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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
b|SbEE YOUTHS
READY FOR TWO
BASKET GAMES
Boys and Girls Face a Hard
4 Psapositioa Ihis.--EYeaiaa
Against Tucson High and
the University.

Both the boys and girls of the high
school will wind up their basketball
season tonight as far as the home
lot is concerned. when they clash with
Tucson high and the university of
Arizona respectively
Last night the Tucson BOYS ar.
rived in town, seven strong. and are
being entertained by the locals. They
are husky looking bunch of lads
and appear as though ready to nut
up a stiff battle. The university gir,s
went to Douglas and played the
Smelteryilie girls their final game OF
the season last night They will re-
turn TO Bisee this morning.
The loca; boys will use the lineuL
that has been composing the first
team in practice and in the local tour
nament games. and promise that the
h2ttle viii be as warm a one as they
can make it. They admit Tucson
is 4 strong aggregation. but from the
TACT that they have once defeated
turn 10 Bisbee- this morning.
the better of the argument on the
dope sheet. In fact. both teams are
atoat evenly matched. as regards
size. weight. etc. II anything. Tue
son has a Sigh: advantage in these
two respects. but l3isbee has the
English on the right side of the cue
bal that makes up for any deficit
there might be. !
The visitors viii line up as follows:
Hardley and Hughes. forwards:
Seamands. center; Proctor Sullivan.
guards; Mcmillan and Skinner, subs.
Bisbee will shoot them up thus'y:
r. Benton and F. Champion. for
wards; W. OMalIey, center: C. Hurst
and r. Champion. guards. with lots of
subs on the side lines
But We must not forget the girls
They're looking for the harder ussle
Of the two. for II they win out they'll
have 10 beat a team that downcd
them in the first encounter. though
the margin by which they did it was
them the home ta'ent has Just little
great amount of croaking about what
viii happen to the home girls. as the
doings come OFF on their own lot. They
are also going to use the lineup they
have had all sesson. which IS as fol-
lows:
Forwards Blanche Beckwith. !
Louise Bauer. C,aiTe O'DOnnell; cen
ters, Lena Blair and Myrian Toles:
guards. Dora Daily. Bessie Riley.
The university didn't say anything
about lineup when the girls pgsseo
through last night. 50 il will have 10
be omitted until the morrow
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
TOMBSTONE GIRL VICTIM OF
FIRST ARIZONA PELLAGRA CASE

~H1tF y
PeIiasra. that much dicassed dis
ezSr. better known as Italian leprosy.
Mas claimed victim in Arizona.
pEobzbsy the FIRST ease of its kind
IN the west. that is the FIRST case dag
ssused by PHYSICIANS as such.
Iescphins sNfeeililsns, - AGED. 4 :.
slaughter OF the court interpreter a
roraostonc. died yesterday az Solo
fszanViise after an illness of several
<r<Ss which had puzzled numerous
fskos.cisuS DIR. B9con. lof Tomb
srsne- however, Was finally consulted
and diagnosed the case as one of pei,
fssra in its advanced stages. He
prescribed for the girl, but she died
yesterday afternoon and the doctor
Nras notified by telegraph last night.
Pe4isEra is disease that has never
foand its way TO America. except a
Few mild cases. recently reported. in
Illinois II is prevalent. however,
in sbe northern portions OF Italy. in
Spain. the south of France and other.
parts Of Europe. Pellagra Is due to
eating altered maize Or products
thereef. and in Italy Is generally con
fsned - the poorer cases and the
country districts and Is worse in
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
DR.. BABCQCk PRAISES B|SbEE
STUDENTS At THE UNIVERSITY

Page EIGHT-Catch DIR BABCOCK
Dr. X. c. Babcock. president OF the
University OF Arizona. al Tucson. VS.
tied the Bisbee High School yesier-
day and favored the pupils with an
enthusiastic talk. DIR. Babcock comes
as part of the scheme of the reg1l-
lsT examination OF the work OF the
territorial high schools carried on by
the University. as he himself says.
I'm entirely friendly and cooperative
visitation. In speaking OF his visit
To Bisbse. DR.. Babccck said:
The territorial law provides that
the oDuzse of study of the high school
SHAH he such that a student who
completes Il shall be able TO enter
the university OF Arizona.
The condition OF the Bisbee high
school shows STEADY improvement "a
ss-sOol standards and school spirit.
oRe OF the strong. sound. progressive
sf1lo0ts oi the territory
~Durley and Wetenkamp. graduates
OF the Bisbee school. are doing such
gUod work in the University THAI the
faculty end administration OF the uni
versity are anxious to get as many
OF the Bisbea graduates as possible.
Referring TO the territorial uniyer-
sffy. President Babcock said,
The university is in better condi- |
tiOn than over before; with a college
REGISTRATION OF about li5 and regis !
tTs8tion in the preparatory department
Nsl5si, will bring the total consider
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
FAULT FINDING
BY PART|SANS
SURE TO REACT
Attitude of Evening Miner
Toward Water Question In
lures Both the City and the
Republican Party.

The Bisbee Evening Miner is ap-
parently on the verge OF a nervous
breakdown because there is not at
the present time sufficient water de
yeloped in the city well in Tombstone
canyon to supply all OF the require.
ments of the city
The Miner is falling into the habit
of late of being a chronic kicker, and
in order to play the roe successfully,
is often forced into a silly position.
With the city campaign approaching
the nervous twitching of the Miner is
becoming more noticeable and the
eagerness of our evening contempor-
airy To appear pleasing in the eyes
of the republican city central com
mittee is leading it into exaggerss
tons and erroneous deductions. which
in the case of the published water
supply available for the use of the
city, and particularly for the fire de-
partment. is injuring the property
owners of the city who are demanding
a lower insurance rate.
At the present writing the city of
Bisbee has expended the sum of $500
in constructing the submerged dam
and $1,000 in sinking the we'll While
it Is true that the efforts OF the city
council to provide its own municipal
water supply. instead of purchasing
ii from the Bisbee Naco Water COM
pany. has not met with the results
that had been hoped for at the pres
ent time. still il was step in the
interest of economy.
During the rainy season. no doubt
the city well viii furnish an ample
supply for all municipal purposes.
In the dry season it will be necessary
10 add to the city supply OF water
by buying the water from the local
water company. but the Review is
of the opinion, and we believe every
fair minded person in Bisbee Will
agree with the Review. that the coun-
ell was justified in expanding the two
thousand dollars on the Tombstone
canyon well in the attempt to develop
for the city a sufficient water supply
for municipal purposes.
The impression should not be at
tempted TO be conveyed that the fire
department in Bisbee is crippled for
lack Of q sufficient flow of water in
the city well. There is at present
in the city tanks 100000 gallons of
water available for fire fighting pur-
poses.
The city campaign is coming on
and both political parties find that
there is difficulty in securing citizens !
to accept the nomination for the !
council and the mayoralty. Why?
it IS for work which must be
performed gratis and at the same time
be subjected in many instances TO I'M
Just criticism.
Such weak attempts TO make po-
itical capita, If pursued during the
,ity campaign by our evening con-
will very likely have the
opposite to the desired effect. AS
| rule the public wants to be fair. So
as as the city well is concerned. the
.fty council has expended two thou
and dollars in an attempt TO save
he city many Thousand dollars in its
water bills The results have not
zen all that was hoped for. but UNI
Ter the conditions the best possible
-esuIts have been attained Praise
instead OF criticism is due the mayor
nd city council for the effort.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
NEGRO is COLLEGE ORATOR.

DIES MONIES. Ia. March 1.-Reprc.
sentatives OF the principal colleges of
Iowa assembled today for the annual
contest of the State orito-isai asso-
citation. Prominent among the CON
testants is a negro. Hery Csssman
who was chosen to represent Cornell
College, at Mount Vernon. In the
preliminary confess Coleman defeated
all rivals. speaking on the subject
The Philosophy Of the Race Prob
lem
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05

4, ably beyond two hundred. The pre-
psratory department is decreasing
with the growth of the nigh schools
lof the territory. which now number
twelve end the lowest year OF this
department will be dropped within
the next two or three years.
The income OF the university for
tho current year Tor instruction and
administration and equipment and
Improvements Is about $4,000, besides
abou, $4,000 for the agricultural e.;-
pertinent station. Pert of the work
of the latter department CONSISTS III
experiments in dry farming. carried
on in the Sulphur Springs valley To
ward which the e. p. and S. W sys-
TEN has given the university $1,000.
1T IS gratifying to know that the
high schools are sharing the prosper
ity and growth which characterize
the University. and it is greatly to be
desired thar Bisbee shall secure its
new high school building. so that the
congestion and distraction incident
TO its present location in connection
with the grammar grades may be
done away with
Such commentators. coming as
they do from such man as Dr. Bah
cock. the esteemed president of our
is a source OF great pleas
ure to the citizens of Bisbee.
d.. Babcock spent the day in Wis
itirg the schools of the city and call
ing on friends. He will return 10
Tucson this morning
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05

! times of famine. when diseased or
termented maize is the chief article
OF diet The trouble begins with
Indefinite digestive disturbances, with
insomnia, but as the disease progress
es there occurs eruptions on the skin,
followed by suppuration and the for
NATION. 81 dassSsspossez more
severe forms there are backaches,
spasms and paralysis.
The extent of the ravages OF this al.
lection may be estimated from the
fact that OF 500 patients in the Italian
lunatie asylum in 1897. one-third of
them we're afflicted with pellagra.
Treatment resolves itself into a cor
rection OF diet and removal from the
infected district
The Mechi,ena girl had an Unsuitable
appetite for candy and consumed
large quantities of IT, This candy,
which was OF the cheap variety. con-
tanned much glucose. which is corn
product The glucose in all prob
ability conveyed the disease which
resulted in death.
The case is an extremely rare one
ard the first known case of its kind
in the southwest, at least. If not the
entire country west Of the Mississippi
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05

SEATTLE. March 4.-United States
District Attorney Todd has been sub
ponaed to testify in the Ballinger-
Pinchot Investigation next week and
will leave for Washington tomorrow.
Todd believes he viii be asked to ses-
tify concerning the statement made
the committee by Horace Jones that
he was instructed by Todd not to lay
the land fraud charges before the
grand jury a Seattle. because Fed
craI Judge Hanford was constitution
ally opposed to trying such cases. In
an interview Todd denied making
the statements.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
FRAZER DISMISSED;
NOT ENOUGH PROOF
JUDGE MURPHY, OF LOWELL
DOES NOT SEE HOW He CAN
HOLD ACCUSED.

Jestice Murphy yesterday dismiss
ed the case OF Robert Frazer. accused
OF stealing cattle from the Green Cat
tie company. The charge. a felony.
was based upon finding hide with
the brand cut out among a number
being shipped by Frazer. INSULT
Gent evidence to convict is the rea-
son for dismissal District Attorney
Williams. who prosecuted the case,
decided TO let the other two com
plants. Of stealing cattle from J. II.
Slaughter and Mrs. Bike. go as de-
cided by the judge Thursday. They
will be continued indefinitely. Frazer
returned to Naco yesterday after
noon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
DAY WASTED IN
P|NCHOT PROBE
BY WRANGlING
Lawyers Make Members of
Committee impatient and
Not Much is Done During
Six Hours.

WASHINGTON. March 4.-The Bal
linger Plnchot investigation draggeJ
GU two sessions today.vertrees. the
counsel for Ballinger. continued to
cross-eXamine Pinchot. He elected
some interesting information, but the
most part of the day was taken up in
wrangles between the attorney and
he witness and sometimes between
Vertrees anG the counsel for the 9th
er side.
Pinchot complained to the commit
tee that il was Difficult to explain FOR
ost matters 70 . man so little In
formed on he subject as Vertsees ap-
Feared TO be. Members CT the com
miitee showed considerable imlr i
ence during the day. Senator Flint
repeatedly urged counsel TO stop
Wrangling aud try to get down to
facts. Flint declared that one letter
had been placed on record at least
twenty times
Pinchot admitted ihat his first hsnd
knowledge OF Baliiaacr's acts was
linii ed. hut reiterated that the sec
retary OF TIE interior had deceived
the president conce rning the Cunning
a2m coal cases. aid had made a
statement 10 the president obviously
untrue.
The attorney sought to show hat
Pnchot and former Secretary OF the
interior Garfield we're in the habit OF
doing what they thought best regard
less of law and their antagonism soI
BalEnger was brought about BY his de
termination to proceed wholly within
the law.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
WHATS IN A NAME?
CHAMPIONS WIN AGAIN
HAWKERS MANGIED UNDER
WEIGHT OF NEARLY 200 PINS
LAST EVENING.

by total Of 1891 pins. the highest
total pin-point yet reached on the
local Y. NJ. c. A. bowling alleys for 4
series OF games in the present tourna-
ment. the Champions succeeded in
downing their Jayhawker rivals. It
was also one Of the prettiest exhibit
tons of the tourney and was marked
by excellent rolling throughout
Thomas rolled POS in the second
game. while Lambert grabbed the IN
dividuai high score honors with 209
in he third game. The lowest indi
vidual average for three games was
l3S. Everybody seemed To be some
Hhern nerr 10 fnrm The SCOPES
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
sEARcn ERuirlEss.

AMSTERDAM. Holland. March A.
The Dutch cruiser Utrecht reports
from Barbados the search for the miss
ing steamer Prinz Wiliem u irui-less
and will be discontinued The steam
-sr carried fourteen passengers.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
PRIMARY UPHELD.

CARSON, New March 4.-Bae di-
rect primary law passed by Iegisla-
lure a year ago was declared oonsti-
tutiOnal, the district eour. today sus-
tanning the demurrer action Brought
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05
ospERs JuRY PRosE

DALLAS. March 4.-Judge Sea IN
district court today Instructed the
grand jury % investigate the lynch
Tnx YES erday OF the negro Aliea
Brooks. with view OF inGicting the
mob LEADERS. The city was quiet 20
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05

monk nickel He stuck it in
the right hand pocket Another
handed him ten cents. He put that
in the left hand pocket But when a
third party gave him a beer check
he picked it up. looked at it and then
solemnly threw it back.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05

Mayor Gaynor is a most enthusias'
&c Bible student. More sad news for
Tammany.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-05

Total pins Champ.Ons 1901 Jayhawk-
ers. 1907.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-29
LIVELY QUARREL
AMONG RAILROADS

Washington. January Pa quarrel
among railroads developed today before
the interstate commerce commission
when the Tennessee Central Railroad
company instituted a complaint against
the Alabama Great Southern Railroad
company and about 200 other interstate
lines The allegation of the complaint
is that the defendant lines refuse to es-
tablish with 1t joint through rates to
various points of the United States.
The Overton Tennessee county belt line
railroad has no outlet exec pit over the
Tennessee Central and the shippers on
that line complain that they are being
Disseminated against in the refusal of
the Southern railway and the Illinois
Central railway to establish through
rates with the Tennessee Central. The
through rates once existed but when the
trouble arose between the Tennessee Cen
trail and the other roads the routes COM
nlained of withdrew the rates.
The demand made on the commission is
it compatible with present laws Of the
country to force railroads to establish
through and joint rates from all points
on the Tennessee Central railroad to 9th
err points in the United States. The case
is unique in the history OF the inter-
state commerce commission.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-29
GENERAL WILLIAM
DRAPER is DEAD

Washington, January 2S-General Will
liam F. Draper, former American am
bassador to Italy, died at his home here
tonight after a prolonged illness at the
age of IS.
Brigadier General Draper was born in
Lowell, Mass, April ., 1872 He served
in the union army from 1861 to 1864, hold
ing commissions from second lieutenant
to lieutenant colonel, commanding, and
also colonel and brigadier general by
brevet.
He was twice wounded.
In 1888 he was a presidential elector
and he served as a republican member
in the Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Con-
crosses, declining third term.
In 1897 he was appointed ambassador
to Italy. holding that post until 1900
He served as commander of the Loyal
Legion of Massachusetts; was member
of the Army and Navy club OF wash
ington; the Algonquin club OF Boston,
the Cacia club of Rome and other CLUBS.
Much of his life he lived in Massa-
chusetts of late years, dividing his time
between Washington and Hopedaie. Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-29
HAYES Is UNDER
ARREST AGAIN

Memphis, January 2s.-For the second
time this week w. C. Hayes. former
banker Of San Francisco. was arrested to-
night under instructions from the chief
of police of that city. Tonight's advices
stated that Hayes is charged with a fell
ony and an officer would be sent to take
him to the California city.
Hayes previous arrest was because of
an alleged violation of the state bank
ing laws of California while vice presi-
dent of the Union State bank of San
Francisco, and manager of an allied in
stitution, savings bank. sboth of which
subsequently suspended
After spending 4s hours in prison Hayes
was released at the request of the San
Francisco authorities. who declared that
at that time he had been charged with
no wrongdoing. i,
Hayes announces that he will return to
San Francisco without requisition.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-29
veIva Breakfast Syrup an Ideal Food.

Our mothers-anyway, our grand
mothers-used to give biscuit and syrup
to their hungry children, chiefly because
it was easy to fix, and the energetic boys
and girls liked it best of anything Now
science comes along with the dscov-
cry that syrup is an ideal food to re-
store the heat and energy used up by
intense play or excessive work. Thus
once more do we see our natural and
instructive taste to be the right guide
in food selection. As a result of the
food experiments that have been con-
Quoted in the United States, Germany
and other countries, Louisiana cane syrup
such as is found on the market under
the name velva Breakfast Syrup. is
given high place for supplying body heat
and muscular energy. The German army
has included 1t in the regular mess. One
pound viii, according to comparative
tests. give six times the heat units OF
eggs, three times the units OF meat and
twice the units of milk.
On hot. biscuit. waffles and grddle
cakes Velva Breakfast Syrup will be
relished by every member OF the fam
lily.
The moral of all this is-give your
children bread with Velva Breakfast
Syrup spread and take some yourself
when you want a wholesome bite to sai-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-29
BATTLE is FOUGHT
In NICARAGUA

Washington, January 2s.-An official tel
egram has reached the state department
from Managua to the effect that 1t is ru-
mored there that battle has been fought
between the Madriz and Estrada forces
near LaLibertad with heavy losses.
Consul Oliviares at Managua reports
that the consular messenger carrying dis
patches from Managua to Admiral KIM
ball at Corinto. has been subjected to i'll
treatment. On one occasion he was threat
ened by the train conductor and also by
the commandant of the port of Corinto.
On several occasions he has met with
threats and rough treatment
In a telegram from Managua dated to-
day 1t was stated that In the trial of the
members of the courtmartial which con-
demned the Americans, Cannon and
Groce, to death, orders were exhibited
which the magistrates held to be proof
tt Zelaya himself was responsible for
the execution of the two men.
On that ground the accused men were,
1t is said, discharged
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-01-29

GOOD SHOOTING
DONE AT HOUSTON

Houston Tex, January 2s-The feat
ure of the fifth day of the Sunny South
shoot was won by Ben Barstow of ST.
Louis, shooting at IS yards in shoot-off
with Frederick Gilbert Of Spirit Lake,
Ia, % yards, and Finley Waters of Wa
hoo, Neb,. 1e yards, who tied in the 100
target race on "a hits.
In the shoot-off at % Barlow broke "a,
Gilbert and Waters g. Capt. Thomas
Marshall presented Mr. Barlow with the
trophy, beautiful diamond watch fob.
In the professional class Gilbert was high
with 1874, Barstow second with 1S9, Hany
Murrel of Houston third with 1885,
In the amateur class, Capt. Jack Wolf
of Milwaukee was high man with 1856 hits,
Smith of Denver was second with 1856, ].
r. Graham of Ingleside, H., and Herman
Howard of Nacogdoches, Tex, third with
1S4 hits.