Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-14
SWEDEN CUTS APPROPRIATION
 ON WARSH|PS
Contracts for Guns As Well As For Ships Cancelled By
 Cabinet
OLYMPIC GAMES ARE
 AWAKENING INTEREST
Entries Are Received Al. ready From Every Civilized Nation
 on Globe

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Jan. B. The new liberal cabinet, which came into power as the result O. The gen eral elections last September has cancelled the order for the guns of a type r battleship which was con tracted for by the conservative gov ernment after hard struggle in Parl- lament
 Preparations for building the yes sel have also been ordered stopped. The orders have provoked much dis cussion among the people and the press The conservative organs ex- press the fear that the liberal govern ment will neglect the navy while the liberal papers declare that the cab inet is merely dissatisfied with the tyne of blttleship ordered by its pre- decessor. and that during the com ing session of parliament proposals will be made for the constructions of several battleships.
 The F type provides for two tur- Iets with four guns of 2S cm., while the secondary battery consists Of 5 cm guns. It is predicted that the liberals will propose a ship with two 30.5 cm. guns with d lighter secon- diary battery.
 Plan Wireless System
 The plans for a big wireless station able to communicate directly with both America and England is being seriously discussed here, and since the opposition of the Danish govern ment need no longer be feared, it is expected to become an accomplished fact in the near future.
 Prepare for Olympiad
 The Olympic games which will be held here next summer are already the chief topic of interest in sweden. Every day the papers are printing long accounts of the proceedings of the committees which have charge Of the various br- nches Of sport, and 1t is quite evident from these reports that the preparations for the meet are well underway.
 The stadium where the games will be held is nearing completion. It is ideally located: only hat an hour by CT line from the center of the city and in the midst of a big park. There is nothing temporary about the struc- ture and it promises 10 become one of the finest athletic fields in the world It is solidly built to with stand the effects of the Swedish eli mate. and in design it embraces the latest iGeas in stadium building.
 The management of the games is already being besieged with appli- cants for tickets, and if the demand continues at the present rate the SC ting capacity of 2S,0O0 of the sta dium will be exhausted long before the time for tine games. It will be ad- visable for foreign visitors to book their tickets in advance 10 avoid dis appointment.
 The same conditions prevail in the hotels where accommodation are be- ing reserved by out of town visitors. \ special committee, appointed to at tend to the accommodations of for eign visitors, has been organized and is now a. work
 Entries have been received from almost every civilized country, even China and Japan having signifed their intention oI entering teams. The team from the United States rules favorite here, and America will be represented in every contest and game with the possible exception of assO- citation football. The Swedish athletes who attended the games at London are strong in their appreciation of the pTOwess of the Americans, and they expect that the team this time will be even stronger Tian that Of 1908.
 Rev de Courcy- -Laffan, who was secretary of the English Olympiad, was here d short time go and he eX- pressed appreciation of the manner in which Sweden is preparing to en- tertain the athletes of the world. He promised that England would send