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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
BUSY WEEK IS AHEAD OF
 POLITICIANS BOTH PARTIES

the Lincoln Republican club Of Beth lehem. Pa
 Republicans or the Hoosier State will turn t1er eyes towards New castle. where @ thousand or more O. the party leaders arc expected to gather for the annual meeting and banquet Of the Indiana Lincoln League
 In Colorado also. the anniversary of the birth of Lincoln promises 10 be a banner day for the republican party Republican leaders of ali fac tions have been invited to meet in Denver on that day for a grand "har- mony' conference. The state commit tee will meet to discuss plans for the state convention, a conference will be held by the republican editors. and the gathering will close with a Lincoln banquet at which former Sen ator Beveridge of Indiana is to be the star speaker.
 Aside from the Lincoln day jubila- ton the chief event of the week on the republican calendar will be the state convention or Georgia republi- cans, which is to meet in Atlanta Wednesday to name delegates to the national convention at Chicago. Re- cent reports from the South give evil dence of considerable activity on the part of Roosevelt adheTents in Geor- gia and it is reported that they will make an effort to have a Roosevelt man elected chairman of the state committee. The Taft people, however, do not appear worried over the situa- ton and the general opinion is that about the best that Roosevelt follow CTS can hope for is an uninstructed delegation to Chicago. A solid Taft delegation is the prediction of the presidents friends.
 4 straw to indicate the way the wind is blowing in Oklahoma will be furnished by the state committee meeting and Lincoln banquet to be held in Guthrie Monday. James A. Harris, chairman of the state commit tee. Is the leader Of the Taft forces in Oklahoma and there is little doubt that the roundup at Guthrie will show that the president can count upon the support of the Oklahoma delegation , in his fight for rcnomination.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 10.-- Politics a-plenty IS promised for the coming week in fact, the week will be the busiest one that the politicians have experienced in a long, long time. The Lincoln Day celebrations will be a cause for unusual activity on the part of the republicans, partic- ularlv those of Oratorical ability
 President Taft will go to Newark to take part in the Lincoln Day eel ebration in that city. He will be the euest in Newark of ex-GoverncT Franklin Murphy and will be given an opportunity to meet some of the leading republicans Of New Jersey.
 Springfield, Ill.,, the home city of Abraham Lincoln, will observe his tirthday anniversary with a banquet under the auspices of the Lincoln Centennial association. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and Representative Frank B. Willis or Ohio are announced as the principal speakers.
 Secretary of the Treasury Mac Veagh will add to the gayety of the republican situation by making a speech to the republicans of Michigan with What Is a Progressiye?' as his topic. The speech will be delivered Tuesday night at the annual dinner of the Zach Chandler club at Lansing
 Another Michigan banquet al which republican oratory will be on tap will be that of the Calhoun Lincoln club at Albion. Governor osborn will be the chief figure, with Congressman J. NJ. C. Smith of Michigan, C. IT. Sloan of Nebraska and Frank w. Monden of Wyoming as the other speakers. The personnel of the speak CTS list indicates that many good words will be spoken for Theodore Roosevelt before the evening is over.
 4 Lincoln Day banquet to be given in St. Louis by the Association of Young Republicans of Missouri will have as speakers Governor Deneen of Illinois and Governor Hadley Of Missouri
 Governor Tener of Pennsylvania, ex-Governor Otter of Rhode Island, charles NJ. Schwab and Congressman Rowland of Ohio are scheduled as speakers at a banquet to be given by
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
IN BiSBEE LODGE WORLD
Synopsis Of The Weeks News Of The Orders And Societies Of The City

Many of the nobles Of the Mystic shrine are forming q caravan in Bis bee to journey across the hot sands ot The desert 10 Phoenix which will be the state Niece on the twenty second Of this month. On January 30 notice to the Nobility went forth that numerous poor sons of the desert were clamoring for the faithful to teach them the way 10 become a parl OI the caravan which will start very soon and be granted the good time and the things which the faithful
 alone enjoy and that a special dis. pensation from the Imperial Poten- tate to receive and ballot on peti
 tiOns and confer the Order of the Mystic Shrine. 4 business meeting wall be held on February 22 at 5 o'clock and all petitions must be in by o'clock. At o'clock there is Co be street parade and at s o'clock comes the general Ceremonial Session under the guidance of di- rector Parker One paragraph in the booklet that has been received in Bisbee says volumes in a few words and may be quoted From 9 o'clock D. m. and during the rest of the evening lunch will be spread in the banquet hall" Those who know the Shriners think that the idea to he conveyed was that a buffe banquet would be spread in the lunch hall On the evening of February % there will be a reception and dance given the visitors. Local Shriners are also planning to hold a dance iE this city sometime during the present month.
 
 Local Knights of Pythias are anti cipating busy times within the next few weeks. In the first place a spe
 cial dispensation has been granted to the Bisbee Knights and this win mean great influx of members. There are many desirable members who had heard it intimated that a dispensation was to be asked and had waited until this time to take ad
 vantage oi it. There will be mem bership elections, limitations and de- gree work from now on until the dis
 penSation ends ana even afterward
 Besides the fact of the dispensadiOn there is an added reason to join the k P. ct this time, for in April there will be a session of the D. O. K. K
 held m this city for the purpose Oi installing here a chapter of that sub sidiary branch of the Knights oi Pythias This is going to mean q great gathering of higher uD" Knights and also of just ordinary Knights tiI there are any such individuals) in this city for the occasion. From all parts of Arizona will come members of the D. O. K. K and from many different sections of the new state and from Cananea and other north eTn Sonora points there will be many noyitiates It is expected that class of more than 100 will be initiated into the D. O. K. K. on this oc. casion For those who are not in formed on the subject it may be stated that what the shrine is to Masonry that the D. o. k. k. is to the Knights of Pythias. But good times for the Knights and for the Pythian Sister do not lie so fer away as April Al the last meet
 ing, m connection with other an
 nouncemeuts it was stated that on the evening of February 20 there would be held at Pythian Castle; jointly by the Knights and the Py
 thian Sisters a dance and banquet in addition 10 which there is being pre-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
Y. M. C. 4. MEETING

WlNCNA. Minn, Feb IJ-Repre- sentatives of the br1 nches O. the Young Mems Christian association in Minnesota met here today for the an- nual state convention. The sessions will continue the next three days, crOsig Sunday with special church services in the morning and a fare well mass meeting in the afternoon. The convention will have as a general theme, The Men and Religion For ward Movement" around which most Of the speakers have been instructed to make their remarks Prominent among those who are to deliver ad- dresses are President H. Churchill Alng O. Oberlin College, Rev. James F. Freeman, D. D., of Minneapolis. President Ozora s. Davis of Chicago Theological Seminary, Clarence B. Willis of Milwaukee. Dr. George J. Fisher of New York, and A. G. Knebe of St. Louis. international secretary of the Railroad Y. M. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
CONVENTION POLISH PRIESTS

DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 1O.-A con vention of Polish priests said to be the first gathering Of it's kind ever held in the United States, assembled in this city today with delegates in attendance from many parts of the country. The convention Is to discuss concerted action along various lines that will result in benefit to the Polish Catholics of America. Promin- ent among the participants is Bishop Rhode of Chicago, the first Polish Catholic bishop in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

On the democratic side. the most interesting news of the week probably will be furnished by Governor Wood row Wilson, who will make hurried trip to Chicago to deliver one or two addresses on Lincoln day and to con fer with some of the prominent demo- crats in he west. Also of interest will be the democratic presidential primary in St. Louis to select 2l6 delegates to the Democratic State convention at Joplin. The Joplin con veDtion will determine whether for mer Governor Joseph w. Folk or Speaker Champ Clark shall have the Missouri indorsement for president.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

be expected tO De announced by next Sunday in tine Lodge Column. The plans Of he two orders are to make this affair an important event.
 Last night there was special meeting Of Bishee Lodge No. 67l B. F. O E. for the purposes of initia- ton. There were ten noNitiates that had not yet been inducted into ElE- dom and of these more than half a Gozen were on hand Co take the oA- lgauOns imposed by tho order Fol lowing the moetiue and the iDitia- tions there was veal roast served 10 ms mreIs new and old. it WAS suggested rbat iu rH. old days when horse-uay prr.s led af mutation the Ell calves vCuIs have furnished the veal and v0Il4 certainly have been well oes,.d. but those days have passed and ,ao Efta inhalation uo" contains nothing % iatrgct flum tue sOieuurv ol Tho car. monies and tle obligation f'rerar-i. ions are saiu ob actively ar se Nusniug,on B.rt.- dsN dance Ih win be moi only 8 socisl function a-r Hill tend % ai Q emphasize the ialc1 oieDee ut the oF- dc, ln thaf th. proceeds will @ doc mated Go -uu o csts1lsh a ehi. i- ren's playground in tnis city, ll s understood rua' liberal oonuhu- non has been offered ly a gentleman in New York provided the city raises an equal amount and the sum that will be contributed by 671 will make q fine nest egg for such a fund ln- terest locally m the state reunion HfaH, fn La i'm month IS on the increase. Each day other local members express the .7t- tention or attending and the matter of Bisbee joining in the proposed state organization IS expected to be brought uD either at the meeting on February 20 or at the time of the 1I- nual election on March-1.
 Delegates from Bisbee left yesteT- day for Prescott 70 attend the ses- sion Of Masons and Order of Eastern Star which is 10 be held this weeS at Prescott. The journey from this city to Prescott IS a long one in hours even if Tot in distance and re quires numerous changes. This kent many who would otherwise have at- tended the reunion and state grand lodge convention at home and only the delegates made the journey. The Masons who went were Dr. N C. Hiedsoe. Dr. C. A. Bridge, H. NJ Woods and George W. Stewart. The Eastern Star delegates are Mrs Dovie F. Thomas, assistant grand cOnduc- tress and Annie Le Roy. worthy ma tron Great preparations have been made at the Mile High City and the visitors are certain 10 nave an en- joylDle time.
 Next Friday night the Loyal Order of Moose will hold installation of of ticers IS well as initiation and as the evening will be long one proceedings will begin at 7.3O. Following the meeting. according to announcement. all will adjourn 10 the new home. At the meeting last Friday night there was 9 large class initiated and next meeting the class to be lnducted will be an even larger one The member ship contest is progressing famously, the growth of the order Is remark able, and interest in this dinner match where members are the points is growing steadily.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
BLAMED A GOOD WORKER.

"l blamed my heart for severe dis tress in my left side for two years,
 writes W. Evans. Danville, Va. but ] know now it was indigestion. as Dr. Kings New Life Pills completely cured me" Best for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. constipation. headache or debility. S5c st all drug gists. 3i6.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

5. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS. Win
 slows strain. Stock from Lester Tompiins Eggs S2.OO and S3-50 per 15. L. +. Hawes, Warren,
 Ariz. 40
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

rooms for rent. Steam
 heat and running water in each
 room The Golden. Main St. 476
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11

pared a special program which may be expected to be announced by next Sunday in tine Lodge Column. The plans of he two orders are to make this affair an important event.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
Richard &. Sloan

The state bar association in ad"rt-
ing resolution urging upon th=
United States senate the early con
firmation OF the appointment of IN"
Hon Richard + Sloan. alike honored
itself and paid a deserved tributa Ia
Arizona's distinguished jurist II IL
"a greater tribute 10 Judge Sloan that
the resolution was supported 10y the
members of the association. regard
less of their party affiliations.
With an interim of ten years. Judge
Sloan sat on the supreme bench II
Arizona for twenty-five years and no
ADLER magistrate ever served the peo-
pie of the territory There was none
whose opinions were received less
Questioningly.
For years it had been assumed that
on the admission of the territory 10
statehood. Judge Sloan would be
come federal judge for this district
and his fitness for that high place
was recognized by lawyer and lay
man alike. 1t was inevitable thar a
mdge in the course of SO long service
should make enemies and Judge Sloan
could not avoid the inevitable. But
whatever the personal opposition 10
his appointment there might have
been. it could not have taken con-
crete form but for the political opp
sition which later developed.
That opposition is 50 ridiculous
that in the judgment Of The Repuh-
Iican. the senate which is used to
discussing serious matters only, will
quickly dismiss it, II is based, not
on the record that Judge Sloan has
made. but upon the record that it IS
feared he may make Ii is more re-
motely based upon his courageous
action in warning the people "f All
IONA that the constitution they wer"
about to adopt would put statehood
in peril and for many months. NE
must all admit, the peril was great
and imminent.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Thomas f. Bonner To John Bonner
deed To SEA NEl4 and NEA SCI
Section -. y. W.
William r. Seymour and wife To
W. II. Foreman. deed to AZ acres SE14
Section %. , y , T.
Jcrrold =. Walton ana wife to T.
\ Spaulding. deed 10 undivided a
interest NJ NEA Section -. , n
r., except w. l. feet
Agnes \ Harms and husband To
W. G. Daniel and wife, deed to lot
Is, block 4&. Capitol Addition
W. II. Taylor and wife to Flower
Pot Cattle Co. deed To- SW4 NEIt
Section %, ! :. > W
Walter Is. Lewis To- Fannie e. Lewis.
deed To NEl4 SCI Section Is. :.
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Carrie L. Christy to Edward Haust-
gen, deed to lots . ANA &. block l.
ChriSty Acres
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
CUBAN AFFAIRS ARE MORE COMPLICATED THAN
EVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF THE ISLAND

decision and denouncinG the admins
tratiOn for acting in bad faith in not
making a clean sweep OF all the de-
rartmcnts of government when IN,
made. instead of complicating mat
made, in stead of complicating mat
tcrs bv annulling the civil service
law, which was not asked for by the
veterans
General Nuncz, the president of tn,
Veterans association. declares that
the campaign Will be kept up and
that il the veterans cannot enforce
IN" dismissal of all the traitors ami
Guerrillas they will devote themselves
to the liberalization" of the govern
mcnt ana the Contamination. of the
country. This latter feature calls for
the distribution Of all public lands,
among Cubans 50 that the present
rapid passing of land into the hands
of foreigners may be checked anD
tho imposition of increased taxation
on foreign corporations
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Senator DiXon's challenge "a
President Taft to consent to presi-
Dental preference primaries in the
various states is about the cheapest
bit OF elcctioneering that has been
promulgated recently. Senator Dixon
Of course. knows hatswhatever Presi-
dent Taft might do in this matter II
would have no effect one way or the
other. Methods OF selecting delegates
are provided for by the national com
mittees under regularly constituted
statutes and it is not of record that
even the president of the United
States has the authority to annul
these, or any other, statutes. Senator
Dixon will have to show more IN
telligence than he has yet shown -
he gets anywhere with his manage
ment of the progressive campaign.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Ormsby McHarg. former assistant
secretary of the interior department.
was compelled To resign his job be-
cause he rather broadly minated
that. since Col Roosevelt had retired
from the presidency, it was up to him
to attend to his own business ana
quit meddling with the affairs Of the
Taft administration. Now. McHarg
has been employed by the manager
of the progressive movement to line
ND southern delegates for the colonel
That McHarg has been employed IN
this capacity is not material, but il
would be interesting to know the
source Of the forgiveness that made
his employment possible.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

The Republican holds Il somewhat
different view. Ii knows that its own
readers. and il preSumes the same
thing is true of the readers of other
papers. know enough To know what
they want to read This paper, fur
thermore believes they do not need
any advice on that line from our
widely read and faultlessly educated
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Woodrow Wilson says he will have
the support of two of the four dele
gates at large recently chosen in Kan
sas. Since the Kansas convention
was absolutely dominated by 1he
Clark men and since the delegates
at large were instructed to vote for
Clark as long as there is a chance
for his nomination. the basis of the
Honorable Woodrow's claims is not
strikingly apparent. 10 say the least
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Don't forget that the man who runs
away with his brothers wife, shoots
an unoffending neighbor. or blows up
building with dynamite is not 4
criminal. He has simply made a
mistake" You have no right to de-
mand that he be punished. Put nm
on the honor rolf and give him Il
chance-to do the same thing over
again.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

Our more or less distinguished gov
ernor and the attorney general are ut
skies and sevens on the legal status
of the tenure of office proposition.
Billiard says three years and Hunt
says one year. How sad il is when
gentlemen who board at the same pie
counter do not dwell together in
peace and harmony.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
q lfilIIarian-

Il wish / could find ont who wrote
this anonymous letter" said Senator
Sorghum, as lie paused ia the work
of going through his correspondence
Has it annoyed YOU
NO. but the fellow has some
mighty snappy ideas in invective. I'd
like to get him to write few cam
paisn speeches for me. '-Washington
Star.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

The management of the progressive
campaign complains that President
Taft did nothing to help pass the
Massachusetts primary law but
when did il become the duty of the
president to interfere in state leSiS-
lation?
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
And That One Hers.

Mr. Sappleigh with magazine
Here's writer who says we have
two brains. / wonder if it is 50?
Miss Keen-WelI, between YOU and
me. Mr.. Sappleigh. | think we have
only one.-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
She Would See to That.

Mother really think you'd he
happier if YOU married man who
had less money
Daughter-DOn't worry. mother; he
will have less in very short time
New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
SC|SSORED WIT
Sorry He Asked,

Mate-When he fired the pistol at
You. what did you do, captain?
Captain moved to one side and
the bullet sped harmiessly by and
buried itself i'm the thick part OF the
mates hcad-Punch.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
Not Future, But Past.

Fortune Teller-You wish to know
something about your future hus-
band?
Customer-NO. / don't | want to
know about the past of my present
usband-Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
WhY7

Il want to tell YOU 4 story that |
heard the other day. Maybe it's old
to you, but"
why do you say maybe Chi
cagO Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
M METALS.

NEW YORK. March l9-Standard
copper WAS firm; spot ana futures.
Sl422le to Sl4.50. Arrivals. l40 tons:
exports MS month. I4.0l5 tons.
Lead firmcr at $500 To- xi.l0
,Thc following report of the Boston
copper market is furnished exclusive
ly for The Republican by Logan X
BRYAN I.OS ApgclcS)
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

As reported by the Arizona An
stract & Title co. IA West
Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20

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Ink. Arizona, as mail matter of the
second class.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
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STOCKS.

Amalgamatcd. 743s; Smelling, 767s;
Atchison, 1861; St Paul. 1851 New
Yor Central. ll24; Pennsylvania,
1895; Reading. 1858; Steel. 66as: do
pfd.. l12la.
Silver 5SIac
Arizona republican., 1912-03-20
Finances and Markets
I associated Press Dispatch

NEW YORK. March l9.-Prices of
stocks tended higher today although
the almost uninterrupted advance of the
past fortnight found a reflection in
reduced demand, both from specula-
tive and investment sources. Long
uncertainty over Industrial conditions
abroad and at home are beginning TO
attract attention. Partial confirmation
of another advnce in the price Of cop
per metals cOnduced To increased
strength of all copper stocks Amalga-
mated making a new high record for
the movement BY far the greater part
of the days transactions were con
Quoted in the early part OF the trad
ings. Final dealings were i'm moderate
volume. though changes generally
were unimportant. ali standard issues.
except Steel, registering small gains
American influence in European bank
ing affairs was shown in the sale of
three million bonds To the BaVarian
government for two months time
Gold To the amount % 5000. 600 was
withdrawn for shipment to South
America. maing i total for the move
ment 50 fan of $l.6jO.00o
Bonds were irregular Total sales.
par value were S2.450.000 Panama
coupon Ihrecs advanced an eighth on
call