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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-11
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S6ATTLE. Oct. 11.--After q tour
o fthe Restricted district early to-
day. DR.. Il. A. Bell. superintendent
Of the famous Midnight mission in
Chicago. branded Seattle as the
wickedest city that has veen visitel
by the Purity league party that IL
touring the west. probing the white
slave traffic and other evils that
tend to degrade civic standards.
DR.. Bell declared that the dis
trict is worse than anything seen In
Asia or the Suex.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-11

will find aomens Of underwear compile
prove satisfactory The best weights for fall
very thorough Veas fleece Jaeger
find the thing you This underwear
biggest drawing cards Mems Store that is strange
itself and lives up to its reputation
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10 YEAR OLD GIRL DRESSED AS
MAN, ATTEMPTS "A HOLD UP

WALLACE, Ida, Oct 1i.--Although she admitted freely
that attempted holdup while attire
19yeaod today steadfasy
to give address, The young
booked under the Of Kate Summers.
When Chester G. Richie, bookkeeper for the Hercules
walking toward his shortly midnight
he stopped by masked Who a
before Achilles face ordered him
Instead Rchlie gapped with the wouldbe highwayman
and landed strong punch on his opponents The next
moment he surprised to hear appealing feminine
pleading freedom. Riche his cap
the police station under the that his ps
who possessed unusually high voice.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. r.,
Hay is at Orting attending the fu.l
neral Of his stepfather. who died
Saturday at the State Soldiers
home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-11

Multnomah county will be fully
nine feet long. Many precincts and
counties there will be local In
initiative measures, tending to
swell the length Of the ballot con-
siderably.
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) . Q . . = 90 . . 90 Z
- vENiREMEN EXCUSED 4

. Fifty-four veniremen were Z
= excused from jury duty by =
. Judge Hinkle Of the superior Z
. court yesterday, ~ being ex- =
= cused permanently and q un- =
= til the November term. Busi- =
= ness matters which could not =
= be postponed were responsible =
. for most of the releases until =
. term. while old age. physical =
= infirmities and kindred affiic- =
. tions were the reasons for the =
. permanent dismissals. =
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DOUGLAS, Ariz.--M. c. (Bill)
Barlow, the editor Of Sage Brush
Philosophy. died here following a
sudden attack OF heart disease.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
FACULTY NOT IN
CH|LDREh'S PARADE
5iS5EE SCHOOLS HAD NOTHING
WHATEVER TO DO WITH
TEMPERANCE RALLY.

Last night a statement appeared
in the evening paper to the effect that
on election day a number of school
children. accompanied by their teacn.
ers, marched 10 the depot and sang
several prohibition songs, later re-
peating the performance on the plaza.
According to Prof Philbrook or tue
public schools. this is absolutely IN
true. He states that there might have
been some Of the children from the
school but il was not done with the
consent of the faculty members. nor
did the teachers accompany them.
Over month ago at a teachers
meeting 1 instructed every teacher
TO have absolutely nothing To do with
the campaign and to take no part in
Il as far as the influence exerted by
their positions as teachers was con.
cerned. The report that they accom-
panied their scholars on a singing
tour is absolutely without foundation.
A few of them might have gone. but
not with the consent OF the faculty
ard most assuredly unaccompanied by
any OF the teachers OF the Bisbee
schools"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
OUT TO
REOPEN BONANZA
LOWELL SALOON is TAKING
STEPS TO COMPLY WITH THE
LAW in CASE.

Now that the election excitement
has subsidized. Messre. Kragh and
Johnson. proprietors OF the Bonanza
bar at Lowell. are preparing 10 re-
open their place OF business.
Two weeks ago the place was
closed by order OF Sheriff White on
account OF the license having expired
III required a petition signed by a ma
joritv of residents within three miles
of its location before it could again
open its doors. The proprietors. be-
fore circulating a petition, agreed to
await the result of the election.
Yesterday a petition was put in
circulation and so far about every
business man in Lowell has affixed
his signature. The proprietors OF the
Bonanza expect that it viii take only
day or two to complete the neces
sary number of names. when the petit
ton win be forwarded 20 Tombstone
They expect to reopen shortly AFTER
February /
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
incorporation ACT
READY FOR CONCAES
TAFT MEASURE TO CURB BAD
TRUSTS AND LET GOOD ONES
ALONE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-After be
ing subjected to close scrutiny by
prominent lawyers. and undergoing
repeated revisions, a bill embodyiag
the ideas of President Taft for q
federal Incorporation act is ready to
be introduced The preparation rep
resents months OF work OF Wick's-
rEam and NageL
Corporations given a charter under
the bill are to be held TO strict &c
eountability for the observance Of the
provisions. for no less than three dis
tinct methods are available TO dix
possess them Of the privilege Of doing
business. These are the right 81
congress 10 amend or repeal he
charters. the right OF the commits
sioner Of corporations to sue for re-
ownership in case Of the violation OF
any Of its features: the right OF the
attorney general to bring proceedings
OF annuIment for violations Of the
antitrust act
Advocates OF the bill believe IL Is
gaining favor and will prove popular.
and will compel a readjustment Of
business methods by corporation.
This will not be harmful TO good
trusts Monopolistic combinations
it is declared. will be prevented.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
DOUGLAS WELCOMES BIssee
lDouglas Internaticnal.)


Golfing interest is reviving IN Bis
o.e with the advent Of Marshall as
cub expert and the advent of more
golf players among the officers and
directorate of the Warren District
Country club. This is evidenced by
The fact that next Sunday the Warren
team which comes to Douglas to play
IS holes at match play will consist
OF twenty players instead of only ten
as heretofore this year and as had
heen planned for the Sunday match.
This revival of interest is gladly vel
coined by Douglas which wants to
see the older city and younger sister
club take a rank in golf circles a close
second to the local team.
The sports and pastimes committee
last night selected a team to repre-
sent the Douglas Country club in the
Warren match which is made up as
ollOws: J. Stuppi, II. T. Cuthbert,
l. Smith, Holden (captain), Thorn
a.. R. L. Scott. Forth, French, Speed,
Reno. c. r. Scott. Drake, Kirkland,
Packard. T. NJ Smith, Robinson, Bad.
ger. Todd George and Rae. Substi-
utes. Cass. Foster. Hooper. Iverson,
B1tler and Rutherford.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
PREACHER FAVORS
HIS AFFINITY
SAYS WIFE OPPOSED HIS HOLY
MINISTRY, AND LIFE is MIS-
TRABLE.

PHOENIX. Jan. 27.-The latest
chapter in the sensational develop
iments in the marital troubles Of Rev.
John Cronenberger OF Bueyrus. o.,
later of Phoenix. then of Santa Bar
bara and Santa Ana. Cal. known in
the latter place as Rev. George High
and now in Reno. New, establishing
a residence for divorce, is the arrival
in Reno of his wife.
Mrs. Cronenberger went to Reno
TO prevent his securing the separa
ton, as she claims, for the purpose
Of marrying an affinity. said to be a
Phoenix girl. member Of his Christian
church congregation here. The young
lady is said to have visited him where
he preached in California and also
in Los Angeles last summer.
Cronenberger says his wife has al.
ways objected to his preaching. and
has made his life miserable for him,
and they have not lived together for
several years. but he loves his two
little boys and has endured much for
their sake. He has borrowed money
for them to come to Reno. expecting
their arrival shortly. Mrs. Cronen-
berger's advent in Reno was a great
surprise.
The stories of both the husband
and wife are pathetic. She declares
he lived under a fictitious name in
California to cover his actions with
the Phoenix woman. while he says he
did it to protect the ministry She
telegraphed to the Reno police that
he was to elope with the woman and
TO arrest him.
The wife has consulted attorneys
and is determined to fight any action
he may take. His attorney declares
he viii see Cronenberger. who is en-
ployed in a grocery store at Reno.
through at any cost.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
ALL IS TRANQUIL AFTER THE
GREAT Victory CAMPAIGN

ana forget spirit. and all have re-
sumed the even tenor OF their ways
There will be no contest of the cleo.
ton on account of the polls in Bisbee
and Douglas closing at O'Clock in
stead of 6. which was rumored night
before last on the streets. Also It is
presumed that the case OF alleged
Illegal voting at Lowell will not be
pushed to trial for lack Of evidence.
Jacob Schmidt, one Of the promi
nent citizens OF Bisbee. who has been
a resident here for almost thirty years
and who is one OF the heaviest ak
payers in Bisbee. expressed himself
as well satisfied with the result CT
the election Mr.. Schmidt said:
Il have lived here a long time AMI
have watched the camp grow into n
city of which we are all proud.
paid my first tax in Bisbee in 1881
on a three-room house. My tax Tor
the past year was S1730.72. In cast
ing my vote | took into consideration
the fact that the city treasury is now
almost depleted and the serious en-
barrassment to the conduct of city
affairs if the revenue from liquor ous-
mess was cut on. Curtaiiment in all
city departments would have been nee
essary if prohibition had carried. II
would have necessitated a curtailmeit
in the police department and the fire
department with the result that insur
ance rates. instead OF being decreased.
would have undoubtedly been in
creased.
Il also took into consideration the
business condition in Bisbee for the
past two years. Property has de-
creased in value on account of the
industrial depression and the ell
forcement of prohibition. and the va
eating of buildings occupied by liquor
dealers and warehouses. would have
caused a further depreciation.
Il was very much interested 10
the result of the election. and be-
lieve the citizens of Bisbee decided
the question in a manner which
leaves no doubt of the prevail ing SEN
timent in this community. and that
il was decided for the best interests
Of all concerned in the welfare OF
Bisbee
I would like 10 take this opportuni-
" TO congratulate the voters who nn
Yesterday cast their votes against
The fanatical ideas Of strangers who
have lately come to our midst"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
DECISION IN TAX
CASE APRIL 2
SUPREME COURT WILL Am
NoUNcE FINDING IN TIE
COPPER QUEEN APPEAL.

After hearing the arguments in the
suit brought against the Copper Queen
company to collect alleged unpaid
taxes to the amount OF between xl75.-
900 and 100000, the supreme court
at Phoenix has adjourned to recon
vene April ?. when the decision Viii be
handed down.
The Copper Queen suit has gone
through the courts several times
The county assessor fixed vaiua-
ton on the Copper Queen property
that brought $4,000 in taxes. which
the county equalization board in
creased 70 100000.
The Copper Queen company psd
the $4,000 and refused TO paw the
balance, which resulted in the suit 10
collect the remainder. This. wiz.
accrued interest, now amounts h
100000. Judge Doan recently decided
in favor Of the Copper Queen on the
ground that the assessor Of Cochise
county had not sufficiently described
the property. Attorney E. Z. EIlif
wood appeared for the Copper oueef
and Attorneys II. J. Pickett and =
s. Clark for the taxpayers OF Cochise
county.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
CATCH-ALL is

CATCH-ALL is
The following communication from
Rev. W e. Spicer expresses The views
Of the Anti-Saloon League on the re-
suits of Wednesdays election.
Say for me that / am proud of tae
patriots who dared to face the SUD
posedly all potent liquor power and
show their American patriotism IN "A
vote against the iniquitous sa icons.
That II / must have enemies am
proud they are made in this cause
and from among the products Of the
saloon business.
Say for me that / ana not one whit
discouraged by the result of the bal
loting in Cochise county. that this is
but a skirmish that has brought Or.
the real war against the saloons an
Arizona Saloons usually win the
skirmish. They never win the real
war. The tactics employed by the
saloon forces have nerved the man
hood and womanhood of Cochise
county for a battle royal and it's a
fight along this line if it takes all
eternity. Today marks the begin-
ming of the end for soloondom IN
Arizona. Soldiers were born in this
conflict that will never hush the throb
OF the war drum until the saloon Is
no more
Say for me that | freely forgive
all who have cursed my name and
abused me in word or deed; that
am not against the salooEkeeper o.
his partners in The crime of the liquor
business, but I AM MORE THAN
EVER BEFORE AGAINST THE
LIQUOR TRAFFIC, and | confidently
expect TO see it put out Of Arizona by
the franchise OF Arizona citizenship in
the near future. Here / stand.
cannot do otherwise. God be my help.
w. T. Spicer."
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
INDIANS FEET FROZEN
Globe Silver Beltl

With their feet so badly frozen that
they could not walk, two Indians
were operated upon at the county
hospital yesterday. by DR.. j. l.
Wales.
The Indians were found in the
Payson district a few days ago. in a
pitiful condition. While hunting in
the mountains late in December they
were caught in a severe snow storm
and as they were unable TO secure
shelter. their feet were terribly froz-
en-
They finally made their way back
to the settled community. but for
some reason did not communicate 10
the authorities in that distric; any in
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
HOOKING INQUIRY ON.

NEW YORK Jan. 26.-Transfer 81
several memberships on the stock ex.
change is likely to result from ir-
quiry into the collapse OF the Colum-
bus and Hooking pool. A speciai in
sestigatins committee has full data
from the committee on insolvencies
regarding the suspension of I.athrop.
Haskins & Co. j. NJ. Fiske and Co,
and Roberts. Hall and Crfss, and is
further directed 10 Investigate trans.
fers in securities between any mcm-
Der OF the exchange and all firms who
announced their inability 20 meet OBJ
legations on January 10 and 90"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28

formation regarding their injuries.
As the result. when their condition
was discovered. the nesh of the frog
en- members was decaying and drop
ping from the bones and they were
unable to walk except with the great
est difficulty
Al the county hospital. a partial
amDutation of both feet was perform
ed on both Indians They are in a
critical conditio. however, and it is
doubtful whether or not they will re-
cover.
1t is said that another Indian suf-
fered in the same way as did the two
patients at the county hospital but
he has not as yet been brought TO
this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28

The skirmish is over. and everyone
knows where the county STANDS on
the question. Several saloon men
have already expressed themselves as
fcvoring strict regulation and early
closing which is probably one good
result OF the campaign just ended.
There seems to be no bitter feeling.
which sometimes follows an oiecuoa
of this character. and both winners
and losers are taking a phi osophicai
view Of the outcome.
Some little Tits before the election
have been considered ia the forgive
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
George Returns

Mr Johnny George returned from
n Paso this morning. Mr.. George
-eports that the racing at Juarez.
though not the financial success that
was hoped for it this year, has a
uture in front of it that will make it
not only a financial success but one
I the greatest racing centers in this
country There are 514 stables or
racing horses on hand this year, and
some of the worlds records have
been crowded so closely it is a ques-
ton if new records of speed have not
been established.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
SAIL LAKE, Tns PLACE.

ELY, New Jan. 27.-As a result OF
hundreds Of queries relative TO the
location OF the Jeffries-Johnson con.
test and the so-called controversy be.
tween Richard and Gleason. Tex
Richard today made public the terms
OF the contract signed last Monday
IN Ogoen by Richard. Berger ana
Jenries. Under the contract the con
test is 20 take place in Salt Lake IN
fess the authorities interfere. and In
case they do interfere Richard is to
forfeit the entire purse OF s10i 900
to the contestants. who are TO divide
IL equally.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
ENTRY CANCELLED.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2T.-tspeciall
The secretary of the interior ma:
approved the decision OF the land OF
flee in holding for cancellation the
homestead entry of Agnes Pas in
the Phoenix land district SenaipI
Smoot Of Utah is again to Introduce
a bill TO annex the northern portion
Of Arizona to Utah
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
RESUME PROBE TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-The Bal
linger-Pinchot probe viii be resumed
tomorrow with CLAWS again on The
stand. None is willing to hazard q
guess at the length Of the inquiry.
One committeeman declared that az
the rate OF progress at the first ses
sion it will take nineteen years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
ASSASSIN IS
TAKEN To The
FLORENCE PEN
Judge Doan Formally Senten-
ceS Pfankuche and Sheriff
White Takes Him On First
Train TO Prison.
Especial TO Reyiew)


TOMBSTONE. Jan. 27.. A shor'
session of the district court was hen
this morning. Judge Doan having re
turned from the session of the 50
preme court at Phoenix.
The first matter taken up was the
pronouncing OF the sentence upon
William P,annkuche who was con-
Vfeted of the murder of Asa T. Hoy al
the recent session of the district
court. Pfunnkuche was told 20 stand
up. and after the court had notified
him OF the legal facts of the case rs
TO his having been indicted. tried ano
having been found guilty. and asked
him If he had anything to say or ie-
gal cause 70 show why the Judgment
of the court should not be pronounc'
ed. he replied:
Il would like 10 say a few words.
I first wish to apologize TO the court
for my outbreakings during the trial
Of the case. feel that the jury In
considering the case against me. con
sidered the killing of Buckholt which
resulted in finding the verdict they
did. ] feel that / should be punished
for that offense and am willing to take
my punishment
After he sat down, Attorney Eng
lish, for the defendant, said that in
view of the fact that the prisoner
had been convicted and sentenced TO
serve the term of his natural life in
the penitentiary, he was ciyilly dead.
and requested the court TO enter an
order for the dismissal of the other
charges pending against the defend
ant. He stated that the keeping OF
these charges on the canleder sought
10 point the finger of guilt on mem.
bers of the defendants family and
asked that they be dismissed.
District Attorney Williams stated
to the court that he could see nc reas-
on for the dismissal OF the cases, and
the request was denied
Pfannkuche was taken out on the
morning train by Sheriff White and
will tomorIpw begin his service at
Florence.
Vincente Rurales, who was indicted
on charge of burglary committed at
Fairbank and who had ent cred q
plea of guilty, was sentenced to serve
a term OF two years. Rurales was
held to await the action of the grand
jury on another charge OF burglary,
but the grand jury ignored it and he
was released. He was out but a few
days when he broke into the Monte
yuma hotel at Fairbank and stole a
number of quilts. He was appre.
hended and the case taken before the
grand jury and the indictment re-
turned to which he pleaded guilty.
An order was entered on motion y.
the district attorney allowing Mrs.
Kathryn Mabry, who is under indict.
ment on two charges Of enticing young
girls to houses used for immoral pur-
poses in Bisbee. TO be released on her
own recognizance. For several weeks
Mrs Mabry has been held at the couu-
~ hospital suffering from attacks OF
heart failure and is generally getting
weaker. and upon the statement made
by the county physician, it was deem
ed advisable To let her return to her
home in Bisbee
An order was also made releasing
Mrs. Susanna August. who is held on
charges OF robbery at Douglas. jointly
with her husband. on account OF her
having number of small children
who needed her attention. Her hus-
band is held in the county Jail
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
Boosts for 1915

Clifford w. Parsons, representing
hardware house of Frisco. in in
the city on his semi-annual trip. Mt.
Parsons has a pocketful Of San Fran
cisco-Panama-Pac ific-International ex-
ositon buttons bearing the date of
1915. What better evidence need the
world have that the city by the sea
has recovered wholly from the fire
and earthquake of some four years
ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
On a Hunting Trip.

ID. c. Bardon. until recently con
nected with the Greene Cattle Com
pany at Hereford. and J. r. Combs.
shift boss in one OF the c. & A. mines,
viii leave today for a ten days hunt.
ing trip in the Huachucas. and Incl
IDENTIFY 10 inspect some mining cianns
belonging to Bardon. The properly
is on the south side OF the mountains
near the Princeton mine
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
NOW IT'S THE LIBERALS.

LONDON. Jan. 27-The Liberals
are meeting better fortune in the
closing stages of the elections. The
prospects now is that the coalition
majority viii eventually approach
12c.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
FOUR MORE ADDED
TO WET MAJORITY
LAST RETURNS MAKE THE OF
FIcIAL FIGURES OF ELEcTIon
ABoUT COMPLETE.

Additional returns which were act
available Wednesday night adds four
more votes TO the wet majority O:
Cochise county. With the returns of
four more precincts in. everything Is
complete with the exception OF Para
disc and Rucker. IL is known. how
ever. that Paradise gave a majority
for the vets. The additional pre-
cincts. with their vote. was as to.-
lows
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
Large Boxing Class.

Indications point to a large boxing
class at the Y. NJ. c. A. under the di-
rection of Prof. Thomas O'Hara. Al
ready fourteen men are enrolled, WITH
many more in sight Boxing lessons
have already begun
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
Is New interpreter

is New interpreter
Mr.. Homer Kuhn, of Pittsburg. Pa.
has been appointed as interpreter in
the United States customs service
here on the border, TO succeed Mr..
Frank Dayton, who has become the
immigrant agent. Mr.. Kuhn will re
port for duty in Douglas in about two
weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-28
Douglas News Notes.
Give Gard Party

Give Card Party
The Hearthstone club gave a card
party to their members and friends
this afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. H. Davis, on 18th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-08
S,.IT OVER PHONE NtMBER.
Z nsirc tak~r Holds rhat Canal 1919
Ras Become Almost . Trade MARI.

CIycIxSArI. Nov. :. A novel injunction
suit was filed to-day by James Joseph
Gilligan. an undertaken. against the Bell
Telephone Company. The suit seeks to
en- DIN the telephone company from chang
ing his telephone number. which Is Canal
1912.
Gillig gan SETS forth in his suit that one
corner 81 Seventh and Plumb streets has
been occupied by the Gilligans as an nm
dertak ing establishment for many years.
After his father died the Gilligan estate
moved from the property and he. Gilligan.
took the corner. He says that the num-
Der Canal 1912 has become almost q
trade mark and that the telephone com
pany wants To change his number and
that people who call that number do not
get his place Of business. Gilligan asserts
in the injunction s'it thai this action Of
tn. tclephon. company greatly harms his
bIIsin eSs.