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The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
BUSTED ROMANCE
IS Barred In COURT
Tilted Man Wants Presents Back
Row Results and Whole
Story Comes Out

George b. ZilsDerger, a cabinet max
er, residing at No. 4lO Beaubien-st.,
was fined IS by Justice Jeffries. Tues
day morning, for holding up Mrs.
Nathalie Vickery's husband at the
point OF briar pipe, in the Vickery
home, at No. S24 Riopelle-st., Satur-
day night, and thereby hangs a tale
OF busted" romance and an echo of
that old familiar vail about wanting
those presents back.
Zilsberger, defending himself
against the charge OF disturbing the
peace. pleaded Justification. He said
that two years ago he was engaged 10
Nathalie Tifisency, now Mrs. Nathalie
Vickery. He said he decided her his
property. consisting OF a two-family
Hat valued at $500. and for which
Mrs. Vickery is still collecting the
rent, according to Zllsberger. He says
suit is now pending on that matter in
the circuit court.
Besides the fiat, Zilsberger SAYS
that he gave his fiancee a gold watch.
some diamonds, and other presents.
Then he was suddenly called west on
business. That was two years ago. He
received regular letters from Nathalie,
he says. but last February, IN Omaha.
he received word that she had mar
ried Vickery. He came home, learned
II was all too true, and retained Attor-
ney w. j. Hawley TO start a repleyin
action for his property and presents,
Saturday night, Zilsberger called on
Mrs. Vickery and demanded the pres
ents. She showed him the door and
when he refused to go. her husband
was attracted by che rumpus and came
rushing in with an appraised chair, Zils-
berger says.
Zilsberger says that he then drew
his trusty briar pipe, enclosed In a
black case. from his pocket, and
leveled il at Mr.. and Mrs. Vickery,
commanding them TO back up which
they promptly did. Then he gacked
out of the door, covering his retreat
with the briar pipe.
Mrs. Vickery insists that Zilsberger
leveled a revolver and not a pipe at
her and her husband
Justice Jeffries imposed fine OF
$40 on Zilsberger for creating dis
turbance.
Zilsberger only had IS with him.
and Justice Jeffries accepted that
amount
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit.
DETROIT, Dec. lO.-Up: Caldwell
1870 A. m. Monday; jerks, 4:45 .. m.
Down; Easton, 1850 a. M; Sierra
1:ab p. m. Durston, 4:05; Shrigley, ass:
Hines, q; w. H. Sawyer. Tuxberry, Red
fern. z.
Matthew'S, 11:40 D. m.
Winona, $40; Empress Midland o N
m; Durston. S:1b a. m.
sault Ste. Marie.
SAULT ST. MARIE, Mich, Dec. 10
Up. Tagona, $3.50 D. m. Monday; HUI
ronic, Paipoonge. 6; Glenellah, Corsica
$3.50.
Turret Chief. midnight: Lakeland
1880 a. m.
Down: Ball Bros. 1880 a m. Mon,
day; Midland King. Paine. D. IN.
nottingham, 3; CHRISTOPHER, 4; Regina
Turret Court, Renyoyle. $3.50.
North Lake, noon.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
NEW YORK STOCKS
y. \. STOCK MARkET-Close

" H STUN hAtNNEl-s ioSes
Am AZ Chem 5tls. Am Sug isis,
Anal Cop 1864. Am Can 26Ss. Am 4
+ N-60 54A. do pr KID Ia, 49, Am Cot
on 56l9 Am Loo AZ, do RI 1861, Am
Smelt GA. Am Sugar i51. Am T +
lSSA. Am Tob 266. Am Wool 1885, do
pf 81, Anaconda 80 Atch 1914, Il a. q
l04. Beth Steel 35M X + s., Can
Pac 26i "a. Cen Leath % a, DO IF N-l =
s2i.. Ches q @ IS, Chino Cop 4lh. Chi
4 q W 1874. &. NJ 4 81 = li0+s. CHI a
y lS6 Col r q | 30, Con Gas l3s y 4,
Corn Prod 1874, y X III 1875: Dls sec
Cor 2cis. Erie S1Ts. 40 Isl pf 49, Gen
Elec 1879. CT Nor pf 1871, CT ore
eff 4lte Ills Cent le5. Int Met II "a DO
pt 6G4. Int Harry com l0is. Kan ,
2G2, Leh Val l6g. Louis 4 AZ. NJ n
& T 26is, DO pf Ga. VI, ST i 4 - X
l4OA Mo pac 4os.. Nat Lead % J.
Y. O & " llIiR, North Pac l9t Penn
II II 1901. Peo q & G hos. Pitts Coal
pf SO. Press 81 Car 80. Ray Cons ~
Read 1861. Rep ] 4 $ 2i7s do pt 50,
Rock Isl 2SI5. do pf 44ls Sloss- shen
IS. south Pac 1884,. do pr 7sia. Tenn
Cop 36a.. Union Pac lea Texas y,
T. s Rub com 62h 4 $ steel 50 "a. do pt
lOs L Bonds leoie. lNr-Car chem
42H Utah COP 5s, wabash A., do ~
IS West Tn Tel 73 West Mfg "a,
S Kresge com 75ls
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
ERROR SENDS YOUNG
BACK TO CONGRESS
Progressive Was Elected on Face
of Returns in Twelfth
District

LANSING, Mich, Dec. lO.-(Spe-
cial.) IAN error in the printing or the
ballots In the twelfth congressional
district, caucNd the board or state
canvassers I'm session here today TO
Issue a certificate of election TO Con-
gresham II. Olin Young, although on
the face of the returns, William j.
Macdonald. OF the 500, the Progress
sive candidate, has been eelcted.
In Ontonagon county, 45S voes
were cast for Sheldon William j. Mac
Donald, but in reality no such person
exists. However, the board OF state
canyassers, under an opinion of the
supreme court, is required to canvass
the returns as they appear on the bal
lots, and this will take 45S votes from
william ]. Macdonald and gives that
number TO Sheldon William j. Mac
Donald.
II this is done IL will mean that
CONGRESSMAN II. DIN Young will be
elected by a plurality OF 215. II is
expected that Macdonald will carry
the contest TO congress II certificate
fs issued TO Young.
According to the canvass OF the
state board, certificates will be issued
to the following congressman: First
district. Frank Doremus (Dem.); Sec
ond district, Samuel w. Beakes
(Dem.); Third district, ]. NJ. c. Smith,
(Rep.); Fourth district, Edward l.
Hamilton (Rep); Fifth district, Carl
Mapes (Rep); Sixth district, Samuel
W. Smith (Rep); Seventh district,
Louis G. Cramton (Rep); Eighth dis.
trict. Joseph w. Fordney (Rep) /;
Ninth district, j. c. Mclaughlin
(Rep); Tenth district, Roy Woodruff
Natl Progressively; Eleventh district,
francis c. Lindquist (Rep0; Twelfth
district, II. DIN Young (Rep)
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
TRUST COMPANIES
HOLD ANIMALS
Only Three Changes Announced
in DirectOrates of Local
Organizations

The three trust companies OF De-
troit held their annual meetings OF
stockholders, Tuesday, but there
were few changes in the directorates
OF t. organizations. .n ~, =
The Uaion TpAst Co., added two
new names to the board OF directors,
filling vacancies which have existed
for some time. The new directors are
Henry NJ. Campbell, who has been
counsel for the company since It's or
ganization, and Francis G. McMath,
of the Canadian Bridge Co., Of Walker
vile. The other directors. reelected
by the stockholders, Monday, are:
Henry B. Ledyard, Frank w. Blair,
George Hendrie. A. Z. F. White,
Gerald j. McMechan, F. j. Hecker.
Henry Russell, Elliott 7. Slocum,
Charles A. DuCharme, Harry A. Con-
ant. Charles l.. Palms, Philip II. Nc
MILAN, Herbert z. Boynton, Albert L.
Stephens, Paul F. Bagley, Burnham s.
Colburn, George B. Remick, George
M. Black, Allen F. Edwards, George
III. Russell, ]. C. Hutchins, Fred T.
Moran, j. II. Poole, Hal II. Smith, +.
r. Hathaway and James B. Peter. The
directors will meet later in the month
to elect officers.
The only change in the directorate
of the Detroit Trust Co., was the
election of William X. Kales, OF the
Whitehead & Kales Iron Works, as
a member OF the board. The other
directors are: John II. Avery, Frank
G. Baldwin, Arthur II. Bull, Edward
H. Butler, w. A. Butler. Jr.. James
Couzens. James Z. Danaher, James e.
Davidson, Charles A. Dean, Samuel
T. Douglas, Frederick Z. briggs, John
M. Dwyer. Frank w. Eddy, Henry Ford.
Frank w. Gilchrist, Julius II. Haas,
Benton Hanchett, Julian II. Harris,
Oren s. Halves, Alexander I. Lewis.
Alexander Mcpherson, Sidney T. Mil.
Ter, Edwin c. Nichols, George Peck,
Daniel L. Quirk, Jr., Walter Scotch,
Edward d. Stair, Ralph Stone and
Chester G.. White.
There was no change In the direc-
tors of the Security Trust Co., the
board being reelected as follows: Rus
sell A. Alger, John N Bagley, Lem w.
Bowen, Henry M. Butzel. Emory W.
Clark, Dexter M. Ferry, John b. Ford,
William j. Gray, James s. Holden,
Charles c. jerks, John II. Johnson,
george e. lawson, Eugene W. Lesyis,
william Livingstone, Charles Moore.
M. j. Murphy, Charles o. Patch and
James ID. Standish. The directors will
meet TO elect officers, Wednesday, and
IL Is expected that there will be sew
eral promotions
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
lose. Both Feet: May Die.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich, Dec. TO-
Frederick Tewas, a car repairman on
the Grand Trunk railroad was probab-
~ fatally injured while at work on
car at Chesterfield station. seven miles
was working under car and II Is be
iieved that he failed to put out the
customary signal. A switching train
came along and. picked up the car,
cutting on Tewes's legs and injuring
him otherwise. He was rushed TO
81. Joseph's Sanitarium here.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALo-Opening.

a sNeNems Live STOCK report.
FAST BUFFALO. n. Y. Dec. 10.
Cattle: Receipts. twenty cars; mar
ket steady; best 1850 TO 1,5o0-lb.
s:eors. tsQs.6O; good to prime 1900 to
I.2SS-lb steers $50 good to prime
Goa rise. plainish. LOO to l.200-lb steers.
t7259750: medium butcher steers,
1000 to LOO lbs, ss.75q725 butcher
butcher steers, ,576as25; best TAT
cows, 369s.50; butcher cows. 35g so.
light butcher cows, 3426 g4.5o: cutters.
s3.75g+: trlmmers. 80. so a 40; best fat
ers. $50 5Gs.26; light butcher helfers.
n7596.25; stock heifers. i4qt.26; best
feeding steers. dehorned, is:5o97; fair
TO good stockers. ,S:26 QS.50; light
common ,toeks ,rsa st.sOgt,,S', prime
bulls ,6sC05.75; bologna bulls. ,4.soG
S; stock bulls, s4b005. best mixers
and springers. ssa75: common to fair
Hogs: Receipts 80 cars: market.
lower: heavy, $3.50; workers.. t7,7o9
$50: pigs, $3.50.
Sheep: Receipts. 20 cars: market.
$50 S "a $50; wothers, .sSOSA7S: ewes,
" calves: ,sel,
EAST BUFFALO-CIosisE.
EAST BUFFALO, ~ x, Dec. 10
tive and steady; prime steers. ts2sg
$50: butcher grades, t4509S. so.
calves: Receipts. 126 head; market. &C
tive and steady: Gull TO choice SSu12.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts. 5000 head /:
market active; choice lambs, tS.25U
$50 Gull TO fair, t6.604s: yearlings. IS
$3.50: sheep. t2d4.76. Hogs: Receipts
$3.50 head. market, active. workers..
S775: pigs. ,7.5O@TS5: mixed. $3.50:
heavy. s7S0g7s6. roughs, ss.5O9 q;
stays, t696.50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec. lO.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, $500: steady TO sc lower; me-
diums and heavies. $40: workers. 81. 65 :
pigs $40. Cattle Receipts. cars.
steady sheep and lambs: Receipts.
is cars: tsl5 10 So Calves: Receipts.
l50; $ll.50q5
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
U. s. GOVERNMENT BONDS
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dec 10.-Butter: Extras
s6936l4c: hrsts Soq $50; dairy extras
ssc; hrsts. 2Sq29c. Eggs: Prime nrsts
PAU 625c Cheese: Skins, l6h GIG;
Young Americas. 16k G16hc. Live poul-
Try: Fowls, asa soc; ducks. l29l2hc;
geese, 13Q13hc.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
RosrnN CoPPER MARKET-CIo.e.

Am Zinc, 81. Adventure. s.; Alaska
Gold Mines. 9h; Ariz. Coml.. az; Ar
cadian. 2H Allouez, SO: Algoma, ~
Boston & Corhin, ~ Bav state ons.
% Mute & superior, ASH Butte q
Col q Hecia $50: Chief. 1-I6: chino.
41is Copper Range. So Davis DAILY.
1rG Fast Butte. 10: First Natl. s-ls:
Franklin. s% GirouV. So qoldneld
Cons. 1ik; CRANKY 81; or Cananea.
sa. Hancock. %; Helvetia 20; IN.
diana 12k Isle Royale, % lsTd
Creek Coal COM 50: Ia Sale. 2; Lake.
% Mason Valley Tx Mayhower.
14Lh Michigan. 2 Miami Conner. 25s ;
Mohawk 6si9 New Cons, 1871 Nipis-
sing S% North Butte. ~ Oiihway
"a old COLONY. 8. Old Dom. 53k Os-
ceola. 1o2k Pond Greek % Quincy,
rs Raw Cons 1a& shannon, l2~
Shattuck Ariz, 2sl4 South Lake. az
Superior Copper. 80 super. & Bos. / x +:
Tamarack 80 Trinity. "a United
Fruit com. l7Gia Utah Cons. lOh
Utah COPPER. Sc u. s. Smelling. 4ii4
DO pfd.. 49, Victoria 2. Wolverine.
ga wvanduttp- TOO
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
BUTTER AND EGGS

Butter--Board prices are Creamery.
extras, SEC; firsts. 33c: dairy, SIC; pack
Ing stock. Gle per Id.
Eggs Current receipts. candled
cases included, soc per doz. Receipts,
l,010 cases.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10

NEW YORk, Dec. 10.--MoBey on
call, 3 per cent: time money ~ per
cent for str months; mercantile paper,
per cent: bar silver--London
Ills; bar sIlver-.Nsw York. s4he;
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
..rrAI- ExCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.--The metal e1-
change closed dull Spot copper
1851. bid; lead, t4254I40.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
NEW YORK COTTON

Cotton prices reported for The Times
by Hayden. Stone & Co. Dec. 10:
Openfno MON
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
Bosro> COPPER SHARE SALES.

Copper share sales reported for The
Times by Hayden. stone e. Co. Dec 10.
Adventure. iO5; Ahmcek. 100: Aliouez
$50 Amnlgamated Copper. 4545: Amer
Zinc. 1912; Boston & Corbin. 100; Butte
BaialSlava. l05: Butte n superior
$3.50 calumet & Arizona. sos. Calumet
4 Hecla. -; Centennial. 10. Chino
los, Copper Range. 633 DAILY West. s
Fast Butte S25. Franklin. i97. Giroux
500 Granny. 746: Greene Cananea
i3ts: Hancock. i75. Indiana 3S5: In
spiration. 90. Isle Royale 755. Kerr
Lake. 10. Lake. 1000. la Sale. 100
Mason valley. 100: Maynower. Az
Miami, 81 Michigan 60 Mohawk lGs
Nevada. 202 New Arcadia. Sos: NIpis
sing. $50: North Butte. 23t6: Nortl
Lake. $40; Oijbway. 1891 old Colony
Mining. 1892. old Dominion. as Os
ceols. 1O3. Pond Greek. 1895 Quincy
s: Ray Cons 145. shannon. 1900 shat
tuck Arizona, 335: Superior A. Boston
$50, Superior. ass: Tamarack. 11g
Trinity. 400: Toulumne. so. a. 8 Ref
1859 do pfd 129. Utah Apex. 900 Vic.
toria, $50: WInona. AS; Wolverine 80
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
EAsT BUFFALo-CIo.inx.
PRODUCE

The E1gin butter market was or "a
half cent yesterday and prices In all
the leading markets are quoted easy.
The Dig deal just now is. OF course tn
poultry. Receipts were fairly large.
although not excessive. and everything
promised To clean up In good shape.
Not "A great deal OF d~ssed poultry IL
coming as yet but next week dressed
stun will be wanted. Christmas greens
are appearing. and there II increasing
activity In all kinds OF goods suitable
10 the season
The Detroit times., 1912-12-10
AppIe.-Fancy, ,1.7Sa2a5. ordinary.
tqi.SO per bbl; box apples. $3.50

APples-Fancy, 81: 75a226; ordinary.
ngl .bO per Dbl: box apples sl.7b0
Bsn..ss--lood shipping stock. tI.SO
G225 bunch.
Bcans-Dried Lima. 707hc 10.
CaLIinower-s2.250 2.50 doE
CeIery--Home-g grown. asa 30c doz
tabbsge-klkFI2b- Dbl. --
Cheese-W holesale prices: Michigan
dats. ley u17c: New York fats lsh 20
Use, limburger, ia qlShc; domestic
Swiss. ala csc; Imported Swiss. 2s0
2gc
Chestnuts-Itallan. sd10c 10.
Cranberries - Late Howes. - Dbl.
tS.26 bu.
Christmss Greens-Evergreen wreath
ing. 65G 75c per roll. holly, 9SSC
per crate.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11
.POSTMASTERS OPPOSE
THE GENERAL DELIVERY
Claim it Is Used for Illicit
and Immoral Purposes
in Cities

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. June l0-Ap-
prONimHtely 80 per cent OF the per
sons calling for mail at general Dc
livery windows of city post Offices do
so Cor illicit purpose. and large
proportion Of them give fictitious
names Tho general delivery privi-
lego Is becoming an instrument for
the furf1ering oi immortality which
the pos-nasters OF New York should
check 10 the fullest possible degree
James II Callahan president OF
the New York state association of
uoatm9s iaTs, 50 declared this alter
noon iu his annual address to the
association, nov IN cOuyeutiO UheTc.
Mr.. Callahan said IA part
Tie time has surely come when
pystHlastcrs should make every cf.
tort 10 eliminate the calls of persons
vino use this Convenience for iIl.cit
purposes particularly. also. OF those
who lave permanent addresses, aud
who should avail themselves OF the
facilities which are provided at great
expense through tha free delivery
We en- know that the general de-
livery privileges are Ereatly abused.
and from the moral standpoint alone
it is our duty rs postmasters to
check 10 The fullest degree. even il
We cannot prevent entirely. Young
men and women, ana even adults,
from using the general delivery 10
adsaucr immortality.
approximately so per cent OF the
callers al The average general dcliy.
err windows. especially in our cities.
DO 80 for Illicit purposes. large
proportion Of this number operating
under fictitious names II care Is
taken this tbuse can BE- detected,
and uheh the facts are ascertaiued,
clearly and unuuestiOnably. nC sach
person, under any circumstances
should bz permitted the use OF the
general delivery
TWO dec.ied improvements, which
this association has discussed and
urged. have been authorized during
the last sis. months The depart
u.-nJ expects the cooperation OF post
masters IN the way Of suggestion and
recommendation wherein advance can
be made. | refer g the present Ger
tiiications OF three names TO masters
in the appointment OF rural carriers
aud the authority given Us to SUE
pend clerks and carriers az once and
without going through a lot Of rcd
. tIIt and dCla-."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11
e.sa,. ..5lo .Esssli.s Against ra-k..

4 rsnsmber swallov.ng lev
s-sSsF casually admitted FEiladeF
phia shoemaker the other day, whose
internal pains had puzzled tie doctors
Tor & year. The "few b.aa-' turned
Ont 70 be sboaJ hundred .rass tscks.
which the xrays showed 70 be sIick'
,rg IN the walls OF the mans stomach.
For the last e, pears he had been
using his mouth as q temporary TACK,
box wLile al work a. his bench, and
te was quite philosophical when oeea'
slonslly ore OF two eiuosd his palate
and slipped aow1 his threat The SUI
gsors who examined him say that one
lection Of the mans stomach has more
.soks il Il than the sole OF boot, and
an oDsraton - 20 b performed IN the
phusaslphis hospltal IN which be lies,
With the hope Of saving bis life
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11
PICK TEAM To
REPRESENT j. s.
Committee Selects Some
Members for American
Team in Olympic
afues
RUNNERS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. June lJ.-Tue Amgri-
can Olympic selection committee
spent the entire day picking athletes
who will represent the United State:
Al Stockholm. From the thousand
entries in each event only those who
have shown rne nCsU nerforma nee
Is selected In addition. there il 90
be a supplementary isl. bHt Inc men
mentioned viii have 10 pay the:
own expenses. On the preferred list
are now wonders like Wri@a' Of
Dartmouth. i'm the pole vault, HORNE.
OF san Francisco. the high jumping
marvel. kiyiat, OF the Irish American
Athletic club. who smashed three
worlds records during the past TWO
weeks. Kramer, Tn. worlds champion
distance cross country runner, and
young Drew the uegro from Sprins-
field, sprinteT
Tho following selections 10. the
team we're announced today
Distance runners Lewis Tcwantua
Carlisle Indian school: VI. T. RYAN
and REYNOLDS Irish American
Athletic club. Vow York {. 81. Ne
mar. North Dorchester, Mass; Jos
eph Erxlebou and Joseph Forscnaw
LDtIn- ~ ~. NFtlAsA- Il''is fINF
II Lilley. North Dorchester, Andrew
SoyaleNis. Bangor. Mime
100 meter ruunsrs-F. y. EclctC,
Chicago, J. l. Courtney. Seattle; Il.
e. Craig. Detroit; H. 2. Drew, Spring.
fed Mass p. GerlaTdt, san Fran.
cisco: Q Rice. Powder Point
Mass H. b. Thomas. Princeton. e.
=. Wilson COe college.
. Cleveland: R u Gratis Detroit, F
i Courtney. san. francisco; II. T.
Drew. Springfield Mass. r. L. Ncr
cor. Philadelphia; c. D. ReidEata
syracuse university. G. = Wilson
Coe college, y, r.. Young Rost3u.
100 meter ripners-C G. Cook
Cleye,aud. 4. h. Craig, Detroit J. y
Davenport. University OF Chicago. g
r. Edmund IN Seattle: H. II. HUI
University OF Michigan; Z. +. Lind
burg. University ~ Chicago: J. Z
Meredith, MsrCerSburg Pa. : y
Rcidpsth. Syracuse university. VI
W Shepard irish American AtHlctI'
club; n. y. Young, BCstru.
500 meter ruprers-p s. Ca'uynli
Massachusetts Agricultural college
T. \. Dveuuarg. ruiv,rsitv or Chi
cago;' c. S Edmuudson ScaJtle !
p Jones' Cornell. j. T. Meredith
NerCcrshur-. H. ~. Putnam Co.
nell. n. ~. Shepard IRISH AmcTjcaT
athletic c1uD
f,5Gn meter ruuOCrs-I. r. AnGer
son. Nebraska o r. TodIuud. RIOS
ton. J. =. fnnrs. Cornell, AR Xiv
lat, irish American Athletic club
Walter Mcclure. san Francisco. f. G.
paff.~.T. Trf."r..-n. "a Ifrrfulr..
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11

There arc today il some OF the mt
versities Of America and Europe Chi
uese students Who IN laboratory work,
In physics and other natural sciences
are distinguishing themselves even in
com psrison with western students.
TIE Chinese have . pow or Of appU.
cation and patience AID a capacity
for detail that e destined 70 bring
success in scientific inquiry when
once tEev ssT the background adopt
the method sn1 make tie start TIE
Irresistible progress destined 10 Do
U ade By We tern science IN the Chi.
uese empire viii surely undermine
Chinese Faith n the Book Of
Chsnges. " which Is At tho base Of Chi
ussa PHILOSOPHY. Whatever K perma.
uently true viii remain in Iuperish-
sbic blcckf, bUs tie s;-yCiurc % q
Eholc vill fall IL ruins Uith Chinese
ideals pftiiessly and irrcvoCabIy shat
tered ~ THIS critical period OF the
disintssrsticn Of outEo-u forces, What
ueT mpEz. znd s.irttual ideas are to
repta X c-der that the new
stats r-------..--sssss-..reoplc may not De
worse thar the hrst?--Dr. c. K. Ed.
nunds in 5nt-PopUisr Science Month
Il. 81 5sIIE55D F-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11

TOT building oud leaving o Ere 10 TIE
national forest reserve ip WlatcUUl
county
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11

white Vote, floating stuff, light and
airs such rs ones imagination asso-
ciates With dainty Lingerie Dresses
and blouses: 27.inches wide, 40c
quality, specie! at SOC a yard.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11

BeantlIlI Whits FIaNona IN raised.
checks, stripes figures and crossbar
effects. and plain woaves, 31-inches
wide; the qGality that sells Tor S5c a
yard. special At 2jc.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11
BIC nAIL STRIKE THREATENED

philadelphia, jun 10.--A com
Iai.tes representing tho conductors.
sHglnemen ara uainmen or the
Pennsylvania railroad east Of Pitts
burg in the dispute with the com
parry over working conditions today
sent cut a call for referendum on
tie question OF giving the COMMITTEES
power 10 call strike About $4,000
men are involved,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11
GRAFT WITNESS FOUND
AND LOST AGAifS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-J. /
Gallagher, known a. zig Jim, the
states most important vitQesa ~
the graft cases. whc disappeared tw.
years ago, and caused District -
toFney {. Nj. Ficksrt 90 drop the
cases, 1t is claimed was in Oakland
SATURDAY aud SUNDAY. lie has uow
disappeared again II Is believed be
las been in Cduada.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11

nc aad lauadeF oasT-slae 6 o 70 Years Il 80 :
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11
MORE HhNFosp CHARGES.

WASHINGTON, June lc.-FurtheF
charges against Federal Judge Han
ford, Of Seattle, were received today
by Representative Norris from
Seattle lawyer ard viii be laid be
fore the house judiciary committee
tomorroW 4 resolution to impeach
the nudge for his decision in the
Olcsou case Is already before the
com raitfEe
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-06-11

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