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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
CASE DECIDED FOR
 GEORGE CHAMULON
Han Sued for Board Bill Wins Out But the Plaintiff
 Pays Costs

Judge Morris High has just rend cred a decision in the case of Tom Zamborelon against George Chant lon, a case in which the defendant was sued S1S450, alleged to be due on a board bill The verdict was a judgment for the defendant. the costs of the court being as sessed against the plaintiff.
 The case attracted a gTeat deal of interest in the local Greek col ony and the trial was attended by perhaps a half hundred of their number. each of whom seemed tc have an opinion. It took a strons hand to Quell the Greek excitabil .ty and then there were several out bursts in Greek. which called fO. severe reprinands from Judge High Fred Sut,er represented the de fense and Judge Ross the plaintiff Attorney SUtter had several sharF tits with the witnesses. Attorney Sutter conteuded that his client was not a boarder, af testified that four Greeks were baching at Zauborelon's house The evidence tended to show that Chamulon not only had paid his bill but that he had loaned the plaintiff money.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

valley to the hay crop. The exceed ingly hot weather has probably brought on the rains and the farm CTS are caught with their hay down. One thing about the rains is that it is a good thing for vegetables Of all kinds and for growing corn and eantaloupes. It helps wonderfully also in the orchard. Our valley farm CTS would do well in raising more vegetables and fruits, which Iiii readily find a market in Globe. as well as Morenci and Clifton. instead of putting so much of their land in alfalfa
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Country Town Sayings
 (By 'Ed" Howe)

The thing that a woman does around house that annoys man most, Is to dust.
 After a man gets married, he ex poets people to take him more seri- ously.
 So many of us act the fool while thinking we are acting smart. Do you do it2 Look yourself over
 It is a hard lesson to learn, but your friends do not think as much of you as you believe they do.
 If a widow marries the second time. it is neryy in her to be jealous of her husband. If he has never been married before.
 If you have a fool notion, can .it Dc removed by evidence? Prob ably not. Most people. when they get a fool notion. become stubborn, and will go to any trouble to en- courage it.
 The people do not like orstory as much as politicians imagine. A snake-eater will attract a larger crowd than a DemOsthenes
 A mans word in business is bet ter than his word in a love affair.
 Probably seven out of ten of the strikers are opposed to the strike. People are coaxed into doing so many things they don't believe in.
 A man doesn't really know what humiliation is until he has heard his love letters read iD court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Poet of the People" Royal.
RELIEF WORK STOPS

WASHINGTON, June 26.-In the light of official reports that the crops of China are now being harvested and the people are no longer starving, the Red Cross today announced that no further contributions are needed for the Chinese famine relief fund.
 The total amount received by the Red Cross for this work was Ss0, 300 practically all Of which was expended
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
NO CAUSE TO COMPLAIN.
 (Tucson Star)

With two $30.OOo business struc- lures going up side by side, another in the same vicinity planned, per haps twenty homes in the course of construction on the north side. a new postoffice building a certainty, a new railroad strongly probable, two ney ones very possible, Tucson has TO cause to complain Of summer dull ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
PROSPERITY AND CLIMATE.
 Yuma SeutineD

The many visitors and prospective investors entering Yuma are compi- menting our delightfully."- pleasant weather conditions. The nights are cool and refreshing and the days are warm and pleasant. In the fertile Yuma valley crops are maturing, hogs and cattle are growing, and prosperity reigns everywhere, and when our citizens are met by the stranger their faces bespeak pros perity. thrift and contentmeRt- Where is there another place like Yuma
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
THE INDIAN AS 4 CITIZEN.

It is stated officially that Indian. students at the Carlisle School are in great demand throughout the east, ern states as mechanics and farmers. and that 47s are now detached from ;he institution for such york. j. lis fortunate for the Indian that he ican adapt himself 10 the white mans pursuits, but it probably means that some day ne will be fused into the great American mass, since there is TO color prejudice against the red man, who has always been Q war. rior, fully equal in battle in the United States and Canada 10 the Frenchman, EnsliShman and Ameri can with whom he came in contact
 But it is the wild Indian who VIII
 always appeal to the imagination 'It is tho Indian Of the forest and th,
 trail who has made such an iu
 sion upon the minds of the whit races. IL IS not likely that ciyinze,
 tribes will ever produce such famou men as King Philip, BrauJ, Littl, Turtle. Pontiac. TecUmseh, Renal Nose, Chief Joseph and Sitting Bull
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
SHOULD BE SOLVED WITHOUT DELAY.

There are some things in ths saiement issued by the sehool cEustees in the Review Sunday morn kg that win not be clear to many readers. For instance, it is stated Gat with a 5O-oeBt t&< rate S39. nSss was raised, while only $So,' C1.zs was available after the taz rate had been increased to 55 cents 4 decrease of over 5000 in tho Gce Of an increase of 5 cents in tbe rate needs explanation.
 The school tax is raised by the cuunty and divided among the var sous school districts. instead of be fng rassed and spent by each dis clet, as is done in most of the sfats. During the year . good many new country schools wers
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
PRESS COMMENT
FLAGSTAFF BOOMING.
CCoconino sun)

There does not seem to be any way for croakers to stop the build ing boom going on in Flagstaff Tbe more they build the more new ones keep springing up. Many people are still hunting for houses to live in and new ones coming in every day. Flagstaff is just coming in to it's owns -it should have been oi-y twice its present size right now It Is good to see how many live ones who were only dozins come to life and put new ozone into the stirring atmosphere. More houses are want ed right now. They can be rented before a pick can be stuck in the ground
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Frait. .shlpplnu eeains.

Owners of Huachuca mountain or chards are beginning to ship their fruit ApricOts and peaces are rip oning and the fruit is said to be splendid Resorters returning from Berner's. in the Huachucas, speak highly of the favor and general excellence of the apricots and peaches grown in that section
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Particularly the Ladies.

Not only pleasant and refreshing to the taste. but gently cleansing and sweet ening to the system, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna $ particularly adapted to ladies and chldren, and beneficial m all cases In which a wholesome. srength- ening and effective laxative should be used. It is perfectly safe at al tunes and dispels colds, headaches and the pans caused by indigestion and constipation so promptly and effectively that t $ the one pefect family laxative which gfses satIs- faction to all and is recommended by millions of families who have used fl and who have personal knowledge Of its ex- cellence.
 Its wonderful popularity. however. has led interruptions dealers to offer ImIta- tons which act unsah4actonly. There fore, when buying. to ge, its beneficial effects, always note the full name of the Company-Calaomia Fig Syrup Co.- plainly printed on the honf Of every package of the genuine Syrup os Fsa and ElixI of Senna.
 Fo sale by all leading drasgsss Ppes 50 cents per bottle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
CLANCY GETS sH,OOO
 AWARD FROM COMPANY
Disagreement Regarding Stock of Santa RoSalia Com
 pany Arbitrated

R K. Clancy. 8 well known min
 nz man has won a judgment Dy arbitration in his contentious against the Santa Rnsalia Mining company. whose properties lie in the state of
 Sonora, Mexco. The amount of the award was s1s,500.
 Some months ago Clancy and other stockholders Of the company had a disbursement regarding the possession of certain stock in the company. but the natters was held out of the courts and referred to George Young. chief auditor ot the
 Four C's compsny at Csnanea. to
 arbitrate and make az award. J Y Morrison Of Bisbee represented
 Mir Clancy end the attorney filed
 with the arbitrator his clients claims. The company failed tc
 rpelve an argUment. 1t is said
 tHough notified that such was its
 privilege.
 Given Bio Award. One June 13, the arbitrator found for Clancy ;u the sHm Of s18.5O0 Notice nf the aWa~5 was given tC NcPevroias, attorney for th' co7nv7-v. tuf he declined to recog nize fhe iUtrlnent
 Under Mexican laws, such 2 find iug has the same standing as 1 court fudgrpent. The decree find i ing f1! Clancy Sss filed in til' l court cf .ho first irstauce at Can anea and accerfed ard inc corr Has given notice to Attorney Nc pevnoIss tbat un'ees the award i' l s-ti1~s within th~oe davs evoc-fio'
 viii issue and the amount be col | 1ectad
 | Under Mexican law. after such a' | award is made it becomes a viola ton Of Mexican flaw to transfer . atfor,rt to tra7efer a"y re~t of tH' 1 rrorertv at issue. The three day given for Q settlement of the awar' l expire ThuTs7ay.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
RoNoSs roR AmaAasApoR.

BERLIN, June 26.-The banquet to be given by the American Chamber Of Commerce in honor of Dr. David Jayne Hin, tAe retiring American ambassador, promises to be a higlly notable public affair. The banquet is tC take rlace tomorrow Uirlt ar the Hotel Adlon. Covers will be laid for 200 guests. among whom will be dis tinCUished members of the German of ficiai world. leaders oI university life and prominent representatives Of the American colony in the German capi- tai
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Fine Reunited.

C. D. Thornton was arraigned be fore Judge High yesterday on the charge of disturbing the peace and fined S7.60, but the fine was remitted upon promise of future good behavior by the defendant. J. C. Kringbaum vas the complaining witness.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
PLAIN TRUTH IS GOOD ENOUGH.

PLAIN TRUTH IS
 GOOD ENOUGH.
 Last week, when tbe statehood bill came up before the senate com. m1ttee. Delegate Cameron. among others. was heard Nr. Cameron took tue position that unless the recall seature as applied to the judiciary were absolutely eliminated there would be danger Of executive veto, thus defeating statehood. Presiden; FAft has authorized no statement whatever as 10 his intentions in this particular. and as a matter oI fact, the declaration of some that he would sign the resolution contain ing the recall has no more foundation than the belief Of others that he Hnnld veto it. Yet on the day that pS]egate Cameron appeared before Ga committee the Arizona Gazette published the following as part Of ar alleged dispatch from Washing ton:
 Delegate Cameron, who was expected to defend the constitu- ton and urge the immediate ad- mission Of his territory, took the sane line Of opposition he re- gently adopted in congress, de Rouncing the constitution of his territory and declared that Pres ident Taft would not sign the bill
 Delegate Cameron vas al- lowed to proceed to a conclusion With his diatribe against his ter ritOTy and his constitution, and then Senators Chamberlain, Owen. BTistoW. ShiNeIy and Brown took him in hand. When they had finished he was stripped hare of the least pTetension of being faithful to his territory and his people be had fur nished a spectacle which will make Washington laugh for Month to come, and every arPl- Iaent he had aavauced against
 be admission of his territory had been utterly demolished"
 It is ineoneeivsble that any re sDo1sih,e news agency or correspond sE would send out such a statement so cOAt-...y tJ tAv lac,s. Tse Gazette being the only newspaper in th' United States printing it, the read CT is left to imagine where ti wal written, and who wrote it
 The Review is not a partisan 0 Bslegate Cameron, it is needless | U, but this newspaper thinks tn trnth is good enough in reporting th EC1jon of MT. Cameron or any Othe public man, regardless Of party. Tn Delegate d.d rol .deGoauoe the coI srtution of his territory nor di he for a moment indulge ID a "di; Grbe against his territory" He sai none Of tAe things put in his mont hy the article in the Gazette. Eve K tEe Ee..oT is opFosod to q politics of Delegate Cameron, it wiling to give him his just measur aud record; it's objection to suC 1uisrepresentation as the GAzet prfnts-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
,I,,nrev,ooDRAYARD

WASHINGTON, D. C., 1nre ?'-A weddino of interest today wss that ot Miss Anne Francis Baysrd, grand sarghter of the late secretary Of state. Thomas P. fayard. and daughter oi NgTs Jsmes A pavard. and Norman Underwood Of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Miss Murphy in songs. Ro
BROKEas ARE BRoKE

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Nor- man Mcleod & Co., of this city, stock brokers, today made an as signment. The firm is said to have done little business lately. Me Leod is sOn-in-law of John Wana- maker.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
'Foolshead Shooting, Royal.
NO MINISTRY VET.

PARIS, June 26.-M. Callaux, min ister of finance of the Monls cabinet, who was requested by President Fai- Heres to form a new ministry, an- ncunced tonight after coHfelring with his friends that he would be unable to siTe a Gennite answer ta the piesi- dent before tomorrow.
 At the same time he has made prog ress toward the organization of a strong combination.
 Maze of Fate" Most thrilling and sensational picture. Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Didn't Steal Pants.

Judge T. D. Burdick yesterday aft ernoon on the charge of stealing a pair Of trousers from one Samuel
 Pathway. but the defendant proved that he bought them from Q roer- chant and the ease was dismissed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
snLne Attends conventien.

l
 DT. F. E. Shine Is at Los Angeles attending the convention of the Amer ican Medical association and the Ari sona Medical society. of which he is vice president The Arizona society held its meeting yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Joined tn Marriage.

Joined tn Marriage. Abel Weisanen and Miss Ida kaup pi, two young people of Lowell. were
 united in marriage Sunday evening at
 s o'clock by Judge High. at the office
 of that magistrate in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Anena Club to Be Host.

invitations handsomely embossed with United States flags. have been issued by the AnOna club to "an in formal dancing party. July 2, 1911, at Odd Fellows hall"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
tioIidaY Attire bod on.

Ball & Bledsoe, druggists, have al ready begun decorating their show windows on Main street with tri-col. ored kinks and curly Q's. It is only eight days till the Glorious Fourth and the interim will be a busy time with the merchants.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
nANcE IiIIX 4TH.

Given in odd Fellows Hail. Tuesday night July 4th hy Odd Fellows Brennan's orchestra. Tickets s1.0e.
 797-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
cHIcAGo GETS CONVENTION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Ipe 2G-THe next tr'ennial convention Of the Iuto-raflonaI Sunday sHho0l essol
 ton will he held in Chicago. Tnls decision was reached in the ai'er- noon sass'on Of the convention here- The date will he decided uron latei-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
7esth of an Infant.

--LTf UE aFf IWFeIINs
 Joseph, the eight-mOnthso old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle died Sat urday of summer complaint and the funeral was held Sunday from the res idence in Bakersvile,. Father MueTer officiating. The child had been sich three weeks. The funeral was in charge of the O K Undertaking com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
POLITICAL SUICIDE


 Nobody has made clearer or more comprehensive statement Of the national political situation than Vic tor l. Berger. the only socialist ever elected to congress In a Milwau- kee interview Mr Berger says:
 President Taft is stronger than be ever was. He will be renominated without serious opposition. The in s11sc2ts -by opposing reciprocity Aa.e Ost their opportunity and are disiR- tegradng every day. The democrats have the advantage of position. They say that 6 Republican president had to call on the democrats to pass a republican measure. A year ago it seemed as if Taft was hopelessly un- popular LaFollette vas to be put up for president as the leader of the insurgents It was not expected that he would defeat Taft in the con- YeDtion, but that with Taft as the republican nominee 1t was thought the democrats would elect a presi- dent. If LaFollette had been statesmen he would have stood by his guns and retained his following But he didn't, and now his follow CTS are slipping away from him.
 There it is in a very few words  Nothing more unexpected has ever happened in American politics than the collapse of insurgency through the insincerity of its nominal leaders. Real Insurgency seems to have died with Deliver.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Brief Local Items
New Bucks Arrive.

Three brand new Buick cars arrived in the city yesterday for local pur- chasers. Among those who are get ting Bucks are Mike Cunningham and Jim owens.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
To sinn Solo.

Another item has been added to the Fourth of July program on the evening of the Fourth. when a solo will be sung by a well-known local singer, to Drecede the address by Governor Richard E. Sloan. The singer has been asked to sing the solo. but the program committed hes not been advised of her accept ance yet
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
WOODMENS CIRCLE
 HOSTS AT BIG DANCE

One Of the most successful dances of the season was that given Sat urday night at the Fair hall by Kindred Grove of the WOodmen's 8 Circle. This lodge, which is an auxiliary to the Woodmen of the World, was organized only recent iy with a large membership and was named after Mrs. Amos Kin dred. The dance Saturday night was the first annual dance of the lodge.
 There was an unusually large number of people present, more than any affair of the kind in Fair hall for some time. Music was rendered by Brennan's orches tra, and refreshments were served
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Former sis5ee Man Dies.

OIIFICI OFaDrG WaH DFCs-
 J. W. Miexseil, formerly of Bisbee and since leaving here a resident of Los Angeles. died on June 2S ar the Good Samaritan hospital in that city of cancer. He was 70 years of age. The funeral and inteTment occurred at Los Angeles yesterday morning. He had many friends here who Will ta grieyed to learn of his death
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Maze of Fate" Most thrilling and sensational picture Royal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Fined in Two Cases.

w. T. Womacks~ was arrested yes
 terday on two complaints, one issued from the city court and another from a justice court, on the charge of dIs- lurbing the peace. ne Nas med sic
 in each case, both of which he paid. He was srraigned before Judge Nor ris High.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Josh and Cipdv's Wedding Trip. ? great comedy. orpheum tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

ar---.- Cs po~e0ci" g~s9f fTH''7 2 of Medieval times. Royal tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Country ciub Dance.

~oNAtFy NiAE 0eHS~s
 The entertainment committee Of the Warren District Country club has arranged for a dance to be held at the club house on the evening of July 8. Members of the club may invite a guest. but they should notify the com Irittee of the invitation The music win be furnished by the band of the Sixth United States cavalry and the officers of the cavalry squadron viii be the guests of the club at the dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

The German Jurist," Orpheum Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
Fell from Horse.

Fell from Horse.
 Mrs. R. D. TerrebOne was throw D from a horse which she was riding yesterday morning about 8 o'cock in Tombstone canyon, in front Of Ed Ben. nett's stables. 4 bull dog ran out 'nto the street and attackel the horse and frightened it. Mrs. Terrebone fell from the horse, but received no seri. 5Us injuries.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Thomas Officer School Job.
 Frank Thomas, interpreter for the city courts and clerk of the city
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

opened. and these had to be taken care of. Money which Bisbee ex- pected was thus diverted in other directions.
 The entire subject of school i'm aRces should be investigated fully by experts. The suggestion ot the Review Sunday that the Taxpayers association be asked to join with the school trustees in working on the problem has met with general approval. Such a course is doubt less what the public wants and e1- poets, and there is a feeling ef confidence that if this course is adopted a way out will be found.
 A six months school year would be almost equivalent to no school at all. for it is doubtful if com petent teachers would accept posi- tiOns for the short term. So the question confronting the district is virtually whether VIC shall have school for the full term of nine months, or see the year practical ly wasted.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

(Conyright. 1911. by George Mat them Adams.)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

RAINS USMRGE AAY.
 Stafford Guardian) The rains this month are causing damage throughout tne
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

The thing that a woman does around a house that annoys a man most, is to dust.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

the superintendent of public schools at St. Johns, Ariz. Judge Monico Garcia. asking him to accept the position of teacher of Spanish in the schools there. Mir. Thomas Is a young man and the offer is re garded by his friends as a distinct honor. He has not decided yet whether he will accept.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
ouIo E7,,cAToss MEET

.FooisFesd shoo'ine," Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

The Days of '49," Orpheum to- night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

Maze os Fate" Most thrilling and sensational picture. Royal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

After a man gets married, he ex poets people to take him more seri ously.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27
4 Traffic Jam.

e Traffic Jam.
 While ont riding with his family iD an automobile Sunday evening Sam Rosenthal, better known as Uncle sam ran his automobile into teie- phone pole in Lowell, but did no Sc rious damage to the car. One of the lamps on the frout of the car was smashed. He was trying to avert a collision with a buggy on one side and rili- wagon on the other when he rammed his car against the nole. II was several minutes before the re- verse lever would work. the ear wheels revolving rapl1ly in the mean time.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

So many of us act the fool while thinking we are acting smart. Do you do it2 Look yourself over.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

It is a hard lesson to learn. but your friends do not think as much
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

If a widow Tnarries the second time. 1t is neryy in her to be jealous of her husband, if he has never been married before
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-03
NEWARK TEAM IS SOLD.
William A. McManus Pays $4,000 For
Eastern League Franchise.

William A.. McManus Fay @ou,uuo For
Eastern League Franchise.
Newark. N. j. Nov. 3.-Negotiations
are practically completed for the sale
of the Newark Eastern League Base
ball club by Joseph J. McGinnity and
Henry Clay Smith to William A. Nc
Manus Of this city, and 1t isfyery like.
ly that title will pass some time today.
The price paid by MeManus fslclose. to
100000 and is considered an exception
ally high figure, as McGihnity and
Smith purchased the club three years
ago for $4,000. MeManus was will
ing to pay the price, Though. as his
conditions of the sale were agreed to.
These were for the retirement of
Iron Man. McGinnfty from the club
both as a manager and player.
! The club was organized by Walter
Burnham. who came from Portland,
Me. He retained control zntil George
Z. Stallings and Frank Farrell bought
It In 1908, paying $4,000. The latter
two controlled the club until its sale
to McGinnity and Smith.