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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25
CAUGHT
VAN DYKE
MAPPING

| GLOBE, Sept. 24-Unable to secure
a right of way through the Cordoya
| townsfte ON the line originally plan
ned, as the result of Injunction pro-
ceedings brought several days ago. the
ella Valley railway entered upon that
townsite yesterday and by following
la new line not covered by the injunc-
ton, laid fully half mile of track.
Manager Van Dyke. of the CordoTa
lTownsite company left for Phoenix
yesterday morning. He was hardly
out of the city before the work CT
laying the track and building a new
oadbed was commenced.
1t was learned from Mann iasG night
that fully half mile of track had been
constructed 1t is probable that the
work will be completed today before
any legal action can be taken to stop
it,
A big gang of men and teams WORK
all day yesterday on the new route
During the daylight hours more track
was laid than has probably been Pit
in place before in that length of tims
in this part of the territory.
The new line runs some distance
from the originally graded right Of W.
which gave the site of the futu'e
Cordova the terminal station Of the
As result Cordova will probably
be left off of the new line. Wheth-7
or not the new line goes entirely our.
side of the Cordova townsite or skirts
its edge on the north side could nor
be learned last night. AT least part
of this line passes over the CordoVa
townsite property, however.
From what coud be learned las:
night the new route branches onf from
the originally surveyed line near the
east end of the Cordova townsite-
At this point "Y" had been grad.
ed out sometime ago, giving COOL
road bed for several hundred feet ~
toward the north end of the townsi-e
Steel was laid along the line of the
proposed ~" to it's end and new
road bed graded along or just off the
north edge Of the townsite, leading
west toward Fitzpatrick's saloon.
The road will be heightened abOus
a quarter of mile and the grade will
be increased. 1t is apparent, how
ever that the railway officials consi'l-
cred that it was better to take a poor.
er grade and more roundabout way
than to be held back by litigation.
It is understood that all Of the avail
able teams, including a number PC
longing to the Miami Copper ~
pany were pressed into service IL
constructing the new roadbed.
AS there was no injunction prevent
ing the railroad from occupying The
new location. the officials Of that
company have apparently stolen
march on Van Dyke. while the latter,
engaged in visiting William Jennings
Bryan, was not on hand to enjoin
them.
The injunction which stopped WORK
on the road few days ago. grew out
OF the failure of the Cordova town
site company and the Miami Copper
company to agree on name for the
terminal station for the Miami exten-
sion, both companies desiring to have
their names used to designate this
station.
What viii occur when Van Dyke re-
turns from Phoenix remains to be
seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25
TARIFF RESULTS
IN LOSS OF
SHIPPING
tBy Clyde H. Tavenner)


LIVERPOOL. England. Aug ~
Cotton manufacturing Manchester
didn't look like "ruination and disss
ter" TO a stranger, and neither does
Liverpool.
/ From the great Liverpool docks,
the biggest and the most modern In
the world, some sea going freighter
loaded with British made goods. is
leaving almost every hour OF the day.
Ships are docking at all hours, too.
No vessel is turned away from Liver
pool by high tariff walls.
Without the least difficulty England
is maintaing her mastery of the
worlds shipping year after year under
free trade. While Britain has been
piling up her ocean tonnage at the
wonderful rate of 100000 to 1000
] 900 tons per decade (more than p
100000 tons have been put on the
last eleven years. the United States
under protection, has seen her once
proud shipping dwindle TO insignifi-
cant proportions. 1t is not pleasant
to record this contrast, but it is the
fact. That the ever-increasing high
protection policy of America is the
chief reason for the decay of Amer
lean shipping can hardly be denied
even by protectionists.
Here are the facts and figures taken
from the British aud American o5icial
records
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25
Ordered Committed

]. Cervantes, the Mexican who has
been held in the county Jail pending
the action OF the o. s. imigratio1
authorities in regard 10 his being de-
ported, was today ordered eommitte l
to the asylum at Phoenix and was
taken to the Territorial institution
this evening. The county authorities
and the lunacy commission were il
hopes that the U. S. officials would
order him deported but in a letter Is
Probate Judge Goodbody, which was
receive today, they state that they
could not secure the necessary proof
on which to base the order of depor-
tain and that the county would have
to handle the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25

Frank Graf returned from Tucson
yesterday.
F. b. King. division superintendent
for the E. P. & s. w, passed a
short time in Bisbee yesterday.
Officer Henry Hall has returned
from Phoenix whee he was on bust
ness.
w. H. Berner left yesterday fT
his ranch in the Huachucas, following
a brief visit to this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25
Million tons. Hi. .oa .on.

So overwhelming is British mari
time supremacy that to set out the
shipping tonnage of the other leading
nations is to make their Gures look
ridiculously small.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25

Goliath viii don the mask again. FL
Paso generally wins at home, but the
lanes should be of high order; for
IL is conceded that Cananea has the
best le.... N the southwest TODAY.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25

Ocean Tonnage Of the Leading Mari
time Nations, 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-25

Comparative Progress of British ard
American Shipping. (1s6o-teo6.l
British American
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
INTERESTS CONSOLIDATED.

Chas H. Peck, who a few days ago announced his intention of organizing a company for the purpose of building an airdome theater and putting on a moving picture and vaudeville attrac- tion. has consolidated with John T.. Vance and the Auditorium will be used instead of the erection of a new building. MT. Peck will have direct charge of the staging of the plays that are put on and MT. Vance will have control of the financial management MT. Vance has contemplated for some time the purchasing of moving pie ture machine but has not been able to get his business affairs strengthened out so as to undertake any new ven lures. However, he has now been placed in a position to add a consider able amount of new equipment, which he will do immediately. MT. Peck will assist him in the selection of new ma chinery It is the purpose of the pro- prietors to put on a show every night with a small admission fee of 10 and 15 cents The hall has a capacity of 25OO people. It is expected to bring stock companies to this place ire uuently, during which time the prices will of course be raised.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
WINNERS OF THE
 FIELD DAY EVENTS
It Was a Day of Festivity for the Mesa City People.

The weather yesterday made it i'm possible for field day to bring forth any new records, yet a large crowd was present, and, financially. it turned out to be better than was expected.
 The loving-cup was won by Alma Ward.
 In the 1OO-yar dash, Art Millett broke the tape first, with Mark New ell following, an arms distance behind him.
 The girls obstacle race was the most interesting and amusing feature of the day. Myrtle Noble taking first place and Stella Vance a close second
 Leonard Dykes out-threw Joe No ble in the hammer throw.
 Joe Noble came first on the fifty yard sprint, with Mark Newell a breathless second.
 But Mark Newell came to his own in the shot-put, ahead of Leonard Dykes.
 The broad jump of IS feet and ' inches went to Earl Standish: J. Stew art making a 17-foOt mark.
 In the basketball game between Mesa and Lehi, Lehi made good by a score of to ,. There were several very spectacular stunts, especially so in the first half.
 In the other basket-tOssing event be- tween Normal and Mesa. Professor Irish, referee. and Professor Burtran Jones, umpire. the teachers brought well-earned victory of 26 to 10.
 The pole vault brought the honors to Arthur Miller.
 Earl Standish took first in the high jump, with feet and inches, over l.. Dykes, with feet and inches.
 The ladies' relay race. between Mesa and Alma, was a breath catching event from the start to the finish, Mesa taking first.
 In the grand relay race, Alma came in first, with not very much space to count on.
 The 120-yard hurdle was the spec tacular feature of the meet. Millett winning after it almost seemed that he had lost all chance of even plac- ing
 Altogether. the events were away above the average. when the fierceness of the day is taken into consideration, and Mesa may consider her self more than fortunate in having such fast and well-trained aggregation of ath- letes.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
JOINED THE ELKS IN ST|LLNESS OF THE NIGHT FOUR MAVERICKS RETURN HOME AS MEMBERS OF THE ANT
 LERED HERD. Encountered Obstacles While En Route but Accomplished Their
 Purposes.

J. G. Spangler, Claud Cannon, J. L.. Waring and Vincent Jones are Elks. They slipped through a hole in the fence on the lower eighty and were out grazing on the alfalfa with the regular herd before the Mesa bunch hardly suspicioned that the wires were down
 For some days there has been a gen. eral disposition on the part of those who have been Elks to be present when the remainder of the Mesa mavericks were to be shOrn of their innocent orig inality and be branded with an iron where it would be liable to do the most good. This insistent reminder from the elders of the herd to Wait until you fellows go in; we'll see that they don't do a thing to you" was prob ably responsible for the sudden de- parture in Warin's automobile of the four above named suspects for the nearest place that they coud take on the wisdom and the brand of an Elk Phoenix happened to be the place, and to Phoenix they went. Both MT. Span gler and MT. Cannon were on the com mencement exercises program, but that made little difference to a man who has a haunted look and a climb a tree feeling. Profssor Loper was prevailed upon and MT. Cannon and Mir. Span gler were hurried on the program in a job lot. They were out and gone be- fore there was hardly a suspicion of the real purpose of their rush.
 A phone message was sent to Tempe to have team of horses ready for a stuck automobile and another mes sage was sent to the Phoenix lodge to leave the key outside the door handy and keep the goat harnessed. The trip was made throughout without incident until the middle of Salt river was reached. The machine went to the bad and somebody suggested the bridge question. The team was used and the car made the last lap toward Phoenix, landing there some time near II o'clock. When once there. there arose a question of letting such suspicious characters inside the first landing but MT. Jones, who is in splendid practice at this time, got down on his knees and plead his case. winning as he all ways does. The quartet were allowed to come in and become Elks. Then they turned around and came back to Mesa, full fledged Elks.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
ROSE BAY
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Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

ing that which is desired as heavy with two lines. and capitals with three lines.
 Remember. that in giving prices in sections. that more space must be used in quoting the prices, and. therefore. a greater allowance must be made; be careful also that there is a balance in the different sections as to quantity of prices quoted.
 Iamgine the ad as a see-saw with matter on each side If you give more matter on one side. that side will be heavier and will affect the read CT as crowded.
 The average ad consists of a head line, introduction. body matter or de- scription and price.
 Most advertisers who have given the subject the most thought and eXperi- ment, place the name of the firm at the top. except in cases where some thing of national repute is given pub licity. and the firm acts as agent.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
RECORD BARLEY YIELD
 FOR PRESENT SEASON F.B. HARVEY THRESHES 31 SACKS PER ACRE FROM 31 ACRES. Sold When the Market Was Up-Aver- aged S49 Per Acre for the
 Entire Crop.

With no idea of breaking records. F. B. Harvey who is a resident of the Lehi district, has come very near es- tablishing a mark for this seasons yield in barley as far as this section of the country is concerned.
 Mir. Harvey had field of fourteen acres from which he threshed an av- craze of thirty-one sacks to the acre. The sacks averaged considerably over 100 pounds each. While it is generally customary in describing record yields to inject some reasons for the crop not being any better, so it is with this particular case. MT. Harvey states that while he was supposed to have had fourteen acres, that it was in real ity short of that on account of one end of the field being dragged down while cutting and which was a total loss. q. + .s
 MT. Harvey sold his crop for s67O. which brings his average per acre in the neighborhOod of s4S per acre which is a creditable showing.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
NEWS NOTES.

Mir and Mrs. Don NJ LeBaron are the proud parents of a son.
 Dr. E. w. Wilbur continues i'll at his home a mile east of town.
 The transmission line camp has been again stationd at the transformer sta tion northeast of town.
 The Vance dance was postponed last night on account of the M. l. A. dance at the Mesa opera house.
 Fred Maier, who was so seriously burned while trying to save the life of a little girl Tuesday evening, continues in considerable pain, but is much bet ter
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
ROLL OF DISHONOR.

Francisco Garsea, Bernado Mesquite and Luis Paris each paid fine of $7 into the sinking fund of the city for the privilege of fracturing a city ordi- nance. The men are employed in dig ging a well on the Wm. Anderson homestead and the dry atmosphere came near making them go to slaves
 Mesquite. contrary to his name, was not had headed and stubborn, but. to the contrary, was very docile and took his sentence in a gentlemanly manner
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by Damon Lodge, K. of D.,
 in Regular Session at Castle Hall.
Mesa, Ariz.. May 24, 1909

Mesa, AriZ, May "A, 1909. Whereas Death has taken from our ranks one of our beloved members, Brother Robert Bowen; therefore, be it Resolved, That in the death of Bro. Bowen, Damon lodge loses one of it's faithful members. all Knights of Pythias lose a loyal friends. and the family of deceased a loved father and husband and the community a good citizen.
 Resolved, That the charter of Damon lodge be drapen in mourning for period of thirty days.
 Resolved, That a copy of these reso- lutions be spread upon the records of Damon Lodge No. 19: a copy be for warded to the bereaved family. and that copies be given to the Evening Press the Tempe News. the Phoenix Republican and the Phoenix Gazette. (Signed)
 J. F. DRANE, JR.
 M. w. BRACK,
 GEO. s. IRWIN,
 Committee.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
ADVERTISING HINTS.

Be sure and have the border har- monize with the body of the ad. A heavy border seldom looks well with heavy matter, and a light border weak ems light matter.
 The day of type with pig-tails has gone; the plainer and simpler types are the most in demand.
 In punctuation. the long method is generally used by the daily paper.
 In an ad with sections, place small head lines that will be type-set on the sheet containing the matter. underlin-
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
NO ONE EXPECTS IT.

Without the use of SeXine Pills a weak or run down person can not ex- pect to become thoroughly strong. Sex inc Pills are the strongest and surest tonic in the world The price is s1 a box; six boxes s5, with full guarantee. Address or call Elvey & Hulett drug gists, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

A good margin between the border and the matter is advised where pos sible, and it is generally best to make it possible.
 A headline should arouse interest and at the same time give the text of the contents of the ad.
 Always remember to back up the contents of the ad with the goods and saIesmanship that is courteous and honest
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
LIVING FLAG.

Mrs A. B. Cook has planned to train 15O school children in executing drill on the Fourth of July known as the living flag This is a very unique ar ranged drill and the children should be urged to participate in it. The first meeting will be held Thursday even ing at the North school building, com mencing at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
THE ROYAL SLAVE.

The Royal Slave, to be presented next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the Mesa opera house, promises to be one of the best costumed plays ever put on here. The stage management is undr the direct supervision of Mrs. A. B. Cook.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-29
LOAD OF STOVES.

The first full car load of stoves was that received recently by o. S. Stapley & Company. This is not intended to convey the information that cold weather is approaching for the stoves are cooks and ranges.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-14
FAvoRAeLY REPORTED.
Virginia Democrat Enables Republi
cans to Relieve Embarrassment.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 10. -
Bv vote of to 3. the House COM
mittee on election of President and
Vice President and representatives
in Congress agreed to a favorable re-
port on the Gaines bill to reduce the
salary of the secretary of state. thus
making Senator Knox eligible for
that position.
This was not done. however. until
the committee had voted down a mo-
ton to ask the House to refer the
gal question involved 10 the COM
mittee On the judiciary. The sup
port given the Republican members
by Representative Lassiter. of Virgil
mia throughout. made favorable ac-
ton by the committee certain.
The submission Of the majority re-
port 10 the House will establish the
regularity of calling up the bill for
passage on Monday under suspension
of the rules.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-14
FOR PATENT APPEALS.
Bill to Establish New Court Favora'
bly, Reported.
y Associated PreSS.)


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb ia
bill TO establish United States
court CT pa;en, appeals was favora-
bly, reported from the House judi
r.iary committee today by Represent
tative Tyrell, Massachusetts.
The bill provides for Init'd
States court of patent appeals OF tiv"
members 10 sit in Washington. -. C..
81 he chic. justice OF the court is to
be appointed by the President and
The four judges to be designated from
among the judges of the Federal
courts by the chief justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
This measure has been recommended
and urged by the American Bar Asso-
citation. boards OF trade and manu-
featuring associations for ten years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-14
DEBATE IN HOUSE.
Variety Of Subjects Discussed by
Peoples Representatives.

WASHINGTON. H. c. Feb. ia
variety OF subjects MAS discussed in
the house Of representatives today.
The Indian appropriation lill tcchni.
cal!y was und'r consideration, but
many members awaited themselves OF
The opportunity for general debate.
Mr. Lamar Ol Florida argued for
the amendment to the railroad rat"
law. claiming tn" law was INSULT
Cient to cover the cases included in
it's provision: Mr. Madison. of HI.
nOiS. referred to increases in freight
rates since the rat" law went into
effect: Mr.. MurphN OF Wisconsin, de
livpred an eulOgN of Lincoln: Mr.
Washburn of Massac husetts, favored
4 modification 81 tn" sherman ant,
trust law in ordr" that II might he
less burdensOm". Mr.. Hayes OF Cali
fornia. attacked tn" rules of tn"
house: Mr.. Langley Of Kentucky. crit
icised the administration OF the af
fairs of the ChUctaw Indians: Mr..
Sherman OF New York, attacked the
provisions of the indian appropriation
hill. while Mr. Foster OF Vermont.
pleaded for an adjustment OF postal
rates as affecting merchandise
through the mails
The Indian appropriation bill de
hate was proceeding when the house
at $50 O'Clock adjourned until TO-
which was set apart for enlo
gieS of deceased members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-14
WOULD INCREASE AMOUNT
TO Two MILLIONS FLAT
North Carolina Congressman Offers
Proposition As to hatteras
Lighthouse.
(By Associated PresS.)
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb. |

WASHINGTON. -. C., Feb. 10. 100
A new proposition in connection with
the proposed lishthcus" on Diamond
Shoals. on Cape Ha'teras. y. C.. was
submitted to the House committees
On interstate and foreign Commrrc"
today by Representative Small OF
North Carolina. the author OF the bill
providing for the purchase OF such
Il structure. Instead Of tn" govern
ment paying rental with tn" option
OF buying the lighthouse after tir"
ears for $6V0,Uu0 il is proposed that
s., 900 900 should be paid for the
structure as soon as completed and
approved. no money to be- paid the
builders while the work Of cOnstruc-
ton IS in progress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-14
OMNIBUS THIRTEEN.
Eleven of Bakers Dozen Of Appropria
ton Bills Hangs Fire.
(By Associated PresS.)

(Bv Associated PresS.)
WASHINGTON. l.. C.. Feb. Il. -
The ominous figure thirteen domi'
mated in the statutes in the regular
general appropriation bills in Con-
.gress today.
There are Is of these great supply
bills regularly enacted at each SEES
sion and today, the thirteenth Of IN"
month. there are eleven of these
measures vet to be passed by IN"
Senate in the thirteen days remain
ing of this Congress on which they
can be considered and enacted into
law.
OF these bills seven have no; been
acted on by the House.
This situation that faces the Sen
ate. where unlimited debate is one
of the most cherished Of the rules
of that body. makes necessary n
spirit of harmony ana cooperation II
che great supply bills are disposed
of practically at the rate of One Il
day.
The naval bill, which comes up
Monday. nearly always requires two
days for its passage and there are
many items in it as we'll as in other
measures that will require time CON
suming explanations if nor extended
debate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-14
A CARD OF THANKS.

The faculty and students of the
WrN, End Academy desire To thank
each and every contribution to the
Piano Fund for the very generous
and prompt response TO Our appeal
= few days ago.
The Piano Committee respectfully
requests those patrons who neglected
To send in their contribution Friday
10 do so not later than } O'Clock
Monday. This will conpl"t" the Pr
ana Campaign and tn" instrument
vii he purchased at once.
;SIGNEDl GEO W. GUY.
II Principal.