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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05


 thirty gun toters come up for sentence before Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions court next Monday squad of detectives will be in the courtroom to pick out such of the men as may be second offenders against the Sulli- van law, which prohibits the keeping of dangerous weapons in ones posses sion. All thirty of the gun carriers have been convicted and on such Of them as are recognized as second of lenders the maximum sentence of sev- en years will be imposed If the pc lice and the courts continue to pursue this policy it will go long way to- ward solving the problem of suppress ing the "gangsters."
 The Castles. famous as teachers and opponents of the tango and the other modern dances, are to make New Rochelle famous as the home of the finest dancing academy in America. A corporation capitalized at s300000 has been founded to carry out the project The academy building is to be ten stories high, with 25 exits on the first floor, of exclusive design and finished in terra cotta brick. The dancing floor, which will be nearly 10000 square feet in extent. will be large enough for 1000 couples to dance comfortably. Private ball rooms and instruction rooms will occupy the up per floors of the academy building.
 The American Society of Graduates of German Universities is arranging to hold it's first convention in this city early next month. The object Of the convention is the fraternalism of those who have been scholars of Ger man universities Besides number of German professors there will be delegates present from Yale, Harvard. Cornell. Johns Hopkins, Columoia Franklin and Marshall. the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Illinois. The convention will conclude with a banquet at which the noted guests will include Vice President Marshall and the German and Aus trian ambassadors at Washington.
 Cardinal Farley will sail for Rome next month, accompanied by his sec rotary and a party of clergymen ol his diocese. It is announced that the k Cardinals trip has no special signif- icance, but is merely in keeping witl. the custom of the Holy See in sum moning the prelates of the church throughout the world to report on the work of their respective djoceses h Is understood that Cardinal Farley's report of the work of the church un der his immediate jurisdiction will be supplemented by an important contri button to Peters Pence. The archdio cese of New York is regarded as on' of the most flourishihg in the United States, and the authorities at Rome lcok for specially fine showing iron the Cardinal,
 The Authors League of America
 of which Winston Churchill is presi
 dent and Theodore Roosevelt, vice
 president, has novel into its ney [ homc at Irving Place and Seventeenth ! Street. The house was for some year "the home of Washington Irving an' { there the famous author wrote hi [ Life, of Oliver Goldsmith" and pro 2 pared the material for his Life 0 !, Washington" The home has two st' . ries and basement The ground floo room. looking down Seyenteent street, which Irving used as stud } serves the Authors League as a libr ] " and reception room. In Irving
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

NEW YORK. April 4.-Arrange- ments are being made for an elaborate celebration to be held here this month in honor of the threo hundred and hftieth anniversary of Snake speare's birth The celebration will be under the auspices of the Shake peare Club of New York City, in co operation with the American Play goers, the Board of Education and the Brooklyn Institute of Art and Sci ence. The plans call for big out door observance in Central Park, , dramatic pageant, and literary eXer cises of various sorts.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

The headquarters of the National Democratic Congressional Committee may be transferred from Washington to Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

The American Bible Society has
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

The Minnesota supreme court has upheld the non-partisan primary law of that State.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

Congressman Joseph K. Knowlands has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator from California.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

< x x x X x x * x *
 Woman suffrage has given Chicago the largest electorate in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

Senator Cummins of Iowa, Governor Tener of Pennsylvania and District Attorney Whitman of New York City are announced az among the promin' ent speakers to be heard at the Re publican 'gettogether" banquet to be held in Chicago on April Q, under the auspices of the Hamilton club.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05
Stray bf Timely Topics
 From New York's NeWs Mart

day its chief attraction was the un- broken view to the East River.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-05

Willard c. Fischer. formerly a pro lessor at Wesleyan University is mentioned for the Democratic nomi' nation for governor of Connecticut.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
ODD FELLOWS HONOR
ORDERS BIRTHDAY
BANQUET, FOLLOWED BY Musl.
CAL PROGRAM, FURNISHES
a JOLLY GOOD TIME

Last night at its ham the Las Vegas
lodge of the order of odd Fellows
celebrated in honor of the Nniety-fifth
anniversary of the order The first
part Of the evening was spent at a
banquet, which was excellent, and lat
er other entertainment was in order.
Krand Master Thomas M. Elwoods
addressed the meeting and gave a sly.
nopsis Of the history Of the order This
proved interesting and brought forth
many interesting facts concerning the
Odd Fellows. Several other talks
were given, followed by a musical pro.
sgran9 The affair was attended BY
Oddo Fellows and their families.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
WHALEN TO ENLARGE
HIS AUTO aOS1ELRY
He ALSO Will PURCHASE 4
CONTROLLING INTEREST in
1.-THE CONCERN

William Whalen this morning an
notneed that arrangements are now
pending whereby be win assume com.
plete control Of the Las Vegas Auto
and Machine company. Mr. Whalen is
making arrangements to purchase the
share Of the property now owned BY
David Sulier.
z " also Wasa announced that within
q short time work will be started on a
large addition that is to be built to
the present structure near Fountain
SQUARE This addition will be mod
ern IN every way and is to be built to
accommodate the heavy business that
Win continue, beginning this summer
for two years because Of increased
auto traffic to California
The new addition will be steam-heat-
ed and win be afire-pr oof structure.
q special apparatus win be installed
for the washing Of automobiles and
numerous other features will be add.
ed that will make the garage the most
complete IN the city.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

That the city Of Trinidad practic-
ally is in the control of the strikers
and that many merchants are pre-
pared to close their stores at a min
ute's notice, expecting street riots,
was the statement this morning of
John Rogers of that uity. Mr. Rogers,
who formerly resided in Las Vegas
arrived here last night with his. wife
and daughter for a short visit. with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Ro-
gers, sr. Mr.. Rogers says the situa-
ton is chaotic and that federal inter
vention cannot come ZOO soon.3 Mr..
Rogers is the owner of one of the small
er mines in the Trinidad district.
Early in the struggle he recognized
the union, and his mine, consequent
", has been working regularly IT
has been furnishing coal to the strik-
ers' colonies, the union providing
funds to purchase fuel.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Las Vegas is more generally liked
than this one, and as II has been
some time since the wonderful dogs
and ponies have been seen here, ey-
cry youngster in town will be on the
impatient List until show day comes
around.
Since seen here last, according to
Mr.. Jolly, the Gentrys have materially
increased the magnitude and impor-
tance Of the show, and while it will
always be referred to as sGentry's
Cog and Pony Show" there will be
seen this year, in addition to the
trained animal portion of the pro-
gram, many new and novel features,
presented by galaxy Of the highest
class and highest paid circus per
formers procurable in this country and
Europe. a
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
MINSTREL SHOW At THE
BROWNE THIS EVENING.
NASHVILLE STUDENTS WILL
FURNISH ENTERTAINMENT,
ONE NIGHT ONLY

As q special attraction. the Browne
theater has secured Thomas Guilt
gan's Nashville Students" for two
performances on tonight only. The
students" put on a big colored min
strel show. Twelve people make up
the company, whiahS was here some
time ago and playeN nt the Duncan
opera house to a pleased audience.
The first show win he given at 7:15
o'clock and the second at $50 O'Clock
There will be no motion pictures, but
an entire hour Of fun aud music
such as minstrels only can furnish.
An admission fee of Is cents and rs
cents viii be charged.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
CURTAIN WILL rise
Ar S:l5 O'CLOCK
"FRoM CRADLE TO GRAVE IN JAP
AN" AT OPERA HOUSE WE'D
NEsDAY NIGHT

The curtain will rise precisely at
Ss15a O'Clock tomorrow night at the
Duncan opera house and from that
hUn suntil it's fall the audience will
be enyeloped in a Japanese environ
met, save only that, during the play
ing Of 'Drifted Apart" they will
breathe an English atmosphere.
The full program follows:
Duet from the overture to the
"Mikado," Mrs. Charles Kohn and
Miss Gladys McVay.
"a Wand'ring Minstrel, l." "Mika-
DO" Mr. Simon Bacharach.
"one Fine Day. Madame Butter
fly Mrs. Reiman.
'Drifted Apart "A one-act English
society drama.
Characters:
Lady Gdwendoline Bloomfield, Mrs.
J H. Landau.
Sir Godfrey Bloomfield, Mr.. Frank
] andau.
Prom the Cradle to 2he Grave in
Japan" DR.. J. H Landau. (llustrat-
ted by 120 superb views.)
Three Little Maids From School"
Nikado," Misses Leona Greenclay,
bella Van Petten and Grace Lord.
Reservations at Murphey's.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
EVANS TO PLAY IN ENGLAND

Bosto, Masap April 2S. Chick Ev
ans, former holder of the western am
ateur golf championship. sailed for
England on the Carmanta today to
play in the British amateur champion
ship tournament at Sandwich next
month. AS Francis ouimet and Jer-
ONE D. Trayers are already III Eng
land the arrival Of Evans win com
plete the ranks Of the trio, the mem
bsrs Of which are generally recognized
as the three leading amateur golf
players Of the United States.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

About 1880 o'clock this morning a
delivery wagon Of the Las Vegas
Steam Laundry was slightly damaged
when a new horse hitched to the We
hicle decided to refrain from moy.
ing, resolving, instead, to make him
self a staunch kicker. Joe Ament,
manager for the laundry, decided that
a balky horse is worse than no horse
and is now searching for quadru-
ped that will assist in delivering the
laundry without kicking. Why should
anybody kick on the Las Vegas laun-
dry?
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Tickets for the next Santa re con-
cert will be ready Thursday morning
for the Santa Fe folk and also all
day Friday, on Saturday to the gen
eral public, The attraction will be
the College of Law olee club Of Los
Angeles and not the University of
California, as was announced last
week Mr.. Busser of the reading
rooms has much good to say regard
ing the glee club
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Every man, woman, and child ambi-
tious to know something of the world
in which we live, every lover of the
beautiful, the fascinating and every
one anxious to travel, without the in
conVeniences, expense and fatigue,
should witness the enthralling travel
ogue, From the Cradle to the Grave
in Japan at the Duncan opera house
Wednesday, April 30 1t certainly
will be worth ten times the admission
price. ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
PoMpER Housa A1TAckEnI

El Paso, Texas, April STroop
A, Fifteenth United States cavalry,
was called late last night from vs.
leta, IL miles east Of I'll Paso, to a
powder storehouse nearby, on an
alarm from the civilian guards in
charge. The guards said several
shots had been fired at them from
the darkness. The cavalry guarded
the place all night ana this morning
found many tracks In the vicinity.
The powder house is about mile
from the Mexican line.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
GENTRY BROTHERS.
SHOW IS COMING
FAMOUS DOG AND PONY ExHIB-
ITioN TO BE SEEN HERE on
MAY SEVENTH

Vim MN Jolly, contracting agent foa.
the Gentry Brothers. Famous Show. Is
- the city compI arrangements
for the appearance OF rhis great train
ed animal exhibition, which will ex-
hibit here on Thursday May 7. This
afternoon Mr. Jolly announced that
the show grounds would be located on.
thee orner Of Sixth street and Baca
avenue, where two performances
will be given.
NO show, big or LITTLE that visits
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Promoters Cordova and Montoya
i1zsse not set concluded arrangements
for the boxing contest that is to be
staged here either next week or the
week following, but say that final an
nouncement will be made this week.
The bout is to be between Young
Duran of this city and Harry Riede Of
Denver.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
HARvEy,s is OPEN

Gath season of this famous noun
tain resort. Carriage out every Sat
urday morning, returning following
Friday; charge, including passage
both ways $40. Special rates for long
er time, Address East Las Vegas,
Box B. Leave orders at Murphey's
or Plaza hotelg-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

The carnival enjoyed a good bust
ness last night, despite the cold wealth
en- The merry-goround and the Fer
ris wheel proved the biggest attrac-
tons and were running full blast all
evening. The evenings probably will
be warmer during the the next few
days, thus assuring larger crowds at
the carnival each evening,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
Old Taylor whiskey ana Sherwood
Rye at the Opera Bar.-Adv.

Notice was received at the local
postoffice today to the effect that the
post office at Los Alamos, N.Mex >.
would be discontinued May 81, 1914.
After that date mail addressed to Los
Alamos viii be delivered through this
office.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Boots and shoes madsS order,
cripples fitted perfectly. Repairing
have, re-opened my shop at 521
sixth street and invite all my old
customers as well as new to call. Joe
Martin.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Captain, Luis ATmiio of Company II
announced yesterday that the orgshi-
zation would drill in the future on
Tuesday evenings instead Of Monday.
The company win hold its first drill.
under this plan tonight,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
rAx NOTICE

On the first DAY Of May, the second
half Of the 1913 taxes win Become
due. All taxes not paid before June
wfll be subject to penalty.
HUGENTO ROMERO,
County Treasurer.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Santa re, April 2s IN an opinion
handed down by Assistant Attorney
General Harry s. Clancy today 1t IS
held that It is Illegal to employ a
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, aged
in wood. Direct from the distilIery to
you. At the Lobby, of course. ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28
LOCAL NEWS
Dance tonight at F. B. HaII.-Adv.

Light automobile lamps at 7:12
o'clock this evening.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

Subscribe Tor no 0Duo.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-28

minor IN q poolroom, even If the par
ents Of the minor should consent 70
his being 50 employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
GOLF CLUBS DILAT0RY
Fourteen, Slow in Sending Han
dicaps, May Be Left Out,

fourteen clubs affiliated with the Met
ro,ol,tan Golf Association are likely 10
10 disreearded in the 1914 handicap list
,,,,laes they make immediate response 10
the letters of the handicappinG commit
TOO headed by James A. Tying. of Bal
tusrol.
Altogether ffty-four clubs In the as
t,ict have sent in the required informa-
tion and the committee has advanced It's
work up "a that point 1t is the desire 10
mako uublic the 1914 ratings soon after
March /; consequently. if these backward
organizations are not prompt they VIII
he confronted with the situation or nav
ing their members left off.
The clubs from which no return has
been received are as follows Apawamls'
Glen Ridge. Hollywood, Haworth. Maho-
pac. Midland. National Links Ocean {.
g Piping Rock. Powelton Princeton,
s,egkin. Suburban and Westileld.
Darwin =. Kingsley, president OF the
Netropolitan Golf Association, and Find
Law : Douglas, former national cham
MON. are members of Apawams Gilman
T.. Tiffany. on six occasions Hudson
River champion, is Powelton man.
Percy Pyne. I'd. OF Morris County, and
treasurer Of the United States Coli AS
ISOLATION. Is also of Princeton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
DUFFY BARRED FOR A YEAR
Soccer Body Metes Out Punish
ments for Rough Tactics.

At the committee meeting of the United
States Of America Football Association,
which was attended by Andrew NJ Brown,
chairman: Thomas c. Cli6, oliver Hem
ngway. OF Philadelphia; John Lone
Thomas Bagnan, Or. G. r. Manning ana
Thomas W Cahill, action was taken VITA
regard 10 the rough tactics which marred
the cup match between Yonkers and the
New York Celtlcs al 1.cnox oval on Feb
ruary /.
James Duffy Of the Celtics, Tor his
share was suspended from participation
in organized football for the period OF
one year. and James Waters. of the same
cluO. was suspended for four weeks for
encouraging Duny TO remain on the field
after having been ordered Off by the ref
cree. 4 suspension of four weeks was
also ncted out TO A. Macdonald. Of tho
Yonkcrs Football club. for mixing in the
fray with Duffy.
G.. Caldlcott the referee did not escape,
and NE was censured FOR being lax in
handling The trylng situation. II appears
that he should have called the game The
r,o,,cnt there was any disobedieuce OF
his orders. The committee awarded the
como to Yonkers. which was leading by a
.corc Of TO 1 at the time the trouble
arose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
CITATIONS.

TIE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
York. By the Grace OF God Free and indie
pendent TO Charlotte Kirkham Mary J. June,
Clulio Borghl, julius Moeller Morgan. HarJes
G Co. John !. Hon. Charles Girard. Il Martin.
and TO al persons Interested in the Estate oe
Nina Burt, late Of the County or New York.
deceased, as creditors. logltecs. next OF kin or
otherwise. Send Greeting.
You and each OF YOU are hereby cited ana
required personally to be and appear before our
Surrogate OF the County Of New York, at the
Surrogates' Court OF said County. held az the
Hall ~ Records I'm the County OF New York
on the 9th day OF March. 1914, az half-past ten
o'clock In the forenoon or that day. then AMI
there 70 attend judicial settlement OF the
account OF proceedings OF WILLIAM II. FRAN
CHS % Executor OF the Last VIII and Tesla
ment OF said deceased. and such OF you as
hereby cited are under the age OF twenty
one Years are required 20 appear by your guar
dian II YOU have one. or II you have none to
appear and apply FOR one 70 be appointed. or
in the event OF your neglect failure TO do
So a guardian viii be appointed by the surro-
gate 10 represent and act for you in the pro-
ceeding.
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates Court OF
tho said County Of New York 70 bo heicuntp
a'tiXeI
Witness, Hon ROBERT LUDLOW Fow-
I.SR e Surrogate OF our said County. at tie
County OF New York. the 9th day OF
n. 81 January. In the year OF Lord
one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen. DANIEL. \. DOWDNlY.
~ No a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-17
A. TIT. ARRANCE
SALE OF ITS W. U.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Will In
derwrite the $4,000, 900
Holdings.

Nv the virtual completion OF negotla-
lions with Kuhn. Loeb & 60. 10 under
write it's holdings of Western Union
which are TO be offered 10 that company :
minority stockholders at n price yet to
be fixed. the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. has accomplished the most inn
portant step in the agreement reached
with the Department OF Justice last De-
cember for the enforcement Of the two
properties. Full details OF the Offering
are expected 10 be made public within
the next few days.
While official Information regarding the
subscription price is still lacking. IL was
reported yesterday that II would be
around s5l share. Owing TO its greatly
improved financial condition IL is expect
ed there will he an increase in Western
Union dividend soon from 3 per cent to
4 per cent. and that later the disDurse-
ment TO stockholders will 6e further adj
vanced TO per cent. Should these pre-
dictions materalize the syndicate Will
realize considerably more than the price
il expects to pay 10 the telephone COM
pany.
The bankers attached great importance
to the betterment i'm Western Unions po-
sition under the management Of the
American Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany. It's cash holdings, It was pointed
out, now approximate $5.o0o, G0 despite
| the fact that comprehensive programme
| of reconstruction and extraordinary i'm
provements has been practically fin
| ished
Last December when Attorney General
McReynolds announced that the tee-
phone company had voluntarily agreed 70
divest itself OF its Western Union hold
| ings President Wilson expressed gratihca-
ton that the company should thus vol
unteer to adjust its business to the condi-
| tons OF competition With such a spirit
manifest by the administration that the
company is sincere I'm its efforts at meet
ing the government views the financial
district took the view that no opposition
will be offered by either Mr.. McReynolds
! or the Chief Executive TO the present I'M
derwriting plan.
That il was the purpose OF the tele-
phone company to offer its Western Union
stock to other than its own shareholders
was forecast yesterday in the action of
the stock. which opened at 6il4, reached
a high mark of CO.'S, and finally closed at
6674, an advance OF 2i2 points over Satur-
days closing sale. The advantage 10 the
minority shareholder is apparent; he Will
get his stock at a price which. owing to
the probable advance in the dividend rate,
should be considerably enhanced in value
within a few months.
The American Telephone and Tele-
graphs 100000 holdings of Western
Union 100000 outstanding stock. which
owing to their concentration we're suf-
ficient for control. were acquired in 1909
through the purchase OF the Gould, Sage
and AIorosin holdings. The company
was under investigation by the Depart
ment of Justice for a number of years, 1t
being charged by the various independent
telephone interests that the trunk lines
of the combination were closed to them
and competition stifled