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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-11
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haiority The bill II PASSED. VIII
put stop 10 race trnek. gambling
IA thla state, The passage If the
btu In the lower house Wa expect
ed, m that body gave II an almost
unanimous vote Al the feRnlaf aea.
alan, last winter Tile hatGia sill
taky place In the aehafe. whore the
faelnk men Wop hgfae. which
caused Gov Hughes II call an e1=
ira session.
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sFtoaTlsG aoes TO aE
PEACEFUL nog."

. WASHINGTON. June IL 4
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= home ~ Lake Aohank. y. Y. =
q where he says he il gaing to Z
. play the part Of Peaceful 4
. Bob with ths kids aud the q
. toy boats on the lake The 9
= ranking admiral Of thu navy 4
4 has had much 20 do since his 4
. arrival here from san Fran. a
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q fleet around the Horn. and hn :
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MEAD OPENS
CAMPAIGN

IHY United Fraaas1
bFi4llNaHAM. June ti-=uoY.
Mead opened hla campaign IN this
city Last nlKht. The affair was IN.
der the auspices Of NE Taft Mead
club and was largely attended Gov
Mead plauked himself squarely upon
the republican platform and nssd be
was In tho race for reelection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-11
BITS o'REWs


Atame Club.
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svrseabaacr bay. Friday even.
I hsne y.
Miller Recital.
~ Kl.sabeth Miller VIII kiVs q
- recital Monday eyealng. At
! ralsafsaa church.
Arthur Recital.
~ Arthur vii present his pl.
recital the evening 81 June
Il sAs Ualtarian church.
ls~ysweils Recital.
. nlrt recital Of the pupils of
= cara LEWIS and Mr. Boyd
- vii BE- given Tuesday even.
rn she Y. NJ. {. A. hall.
essrgsy Guild. Trinity Parish.
n Clarity Guild Of the Trinity
arc sill meet Friday. June IS.
II - eTyrs
3 5cwfn Aatner ~ Two Books
~ Herbert n Gowwu. rector OF
40 parish church. hs. two
- d the press Of bis author.
Il sksch viii De ready for the
~ early Ia the fall The titles
/ 80 are The Revelation Of
nnf< That Are. q study of Rev
rasa r. - given BY the rector
|sia Hshle class. and Hawaiian
- Il Love and Death
sf&ssk Petersen.
- Ola Maleae SsaYfk aud
4 0sla Slvert Johan Petersen
~ ssrFted yesterday IT the Nor.
s<as Lutheran church by Rev. 4.
zaGeEly. After q wedding trip
Avxaa. the bridal ecapIe will
- DER home ~ ballard.
Sests5c Council. No. lie.
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Cheap Excursions East

June 10, 20. July 3. 0. 22. q. Aug
ust 4. 7. 81 and ~ b. the Oregon
X H. q Navigation Go. Rates.
routes. tickets and reservations at
Union Ticket Office. Cos First A.
T.. Z. Elas. General Agent 80
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sonAn IS LIVING
WITH BULLET
IN HEAD
ev United PressA

~ FRANCISCO. June II
S,l Allan lies at the point Of
! s.aax. as the result Of 4 shet
a lale her head three months
her husband. Who II heing
So he police awaiting The ns.
= ,he woman : injuries Il be-
=. knewn today that the couple
: - .ssrfessd last March. aud that
= - Was shot
=. weman MAS removed % 10
.s..nllat and the Ease vas haah=
het detectives have secured
! .....s,s that they declare vii eon=
anau II hts wife dies. The
- made "a ante norton state
-
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u. Q. Navy fsfa Route steamer
hsoutlsetlo leaves Flyer deck $50
ard $50 q. m. I 30 and o. m. zee
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-02

Following is the compete text of the speech delivered by Hon. Marcus A. l Smith on the occasion of the demo cratic barbecue at Lewis Springs.
 Mr. Chairman and Fellow Citizens of Cochise County: Vixen first drove down wonder gulch to Lewis Springs little did l dream that twenty-eight years thereafter should be facing here such an audience as this composed of the beauty and grace, the tenderness and courage of old Cochise county. No where in this broad land, in a gather ing of equal size, can be found more of all that goes to make up good cItI- zenship and this large congregation III its perso4nel is safe guarantee O. a mighty future commonwealth and a firm foundation oH which will soon rest the pillars of a free and mighty state.
 My friends sometimes laugn at me and my detractors often jeer at my frequent allusion to the dear old coun- ty of Cochise. If they could stand in my place here and feel the rush of emotions over the heart, the tender memories that almost overwhelm. they would understand
 T came to Tombstone many years ago, and on my arrival was struck down by severe illness which necessi- tated a dangerous surgical operation. When I recovered from the effects of the anesthetic l found at my bedside Ia strong, angular. rugged mining man who looked more like a gnarld noun tain oak than nurse at the bedside of pain. But that man with the ten der care of a woman stayed by me uIi- til all need of his services were past, and I love to feel that the long ae- layed prosperity, which has at last touched Hualapai Clark was due some how to a kind providence in reward for the humane services he rendered to the sick stranger within the gates of his town When l finally arose from my bed I had just S350. The hotel man charged me fifty and the doctors charged three hundred and I paid them both and stepped out on the street without a farthing and without a friend. I have since remained near ly as poor in fortune as l was then but all the illgotten wealth of mil lionaire could not buy of me the friends that have since that day up- held and nourished and blessed meI with their confidence and love. Is it  any wonder then that this is and shall always be dear old Cochise county toI me, and the man who can jeer at such sentiments must continue to do sol from the low level of common con tempt.
 These personal reflections pave carried me away from the purpose be fore me. We have entered again on a new presidential campaign, and, thank God, we've got them this time. The national republican party richly de serves the defeat awaiting it. Too long a hold on power has made it blind to it's own misdeeds and deaf to the peo- ple's cry for relief. By the most repre- hensible practices ever known to a political party it has maintained itself in power. Not satisfied with selling legislation to the protected trusts and monopolies for campaign fund sum- cient to debauch the ballot box ana still keep the government in partner ship with the favored interests, it has already begun again its old trick of trying to scare the poor laboring peo- pie into support of it's ready-made can dfdate for the presidency. Do you
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-02
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
 ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOTEL NE s T A

JUST OPENED, 5O6 Temple St., cor. Olive, Los Angeles, Cal. Everything new. All light rooms. Transient, soc up; weekly $2 up. Telephone, Main 6997; A7726. B. R. Jordan, Proprietor. All modern conveniences.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-02
RECENT PATENTS
 GRANTED AR|lONANS
And Other News Notes Con- cerning TerritoY of a
 Correspondent.
Especial to The Reslew.l

Ne1tfN>-Ae-t ~ 2 AAC AAEheCR-5
 WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-Patents have been granted as follows: c. L. Dayier of Clifton. combined fuse box and cut out switch.
 E. B Knapy of Yuma, fastener for Winker forks stays.
 F. M Nett Of Douglas, feeder.
 B. l.. Worthsm of Tucson, circula- tory system for furnaces.
 Dr. s. Sullivan has been appointed forest guard on the Cairtcahua Nation al forest
 Professor T. T. Swift, of the Creek National Forest has just left for his headquarters at Stafford
 John D. Ethrie. formerly in the land office here, left Washington for Pres colt where he will be stationed as dep uty supervisor of the Prescott Nation al Forest.
 From reports received from the To- cal land office the general land office has completed it's annual settlement showing the area of the public domain remaining undisposed from July l. There was in Arizona surveyed F, ,9G5,- 121, unsnrveyed acres 39,S64,0S1, total acres 36S.021, ,509.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-02
SWIHDLERS ARRESTED
 FOR LONDON DEAL Attorneys Prosecuting Pair Say They Represent 18l0C0
 Persons in Action.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-Harry Benson, otherwise known as HBebro" and George Petty, directors of Internation- al Securities Corporation limited, and the Falthams Bank, which were re gently placed in the hands of a re ceiver, were arrested today, charged with attempting to obtain money OF, fraudulent pretenses.
 When the prisoners were arraigned, the prosecuting attorney said that 1S.- 900 people were represented. Bebro, the police say, was convicted some years ago in America.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-02
PAY BIG LOAN.
New York Bank That Failed Cleans
 up $25,oo0, ,ooo.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The Trust Company of America, upon which the sensational run was rrecipitated dur ing the financial panic of 1907, has managed its business 90 successfully, as to enable 1t to pay off loan nf S25,000,000 which it then effected.
 Company in point of assets and Ii utilities was the second largest in the country.
The oasis., 1908-09-12
NoCALES NOTES.

MT. Miguel Latz, the MagdaIena merchant, was at Nogales Tuesday. The Nogales Building x Loan Association has hung out a new sign.
 Saturday MT. A. L. Lewis came np from Hermosillo, and on Sun day he went to Douglas.
 Saturday last Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Budge started for the east for g visit of several months.
 Sunday evening Mir. Thos. Burch came up from Minas Prietas and is visiting his sister, Mrs. Earl Gris- wold.
 Monday Miss Edith Doherty and Mir. Jesse Chatham returned to Tempe to resume their studies in the territorial normal school.
 Mrs. Margaret Agnes lgo, from the Camille region was at Nogales Monday as witness in land case in the clerks office of the district court.
 The municipal building in No, gales, Sonora, is receiving the fin ishing touches, and when done the structure will present very hand some appearance.
 Wednesday MT. George w. At kinson was at Nogales. At evening he returned to his ranche at Gala basas, whence he intended goinl home to Tucson today.
 Monday Mr. Ricardo Gayo' started for point in Hermosill district of Sonora in the vicinit. of Tiburon Island, where he wen to examine mining property.
 Messrs. k. L. Parke and Charle F. Davis. from Camille, were at No gales Monday, witnesses for MI
The oasis., 1908-09-12

William A. Parker, who presented in his homestead entry his final proofs.
 Early in the week Nogaes was visited by Mr. \. F. Davis, pay master for the Grant Brothers Con slruction Company, who came up from Culacan Saturday night and remained at the line city several days.
 Wednesday Mir. $. F Noon went to Tucson to attend a land case in the office of the U. s. court com missioner. He had intended going Tuesday but the washout interfered and he had to wire to have the hearing continued.
 Last week MT. H. NJ. Clagett, experimenting engineer for Roy X Titcomb, came up from the Key de Gro camp, where he had been put ting upon the mill the finishing touches, turning the plant over to the Tribune Gold Mining Company all ready to run.
 Among the passengers laying over at Nogales Tuesday, on ac- count of the washout in Sonolta canon, was Doctor c. A. Wilson, from Esperanza, in the yaqui delta, who is superintendent for the Richardson Construction Company, and was en route to Los Angeles on business. This Is the first time that Doctor Wilson has been out from Sonora in several years.
 Mr. P. J. McCartv, from Camille lin the West Huachuca region of Santa Cruz county, who was ir
 Nogales Monday and Tuesday, cir culated about town taking order: for apples by the barrel, which ht , will ship the latter part of October Mir. McCarty has fine orchard and the fruit of tn, Huachuca mountain foothills is noted far anC
 wide for its quality and deliciou ] flavor. Mir. McCarty will delive the shipments on the cars at Sono { ita, consigned to the purchasers and the prices he gave were re
 markedly cheap.
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The oasis., 1908-09-12
reduction of Gold and Silver In California in 1907.
(By Charles G. Yale.)


 The following shows the production by the counties of gold and silver California in 1907 reported from the mines to fba limited States Geological Survey This been meet repeated demand and presented advance the report on California forming portion of the gold and silver section Mnera Resources Calendar Year 90 in course of publication by the Geological Survey.
 Compared the production of 1906 these figures show decrease of $2OO45 value gold and $66S2 in value of silver falling off in value of the precious metal output of s2 OOS The average commercial value of silver in New York fine 1907 66 cents The standard value of gold is $2O 67 1S34625323 per fine
 or co1 1901
The oasis., 1908-09-12

Spanish and English Printing by
 THE OASIS PRINTING HOUSE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Attractions at the
Local PldyhouseS

The all absorbing event in this week
theatricals viii be the appearance of
David Warfield in THE Music Master
at the Alcazar. II is already current
history how a line of ticket buyers has
been a fixture from the box Office to
the sidewalk and around the corner
TO the pavilion. and it would seem as
though nothing but calamity could
prevent the Warfield season from being
q record breaking event.
The American theater offers nov
elty-novel now because so long un-
heard-"The Bohemian Girl" which will
be produced by the Persse opera com
pany. Cyril Scott at the Van Ness will
begin the third and final week of his
engagement in The Man of the Hour" (;
Ferris Hartman viii add to the city's
amusement by reviving The Wizard of
the Nile" at the Princess theater; the
Central promises a premiere in the
shape OF melodrama written by the
late Caro- True BOardman. whose death
recently robbed san Francisco of vet
cos theater, where for several seasons
she was. a leading woman. At. the
Orpheum. National, Chutes. WiSwam
and Empire theaterS new vaudeville at
fractions are promised. With the aid of
the extra matinees TO be given on
Labor day and Admission day. IL may
be possible for the enthusiastic theater
Eoer 10 cover the situation and see all
the shows. but it will keep him busy.
Following is what the press bureaus of
the theaters have to say of themselves:
Alcazar
Tomorrow night David Warfield wiz
begin limited engagement at the
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

one of the best politicians imaginable.
Cyril Scott, who plays the mayor, finds
himself confronted not only by the
loss of the girl whom he loves, but
he has to face her contempt and shat
ter the memory of his father who, to
him, has always been a model Of in
tegrity. He sticks to the right in spite
of all this, stands forth a man and
wins happiness honorably.
The third and last week of the en-
gagement will commence at the holiday
matinee tomorrow. Following will come
the latest musical comedy success from
the east.
THE Girl Question is described as a
musical play filled brimful with fun
and laughter, pretty girls, handsome
costumes, elegant scenery and elaborate
catchy music and book full of witty
dialogue.
American
An old friend will appear at the
American theater this afternoon 1t
will be THE Bohemian Girl which
contains probably more popular melo-
dies than any six operas ever written.
And they are destined to live forever.
Il Dreamt ] Dwelt in Marble Halls"
The Heart Bowed Down." Fair Land
Of Poland Then You'll Remember
Me" and score more such classics
are old friends that are new again, for
IT has been long time since "The Bo-
hemian GirP was heard in San Fran
cisco.
The opera is not only a musical gem:
1t is full Of romance, comedy and in
terest- The 1aughable role of Devils
hoof will be portrayed by Robert Lett
a new conner, who has made a reputa-
ton in this character in other cities
Edith Mason's sweet voice will be heard
TO advantage in the opera, and Bernice
Holmes will sing the role of the gypsy
queen. Thomas Persse will be cast as
Thaddeus, and Charles Swickard will
be heard as Count Arnheim. Joseph
Fogarty III. Emerson Nixon, Mabel
Goger and the balance of the Persse-
Mason opera. company cast will be seen
and heard in congeniaI roles
Special costumes and scenery have
been provided for this production and
Charles Swickard will be in charge of
the stage He staged "The Love Tales
of Hoffman, and that is guarantee of
his ability as director. Paul Steindorff
is at the head of his augmented orches-
ira, which means that Balfe's exquisite
music will receive a poetic and inspir-
ing interpretation
There will be special holiday matt
nees, in addition to the usual Saturday
and Sunday matinees. Popular prices
are announced for the performances on
Monday afternoon (Labor day) and
wednesday afternoon admission day)
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

apprentice. and Sarah Edwards will ap-
pear as Simoona, the kings second
wife.
Arthur Cunningham will shine as
sic teacher to the princess, and Walter
Catlett will shed some light on ancient
history. In the character of Pto1emy,
king of Egypt. Walter de Leon will be
policeman No. %, and Fred Kavanaugh,
Maybelle Baker, Grizella Kingsland.
Myrtle DingwaIl and the balance of the
cast of the Princess principals will fill
roles of varying Importance.
The Wizard of the Nile is in three
acts. The action takes place in Alex
andria and in the kings private pyra-
mid. There will be special matinees to-
morrow (Labor day. and on Wednes-
day (Admission day. The Toy Maker
will be given for the last times this
afternoon and evening.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Orpheurn

The Orpheum bill for the week be-
ginning this afternoon will be like the
wine that needs no bush to recon-
mend it. 1t will be excellent.
Among the newest feature acts in
vaudeville is that furnished by the
Trapnell family of acrobats, who will
make their first appearance in this
city. The troupe consists of three
women, man and a youth, and they
give marvellous performance the
charm of which is enhanced by its
tcomplete novelty.
Amelia Summervi1le, who will also
make her first appearance at the Or
pheum, is accounted one of the clever
est musical comedy actresses on the
stage. She is making her debut in
vaudeville. The result will be watched
with interest. Her offering will be
and she will introduce impersonations
of Harry Lauder, May Irwin, Eva Tan
quay, Donald Brian and other stage
celebrities. She will sing Take Me to
the Ball Came "It Looks Like a Black
Night to Me- and THAT Wasn't All
The three Moshers are skilled cy-
clists and comedians on the wheel
They Were great hit at the New York
roof garden recently.
lie Clair and Sampson in a sketch
The Bogus Strong Man." will con-
tribute a goodly quota to the enter
tainment of THE bill and the holdover
acts will be supplied by the Grassys
the Wilson brothers, Carter and Blu
ford and Miss Edna Phillips and COM
pany in the clever sketch fLost-A
Kiss in Central Park A new series
of motion pictures will be projected
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Ness

Almost the last sentence in Platos
"The Republic" is an assertion that no
system OF representative government
can approach perfection until all poll
tlcians are philosophers and all philoso-
pliers are politicians.
At the Van Ness theater we see a
Broadhurst play that perfectly en-
bodies this basic principle in proba bly,
the best and most thrilling gneiodra ma.
Of our times. The graft problem, which
staggers municipalities and shocks
mankind. is solved by a youth who.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Princess

Ferris Hartman will begin the fourth
week of his brilliant season at the
Frlncess theater at a special matinee
tomorrow In honor of Labor day. The
comic opera star will appear in one of
the Nile
New and beautiful oriental scenery
and costumes viii add to the effect Of
the presentation, and Miss Sybil Page,
the -cast, assuming the role Of Cleo
patra-
Hartman will be Kibosh, a profess
this character that Hartman's ouainf
and infectious huInor has Its fullest op-
portunities and he will introduce sew
eral topical and comic songs
Zoe Barnett will be seen in the con-
genial role Of Abydos, the magician's
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Gossip About The 1heaas and the New Dramatic Offerings

promoters are. from all accounts, get-'
ting rich. Molnar, being a newspaper
man in Budapest has no right TO
money. of course, but seems, from all
accounts, to be getting his from Savage
a-7 rot from Fiske
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
BEAUTY AND HEALTH

The key to happi-
ness. A young face
denies the years.
Every little line.
frown. freckle. PIN
pie. scar or what
ever blemish there
might be on u
woman's face will
be successfully
treated and removed
without the use of
instruments or par
affine.
Neck. bust and
figure improved.
Electrical massage.
Vibratory trial treat
ment and consu1ta-
49,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
Alcazar

Tomorrow night David Warfeld VIII
begin limited engagement at the
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Continued on Page SO. Column 1
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

Stanton. Elmer Bonner and Lillian
| Lakeland
1t is the intention of the management
! to make the production of : T,be Cali
fornia Outlaw notable one in every
particular. In one of the scenes a full
sized locomotive comes putting on the
| stage.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

The final performances of .eThe King
of the Opium Ring will be given this
afternoon and evening. These two
events will mark the farewell appear
Ellsmere.
The California Outlaw" a comedy
meiodrama in three acts by the late
Cairo True Boardman, will receive its
initial production on any sage tomdr-
row afternoon. when a special Labor
day matinee will be given. The play
will run one week.
The scenes are laid in the Mount
Shasta country and the plot is crowded
with action and thrills.
Colonel Courtland, played by Herman
Gripps and Al Craven, played by T. N.
Craven treacherously obtains full own
ership, but offers to return to the
colonel his proper share on condition
that Courtland shall give mis- daughter
70 craven in marriage. In a quarrel
Craven kills his associate. This brings
Centrals new leading man, who plays
the role of Van Ross. a true noun
taineer. Van Ross accuses Craven of
the murder. Craven denies the charge.
but Lisa Gavarre. played by Claire
Sinclaire, makes him swallow the lie
by. declaring she saw him commit the
crime.
The villain. trapped. se,s fire to the
house, abducts the colonePs daughter.
Kate, played by Kathryn Maddox
Wayne the new Leading woman and
Van Ross, her sweetheart starts in.
adventures, he rescues her in one Of
the most exciting and novel scenes ever
staged
The comedy characters are in the
hands of Elmer Booth, James Corrigan,
Marie Howe Alice Condor. Richard
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06
National

National
Some sparkling numbe.'s are billed
for the National this week beginning
with today's matinee. The top liner is
the act of the celebrated Finneys, cham
pion~ swimmers, who will make good
their title in an immense crystal tank
where they will swim and dive and rest
under the water. They have the endur-
ance record for remaining an incredible
length of times beneath the surface
Elsie Finney is famed as one of the
most beautiful women on the stage.
very bright and dramatic little
play, Roman in every sense of the word
will be given by Jules Garrison and
company. 1t will be followed by the
Panther trio, famous European contor-
tionists.
Al Leonhardt, the funny German
Juggler, has splendid reputation as
laugh getter to sustain and. will be
praise which has been accorded him
across the continent.
Other features of unusual interest
Will be supplied by the Carrie Denton
family in a big comedy act; Lindstrom
and Anderson, up to date knockabout
comedians and acrobatic pantomimists,
and Eleanor Blanchard character
change artist, famous as La Petite
Soubrette." She has a bundle of new
dividual acts and collectively the bill at
the National this week will be splen-
did.
Valencia
Located in one of the most populous
districts in San Francisco, the new
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