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The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
News OF Theatres
At the Star.

An excellent program was pre-
scented at he Star theater last night
to big houses and the whole bill was
received by the Star
patrons The Roosevelt pictures
were inst 'uctiye as well as highly
entertaining.
Coszaro opened the vaudeville bill
with a very neat athletic act and
was well received.
Scott and Davis give very high
class song and dance act, which is
far above the ordinary gong and
Dance act and was heavily encored.
Stanley and Weaver have a
shadow graph act. which brings forth
the laughter and although It is ap-
pareotly designed to appeal to the
children, IL was quite noticeable that
the old children enjoyed the act
quite as much as the little ones.
Frank Long scored with a beaut-
full illustrated song.
This program will be given Wed
nesGay. A complete change of pro-
gram goes on Thursday afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

a more reciprocal basis. The invest
ment of our surplus capital and the
expectation of our products not alb
sorbed by the home market, like the
foreign enterprises Of our citizens,
which increase with the slackening
of the domestic demand for their ac-
tivities. should vitalize our COM
merce with the other American re-
publics.
Panama Canal.
The completion of the Panama ca
nal will be seen within a few years
as the elimination OF four centuries
of aspiration. That the government
of the United States, when private
enterprise had failed, itself under
took the burden and responsibility
of this great work Is a good indica-
tion of the Importance this govern
ment attaches to the Advancement of
Pan-American relations The United
states has always taken a sympathe-
tic and practical interest IN the ad-
vancement of the Pan-American rail-
road. Il would be most desirable to
see az much as possible of the great
highway. which It is necessary to
build to connect the Americas. built
BY the cooperation of the enterprise
Of the countries through which it
passes and. by convention. dedicated
solely TO the uses of commerce upon
reasonable and equal terms. The
cause of American peace would be
greatly advanced if its use were for
bidden for military purposes in the
event of internal war in any country
or in the event of war between coun-
tries through which it passes.
Through the historic demonstra-
tion of the candor and singleness OF
purpose Of this governments diplom-
acy. and through its quiet application
TO the task of doing and of seeking
equity and justice, these relations,
L believe. stand today upon a founda-
tion frmer as they become more in
innate: and the fact that the spirit
of nelghborly helpfulneCs is common
to governments of other American
republics and TO our own Is shown
increasingly year by year.
To mention only one or two of
many examples TO illustrate this fact,
one may recall the settlement of the
acute boundary trouble between
Peru and Ecuador, the reference of
the ancient Panama-Costa Rican
boundary dispute to arbitration
through the good offices of the
United States, and. quite recently.
the tripartite offer of mediation by
which the Argentine Republic, the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

venton, accepted a settlement where
by outstanding obligations to the
face value of some thirty or forty
million dollars were funded for about
seventeen million dollars. Thus the
assistance OF the United States has
enabled the republic of Santo Do
mingo to reduce by half the face
value of rs debt to furnish un-
questioned security, and TO have
customs administration 50 efficient
that. after caring for the liquidation
of a relatively enormous debt, 1t has
supplied ample funds for all govern
mental purposes, the surplus for
such purposes being actually greater
In amount than the total revenues
which entered the Dominican treas
ury prior 20 the present customs ad-
ministration. on to political side
Il has freed Santo Domingo from ap-
prehension OF Intervention on the
part Of creditor nations, and has con-
trlbuted immensely TO domestic tran
qu.llity and prosperity. unaccompan-
led by vlolen: repression, TO de-
gree never before known in the re-
public.
The SarAo Domingo plan was Wig
orously opposed in and out of con-
gress by those who regarded it as a
deviation from our policy of aloof-
ness from participation in the intern
al affairs Of other countries. / sup
pose II was a departure, but If this
government can help to upbuid its
neighbors and promote the thought
that the capital of the more advanced
nations of the world would be better
employed In assisting the peaceful
development OF those more backward
than in financing wars it is such a
deviation from traditions as the Amer
lean people will approve,
The spirit of good ne!ghborhood
and of mutual helpfulness' consider
alton. and confidence has always
made possible to our diplomacy the
settlement with a minimum of fric-
tion of the great variety Of questions
which geographical proximity has
from time to time raised between us
and our Canadian kiusmen. In the
same spirit we are soon to negotiate
with them for a tariff arrangement
Of greater mutually and more con-
glstent with our common interests OF
neighborhood. With the republics to
the south of us. commerce, which
makes so powerfully for friendship.
is nourishing under conditions very
favorable to their great export pro
duets. and which 1t is hoped may in
time be adjusted in some cases upon
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

United States of Brazil, and the
United states of America, acting in
the most Unanimous accord, cast the
influence of three great American
republics on the side Of peace in an
effort to avert pending war between
Peru and Ecuador, an action by
which the three governments have
given 20 this hemisphere the honor
of first invoking the most far-reach-
ing provisions Of The Hague conven-
tion for the pacific settlement Of in
ternational disputes.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

scheme TO the cstlbllshmont OF such
trsrOncv.
Many other ilaanccs might be
given in illustration OF the altruftic
spirit n American diplomatic reia-
TONS with China nona OF which,
however. has excited more favorable
con mpni than the return .n 1855
of % balance Of Sf53,ioo loft In the
treasury of the unaed states after
pagmout of Claims growing ont OF
the Chinese resistance 10 British m.i-
itafy operations auOund Canton In
tho nrios. oui more rccenty the
art of congress authorizing the re-
turn 60 CHINA OF The balance of the
Boxer indemnity. which viii amount
60 come gtio0o 0ao.
With Japan.
The history Of modern Japan be-
gan with the landing of Commodore
Perry In 1853. when. overcoming
the obstacles that had banlcd every
prr. 'ous effort. he succeeded n
opening that country 90 foreign In
tercoursc. his achievement wa'
Justly hailed. both iu Europe and
America. az great triumph oI
peaceful diplomacy.
Nowhere g. this fact better un
dcrstood or more readily acknowl
edged than ln Japan itself. Nine
years ago "a stone tablet was un
velcd 90 Kurlhama. Japan. Ia com
10 e. nN InHFHl
ON that spot iorty-eight years be
foro. The tablet was erected by
funds subscribed by the japanese
court and people. and the inscrip
tInn WAS written by Japan's lcadinl
etatosman-one OF the foremos
statesmen Of the world-the late
Prince Ito. In the course of the
ceremony. the presiding officer said
This monument is erected TO pre-
serve on stone our determination
never 10 forget the friendship OF th'
United states that sent Commodore
Perry 10 as IN a peaceful way C
opcn up intercourse with foreign
powers" II has been truly said tina
"such an occasion and such a tribute
are without a parallel IN the historl
OF nations"
Commodore Perry was FOLLOWED
by Townsend Harris. whose patient
and unsclGsh Efforts in laying the
foundations OF diplomatic inter
course with Japan are too little ap
prcclated. oven by his own country
men: for while "the genius of Perrl
unharred the gate OF the Island EN-
plre and left il aiar. Il was the skill
of Harris that threw it open TO th'
commercial enterprise Of the world.
A man of distinguished ability an'
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

on the faculty boards of Wisconsin
and Notre Dame universities and
has been prominently identified with
the consular service. In 1908 he
was the recipient of the Laetare
Medal from Notre Dame.
Mr.. Monaghan spoke to an audi
ence of 1000 people recently in Illi-
nois, and much enthusiasm was
aroused by his address. An emf
nent critic speaks of him as follows:
1T is hard to tell accurately
wherein lies the power of Mr.. Mona
CHAN over his audiences. IL is not
so much in the words he utters,
though they are always distinguished
by force, scholarship and literary
flavor. l have heard him several
times. always with the greatest
pleasure and profit to myself; al
ways satisfied that he has spoken
the true and timely and earnest
word in the true and sincere and
felicitous way; and always puzzled
as to how exactly to account for the
spell which he weaves over an audi
ence. There is only one word to
describe it and that Is genius. But
it is more than genius. 1t is the
power of the man who knows"
No charge for admission will be
made and the public generally, espe-
cially citizens who are interested in
educational. industrial. commercial
and civic questions, are invited to
hear him.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
Charge Fraud Through Mail.

New Orleans, La. June Is. -
Gerald c. Evans. alias o. c. Bailey,
with having used the mails
TO carry on mail order fraud in
this city, BY advertising ~ quarts of
standard brand whisky for IS, was
returned 20 New Orleans Monday
morning by tuited States Marshal ].
II. Anderson. of Salt Lake City,
Utah. and c. II. HOrsley. who acted
as guard. He was awaignei before
Commissioner Chiapella Monday and
held under a bond of So 500. The
warrant for his arrest alleges that
he secured s5 from ]. B Davidson.
of Hamilton, Miss, by false repre-
sentatlons.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
Prof. Monaghan's Lecture.

It should be understood that.
while invitations have been issued
by the knights Of Columbus to hear
Professor Monaghan's lecture at the
Cssino. Wallace park, on the even
ing of Thursday, June 16, the public
generally will be welcome and the
lecture will be free.
The lecture viii be given tomor-
row (Tharsday) evening at Wallace
park by James c. Monaghan, of
New York. The subject will be
"The Flag. America and Oppor-
tunity." Mr.. Monaghan is well
known as an educator and orator
and is delivering a series of lee
lures throughout the country. Every
where he has been received by large
He has held high places
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

Huvc-you-paid your city taxes
yet? The penalty goes ON soon, you
know, and you might overlook this
matter. IL would be best to look
after this today. =,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15

You are not going to overlook
your city taxes and pay the penalty
are you? Better go at once and see
after this; the time is growing
short. 4
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-15
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
NEW CANDY STORE
 OPENS IN BISBEE
WILLIAM WOLF STARTS PEoM- IsINo BUSINESS AND INTENDS TO SUPPLY EVERY WANT.

A new establishment that has op- ened in the building formerly occu- pied by the Blue store on Brewery avenue, laying claim upon the pat ronage of Bisbee people is the con fectionery and dehcatessen store Of William Wolf. The shop was opened for business yesterday. the volume of trade on this. the first day, being ex- ceedingly encouraging to the propri- etor.
 Table delacacies of all kinds will be kept in stock by the new store which purposes to serve its trade with fresh fruits, groceries and food notions Of al kinds. If a thing is on the market. my patrons may depend up- cn 1t that I will have 1t in stock. said Mir. Wolf last evening.
 Another department that will un- doabtedly appeal to the public is the confectionery and ice cream parlor. Fresh candies and ice creams should aid largely in establishing the bus mess in popular favor. Mir. Wolf will he assisted in catering to the pub lie wants by his wife who is skill cd saieswoman.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
FART GIVES BOND
 AND IS RELEASED
MAN HELD FOR SHOOTING AR THUR BEAN SECURES HIS LIB ERTY

o ". Nj. Hart, held under 8 900 bail
 bond for the killing of Arthur Bean in Johnson addition last week. yes terday gave bond with John Nj. John son and L. R. Allen as sureties. He was allowed his liberty immediately upon his sureties signing.
 Hart who was held by Justice Mur- phy in the sum named, has been con fined continuously in the branch county jail. in Bisbee since the night of the shooting. Although he and his friends have made numerous attempts to secure bondsmen none was forth coming until yesterday morning. when Judge Murphy was notified of the willingness of MT. Johnson. a resident of Johnson addition, and MT. Allen. Of Bisbee. to be sure,ies. These were to the court and the Eris- oner's release quickly followed. The bond Is secured by real estate tO the value Of more than the fup amount.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

C. R. Cummings. recently secured by Bisbee from Morenci. arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and will be out with the Miners this morning for practice at Warren park With the arrival of Cummings and Denny Ford, Bisbee's new third baseman secured from Douglas. Manager Dal- rymple feels assured of the showing that will be made by his team in the pennant race. He is more than confident that the Miners will be able to pluck the plum from Cananea in Saturdays and Sundays games.
 Cummings. who is one of the best pitchers ever in this section will do the slab work for the Miners Satur- day. Dalrymple is more than con fdent of pulling down a victory on this day. O. F. Baldwin. the other new member of the pitching stsff who comes from the coast with an excellent record. will be put in Sur day: "Slivers" Marshall. although he will be out in uniform. will not participate in play unless some unfor seen emergency arises that demands that he do SO
 In securing the new men only one release was given. the man let go be- ing Jesse Wilson. recently brought from San Jose While Wilson Is a good player, he is young and has not had the plpaying experience necessary to class with the team that Bisbee has at present His plans for the future are not known.
 In Cananea, rumblings are heard that sound as if a big crowd intends to visit Bisbee Sunday on the special excursion that will be brought over ,bv Manager Walling. The hotels billboards and every other available place are plastered with advertise ments of the event and an appeal is being made to the patriotic spirit of the rooters in a personal campaign as well It is believed in Cananes that at least 300 and possibly 40a rooters will come over to cheer their teams work.
 The Bisbee lineup for Saturday will be. Grindle. C.: Cummings. D.; Buck les. 1b.: Graham. 2b; Mccarthy. ss.; Ford. 3b: Gray. f.; Dalrymple. cf.; Deakin. lf
 In practice indulged in yesterday and during the Cananea series last week. Buckles, the miners first baseman. has made showing emitting him to be ranked as star performer. Accepting every chance without an error. handling the ball prettily as well. there seems no doubt that DRl- rymple has man that he can be proud of On a pinch. Buckles can act as receiver. the big catcher's nit being not at all unfamiliar to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
CUNNINGHAM SCOUTS
 FOR COAST PLAYERS
LOS ANGELES DISPATCH SAYS HEI MAY BRING VERNON FLOWERS HERE.

LOS ANGELES. July 2O-(SpeciaD M. J. Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee who is here passing a two weeks vacation, is incidentally, as one of the directors of the Bisbee baseball club. casting about for prom ising talent in Los Angeles. It is said that there is a chance that ne will take Hensling of the Vernon staf. back to Arizona with him.
 Manager Dalrymple when he closed with o. F. Baldwin. formerly pitcher for Youngstown, secured a fine addi- tion to his staff. This is but one of many steps being taken to strength en Bisbee and put the club at the head of the Cactus league.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
BIODINGER RELEASED
 LEAVES THE CITY
ALLEGED RED IIGH VULTURE RELEASED FROM CUSTODY, MAKES HURRIED GETAWAY

C. F. Biddinger alleged vulture of the red light district was acquitted of the charge of vagrancy registered against him by Justice High Tuesday afternoon. The man left Bisbee yes terday, it is stated. accompanied by a woman of the tenderloin district whose cadet" he is alleged to have been.
 Biddinger's discharge from custody was brought about it is understood more with the understanding that he would leave Bisbee than in any other way. The man recently paid a fine Of $50 for the same offense, pleading guilty to the charge at that time. Up- on being arrested a second time he pleaded not guilty and fought the case Attorney J. C. Ross, of this city ap- bearing for him. Until decision was rendered he was allowed his freedom. upon bond being furnished for S75 with l.. A. Brown and Barney Med finger as sureties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

Mrs. Henry Owen and child re- turned last evening from SJ David. where they were for vacation visit
 Attorney David Benshmol. of Doug. las passed yesterday in this city on business.
 C. A. Taylor, of Douglas. returned to his nome last evening after a brief business visit to this city.
 Attorney E. Flanagan was a passenger for Tombstone yesterday. where he goes on business
 Attorney W. B. Cleary left yester- day afternoon for the county seat on professional business.
 Miss F. E. Dent, of Don Luis was visitor in the city yesterday on a shopping trip.
 J. J. Bowen laft last evening for Tombstone. where he will attend a meeting of the board of supervisors.
 Mrs. (. A. Miller and Mrs. C. 4. Washburn were in Don Luis yester- day making a short visit with friends.
 J. B. Raab. father of Mrs. C. NJ. Hart, left yesterday for his home Tn G-eenvile. Tex.
 Charles Logan and wife O: Tomb ssone canyon left yesterday after noon for Los Angeles where they may reside permanently.
 J. R. Dent manager of the Ana conda group of claims near Patago- mia. is in the city on business and also to visit his sister in Don Luis.
 Attorney George Neale returned from Tombstone yesterday morning and after but a few hours stay left
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
Tbe Important
 Problem

confronting anyone in need Of a Iaxa- tive is not question of a single ac- tion only. but of permanently bene- acial effects. which will follow proper efforts to live in a healthful way. with the assistance of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. whenever it Is re- quired. as it cleanses the system gently yet promptly, without irritation and will therefore always have the preference of all who wish the best of family laxatives.
 The combination has the approval Of physicians because it is known to be truly beneficial. and because 1t has given satisfaction to the millions O. wcll-informed families who have useS t for many years past
 To get it's beneficial effects. always ny the genuine manufactured by the 'a,ifornia Fig Syrup Co. cz,y.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
AeeompanYina Body Through.

Mrs. Cohn, Mrs. Herman Cohn Miss Bertha Cohn and Joseph I. Cohn of Cananea. passed through Bisbee last Herman Cohn formerly a resident of Bisbee to Chicago where interment will take place. The. mother, wife and brother of deceased will accom- pany the body to its final resting place while Miss Cohn will stop in Fl Paso their 10 await the return Of her rel atives from their sad mission. A mum Der of local friends of the Cohns were at the depot last evening to offer their condolences as the party passed through
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
Is Taken Hcme.

Johnson, of Tombstone. who has been employed by the Copper Queen com pany in the electrical department, and who made his home while here with his uncle Judge NJ. J. Brown, has been quite III for several days with pleurisy. He was removed yes terday on a cot to the home Of his parents in Tombstone. His mother came here to accompany him on the journey home and having been her self a trained nurse, her boy will aot lack competent and loving care dur ing his illness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
MIscALLED HAIR TONIcs" Host Hair Preparations are Merely Scalp lrritants of No NaIne


 Most hair preparations are merely scalp irritants miscalled hair tonics. when hair is brittle. luster,ess and begins to fall out the randruf germ is getting .n its deadly work at the root, sapping the vitality. Since sci ence discovered tha1 dandruT is a germ disease there has been but one preparation put on the market that Will actually destroy the dandrunr germ, and that is Newbro's Herpicide. t quickly reduces scalp fever, de stroys the germ: and the falling hair stops and hair grows luxuriantly. Ask your druggist for Herpicide. It ailays itching instantly and permits the hair to grow. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit Mich.
 ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUAR ANTEED.
 sisbee Drug co., Special Agents
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
LEo's ANNIVERSARY MASS.

ROME. July 20:-Today being the seventh anniversary of the death of Pope Leo XIII, a solemn memorial mass was celebrated at the Sacred College in the presence of the Pope. the cardinals and other high dignitar- les of the church the diplomatic re presentatiyes and a number of other invited guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
IN NINTH DISTRICT.

EVANSVILLE, Ky. July 20:-Indica tions at the opening of the Republi- can congressional convention of the Ninth district here today pointed to the renomination of Representative Joseph B. Bennett.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
CITY NEWS.
Painfully lniures Hand.

rdiiViJ ihJuFeS Haho.
 Jerry Patrick, employed at the irish Mag shaft of the c. & A. Co. suffered a leIt painful injury on Tuesday evening. He was playing ball with a friend and while in the act of catching was struck on the end of his finger by the ball fractdring the :tirst joint The injury was treated at the C. & A. dispensary, and it will be some days before he will again have the use of his hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

Nj. NJ. Shipp, for some time connect ed with the Ruffin Drug store of this city left last evening for Douglas. From there he will go to Phoenix to take a position.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

NJ. G. Mayer a member of the night stan of the Copper Queen ho- tel, left last evening for St LouisJ Mo, where he will spend vacation with relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

Miss Dora Howitz of Clawson hill left yesterday on an extended east ern trip during which she will visit friends in New York City.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
again for the county seat.

Lewis Brown, of the Miner store was an outgoing passenger yesterday on a business trip to New York and other eastern cities
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

s. J. F. Keenan of San Felipe. So nora. arrived in the city yesterday for a short stay on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

Franklin B. Dorr has opened his law office in the Medigovitch build ing. 54I
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

Hoval A. Smith arrived in the dis trict last evening from the east.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
STILL CONTINUE ID
 GATHER ABOUT.
Cummings and Ford Report Yesterday and Miners Show Strong Lineup for Cananea Series.

The standing of the Cactus League teams. as revised at the meeting re- gently held in Douglas. is as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21

Col L. W. Powell returned last evening from Nogales. where he was on mining business
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-21
PERSONALS.

Mir and Mrs. S. A. Young of Ham burg, are visitors in the city