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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
FUNDS BECOME
SMALLER WHEN
BILLS ARE O.KD
Finance Committee of the
Council Allows Most OF Bills
Presented; Newman Named
Mayor Pro Tenn

An adjourned meeting OF the CITY
council was held yesterday after
noon at the city hall for the purpose
Of clearing up some unfinished bust
ness left over from the meeting OF
TUESDAY night. Prior to the meeting
OF the council the finance committee,
Councilmen Greasy, Newman ana
Quick were in session and speAt
most of the afternoon auditing bills.
| Bins AGAINST The city amounting TO
| s3575.oo were presented When the
| anance committee concluded the III
yestigation OF the bills. some OF them
\ were allowed. others were referred 70
the city attorney for his approval ana
others were returned for proper am
dayit The finance committee re-
norted that there was on hand June
in the general fund CT the city the
sum of S3659.00 TO pay the bills
presented. When these bills are
Maid there will remain $500 in the
general fund The street improve
mept fuud AT this time presents
about the same condition. There Is
now in this fund the sum OF Sl46S.oO
with bills presented for Sli1o.6'
leaving a balance in this fund OF
S292.S3.
The question of a revenue for the
CITY from the red light district was
also discussed by members Of the
council at the afternoon session. Tn |
mattr was referred 20 the finance
committee who were instructed to
consult with the city attorney on
this subject
The city clerk was instructed 70
d-aw a warrant fee $500 in pay !
racnt OF the semi-annual interest on |
the street improvement and sewer /
system bonds This money has ali
ready bee provided for in a special
fund for this purpose.
Eefore the council adjourned Mayer
Edmundson announced that he would
leave today for a few days outing
on the coast. Councilman newman
% the third ward was chosen as
mayor protein. When Mr.. Newman
vas proposed for mayor protein ne .
made The point that when the mayor
named the different committees
he failed to find where he hal oyen
been named as chairman Of single
committee, and suggested that some
q the chairmen of the different CON-
mittees be selected to act as mayor
during the absence of the mayor. The
objection OF Mr.. Newman was over
ruleu and upon motion Of Greasy
seconded by Schmid, Mr.. Newman
was selected as mayor protein.
While in Los Angeles the mayor
was instructed by the council to in
vesugate the firm OF Los Angeles
auditors who submitted a PROPOSE
tiOn TO audit the books of the city
for the period of two years last
past The proposition Of the Los An
geles auditors was twenty dollars per
day for one man or thirty dollars per
day for two men and expenses from |
Los Angeles TO Bisbee and return.
The council adjourned last evening |
to meet IL regular session the first /
OF July.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
RAIL HEADS Dol
NOT THINK THE
SAME ON RATES
Brown of Central is Going
Ahead With Expenses, but
Ripley Of Santa Fe Says
Economy Rules

NEW YORK. June S.-There was
some speculative hesitation reflected
in the action Of today's stock mar
ket. partly due to the rapid advance
of the day before and partly TO
the conflict Of opinion over the sit
uation created by the railroad rate
settlement Contrary views expressed
by railroad executives themselves
was responsible for the conflict of
opinion. especially the announcement
by President Brown Of the New York
Central that work calling for five
million expenditure and orders for
freight cars. which had been held up
as a result of the rate Injunction
would be resumed. in contrast with
the statement of President Ripley OF
the Santa F'e that his company would
not depart in any degree from the
policy of retrenchment decided on
after the action of the government
against the rate advances. London
joined in a substantial way in the
early selling brought about by these
conditions. The heavy selling 81 St
Paul and the discouraged feeling eX-
pressed in published interview with
a capitalist prominent in that party
were corroborative OF the conviction
that divergence of opinion existed
between prominent groups in the
financial world.
Much attention was given railroad
earnings as they would be affected
by TIE postponement of the rate ad-
vances until approved by the com
merce commissiop and the probable
period OF that postponement. That
the advances would ultimately DO
come Teetive was the usual assumn-
tior.
Railroad earnings for March are
the latest for which comprehensive
returns have been received. The in
crease in gross earnings over
March last year. was shown To be
S3l,5S5, 500. or 1854 per cent. and
in net $1,000 900. or 1852 per cent.
Last Years earnings for March had
registered the shginkage Of about
9sf'VvV.vVV IN gross earnings. and
sf0.000.000 in net earnings.
The May statistics Of the Copper
Producers association offered little
ground for encouragement tho
months production having been the
largest with the exception OF Oct
ober Of last year for any month
since the association was formed. de- I
liveries meantime having remained
stable at about the level OF the
last three months with the result /
OF another of lS.4f1.S00 pounds 10
the surplus stock OF metal. The
total surplus. which is thus brought
M to 160.425O973 pounds. neverthe- I.
less represents only about six weeks /
eonsumptive requirements at the
present rate of demand Quotations !
Tor copper were lower both in Lon
don and New York.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
LOSES HER VOICE
WHILE HUSBAND FIGHTS

PHOENIX. June S.--Her voice gone.
Mrs. J. II. Clark. whose husband was
severely cut Friday night in a row
with Clayton c. Moore. is in a SER
ious condition. and it is feared she
will not soon recover.
During the fight between Clark
and Moore. Mrs. Clark went into
Mysteries and screamed for several
minutes. After she quoted down it
was found that she was unable to
talk above whisper. She has been
IN that condition ever since.
While the attending physician does
not fear that Mrs. Clark has lost her
voice permanently. il is believed that
it viii be some time before she en-
tirely RECEIVERS.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
ALLEGED JOY
RIDE MAYCOST
WEST FORTUNE
Wife of Actor Well Known in
BiSbee Leaves Three Wills
and Legal Contest Is Likely
to Result,

The following from the Phoenix
Republican tells about the compiled
lions arising from three wills left
by the late wife cf willis West,
the wen known actor connected with
the Finnegan Reed company at the
Orpheum:
The probate court is embarrassed
bv a multiplicity of Wills relating TO
the estate OF Mrs. Dillian May Went
zler the wills Indicating the SHIFT
ing sentiment of dying woman To-
wards her heirs, of whom there were
two. George Wentzler. her husband.
and a 9-year-old daughter by Tor
mer husband.
Mr.. Wentzler is not well known
in this community by that name, Tor
me is Willis West. an actor VINO
played at the Grand last winter ana
spring. Mrs. Wentzler herself was an
actress. Previous 10 her marriage
10 Wentzler she was married
20 a man of the name of Gardiner
MRS. Wentzler died at the Sisters
hospital in April after lingering
illness. Her estate consists OF per
sonal property. real estate at Yuma,
and in California and shares in the
King OF Arizona Mining company,
an valued at $4,000.
By the first of the three wills all
her property was left to her husband.
BY the next will all the property was
left to her little daughter. One night
word was brought TO the sick woman
that her husband after the show
where he had a part. took joy
ride in the company of actresses and
chorus girls. instead of coming TO
her bedside.
After the execution of the will fol
lowing the episode. the husband
learning of it offered a satisfactory
explanation OF his conduct. He said
that be was not wanting in solicit |
tude or sympathy, but had been in
yited by a friend to become a mem |
Der Of the party after the theater
when it was too late for him to
call upon her at the hospital.
Thereupon the third win was ex-
ecuted. giving TO Wentzler all of
The real estate and TO the little |
daughter all of the personal property. /
In all of these wills. Andrew PAM
razi Of Yuma is named as executor. /
Mr.. Panzrazi has expressed a pref
erence for the second will. and has
renounced his right TO serve under
either of the others The Interests !
Of the little girl are represented By
Messrs. Baxter and Timmons Of
Yuma and they claim to be able to
prove that the third will was the re-
suit of the exercise Of improper in
huences and that at the time OF its
execution Mrs. Wentzler was not in
a condition TO make a will
The interests of Wentzler are /
looked after by l. J. Lipsohn. West /
is now playing at a theltcr in /
Bisbee
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
DR.. REECES BROTHER
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT
HAS LEG EMPUTATED ABOVE
KNEE As RESULT OF INJURIES
RECEIVED

DR.. Reece returned from Los An
seles Wednesday morning The re
port in Bisbee that his brother was
dead is not true. and was caused by
the wrong wording of a telegram.
VIM. Reece met with an acciden;
in a tunnel on the Los Angeles Aque-
duct which crushed his leg. and
made it necessary TO amputate above
the knee; but was alive and doing
very nicely when the doctor left
the California Hospital Tuesday
morning, and it is believed by the
physicians in charge that he viii lud
mately recover.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
THE BIG HEAD

Is Of two kinds-conceit and the big
head that comes from a sick head
ache Does your head ever feel like
a gourd and your brain feel loose
and sore? You can cure it in no
time by acting on your liver with
Billiards. Herbine. Isn't il worth
trying for the absolute and certain
relief yoall get? Sold by Lowell
Drug Co, Lowell. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09

should remember that il is her priv
ilege to enjoy them. You do not find
trees and grass everywhere you turn
and there is no association in the
land that can offer TO its members and
their friends a brighter little green
spot. and have it mean 50 much. as
can the Bisbee association. Recent
ly a seat has been placed under the
umbrella trees at the front gate for
the use OF women and children who
must wait
The Bisbee association should be
visited by every woman. Come see
the place at least If not a member,
will you not jOin2
ELIZABETH JONES.
General Secretary
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
TUCSON NAN FINED
INSULTED CHORUS Girl

TUCSON, June Sven a chorus
girl may have feelings. as I'd. Jones
learned today when Justice Dufton
fined him So. Tor offending a mem.
Der Of the Majestic's chorus. Tie
offense was tried Friday ana Jones
asked for some time between the
verdict of guilty aud the imposition
Of the sentence. Today he appeared
with Attorney p. n. Bernard. whom
he had retained after his conviction,
and an appeal was taken 10 the dis.
trict court
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
EAGLES ANNUAL PICNIC

The Eagles have given an annual
picnic at Lewis Springs for the past
I'VE years. Each year an improve.
ment. Watch the Improvement sun
day June 18th. New features. Good
music. Everything up TO date You are
invited 10 fly TO Lewis Springs with
The Eagles for a day of enjoyment
and recreation under the Old willow
trees.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09

Mrs. II. A. Schen. secretary of the
Arizona Humane Society. has com
pleted a report of the soeiety,s work.
TO be sent to the naiionai society
This report shows what IN immense
let Of good has beer zone in Tucson.
where a. york has been going on
quietly but Dersistently. There were
sixty cases Of extreme cruelty inves-
tigated by specia officer Birkfield
last year.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-09
4 sANFRANcIsco PHYSICIAN
Uses Her7icide Successfully in Treat
ing Syeosis Of the Beard.

He says; Il recently treated a case
Of sycosis (similar to BARRIERS itch1
of the lower lip. with Newbro's Her
picide. There was an extensive loss
of beard with Inflammation extending
wen down on the chin. The result
Of the application Of Herpicide was
most gratifying. The loss Of beard
ceased and a new growth of hair is
now taking place over the once in
tanned area.
."(SignedD Melvilio r. O'Neil. NJ. d..
"S45 Howard St.
San Francisco. Cal"
Herpicide kills the dandruff germ
and permits the hair to grow abunc
antly.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe.
IN stamps for sample TO The Herpi-
eide Co. Detroit Mich.
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUARAN-
TEED.
-sishee Drug Co, Special Agents.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
BRE VERY MEN
HAD JOLLY TIME

The envab!e reputation OF Brewery
Workers local number 325 as royal
entertainers was agaIn q upheld on
Thursday evening. when more than
600 persons Joined with them In their
third annual ball at the Royal Dancing
academy. Ably assisted by the pop
ular floor manager. + II. Whitehead.
the committees diffused a spirit Of
soclability among the large crowd
that will be remembered for some
time to come. An attractice SouVe-
mir program OF twenty-five dances,
each one appropriately named, was
given each guest on entering the hail.
For cover design n fac-simile of a
bottle of the famous "Beckers Best"
was used Splendid music was fur
nished by the seven-piece orchestra
and, after the regular program was
completed, the crowd was In such
Jolly mood that an additional hour of
dancing was added. the merry party
breaking up at | a M Brown. the
popular caterer, was in charge of the
refreshments. and several kinds Of
delicious punch was served with Ma
DISCO waters This feature was also
much enjoyed Credit for the success
of the party belongs TO the following
committees: Executive. e H. Wright.
George DInsdale, S. NJ, Moore; floor,
AlonZo West. Carl Larson. Myron
Watson: reception, NJ B. Richardson.
Il. u. Lund. Arnold Jorgensen, floor
manager, F II. Whitehead
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
HUSBAND MUST
Divide SALARY
Candymaker Says He Only Gets
S35-Court Orders Him TO
Pay One-Half to Wife,

Although Frank Proudfoot, OF this
city. who Ia the defendant In an action
brought for divorce by his wife in Salt
Lake City. claimed that his salary
amounted TO only S35 per month he
was nevertheless ordered by the court
to pay one-half OF the amount to his
spouse until further notice,
Proudfoot stated TO Judge Morse
that he Is employed in a candy store
in ogden and that out OF the $50 per
month paid him for his services he
managed 10 save S2.10 during the
month of November. This was all the
money he had left after paving his
necessary expenses. Mrs. Proudroot
testified to the court that she was en-
tiroly without funds and that she was
endeayoring to support herself by TAX
ing In washiDgs.
The husband was ordered to divide
up his salary with his wife and was
warned that a refusal to comply with
the order would be looked upon as a
coptempt OF court and he would be
dealt with accordingly.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
ASYLUM NURSE
BECOMES INSANE

SALT LAKE, Dec 17.-Mrs Joseph
+. Fowler. a former attendant at the
state mental hospital. is in fair way
tu return to that institution as a pa.
tient. Violently insane, according TO
an information filed in the Third lis.
trict court Friday, Mrs, Fowler Will
be examined by the sanity commits
sion today.
Mrs. Fowler's story Is a sad one.
Her maiden name was Miss Nephine
Broberg While employed at the hos
pital she nreC Joseph +. Fowler. also
an employe Later they were mar
ried and still later removed to Salt
Lake AS the years went by num-
Der OF children came TO them. and
finally Fowler deserted his family, IL
lis alleged, and went 10 Idaho This
was in 1908. and the blow was Sc
we're one 10 Mrs Fowler. who was left
with a number of children. whom she
was unable to support. 1t is under
stood that her mind became slightly
unsettled at that time, but her condi'
ton did not warrant the officers IN
restraining her ol her liberty.
Fowler was brought back from Ida
no on a reauisition and charged with
neglecting his minor children. Th'
information was found faulty. how
ever and quashed, but Fowler was re
arrested and gave bonds for his ap
pearance. The case IS pending
Recently Mrs. Fowler's condition
has become worse. and IL is said tina
she was violent on Tuesday night 81
much so. in fact. tina; IL took severa
of her relatives to control her.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
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THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN

That delightful James Forbes com"
edy, The Travelling Salesman pleas
ed two good audiences at the OrO5e
um theater Saturday afternoon and
evening.
This charming piece portrays thc
l'fe of drummer and sho1s that
he is not such a bad fellow after all
and has a heart that beats true. II de-
picts the Knight of the Grip In his
true character shows him To be a
man who is only human-one who can
fall in love at first sight just as well
as the man of any other walk of life.
In THE Travelling Salesman 1t is
a case of Glove at rirst sight that
causes Bob Blake. a eood-natured fat
and honest drummer" caught In
little town on Christmas day to fall
in love and save the property of Beth
Elliott, an orphan, from the clutches
OF a schemlng millionaire and ms
unworthy assistant. With the aid OF
few brother drummers and lovaole
woman. Bob finally gets the girl and
MS the last curtain falls, he is at
telephone calling for minister and
witnesses.
The role OF Bob Blake has been fit
tingly cast in Mark Smith. His por-
trnyul is true TO life-not the least
bit overdonc-of the joyial drummer
( He reads his lines well and has a
pleasing mannerIsm. At times,
I though Mr. Smith has tendency OF
speaking too fast and the effect OF
certain lines Is lost
A more lovable Beth could not have
been found Tor the role by the pro-
ducers than Miss Dallas Tyler. She
is a clever artist and possesses an
original and natural style, which I'M
medlately wins the admiration OF her
audience. Totally unaffected and
giving a portrayal which is near per-
/ feet. Miss Tyler makes one OF the
pleasing hits Of the production.
Then. there is Diana Hunoker. ad-
mhably cast I'm the character Of Mrs.
Rabbit. a widow and loyable old wo'
man. too. who always tnearly sol is
, in the right Miss Hunekers inter"
/ pretation OF this role. in which she
was seen here last year, Is splendid.
| Whether 1t is Miss Fluneker or Mrs.
Babbit. one feels that TO meet the
character in real life, such as one
often does is treat in itself
Doan Borup, as Ted Watts. Is one
of those jolly drummer" chaps who
would do anything for friend II he
were in trouble lin love). Borup's
Characterization of Watts is delight
full
The role of Julius, the negro por'
ter, is clevery done by George De
We're. He gets all there Is out of the
part-and then some.
Charles Richmond nm old Ogden
favorltc, is seen I'm the role Of BIZ
Crabb. the baggaQeman. The role
does not give Richmond very much
to do. but he gets all there is in it
His splendid comedy work Is much ap
pTeciated
The role of Martin DTury, th'
scheming millionaire. is in the capa
ble hands OF Mark Price.
Gideon Buxton. Emmett Shackle
ford. Felix Krembs and Marion Ste
phenson are good in their respectiy
roles The company throughout i
as we'll balanced as has been see
in the city in months,
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
MARRIED WEDNESDAY,.

With the ring ceremony Charles V.
Roberts and Miss Julia l.. Davis, both
OF this city, were. united In marriage
Wednesday evening at the homo of
Rev S. c. G. Hickman. of the Central
Park Presbyterian church. Rev Mr.
Hickman offlciated.
Both the bride and groom have
many friends in this city. Mr. Davis
is railroad employe and ia quite pop
ular in railroad circles. Only few
immediate friends and relatives wit.
messed the ceremony.
The couple will reside on Reeves
Avenue. where they have costly fur
nished a home
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
RTLANO TEAM
TO PLAY OAK PARK

The oak Park High school of Chi
cago has finally secured a game IN
the northwest The Washington hlsh
team OF Portland has agreed TO take
the Windy City lads on for a game
which will be played Dec. 81 or Jan. l.
The Washington team won the
championship of Portland during the
last season and Is regarded as one
of the fastest interscholastlc cleVens
in that section.
Coach Early of the web-iooted team
is anxious To close for the earlier date
and negotiations Will be completed
within few days settling the date
for the contest.
Oak Park will play at Denver and
probably in Ogden on the trip 10 the
coast
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18

FLORODoRA CLUB.

The F1orodora club will give the
second In series OF dancing parties
at Congress Dancing academy on Mon
day evening.
The Florodora club is composed Of
the young married people OF the city.
and some very delightful parties win
be given during the winter One hun
dred couples are expected TO partici-
pate Moifday evening. and q splendid
program has been arranged,
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
CONFERENCE OF
NORTH WEBER

The regular quarterly conference OF
the North Weber stake Of Zion will
be held In the ogden tabernacle Sun
day, commencing 1T 10 n. nj. After
noon session at > o'clock and evening
session at Z.
II Is expected that Hyrum NJ. Smith
and Joseph w. McMurrin will belpres-
ent from the general authorities.
a cordial Invitation Is extended TO
all who desire to attend.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18

disposed and could not be aroused
from her bed in time for court and
her companion entered a plea of not
guilty.
bond OF IS was forfeited by David
Marsh. who did not appear TO answer
to the charge of allowing his horse to
stand in the street without the animal
being securely tied.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
POLICE COURT

Percy Cordrey and C. Murphy were
each assessed s. in police court yes
terday morning for being drunk. Mike
Riley. who pleaded guilty to similar
oifense. was given ten days in which
10 sober up. Riley is an old offender.
Maggie Mossingcr and Edith Cath
art, who were arrested for disturbing
The peace. will be given hearing at
a later date. Mrs. Messenger felt In.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18

Feel languid. weak. rundown? p?
Headache? Stomach "of'2-Just a
plain case OF lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Btters tones liver and stom-
neh. promotes digestion. purines the
bloCG =
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18

Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in ac-
ton, quick in results. and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and
ladder They correct irregularities.
Bajcon Pharmacy a. r Mcintyre.
Fl opTietoT
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
i d)t]HS1R9zMgsA

First Church OF Christ Scientist
holds services In the new Masonic
Temple building, on Washington ave-
nue.. between Twenty-Bfth and Twen-
ty-slXth streets. Subject, Is the Uni
verse. Including Man, Evolved by Ato-
mic Force?' Sunday, IL a IN. Sunday
school at Q 40 a. m. Wednesday even
ing testimonial meetings al 8. Free
reading rooms are open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 10 a. m. TO
p. m Rooms 51l.5l2 First National
Bank building.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18

First Baptist Churc Grant avenue
near Twenty-fourth street. Rev. H.
d. Zimmerman, pastor. Services on
Sunday, Dec Is. 1910. will be as fol-
lows: Sunday school at 10; old and
young will find classes. The yard OF
pennies will he brought in at this SER
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-12-18
YALE DEFEATS CORNELL

New Haven. Conn. Dec. 17.-Yale
won the annual swimming meet from
Cornell here last night. SO points To I.
The water polo game between tns
colleges was won by Yale. 10 To U.