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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
The Cookbook.

Nothing made with sugar. eggs and milk should reach the boiling point
 A pleasant addition 10 peach and apri- cot tarts k chopped almonds. sprin- kled over them before baking and fol- lowed by sprinkling of sugar.
 When next cooking prunes. just be- fore removing them from the stove add . little arrowroof. wet with cold water. This will rbIckcn the sirup ever % slightly. enhancing the flavor of the fruit.
 Sliced ham Is richer and tenderer when baked instead of fried and is also more wholesome. Slice as for fry ing and then bake in shallow tin in hot oven for half an hour- While cooking baste it with the fat that
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

make 'em. and no more pessimistic parsonage has yet been produced on Ia Los Angeles stage than Edwin
 Burns. the harmon1ca engineer.
 Among the women, Hazel Kirke ad. ded to a beautiful voice the charm ol youth, physical grace and a magnetic personality. Her girlish naivete and her conception ol sentimental roman |ticism at several times during the performance came very near raising l"A Stubborn Cinderella" out of the musical comedy class Into legitimat@ drama
 pian Goldsmith. pretty. winsome supple, petite (weight just 99 pounds] | in a rair of 13 As. child's size, slip lpers. captivated the whole masculine lcontinRent
 The sarrorial end of the perform
 ance was tasteful and expensive-ths
 whole general effect of the perform
 ance being that of the very best and
 artistic metropolitan productions.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

A Stubborn Cinderslla,- v1ieh win be produced al the Orphern theater next Thursday night comes to Bisbee ar one of the most commended and highly endorsed musical plays ever coming to the city. It is now being produced by the same company on the coast and as to the play and the cast the Los Angeles Times says:
 The Auditorium theater this week is the home of what is probably the best aIl-round musical show of its kind that has visited Los Angeles fn3s year. There are nearly as many Ksus al comedies as there are aspir- ing dramatiss; and on the other i-1g there are only about as many c~eeI.ent musical comedies as there are excellent dramatists-which is very few. That a musical comedy can rise above the mediocre and em- body in it sensuous and artistic ap peals, is demonstrated in "A Stub born Cinderella" the name of the musical sntertainment that the Shu'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
ITALIAN DISASTER
 CLEARLY DESCRIBED
7iSeEE NATIVE OF THAT couN TRY TELLS AN INTERESTING STORY TO REVIEW

She Italian residents of this city have been very much interested in the news from their land regarding the tidal wave and the volcanic CT ruption which caused such loss of Fife and property. One of them was asked what he hsd heard from his hoEte country. He stated that he had received letters from relatives who trophe and. in describing the effects Of the havoc wrought by wind and lava, said:
 Particulars are being received of the cyclone which. a little over ten days ago, devatated the four Italian Provinces forming that region called Csm9ania- From detailed information It appears that nuthing so terrible ever occurred iu those places since tke time when Pompei. Herculanum
 Stahiai and other towns were wiped ous sf existence through the mighty aAd Destructive power of yesuyius. Tke recent cyclone had three storm eesters and it's greatest violence was Fisifed pn the small island of Ischia ssa on the so-called yesuviaH towns which stretch aSong the sides and al the foot of vesuyius. the destroyer. ifs hurr cane occurred at night and such was its violence that the inhabi- taDts of the different towns deserted tAaar homes being afraid they mioht eoasapSe. In the midst os the gale a ,suoden roaring. increasing in volume. snAouneed that dread yesuvius was awakening. and soon afterward the nasuntasn was seen all ablaze with a faHeastc light throwing fiery bouid. ers in every direction. adding to the fury of the elements the terror of its awf0l aspect and destructive power. Flight was tAe only salvation and the small tovas were quickly desert. ea and panlcstrickea. crowds oe hu4na beingS, uAitel by the dread peril of the hour. hurried down the Nesuvian sioaes under a torrentiai raJn in a smotherihg atmosphere thjek xith smoke. while streams of lava flowed sfzaly, burning destroy ing and devastating everything. Tire gas and electric light plant at Tore del Greso vAs surrounded by the deadly stream cf burning lava and brsvn up; horses. cattle, frees and houses were swept into the current of lire; even . cemetery was flooded by lava. tnnbstones thrown down aHd boness long moulderine, snatchsd svaS from the peace of sepulchre | The prompt arrival and assistance of l six meB1of-war which were anchored In the bay of Naples and the presence 1 Of King Victor Emmanuel and several | of his ministers on the scene served l
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
Sporting Notes.

The Philiies have tweHty-one pitch CTS for next season The latest to be secured is Baxter of the Merien O., team.
 Coach Brewer of the Michigan Ath- ietic club will try the experiment. of having his players wear numbers in their football games this fall
 E. E. Butler. the Toronto crack. who won the single scuils st the middle states regatta in Philadelphia. Is ge- ing to the English Henley next year.
 A worlds record fer sfeles bases for the last nineteca years. it is beiiered. has been made by Kill ZslnmermaH. Utica right fielder. whe steis i07 bases in f35 games or New York State league catchera this year. His bat ting average is .295.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

girls h "A Stubborn Cindereilas are all good to look ct, dance unusually well together, and seem in every movement to have caught the eaysty of the theme.
 The principals, without exception, are superlatively good in their many and widely differentiated roles. B. Colt Albertson. in the part of Mac. the impecunions but ever-debonair col. |lege youth. creates an almost perfect romanfjc-comedy paTt. Edwin Burns,
 who caricatures that collegiate incu. bus, e dry tutor. is almost as funny as he is impossible: while Bobby
 Wagner, as Fat, puts over line Of comedy stun that is immense The part of Col. Hunt. the braw and bumptious Scotch guardian to Lady Leslie, was eaten up by Dan Moyles in fine shape Neil Burns. as little
 Skeeter, the uneasy amoreaux. looked
 the part and acted 1t admirably
 fxnford R. Jefferson. in his c'~
 ples, wzu almost as good as they
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
Train and Track.

Sept 1. 1884. the first electric rail- way in the United States was opened in Kansas City.
 In Birmingham. England. a bonus sf nearly s is given to every motor man for every three months that he goes without an avoidable accident.
 Any one of the twenty-six new At. lantic type locomotives recently or dered by the Baltim,re and Ohio rail- road will haul on level . train of twenty-five passenger. ten baggage. seven Pullman and eight postal cars.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
BUILDING MATERIALS
s51sTsso' .aTsIss l LUMBER co
ADAMS SACK AGAIN

Golf will take on new life and ir- tereet in Douglas now for John Ad- ans. the man who has done so much for the game in the Southwest, is here and will be in charge of affairs in Douglas again this year He 1t is that made the Douglas course, the improvements are his and to him be- longs the credit of producing such an excellent golfing contingent as the Country club can boast of It was John Adams who laid out the course at Warren, took advantage of all the natural conditions and hazards offered and utilized them to produce decidely sporty" set of links. His coming is always looked forward to by the local players, those who have developed faults in the spring or summer season look to him to straighten them out and to start the player afresh down the straight and narrow path, with slices and pulls eradtcatod
 Adams is the same genial Jack. qufe: and mild of manner and with that undercurTent of dry humor. He called at the International office this morning and talked over his summer work. He was at Manitowoc during the summer. where he laid ont a new course for the club and bad 1, very successful season. He is wanted back there another year, but he ia also wanted at Hinsdale. where he was for several years. It was from there that he first came to DongIas on the invitation of II. T. Cuthbert Adams states that Last summer he vas heavier than he has ever bee. before, but that short time ssaee he had an attack of ptomaine pcisonine which took on several pounds of his weight. He looks well and exrres. sed his satisfaction at returning ,a i Douglas. He will go out ana looL over the course this afternoon
 Tomorrow marks the first rnpnd o, match play in the champiopshin .n5 class tournaments. In the forn,a- there are eight pairs matched ,n classes one and two there are for
 each and in Glass Three but a s,,
 sie pair. The drawings have alresS
 been announced and published
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

The Portuguese navy has 5000 men
 There is great area of oil in the gulf of Mexico. said 10 emanate from the Texas oil field.
 Ten huge searchlights are to be in stalled on the Notifications at the en- trance to Manila bay.
 It costs about 5000 to construct one of the United States nayy's newest torpedoes. which are fitted with tur- bine motors and have range of abou, three miles
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
Facts From France.

Crimes of violence have increased 10 such an extent in Paris that a new morcue is a necessity.
 There are six voters in the village of Seuchey. France. and their votes are collected in a soup tureen.
 Live trout are carried from French streams 10 Paris. sometimes more than 100 miles. in automobiles fitted with glass tanks in their tonneaus.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

.,e. ToTa .i,ere are said fc De al resent only two small hospitals in
 ;r.aicr New York where women medical graduates are admitted as in ternes.
 Betty Tanner is the name of a five year-old girl in Los Angeles who is known as ''the human orchid" Every thing about her is sterilized, even the house having been built on sterilized ground. She is the heiress to S25. .00o.- 900. so it is no doubt necessary that she live to grow up. as the money would otherwise gosout of the family.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
Arizona & New Mexico R. W.Co.

PASSENGER SERVICE South Bound North Bound 7:1o a. m. lv. Clifton ar. 4:50 ?. m 7:50 a. m lv Guthrie lv. 4:16 D. m. S:35 e. m. lv. Duncan lv. 322 D. m 9:55 a m. lv Lordsburg lv. 2:15 p. m. 11:05 e. m. Hachita ly. 12:s0 e. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. l. leaving Lordsburg 10:20 .. m. mountain time.
 South bound train connects with E. Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at 12:35 D. m.. mountain time. and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee. leaving Hachita at LILO a. m.. mountain time.
 A. T. THOMSON, Tramc Manager. Clifton, Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

Lame back comes on suddenly and IS extremely painful. It is caused by Rheumatism of the muscles. Quics relief is afforded by applying Cham serlain's LiniMent. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
NOTICE or APPOINT
 slcMEe.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned was on the 18th day of September. A. D., 1910, duly aD pointed as assignee of O. s. French and B. N. Shipp, doing business In Bisbee. Arizona, under the firm name of French and Shipp; said as
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

The Original eudweised beer on drsnght, and syear-oId Taylor whIs- key at George Roberts on Main street. AZ
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
Classified Advertisements

signment being made for the benefit of all creditors consenting to ac cept proportionally their respective shares of said estate. All creditors wishing to assent to the terms oi this deed of assignment should make known their assent to said Assignee. in writing, within four months from the date of this publication.
 JASON F. wILMOTH,
 Assignee once of Alex Murry.
 Mrheim Block, Disbee, Arizona Date Of first publication Oct 1sth- 1917
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

QUICK loANe-on furnfturs. pianos etc. No publicity. goods remain !, your possession, easy payments Johnsou c HaiGier Phone 7s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

LOST-spotted COW and calf, COW brand right hip Jrc0w had On a bell. If found notify Karll Ny holm. Lowell (Station) Box 354l.
 705.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
Short Stories.

drips from fl.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
WANTED.

WANTED-PosSion by experienced
 dining room girl. Cali at l Naco Road. 3t.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

coMPETENT-Lady stenographer
 desires position. Inquire Daily Re view Office 74S
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

FOR RENT-The Arlington Hotel Inquire of B. Carretto. o. K. St
 672
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

WANTED-A housekeeper, apply
 Mrs. John Treu, Bakerville. 6st.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-On installment plan.
 cheap on account of eickness 1S
 room honss with lots of people in 1t, with a sOn kitchen and din ing room for boarding house. Inquire at Globe Hotel 32s.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-08

WANTED-Girl who is good cook wants position in first class board ing houe or private family. 7S or 50 Shearer Ave. Apply M & o.
 726
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Secretary Of state p..ree lndie..1.

James Il. Pcarce. secretary Of state
OF Colorado. was indicted Thursday
morning by the Denver grand Jury on
4 charge OF violating the public sx.
aminer Law by his refusal to appear
before State Auditor Ksashau and
gtve = Assails1 sn1Aspsaa se---&hs
dnaacial affairs Of his office. for the
last BIENNIAL period.
Mr.. Pearce was At once notified Of
the returning Of the indictment. He
appeared In the West Side court for
arrzixnment and gave ball In the sum
Of $500 for his appearance for trial.
the court accepting his personal rec.
Ognixance.
The indictment is result OF
Pearce's barring from his office two
weeks ago public examiners In the
employ OF Auditor Kenehan. who were
eager to dig into Pearce's books for
The purpose Of gathering data to pre-
sent to the grand jury. Pesrce tarred
Examiner Foley and his deputies from
his office, asserting that he had been
unduly harassed by kenehan for
months. and on December 18th Ken
chan served formal notice on Pearce.
requiring him to appear In the aud.
iior's office. with his official books.
and submit them to exAminat Ion.
Pearce refused and the indictment
charges that such refusal was un.
lawful.
Following his arrsiEnment. Secrc.
tary Pesrce gave out u statement In
which he declared he was well con.
tented with the action Of the grand
Jury.
The controversy with kcnehan is
now just where I want IT," he said.
II have been prosecuted and annoyed
by the auditor until Il has become
unbcsrable. lie has used the public
examiner act to reward his friends
and punish his enemies. and II In time
10 stop him. This action will ~.
tab,ish the status Of the pull lie cx.
amin~r law. concerning which there
Ii much doubt. There in misundcf.
standing ss 10 Its effect. and the 81.
premc court should have an opportun.
lty 10 construe H."
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Engineers Strike Avs-tsd.

The wage dispute between the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
snd sixty-one railroads west, north
md south Of Chicago was settled In
nicaso on the day before Christmas.
Tnere will be no strike. Instead the
eAsineers get an average increase OF
fn and one-third per cent Of their
Dlo wage scale, giving them a Christ
Was present of an average OF approx
tnately sl92 for each Of the $4,000
involved for each subsequent year.
sspeeifically, the agreement provides
for raise OF 40 cents day for all
eegineers, with differential In ad-
dtion of % cents for 2l5,0OO pound
ehgines. an added differential of 20
cents day for the smaller mallet en-
ghes, and a differential of 81 "A day
for the heaviest mallets.
Numerous specific working condi-
tons are improved by the agreement
signed formally late last Saturday.
and engineers are given control of
electric and gasoline motor cars used
~ locomotives, with an increase of
% cents a day in present wages. Hos
tiers are given an increase OF % cents
= day. The new rate is effective with
the signing OF the agreement.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Three Days Aviation Msst.

All's well that ends we'll The &C.
cident to the great Farman aeroDoAne.
which at first threatened to deprtve
the people OF Pueblo and southern
Colorado Of the greatest spectacle In
the history OF this section Of the ceua
try. will mean greater treat than
was first planned for there will ~ .
three-days' aviation meet In Pxeelo.
commencing today. and continuing
for two succeeding days.
The meet today will start promptly
at 2:3O O'Clock in the afternoon. when
Aviator Brodie will make one long
flight for the benefit OF the great
crowd that is expected to assemble 1t
the State Fair grounds. which are
used as the aviation field.
On Sunday afternoon. New Years
day. there will be two flights, the
first at a:30 o'clock and the second
at $3.50 O'Clock. Between these flights
the great aeroplane will be exhibited
on the grounds for the benefit Of
the thousands present, so that every
one may see the wonderful machine
closely.
The program for Monday will be
the same as that for New Years day.
that Is two flights. one at .: 30 O'Clock
and one at 1880 o'clock. with an exhi.
bition Of the aeropiane at close range,
between the flights.
II is altogether likely that several
records will 20 by the board, and
from the talk around aviation head.
quarters. 1t is plain that unusual
feats will be attempted. exploits that
will. II they result successfully, make
Pueblo famous city in aviation his
tory In this country.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Nearly a Million for seets.

The clean up OF the 1910 season
OF the American Beet Sugar Company
shows 10000 tons OF beets handled
NJ the Rocky Ford factory, and
about 1d5S,ooo paid the farmers Of
the valley for beets. an average of
t5.S2 ton for beets delivered. a
smell part Of which were sliced. The
Company accepted the bulk OF the
beds this season at the dumps, silo-
ing what could not be shipped direct
TO Tie factory. and paying the far
mers. making the delivery an open
Que.
About $isj.0Oo was paid out at
Rocky Ford during the fall for pay
ROB expenses. making In all three
9uaeterx - q n1nkna doiiass distrtb-
utr&elb- the Arkansas Valley BY tAls
company for beets. This amount will
undoubtedly be greatly increased mex,
year under the terms OF the three
distinct contracts offered. as the
prices are higher.
The final reports are not as yet
complete. but many instances are
shown where growers exceeded 500
an acre and $50 and $50 an acre re-
turns are not at all unusual The
sugar content In some cases was re-
sponsible for the large returns. and
In other cases II was the tonnage
being high. and still again 10th com
bined made the large returns. The
average tonnage per acre and sugar
content per ton Is not confined at
the present. but is about as usual In
the valley. Under the 1871 contract
81 beets are practically an assured
average where the scale Is accepted.
and The fiat and two priced contracts
assure even better returns than this
year,
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Ep oo~ner Loses Only Arm.

Ep Downer. who had his right arm
manglcd In the cogwhccl OF u trench.
ing machine at kinslcy. Kan. u
week ago Thursday. WAS brought TO
La Junta ON No. . last Tuesday morn
Ing. In charge Of his brother. Alfred
Downcr.of Lamar. who had been with
him since the accident. Mr.. Downcr
WAS taken 10 the City Hospital and
In the afternoon Dr. finncy amputat.
I'd III. mangied arm about four
inches below the elbow.
Al tn. time Of the operation Dr.
Finncy WAS doubtful whether he
would be able To save any part Of
the arm below the elbow. on Ac.
count Of ganxrcnc having set In. but
conditions have Improved To such an
extent since that Il IL thought no
further amputation will bc necessary.
Mr.. Downcr lost his left arm about
fifteen years ago while out hunting.
being mistaken by u Mexican for =
deer and NO badly injured by \ gun.
shot wound that HIS arm had To b.
amputstcd. Mr. Downer IL bearing
up brsvcly under his double misfor.
tune. and has the deepest sympathy
Of all In his great afflictson.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Van Mcdowell.

Mr.. John Van H.e. OF Las Animas,
and Miss Laura J. Lowell. Of Lamar,
were married. quietly. at the ". y.
patronage. last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. J. Wesley Nicely officiating.
MIR. Van Hcc ,s brother OF Mrs.
John Dcvinc and Mrs. {. A. Lewis,
of south La Junta. and the couple
went Immediately after the ceremony
To MrsDcvinc's home. wh.r. u sump'
tuous wedding and Christmas dinner
was served In their homer at 9
O'Clock.
They spent next day with Mrs. e,
4. Lcvis and then went to Lamar
for a short visit to Mrs. Van Hce's
parents.
Mr. vaa Hcc is y prosperous far.
mor In ths vicinity OF Las AnimaS
and had . neat home In readiness for
IN. sweet girl Of his choice. The
happy couple will go at once 10
housekeeping and will no doubt come
soon to rraiise the full beauty and
truth of the line. Housekeeping
hearts are happlcat"
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
suIIIv.o-ks,,ih.r nup.i.l. Today.

Miss Rose K.lliher, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kelliher. OF South
La Junta. and Mr.. Michael Sullivan.
Of Portland. Ore. will be married this
morning at High Mass at the Catho-
lie church, Rev. Father Dilly Off.
ciatinE.
The church will be appropriately
and beautifully decorated. Mr.. Jerry
Kelliher. Of La Junta. a brother OF
the bride, and Miss Rose Murray. OF
Denver. cousin OF the bride, will act
as best man and maid of honor. and
little Mary Rose Kelleher. OF Colo
RADIO Springs. will be the dainty flow
er girl.
The bride win be beautifully gown.
ed In white crepe de chine. will wear
the conventional veil and orange bios.
SONS. and will carry bouquet Of
white American beauty roses and
maiden hair ferns. The little flower
girl will carry a basket made Of
pink roses and overflowing with or
ange blossoms.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast will be
served at the home OF the brides par
ents In South La Junta. and the
wedding dinner will be served at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon. followed by
an evening reception.
The house has been made a bower
OF beauty for the occasion. by the use
OF white carnations. white American
beauty roses. smilax and potted ferns,
About the middle Of next week the
couple will leave for Portland. via
Denver and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Sullivan In superintendent OF
the Pacific Line and Pipe Company.
Of Portland. and they will reside in
that city.
Miss Kelliher is well known and
greatly esteemed In La Junts. and
many frtsuAs cad sAmirers Join the
loved oaes oe TIE haDN pair in wish
Ing them TIE best and the brightest
that III caa txtn1 ..>---,--..-..
Thsre follows . Mt o. the 'saests
present from out Of town: Mr.. rhom.
~ Murray and daughter. Of Denver:
Mr.. and Mrs. John keilehcr and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kelleher. Miss
Julia Gleason. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gleason. Mr.. Ed Gleason and Miss
Sarah Gleason. of Colorado Springs.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Valley ssssss.s VIII, m.v. i. s.n,y.,

=. n. Hiaes. Of Fowler. secretary
Of the Arkansas Valley CommrrciaI
Association. was q Ia Junta visitor
Thursdsy sor the purpose oe attending
. commlttee meeting 10 perfect ar.
rsnsements for the ncxt meeting Of
the associattou IL, this city.
The arrangement committee ID
composed Of Mr. Hines, d. ~. spsid.
ias and A. g. draper. and Il was
decided to hold the next meeting Of
the Organization. In Ia Junta on Jan.
uary iith.
The business session Of the or.
ganlsation viii b. held q I 40 o'cIoch
b the afternoon and In the evening
there viii be . banQsst which IL 10
~ attended By an u the boostess Of
ths valley.
A sub-co9Diltss. ceaslseias a ".
.. As6rews. J. n. Lagyssk an1 A. G.
psaoss ~ aSoe1nee1 = pos1eet all
9 ~ lesa1 assaaosasalo ~ ~