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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-11

One lot of ladies' tan slippers worth $500. W,
and $3.50 offer at, a pair. $1.4S
One lot of remnants In patent and kid, worth
So, and $3.50, offer at. ........1.. SI4S
One lot of patent pumps worth 500 am
2.75, offer at. $I3D
One lot Of remnants OF mems "a, and S4b0
shoes at $2.s3
A great many other bargains in summer
shoes not mentioned here. Come see for
yourself and buy paif
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-11

Do Your Windows Need Curtains?
windows with new
eendN ottingha
II 5and$1 "oo
2 0 and =.
of kind at
thesep
Al 15c scrm Aoc
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-11
Who Needs Dress Linens?

The beautiful new weave5 and patterl
suit or dress in all the prettySshades Sh
pleased
soc Fancy linens Clean Sweep Sale. .
4Oc Fancy linens Clean Sweep Sale.
One lot 121ac and 15c colored linens we OF
One lot of 1Oc colored linens we Sweep Gle
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
FLAHNERY FREED ON
SERIOUS CHARGE
JURORS ARE CALLED INTO CON
FERENCE WITh JUDGE AND
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

SAN RAFAEL. Nay 1s.-The jury
tr.ai of Harry P, Flannery. in the sau
saiito fake pool room disclosures. re
turned a verdict of not guilty at 6
O'Clock this evening. after thirty min
uies elaboration FIaanery made a
sia'ement at the conclusion Of the
tr al TO the effect that the charges
a2ainst him had amounted to nothing
sut political attack.
When the jury was dismissed. three
or four Of its members were sum-
moned iato Judge Lemons chambers
and remained in conference with the
Judge ald District Attorney Boyd. 1t
was reported they were questioned
regarding rumors OF alleged jury tam
pering which have been in circulation
for several days. The grand jury viii
go into the matter further next week.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
JOHNSON TAKES
TWO HOURS JAUHT
coLoRED CHAMPION LEGS OVER
TWELVE MILES; THEN PLAYS
BASE BALL

SAN FRANCISCO. May i9-AfteF
the boxing performance that he wen;
through yesterday afternoon. Jack
Johnson went back to his road wo-k
again this morning. With George Cot
ton, Marty Cutler. Barney Furey. Dave
Mills and Jack Geyer in tow. the
champion legged it over twelve miles
Of the park roads. All told he was out
for a two hours iaunt. takiag things
fairly IeisureIy. He has been reduc-
ing weight so much s.nce he has tax
en- hold Of work in determined syle
taat he is well satisfied TO go more
slowly.
Later in the day he was cut in
front Of his quarters for a game Of
bali. an exercise to which he sas TAX
en- decided fancy. The road work
will be continued tomorrow. but sat
urday and Sunday he will box eight
or nine rounds. The extra weight
over the stomach. 50 noticeable when
he first stripped. has practically dis
appeared.
There is a chance that Johnson win
apear in one OF the Justice courts 20
morrow morning to answer suit
brought against him by Sam Fitzpat-
rick his former manager. for some
thing like $3.50 for services to him. Art
ter Fitzpatrick and Johnson had their
split in Australia. they patched up re
lations and Fitzpatrick worked for
Johnson il a clerical capacity prior
to the Johnson-Ketchell fight. II is for
these services that Fitzpatrick claims
he has not been paid
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
CLARENCE TRIES
HAND AS POLICE
SULPHUR SPRINGS INDIAN FIGHT
ER HELPS TO TOTE zoo POUNDS
TO JAIL.

-sHvers~ Marshall. Maroon pitcher
was yesterday seen by Lowell resi-
deats in a role other than any he ha,
previously played; which latter in
clud Hurricane Hurler" and ''fniur
Fighter Of the Sulphur Springs Val
ley
Clarence is now a police officer
yesterday morning a mammoth drank
who claimed Finland as his mothe.
country. took a notion 20 make his
bed and take nap on the main street
Constable Bailey came aong and tried
to lift him. But the man weighed 200
or over. Bailey called for volunteers
from the crowd
~siversT responded. was sworn in
on the spot and escorted the fellow to
jail. supporting one side. w'th faiie,
waking on the other lie will te a.
rsigned today. being TOO drunk to aD-
pear yesterday
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Remember those Kilties' uniforms
used last Fourth of July in The big
parade? Well. to date. that's the cos
sumo planned upon. with Scottish
whiskers. pasted on so they won't
come of. Wen sure wake up that
Cananea burg.
Those who contemplate making the
trip as representatives OF the Bisbee
rooters' section. and who haven't the
costumes left over from last Fourth,
can make EN- up easily enough and
are figuring on doing so. At least
one band will accompany the party
over one hundred have already sig
nified good inteations and it viii prob
ably reach 200 before the special pulls
out Everybody. barring accidents or
trouble with the police across the
border. will return home safe and
sound by 9 o'clock Sunday night, and
the order for 150 suits of armor has
been countermanded. as Vie Walli1g
has vowed II will not be needed.
Cananea and Bisbee are as good
'riends as they ser were. Let's turn
)ut in punches and keep them that
way Bisbee isa't looking for any
trouble. only clean sport If Douglas
tries to make a mountain out of mole
hill through the columns Of its dailies.
don't blame the other fellow; and
ODonovan. by his own statement APP
proves of the roOters' club idea
Just TO show the rooters' club is
taking in Lowell. ca new members
have been added since last SUNDAYS
game, bringing the total up to AS.
Will they be at Cananea? Well,
should smile. and with linen busters
on. everyone of them. Warren will
turn out about thirty.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
HALEY ARRESTED
AS A VAGRANT
FAME or COMET FAILS TO SAVE
oERELicT HUMAN FROM BAN
fSHMENT

Whether he was an advance agent
Of Halieys comet or Just a mere iDm
he did not endeavor to give out Ne
was found by Farley MeRea sleer.ny
beside the railroad track early yesier.
day morning and when awakened from
his snooze stated that he might Just
well stun OF this mortal coil there
as in any other place.
He wound up il Justice Highs c.urt
vagrancy being the charge. But 60 cap
the climax. when this comet-taii ax-
citement is all the rage and every
body's wondering which minute will be
their next. or iast. he blurtea cut the
cognomen OF c. H. HALEY, spelElS It
just as did the scientist who discoy-
cred the wonder OF the century phen.
omena
TIE judge fined him fifty bones"
thea told him to get out and raise the
amount inside Of an hour Despite the
fact that the comet bears his name.
it ididn't kick through with any gold
en- rouhles at the crucial momeat or.
in fact, show any interest whatever
in the unfortunate man. He asked if
he might 20 to Douglas to raise the
money, and was shown the track with
instructions not to fall asleep upon the
coy ties until he got out Of the War
rem District
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
RIOTERS? WHY, THEY ARE ALL
RIGHT, SAYS Mr.. WALLING OF
CANAkEA, TO THE B|SBEE FANS

We are not going to protest that
game and are not at all sore" said
Victor walling, just after dropping of
the train. coming over from Cananea
to attend the local directors meet
ing the other night.
Neither are we angry at the root
ers' club. Roofing is a good thing
We're out for good clean sport. and
all we ask is that the rooters be kept
inside the bieachers. The umpirv
must also be respected. as he's in a
better position 10 see the plays than
those who eritieise him. The way the
umpiring star stands now should do
for the season
we want Bisbee to win. The
other clubs of the circuit are more
than anxious to see her turn out a
good team. 1t viii help the sport and
make B'sbee the best ball town in the
Cactus league"
Manager O'Donoyan. OF the Douglas
Demons. is also in town and ATTENDED
last nights directors meeting. oDon
ovan wants the two games scheduled
betweel Douglas and Bisbee for June
II and 12 transferred to Douglas.
IAN during June we have but one
sunday game at home" he says. Tn
less the schedule is arranged better
than that Douglas is mp against les
ing proposition. In view of the Eagles
picnic on June -. / would like 10 see
the games transferred to Douglas. es
pecially in view of the fact that We
play double-header here on July
4th."
Perhaps there is some reason u
what he says. as the schedule takes
the Demons away from home most of
The month. Regarding the Gates prop
osition. O'Donoyan stated that he wa
t0Hh " hnN DNA4OA4o eAAAAf nav IL "A
sold by Minneapolis TO Des Mo'uas.
would report to that club Immediately
WaIling says the bunch needn't be
afraid to visit Cananea next Sunday
Everybody's forgotten about last sun
days game and want to bury tie
Ratchet It is probable about i5l viii
make the trip. some going in .utos
but the majority on the special grain.
c. r. Morfoot. president o. the
Rooters' club. has decided % s1ard
against emergencies. and has arplut-
ed a committee to visit local alrers.
and plumbers today 10 secIre $50
suits of armor. With Walliag's as
surance. however. that alI's well lie
should countermand the order.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
GREAT CHANGES FOR THE
BETTER IN B|SBEE ARE
NOTED BY OLD TIMER

Editor Review:-Wm you permit an
Old Timer to butt in" TO your col
unns with some homely observations
alnog political lines have noticed
some harsh and ugly terms directed
by your ~'steemed temporary" AZ
the city council as a whole. that has
been administering the affairs of the
city for several years What the
"sieemed Temporary" has said as to
corrupt methods. "extravagance" cts
applies Of course to all citizens who
have been members of the alderman's
body whether they have been Demo-
Gratis ~ Republicaas Nov. as to
the city and its management Cthe city
counciD as I see it:
Just go back Eve years. Mr. Voter.
and Dig into your memory tank and
picture to yourself the Bisbee OF that
day with its muddy streets or dust.
the tail between the Orient and
the Turf. the first dry path in town
after a rain: the mud ankle, yes. at
times, klee-deep. around the post
Office at that time on Brewery Gulch.
II you drove a wagon or a buggy it
viii be easy to recall how you waited
at one Of not over three or four places
between Bisbee and Lowell along Ma
CO road, while a stream Of teams wen
by you going up steep grades and
through gulleys; or perhaps You
might have been one OF hose who
with buggy and horse. and all. went
over an embankment whore row is
q high built-to-last wall. with d nice
pipe railing to protect pejestfians as
well as teams.
Or If you were a resident rp Tomb
stone canyon. don't you remember.
even only a little over a year or SO
ago. how YOU worried when storm
came up and the children had mt yet
gotten home from school. ard You
wondered whether or not they would
be drowned by the food rushing down
the canyon.
Or. perhaps you might have ben a
property owner on Main stree and
along in July you recall how you
OF those who lost part. or all. of your
shots fired and would Immediately
rush for your two 10y twelve timbcrs
to put az a barricade 70 keep out the
rushing waters that now go harmless
ly and loiselessly down the new sub
way.
Or perhaps you may have been enc
Of those vs. ohIost part. or all, Of your
belongings in the Chihuahua Hill OF
Clawson Hn-Main street fire and
think how different it would have been
if Bisbee at that tine had had the
fire system that she has todaF AID
now. when you 20 70 sleep at night
and are awakened by the @~o whistle
don't you notice how differently you
feel when you think Of those tanks
full Of water. and compare it with the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

fimsy reliance on an empty tank On
the hill above the first workings With
pipe system partly eaten by COP
per water
Or. perhaps You had a good house.
built Of stone. BRICK or other materiqi
that would have ven sou a low in
surcnce rate had it not been tor a
bunch Of frame houses built nea. you
Now. in case OF FIRE. within the hrc
limits established three years $50.
when building is torn down or
burns down. or is damaged to a great
er extent than ten per cent. you have
the satisfaction Of knowing that o
ready-prepared bonfire cannot be built
up against your home; and your in
surance rate has been cut down. twen-
ty-hve. City. sixty. senventy FIVE per
cent and in some cases even more.
Or. perhaps you were living in Bisbee
or more particularly. up Tombstone
canyon. up to only short time ago.
land most of the men who will vote
Monday were.) and do you recall how
sou used to walk down that canyon
and sprained an ankle or broke a leg.
or came near 1t; and how. when after
mile walk. you arrived at YOU home
after a shifts work. utterly worn out.
or maybe knocked out OF shifts
work on account Of floods. not being
able 20 get TO the mine on time. And
doa't yes ne,.ee the difference now.
VIXEN you feel so Inclined. how you
can dig up a nickle and ride on an
electric car almost to your own door.
or if you prefer. walk leisureTy over
q good road "a cement sidewalk is
promised by the next Democratic
comciD to your home and beat the
ear lire out Of a nickle if you want
to.
Or. it might be that you are one OF
the old timers in Bisbee Ii. e. been a
resident of B'sbee two years or more)
and used to belong to the fire depart
nent and can recall how. when the
old Car whistle started to loot. you
rushed TO the hose house and grabbed
hold Of a rope and with others tugged
away until you pulled that little car
to some miners humble home at the
top Of one OF The hills of Bisbee an,
assisted to put out the fire. # YOU
were one Of those useful citizens you
more than anyone else. will appreci
ate what it means when the fire
whistle sounds today and the mangih
cent team Of blacks. the handsomest
IRE horses in the southwest. dash out
Of the City building at top speed. with
a modern fire wagon loaded with 3,
600 feet of hose and arrive at the
scene Of fire in a my.
Now, if YOU happen to be the EDITOR
Of a Republican paper in Bisbee and
DESTROYS Of getting the city printing
for your own pet paper. as well as
desiring to see certain men labeled
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
NINE KINGS IN LONDON
AT THE STATE FUNERAL

Continued from Page l.
who witnessed it.
Thirty thousand soldiers from milit-
airy stations are camping in the parks
tonight. The weather is hot and thun-
derstorms are not improbable. Many
thousands of people will pass the night
in the streets TO secure points OF want
age from which 10 view the cortege
The lying in state closed at O'Clock
Il is estimated that 100000 persons
passed through Westminster King
Ferdinand of Bulgaria. paid e ftnsi Wis
it at late hour.
All London is CARRIED in mourning
Four thousand evergreen wreatiss. re-
ceived by the committee OF women
from all parts of the country. have
been hung along the route. and great
masses Of flowers are TO be seer eveu
where.
A trial trip was made today by the
royal train. which win oa~~v pho body
tomorrow from London to Wisasor
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
JEFF GOES FISHING

BEN LOMOND. May 19--Admirers
OF Jenries spent a busy day at the
lighters training camp today watch
ing a Marathon race between lizards
down the roadway. and throwing
stones at the frogs in the pond
After reviewing the history Of ring
battles from the time OF Jem Mace TO
the Papke-Thomas fight. they return
ed home at nightfaII pronou1cing
their days work enc Of the best
since the present training season be-
gan. Jerries went fishing.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Republican get into office and per-
haps way back in your editorial ~noe
gin" sou dream dreams OF Washing
ton ana haye a vision Of senator
ial chair with yourself sitting in it.
you might get up, after reading all
the foregoing and snort about what
IA devil OF lot OF taxes a iBsbee
taxpayer has to pay for the adyant-
ages OF living in a civilized. up to
date. progressive community. Well.
sir: you just dig up the files Of your
own paper and you viii find in your
news columns, III you printed the
news) that the people of Bisbee. the
property owners Of Bsbee, If you
please. BY a vote OF about three and
six to one voted that their represent
atives on the city council should make
the improvements heretofore alluded
TO. and the representatives did what
they were elected TO do, honestly and
the best they knew how and the tax
payeys get their moneys worth.
A man WHO owns a $1,000 home and
was paying taxes. Ave years ago paid
about u or 10 mills on the dollar with
80 per cent valuation or $12 or $15
year. This year we will say he VIII
be paying 20 or p mills on the same
valuation, $40 or $22, which means
that he is paying out the tremendous
sum Of IS or $40 q year more for the
privilege of having a sewer, (which
means nicely equipped bath rooil.
cleanliness. health;) he has paved
streets TO walk on whereas FIVE years
ago he walked in mud. lie has nice
roads everywhere and substantial cul-
verts and bridges TO walk over; ht
has an electric car Iiae; ne has a fire
system that will throw stream o.
water strong enough TO wash the
average house away if turned on full
pressure. Best Of all he has the sat
isfaction of knowing that the valua-
tons Of his pr5asiTy-, built up by long
years of labor, az ut to be affected
by reason Of some other place having
these same advantages for which he
is paying this extra SO year more.
He further has the satisfaction Of
knowing that when he and his neigh
bors get ready to vote enough bombs
to put in a pipe line connecting the
present splendid fire and water sys-
TEN with the valley that he viii prob
ably save enough off OF his water bills
TO pay all his taxes every year-per
haps more than enough
These things have been accomplished
by body OF men on the city counei
who have net personally derived en-
cent OF salary from the city; mer
spending their time and thought Wit.
out compensation Yet they are
held up by a Republican paper to IT,
public as a band Of organized bri
eands whose sole purpose for tn
/ past five years It has been to loot t3
city treasury, the words ''corrupt:o1.
extravaganza" embezzlement~ ant
the Ike. being applied 10 men Whose
only hope Of benefitilg by the improve
ments put in was and could only ID
sa the community as a whole was bene
fitted. Surely a man who is well enuogh
thought Of by his fellow citizens to
be elected TO the city council. and
who is willing TO give two or pc.
haps four years of his time to The
service Of the city is entitled TO a
little credit for his efforts and ye
~Old Timer who pens these lines
hopes that the members Of the incnn-
-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
Crowd for cananes.
n aboard for Cananea.

All aboard for Cananea.
That's the howl for the next two
days
Win there be a bunch9 SHOULD
say there viii. For not only are the
Lowell and Warren rooters going-in
costume. teo-but the Bisbee rooters
are going to show 'em that they're
all there and much 10 the mustard
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

LeBrand had his troubles In II
Paso. The bases were FUN ~snd he
himself. was on second. when a ball
struck Ford and stuck in his blouse,
then dropping to the ground Mackey
refused to let DiRny walk and nat
urally LeBrand wanted to register a
protest and explain but he could not
leave the base and could not at
tract Maekey's attention. Every time
he would start to leave the bag 10 go
TO Mackey the baseman would chase
him back and Mackey refused to pay
any attention to his frantic calls. II
was hard lines for Deak.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

ing council. be they DemoeB1s or
Republicans. viii have their hsRds up-
held in the interests Of progress and
that their efforts to advance tie city's
best interests. viii measure Up 20 the
excellent work accomplished by The
CRY council during the past I'VE years
OLD TTM~
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
DOUGLAS BASEBALL.
douglas internationally

douglas internationally
Eli Gates returned to Douglas this
morning and will be mound artist IL
one game Of the coming series II
there was ever any difficulty between
him and the management it is blown
over and forgotten. The report that
he would go 10 DesMoines is IN
founded He will remain in Doug
las.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
PRODUCES STRENGTH FOR WORK
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE

1t perfects digestion, Gains and
strengthens the nerves and builds up
the general Health.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Clifton took Saturday and Sundays
games from Morenci and now has
the best of the series 9 TO ..
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Batteries-Mullin. Browning and
Stanage; Krause, Dygert and Tho
mas
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Batteries-Ames. Marquard. Grand
all, Dickson and Schlei, Wilson: Cas-
Teton. Rowan and Mclean.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Batteries-Lush and Phelps: Moore
and Shelter. Brennan and Moran.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
National League

Batteries-Curtis. Brock and era
ham; Powell. Lever and Fibson.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Batteries-Seatoa. Steen and Fish
er: Christian. Moser and Mite.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
Coast League

Batteries - Breckenridge and
Brown; Breswalter. Thorsen. Criger
and OrenGorf.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20
American League.

Batteries-Nhite and Block; c.
cote and Carrigan.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Batteries-Bell and Erwin: overall
and Archer
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Batteries-Graham and Stephens;
johnson and Street.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-20

Baiteries-Joss and Clarke: Quinn
Sweeney. Kleinow. Go inningsJ
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-12-08

More corn is being cribbed this
year than has been cribbed in this
section of the corn belt for many
years. The reason is the farmer
will not sell his corn for 35 cents.
They have been educated to so and
70 and are not going to cut loose
at 35 and 40 Henry Funk, who is
perhaps the largest corn raiser in
in Northeast Missouri, has three
cribs on his farm of the Big Mead
ows" one is 130 feet long, one go
and he has just completed the third
which is 700 feet long by II feet
wide and IL feet high. He had 900
acres in corn this year and will crib
the whole yield. Clarence Courier.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-12-08
The Sign LanGuage.

The children of an infant school
in Wales are taught verv much by
signs. The hand of the teacher
sIoped signifies "oblique," the hand
held fiat, "horizontal;" the hand up
right, perpendicular" One of the
Welsh Bishops was preaching one
day on behalf of the school, when,
observing several children whisper
ing together. he held his hand up
right in a warning manner, mean
ing thereby to impose silence, on
which almost the whole school, IN
the midst of the sermon, shouted
out Perpendicular. ar."-Liv erpool
Post.
Monroe City Democrat., 1910-12-08
Faith and Works.

A little girl, who is humanely in
clined, told her father, the other
day, that her brothers set traps to
catch birds. He asked her what
she did. She replied, Il prayed that
the trap might not catch the birds. "
Anything else9" "Yes," she said;
Il then prayed that God would pre-
vent the birds getting into the
traps" and, as if to illustrate the
doctrine Of faith and works. she
continued, Then / went and kick
| al thA trans all ia ninas o. Erx