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Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-10-19

5ss-Get your shingles from the Mason
Lumber Co. adv.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1912-10-19

GEORGE FISCHIER
ADVERTISEMENT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-05

Lear ard Building Association.
Daes parable THURSDAY. Frfdzr and
set1r6sF. Fines assessed /. pasd At.
ter 2 o-clock ,.
J. .. Ecker, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-05
INTERESTED

Quite So
then you re sure to like these
grey worsted trousers with
neat stripes at $500 to $500.
Countless patterns for you
to choose from.
Perhaps you re more inter
ested in Shirts.
Well satisfy your whims in
that line, too.
Whether you want the soft
cuffs or the other kind En-
ery's have the reputation. 81
to $3.50.
Thinking Of a HAITI
Think Ewers- Mccarthy Co.
Most men think Of that hat
when they once get one OIL
their mind. $500.
We're interested in you be-
cause you ought to be interest
ed in us.
ENERs MsCApTHYCQ
412 MAIN ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
CAUGHT ON THE FLY

Wu Ting Fang says there are 40O.- OOO,000.00O democrats in China. Buy they are not in a position to do eiJh- CT Wilson or Harmon any good.
 A man at Perry Mich, has been found guilty of stealing a poiecat There are times when circumstantial evidence cannot be refuted.
 A nifty present for a friend this year is a nice fresh egg
 A Georgia negro was hanged in the opera house 1t would seem as though the burnt cork minstrels are running an awful chance in that locality.
 Abdul Hamid has been taken back to Constantinople to die. Constanti- nople. by the way, is one of the Jest known places in which to die.
 A man can get a haircut in London for S cents, but London barbers do not throw in as much cony ersau0n as do the American barbers.
 Kipling gets a dollar word for all that he writes. This is a good thing all around for he doesn't have to write much.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
soME HOUSEHOLD INFELIcIrlEs

"Oh thunder? Why did you let the driver set that case of beer right up against the furnace2"
 There you go again trying to pull those tacks with a pair of shears and still women want to vote"
 Henry on the level, if you dump those pipe ashes in my cut glass jelly bOwl again, I'll go home to mother"
 Who in ??~?, Who left that work basket full of needles on the stairs for me to ctep in with my bare feet?'
 "Oh, sure You can stand and talk into that telephone all day while holler my head of trying to find out where you put my pearl shirt studs. Ain't l Of no consequence at all. around here2
 Take it from me. Percival, 1T you don't stop coming home every even in- smelling Of pickled herring and book beer. there's going to be a di yOrce in this family"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
THIS DATE IN HISTORY"
 MARCH %

I772-Baron Emanuel SwedenbOrss founder Of the sect og Sweden borgiaus died in London Born in Stockholm in l6SS. IS13-Dr. Johu Andrews, Provost ot tha University of Pennsylvan- ia died in Philadelphia. Born in Maryland, April f, l7+6. IS55-The United States Bank was newly incorporated by the state Of Pennsylvania lS4S-John Jacob Astor, founder Ci the Astor family in America. died in New York. Born in Waldorf, Germany, July Y 1736.
 1SJ4-Republica party Of Minnesota formed at a couy ntion held at St. Anthony.
 1SG6-Gen. Winfield Scott, who com manded the American forces in the Mexican war. died at West Point Born near Petersburg, Va, June 13s 17S6. 1s73-The Royal North-West Mount ed Police force organized. I9lI-The tercentenary of the Auth orized Version of the Holy Bible was celebrated in Lon. don.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
eRETNA GREEN RECORDS

LONDON. March 29:-Many cele, brated romances that occurred during the reigns of the three Georges and William ". and in the early Victor. ian era, were recalled by the sale at Sotheby's today of the original cer- ttficates Of marriages at Grditna Green The lot embraced more than one thousand runaway match certih- cates, upon some of which appeared the names of men and women of wide celebrity.
 Gretna was the nearest and most accessible point in Scotland from the sister kingdom. and in its neighDor- hood fugitive marriages were long contracted. The practice is said to have been begun by a tobacconisi named John Paisley. who lived to great age. and died in 1874. The eenctal .sssembly. z inl 1S2es vainiy ats tempted to suppress the system Of Gretna Green marriage, but an act passed in 1856 made such marriages illegal after that year, unless one of the persons married stad lived in Scotland 2l days.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30

ing for the New York disaster Of Tuesday. says that iu many instances the Roosevelt workers were driven away from the polls. That is a fact
 which could have been accomplished only by numerical superiority. It was a violent, but plain expression of a majority. Let the people rule. In these parlous times it doesn't make so much difference how they rule. 1t is only
 essential that majority of :hem rule It is the accepted belief of the direct
 legislatiouists that the minority had
 TO rights worth ptotecting If the
 minority mad been permitted to ex- press their preference for Mr. Roose- welt, still. the result would have been the same. A great waste of time, bal lots. poll sheets and other accessories Of the primaries was avoided. we understand, according to the Tribune
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30

HARBINoERS The ashpile looms up in the yard win
 true majestic grace Tomato cans are now revealed and 1t.
 ter up the place. The sinks waste pipes thawed out
 again.
 We have the plumbers bill The kitchen floor leaks as of ycre
 gentle purling Till The front yard is bald headed and the
 back yard is a sight. No longer do we cover the geraniums
 at night Grandpa has shifted underwear and
 donned the lighter kind He's ne'er made a mistake in this, that We can call to mind Augustus has been measured for his
 seven dollar suit And Willie's got a boil upon his nose
 that is a beaut. The yearly cataleg ~ seeds has been
 left at the door And fathers making garden in his
 mind just as of yore. The atmosphere of home is favored
 with your onions, and Grandpa has had his hair cut and
 is lookin' simply grand Therell soon be floating on the breeze
 the emblem O. book beer And it seems almost certain r~T TO-
 mantle spring is here.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30

GNnO hNoW EhS .'Wf16H 6HE Where, oh where. IS the old grandma Who used to love and sit Around the fireside all day long And knit and knit and knit? Where, oh where. is the good old man Who used to light his pipe With coal of fire from the kitchen
 stove
 Of the old cast-iron type? Where, oh where, are the good old
 songs
 Our mothers used to sing? Where, oh where is the sulpher dope She gave us in the spring? Where are the good old pumpkin pies And the games we used to play, old Spat-em-out," 'Postofice. too Hunt Cole" and "Pull-away?" Where is the trunk strap father had Saved Up out in the shed? Where is the good old scTubbing brush That ma used on our head? Where is the good old kitchen pump That froze up every night? Where is the good old huskin' bee That was our chief delight? Where are the joys that once we|
 knew.
 Joys of a day so rare? Where are the years that have flown
 so fast?
 And echo answers: "Where?"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
sostorian Learn. some,hinq.

The folly of interfering with a newsboy was illustrated on Hanover street. A well-dressed man took to task a newsboy who was crying a fake extra and read the riot act 10 hin Tn fine style. The boy said noth- ing. but when the man started to run for North Station car he raised the cry of Stop thief" which was at once taken up by several Of his com panions, and in a moment an angry crowd was at the heels of the luckless one. who was forced to take a trip 10 the station house before the matter vas cleared up.-Boston Journal,
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
DISCUSS LIVE TOPICS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March. 29:- The first session of the sixteenth an nual meeting of the American Aca. demy of Political and Social Science began here today. This years meet ing is devoted 10 the discussion of the initiative and referendum and other topics of live importance, and more than the usual number of distinguish ed Americans will make addresses at the several sessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Creighton Works Trick

Learning that a trunk full Of opi- um was in shipment in a trunk, GUS toms officer Il. Nj. Creighton of No gales opened the trunk and took out 94 Of the 95 cans it contained. Then he telegraphed the San Francisco authorities who arrested the Chinese to whom it was consigned when he called for the trunk with the remain ing one can of evidence. The Chinese was fined S10O0, which was paid.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Downfall of Nerire.

It was December 28, 1905. that Ven ice. the Queen of the Adrlatic." was robbed of the crown that she had proudly worn for more than 1900 years. By the terms of the treaty of PresbUrg, az dictated by that creator and destroyer Of kings and kingdoms, Napoleon the Great, the ancient re- public was annexed 10 Italy, and the glory of the city of the Doges was no more.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
TO LEAVE BANK

R. L. Hawes. who has been cashier of the Mercantile bank here for some time, is to be succeeded by Charles Montague upon the latter's arrival in this city from San Antonio. which will be in the near future. Mir. Hawes is we'll liked in Cananea and his many friends are sorry to see him out of the bank. He will probably enter the employ of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30

Word from the south is to the ef. feet that another bandit band has been organized, the leader being one Julian Lares, known as "El Tutti. lie has been operating for the past week in the vicinity of Aconchi. a town in the Sonora river valley, be low Arizpe, On Monday 60 soldiers and rurales were sent south from Ba. viacOra to disperse them or give them battle The bandits are supposed to be in the Tizando mountains. to which point the government troops have gone.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Too Many cantaoupes

While in Tucson recently Ben son rancher expressed the fear tha. there would be more melons grown at Benson this year than caE be marketed. He expects an over sup ply, stating that there had been 9n ample rainfall and seven inches oI snow and that an early stat has been taken in all vegetation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Pays With Nugget

County recorder Colwell of Yavapai this week received a mine location for filing and with it was a nugget found to be worth sl.50 sent for pay ment with the request that if the nugget were not legal tender the re- corder file the paper and hold the little chunk Of gold for redemption
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
DrilIinu In Verde

More activity is reported from the Verde Valley in oil drilling Another rig was put up this week and still another is reported as on the way. The greatest depth thus far attained is 800 feet. following a ten days shut down owing to a breakdown Of ma chineTy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
STILL IN JAIL

The six foreigners who were ar rested about a month ago. are still in jail here. Two are accused of rob bing a saloon in Auga Prieta, while the others are d part of the band who were arrested for killing a COW near Fronteras. The cases are still in the courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
AIleoes Hor.e Thieves Captured

Two alleged horse thieves, wanted at Phoenix. were rounded up on We'd nesday at Ariyaca Canyon near Hay den Two others wanted at Pres colt were arrested near New River. Their depredations are reported to have been quite extensive.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
ROOSEVELT, THE SPORTSMAN.

THE SPORTSMAN.
 The spirit ID which Colonel Roose. welt is accepting his daily reverses. his excruciating shrieks when the knife is driven into him. all show d lack or sportsmanship-a bad loser. And, his strongest hold upon the coun. try was his reconsideration he ac. quired it, we cannot conceiye-as a sportsman and fighter.
 Under the pretense that the call of the people had made him reluctant candidate for the presidency. he en- gaged in an undignifed. now a hope less scramble for the republican nomi- nation for the presidency. The cir cumstances Of his entry were not to his credit They indicated that his avowal of his candidacy was the de- nouement of a program which many began to suspect on his return from Africa. The aloofness with which he held himself from Taft at a time when there had been no cause for a break, was now explained. Light vas thrown upon the conspiracy against La Fol lette who had been encouraged 10 as sume the role of stalking horse.
 In due time came the imaginary call which no one but the colonel and the conspirators heard. Six governors representing themselves and not pre- tending to express the will of their constituents in pursuance of the con, spiracy, formally asked him to be- come a candidate They were in- formed that an answer would be short ly given. They knew what the answer would be and they knew that the colonel knew that they knew The answer was not to resolve their doubts for they had none. it was to be a pub lie and spectacular, a Rooseveltian proclamation.
 There was no call from the people and there had been no opportunity for the issuance of a call. There was no conceivable reason why the colonel should be dragged from the secldsion Of the Outlook editorial rooms or the peaceful precincts of oyster Bay. The principles which NIT. Roosevelt at the eleventh hour avowed had long before had an able champion in La Toilette who. as events have so far disclosed, | is a stronger man. In the only contest between them the latter has won handily and it may be believed that he will win in every other contest in which the progressives only partici. pate.
 We have no faith in the sincerity Of Mir. Roosevelt. but al some time every man, however, dishonest, is sim cere as to some one thing. We have no doubt that Mir Roosevelt entered upon this contest in the fixed belief that he was the idol of the people and we think that he is yet so obsessed with this notion, that he conceives : that the people are prevented only by fraud from engaging in the expected idolatry His disgraoeful rout in New York, his overthrow in Indiana, in Colorado, in North Dakota and in scores of congressional districts, all nave been accomplished by fraud and Irregularities.
 Unfaithful priests have been bribed io let the fires on his altsrs go out and the corrupt and the ungodly are going about, demolishing his temples. Thus the country IS treated to the spectacle of a man called by the peO- ple" fur;ously raging over the land urging the people to stand by hia, and. in this undigRihed, fashior, begging and imploring them to seat him in the most dIgnified post in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30

In Tucson it is reported that Charles w. Clarke of the United Verde Copper Company has purchas- ed from S w Gundaaker. who form erly operated in the Swishelms in this county. the Papago Cbief pro perty consisting of eight claims about sixty miles south of Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Holds EalIinn Miner

At Miami a mueker caught Sam JI- rovich as the latter was falling into an ore shoot. He saw Juroyich -op- bling and caught him as he enterco the shoot but the weight proved toU much for the mucker and he was forced to let go. Jurovich died an hour later at the Miami hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Will Draw For Lona Term

That the senators from Arizona and New Mexico will draw for the long term is the statement of the Republi- can. That Taper states that there are two five years, one two years and one one year term. A drawing of lots is to follow so that each state will have a five years and a short term senator, says this statement
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Tucson's Crooked Streets

The Citizen, of Tucson. says that the city authorities have given up the ed streets. To do this, it is claimed, would require a complete rebuilding of the fronts of certain sections ana the expense of the project is reported as too great to warrant it's under taking
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Chooses Wrong Route

Chris Dillman is in the Phoenix jail on a burglary charge. Sometime since. he and his wife agreed to live apart but he went 10 her home to secure an interview and entered the house through a window instead of through the door The burglary charge followed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Meets Stranae Ankle

Although the wheels of a heavy hack passed over his neck. Joe Finn of phnenix s.-:eeec3 a ssiTained ankle. In lodging a buggy he was run down by the hack. the rear wheel of whicn passed over his neck. From this ne suffered no injury but the fall result ed in badly sprained ankle.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
CANANEA NEWS
 NOTES
Joseph T. Cohn)

(lOSepn ?. Opnn)
 CANANEA, Sonora Mexico. March 295-Thirty soldiers have gone 10 Au2a Prieta from Cananea, and will act as a part Of the garrison at the border town in the future The com mand took with them two machine guns which will te installed al places Of vantage in that town in case the rebels ever make an attempt to take that port (.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Arizona News
 BreUifies
Hope to Save WhippIe

Prescott folk are encouraged over the report which they have received that the committee on military affairs of the senate frowns upon the plan proposed by the war department to abolish certain forts among which Is included Fort Whipple.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
Faces Serious Charge

T. C.. Norris. an attorney. is fac ing charges in Prescott that may lead to his disbaTment Norris is accused of bribery and perjury, conduct unbe coming a member Of the Arizona bar
 Repcrt Claims Purchased
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
NEBRASKA TEACHERS MEETING

FREMONT. Neb.. March Z9:-The East Central Nebraska Teachers as sOciation is holding it's annual meet ing in this city, with a large and rep resentative attendance of teachers from each of the counties embraced in the association The program ex- tends over two days and provides for addrs sses by several educators, of wide prominence.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30

An unidentified man made a spec tacular leap to death yesterday from the Manhattan bridge into the East River in New York City.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
ROYAL HEATER

The Serpentine dance by Miss Marie Kaufman tonight only.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
LET THE

LET THE PEOPLE RULE.
 The Los Angeles Tribune. account.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-30
W.THE. .SPVR.la9 2
 l OE.THE;MOMENT by Roy k. Moulton. q
ECHO ANSWERS "WHERE"
HARBINoERs

tcopyrlrht lsn. c. N. Mather.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
TOBACCO MEN TO
meet TOMORROW
FOURTEEN STATEN WILL BE NE~
PRESENTED AT TOBACCO
ASSOCIATION OF q. 5.

representatives from fourtse1
States are expected to be present At
tn Hotel Cham berlain- Old Point
Comfort, tomorrow morning, when
President r M, Carrfngton. Of Rich
mond. calls the twelfth annual oon-
vention OF the Tobacco Associations
of the United states to order.
The Richmond delegation. probably
forty strong. will leave on an early
train Wednesday morning though
the local committee which has to
matter OF the comfort and convsn-
fence Of the delegates in charge. win
60 down to Old Point today. The
prospects are for an attendance OF
two hundred members and this num-
her may be exceeded.
Meetings will be held "Wednesday
morning. afternoon and evening In
the assembly room Of the Chamber.
lain and also Thursday morning.
Thursday Afternoon, on a specially
chartered steamer, the association will
take a trip out to the Cages and
will hold It fnsj sessions aboard the
boat Tho formal program of the
sessions has not been given out and
will not be announced until the COM
vstion Is called to order "wednesday
morning.
Richmond msmabsrs are looking for.
ward with great pleasure to the oOn~
veution. which II expected to BE- the
best attended and most fruitful In
tn history OF the association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
'|NFEL|C|T0US,"
SAYS GOv. MANN
ExF6TTTVE THINKS BRYAN ACT
FD UNWTSELY IN PRESENT
ING RYAN-BEI4MONT
RESOLUTION.

Duties of his Office called Govern nor
Mann away from the convention yes
terday. and he was heartily welcomed
by Secretary Owen, who mas been
holding the reiHs Of government a
full week
II do not endorse everything the
MI Bryan did at the convention"
said the governor. His action In
reference to the Ryan and Belmont
resolution was not felicitous. 1t
should never have occurred. | Was
on my way to the platform to pro-
test against Mr.. Bryan's reflections
and references to Virginia. when Con-
gresham Flood beat me to It,
u do not think Bryan will be the
nominee, but no matter who Ia nomi-
mated / shall support that nominee
as it is the duty OF every delegate
and in fact every good Democrat. TO
do.
The governor was very much pleas
ed at the conduct Of Congressman
Flood. and expressed the hope that
he would receive the nomination for
the vice-presideney.
This resolution Of Bryans placed
all of us In an awkward position"
said the governor. 1T was adroityQ
drawn, and we had to vote for 1t to
avoid the Implication that we might
be suspected OF wishing the Demo-
cratic party to align with the money
powers"
Despite the great interest in the
work OF the convention. the governor
said that many people were leaving
Baltimore when he came away.
Those who had no real business,
tho whoopers-up." said the governor.
were disappearing. There were pro-
badly several reasons for this. The
strain must have been almost unbear-
able upon them, and the financial sit
nation was becoming serious one
with many of them"
Governor Mann would not name his
preference for the nomination, but
thu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
CLYDE SAUNDERS
FALLS INTO JOB
TAKES UP THE WHITE MAN S
BURDEN VIXEN GOVERNOR
MANN LEFT OFF.

After being IL Baltimore ono sond
week in restless inactivity, clyde W.
Saunders. known here aa the 3ittlo
boss" viii have the opportunity, or
at least did have the opportunity yes
terday. uf doing some voting. and
when the returns all come IN, rley VIII
probably show that "Clyde" made a
few remarks on thu situation
The fates that placed Mr.. Saunders
In this position were embraced in tho
move which Governor Mann made
when he took the train for home.
When the governor lefr Che city Of
Baltimore, be left air. Saunders 10 rep
resent hin. Not really to represent
him either for Mr. Saunders was
duly elected alternate, and with one
- the regulars away he fell into the
seat vacared. ard had the right 70
do anything that a tuh-nedgod dele
gar" es}n1d DO. '"'
The little bosa'' has been delegate
70 many conventions. and viii prob
ably be delegate to many more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
Commonwealth of Virginia
Department of the State Corporation Commission.
Cry OF RICHMOND, Path day of June, l9i

Cry RICHMOND oath day Of June, 1912,
following corporations failed for successive years TO
registration due by such several corporations
after having been duly the 1910 and 1911
continued for 90 days after the expiration OF
OF OF the Com
Virginia the charters such domestic corporations ana
the certificates authority Virginia OF such foreign
corporations revoked and nnud and the fact OF such evoca
non and annulmen by the State Corporation Commission hereby
published week for four consecutive weeks IN
daily newspaper published in the City OF Richmond Virginia