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The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05
opesrtunItY

Opportunity. He.r years not % any service 1f yau Go s1t make the ieap. Tszsen ladies. and tbiS wisdom Place on t,e. s1 it wi0 keep. rf vor do nos pop the question Hcw arc yua to ever guess ff Inc answer to tNe riddle
 verfa ne NO or woald be "Hesi nrsrN hrenfu7 men are waiJiuE At gr-r feet thgir heads to throw Had fNey bad tEc nerve to do co T1-rv had asked yca years ago When ihg rrvt-rvn siowiy passes Iseavirg nothing st their door, They are very much downheartei' Nat to say triie sore Men are ertti,rss modest paosies Who could never make the sign That's irvoived in "a prorcsal Cf fra most aFrrcved desiEn. y,-t rg one to theD was handed py laly qrIf- rc3ate TNev uca1E jump at t es hsfcs Make d rush to nibbiC bait Arvwav utthou; "a trial
 Non can never houc to win One who sits with heart cNpectant Waiting Co be Eath6rci in. Heave ycur bsIte5 hcok out manN Arn. Very USelv you vln sccrt YNr should make at least sn cAcrt Tnsrs what v-e have leap year Tor Daily Alasksn-ouly sl 6 month.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05
GREAT c, ARRANGE SALE

Sold at a Lossl Malt Rainier, 20 cents per bottle. Especially prepared for sick people and iuvalids. and ex. cellent for nursing mothers. Only two barrels left After that price vii be S5 cents per bottle.
 Pack Train Bar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05
NOTICE 10 rsE pueLIc.

From mis date on all calls intend. ed for Henry Friedenthal, the lnde. pendent Expressman should be made b seyen-six t76) and your cal wlli receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the BouEh. tap Cigar Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05

35c for a home cooked meal- quick. clean service. Where? At the Neq Home Restaurant Fifth Avenue. aalf minute from Brosdwa
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05

None better and purer than Gibson rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or aers by phone promptly delivered. The Mascot C.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05

For S5e yes. can geS a wholesome, home cooked neal at the New Home Rsetsurant sh Ave. just off Of 8ruSdwSy.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05
Musle Tssshsrz.

The Table d'Hote dinner at the Puilea House Is better than ever. Way don't sou uy A You are wei come. IT.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-05
SMOKERS ATTENTION

Rsro6 HS-twigsen, successor to ". W. BoasAtoa. has taken Ae agsocy sor she sustly famoas
 FL UNFINTTo CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS. 5000 gess received from the fSe- tary St Tampa. Fla 1T you want the best 6oaf fzn to give these goods q trial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
EXPORTACION

'arga tomada aqai por el sapor
Julia para los >iguientcs pucrtos;
NanlamIlo- por J. Ochoa Y Hno,
.llos. I35>ks
~5ce~ r Pmtueles Co, 25s. 2500ks.
ticnfa,gos por < Ochoa co, ZOOS.
o.2+,kS
Martorcu Co, 2o0 ). l9looks.
>uces. 4" f. Pinmcles Co., 35os.
35.oooks.
Caibarirn-por Sues. l.. Nillamil Co.,
300~. 27OO0ks.
Santiago de Cuba. -por Sues l.. Vi
llamil 25s. 2.502ks
) lzquirrdo Co. 60s. 5.Ss0ks.
l'to Padre Marques Co, lJ0s.
.l5l50ks.
Habana Marques Co, 475s. 47.975ks.
Sues F. pntneles Co, 250s. 25000ks.
Malanza> por Marques Co, POS.
L 22721ks. -
Sagua Ia Grande -por Marques 60,
ZOOS l0l00ks.
Sucesores F. Pintuelcs Co, zoos.
30000ks
Cirdenas -por Suces. f. Pintueles
Co. 75s. 7.500ks.
Total 2745 sacos con IN peso de
26603S kilos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
En- Ell Tribunal
Supre m o
DE PUERTO RICO
Senalamientos de apelaciones en- causas
criminales. Primer termino de Sc
stones del ano 1912.
Fehrrro 1912

Febrrro l9l2-
Juer-, 5 80 FL Pueblo de Puerto
Rice IS Limo Cuadra infracri6u al artj.
ulo35 j~I C6iigo Penal
Us Fl Pueblo H. Puerto Rico. IS.
Isabel CQballrro> infraccion del art 2s7
del Cajlgo Penal
40 Fl Pueblo de Puerto Rico. vs..
Bernardo Birrier Isabel Pcraza, Adul
trrio
al El Pueblo H. Puerto Rico. vs.
Tomas pngay. Iufraerion del art i69
del Coi..e Penal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
PROVISIONES.

Macoris-por Villar Co, 10 jaulas
ajos, > fardos tasajo, 80 cajas pasta.
Cardierno Hno., so fardos tasajo. 30
cajas papas, % s garbanzos, % iaulas
ajos.
Nlc Murtrie Suiler Co, II bultos
quincalla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
Fl Cine Tres Banderas

'Esta noche Sc exhibira una gran CO.
lecci6n de vistas efHnematogrsficas de
10 mas interesante en- ell genero.
Hay entire elias varios estrenos mag
nificos one han de gustar mucho al ptl-
blico por su excelente presentation '
hermoso colorido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
NO OTICIAS

Aver embarc0 para Caracas el ioven
venezolano Juan Francisco Boeca que.
vivi6 varios Heses IN esta capital
Sesenta dias de arreste ha empezade
cumplir Francisco Carmona convie-
to de acometimientos Y aggression
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-07
CAMBIOS.

81 usted qulere lender una c&AA, m
utomoyI., una Joys, ago DE- vslor de
Arte, ofrezcalos a qmen pnedA com
prArlo.
~ qnlen pued9 compr&r ain dlnero :
La genie que 10 tiene lee FL BOLB
TIN MERCANTTL
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
THREE CONTESTANTS

PHOENIN. Ian. 1n.-Three contests have been hled with the ranvassins board now checking the returns from the election o- December l- They viii be heard Tuesday uc-nring 1t n a. m
 The contests are from santa Cruz, GreeaIee and Co,1uiuo counties. Ia santa Cruz he contest is over tho office of county treasurer; in Green lee over the state ,euatorship, and in Coconiu0 over tEe office of dis tricf attorney.
 No details concerning the contest lF have been given out by the canvass ing board. which is unaccounJably le- ticeut regarding the matter
 II is rumored that another contest will Le filed Fred r. CoaIter, dem ocr7t. will contest the election of Alonzo HubDel. republican, 10 the state senate On the face oi the Apache county returns, iubbeu vas erected by small majority, but it is believed that a. careful checking of the ballots vHI show the result to be different
 Today. the board completed the canvass Of Cccoaiuo county's vote and began On Giias.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
SAGE TEA WILL
 DARKEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair to Natural Color Dandruff Quickly
 Removed

There is nothing new about tue idea Of using sage for restoring the color of the hair Our great-grand- mothers kept their locks soft, darK and glossy by using sage tea. W henever their hair fell out or took on dull, faded or streaked appear ance, they made q brew of sage leaves and applied it to their hair, wi;h wonderfully beneficial effects.
 Nowadays we don't have to resort 10 old time. tiresOme methods of gathering the herbs and making the tea. This is done by skilled chemists better than we could do it ourselye. and all We have to do is to call for the ready-made product, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, containing sage in the proper strength, with the addition of su,- phur, another Oid-time scalp remedy.
 The manufacturers of this remedy authorize druggists to sell it under guarantee that the money will be refunded ii it fails to do exactly ds represented.
 Don't neglect your hair Get d bottle of Wyeth's Sage anI Sulphur today. ana notice the difference after few days use.
 This preparation is offered 10 the public al fifty cents a bottle. and is recommended and sold by all drug gists. 4O6
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
GOMPERS SEEKS ID EXEMPT LABOR BY
 AMENDMENT OF LAW
Senate Committee Asked to Change Sherman
 Antitrust Act
IF ENFORCED

NASHlNGTON. Jan. lI-Dr Ly- man Abbott and Samuel Gompers ap- poared today before the senate in- terstate commerce committee. and gave their views on the sherman law
 Dr. Abbott said he did not think the government should dictate prices, but that when a corporation became so great as Co shut out competition, he believed the government should take charge of it with a commission.
 Wants Labor Exempted
 Samuel Gompers, president Of the American Federation Of Labor. made his demand on the senate interstate commerce committee today that the sherman antitrust law be so amend ed as to exempt labor organizations from it's provisions. backing up the demand by quoting am interview with Roosevelt in 1908.
 Roosevelt. Gompers declared, said The law should .e SO construct ed that ir would afrma,iyely state that which was unlawful, nd omit references Co labor organizations. He said ha woUld take it uu with his cabinet but that was an that came of it. except that he frequently madf reference. on his swings around the western states. chat the law should De so amended.
 Gomrers said he had been given assurances that the sherman law did not affect labor organizations. but he never took them seriously. Re ferriu. 60 the court decree where la- bor men were enioiued from going our.~ G0upers said. "It is nothing more than trc estabfshmeu- of s.av- cry ro attempt to suppress a strike bg court decree and force men 70 work at their own peril No man -r this country should he compelled by court to go to work
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
ROYAL FILMS TELL
 PLEASING STORIES

Because there are in Bisbee many whose early lives were lived among the dangers of the frontier days, when the American Indian was the sword Of anxiety that hung always over the head. The White Braves Heritage a film that will Ee shown tonight at the Royal, will not seem Oyeracted and while this picture is fiction. there could be found stories of fact whose scenes were laid here in COchise county. that are as thrilling as the picture on the screen at the Royal
 This story tells of the capture of an American boy and Of his life among the Indians who save him the name of White Brave. of his subsequent rct.-ng by the rangers and Of the fFint stirrings in his heart, a memory Cf a childhood sweetheart, break into passionate hear beats when he again sees her More thrilling action could not be put in 300 page novel than is thrown on the screen iU the exhibition of this picture
 Is the blind capable of leading the blind2 Not physically perhaps but, morally. surely One of the best shor- storIes Of recent fiction, in Harper's Magazine, is an argument in support or this "rhc Failure a RrOyal pro gram film, is another argument There is more than pictures 70 this number -there is a vital question. An out cast falls in with 8 kindred spirit of the opposite Sex. who prevails upon him to give up his evil ways and re- turn To the pure sweetheart of his better days. lie does so but Is spurned and he returns and takes up the fight for reform with the girl whose prompt uls had set him Cn the right path Together they win
 Tn The Living Peach" a young man plays hull gull. hands full. ." with his swectheuJs father, acrabbCi old judge and wins the girl at the hands of the old judge in a unique and clever manner. For genuine lelrt-stricturing pathos no recent finn equals The Empty Saddle It is a pautomimc story Of the love that hopes and endUres and Is patient and of f3itlfulness unto death. Doctors in the old days believed in the efficacy Of blood-lettiug Though this theory oi cure had been discarded. genuine, rear-leJting heart thrills are good for the soul This film will thrill
 Another film shows interesting . scenes at a Y. Nj. C. A. training school where competent secretaries are turned out by the wholesale Last nights amateur performance was a big success, Thompson and Leard get ting the five dollar uize. The s. R. o. sign vas flung out long before the second performance hour and many were maLle to get in. But there's an. other amateur night coming soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
BIG FEATURE PICTURES
 AT THE STAR THEATFR

One of the most widely discussed novels of its time. was Uncle TOm's C.tW. written by Harriet Beecher Stove. lt was stiu that this famous wriler magpi.ied tho slave abuse I1 q @ south aul enlarged on ;he out !a-os ft hu1laa slave t'Ili.C tD sCth h aU extent and when her book was Iul nsbed. it created N.Is, ,ure1d seusStiUn t1rougbou; the .-:a lt iH- 1iaHeE thousands O. its re lCe' $ to high degree of res eminent against tho slave ra'iic and helped 70 hasten the vuCoiRiEg Cop'lic bc.weeu tle Ngtb and South. X story thar hss been cordeuped so sly in the South and praised so much in the North uud0Ibi ediy is master Tece Manager Schmid of the Star 1hedteT has secured three long reels of a firty thousand dolllr production of this famous play and tEc pictures will be snowu here tonight and Sat uriay. Scene one shows Uncle Ton and family Scene two-SaIc of Uncle Tom by shelby Scene three-Escare Of Eiizs and child Harry. Scene four Haley shipping Uncle Tom with hla wares 10 New Orleans. Part two: Scene cne-The St. Clairs. Aunt Opbc- lia and TOpsy Sceue tWO-jncle Tom in his two happy years. while owned by the St ClaiIs. Scene thTee-Aurt Opheiias troubles with Topsy. Scene
 four-Death Of Eva. Part three: Scene One-Legree, the william. Scene two-Auctiou Of slaves in New Or leans Scene hree-Legrce taking
 Uncle Tom through the swamps. Scene four Death of Uncle Tom
 These pictures are undoubtedly the finest ever presented fo this historical novel. and will be found both interest ina. and iustTuctiyp
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
An Annual Trip

All aboard on the Dry Line!
 Let all reformed ones come. We're going down
 To Swearoff town So bring along no rum. All aboard on the Dry Line
 We've room and some to spare. The nrst stop will
 Be Seltzerville. We drop our smoker there. All aboard on the Dry Line,
 Into the coaches pile. We're going down.
 To Swearoff town To visit for a while
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
STANPATTERS JOIN,
 FRONTED BY ALLIANCE
(Continued from Page 1)
port of the tariT board.

port of the tarif board.
 or course the house democrats, the insurgents oi the senate and the pres ident are all playing politics to a cer- tain extent The democrats propose 70 make the tarin issue the paramount one of the next campaign The iu- surgents of both houses realize that the tarim is the main issue and so does the president, but the chief exc cutive will contend that tarif revision should be along scientific lines and that now. since the tariff board has been created. the revision of any schedule should follow the report of the board on that particular schedule. It is for the country to say whether it will take tariff revision now, even in somewhat haphazard fashion, on whether it will struggle along under the Payne rates while the tariff board collects its data.
 insurgents Help Expected
 The democrats are not inclined to put much credence in the report ot the tarin board. and hold 10 the old idea that the ways and means com mittee and it's experts, are the best judges still Of what revision should be accorded the various schedules O. The tarin law.
 With the aid of the Senate Insur- gents. the democrats are enabled to put tarin legislation squarely Ip % Nr Taft and ir is good politics for an the political opponents of the pres ideut to do so. Tine developments in 4E ..k. shown that no time will be lost by the democrats of the house and that tarin revision is now on in earnest, whether or not such revision ever actually becomes law through the signature oi the president
 The steel biJl which will be report cd by the house ways and means com Cittee is drawn to afford material re- lief from what the democrats cOnsiC- CT the present exOrbitant duties @. the Payns-Aldrch tariff law. It is planned that the bill shal. contain a provision for an ultimate cOusim- CTS free list which is somcthus new in tarih revision This iGea borrowed from the farmers free list biu Of last session. places barbed wire, hoop iron. and similar steel pro duets upon the duty free list. 4 Is also planned by the democrats to put iron ore upon the free list and there will be material cut in the rates on steel plate.
 The definite inform tion that the ways and means committee Of tLc house will adhere practically @ he rates in the Cummins steel bill has an unusual poatical significance. l. means that the house democrats, real izing that the senate is republican, are willing 10 meet the progressive republicans Ot that body half way .n order to obtain some revision of tEl ttafin. The coalition vii. make pos sihle the D ssage oi any compromise tarif biIi that may be agreed upon ly the insurgents and democrats of the two houses. and President lafr must make up his mind 10 either siEr or veto the bills sent up Co him. The political future Of the president as well as the democratic party rests perhaps upon the decision of the eE ecutiye and big political history wi. be written within the next few we k when the work oN tariff revision get. under way.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF EQUITY

OWENSBORO, Ky. Jan. 1O.-Scar- ly every county Of Kentucky was rep resented at the opening here today Of the state convention Of Che Ameri- can Society of Equity. Tine discus sion of the cooperative movement and other matters of great importance Co the farmers promise to make the meeting one of unusual interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
WITH HE BOXERS

Bill Parke has joined the come backs" and figures that he is still good for another crawl between the ropes.
 Willie Lewis will leave for Paris soon, where he has a bout scheduled with George Carpenter, who defeated Harry Lewis.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
SOUTH CAROLINA "U" cELE-
 6RATES

COLUMBIA. S.. C., Jan. 1l-Alumni and other friends of the University of South Carolina gathered in force today for the lo7th annual celebra- ton of Founders Day. The principal speaker at the exercises held in the university chapel this afternoon was Dr. l.. W. Page. director of the public roads bureau of the federal depart ment of agricultural.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
New Ticket Booth.

Owing to the inconvenience eNper- fenced iu hanGhHis tine large crowds that are constantly in aueHdauce at tLs Royal ,heater, the msmagemoa- has installed a new ticket booth, iI The center of t,1 front. between thc two main entrances. thus giving easy paint that adorns the frous of the ticket booth is attracting considere- ble attention. since it IS known that it was painted by tre master hand Oi the famous painter NOIcross.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
VIRGINIA FRUIT GROWERS

HARRISONBURG, Va, Jan liz The annual meeting and exhibition of the Virginia Horticultural society be- gan here today and will continue Oy- CT tomorrow The display of orchard and garden products is the best ever held under the auspices of the so- ciety.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
FOUNDERS DAY EXERCISES

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 1l,- Founders Day at the Southern Bap- tist Theological Seminary was cele- brated today with exercises in the charaI of Norton Hall The princi- pal speakers were the Rev Carter Helm Jones. D. D., of Oklahoma CIty and the Rev Henry W. Battle, D. D. of Charlottesville, Va.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
MCBRIDE GOES HIGHER

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1O.-Shortstop Mcbride, of the local American as- sOciatiOh team, today signed to play with the Washington American league team
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
INDIANA OAIRYMEN IN SESSION

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. 11-Three hundred Indiana dairymeu are parti- cipating in the annual meeting Of the Indiana Stlte Dairymen's association, which began here today in connection with the farmers short course at the Purdue school of agricultural Pres ident I. B. Calvin ot Kewauua, presid- cd at the initial session and delivered bis annual address.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
A Mild One

There. I have gone and started the new var with a mistake.
 As 10 hOw2
 Wrote in 1911 on all my letters.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
OPENING DANCE

of the young mems social club wlli be given Saturday, January T., and a
 dance eacL following Saturday at old CDera house 5I5
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12

Van Gregg. the Nap southpaw, has gone back to his trade of rlasierinG at GuIdesac, Idaho. for the winter
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12

As Chattanooga will not pay the salary Kid EIberfeld demands, Buff ialo has but in a bid for the little Washington player
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
Look Ouer MIne Worz.

LOOK over MI0e Wor<.
 A. w. Eckr left last Tuesday for a trip 10 southwestern Sonora, MeNi- co, where he goes 70 examine work that is being done uu some mining property owned by himself and a party of Eisbee associates.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
Mir. Builder:
 We furnish everything hot air if necessary.

We appreciate your orders, and to fill them gives us pride, When we receive an order it IS never cast aside; On the minute we get busy and order things about, Til it's filled with great ex- actness, when we ship it quickly out.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-12
yyonGerfuI Cures Reporsed in Germany.

herbs and usually of tout relies animals in curing hemselyes N r. Uorh
 " to Invahds nd of Golden black in andh
 for nearly half A cleanse and / \ stomach has provided. \ J. of Y vIsuf- tors me t c1t1r hau had tried O cu fol me aft tir Iky "A Of the ingredients of Golden Medical
 
 
 Et&V / than have cheeruy Z) will him tho best int the ,. ESQ
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26

HhIE <f.uttll ammar and coleg Manual = kkeeping gynna iun Special athletic
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
HOTEL YORKSHIRE

Say" the mOtorman muttered faintly, "who was that guy-or was it a quake?'
 "Oh," said a bystander, that was Battling Nelson"
 T think I see a great light" the conductor moaned Wearily. q chai lenged him and he accepted. It was over a fare, I believe. I rung up one and was ringing up another"
 Say the motorman broke in, haven't you got any more sense than to get in a ring dispute with the light weight champion? Next time you have an argument, remember that even lit tie guys are sometimes ringers-sO, kid, just ring up twice and we'll get a little farther away from the pavilion, or we'll be gettin' our bally beans bunted off without half the gate that little Dane guy pulls down for lots worse punches than he handed us"
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
WANTS ID LOCATE
 HER aO FRIEND
Canyon City Woman Wishes to Elm ploy Board of Trade as
 Sleuth Agency.

Among the miscellaneous requests received at the board of trade, ire Quently occur questions more or less unique.
 About two years ago a lady who has since made Canyon Diablo her home, spent sometime in Phoenix, making friends with some party then residing on North Second avenue. The visitor has forgotten the name of her friend, and wishing to com municate has asked to have little sleuthing done on the subject by the board of trade. All the information derivable from the letter is contained in the fact the unknown has a poul- try farm some place on North Sec ond avenue. A letter to the manager of the farm is being held at the of flee pending the success of the de tective work
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26
WEEK ON THE DEAD SEA.

The Chug- -chug of the goth century motor boat now reverberates from the shores of the Dead sea. Members of the Amrcan colony in Jerusalem, who recently explored the Dead sea, were gratly impressed by a mountain of rock 800 feet high, caled Jebel Usdum, in which was found a large cave sev- eral hundred yards long, hung with great snow white staIactites Cliffs varying in height from 300 to 1900 feet from an almost unbroken wall on the west side of the sea. That wall is of limestone, but the wall on the east side is of beautifully colored sandstone. The members of the party declare that the gorge Of the river Arnon contains the
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26

ABERDEEN @ s Potter % Par. Ave- L9s A9ss Quiet re,t ap@nent INN distance to bushes fin Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1912-07-26

in his hand and began to mix.
 The stars also shone for hin-and with the stars were few comets and milky ways.
 "Ths one," said Bat "is for Joe
 Cans I never did hit him hard enough out in Goldfield. And this other One-' But the motorman was also beg ging for easement Finally it. was all over, and Bats friend induced him to depart Too much excitement was in the air. The doWned motOrman looked out of one swollen eye at the limp con- ductor.