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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
IS DEBATE SUBJECT
MUCH INTTREsT IN TERRITORIAL
CONTEST AT TEMPE BETWEEN
HIGH SCHOOLS.

Debaters and orators alike will have
busy times at the high school within
the next few weeks. The doings
s.art with the declamatory contest 10
morrow night to select a representa-
tive to the territorial contest n
Tempe
Then all viii be busy preparing &c
qualify as members OF the DEBATING
team that will confess in the three
coTnered contest to take place
between Bisbee. Douglas and Tucson
high schools The latter part of April
The subject for debate viii be.
Resolved. That the new state OF Ari
IONA shall grant equal suffrage 20
women Tucson viii go 70 Douglas
Bisbee to Tucson and Douglas will
come TO Bisbee. Each school will dc
bate the question twice Last year Bis
bee lost both debates. Tucson wor
two and Douglas won and lost. The
local orators promise something bet
ter. however. this year
Tomorrow night will be the prelim
mary contest to decide the representa-
tive 10 Tempe. and the oratorical pro
gram has been interpreted with sev
eral musical and vocal selections. The
Judges VINO will decide the -ucky
student are Miss Elizabeth Jones. Mrs
Vail. Rev. r. A. Bolt, Rev. J. E. Fry
and G. X. Reynolds. secretary Of the
board Of trade
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
MEMBERSHIP DINNER
WILL Be HELD SUNDAY
TEMPTING SPREAD AT Y. NJ. c. 4.
BEGINNING AT 2 O'CLOCK IN
THE AFTERNOON.

Next Sunday afternoon there will be
membership dinner al the Y. NJ c.
A.. commencing at , o'clock. Tables
win be set on the gymnasium sloor
and it is expec ed over a hundred
viii attend. at least arrangements are
made to accommodate that many. The
price OF the dinner viii be 80 cents.
The menu will consist OF fruit.
roast beef, cold ham. potato salad.
bread and butter, pickles and celery.
coffee and cocoa cake and sauce.
Following the dinner an interesting
musical program has been arranged.
II wiz open with an overture Dy the
orchestra that will be in attendance.
With will also render selections dur
ing the meal r. 7. Sullivan and b.
r. Dennis will contribute vocal so
los. Mr.. Beinbath will render a piano
selection and Mr.. Latin several on
the violin. There will also be i'm
promptu speaking.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
RAILROAD TALK
FILLS TUCSON
ON ALL SIDES
Surveys Under way and Rum
ors OF Extensions Prove
Topics of Lively interest to
the Old Pueblo,

An arrival from Tucson las evening
states that the residents OF the old
Pueblo are talking railroads and rail.
road building as never before in the
history OF the town.
A surveying party for the E. p. & S.
W is camped in Box Canyon. east OF
Tucson. and before many weeks have
passed viii be in sight OF Tucson with
he surveyed line for the proposed ex.
,ension OF he f. p. a S W. from
Hereford
Almost az the same time the re-
port is current in Tucson thas there
is evidence Of activity in the direction
81 Port Iobos. on the Gulf Of Califor-
MIA This lire has been surveyed for
number OF years. but reports are
coming from The cas- that the capt
tal'sts who have purchased the con
.cessions OF the Old company propose
20 come forward and build the road.
NJ IS a wen known fact that a well
known railroad engineer who has pre-
viously teen conected with he Tue
5On-Port Lobcs railroad has been re
quested to come 10 New York fer a
conference and has already departed
for the east.
The prediction is being made in
Tucson that the Rock island through
the E. p. q S. w. is seeking Pacific
outlet and has decided on Port Lobos.
At a meeting OF he Chamber OF
Commerce in Tucson on Monday even
ing il was decided 10 raise a purse OF
5000 for the celebration Of the com
pletion of the Tucson West Coast
railroad. which it is predicted now will
be completed on May ;. The celebra
ton will last for two days and the
Governors of Sonora and Sinaloa are
expected % participate.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
AFTERMATH OF FIGHT
IS AIRED IN COURT
JUDGE HIGH RESERVES HIS
JUDGMENT ON CASE TILL THIS
AFTERNOON.

Words over he handling of job
at one of he local shafts resulted in
c. z. Manning and Perry Robinson
airing their differences in Justice
Highs court yesterday afternoon.
Robinson wore a baadage about his
head as evidence Of what happened
to him. while Manning was unscarred.
The alleged fight took place about
4 O'Clock on the morning of February
p. in front of the post Office. Man
ming, who was The defendant in yes
terday's case. entered the post office,
according to testimony, posted a letter
and when he came out was accosted
By Robinson is alleged 10 have called
him a vile name. Then the two mixed
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
SALOON COURSE
|. OF COUNCIL IS
WELL PRAISED
People Generally Approve Of
Action Tuesday in Closing
Dance Halls and the Adop-
ten of Other Regulations.

Concensus OF opinion throughout
town yesterday was 10 the effect hat
the city council displayed the proper
spirit of good intentions when l..
adopted the three ordinances which
| it did at Tuesday nights SESSION.
Il Is thought that tine closing of
the dance-hails in the tenderloin dis
;rict viii serve % drive some. at least.
Of the disorderly houses out o. bust
ness. The notes Of dancemusic played
! by the half-dozen orchestras now en-
ployed there nightly will be thing o.
the past. there viii be no booze to be
guile the workingman out Of hard
earned cash and the merchants and
business interests OF he city win reap
the benefits thereof.
IL was conceded TO be the best step
even by these OF opposite rolit'ca
faith. that has thus far beea
undertaken by the council since the
ordinance doing away with the license
collecting in the same district was
abolished.
The Review. also. is given due cred
it for advocating the three principles.
which it did long before the local OPP
tion election, when it declared against
prohibition and stated tina it stood
for adjustment OF saloons and dance
halls in the red light district. as well
as for early closing.
The council itself had been con
,tenplating the step and since the To-
cal option election carefully laid its
plans and carried them out as soon
as he time was opportune. Douglas
is getting along without tenderloin
dance halls and Bisbee will doubtless
do likewise.
1t is said that some of the proprie
tors of resorts in Upper Brewery
Gulch are preparing at the end OF The
month to leave town and seek other
locations where the laws are not SO
strict. The majority OF them, prob
ably. viii follow this course. Natural
ly. there isn't any grea- love lest
between them and the council over
the action. but they are keeping thel
feelings TO themselves and accepting
the inevitable The dance hail anS
tenderloin saloon are vanishing rap
idly from other cities and Bisbee il
but following in the foo steps of othei
metropolitan communities.
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a FACT PROVEN.
shoa'a Convince Even t74e Most skep
teal Of It's Truth.

Shoa'a Convince Even s77e Most Skep.
teal Of Its Truth.
II there Is the slightest d0Uiit in
the minds OF any that Dandruf germs
do not exist. their belief is compelled
~ the fact that a rabbit inocculated
with the germs became bald in SIX
weeks time.
Il must be apparent TO any person
therefore that the only prevention Of
balduess is the destruction OF the
germ-yrich act is successfully &C
complished in one hundred per cent of
cases by the application Of Newbro's
Herpicide
Dandruff is caused by the same
germ which causes badness and can
be prevented with the sane remedy
Newbro's Herpicide.
Accept no substitute. Destroy The
cause you remove the effect"
Sold BY leading druggists. Send
Ice in stamps for sample 10 The
Hespicide Co, Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar Bottles Guaranteed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
HOLMAN IN TOWN
SEEKING DAUGHTER
cOuRTLANO MAN FAILS TO FIND
GIRL WHOM He PUBLICLY
oIsowNED.

According TO a statement OF J. J.
Holman, who came in yesterday from
CORTLAND his t4-year-old daughter.
Gladys. has disappeared from home
and he was here in the hope Of be
ing able to find her.
Holman last week had Jesse Slack
arrested charged with a serious Of
Tense against Gladys. The case was
quashed for lack Of evidence. after
which Holman created a scene in the
court room disowning both his daugh-
ters. Lizzie. aged Is, and Gladys.
Mrs. Hughes took charge Of the girls.
but two days after the brothers cane
and forced the girls 10 accompany
them back TO CORTLAND.
Holman came to Bisbee searching
for Gladys. but has been unable to
locate her.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
TOWEL HOOKS
HIS GAME WITH
BAIT AND LINE
Benson Sportsman Tries in
Vain 10 Shoot Ducks Until
a Bright Idea Strikes Him.
Say Friends.

Herman lowell the Besson sports
man. was in town Sunday. CoincidenI
with his visit his local friends arr
telling a good hunting yarn at his ex
pense Towel says l. isn't true, bu
it's worth re-.elling. anyhow.
West from Benson short distance
is Lands station. near where there /.
a small lake nestled among the mes
qrite-brush Some time ago Towel
became aware that numbers Of duck.
were making this lake heir hang out
and decided 70 investigate.
Every morning. aboat o'cioc1. n
shogldered his trusty rusty, took 9
hand-car and made the trip. Their
he'd crouch about the mesquite ou
The borders Of the lake waiting for 8
good opportunity to plant ceiiinz
shot Each morning, however. h
would return empty-handed, minus
several cartridges. but wouidnt tel
even his closest friends what II was
an about He made a. least half-dozeE
trips hut always without result
Finally one morning he returned
with three nice fat fowls and was in
high gIee. inviting all his friends to a
feast. lis sudden success caused al
investigation TO be made. Careful
scru iny by a posse of the shores oi
the aforesaid lake revealed the fac
that he caught the duck with hooR
and line. A lot of fishing Jackie wa
found lying on the beach. and from de
auctions il was evident that he had
baited ten hooks with fried liver
crept into the brush and at daylight
when some of the fowls swan up anC
took the bai,, he tried to snag them
They flew up into the air with thei
bills entangled in fishhooks.
Then the valiant Towel took a pot
shot with his rusty. He was abe .
shoot three of them, with the lane al
tached. but the rest managed to " z
gle their bills out Of the trap an
flew free.
He ssrenuOusIy denied he accuse
ton when the facts were put up I
him on the return of the party, an
was highly indignant. That didn't spol
the success OF the feed, however.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
GOOD THING FOR STOCKHOLDERS

NEW YORK. March 2.-Stockhold-
ers OF the American Radiator com
pany. in session at Orange. n. j., to.
day approved the financial plan no
Gently proposed by the directors. The
plan provides for the withdrawal of
50 .e00. 900 of the company's authorized
but un issued preferred stock. which
is to be replaced with 100000 of
common stock. This keeps the total
authorized capital at $l0.Oo0.6o0 as
heretofore. The new common stock
issue TO the amount of $S00.00 is to
be allotted TO the present stockholders
at $50 a share in the ratio of one
new share for each ten shares of the
old. The common stock Of the corpor-
alton was recently placed on a ten per
cent yearly dividend basis.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
CHICAGO 1--we STOCK.

CHICAGO. March 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; market 10 to IS cents
higher. Beeves. $500 TO SIS: Texas
steers. $40 10 $3.50: western steers.
40 10 ESQ: stockers and feeders.
$50 to 900; COWS and heifers. 2.65 to
6.40: calves. T.60 to 9.75.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market
steady TO 10 cents higher Native
500 to 100; western. 500 TO 100;
yearlings. 7-sG to SIS; lambs, natives
500 10 $50: western. $50 to $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
Le Roux company Teniaht.

Lovers OF comedy-drama iwll enjoy
the play at the Orpheum tonight. Her
Country Swee heart" 1t is the com.
panion piece to Way Down East, '
the play that had the longest run OF
any rural drama. The climax TO Act |
is "A country dance and never fails to
bring down the house. The lie Rou1
stock company is well cast. each mem.
Der being especially fitted for the
part allotted. Prices 10. 20. 80. and
so cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
IRRIGATION gill PASSES.

WASHINGTON. March after a
brief general discussion the senate to-
day passed the bill authorizing the is
suance of s30,0oO.0oO certificates of
Indebtedness for completion OF irri-
cation projects already under way.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03

IL with dinner buckets.
Manning swore TO the first com
plant against Robinson. Robinson
pleaded guilty and paid his fine Tues
day, then turned around and had
Manning arrested. Justice High will
defer judgment on the case until 4
o'clock this afternoon.
About a dozen witnesses were ex
anined. miners who saw the affair.
f. b. Dorr represented the prosecution
and j. W. Ross the defendant
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
VOTE AGAINST Strike.

LARAMIE. March 2-Firemen On
The Wyoming division OF the Union
Pacific railroad west OF Cheyenne
have voted against the proposed
strike
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-03
l(sE7s]A
.IQSlISl

The Distinguishing Feature
OF OzomuIsion is its CURATIVE
QUALITY, Which Ali Other
emuISions Lack.
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Uniformed inspectors Favored
for the Sanitary Department

man 1t was several minutes before eX-
plantations were got through with and
the inspector regained his freedom. This
incident, it is pointed out, would not
have happened if the inspector had been
IN uniform.
This instance is cited merely to show
the effect of uniformed inspector. In
addition, an inspector in uniform. when
he went out TO investigate complaint,
would attract the attention of others
IN the same neighborhood with bad
sanitary conditions or complaints TO
make and the inspector could attend to
these complaints, too. with no loss of
time. 1t also is certain that the public
would pay more attention to uni
formed inspector and be less surly and
insulting towards him.
Further, with ten inspectors, the city
would bo able to attend to other than
specific cases That is, the inspectors
would have time to "nose' around n
little. Suppose an Inspector is called
to inspect the premises from which a
case of typhoid fever has been report
cd He orders the premises cleaned
within forty-eight hours, but the
chances are ten to one that he is un-
able to get back ut the end of forty"
eight hours to see whether his instruc-
tions have been obeyed. With ten in
spectors on the Job this difficulty would
be obviated, II is argued.
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Salt Lake City will have sanitary
department of uniformed inspectors if
the recommendation of the sanitary
committee, made Monday morning, is
adopted by the city council. The rec
ommendatlou Mt Monday night IS meet
ing of the council was referred to the
board of estimates and appointments,
The plan is to have ten uniformed
sanitary inspectors and the board of
health, through the sanitary committee,
is asking the city council to give it that
many inspectors at a salary of $50 n
month each. Now there are only four
such inspectors, two of which are or
dinary sanitary inspectors, one is q
quarantine inspector and one a sewer in
spcctors, each of which receive only
S2,25 n day. These four likely Will be
included in the ten inspectors asked for
if the sanitary committee s recommen-
dation is adopted
There are several arguments in favor
of the adoption of the sanitary com
mittee's plan, one of the best of which
is a little story. One night last week
an ununiformcd inspector went to the
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway company 3
passenger depot TO look into the san
itatiou of the lavatory. When he en-
tered the women s department, unan-
nounced, the depot watchman saw him,
and thinking he was n designing prowl-
er. locked him in and called a police
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LOSES COMMISSION BY
DANCING TOO MUCH

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-Undismayed
by his recent failure TO pass examination
for a second lieutenancy in the United
States army Albert j. Myer. Jr.. the
millionaire corporal" of the signal corps
who has been stationed a Fort Myer.
Va, for some months, has succeeded IN
qualifying in examinations for a commits
sion as an assistant paymaster in the
United States army. He will be appoint
cd in q few weeks.
Myer, who reached his majority about
a year ago. wanted TO emulate the bril-
liant military career OF his grandfather
General Myer. who founded the United
Myer was named.
Although unsuccessful in his efforts &c
become a line officer in the army, he
was somewhat more OF a success as q
social lion. While at Fort Myer, the un-
ion corporal attended many social fupc-
tons in Washington.
These duties consumed so much time
that his studies for an army commission
were said to have suffered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
OWENS RIVER AQUEDUCT
PROJECT IS FINANCED

LOS ANGELES. July 1S.-With ST.
235 600 at hand to fiji the depleted treasury
Immediately and meet all expenditures
between now and December L, when the
next bond installment will be purchase
under option. the Owens River Acqueduct
can again be pushed.
The proceeds of the last bond install
ment sale were practically exhausted
several weeks ago and the work on the
Dig ditch was halted. Hundreds Of men
were laid off.
The local banks were successfully ap-
resied TO. Two eastern insurance COM
panies purchased 81 600, 900 worth of the
bonds and the rest Of the money was
raised by selling tie bonds TO the city
Itself.
The 50, 235,OOO is all that is needed to
finance the big project until the De-
cember installment of bond money from
the eastern syndicate falls due.
1t was announced today that all the
men laid off when the stringency was
first felt will be put back TO work i'm
medIately
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
SENATOR INJURED
AS AUTO PLUNCES
Charles F. Curry of California.
and Party, Have Wonder
full Escape.

EUREKA, Cal, July 1s.-Secretary
of State Charles T. Curry and three
members of his party. who have been
touring northern California in the in
terests of Curry's candidacy for the
governorship, had marvellous escape
from death late Friday night, when
the big Curry touring car skidded on
the mountain road between Fort Bragg
and Garberville, plunged over a forty
loot embankment, turned over twice
In its descent and landed total wreck.
The Injured.
Charles F. Curry, pinioned under the
automobile; both legs wrenched, fore
head gashed over the right eye.
Charles M. Bredhoff of San Francis
co. face cut and one of his shoulders
Lee Norton of San Francisco, landed
fifty feet from the machine; back and
hip wrenched
Chauffeur Ray Callahan of Sacra.
uento; leaped from the machine as
it went over the embankment and
landed at the bottom; escaped with 3
severe shaking up.
W. A. Knapp of Oakland; Jumped
Just before the machine went over and
was uninjured.
Secretary Curry is at the Vance hotel
on crutchcs. According to physicians
who attended him today, he will be
a cripple for some time to come Cur.
RVS injuries are more severe than those
of any other member Of the party.
He WAS pinned under the car, but in
such d position that his life was saved.
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GALESBUKG III: July 1s-Jerferson
Turner, colored. aged ITO years. died here
today.
MAKINETTE Wis, July lS-Colonel l.
Watson Stephenson. eldest son of United
States senator Stephenson. died here to-
day, lie was 81 years old.
DIES MONIES. Ia, July 1S.-orricaIs
OF the Iowa State Teachers association
announced today that Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt would speak at the meeting Of
tho association Friday night. Novem-
Der 10.
NARRAGANsETT PIER, r. T.. July
1S.-Ncarly 800 members of tho legal fra
ternity from all sections OF the country
attended the opening day Of the sixteenth
annual convention Of the Commercial Law
League of America. Many social events
have been arranged,
BUTTE. July 18.-WhiIe charges OF mis-
application of funds are pending before
pended Police Chief Whine, Counsel for
Whine declares tho suspension is In de-
tiance Of the metropolitan police law, but
Winnie will not resist until his trial
PEORIA. H., July 1S,-A Toledo. Peoria
81 Western passenger train from the west
collIded with cutoff coal car running
wild opposite the terminal station at
Mall Clcrk w. fl. Hippscy OF Canton was
killed and several others injured.
DIES MONIES. Ia. July 1S.-Proceed-
| tpgs to oust Mayor Thomas OF Ottumwa
came to trial at Ottumwa today. George
| Cosson. assistant attorney general of
Iowa. Is prosecuting the case, which Is
brought under law providing for the
| removal OF II mayor when charges OF in
| tox!catlon have been substantiated.
! PHILADELPHIA, July 1S-Three hun
dred panic stricken girls fed down the
stairway TO escape death in Il fire, which,
| hftccn minutes after IT broke out today,
practically destroyed the straw hat fac
| tory OF Rosencu Bros. The building 1--WE
stories high, was located at Eighth and
| Vine streets in the shopping district. All
| tho girls escaped unhurt- Loss $50. 600
! WHITING. Ind. July 1S,-A dismantlcd
| thrty-flve foot gasoline launch was dis
| covered drifting off shore late yesterday.
and the police believe that Its occupants
| had been drowned. Several scraps OF
clothing. a mans complete attire and
various women'S garments were found in
| the half boat A piece OF paper
| with the words. "Good-by, Mary" was
found. There was no name on the boat,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
Hay Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort and misery to many
people, but Foley's Honey and Tar
gives ease and comfort to the suffer
ing ones. 1t relieves tho congestion in
the head and throat and is soothing and
healing. None genuine but Foley g
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Johnson Drugs; five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
PHILADELPHIA PEOPLE
BUY THE CITY BONDS

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s,-For the
first time in the history of Philadelphia
an issue OF city bonds at par was dis
posed Of by popular subscription by being
sold cover the counter at the office OF
the city treasurer.
The sale ended today when it was an
nounced that the $1,000. 900 four per cent
thrty-year bonds had been largely over
subscribed.
The money received Will be devoted TO
general municipal purposes.
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An interesting American society per-
sonage was at the Knutsford during the
past week in the person OF Mrs. Clark
Fisher. who is travelling around the
world by automobile and during her
visit IN Europe, having had the honor
OF being presented to her late majesty
Queen Victoria at Windsor castle, Mrs.
Fisher is accompanied by her italian
maid and 4 young American engineer,
Harold Fisher Brooks who acts as chauf-
four Mrs. Fisher is enthusiastic about
her trip and takes far more pleasure in
chatting about the experiences she and
her companions have had on the trip
than the average lady does in discussing
social problems, engagements and tri-
umphs, Mrs Fisher will return to New
.''w. cn' will later so 10 her villa at
Como, Italy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19

Word has been received from Mrs, Eff
fie Riddle Klingonder from London. She
had just completed a coaching tour
through the ca chcdral towns OF England.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19
SOCIETY
!:

!. In order to prevent impositions .
:. and embarrassments. The Tribune )
!. requests that persons leaving social /.
j. notes. and especially marriage no. :
! tees or engagements, for publica- :
!. ton. leave with them names .
J. through which tho source OF the .
+ same. may be traced II the matter !
: is called in question. :
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esses made the affair one long to be re-
membcred. Music was furnished by
Held's band. The chaperoues were the
parents OF the hostesses, Mr.. and Mrs.
j F Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs, Ezra Ihomp-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-19

John II. Moseley. the artist, has re-
turned from Paris, and will join the ranks
of local painters,