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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-21
EDITORIAL

ELL l4OR4AL
The unearned increment in Germany Page 30
Divorce in Nevada, California and New
York. Page so
A new use for the parole law. Page 80
Why Pearl hsrbOr is neglected. page 30
Canadian view of tarin war. Page 80
POLITICAL
Democratic executive committee announces
plsps for great Jackson day celebration and
new party paper. Page %
CITY
Twelfth Night club will give series of per
formances at public institutions. Page 33
Porch climber makes rich haul from wealthy
woman's residence. Page 81
Grandfather of student killed in Yosemite
applies for letters of administration on es-
tate. Page 20
Board Of education demands that the McKin-
ley school building be at once repaired Page "a
Wealthy young dentist jailed as alleged be-
trsyer Of girl. Page 10
Fire which destroyed the Coliseum due to
defective wiring. Page 20
Carpenter wins suit for home, having charged
attorneys with fraud and conspiracy. Page 26
Grand jury viii investigate Chinese tong
war. Page 81
c. L. Canheld. general railroad agent. passes
away after lingering illness. Page 20
Hotel to be constructed in Grant svenue and
Bush street for needs of the commercial traT-
eIerr. Page 81
Two Alameda high school graduates invent
and patent a bottle that can not be re-
flied. Page Is
Insurgent guardsmen known as Nationals" in
danger OF dishonorsble discharge. Page 81
SUBURBAN
oaklanders celebrate bonds and annexation vic
tory with great parade. Page 40
Ricbmond's carnival closes in blaze Of Joy
and fireworks. Page 30
Young boys steal horse and run away from
home. Page 10
Judge breaches in synagogue of First Hebrew
COagregati tion, Oakland. Page 40
Vaudeville entertainment be given at the
Pardee residence for benefit of chsrity-Pag 10
Plans for junior day at University of CaIlfor-
mia day after Thanksgiving are nearing COM
pletion. Page II
Young girl, victim of the opium habit is ar
rested at mothers request. Page Al
Elaborate bridge party arranged in honor of
attractive yeung Oakland faneee. Page Al
Note OF services in Oakland churches is
thanksgiving. special musical programs being
announced. Page 40
Oakland orpheum presents unusual attractions
on bill for this week Page 40
Tag day planned for the benefit OF the Home
for Aged and Inhrm colored People. Page Al
Principal OF Fremont high school. Frultvale.
suspends football team for playing with Ala
media. Page 40
Aged Oakland couple Will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary. Page 40
COAST
Burned steamship figured in recent rate war
coast. Page Is
Court to pass the application for recount in
Los Angeles primary election. Page "a
Members Of St Vincents church, Vallejo, to
give entertainment in celebration of rector's
jubilee. Page "a
Alma Bells mother relates tragic details of
her married life. Page FL
EASTERN
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$500 Stylish Skirts Sg.58

Ideal rainy day garments at price that is
positively less than wholesale cost. All
desirable styles, all popular colors, all
sizes.
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Post Card Albums 25c

Another lot of handsomely bound post
card albums with enough spaces TO contain
from 200 o'300 cards. Specially priced for
tomorrow at about Hale.
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medium sizes IN black only. A very
rare value. indeed, for Mondays sell
ing only.
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81 IT. %
Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Famous Remedy for Grip &
COLDS

While "Seventy-seven" is sold
In. every drug store IN America
lit is best 10 have a bottle in
your pocket. and take a dose at
1ae first feeling OF lassitude and
\ eakness and so break the Cold
up at its inception.
Seventy-seven" will cure a
Cold after the influenza, Cough
and Sore Throat have set in, but
ii takes longevity delay?
Fits vest pocket Druggists, 25c.
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. Cor. VIII
iam and Ann Streets. New York.
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EASTERN


STANDARD oil trust declared by federal court
an Illegal combination aud its immediate dis
solution decreed. Page IL
Wreck believed to be Colonel John Jacob As
tors yacht by captain Of steamer. Page IL
Twenty men rescued alive from St Paul mine
and FIRE breaks out, hindering work of saving
100 others believed to be entombed. Page IL
SPORTS
afternoon with trial game. Page IS
Powell wolgast battle win be fought at
DTeamland on scheduled date. Page 81
olympic players down the Barbarlans for the
club championship Of state. Page 81
Many games are scheduled to take place in
the Catholic school league Page IS
Santa Clara high defeats PalO Alto team in
well played game Of Rugby. Page 35
Five pugilistie championships to be decided in
the near future. Page 80
Yale s. Harvard 0; Brown 81 Carlisle s; Chi
cago 8. Wisconsin g. Michigan 10, Mime
sofa g. Page :s
California viii be well represented in the big
national shooting fest. Page 80
James and Foley win meet in a special tennis
match on Thanksgiving. Page 80
Berkeley high football eleven outclasses oak
land by score Of 81 to ). Page b
St Alary's football team. on its showing in
practice work. looms up stronger than the Santa
clars squad. Page 30
cornell's hardy runners win cross country
championship. Page 80
Lowell girls win over Santa Rosa team in
A. a. L. basket ball championship. Page 30
New system Of betting puzzles public at open
ing Of EmeryTille. Page 35
Fantastic wins feature race before crowd of
1900 at EmeryYille. Page 35
claremont and PresIdio golfers meet today on
Preside links. Page 3g
MARINE
ship Leon Blum takes nine days to regain
ground lost in gale that drives the vessel OF
shore when almost at end of voyage. Page 4s
LABOR
Gompers. Mitchell and Morrison are unani-
mously reelected Page -
The musicians union nominafes candidates for
office TO be elected December 16 Page 81
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The uneaned increment in Germany Page 30
Divorce in Nevada. California and New
York. Page so
use for the parole law. Page 80
Why Pearl hsrbor is neglected. page 30
Canadian view Of tarin war. Page 80
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COAST

Burned steamship figured in
on coast.
Court to pass on the applicati
Los Angeles primary election.
Members Of ST. Fincent's CT
give entertainment in celebri
jubilee.
Alma Bells mother relates
her married life.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-02
j.. BELL.

together, and left him at street corner, only half
treasured by many solmen promises and repetition
of the mystic sign.
AS for Macgreegor, he set off for home at quick
trot, which, however, not sustained all the way
Indeed he climbed the stair to his abode at slower
rate than usual and knocked gently for admittance
that his mother surprised to find him at the door.
She had JEANNE, then mere baby, in her and
was just going out to make some purchase for the
tea so Macgreegor was somewhat relieved to be left
alone with his grandfather
'Weel ma mamie, an hoo did ye get the day?"
cried the hearty old gentleman.
Very bashfuy the boy opened his jacket, disclosing
the medal on his vest the raised letters of the words
For Merit" gstening in ray of the afternoon
shine.
Macgreegor had never seen his grandfather so
pleased Indeed the old mans enthusiasm and excite
men soon dissipated the depression which had been
enveloping the youngsters being and for the moment
Macgreegor felt almost virtuous at making his grand
father SO happy
aye see whit ye dae when ye try ma mamie !"
said Mr. Purdie, gaily as the boy pocketed the six
pence "'Deed, yer Paw an Nav II be prood, prood
the nicht
Macgreegor hung his head and stopped lingering the
sxpence.
I'm gaun ootbye fur while" he said abruptly.
Mr. Purde looked little disappointed, but said
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lesson which he supposed to have learned week
previously.
The winner of the medal for the next day was
Johnny Knox, who quite accustomed to the honor
it his three days. at least, out of every FIVE But
it was not once week that he enjoyed the honor of
being addressed by Macgreegor who had once cham.
pioned his cause in fight with bully.
Here Johnny, want to speak to ye." said Mac
greegor when school was over
Johnny's small pale face beamed.
Its secret added Nacgreegor, drawing him away
from the stream of youngsters
The beam increased in brightness.
I'll no tell onybody,' said Johnny, and took it in
the best possible part when his companion reorted-
Eye better nor
Macgreegor took Johnnys arm and conducted him
into a convenient close.
Then in a whisper, he put the question:: "WuIl ye
len us the medal till the morn's mornn'?"
LEN we the medalp gasped the astonished Johnny
whit dye want the medal fur?"
@Fun" was the brief reply. 'I' gle ye it back the
morn's mornn' Johnny"
Johnny looked exceeding dubious.
Come on said his friend persuasively. Len us
the medal, Johnny"
Johnny shook his head
"I-Ill gle ye ha'p'ny, if ye len us the medal"
said Macgreegor after some consideration.
But whit are ye wantin' it fur!"
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os the towel To eat an egg by owl with his grand.
father was usually treat indeed-t gave Macgreegor
such manly feeling but on this occasion the promise
failed to arouse rapture.
'IIe's rae modest" whispered Mr.. Purde little
later, when the boy standing gazing out of the
window
Macgreegor received numerous pats on the head and
compliments from his grandfather and father but he
accepted them stoldly
1t was the fried egg that finished him.
as yer egg no nice. dearie?" asked Lizzie at last,
after several anxious glances at his plate Mr. Purdie
and John had finished their eggs and Macgreegor was
not usually behind them.
"Ay, Maw," he replied husIdly. and endeavored to
eat.
"Whit's wrang, Macgrcegor?" John enquired, deeply
concerned
Macgreegor gulped something which was not egg,
and tear rolled down his cheek
"Pur mannep said Mr. Purdie gently, and put out
a kindly hand to stroke his grandsons head
Knife and fork fell from the youngsters hands, and
he hid his face.
"Are We feein' no weel, dearie" asked his mother,
rising and coming to his chair.
"Ay," came the mufAed reply
Eye best come an lie doom she said after moment
Come to yer bed dearie."
other room. He lay down the bed and hid his face
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Lizzie laid hand on his brow 1t was rather hot.
She did not trouble him with questions.
tits peety ye didna pit yer saxpence in the bank"
she said, sadly. "I ava an get the e."
Macgreegor said nothing, either then when he
took the dose few minutes later. His mother spread
big shawl over him and left him. 1t the custo
mary treatment in the circumstances.
About an hour later John who, along with Mr.. Pur
die had been sitting in almost silent misery received
permission from Lizzie to visit the patient
'9Weel ma wee man" he said softly as he bent over
the bed. "are We feein' ony easier?"
Silence; then sob.
'TIa'e ye a pain, Macgreegor%
A murnur. which might have been one of assent
"Whaur's the pain, ladder"
No answer 'Is't there"
NAV; tits furder up" Macgreegor managed to
say.
"There?"
"Furder up" Macgreegor put his hand to his throat
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cheerfuly enough; Gust that! Ye'll be wanting to
play efter yer days wark But yeT be wanting me to
hear We yer lessons later on, Eth
TITS Friday I dinna need to learn ony lessons the
night" Macgreegor explained and departed.
In the street he met his chum Willie Thomson. He
had intended to ask Willie to join him in melting the
sixpence, but somehow he didn't He felt the medal
under his jacket and wished he had removed before
coming out He was glad to get rid of Willie, and
when the latter had gone, he hung about in the shade
of neighboring close until it was time to go home
for his tea.
Mr. Purde, unable to contain himself, had broken
the great news to Lizzie and John in turn, and Mas
greegor received literally, with open arms John,
of course, much demonstrave than his
wife, STILL could hardly be said that she took the
matter coelly.
Yere to get fried egg to yer tea dearie." she in
formed her son. after suggesting that he should wash
his face and hands
"Thenk ye, Nav" mumbled the boy from the midst
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I'll gle We a penny"
Johnny stared "Whaurs the penny?" he suddenly
enqured
"Ye'll get it the morn's mornin'"
Zine haml" said Johnny in a tone that made Mac
greegor clench his fist.
GAS shairs DEATH" he said restraining himself from
grabbing the battered disk pinned to the other boys
coat
But Johnny was not satisfied.
aye MIGHT lose the medal" he said slowly, "an
then"
Macgreegor drew his forefnger across his throat as
he said soemnly: ~Ye'll get the medal an the penny
furbye, the morn's mornn'."
He repeated the mystic sign and Johnny wavered
His fingers went the medal and fumbed at the fast
ening.
"Tll tax it aft fur ye." said Macgreegor kindly, and
a moment later the medal in his hand
Johnny looked fearful but his power of speech
seemed to be parayzed. He followed Macgreegor from
the close, walked with him as far their ways lay
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
SUPERIOR AND P|TTSBURG Is
 SHOWING STEADY IMPROVEMENT
(From Boston News Letter.)

(From Boston News Letter)
 A very marked degree of improve ment has been shown in the opera tions of the Superior & Pittsburg property during the year 1909, and notwithstanding the present low price for copper, the company is understood to be showing net earnings of some. what like $100.000 per month on a monthly copper output of 2,000,000 pounds.
 The annual report shows that on Jan. l, last, there were notes pay able amounting to $1,s65,775, a con. siderable portion of which indebted ness was owing to the Calumet & Arizona a sister property.
 During the first six months of 1909, Superior & Pittsburg is stated to havo liquidated s50O,00O of this indebted ness and to be making current pay ,nents from earnings against the un- pail balance.
 On jarl ar l the company had quick assets amounting to s1,2l6,00o,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31

tistic to the feelings than the patio of the high and grammar schools building with it's flowing fountain, it's waters decorated with flags and its jet surmounted by a boy holding above him an umbrella. over which the wa ter pours. While within the rooms two or three in every room-the eyes of the children constantly drink in the mental influence of such pictures as the fine face of Oliver Wendell Holmes a ship under full sail, the signing Of the Declaration of Independence, Rosa Bonheur's At the Horse Fair, wood land scenes, Millais The Angelus
 Washington Crossing the Delaware
 Mt Vernon. And the Little Hiawatha Learned of Every Bird it's Language" scenes in Holland. Stratford on Avon, the Grand Canal at Venice, and doz- ems of others of like import, while in the Assembly Room are those of me dieval cathedrals, the ruins of Egyp- tian. Greek and Roman temples, and examples of Greek art in sculpture.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Milo NJ. Medigovich, de- ceased. Notice is hereby given by fhc undersigned, the administrator of the estate of Milo NJ. Medigovich, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication O. this notice to the said administrato. at the office of Neale & Sutter, at torneys at law, in the city of Bisbee. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 NICHOLAS MOBILE. z Administrator of the estate Of Milo
 NJ. Medigovich, deceased.
 Dated Friday, this 9th day of Aug. ust. 1909.
 First publication August sth, 1909.
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BIDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS ON COUNTY
 POOR FARM.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That sealed bids accompanied by plans and specifications in detail, will be re- ceived by the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona, at the office of the Board in the Court House at Tombstone. up to October fourth, nineteen hundred and nine October 4th ,1909) at one o'clock P. Nj. (to be then opened) for the construction of buildings on the County Poor Farm located near Douglas, AriZ.
 Bids are asked for a building to accommodate one hundred persons, to be constructed of either brick, adobe, or plaster Paris building blocks, and to include the follow ing:
 Plumbing.
 2.-Electric wiring and electri c light fixtures.
 3.-Piping for gas and gas light fixtures.
 4.-Cess pool two hundred feet dis tant from building with six-inch terra cotta pipe main connection, cess pool to be at least twenty feet deep. int DuiiuiHe IS ueSikueu tO care TOT the indigent poor of the County, in- cluding indigent sick: the plans and specifications therefore will provide for a hospital in connection.
 For information of Architects reference Is hereby made to Title LV Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901. The amount of money authorized to be expended is s30.000.00.
 The Board reserves the right to reejct any and all bids, plans and specifications, and will require bond with good and sufficient securities in the amount of ten per cent of the bid conditioned that the bidder will enter into contract with the Board for the performance of his bid under such bond as the Board may fix.
 Address all bids marked on the out. side, PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC. TON OF BUILDINGS ON COUNTY POOR FARM" to H. E. Berner Clerk, Tombstone, Arizona.
 By order of the Board.
 c. J. McCABE,
 Chairman ATTEST:
 H. E. BERNER,
 Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
 3 Stock. Markets, Railroads and Mining
PROSPECTOR MAKES
 RICH GOLD FIND

Al. Brochman, the well-known pros pector, has been in quest of gold this week-and not without some success, says the Paradise Record.
 He prospected in the territory south of Silver Creek along the porphyry bet. where he found some live-looking quartz rock. On completing a pocket smelter test and then banning, a color of gold was obtained The exact quan- tity-whieh was not great-could mol of course be ascertained.
 While Mir. Brockman does not en. certain hopes of any high values Tn .ow metal exists at that place, and that t may later be found in paying quantity and values. He thinks, how ever, that it is useless to search on the north side of the creek where the formation is lime, as the quartz there contains too much lime to carry any gold.
 He has frequently found gold val ues of from g to s4, and occasion ally higher. A yield of s6 came from the red hill just east of Chiricahua fiat. and still higher assays from the Williams & Henry property near by Values as high as SIP have in fact been found several times in the his tory of the camp. This porphyry belt Mir. Brockman says. extends to the west as far as Cochise's head.
 Progress in his assessment work on Silver creek is also reported by Mir Brockman. who with John H. Slaugh CT of the San Bernardino ranch owns an excellent group there. About 4t feet of work has been done on the property this year. in cross cut tun mel, and the indications are good.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
FILLED UP THE RESTAURANT.
Friends of Discharged Waiter Aided Him in "Gettins Even" with
 Employer.

Summary and effective was the re- venge of a Spalato waiter who had been insulted by his employer. Going to the Socialist club he enlisted the sympathies of his comrades and a hundred of them went to the restau- rant where he had been employed and occupied every seat in the place. IL was just before the usual supper hour, and the place, the principal restau- rant in Spalato. was frequentel every night by the leading officials and townspeople. When these regular guests came there was not room for one of them and they had to find an. other restaurant
 The evenings fare was entirely wasted, as the Socialist visitors took only a quarter of pint of wine, cost ing 12 heilers Ia little over two cents). and one roll at four hellers tor less than a cent). As each mas's refreshment cost him only just ever three cents it was not dear eve ning's amusement.
 The restaurant proprietor promptly apo,ogized to the aggrieved waiter and the regular. customers found their tables ready for them the next eve ning-Trieste correspondencs Pail Mall Gazette.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
NATIONAL MINING CO.
 ID MEET SPECIALLY

A special stock holders meeting O. the National Mining Exploration com pany, whose property is at Globe but considerable of the stock of which is held in Bisbee, has been called fer September 10 at the office of the con- pany, in the office of the lawyers Tn corporation and Transfer company at Kittery Main. The purpose of the meeting is to ratify and confirm the execution and delivery of a mortgage deed of trust to the Liberty Trasr company, of Bostcn, covering the real and personal property of the corpora tion.
 The bond issue was authorized at special meeting of the company held on September 2l last year. A firm of Boston lawyers have passed upon the bond issue and ask this rati fication.
 The transfer books of the company will be closed from today until Sep. tenber II.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
SEVENTH STREET.

Miss Cora Thomas. principal: Ms. Josie Feltus; Miss Alice Marshall graduate Of the San Diego normal who has taught several years in cah. fornia; Miss Edith Gilbert: Miss Mel. He Pine; Miss Florence House: Miss Collie Bell, graduate of Douglas high school and Tempe Normal, beginninc professional teaching in her old home; and Miss Dellie SchaaI.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31

or an excess of liabilities over assets of $479,000. The liquidation of $500.000 of indebtedness during the first six months of the year now puts the balance on the other side os the account, giving the company sraail net surplus of assets.
 It is costing the company, the cf- ficia,s d. dare, nearer s cents than :: cent per pound to produce its cop re:. figure which compares sayor- ably with the other Bisbee mines Calumet X Arizona and Copper Queen.
 Superior & Pittsburg has outstand- ing 100000 shares. and 1t is this eA. cessively large capital which prevents quicker response in the stock market to improved property condi- tions. On the present basis of oper, ations, assuming that the company had ample working capital. a 15-cent copper market would permit the com, rany to show net divisable profits exceeding s1 per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
FIFTEENTH SCHOOL.

Miss Kate corson., principal; Miss Maude Watkins; Mrs Sallie Scott; Miss Hazel Hendricks, graduate of Tempe Normal. who has taught in Clifton; Miss Abbie Crawford, grad uate of Douglas high school and Tenn pc Normal, teaching first here; Miss Nell Kline.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
STOCKS BRACEO UP OVER
 SUNDAY
By Frank J. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock 7EAcnanse.)
 The market opened in good form with an excellent demand for stock, both in the New York as well as the Boston securities. The Hartman stocks were the features of the day, all Of which closed from two to three points above the close of Saturday.
 The copper metal market is in much better condition, showing an al vance ct the opening. North Brte, But. Gal Coprer Range and o.f Dominion, also shannon, were well supported. In the curbs Shattuck was in good demand as far as quo tations were concerned. Denp is finn at 4 3-4 to 7-s. Sierra Con. Mines vas quoted on the market this moIn- ing, opening at Is to 3-s, with fair demand for the stock. There sycms to be considerable selling of stocks and taking on Sierra Con. l ara 9f the opinion that We should see excel len ,iofits in this stock, bought up al these prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31

fifty feet deep on the County Pooor Farm, near Douglas, Arizona; bids to be submitted for so much per fcot.
 Further particulars in detail may be secred from Supervisor Jacoa Scheerer, Douglas, Arizona.
 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check in the sum of ten per cent of the amount of the bid to guarantee that the bidder will enter into contract with the Board of Super visors for the performance of his bid under such bond as the Board may fix. . <The Board reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids. All bids are to be marked plainly on
 the outside of the envelope-"Propos. als to sink we'll on poor farm" and addressed to H. F. Berner, Clerk, Tombstone, Arizona. By order of the Board. G. J. McCABE, Chairman Attest: H. E. BERNER, Celrk.