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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

 RELIANCE

Three Twins the adoption by Charles Dickens Of Mrs. F. Pacheco's farce 'Incog," with it's lyrics by otto Hourrbach, music by Karl Hoschna, scenes designed and painted by Ar thur VOegtlin, lyrics by Collin Davus. first act by John Young, second act by D. M Aiken. shoes by Aiston, hats by Renard, second act gowns by Phil ipsboTn> staged by John F. Abbott and. lastly, produced by Gus Solke under the direction Of Jos. NJ Gaites- this is the house that some jackan- apes built, a House of Mlrth.
 II there is anyone else that had 10 do with ths production of this play. please pardon the omission. Checks will be issued for the proper credit. Too many cooks spoil the broth" is an old saying, the truth Of which has never before been questioned but here we have a broth whose songs rival those Of ,siXpence. a welch rare bit sort of pie, with upwards of four and twenty hUmming birds as the main component. Every one of those who have to do with creating Three sTwins" seem to have added 10 what the other had, making just a little lit more, and the result is that Bis. bee theater patrons have never re ceived more for their money, but less for their money. before; that Is, Three Twins" contains more frothy delightful nothingness than any play seen in Bisbee since the 1910 ap- | pearance Of Three Twins"
 There was not acting in the Three I Twins" But the take-offs of acting were splendid. The heavy stun was delightfully."- light, and the light stuff
 was delightfully."- heavy. If that is a | paradox, so Is Three Twins as para. dox. The program does not say whose electrically operated brain in. 1 vented the electrical effects. nor whose daughters the girls were, but credit Is given herewith. Also the
 man who threw that brick bat on the tin roof. just at the proper time, when the orchestra was playing. had a splen- | did aim Three Twins Is triplets and then some.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

ie all behind when they enter the theater; and the cleverest comedi,Ls and skilled producers have vied with each other to make the program Of fered by this company an endless chain Of mIrtb, music. laughter and song.
 Have they succeeded? Well. ask the manager of your theateT Co see the press notices he has received about them from other cities.
 There will be a. big street parade at 5:30 pm. and band cQGcert by the cOmpany's band of twenty-five solo musicians at 7:S0 o'clock in frt nt Of the theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
REVISED FOR NEXT FAIL

An effort was made 10 revIse the .ootBal rules so that the game would be less brutal and so that the list ol sOTrowlng paps and mammas could be reduced. The revision. like that of the tariff. was not entirely satisfactory and We have gotten up list of rules. which. adhered to, should greatly dis appoint the undertakers. Following are some of our rules:
 When you get an opposing player down on the ten-yaTd line with his nose tearing up the ground in a cor q ct imitation of a disc blow, do not jump on him with both feet, but gently kick him in the face with one foot. This makes the play more open.
 When you get player by the leg swing him around in the air only five times instead of ten times before you throw him across the field. He may not go quite so far, but he will land almost as hard and will be out of the game permanently.
 Ii shall be considered irregular to bite off mans ear excepting when the goal line is threatened.
 No firearms or gloves with horse shoe nails in them shall be allowed to be used Knockout drops are also strictly tabOoed.
 No more than nine men will be all lowed to dance on Q man when he is down, whereas eleven and the referee have been the limit heretofore.
 When a man has two legs, two arms and seven ribs broken he shall Joe considered as entitled to be retired from the game and shall mSt be forced 10 continue to play.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
ATTRACTIVE PICTURES
 AT THE ROYAL

The feature of toRisht's program al the Royal Theatre will be The Brockton Fslr and Horse Show" one of the greatest live stock fairs in the United States. Showing the pig pc rade of fegistefed stock from all the stables. high jumping. fancy drivins, etc. Also regular country fair fca- tures, such as, sack races, potato races. ire departments contests. etc
 "An EyIl Power" very Interesting story Of a young lady beng held un-
 der hypnotic influences. dow Si.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
N.THESPUn ts,SaF>. F>.THE.MomEtNT ~SN By ROY K. MOULToN.
Copyright. i9ll. c. \. Mather.

have risen in militant glory Sweeping their ioeman from land and sea, 3ut the same "Finis" marks every life story Take it from me, Bill. take it from me. We can't all win the top rung of tie ladder; Maybe taint what we're cut out to do. That ain't 10 sign We cant make the world gladder ust with our own little stunts, me and you. Al cant to fckls old Fame be ce- mented; Some must be humble, you will agree: Just do your durnest and youn die cOntented. Take it from me, Sill. take 1t from me.
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ing an iron rod, which these persons smell after pulling it out cf the ground l have seen them do this a number of times and 1t looks sus- pieious to me- W:I you please In yesugate and explain.
 The same question was put by Councilman John Hill at the coun- ell meeting Tuesday night, and was answered by Councilman Schmld. there is a big gas leak somewhere IT. the gas company's mains, and they are looking for it. There is marked difference in the amount of gas reg istersd by the meters of inc city and the amount that is sent out from the plant through the mains. and the per sons reserred to are employees ot the gas company looking for the big leak. Large quantities of gas have already teen lost through leakage. The woIk- men were taking up brick on O. K. Trail yesterday afternoon, bat inc leak had not been found. A number of small leaks have been discovered curing the search.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
ANOTHER uPRleHr JUDGE

The attorney had pleaded earnest " for the young married woman who had been arrested for speeding her automobile at the rate of forty miles an hour through the business streets, but he could make no visible impression upon the court.
 Have you anything to say before sntence is passed upon you?" asked the judge of the fair prisoner.
 Well, you see. it was this way. your honor" she replied. T had just bought 8 S40 hat down town and I was trying to get it home before it went out of style
 That will do" said the court, "the case is dismissed-for your husband s ke. # nothing else.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
COPPER PLANTS
 GROWING FAST
End of 1911 and Begin ming of 1912 Are Marked By
 Increase
LEADS ALL
tMining science)

The building of new copper smelt- uIs ana the enlargement of olu plants Lave never appeared more prominent .y in the records of the mining indus .ry. Arizona is especially favored in .nis respect, new and enlarged smelt- CTS being a natural sequence to the
 x1ens.ve developments in the mines Ol that state during the last two
 ,ars. For the inst time, the Ameri' can Mining and Smelling company will be ths owner of a plant in this part of the southwest, the Fl Paso shelter being insufficient to supply ne demands oi the industrial deyel- 1nment in Gila and Pinal counties. lhe sme!ter st .Nyden will be in operation within two or three months, ynmanIy to meet the needs of tho ..ay Consolidated, but proOab'g also as a custom plant tor the usd5 Of other similarly extensive mines In he same neighbprhood.
 As showing further the develop ment of smelting in Arizona, l~h the Copper Queen and the Calumet and
 Arlzona at Douglas are actively en- arglng their facilities, winch amount practically to the erection of new plants. In the same county the Snat- .uck-Arizona has a smeiter in con temptation. In the Clirou- Morenei district, the Arizona Copper company mas started a new plant, while the united Verde Cooper company, in the Jerome district, is expecting soon to replace it's old smelter with a new pant some miles distant from the mnes Suck Improvements as these are placing Arizona ill the forefront of the copper smelting industry. old CT and out of date methods being pushed into the discard. The new state is securing the benefit of the most modern experience for this type of metallurgical works.
 In other sections the principal new copper plant is the Mason Valley in the Yerington district, western Ne ysda, which has just been blown ih. In the Butte district the East Butte plant has been materially improved, while the Tacoma shelter of the American Smeiting and Refining com pany has increased its facilities to accommodate the output Of the Alaska mines
 significant among the develop ments of 1911 was the incfeasing use ot basic-lined conyerters, which are rapidly replacing the acid-lined plants for the treatment of copper matte; also the enlarged use of oil as a smelling fuel, particularly in the re- ve1beratory plants. Wherever oil can be obtained at a low enough price it is taking the place of coal
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from the cocoon. Within ten days it
 will be the Sunshine Statc of Ari- zona instead Of the Territory of Ari- zona. The sanvass of the vote by the returning board has been completed. certified and is even now en route for Washington Early next voek-it is expected that President Taft will is- sue his proclamation Of statehoods and Monday, February 12. will be In- auguration Day f the tentative ar Iangements that have been made shall be carried ont as thus far planned. Governor sloan is to is- sue a proclamation declaring a holi- day upon ttis occasion so moment nut for Arizona, bl5 in addition 10 this the day will be a general holiday throughout the country. wiI be oo- served wherever LAncoln's Birthday is a legal holiday since the day is one Of double significance. a day to honor a dead patriot and day to welcome a new commonwealth.
 In Arizona the main celebration will naturally occur in Phoenix where a governor elected hy the people, the first governor the people of Arizona have ever been permitted 10 choose, will take tho oath of office as will a full quotum Of other state officers. also named by the choice Of the peo- pie Dut while tho capitol building will be the centre of attraction on this occasion there is no reason why other celebrations of the day should not be held. Int on the contrary there is the greatest reason for every city town and camp to have its own state hood celebuation
 hs yet in Bisbee there have been nc arrangements made for a general popular rejoicing Coming as thc hot iday does right upon pay day it can not be expected that there will be a general suspension of business but there cen al least be some public and general manifestation Of rejoicing for the occasion and with but ten days to perfect. the arrangements fer such a
 demonstration it is high time the first steps ia that direction were taken How will the Wcrren District celebrate Admission Day.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
AND hE DID

'Weu''. sighed the suitoF solemnly, as he gazed into his sweetheaTt's eyes We are here today and gone tomor- TOW"
 That is generally true broke in g deep bass paternal voice from the stair case above, but you are going tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
SEARCH FOR LEAKING
 GAS SIIR5 HIM UP

The following has been received from ~Vox populi,' the ever faithful guardian Of the peoples rights. "l have seen several persons on our public streets this week picking brick out of the pavement and then insert
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

Here avenues is conspcuous and mutaousy advertised give stranger the impression a exodus
 You can count from eleven big real estate boards st O market One two such exhibitions block would not be ran
  Che impression that the whole For Sale For Rent This crude business is intended certainly suggests that the bust if t i much comfortable shelter waste when suffering it. good will by adopting small ncOncous directories placed
 
 passing public how and nsstent
  i would a tired advertiser, Copyright North Press Syndicate)
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GIFT TO NATIVE TOWN

FELCHVlLLE. Vt. Feb. 1:-- Felch- ville's handsome new town hall built and furnished by Wallace Robinson or Boston. was dedicated today with in- teTesting exercises. MT, Robinson made the gift as a msmorial to his father and as token of his affection Tor his natiVe town.
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oRANDPoP's
ADVICE

Hear an old man, Bill. who , a s long journcyed Throagh the deep jungle rHat we cal Life
 Who with grim Troubl le orcn
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MILITARY MUTIhY NOT A REVOLUTION.

Ntss
 The uprising of troops and conse. quent disturbance at J1arez white serious and most regretable is a mu- tiny of soldiers and not national rebellion, it is revolt and not 1. revolution. True t tends ,o demoi- strate that as yet conditions in Mexi- co are abnormal and nave not re- turned 10 peaceful channels so quick ly as it was hoped that they would and yet that is 10 be expected After a period of war and revolution it takes time always to restore perfect tranquility. In the southern part of the republic there exists something in the nature of a rebellion. but in the north. in the section where Ma dero waged his campaign. there aas thus far been nothing of that na- tGTe. The Juarez affair cannot be chased ir that category.
 The mutiny at Juarez seems to have been hasty and spontaneous affair or the part of dissatisfied soldiers. aggravated by the discharge of a por- ton Of the garrison. There is no in- dication at this writing that there was any encouragement and that the soldiers expected or can expect to gain anything from it is not appar- ent. On the contrary it would al, rear to have been an inflamatcry and i'll advised act on their part. They are far away. from the seat of such rebellion as no@ exists and are sep arated from it by main strength of the Madero government. They are a small garrison and cannot expect to hold out against the forces that vin be thrown against them for more than few days.
 And yet this Juarez mutiny will have serious effects Lives are re- ported to have been taken and prop erty destroyed. This will have a ten deney to once more reuse the timii- ity of American would be investors. to cause them to decide that condi- tions have not yet returned 10 such stable condition of peacefulness and industrial quie,ude IS would warrant ...eir entering upon a campaign Of mining development in the sister re- public. This is especially unfortunate just at this time, at the very momen5 when a mining revival vas taking its inception in Sonora.
 Thus far there have been no> dis turbanoes in that state and thus far there have been no indications that there will be any The Juarez Mutiny cannot be taken as such an indication, it was local affair arising from local conditions. People ia, away from here however will be slow in compre- henaing this and the mutiny will therefore have the effect of farther detering and dolayirs a resumption of business activity and industrial pros perity in unaffected portions Of the republic. :
 It has been hoped that the great mass Of the Mexican people Wouid have the patience rEd the good sense to give Nladero al least tho sem 1lanoe of an opportlnty to bring peace and reform to his country. This IS snn hoped for but the faction that IS
 posing his regime in the southland
 not headed soldiery at Juarez on
 border have struck their country
 ierious blow by the courses which $. have pursued. Even after peace
 .aectuany restored to Mexico to
 " portion of the republic, it is
 to take time to convince a
 ing investing public that suca
 ions sctsaHy prevail and ro-
 rcurrences viii make this still
 Hcult
 En1ATr
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

Everybody occasionally likes darkey show. and Harrison Bros Minstrcls is ore of thc best Of it's kind that has oeen hefe in long ume. The darkies are from Georgia and are good ones.-l}lue Rapid Times. Lowell Feb. . aud s.
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tourneyed; Whose heart is scared with wounds Of the Strife. Youth and Ambition don't like con. fessin' They can't reach any goal that they see. But every one must hark to life's lVs- son; Take it from me, Bill, fake it from me.
 s,/ Nations have grown, Bill. nations have perished Ages have come, Bill. ages have fled. Leaving behind everything that they cherished, Going to join the ranks of the dead.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02
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REAL ESTATE SIGNS

| have written before of the offensive advertising along railroad lines which makes looking out ot the window in traveiing, constant annoyance; in- stead Of getting rest and joy in the passing scenes, eyes are afronted and thoughts distracted by succession Of monstrous, hideols signs
 In similar real estate advertising de- tracts from the peasur of viewing our cities
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

Joe. Decker, advance agent for tho usby-HarrIson Minstrels. spent yes terday ID this city
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb 1:-Port- lands new millien-dollar hotel. the Mulinomsh. was opened Co the public
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by cIty officers. entereo plea of moi guilty, and gave bond in the sum of S1.5o. He failed Co appear at the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-02

! Tue womah-s cldD Wnf hold irs regular meeting this afternoon in the
 club h0usc at thrco o'clock Rev. J.
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imported to look after the culinsf department of the hotel at a yearl salary Of Sio,eo0. ri
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7. N. aalIv.sng ~v.
BREWERY Av

Wool Growers wm Meet
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" CELEBRATE koN DAY.

terfl7 is about Q emerge
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13
STATE BOARD EDUCATION
PLAN AFFILIATED COLLEGE
DECIDED UPON DELAWARE COL
LEGE, NEWARK. BEST LOCATION
Getting Statistics and Estimates To-
gether to Submit to the Coming
Session of the Legislature.

Preliminary plans for the proposed
affiliated college for women of Della
ware. for the purpose of obtaining an
accurate estimate of the probable cost
OF the buildings, which are being pre-
pared for special committee of the
state board of education, are nearly
completed. This movement received
hearty endorsement at the spring Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs and the
Delaware State w. C. T. u. At a
meeting of state board of education
last week it was decided that Newark
where Delaware College is located.
would be the best place for the afili-
rated college. The report of the
special committee showed a unani-
nous opinion in favor of such an in
stitution, and three courses leading to
the degree of bachelor of arts. bache-
lor OF science and school of pedagogy
were decided upon. This information
together with the plans and other gen
eral information relative to organiza-
ton, government and equipment.
will be included in a report to be
submitted to the general assembly
next January. 1t is also reported
that the special charter, committee |
OF the state board Of education has
arrived at satisfactory settlement
with the Delaware College trustees
relative to a new charter for the col
lege which will make the transfer of
the college property and equipment
easy.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13
CUNNING SEASON OPENS FRIDAY
Smyrna Sports Making Ready For an
Early Start-Game Reported Scarce
IN all Parts of Kent County

Inc cunning season for the shoot
ing OF rabbits and quail opens Friday.
the 10Th inst. and Smyrna sportsmen
are looking forward to the first davis
shoot with much anticipation. Game
generally speaking, is very scarce
around and about Smyrna and some Of
our local gunners are arranging trims
down in Sussex County where birds
are reported more plentiful. It has
been many years since quail has been
plentiful in this vicinity. Pot hunt
ers have depleted covey after covev
and as no effort has been made 70 re-
stock this part of Kent County. the
birds have been reduced to a mini
mum. Those fortunate enough to
nave coveys on their farm are posting
cunning notices and allowing no one
on their premises. Rabbits, however.
are more plentiful, especially near the
marsh lands, but even game of this
description is not as plentiful as in
pygone days. In the lower part of
the county rabbits were reported very
plentiful early in the fail. but those
VINO have been in the woods trying
their dogs state that they are very
scarce IN some cases they state thew
nave hunted for several hours before
jumping one. The game wardens are
now on their jobs watching every man
with a gun to carry out the law. and
no cases have been reported as vet.
it has been reported that
quite number have already had
bunnies" for dinners.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13
BURTON WILL CONTEST IS ON
Kent County People Much Interested
in One Before the Delaware Courts.
Decision in Case Expected TODAY.

A contested will case, in which
considerable interest is shown in
lower Delaware, began in Dover.
Monday. before Chief Justice Penne-
will and Associate Justices Wooley
and Conrad in the Kent County Sup
RENE Court. The case is an issue
from the register of wills of Kent
County, Edgar Spruance. between
Ann S. Rodney VS.. George Burton.
OF j. H. executors, ct al. The
allegations in the contest will be as
to the capability of Harriet w. Bur
ton, deceased, a sister of Mrs. Ann S.
Rodney, to make a will, and also as
to undue influence by certain rela-
tlves of the husband of the deceased.
Mrs. Harriet w. Burton, who died
in August, 1911, left a will in which
after a few bequests to charitable in
stitutions in Dover, left the remain
ing part OF the estate to her husband.
and at his death, to George Burton.
a nephew of the husband. The estate
Is valued at from $40, 600 to $780,
600, consisting of some of the most
valuable real estate in Kent county.
Mrs. Ann S. Rodney, a sister of Mrs.
Burton, was left no part or parcel of
the estate, because of an alleged
estrangement between the sisters.
The case is being hard fought on both
sides. A. B. Magee and James M.
Satteriield represent Mrs. Rodney.
and Messrs. Ridgely, Hope and Jones.
George Burton, the executor. The
case is expected to last several davs.
Smyrna times., 1912-11-13
STATE TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
Old Mansion at Wilmington Purchased
bY State tuberculosis Commission

announcement was made yesterday
that the Delaware State tuberculosis
Commission has bought the old
mansion corner of Franklin and Cedar
streets, Wilmington, which was built
25Igears ago. The commission was
allowed $40, 900 by the State for
housing and equipment for sufferers
fror1 tuberculosis. Some of this
money, of course. went towards the
housing at Hope Farm, but half of
1T was set apart by the commission to
provide hospital for the colored citi-
zens of the State. Long search in
the country around Wilmington re-
vealed the fact that no farm land
was for sale except at a price far too
large for the commission to pay. In
the country also complete sewerage
system would have to be installed. as
mas been done so thoroughly at Hone
Farm. For these insurmountable
reasons, the commission decided to
take up the plan that is being tried
in many cities with success-that of
hospital in Wilmington. The
commission realizes that there will
probably be objection from people
in the neighborhood of the new To-
cation just as there was to the es-
tablishmment of Hope Farm. Some
persons owning land about Hone
Farra complained that land values
would be ruined by it. Three years.
experience has proved that land values
around Hope Farm have actually
advanced, and that the hospital's
presence there has not affected the
ques .lon at all. This has been uni
formly the experience of all tubercu-
losis hospitals, so much so that a
pamphlet of statistics has been. issuad
on the subject, proving that in no
case has the value of real estate
been lowered by the hospital The
holds that sanitary con-
iltiols are bettered by all tubercu-
osis work, and its object is ALWAYS
- eHait sanitation and hygiene, and
q be an example in all it's methods