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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-15
Auftion Salts, future BapA
BY i. 5. Carr cal g Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers, n
Q North Eleventh Street.
TRusrgYsI Aucr1oN, sALr 3

/ rRusrBYs y a Az 81 SALE M
NOS NOS sol AMP "; ,.!,2 NICHOLSON
IS BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust,
dated July 90 1908, recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court clerks OF.
fee. in p. B. 1890, page IS. default
q, portion Of the debt secured Ii, ereby,s
and having been required BY the hene.
THURSDAY, AUGUST is, 1910.
at o'clock p. NJ,
public auction the above property. VIZ:
'n1l that certain lot OF land In the city
of Richmond. Va, with the improve
nents thereon, described as follows:
Beginning 81 mt the , so,nthssstern corner
iern line OF Nicholson Street and 'front.'
ing thereon 100 feet; then back south-
wardly at right angles and between
parallel lines ITO feet to an alley ten
OF two frame dwellings OF three rooms
renters. There is future For this
property, and any one who wants
splendid Investment will do we'll to-
cations in Fulton for renting, near the
car line, and also being so near the
business part OF the city makes 1T very
valuable indeed, as you can always
find tenants for such property. S,
costs Of sale, taxes and insurance to
day OF sale, and two past duo notes OF
S24 each and interest thereon from
maturity; and credit as to two notes
due July 90, 1911. aggregating 1915:
- N. THOMAS MOsBY,
Trustee.
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HIDES TALAOW-GA1IE.
Levy Commission Co.. Inc.
. .noMn OF REILLY, QUALITY
The PHI G. Kelly Oistillinx Co.
HO8SES-MCLES.
csuthora Bros. 1917 E. Franklin.
HOAsESHOMNG.
% A. Trainun, l6%A e. Cary.
SURGICAL l 9,s..s }ss r. HOSPITAL
fG 70 sos EAP Msis . =. sa'A n'ss 'n'e :
.HU11FHRETr ARCS.
o'niis ai:l|ffs 81 &! BE-
o.S'e Pi.1S M Gsi III s. s GfEE1ss.r.
Hsne6i 81 = xN S15'f 1onEsr1o WALLPAPERS
James s h 1ais 81 sso :. p M;'ai
! f iEss ni1;s rs s. 9 So6aH n,xrurr
rAs0a' AID Inn. 3 SSysiS q e. Broad.
REs; nsSsf ;Rs sissRf
4 f I3SiE as' A Il H siissEs oyrrrrrrss.
Tho W0n4n'' f h2b1 IEHss' T q L ai9.d
= psr hRp BE :, iiissi TRn1MaDn HATS
wh's1s STh 1 Al w & aSsA ssrosr1cEllo.-
" 8 ray LIVE gsYsHFFSstSSk; g! 81 Oh:
ia. la'f LSA INSssj' N =, a I EsrAr.
Rosia Aih e SHSiI IL &o & "a
7hs r,s TS' II Sci ss 81 sl Y s.e'd
+ RsisssES Ans SiS q orDER
&c l sxEN taS II s;fsd Gs~HArs
Simon ls0" RiEAo 81 4, RFS T1iIons.
A'Want M 4 Eli VIZ Z NAH GOODS.
81 Rsipaoh' y a Ii HEisa; ooops.
I MANUAxd4 S3ss h II SsS ahApr PAINTS
s tasa5 Esi5s q ~ + u DAas rc
M sSSiESf Loaned 1tSii oN 4 JETkEk
s'qss hassss4sf FL niy + Psssd
ffsd f's4'tSSS{;t H SSss Nj El1asi
At1' olive Hive BIZ ifaISd Aafl AND rrA1Ay
SniSRT2IR Il. Z A'
Y, KAS SasTKSiGH III Es a fii;i HOSPITAL
ps6b3GSf F HI Ii kESi Eok MEN AND woMnS
3dfh liza dAhs SH as AND MISSES
S. aS1 rs
The Ei PHfh hs'saIii Ell sIsd
RSRssr 81 !1i o'sy
Walter q r hiS'ss e1 sss 4 h!isa
The { pic$tEf s. 4 s
Gam AT rS sf 1as :; a steasi
Barney fnssxx GiRc aHIS ;les fsssafs
Avn. Newaonas 4 Sen. Sols ci.ass. S0l f1ss,
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Zeal estate tur Rent.

-
STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY
for rent: best location: suitable for
any business: bakery building In
rear. In prosperous city OF Clifton
Forge. Va. address MRS. H. SACHS,
2i2s Mccuiloh Street, Baltimore. Nd.
FOR RENT. NEWLY FURNISHED
European hotel Address j. c.
BISHOP. Greensboro. n G.
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PONY AND TRAP FOR SALE; HAND
some bay mare pony: absolutely
sound and gentle. with trap. for
s225. STEPHEN a. ELLISON. Sew
enteenth and Dock
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Reference Guide Of Representative Firms Of Richmond

~-z,---v0~a ,rrva nnawau
6. 7. Hei. a SO : S H.!:s:!!; sa :.
r.n.n., Grant 5 c.. oas =. sSe.d,
e. Y WIS; sSs n Ab.s -
!, !, !. .l kyl ssa W. s!. MIslonEs
:, \, ! - = : QUALITY ATTY
A',A I .a1h Estate sgs y S m9ssra..a
A'c.,ay 5ss,:s1; Ma.s. ss,lasa
y.u1hsa $ wii!ss.: Tssss =. 81!
Sutton 4. Co.. N. Niash. 49,
7, HENIrk Of 7 zeal a. hsfArE.
tEf41R zges,s, Fo Z = e, q sU.r'.v
syss1s s !, .;
S''''n-' s SAD III esq
Luther Il ~ hi Ge s. s 81 si;ss
- Sn. sss6SEESs9 = e cS siaa!
Hsr sla ASe.af IS H.
= 8 =, Bishop SAs {: h f5s,1.Ap1.s.
Parish Bros SIS stl'i'i sa.ii. " aa!s.d
s'rs t sTARlS s4S1 siiSss
?. 7 1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a3s " Pew
The W.o'S sSat!Sas5y H9S 81 S. ~
sou HFiinaSSa IT, liz & q
Angus e sS SF'as ~ 6 asiSs1 aes 15isY.
a, Simon 4 soa.s rs =: Nan.
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Baltimore Steam Packet Co,

Equipped with wireless Geography.
70 BALTIMORE AND THE ,tC-,fE VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD SOlrf.
Leave Richmond Daily axcspt sunday via
N. e. w. Ry. a:os P. H.. Norfolk csc p. Ii.
c. &c o. Ry. 400 P. H.. Old Point 1850 p. II.
O. D. 3 S. Co. 100 p. u. Gone day In Nor.
toIkl.
Va. Nav. Co $40 "A. n. tMond.: w.dnss.
day and Fridsyj.
Tickets at ali offices. For s,.:ersons %.
ply 70 Il. II. vsoYKIN. Agent. $50 e. Main
Erect
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tf[iscrllanknus.
RUB ITSOUT. D

wHEREyER ACHE OR PAIN IS Lo-
cat ed--stiYnes and soreness Of mus
cles or joints--rub in Fraysers
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment. and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round IMMINENT in use for man and
beast: try it-don't suffer--here Is
the right help; zoe bottles. at drug
gistS'. sssSs5SS sisiaifss5 81 st...
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Real Gstat, 1Manten.


WANTED, "A FEW ACRES OF CHICA-
ilominy Swamp land cheap. Address
X 69S care eTimes-Dispatch.
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Rourf9.

rffsT SIR EE rMsAIRKET: THE
cheapest Phone number, Madison
e54l. 1924 North First Street.
WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros, jewelers., S12
East Main Street. buy. sell ex-
4. change and remount diamonds IN
the latest styles. Old gold and sill
yer taken in exchange.
a TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without peer-tive gallons for 2oc..
deliyered-Ho oily Springs Lith!a
Water Phone Monroe All.
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Connections at Wakefield with Norfolk
and western Railroad: at Scotland. with
Virginia Navigation Compaay's James River
boats. All trains daily except Sunday.
EDWARD ROGERS. Superintendent.
Dendron. Va
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OAK CHAIRS AND TABLES FOR
sale. cheap. Apply to MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE. 705 East Main
Street
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Bnl,alr,nilrl[lq,

Boaroing.
srGHARLEs e. BOWERS, is EAST
| IS Franklin; handsomely appointed
rooms. with board: large. well-ven-5
| tilated dining room. opening on Sec
r. ond Street meals by day or week.
IGOOD- BOARD AND nicely FUN
nished rooms, with private family;
NJ, rates reasonable. Apply sos North
Fifth Street. ~ "a VI, Il ls8a 8igs
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Aelp Ug.anfE0, .D2lnaic.
WANTED. Al 0oScE. cf1ixR And
cheroot packers Apply WHITLOck
BRANCH. FEDERAL CIGAR CO.,
Twenty third and Main Streets. Rich
mond. Va.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.

KEELING SHOES FREE, II YOU
bring this coupon with shoes and
have them half soled; mems. 75c:j
ladies', soc. and childrens 8, Acc and
Il up:s white oak soles; sewed with
waxed flax thread; rubber heels. sc
extra DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY,s716 East Main. ~
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goal ann GnooD.

QUALITY AND QUANTITY ARB
guaranteed from u.s. We have oak,
pine or slab wood. and our prices
are right. We please everybody.
Phone Madison Gala. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. SGT
Brook Avenue.
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Norfolk and Western Railwa,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Eject June H. 1910.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NoRFOLK: bs:10 A. NJ, $500 A. NJ, Assoc P.
NJ, 1910 p. NJ. b7:oo p. II.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
.s:l6 "A. NJ. ss:os "A. H.. bl2:Ie room; assoc p.
NJ. 1880 P. u.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: bu:3s A.
M a11:4o A. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ. b1e:1 p. NJ,
isi1:,o p. n. From tho West: $3.50 A. n.
ALSO P. M. bz:l5 P. NJ. 's:1 r. NJ. $500 p.
|. Ii.
sDaIly. aDaly, e1, Sunday. bsunday only
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars. c. H. BOSLEY.
w. B. BEV1LL, D. p. A.. Richmond, Va
q. p. A.. Roanoke. Va.
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Bugiufgs @pportllnitifs.
Rnn1r11s for Bent.

NaEN you cosE no EiGRM0ND
get a 81 can conf Portable bed for soc;
a phone. bath and ice water free; ex-i
/ Z. cellent meals served next door. 1904
East Clay. ts3iss &, h! E
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FOR SALE, BLACKSMITH AND
wheelright shop Good stand: good
business: good reason for sale. Shop
in Virginia. Inhabitants. 500. Adj
dress G 562. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. FOUR TOP WAGONS,
suitable for grocers and general de-
livery. In good order and cheap. a.
MEYERS SONS, 731 East Cary st.
.gAsOLENE ENGINE, 4O-HORSE POW
er; good condition. 1. BLuFoRD q
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Nalruan8.
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars ieav. MAacnes,er. ssv.n,a I'D --'orrs
Streets. for Petefsburg: A
e. z. q. 20. 10. II. II P. 81. / !. i'1 4 x
s'5:4s. &c. 4. 8. 20. 10 p. u.
f u:oo P. II. for CneNes. ..:N midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foo. Sycamore
Street. for Manchester:
5:l6 :Is ..7:l5. .7:as, s!3s, l:ss, sio:S6 u =;
* X. 1:a5 '1:s5. 2:ss. s:a5. Ass. 5:s5. s:ai
s7:aS. s:35. s:35. .I0:4o. #1:te p. IL
=. Carries baggage and sxDrssa.
&c Limited. except sundays anu holidays.
All cars from Petersburg come. with cars
tos Richmond.
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Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
n. B.-Folowlng schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
$40 A. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte.
1886 A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all points
South. Pullman and Day Coaches
800 P. Mex. Sunday-Local for Moseley.
$500 P. MEX. sunday-Keysyllle Local.
11:i5 P. M.-patiy-Limited. for all points
South. Pullman ready $3.50 P. n.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:o0 P. Mex, Sun.-To West PIT. con-
Meeting for Baltimore Mon, Wed. and Fri.
1904. Mex. Sun. and 2:i5 P, M.-Mon..
Wed. and Fri.-Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: 900 A. NJ. $3.50 P. NJ.
daily; $40 A. NJ. Elk. SUM-. 4:1o p. n. Daily:
6:oo p. NJ. Elk. sun. (Local). z
From West Point: $3.50 "A. NJ; Daily: 11:35
A.. NJ. Wed. and FRI; 6:45 p. NJ. Eek. Sun.
s. e. BURGESS. D. P. A..
go e. Main st. Phone Madison 49,
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sURRY, SUSSEX q sOUTIlAlIPTON r. R.
No. leaves Dory. a. M. Wakefield.
II: Dendron. 1880; Surry Courthouse. 11:4S.
Arrives Scotland l2:aS P. NJ. No. leaves
Dendron. $50 A. NJ: surr9 Courthouse.
$685. Arrives Scotland. s:22. No. /, leaves
Scotland. s:45 A. NJ: surry Courthouse.
1905; Dendron. 7:4s; Wakefield. S:is. Arrives
Dory. BIAS. No. leaves Scotland. 2 P. NJ;
surry Courthouse. e:35. Arrives Dendron.
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FOR SALE, ONE sTAvE MILL COM.
nete. never run but one month.
Cheap TO quick buyer Address *
G7s, care Times Dispatch.
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E9flp VAanten. :srlflle.

W1NTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERRs;
Richmond Examination November IL;
preparation f-e. FRANKLIN IN.
sis N. -,
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FOR SALE. CHEAP, LOT OF sECOND-
hand oak tables and chairs. MAS
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE. T05 East
Main street. ~. ~ 81
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Rlruurl0ns 0aaHtRU, tslalr.

NENTED. AT ONCE, By A NAN OF
experience, position as double entry
bookkecper; have had several years
experience and can give best3ot REFER
nres from past and present employ.
ers. will go anywhere. Address BOX
No 49, Florence, S. G..
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FOR SALE, GAsOLlS.lF ENEINE;
Fairbanks-M Morse portable; 4-horscl
power; In first class order. Address
B ~, care TimeH.Dispatch.
FOR WAGONS. GO 10 R1cIIARIs SON
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WANTED. POSITION IN WHOLE
sale or manufacturing or insurance
Office. by a thoroughly experienced
bookkeeper; Al references lAd-
dress X 6T3, care es-Dispat ch.
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WANTED. INEXPERIENCED LICENSED
drug clerk. SLOAN BROS. Green
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FOR SALE, HOTEL AND STORE
house; located in Chilhowie. Va; in
good repair; good patronage, no
competition: price low: terms easy.
Address JACOB SNAYELY & Co,
ChilhnWIe. Na. 80 -. -.
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TTsADJs;
only few weeks required; wages
while learning tools donated: dipio-
mas awarded: hoard provided; steady
position guaranteed when through.
FORTE catalogue, address MOLER'5
BARBER COLLEGE, New York City.
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DRUGGIST AND MEDICAL STUDENT
wants position with college privi-
letses. very best references. Ad-
dess K 6Qi,c Times-Dlspatch.
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LARGE CORPORATION WANTS Ex-
perienced Office clerks; salary, $40
per month; rapid advancement. Adj
dress ACCOUNTANT, Box $50, City.
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8ituatl01ls 0ManieD, Dfmale.

N1sS1ED. BY COMPETENT sTEGOG.
rapher. permanent positions. five
years experience. best references
Address l. 722. care Times Dispatch.
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NE UPHOLSTERING AND MA
"A, TRESSES,

5F511RN1TuRE REP.NIREDs AND up!
\ hols tered mattresses made over ike
~. new; furniture and. ettna. packed
Phone 1882 is
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LoSt alt1 rnut16.

5tI N LUU|IUitU j UWttU.
STRAYED, FROM MY HOME. IN. > {. y !:
D tor Park. yesterday afternoon tSun-
day.. one brindle Great Dane puppy;
cars cut and served together. Re-
ward. H. Il. CAMPBELL Phone
u Madison 2684-J.
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lRalrnaps.
Richmond, Fredericksb'z r

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS. 4
Leave Byrd 81. Sta. go r. II for Fredericksburg.
Arrive Byfd 81. Sta. s.a5 |. from Fra
Arrive Elba Sta. $40 Am, $50 y. from Ashland.
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$3.50 BUYS ONE-HALF CORD PRE-
pared pine kindling wood, suitable for
summer cooking. Why pay So 25
when you can get the same-results
from this? Try load. SAMUEL H.
C0TTRET.L4 e: son, Phone Madison
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LONG is HEADQUARTERS COR SUM.
mer wood Slabs for kindlinS. OAK.
hickory and pine. sawed lengths to
suit every home. 1t VIII advance
later as usual My coal Is going a
summer prices Place order now.
rang Vast Proad
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FOR SALE, TEN SHARES INTERNAL
tional Machine Corporation stock.
Address X 674, care Times-Dlspatch.
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6ituations, Broffssional.

EIpEHifsNCED' MALE TEACHER OF
4 larguages. mathematics and music.
late principal OF high school. desires
a private or publ: achool. Address
..F.." Box l23. Gordonrviiie. Va.
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EAETED. BY A TEACHER OF HIS
tory and literature. position; nave
also taught adv. grammar grade
work. satisfactory references. Ad-
dress A CONN. McC;aheysville. va.
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sDaiiy. tWeskdays. ssundays only.
All tralas te or from Byrd Street Station
except trains leaving $50 q. M and arriving
II. 50 mighty atop At Elba. Tins Of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read ths signs.
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Wdnt I'D. Rates..

FORBUSINEss CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe for the WANT
AID. MAN to call.
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nor baIf.

THE FALL SEASON Is ABOUT, TO
open;@don forget TILE PITTS Flu RI
East Main street, for your furniture
and carpets. Cash or credit.
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rInia teacher OF several years. e8pe-
Fence. a position in public or pr!-
yate school; Latin and music. Ad-
/ dress Y, care Postmaster. Poplar
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HOTEL 1ROQIyJOS

rs1 MsCE1LANEous ApyERTIsnMENTs.L M1s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
'DEPLORES MOVING
 PICTURE CRUSADE
MANAGER OF DOUGLAS THEA TER SAYS IT IS INSPIRED BY RIVALS.

DOUGLAS. Aug. 17.--(SpeciaD-
 Manager Webb takes exception to what he feels is the campaign against moving pictures, started by the min isterial association, by the petition which it sent to the city council and which was considered by that body last night Mir. Webb says that there seems to be a concerted action against picture shows the country over. and he believes that that ac- tion was started and urged along by those engaged in the theatrical and dramatic business. because pie ture shows cut into their receipts He cannot see why the moving pie lures should be treated differently from the stage.
 q cannot see why action should be taken against moving pictures. said Mir. Webb this morning. 'Tf the proposition of showing anything where the original is a crime in the territory should carry it would cut out many of the most interesting eX- hibitions. as the case where strikers burn a bridge and a heroic engineer saves the train. The burning Of the bridge would be a crime and we could not show the film. So it would be with many others. Most pictures like many plays, have a moral that can be clearly read by the specta- tor. If the plays which show any details of a crime were prohibited how many dramas, tragedies or melo- dramas could be presented? 1T per mitted on the stage why prohibit the pictures? It seems that the cam paign is only against the pictures. To show really excellent pictures is expensive. but we try to do it and there is little enough profit as it is, if we are limited further than we arc
 we could not get any attendance and would have to close. All films are now censored by a national board with ministerial association members in New York on it. Why
 go further? I do not care to show
 the fight pictures. but I trust the council will not attempt to wipe out
 the picture show completely. as such
 action as is asked would probably do"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
MAKES FINE SHOWING

DOUGLAS, Aug. 17.-(Special)-
 Carl Smith, of the Douglas Country club and the only representative of Arizona among the 190 contestants in the Transmississippi golf tourna- ment which opened in Denver yes terday, made a splendid showing on the opening day, and one of which this city and the territory may well be proud. His brother, T. M. Smith, received a night telegraph letter from him this morning in which he says: "One hundred and fifty starters. Legg low score of 77 for the eighteen holes. I was eighth with S3. l ex- pect to qualify tomorrow and be- lieve l can last through the second and third rounds. am having a splendid time here, for these people certainly do know how to entertain
 As stated, Smith is the only entry from Arizona and his performance is most pleasing. The bogey. for the course is S4, so that he made the first round in one under the colonePs figures. Two rounds, 36 holes will constitute the qualifying round which ends today and unless Smith shall show a strange reversal of form he is certain to land among the thirty two who qualify.
 Advices from Denver state that the Douglas representative was taken to the club house on his arrival where rooms had been reserved fol him and the Denver press commented on his arrival as it did on that o L. P. Forth. who practiced over tho course with Smith for several days but did not remain for the tourna ment. He made 4 for nine holes one under bogey.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
DOUGLAS COUNCIL

DOUGLAS. Aug. 17.-(SpeciaD-
 The city council met as a boare d equalization last night for the last time and adopted a budget and 1xed the tax rate. In it's work it showed that economy is to be prae- tced along with the conducting of the present administration upon strict business lines by pairing down the budget so far as it could be done without hardship to the city and keeping down the tax rate to 10 mills. a slight increase in rate but necessary because there will be less received in licenses it is expected
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

got there. But how they got there is not what is worrying the govern ment officials and the people who have been enjoying the bathing in the sea, it is the fact that the small ones are there. and that where there are young ones. there are also some old ones. and the fact that one is liable to have limb taken off by a real live gator is causing all of them to steer clear Of bathing in the beautiful sea-"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18
REPUBLICANS OF
 YAVAPAI REGULAR
SAMPLE OF STANOPATISM GONE TO SEED IS PRESENTED BY CONVENTION.

The republican convention held in Prescott, on Saturday, endorsed the Taft administration, Ballinger Can rionism and all; it endorsed the ter ritorial administration of affairs in toto This. of course, includes the pardons and communications of the sentences of red-handed murderers. The people of Graham and of Yava- pal are a bit uneasy on this score.
 In the matter of platform, they declared against anything and every thing of a progressive nature. It is standpat gone to seed. They said that they beleived in a republican form of government. This is some what assuring. for We have begun to beleive that the Cannonites are government of ours. It surely has not been representative government under Cannon rule. They wanted a flexible constitution. Flexible means elastic. Elastic is made of Para rubber. Boss Aldrich has been ac- cused by Senator Bristow of ma nipulating the tariffs on rubber to swell his private fortune This is probably why they want a rubber constitution, one that will stretch in any direction that they want to use it.
 E. w Wells. Robert Finnie W. s. Noryeil, J. A. Jaeger, Super visor Harrington and s. A. Denison were selected as candidates for the constitutional convention. E. S. Clark. the ex-attorney general, went down at the first fire of this brigade of Cannonites. Clark is said to have red insurgent blood coursing in his veins The standpats would have none of it. At any rate a corpora ton cheer went up from the gal leries at the announcement of Clark's defeat.
 The democrats will declare for a progressive constitution at their con vention on the 16th inst, including the initiative and referendum, direct primary recall and majority ruIe With these principals adopted, they will carry Yavapai at the election on September 12 by 800 majority.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-18

than last year. In some instances the assessments are lower than a year ago and increases in assessed figures does not appear except where no improvements have been placed upon realty.
 The budget for the coming year Is to be s52.6OO. several thousand dollars less than the expenditures of last year and the savings come mostly from two sources. One of these is public printing which is cut by s2000, the cut being made possible by the fact that last year there were ex-