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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-18
IF.

il Won IN keep your head when all
about you
g.. o,ins theirs and blaming 1t
Ii YOU;
\ yoa an trust yourself when all
men doubt you.
b. make allowance for their
doubling, too;
n yaY AN wait and not be tired OF
waiting
Or being lied about. don't deal in
lies.
br heiag hated don't give away to
hating.
AMI y,t don't look too good, nor talk
too wise;
ii ycl can dream-and not make
dreams your masters;
II Won can think and not make
thoughts your aim:
Ri you can meet with Triumph and
Disaster,
And treat those two imposters just
the same,
pf You can bear to hear the truth
You've spoken
Twisted by knaves to make a trap
for fools.
Or watch the things you gave your
life to. broken,
And stop to build 'em up with
WORKOUT tools;
!. YOU an make one heap OF all your
winnings
A4l risk ii on one turn of pitch
ondtoss.
AM .p,", and start again at your
beeinnings.
Az never breathe a word about
Your loss;
Ii ~ can force your heart and
i'rve and sinew
t. ~'te your turn long after they
10 gone,
A. 20 on when there is nothing
ID YOU
- y the will which says to
'acm.
Hold on"
an talk with crowds and
k"ep your virtue,
Walk with Kings-nor lose the
ommon touch,
h4iAer foes nor loving friends
an hurt you;
u az men count with you, but
lone too much;
". an fill the unforgiving min
ute
Win slxty seconds worth of dis
lance run,
' j the Earth and everything
hats in it.
which is more-you'll be a
my son.
-Rudvard Kinlinp
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-18
..Mlstmas Gifts for
G..l Friends.

-. 1IleldS.
si a girl is doing some hard
Ell about now as to what to
1g girl friends Christmas.
Course depends upon the
ones friends. The girl
= -2-s 10 dances and the theatre
VII appreciate one kind of a
4'd the studious, quiet girl, an
klnd- The outdoor lover will
ohe thing: and the girl tied to
-lhess desk all day, something
different. So in planning, bear
PARTICULAR likes or work of your
;. V-s friends in mind, if you want
a The most acceptable things.
Low. so many pretty things
:, worn in the hair, that the sirl
:, - soes about much would no Doubt
ne smart hair hand. These
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
JUDGE HIGH, VICTIM
 OF GUST OF PASSION
Fortunate That the Recall of Judges Is Not in
 Operation

Some recall chickens are already coming home to rocst Yesterday Judge Morris High received in his mornings mail a post card, carrying a yelled threat The card was an in sultine comic, and in the letter space was written this taunt: Fine man SC for protecting his wife against 9 street car conductor The card was signed A Citizen. it was writte. in a steady, legib.e hand. and evidenT iy the man who wrote it was a man cf education
 Judge High cOulu not recall any case where he had fined a man involY- ing a street car conductor. bat sev eral days ago Judge T. D. Burdick fined a man named Herlick that care onductor made a complaint amount in a case iu which a street It is said that the mans wife and little girl were on the CT goiug to Warren, and that the woma4 could not or would not pay fare for the child, wherenpon the little gL was put of the car.
 An effort will be made Co locate the insulting card writer, and wheI hc is found he Will be haied mt l court.
 Friday afternoon a defendant .r Judge BurdicG's court had the temer fly to remind the judge that he "hal helped to eject him, and hinted ths the court was not acting as if ht appreciated it. The reminder, how ever, had an effect contrary to th, . effect expected by the defendant
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
GAS RANGES COME
 BY TIE CARLOAD
Heating and Cooking Stoves Received by Bisbee .n-
 prOYement Co,

IL is probably nothing more than a coincidence that just in the mias Of the hottest political campaign that Arizona has ever experienced. the first complete stock Of gas stoves and other gsS-burning heating and cooking apparatus was received in Bisbee.
 This stock is being received by the pisbee Improvement company, and stored in it's show room just oH Naco road on Railroad street. A number of the gas ranges were set up yes lerday, and admired by hundreds or housewives. Within a few days the ranges and heaters on display in tA- show room will be connected up with gas frCm a network Of pipes that has been laid under the flooring. an, prospective purchasers may see just how the neW-fangled arrangements work before having them sent to the home.
 The stock is the first to be received in Bisbee and comprises everything from a dollar and a half heater to 2 $40 gas range Of the latest and most convenient type. Besides the little foot and a half. dollar and a half. up right heater, there are 'redectors, resembling grates, asbes<os-wool heaters, gas heated radiators, etc, There are gas plates with detached ovens, and gas plates with attached ovens underneath the plate. In the eostlier ranges there are many types, but the medium height range will likely be the more popular, as in il all compartments are at the cooks fngertips.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
PROGRAM O; FUN
 kT ROYAL THEATLR


 The Question Mark" is a film of the mirlh provoking variety, Jimmy vho has learned a new trick at hypnotic show, practices it on the zee man. After backing a pan over a candle, he hands it to the victim and tells him to immitate his mo lions, the result. a large question mark is left smeared on the face of the victim After marking the ice man Jimmy catches his father and mother. The ice man steals kiss from the maid and leaves the imprint
 Of his question mark. When the mother sees her husband and inc
 maid both wearing these marks she becomes enraged, and accuses them 5i kissing, just then the father sees the ice man and beholds his wife wearing the same fatal mark and then the real fun begins. But it is finally straightened out after many eXplana- lions by Jimmy The Professor $ i Hat" tells the story of a professors ! daughter being in love and her father | is very much opposed 10 her suitor ' The girl buys new hat and has it | sent out 10 her home, the professor thinks the bundle is flowers sent to | his daughter and puts the bundle un-
 Ger the pump and eiyes it soaking
 so as 10 keep the flowers fresh. When
 his daughter arrives she is horrihed to find her new bonnet ruined. The professor to square things gives his parental conseng 10 the wedding
 Through the Window," this story is
 very true to life. ~The Fastener s Sacrifice" tells Of a daring romance that ends well. "Fie is a Jolly Coos
 Fellow" is the pathetic part of the ] program.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
DEsERTER ARRESTED

Special Officer w. $. Kirby ar rested Harry HartleY last night as 8 deserter from the United States army al Fort Apache. Arizona, on September t2. 1911. He was placed in the city jail for safe keeping and after breakfast this morning. while giving him an opportunity for It. He exercise in the jail runabout, he attempted a getaway and succeeded in getting across the high fence sur rounding the bastile. He headed fer the boundary line, but was caught by Officer Stanford and about a dozen others who joined the lively chase before he succeeded in reach ing the border He will now be de nied the privilege of exercising un dl he can be delivered to the army officers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
ooN'T MISS.

The iol Ranch p.gluresT ss.ur Theafer saS to ot6er long reels a--S@
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
nEweRo,s HEspIcIDE.
Eocls fhe Calendar


 Don't look older than you are; v is inst as easy to lock younger. W hiie isck og hair or poor hair is not al vsvs an indication of age. it IS Ire aneDtlv accepted as such.
 oerson well advanced m e'l nosessing a good Lead of hair is ss ,',.,-s s,.oken of as well preserved FTergone can retain beautiful lux ,,-,snt aair fl they make the efiorl is sl,host every instance poor haii m tbe ioss Of hair may Dc traced te .t, acsivif. of the dandrah germ s.egbro's Herpieide kills this seiE .a ,.,ts fhe scalp in peFieclis el -l,tv condition. With the ae sesiou .... of the daadrun germ tn' s.'ir no longer drops out ne llch i l.... o5 ,be scalp stops almost at one Sewbro'g Herpiclde is the ofls.',', .','.
 ..o5V for which there are ihan, sr..tsf,tufes. preparations claimed v ss;,,e, ag good" You don't nav,
 .ecapt substitute. insist upO' ..ie.s reruine Herpieide-- A- rar ssle by all druggists AppliSa
 oi a-sssfned ai good bauer snop7 ,,9i .,aIiar size bottles are alNas ,.ls ,.ls-,cised. Send Toe in postase ,' "a . tssrpicide CO. Dept t~' Deeie,, s. me ls for sample and book Si
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Personal Mention

Lyman H. Hayes arrived from Will cox on the evening train.
 County Treasurer Charles Hicks is in the city from Tombstone.
 Dr. F. E. Shine and Af J. Cunning ham left yesterday on a hunting trip,
 City slerk Pat Fitzpatrick is in the mountains on a hunting excur- sion
 A. C. Feckinpaugh was in the city yesterday, urging his claim for cleo ton.
 David Benshimol. a Douglas attor noy, was a business visitor yester- day
 Sherin Jack White motored over from the county seat yesterday at- tenoon.
 United States Commissioner Albert N sames of Douglas was in the city yesterday
 W. F. Boggs Is in the city from Tombstone in the interests of his campaign.
 Judge Cahell. justice of the peace at Courtland, vas business. visitor in the city yesterday ! 4. w. Cole. one Of The democrat candidates for corporation commis s.oner. was in Bisbee yesterday.
 Supt. c. F. Phnbrook and Profes- i sors L. \. Gooding and c. e. Snider were iu the mountains hunting yester- day J. c. GungI an attorney of WiL- COX and an aspirant for district ass. torney, is in the city. arriving yestei- day 1 Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe left yes terday morning for Douglas and frcn there he went to Apache on official | business | Chairman c J. McCabe. Of the toard oG supervisors, and a candidate ! for the republican nomination for re ! election, was in the city yesterday District Attorney John s Williams of Tombstone, Q candidate for the republican nomination for congress, arrived in the city yesterday after noon
 Chairman Albert Nj. Sames. of the republican central committee, spen' | yesterday afternoon in the city on legal business returning to bis~home l in Douglas last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Friendshlp

Some one once asked i5.ngsley what was the secret Of bis stroag. joy ous life. and be answered ~i had q triend" q every evil man Is a cen ter or contagtnu. every gocd nan is center of hoanng iie provides an CD 'ronment iu rhc ch cthegs can se'
 od Goodness crea tes an ainos here for cther souls Co be eood ! $ a pries,iy g2rgien' tha; has viI tle even for the finger that touches p Fhe earth has sw eet sou.s and wiE ane lives and Chris,-Hke eharaller be found ia & Tac choice Q fiends .s. Therefore. oue of he mos srious aaalrs in fife. iugi because ..an beccmcs mciccd into fl.e rkeues sg whai be lCvcs ln bis friend 2 Hugh BLick
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
LADIES OF THE mAccAssgs

will give a dance Tuesday night at the Fair Hall. sll Lady AIaccabees and their families are cordially in- yited. All others, ladies as well as gentlemen must present invitations at door.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
stern Markets Yesterday
lnr L. l. overlnnkn

BOSTON. Ger. l4.--Both markets continued strong all through the ses- sion. Very little pressure appeared at the opening. The short interest is so large and further covering from tnis quarter is most likely. Liquida- uon has also been pretty thorough. and ID case Of any favorable turn in the general business outlook, a furth- CT good rally would be brought about very easily. Think the eoppers. es- 2eeially, are about on rock bottom.
 PAINE, WEBBER and co.
 turks unchanged, with only scat. tering transactions. Total sales New York 3fSsl00.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Rand cancert

The Calumet and Arizona band VII giye another cf it's popular concert tonight al Vista Park, Warren, b. ginning at o'clock sharp. The pro gram win be as follows: March "Master Builder Williams Selection The Red Mill Victor Her
 bert
 Intermczzo "Anima" GHieriek Selection Popular Songs Remiez Valse Blue strauss Polka. tiipernian 1lnsi.hs
 SOioist, Natsson Selection. Inc Bohemian Girl. Balte Fantasia My old Kentucky Home.
 Dalby.
 Leader. F. J. BOWDEN.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
New Band Member

The Calumet and Arizona band has secured the services of James WI. Hams. a well known tuba player, who comes from Globe, Arizona. and it is predicted taat he wil prove valua tle addition 10 this already splendid oTganiZatiou
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Case Post9cnsd.

The civil action of John McLaugh lin against Jim Kinney was called il Judge I. D. Burdick's court yester day afternoon, but owing 10 the ab sesnce Of a material witness, the case was postponed The suit is for s2C. alleged to be owed for drayage
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15

Chairman Albert M Sames, of the republican central committee spen' yesterday afternoon in the city on legal business. returning to bis~home in Douglas last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Breeding Fined

Sam Breeding, tha man who was arrested Friday afternoon by Office Wright on the charge of carrying concealed weapon. was arraigned iE the city court yesterday and given fine or S6O and ten days in Jaii. He was unable 10 ray the fine
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Case net Heard.

The case of the city against D. L Welch. charged with disturbing tbr peace by fighting. vas called m Judge Highs court yesterday afternoon, bul a continuance was granted. NeicE had previously entered a plea oi nos guilty to the charge
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
Brief Local Items
euild vGll Meet.

St. Johns Guild Of the Episcopal Church will meet with Mrs. Gerala sherman on Quality hill Tuesday. October n.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
DON'T MISS

The l0l Ranch pictures and four other long reels at Star Theater to- day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-31
SEWER EXTENSIONS

To the Editor of The Banner
The remarks at the recent village
meeting relative to the extension Of
the outlet of the western division of
our sewers, and the one farther down
on the Walloomsac river, strikes a
responsive chord in the breast of
every sanitarian; and the subject
is respectfully referred and commend
ed to the Board OF Trustees. The
system lying to the west OF the Main
street railroad crossing never should
have been allowed to discharge at or
near to the Mill street bridge9 and
the other. also, should be extended
to at least below the tailrace of the
wooden mill
Before any part of the $1,000 appro-
priation is voted for sewer extensions
a committee should be instructed to
examine the cost and feasibility Of
extending both outlets TO some point
down stream where the danger can
be reduced to a minimum The sub.
iect OF thus guarding the health OF
lower Mill street has been OF passing
interest for many years.
II. l.. Stillson, Health officer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-31
TRAIN HALTED BY
MURDER AND
SUICIDE
Double Tragedy Witnessed by
Many Passengers
TWO SHOTS AT WOMA N
Unknown, She Has No Chance to Re-
cover and Her Slayer Died
Instantly

New York. March 31.-Passengers
arriving early last evening by New
York Central train had a horrifying
introduction to crime when sudden
application of the emergency brakes
brought the train almost squarely
opposite a double tragedy which was
being enacted in Park avenue. A
well-dressed man was seen to whip a
revolver from his pocket, shoot down
strikingly pretty blond woman and
turn the weapon upon himself. The
engineer, who was first to see the
couple, threw on his brakes and shout
ed to the unknown man on the street.
Hold on; don't shoot her. don't
shoot" The assassin paid no heed to
the unexpected witness to his deed
and took deliberate aim at the woman
as she started to run from him. One
shot entered her mouth and another
lodged in her breast Attire mo-
mentary contemplation of the crime
he placed the weapon at his own
temple, fired and sank to the street
by the womans side. Passengers
who had looked on, powerless to in
terfere were Mortified, and as soon as
the engineer saw that his warning
was not needed. he pulled his train
into the station.
The man was dead when the police
arrived and the woman has little
chance of recovery, 1t was said at the
hospital. last night A card issued by
the carpenters union was found in
the mans pockets bearing the name
of Jacob Shontz There was no clew
last night to the woman's identity.
She is about 2S years old and was
dressed in a blue suit with white
waist.
The man was further identified as
the son of Rudolph Stupmictzy, a mil
lionaire lumberman OF Austria, who
uied several years ago leaving the
son, Jacob 100000. According to a
fellow-member in the carpenters
union. who said he had known him
from childhood, Jacob came to Ameri-
ca, changed his name to Shontz and
soon dissipated his fortune. He was
married, the informant said. and on
ly two months ago sent his wife back
to Austria because they did not agree
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-31
COX SCORES POINT
IN HIS TRIAL
FOR PERJURY
Won't Have to Appear Before
ObjeCtiOnaI Judge
TERM EXPIRES SATURDAY
Mandamus Proceedings in Favor of
Ohio Republican Boss Sus-
tanned

Cincinnati, March 31.-George B.
Cox. Republican leader, will not be
tried on a charge OF perjury by Judge
Frank NJ. German of the Common
Pleas Court. This became certain
yesterday when Judge T. A. Jones of
Jackson, Ohio, and Judge Festus
Walters of Circleville in a majority
decision, sustained the mandamus
proceedings against Judge Charles j.
Hunt of the Circuit Court ordering
him to rule on the affidavit filed by
Cox's attorneys, charging "bias and
prejudice" against Judge German.
Judge Il. d. Sayre OF Athens, the
other member of the court hearing
the mandamus proceedings dissented.
He submitted minority report, in
which he upheld the contentious of
Prosecutor Henry T. Hunt that Judge
Charles j. Hunt could not hear the
prejudice proceedings Prosecutor
Hunt said that he would appeal the
decision to the Supreme Court of
Ohio.
II is the opinion of even the attor-
neys opposed to Cox that he has ac-
cpmplished what he started out to do,
namely, not to be tried by Judge Cor
man, who retires from the Criminal
Branch OF the Common Pleas court
on Saturday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-31
MAN
SHOOTS WIFE
AND SELF
John c. Fuller Dead and WO-
man Cannot Live
WEI L-KNOWN CONTRACTOR
Double Tragedy Took Place in Cellar
of Fuller Home and Case is
Mystery

Troy, March 31.-John c. Fuller, a
prominent Saratoga county contractor
shot his wife, probably fatally wound
ing her, and then killed himself in
the cellar of their home on Main st.,
Saltwater, some time Wednesday
night. Fuller's body and the uncon-
scious form of Mrs. Fuller was found
at o'clock yesterday morning by a
neighbor, Patrick Martin.
The positions of the bodies OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller as they lay on the
cellar floor would indicate that he
had gone below first and then called
his wife on some pretense. The
probability is that the woman was
about halfway down the fight OF
stairs when she received bullet
from thirty-two calibre revolver in
the head near one of her ears. I'm
conscious she then tumbled to the
foot Of the flight almost at the feet OF
her husband The authorities believe
that Fuller turned the revolver upon
himself, sending a bullet through
his temple and dying instantly The
weapon was found beside the con,
tractors body. Two of the chambers
we're emptied.
The cause Of the act is a mystery
Mr.. Fuller was reputed a prosperous
business man and was always sober
and industrious. 1t was stated yes
terday in Saltwater that he had suf
fered several reverses in business re
Gently. The couple had no children
and had lived alone, apparently
happy, in their Saltwater home fol
years
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-31
BOY STOLE MONEY
FROM NEIGHBOR'S
MILK CANS
Arthur TrOmbIey Committed to
Industrial School
WAS UNDER PROBATION
Had Been Convicted of Attempted
Burglary at the GriswoId Sta
tionsry Store

Thursday in Municipal court Arthur
Trombley aged ten, son Of Mrs. jose
phine Trombley of Main street, was
committed to the State Industrial
school at Vergennes for the remand
er of his minority He was taken to
Vergennes this morning by Sheriff
Fred Godfrey
The boys commitment grew out Of
series of petty thefts and attempts
at theft. Sunday, February 20, an
attempt was made to enter the Girls
void store during the day time,
through door opening from the long
hall leading to the Banner Office into
the business Office of the Griswold
store. An attempt had been made to
cut away the glass in the window with
some instrument. The person max
save in doing damage to the window,
States Attorney w. j. Meagher, in
vestigating the matter, was of the
opinion that it was the work of some
one well-versed in the arts of bur-
glary and made no attempt to connect
the work with any boy. However,
testimony to the effect that young
Thcnbley had been seen hanging
around the bal On the Sunday in
question led 20 further investigation
and boy companion OF Trcmbley's
made some statement in regard to 1t.
When young rrombley was question
ed in the office u the states attorney
he readily admitted his guilt.
When the matter was brought De-
fore Municipal Judge L. II. Holden,
however, upon the agreement Of MIR.
Griswold not TO force the prosecution
the boy was released Oh probation
and Mrs. Trombley compensated Mr..
Griswold for the damage done the
window
On March IS. however, Mrs. from
bley brought complaint that young
Trombley, who since being placed on
probation had not led model life, had
again broken out in series Of petty
thefts involving the money placed in
neighbors' milk pals.
} In Municipal court Judge +. n. liol-
den presiding, Thursday, young from
ley was prosecuted on the Griswold
complaint and committed to the Yer
gennes institution for the remainder
of his minority. The boy is of I'M
usually quick intelligence but It was
the feeling of the authorities that the
discipline of the State Industrial
school could not harm the moulding
OF his developing character.
Mrs. Trombey is a widow and the
mother of three younger children.