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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
bad wHlrg Aousg cook eook

Patrons of the Review that have contracted for the White House cook book vii please call al ta's office aud procure same. l5.sbGe Daily Review.
 Attend the oIocuton recital Friday n gbt at Bisbee opera house ard see the Tom Thumb wedding.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
AUTO srAee LlNe TO couRrLANo

Leaves Palace Stables every morn ing 6 q. m, making round trip each day. Phone in your orders for res ovation of seats to Palace Stables lowell, No. '; C. Q. Hotel, Bisboe. 1hone 10. VII cal any place in city for passengers. Fare $3-50. Bowen <. Hubbard. proprieJors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
The PSoenix."
sosy SKIPPED TO MICHIGAN

The remsjus of Miss Emma Me Ginan, the sUrnF iady who died at the residence Of her brotner-in-laW, M. J. Sullivan. at South Bisbee last Friday eVenirg. were shipped yester- day afternoon Co her fU-mer home in Barags, Michigan. by Fletcher C Henuessy. tDc undertakers. Miss AcGnlan resided in Bisbee Tor sey- oral years. where she came in searcll of health She left a large circle oi friends here yro mourn her death
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS .:
hgNNgl wrLL RESIGN

e. n. ITonScl. who hes beer chief CT the Bishce firg Es -g-tment i5l the past year, has Cfyfcl his rcsignation. His successor Nil probably be named at meeting to be held on Thursday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

". ?. Nolan is laid up at his home on Higgins ltiIl with a broken les. the resuIts sof- Q fall The bones were uromptiy set. snd he will probably 5e al5ost -sE the usual time required for a broken limb to heal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
FOOTBALL eAng NOT PLAYED

There was to have been 8 game of football at Warren yesterday between two English teams of tho camp. One oi the teams wanted to play at o'clock; the other at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. No agreement could be reached and the game was called off.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
CAVALIER CLUB DANCE TONIGHT

The Cavalier club will give one oi it's semi-monthly dances at the Ojd Fellows Hall The organization has proved a successful one from its in itsal dance. and has been growing steadily since, both in popularity and numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR sELE-Auczc- Ear. Brswszs Cullen. lugli-e or the premises
 7s5
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

New Hotel Sonors, CananeA Re modelled and hrSt-class in every way. SfcDaniel E:ros., proprietors. szs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR SALE - zcolluz house sz rooms. Aapy Rsvisa oGies- 55S
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
DAILY AUTO TO coURTLAN0

Phone Sa7 for reservations. ,. b 0obscu.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
10 TAX wEaenMe

MASAiNGTON. March PA rove,
 or fas.1G rsvCuuc was uro1Cso,, d. .,. ,iia house today-by Rcp-essrtotr,-l s!ason' or Mississippi. IL nroy;-,ol l- taA on every deadly weapo1 s-oh ..9 'Asl'ls, dirk knives. brazs tr1.sIol United States 'l-1Ln tho
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
sIssEE-coURrLND AUTO

Bisbee-courtiaud auto line leaves daily from Rinehart's drug store at 8 a. n. Phone B-i4z or L-i1. V. F. tong, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR SkLE-5C shares (5ul SIB p-id3 Cocnlse DcyelopU Com pony (BisbecJ stock e % cents per share r. lots Go srit. 8oE SEl
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR sALE-aorse ana saddle, Ecod
 for family use Inquire E-opay sta blez, Lowell S4a
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
rsE w-Lrg Housg cook sooK

Patrons Of the Review that have sontTactcd for the White House cook book vii please call at tais office ana procure sane. Bisbee Daily Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR SELE--0ue oI the best ruzlI1e sites cG Cllwsol HiU. AGtress Box EG8 Eishee Ari2ena
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
rCs sALE

=o6 SALE-SeW Gra second hand tCrniture. cheap, at BUrnsn FU-ui- ture Co, Jot1soa Addition, Paone
 LIB. K5J
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

ED-Responsibi men and strong boys at Los Angeles. Fair jay while mastering trade of plumbing, bTickIav:ng or electricity Tn months instead of years. No eX' Isnse for instruction. Write quick
 United Trade School Contracting Co, Los Angeles. SSS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR sALE-CDe-ye-roLl California
 popla- tees. Address goE S9g.
 city Sgo
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

FOR SALE-Teut i2xIG win floor. two barber chairs. sittilE chairs. lamfs, stove. etc, complete or in part. Hall C Bell UB1e- Main st.
 S55
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
LEG IS BROKEN.

sluns. cleaner and halter. Phone SSc
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

THE WAITE HOUSE COOK BOOK
 Patrons Of the Review thai have contracted for the White House cool book vii please cal at tH's office and procure same. Bisbee Daily Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

LosT--Nighc March I9th at opers
 house, pink silk ahawls. Pleass
 return to RevieE oiHUe. sSs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

TO LEAsE in supaur Springs valley for C term of years. e EN ranch lo- catod between the two railroads un- der construction. Complete and
 ready fer occupancy. T. A. Hughes, Bank of Bisbee building. se4
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
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 LosT--Nignt March I7th at opera house, pink silk ahaWis. Please return to Revieg oiHUe. sSe  TO LEASE in Supaur Springs valley for C term of years. e 41R ranch lo- catod between the two railroads un- der construction. Complete and ready fer occupancy. T. A. Hughes, Bank of Bisbee building. Se4 SEE HAZARD about lote oD E ave, Courtiands big business street.
 5se FOR CLEAN, neat newly furnished rooms equipped either for light housekeeping CT roOming purposes Co suit tenant, apply at the office Of 6. X. Williams or at tho Star" lodging house. 20s rYeEwRlTEss-Eough., cold. rent cd ard repaired See Krsbs. e25 secoND HAND furniture souget and sold SewiRz machines for rent Broaks-Cooplr Furniture O., 0. E ssyssr
 MONEY TO LOAN. apply 10 Johnson 6 HG.gier. 0. k. block, opposite depot lS4 MONEY to loan on B.sbea real es- tate. p. c. Box zot0. sos
 rcs sALE.
 =oa sALE-ssw saa second hand furniture. cheap, at BWnsu1 FUrui- ture Co, Jotasoa Addition, Paone LIB. S55 roR sALE-Teat i2zIG w.th floor: two barber cbai-E. sittiCE chairs. lamsis, stove. etc. complete CT in part. Hall C BeI, UBler Main st.
 s55 FOR SkLE-C0e-ge-roLl California popla- tees Address goE S9g. city SgG FOR SsLE--Jne og the best ru-lll1c sites cG ClawsOl H,lL. Address Dox EG8 Eishee Arigcna
 FOR SkLE-45G shares Gun so p-idy Cocnlse Development Com pony CBisbeeJ stock ac % cents per share r. lots Go sric EoE SCI Io---l-- s-. FOR sELE-AucEc- E5ar BrsTsry Cullen. lgCuirs OF the premises
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The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
UNDERWOOD SAYS
LEVY TAXES AND
AVOID DEFICIT
ASSESSMENTS SHOULD BE IN AD-
DiTioN TO THOSE PAID BY PEG
PLE-PRoTEcTlvE WALL cAus-
Es MoNoPoLIEs.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Soon
after the house convened Representa-
tive Underwood began an attack on
the Payne tariff bill He spoke In part
as follows:
If there was more general UNI
dcrstanding that the tariff is a tax in
which private interests share the pro.
ceeds with the government. there
would be more rigorous questioning
OF the various duties imposed by con
gress than has yet been manifest.
The facts developed before the
why's and means committee on the
pending bill, demonstrate beyond a
doubt, that IL the definition as defined
by Prof Taussig of tariff for pro-
lection Is the truth, that there are
very few IL any American industries
that are left within its terms or EMIT
led 10 it's support. On the other hand.
the testimony Is conclusive that tn
present rates or duty are FAR IN eX
cess OF the difference In the cost OF
production, and when the tariff dutie
exceed the difference In the cost Oi
production. and when the tariff dutie :
exceed the difference OF the cost OF
production at home and abroad. they
are OF necessity levied for the sole pur
pose OF protecting the manufacturer 5
profits which TO my mind. cannot be
Justified under any circumstances, for
when the manufactures has a fair
field on equal terms, he should be re
qured TO rely on his resources, en-
ergy and business judgment to sue
cessfully meet his competitor AMI
drive him from the field. Whenever
you agree 10 the doctrine that he is
entitled TO protective wall TO prevent
competition. you have laid the foun-
dation stone to create monopoly AMI
to unduiy and uniustly lay burdens
upon the consuming masses OF the
people.
There are but three ways In which
the deficit can he avoided. First, by
reducing expenditures; this seems 70
be Impossible unde- a Republican ac-
minIstration: second by levying taxes
additional. 10 those now imposed o,
the people. in order thar the present
tariff duties assessed in the Interest
OF the manufactures may not be drS
turbed: third. by reducing the present
prohibitive duties OF the Dinsley BIZ
TO competitive basis. where they vii
produce sufficient revenue TO meet
The demands of the treasury.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
USE. OF BOYCOTT
IS DIMINISHED
eoMPERs SAYS TRADE AGREE
MENT AND ARBITRATION
HAVE REPLACED STRIKE.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-ln the
April number OF the American FEEDER
ationist. Samuel Gompers, writing oil
the recent action OF the court OF ap'
peals in modifying the decision oil
District Judge Wright in the case oil
the Bucks stove & Range CO.. against
the American Federation Of Labor,
says, In part.
'1n view of the false premises and
fallacious reasoning by which the
courts for years have been extending
the abuse of the injunction writ and
by which whole false superstructure
of decisions have been reared. 1t Is
perhaps too much to expect that the
court of appeals I'm one decision would
recognize and define the full legal
rights of the workers and thus over
turn the consistently illogical and un'
Just line of injunction labor decisions
for the past 20 years, but progress has
been made. The workers will con
tinue their struggle for justice in the
use of the injunction writ until con
gress and the courts fully recognize
and safeguard those rights from all
possible abuse.
with the legal right to strike rec
OgniZed by The courts and the power
to strike unQuestioned. We find those
organizations Of workers which are
besy organized and equipped to strike
successfully. have very few strikes
The trade agreement and mediation
and voluntary arbitration have large
" replaced the strike.
$50 with the boycott. cleared oil
wrongful charges and migapprehension
and recognized as lawful right. We
will find its use diminishing"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
.B|ALK'S TRIAL FOR
MURDER LIKE
PERCY b0W|N'S
DEFENDANT MERE YOUTH, AND
AS IN OTHER CASE, is ACCUSED
OF KILLING pIssoLUTE OLD
WoMAN-JURY SECURED.

A Jury was secured in the Frank
Bialk murder case shortly before
noon, Thursday, and, following Assist
ant Prosecutor Aldrich's opening state
ment, Judge Phelan ordered an al
journment until o'clock, when the
prosecution began putting in its testl-
mony. The people have about 40 VIII
nesses, but probably will not employ
them all. Attorneys G. II. and M. j.
Lehman, representing Bialk, will give
no inkling as to what the defense Will
be. Soon after his arrest, however,
Bialk declared he could prove an alibi
ana the defense will undoubtedly pro
coed on this line.
The case In many respects is a par
allel to the Bowin murder case. La
each the victim was an aged woman
of dissolute character, while Bialk,
like Percy Bowin. is little more than
a boy. The present trial Is unlike
that OF Bowin, however, In that the
prosecution has no sweat box confess
sion with which to confront the de-
PENDANT. This is regarded az FORUM
ate, for, In Boyin's case. the confess
sion proved an obstacle to conviction.
II gave the defendant an opportunity
to say that II was wrung from him on
a promise of leniency, which preJudic-
ed the jury against the police.
The murder of Mrs. Frances Rich
ard-Sikora. which is charged TO Bialk,
was a most brutal one. She was stab
bed to death with her own butcher
knife In her little home on Alexan-
drine-ave. east one Saturday night,
several weeks ago, after carousai.
Bialk and a companion had been
drinking with her during the evening
and both left together about 1880
O'Clock. The prosecution will try to
prove, by circumstantial evidence, that
Bialk later returned to the house Tor
the purpose If abusing the old WON
an and killed her in her struggles to
resist him.
Assistant Prosecutor Charles Jas
nowski Ia associated with Mr.. Aldrich
on the side Of the people.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
ROB PASSENGERS
IN SLEEPING CAR
TWO MASKED MEN SECURE GOOD
LY SUM IN RAILROAD YARDS
AT DENVER.

DENVER, Col, March 25.-Two
masked men, one described as long
and the other as short. held up the
passengers in Pullman sleeper in the
local yards at O'Clock this morning,
securing a goodly sum OF money and
ESCAPING. The car was detached from
eastbound Rio Grande No. 4 and taken
TO a siding, SO that the passengers
could sleep until morning. A few min
utes later the robbers appeared, over
powered the porter and forced all or
the inmates to get up and go into the
observation room, where they were
held prisoners by the short bandit.
while his companion took everything
OF value in the berths. A. w. Forrest.
or Columbus, Ohio; n. II. Hussey, OF
Booth Bay, Me-. and VIM. n. Wallace.
of Muscatine. Iowa. were among those
robbed
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
TAFT HANDS OUT
SOME GOOD JOBS

WASHINGTON. March 25.-Presi-
dent Taft sent the following nominar
tions to the senate today:
10 be ambassador TO Italy-John G..
A. Leishman. of Pennsylvania.
Minister to Spain-Henry Clay lde.
OF Vermont.
Minister to Argentine Republic
Charles II. Sheriff.. of New York.
To be United States judge. western
district OF Observation-Disclosures y.
Orr.
Chief justice of the supreme court
OF Porto Rico--Jose Conrado Herman
DEE.
Associate justice OF the supreme
court OF Porto Rico-Emilio Zorro Y
Cuevas.
United states district Judge, first
division. district of Alaska-T Thomas
r. Lyons.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
BRIDE, SLAIN, Gets
WARNING LETTERS
"a WILL COME FROM ENDS OF
EARTH TO HAVE REVENGE"
WRITER SAID.

VINCENNES. Ind. March 25.-The
chief clue in the death of Mrs. Jessie
Lee Culbertson. who died today after
telling the police that she had been
dragged from her house by a man
and woman who poured carbolic
acid down her throat lies in four let
tiers which were delivered mysteri-
ously to the woman's home during
the past week. These letters breathe
hatred and vengeance OF defeated
rival in love. and the police are look
ing for a young woman who. they be-
lieve, wrote the letters.
The Culbertsons had been married
only three months. Culbertson was
nursed during his recent illness by
the beautiful woman who was poison
cd. In one of the letters received by
Mrs. Culbertson the writer said: III
you marry him (Culbertson) | will
come from the ends of the earth to
have my revenge"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
GOES TO INDIANAPOLIS
FOR ALLEGED FORGER

Precinct Detective Jacob Golden, of
Hunt-st. station, will leave tonight for
indianapolis. to bring back William
Ehley, under arrest there on the
charge OF passing forged check on
Morris Phillips. a grocer at Watson
and Hastings-sts. Ehley Is alleged TO
have passed several worthless checks
on Detroiters, always signing the
name OF his brother, a painter on
Montcalm-st He disappeared when
Phillips swore out a warrant for him,
on the charge of passing 81 check.
but Golden recently received informal
ton that Ehley Is living in Indianapo-
lis. under the name OF Robert q.
Drake. He notified the Indianapolis
authorities and the arrest followed.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
TRAMPS STREETS
IN SEARCH OF
CHILDREN
HRS. RooUskY ALMOST cRAzED
az STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE
OF BOYS MISSING SINCE WE'D
NEspAY MORNING.

Almost crazed by the strange dis
appearance OF her two little sons
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Anna Ro
gusky, OF No. l76 Twenty-eighth-st.
walked into police headquarters
Thursday noon, and besought the pc
lice To find her babies for her.
All afternoon, Wednesday, and un
til midnight, Mrs. Rogusky and heI
mother had tramped the streets in the
west side OF the city. in vain effort
to find the lost boys, Joe. aged six, and
Johnnie. eight years old. Fearing
that they were being kept In hiding
by their father. Frank Rogusky. from
whom she separated only two weeks
ago. Mrs. Rogusky visited his roomine
place at No. "A Brandon-ave.. late We'd
nesday night, but was told that the
boys had not been seen or heard ol
there.
Up again at 6 o'clock Thursday
morning, Mrs. Rogusky and her moth
or resumed their tireless quest for
the boys. The poor little mother, none
too strong physically. lis on the verge
Of collapse through anxiety, and fear
for the children's safety.
Their father and the landlady at
the house where he stays both deny
that they know anything about the
boys. and II they are around the city
alone. in this weather. | don't see how
they can i've" said the worried moth
er.
John and Joe were left alone In
their mothers house when she went
down town, at $3.50 o'clock, with her
mother When she returned at 1913
o'clock. the boys had disappeared
Mrs. Stella Zielinski. who lives next
door, said that she had seen Joe. the
younger lad. open the kitchen window
and drop TO the ground, followed by
his elder brother. at 9 O'Clock. Mrs
Zielinski saw no man near the house
Mrs. Rogusky Is not inclined to be
lieve that her estranged husband has
anything to do with the disappearance
She says that they separated on &C
count of domestic troubles, caused by
his drinking habits and the fact that
he was out OF work, and did not prop
erlys support her. 2. .-s'->4 -..'s--.ss-
Lieut.. Breault, OF the truant squad
says that Mrs. Rogusky disappeared
about IL years ago and her husband
was arrested. the police believing nc
knew something OF her disappearance
Later she was found working In a
cheap hotel. Breau'y is inclined "a
believe that Rogusky knows where
the children are, and says the police
are practically sure OF recovering
them.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
WILL FRAME HOME
RULE BILL, THEN
To LANSING
STATES CHIEF CITIES WILL Be
REPRESENTED IN CONFERENCE
HERE FRIpAY-REsULTs SURE
FROM UNITED EFFORT.

Eight cities, at least. will be repre-
scented in the home rule conference
called by Mayor Breitmeyer for Fri
day. Muskegon and Battle Creek are
the latest 10 notify the Detroit execu-
tive that they will be represented ny
some OF their officials.
II Is not the intention to indorse any
OF the bills that have been prepared
or presented in the legislature. All
will be read and discussed. Then, IL
Is expected. the conference will agre ;
upon what cities Of the state want in
regard 10 the salient features OF the
home rule blll to be passed.
The morning session. in the council
chamber. will be presided over by
Mayor Breitmeyer. Then, after lunch
supervisors hall In the county build
ing. The luncheon may be held In
Belle Isle casino IL arrangements can
be made for transportation; other
wise IL will be in one of the hotels.
A committee will probably be chos-
Ell TO represent all the cities 20 60 to
Lansing to urge the acceptance of
whatever views are agreed upon in the
conference. The influence of a com
mittee representing all the big cities
OF the state should be great In secur-
ing the passage OF satisfactory law.
II should produce a united sentiment
In favor OF all the things mutually de-
sired by the cities OF the state.
Corporation Counsel Hally has been
assured that the committee on city
and village corporations OF the state
house will be present, and also some
members OF the senate committee on
cities and villages. The conference
will thus have opportunity to present
its views frst-hand to the men who
will prepare the home rule bill for
eventual passage. II Is expected that
the good points OF all the bills will be
incorporated In one after this hearing
Hally's bill. drawn up by request Of
the Detroit city council and mayor
will be brought out for the first time
in this conference. II will be sent
on TO Lansing no matter what the
disposition OF the delegates assembled
here may -ba.s X have trfcd to lay our
plan that can be used for the govern
ment of city of million or Of n
thousand equally well" says Haliy.
Just what the provisions are, | have
told no one aud any statement as to
what the bill contains is unauthor-
lied"
The Detroit Board of Commerce
will be represented in the conference
by one Of its committees.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-25
PAIR OF COPS Do
QUICK BIT OF WORK
ARREST THIEF, GET LOOT, SEND
cULPRlT TO JAIL, ALL BE-
FORE BREAKFAST.

II isn't every day that police Of
ficer arrests a thief. RECEIVERS the LOOT
and sees the culprit sent over the
road. all before breakfast, but that Is
the record established by Special or
ficers Mcdonald and Dibble. or the
Garfield station, Thursday morning. IL
should be explained, however. that
they breakfasted rather late as a re-
suit of their unusual activity.
Oficer Mcdonald was In bed when
representative OF the Cadillac Motor
Car Co drove up his house in ma
chine and enlisted his aid In tracing
a former employe who had stolen q
quantity of tools from fellow employees
I'm the plant. Mcdonald hustled into
his clothes, telephoned TO his partner
and was soon on the trial OF the sus
pect.
few minutes later Mcdonald had
the satisfaction of routing someone
out of bed himself The unfortunate
was Burr G.. De Barr. 10 years old
who rooms at No. 1899 Cass-ave. He
was taken into custody on suspicion
and n quantity OF tools found in his
possession were promptly identified
bv men in the shop as belonging u
them. Mcdonald aud Dibble learned
that other tools had been pawned anc
we're soon in possession OF them.
with the case thus cihched. the
sle,,ths took their prisoner to police
court and had him arraigned on q
warrant charging simple larceny. De
Barr pleaded guilty and was fined s2'
with the alternative Of 30 days In the
works. He decided to take the al
tentative. and Mcdonald and Dibble
went to breakfast.