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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
WILL REGULATE rHs s.s.
or PATENT pr'r,

Councilman Keene q "A, s.....
ward. viii. At tonlghs's ws.'...
the License aud Rerenus Co..
tee. offer a new ordinane. sgss.'
ms the sale Of drugs al.d us.,..'.j
and liquors BY drnggists
My ordinance viii In -.
Language contain al that a. -
ent ordinances DO aid 60
man Keen himself ! arsrr.r y
day "and also such zddis.-. !
VIII bring our ordnance ls.s 81
mony with the state Law
The ordinance VIII rs6sl1< Z,
where any person ha5s aFzn 4
medicines OF liquors q ! erg<r.1
they vii have TO sign ! rsr,r.|
provided for that purpose
Liquof IL not TO be I'd h ii
druggist except on q preesIa,r|
from a praetlelng phTziezE "a
on the buyer signing d r.esss|
stating his name aad s6dfeu
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sTILL NO CABS

Contrary 10 reports thai - q
shortage is improved and e. 81
pers are now able 70 chsala "a !
g. claimed BY local shifpsfs =
the sltuation IL no better III
has been All winief Reports
numbering and shingie losns :
vicinity Of Seattle saf Ia q
mills which recently stzfta
have been COMPELLED 10 eiosf -
again because Of icing nnsh
obtain cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

NAhMk NuR SAFE
taae ~ arfy fafmi nvAt f"a ~ st~A
Aefes rirnfVa ~ NeH 49, t.sa.
fhifteh rcnss aud twe wells ists s.s.
Uae BE- honeAt Nhh N"r
aud iWpifmrnta
fasa TO srfft eharrd rssin heass
ke.sl HIN. eaihua-es. 10 uen vssei
hefftas zee COWS. - Fhif tsAs
i hs4ss. sptlnf WaFrn, hafness at
itlnlns sfhi..il hoassi iefps
81 $50 - arfe fafia. sith beuse tafa. -
eeafa chskras. ee.s ess hssf
- go. / asses. IN la ffuii bssfins trsss. I
e-,w huase, fafpliuu tsssa. eakrh.
hsfHsss, COW yalf ~ ttifAehs naf
haif mlip ffuis stefr ihfts quarters
sails hftn sehssa trrus
= Go : aefe fafiA. With eae ~feffn haliss
hafn. etitkrn hoasse A. hestina
frnlf fFvea. nfalF .lavs. istfisH
tft 4 beautiful hatar aas haf Mils
flian eusA ia~n tF4fns
g. 5Hss 80 aefV rsftn. rartiy tisafv'i, bal
h.s,.s s,sA nsta. wells. esws
q calves. 3 bsiFeu ! tgfss= =ssN.
fsFm waeen aud fsfAlas lssess
faeHta fEFWr
8 80 80 stfvs river hniiaaai astsf aetf
ne~s 30 ssr.a ua,tef pies hsisess
snd sseirt an feaest 80 ffaai#
heafIna tfesa Easrl ltess tsi.iss
sffs hare. elth Z sss'is aussa faiis
asN fasaff. teens
a. - Is sefes ia uaisnfiass Isisad a.
sefes fkered ihse~ ssfes FaHh
fieafsa 81 fFadt Tres. saisit hHssiss
Nfli fhifken tsfd ffeet 80 hAff
miis ffan ianiIns
saa ssfe ffaeta nTaf tNssf sfoaA Il tei
rAffrn DEVELOPMENT CO
ga ArraiN Hits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
SPEEDWAY COMMITTEE
Is trpolNTt:

A meeting was held Il ~ chi
Der Of Commerce ihls morrhx n
W n Treat. president q ~ n
Rttie Horse Shos asse<zziln II
the ~ men appointed D. in / 4
recent meeting 70 oenxsa9 s<7|
sud means 20 proFide Z s7<@zstI
Those interested II he -
were divided into COMMITTEES
the purpose q canrasaing ~
TO secure siH.o8e NEEDED la I
undertaking. They are u niaI
April "a
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NEW PLAN TO GET ltsn

The park hoard resstsdAs sss''z
10 acquire BY condeanasiea n
ceedinrs sufficient land aisas 2
shore Of Lake Washinetsa ess-s'
Madison ard MadVaa pafn
give ne board firsl inieFssi 2 =
states shore lands. uhlth ~ -
ga Tor a boulevard
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vAcAAr Iora

was tag hinh tffsN - fsslAfHf iais n
Reatffe " hnu fnn fesA bHf iafHe iHta De-
nls.ffeu faf haif lhf faH##f Nith uHe
s.tslrr ~ tniHafss ftaHi ftaaHsf ssfHaff
~, stfasi aaaF ssafsHf e. pc VIII ~ uH
eslaalssd street ID ffauf - fltfsH Tets fnf
.i.,s sa.al aidsNsl 400 ula haf a1H ~
thee lf,fH VIII - un sfasaids 81 daF
ffIAH Ifsfnfs..
Main seTs led as6i ~
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VACANT LOTS

~.,a hoa, has A,aasis eiv prss.
tF1 sab fsfsus
~ ~ feet ffesn tsks WsshinEtqn 81
Aflsntic CITY. pfise So Teftas
nae 49, r. WaaiiaaH TsEfafe Adi j
~stsT ia sifesfs fftrs 80 sseh fsrias
isss h. West hsafsis taH eiaats ffssn
esf snf srka.li ffias IN ~ sash
fssfes ~ 10 "a ass4iasa fsffsgs Aat
Pfits tssa fzls dusa
IL fxvNFTNr&T 90.
rs ueany HaiitiNs
FhFnss@ Mnfn Nft iBa g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
LAUNCH NEARLY SUNK

The gasoline launch Disn'sis I
into the revenue cutter PsHk ?
chored in the bay sssssfaN 3
narrowly escaped sinkinf
said the launch vas T. sAaEF
"a boy engineer
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poUoAN assElLE

The friends Of " hasH 49,
brother 81 Councilman hsFtst' Y
tcrday learned 81 be nasisrE n.
Los Angeles 70 Miss Eta = =
gan also 81 Seattle.
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HCUsFs AtD LOIS


n atffH tfau4s fNttaae eE4 4aAFfE AEhs
sraH 81 ihia Tfaes f1sas aaiH So cash
talaufr fnnf
Ma1rfr tfooua cottage. nalf u nlinNtss
ft1F fi 80 cash fins ttsa 4 Lake pnirn
rrH NNtfFrHify
rtns nrw ~ ssfn sssssn hauae full
ihsfnsnt fgmAss Heea faea eula u -
D. rK cafh
Naw n.fsasrn Esfeufn snsssSs Mahfafa
ftsf Nisrani fseW - iaha ard flssasatsira
ahfs a. 7n es rfsh
t.fsauni cottage % NaafHaus fist nnif
B. nt Va aione - ftH Hsqfe thaH fhk
t.fsafn taftAss ~ sssfee fffs ehfsf
close a. rHrs SIS naisssal. aszif tAst 49,
cast
ufRnpcK noHi Ky 4 FpnuEsT.
~ Ffrffre aits 80 Aesssl Az
rfory ans tsif. fuHss-. fasaesn. riss
tsFfsi pIamh'ar. sissif3H sEAfH go fir
cssalIug hssflsifaf fssfefHfe f5sss4ia 1ssr EaF.
Sea. fNtfhrr haazsr iaf so tfsf tsfnnfifai
unssssirurfltr sise ~ en- tffsns uuasf-
e1is cyissaa Narth Eass sri ta1Ir
fasHsr hdnuf wita sHfs - tsaa AZ
uniff FniiisatifA ana ufh ffasf tai pH
ehANso~. sara sod fissfafa e.. rlt
10 Z o.
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tAftFnts HthAs hAHA#AAM
d - hass ore W - hsaf AuEa - los aat
80 tffm hHass " tEF faaftaa HaaH alsfftEss
" 80 wiff huf q fssfnsa eaAEHe aN4 .fssnra
anEaafn cottage
WfNRftp HHaA
Nqasn taa rntnssA lsa4s am
rsH SALE FIns lstsI - uIfk nasnIfl
rfHf Ftsn ir Hughes 80 fksa - ifansefs
lais sais. lIc fsn. fitans eaH#f HrsHt.
tH affatt b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12
NALF ACRE


scANniNAvtAS AMEnIcAN fNVEsr.
MENr 90
ANA Ftks 81
Nain iila. fna ra1
81 ssa-i ocsiaa usHt 20 corner - zath and
GtafA Eoiiirt Ard Z hiaeks q ear Nerus.
so each. halancr Yfara
n D. conner ~ kth ard tfaufnfH sltsa
Prizes n 40 Terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

noN'T DELAY ~ rot WANT aSE on
TWO ~ fhOsf choice h.arfn ffafis eat near
the SEW iNrEHi HHAN probably REA
IN AGAIN viii you have thHnFp t. bro
iH Western MHshinEigu HHeh coon HANh
fn WE'LL LOCATED fuF LITTLE
MONEY. We hafp sold ever ffn aefea HHt
there lhf past few weeks Men are Fleaf
ina land sud fffuIna ur streets and hutialuH
huHnfa. impfuFFfnfnis going IN on all aihfs
Gee hundred and HisiF acres mere just plat
feH Better 80 ont and iuet them eFuH
Efru NJ Tnu dnnf want tususf u let Hatf
3 Hffes N flfn level land lncHfeH hetNfeu
TWO LIVE NHONINg cfTtTs ta mighty
Hnusi thing iu have. ana ~ aniF takes Ut
&c cash down and small monthly pafmHHta
Fffcrs $50 o. $3.50 per tract. futHn g. the
afuef an1 ST fuil rariirHfnfa
huNTNI Mkffnfi
nipn2n rli Aiasha nits u 70
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- 500 fur tan sores 70 good levi land
] fninfei NJ 10 pasture, house aud orchard.
haiHueu hsiug locHed. y. Stephenson
Preston. Wash. II lH d
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sauF TO Ftfr ufftrY A<n KEN pisl
sast fet faif pastifuiars - atf re sfFs
Tracts saslHsstF - hssf isat aa - ~
- fsstsr - ~ ssfs $50 e. So f=f
Tract Easr fsfa1a
RuufHr MaIFHf
tta<xsn ~ Aistta h84F. II -
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HOUSES AND loTs

IRONING Hoiss -
rlfE HEnHY REALll "
81 pasniss lHHk - = II
Nfafr Is
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anrAr AND nNonNofs ntliattN.
rslYenaIrf pIsInIef


oaiy sssa ~ : ~ tasi21 fssf g. aueY
4 blfsta ffun feaHHs hlfafalt4 H HIil
ali rafHsf tlFizl FEET - 81 i2a sHif
fi1s fafi 20 nus - nf 49, - iaafh isfH
bnlantF $50 ~ a. irf month Ieasan
faf selfi1T IL ! nssd fksh HtH tnHef hHff If
DN AEn ~ ri All hi&fa.
yhaur fxna JOE
Hfsnosfu phsfs shaald has 40 Eduafds
The "fliy a Magnificent Possibilities
lose ~ eash lsAiaaes q fuaAfh zee -
"a sullivan Hlask n
FsT fhla q fuisn hslilsf 80 fasiai. $50
hiafks ~ eaF fsiif hiofEf - woodland para
This has : nan fies Wifh ssHlfh Hgnf
81 90 tnri afaH fsaiauaH - fsa HqHfh
~ 81 81 fafh faH 81 $50 aisf 81
i.hope hngfA 50 ii o.
We tsFu fee Hatfs iafs to FffHfrf'I.a
adfIfI1n tal terms 81 asaH an#I q - So
meath prices tx4i sna 80 fafA fakH
flrni5nf sui falfafd Fsf e fhs auH ~ f1F
nns sul sail farf 81 ths rIsfF HatfsuiHu
~ Ffaaiad ffsff la cas- hHaaaE FtnaF
% Faie ~ Dansf@ s11affef are 80
tsn3 issai = bidsts ftaaf hHHaflfag fEfE
40 40 cash. tsianse af flasf fdfrsst
fIamHefs ana nsehlaIsfs daaf cory
nuF iofs N EdHtan8s hlsani fieafipus ~
a. fufIiFan tiorA II
" fals ~ ffsaef ssaana AYR tew
fho.ff iqfa IN D4siet. - $50 ueinlfF
haalfFHfd CAL haassf phone hasf isal
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~ sores - land north u Hlssk .aissf ,
fuarfiau. JOINS hentou car nhs -.
sold ~ e hafgsin N tekfh nas oaifsshauf'
distance from new car thurs 81 HHniun
feuif b. piaffed pud naid "a lots h 4 y
gitAf LINCOLN 0i1 Fianeef HIia
Main eq7t tud 2aal-. Il
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Deaths were feelslefea =.
follows. aeqzs 1
hunroe Belle Mnnfee !.
u. AZ 1900 Franklin 4 ~
Gardner Joseph Gasa,a !.
April ~. IA Fifth A. 80
~ I'm
Fowler Marjorie n
April .. ~ Pacific hoaeis.,
Han Mrs Tena Han. b 81
3. az Seattle General ho.,s.., 1
Hiaks Minnie A. alska' i
?. az s0i East Pike 4 ~
Peiifer Knute PfeIfser. 4
5. a. Wayside Emefeenes -
heneau-T Frank Rsness' -
Z. al Seattle General hs~.s... q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-04-12

80 fssias .ssss' sss ssasssi wsls sea
g..isn - .,ss.'a -. -. ~ 'ss 80, 81 81.
~ osnH naFs sonsalsslea. !. !,
YIfEB J KIM . 10
REAL EsTATE AND tNstnAscE
flie Ne oass r.lsasias III az sesiis
,' sss i p:i.ni i..s,, ~ "a a.i:ss
80 u - cash. fns Matet Ilas 49,
r NArTzaKH wsr
rhoas ofnes Nwth AZ ues Nofih "
TnAf-rs Fr1N UAHUk@lNu Oh
CHICKEN RANCH
Lots ebsiss fret IL slsY Hsagss aesF RES
81 81 ~ as sssh.is. sslistls - 81.
asnins - snsa ehisesa fsnza nlcs
,ssei = sruuna ~ heaas al g rtiss
n.' ,..s ag *. ss saas !. sss .osssy
s Is,.if.f isi,dis. u. rssss' Mas ~ .lsn
Ias.anrs Mas ~ 4 80
iss ! tiaes frsas weesIass rass. =
sleeA ffou oaf t,ss siss
pfgsssssns. y 80 r.ls iaei..ains aassfe,s
aa1aa rH both ssfssts awHs8 Relax ssst.
i'os' AL o 'hss as fisvfs'
TO Nrsqa nseleshsns tAAs washinE
tah ftib az saath. neeE hssHtsa4ui = /"
Hssa To 50
Lott iscsios tisse fEum ssip fsrds
as 10 So
rrr arrs. : ana . acre uasis re- lqafaF
stii fnHntnE STREAM, uH HaaHsa fe.a3s q
mirutss ualk ffsitn efaff Maft ~
sfaYs risfss ere fiass = salfis auH slip
tafss rsfiHe freu E@ e is - az
a g aoftSaIoN 4 ga
na Deems MA aaEa ~ 4 eEf
afesIs
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Teachers have no way = SETTLING cut %
~ traces until they marty - sfsHdnlAts
b. ans dea ilnfs with the fshuani8 @ sui
IVAN block fuf seHle II aunf earnings in
ptcrsffty ~ Efmandt the CITY 81 NaRnlf
issrf pussihliiilrs II
3. So Nnsirfn fsatn hfaf.e. aHa hiHfH
- ia AZ
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LICENSED 10 WEl

hmry chefies nrosa.s
hfoIney Seattle 20 ~
"o yong Konr. -. ana -.
noih q North Ysklins NY =
Nfihur tufebfela. d. -.
bononHier y. city. -
i.ohrfi Van liorn and p..s
WluAirN Seattle sss1 II.
HHfy Martin obsr.au.. :.
'ar.ie lobe IS. ssaisIs. : q.
90. g''lifl Yaaase u. I,,.
Hnl- und Kuri Climax :. a,ssfAl
49,. i'fum Also. -. Tas ,.ss
COL aHa kaki IahlkaNa >. a's'l's
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
INDECENT PLAY CAUSES SCENE
Crowd Drove Prominent Actress from
 the Theatre.

PARIS, Jan. 4-There was re markable scent tonight at the noto- rious Moulin Rouge, when Marqulse de Morney, daughter of the famous Duke de MoTny and niece of Napoleon IL made her debut in an act called
 4 dream or Egypt" written by her self in collaboration with Mme. Gauthier-Villars, author of "Claudine" and other decadent novels.
 For ten minutes the curtain could not be raised on a new act. owing to the pandemonium. When it finally went up, disclosing the Marquise work ing out a Cryptogram of charm of life, after the fashion of Galatea. and 8 beautiful Egyption mummy in the per son of Mime. Willy, the din was dou- bled.
 This was followed by rain of mis- siles In spite of this the two women completed their act, which is as dis gustingly indecent as any thing ever seen on Parisian stage. When the curtain was rung down the crCkgd rushed toward the box occupied by Mime. Gauthier-Yillars and Mile Pc laire, who is starring in a stage adap tion of "Claudine," and literally drove them from the theatre.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
HORSES ARE STRUCK
 BY A LIVE WIRE

TUCSON. ARIZ., Jan. IA live wire. dangling near the ground on Broadway near Church street last eve ming. struck two cab horses belong ing to Antonio LaRue and knocked them down. LaRue, fin going to the aid of his horses. cane in contact wifh 'le giTs siS s2s also knocked down.
 h the carriage were five women aTi they became panic-stricken when the horses fell.
 The first intimation LaRue had Of he live wire was when the animals suddenly fell. LaRue jumped from
 IS seat and whipping out his pocket knife, quickly cut the harness, giving the horses freedom. One horse imme- d1ateIy ran away. but was caught lat sr by Detective Betanuue. of ths SoaInern Pacific. near the dernt. LaTaue. In aiding his horses, was struck by the wire and knocked down in the mud It was several minutes before he recovered entirely from the effects of the shock The wire was re paired by the electric light company as soon as they learned of the diff culty.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
PHILLIPS NAY BE IN PHOENIX
 STILL
Is That He LufkS About CaptaI Awaiting 0p- portunity to Escape h Com pany With Mrs. Redwine,

PHoENIX. Jan. 4.-Loye f1r- her daughter, strange as it may seem in view of her other actions, may make Mrs. Lee Redwine the means oi cap turing C. E. Phillips. who Is wanted badly by the officers for assisting Lee Redwine to escape.
 Mrs. Redwine has a mothers strong affection for her daughter, and to ap- pear in the probate court aLG fight the effort of Mrs.. Ella. Boone, her mother. to have the child placed in ether hands, she must remain in Phoe, nix.
 Phillips has not been able to leave he city for several days-All that keeps him here is his infatuation for Mrs Redwine, who was to have left the city with him yesterday, but was pre- vented by the step Mrs. Boone took in the probate court.
 Though seen several times yester day and reported to the officers to be in a number of houses in the southern part of the city, Mrs. Redwine has managed to keep out of sight.
 Officers are of the opin4Sn that the woman will remain hidden until she HAS u dplttdE III tIt pIODdlt StNt January F to answer her mother charges that she is an immoral and unfit person to have the custody of i year-old Inez Redwine, Lee Redwine's daughter.
 With the little daughtef keeping the mother in the city, and the mother acting as a magnet that holds Phil lips in her close vicinity there is 8 possibility that this strange condition Of affairs may bring about Phillips capture
 Through the help his friends are giving him, Phillips has managed tC remain in the city several weeks since a warrant for his arrest was Is sued. Located several times, the Of ficers have always found that he has changed his residence only a short time before the plan to make rait and capture him.
 Their desire to aid the officers ha; sent the latter off on several fais5 scents since Phillips became a much wanted man, his capture being con sidered almost as important as that of Redwine. from whom nothing na. heen heard since he wrn'A a lette to one of his old friends in Phoeni1 . short time ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
MONTE VISTA IN
 BIB ORE DEAL
One In Drift On Dolores Vein Has Recently Doubled
 In Value,

DOUGLAS. Jan 4.-(Special.)-
 Charles F. Hanson, general manager of the Monte yisio mine. is in Douglas today and reports a big strike in the Dolores vein of that property.
 The Monte Visto is the biggest low grade gold mine in Sonora. There are two veins. one-the Monte Visto yejn-59 feet wide, and the other on which the recent strike has been made IS 21 fet in width. Tn drift in the Dolores vein in which the present strike was made wac started two weeks ago On the 1G0-foot level. The ore at the starting point gave an ay- craze valuation of @S.S0 in gold and four ounces of silver to the ton. They have now drifted 200 feet with a slight increase in values from the start. which has at this point increased to double the original values. The ora in this drift now averages s11 10 the ton All these values are free mill ing and are the best ever so far shoEn in the Monte yisto mine. There is already blocked out on this vein some 9.e00 tons of ore, while on the vein known as the Monte Visto there are blocked out 250. 900 tens of ore ayerag ing gold values Of s5.75 10 the ton ~slh a silver valuation additional Of l;. co and three-eighths cunces to the tos, These are mill run values
 Mr. Hansoe says the new showing fs the best ever made ip the great mine and that the proposition Las ncf CT looked so well as now
 Twenly-one men are in the employ of the company at present snd as SCOT as the weather will permit the wagon road will be begun to connect ths mine with s1e railroad point, tw< miles br!owsc aricachi. The road HiI De completed as soon as possible iE order tc make the nrs es O. sbo lns ciiinery Of the stamp mill, which il to ready for operation at the miae. bi early summer time. The water neal the mine has been developed to the ex tent of being ample for a fo-staEni mill and the company is preparing now to install Q pump
 The great body of the Monte Fish ore ls valuable on account of fh' chespness with which 1t can b' worised. It is now estimated that thii ore can he mined and miiled at cos of not cxccesing q 9 per Son.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
JAPS PLAN ID ENTER DUR
 COUNTRY
Railroad Contracts Enable Them To Cross Pacific to
 Mexico From Whence They Go to the international Line.
FRISCO WEATHER IS
 MORE INVITING TO THEM

The great number of Japanese who have lately been trying to steal theiF way across the Mexican border into the United States at Texas. New Mex. ico and Arizona points is partly ex- plained by the following article taken from the Jalisco Times. paper pup- hshed in Guadalajara. Mexico. The Times says;
 .Mauy of the Japanese recently landed at the port of Manzanillo for work on the Manzaniilo extension Of the Mexican Central railway, have de serted the construction camps and are now travelling north with the intention oe entering the United States. About thirty of the men arrived in this city Wednesday, and half the number left on the Mexican Central train for Ira puto. They expect to enter the United States through El Paso. IL is reported that about twelve so far deserted the railroad work
 sThe Japanese who left here have sufficient money to get them to the states. This money they brought from Japan to enter the United States, and they represented themselves as railroad laboTers simply to secure passags across the Pacific Arean. Hamegon & Smith. inc contractors who imported the laborers. will not lose by the desertion, as the Japanese company supplying the men, will be compelled 10 I'll their places.
 One of the Jap Iaborers now in this e,ty. who KNOWS few words Gf English, yesterday gave the following reasons for inc desertion of the rail, road work:
 Very hot Cheap money. Jap boy 70 hkee. San Francisco better. Bineby go there
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05

BRUSSELS, Jan. 4.-Andre Gircn, who achieved notoriety three years ago by eloping with the then crown princess of Saxony was married here today to Mile. Jeanne Bream. Giron agreed tp T5e.f8 compromise with the famiiy ef princess and then abandon b elopement cost the cro8n 1r crown of Saxony, the i0s N sran and expulsion from tha louse Of Hapburg GiFou younger than the wcman E oday.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
FRANCIS WILL ATTEND
 PRIZE DISTRIBUTION

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. 4.-David R. Francis, president Of the St. Louis Exposition has signified his intention of being present when the prizes and other premiums won by the Mexican exhibitors at the above named expo sition are distributed January 13 iB this city.
 Six of the personal organizers and promoters of the St. LoUlss Exp1siti )n will accompany Mr. Francis. The meeting for the distribution of prizes will be presided over by the chief magistrate of the nation
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE
 HAS A NOTABLE YEAR

The transactions on the floor of the Colorado Springs mining exchange during f990 aggregated ss,fS6,5sQ shares of stock Of total cash value of &. .5s7 .296. .r9. Wlih file beginning ef work on the new draiaese tunnel, brok- CTS are confidently looking forward to mach greater year In 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
DESTROY THE CAUSE.
You Cannot Cure Oandruff Without
 Destroying t'1e Cause of it.

Many people wash their scalps Sat urday night CT Sunday to try 10 keep the dandruff down for the week, but on Monday night the scalp has begun to itch, and Tuesday morning will find 2 good supply of dandruff when the hair is brushed. There is but one real cientEfc way of curing dandruff; and nat is to kill the germ that causes it, nd falling hair. and finally badness. here is only one preparation that will estroy the germ. and that is New rois Herpicide. It Is an entirely new discovery and the only hair prepara- Tion that Is based on the new scien. tific principle. In addition Herpicide is very refreshing hair dressing for regular toilet use. Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit Michigan
 Two Sizes, 50 cents and s1.o0
 6lsREE DRUG CO, speeia! Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
EAron I'd a1ruaN I'd aELoIr.

BELOIT, Wis. Jaa. 1.-Rev. E | Eaton has resigned his pastofate at St. Johnsbury. Vt. to take place April 90. according to dispatches received today, and viii re-enter upon the 6u- ties of president of 5eloit College. It has been stated by friends for some fsme that Dr. Eaton would succeed himself as president of Beioit col sege.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
BURIED UNDER TONS
 OF SAND IN TUNNEL

NEW YORK. Jan. 4-Thomas Brown, a forman, is supposed to be buried under tons of sand in the Long Island City end of the Belmont East river tunnel. The laborers struck a fault in the earth today and the in rush of water and sand drove them huTriedly from the shaft. Brown de layed to make sure of the escape OT his men and has not since been seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-05
WOODEN LEG MARKS IDENTITY

KANKAKEE. H.. Jan. 4.--The body of Patrick O'Gara, who disappeared from this city November 1. was found al a point several miles down the Kankakee river today. The body was badly deconpDsed and wae cnly identi- lied by an artificial linb.