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WANTED.

Japanese boy wants po- sition as cook, camp or family. Address T. K. P. O. Box 1888.
 191
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MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Clarence E. Krinbill win return to his studios and resume piano teach ing Monday August 29.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-24

Arizona Headquarters in San Fran eiseo-Stanford Hotel, 250 Kearny St
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Drop in and get bowl Of sour at the Office Saloon.
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FOR RENT-Three room unfurnish- ed house. all modern conveniences, nicely located. Apply 54 Mason Hill. 9SS
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FOR SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COCHISE
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Men at Los Angeles. No expense to learn trade of cleo
 tricity, plumbing, bricklaying by
 actual work on contract jobs. Only
 few months required; 200 students last year. Catalogue free. Enquire MT. Maldonado. Judge Highs office.
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Railroad men see GHman's new Chronometer for correct rfme.
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TRY MURINE EYE I REMEDY M

Murine Eye Saive. in Aseptlc Tubes. 25c sloc-
 Murine Rye Remedy. Liquid 25c. scc sios. Murine Doesn't Suarc- Socthes Eyo ra,n
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FOR SALE-Furniture 4 room house complete with bath. House rent cheap. Investigate. Inquire A. r. Roberts. Quality Hill near Woman's
 club. 197
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PARTNER WANTED. Or will sell ranch eight miles
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-24

small kitchens can be added for S150. Fifty dollars more furni- ture and one house will rent for S15 easily. Great opportunity to own your own home. Address
 Apartment 6, PIP So. Grand Ave. Los Angeles, Cal 9S3.
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FOR RENT:-Nicely furnished
 front room or suite of two rooms. Inquire 26 School Hill. Mrs. T. J. Cornell. 941
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room close in. Apply Hicks House, next to Stag Club 9S SCSool p..iI. 1S1.
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FOR SALE-One upright Kingsbury piano, brand new, s45000 instru-
 ment for s175. Address P. O. Box 370, Bisbee. 545
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JOSEPH EWENS. Plaintiff. JSEPH EWENS, Plaintiff.
 arG
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600.0O-Quarter section relinquish- ment We'll pure cold water. plenty fine soil, range. Dairy or garden. Tombstone one mile. J. J. McClelland, Tombstone. Ariz.
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FOR RENT-Five room house, bath sewer connections. Apply 103 Hig gins Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-24

FRIDAYS:-cIam chowder, cod fish and cream potatoes at office Saloon.
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RESTAURANTS

RESTAURANTS the delicious bread sered generally comes from this bakery The pro- Iprietors won't be bothered with bak- ing when they can get such fine bread from us. The same way with pastries and cakes Why not follow their example with a trial anyway Both you and we will be satisfied with the result.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-24

FOR RENT-Ten room boarding house, nicely furnished. Enquire
 Exchange saloon, Johnson addi- ton. 53S
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WHaNTED-To rent four or five room house partly furnished Ad- dress Review. 954
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FOR RENT-14 Room Brick House. completely furnished. close in. Johnson & Haigler. 952
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BISBEE BAKERY

JOHN NIcoLIcH PROP.
 PHONE 2s5
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Land
Rifles Galore

MANILA, Feb. 15.-Great interest
was aroused in official circles today
by the report that several thousand
Japnaese rifles have been landed on
the Tayalas coast 1t is feared by
some that Japan is planning to in
stall an armed force in the Philippines
such as it is believed they now have
in Hawaii. The Cruiser Chattanooga
was dispatched to Lamon bay to
search for the ship in which the rifles
were brought here. 1t is believed by
many that the rifles We're deliberately
brought in by Japanese traders and
turned over to natives, in order to en-
courage them to rebel against the Am
ericans. The authorities are having
great trouble recently with smugglers
and Japanese sea going marauders
have been among the most serious of
tenders.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Masked Bandits
Loot Safe in a
BlOomingtonBa Bank

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, FEB. 15.-Five
masked bandits dynamited the vault
of the Citizens bank at ChatswOrth,
Illinois, early today. According to the
bank officers the amount stolen is $10,-
|000. A sheriff's posse is pursuing.
The robbers operated with surpris-
ing boldness and deliberation. They ap-
peared in the city shortly after mid
night and found William Kayle, the
night watchman, guarding the bank.
Taking Kayle by surprise, they seized
bound and gagged him and then car
ried him across the street to a garage
building where one of the robbers
stood guard over him. The other four
men We're approaching the bank when
Albert Kerben, & citizen, attempted to
interfere, but was overpowered and
bound He was then placed in COM
pany with the night vatchman. After
forcing an. entrance to the building,
the robbers used four charges of nj
trogIycerine before they succeeded in
breaking the safe. They took $4,000 in
currency and about $4,000 in gold and
silver
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Spokane Democrats Favor
Man Who is Well Known
in City.
POINDEXTER WAS
NOT ENDORSED
Members of Party Here plan
Big Feed for Jefferson
Day in April.

While no real congressional boom
launched at the big meeting held by
the democrats of this district in Spo-
kane, Saturday night. favor seems to
have chrystalized for Orris Dorman,
resident of the Falls CITY, and we'll
known throughout the Inland Empire.
Mr.. Dorman seems to be a man Who is
we'll qualified for the place. He has
large business interests in Spokane,
having retired from farming in Whit
man county. Formerly, also, he was a
newspaper man in Ritzville and mar
ried a Walla Walla girl. In conse-
quence of these various associations,
he is widely known and has friends IN
all parts of the valley.
The meeting was rouser," said
Attorney Francis Garrecht of this city,
who was a speaker at the meeting and
who. with W. II. Dunphy, returned last
night. There We're 200 of the best
known democrats of the Inland Empire
in attendance and there was a harmony
and unaniimity of spirit that was en-
cOuraging. Democracy is far from dead
and there was no one Who was not
willing to take up the fight again and
no one who did not believe that |
republican principles as worked out
had given the democrats an excellent
show to win.
The press dispatches that said we
endorsed Pondexter We're mistaken.
One man, E. L. Farnsworth, COM
mended him. but as a man OF the re-
publican party, he was given no en-
dorsement by the gathering. ReDubli-
canism was not commended in any
form, and no republican was given any
of the support, moral or otherwise, OIL
the meeting.
IT is probable that there will be an
early organization of the party this
year. and working along those lines it
is likely that in Walla Walla county
the democrats will begin their work
early
From plans talked today among the
local democrats, it is probable that
. Jefferson day, always a banner dag in
the party, will be observed with a big
banquet and get-together meeting This
3',c TT April 13 and it is proba bic that
the narty that represents the interests
Ct the people will fire the fir gun
IN heir behalf on that night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
TILLMAN LOSES
THE CHILDREN

COLUMBIA, S. c.. Feb. 15.-Child-
ren of Ben Tillman, jr., were ordered
withdrawn from the custody of their
grandfather, Senator Tillman, and
awarded to the care of their mother,
who is seeking separation from the
senator's son. The decision was made
by the state supreme court, and is
based on the habes corpus proceedings
instituted by the attorneys for Mrs.
Tillman. Back of the trouble in the
Tillman families lies the love of all
concerned for the children of Ben Till
man, jr. After denying every allega-
for the children, but admitting the al
legation of intemperance, he gave the
little ones in care of Senator Tillman
and the senator's Wife. When court
proceedings We're instituted by the
mother to regain the children, Senator
Tillman filed lengthy and earnest af-
fidavit. He said the present instance
was the first time in which he had ap-
peared in court, either as plaintiff or
defendant and that he would not have
been present at that time but for the
TACT that he was dragged into the case.
The elder Tillman declared his sons
wife was not the proper person to care
Tor the children because she cherish
ed an antipathy for the family of her
husband. He declared the children
would nave a good home with himself
and Mrs. Tillman, and that unless di-
dected to do so by the courts, would
not surrender his previous charge
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
COACH MOHLER
LIKES new GAME

,oach j. F. Mohler of the Pullman
BASKETBALL team which played Whit
'N"h last night is enthusiastic over the
7"'ne as played under the collegiate
ana thinks that the game is now
'"ueh more interesting from a specta-
'''S viewpoint, as we'll as more of a
'eS' Tor the players themselves.
IN an Interview with Mr.. Mohler this
''ii's ne said that basketball all ov-
'''e northwest is of higher stand
'lan 1t ever was before: and he
Says that Pullman has the team to win
~, - championship this year. He thinks
- ''''iah Is their hardest claimant for
.S' place. but of course is confident
winning the second game to be plav-
l.. ''' 'he missionaries. Coach Moh-
.s' took his team back home this af-
~. .'00'i' where they will meet the
'eFSity of Washington tomorrow
sA'' This game will enable tho
,h1N o1 the dope" to pick out the
o% Aplonship team with the addition
VI few ifs"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Still BombarGino.

MANAGUA, Feb. 15.-General Lara,
of the administration forces, today r.-
sumed the bombardment of the city of
Matagalpa, which is held by the in
surgents' general, Chamorro. Today's
dispatches say little damage was done
to the city yesterday from the shells
the report that Lara began the bonn
bardment in utter disregard of the re-
sui has notified both Lara and Cham
orro that he will hold them responsible
for damage to property owned by the
Americans.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15

AT the College
BeQinS Tomorrow

According to an announcement in
the college chapel exercises this morn
ing by President S. 3. l.. Penrose, the
regular class work of the college will
not be given up during the celebra-
ton of the semi t-centennial of the
founding of the callege and the CEN
tennial of the birth of Cushing Eells,
the college founder. The only excep-
ton which will be made to this rule
is for the classes which ordinarily
meet on Thursday forming from 10
O'Clock until 12 m. These classes will
be given up in order that the students
NAV attend the exercises in the col
lege chapel and which will be de-
voted to the alumni, former students
of both the college and the old Whit
man seminary.
on this occasion the history of the
institution from it's founding down to
the present time will be told by mem
bers of the alumni and by former stu
dents who were in the institution dur
ing the different epochs of its his
tory. This meeting will be open to
the general public and it is expected
that it will be one of the most inter
esting Of the celebration.
Thursday afternoon at o'clock the
new Whitman Conservatory Of Music
will be dedicated. Announcement was
made this morning that the seating
capacity of Mcdowell hall, the audi
torium of the new building, would be
only 24s persons and that on account
Of the invited guests, there would be
no room for the members of the stu
dent body. Hence while the dedica-
tory exercises of the new conservatory
building are going on the students will
be required to attend the regular class
work as usual The principal features
of the dedicatory services will be a
speech by Rev R. c. Brooks of this
city. who is to speak on the life Of
Mcdowell. one of Americas greatest
musicians.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
GILBERT HUNT MAKES
STRONG ADDRESS
AT LUNCHEON.
Shows Where Walla Walla
Would Have Been with
Money Kept Here.

If the Gilbert Hunt company had
the money that has been sent to Mex
leo, it would be employing 10 men
where one is now employed. II the: COM
pany had the money that has been sent
to Astoria and Portland -or town lots,
it would be doing ten times the busr-
ness that is now being DONE" said Gil
bert Hunt, one of the pioneer manu-
facturers of the Walla Walla valley, at
the weekly luncheon of the CONNER
cial club today noon, in reviewing the
MADE in Walla Walla" situation.
IF We had kept the money at home
that has been placed in other hands
to promote electric railways" continued
the speaker, eve would have been able
to build at least 90 miles of a road, and
could have then bonded that nucleus
for further extensions, as is done in
other places
What Can be Successfully Manu-
factured in Walla Walla,' was the
subject assigned the speakers on to-
days program, T. n. Conway, of the
Walla Walla Meat & Cold Storage Co.
acting as chairman. The assembly
Continued on Page Four)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Y. M. G.. A. Off
On Long Trip
To the North

With strong determination to make
Walla Wallais Y. M. e. A. known all
over the state through the reputation
of her basketball team, the long talked
northern trip for the local "Y" team
to Sound cities to play in the cham
pionship series at Seattle, will be be-
gun in the morning, when the team
accompanied by Physical Director f.
d. Applegate, c. ]. Bowers and ]. Fl.
Mcdonald. leave for North Yakima at
$3.50
The first game will be played with
the Y. M. c. A. at North Yakima to-
morrow night and then they will go
On to Seattle to partake in the big
meet. which will be held there Friday
and Saturday afternoon and evening
Six cities will be represented in this
series, Seattle, Tacoma, Walla Walla,
Everett, Bellingham and Vancouver.
ternoon. two Friday night, three Sat
urday afternoon and the final game
Saturday night. Each team will be al
lowed to play until it has been beaten
twice when it is out OF the running.
The men who will take the trip will
line up as follows:
Morgan, center; Unser and Snyder.
forwards; Thorn and Ring, guards, and
Burns, substitute.
The local team has been practising
hard for this trip and will undoubted-
~ make good in Seattle. This is the
first championship series that Walia
Walla has entered and the ~ SIP
porters will anxiorsly await the results
Of the games.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Representatives of Cities
Of Western Tri- State
League Gathering.
MEET IN THE DACRES
HOTEL THIS EVENING
Aberdeen Asks Franchise
In New Organization
Just Starting.

Representatives from the various
towns desirous Of entering into league
ball with Walla Walla are expected In
town today to attend a meeting to be
held tonight at the Hotel Dacres for
the purpose of getting together in the
movement and forming some effective
organization
The latest applicant for admission
to the league is Aberdeen, which it is
known will not be taken into the
be a surprise to the baseball fans of
the city and is hailed as good news.
here shortly to confer with Manager
O'Brien, if he does not arrive in time
for the meeting.
On the whole the situation is bright
ening up, many towns clamoring for
admittance The main business to be
attended to first is to make each repre-
sentative put up his forfeit and then
there can be no backing out. With
this done, president of the league win
be elected, which Mr.. O'Brien says
(COntinupd on Page FOur)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
LITTLE DONE IN THE
SESSIONS OF THE
FIRST DAY.
Organization is Effected
Customary Rush for
The Best Seats.

LONDON. Feb. 15.-After the hard
est fought election England has ever
known. the third parliament of King
Edwards reign assembled at West
Minister for the sessions business at 2
o'clock this afternoon. Business thus
far has been purely formal, and for
days the session will be occupied in a
no more sensational way than swearing
in members and affecting the usual
organization.
Although the houses did not con-
,ene until , O'Clock, TIE doors opened
rs usual at midnight and all through
the early hours of the forenoon there
was the customary rush of the $50
members of the commons for the best
500 seats in their chamber. AS ,
O'Clock approached an enormous crowd
began to gather in the streets of West
Minister To watch for the members ar
rival Notable politicians were eager
ly looked for and Chancellor of the
Eychcquer Lloyd George was so en-
Enthusiastically greeted that it took a
strong squad of policemen to get him
in safely from his official residence,
No. II Downing street, to the house.
Prime Minister Asquith more appre-
hensiFe concerning the Suffragettes,
who We're prominently in evidence,
took no such risks as the chancellor,
but went across from his official resi-
dence by the way of an underground
passage provided for such emergencies.
Events this week are preliminaries
10 the formal opening of parliament,
which has been officially set for the
coming Monday. 1t will be somewhat
al a blue Monday" for both govern
ment and opposition. as the results of
The election were so close as to fur
h'sh scant encouragement to either
Continued on Page Four)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
REBEL
FORCE
READY
TODAY
President Estrada Sends an
Order to Chamorro to
Start Move.
------s 80.
LONG DEFERRED
ATTACK BEGINS
Lara Bombarding Matagalpa
But Does Very Little
Damage to City.

BLUEFIELDS, Feb. bearing
orders to General Chamorro to begin
Immediately the long deferred attack
by Provisional President Estrada is
hurrying toward Mantagalpa today
Estradas order was wired to the tel
egraph station nearest Matagalpa
where Chamorro lies. At this port ii
was entrusted to q courier.
It follows:
Strike hard and fast
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
BLIZZARD IN THE
MIDDLE WEST

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. IA furious
blizzard is sweeping the North Mis-
sissippi valley and mountain states to-
day Wire communications in Mime
sofa and Wisconsin is crippled. The
cold throughout both states is intense
and the Dakotas are being swept by
bitter winds. Western Montana was
covered last night by heavy snow
fall
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Bat Nelson Takes
Another Day Off

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1o.-Battl-
ing Nelson took another day off today,
cutting out all work except an easy
road jaunt early in the morning. Wnen
the champion returned from the road
he rested a bit and then donned ms
glad rags and made ready for pan
auet to be given tonight to Hester, his
associates, Nelson, and his manager,
Jack Robinson.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
Washington has
Smallpox Aboard

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Feb. IS.
The cruiser Washington will reach
Diamond Point quarantine today with
five cases of smallpox in the crew. .s-
sistant Surgeon Carter, in charge of
the quarantine district, received a
wireless message from the Washington
saving she is steaIping full speed
ahead
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-02-15
To Consider Meat Question.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. ia
mass meeting has been called for TO-
nigbt nv the Federated Trades council
representing nearly all the crafts In
the city to consider the meat question.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
RID CRANDE TAKES
FEATURE OF GARD.
Ridden by Tommies Wright, He
Is Returned Winner in ANA
teur Selling Stakes.

Jacksonville, Fla. March 3o.-The
amateur selling stake, second only to
TIE Derby on the stake roster of Mon
crieI Park, was productive of an ex-
celient race, Rio Grande, capably rid
den by Tommie Wright, of Baltimore.
being returned n winner. Mr.. Wright
was presented with a handsome gold
loving cup. Summaries:
First race-tive fur!ongs. purse
Flying Squirrel GO to 90, first, Miss
Loris Is to u second, Autumn Rose
q to y third. Time. 100 As.
Second race-rour rurlongs, purse
Bodega ua to y first, Supple % to 81
second Louis Katz ls to 81 third.
Time. 40 4-5.
Third race-slx furlongs, purse-El
Orn 6 to 81 first. Splendid Is to -
second Mary Rue (lT to - third.
Time, rs 2-5.
Fourth race--mlle and seventy yards.
selling, amateur selling stake, for gem
tlemen rders--Rio Grande a to 81
first Ethon 60 to 81 second. Pocomoke
GO to 81 third Time, 1:46 40. Ethon
and Pocomoke coupled in betting.
Fifth race-seven furlongs. purse
Pinto G to y first, Console 90 to ID
second, Spanish Prince Is to y third,
Time, 1:27 l-5
SIXTH race--mile and sixteenth,
purse-Yama g to y first, Golconda C
to % second, FL Fall 60 to y third
Time, AT 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31
TR|N|TY TO TAKE
S 0 j 7 HERN TRIP
Team in Fine Condition to Fin
ish Out It's Seized
ule.

Durham, \. c., March S0,-.All the men on
the team have settled down to hard work
and are beginning to show the result Of
the efficient coaching of Dr. Merle T. At
kIns. training table was Instituted at
the beginning OF the season, and under the
personal supervision of Dr. Atkins the men
are well cared for.
The outer garden is spendidly equipped
with ne!ders; Harris, Cooper. Foushee and
of foot The infcd with Walter West (cap-
tain) on first, Bunday at second Claude
West on shortstop and Houston at third.
Is perhaps tho fastest infeld Trinity has
had in some years. Tho batting of Flowers,
catcher, In games already played, evinces
the fact that he is TO be dreaded. Two
three-basc hits, with several clean singles
10 not bad out OF four games. CAN'T and
Godfrey, pitchers, have certainly proved
their mettlc, and are developing mora speed
and curves as the season advances. The
games played thus far have been character
ICED by double pays-four in recent
game with Amherst-star catches and ex-
ceilent throwing on the part OF the nelders,
The manager, Mr.. Crawford, has finally
made arrangements for the team 10 go
South on their annual tour. Tho schedule
for the Southern trip follows:
April S-CIemson College at Clemson COL
leSe.
April s--clcmson College at Clemson Col
lcge.
April l1-spartanburg League at Spartan
burg, S. C,
April ls-spartanburs League a, Spartan
burg, S. C.
April lS-universty of Georgia at Athens,
Ga.
April l4--unversty OF Georgia at Athens,
Ga.
April l5-Mercer University at Macon, Ca,
April l6-Mercer University at Macon. Ga.