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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
May Investigate Primary.

Madison. Wis. Jan 21.-A Joint
resolution providing for an investiga-
ton OF the recent United States sena-
torial primary was killed In the SEN
ate today by a vote of IL To 5 after
"a call OF the house which had been
in force for more than twenty-four
hours vas raised. A motion TO recon-
slider the resolution prevailed aud it
will be made a special order for next
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22

The big annual January piano sale
higgins today at Learnard and Linde-
mann's, the Square Music Dealers.
Biggest bargains eve known in pi-
amos In this city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
SCOTS Emulsion

quickly respond to its helpful
asuon. 1t seems to contain just
ue elements of nourishment a
baby needs most.
ordinary food frequently lacks
ms nourishment; SCOTS
Emulsion always supplies it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22

Chance TO Speculate
| Choice Building Lot S175
50X142 feet on South
Edith, ArQo or Walter
Streets.
Only 500 Downfall
ance S. a month. No
Taxes.
D. K. B. SELLERS, Owner.
20I Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-01-22
Fifty Cents a Month

4 small bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion costing fifty cents will
last a baby a month "a few drops
N Its bottle each time il is fed.
mats a small outlay for so large
a return of health and comfort.
Babies that are given
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
CHICK ARNOLD WILL
 BECOME BIG LEACUER

Among the talent Comiskey has purchased to reinforce his White Sox is Gandil of Sacramento. known in the southwest as Chick" Arnold of Cananea.
 Leaving Cananea last year he went to Shreveport in the Texas league. He was the sensation of the bunch until he was taken i'll with malaria. Then he naturally slowed up and fl, nally had to quit the ganie entirely He went to his home in Los Angeles and there he recuperated This spring he began playing with Sacramento in the Coast league. His hitting has been the talk of the ball fans in Cal ifornia and along the entire Pacific coast. Seldom does game pass that he does not get at least one bingle Generally it is more and they are fol extra bases.
 Arnold Is a good fellow, temper ate. unassuming and success on tnt diamond has not in the least turned his head. He Is but 21 years olt and it is freely predicted here tha under the tuteiage of one of the bi, league managers he will develop int one of the stars of the AmericaI league.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
|ch6ATS POSTOfnCE;
 CAPTURED N GLOBE
Man Who Fraudulently cashes
 Money Order in Bisbee [ k Lands in Jail

Advices were received in Bisbet yesteray stating that Manuel Lopel had been arrested at Globe and placed in jail charged with cashing a money order in Bisbee that did not belong to him. According to the information coming from Globe. Lopez was in Bis bee about six months ago where he came into possession of the order through second party. who had open ed the letter which. with it's contents was the property of Enrique Illinarez
 He contrived to be identified at th. rostoffice by friend who was under the impression that the order belong ed to Lopez. Later when the trick was discovered. the friend who also had been duped, at once settled with the postal authorities and then assist. ed in the search for Lopez. The lat ter when arrested. was taken before the man who had identified him in Bisbee and at once recognized.
 Lopez was then held at Globe. where he is now awaiting the arrival of 3 United States commissioner before whom he will be tried. As the act is a pepitentiary offense. it is very prob. abel that Lopez will be given a long rest in the vicinity of Yuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
ANOTHER STREET CAR :.
 H0LD.UP AT TUCSON

TUCSON, July 10.-For the second
 time within ten days, hold-up has
 occurred within the shadow of the university gates.
 Furthermore, the same man has been held up both times. Conductor ! N Eilzey of the Tucson Rapid Transit company being the victim. Ellzey stated to the police that the hold-up man was the same one who relieved him of SIS and his watch on June 27. The robber secured $l2 and a new watch that Ellzer had just pur- chased.
 Mrs. F. w Brown, who resides on Second street and Tyndall avenue, saw a strange man run past her house following the robbery. A strange feature of the hold-up is that the robter did not take gun which Conductor E1lzey had in his pocket. Rif1ey explained to the DO. lice that he vas too much frightened
 to use the weapon when the bold-up man left him
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
High Considers Cares.

Saturday was consideration and de cision day for Justice High who had taken cases tried on the day previous under aiyisment before caring to pasf sentence. The first case to be given further consideration was that oi Kent James who had been accused of stealing a doll value at S15 from ths residence of Mrs. Tresise.
 In the testimony, it developed that James had appropriated the aftracti 70 bit of china with bisque appendages and had then made a hasty trip to the red light district where he had disposed of his booty for the muniii, cent sum of S3. For his financial act iyity, Justice High awarded the young man a sentence of s60 or sixty days and as his financial standing was below par, it appears as though James will spend goodly portion of the next two months at Tombstone.
 In the other case, Pat Gerrety had been given a trial on the charges Q. disturbing the peace. swearing and raising a general rough house. Ger rety had been arrested after Dan Ger rety had been arrested on the samc charge and had paid a fine of s2f for his portion of the interesting pro ceedings
 The trial attracted considerable at ! tention from the fact that, upon tn. i first trial, neither of the men had engaged attorneys and preferred tt argue the cases themselves. After
 due deliberation, Justice High arrived at the conclusion that Patrick haf !, been law abiding citizen and for tha reason pronounced him not guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
SUMNER OUTING 10
 BE N HuAcAUGs
Y. N. C. A. Campers Will Leave For Mountains Last of
 Next Month

Members of the Y.M.c.A are re joicing over the announcement of the arranging of dates for the annual sum mer outing which will be held in the Huachuca mountains from August 2i, until September 3. inclusive. The Douglas association. as has been the practice in the past. will also send several members to participate in :ha fun.
 Extensive arrangements are now be ing made for the outing which will be held in true campers style. On the initial day. the work of putting np the tents and clearing a suitable camping ground will occupy the time while from then on it will be nothing but one round of solid pleasure.
 A swimming pool win be installed and all the outdoor sports. with base and volley ball as leading features, will be enjoyed. An expert cook will be taken along as will also a dish washer so the boys will have no fear of culinary trudgery.
 Last year. over fifty boys and young men enjoyed the outing and the an- nouncement of this years program has been received with such enthusiasm that it is figured that there will be at least seventy-fiye campers when the calvacade starts for the mountains on August 24.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
CITY SAVES 0N
 ALL CEMENT
No Reply is Received From Texas Company in Regard
 to Rejection
ARTICLE IS PURCHASED
 FROM OTHERS FOR LESS

After quiet wait of a week. the city council has just about arrived at the conclusion that the Texas Cemen, company does not propose to answer in response to the notification that their four carloads of cement now on the side tracks in Bisbee have been rejected. In the meantime all cement work Is being carried on by the city with even a less expense as the price now being paid is but S2.50, while the contract price with the Texas com. pany is $e.75.
 According to the light in which the city now looks at the cement proposi. tion. a neat little sum is being saved weekly in not purchasing the supply from the Texas company. While the city is under contract to purchase the supply from the Texas company, there happens tc be no time limit in the contract. This implies that the city may purchase only one sack per month or more and still be adhering to their contract.
 It is not to be expected that the city Will attempt such finesse but it is just as certain that no more cement will be purchased from the Texas company, at least not while the sup ply is of the kind recently tested and found wanting. In the meantime no time is being lost in the cement work being done by the city and 25 cents is being saved on each barrel purchas ed. which is equivalent to four sacks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
THE WEATHER GUESS.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-Forecast for northern Arizona. Sunday and Monday. cloudy. probable showers in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
MARRIAGE FREQUENT CAUSE 0F SLAVERY Cadets and Macqueros h. veigle Young Girls Into
 Bogus Weddings

1 CHICAGO, July 10-From thirty years experience in fighting white slavery Charles Nelson Crittenton, founder of the Florence Crifenton Mis- sions throughout the country, con firms the statements that marriage is a common method of procuring re- cruits sold into life of hopelessless and shame. He also points to the ca
 det or 'macquero." who lives in idle ness off the revenue of their girl vic tims' debasement as the main prop of the systematic capture and barter of girlhood. Colorado recently passed a law aimed at the cadet and similar bills recommended by the legislative committee, are awaiting enactment in Illinois and several other states.
 Among the many methods used by these fiends in human form to trap
 girls into houses Of sin, is courtship and false marriage" Mir. Crittenton as- serts in recent magazine article.
 These men go into the country dis tricts and, under the guise of commer- cial men, board at the best hotels, dress handsomely, cultivate the most captivating manners, and then look for their prey. Upon the streets they see a pretty girl and immediately lay plans to become acquainted. Then the courtship begins. In the present con
 dition of society it is a very easy thing for well reared girls to begin promiscuous acquaintance. with am pie opportunity for courtship. When
 a girls confidence and affection has
 been won it is a comparatively easy thing to accomplish her ruin, by pro
 posing an elopement. Her scruples ,s- t.r- the skilled deceiver and trusting him | implicitly as her accepted lover. she 1 unwittingly goes to her doom. When | they arrive in the. city a mock mar, riage is performed, for there are ac. | complished on every hand, and the | child wife is taken into house of sin | which she has been told by her pre- Itended husband is an elegant boarding | house.
 | Can you imagine any greater hor
 TOT than that of this trusting childd wife, when she realizes she is pris !oner and a slave in that den of shame! And such slavery: the blackest that
 has ever stained human history
 Shut up beyond the reach of friends I-for no letter she may write finds it's way beyond the doors of her pris on house. Should she call a police of ficer the chances are he is receiving
 bribes from her keeper and he will moi
 help her to freedom. Is 1t strange that soon she drinks the wine that i:
 constantiy offered her. and sometimes
 actually forced down her throat, ant
 smokes the cigarette with it's benum ing effect of opium and tobacco. st that under the influence of these fata
 drugs she may forget her awful fats and hasten her early death, for surel, no hell in the other world can bt more dreadful than a house of sham'
 in this world.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
CASE 0F GREEK
 GOES OVER
Absence of Any One From Dis tnct Attorneys Office
 Keeps Man Jailed
BAIL IS FIXED AT s2000
 IN ASSAUL PROCEEDINGS

The case of the Greek miner. Papa. dopolos. accused of assaulting shift boss John Halliman with intent e kill him on the 1200 level drift of . c. & A. mine was twice set for hear.
 ing yesterday afternoon and then went over until tomorrow.
 It will be remembered that Hallimau was injured seriously and 1t was a. the time thought fatally. on the night of July 2. the charge against the Greek being that he struck his boss with a rock, fracturing ribs, one of which penetrated the lung and affec: ed the heart action. It was alleged that Halliman had found fault with Papadopolos and that the latter hal. resented it in a strenuous, manner The Greek denied having assaulted his boss.
 The arrest followed in the mine and the prisoner was placed in the Bisbee branch county jail where he was at first held without bail. then released on $750 bail and is now once more confined in default of 5000 bond.
 No written complaint was made out for four days awaiting the results of the injuries which Halliman had sustained. When 1t appeared that he would recover complaint alleging assault with intent to kill. that is. az. gravated assault, was filed and July $ prisoner WAS arraigned before Justice Murphy who set the hearing for yes. terday afternoon at 1 o'clock. At tha. time there was no representative of the district attorneys ofiice presen. and as one was expected on the evn- ming train the case was adjourned un til , o'clock At that hour no prose cutor appeared and Attorney Strick1er representing for that purpose the District Attorney asked that the hear ing go over till tomorrow. which re. quest the Justice granted
 Then came demand by Attorney Morrison and Attorney S. K. Williams both of whom represent the Greek sns a reduction of bail. They claimed that s2,000 was too high in an assault case and would not be unreasonably low in murder case. Attorney Williams stated that in one term of court as had seen bail fixed on murder charges at S1,000. The request fer reduction of bail was denied and Papadopoli- was returned to jail to await hea-. ing Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
INrEaeaErEs APPOINTED

Ramon Armiio. past master of the Spanish tongue, has been appointed .n- ferpreter at tte local courts during the absence of Joe Maldanado who started with the El:ss yesterday. bnt who served nosice that he would not return fer at 'east a moath. providing finances did not give out Armijo who win oniciate in all the IocA: courts, had hia first experiencr yes.erday when. in Judge Hogan's court, he did the talking for . fellow countryman who received fine os $10 after pleading guilty to . charge '0f drucEr-cxs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Four-room house, enclos. ed yard. Apriv 127 Dubacker can. yon. Phone 40S.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
ED FLETCHER GROWS
 CONSIDERABLY WORSE

Ed Fletcher of the O. K. Transfc, and Livery company, who has been quite ill of late, was taken to the Cop rer Queen hospital at cn early honr this morning. Mir. Fletcher is suffer ing from an attack of rleumonia aud according to the repo~-s early this morning. grave appreh nsion Is be ing entertained as to his condition
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

FOR SALE-One roomipg or boarding bouse cheap. on time or install ments. Inquire 11s Opera Drive
 602
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11

FOR RENT-1hree furnished house.
 keeping rooms, Johnson & Hagen
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-11
pele shif,s Is. pesisaen.

Later information on the results of Lieut. Stacklefon's expedition to the antarctic revealed much that was nol discussed in the preliminary dis patches. It Is nov brought out rlaIn. Iy that the south magnetic cole. like the north magnetic pole. shifts its po. sitiop. The discovery will enable eeographers to revise the magnetic charts and this will render navigation safer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07
CONTESTANTS PASS
THE 100000 | d MARK
INTEREST IN THE GREAT VOTING
CONTEST is STEADILY
GROWING.
Many Young Ladies Have Passed the
High Mark Indicated and Are
Still Working Hard.

Seven young ladies in the great vot-
ing contest this morning had their
count beyond the two hundred thou
sand mark and there are many more
who are but little behind. Every girl
is working hard and there will be
many who go to Seattle as result OF
the generous offer. For there are only
necessary 81 subscriptions to get the
trip to Seattle, railroad fare and adj
mission to the grounds costing nothing.
Miss May Bashore is in the lead this
morning with some 100000 votes to
her credit She entered the race long
after the others started but is making
hard work count. Her endeavorS show
that it is not yet too late to secure
trip to Seattle, or one of the grand
prizes, a trip up the Alaska coast
Today the votes stands as follows:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07
COMPANY MUST
PLANK RAILS
WaIIa WalIa Valley Traction Company
Will Now Have to Carry Out
Agreement.

BY a motion of Councilman c.. H.
Whitenan at the meeting OF the city
council last night, the street commits
sioner was instructed 10 notify the
street car company that they would b.
required to pace a plank on the out
side of their rails, outside the paved
district, as provided in the franchise,
and that work should be started at
once.
Mr.. Whiteman's attention had been
called to the company's failure to COM
ply with the franchise, he said, by a
statement made recently in the super
ior court in a case wherein the trac-
ton company was being sued for
damages. One witness is said to have
testified that the city had allowed the
company to raise the planl1ing, but
just to show that such had not been
the case Councilman Whiteman made
the motion to instruct the commission
er to give the street car company i'm
mediate notice to carry out their part
of the agreement.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07
EXPERIMENT WITH
THE GOBLIN MOTH
Tests Will Be Made to Determine
the Bes. Time to Spray for
Fruit PESTS.

For the purpose, CT determining the
best time 70 stray, in order to kill the
Goblin moth, c. l.. Whitney, county
fruit inspector has procured over 125
specimens of this pest, and will imme-
diately turn them over to Professor
f. c. Trumble to hatch 1t will be five
or six weeks before the hatch is made.
The pests have been separated in
three dlfferen, cages, well secured
with small mesh screen. One case
VIII be left at Mr.. Whitneys home
one at the Blalock ranch and one with
County Fruit Inspector Campbell of
umatilla county. at Ere IVA err. When
the hatch is made the young moth
will no. be allowed to escape and the
inspector will announce later just
When to spray for the pest
MIR. Whitney advises that spraying
for San Jose scale may be continued
for two weeks yet and it will not IN
jure the blossoms so long as the Rex
solution is used.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07
PERSONAL

A. M. Scott of Colfax, is in the city
on a combined business and pleasure
trip.
H. S. Fender and son are in the city
today from Prescott
S. r. Thompson of Pendleton, is vis-
iting in the city today.
J. E. Barker was in the city for a
few hours this morning from Waits
burg.
G. H. Thomas of Waitsburg, is
spending the day in the city trans
acting business.
A L. Humphrey of Hopper, is in
the city today.
W. E. Walker of Hover, was in the
city yesterday attending to business
affairs.
Fred Blake of Adams, passed
through Walla Walla yesterday.
Miss Jessie Thompson of Pendleton,
is visiting friends in the city today.
H. n. Warner of Page, is a business
visitor to the city today.
August Klummatt of Page, is in the
city on business today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07
CITY OFFICIALS
SUBMIT REPORTS
FORTY CONTAGIOUS DISEASES IN
THE CITY DURING THE
MONTH OF MARCH.
Only Sixty Four Arrests Were Made
BY the Police During Last Month
-28 Cases Tried.

The officials of the city last night
submitted their reports of business
transacted in the various departments
for the month of March and these were
read and referred to the proper COM
mittees.
The delinquent tax collector show
ed a treasurer's receipt for the sum Of
s2S4.01, the amount collected during
showed the sum of $1277 to have been
collected for the same period.
Showing a total of 81 cases, the
monthly report of Chiei of Police
Mike Davis was read and referred to
the police committee. Cash from fines
and forfeited bonds amounted to 1929.
While s45 was served in JAIL making
total of STA. The cases were designa-
ted as follows. Disorderly conduct 10,
drunk and disorderly Z, drunk and in
capable17, insane 3, injured nstreet
1, larceny z, opium smoker 1, for pen
itentiary /, sing officer 1, Sleep
ers 5, Migrants 10, violating automobile
speed ordinance /, eight bicycles, re-
ported lost were recovered.
The city surveyor accounted for
$149.50 that he had received as rec
ompense for work done for people
outside of the city.
According to the monthly report OF
the health officer there were during
March 40 cases of COURAGEOUS diseases,
classified in the report as fol oWs:
Smallpox, l.; chickenpox, 8; measles,
| II; scarlet fever, 4 scarletine, 1;
! dirh. IBERIA, 4; typhoid fever, 8; con-
sumption, 2. The health officer made
| 26 visits during the month.
City Sexton Al. Ring turned in to
| the city Golfers the sum of $50 received
| for services rendered.
| The city justice was called upon to
administer justice in % cases, fines
paid amounting to 50, while cash bonds
i forfeited reached $120; fines amount
| ing 10 $45 were served in the city
| jail
| Mounted Police w. c.. Gates secured
| the sum of $23 for the city, accruing
from the redemption of three cows and
| five horses and the burial of one cow
and two horses.
/ Building Inspector William Metz re-
ported total of Al permits for March,
aggrega:ing an expenditure of $74S95.
The sum of $3.50 was collected in
fees.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07
BEN WOLFE WILL
WATCH HATCHERY
Effort VIII Be Made 20 Secure An Ex-
ira Large Number of Eggs From
California.

By the appointment of State Fish
Commissioner John L. R.Seland, of
Be1lingham, Ben Wolfe has Teen de-
putized to assume control of the state
hatchery 81 uated in this city and will
take charge May l. For the May and
June hatch, effort is being made by
c. L. Whitney to obtain from the gov
eminent over half million trout eggs
and is endeavoring to get he Oregon
and California eggs, as it is claimed
that they are more preferable for this
country. About six weeks must elapse
from the time the eggs are Matched
un il they can be placed in the different
streams.
After May q" said Mr.. Whitney.
"nOn-residents in the state of Oregon
will be required to pay a license fee
Of S. to fish in any stream in that
state. This will apply to fishing in
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-07

EAST Sumach stree. and North Rose
street. were filed by the city engineer
and We're adopted.
Ordinances Nos 1914, 1916, 1916,
amending sections IL, IL, SO, 81. fso
126, 127, 129 and 81 of ordinance No.
SS4. familiariy known as the building
ordinance, Were taken from the calen-
oar' given third reading and finally
passed.
Inc wac registrar was authorized,
by motion Of Council man John
stack. to furnish the city clerk with a
list Of supplies needed in hat depart-
ment in order tina: bids may be ad-
Vertised for. He was also authorized
10 order as needed, car or two of
assorted pipe for use in making the
various proposed extensions.