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Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
STREET GAR SPITIERS
 \ BIG NUISANCE

Men who so far forget decent man ners as to spit out of the windows of street cars are becoming a great nuisance, and the nuisance is multi piled when the wind happens to be blowing hard. The flood of saliva is generally blown into the face or on the clothing of the person occupying the seat behind, who usually grits his teeth and says nothing.
 But several victims who have been bathed in spit are on the point of ap- pealing to the Warren company to de wise some means of ending the dirty practice. The presence of iron bars ali day long on the sides of cars aggra- yates the nuisance, for the spitters cover them with that part of the slime which is not blown into the faces Uf the persons behind. Children grasp the bars and find their hands covered with disease breeding filth. Yet the bars are necessity as a protection for small children, who might other wise lean too far out of the window. The proper remedy is to end the spit ting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
MEXICAN EDITOR
 INSULTS AMERICANS

GUADALAJARA, Mex, Aug. D. A demand for the immediate pun ishment of Enrique villasenor, edi- tor of a weekly, the Fl Cato, for grossly insulting Americans was made to the governor by the American consul, Samuel E. Magill.
 The last issue of the paper con tains an acrostic whose initial let ters direct to Americans the yilest epithets In the Spanish language. The editors alleged motive was the lynching of Antonio Rodriguez in Texas last November. The acros- tic consists of verses to Columbus, deploring the discovery of America. because of the present infamous iE- Aabitants of the United States. The authorities have instituted crimin- al proceedings against Villasenor. Consul MsgiIl declares if the pros ecution is not pushed an appeal will be made to the American em- bassy.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
 ARE BEING CONTESTED.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 2y-Tht divorce proceedings begun recently by John Bancroft, Jr.. against his wife Madeline Dupont Bancroft, upon stat utory grounds. and in which he denied the paternity of her infant son were combated today when the wife filed "a counter suit for divorce
 Mrs. Bancroft. who is the eldest daughter of Alfred l. Dupont, million aire vice president of the Dupont Pow der company, charges her young bus band with unfaithfulness and extreme cruelty. She also filed an answer 10 her husbands suit. in which she pleads not guilty to his charges
 She declares he is the father of her infant son. When Bancroft brought his suit he called the child Max Heidler, Jr, and made 1t co-defendant.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
HOW WHITE GOT THE
 sl,000 FOR HIS VOTE
Tells Senate How He Took Part of Jackpot CorTup-
 ton Fund

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-All day Charles A. White, the confessed bribe taker of the Illinois legislature. was on the witness stand before the senate Lorimer committee. telling his tale oi corruption.
 Whites testimony followed in out. line that given at the first Lorimer investigation by the senate.
 Attorney Marble, for the commit tee, allowed the witness, however, to tell many details not mentioned in that hearing, but published in White s so-caIled confession in the Chicago Tribune.
 Seemingly unperturbed and with out qualification, White told of be ing asked by Lee O'Neil Browne. mi nority leader in the legislature. to vote for Lorimer and of being told by Browne that there would be mo chicken feed in it either" He describ- ed the payment to him by Brown of Sl 900 as Lorimer money.
 The witness told what he did with the money, even explaining to the committee that he had only s1.S0 in the bank at the time, so he placed $96 more on deposit in order to pay some bills.
 Distributing Jackpot.
 The distribution of the jackpot, or general corruption fund for legis- lation was described. White again told of meeting Representative Rob ert E. Wilson at a St. Louis hotel On July 15, 1909, together with Represent tative Henry 4. Shepard, Charles L. Luke, Joseph s. Clark and Michael Link. The witness explained that Luke complained to him that the s9G0 be ing given to each member as his share of the jackpot" was not enough. It was at this time White said. that Euke spoke of White and others re- ceiving $1.00O each for voting for Lorimer
 T made my deal direct with Lori mer," White quoted Luke as saying.
 White told how Wilson called Shep- ard from the room. in which all the representatives had been taken into the bathroom and then after Shep- ard came out, how he himself was called into the bathroom by Wilson. As Wilson handed White 5000, White testified Wilson said:
 There is all Of 1t; am glad to be relieved of it"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
BUTTE SALOON AOT
 \ V|0LAT|O0R|| OF LAW

It is not the intention of the Butte saloon to violate the law, declared the proprietor. l.. A. Brown. last night and if the saloon has been in- fringing on city ordinance in running pool room in connection at which drinks are sold it is because this has been the custom for years in Bisbee and nothing has been dcne to stop the practice in the past.
 It so happens that the Butte is a new offender under the interpretation of the ordinance as given by the city attorney Tuesday night. The pool room was opened only three months ago, and it seems that many others have been carrying on the practice for years, nothing having been thought wrong with 1t.
 While we have been selling to men in the pool room we have not sold to minors" declared Mir. Brown.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
CREEL WILL TELL ABOUT
 5ANco MlNERo ROBBERY

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 2.-That an open letter will shortly be publish. ed in which full account of tho robbery of the Banco Minero of Chihuahua will be given was given out yesterday by Enrique c. CreeI, ex-secretsry of foreign relations.
 The bank was robbed some time ago and a comisario from this city was sent to make the due h.- restigation- The prisoners state their arrest is most unjust as were tue tortures to which they say they were subjected.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
INVESTIGATION THREAT
 CAUSES REVERSE MOVE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-On a much larger volume of trading the stock market today manifested 8 pronounc- ed inclination to seek a lower level. Prices held fairly steady at the out set. but early in the session a consid- erable selling movement, at times strongly suggestive of bearish initi- alive. resulted in a number of severe losses.
 Railroad and other executives re gently have been preaching the gospel of caution and conservation and these utteranees were seized upon with a number of poor railroad reports sub mitted as somewhat in the nature of a warning. Another unwholesome in fiuence is the persistency of rumors that a federal investigation of the so- called money power is probable.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
ABDUL HAMID WANTS BIRDS;
 WRITES TO HIS BROTHER

VIENNA, Aug. 2-From Constan- tinople eomes a quaint story con corning the former Sultan Abdul Hamid. who now seems quite re- covered fr1m his recent violent spell
 As showing his restoration to a peaceful frame of mind, the exiled Sultan recently sent a letter to his brother, the present Sultan, Meh' med ", requesting him to send a quantity of birds. Abdul IIamid al ways has been a bird lover, his favorites being pigeons. He used to spend hours among them.
 Mehmed kindly compiled with his banishcd brothers request, despatch ing a whole wagonload to Salonica.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
SOUTHWESTERN WILL
 BUILD TO TUCSON
Continued from Page i1

1900, ,00e. The track, which will be laid on company account, will cost about Ss0O.000.
 Oodge's Statement.
 Cleveland H. Dodge of the Phelps Dodge company gave cut the follow ing statement relative to the extcn- sion:
 "Ne shall lose no time in either the letting of our contract or the pushing of work after these contracts, have been made. We are with the people of Arizona and will lend our efforts in every way looking to the upbuilding Cf their country. We are just as much f not more interested in the growth of Arizona than its patriotic citizens. Dr. James Douglas will soon go to Ali zona and will assist the forces on the scene to put into operation the ex- tension as fast as human effort can prevail. Bids for certain work are al. ready in our hands and other con tracts will be let as soon as possi- ble."
 It is reported from Fl Paso that the contract for the construction of tbe extension has been let to MacArthur Brothers K Co. of New York and that the construction camp win soon be set up at Benson.
 c. F Hawks, superintendent of the Southwestern. and F. B. King, super intendent of the western division. passed through Bisbee yesterday morning, returning from Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
ELECTION RESULTS
 IN CAkANEA DISTRICT.

CANANEA, Son. Mex. Aug. D. The excitement caused by the gov. ernment elections has at last sub sided and following are the cleo ton returns: At Cananea the ot. fees are state governmental and are held for a period of four years. Governor, Jose NJ. Maytorena, Gun animousl; vice governor. Ignacio Boniilas. (msjority Is votes); rep resentasiYe, (Arizpe district), Pc dro P. Brocamnte. Photographic ad- vices from Nogales show ma iority for Bonillas. while Hermo- sillo and Shuarina show a ma jority for Morales.
 Morales has been elected
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
PHILADELPHlAN MADE
 SUPREME x. OF C. X

DETROIT, Aug. 2.-The Knights of Columbus in annual convention today elected James A. Flaherty of Phila- delphia as supreme knight, and Martin Carmody of Grand Rapids, Mich, as deputy grand knight.
 The national board of directors in- cludes James McGraw of Oklahoma City.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
SHOE RIVALS COMBINE,
 S2O.OOOOOo CAPITAL.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 2.-The Roberts, Johnson and Rand Shoe company and the Peters Choe company have agreed to consolidate the business of the two concerns with capital of s2o.600. 900. The consolidated concern will oper- ate IS shoe factories here and have $500 employees.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
DR. RAMsEAUD IS
 DYING; AUTO ACCIDENT.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.s Y, Aug. 2- George Rambeaud, director. of the Pas teur Institute of New York, is dying following an automobile accident early today His wife, Mime. GerviIle-Reache, who was prima donna of the Man haitian Opera company, was badly in- jured. Five other persons were also injured.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
LARGE CROWD OUT
 ID HEAR CONCERT

A large crowd of people were out to hear the concert at Vista park, Warren, last night, when the C. & A. band rendered an excellent program in it's usual fine manner. The ladies of the Episcopal church guild served re- treatments and several hundred peo- pie spent delightful evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
MiII voTE TopAY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The house reapportionment bill to increase the house membership from 391 to 432 was again taken up today by the sen ate. Defense of the bill was made by Senator O'Gorman of New York. The bEi will be voted on tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
RENITO JUAREZ ELECTED
 GOVERNOR OF OAxACe

MEXICO CITY, Aug. Z.-Benlto Juarez, son of Mexico's reform president, was yesterday elected governor Of Oaxaca- His chief op' ponent was Felix Diaz, a nephew of former President Diaz. It is rvmored the election will be con tested on the ground that Senor Juarez is not a resident of that state.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
INSTEAD OF LEMONADE.

Drink HorsfordAs Acid Phosphate.
 Il is better for you and more effective relief from Summer heat Wholesome and refreshing.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
FIGHT A DRAW.

NEW YORK Aug. 2.-Joe Jeanette of Boston and ony Ross of Pittsburg fought ten fast rounds 10 a draw here last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
MRS. NEoPoLlTAN IS
 MOTHER OF A GIRL

SAULT STE MARIE. Ont. Aug. "A daughter was born today to Mrs. Angelina Neopol- itan, the convicted slayer of her husband, who was sentenc- ed to hang next Wednesday, but whose sentence was com muted to life imprisonment.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03
fEEElNY0l8Sa
Nsar o.kland. csiiforals

The only Woman's College on the Pacific Coast
 1885. Near tFo great Dniversities
 Ideal climate througn0us the year. Entrance and graduation requirements equivalent 10 those of Stanford and University Of California Laboratories for science with modern eQulp- rconomics. library study. music and art Modern gymnasiuTu. Special care for health of students, outdoor life. President, Lucia Clay Carson. A. M., Lit D.. LL. De Fof catalogue address Secretary. Mals College ?. O.. California.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-03

sl 300, ,00e. The track. which will be laid on company account, will cost about $500 OOO
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
YOUR MORNING MAIL.
It May Be Dangerous to Open IL at the
Breakfast Table.

It May Be Dangerous TO Open IL at the
Breakfast Table.
Did you ever hear that it is danger
Gus to open your morning mail at the
breakfast taMeg According to 4 Der
lin scientist. Professor Kron. and the
London lancet. it Is dan-erous-very.
Professor Itron has succeeded in trac-
ing several cases OF contagion to the
old custom Of waiting until you sit
down 1T the breakfast table before
opening and going through your morn
ing mail. He calls attention 20 the
fact that the average man or woman
goes down 10 breakfast with hands
and face scrunulously clean. teeth
scrubbed and throat gargled- In that
condition he is prepared to eat with
out danrer Of swallowing more dis
ease germs than may have possibly
escaped the watchful attentions Of the
cook.
But Instead OF doing that he handles
letters and papers which have passed
through many hands before reaching
bis own. Between bites be opens en-
velopes aad wrappers and in doing so
unthinkingly paves the way for the
absorption OF I'll kinds OF germs which
may or may not do him q great deal
Of harm.
It has long been the custom in many
well regulated households where the
breakfast hour IS fixed somewhat late
and where the mail carrier gets around
before breakfast IS served to place
each persons morning letters by his
or her plate in the dining room This.
SAYS the Lancet, Is a custom which
should be abolished at once. Letters
should be opened and read either be-
fore or after breakfast but never at
the table during the handling OF food.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
a CANE OF BRIDGE.

Jehn W. Gates Sprung a Surprise on
His Young Friena.
John q. Gates last Office was ia
the Trinity building He called his
firm Charles q. Gates s Co. Others
termed It "the house OF the twelve
apostles as dozen partners were in
Il. Gates was considered a good bridge
whist player. Often after p. m
bridge was played in the office. One
day there we're only three TO play.
\ young man Of good family. but act
wealthy. came in.
-Sit down" said Gates agreeabtV.
Il hate TO play with a dummy"
"How much a point do you playi"
asked tie newcomer.
FIFTY" said Gates
Il can't afford il, was the rejoiDder.
twenty-five is a big game for me-"
well make up the rubber" said
Gates disappointedly. Wen play for
twenty-five"
The young man played we'll. had luck
and won.
I'VE have a sort OF clearing house
here. said Gates when the game end
ed. IN send you your check in the
morning"
The young man got a check for 3d.
600. AstOEnded. he TOOK IL 10 the
rigner
what does this mean:T he asked
Il circulated that / won S130. We
we're playing for % cents point,
weren't we?'
I'VE were playing for SIS a point
returned Gates.
"wha-at. Why, If I'd lost COULDN'T
have paid"
IF you hadn't paid we'd have run
you out Of the city said Gates coldly-
But you won. Cash that check" 1t
was cashed.-New York Tribune.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
DISTRICT NO. 6

Ashley Bivens visited Saturday at
Crystal with his cousins, Delbert and
John Jackson.
Miss Vernita Stain who visited
friends and relatives at Payette last
week, is at home again.
Mrs. Chas. Skippen and Miss Eve
Ign of Little Willow called on Mrs.
VIM. Bivens one day last week.
Mrs. Max Gerlach received a card
from her brother. John Paulsen, who
was a member OF the hunting party
that left a week ago for the Salmon
River country. They had reached
Salmon City and were ready 10 go
by river In their motor boat. he
reported the hunting and fishing
good.
Mrs. Cap. Irwin and Mrs. Satoris OF
Payette visited with Mrs. VIM. Biy-
ems one day last week. They also
called at the Berding home on the
Island.
MI. Olson is making some neat
improvements on his ranch by lay
ing cement walks about his house.
Mrs. John Nicholson was an after
noon caller Saturday at the wager
home.
Miss Evelyn Skippen of Little Viii
low spent Sunday with Miss Aaurin
Biyens.
Word comes from Indian Valley,
Idaho. OF the arrival Of little son
on October !, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Farley Hutchinson. Mrs.
Hutchinson was formerly Miss Lydia
Ireton.
Miss Lucille Harrington went 10
the Canyon County fair Friday. She
visited over Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Rex Bradshaw OF Payette-
Mr.. and Mrs. Precht OF crystal,
Mrs. Peterson OF Boise and Mrs.
Jenson from Iowa, who are guests
at the Precht home. visited Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hen
ningsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansen, Erich
Asnlussen, and Ernest Asmussen wen
to the County Fair last Friday.
Miss Maude Stegall. formerly
teacher at District 6, has filed on
a homestead on the Heights north
of this valley. She viii not take
possession for about six months.
Mrs. Thos. Ireton and Miss Eyeiyna
visited Sunday evening at the kieier
home.
Albert Hill has gone 10 Boise TO
attend school at Links Business Col
lsge this winter.
Mrs. T. Ireton left Tuesday morn
ing for Indian Valley TO be with
her daughter, Mrs. Hutchinson, VINO
is dangerously III.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
Nebraska.


supt. ]. A. Hughes spent the last
Of the week at Boise.
The new school house located on
]. II. Doors place on Whitley Bot
tom is about comDleted and school
will begin soon, possibly next week.
Rev. Deal addressed the High
School Wednesday last week and Rev
Thorn win address them this week
Wednesday. Good speakers will be
obtained from home and out OF town
to speak on subject OF interest to
High School pupils.
A fine new Howard piano has been
installed In the High School and it's
inspiring TO hear them sing Amer
lea"
The fire drill becomes more inter
esting as the last test emptied the
school house in ! minute, 40 seconds.
It is planned TO get every pupil out
in ! minute.
There are now thirty-six pupils en-
rolled In the Sth grade, close SO
cond 10 High School.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
NOTICE.

The women's Auxiliary OF the y:
NJ. c. A. will meet In Room a OF
the Y. VI. c. a. building MONDAY
october is at 4 p. IN. All members
are urged to be present. Important
business.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
Eatre
from

"a sr with the removal OF oIu s.uv
from ordered removed by sad Mayo
Council. or such parts thereof
may be required by said Mayo
has Council to be built and constr
Mon Plans and specifications may
u the obtained from the City Eng
s son and at my office. The right
~ ar jet any and all bids is reserve
N on Dated this Eth dAv - -
For sale-Good heating stove. In
ouire of r. ]. Rowse. Payette. Ida
Box
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
Cor Sale.

Young chickens. Plymouth ROCKS
and White Orpingtons. J. z. Rooers.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-12
!: LOWER PAYEHE VALLEY. ;

Alyina Cornelson went TO Boise TO
attend the fair Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Peterson OF Boise was visiting
with Mrs. Herman Precht last week.
Mr.. l.. E. Keller was reported on
the sick list last week. He is bet
ter now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Alspach returned
Sunday from their round trip to On
tario, Caldwell and Boise fairs.
Mr.. Lundt is hauling his alfalfa
seed to Weiser this week -
RTand still make good saving on
We winters feed Harry Mitchell
RI Charley Bolton are contempls
Ed shipping twenty two cars to
mat Falls in the near future 10 vi
there and il is rumored that
FRI Der OF other sheepmen will do
FI same and that not less than
Il third the usual number OF sheep
esi- be wintered in Payeue valley
A. 81 generally the case.
ht. ana Mrs. Inarp sTu-7Ir. and
Mrs. Frank Suplee were guests OF
Mrs. Friedman Sunday.
Mrs. Elshouse, mother of Chss. Mil
Ter, left Tuesday of this week for
her home in Brookville, Penn.
Mr.. A. c. Miller OF Omaha, Neb., I
was here this week looking after his
land which Joins Mr.. S. B. Alspach.
A valuable horse belonging to Al
fred Shearer dropped dead while eat
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17
THE WEATHER

Forecast, For Virginia and North
enthusiastically fair Sunday and
Mondnyt not much chnnge in temper
hturej light, variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17

Of them too young to be subject TO i'm
prisonment with confirmed criminals.
Whipping is generally their punish
mont. II anything could be done to
reform or better the habits OF these
youthful Offenders. It should be done.
Meeting OF League Mesnntes.
II thero be no further change of
date, the magnetes of the Virginia
Baseball League will meet at the STRAIT
ford Hotel, in this city. on Monday
morning to wind UP the affairs of the
league for the season. to hear reports
and to transact such business as may
properly come before them. 1t Is not
known that there will be any protests
or complaints 20 be presented. The
formal award of the pennant to Peters
burg as the winner will be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-17

will be entitled The Standard OF Eli
cheney for the Local Church" In the even
Ing the subject viii be III / Had to Live
Vocal selections by arr. and Mrs. 7. Z.
seay, of Richmond. will be the feature of
the service Tomorrow evening the clop-
Barrett Will also sing at this service.
Rev. F. L. Warren will conduct the SER
vices at the Meade Memorial Church to
At the Asbury Methodist Church today
i nev. We Burch will preach at both SER
wees vTs His subject In the morning will be
evening he VIII preach on Batting Her In
haoitants. Epworth League services Will
be held at Z o'clock. and at this service
onieers for the ensuing year will be elect
CO. and the Asbury male quartet will sing.
Daughters Elect Delegates.
cban,sr seP p,e;as meeting Of Chesterfield
racy. was held at the residence of Miss
Alice BONNER Rudd Thursday. September
~ IT. delegates to the state convention are
mrs. Walter T. Alien with Miss Rudd as
alternate; Mrs j. Sidney Perdue. with Mrs.
II. Dorsett as alternate. The meeting
D n.so elected delegates to the United
Will meet In Richmond November q. 1911.
as io,lows; Mrs. j. N. Gregory. with Mrs.
T. Drew. with Mrs. p. A. Fore as aiter-
Personal and General,
MISS Fanny Hale. OF Rocky Mount, Is Wis
iting Miss Louise Reams. OF Porter street..
MISS Lucy B. Martin, OF Hallsboro, Is
Ts,s,nE Kisses Eleanor and Lyle Gary on
w: g. Chandler. OF Lynchburs, is stopping
al the Rucker home. He will attend the
TGo,rmlns session OF the Medical College Of
, Mairsinia. He Is graduate of the class of
1911, Richmond Academy.
MISS Oneida Smith. OF Baltimore. Ia via.
lung relatives in Oak Grove
ihe condition OF the boy Carlton Jewstt
VINO recently suffered as the result of nm
"'e'ueht' is reported to be improved,