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The Washington times., 1912-02-08

hibiting gambling.
The convention also adopted a reso-
luton favoring the repeal Of the police
justice law, and the passage of a law
giving to magistrates increased powers.
Following a paper by Allan Far
quhar, of Sandy Spring, q portion of
which was directed to be sent to the
States Representatives in Congress-,
the convention Endorsed the construc-
ton Of boulevard from Washington
to Gettysburg as a memorial to Presi-
dent Lincoln.
Much time was devoted to a discus
sion OF good roads, and Beverly r.
Codwise, Of Goshen, read a paper on
the subject. The convention Endorsed
a suggestion that a road supervisor be
appointed for each collection district.
The proposition for a bond issue OF
81. 100000 for the construction of good
roads throughout the State was opposed
in a resolution. Among those who adj
dressed the convention were Allan Far
quhar, John Thomas. DR.. Augustus
Stabler, John II. Muncaster, Robert III.
Miller, Mortimer o. Stabler, Charles T..
Kirk, Asa M. Stabler, Beverly r. Cod
wise, DR.. Eugene Nichols, Howell
Bond.
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Condition of King
Frederick Improved

COPENHAGEN, Feb. s.-The condi-
ton OF King Frederick was reported
today as much improved. The physi-
hammation In the lungs is rapidly d.
minishinR, and that the entire malady is
yielding to treatment.
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Masons to Give Dance
For Building Benefit

King David Lodge Of Masons win give
dane eand musicale Saturday night in
the new Masonic Temple, Brookland
The Orpheus Quartet will furnish music.
and a feature will be the old Virginia
reel. The proceeds will go toward the
building fund.
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COSMOS

An excellent program will be offeIc'
at the Cosmos the coming week, head
ed by "a Night in a Gypsy Camp
which is the title of a sketch in whlc
''1he marvel of the silhouette" Lonzo
Cox. will be seen In a characteristics
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DELEGATE TO ASK
LEGISLATURE FOR
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
Up-to-Date Pike Desired
From Kensington, Md, to
Georgetown Turnpike.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Feb. s.-Among
the roads in this county which probab-
ly will be improved in the near future
is that from Kensington to Garrett
Park to the Rockville and Georgetown
turnpike. a distance Of less than two
cation of citizens from Kensington and
Garrett Park Delegate Andrew ]. Cum
mings has prepared q bill for introduce
ton in the legislature providing for the
construction Of an up-to-date pike along
the route indicated. The work will cost
about $40 900, which will be borne by the
three districts through which the road
will pass.
Miss Lillian Cashell was hostess at a
dance at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
George w. Cashell, near Olney, q few
evenings ago.
The stockholders Of the Washington
and Rockville Electric Railway Com
pany. at their annual meeting in Rock
Vile, elected directors to serve one
Truesdell, Milton e. Allies, woodbury.
Blair, w. r. Ham, w. B. H1bbs, CIar-
ence p. King, Clarence F. Eorment and
L. w. Glazebrook.
The marriage Of Mrs. Susan f. L. ".
Butcher, Of Gaithersburg, and Richard
Cole, of Dickerson, took place at the
nome OF a friend of the bride In Gath
Methodist Church. at Gaithersburg, Of
ficiated.
It is understood the legislature will
be asked to redistrict Montgomery
county. II is planned to change this,
the fourth district. by cutting out
Jamestown election district and adding
It to the second collection district, leav-
ing this district composed Of Bethesda,
Rockville, Potomac and a part OF
Gaithersburg election districts.
The annual convention of the farm
ers of Montgomery county, at Sandy
Spring, Monday, placed itself on record
as opposed to all forms OF legalized
gambling in the State, and Endorsed
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The funeral Of Mrs. Caroline J..
Brooke, widow OF Walter H. Brooke
will take place at o'clock this after
noon from the meeting house of the
Society Of Friends at Sandy Spring.
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Swift & Company, Chicago

telling PREMIUM oLEoAARGARnIE ana
COOK BOOK request
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dance at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
George w. Cashell, near Olney, a few
evenings ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
EVENTS SCHEDULED
 AT THE ''Y TONIGHT
Two Lightweight and Two Heavyweight Boxing Matches Draw
 Attention

One of the best boxing cards of the season will be offered tonight at the Y. M C. A. when two lightweight and two middleweight bouts will oe staged. The eight boxers include some of the best 'mitt artists in Bisbee and all have been training for the bouts.
 The first bout will be called at & o'clock. Each of the bouts will Oc of three rounds each. the man win. ming two out Of the three rounds be- ing credited with one full victory. Spicer will referee the bouts and two of the judges will be Captain Hodg- son, of the Copper Queen mine, and Captain Greenway of the C. & 4. mine.
 The first two bouts, between PouTt- house and Nasbinder. and Freeman and Pert. will be in the lightweight class, while the second two between Ligon and Jegust. and Stombs and Harrington. will be in the middle weight division. number Of the boys are laying off shift in order to be in the scraps and a subscription will be taken up to pay for this.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
NEW MINE TAX BILL
 RECEIVED IN BISBEE
This Measure Agreed on by Mine Owners, Submitted
 to Tax Commission

State Senator Sims has received @ copy of the bill submitted to the tax commission and the attorney general by the mine owners, relative to the taxation of mining property. The bill proposes that the taxes shall be lev jed on the sum total of 100 per cent of the net proceeds, F i-2 per cent of the gross value of the bullion and on all the physical improvements, such as buildings and equipment, re- 6uction works, mills. appliances, ma chinery. etc, on their actual valua- ton.
 It is expected that this bill will come up at the next session Of the legislature. No definite announce ment has yet been made as to when the legislature will convene, but it is generally expected that it will be 0n the first Monday in January.
 Senator Sims gave no opinion as 70 the merits Of the bill. but stated that he favored a fixed and definite meth cd of taxation of mines that will put all mining property on an equitable basis so far as taxation is concerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
TOMMIE FOR MAN IS
 AGAIN DATED HERE
The Matinee Idol" Will Be Back at Orpheum on
 December P

TOmmie Forman, The Matinee ldol'' Of the Chapman Meade Co. re- turns to Bisbee for an extended en- gagement at the Orpheum. commenc- ing Sunday. December 22 He has a company of IA artists who played iu coast stock houses, Among the com pany are such we'll known artists as Miss Hallie Mitchell, who comes from Calgary and Seattle stock houses: William Brunton. whose light comedy parts are well known to Bisbee the ateI goers. Louis Morrison. as direc- tor, is considered one Of the keenest directors on the coast, being direc- tor lor the "Pickwick' in San D.ego, and Burbank" in Los Angeles for seven years past Billie "Avoirdu- pois" Hester will handle the brush and hand out the same class scenery and decorations as has been the houses policy for some months past Some very clever acting will be seen in the opening bill which is "Henriet- la" Popular prices will prevail Doors open same time. 7:30 The house management have finished theiI steam heating plant and will also have a warm room for the winter
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
GOODWIN WILL
 HANG AT GLOBE
That Is Order of Federal Court When Case Was
 Called on Monday

James Goodwin. convicted Of the murder of Kibbe and HillpOt in Gila county, was re-senenCed at Phoenix last Monday by Judge Sloan of the federal court. The sentence was that Goodwin be hanged at Globe on March IA.
 Tucson made a great to do about a rumor that Goodwin might be sen fenced to be hung in Tucson and the only effect of this will probably be that Uncle Sam will scratch Prince county off his calling list when t comes to housing United States pTis- oners in the future. Tucson would have received a good 'ad.' as q place where murdereTs are hung had the execution occurred there.
 Down here in COchise county the old timers have not quit bTaggins about hanging four outlaws in one day at Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
s. 1, PATTEE WILL
 RESIDE IN DOUGLAS
Will Become Law Partner of Judge D A. Richardson
 in Shelter City

Word comes from Douglas that $. l.. Pattee, the well known Tucson at. tOrney. is to make his future home in that city and become the law partner of D. A. Richardson. Mir. Pattee. during the last five or six years has been in the law office of Hon. Eu- gene s. Toes and when the last legis- lature provided for a revision of the state statutes for the purpose Of har- mepizing them with the State Con stitution, Governor Hunt appointed Pattee 10 do this work. Since then Mir. Pattee has been engaged in this work which he has just completed.
 Mir. Pattee was formerly a resident of Prescott. where he at one time was in the law office of l.. E. Ellin- wood or this city. He has a good ae- quaintance already in Cochise county and his welcome to Dear Old Co chise" will be a hearty one
 F. NJ. Doan. who was formerly the law partner of D. A. Richardson, will now join his father, Judge F. M Doan. in the practice of Jaw m Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
4 TRIAL GAVE INSTANT RELIEF. THE GREAT KIDNEY REMEDY
 NEVER DISAPpOIkTS

Being broken down in health. sui. iering with Kidney Trouble. despair ing of ever being well again. I was advised by friend To try pr. Kilner'7 Swamp-Root which gave me instant relief, and after using several bot lies, l am now sound and well. and can safely recommend Swamp-Root to anyone suffering with back or kd. ney troubles.
 I~also had rheumatism. and I have had more relief from Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root than any other remedy. A sufficient tr.al will convince any body of the merits of Swamp Root.
 Yours very truly.
 F. r. NELSON,
 Murphy. N C. Subscribed and sworn to before me this l7th day of July. 1909.
 EDMUND s. NORVELI..
 Notary Pubic,
 Cherokee County, x. C.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
nRivEs oFE A TERRoR.

The chief executiOner Of death in the winter and spring months is pneu- monia. Its advance agents are colds and grip In any attack hy one Of these maladies no time should be lost in taking the best medicine obtainabie to drive il Of. Countless thousands have foaHd this to be Dr. Kings New DiscoV6ry. My husband believes it has kept him from having pneumonia three or four t,nes. writes Mrs. George W. Place, RawsonNille: Vt, and for coughs. colds and croup we have never found it's equal Guaran- teed for all bronchial affections. Price 90 cets and sl.0o Trial bottle free a. all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
LECTURER IN WRECK
 LOSES BISBEE DATE
Francis H. Mclean Was Un- able to Deliver Lecture
 on Organized Charity

Early yesterday morning a tele- gram was received from Francis T.. Mclean, the noted lecturer on or san'zed charity. stating that he had been in the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific train wreck near Chickasha. Oklahoma. the night previous, and that the engagement to speak in Bis bee was cancelled on account of the delay that followed Mir. Mclean was unhurt and will go on to Tucson and Phoenix where he has engagements before leaving for California. Miss C. Gilchrist, of Phoenix, who was to be on the program with Mir. Mclean and is to meet him in the other Ari- zona cities, will try to have him come to Bisbee if that is possible.
 Mir. Mclean was to be the guest at luncheons in the Copper Queen hote! and other places yesterday during bis visit here, and was scheduled for an address at the Y. M C. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
BAND CONCERT IS
 DATED FOR kACO
Town on the Border Will Have Musical Treat, Fol
 lowed hy a Dance

Captain Sievert. in command oi the border patrol at Naco, was in the city yesterday and announced that he had made arrangements to give the peo- pie Of that city a musical treat. He will have the Ninth Cavalry band give a concert there on next Monday night, December 23. No pains will be spared. Captain Sievert said yes terday. to. make the concert a splen- did success.
 Besides the concert it Is planned 10 have a dance. the dance to be held after the concert. Everyone will be invited to attend the double musi- cal program. The dance will be III informal affair but, of course. good order will be maintained, Captai1 Sievert returned 10 Naco last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
NORRIS Is PLANNING
 ROAD BOND BOOST
Six Hundred Dollars Needed to Send Lecturer
 Through State

That donation of fifty dollars from each county in the state will be necessary to make possible a trip over Arizona by a good roads lecturer, carrying colCred picture slides Of many of AizOna's scenic wonders, is the statement made recently by T. C. Norris of Prescott, president of the Arizona Good Roads association.
 The lecturer. as has teen previous ly stated by the Arizona Democrat, will arrive in the state on January :. No charge will be made the assO- citation for his services. but it IS necessary that a man De hired to ac- company him and handle the ste.iOp- tfcon machine for the illustrated lee. tUre. President Norris estimated that it will cost about $70O 10 pay the sal ary and travelling expenses of tbis assistant. and states that if he can secure fifty dollars from each of the fourteen counties, he will have enough money for the venture. .
 President Norris suggests that each county board of supervisors appro- priate fifty dollars for the purpose, but if this is not done. he will ar range with good roads boosters m each section 10 open a public subscrip- ton until the necessary amount is raised
 It is the opinion of Mir. Norris that an illustrated lecture given Tn all the principal towns and in every county in the state will result in con siderable good roads enthusiasm. and arouse the people generally 10 the necessity for a state bond issue Tor the purpose ol highway construction
 Mir. Norris is firm believer in a band issue for at least five million dollars, and as an argument in favor of this plan, states that with this sum in cash at his disposal the state engineer would be able to work won ders in the line Of highway construc tion. As it now is. according 10 1Ir Norris, the people are annually Tais- ing a highway fund which amounts to interest on six million dollars, but yet comes in such small amounts that it is eaten Up Dy office and main tenance expenses before any actual construction work can be done.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
Personal Mention

Mir. and Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. and Dr Armstrong we're a party of Douglas people who spent the day here yes terday
 Arthur Phillips. formerly of the James P. Lee company. who left them to go into business for himself, left for Fl PasO last night to enter into the scenery painting business.
 Chas. F. Wheat, of Blunt. Texas. is visiting his brother, R. J. Wheat at Warren.
 Mrs Nellie Hanscom, Of Warren. leave for Douglas tomorrow where she expects to visit for a short time
 Miss Alice Holden, of Warren. left for OrgOn, New Mexico last night.
 Hugs s. .Ludford has arrived in this city from Long Beach Cal He will live here with his uncle. C. E.1ane.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
FINDS BORGERlAHD
 ROUTE IN FINE SHAPE
Trip From EI PaSo to Fort Is Made in Two Days and
 on High Gear

Captain W. C. Gardenhire, Of the Fourth cavalry. when last in the city put in another boost for the Border land route from Fl Paso. He has uayersed that route by automobile a number of times but states that he has never seen it in such good condi. ton as when he made the trip over it from Fl Paso to Fort Huachuca last week. He stopped into the Com. mercial Club to report the excellent road conditions which he said he had met
 "T made the trip from Fl Paso to the fort in two days" said he, and i did not have to come off Of hign gear during the whole trip.
 On past trips, coming out of Fl Paso and at other points along the E0rderland route. | found some bad patches. This time I found the road good all the way through. Besides this J found signs properly placed along the route, the only instance otherwise being at a point near Here ford where a fence was put up after the sign was placed and where if di- rections were followed one is thrown about three miles out of the way. it is pleasure to drive a car over the Borderland route as it now is and that 1t Is easy travelling is shown by the trip from Fl Paso to the fort in two days
 The BOrderlsnd route is undoubt- ediy the most travelled road across the state thus far this winter. There is an average of four or five cars a IA a cability and advantages are told of on the coast during the winter by those who have tried it, it is to be expected that at least twice hat number of cars will use it on the return trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
Cleaning Warren Ball Park

Soldier Of Troops E and C. who haI- ben to be put in the guard house these days are sent over to the Warren bal park to clean the place Up. A guard IS put over them who sees that they accomplish their assigned tasks. The park has taken on a particularly neal appearance. as all the rubbish has been cleaned up and burned. all the broken places in the fence and benches repaired. and the seats in the bleach. CTS and the grand stand scrubbed clean.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
Letter to Or. kilmer & Co., 5inehsmton, N. Y.
Prove What swsmp-ROOt wIu Do Fo'

Prove What swsmp-Root Win Do Tor
 You.
 Sepd to Dr. kilmer & Go, Bing, hamilton, N. Y..sfor a ssmBles bottle. lt will convince anyone. You viii also receive a booklet Of valuable in formation. telling all about the kid neys and bladder. When writing, be sure and mention The Bisbee Daily Review. Regular fifty-cent and one dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.-Advertisement l5i.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
THCF. rHNrfN E L. The Eminent WorId-Faned Palnist and Astroloqist.
PRdr ,fARVEL-

Without asking a question th.s strangely gifted man reads your life by a science as unerrins as the lag Of gravitation. He tells you your tai cnts and shortcomings, tells you what you cane for, tells you when and whom you are going 10 marry, in fact. everything
 If you are sick, he will without asking questions and annoying exam nations, tell you the nature and the cause Of your disease and show you tbe way to perfect health and happi- ness.
 Johnson Addition, Lowell. cars pass the door 6S
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
He couId understand.

Poet-"Al my life seemed to E. into that poem l was perfectly eE hausted when I had finished writing it." Sporting Editor-'T can sympa. thize with you I was in exactly the same condition when l had finished reading it."
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
He Cannot undsrstand-

The man who lets his hair grow long a. one side of his lead. so that he may comb the scanty strands over his Bald spot always wonders how any woman can expect to make herself attractive by dabbing powder. on her nose.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
Result Of Education.

Msude was home from Cirtoa "Will yoG," she said 10 her mother. "fass me my diminutive argenteous truncated cone. convex on its summit. and semi-periOrated with symmetrical fluctuations ." She was asking for her thimble
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18
What Was tbs Text7

I select my text began the young iayman, from the Book of Nature. It is inscribed on every leaf. which clings to every tree. in the library of the forest-the latter clause of the fourth branch, and the third twig."- Judge.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18

Tram J Remboth, who lefe about two months ago for British Columbia, has returned to Bisbee and will con. tinue to make his home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18

H. l.. Peterson, Of Phoenix. was . visitor in Lowell yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-18

and will attend the High School
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-04-04
Expert watch repairing. Hodges.
DR.. Billiard, osteopath. Is West Main.

Be sure and see the Easter cards at
Pinkerton's.
Mr. ]. L. Carney spent the day in
Newton, on business.
Phone 81 and tell us Your coal
troubles. South Side Coal Company.
DR.. French. eye, ear. nose and throat
specialist Masonic Temple building.
DR.. Grove ". Harris. Office over
| Whitehead & Weisman. Phone 634,
house 1910.
For sale-F'ive good building lots on
corner Grant and First streets. Prices
right See S. c. Bell.
Martha C'rum, oil. water color and
china painting, Marshalltown School
of Fine Arts. Masonic Temple
For Sale-Three small properties
south of Main street. Payment plan S.
c. Bell, Hopkins Block. Phone SS5.
DR.. F. ]. Neiman, office and veter-
| mary hospital, 1o7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404, residence 372.
Mr. NJ. L. Meickley spent Wednesday
in Ackley with his brother, William
Meickley, who is helpless as a result of
a paralEtic stroke.
Use ''Naptho' in packing away Your
furs and wooden goods, a sure moth
preventive Price % cents per pound.
H Willard, Son & Co. South First
street.
DR.. W. s Devine and F. r. Benedict
Went 10 Chicago Wednesday to re-
main until Saturday. DR.. Devine goes
10 visit his brother, John L. Devine.
Mr. Benedices trip is one Of business,
Mrs. H. J Cunningham. of Jrbana.
H.. arrived IN the city this morning.
called here ny the serious illness OF
her daughter. Mrs. Earl Petit. 203
South Sixth street Mrs Cunningham
will remain with her daughter until
Ter condition is improved.
Devilshoof. the funny GYPSY bandit
of the Bohemian Girl at once the ter
ror and delight Of children. comes 70
the New Odeon Tuesday evening. And
in the great fair scene there are horses,
wonderful acrobatS. live monkeys. pigs
and other animals. Bring the little
ones
A delicious sa!ad-"To one can Of
Cameo Blue Sea Tuna fish add one
half cup English walnut meats and one
cup OF celery or lettuce chopped fine;
mix with Cameo salad dressing: gar
nish with two hard boiled eggs Cameo
Tuna for sale by all grocers. Tell the
cook.
Child beauty is one of our nroudest
points in portrai-ure We enjoy the
work and hence our success in this
line Haven't you noticed the pleasing
and natural expression in all our child
bauty pictures May we expect -FOUR
little one tomorrow? The Brown
studio 'Phone 239
Mrs ". H RodNeu and daughter.
Mrs George Hauser Of Union. and Mrs,
Rodwells son. Mr.. z {. Rodwen, OF
Cambridge. Neb.. We're IN the city
Wednesday afternoon. en- route to
Union from Cedar Rapids, where they
we're called ny the death Of their
daughter and sister. Mrs Henry stark.
/ Mr.. Rodwell will remain in Union for
! few days visit with his parents be
fore returning to Nebraska.