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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

Grubbs--1s IT true that physicians are opposed
to newspaper publicity?
Stubhs-Assuredly. Every physician is OPP
posed strenuously to newspaper accounts OF
every member of the profession other than
himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

!. The army was found to be
in excellent health and spirits
and reported that since he had
collected q part of his back
pay and the Bandit Villas
ritlemen had stopped taking
pot shots at him, his enjoy
ment Of life was almost per-
feet. AS Il measure of pre-
caution. however, the army
LIST passage for Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
The PcnsimIat SAYS,

Most of those who give promissory notes for
one complete reformation mean to redeem their
notes at maturity, but whole lot of them
have been known to go to protest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
Old books. Etc.

have a large old library to dispose OF and
should be glad OF the names and addresses OF
several reliable buyers of this sort OF thing
MRS. l.. l..
We shall be pleased to send YOU such adj
dresses on receipt OF stamp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
Change Ia ncstfni

Why do you feed every tramp who comes
along? They never do any work for YOU"
No. said the wife, but it is quite a satisfac-
ton to me to eat IL meal without
finding fault with the cookng"-Woman's
Journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
a I.nsting Memorial.

That no shall be in doubt about the
Significance of the bufalo the new scent
piece. the coin also bears the familiar 'E pluri-
bus unum." which can be translated, rThe only
one left."--Youth's Companion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
To the President.

Thy God sustain thee in this turbid day;
The wrangling elements besct thy way,
The waters of tho world rife with hate.
o Pilot. some vast purpose OF wise fate
Hath set thee At the helm, and bids thee stay
Calm, brave, undaunted until reasons ray
The wrack allay. the tempest disspate.
Q Pilot. thee thy children fond revere
Secure in their firm trust, thou cansl ne or IA IL
TO weather ev'ry wind and warning gale
Until the barber Of sweet peace DO near, ,r
O guide the Ship OF State majestic, free;
The banners at the mast are Love and Liberty!
--Robert Loyeman in the New York World.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
Queries and Answers
COlored Orpl,nns.

Please give the address OF the orphanaCc for
colorcd children In Richmond SUBSCRIBER
700 North First Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

Despite reports, the German cruisers that
nave been making trouble for Great Britain
along the South American coast refuse to
be captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
Mnn management.

MY wife seldom criticlzcs me-" said Mr.
Meekton
Lovely disposition
mo; good discipline. She's afraid that if she
keeps noticing me I'll get notions of self
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
Gossip from down Home .

The Republicans elected Congressman fro,o
Maryland His name is Mudd' says tho
Newbern Sun. Well. let us all hope ho is NOT
of the kind that sticks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

AS the actors and audiences are not fond
OF Zeppelin bouquets. London theatres are
now giving their evening performances in
the afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

The Republicans welcome TO all the
comfort they can get out of the results Of the
recent elections. The Democrats for the next
two years will have the President, the Senate
and the House OF Representatives That of-
lords good running start for 1916
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

Reports seem TO indicate that if the Crown
Prince OF Germany is dead or disabled, he
has not as yet been officially informed of
that interesting fact
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

Doubtless it is Long Way 10 Tipperary, .
nut the allies are finding that it is almost as
long way to Berlin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

me taleish Times says that those counties
IN North Carolina which have raised their own
looo supplies are not worrying about anything.
ma the moral It's not SO hard to find but
what do we get for turning the trick?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

Having changed ownership. perhaps the
Richmond and IIenrico line will also change
those fiat wheels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
Mexican War Note.

The army was reviewed to-day by tho Pre-
visional President. The. army was found to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

Ihere Is one feature OF the situation in
what the war experts call tho western
theatre for which can all be thankful:
We don't have TO listen to their descriptions
of how the latest thanking movement is or NOT
proving successful
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

The United States and China are practically
the only two great countries in the world that
arc not engaged In this conflict" says the Lex
inRton Dispatch. That sort of talk will not
make MS popular with the A B C. countries ~
South America. They would like to be counted
in along with China, at any rate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

me Kaiser now has Il good many reasons
LOT revising Ills first impression. that the Rus
sian army was an "undisciplincd horde" The
Russians have done some running but it was
III the wrong direction to promote German
comfort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

me risht or women to vote gained another
couple of States Tuesday" says the Durb,m
sun. IT'S coming. boys. make up your minds
to tina; effect. no matter whether we think II
right or wrong" And the Suns rays do NOT
seem to be lost in gloom either
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

The South Boston News propounds a query:
we would like to ask esteemed Newport
News Press If its editor knew OF rcd
top girl having the blues"
And to make It more difficult for him. let
us add: Or turning green with envy?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

The gentleman who claims that tho State
or Missouri owes him million dollars will prob
AMY nave to make an open and shut case
or H., says tho Raleigh News and Observer Yes
Missouri Will Insist in the first place on being
SHOWN now IL came to all this money and
then on why II should be made to pay It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09

The editor of the Greensboro Record groa MS
under the burden OF Misrepresentation 'Why.
no asks. did not Editor Hurley. OF the Salisbury
POST stick to facts when speaking OF the edl-
tor OF this paper being out OF town at least
three times In recent weeks, on one occasion
remaining all night? AS matter OF fact. he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
The Medical Exception.

has engaged tourist passage for Eur
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
FRENCH IS DESIREOUS OF SECURING VERY
 IMPORTANT POSITION
Well Known Local Democrats Out for the Leading ClerCk- ship of Lower House in the Coming State Legislature.

After being urged by many of his friends to seek the reading clerkship of the lower house in the coming leg islature O. s. French has announced that his intention is or going after the office.
 French is one of the best known residents of the district His resi- dence here dates back for many years During that residence he has been actively affiliated with the Democrat ic party, in and out of successful years. At the present time the can didate is secretary of the city cen- tral committee of Bisbee.
 His qualifications for the position to which be aspires are well known. He was the reading clerk Of the low CT house in the Montana state legis- lature in 1898 and saw the stormy sessions there in the famous Clark Daly fight for the United States sen ate.
 French has a rtmarkable voice has a good education and has been heard on frequent occasions in public from the speakers stand He has the sup port of a large number of prominent Democrats locally and his friends am ticipate that he will have little trou- ble in landing the position.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30

hrst goal Score at end of first haf: stars 4; Lowell
 The second half saw even more desperate playing The stars played a great defensive game and kept the ball in touch most Of the time Final. ly Che Star full back kicked the ball straight against che wind and John son Ceeter forward of the Lowell team. catching the ball almost before 1t touched the ground, scored one Of the most beautiful goals ever wit messed In the district
 A few minutes later rom corner kick, they scored their last goal. The Star goal keeper made the mstako of leaving the sticks anu the goal was nicely placed by one of Che Loweirs forwards
 Rain interlered somewhat toward the finish and the game ended to in favor of the Stars.
 The Stars meet the K. of C. team next Sunday
 The league is to hold its annual dance on New Years Eve at Fair Hall
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30

once seen will live long in the mInd of the viewer
 The other pictures included in tho program for today comprise an OK ccptionally high class selection from the licensed studios Martin Chuz- zlewit" a finely produced picture talk en from the famous book of tre same name from the mighty pen Of Shake peare
 "Selig News Pictorial No 72" is of special interest this week on q coun; Of the many scenes lf interest iroW the seat of war Slippery Sun and the Impersonator" a delight 4 c'G.- edy presented by the Essanay Com. pany closes the bul and vH create roarso laughter by the didicuiogsly funny situations developed
 'rosc who s.. the first "Wt-. ur ,h- '.ts,. 20 seal series, ,t- Trey O. Hearts" at the Royal last Sunday will be pleased to learn that the second of this famous produc- ton will be shown Thursday at both the afternoon and evening performs ances
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
MINE OFFICIALS USE AUTO TO COME
 OUT OF NACOzARI
Auto With Railroad Wheels Used to Get Out of the Flood Bound Country; Rail Connection Will Be Re-EStabIiShed Soon.

c. J Schultz. general superinten- dent of the Moctezuma Copper Com pany accompanied by w. w. Bisbee and Charles Hohstadt were in Doug las yesterday from Nacozari. They came up in an automobile fitted out to run on the railroad track. When they reached a point where the track was destroyed, they put the tires back on the car and thus got around the gaps
 Schultz reports that the roads are washed but at a number of places south of Cabullonam aklne it mpos sible for automobiles to make the trip Three gangs are at work re- pairing the railroad track and it will probobly be ready for service again in a week
 Everything is quiet in Nacozari. ac- cording to Schultz. There is no shortage of food supplies there or at El Tigre. Small bands Of Maytorena soldiers were met along the railway but respected the passports of the party Where the main body was. Mir. Schultz did not learn.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
STARS TAKE FURIOUS GAME FROM LOWELL
 BY SMALL MARGIN
Tombstone Canyon Football Play CTS Win From United of Lowell in Fastest Play of Season By Score of Four to Three.
Standing of Clubs

lu one of the fastest games played this season. Lowell went down before Che furious playing of the newly or eanized Tombstone Canyon Stars.
 John Gilbert, captain of the Stars. won the toss and chose to pay with the wind The game was fast from the start and with Che strong wind helping the Stars kept the bah in the Lowell territory most of the time during the first half.
 After few minutes of play the stars broke away and iu spite of the most desperate defense of Lowell. soon scored There seemed to be no stopping the Stars and they con tnually shone during the first half scoring three more goals and marrow ly missing two others Near the end of the first half Lowell broke away with the ball and after some fine work by their forwards, scored their
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
THE TREY 0 HEARTS"
 APPEARS AT LOWELL
Universal Masterpiece of Conti- nued Reel Stories Will Ap-
 pear Tonight.

"The Trey O. Hearts" the stellar continued story in motion pictures. will start tonight at the Lowell thea Ire This continued reel story is the cream of the series Of such offerings made by the various film companies in the past two years
 Louis Joseph Vancet he author Of the story Is one Of the best known contemporaneous fiction writers. Vance is the author of such stories as the Brass Bowl" "The Fortune Hunter" "The Black Bag" etc He is acknowledged to be one of the best in his line and his stories are always gripping interesting and well told.
 The "Trey O. Hearts" will run reg. ularly at the Lowell The first run of it in the Lowell can be seen to- night Manager Frazier states that the offering is one Of the best in the film business
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
IMPROVED BUSINESS
 CONDITIONS SURE
 IN TIE NEAR FUTURE
Well Known Local BroCker, Re- turning From Denver Offices, Says Business in General Is Sure to Improve Shortly.

Declaring that business conditions in the United States are certain to Improve shortly. Max Levy. junior member Of the brokerage firm Of Levy Brothers has returned to the district Levy Jeff Bisbee shortly af ter the war was declared. He has been in Denver and other cities since chat time Levy breathes optimism and confidence
 "The war Is far more certain of an early termination" declared Levy yesterday "than lt was of starting This is rather a ute expression of the matter but it is nevertheless true And when the conclusion Of the conflict on the continent is reached We may be certain that the industrial expansion of the United States win be enormous"
 According Go Levy trade is feeling it's way along cautiously at the press ent time There is better feeling generally than there has been for many months Even with Che war at its heiehth American business men are realizing some of the opportuni- ties offered
 Levy adds lhat business In this sec ton should improve with the coming of the New Year The broker eN- poets to spend some daysh ere and then return 10 his headquarters in Denver
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
OF PAULINE
 ATTRACTION AT ROYAL

The most pleasing and at the same time intensely interesting numbers thus far shown in the great serial stony. "The Perils of Pauline" which fig being run at the Royal theatre is the 18th episode the special atrac. ion at the Royal teatre today
 The trying ordeals and narrowing experiences encountered by this vi- yacious little heroine which has en- doared herself in the hearts of the Bishee audiences is enough 10 dauut tho courage of most men yet she comes out unscathed and apparently as fresh as ever
 The different parts assigned t0 the leading performers are handled ur- usualy well and it is a picture that
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
COX TROUP ONE OF
 BEST EVER SEEN HERE
Quartette Singing of His Conpa-
 ny Was Very Well Received

J. sam was right, He has a real show
 But J. sam eeueraIzed while the reporter win partcuIarze for the one stellar offering of J. sam Cox's Troup was the oheriue= made by the quar- tette.
 The musical offerings of this rouo are anon the best ever heard in this district The quartette was extra good iu every particular The mem bers voices blended in good fashion and the pieces rendered were both heavy and light
 The company on the whole is good The comedy Is clean and the music enjoyable from start to finish The Cox Troup win remain in the dis uict at the Orpheum until next Tues day
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
RESTAURANT MAN HAILED INTO COURT
 ON CHARGE HE HAS BEEN VIOLATING
 THE EIGHTY PER CENT BILL FIRST CASE
William Truax ST. Proprietor the EdeWess Cafe Brewery GuCh Is Made Detendent Criminal Action for Violation of Recently Passed Statute; F. Perry, Secretary of Miners Union, Is the Complaining Witness
. .

Truax proprietor . employing than place . business F. J. Perry of the local branch the yesterday with violation the . ed the He The . hearing O Der . This the first application the Arizona . chef Edeweiss brought federal restrain dischagng . him. This g O January The every employed win the which through eventually
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
.PUSHMOBILE RACES
 POSTPONED A WHILE
On Account of Bad Weather Con- ditiOnS Coaster Races Will
 Be Held Later.

On account of the uncertain wealth CT conditions which increases the dan ger of the event Che Pushmobie or Coaster race listed for New Years day has been postponed,
 Al meeting of those boosting the event it was decided as the wisest plan to await more favorable condi- tious
 The race win possibly be held about the middle of January if the weather permits
 No doubt some of the youngsters will be disappointed, but after con sidering every possibility it Is the test thing to do The skdding dan ger Of tho present roads is great and !; 's better to be safe than sorry.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
Very truly yours
 HARRY C. WHEELER Sheriff of Cochise County Arl1oha
IN FROM RANCH.

w. F. Neel and Mrs NeeA tle former head of the 4-ranch in the Sulphur Springs and one of the most prominent cattle raisers in the state of Arizona, are spending several days in Bisbee. They arrived in the Dis trict yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
YOUNG WITNESS GIVES TRUTH FUL DEFINITION
 OF SWEARING A LIE
Katharine Wilson, Twelve, Tells Attorney What Happens to the People Who Do Not Tell lhe Courts the Truth.


 Katherine" asked Attorney
 s. K. Williams. DO you know
 what will become of little girls
 who swear to tell the truth. and
 nothing but the truth, and who
 do not tell the judge just tnatg"
 "Yes. Sir. do answered
 Katherine. Katherine is twelve
 years of age and was on the wit
 ness stand for the first time in
 her life She was sworn first by
 Judge High before the attorney
 asked her the question
 Well. go ahead and tell what
 happens to little girls who do
 not tell the truth, said the attor-
 ney
 "Weu if they live they go to
 jail. anu if the die they go to
 He'll" answered Katherine.
 For Katherine's evidence in tn, case of Marie Bold against Franl Wilson. was of material weight Katherine had been one of the prin cipals in a neighborhood fight or School Hill Christmas afternoon anC which resulted in the arrest of hel father Frank Wilson. on the charg, )f using abusive and profane epithetl To Marie Bold After the conclusion of the testimony Judge High fount the defendant not guilty and re marked that in his opinion. th, wrong party had sworn to the com nlaint
 From the evidence adduced it would seem that the Wilson children had thrown rocks and some of them wen Into the adjoining yard The neigh Jors who are Marie Bold and he mother objected Rocks were tosse, back and forth and finally one hi he witness. quoted above
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
WHEELER INSTRUCTS
 HIS DEPUTIES AS
 TO DRY AMENDMENT
In Letter to Each Deputy Sheriff Makes Himself Plain in His Desire to Enforce Recently En- acted Dry Amendment.

That Sherin Harry Wheeler will make strenuous efforts Go carry out the provisions of the recently enact ed constitutional amendment elimi- mating the sale. manufacture and in- troduction of ardent spirits into the state of Arizona is shown by the fol- lowing letter to each of his deputies in the county.
 Some time ago Sherin Wheeler de- clared that the courts would govern his action. Since that question has been. decided. however, the sheriff has made himself plain in the matter and it will go hard with anyone caught and convicted of violating any of the provisions of the law.
 The letter follows:
 December 29th. 1914 Dear sir:--
 As l have received several inQui- ries relative to the Prohibition Law. deem it necessary Co instruct my deputies as follows This law will be in force and you are instructed to arrest any and al persons violating any of it's provisions. on and after the first day of January, 1915.
 This law does not apply to the man ufacture or sale of denaured alcohol Each and every person or persons who manufacture in, or introduce in- to this state, or sell, exchange, bar ter. give or dispose, or who attempt Go manufacture or introduce into this state. under any pretense. any ardent spirits. ale. beer, wine. or intoEicat- ing iouor of any kind, after midnight of December 3lst, 1914 win be a vio- lator. of this law. and you are hereby instructed. if the offenso is committ- ed in your presence. to arrest such violator or wolators. take them be- fore the nearest Justice cl the Peace and immediately swear Co com plaint. and make your return on the warrant. after which the said viola tor will be dealt with according to law
 also expect all good citizens to assist me in enforcing this law, by swearing to a complaint before a jus tice of the peace. who will issue war rant (which ! or my deputies will be very glad to serve) for any person or persons violating any of the pro visions of this law.
 I will f5fward you copy of "ri.- ten opinion Of J F. Ross, county at- torney-elect for your guidance in en- forcing this law, as soon as ] can oD- tain tre same from him.
 But until ] can obtain this opinion you are to notify any and an persons that the sale Of any liquid containing alcohol in any percent, will be com sidered a violation of this law and that they win be dealt with accord ingly.
 Very truly yours
 HARRY C. WHEELER
 H..H.. H.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
NOTICE

Don Luis Commercial Club will give a New Years Eve entertainment at the School House Hot coffee and cake will be served l26
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-30
RAcK FRoM TUcsoN.

Tom s O'Connell, one of Che mem bers of the state engineers force. and for many months located in thia district with headquarters over the divide. returned to Bisbee yesterday from Tucson where he spent Christ mas with his parents and sisters. O'Connen will procede to locate the balance of the road from the present end of the link to Tombstone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-26

Que Sc exija un aumento q la Porto
Rlcan-American Tabacco Company, CO.
mo sigue: 25 100 en- vitolas Y tamaflo
para la elaboration de 10 cual Sc les pa
ga los hombres de So a $40 ell millar /;
10 por 100 sobre aquellos por la elabo-
raclon de los cuales Sc les paga a los
hombres de 81 $15 el millar; Y 10
por 100 sobre aquellos por los cuales Sc
les paga de $16 arriba ell millar; con
aumentos proporcionados en- las distin-
tas sucursales de Ia compania seg1n ell
sitio demas condolences. En- case de
que estas peticiones no sean concedidas,
Sc declarara una huelga general.
Ell Negociado del Trabajo hace todo
10 possible por arreglar las diferencias
entire la compania y los empleados, ha-
biendo el Jefe Bills concurrido al mi
tin y visitado 4 Bayam6n para confe-
renciar con los partidos.