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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
GLOBE-ARIzOkA
 SHIPPING ORE Ten Tons a Day Will Be h. creased Shortly to
 Thirty.
(Giobe Silver Belt)

tGlODe silver Beitb
 The Globe-Arizona Copper company which for the past two months has been restoring the old workings and doing much new development on its property three miles east of Globe, commenced shipping ore last Saturday and will herceforth be a regular pro ducer of a good grade of copper ore carrying also several ounces Of silver to the ton. For the present shipments average about ten tons of ore per day, but the company expects to gradually increase shipments to thirty tons per day as rapidly as developments war rant and teams can be secured to haul the ore.
 A hoist was installed last week and the shaft, 290 feet in depth, is being enlarged and well timbered, this work having already progressed to the depth of 125 feet. The 100-foot level has been reopened and considerable new development work done which has opened up considerable ore o1 good shipping grade. The west drift on the 100-foot Ievel has opened up the vein a length of 140 feet and shows a f1ye-foot breast of ore that runs tor per cent copper. A stope will also be started in the east drift, which shows the same character of ore.
 As soon as the reconstruction of the shaft is finished to below 200 feet an other level will be opened at that depth which will give the company double the stoping ground. The shaft is in ore from surface to the bottom and the vein is a strong, one the out crop extending the length of the three claims owned by the company. With the increased shipments of ore which are assured the company should soon be receiving very satisfactory returns to build up treasury reserve and in time pay dividends to its stockholders.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
LOSE CONTEST
 BY F POINTS
Oratoricai Contest at Arizona University Was a Very
 Close One.

TUCSON. Artz., May sf.--The Uni. versity of Arizona debating team was nosed out Saturday esening by the 9eam from the University of Califor- mia The points scored by the two debating teams were as follows: University of Southern California, -z52; University of Arizona. 240.
 The visiting collegians excelled slightly in their manner of delivery and their arguments appeared to be a little more logical. Every member on the visiting team had previously had experience before the public, while with the university lads it was their first appearance.
 They did well. however, and the total number of points showed that they were not badly defeated.
 The judges were Hon. William Her ring, Judge John H. Campbell and the Rev. Frank H. Schafer. The debate was heard by large audience and the debaters were all liberaIly ap Flfauded
 The subject of the debate was: Re solved. That the United States sena tors should be elected by popular vsyte." The Californians had the af frmatiye and the Arizonans the neg alive.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
HELVETIA STRIKE CAUSES BIG
 INTEREST
Ore Body Ranging From i5 to f9 Per Cent Copper Traced for 1000 Feet Without a Break.

TUCSON. May 24.-Information reached the city today in a communica- ffon from Helyetia telling of big strike of good ore that has just been made there. The Helvetia company has expended a large sum of money on it's property and is just beginning to receive returns. Its main shaft has reached a depth of more than one thousand feet and the strike just made confirms the faith of the capitalists 9hO have been supplying the funds for the extensive de. elopment work.
 The letter says in part of the strike:
 The first level drift runs seventy five feet to the south nlow grade saIphide ere about per cent; a cTosscut Is in on the fifteen feet, and is yet in ore. The north drift of the first level is in three thousand feet. The first part of it is in low-grade Iron ore Some days ago an average sample of two hundred feet went per cent.
 The face of the drift runs IS per cent There is a crosscut about sixty feet from the face running east which went through carbOhaJe ore TOT forty feet and is now in high grade sulphide. Near the face of this drift a crosscut has been extended west for the pur- pose of sinking a winze for air. This cTosscut is in twelve feet and the tSnIve feet average 15 per cent.
 The ore body at the first or one hundred foot level is sixty feet wide Sf least
 At the two hundred-foot level the crosscut is in ore for a distance of fifteen feet The ore is oxide and cuprite with glance and native copper and averages 19 per cenr.
 The ore body on this claim crops a. surface and it Is claimed it can be Eacsd for two thousand feet without | break or fault"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
SUM MARY

NEW YORK, May 24.-American stocks in London weak, If to 3-4 be- low parity.
 Rock Island issues ten million dol lars long time first and refunding fours.
 Senate at Albany passes two cent fare bill
 Reading advances communication rates to Philadelphia.
 New York entraI financing expect ed before public utilities bill becomes law.
 Good crop reports from most sec tions of the Burlington district
 Crop conditions improving every where
 Good demand for stocks in the loan crowd.
 Foreign exchange heavy on expect ed withdrawal of government depc its.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
HdgCn c SO
 INcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 . FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. ' FRONT ROOMS a. [. BUILD | . ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, Sis ' BEE, ARIZONA. g ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND | s SOLD ON COMMISSION. | s DIRECT WIRE CONNECTION e WITH ALL LEADING . MARKETS. g PHONE fa5. s MARKET LETTER.
MARKET LETTER.

May 24.-Slight changes for the better occurred in the lst- ed issues today, but the mar kets remain Respondent, with little likelihood of material i'm provement for the time being.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
Shelters and Stock Quotations
ARIZONA MINERS
 | MAKE COPPER FIND

News comes from Nevada that the Arizona boys are still making many new finds in the gold country. The
 latest strike made was that of the rich copper find near Running. by Bill fonkers. formerly of Bisbee. The new district is proving to be one of the greatest yet found in the state. and the mineral belt has been traced for a distance of 15 miles in length and about three and a half miles in width. Yonkers was one of the first arrivals in Duluth, the camp founded
 by Fife and Bills of Bisbee, ai,er is,- eating a number of claims and finish ing his necessary work, Yonkers con tinued south and between Duluth and Iaunning found an outcropping show ing copper stain. Sending back to Duluth for his 2brother and another party named Rose, the Arizona men thoroughly prospected their find and dug into the side Of a hill and found some rich green carbonate copper ore. They were not long in getting up their stakes and made locations covering
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
CLOSES WEAKER
 ALL ALONG LIST Copper Metal Strong with 3 Heavy Demand for July
 Delivery.
fBy Frank J. Graf.l

On account of no wires over the Postal business was at sJanusrlb the greater part of the day. At the close of the market the wires were in order only to show that the entire market closed somewhat weaker, all along the list. Shattuck is in de- mand at $50, with none coming out under S30.50. Denn-Arizona sales at 1925. Greene-Cananea holds well at s14.25 to $i4.50. with sales at the for mer. sup. & Pitts. is in fair demand at $16, which is a little under the present market, although I think 1t will be bought up at that figure dur ing the coming week. The copper metal holds strong, with heavy de- mand for July and october delivery.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25

teenth and George J. Roskruge will confer the degrees from the eigh- teenth to the thirty-second
 The work will occupy three days. It will be given on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. In anticipation of the event the local Masous are making preparations to entertain the visitors. They will be shown about the city and viii be well entertained here during their stay in this city.
 Tucson has the only Masonic lodge which can confer the highest degrees The Masons who will come here will be from Naco. Nogales, Bisbee, Can, anea and Solomonville.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
Kniohts ooino to Phoenix.

At least fifty Knights of Columbus wfIi go to Phoenix next Sunday to be present at the conferring of num- Der of degrees on members of their order.
 The day will be gala event in the history of the councils of this order in the territory and it Is expected that 5t will be fully as important an event as the installation of the Tucson coun- ell about two months ago.
 It has not yet been definitely de cided just when the Tucson Knights will leave for Phoenix, but it is very probable that they will go on spe- ciaI train, which may be run out of Tucson on Sunday morning. Commit ices representing the Knights, as well as the Tucson ball fans, are endeavor- ing to secure a special train for Phoe- nix next Sunday and 1t is very prob able that an arrangement will be made with the railroad companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
Masons wIn conf.r pearees.

The Masons are preparing for a big time next week when a class of twenty wiiI be given the Masonic de scrnes from the fourth to the thirty zecon6
 Twice each year these degrees are sSyen to the Aasons Of the territory. Harry A. Drachm3- will confer the degrees from the fourth to the eigh-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
CHAPMAN DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-George F. Chapman, vice president and gen eral manager of the United Railroads, died tonight. Chapman contracted a cold Saturday which rapidly developed into pneumonia. He was A years old and came from Baltimore.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25

See the New England farmer, at the Imperial Theatre tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over hIEenarI's Rooms q 2 Druc Store. Antiers Bldg.
Bisbee. May 24.

Better feeling seems to prevail among the traders, and as result the more active copper stocks show slight advances and a better undertone Is apparent. The local curbs are dull and quiet. with light trading denr1nd. Reports that the drift running in the Cochise is looking promising has brought out bids for the stock.
 Butte-Arizona Is being picked up at prevailing prices, last sales uelng around S8 cents.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25

start shorsco ngandg gadadanc eo n gd e taken hoIuf k
  market tba oerr
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
j. S. PRiTcHaED. Broker.
May 24, 1907.

The market at the present Is ap- proximately the same as yesterday, with no stocks particularly active. A good venture at the present time Is Butte & Arizona, and for those who prefer an investment Wolverine & Arizona is the most popular. If this stock is purchased now the money invested will bring handsome returns by october next.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-25
CURES,

PHONE zss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
WANT AMENDMENT.
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturer.
Ask for Changes IN Interstate Law.

The following FoIf-axplanntorv Iettor
under % date IIu, of seattle. Ort. l5 is
being distributed throughout the United
states and wiil le mailed 90 members
letter fs addressed fo the wembars or
Congress and is las f5II8Wa.
''Your attention D. respectfully called
20 no following resolutions u1ssr1 h,-
the Pacific Coast fumbrr Rf4ruf. -f,,r-
ers' association. m meeting aasar,nIal
M Tacoma ly..F nr senf aq fa0-.
rKhars4s tf. Interstate ,or-raar..
LAW NOW. 10. .Tsrf docs nod r,rf.I,. ans.
proyisiou 8.trr.by Ia he3rins Il ,.,..fi,.I
boforo "a rb4rr. u ann i1t.rstat.
froirht rlfa may become affe-Iivc anal
.1Nbere4a r.narlanoc has fully DOM
opatrate9 tn. urgent necegsIfy bon AM
amendment ta remedy tnla srrI0us syIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
COAL STILL SHORT.
Gen. Manager Bancroft Returns from
Trip of Inspection of Lines.

General Manager Bancroft of tho
Short Line has returned from a trip
Of inspection over the lines between
Green River and Huntington He gave
special attention 90 the coal situation
while away, and says that the great
trouble at present is shortage Of
miners. and the fact that the men will
not work over eight hours a day. There
Is no trouble about furnishing cars.
as Mr.. Bancroft says these can be
supplied for all The coal the miners
will dig. n all the miners needed
could be obtained the kemmerer dis
trict could produce 5000 tons a day,
whereas a report sent lu yesterday.
shows only 566S tons on the DAY the
report was made up The short Line
Is saving the timber cut from the right
Of way ON the Yellowstone extension
Instead of burning d. and rs hauling
10 into Ashton whore % is being dis
posed Of for hrewood ln the next
three months several hundred cars Of
logs viii have been hauled 20 Ashton.
which will help relieve the fuel situ-
alton in that part Of the state Mr
Bancroft does not believe factories win
have TO close down this winter but
IL viii be- necessary 3Jr them TO be
very careful about using up their coal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
SPIKE AND RAIL.

city Passenger and Ticket Agent J..
j. Kcycs OF the Hartman lines has
gone on hls annual vacation.
The salt Lake Route is completing
arrangements 20 build a 10000 gallon on
tank 600 the North salt Lake yards for
emergency purposes.
4. l.. Thomas. representing the Bal-
loon Route excursion line out of Los
Angeles. is On the city on "a business
trip. he says his sight seeing company
Is sending from three 90 eight cars ot
people daily over The go miles of rail-
road visiting 10 beaches. eight cities.
and 2s miles along the ocean surf MI.
Thomas IS visiting today with Mann
ger Marigcr of the Seeing Salt Lake
car service. He expects moro winter
visitors in southern california this sea-
son than ever before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
FALLS THROUGH WINDOW.

}. Is. Won Trump "a uYe'uE salesman
of New York umbled through the big
plate glass window 900 the Vienna cato
about 1850 O'Clock mst nIght soaring
me fishes Boz tho aquarium. cutting a
cash m his temple end putting himself
Boa the hole $50 for glass and something
for surgeons fees. Won Trump might
have boon thinking De- was as dry as
"a nrh aa he stood watching che little
follows splaahiug around in Che tank III
aO moment Mt"r hD WAS Ha W0t ~
ans ol Thorn Cor hr went clear through
Uho window INTO fhe tank Nho excite
mnnl thar followed r0nOred Won TRUMP.
lIc WaH tiken fo hls room at ihc hnufa-
fond ana his wounds dressed. llla lu-
iullea NM net be aeuoua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
BANANA AS FOoDSTUFF.
Demonstration OF Possibilities of the
Fruit Made Before l.. ID. ). L.

a domonstratlon Of the possibilities OF
the banana as the producer Of various
kinds of food was made yesterday by
Prot A. T. spawn. before the domestic
science class OF the J.. ID. s. university
About 3D. members Of tho department were
nOusc, and The number of different de-
nciCus dishes provided hy the noted ex-
pert on nutritious foods was O. surprise
20 an GA attendance.
toucr, bread. cake. waters etc were
prepared and placed before the students.
who partouk Of the same with much rel-
ish. The banana bread is prepared from
mixture OF meal made from that fruit
WITH lesser amount of wheat -four. The
waters are made from banana meal and
Caisava -four. Tho latter is a Mexican
root That grows as large us maugel wurt
zeis. and is valuable as food for man and
Tor beast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
A brain regularly nOur-

A brain regularly nOur-
ished by proper food will
have incentive and power
for successful work.
Grape-Nuts is a true
brain and nerve food.
Made OF whole wheat and
barley il contains the ele-
ments Of vital energy
quickly absorbed by the
system-whioh nourish
and rebuild the gray mat
ter OF the brain and nerve
centres.
There's a Reason"
Read "The Road 10 Well
vile" in pkgs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

of rate before 81 goes into effect. &c
can readily Doe understood that other
Industries may suffer We ask YOU.
therefore. Co kindly give Quar- statement
your careful attention, and upon ape
proval use your good office in passing
an amendment 90 the interstate come
merco act which VIII give tho shippers
adequate protection boz the matter of
filing rates"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

ON the team. 10 is possible that COM
ing from this kind Of training Maddox
has not turned 20 the development OF
the squad as keeuly as bic would have
had be come from Yale or even Chi-
cago. But tho record IS clear that
Maddox has tried, and that the devol-
Opment Of the squad through student
activity. is the most needed thing az
The university to insure permanent
football quality. and games through
an entire season without "a disastrous
break just when the seasons laurels are
most in sight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

Many sufferers from nasal catarrh say
they get splendid results by using an
atomizer For their benefit we prepare
Fly Liquid cream Balm. Except
that % D. liquid ID a. iu am respects Ike
the healing helpful pain-allaying
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Guiding spraying tube. or mailed by Ely
Bros. a6 Warren Street New York
Navajo blankets 90 per cent of. L.
G.. NJ. l. Carpet Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
W. P. ANNUAL MEETINa.
Progress in Building Road Reported
And Old Board Reelected.

And Old Board Rc-cIcctcd
san Francisco. oct 23-Sto.I,holicrs
NJ the Western Pacific Railroad come
pauv held their annual meeting yes-
torday and reelected the present board
of directors
Great progress has been made during
the summer and autumn Five hum
bred and twenty miles OF the route has
been graded between Salt Lake city
and San Francisco. gao miles of track
has been laid and work has been COM
mcuced on the 16o0-foOt tunnel near
this citv
Grading has been completed ou both
sides Of this tunnel which has already
been exCavated to O. distance of 500 feet.
The board OF directors reelected ycs-
terday Is composed OF George j. Gould
~. r. Jeffery. w. j. Eartuetl Edwin
Hawlcy, r. w. NJ. CutthcOu, A. H.
Calef. v. c. Boguo j. +. Evans. w j.
Stotwcn. j. DalseIl Brown Warren
Olney. Charles w. Slack and II. L. Nc
Cartnpv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

morrow for her guest 1Is Toeson who
iaHtas shortly fo- her home Boo the east.
The Utah Woman Press club holds
iis regular meeting on saturday might
ut the Exponent office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

Women say there o. noth'nEto equal KIRK S
JAP ROSE transparent soap FOR WASHING
yHE hair. AL druggists and rrocers sell 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

ll's time to look into your
Shoes for fall-it does Mt mat
ter what gown you have to
match or what style you may
fancy your wants will be
satisfied with the Money
Back showing over 100
styles at SO so that are SIS 90
elsewhere-The hand made
vades at SIS 90 and up are
only handled here your
Money Back Il Il is not so.
DAVIS SHOE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

An wal papers 25 Per cent of. w
A. IuEau mo West Second south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
OTHER DIsAsTERs.

I'm 1905 the team went TO pieces just
before meeting Boulder game that
was the seasons one best bet. and the
hope OF Utah 10 win the recognition
that the playing of the team 10 that
moment entitled it TO-.
In 1906 the team never developed the
balance that "a strong center trio TO
hold while plays might form, would
give it, although 30 maintained a good
record 20 the end. with Benuion as a
mIghiv star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
sATURDAY.s PRORLEM.

In 1907 the team comes 10 the point
OF IT'S great opportunity next Satur-
day. Both the back field and the line
must look back OF the stars 20 the
squad, and they find the squad unable
TO deliver the men who might win great
regulations for the team, and save their
Alma Mater IN critical hour Sher-
man Of California Us stiu remembered
I'm song and story for stepping in TO
the famous Locomotive Smiths place
when he was disqualified at the last
moment IN "a stanford game, and get
ting away with n 100 yard run to a
winning touchdown.
With the yearly Increase IN the stu
dent body, the development OF a good
sized football squad will probably be-
come the matter Of first Importance,
and the appointment Of assistant coaches
To help Maddox train new men should
be one Of the earliest evidences that
the plan is being worked up. When
Il comes, the period Of mid-season
break downs will be passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-12
Love Is Also Deaf.

Colorado Springs.--Unable to speah
a word and not hearing anything that
was said. Miss Mary Loretta Donnelly
and Harry D. Mercer, both OF Omaha.
were married In Colorado Springs I'M
der difficulties that for a time threat,
ened the dissolution of their plans.
Justice of the Peace 0. r. Huntington
performed the ceremony at the court
house, when the couple took advan-
tage of the momentary absence of the
girls brother, John Donne!ly, who had
vowed that she should not wed Msr-
Ger.
Both bride and bridegroom are deaf
mutes, and when they applied to the
county clerk for a license they made
their wishes known in writing. Hardly
had the document been issued when
tie girls brother appeared on the
scene to forbid the Issuance Of the
permit When he learned that the
couple had secured a license he rdshed
angrily from the room, declaring that
they should not be married. When he
returned few minutes later he found
that Justice Huntington had tied the
knot. and with tears streaming .iown
her face, the bride was led away by
her husband.
The OPT osition Of the BRIDES brother
1t was learned, was the result of re.
ligious scruples. The Donnellys ar"
Catholics, and the ban of the church
was placed on the marriage because
Mercer had been divorced from . 1or-
mer wife for desertion.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1907-09-12
HIS LOVE TURNED TO HATRED
Denver Man Seriously Slabs Two
Women, Then Attempts Suicide.

DEMONSTRATING to win back the
lost love OF his wife, and desperate be-
cause his sister-in-law had interfered
with his attempts to regain her at
fections, John A. King of 211712 Lari-
mer street, MORALLY wounded the
mother of his five children. Then he
stabbed his sister-in-law, Mrs. Victor
Yarson, in the abdomen, back and right
arm and finally attempted suicide by
forcing a dirk into his heart.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. King and Mrs.
Yarson were taken to the county hos
pital, where an examination Of their
wounds developed that they were seri-
GUS. Modification about the wounds
set in almost Immediately and sur
geons fear that the dagger was coated
with slow poison. The moment he
reached the hospital King began los
ing strength and with an intense de-
sire for death his condition Is consid-
cred critical.
Mrs. King, the first victim of the
love-crazed husband, was stabbed two
inches below the heart and again over
the abdomen Immediately below the
left lower rib. Mrs. Larson's wounds
consist of a deep cash over the alb
domen, stab through the lower right
rib, a wound In the small of the back
and a deep cash along the left fore
arm. Kings wound runs in the d.
rection Of the heart. severing a large
artery. But the dagger apparently did
not touch the heart.