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Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
WANTS AGONY
 ENDED QUICK SOutherner Moves For Final
 Vote On Tariff ITS CONSIDERATION A FARCE
There Will Be Little Discus sion In the House of the General Subject of Tariff. Only a Study of the Effect of Proposed Changes.

Washington. D. c. March 19.-For four and a half hours today the house lstened to the reading of the tariff bill. This was the only business transacted. Nr Sims of Tennessee injected a breeze into the proceedings. He want the reading of bill dispensed with as a farce, but objection Was made. Then he asked unanimous consent that the bill be put on its passage. saving it was evident that no opportunity would be afforded to amend the measure in the house. To this NIT. Mann of Illi- nois objected. The house adjourned to Monday noon.
 There is a general disposition among the house members to eliminate as far as possible any academic discussion of the tariff. The members on both sides are desirous of having as little debate as possible. and as much time as prac- ticable for the consideration of the bill under the five-minute rule forth with. Members of both sides are pre- pairing to submit amendments in which their constituents are interested.
 The main contention will be over the cut in the lumber duty. IL is un- derStood that the southern fepTsSellld- tives are almost unanimous for retain ing the present duty of & per 1000 feet They will have the support of many of the members of the northwest and Pacific coast states.
 Hide and leather manufactures also will be the subject of considerable de bate The democrats will fight to have shoes and other products of leather reduced or 10 per cent more and have hides retained on the free list. The western representatives will make earnest efforts to haze a duty of F per cent again placed on hides.
 There has been very little criticism of the metal schedule. but it is claimed that the duty on wrought and cast scrap iron should be equal tO that on pig iron. as provided in the Dingley law In the Payne bill scrap iron is covered by a duty of 90 cents per ton, while the duty on pig iron Is $2j0 per totn. \ member of the house today declared that the effect of the metal schedule would be to reduce the i'm portation of pig iron to practically nothing.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
TOM'S AMERICAN KITCHEN

Parties and family style when desired Tom all dinner special American Kitchen Regular meals.
 8 North Phoenix,
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.

Washington. D. C., March l9.-Rep- resentative Humphrey of Washington today introduced an ocean mail subsi- dy bill. over which it is expected the subsidy fight of the siXty-first con gress will be made. The bill grants vessels of the second class on routes to South America. Australasia, Philip pines. China and Japan the same pay for carry ing the malls as is now al lowed vessels of the first class The bill differs from the one considered at the last, session in that it does not in crease the pay for vessels of the third class.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
A CLEVER RUSE.

Chicago. March 19.-After being held up and robbed of his watch and money by two men on a lonely south side street tonight. William Paul informed the robbers that he, too, was a high wayman waiting for a victim. The robbers gave him his money back, and he then asked them to walk with him The trio walked until they came to a policeman. Then Paul helped the policeman capture the robbers.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
-Another- BALCONY BARGAIN FRIDAY SATURDAY

Seventeen eVcntful values for these two days on the Balcony:
 45-inch Drapely Silkolines in all combinations of coOrngS either solid figuTed regular be values. On the Balcony .........:....... .............9 sc Full Beached Crash Toweling bOrdered, soft fin iSh the regular $ 1-}c kind On the Balcony DC Our great lot of Embroideries in both Edges and Insertions. narrow and wide, up to nine inches wide, they re worth up to 3Oc. On the Balcony DC Shell Hair PinS BaTcttes, Side Combs, Ribbon Combs and Back Combs; generous assortment at UnhCard of prices for Friday and Saturday. On the Balcony from, each .....................1 .1c to JUG 36nch Full Bleached Towel Cotton Huck, good weight with fancy border the regular 2Oc kind. On the Balcony ............... .................11 He About two thousand wards of Laces, both Vals. and TOrchonS. either edges or insertions, worth up to p DC. On the Balcony .......................5c Dc An extra special: Double width Egyptian NOile, soft sheer and clinging full 40 inches wide always retailed at 15c; cololS are light blue. pink, cham pagne reseda, tan and cream On the Balcony 49c An unusual Glove opportunity: A regular 35c Lisle Glove, two clasp in black only On the Balcony 19c And regular Sl25 value, in white gray and tan;
 good quality of Lise, twelve button length; really a $1. .25 Glove. On the Balcony ............... .79c \ solid counter of White Goods containing Dimty Persian Lawn Nainsooks, Linon, and Madras val ueS mp to 3Oc. On the Balcony. y...............13c 13c A big assortment of Toilet Soaps. You will have to hurry on this; the supply Is limited. On the Balcony ......... ......... .................1c 1c
 Remember these prices are for Friday and Sat urday only and if you wise you will be ''On the Balcony" early Friday morning. for these prices will cause articles to be quickly sold out. So come early and you will. as always before, find everything just advertised.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
A REVENUE RAISER.

WashingtOn. ID. C., March 19--A novel way of raising revenue was pro- posed in the house today by Repre- sentative Sisson of Mississippi. It provides a tax of S2 on every deadly weapon. such as pistols. dirk knives. brass knucks. manufactured and sold within the United States.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
THE NEW SENATE COMMITTEE.

Washington, D. c, March 19.-In completing the senate committee. the committee on committees decided on additional concession to western sena- tors by enlarging republican represen- tation on the committee by naming Senator McCumber of North Dakota
Arizona republican., 1909-03-20
AN sIcHT-MINUTE SESSION.

Washington. D. C. March 19.-The senate was in session just eight min utes today. adjourning at 12:0S ?. m. until Monday. The census bill receiv- ed from the house was referred to a committee George T. Oliver of Penn sylvania was sworn m as a senator.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
CONTRACT FOR AN UP-TO-DkTE
 BUILDING LEI
Fair Store VIII Have Modern Home S00n-SduCture To Be Built for Occupancy By This Fall

Work was yesterday begun on what is to be the most imposing business house yet erected in the fire district the Fair building, to be occupied by Frankenburg Bros. & Newman. The contract was let to Olson & Mott for about s17,Oo0, the exact figures net being given.
 The same architect who designed the famous Marshall Field dr$ goods house in Chicago drew the plans for the Fair building. which will be ds thoroughly modern as a camp the s'ze of Bisbee will iust'fy. Brick Cf the same make and color as the Johnson-Henninge building adjCin- ing. reinforced with steel. VII be the building material Tae interor will be finished in birch mohagany. An elevator for the convenience O. patrons will be one of the features ct the interior.
 Always careful 10 have their show windows of the highest artistic ap. pesrance. special attention will be paid 10 this feature in the new bura ing, especially large windows with faekground of French windows. hay ing been specified in the plans. Class sidewalks will aid in admitting Iie' : to the basement The main entrance VII be on Man street, as heretofo-~ but there will also be an opening cn what will be Subway street. after tfa Street car line has been run in thelr.
 The new building win be three ste. ries in height in addition to the base ment. The first will be occupied by dress goods, the second by ready-tc wear clothing for women. The base. ment will be used either as a store. room or as @ bargain department.
 When the new structure is com pleted. which should be within 90 day. according to the contract. and stocked vita new fan goods, as planned. tte Fair. with it's gents furnishing goods department. which escaped the fire and it's big store room across the street will be one of the most uu-to date dry goods soTes in this section of the country. It will also add rn-. terially to the appearance of Main street waieh already has many hand some buildings along it's route.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
HENEY IS BUSY

SAN FRANCISCO, March A. Francis J. Heney. Assistant District Attorney in charge of the prosecu. ton of Patrick Calhoun is engaged in the preparation of the case against the indicted street car president. He was not in attendance at either ses- sion of the trial today. While no predictions have been made as to the tine required to complete the jury and three temporarily passed to await the next exercise of peremptory challenges, 1t is believed the taking of testimony will begin in less than an other month. Fourteen taiesmen were examined today and nearly all were disfualified because of opinions relat- ing to various issues in the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
FIND DOVES NEST
 IN POLICE COURT
Fuss and Feathers Lead To Discovery of Five
 Wee Birds

Suugly ensconsed in a nest of straw, string and hair, lined with the down from the mother birds breast, five tiny doves, with featherless bod ies and little maws agape for food, were discovered in the ventilaLor leading from the air shaft into the City Police Court yesterday after noon, after the large white dove her self had been taken cut by Janitor Jimmy Doherty. says the New York Sun.
 Strange noises had Eren coming from the ventilator for sCme time and yesterday little fluffy feathers began to float out from it, 10 the wonder of the witnesses. the court officers and the reporters. Alter court ad. jOurned, the ianitor. Clerks Lord and Brown and two newspapermen inves- tigated. The removal of the iron grating revealed the mother dove. which battled furiously with the jani, tor while being caught inside a coat and put beneath a waste basket Climbing into the shaft with a Ian. tern, the ianitor then ofund the brood.
 The nest was brought out intact, the little doves in it. and placed on the broad stone window ledge out side. Then the mother bird released, At first in fright she mounted high in air, but finally came down to her nest, which she pecked and pulled this way and that till she had it ad- justed to her satisfaction. The clerks and reporters bought Q generous sun. ply of popcorn from a fruit vender in the corridor and put 1t out on the window ledge, alongside the nest X little later the sweepeTs who had come to clean Up the courtroom stood in mute admiration watching sfe dove drop crumbs of the popcorn into the gaping mouths of her five shiycr. ing litie scuabs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25

King also secured a 'te for an office as did John J. ullivan of Kelvin.
 DICK HALL.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
BILLIARD CHAMPION

NEW YORK, March 24-Georgs Slcsson of this city outp'ayed A. c Cutler of Boston in tonight's game in the international 1S2 billiard caaia- pionsh'p at Madison Square Garden. Slosson had an opportunity of equal ing Sutton's average of 100 in hs fifth inning. but after scoring 150 with 45 to go for the game he failed la difficult two-cusiion shot.
 On h.s thirteenth shot in the eighth inning the local man had the ivor'e 'es frozen and decided to have the baPs spotted. He played the break a bit wide.- but a lucky kiss gave him the count.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
COLD COMING INTO PHOENIX
 IN SACKFULS
Phoenix Men Secure the Sa-
 iome Group in Which the
 New Strike Was Found Ore Worth S10,0Oo a Sack
(Arizona RepubIican)

The following was sent as a special to the Arizona Republican from Sa- iome under date of March 21:
 Congratulations to Phoenix. have just secured the great Salome Bonan- "a and the west extension for a syn dicate of Phoenix men represented by Homer King and will arrive in Phoenix tomorrow with the three dis coVerers and several sacks of ore ay- eraging up into the hundred thou sands. They are worn out watching their treasure, not only that already taken out but the rich float being da ly picked up by eager sightseers, prospectors and mining men. 1 have placed guards on the property until arrangements can be- made to cor tinue with the work. The ore now out will be placed fin the deposit vaults of the Phoenix banks.
 Buggies, buckboards, wagons and burro outfits have been pouring in all day today. and yesterday one man was seen pushing a wheelbarrow over the rocky trail to the scene of the new strike. You don't see gold where roses grow and the Lord certainly had this treasure in a place where few but the most centuresOne would ever go. Arrangements are now being made for a good wagon road to the camp but two miles is as close as a wagon can get at this time.
 Yesterday I helped pack one of the sacks of golden treasure out Of the camp and 1t IS worth ten thousand dollars. the estimated value Of an av craze sack, to climb the hills with 1t Nine tents and tent houses went uI this afternoon. and many more would have been put up but the Braytor Commerc' al company ran out of tents hundred more have been telegraph cd for and lumber and other supplies will soon be on the ground. Labor is scarce because no one wants to worK Every one wants 70 ger a claim soms where in the bonanza belt and ths labor situation is temporarily distress sng as well as the want supply oi vehicles available for transportation 70 the-new strike
 When closed the deal last night and made the first payment, Shorty Aigier. the d scoverer who picked UT the first piece of rich ore, said, "Six teen years eating beans, and now am going Jo Phoenix to eat pie"
 Town lots are changing hands fas. during the last three days at rapidly advancing prices. Yesterday one man sold a lot and fifteen minutes arter wards bought g poorer one for fifty dollars more. fully convinced that he had made a mistake in selling pr Townsville. hfr. Shear and Mir. Cline of Phoenix have secured a valuable corner and will at once start on the erection of a brokerage office. H. B
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
wIL NOT PROSECUTE ooRR

SAN FRANCISCO, March A. Frederick DOTr formerly a prominent broker with offices in San Francisco. Los Angeles and other cities, who re gently was forced to retire and was accused of embezzlement. will escape prosecution. The complaining wit ness, H. H. Ncrwood refused to swear to a complain against Dorr today ara the prosecuting attorney moved dis missal of the case, which was granted.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
ORDINATION SERVICES

There will be ordinatiin services at the Episcopal Church this morning at 10:30. Bishop Hendricks will be here and will be assisted by Rev. Mr. Bolt of Nogales and Rev. Simonson. Rev. Ernest Bolt will be ordained at that time and there will be special music. In the evening there will be a large confirmation class, at which there will also be special music.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
LICENSED GAMBLING KILLED

CARSON CITY. March 24-Govern DE Diekerson has signed the Tsalman act mining Inspector 'b'H, antigambling b'n and the juvenile court bin. The banking act, though not including the guaranay feature. 10 almpst the same in effect.
 The anti-gambling act provides thzt on and after October 1. 1910. no Ii cense be issued for any gambling game and makes it misdeameanor To play e game for money.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
NEwsUReH JURY

SAN FRANCISCO. / March 24-at the. close cf tAe forenoon session in tho tr'al of Attorney Newburgh. who is charged with attempt'ng to bribe a prospective juror. nine men had h~"- sw"-- fc f-v fh" ~ase and one other passed temporarily.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-25
A Good Days Work.

SALOME. Ari., March 21.-I have ust received word from Joe Fuller who was left in charge at the Bonan- ga camp last night, that he had taken out nearly a sack of the phenomen- ally high grade ore. working alone to- 'dayy. As a sack of this is worth about $10,000 it is not bad for a days work for one.
 DICK HALL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05
The Vital Records
Births

George b. ana Lila NJ W-necIock. girl
Joseph ". and Bernlce L. " eightman
boy
Andrew and Louise White. boy.
Henry and Mary Ockershauser, boy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05

The responsibility for this situation
does not belong to Congress. ne holds
Sud. IN his speech. pointed out that
II all the estimates submitted in the
past eight years had been allowed. the
deficit. instead of beiu. $50 Gu 900
would be $4,000 900.
Shows the Figures.
Mir Tawney presented figures to show
the enormous expansion Of expenditures
FOR military purposes He pointed out
that IN eight years the army approUria-
tons had leapad from less than $1,000
uea per annum TO more than $50. GJ9.oe5
and those Tor the navy. from about 81
eo0.0GO 10 more shan $lOS 100000. The in
crease IN the army appropriations for
that period amounted 10 $4,000 Ctr 4
sum sufficient TO cover the whole cost
OF constructing tile Panama Canal The
CORES pond1ng increase ia navy apprO-
pT'stions was more than S5gS ,00. 600 The
Total increase Tor the army and navy
was more than sI.G72.0q2. al. II sum ex-
CCediHE by sos. no. 600. the total interest
bearing debt # the United States The
primary cause Of this situation M
TaWncy said. Is the growth OF miIitar-
ism in the United States
He urged a checking Of the grow n
o. uIlltarism an that the Federal Gov
eminent be confined to the exercise Of
the rights clearly intended for IL BY
the Constitution.
Representative Livingston Of GEORGIA
also sounded q solemn warning rc4fDst
the extra va sance-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05
100000 VISITORS
THROUGH STATION
Perfect Organization at De-
pot Does Away With
Confusion.

NItain the past three DAYS between
10000 and 2o000o persons have arrived
and departed through Union Station.
During that time il is estimated yha,
more than 10000 checks nav, been is
sued for articles deposited i'm the par
eel room. So far as is known, not one
piece OF baggage has been lost, no p
has single complaint been made re-
GardinG the handling of ecu pment Of
any sort belonging 20 the visitors
Several WeeSs aSo temporary bag
gage shed was erected IN the station
Several competent men we've put in
charge. and there has scarcely been a
minute in the last tnirty-siX hours that
parcels have not been handled there.
The fact that a majority OF the in
au@UTal visitors who have arrived in
Washington since Monday had left be
fore , o'clock this was evident by the
empty row of shelves in the parcel
room More than half Of the space usea
yesterday had been given up
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05
BALTIC. & Ohio Express Trains

so Baltimore Every Hour on The Hour
during tho day weekdays from Union
station. q O.. u 20 D. p. DID,. Similar ser
vice returning -AdEt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05
INSURGENT SENATORS
IN SCATTERED SEATS
When Extra Session Is Call
ed Many Changes
Are Made.

"heh TIE Senate met in extraordinary
session at noon today 10 confirm nOrui-
nations 1t was found the seating Of the
9eh"l TORS had been largely re-arranced-
ihis IS the custom at the beginning
or every session Of Congress. In This
case however, more than usual sicrT-
hcance was attached 10 the changes
made. for the reason that the insl,--
gents otherwise known as the busy
oees VINO were seated on the Demo
cratic side in the last session. have been
put on the Republican side. and so scat
tered about that il VIII be difhcuIr for
lnen 10 enter into any conspiracy while
ne sessions OF the Senate are on.
some or the changes made are as fo.
lows Senator EIkins taL-es tLa go -
senator Plat in the front row in tba
republican side. Senator C;l1gpanh AiT7
taxes senator ElkinS old seat: Senator
DIXON one or the insurgents, takes An
h5E . ora SeaI; senator BurkeJt, anoth-
SI lnSnIsenJ. goes 10 Senator Kilt
Fedge's old seat, which bears the hOOdCo
number tWenty-three- Senator BROWN
takes Senator Longs old seat. Senator
CunlnlnS IS given q seat on the ReDllb-
lcln side formerly occupied bv Smith
OF Michigan. and Senator Smith goes
10 FOraker's old seat
senator Borah takes WeLmore-s seat
ana " gilmore takes the one formerly
Held by Hopkins; Senator Dick takes
Knox seat. and Senator PAGE has
DICKS old seat: Senator Dupont takes
HanSbOroUgh's seat. and Senator Briggs
Fulton 5 old seat; Senator Bourne takes
Duponts old seat. and Senator SteDheri-
son. Hemmenway' Old seat
Various changes are made on the
Democratic side. Senator Paynter 20
ing 10 Teller's old seat. and Senator
owen getting seat in the front row
The new Republican Senators re
given seats on the Democratic side
These include Senators Root. Burton.
BTIstOw. Jones. and Crawford
senator la Toilette Us on the Dem
OCra tic side
THe Democrats are seated In the back
row on their side OF the chamber.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05
Red, Weak, Weary, Waterv Ewes

Find Reliable Relief in Murine Eve
Remedy Compounded bF Experienced
Physicians Conforms to Pure Food ard
Drug Laws Doesn't Smart-SootIles
Eye Pain Try Murine for Your Eyes
Ask Your Drusgis-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-05
ONE LAST WARNING
AGAINST THE DEFICIT
Culberson and Tawney Close the Sixtieth Congress
With Pleas for Break in Extravaganza in
Government Expenditures

Congress was not permitted 10 close
for the session without solemn and
emphatic warnings being given 10 il
and 10 the country Of the alarming
increase in Government expenditures
In the senate. An Culoerson flied a
statement in which ne showed that the
appropriations made this year total
81 .0G0ul4. 2ol. which. ne said, was S0-,-
GOO.OOo greater than last year
Senator CuIberson pointed out that
the expenditures Of the last year Of
President Roosevelts admin stration
ceeded those OF the last year OF 81
dent McKmley's 70 the extent II $40
as fa2 or an increase Of more than
81 per cent.
In The House. Cnairm2G TaWuey, or
the Appropriat lions Committee, was
even more emphatic than Cuiberson.
He gave different figures, placing The
total al SI.e44.Ol429S, an increase Of
about $50 .n00. 600 over the appropriations
made At the session year ago MI
-TaWnev.s figures are doubtless approx
natelv as they VIII he found 10 be
whom all the figures are carefully re-
vIsed and corrected.
Only IN War Time.
I'm no period except IN tine or Val
have the expenditures of our National
Government increased SO rapidly SAID
Mr.. Tawney. both in the aggregate
and Der capita. IS they have increased
during the past eight years This fact
may well prompt our people not only 70
pause and consider the cause OF this
very large increase, but also to consider
the necessity Of checking this growing
tendency toward excess"
Mr.. Tswney at parting threw a brick
IN the direction OF Mr. Roosevelt ana
the executive departments and LAID
much Of the blame for eXtravags nee Al
their doors. He alluded TO the couEclen
lions endeavors OF the appropriation
Committees 10 hold the appropriations
down, Notwithstanding the opposition
Of pow erful executive and popular In
fluenceE-"
He continued.
The increase III national expenditures
may be attributed to several causes, but
The Two primary causes leading TO tins
result have been. first. the popular and
executive demands upon Congress f9l
appropriations from the Federsl Treas
ury for he exercise or rights and func-
tons belonging exclusively 10 the States
and, second Ihe abnormal and unneceS'
sary war expenditures in time OF peace.