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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
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Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
FRIES for Tanned Faces.

WI. WIN the object of encouraging the
- VI Cne Farnham grammar school
apenu their recent holiday in the
O . air as much as possible the Rev
NIL, .'iestiey, the head-master, offered
p s to the boy who returned tn
nun,1 ' WIN the brownest face. On the
isr pnS reassembling for the summer
most - were picked out as being the
h.t ;, AIMED and it was announced
II me me judges had awarded the prize
Il !. the captain Of the school.
r. a. ~ Understood that Foster declines
Of hi. se TO the other boys the secret
Gloho preparation, if any.-London
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27

With its coming as a commercial
product we shall see the gas engine
III future tramps, and with the advent
OF the first passenger liner its univer-
sal adoption on transatlantic passen-
ger steamers will be assured. Whetb-
er the steamer will be made smaller
or not is hard to say, but probably on
account of the greater steadiness and
the lesser influence of waves the YES.
sells will continue to grow
One hundred thousand horsepower
can De installed in the space ano on
the weight of $4,000 horsepower Of
s. cam as put on a modern liner. The
consumption Of crude oil will be about
Ioo tons per day for such power
Engineering Magazine.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
GROOM, JAGGED BY
RIVAL, WEEDS GIRL.

ing to his tales Of the plains and how
he met Miss Olmstead
When McAllister awoke the next
day, sober and resentful toward the
rejected sutton who led him astray
ne found his sweetheart missing. He
went to the house and the door was
slammed in his face, and, after the
deacon had delivered lecture n the
evils OF strong drink, he was given to
understand that he could never marry
his daughter
Inc news soon spread over the town
ana the people took sides on the ques.
tlon, McAllister receiving a good deal
OF sympathy from a large majority of
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
The Business Instinct.

A party OF tourists were visiting the
ancient landmarks of England. accord
Ing to a. writer in the New Orleans
Ilmes-Democrat, and their guide was
supplying them with valuable historic
facts
rms tower" he remarked, goes
PACK to William the Conqueror.
why, what's the matter?" INQUIRED
one OF iiis listeners. Isn't it satisfac-
tory?"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
GAS ENGINE FOR STEAMERS,
Day of Economical Power Is Surely at
~ Hand.

The producer problem has received
he attention of the ablest engineers
If the world, as the present wastefuI
Use of fuel with steam cannot con-
inue, and the men who give their
time and attention to reduce the fuel
bill of the world and conserve its
atent energy are rendering a service
Of supreme Importance to mankind
The hard coal gas producer now is in
general use, and rapidly is forcing the
steam plant aside, especially in fac
tory plants. The soft coal producer
is giving good results, but must be
developed further. The next impor-
tant development will be simple and
easily manipulated crude oil gas pro-
Queer.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
j., our Farming Population.

,bou, " IN the nineteenth oan+,,r,,
srs of tbo Pei cent. of the male work
ID on fau e United States were employ
he etBcionS During the last century
Creased sncy of labor has been SO in.
Machines tho e Iarm implements and
that At ~. snat have come into use.
per cent | os present time, about IS
baton pro y, the male workers of that
tie cOup ptuouce the food and fiber Of
Surplus via, ana furnish an enormous
Countries "rlcn is exported to other
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1907-06-27
Women.

Womau women.
arst word n Ttmays go back to their
'l0rsottepS !, unless they have meanw while
aauc Tales fra translated ISL. for Transat.
rom Fliegende Batter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
COWARDS FALL IN ENDEhVOR TO
 INTIMIDATE
Four Mexicahs Go to Home of Man Who Testified Against Gang, and Retreat Rapidly Before Rain of Shot.

One of the most dastardly attempts which has ever been made in the his tory of Cochise County to intimidate a person who has been subpoenaed to testify against an alleged criminal was that which happened early yesterday morning, when four Mexicans visited the home of Ramon Martinez in Up per Brewery Gulch, but retreated in haste. when they found that they had a man to deal with instead of a de- fenseless woman.
 About two months ago Officers Null lens. OtLaughlin and Thomas were called up on Chihuahua Hill to arrest some Mexicans who had attempted to break into house, and threatened the life of the owner unless he permitted them to come in. The officers at once went up the hill, and when they got into the neighborhood of the dwelling were met by a fusilade of bullets from the gang. On account of the darkness, and the fact that houses are closely huddled together at that point. the officers could not return the fire without taking the chance of wound ing or killing some innocent person who might be in the houses, The men escaped. temporarily.
 The following day Mexican named
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
JOHNSON RUNS DOWN
 BURGLAR CLEvERLY
Acting City Marshal Lays Trap and Catches Man Who
 RifIed House on Hill.

The most surprised Mexican in the whole Warren. District was probably Jose Maria Regas, when Acting City SlaIsnal Frank Johnson placed him under arrest about 6 o'clock last eyen- ing on charge of burglary.
 About ten days ago the home os R DiackDurn on Chihuahua Hin, op- poslte the slag dump, was entered and
 huhoef or articles of clothing be- longing to Miss Charlotte Blackburn ,rt nsfe taken From a trunk in her room me intruder made good his escape at .ne tIme, put on the following day the ia mater was reported to the police, and niaI shaI Johnson took personal charge or the search for the burglar. who be was satisfied was Mexican.
 The matter dragged along for the past week until two days ago, when word was brought to Johnson from me Johnson Addition that a Mexican had been seen in that vicinity eudeav- oring to sell a dress answering inc description of one taken from inc biacKDurn home. which the officer had sent out word to look for.
 Johnson immediately went to tba Johnson Addition and interviewed tba peopie 70 whom the clothing bad been onered. Having received a good de- serlption of the man he returned to me city, and iG less than two hours nad his man under arrest. He took nm to the place where the witnesses were and had him positively identified ss the fellow who had endeavored to dispose of the clothing.
 When seen by a Review reporter last evening in the county jail the Mexican gave his name as Jose Maria Regas. but would not answer any aues- uons appertaining to the robbery.
 The police believe that in the cap ture Of Resas the culprit in several other cases similar to the one for which the man was arrested was taken IF. The circumstances surrounding tFe other cases were almost identical.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Comancho was arrested and was posi- lively identified as one of the men who did the shooting by Martinez, who appeared as a witness for the Terri tory at the preliminary, and later ap- peared before the recent grand jury, which body found true bill against CDmancho. Tn the meantime. after the prelirain- ary hearing. notice was served on Mar. tinez that he had better leave the dis .triet or he would be killed. He rs- fused. and since then he and his fam iiy have been subjected to series of outrages at the hands Of Mexican thugs and towards. Martinez was injured while st worx about week ago. and has been con fined in the hospital with a broken leg.
 Early yesterday morning his cnem- les, vino evidently had the impression that his wife was alone, vent to the home in Upper Brewery Gulch and pounded on the door witn rocks. They then backed away a few feet and com inenced throwing heavy stones at the door, when all Of a sudden four shots were fired from the dwelling in rhelr direction in rapid succession, and they
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
KILLS WIFE OVER
 PICTURE OF RIVAL
Chicago Man Couldn't Stand Sight of
 Photograph Recalling Memories.

CHICAGO. May 15.-A photograph of his wife in an affectionate attitude with a former sweetheart caused John Krula, A. years old, to shoot and kill his wife, Amelia, 22 years old, last night. The shooting terminated a visit at the house of a friend. Louis Krika, and it occurred shortly after John Krika, 9 years old, Krula's all legged rival, entered the place.
 Krula escaped, but within an hour returned to the scene of the shooting with the intention of killing himself in the room where his wife had died. Drawing from an envelope the photo graph which stirred his wrath aud crying that he. too, wanted to die, he reached into his pocket for the re- volver, which still contained one cart ridge. A policeman ran into the house just in time to snatch the revolver from Krula's hand He was taken to the police station.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
QUEEN SABE CLUB EXPECTED ID
 MAKE HI
Will Leave Fl PaSo 150 Strong. with Governor Ahumada'S Band -ReaI Mexican Bull Fighters Will Make Trip.

GaDett King, general agent Of the Fl Paso & Southwestern, and V. R. Stiles. general passenger and freight agent. arrived in the city last even. ing and expect to be in this vicinity Tor the next few days on railroad business and incidentally telling. Elks they meet of the Quien Sabe Club. of El Paso, which will leave the Pass City on July 10th, at g D. m., on special train bound for the Grand Lodge of Elks, at Philadelphia, which will commence a three days session In the Quaker City on July fl.
 Mir. King stated last night that the Qulen Sabes expect to go to Philadei- phia 150 strong, and that a specIaI Hn,inan car has been reserved on the train for Bisbee Elks and their fami. lies.
 Gov. Ahumada's military band will again accompany the Quien Sabes this year, the same splendid musical organization which took first prize at Buffalo. x. Y.. on a similar occasion iB 1905.
 The Quien Sabes are expected to create sensation in PhiIaQv,pnra dressed as Mexican peons, and pre- eeded by company of real Mexican bull fighters mounted on Mexican mustangs.
 The expense of the trip, including cost oe uniform, Pullman Iare, IMI- road fare. hotel accommodations for the round trip is estimated at $l50, and sixty-day limit has been placed upon all Quien Sabe tickets.
 It Is the intention of Mir. Stiles and Mir. King to be present at the meet ing of Bisbee Lodge G71 on Friday evening next and explain to the Elks interested the advantages offereu by Joining the Quien Sabe club of Fl 2aso for the big trip to Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
FAIRBANKS BOON INITIATED IN
 B|SbEE
Personal Friend of vice-Presi dent Thinks Territory Should Favor Him After Senator Foraker.

For the first time since the talk of candidate for presidential honors al the hands of the Republican party began in Arizona a few weeks ago the name of Vice-President Fairbanks mas been mentioned, and by one who IS not only from the candidates home state, but Is also a personal friend. This gentleman is Edward Fitzpat-ick clerk of the Supreme Court Of h. diana.
 When representative of the Re view met MT. Fitzpatrick last evening ne told him frankly that the sentiment throughout Arizona in the Republican ranks seemed to be entirely in favor or Senator Foraker, with the excep- tion Of the federal office-holders, who are yaliantly thought hopelessly sup porting the president. Mir Fitzpatrick was told and well knew of the valiant hSht the senator from Ohio had made In behalf of the Territory, and of the pernicious activity displayed by Sena- tor BeYeridge, who, although ha had had an opportunity to learn ths t7s7th concerning Arizona, had distorted faets, and that the general sentiment was not very much in favor of some of Indiana.
 In reply, Mir. Fitzpatrick said:
 While I am in Arizona princinauv on business mission, took inc on< portunity to converse with some oe the leading citizens of Bisbee on the subject Of the presidential nonina- tion. Of course Vice-President Fair banks is from Indiana, and I can as sure you that he has the hearty and undivided support of his home state.
 T realize full wel the deep feeling which the people of Arizona entertain for Senator Foraker in return for the fight which he made in the United States senate in their behalf. and I realize that because of the fact that the yice-president has nos been abIe to take part in any fight in which Ari- zona was so deeply interested, his per- sonality has not been fully appre- ciated.
 To those who know Viee-Presidenr falroanks the opinion that he is a cold-biooded or distant man Is absurd. can assure you that he is one of the most genlal gentlemen any one has ever had the pleasure of meeting, and IS one Of the deepest statesmen of our rtmes. Although we concede that Ari zona will undoubtedly give the sena- tor from Ohio anything she has to give, believe that if the senator would withdraw from the presidential race the people of the Territory could not do better than to pin their faith to Vfce-President Fairbanks, whom we hope and expect to see nominated at the next national Republican conven- ton for the presidency of the limited States''
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
PET COW BITE
 GIVE SMAN RABIES
Peculiar Case of Rich Merchant at the
 Pasteur institute.

NEW YORK. May 15.-The bite of pet COW has given to Josiah c. Ad- ans, a wealthy produce merchant of Wethersiield. Conn, rabies in it's most yirulent form, and he came here to undergo treatment at the Pasteur Institute.
 Mir. Adams. who owns a great many cows, for several years kept one named Bessie for the pet of the fam fly. several days ago the COW be- came sick, and Mir. Adams determin- ed to give her hypodermic injection. As he inserted the needle the COW suddenly buried her teeth in his left hand, at the same time throwing him to the ground.about four feet away. Before he reached the house his hand began to swell
 Dr. Wheeler of the Pasteur Insti- ute says it will be eleven days be- fore the patient is out of danger.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
GUN PACKERSARE SHOWN LITTLE
 MERCY
Amateur Bad Men Receive Heavy Sentences-0fficerS Resolved to Absolutely AboI- iSh This Practice.

That the law which was placed on the staute books of Arizona at the twenty-third session of the Arizona legislature in regard to the carrying Of concealed weapons. was not enact ed as an ornament, but for enforce ment, has been demonstrated in Bis bee and the Warren District for the past two years, but it seems that thera are a few who still have the former idea, and are paying for their sins.
 Early yesterday morning Officers OJaughlin and Wilmoth were called to the tenderloin district to relieve an amateur bad man of gun as it was feared that he might do himself sotne harm, and accidentally might wound some one else. On arriving at the place the officers found the individual stroliing up and down displaying a "gat' about a foot long. and wearing a very mean scowl on his face. The warlike appearance, however. had no effect on the officers, and Mir. l.. Parks, who has also used a couple of other names. was placed under arrest and relieved of his artillery.
 Parks made no resistance and was marched down Brewery Avenue until opposite the Shattuck saloon, where it scenes he again became bad, and started to bolt, but stopped at the sight of foTty-five and a heavy billy. He was arraigned in court yesterday and given a sentence of $75 fine and 1e Jays in the county jail.
 A young man named R. s. Lacey was arrested on Main street yesterday afternoon by Officer Mullen for carry ing a six-shooter. and he also received the regulation s75 and 10 days.
 That Arizona is no longer wild and woody. but is a territory in which the percentage of crime Is less than in the great cities of the United States is an established fact, and it is also well known that most of the gun-toting now-a-day is done by tenderfeet who wish to appear in the role of bad men,
 That man who minds his own business does not need a gun, and that no one in fact but regular of ficer needs one, is a well established truth. If any man in BisbcS feels that he needs to carry a shooting iron for self protection, all that he has to do is to report the matter to the officers, and the cause of his danger will be removed. That the officers of Co chise County are all men fitted for their positions, that they are fearless officers, and that there are none more competent to suppress crime is ap- parent from the record of the county. Against large foreign population, among whom most of the crime oc- CUTS, and in spite of the fact that big percentage of the population is floating. no serious disorders have ever broken out, and none will break out. unless some amateur gun-toter starts it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
ENDS
 SCHOOLS AT CANANTA
ad Of Diptheria, in MaIig- Spr nt Form Brings Prompt AcElon By the School Board. One Death Occurs.
fSpeciaI fn Review !

CANANEA, May 15.-The English school of the city were closed today because of the prevalence of diph- theria and will not reopen until time For the fall term. Had the present term been carried through the schools would have closed on Friday. Clos ing as they do today final examina- tions for the year are dispensed with and promotions will be based on reel tation averages.
 The first reports of diphtheria were made by physicians yesterday, with statement accompanyIng that the dis ease as found was in exceedingly ma- hgnant form. One death occurred today. It was stated by the attending physician when called yesterday that there was no possible chance for the recovery of the child. There are said to be several other cases under treatment with small hope attendant for recovery.
 Cananea has been particularly tree since last summer from all diseases of contagious character and the pres ent sudden outbreak of diphtheria is not understood, except on the basis that the disease was recently brought In by visitors.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16
NO ARRANGEMENTS MADE.

Up to a late hour last night no di- rections had been received from the brother of Byron Jones at Tempe in regard to the burial of the deceased who succumbed to an attack of pneu. nonia in the c. & A. hospital during he past week. It is fully expected hat the relatives will tr<s charge of the burial; but in case they should not. a movement has already been started to see that the deceased re- ceives a fitting burial.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Do not fail to hear Charlie Bozard sing the Bandit King at The Iris tonighr
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

almost ssrokss gtaeir necks .gettfns away
 1 It happened that another Ncxran. a friend Of Martiaez, acennpanied by his family had eaae fo fie Martinez home 10 stay EaJil Ehe hdsoafid was released from the hospital. and as snrn as the disturharcc was faisei, he replied with cold lead.
 officers OI4aughlin and WiImoth, who were nearby at the time. heard the shots and ran to the scene. but by the time they had arrived the would-be bad men had disappeared. and no trace of them could be found
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

The funniest films vet shown in the city will be on at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

up-to-date life-saving at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

The funniest films vet shown in the city will he on at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Do not fail to hear Charlie Bozard sing the Bandit King at The Iris tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Up-to-date life-saving at The Iris Fheater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Up-to-date life-saving at The Iris Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Do not fail to hear Charlie Rozar3 [ sing the Bandit King" at The Iris tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

Tp-to-date Efe-saying at The Iris
 Theater this evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-16

A CHEAP STEAMER EXCURSION
 A trip on the River Mouse from Denant to Riyiere, tonight at the Iris Theater. 75I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
en- On san Crawford.

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the man termed 10 The bah PLAYER and
said
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BROTHER at the next chair over there
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