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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
MIGRANTS WILL Be
FORCED TO MOVE ON
Local Officers Again Active
Against Never Work EIe-
ment In the District.

The cases against Langford and
Murphy in Justice Hogan's court yes
teTday morning, when the defendants
pleaded guilty to charges of vagTancy,
ii seems were but the fore-runner of
others against the members of that
element in the city who get along
without any visible means of sup
port.
Some months ago the local peace
officers commenced a crusade against
Migrants, and in short period of time
he. z.1ait-a- s41aasah1zz-A In IL
r,aast every instance the defendants
either pleaded guilty or were convict
ed, as 2 result Of which they were
given stiff fines with the alternative
of getting out Of the city and staying
out. They al elected TO go. Since then
some of the old-tiiners have hoated
back and are now enjoying themselves
thoroughly, although they are never
accused OF doing a days work
Murphy and Langford were of that
element, and were taken into custody.
Yesterday they left the city. Last
evening enc Of the officers in discuss
ing the matter said:
We are aware Of the fact that
there are a number of Migrants in the
city, some of them spending their
time In the red light district, while
others are occupied In boosting for
poker games. Most Of them are now
under surveillance, and as quickly as
sufficient evidence can be obtained
they wiz be arrested
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
ARBORN CASE IS
TO Be HEARD
AGAIN
win Come Up On Demurrer
Before District Court at
Tombstone on Saturday
Is important Case.

On Saturday OF this week the case
of the Territory OF Arizona VS. Robert
Arborn. involving the question of the
city's power to enforce its ordinances
by criminal prosecution. will come up
for bearing in the district court at
To- - sssssssss gahss zee has do sgeeAa
over more than year, and has proved
to be of the greatest importance to
Bisbee.
The facts in the case are that the
city council fixed a certain license on
each chair in a barber shop being
operated within the corporate limits OF
the municipality, ard Robert Arborn.
the proprietor of a shop, refused to
pay the license. contending that it was
exorbitant and besides that the or
d.nance was unconstitutional ON the
ground that 1t provided for a tax on
a mans labor.
Arborn was arrested In accordance
with the terms of the ordinance and
convicted IN the justice court The
case went TO the district court on APP
peal. and Judge Doan at the hearing
OF arguments on demurrer decided
that the Incorporating law did not
give the city any right to enforce its
ordinances by criminal prosecution.
and that the justice court had no
Jurisdiction in the premises.
Another case was brought in the
justice court in the name OF the Ter
rstoFy against Arborn, which also re-
suited in a verdict of guilty and is
now on appeal before the district
court The attorneys for the defense
have demurred to the complaint and
arguments on the matter viii be heard
on Saturday.
At the present time the decision of
Judge Doan to the effect that justices
of the peace have no jurisdiction is the
law for this district, and will continue
to be so. unless he decides otherwise
on Saturday, or his decision is re-
yersed by the supreme court OF the
territory. For this reason a great
deal of interest attaches to the mat
ter.
Judge Nave of the Globe district
rendered a decision In a similar case
in which the city of Globe was plain
tiff. to the effect that the city could
enforce its laws by criminal prosecu-
tion, but that he case would have to
be brought IN the name of the terri
tory; and further that justices of the
peace did have jurisdiction over such
matters. Globe Is incorporated under
the sans law as Bisbee. so that the
decisions OF the two district judges
are Numerically opposed to each
other.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
FIRsT PAYMEnT TO-DAY.

At his Offices in the Muheiu block
L. ]. Overlook win today take up the
work Of paying on the first instaliment
of the liabilities of the defunct firm Of
Duey & Overlook Although he com
menced business formally YESTERDAY
little ives done further than preparing
for the payment Of the arst 10 per
cent Of the claims today, In accord
ance with the agreement signed BY the
big majority OF the creditors. Within
ninety days a second payment OF 10
per cent Is guaranteed, It being esti-
mated that II viii take that much time
10 collect the assets Of the firm which
are considered available.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
LAYS LOSS OF GAME
TO THE PITCHERS

(Dongias Observation-Disclosures
Whatever the Douglas baseball
team may have thought OF doing be-
forehand it Is sure that when Petit
grew, the great batting center fielder
of the Bisbee team, sent the very first
BAH that Walters threw in yesterday S
game to left field for three bases, any
previous Intentions or hopes we're dis
sipated, for Douglas went entirely to
pieces, most of the men playing q dGll
listless game. Of course, no team can
play ball behind pitcher whose ev-
cry bail is being hit ali over the lot.
No matter what the quality of the
team that sort of pitching win have
its effect On the general play, for it
is manifestly impossible to win a
game when the pitcher is losing.
With the clever little Rube Walters
il was either a case OF nafIng a DAD
ofI-day or or the Bisbee team having
a decidedly fine on-day Little differ
ence was apparent to the press box
in Walters pitching. He seemed to
have his collection of curves working
all right and his control was good
enough. But he could not hold the
heavy swatters of Bisbee in check.
Hit after hit tore on their bats and
most of them were placed. Pettigrew
gave the best exhibition of scientific
hitting seen here this season. Crouch
ing far over the plate with bat well
balanced, gripping it near the middle,
the clever center fielder placed his
hits at viii, everyone landing clearly
out of possible reach Of any fielder
This sort of hitting continued
throughout FIVE innings when twelve
hits had been secured on the Rube.
Then Porter, the new acquisition,
went into the box The change worked
well and in the two innings he pitched
no hit or score resulted. But Porter.
It seems, has a bad arm and he was
taken out and Dram substituted In
one Of his innings two hits ana one
score were made.
A number of rather glaring errors
were made BY Douglas that made the
game look all the worse to the grand
stazd These were not so much er-
rors Of commission as they were Of
omission Bisbee's field play was of
the same high class that has charac-
terized that team since the two other
oisens joined it. The work OF the
infield Is superb and behind this are
enough good sticl1ers and good field
ers TO win games.
Other games with Bisbee are SEIZED.
uled for today and tomorrow, Phoenix
having cancelled the game scheduled
here for Thursday.
Details Of yesterdays game are
not worth while. The tabuiated sco-s
I tells Qnouch
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
MRS. ROMADKA SAYS
SHE Is CRAZY
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saw a woman sleeping in another
room. 1 got away. One Of the rings
pawned The jewel box I threw in
to a garbage box.
A few days after was walking in
Lawndale avenue near Douglas Park.
Il was about noon. I saw a door
open in a house the number of which
I don't remember. I went into the
house and stole gold watch and s26.
gave the watch to Jones. who sold
it for IS.
After that l went to Milwaukee,
my home. There l stole a sealskin
coat from Mrs. Cady, 1S6 Eighteenth
street. sent it to Jones by express.
He sold it for SIS. When l came
back about five weeks ago the desire
to steal was still controlling ne.
q went to a house Just eff Sheri-
dan road stole $13 and a jewel
case containing trinkets there, which
| turned over to Jones. Those are
the jewels you found In Jones room.
never committed any ether bur
glarles"
Mrs. Romadka, composed as she
mas DtCD ElllCG WIN fAAN
jewels stolen from the nome OF
Charles Beck, $500 South Park ave
nue., lapsed into Mysteries in the Of
flee of Captain P. d. 0'Brien, to
whom she told her full story, throw
ing herself upon the mercy Of her
captors and the world.
She said she had begun her thefts
in Milwaukee last May. Under cover
of her husbands sterling social sta
tion there she had committed her
first misstep, the theft of a sealshn
sacque
Then her longing for Chicago grew
strong and she came here five weeks
ago. Albert Jones, the negro, taught
her the arts of his craft, burglary.
He gave her skeleton keys. She
made her way into the homes OF the
wealthy by a ruse which her own
wealth suggested, and when this fail
ed her she took the lockpick into her
own hands and became burglar.
She stole about $4,000 worth of
gems and other valuables in a brief
period. The proceeds IN the main
went 70 satisfy the cupidity of Jones.
What she retained she spent In lavish
living.
Her sorry was the narrative OF wo
man who had enjoyed everything. that
should contribute TO the making OF
happiness. Nothing that husbands
love or unlimited resources could pro
cure had been denied her, But her
heart called for life
1t was a notion Of life that she had
conceived years ago in her girihood
/ days at Oshkosh, before she ever
dreamed of being mistress Of one Of
the finest homes in her state
II entailed champagne and fast
horses and automobiles. In the cas-
OF her drama OF dreams were men o.
affairs and women OF wit and stated,
beauty Her husband had made hel
the wife Of millionaire, but hi'
tastes were simple, here we're not
And 1t was this longing that drov'
her to forsake her husband. theil
home and their baby. 1t led her u
Chicago. the seething city wher'
stiife" could be found II made he
the companion Of men who knew how
10 spend money gracetully--as grace
fully as she knew how 10 wear tn
i jewels she bad stolen as the part
ner of negro vagabond and thief o
low order.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-Recent gains
in London tin were followed by re-
newed weakness today. Spot was
145, futures, 146.5. Locally weak and
lower in sympathy with 1880 32.25.
Copper was also lower. London spot
and futures were both 625. Locally
firm and higher. Lake was quoted at
14@1415; electrolytic. I3.75G1415;
casting 1850. Lead unchanged, Lon
don and locally. Spelter advanced to
e21. It's Cd, in London. but lower,
5.2565.45 locally Iron lower in
English market. Standard foundry,
SIS; Cleveland warrants 53s; locally
quiet and unchanged
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
MUTINY AT END.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct S0.-The
trouble which started several days ago
on the French bark, La Tour d'Auyer-
gne. ended this morning only after A.
Reinoud, a mutinous member of the
crew, who had been placed in irons
eight days, was taken ashore by
French Consul Yves. The seamen
have been transferred to the French
ship. Heten Blum. They are accused
of trying to incite general mutiny
among the crew.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
DAMAGE EXAGGERATED.
Russian Town Hasn't the Population
Reported Killed BY Quake.

ST. PETERSBURG, oct. 3e.-It APP
pers from two dispatches received
that the casualty OF the Kartagh
earthquake at first given as $4,000
has been greatly over-estimated. The
statement that the governor of the
city aud his mother were the only
persons saved was due to error in
translation 1t is believed. however.
that the dead must number many
hundreds. Karatagh. although scarce
~ a hundred miles from Samaritan.
and only $50 miles from khokand. is
so isolated that news is over week
coming through In the Russian Ga
sette. karatagh is described as being
on the River Surkhena, tributary to
Amudaria. No mention is made Of
population. which is not over $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
OPPOSES ,mmreRArIon.

Japanese immigration into Mexico
is a failure and should be discour-
aged" was the declaration q chonu-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
BUSY COMING GOLD.

DENVER, Col. Oct. s0.-A large
force is engaged in the Denver mint
coming 5000, 900 worth Of gold bars
stored. There is more bullion pour
ing in daily from Colorado and other
western mines. The total output OF
the mint in October VIII exceed So
600 900, mainly $40 gold pieces. The
gold win be shipped to money cen
ters as rapidly as coined.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
LITTLE GIRL BURIED.

The funeral services OF the six
months old girl Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. 5.
Rattarraa were held yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock, from the family
residence in Warren Rev Harvey
N. Shields of the Episcopal church.
conducted the services. at which a
large number were In attendance. The
remains we're placed Il Evergreen
cemetery. Mr.. Rattarraa is foreman
OF the Oliver shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
poslIIvELY re LAsT.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 30.-Attor-
aey Schleszinger asked for another
days delay this morning in behalf OF
Luther Brown and Porter Ashe, who
appeared before Judge Dunno to plead
TO the indictment charging the Kid
neping OF Fremont Older Schless-
niger promised to be ready by tomor-
row morning and with that under
standing Judge Dunno granted the
continuance.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
GOLD STRIKE.


FBtHsUu FT6oE-J
Reliable news came 10 town yestsr
day Of rich strike OF gold ere IN
La Vanfia mine, IS miles north Of
Benson. The ore is free milling.
good sized body has been penetrated.
and large blocks are being hoieted to
the surface, and win be reduced to
bullion bars in the mil which is
right at the mine and belongs TO the
same owners. Clarence Loring. who
recently leased La varlta. is an ener
getic, industrious man and VIII work
the ne= strike for ar 4 IS worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-31
SACRAMENTO o. x.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. s0s-A meeting
q Sacramento clearing house officials
tonight decided that local banks viii
remain open tomorrow as usual
Sacramento banks are all IN excellent
condition and none fear panic The
banks expect to continue 70 do bust
ness as usual, whether more holidays
are declared CT not
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
District Attorney Proposition.

District Attorney Proposition.
WINFIELD, La, Nov. IL, 1907.
To the. Voters of the 9Th Judicial
District.
As provided by the constitution
of 1898 the District Judge and
District Attorney will be elected
on Tuesday after the first Monday
in November. 1908. Also the
School Board members are elect
ed at the sane time as provided
by act 60 of 1906 of the Legis-
lature.
Act 40 of 1906 directs that
nominations for Judge, District
Attorney and School Board
members shall be made by a
direct primary election held not
less than sixty days nor more TINA
seventy days prior to the date
of the Congressional election i'm
1908.
l believe this wise legislation
because courts preside over the
sacred rights and liberties of the
people and pass On the equities
involved between man and man.
School Boards have in charge the
educational interest of our be-
loved State which is the basis of
our civilization, progress and adj
vancement. These sacred rights
and opportunities held so dear by
the citizens of Louisiana have
been removed from the polluted
pool of politics, leaving the sue
cessful candidate to be guided
alone by his honorable ambitions
md sacred oath to do his duty as
public official. "No enemies to
punish, no friends to reward"
Many of my friends do not
'eem to understand why l have
not already announced as can
lidste for the Office of District
Attorney and / make this brief
to explain that this
election is removed from the
GENERAL state election and will be
November 1908. The primary
'or the nomination will be held
rot more than seventy days prior
% November. Permit me to say,
however, that 1 am a candidate
or District Attorney and at the
proper time will further announce
ny candidacy. 1 shall also see
'ou personally during ry sam-
,sign.
Assuring you that l shall ap-
,reciate a favorable considera-
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
Help the Home Town.

IL Is poor policy and poorer
judgment for any citizen " no lives
in a wide-awake and progressive
town to throw any obstacle in the
way of its progress either BY word.
deed or the advocacy of doubtful
policies. A city election is in
sight. 1t behooves every good
citizen of practical sense and
sound judgment to uphold the
hands of those who have dis
charged their duties honestly,
faithfully and conscientlously and
see that able. energetic workers
are placed at the helm TO carry on
the work SO auspiciously begun.
Help the town by placing true
and tried men ia control.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
He Fought at Gsttsyburg.
David Parker. of Fayette. N

David Parker. of Fayette, NY,
who lost . foot at Gettysburg,
writes: Electric Bitters have
done me more good than any
medicine | ever took. For several
years | had stomach trouble. and
paid out much money for medi-
cine to little purpose. until l began
taking Electric Bitters. l would
not take $500 for what they have
done for me-" Grand tonic for
the aged and for female weakness.
Great Alternative aud body builder;
best of all for lame back and weak
kidneys Guaranteed by all drug
gists, so cents.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
Bcot-Legger Caught.

Yesterday afternoon, on the
arrival of the Rock Island pas
senger train, young negro, who
had arrived on the train, named
Garland Hollange was arrested
by Deputy d. F. Dunn. He
was pointed out as being wanted
in Jackson Parish for bootleg
ging. He was lodged in Jail to
await Identification by the
jackson Parish officials.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15

ton of my candidacy for this
Office, / remain,
Yours very truly,
Cas- Moss.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
Geo. A. Kelly sells marble and

Geo. A. Kelly sells marble and
granite grave stones and monuments,
in any qualityand design at moderate
prices fully guaranteed. j22.
Marbury's Perfection Pills. the
best liver pill on earth. for sale
by Smith & Grisham Drug Go
s28.
Smith & Grisham Drug Co., is
our agent for that well known
headache remedy. Cephalone.
1t never fails. Only 25 cents
per box. Marbury & Kidd, Rus
ton, La. s2S.
T. j. Drewett's is the place to
buy your groceries. Examine his
stock for what you want; If he
has not got it you can't find it in
town. s13tf
All the latest magazines and period
Gals at Smith & Grisham Drug
Companys. ~
Smith Grisham Drug Co. has a
full line of tablets, pens, pencils
and school books. s21tf
If you have anything to haul
phone 1856 and O'Neal will do the
rest. l-2t
Go to Smith risham Drug Go.
for school supplies. s27tf
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
The Cotton Product.

Inc VOLIOu TfOouCts
In an article entitled 1.-The
South Against the Financial
World" Farm and Ranch dis
cusses the causes that have preci-
pltated the present financial strln-
gency, laying it to the door where
it properly beIongs.-the stock
gambler. 1t is shown that the
cotton money of the South has
been tied up by the spectators
and the stock gamblers just at
the time when it is needed here to
handle the cotton crop. Then it
proceeds to say:
"In the Southwest it is differ
ent. All that we of the South
west can do at this time is to dis
regard the Wall Street stringency
and continue to contract business
here with the plentiful supply of
money now available, according
to the statements of scores of our
own bankers. Let the farmer
who has cotton put that cotton up
as collateral for any debt he owes
to merchant or the bank. This
makes the merchant "good" for
any debt he owes and the banks
will so recognize. The money
paid out to the farmer for cotton
comes back through the bank and
the hank issues certificates which
are transferred tn the North and
East where the merchant may
have obligations to meet. No
money leaves the community, but
obligations existing between tie
farmer, the merchant and tie
bank are cancelled. Cotton has
been held for fair price, and the
value of every bale SO held will
remain In that county for the
development of ITS farm resources
and for home building.
"This is the time of all times
when cotton proves itself indeed
the "currency of the South" and
when the farmer, banker and
must stand shoulder to
in line of battle and fight
= good fight or see our great crop
become the foot ball IF Wall
Street gamblers and their ennis
saries. Today It is the South
against the world. There is gold
in Europe; there is cotton here.
The farmer can live without gold,
but the manufacturer can not live
without cotton. Whose position
is the stronger3 There is FORUM
ately money in the Southwest to
hold cotton on. Farm and Ranch
has developed these facts and they
are filtering into the daily press
slowly. The Southwest holds the
key to financial situation of the
world. Be strong"
q = =
LOST stickpin last Sunday
night. Finder return to this Of
ice and receive reward. n8-2t
Wanted
A good cook and house woman;
will pay good wages 60 the right
xlnd, white preferred. Apply To
)-ls-tf g. p. LONG.
You get only the best job print
m ~ The Soufinol nt{ifso
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

1t will pay you to get prices at
the New Furniture Store. n15tf
j. r. Gillis, of Excelsior, spent
last Tuesday in this city.
The Sentinel representative was
pleased to meet Mr.. A. G. Teddlie
of Atlanta last Tuesday.
Call at the New Furniture Store
for anything you want in the furn-
iture line. n15tf
Prof. A. L. Lewis, of Tide,
La, gave The Sentinel Office a
business call last Friday evening.
Mr.. B. M. Stovall, of Dodson,
gave The Setinel an appreciated
call yesterday.
The Orphean Musical Club will
visit Winfield on Monday night.
November Is, at the Opera House.
1t embraces rare musical artists.
- = -
Mr.. Thos. A. Game, soil sur
veyor of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, was a well
come visitor last Tuesday to The
Sentinel Office.
Buttons can be found at Bank
of WINFIELD, VIM Parish Bank
w. o. Williams and w. A.
Mashaw.
That popular gentleman, Col.
Frank p. Stubs, Jr., of Monroe, |
made the town a friendly call last |
Tuesday and Wednesday:
See the beautiful line of rugs
and art squares at the New Furn-
iture Store. nl5tf
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Heard, of
Bernice, La, arrived Monday to
visit their sons, Messrs. w. F.
Cooper and Joe r. Heard, and
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Cooper.
Mr.. r. L. jackson, register of
voters, spent Sunday with his
family at St. Maurice. He re-
ports little Miss virgie improving
which is gratifying news to her
many friends in WINFIELD.
We can please you both In quail
ity and prices at the New Furni-
ture Store. n15tf
General Passenger Agent e. e.
d. Marshall, of the L. r. & N,
spent Saturday in town on busl-
ness connected with the road.
Go and hear the Orphean
Musical Club at the Opera House
November Is. The Quattette is a
treat.
This week has been one of severe
wintry weather. Wednesday and
Thursday mornings witnessed
heavy frosts, that covered every.
thing as if it had showed. The
thermometer was below the freez-
ing point.
The change In the time card of
The fremont & Gulf Railroad I
from 4 p. NJ. to 5 p. m. will give {
The travelling public one hour
more in WINFIELD and passengers
from Alexandria can reach Mon |
roe and Ruston. by coming over
he L. q A. BY. to WINFIELD and !
saking the fremont & Gulf B. R.,
quicker and safer than by any Z
,ther route.
4 &%
The Rock Island, Arkahsas and
Louisiana Railroad Company l.
LONG . lot of work thai our citi- /.
sens are not aware of. II they
viii take trip out on their tracks ,