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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
MISSING GIRL FOUND
FLOATING IN CANAL
Parts Of Clothing Missing, but
No Signs Of Foul Play
Are Discovered

PRINCETON. \. J. Nay 1s-The BODY Of
Kiss Bertha fsEde-bilt fhe assistant il tie
g7trrrT ~ frluceful university. rs a -sr.as ~
Wednesday atternoou- vas found today coating
l. the RzrirED canal.
Although paris - tire girls clothing are miss
inE -here appeared - be 80 signs ~ foal rlsr
except 3 few scars ~ slight chsracser zhioh
nav have been received 6urlng tie I'VE dsVs
the BODY had rolled sio1g the bed of the
errasrl.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
MISSIONARY DIES Ar SEA

boston. Nay 1S--wo-d was received in-fhis
ci-y today of the death o. board the steamship
Minnesota which arrived IN Seattle last night
from japan q the Rev Dr. l. ". Cate. for
nerlr Of This city. hut for 10 years IN charge
q the UnireTsslist mission IN Teben- DR.. Cate
res also connected with the university az
Tokyo. He leaves q widow and two children.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
The BurIingame TeIegraphing
Typewriter is Now on Exhibition
in Room COS Chronicle Building

The Buringame TelegTaphing Typewriter. on eNhi-
bon Room Co.'S Chronicle building Just
been publicly demonstrated the weeks IL has been
tested and examined by the cities where II
has been exhibition To give brief outline OF this wonder
u invention claims OF the
tor. Mr. Elmer Burlingame IS here quoted:
message may written oDsTs1
machine electrical
desired distance
the Transmitting machine.
be ARg s6s G6jeGts Of bs EsntOa B5oyias %
Of
o
sspsTaly sPsahHs By 5. ss re e s
se oS an pa b mi a P
@ OF aGh sy H send Two impulses
pulses while succeeding another quickly srd
You invited o visit Room COS Chronicle building San
Francisco and witness demonstration OF the Burlingame
Telegraphing Typewriter today. The
exhibition the be built this CITY
convince any expert OF the possibilities OF this
instrument When the machines put for commercial
they will operate wire outlined in the above
excerpt from the patent papers
only for your education you should know all about
the Burlngame TegTaphng Typewriter and for this purpose
the machines exhibition in Room 90, Chronicle
building, this city.
The Burlingame invention be used connection with
the following systems Western Union Telegraph, Postal
Telegraph the Telephone the Wireless Telegraph Systems,
the Wireless Telephone Systems Fire Alarm Systems
glar Alarm Systems, the Stock Ticker, the News Ticker
large factory has been established in this city
Burlingame Teegraphng Typewriters being
the sending and receiving OF and wireless
cordially invited call COS Chronicle build
ing this city between the hours OF 10 to y and p
and witness demonstration.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS-Seaied pro
possIs, in duplicate, VIII be received AZ the
Office OF the Depot Quartermaster. San Fran
cisco, CAL until . O'Clock. D. n, June 10,
1906 al which time and place they viii be
opened in the presence Of bidders, for the con-
structioa and complete equipment OF fr0u one
10 four 60-foot wooden steamers for bsrbor
service OF the War Department, in accordance
with conditions specinca tions and drawings
which can Be obtained by application 10 the
Depot Qusrtermaster, San Francisco, Cal, or
Major W s. Wood, Quarrermzsfe-, Seattle.
Wash. Proposals 10 be marked Proposals for
Building 60-fcot Wooden Steamers" J. B. ALE
SHIRE. Qrsrtermsster General. L. S Army
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS-U. S. Department OF Agrieul-
ture. Office OF the Secretary, Washington, d. C.,
April 20, I1oS.-Seeled proposals viii be re-
until . D. m Wednesday. May "a. 1908. for
furnishing supplies for the use OF the Forest
Service during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1909 as follows: Stationery and Office sup
plies: furniture: instruments; telephone wire
and fixtures. Delivery 20 be made al the Forest
Service Supply Depot at Ogden. Utah. Full il
formation furnished on application 70 the Dis
bursting Clerk Bids must be sesled and ad-
dressed 20 the Secretary Of Agriculture. in sc
cordsnce with instructions given schedules
JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department.
~ ssnlHston " =, unlll ~ ociocH a. n June
after, 20 furnish al the navy yard. Mare Island.
Cal. etc. quantity OF naval supplies. fol
lows: Sch 1le1: Electrical supplies.-Scb- 1892:
Miilboard--Sch- 1211: Pine. steel--Sch- 1912:
Pneumatic hose--Sch. 1913: Duplex blocks
Sch. 1914: ProEendeI.-Sch. 1915: Taps. etc
Sch 1915: Ships bottom paint. Applications
for proposals should designate the schedules de-
sired by number. Blank proposals viii be
furnished upon application 10 the navy pay Of
fee, San Francisco. Cal, OF to the Bursau. E
B. ROGERS. Psymsster General. T. s y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

Ell Pizmo Beach is located In the most
delightful spot along the Santa Barbara
channeEWhcre mountains meet the sea.
its majesty of scene, its quiet gentle
tapping surf, its natural beauty Is ON.
equaIed I'm ali the thousand miles of Cali,
f0rnia'S charming coast
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

OFFICE Constructing QuarterusSter Fort Ms-
son. San Francisco. Cal, May Il. lQ0S--Seaisd
proposals for constructing seavan and repairing
roadway AZ Fort Winfield Scott. Cal. viii be re-
ce5Ted here until II a n, June Is. 1905. and
then opened. Information furnished on applica-
tion- Envelopes containing proposals should be
endorsed Proposals for Sea Wall. etc and ad-
dressed GEO. Mex. WILLIAMSON. o.. Mr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

If You Want What You Want When You Want It
:: CALL :: WANT :: ADS
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
The Peerless
Beach of the
Pacific - = - =: ~

In offering the opportunity Of getting limited
number of
bona hde opening for the turning of q good profit
FL wonderful and with
OF charming family Home place well health
this whole We
tell whuIe adj Call ONCE well tell
better STILL take the beach
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
EXAMINATIONS FOR
RAILWAY MAIL CLERK
Win Be Held at All PoStoffiCeS
in Arizona, California, Ne
yada and New Mexico,

The United States civil service COM
mission announces that on July s,
1908, it will hold examinations for the
position OF railway mail clerk at each
Eostoffice in Arizona, California, Ne
vada and New Mexico, at which city
letter carriers are employed. This ex-
animation is open to male citizens of
the United States who are legal res
iGeIts of TIE states and territories
named, and who comply with the
physical requirements, and file appli-
cations on regular form. The com
mission will supply on application form
1907 Information for Applicants for
Railway Mail Clerk Examination. ;"
Application form 304 and form 1907
may be obtained either from the Unit
sd States civil service commission,
Washington, d. c., from the secretary
Of the board of examiners at the post
office 81 San Francisco. or from the
local secretary. civil service board, at
TIE postoffice cit Los Angeles. The
commission will arrange to examine
any applicant whose application. duly
executed. is filed with the commits
sion at Washington in sufficient tire
TO permit shipment of the necessary
examination papers to the point where
the examination is to be taken.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28

yesterday, stopping off on his way
home to ais ranch in the Chiricahuas.
Jake Bowman came up yesterday al
ter six months stay at the Tabata-
cachi mine, of Messrs. Fife and Vic
Roy
J. E. Benton and wire spent yestel
day in Bisbee. returning on the even
ing train.
The Cananea ball team passed
through the city for FL Paso. where
they are booked for several days.
c, II. Goshen left yesterday for a
short trip to Bisbee on business.
C. R. Curry and wife left yesterday
Of property in the eastern portion OF
the city. and states that he intends
to return to this city to make his
morning for Rock Island. Texas. al
ter having been In this vicinity for
about five days. Before going home.
Mr. Curry purchased a half a block
place of residence.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

! Hidalgo Bernal. employed for Sons
months by Ewell as a clerk was yes
/ terday fined ten dollars For disturb
I ing the peace.
]. E. Morrison, of Bisbee was in the
Z city yesterday in connection with the
assignment recently made of Jose
Sarkis Dominguez, who operates stores
at Douglas and Naco.
w. :. Greene and wife have return
/ ed from a two weeks stay at the Cloud
/ croft. They report most enjoyable
time and have been greatly benefited
b. the cool weather enjoyed Their.
Ellis Williams. who played left field
with Douglas in the recent game with
Dawson left with the Dawson team
yesterday morning for Clifton.
II. NJ. Gallagher of the local force
of Auditors employed by the Copper
Queen left yesterday morning for Daw-
son, accompanying Messrs, Tovey and
Todd who will audit the records Of the
company at that point.
F. V. Marvin left yesterday for Fl
Paso on mining business.
Mrs. John Igo. accompanied by Mrs.
y. A. Holden left the city yesterday
morning for the Igo ranch in the Hua-
chuca mountains. Mrs. Igo will spend
some tine recuperating from an at
tack OF paralysis which she suffered
a short time since.
c. H. Jones, a mining man from
Minneapolis arrived in the city yes
terday on his way to Mexico on mining
business.
Ed p McCarty left for Nacozari
today where he is interested in son..
mining property
J.. II. Van Treese, Agent and Gus
toms Broker for the Nacozari railroad
will leave shortly for a trip east. pr1s
cipally to points in Illinois.
The party of Chicago gentlemen
who have been inspecting the Tabaca-
chi mine of Fife & Vic Roy. returned
yesterday from that point taking the
evening train for Chicago. The party
consists of Messrs. J. P. Kasper, Pi.
Gray. Phillip Hoffman and A. NJ. DIV
ming.
TIE home Of the Dispatch Is being
treated to general renovation on the
front, including painting.
Fred more OF the Double Rod ranch
was in the, city yesterday after sup
plies
The large canyasses which are be-
ing prepared for the side shows at
the circus, are almost completed. AMI
include all the Wild and wierd sights
that we have been used to seeing
when we attend the annual circus acre
each fail.
I'm BIevins came, down from Bisbet
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
Build CATTLE PENS.

DOUGLAS. June 27.-CSpaciaIJ-
G l.. Andrews and company, have
begun the erection of a series of cattle
pens and a slaughter house about 4
mile east of the customs house on
the international line. The pens will
be used for the detention of tick in
fected cattle that are driven TO Doug
las from Mexico for entry into the IN
tied States. There will be an i'm
proved dipping plant installed in
which all infected cattle can be dip
ped when necessary, before allowed to
cross the line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
Cochise County
FOURTH AT DOUGLAS
WILL Be HUMMER
Hard to Say What VIII Be
Principal Eyent-There
viii Be Many,

DOUGLAS, June EFT pecia -
IL would be hsfd to say what 70
1 be the principal event in Douglas OAR
| ing the celebration which has seen
arranged for the Fourth and fif OF
| July in this city. Among the most
/ prominent events will be the drilhAg
contest for the miners, for which ,he
/ Copper Queen and Calumet and Ar
zona companies have contributed
$1,000 in prizes. James Wood of the
Z. and a. has charge of this event
and it is expected that a great many
will enter the contest In Bisbee a
number of miners are already in trair-
ing. No one who has ever Won
drilling prize in any former contest
viii be eligible for the one in Doug
las and entries can only be made BY
these who are residents of either Ari
iona or Sonora. Mexico
A X. AdamsOu. master mechanic a.
the Copper Queen. has been placed IN
charge of the firemen's hose contest
and for this event eight teams have
already enterd; Douglas will furnish
three of these. the cit yteam. the A X
d. team of the Copper Queen smelter
and the PirtIeville tam: visiting teams
will be from Bisbee, Lowell, Tomb
stone, Warren and Globe Bisbee is
the holder of the cup for which the
teams OF this section have been striy-
ing for three years. The A. X. A
team of Douglas was the first ho.Ger
OF this prize cup. The local teams
are making practice runs almost ey-
cry evening on G avenue, where the
final contest is to take place.
The horse racing promises TO at
u L
eTal horses have been in training dur
ing the past two weeks. This train
ing has already resulted in two
matches. one of which was run on the
track i'm the Clawson addition last
GUnday end another is to be run on
I0~r 5rniEy.
b ks rc-s promises 20 be al!
that mas been advertised The com
lite having this feature Of the
celebration in hand have been untir-
~ u their cGorts 10 make of il
great success. Members of that or
der are expected 10 come from all sec
lions of the territory. Two perform
ances will be given at the baseball
park, one in the afternoon and the
other in the evening of the Fourth.
The parade which is being arranged
promises to be the largest ever
formed in the territory. 1t will start
at . O'Clock from the depot, immed-
lately on the arrival of the special
from Bisbee. In this parade will ap-
pear all the automobiles of the city,
together with those which may come
from a distance. The Elks are eX-
pected to attract much attention in
the parade and another special feat
ure will be the appearance Of the
Bisbee board of trade to the number
of five hundred, each carrying red,
white and blue japanese umbrella.
The parade will end at the city park
where the Grafton of the day will be
delivered by Hon. Mark Smith, the
declaration Of independence will be
read and patriotic songs rendered
The day Of the Fourth will be
crowded with interesting events and
on Sunday following will occur the
baseball game at the ball park. be
tween the teams from Clifton and
Morenci A buIlfght has also been
arranged for at Aqua Prieta, across
the international line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
STATEHOOD FOR
ARIZONA SEEMS
TO Be ASSURED
Arizona Plank is Strong One
and Undoubtedly Democrats
viii Declare for the Same
Measure.

TUCSON. June 27.-That Arizona
Is nearer single statehood at the
present time than ever before I'm her
history seems evident from the ex-
pfeslons In the plank of the Repub-
mean national party and the opinions
Of men high in the affairs of the ma
ton. Unless all signs fail. the fer
rltory viii soon take her place among
the states of the union.
When seen yesterday in regard tn
the single statehood plank in the RI
publican PLATFORM, Hon. Mark smith
Arizonas delegate to congress said.
The plank is undoubtedly The
strongest ever put forth by the Re-
publicans, because in all of those
proceedings they have invariably ar
tached number of conditions, wbica
could De interpreted in many differ
eht waYs, and which operated 10 pre-
vent the realization of Arizona's hope.
This time the plank is a Straight
forward pledge of statehood. end
unles the party carries ont It's
promise it will be convicted of bad
faiita.
I'm line with the policies of the
Democratic party for years, / think,
there viii be a strong statehood
plank in the platform this year. insur-
ing action at least at the session OF
congress sfter the Inauguration OF the
new president"
II was also learned yesterday thas
w. J. BRYAN. WHO will undoubtedly.
be the Democratic nominee for presf.
cent, expressed himself to Smith. in
Washington, in the strongest terms
for single statehood for Arizona. In
addition to this communications have.
been received in the territory from
the Nebraskan to the effect that he
will do everything possible to have
not only a plank placed in the plat
form. but further to do everything
possible to attain the end if he is
elected president
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28

Three of the biggest manufacturing
concerns in the country have been
merged into a harmonious trust.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28

Mems Washable StocKs-CooInesS
PerSonified, 75c to S1.5C.
II HIS is the ideal warm weather NeckweaF
soft. cool. comfortable and fashionable
as well: whether worn with the Two
Piece Suit without vest. in strictly negligee
stylc. We are showing handsome collection
Of mems stocks just now-made of fine
Madres and Washable Silks. IN a wide range
OF new coors aud patterns plain shades
Striped and Figured effects. Priced az 75c
s1-00 and Sl50.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
The Mems Furnishing Goods Store-Ready
With Everything Required to Keep Men Cool

has sd is in
Il matters o Dress
appearance be
or so 2 I ma up he well dress
e ma
be be in
yle It
II you it e o careful
uon belns given to every pure
Chosen from gt d SUNNI 70 men stock were never
complete orst y morei
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
JUDGE NAVE ILL;
NO DISTRICT COURT
AT Tombstone While Judge
DOan Is at GIobe-BrazieT
Case With Jury,
Especial to the Reyiew.J

TOMBSTONE, June 27.-There viii
be no court held during the coming
week. Judge Doan has gone to Globe,
where he will hold court for Judge
Nave. Judge Nave, it is understood.
is very i'll. He has been confined to
his bed for several days. and report
is that his condition is very serious
The trial jurors were dismissed this
morning until July Is.
The case of Braziel against the city
of BiFbee, ian action Cor damages
which has been tried befo-e. was with
the jury late last night According
to word that leaked out of the jury
room, eleven jurors were agreed ON
a~yerdfct for the plaintiff, but the
twelfth and last man was holding out
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28

Parasols to Keep You Cool
THE collection includes every conceivable style and
kind brought out this and popularized
b. of fashion. AlEover Embroidered effects
White Linen in Blind and Openwork designs Plain
oolored Silks in light shades and Bordered designs
very deliberately trimmed with Battenberg Rules
and Lace Frls All have wood handles various styles
shapes and coors The price reductions follows
S.35 for Parasols that usually sell $500
$500 for PaTasols that usually sell S3GG
$500 for Parasols that usually sell for $40
$685. for Parasols that usually sell for $500
$500. for Parasols marked to sell for $3.50
$3.50. for Parasols marked sell $1,000
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE SCHOOLS
School Superintendent Rock
fellows at Work on
Compilation.

TOMBSTONE, June 27.-Couutv
Superintendent Of Schools Roekefel-
low Is at work compiling his annual
report of the school census of The
county. The report this year win
show an increase in the number of
children enrolled in the various
schools of the county and q material
increase in the valuation of the school
property. The census of the school
children is taken every year and on
the number of children enrolled is
based the amount OF money mopor-
toned to each district in the County.
IS well as the county's apportionmsnt
from the territory. The report win
not be complete until about the first
OF July. as there are one or two dis
Fricts taat the census marshals have
neglected to send in their reports as
ye..
Wants Divorce.
John Nutter of Douglas wants
decree of divorce from Elizabeth Nut
ter on grounds that she has not COM
plies with the marriage vows that she
took upon herself at the altar. A
similar suit was brought some time
since, but the parties became recon
ciled and the case was dismissed, but
by again found that their domestic
happiness was not what it should be
and now again she applies for a sever
ance OF the bonds of matrimony
Taken 70 Bisbee
John lobe, who Yves arrested in
the Huachucas on yesterday by Dep
uty Sheriff Porter Mcdonald, on
charge of grand larceny was taken to
Bizbee this morning where he will
be given a preliminary examination.
Jcbe is accused of having stolen
COW from Sam Coleman in Bisbee and
taken it to Babocomari where he sold
r. 10 Arthur Landers for the sum of
SIS, at the time venting the COW and
placing LanGers' brand thereon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-28
WEATHER REPORT

DOUGLAS. June 27-(SpecialD-
Thursday. maximum 100 degrees :
minimum "A degrees.
Yesterday. maximum 1O4 degrees:
minimum 20 degrees.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-11-07
DietDs and Gossip
From Gay NelO York

riman's Nala was last years winner.
but the cup must be won three times,
to become the permanent property of
the winner. Brilliant entries have also
been made for the English Hackney
Challenge Cup and the National Horse
Show Challenge Cup for the best pair
to a demi-mail or Stanhope phaeton.
Old Bill" of the delivery wagon,
will also have a chance to show him
self off in the contest for the special
cup offered by Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
F. Ambrose Clark has offered a hand
some special prize for thoroughbreds
suitable to become hunters.
The Hams Case.
Anyone who imagined that the Thaw
trial reached the limit of pornographic
indecency, in its revelations of the de-
pravity existing in our best society,""
will probably have reason to change
such an opinion when the details of
the coming Hams trial begin to de-
velop. In the maze of vile insinuations
that hangs over the principals in this
tragedy can be preceived an utter de-
generacy that has had no parallel. If
tenth of the charges and counter
charges that have been made are
based on fact. the Hams trial will de-
pict a condition of affairs that will
shock the country. The vilest deni-
zens of the Tenderloin would blush
with shame if accused of habits and
practices such as are attributed to
some of those involved in this wretch
ed drama of army life.
In the outlines of this tragedy there
is nothing new. An outraged husband,
maddened by the wrongs he had suf-
fered, killed the man whom he be-
lieved guilty of leading his wife astray
Husbands have wreaked vengeance
in this manner since marriage became
an institution, and have often been up
held by their fellows. But Mrs. Hams
alleges that the accusations are false
and that her confession was wrung
from her by compulsion, and hints
darkly that her husband was a de-
generate of the most loathsome kind.
There are stories affoat of wild mid
night orgies, and drunken men and
women engaged in shameful revels-
all the denominations of vice existing
in a society that poses as pious and
respectable.
When the Hams trial is finished we
may look upon Harry Thaw as a gen.
tleman and scholar, Stanford White
as guilty only of minor pecadilloes,
and Evelyn Thaw a real "angel child"
unspotted of the world.