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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
wAn1s Mileage REFUND.

WASHINGTON Feb. IS.-T. A.
Ricie.. Of FlagssaR. Arizona. present
ed today 10 lhe Interstate commerce
commission a complaint agairEt the
A.chgson. Topeka and Santa Fe rail
read fer rsraTsticl n the anoInt OF
portion OF bis mileage book After
he had used part Of coupons Riexei
lest the book and aid not End II Cor
nearly two years. Tho railroad com
pany refused to refund to him the
amount psoportionate to III
~ o Kermit him to ride on ti.'
coupons. because the conpany's reg
uia.eHs provide that a hook must be
exhausted within eighteen months
from the date Of purchase. R'cke
comp'aius thai the regsation is 81
unreasonable discrimination.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
BsBEF BOYS WIN
BASKET BALL GAME
But GIRLS LOSE TO THE uNivEa.
siTY BY a SCORE OF 10 TO II
YESTERDAY.

TUCSON. Feb. 19.-(SpeeiaD.-i a
close and exciting game of basket ball
tonight the B;sbee high school boys
saved the mountain town from a goose
esging at the hands OF Tucson high
ana the university teams by winning
cut in the fastest game of the tour
Hament. IL to Is. There wa,s much
excitement all through IN game, and
the visitors put up a fast snappy ex-
hibition throughout
IN the afternoon series the Bisbec
girls acre wallopcd BY the Arizona
University seztette. i6 10 II. although
the Bisbee girls paved fast and con
sistent bail This. from a critical
standpoint. was considered the best
game OF the tournament There was
little fouling Claire O'poancli and
Dora Daily did clever work for Bis
bee
Tucson EigR easily defeated Doug
las high girls. p 70 6. a socia, and
hop closed the events.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb 19.-opcTat.oas
en- The stock raarzet 'cday we're CO.
Quoted with Al eye - technical COT.
Citio1s e speculative ~ her t2a1 Fsii +.
ire view 20 more s1bstaatci coasio
GRAFTON bearing - "A r.nsic Eaires e.
ezrning power. Additional -alorIia-
iicn corroboratea the oginio q in
proyement tak'ng place cTer eorai.
i-as bearing On intrinsic values O.
ea-nIag power .isit.clai insa7m1
ton ccrFoboratcd the opinion OF in
provement taking place cvsr co1d'
tons dreaded IN tie recent snaTke.
Gepressica. TIE cheerful tc1e e tn
mercantile reviews voiced the coavic
iica that tssrs OF a severe trada re
cessson wez5 rsourdlcss.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
Preshxterian Church.

Sunday school at 9:45 as@m. Les
son for the classes of older scholars:
The Golden Rule''-Temperaace Les
sonMatthew 7.1-2 Chr'stion Endeav-
or ar $50 p. n. Tonic "Intemperance
and Other Sins OF the Body Romans
Si-l4. Preaching by he pastor at
Il a. m and ct 7-30 p. m. Preaching
in the Lowell Chapel Wednesday az
1880 p. m. Prayer meeting in the Bis
bee church Thursday at 7:15 p II.
Junior Christian EndeavoT Friday al
500 p. m. Topic: What tn wise man
sad about drinking. Proverbs 23.29-32
Leader: MAY Goudge Suaerin -eldent;
Mrs John Row6en.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20

Sunday school 9:45 a. m J. H.
Demarsst, superintendent. z. Y. p. L..
at 6:45 p. n. Fred Alien will speak
81 7:45 The public is cordially in
vited.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
The Distinguishing Feature
of 0zomuIsion is its CURATIVE
QUALITY, Which All Other
emuISi0nS Lack.

The Distinguishing Feature Ct Ozo-
nulsion IS its CURATIVE QUALITY.
which All 0 her emulsions Lack
FOOD MEDICINE FoR Tdz Rome.
OzOsfULsION Is a Rich. Liquid Food
pow orful as . Nutrient and Tissue
Builder.
OZ0EULSIOE is recommended for
be Teeb-c and Enaciated, because It
ra,s new Blood into Their veins.
CS-LSIO& ia recommended fey
~1fa People, becsuse f. makes them
ulamp o. fet
CzCMULSION IS recommended for
Tuay. slc-ay Babies, because IT makes
ttcl s-ov into strong, Vigorous
L1alJs.
CzoazULsiCN is g Food Mdicine
r, supplies all ossent'a ais necessary
to pres re physical health. Physicians
cay TO-
as--LsI0N Is easy to axe
vt- Clrest. easy 20 assimilate. These
Vial necessities maize OZOMULSiON
tae rsns VALUABLE SCIENTIFIC
PAEtTION & CD Liver oil ever
Compounded.
Czerauision Is known. recommends
snd sold by worthy druggists every
Were in 16 o. and o. bottles.
A'ways ask for Ozcmllsicn by name
Tha, al may experience for them
aoIves what this exclusive prepare
tion VII do. n oz. Trial bottle WI
II zen b. mail "a ali who ac1a thei
address. ty rcs,card or ie-teT. to tn
czru'sica Co. $50 Pearl St NcS
York.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20

II Won want yonr property ra-u
TONED Il you sed . report or q cessf.
prospec. us; n yoa are organizes aa.
Wish 20 sell stock. 3 you VAN 81
very best legitimate ftD,as '.
work for your l,r--1~.r s"
mine. your property ar Your a''s'
ness; 81 you waa' fhe @
article OF wiruias aaserii=iue r. ".
connection. call on ~ write e. Sra
Aley. Douglas. Arizona. eho has O.,
wontyone years eSpe-1.aee 20 thf
business in this Territory
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
CHURCH
NOTICES

Bible school ct 9:45 a. m. The
beam that ds n thine own eye vii
be the pastors text in the morning
service.
Prof. b. r. Dennis VIII conduct
he young peoples meeting ~ 0.s0 ,.
m. The third OF the len'en series
leading up To Easter: How a DYING
man can confer life 70 living men,
wiz be the evening theme az the l-3o
service. Tuesday evening ell are te
be the guess of the Ladies lid so
ciety at An evening with Washing
ton and his friends" The program is
10 be free. Services al Warren. South
Bisbee and Don Luis at usual hours
Beginning Sunday morning. an
mothers who have babies are invited
O bring hem and have them cared
for by a nurse in the brotherhood
rooms during church.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20

Weekly. !. T. Fngient. H. T. Cooke
Lee Hardin. John Donicvy. John
Hughes. " C. Ccx. Pete Ccntreras.
A. r. Moehlinkamp. c. o. Brown, J. NJ.
Gibbs. L. A. Hagy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
BOUT IS
PROMISED At
THE ORPHEUN
Anderson and Donovan in Pink
of Condition and Ready for
Hammer and longs WreSt-
ling Match,

Measurements OF Emil Anderson
and Jack Donovan. who VIII meet on
ma a. Orpheum today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
DON'T BE TAKEN iN.

DON'T BE TAKEN IN
with the idea that al eoal Is
alike. 1t isn't by great deal.
For instance, our coal Is clean
and entirely free from stones or
slate. Every lump of it means
a lump OF good heat. Doesn't
clog up your range or furnace.
Doesn't take all day to get
burning. either. You ought to
have some.
WOOD-An lengths. Oak
chunk
FUEL & FEED CO
Office Main ST Opp. oals~s Stables
-e PCS. p. o. Box 627.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-20
Church Of Christ.

tOppOSite tentIht ocAoSi'f
AT 9:45 q. n. Bible school A. r.
Accord. superintendent II a. m. Scr
mon and communion.
1850 p. m. Evening worship
Elder George T.. Puryis Of Tucson.
viii occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening. Mr.. Spicer is in Tucson
assis- ing the church at that phase. Al
are cordially invited to hear Elder
Purvis. The Jiggeryille Bible schcoi
meets at 2:15 p. n.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
SOLID DELEGATION.
SNANSONPS BELIEF
Clean Sweep for Virginia
Democrats Predicted BY
Former Governor.

Former Governor Claude A. Swanson,
OF Virginia, is IN Washington, and makes
the statement that his State win send
a solid Democratic delegation to the
next Congress. He says that Represen-
tative Slemp, the only Republican now
In the Virginia delegation, will be de-
feated, and that Representative Saund-
ers will be returned whether J. NJ. Par
sons, who Is now cOnteSting his seat, is
finally seated or not
The Democratic party in Virginia
was never In better lighting FORM" said
the former governor and we will enter
the Congressional campaign with every
expectation of sending solid delegation
to the Slxty-second Congress. / have
no doubt whatever but that we will re-
capture the Ninth district. and that Mr..
Slemp will be retired to private life
In Stuart the Democrats have nOmi-
mated one Of their finest 10 make the
race az ainst Slemp- II any man In the
district can swing II into the Democratic
column, l believe Stuart can.
las for the Fifth district, II win go
safely Democratic. Judge Saunders viii
be able 10 defeat any Republican who
may make the race against him. We
hear occasionally that Parsons will be
given his seat, but we do not credit the
stories But II he should be seated,
Judge Saunders Will defeat him for re-
election"
As for the other eight districts now
| represented by Democrats. the governor
| said they were certain 10 rNturn all Of
| tfc old Congressman, If they were nOmi-
mated by their party. The governor said
/ that he was not now and had not been
| a candidate for any office himself.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
SAVINGS BANK BILL
!. TO PASS THE HOUSE
Tracks Are Cleared and
Special Rule Will Require
Vote on Thursday.

With the railroad bill safely tucked
away in conference, the tracks are
cleared for the passage through the
House Of the postal savings bank
bill, another measure hat carries the
Administration label.
This bill. for the immediate consid-
GRAFTON Of which a special rule was
adopted by the House yesterday after
noon. will be taken up tomorrow
The House viii meet at Il o'clock 20
consider il. Voting will begin at s
o'clock.
In the meeting Of the Rules Com
mIttee and on the 5ioor OF the House
the special rule was adopted by al
most a party vote. A few insurgents
stood out with the Democrats in op-
position 70 IL.
The test vote nthe adoption of the
rule insures the prompt passage of
the bill when II comes TO a final vote
tomorrow evening. The regular Re
publicans and nearly all the insur-
gents are determined to pass the
House bill, which is radio Ally different
from that passed by the Senate
The special rule is drastic. II pro-
vides for eight hours IeDate. permits
but one amendment, which shall be "A
minority substitute. and allows a mo-
I ton TO reCOmmit. Under this rule the
/ bill, which was recently reported by
the House Committee on POstohices
and Post Roads viii be passed he
measure viii then go 10 conference.
I In spite OF the difference between
| the Senate and House bills. the Re
publican leaders anticipate little diff
| Guilty IN an adjustment Of these diff
| nculueS IN conference. so that
1 measure which viii be acceptable q
! the President and 10 the majority in
/ both houses viii Se brought out.
| After opposing the special rule for
| an hour yesterday, the Democrats
| demanded a roll call and two were
! taken. The first, OF the previous
! question, showed a Republican vic
| tory OF l69 10 IA. The second. on the
adoption Of the rule, was 100 10 13s.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
MARINE OFFICERS
TO GO TO SCHOOL
Secretary Meyer Decides TO Intro
duce Instruction At Stations
of the CORPS.

Secretary Of the Navy Meyer has de-
cided 20 establish schools for the in
struction Of marine officers at every
station where there is a marine corps
located. These schools are expected
10 be In operation next November
II is Mr.. Meyers intention 10 have
the schools in session for two hours
two afternoons every week The courses
of instruction viii be divided into two
classes. theoretical and practical. The
period for the teaching Of theory will
be during the fall and winter, and the
pra ctical instruction will be during the
summer and spring In the tropics this
schedule viii be reversed
Such a school was organized last win
ter at Portsmouth, y Il. by Major
Henry Leonard, L. s. NJ c. command
ant If the naval prison at that station.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
NOTED FOOTBALL PLAYER
WEBS A BALTIMORE GIRL
Marriage eliminates Rom antic CourtShp Begun When
the Bride Visited the Bridegroom'S Sisters
In the West.

player was married. Father Turner
should tie the knot. Father Turner has
since become a member Of the faculty
OF the Catholic University near Brook
land, y. G
Mr.. Bowlin met Miss BUrch through
his sisters They were students at the
Georgetown Convent OF Visitation a
number Of years ago at the same time
Miss Burch was there. The Baltimore
girl accepted the invitation Of her West
ern friends TO visit them during the
summer and 1t was then she met their
brother Frank. At the time OF the grad
uation Of Miss Burch and his sisters.
Mr.. BoWlin came 70 Washington
The bans Of the approaching wedding
have been published in the St Paul
papers since Saturday, and II was no
surprise TO Father Turner when he was
called on yesterday by the former foot
ball player to perform the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
PRINCE FREDERICK
WEBS AT POTSDAM

BERLIN, June S.-Prince Frederick
William Of Prussia, youngest son OF
the late Prince Albrecht, was married
at POtsdam palace this morning TO
Princess Agathe of RatibOT, eldest
daughter OF Duke Victor of Ratibor
The Kaiser and the kaiserin, as
well as all other members of the i'm
perial family at Potsdam. were pres
ent- The prince is thirty years old,
his bride twenty-five.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY
SOLD THIRD TIME

The twQ-story business property at the
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Twenty-second street north
west has been sold by WiIlige, Gibbs &,
Daniel, realty brokers, for Dominick
Catheh Ers;io Ghilardi purchased this
property as an investment. and IL is
understood he paid IN the neighborhOod
SiO.j00 for H.
The first floor Of this building is oc-
cupied by a restaurant, and on the sec
ond floor is an apartment. The same
BUILDING was sold by Willige. Gibbs &
Daniel only few weeks ago. thus
making the sale TO Mr.. Ghilardi the
third in the past two years, each time
at considerable advance.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
MAD NULLAH SHOT,
IS REPORT IN ROME
Leader Responsible for Afri-
can OutrageS Said to Have
Been Executed.

ROME, June s.-A dispatch received
by the foreign office says that Mo
manned Abdulah, the Mad MullGh
whose crlelties have resulted in terri
BILE outrages in Africa and the sending
Of several expeditions against him by
Italy and England. has been captured
and shot by natives friendly 10 the
whites.
According 10 the dispatch. he was
captured in a fight at Hardega, and
after his execution his followers dis
banded and are now In flight, pursued
by their foes.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
COLONEL HARVEY
BUYS RESIDENCE

The second sale in the Schneider row
on q street, made by Stone & Fairfax,
realty brokers, during the last two
weeks. was made today when premises
17Gl Q street was sold TO Colonel Har-
vey- The sale was made for K. c.
Brainard, and the consideration is said
10 have been 81. 900.
This house was built by T. s. Schneider
several years ago, and is considered one
of the most attractive in that block 1t
contains twelve rooms. two baths. and
has a lot 2Ox100 feet with wide alley at
the rear
The Washington times., 1910-06-08

Frank J. BOwlin, son OF a millionaire
Of St Paul, MINI, and one Of the great
est football players that ever wore a
University Of Minnesota M on his
jersey. scored a touchdown in the game
Of life today when he welded Miss
Cecilia NJ. Burch. of Baltimore. The
ceremony took place at St. Patrick 5
Church, Tenth and G streets northwest
today. The young couple left Washing
ton this afternoon for a short honey
moon in the North before Mr.. BOwlin
returns 20 his business in St. Paul
The marriage was the elimination Of
a romantic cOurtship. The performance
Of the wedding ceremony in Washington
was the result OF promise made years
ago to the Rev. william Turner. then
head of st. Mary's Seminary in st.
Paul, that when the former football
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
DARTMOUTH GETS $4,000.

HANOVER, n. H. June S--Gfts OF
% to Dartmouth College have been
announced. Mrs. Jane Eastman OF
Manchester. N H.. gives 10000 in mem
ory OF her husband. Ira Allen Eastman.
tn etrustees voted 20 add a like amount
and 70 found a chair OF political
science. A gift Of $4,000 is from Horace
Russell. toward a fund OF Sl0QN 10 In
crea esthe salaries Of professors
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
CURTAILS POWER
OF PETTY OFFICERS
France No Longer Allows Them to
InHict Punishment on Army
and NAVY Men.

PARIS, June SIN order to stop the
discontent which is creating a strong
anti-miltarist movement in the army,
Minister Brun announced today that
hereafter petty officers in the army and
navy will not be allowed to punish sol
dicrs and sailors.
They will be permitted to propose
men for punishment, but the infection
OF the punishment will be left to the
superior officers.
The reform is welcomed by the rank
ana ME OF the army and navy, as IL is
believed that il will do away with tht
lOnc-standing tyranny which the sub
altern officers have exercised over their
men.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
GORDON DELEGATES
CONFEDERATE SHAT
Monument to Dead on John
son Island Is Unveiled
BY SouthernerS

TOLEDO, Ohio June s.-A monument
to the Confederate dead who are buried
on JOhnsOn's Island. the wartime prison
in Sandusky bay, was dedicated today.
Gen. G. w. Gordon. last surviving
major general Of the Southern army, de-
livered the dedicatory address.
Mrs. Mary Patton Hudson unveiled the
monument, which was erected by the
Robert Patton Chapter OF the Daughters
Of the ConfederaCy Of Cincinnati
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
CANoNIZATIoN CONSIDERED.

ROME. June s--The Congregation
OF Rites has met under the presidency
Of the Pope. and discussed the matter
OF the Qualification and canonizat!on
OF Marguerite Bourgeois. OF Mar
quette. Mich, the founder OF the Con-
gregation OF the Sisters OF Our Lord
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
Immediately Available" Not
Inserted In Sundry Civil
Measure.
DISTRICT ALLOWED
LARGE AMOUNTS
To Buy Land Between Capitol Park
and Union Station So, 100000
Is Appropriated

No Immediately available provision
was inserted H. the sundry civil bill by
the Senate committee when II was con-
sidering the appropriation for the Presi-
dents travelling expenses. This portion
OF the measure remains just as the
House amended II. and the money will
not be available until July l.
There had been a hopeful feeling
among some of the Presidents friends
that the Senate would be generous and
insist upon the $4,000 being placed at
the disposal Of the Executive at once.
They poipted to the June trips he has
planned, the commencement speeches he
is to make. and argued that the money
should be appropriated.
Senate Committee 0bdurate.
An obdurate Senate committee, how
ever, did nothing Of the kind AS there
is no difference between the Senate and
the House upon this feature OF the bill,
no change can be made in conference.
Another important provision in the
sundry civil bill. which the Senate left
unchanged, was that appropriating
s250,0 for a tariff commission. This ap-
preparation stands. 1t viii no doubt
form the central theme of debate on
the floor Of the Senate, when reached,
but il is reported by the Senate COM
mittee in exactly the same form as
passed by the House
Senator Hale, chairman of the Appro-
priatiOns Committee, called up the bill
upon the disposal Of the mornings bust
ness today.
District Fares Well.
The District Jared well in the in
creases which the Senate committee
has authorized. The most important of
all the additions to the bill Is the APP
preparation Of S3,5OO.OOO for the extern
sion of the Capitol Ground.
The plan cOntemplates the purchase
of all the property lying between the
present Capitol park and the Union
Station It is to be converted into a
park also.
The sum of $4,000 is authorized for a
fountain in Mcmillan Park; $4,000 for
improvements at Children's Hospital
So, 40 for materials in the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing, $4,000 for a
commission Of fine arts. 5000 for ar
ice plant TAT the State, War. ana Navy
Department, 5000 for an elevator al
the Patent Office, $4,000 for renewing
plumbing in Pension Office Sl75,760 fol
improvements at the Senate Office
building, $4,000 for completion of I'll,
District Court House, and $4,000 FOL
investigation OF materials under tn,
Geological Survey.
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
SOUTHERN SOCIETY MEETS.

The Southern Society will elect Off
GERS at its meeting tonight at Confed-
crate Memorial Hall. 1872 Vermont ave-
nue.. Every Southern State is now rep
resented in its membership. which in
cllides a cabinet officer and several
Senators and Representatives. Short
aruerc
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
EIGHT IN TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June s.-The Re
publican State executive committee has
decided not 70 but out a judicial ticket
in the election in August. but recon-
mended that the Republicans Of Ten
nessee fndorse the indepcndent Demo-
cratic judicial ticket
The Washington times., 1910-06-08
SHERLEY Is RENOMINATED.

LOUISVILLE. KY. June S.-By a ma
iority OF more than 100. Swaeer Sherley.
one of the leaders in the House Of Rep
resentatives. has been nominated 20
succeed himself
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28

known pcnitentiary scandal. and rec
ord of general incompetency followed.
Now, as matter of fact Mr. Haw-
ley's party has been more ready to
assume its ability to do things than
il has to make good. In fact this Is
its national. as well as its state, rec
ord. There is a wonderful difference
between theory and practice.
Some of the most beautiful thoughts
that have ever been drawn on the
canvass Of possibility by the eager
pencil of hope have been those fine
utopian dreams looking to perfect con-
ditions for humanity. They were
sublime in their purpose, but when
placed on trial they went down to
ruin through their impracticability.
Their painters desired TO accomplish
certain results. The results to be ac-
complished were their study rather
than the method to accomplish them.
Like "Barkis," Mr.. Hawley is
"willin," but willing is not always do
ing. Mr.. Hawley's party, when given
a trial. failed and failed signally.-
Fremont County News.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
RELATIVE TO LAND OFFICE.

The charge made by Mr.. Hawley,
the Democratic nominee for Governor
in Boise, September Path, that the
administration Of the state Land
Board had been such that capital
could not be secured to carry on irri-
cation projects. and that immigration
was at a standstill as a consequence,
is entirely at variance with facts, and
Is greatly deplored In business circles.
Capitalists interested in Idaho irri-
cation bonds to the extent of hundreds
Hawleys assertion; but deprecate the
rank demagoguery that prompt
ed him to resort to such contemplate
politics. No little surprise is expressed
that Mr.. Hawley, who was expected to
make a dignitied and in every way a
respectable campaign, would have re-
sorted to such means. BY a distor-
ton of facts, he has placed the state
in an attitude to be unjustly censured,
has probably arrested for a time i'm
migration to this state, and has in
troduced such an element of doubt
into the situation that capitalists will
hesitate to invest their money in Ida
no for time. There was no cause
for Mr.. Hawley's charge, it was evil
IDENTIFY inspired by the rankest of
demagoguery. BY it. he has struck the
iair name of the state a foul blow
blow which was entirely unjustifa-
BILE, and as a result, he is receiving
no little condemnation, but the gen
eral belief is that it is entirely mer-
tied.
South Carolina had her Tillman,
Mississippi her Nardman, Arkansas
her jeff Davis. and Idaho-"God save
the mark. '-Hailey Times.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-10-28
WOULD BE THE WHOLE CHEESE

Charges have been made against
certain elective state officials, assum-
ing that these charges are also true
as a matter of argument, does it logi-
cally follow that Governor Brady was
respOnsible2 Mr.. Church was charged
with certain Irregularities and his dis
missal was brought about by Governor
Brady. Did MIR. Hawley's leaders and
official organs come out in indorse-
ment of the governors laudable
course? Nay verify. Then they, in line
with their general course of incon-
sistency, termed Mr.. Church "a scape
goat" Why? 1t suited their purpose
to do so. Now Mr. Hawley says. If
elected governor, he will take no re-
port from subordinates but will give
all things his personal attention. In
hrief, he will be the whole cheese"
Still the question suggests itself, If his
party is in sympathy with his posi-
ton, why did II go through the farce
of nominating men for the remaining
state offices on his ticket. Mr. Haw-
ley's generosity is without parallel in