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Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07
DELEGATES LEAVE TODAY

It is expected that all the dele gates from Cochise county % the con stitutioral convention will leave for he Cayt.al City on Friday morning- The delegates will leave on the morning train and reach Phoenix in the evening of the same day.
 While the question of patronage has received some attention by the local delegates, no decision has been reached as to how the delegation will act as a body. There are a num- Der of candidates for clerical positions in tn convention from this county, four for the one position of chief clerk. These are F. P. Callahan of Bisbee and R. S. Maclay, A. F. Cole and c. A. Taylor of Douglas.
 R. B. Sims, delegate from Doug las, stated this morning that it had been agreed that there would be no caucus of the Cochise county dele gation until all arrive at Phoenix. He asserted that so far as the pat rorage positions are concerned he thought that the cochise county dele gates woaid contend for one-fourth of the positions, as Cochise has ten of the forty-one delegates of the ma jority party. -Of course it will be necessary for the Cochise county dele gation to get together as a solid body to secure the recognition it is entitled to- said Mir Sims. "and this will be the object of our first eau GUS in Phoenix"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07

will be held. Pickens and Page, the champion team. will be entered and will defend their title against a number of teams from the surround ing mining district The baseball tournament for the championship of the cactus league will be played dur ing the afternoon of Statehood Day. Running and harness races. state hood speeches and parades will also be held. At night the celebration will close with a big fireworks display.
 Governor Sloan of Arizona and Gov erno- Mills of New Mexico will be guests of honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07
IS ARIZONA CENSUS
 UNDER SUSPICION? !?
tDaily Globe,

Although it is over two and a half months since Census Supervisor F. E. Towle, under whose direction the population of Arizona was counted, sent in the last returns to the census bureau at Washington. the population of no city and town in Arizona has been made public by the director ot census.
 The withholding of the Arizona re- turns has caused considerable specu- iation. but the mystery is finally solved, by a dispatch from Washing ton That is, it is believed that the mystery has been solved, for no dei- nate information has been received from Washington. nor even any in definite information. But this is the alleged solution:
 The census bureau believes that the census portfolios of Arizona have neen padded.
 The solution comes with the al. legged reason for the holding up of tho returns for the Pacific coast. No returns from that section have been made public though the enumeration was completed before that of many of the eastern centers of population, and adyices from Washington state hat three special agents of the cen 'sus department are now on the coast investigating alleged padding of the rolls. More are to be sent there. ac
 cording to the press dispatches, but Nthe census director will not say Q
 word about the suspicious of pad ding.
 1t is more than probable that the increases in the census of the prin- scipal cities of Arlzona have made the census bureau experts who are mot familiar with the great growth of the territory in the last decace to
 sit up and take notice and it ts jus,
 as probable tnat they do not 1e llieve is-
 lt is certain that every city oi
 over 5000 population in Arizona vii, show an increase over the census e' 1900 of 100 per cent. or more. and some will show 300 and 800 per cent The returns from the entire territory are expected to show and increase oi
 about 70 per cent and this alone would look suspicious to denizer
 of the District of Columbia. who
 thinks of Arizona as deso.ate
 waste, peopled by wild redskins and wilder whites.
 1 Next to Douglas. which was not on lthe map ten years ago, Globe Is ex' pected to show the highest percentage
 of increase of any city in the terri i tory. The population Of Globe in 190C
 was 1895, and it is believed that $50 CT roo per cent. Increase is a consery- ative prediction of the 1910 returns. All Of the other cities in the ter.
 ritory with the probable exception oi i Prescott and Jerome are expected to
 show increases, which at Washington are expected to be altogether too phenomenal to be true.
 When seen this afternoon, Census Supervisor Towle stated that he knew of no reason why the returns should be held up. He said that he had
 heard nothing of a suspicion that the census rolls in certain coast cities
 had been padded, but he stated that If such were the case it is not alto
 gether improbable that the returns from Arizona should be questioned.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07
The HobbIe Skirt.

What a combination a hobble skirt and the man who rocks the boat would make.-PhiIadelphia Inquirer.
 We imagine q woman with hobbIe skirt on feels Ike a man does when his suspeDders break in company Clayton (Ala.b Record.
 According to New York dispatch. the hobble skirt fad Is disappearing rapidly" IL was not supposed any thing in hobble skirt could disappear rapidly.-Kansas City Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-07

The original Budweiser beer on draught, and 8 year old Taylor whskey at George Roberts on Main street. .s
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
MRS. DELIALACOLLA
FEARS RELATIVE
Husbands Wealthy Brotfef
Threatened He Would Have
Child at Any Cost

BERKELEY, July 30.-Although Mrs.
Della Lacolla, who returned Thursday
from vancouver with her 6 year old
child kidnapped by her husband three
years before. has no fear that the hus-
band James LacoIla, will harm her or
attempt to secure possession of the
baby, she expressed a fear today that
his brother. Joseph Lacolla, said to be
wealthy, would go to almost any ends
to accomplish his purpose.
He made threats against my life.
said Mrs. Lacolla at her Spaulding
street home Il am not afraid that my
husband will attempt to take Dorothy,
but his brother Joseph declared that he
would have the child at any cost. He
has no legal right to her. but has set
his mind on kidnapping Dorothy"
Mrs. LacOlla expects her final decree
of divorce from her husband next
month She said that until the final
decree of divorce was signed she would
keep a close watch over the child, but
after that she would be placed in a con-
vent for her education. Mrs. Lacolla
then will go TO work to earn her liveli-
hood and that of her baby.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
STAFF LAYS PLANS
FOR PUBLICATION

BERKELEY, July So.-In PREPARATION
of the first issue for the fall term of
the California Occident, the university
monthly magazine. Editor Elect r. w.
Cross has commenced work with other
members of his staff. The Occident Will
be printed shortly after the opening of
college next month.
Cross, who takes up the pen relin-
quished by William w. Kergan, has a
fine record a college journalist and
writer. He served for short time on
the staff of the Daily Californian, the
student paper. and has been member
of the staff of the magazine for the last
two years.
He has held the positions of associate
editor, literary editor and was manag-
ing editor last term. His appointment
to the highest place on the Occident
was made by the English club the or
ganization which controls student lit
erary activities and dramatics. He was
unanimously elected for the editorship.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
SOCIETY Girl TO
BECOME A BRIDE
BetrOthaI Of Prominent Oakland
Maid and Lawyer Is An
n0unced Informally

OAKLAND, July announcement
has been made informally among their
relatives and many friends of the en-
gagement of Miss Evelyn Kelly and
Attorney Albert T. Shine. The wedding g
date has not been set, but the maria ge
ceremony will be an elaborate church
event Of the late fall.
The bride elect is. a member of one
of -Oakland's pioneer families. Her
father the late J.. F. Kelly, was the
founder of a large mantel and file COM
pany, which stin carries his name. The
family is prominent socially and has
long taken keen interest in charitable
institutions of this city. Miss Kelly
is a faXorite among a host of friends.
Shine was graduated in 1906 with the
degree of bachelor of arts from st.
Nary's college. He received his degree
Of bachelor OF laws three years later
from Hastings. college. University of
California. After his admission TO the
bar Shine was associated with the law
firm OF McElroy & Stetson, of which the
late City Attorney John E. McElroy was
a member The young attorney is a
member Of the Knights of Columbus.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
HUSBAND SEEKS
MISSING BRIDE
Youths Failure to Support His
Young Wife Skaters a
Pretty Romance

OAKLAND, July S0.-A romance which
began at the Seattle exposition, court
ship of several weeks, which led to
marriage against the will of the girls
parents and the sudden disappearance
of his young wife after three months
OF married life make UP the story told
to the police last night by Lee c. Rob
erts, 20 years old. who is searching for
his missing spouse. formerly Miss Amy
Stephenson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Stephenson OF "A East Twelfth
street.
According TO Roberts, his wife was
seen last on streetcar bound for
Elmhurst with her mother.
Mrs. Stephenson today said that her
daughter was forced to leave Roberts
and seek work because of his refusal
to obtain employment and support her.
She said that Roberts had worked only
two weeks since the marriage and had
lost his position on account of unsatis-
factory service.
He has broken his marriage VOWS
and proven himself unworthy of his
wife" said Mrs. Stephenson. My
husband was forced to eject him from
the house the day following my daugh-
ter's disappearance, as we were no
longer able to support him. He shall
never enter our door again
1t is believed that Mrs. Shepherdson
knows where the missing girl is. Mrs.
Roberts is said to be employed with a
family at E1lmhurst. She is q we'll
known Oakland girl and graduate of
the Oakland high school
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
TAXES ON Stone
PROPERTY STAND
Board of Equalization UpiaoIds
Assessment of Land in
Sf0nehurst

OAKLAND, July 30.-The board of
supervisors unanimously voted today to
leave unchanged the assessment made
by County Assessor Dalton of property
owned in EImhurst and San Leandro by
the e b. & A. l.. Stone company, Miss
Jennie Stone and r. S. Knight. Their
property was assessed at S127, 500,
which the stones said was too great
by 91,21O.50.
The vote to let the assessment stand
came as a result of the statement of
A. l.. Stone that he intended to fight
the assessment in the courts if so per
cent cut was not made. Previous to
this announcement some of the super
visors had been in favor of some re-
duction, but Stones defiance angered
them.
The property in question known as
Stonehurst. was recently cut up into
residence lots. 1t was assessed as such
by the county assessor many of the
lots having been sold and built upon
The stones argued that the property
should be assessed on the same basis
as contiguous farming land Deputy
County Assessor Hedemark appeared
today before the supervisors, who were
sitting as board of equalization, and
declared that the assessment was ex-
tremely low when compared with the
prices brought by the land at the re-
cent sales.
The supervisors as a board of equal
ization concluded their labors TODAY.
No serious alterations were made
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
YOUNG DIVORCE
DRAWS REVOLVER
Pretty Edith Gordon Threatens
TO Kill Escort Who Was
Too Demonstrative

OAKLAND, July 3O.-A tragedy i'm
pended in one Of the separate apart
lnents OF the AdeIine cafe, 1iSO Seventh
street. late last night, when Edith Cor
don the pretty 1s year old divorced
wife Of G. W. Sheehan, a former deputy
constable Of Fruitvale, now serving a
i've years sentence at san Quentin
.penitentiary for attempting to kin his
Wi1e, pressed the muzzle Of a revolver
against the neck Of her escort. Joseph
Gionetta, declaring that she would end
MS life unless his demonstrations of
affection for her ceased.
Patrons and attaches of the restau-
rant, who overheard the quarrel,
rushed 10 the scene and disarmed the
Noung woman. Policeman Bannister
appeared and placed both Miss Gordon
and Gionetta under arrest. They were
lodged in the city prison pending an
Investigation. Captain of Detectives
Petersen caused the woman's release
this morning. but GiOnetta was held
r. ABOUT year ago. when the young
woman went to Sacramento, following g
a. quarrel with Sheehan. who was at
that. time her husband. Sheehan fol-
~loWed her and fired FIVE shots at her
9None of the shots took effect, but Shee-
han was sentenced to five years for his
practice
- Mrs. Sheehan secured a divorce by
:Which her maiden name Of Edith Cor
don was restored to her Since that
time fear of impending trouble, it is
alleged, caused her to take the pre-
caution Of carrying revolver.
The attentions of Gionetta started but
recently, and Miss Gordon claims that
each time she has been in. his escort
his attentions have become more pro-
n0unced. Last night when the couple
were seated in private cafe box Gio-
Meta took advantage. of the seclusion
TO press his suit and when the girl
objected, he fell into a ra ge and at
1gcked her, fnficting scratches and
- -uises, according TO. her story.
Miss Gordon is the mother of two
children by her former husband.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
TAHOE TRIP SAID
TO BE HONEYMOON
Friends of Miss Elise c. Pratt
Believe She Is Now
a Bride

BERKELEY. July 30.-Friends of
Miss Elise c. Pratt, the pretty blonde
daughter OF H. Z. Pratt. head of the
employees clubs of the Southern Pacific
company. believe that her vacation trip
ITO. Lake Tahoe is in reality a honey
moon and that she is now Mrs. Charles
zAIurdock. wife Of d Nevada mining man,
who. lives a the st Francis when stop
ping in san Francisco.
- Miss Pratt left here a week ago after
Murdoch had paid her ardent court.
His suit was not looked upon with
favor by her parents. the friends say,
ION account Of the disparity of the ages
of the pretty stenographer and the
"nlining man.
Thursday. however. a marriage Ii
-cense was issued in Carson City, the
same day that Mrs. Pratt. the mother,
left her home here rather hastily for
J. Lake Tahoe. She c0nfided in nc one the
reasons for the hurried departure. bat
left. II is presumed TO be present at her
daughters wedding Pratt is believed
TO have accompanied her
Miss Pratt is one Of the most popular
young women Of the Ashby section of
= Berkeley, where she las lived with her
: .parents since the fire. She has been
~- employed as stenographer for the
last seven years with the Johnson
. Locke company Of san Francisco and
: IS highly regarded by her employers.
- Murdock. hey friends declare. has paid
marked attention 10 Miss Pratt for the
last year and an engagement an
no55ncement was expected The family
!. however. is said To have considered that
1Iurdock was not Of the age for a
match with Miss Pratt who was con-
siderablv Younger.
he continued to he constant visitor
the Pratt home. however. and is
Believed 10 have arranged the details of
tae trip which Miss Pratt took to the
pleasure resort
Miss Pratt left here week ago for
- months vacation trip with friends at
shoe. and MurdOck is said 10 have
Followed shortly afterward
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
DRESS Of COAST
WOMEN PRAISED
Miss Marion Talbot, Noted Chi
cago Educator, Says Styles
Here Are Model

OAKLAND. July 30.-According to
Miss Marion Talbot. A b, A. ~. S. B.,
LID, dean of women of the University
of Chicago. and professor of household
administration in the same Institution,
founder and officer in International body
of colIegiats alumnae, organizer Of the
dormitory system recognized through
out the country, scholar. author and
lecturer, the women of Chicago could
learn many things from the women of
the San Francisco bay, section in the
matter of dress. Six trunks of fail
models in millinery from. California is
the gift which she would take with her
on her return home
Miss Talbot and Miss Sophonisba
breckenridge We're the guests of honor
at the July luncheon given by the
women OF the California branch of the
collegiate alumnae at the Home club
this afternoon. More than leo promi-
nent graduates attended.
Following the luncheon Miss Talbot
gave an Informal talk, i'm which she
incidentally EXPRESSED her opinion Of
city.
The women Of Chfca 90 are the worst
dressed women we. know, said. this au-
thority on things feminine, ana we
wish they might learn something from
you of the coast There is really no
type of women peculiar 10 any section
of the country. The widest and WOOL
lest frequently comes to us from staid
New England, and the most, charming,
polished and most highly educated
from the plains of Montana"
Miss Talbot reviewed the work of
the alumnae from its inception. and
suggested the course its future would
follow.
The work of the Chicago School of
Philanthropy. of which she is a dean,
was the subject OF a brief talk by Miss
Breckenridge The purpose of this new
system, which is maintained by the
Russell Sage foundation. is to specially
train young people in civic reform by
a carefully prepared course of one year.
Miss Talbot and Miss Breckenridge,
who have been connected with the fac
ulty of the University of California
summer school, are leaving Immediate
ly for their home in Chicago to assume
their duties in the university.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
NEWS OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAEDA HAYWARD IEAlDRo
BOY AND HIS RIFLE
TERRIFY NEIGHBORS
Is Arrested for PromiscuOus
Shooting or the Street

OAKLAND. July SO-Captain CavalIo.
a , year old boy, who has earned his
title by being the leader of a gang OF
boys of his neighborhoOd appeared in
Judge Browns court today to explain
why he had shot at J. r. Lange re-
Gently while the latter was standing in
the warehouse of the Standard biscuit
company. lie. said that Lange had
angered him. The testimony of neigh
bors showed that the boy had the habit
of shooting with his rifle at people who
veXed him, and often at men and horses
in the street. for no apparent purpose.
Judge Brown continued the case for a
week in order TO see what may be done
with the boy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
CHANGE
Omit Coffee aud Got Well.

A woman's coffee experience is inter-
esting. For two weeks at a time I
have taken no food but skim milk, for
solid food would ferment and cause
such distress that / could hardly
breathe at times also. excruciating
pain and heart palpitation, ana all the
time was so nervous and restless.
From childhood up | had been a
coffee and tea drinker, and for the past
20 years ] have been trying different
physicians, but could get only tempo
rary relief. Then read an article tell
ing how some one had been cured by
leaving off coffee and drinking Postum,
and it seemed so pleasant just to read
about. good health I decided TO try
Postum in place of coffee.
Il made the change from coffee to
Postum, and such a change there is in
me that 1 don't feel like the same per-
SON. We.-all found Postum delicious
and like il better than coffee. My
health now is wonderfully good
@As soon as I made the shift from
coffee to Postum l got better. and now
all of my troubles are gone. / am
fieshv, my food assimilates. the pres
sure in the chest and palpitation are all
gone. my bowels are regular, have no
aches are gone. Remember, / did not
use medicines at adjust left off cof-
fee and drank Postum steadily"
Read The Road to Wellville,' found
in pkgs. There's a Reason"
Ever read the abOFe letter! A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine. true, and full of human
interest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

At last here is instant relief and
lasting permanent remedy for sore
feet. No more tired feet. No more
aching feet. No more swollen. bad
smelling. sweaty- feet. No more corns.
No more bunioTs. No more caIlOuses.
no matter what aiIs your feet or what
under the sun you've tried without
getting relief. just use TIZ-
TIZ is totally unlike anything else
for the purpose you ever heard OF It's
the only foot remedy ever made which
acts on the principle of drawing cut
all the poisonous exudatiOns which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores.
TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them
clean. 1t works right off. You will
feel better the very first time II is
used Use it a week and you can for
get you ever had sore feet. There
is nothing on earth that can compare
with it, TIZ is Tor sale at all drug
gists', 25 cents per box, or direct il
you wish from Walter Luther Dodge
& Co. Chicago, III. Recommended and
sold by
rrEyt- n44II RnTTC, COMnXAYxy
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
FACULTY CLUB BARS
STUDENTS AS WATERS
New Ruling Made by Board of
Directors

BERKELEY, July 3O.-The fashion
able faculty club of the university will
not employ students as walters next
year, as has been the plan in past
years. No reason has been assigned
by the boards of the club for the new
ruling, which, however, will affect only
few students. Owing to the opening of
several new hotels here, students who
desire employment to work their way
through college viii have little trouble
in finding positions in other clubs and
hosteIries.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
SHALL STORES INVADE
EXCLUSIVE PIEDMONT?
Hilisborough of Alameda County
Divided on Question

OAKLAND. July 30.-Whether or not
stores are to be permitted in the city
of Piedmont, the Hillsborough OF Ala
media county, has been taken up by a
committee from bhe Piedmont improve
ment club. The residents of the hilIy
municipality are said to be about even
~ divided on the question.
Some of the dwellers in Piedmont are
in favor of allowing the establishment
of civic center, where all of the busi-
ness and marketing of the city could
be done.
The committee has asked for time in
which to consider the civic center prof.
ect, and it is expected that a report
viii be made by the committee at the
next meeting of the Improvement club.
AT present Piedmont is a Storeless city.
CONVENT WILL REOPEN Alameda. July 30
term Monday
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
WOMAN FRIGHTENS
BURGLAR FROM HOME
Mrs. George Wagner Meets
Man Face 10 Face

BERKELEY, july Sa-Mrs George
NaSner Of 2035 Bancroft way prevent
ed burglar from robbing her home
laSt night The burglar had pried open
the Kitchen door and was wandering 2
around the house. when Mrs. Wagner
heard him. Tiptoeing to the room she
suddenly opened the door and con-
fnonted the robber, who ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
SIERRA CLUB HOME
FROM MONTHS. TRIP

BERKELEY, July 3O.-Members of
the Sierra club, which includes many
3. Berkeleyans, arrived here today from
their months outing on Kings river
and vicinity. over 200 persons made
fbe trip, and not a single accident
,ozrred the vacation, The Los Angeles
q. contingent expect. TO reach home Au-
gust ?.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
NATIVE SONS PREPARING
FOR ADMISSION DAY
Piedmont Parlor to Be Well
Represented in Parade

OAKLAND, July 30.-Piedmont parlor
No. 120, ~ S. G. W., of this city is ar
ranging to have 400 members represent
the parlor in the celebration of the
sixtieth anniversary of the admission
of California into the union, to be held
in San Francisco September 8, and
10 The parlor has secured headquar-
ters in San Francisco in Stockton street
opposite the st. Francis hotel "A pa
rade uniform of red and white has been
adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. July 3e.-Tbe following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Charles ". conwsy. SO. and Osine A. Thomp-
son 80 both Of Oakland.
Albert B. Guhl. 40, Aberdeen. WASH and Anna
tsInlls 80 Oakland.
GO both OF Oakland.
both Of Oakland.
4 Lawrence a MacBride. %. Berkeley. and Olga
z aolnlstron, p, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
EXPRESS COLLTDES
WITH A WORK TRAIN
ISeeeiaI Disealch 70 The eli

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SAN ANSELMO, July 5O.=In a panic
Of fear $50 labcrers. .leaped from work
train where they had been shoveling
gravel and escaped injury this morning
when an express train from San Rafael
crashed into the fiatcars, wrecking one
and damaging the front of the express
locomotive. The wreckage was soon
-Tpa red