk about your aged oakeI
 bucket ! The messy one that dangled in the we'll The old farm house you used to love so dearly. The daisies that grew in the duskv dell But there's one other spot that We can
 mention
 For which our love was nightly in
 tense lt fingers in our memory forever. That little old round kuothole in
 the teR1e. How well do We remember all 4he
 players
 Who took part in the Doodle Center
 game. The battin' record of this mighty ball
 team
 Would make a major league look
 pretty tame. We witnessed every contest of the
 season
 Without the slightest sort of an ex-
 pensc, And to our grateful old friends we'll
 e'er be grateful, Our little old round knot-hole in the fence. We saw all Of the stars that graced the contest, And then we saw another kind, to boot, Wheneer the copper with a shingle found us And we had not the time to take scoot. How many times we've eaten from the mantel. But did it with a joy that was immense, Because we had enjoyed UD to the liMi. That little old round knothole in the fence
 CAUGHT ON THE FLY There is a college professor in Con
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

commercial relations were rein forced by the eminent Canadian coun- sel.
 At the outset of the hearing it be- came apparent that Canada intends to make a vigorous fight for what she considers her rights. The trouble is all over an application oS the drain age commission of the district of Chi. cago for an increase in the amount Of water that they shall be allowed to take from Lake Michigan tor drain age purposes. At present the amount Is 4,G0O cubic feet per second. They want this increased to 10000 cubic feet and the reason alleged is. for the purpose of Increasing the drainage sgs- tenn In behalf of the proVosal it is argued that the project affects no less than 2.500,G00 people. included in the drainage district and that 1t is abso- lutely necessary to their health and safety to increase the drainage flow, at least until some other satisfactory means is found for disposing of the sewage.
 Tbe Canadian obieoious. which are
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
FAITHFUL

You may dine on raw onions,
 Consume lemon peel: And on coughdrops and peanuts
 You may make a meal, You may shampoo your head and
 Use hairoil that is stout And bathe till you're too weak
 To amble about You may rub on your s,rong per
 fumes,
 And change your attire And throw all your old clothes
 Right into the fire You can stand in the N1nd at
 The top of Pike's Peak And let the breeze whistle
 About you for a week; You may gargle your throat with Pure formaldehyde And may take any other
 Precaution beside You may try every treatment And do what you will But the scent of the cob pipe
 Will stick 10 you still.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
PICTURES AND SWEETS
 WILL PLEASE PATRONS

The Royal Theatre will aot oniy present strong program to their .sa- irons today. but will sweeten the "b,- tween acts with nice box Of candy 70 each ticket holder: His Wifes Jealousy An artist who ls engaged to paint a picture of countess. teRs his wife Of the beauty of the countess
 She becomes jealous and writes ief- ter to the county, the result Of which gets count and husband alike into trouble. Mother and Daughters" mother who has always been a slave for her daughters. becomes sick and the girls are compelled to do the cooking and household chores. Then
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Young peoples meeting at 6:30 D. m. TUTic: "A Birds Eye View o' the ForeiEn Mission Work of the Pres tyterian Church'-Mt 2S:l6-20. Preaching by tie pastor at Ii a m, and at 7:30 D. m. During the morning sdlvice the daulament 1f the Lords Supper will be administer cd, and members will be received into the church. The session meets i'll the C1urch at 10:@J a. m.
 Sunday School workers conference Wednesday at 7:0O D. m.
 Bible study class Wednesday at 7:45 D. m. Lesson: Psalm I6. Christening of children Easter Sun, day morning during the Sunday School Easter service.
 Annual congregational meeting Fri day, Ap.n. 18th.
 JOHN E. FRY
 pastor
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nection by authorities without the Ju risdiction of Arizona.
 But, as We have said, though moi
 without a certain speculative inter est, all this is idle and hypothetical Mir. Matta will present no such con crete problem? As all honor man he will return to his asylum, his place Of refuge where he was raised 10 honor and where he is held in honor 1T he should refuse to do so, the au. tnorities Of New Mexico or any other jurisdiction where he might happen 10 be would be warranted in sending him to an insane asylum. Any man, still clad in his right mind, thougl endowed with,a less delicate seHse7C honor than EF, Matta, would not per absent himself from such a soft snap as awaits his return to Florence. MT. Matta would fight his way back to home and honor We would.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
LITTLE JAMES.

lSlC-Francis AsDury, pioneer Metto dist bishop in America. died in SFottsylvania, Va, Born in Eng land, Aug. 20, 17i5. lS3l-First post-onice in Chicago es tablished in a log store. l8jO-J1hn C. Calhoun. statesman died in Washington, D. C. Born in Abbeyille. $. C., March IS 17S2
 lSJ,-CharlOtte Ironte. author Oi Jane Eyre. died. Born April T, IS1G 1SG5-Beginning Of the three days sanguinafy conflict between the Union and Confederate armies near Petersburg. Va lS67-Lindell Hotel, St. Louis. des- troyed by fire. l9il-Jsmes, A OGorman elected United States senator from New York
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in National Affairs.)
 Tn Congrous of tn United State! , an the President has been runnln
 things pretty much their own Wal
 ever sence this hero Republic go
 Started but they is about to find ou
 now, at they is soin to be some
 Restraint put on to 'em. It ust to oe
 sos at tn Arizony Legislacher cud
 dent Pass no Log when we was a Ter. rcrtory, at was Efectif of Congrous wuddeut Rattify em Now tn Tables is turned an tn Senit n find at tn Arizony State Legislacher is goin' to insist onto Directin' Legislashun a: tn Nashnel Capitle. t.,.
 When th' Legisiacher Convened at Foenix, wan Teller was so Anxshus to git down to Work at while tn Chap ling was sayin his Prairs he rote ou. some Instruckshuns wien he wanted to have Endorsed an Tellygraft at wunst to Washington. He rote: TO tn Senlt an Hous of Representatifs. Washington. B. C.: Abolish tn Com. mers Court at Wunst We aint got TO Use fer it in Arizony Pass Repeel bill under spenshun of Eools. We have Di- recked TaE to Sine We're just Orgy mzin Later on we'll forward more lnstruckshuns. Fail not at tn Purril of tn People wich VIC Represent"
 Tn Order was tclIygraft an when tn papers ? days later didn't have no noos about tn Abbylishun of th' Commers Court. tn Member wich rote tn Instruckshns he got up an scz: T have rose to a Queschun of Privilidge. want to send anuther Tellygraft to Congrous astin' 'em if they got my other wun about tn Com mers Court. I got a Noshun at tn Tellygraft compny wich is a Speshle : Privlidge an a Privit Intrust an Prettytory Wclth has Sidetract it.. Congrous aint took no Ackshun yit.
 Tn other day both houses of tn. Legislacher sent a Speshle Messidge to tn senit as follers: Don't Con furm Slone He aint no Good. He's got it in fer tn Arizony Constytushun good an Hard an he's otherwise Dis lualifde. Don't pay no Atenshun to Ole Tan He don't know slone an We do"
 Tn next day tn Members got around each other an Congrattyiated their 5elfs an Shook hans. They sez: "We sess tn senit's settin' mp an Takin' Notis some now. We see by tn Papers at it aint Confurmed Slone 5ence We sent that Tellygraft. All We got to do is to let Cougrous know what ve want ar' don't want, Az long as tn Legislacher's in Seshua We don't reely need no senters an in Washington but it's well enuf to have 'em on Gard after h end of GO Days when our Per Dimes cut ofl."
 LITTLE JAMES.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
LUTHERAN SERVICES

Services in German will be held at the Fitting house in Tombstone Can. yon at 10 o'clock.
 Finnish services will be held in Lowel as usual in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. After the services a meet ing will be held relative to the mat. ter of new church huilding
 At Warren German services will be held in the evening at 7:30 at the old school house.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
CANADA Is OPPOSED
 ID CANAL EXTENSION
Delegation Visits Washing ton to Oppose the Chi
 cago Commission

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 30.- The dominion of Canada. as represent ed by delegates from the provincial governments of ontario and Quebec and the commercial. manufacturing and marine organizations of many of the chief cities. appeared in battle ar ray before Secretary of War Stimson today to oppose the plan to increase the flow Of water through the Chica- 90 Drainage Canal The official aud
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H The Churches
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

The Christian Science Society ol bisbee makes the following announce. ments: Sunday services at Ii a. m Wednesday evening. testimonial meet. ing at 1:45 D. m. In the Fair Hall, corner of Main street and Subway
 To these services the public is welcome and cordially invited to at. tend. The subject for Sunday March SL 1912 will be Reality.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
METHODIST CHURCH

Palms will be used in decoration Sunday school 9:4j. Palm Sunday Lesson
 Preaching I1:O0 a. m Palm Sun day sermon and singing the Palms Male Quartette
 Epworth League 6:3O. p. III. Palm Sunday subject
 Preaching service 7:50. p. m. Ser mon by Dr. $. J. Rogen, suPerintend ent ot Arizona NJ. E. missions Quarterly Conference immediately after the evening service. Prayer Meeting Wed 7:30 D. m.
 F. C.. DECKER,
 Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning Services. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching at II d. m. by the Rev Leonard Wadsworth. Field Editor ol The Pacific Baptist Evening Services: Young peOTles union G:30 D. m. Preaching at 7:3O by the Pastor. Baptismal services at close Of ser mon.
 Prayer meeting and choir prac tice Wednesday evening al 7:3G. Aid society Thursday al 2 D. III. You are cordially invited to wor ship with us. Strangers specially welcome
 J. W. BITTERLY
 Pastor
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Palm Sunday

aifH odHGag Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon Il . m.
 Evening service 7:3O D. m
 Holy Week Wednesday, April 3-Eyening pray CT and address 1 D. m. Maundy Thursday, April I Holy Communion and Sermon s D. m. Good friday. April Morning ser. vice and sermon, 10 a. n. Evening prayer and sermon S D. m Special services will be held on Easter Sunday and Bisbee Commando cry No. Knights Templa-. will at- tend the morning service on tLat day.
 CREIGHTON SPENCER
 Rector
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father purposely invites their beaus 10 dinner. thus teaching the girls les son. "Billy's Stralagem, an indian storF fuii of thrilling events that will please the children Captured By Wireless" tslls or a banker who steals the funds of his bank and attempts 10 make his escape, but is captured by the use Of wireless telegraph. "A Birds Eye View of Rotterdam" is an educational picture showing tne canals and beautiful buildings of this noted city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNION SER.
 VICE

Sunday morning during the regu- lar church service, the Sacrament of the Lords supper will be administer ed at the Presbyterian church. Mem ters will also be received into the church at that time. A meeting Of the session win be held Sunday at lG:30 a. m in church.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

shared by Michigan and other states bordering on the Great Lakes, are based on the belief that the lowering of the lake levels would seriously af. feet the shipping interests and sani- tation of many cities.
 The treaty between the United States and Canada permits the water of the lakes to be used for drainage systems, but it is alleged that al- though the application is being made under this guise, Chicago's real pur- pose Is to get enough water for power development.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
Kisselburg to Wed

FNIsoE'VNT tO F4Cu
 4. J. KisselbUrg. of this city IS at Los Angeles, where on April he will wed Miss lone Bean. who IS well known in Bisbee from her visits to relatives here. Miss Bean will be the honor guest at many entertain ments given by Los Angeles society during the pre-nuptial week. She was the guest Of honor at a thsater party at the Los Angeles Orpheum Saturday afternoon given by the Nu Phi Chi sorority. Of which she is a member. and tea will be served at the Alex andria hotel following the matinee FaIty The Los Angeles papers de scribe other parties given in honor of the April bride.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
TALK AND THoUcHr.

When the United States battleshiD Maine was formally buried at sea. j. carried 10 it's watery grave an im- monse American flag, not the original lag of the Maine. This flag has been
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
FREE KISSES.

kisses today al the matinee Royal Theatre.
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ON. .THE' 'SPVRa19 
 by Roy k.Moulton. G
Roy k.Moulton

CcoDsright islL c N. Mather)
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

CAUGHT ON THE FLY There is a college professor in Con
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
Little James

Concerning the Influence of Arizona in National Affairs.)
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
(From Tussdsy's Daily)

IL took but six rounds for Frank (hid) Rice to demonstrate beyond argument or cavil that he was the master along 6stie lines of one Cher okee Kid The glove conversation was held at the rooms of the Ath- letio Club last evening and was the main event of the entertainment staged by Prof Jack MeMahn. There were four preliminary bouts of three and two rounds each which served ,o while away an hour before the piece dc resistance was served ,o the crowd
 J l.. blount and Ed Carter were the participants in the frs, three round go, which was properly de- clared d draw, The same decision was given for the mix.up between Bert Carter and Billy Shaw. Then Prof MeMahn suceessively and sue cessiully toyed with Bert Blount and Jack Taylor for two rounds each
 An interval of five minutes clap sed before the principals in the last and only light of the evening made their appearance. Then ensued gab- fes, as to referee. which was finally settled by Prof MeMahns decision to act in that capacity himself. For some reason or other the Cherokee seemed to be the iavori,e, perhaps by reason of having had more ring experience than his opponent, and his supporters backed their faith in him by offering to bet both paper and gold money which was quickly taken by those around the ringside
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
SUN DANCE MINE SOLD ID THE
 FARWE[LS

Important developments were made yesterday affecting the future of the Sun Dance group of mines. in the iassayampa district. and which ad join the Senator mines on the west lines. by deed being filed for rec ord which transfers that interest from James II Wilkerson to J. w.. r. (. and A. L. Farwell. of Chicago The consideration was not given pub. lioity
 The property is equipped with a plant, and has many thousand feet Of development. The sale is said to indicate the beginning of immediate development. and the new owners are to arrive in short time to start work. Included in the deal is the old and we'll known Silver Trail mine, which in early days was a handsome producer The group has lain idle for many years owing to litigation
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
PINE CREST BUSY GETTING READY
 FOR CROWD

In a few weeks Pine Crest as summer resort will assume favored consideration. Branncn & Sauer, the contractors. starting today to erect $ tcnthouscS for southern Arizona visitors who will spend the summer in that delightful retreat, Some of the homes will be quite imposing
 having accommodations for a large family Floors of wood are to be laid, and the structures are Co be rushed to afford occupancy as soon as possible Many of the tenen,s will erect cottages. but the time is too limited this year to undertake the work. lt is estimated that the number of new visitors this season in that resort will reach at least isO
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
JEROME|TES 300 STRONG COMING
 ID PRESCOTT
Chautauqua Attractions Being Boosted By
 Sec'y Fraser
tFrom Tuesdays Daily

That ,hc Jerome excursion to Prescott |, io be trcmcndou, sue cess |, indicated by a message from Nr Fraser to thc effect that great utcrc. !, being taken iu the affair Mr Fraser [, d'us good work in bho,'ing for thc Chauauqu, among ,hc patriotic lcromiic,. and |, crthu ,iastic a, thc following mcssagc will attest
 Jerome. \r1. June 10. i9lt
 An Jerome [, agog ovcr the pros pcct of hearing Dr Sturgeon and John Mitchell tn Prescott, June - and the present. 'ndica,ion, point to l crowd of ~ least NO Ticket, arc going like hot cakes. hr,t issue es haustcd. and more had to bc printed Win Clark ha, provided every facility for billing the Chau,auqua at the Montana Hotel and the mine offices. ad all busiuc,, men arc enthusiastic cally cordial to the assembly The estimate oi ]pO L, conservative All the merchant, have ,igucd for Q half holiday all places of bu,irc,s will remain closed till monday morn. iug. June V. after closing at Satur- day noon ou the 2lud
 "MALCOLM FRASER"
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
RUN
 WELL ON ITS WAY
Travelling Time of Leaders to Ash Fork Was 2:57 Making Average
 Rate of Speed B Miles an Hour
(From TucsdaS's Daily)

Fifteen automobiles. owned by Prescott motorists. left the plaza of inc Mile High City for the Grand Canyon Sunday afternoon. A the court house bell struck ono. Pace maker Frcdcr,ck's car. driven by Willie Page. started away with a roar and in less than three minutes the city VI, far behind the fast ilccing Ford After passing the Wynkoop ranch the paccmaker open cd up another notch and never fal tered second ill Jerome Junction was reached ir I2 minutes flat Pace. maker Frcdcricks kept h., word and saw to II tha, the tour m no way rcscmblcd funeral Rig Chino Valley was reached at 20 and here for the hfsl time during the trip the machines commenced to kick up clouds of dust The head oi the valley was both rulty and dusty but,
 cry once m while the machines would run through sections of road which had just been >prinkled by local showers
 Twenty miles from Ash Fork /. c Brown caught the paccmakcr and press car and from then until the destination was reached he refused to be shaken of and when the pace maker and press car drew up m front of the Escalante at j:s7 z. O. was less than car length behind. I'm, made the official time hours and S minutes. or at the rate oi 2j miles per hour
 The roads were excellent and at S.SS the repair car conspicuously bearing the number "iJ" in large figures on both sides of the bonne, sped into the yard
 All the cars ran beautifully and with the exception of slight tire trouble it was case of a pleasure ride through grim mountain passes over endless plains and around curves which would do great crcdi, tu 2 scenic railway
 Gordon Clark. driving his Ford touring car, started out one minute after the pacemakcr in order to set record. electrical trouble overlook him lOO yards this side of Massing s cabin and his record for the next 80 minute, was just c inches. how ever after hc go, going again he started in to burn large ugly place, ou, of the road. and the nearby cnyirous. and reached Ash Fork at +;S0 o'clock.
 Just 2 minutes later five cars pull cd into the parking station.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-12
KID PRICE TOO SWIFT
 FOR THE CHEROKEE KID

to whom Price looked good
 the tap of the gong. Price carried the hght to Cherokee and maintained the lead he established in the first round until the latter was counted out Both men favored inhghtine but II was a game at which Price was plainly the master When they broke away from the clinehes he also had an advantage over Chero kee. always scoring one or more effective blows. However neither had a marked advantage until the fourth when webbing knees and trembling arms plainly evidenced the end of the fight for Cherokee be. fore the scheduled ten rounds could take place. lt was this round that terrific wallop caused Cherokee to seek a nice, soft place on the floor and remain there for the limit. The bell saved him but in the fifth he twice sought the same sofe spot and maniiestly was nearing the end. The sixth settled Cherokee, for coming mp groggy, he failed to maintain his elineh and was battered down. He made feeble but intellectual attempt io regain his fee, but failed to do So before the fatefui ten had been counted
 Previous to the last even, Wagner of Philadelphia was introduced and he issued challenge ,o the winner. If Price accepts, it Is the consensus of opinion that the boy from the city of brotherly love will have to show the best in him, to stand up to the victor in last nights contest