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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-03-08
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-03-08

If you want a good wagon, be
sure 10 see the line carried by
A. M. Umstead. He has car
load on hand at Roberts Livery
Darn in this town.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
DOING SENTENCE" IN
THE SCHOOL OFFICE
INSIGHT INTO FEATURE OF DIS
cIPLINE OF THE sisBEE PUZZLE
SCHOOLS.

When a chance visitor to Sup Phil
brooks Office in the Central school
building sees one of the high school
pupils there, engaged in getting his
lessons, the natural impression would
be thar the scholar was one of the
favored ones and allowed to occupy
desk-room there in order that. al odd
moments. he might assist in some
minor Office work to which Prof. Phil
brook might assign him
Generally one or two of the ste.
dents are holding down posi- ions in
the -profs' Office. but it is not on
account of good behavior or excep.
tional abilities that they are sent
here. Far be it from such.
The state Of affairs s tins. When
a young manor. though it's regrctta-
BILE to have to so state. a young lady.
has differences with he high school
principal which the latter Kinks re-
quire some sort Of pen9uce. the a.
fender is not allowed 20 remain where
he or she can tell the troubles to
the rest Of the students.
The principal organizes i.ttle sort
.of kangaroo court and me sentence is
generally. one. two or three days
sometimes a week-at hard labor in
the professors Office. That means
pack up books and do their studying
under the eye Of the Superintendent
until sufficient penance is done. Then
they may resume their ordinary posi-
ton in high society.
There's generally one in there. with
nobody to ak 10 and absolutely moth
ing to do but study. Sometimes
there's more than one In the latter
case the superintendent has to do
guard duty. especially IL the pair rap
pen to be a boy and girl rs no cinch
job to get sentenced 20 the professors
den or pen" The prison rule Of ST.
Ience is strictly enforced.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

Princeton will open the New York
american grounds with a game With
the Highlanders on April IL
Rube Yickers is u little bit sore
over his transfer from the Athletics
to the Baltimore club OF the Eastern
League.
Owner John l. Taylor OF the Boston
Americans. says he has another
Speaker in Duffy Lewis. the Califor
mia outfelder
The New York State League is
the only Class b organization having
a salary limit as high as $4,000
month.
1t said that Doc White the south
paw pitcher Of the White Sox. has
refused to sign a contract unless he
receives a boost in salary.
Norman Elberfeld played under
Manager George Sta.lings in three
different cities. Philadelphia. Detroit
and New York.
Bugs" Raymond says he engaged
a seat on the sprinkling cart and will
help "Rube' Waddell work the hyd.
rant
During the ten years Christy Ma
thewson has been big Lacquer he
has won 237 and lost 100 games
pitching for the Giants.
-Messrs. Rudderham. Carpenter.
Moran. Fitzsimmons and Phenninger
viii do the umpiring in the Southern
League the coming season.
What has become of the Eastern
league team that was to be placed n
New York. also the American asso-
citation outfit that was 70 invade Chi
cage?
"Twobits' Bierha.ter has been ap-
pointed an umpire in the American
association and with Messrs. Owens,
Guthrie. Chill, Cusack and Vansycle
! completes the A. A. stan.
Manager Griffith Of the Cincinnati
Reds. put over the biggest deal OF
the year when he traded Higgins,
Oaks and Gordon TO ST. Louis for
Bisbee and Storke.
President Tom Lynch OF the Ma
tional league. who managed the New
Britain club OF the Connecticut league
last season says the Highlanders
COPIED a winner in Raymond Fisher,
the Hartford pitcher
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
BUTTE SHELTERS ARE
STILL SHUT DOWN
PLENTY OF ENGINEERS ARE OF
FEREo, BUT NO ORE is CON-
ING IN.

BUTTE, Feb. 1s-The industrial
situation in Butte today remains viz
tually unchanged. A committee rep
resendng the Butte Milling and Smelt-
ing company waited on A. II. Wethey,
manager Of the Clark properties, to-
day and notified him that employees
of the mills would not work with
striking engineers, and they expected
the company 10 fulfill the terms OF
their con .racts. They agree to fur
nish oilers and such other men as are
included in their organizations.
a committee OF the old Engineers
Union Nc. SO. notified Manager
Wethey that they were prepared to
furnish engineers for the smelter if
tke company so dsired. The manage
ment. however, is of the opinion that
as ore supplies cannot now be OBJ
tained. ii would be useless to attempt
TO resume operations at the reduction
works.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
JOYOUS TIME FOR
THE ElKS TONIGHT
INITIATION OF CANDIDATES TO
BE FOLLOWED BY RABBIT muL
LicAN FEED.

From the time the five O'Clock train
arrives this evening from Naeo there
will be something doing for Bisbee
Lodge GIL.
Twenty-eigh, Elks From Cananes
having in TOW twenty Brol.csome Elks
to be thoroughly tanned are billed q
arrive on this train. They VIII be
met at the depot by delegation
Of local Elks and with much pomp
escorted 20 the Elks club rooms on
Main street. At eight O'Clock sharp
the initiation of the rwen-y new can
didates from Cananea will take place.
and after the initiation a banque- is
on the program of happy events.
Rabbit "mulligan." with Budweiser.
is on the bill OF fare. interspersed
with music and shcr. talks by local
Elks and visitors. Hon. F. A. SUIT
ter VII preside as POSTMASTER.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
HURT FEELINGS
T LEADTOSTR|KE
At EDELWE|SS
Fifteen Walters Who Hear of
Alleged Sighting Remark
by Proprietor, Walk Out at
Busy Hour.

For a time II looked as though the
Edelwe:ss cafe would be unable 10
. properly look af,er it's customers yes
terday afternoon. when about fifteen
walters. cooks and kitchen help. head
ed by Chris Gregovich. walked out On
strike.
The trouble arose over a remark
alleged 70 have been made by Thomas
Whitehead. proprietor of the Edelweiss
over a week ago. to the effec- that
could he get enough American wait
ers in his establishment he would dis
pense with those he was then EN-
ploy,ng.
Mos OF those who wa.Eed out yes
terday were SIavonians. The re
mark reached their ears and hurt
them. They talked it over among
themselves and decided to let Mr..
Whitehead secure American help 10
operate his restaurant. and at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, at the busy part
OF the dinner hour, they marched out
IN a body.
For short time Mr. Whitehead was
up against il in order 20 secure enough
walters 10 look after the trade. He
finally secured them. however. and by
last night all the places were filled
! by Americans. even 20 the cooks.
II took considerable time yesterday
afternoon. however. for the new
~hashers" 20 get broken in One or
two Of them were experienced men
but the others-well. Mr.. Whitehead
| Just went out and rounded up every
body tina: wanted a job. gave them
aprons and put them TO work He
himself took the chefs job.
Some amusing incidents OF which
the inexperienced walters were the
veins. are reported. A party of -four
was seated in one of the boxes wher
in came one of the newly employed
ones. locking more Ike a preacher
than a waiter.
How de do said he with a bow
and scrape. What can do for you?'
Soup for four
Exit waiter. Enter instantly Wal .el
No. ? What do you wish" he said
after another bowling and scrapins
seauce.
We just ordered soup tor four
Exit Waiter No. md enter No.
20 whom the same answer was gwen
that the order was in.
Then came the first waiter viii
four bowls of soup. He was immedi
ately followed by the second and thirt
ones, with four boz. IS Of soup like
wise Then it took half an hour o.
explaining that soup was all they
wanted OF No. I. but that they Dill
want something el4e pretty quick.
Alter half an hours intermission the
balance of the dinner was brought
only two of the attaches got mixed on
the coffee order and duplicated il
before they quit. Anyhow. the party
didn't 90 soup-hungry.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
|ENRAGtD MINER
ATTEMPTS TO KILL
TOP BOSS AT CHERRY NINE
SHOT THREE TIMES DURING
RESCUE WORK.

CHERRY. Feb fS.-An attempt TO
assassinate one of the ST. Paul COM
pany's bosses added TO the tragedy
OF the Cherry mine disaster today. A
dismissed employee stepped behind
Charles Atherton. top boss. drew a
revolver. and crying TO pay you
back" fired three shots. Atherton
fell. probably fatally wounded The
shooting occurred amidst the work
of recovering bodies of the entombed
miners. Eleven bodies had been
brought up. Anterior was standing
by a post at the mouth of the shaft
About him stood Ii circle OF widows
and orphans. all eager to learn wheth-
er the next lift of the hoist would
bring up their dead. Suddenly three
shots were fired in rapid succession
and a man ran from the crowd. A
hundred enraged miners, headed by
Sheriff Skoglund. ran down the rail
road tracks after the would-be assas
sin. while the crowd behind shouted
lynch him: shoot him"
The fugitive was captured on ne
main street with the revolver still in
nis hand. He was identified as
Melas Manditch. He said he shot
Atherton because he had been refused
a job and had been looking fos James
Steel, superintendent of the com
pany. Later the mob surrounded
the Jail and tonight the prisoner was
taken TO Princeton for safe keeping
The peculiarly well preserved con
dition of the bodies found today gave
hope that the recovery of other bod
les will not be as difficult as expect
ed. Only seven bodies have been
identified. Among these was John
McGill. a boy. When the alarm OF
fire spread through the mine the
father of the boy dragged his son
several hundred feet The father
was discovered By the rescuers and
taken up alive. but the boy was over
looked.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
TO PREVENT EPIDEMIC.


VALLEJO. Feb. 1S.-To prevent
the possibility Of an epidemic Of
measles and scarlet fever breaking
out in the Pacific feet, 100 men out
OF 221 sent TO the receiving ship In
dependence from Yerba Baena station
a week ago, were today sent to the
Mare Island hospital, where they will
be kept under observation a week
before being transferred to several
vessels of the fleet Two cases Of
scarlet fever and twenty of measles
developed on the Independence. In
GLIDING the 100 men under observation
z3G patients are in the hospital, ana
utmost northumberland
accommodations are taxed to the
utmost Twenty tents have been
erected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
GOLF MATCH SUNDAY
At COUNTRY CLUB
ONE CLUB, NINE HOLE CONTEST
HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR ALL
MEMBERS.

Owing 70 the fact that members OF
the Country Club golf team viii moi
20 to III Paso to compete Sunday In
threecDrnered match with the
Pass City and Douglas. a match was
yesterday arranged for tomorrow
at the local links.
Aviation is n great measure re
sponsibie for the postponement OF the
Il Paso date. The local golfers
however. contemplate going along
with Douglas TO II Paso Sunday. Feb
ruary 9th.
Tomorrow there will be a "one club
nine-hole contest. The entrance fee
will be one red-dot ball Or better, the
lrizes to be first and second accord
ing To the number of players. This
will be a sweepstakes event and all
players will be handicapped. ANY
member of the club can enter fol
che matchc.
Playing will begin at the usual time
in the morning and special cars will
accomulodate Thois desiring to at
tend
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

sions and three nights ago s6e fact
that they made frequent rsps to
Arndts market became known.
Since that time the officers have Lair
in wait near the Arnd- market for
three successive nights. waiting for
the pair TO show up with their Blsoiis.
but were unsuccessful owing 20 the
fac that they made no trips m. eyi-
IDENTIFY becoming suspicious thsf they
were being watched. Had they come
in yesterday morning. however. Bailey
and Bauer would have had thess. but
the Hunt brothers "bes. theE Go il"
by stirring things up near gsiomon
| Springs.
| ]. b. Huff, who was wouasesi. has
been driving a wagon for the Kinsey
Transfer company in Bisbee axr some
time. Hill was acting as tesmsser fol
the Warren ranch
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
WITH THE FIGHTERS.

Johnny COulon and Jem Kendrick
of England have been matched for a
fight at New Orleans on Feb. 10.
Sailor" Burke has given up the
boxing game and is learning to be
barber in his fathers shop in Brook
Ign.
Tommy Burns will clash with Bill
Lang in Australia March IS. II will
be Tommy's first battle since he was
| defeated by Jack Johnson.
Jim Cofforth has arrived home
from Europe and is busy arranging
the scenery for the Abe Attell and
Jim Driscoh bout.
The Nelson-Wolgast fight will be
staged in Alameda, Cal, in a new
arena which will be built by Promoter
Sid Nester.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

In II the officers found quantity of
fire arms. revolvers and a rifle. which
were confiscated. In fact. here were
enough shooting-irons about the place
to supply a good-s.zed posse and 1t is
not known whether Arndt, who is
credited with being something of a
socialist and anarchist, was planning
conquest of Arizona or an invasion
OF Mexico in the Reyes cause.
Suspicion as to how Arnds acquired
his beef began to be aroused several
weeks ago. when IL was learned that
he was retailing beet at four cents
per pound. while the wholesalers we're
getting seven and eigh. cents for it,
Sometime ago attention became di
rected 20 Huff and Hill BY Constable
Bailey and Deputy Sheriff Bauer. and
their movements closely watched. II
was known they made night excur
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
SHOT IN FIGHT,
RUSILERS IN PRISON
CONTINUED from Page u


Constable Bailey and Deputy Sher-
if Bauer have been working on the
case for TWO months and were sta
toned at the Arnd, market where they
expected the two TO deliver meat
early in the morning. According 20
the stories told by those who have
been investigating the case, Huff and
Hill have been selling the beef to
Fred Arnd., who at all times had
knowledge ~ their methods of OBJ
tanning IT,
A hide which was found near the
place Of the shooting was identified
by the brand as one belonging TO
Lawrence CHRIS -enson. a rancher. All
OF the accused men were placed under
Sc 600 bonds each, and their prelimi-
nary hearing set for next Monday
afternoon at ? o'clock. in Judge Muir
phys court at Lowell. None of them
could secure the amount and are in
he branch county Jail.
When Arndt was arres ed. his for
mer partner. Dave Walthan, whose
name is st.ll on the sign in front o.
the butcher shop in Johnson addition
was also apprehended. He was placed
in the branch county jail, however,
while Arnd. occupied the Lowell Jail.
to keep them from conversing upon
are affair.
Later. however. Walthan was re-
leased, as nothing could be proven
against him. He has not been con
nected with the market for several
weeks, having been employed recen :
iy by J. E Mosher in Bisbee.
a thorough search Of the market
was made when Arndt was arrested
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
MEETS AWFUL DEATH
UNDER AN ENGINE
DOUGLAS CHILD FALLS OFF
JUGGERNAUT AND is CRUSHED
TO PULP.

DOUGLAS. Feb. IS Special
Ground To a pulp almost unrecOgniz-
able as being but short time before
a human being. the five-year-oid child
Of Jesus Mcdonald. a Mexican. was
instantly killed here this afternoon.
The child. with a number df n
ers, was stealing a ride on the trac-
ton engine plying between the gyp-
sum plant and the quarry. As the
engine was passing through 18th
street, the Mcdonald child. riding
near the head Of the engine. fell off.
the body falling under the wheels.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
CARNEGIE KISSES LAssIE.

SANTA BARBARA. Feb. 1S.-On
his arrival tonight for three months
stay, Andrew Carnegie was given a
reception. lie expressed
his appreciation heartily by kissing
n pretty Scotch Iassie who gave him
roses. He viii play gof matches
with Henry Taft the presidents
brother. who is here recovering from
his recent illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
MISS ELKINs DIES.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1S.-Agnes
Elkins. niece Of Senator Elkins. Of
West Virginia. died at her hotel to
nigh, the result Of a bullet wound in
fiicted Wednesday while attempting
suicide. Dependency over refusal Of
relatives TO consent to her becoming
an actress is given by friends as the
cause
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
GREAT VISIONS
PRECEDE HOPE
OF BEING CITY
Lowell Plans Many Improve
ments in Case It Obtains
Charter. Including a New
Road to the Cemetery.

More Improvements. is one OF the
nia:R reasons given for Lowells de
sire TO incorporate into a separate mu-
nicipalitE and from the talk gathered
in the neighboring burg yesterday the
town will take ON an altogether new
appearance after the petition is
granted. should this be done.
Citizens are much pleased at the
idea, as they have been Lowellites
so long they do not care to become
Bisbeeites now or at any other time.
This opinion seems % be universal
Among the improvements now cited
are those 20 tend 10 beauty the own;
such as Fine OF trees from the Cop
per Queen hospital 10 Evergreen Gem
e.ery. and a general cleaning up of
the latter. planting or shrubs about
il. etc.
First and foremost. though. an ef-
fort Will be made to extend Main
street straight through to the Copper
Queen Hospital. the new building be
ing nearly completed. This viii make
almost a straight highway TO the cem-
etery.
Then there will be public buildings.
all of which Lowell wili have. includ-
ing firehall. city hall and an improved
lookup. IL is also stated that Il the
courthouse is moved. Lowell will get
ii. but that will be taken up later.
The petition for incorporation does
not include Upper Lowell. however.
Lowell itself and the johnson addition
only will be in the newly formed town.
Upper Lowell being entirely on com
pany ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
GOLFERS CAN'T GO.
lDouglas Internationall.


The Douglas country club has
found 1t impossible to accept the
invitation of El Paso to send a golf
team to the pass city for a match
next Sunday. The invitation is
none the less appreciated but 9th
er engagements on the part of some
and matters requiring them at home
on the part of others made IL i'm.
possible TO get a team. The Fl
Paso club was so informed on
Thursday and the letter informed
them how much It was regretted
that it was impossible TO send play
ers, especially as II was a sort OF
open event which was planned
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
K. Of P.s Celebrate Tonight.

This evening members of RathbOne
Lodge No. 10, Knights of Pythias, will
befittingly celebrate the 45th ami
versary of the founding of the or.
der The banquet will begin shorty
after s O'Clock, to be followed By a
program of speaking, m4sIc and
dancing. The ladies and soTue out
siis friends. as well as members Of
ID" rider. will participate.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
COOK STANDS PAT.

SANTIAGO. Chile, Feb. 1S.-Dr.
Cook admitted his identity and visited
the engineer who recognized him as
Cook and told Ryselborghe he had
prepared a complete account of the
Polar expedition, which ne maintains
will prove he reached the Pole.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
wesTEsNLgAcue scHEoULg.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-Late tGnigh,
after four days discussion, the West
ern League adopted the schedule Of
les games. opening April %
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19

Mrs. Frank Vidana and little son.
Carl Albert. went to Douglas yester-
day for q few days visit with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
To Mexico City.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson
and daughter nave gone to Mexico
City. They will spend a month in
the Mexican capital
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-19
The WEATHER

Arizona Unsettled, probably rain ;
Sunday fair.
Morris tribune., 1910-11-11

sight seeing and sleeping. Still
yelling "s-o-u-p. Coup soup, soup,
soup! and "Who can, we can, tin can
Breckenridge the next time we get
them!' we returned to the school
house where we played games until
train time. The ride home was rather
uneventful the people were pretty
tired, cross bunch, the boys especially
after getting so little sleep on the
night before. How about it, boys?
We were awakened and tickled tho at
Donnelly when Archie Stone, Cyrus
Ortman, Adolph Dorm and VIM.
Cooley got on, having come up in the
afternoon, to meet us. After giving
good, strenuous yell and shaking
one of our extremely cranky members
into his usual good humor we spent
the rest of the ride talking of those
wonderful Breckenridge people and the
equally wonderful and splendid time
they had given US.
Morris tribune., 1910-11-11
FIRE THREATENS. A TOWN
Ashby in Danger of Destruction by
Flames.

Fire broke out in the Walter E. Her.
aid livery barn at. Ashby and quickly
spread TO- surrounding buildings.
The livery barn was destroyed, to-
gether with Edward T. Risbrudt's
large general store, Mr. Risbrudt's
machinery warehouse, Andrew O..
StOa's lumber yard and the Farmers
Exchange elevator, the fire Wiping out
a large section of the business por
ton of the village.
A terrific wind prevailed and when
the fire was at its height an appeal
was made to Fergus Falls for assist.
ance. A special train was made up at
Barnesville and ran down to Fergus
Falls, where the fire apparatus was
loaded and ten firemen we're aroused
and sent to Ashby. The fire was ex.
tinguished.
The Fergus Falls firemen on re.
turn from Ashby said the fire would
have destroyed the entire village had
the wind not been blowing away from
the main section. Sparks were car.
ried long distances and set fire to
haystacks a mile out in the country.
The wind died away about the time
the fire burned itself out.
Morris tribune., 1910-11-11
The TaiIor's Chance.

'HThere was a tailor, friend of
mine, who once made me suit" said
a doctor. Through some oversight or
bit of carelessness on the part of an
assistant the coat was much too small
l promptly took it back, and he made
me another. 80.
Some months later my tailor and |
met at an old mutual friends funeral.
The tailor was under the impression
that the deceased had been a patient
Of mine.
"'Well, doc said he, you're hang
sight 1uckier than I am
Elbows that%' asked.
"'Well, it's cinch they can't return
any poor work Of yours "-Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Morris tribune., 1910-11-11
INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE
Boys and Girls Show Wonderful
Knowledge of Farm Topics.

The interest in agricultural educa.
ton prevailing in Mower county was
shown at the county fair recently, in
an exhibit of booklets written by the
boys and girls of the country schools.
Some 300 of these booklets were
shown by the superintendent of
schools These booklets embrace es.
says, on various farm topics, whose
authors were children of from ten to
fifteen years of age They were de.
scriptive of cultural methods on the
farm. and gave historical references
to the origin of various grains, Vege.
tables, stock, ETC.; showing, for peo-
pie so young, wonderful knowledge
of the subjects treated as well as con.
siderable artistic taste. But best OF
all was the evidence afforded by this
exhibit of interest in agriculture on
the part of the young people
Morris tribune., 1910-11-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

with M line Of high Class Pianos The Story & Clark
@na Piano signifies the Of Piano excellence They have
qured this reputation from many years Of piano building We in
hew pianos and we take this Of publicity to interest every
one SO that you will know that sell high class piano mod
prices In addition the prizes offered for the solution Of the
Uncle Sam Puzzle discount check will be given the purchase
price Of any piano SELL The object Of this amarize the
public with the Story Clarke Pianos whether you
mptng the purchase Of piano this year not To introduce
the Story and Clarke Piano to the people Of Morris and vicinity
we are going to make the folowing