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Secretary Devotes Opening Session
To Attempt To Get Grasp Of
Present Landholding System And
Possibilities For Development
Of Small Farming And Indiyid-
ual Holders
ToDArs DEVELOPMENTS IN FISHER PROBE.

Hearings in Senate chamber before large crowd
Secretary Fisher policy consideration
s
attorney, Ashford will do
&
possibilities farming
. vidual holdings
M sNanzy declares white population if
brought
cane lands into small holdings for homesteaders
2 Hearings continue week
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ESPECIAL STAR
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. Z
Tenderioin," was murdered in bed Z
discovered this morning. The m
valued at 5000 are missing. An
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The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Double Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs j. r NJ Diniel were
given agcnuinc and p' 'slnt SUI
pr.se FIR day r'yh'. Ds7. 18th by
the NJ V. e. fiati'f - hD1Ir OF
their silver welding rnn'vcr7ary
and Mir M.Dtlia. SCH birthday
anniversary In order to sur
pr'ea them, 'hcv WI" i-vitet @ a
ne GLIB IRIS unit : tn son. Hubert.
admitted ia u & t. tn" HON
AMI a. Wa ~ r,aiin =. A'ter d.
Back had pr-s~r'e1 them with
with some h11lgl nm si'vcrwarr
for the ir;u'ty nrd r.m speeches
ser mi'a mp N n'iig Nr NJ
pine on h y ira atils "'r a.
VI V. g. b." ~ gr)unds.
~. t,t'n! ~ pa - ~ IN
in plrtik'nr Of tfre,h Inn n 8 pro J.
Cd Nv tkc guests.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
ROYALTY AND CHRISTIANS.
rts emperor sn5 Empress u osrssny
nsstew RGrs Gifts.


In Tho Germsu royul household each
me--.sr hes Ills or her own individual
Christmas tree. The gift VI the I'm
press 10 Ler imperial spouse Is usually
sore souvenir from a famous battle,
Throughout the year she has her agents
sconripg the earth for rare trophies
and spares no expense In procuring the
a that strikes her fancy. This II
placed at the foot OF the empcror's
tree. In this way aud by other means
he has gathered q ine museum Of wur.
rel. =. One Christmas the present he
received was q pistol used by General
Jackson Mt the battle OF New Orleans.
The empress alsO makes presents TO
INDECENT clergymen. The package TO
each OF these consists OF nm outfit Of
clothing. a Christmas card and q cake
baked by her own hands. The kaiser's
gift to his wife 10 usually a nne jewel
or some article made by his own hands.
In England the celebration OF Christ
mas lapsed after the time Of Crom-
well and the Puritans. who regarded Il
~ too much Of a pagan festival. Its
revival came about through the writ.
ings OF Charles Dickens and the royal
Observance Of the day by the prince con.
sort and Queen Victoria. After Prince
Albert's death the queen modified her
observance Of the day for a few years.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Golden Wedding Anniver'
.sary

Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Mitthener Gel
ebrated the hft.cth anniversary OF
their marriage, December 5th, 10
at tier htme in MI:ta Benz There
wers preseAt M. AL NJ. Z
Medin and son Louie, and daugh
,er irene, Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Nit
'entr and son Murri., M. B. Nit
chener, Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Sto,k-
man AMI little son Earl, Ray Hay
.e and Fora Medlin-
After sp-nainy an hour in asofi
al way they were invited into tn
dining Dom where the table wa!
burlened with the good things
that had been prepared 10 ~satis.,
the apetites OF All those presen,
and all were glad to he present n
the occasion and went away wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Kitchener man,
more years OF welded bliss ant
heath and happiness. ssb
They received many cost'y an
useful prssents OF which they ar,
very proud and with many thank
to al present.
One who was present
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Among the Sick

Miss Mary WIS , VIII Is 3, :Nc
.ierm1n H3sp't,l in Kon7ls City,
slying undergone an cper ton s
Song n9e.y.
The 'r.cais o! Miss Minnie Parks
laughter OF Mr. Alm'ri Park0.n HI
rs ben sI'fr-'1E Dr thc past
two yeIrs with . nervous tro Ib.e
-" r. Itit i-I'n tn ~ Is
-,owiy improving.
Mrs j. ID. Pr o.i sis,e~ SIR. "
3 oLnrsh,in, o. s.. LId'N /
very g..
Rufus Holloway is ~ h l. b or
this wetk.
Mrs. J. ID. ~B'lr::s,ay was YER.
,irk scy rE days tbs week, but
ate reports are this she Is b,t,ci
q. w. Newto, u lb'e =, b" n
again AMI he a"sist mt. srs7 Min .
s.e tzgcrtd, experts him back 10
the Office soon.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Eagles Elect Officers

Al a meeting OF the f~ritcrnal
Order OF cages No 6o), held AZ
.4-T home ,ist week the follow
ina officers were elected for the
spsuing year: DR.. w. B. WEIGH,
president, Ed T. Purcell, vice pres
dent, Rev. c. H. BONN, chaplain,
Sidney Berg, secretary, John W
balthis, treasurer, d. T. Ehrnman
inside guard, 8. II. Alexander out
side guard, j. II. Schlueter, N. II
Chaffee and ]. Wittr.p, trustees.
The following financial repor,
Nude to the Grand Lodge a,
this met ny. Assets $3.50 SO, Ii
Bill tie, $i3,s5i.6i. Avsil,bie asseti
s5,iia.s5.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
WELL DESERVED.
The Praice that Cores
from Thsnkful Mar
shall People.

ORE kidney remedy never fails.
Marshall pope rely tp@n IL.
That remedy Is Dc,n's Kidney
Pills.
Mlrshall testimony proves Il al
ways rc'ilble.
Mrs Gc-rye Ehrnm1 :, 33 East
Arrow S.rest. Marshal, Mo-. says;
'For rcsr'y two years I gu 'fered
rom ltt,sks OF ki'nsy r. ublc ard
suffered grei.ly from p i'm in ms
buck WIZ, a:oap'n,. I Became
f'Zly NJ M riyh: m,st left m
When these spells ere present.
away rJt'ceJ q week.-mrs. o. tn
kii-sys Several morths ago I
began using Dams Kidney Pills.
procured at FIR ntlin'i Drug Scr
ana ,..,y gave mc great relief
rom t,,e pain In my back and trCu
be WITH tn, kidney secretions.
car Gay that Doan's Kidney Pills
are Ia, oa'y melisine that ever
reached my ciie."
Tie .bove E.Itemsnt WAS giv,n
in Juce 1906 and during a psrson-
al interview on DesemsYr u, 10
Mrs. Ehrnmin cid: 'We still use
Doln's Kidney Pills and ars ie, I
without than n the hbuse. All
our former 't;tcm n'' II tn IN
praise 1T = ho'i good"
Fer sa'e by ~ tea'er'. Pre-, 81
cents. Fostor-M,burn Co, Eu { 10
New York, as agen.s f,s the
UE'tel State.
Remember the I'm. Do n, -
AMI take no other.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Mrs. Jane Fenwick, Sweet Spring
q. A. Barron, Blue Lick
T. w. Phillips, Marshal !
Mrs. ID. Anderson, Marsh,ll.
/. r. Kuykenda!l, Nelson.
w. B Drinkerd, Marshil.
w j. Brown, Marsh,ll.
II. NJ Meyer, Slater
Frank Moore, Mslt1 Benl
j. NJ. Henley, Marshall
Gus Greis, Melon
T. B. Green & Soa, Mel 'on
j. M. Schwab, Arrow Rock
John join, Sweet Spr.. &
Chas. B Leeper, Beaver, 0kl1.
Chas.. w. Bel, West Plains
II. d. Kcchsmeier, HarrrCnvil e
J. NJ. Ful'serson, Prairie Or We,
Hall Wilkins, Nelson
Mrs Edn, Mcclure, Nixon
Preston NJ e. hell, Erexel, Mo
Mrs. J r. MoCully, K.ngfi her o.
Simue. Ruff, Logan, New Mex.
W. II Nj hos, Mirsh II
J. L Houston, Matt Bsnl
NJ O'Heirn, 81 tier
NJ. b. byrd, Safer
A. II. Lc.mk ii,cr, Nap.ol
c NJ. Nah, r. han, Mo.
J. W. Mo"nsiIx. NJ hall
Henry Her or'!, Gi''iam
s. G A"e Rel.iell, Nins's
Mary f.. Fletcher. MELON
s II Perkin 4, Melon
| A Staff RI, Sweet Springs
john KrlIk, Safer
a c ps.e.er S.astr
j. W. Roy. o., " + hal
L L Hu.:', L.sa;sp, NJ.
Amir o Eayo'', Marsh. II
j. q. r II, Mar hal
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

nan and usually attended services
~ long as he WA able to do SO.
Funeral .ryice3 were conducted
at his hone by Rev. Snipp and
'nterment in tn, Arrow Ro k ocme
terry - tn 81 . ~ vs. VIII
died n numSe, o We r egr.
He Is surv.v 4 ty our hid en-,
a rumber o. gr,nl ohi'dr n, great
rrrni-ah'cr and sre,t-grt1.-
grandchildren and o her relat'v, s
and trends. We extend sympathy
t. the Ire W ~
-Coumu toll.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Lostl Right Foot

Geo ID Hirrle and wife were
over from rear Mimi Wednesday
n tier ;ar. Mr. HTrris tod us OF
the rlJ mis')rtrrc TIN. bcfcll
Prize Roger Sunday night. He
and several friends wcr, r turn ng
from Mani and In crossing the
river, Mr.. Roger froze his feet
so baby TINT Il was necessary TO
amputlte the r'sh. oae 10 save his
.ife. DR.. Hall went o"e- that day
ard assisted the ,o:li physician
49, report that Mr.. Rogers will
get a'ong alright now.
Hts many .r'ends here and over
the county viii be pinned TO learn
Of the accident but wish him a
speedy recovery.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Christmas Day Mail Service

The post office will be closed on
thr'stmls lay esp. rogn 100
20 1900 o'Hlock in tie { r noo".
There WI be - .cl'v ~ Of mail
IN the city, but al o. tn, ely let
ter carriers VIII b, at their wiz
s1ws ut The p st o.f..e .u.i 4 the
'ours atovs I eel for h l., livery
.i mai. 70 al VIA call.
The rurI. carrier will &c v" th /.
routes as usui. OIL Chris IN ~ Day
L. W. VanDyks, p. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Railroad Accident

Safer hoys paid a heavy toll this
week to accidents. Brak m n Nc
...Jsi was kil;d n Kansas City
Situr1 y. II r m ins wtr I k n
10 hi Cd hom, in Wing i'li, NJ.
c'H Wool was hurt Wednesday
eysn'ny ut stc'nmstz VIII l. work
ing on the d.tched cars. Mr.. Ja-
to5s was hurt at Higbre. We W r:
unable to get thu parti u'ars 81
these accidents.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
From Kansas

BarleA, KIh Dss. ~,
Der y to-: NJ sub er p.isn
having cxprc' fw.l tike advan-
tige o. y..r J!icr n the .utest
y per 4, ~ NJ l. Wei mi feet
ing fine sln., -, election and see
r. re "a VII " g MT Il d
up .or the MN IN OF" -. KaIgas
a.sJ wen: DrIg "a = Gong . s
'Js ther. / Q. E.tstL ishIrp DIS
p,tr aba. "a e. u. .o,'r ~.
\; slil &c ore 'v,ryJa. - We.
ard prep'rSi 'JF wih.cr M w.
can't be Git.S'.cl w:thpu. the
Tapi5..-In, .yr 4 t. Always we.-
ae. WAL. 'am,i i Is RAJ -
''flI
We EIv. a.i pJOre ,royS this
year ;h;n am year s'n- We came
her.. Corn midr rom five "a
twenty lu'h"'I an k''nr :o.n
= ~ ts.t,r. Both oi my cons
are 60 lem . y ~ IA wilma
mo ."sr r psop'c a Merry Chris,
nus nri Haypy Me- Y"r
p. 8. Oh yes the lady has a dandy
tu"'h % turkr".r ~ 20 aE'' iayI W,
viii have oNr 20; Ch-i-:m,s tho !
:ont ask n nv tuE''fr1 20.
"'r,'tT's 49, " k"Hw c;cry
to1y must keep still. Huh Ha
w'-fr; you Merry Xmis I re-
main +. ". Thompson.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
$lW Reward, $lW

,.. The s.sds ss.,s Of ,I,s E.ssr ~. wiii sr 2: s,s,Ics to
that sciesce has beea able 10 care IN all lie
stages. and that n catarrh. Han's catarrh Cure
heal fraternity. cstarh being a coastituttoa.i
ai.ssse, teaaifes eeestitutioaal Treatment.
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. thereby destroying the foasdatioa
Of the disease. and giving the patient ~streaGth
ture In doing It's WORK. Tue propristors have
- much faith In its curative powers that they
Offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails 10 cure. Send for iist Of testimonials.
> Address y, J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. Tse. .,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

FOR SALE-New Gasoline Table
Lamp, costing eis.oo for $3.50. This
lamp Ii q powerful one and was
purchased for use In our office Tor
emergency purposes, but owing to
the strong vibration OF running
machinery It can not be used. The
shaking breaks the manties. Just
the thing for the family circle
table. Marshall Republican.
FOR sALE-Scholasship "A Bust
net college. Addssss BfarshS,l "a
publican.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Gil. .ISTMAS EVE
IN POVERTY ROW


'~wAs the night befois Christmas.
and all through the street
Swept the cold wintry blast and
VI the fast IA. ling siect.
No voice Of kind greeting the grim
silence broke.
From, rooftop and chimney there Issued
no smoke.
No window was red with the nre's warm
No odor Of EafIands was borne on the air.
No shop where the splendor and blaze OF
the light
shone out on tic gloom Of tina, chill win
icr's night.
There was darkness above. there was
darkness below.
on the night before Christmas In Poverty
row.
For warmth. llsht and comfort. alas. there
was not
In the sh.Iterless homes OF that desolate
gpot,
Where the storm and the wind might en-
to- ard roar
r. rough broken down window or half
fallen doOsi
no children who lived In that poor.
wreiehed place
Could you ind with a bright aud a sun
shiny face.
No s%tock'nys were hung there: no glad
neyS or mirth
Could 10 found on the eve OF the good
Saviour's birth.
M prnis were sung In that region Of woe
On tie night before Christmas In Poverty
rot.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

by jovs. ] en- SlsA 70 . you look.
ing 70 say and tsstivsi" sajl Mr..
Olds Proud. "Yeu we're eli n biack
the last time ] saw you" ~Yss," DE-
mursly replied Mrs. Brown. Who had
Just taken . second husband; S1at n
wasn't . fast blsck."-Judss.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Mwst Nave Been In Boston.
The mother OF . pnsgish littis Ia
OF seven INQUIRED what allied him.
drawing her deductions - to sons
trouble. mental O. physical. from his
heavy frown. Nothing ais me. mana
ma" said the child. slowly. what
makes you ssk met Do you think
that every time my brow 10 wrinkisl
! have somsthins on my mindf'
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Among Our Friends

The following rsnewsl or sub
i.r.bed during the past week.
Mira, R-1hs. II Ri, Stat
II, G. Clcey, Napto:.
b. St'ce, Sturgeon, No.
J. r Smith, B'ue Lick.
N. T.. Ledcm, Kantool, X Is.
j. v. Lewis, Trsn.on, v. d.
N. c, Bishop, Ianthl, M.
w, F. By, Mar.h =.
f. N. Thompson, Burden, Kas.
J. NJ. Clark, Dout' LsiniJ, ] ..
+. H.. ~Boitr.yht, NJ r hall.
T. j. Johnson, Marshall
q. 7. Stone, Blue Li.k
Mira, NJ j. Chimney, NJ r.hll
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Quite O sime,s rhlms.

Young LAAy-.what 10 tie sssrsA
Of your happy life with both your
husbands two such different meAfs
Old Lady--why. I guess I WASN'T
fussy over trihss. And then I lsk
them have their own way somstimsu.
They thought they always diA..-
Cietslaad Plain Dealer. 81
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
lsIsh. Get Eve. with M.ssslss.

Aalsht Get 4vsa with AAsssv,se.
An observer IN India has foanA 3
small ~ q TIE midss class With IL
prohoscis inserted In the abdoase a
Z mosquito. sasasst 10 sucking the
mosquitoes blood. There b comfort.
u not benefit. u this BIT q news.
Why can't We Import this midget TIE
mosquitoes would know how 4 b
themselves tAsa. psshaps.-vsrn ssA
Ftrssids.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Card o. Tha-Is

J. NJ. Walker and childr.n re
luest us to thank their friends and
es-.or .pr Ia i. Aii ne sym
PITY ar .e'p !: h | I'D nj .oi
- c.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Geo w Griffin, ct al to Jno
4 Jas Wipgf'eld lots 3, !, pit
2 block Bergman & tush
addition MARSHALL ...... ...... 1890
Eula L Gwinn to s 8 Wood
lot 8 block 10 West Slater 1925
Mary Z Campbell to c J Kue
per and w ID Townley ~
acres "a, 13-53-21 ...... ID. %. 2ioo
Jos schieszer to Edith Gibbons
irregular lot in Narthal' 81. "a 0
Louis Menegal' to Henry Cor
ker 5 acres 1898 &C.,. ...... ~
Chas A Jones TO L r Mcclure
lots 10, 70 block II Nelson 100
Phil Le'n'nyer by \ to Ernest
Harvey lot rs BIO X 3La'n-
niger add n pom ...... ..". SIC
Jas l. Bray to Aug Teg m Yer
lots Ito blk iGr NJ Pass 20
I VI Godmin to J v ra'heny
"a q. acrcs In 3-s2.2t $50
claus Boer h-r to Au-. DER
king pert lot 2 Raw add ton
Sweet S!rpys ...... ...... . ~
Louis c Egin to JR NanDyke
1890 acres in I, s, 29-i9-
10 all interest cd. ..... 3 90
Thos y Mullins to Ch1s S
Wheeler ~ arr,' in 80 $50 1900
ex VI Laugh ~ 10 Clf B
Goodwin lot IL box 3
Safer M. ...... . ..... .. ?;j
leo A. Philip ct al u VI J.
HJn..slr & Coco
i-2 acre. - 20 & 3'-j1 q $3.50
io,, Q Nor - Clt1-r'i'
Parks jot 2bl-et I sm'ths
ada M"rsI1' cecil. .
- M5~tlgr q . Co.
win 9i.i-9 ar IS 80 9 1870
Trustees FIRE. n Gu n {,
Jas d Fleming ,o.s 2, Z TX
, Mnrrh1,l ..... ... ..... .2>O
IRA O Dy to Wi,'rr Cook
icy 1925 a.r.s ~ 3-'o-j2 2, 81
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

Hia9insviIIe. Fnrmcrs
Biock) also WELLINGTON
and Lexington coal nj the
Ice Plant. Give your or
ders to the StO Jkmnn Ice
Go. 3Stf
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20
Local Market.

Marshall. Mo. N~c.ls, 1912.
Correct "eekly 3y the MARSHALL
Co.
The Marshall republican., 1912-12-20

~ STOCKINGS wen HUNG THERE"
In the 'ancy Of childhood what image 90
b.ighi
- iur trimmed 81. Nick. tho good genius
Of night.
sab his broad, ruddy face and kind. low
As br'rh, sr the Yunshire Of midsummer's
Eky:
VIA lis Jolly red cap and tho big laden
PACK.
Which he merriiy bears on his broad.
sturdy back!
Can II lie that 81. Nick has forgotten the
ioor
or the home. that are barren and drssr
- ~" ROOF
Has no sif,s Tor young cro,sas aud '..'
N tho nl.hi before Christmas In Poverty
iow7
-. g.. $50. there's a spiat-ths ipIri, Of
sleep
hat comes to tn. child who but wakens
TO Meep
Hhen In dreams he beao'ds n great tree
~ tsd At,
nd :. m It's e. soushs seems to come .
crest lisht!
~A.'n 90 voice q the Master 70 heard 10
s;,geo.
Thou sav - -. ch:'jrea 10 COLO
.. we Lu. follow his precept. . wsc,.
W. ouid all lie st. Sicss ana send we'll
WIS., presents and gifts that would sani's
And make happy The christmas In Pow
erty iow.
John fisvat
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
CANANEA MINING NEWS
(By Joseph |. Cohen)

CANANEA, Son, Mex. Sept. IT, The Cananea Consolidated Copper company is having such success with the new conyerters recently installed that 1t has decided to replace four of the horizontal conyerters with the new model The style is the Great Falls type and is fz feet in diameter with 24 tuyres The new eonverters have already been ordered and will soon be on the way here.
 Instead of the August production be ing 100000 pounds of blister cop per- it amounted to 7.350.O0O pounds This is the largest production for any month during the existence of the company. The September production promises to surpass that of August The Miami output is included in these figures. it being in the neighborhood Of one-third of the shelter production.
 The shelter of the Demoorata com. pany has again been placed in oper- alton after being down for about a week. undergoing necessary repairs. The shelter will produce about fifteen tons of matte daily when running steadily. The matte will be sold to the Cananea company
 The trouble between the Santa Ros- alia company and the R. K. Clancy has been settled, the affair being a closed incident. The company was represented by O. W. Burns of Calu- met, its secretary, who was in Can anea during the week. The company has S25.000 in the treasury and Bruns says that work will be resumed as soon as conditions permit.
 Considerable headway is being made at the Calumet and Sonora property in widening out the shaft in order to permit the operation of two instead of one skip.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08


 ton to the cities and large towns.
 Seek Local Issues
 The republicans have endeavored 10 keen local issues to the fore in the campaign. while the democrats have paid most attention to the tariff and other national questions. Governor Marshall of Indiana, Speaker Clark and a host of other noted democratic leaders who have stumped the state the past ten days have confined their remarks solely to national issues.
 Opinion differs as to the effect that the advent of the progressive party will have on the result of the election The progressives have not put state ticket in the field and this has led the old party to believe that the pro gressives as a whole will support the regular republican nominees.
 The republican candidate for gov ernor is William T. Haines of Water vile. a former attorney general of Maine. He is opposed by Governor Frederick w. Plaisted. democrat The contest for United States senator is between Edwin C. Burleigh who was a representative in congress for many years. and the present democratic senator. Obadiah Gardner, who was named last spring to succeed William P Frye.
 Maine will also elect four congress mes. In the first district, Tom Reeds old district. Asher c. Hinds, republi- can. is opposed by Michael T. O'Brien, a Portland lawyer. In the second, the district which was represented by Frye. Dingley, and Littlefeld, the re- publican candidate is William B.. Skel- ton of Lewiston, a former state bank examiner and one of the shrewdest politicians in the district. He hopes to defeat Congressman Daniel J. Gilli- cuddy. the democratic incumbent. Tn the third district Congressman Sam ueI W. Gould, democrat, is opposed by Forest Goodwin, a lawyer and former president of the state senate. In the fourth district the contest lies be tween John A Madigan and Frank E. Guernsey. republican, who is now old est in point of service Of the four Maine congressman.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
ENGLISH COMEDY Is
 ORPHEUM ATTRACTION

The Chapman Meade Stock com pany will present tonight for the first time in this city that famous English farce comedy in three acts. The Erik ton Burgerlary" q play that has been a great success both in England and the title a person might think it a melodrama, but there is nothing but high class comedy if merit The cast for this production is a select one, ey- cry member being cast to suit them. Will Chapman and Miss Beatrice Meade will have the two most import ant roles, Bert Hadley and Tom Fore man both will be seen to advantage. The advance sale is already large and our advise is to secure your seats early. Remember the Orpheum is the only first class place of amusement in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
ROBBED MAN SWEARS
 HIS WAY INIG JAIL
Loses Roll, Grows Profane and Finally Lands in Cell
 at Calaboose

George Nelson reported e NisAs Officer Brooks early last night that he had been robbed of s1S0 in the Silver King saloon on Brewery gulch. He said that the man who got his bank roll pretended to be his friend and having gained his confidence re- lieved him of his money. He gave description Of the man and the of ficers are looking for him.
 Later in the evening Nelson him self was arrested on the charge of disturbing the peace of Brewery gulcn. He grew too profanely profuse in his denunciation of the man who had robbed him and an officer took him to jail. Nelson boasted that he was from Texas and would wrestle a grizzly at catch weight.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08

of many nations had part. Prominent among the honored guests of the oc. caslon was Dr. Albert Hale of, Wash inptnn. D. C. the official representa- tive of the Pan-American union.
 The new railway opens up an i'm -sense area of valuable farming coun- try. h.t its chief end. from the view. rcint of Brazilian capitalists, is that 1t penetrates one Of the greatest wild rubber areas in the werld
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
MANY HoRscEs DIE

ANSON. Kans.. SsptT.-The mys. terious disease which killed 5000 horses in western Nebraska. appeared in Kansas today Several farmers have lost all their horses. Exami- nation showed the same results as those in the dead animals across the state line. The intestines of each horse contained millions of small worms.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
RIVALS CANAL FEAT

RIO JANElRO. Sept 7:-The Ma. deira- Mamore railway, which extends from the coast hundreds Of miles in to the Brazilian jungle and the coBr pletion of which is considered almost as remarkable a piece Of euglneerius as the building ol the Panama canal
 was formally opened today with ocfe- monies in which the fepI esenJaives
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-08
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