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Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08

Royal feeling sure that something worth while is in store for them.
 "The .Terrors of the Jungle the Selig Company's great story of the African jungle. has been booked at the Royal and will be shown Monday and Tuesday.
 Too frequently the general public does not understand the risk involved in taking pictures of this nature and think that most Of the scenes are "faked" when as a matter of fact the personal risks involved are so great that no accident insurance can be secured. It requires real nerve fiber to meet the kings of the forest in the open and all who visit the Royal either tomorrow or Tuesday may rest assured that enough have been provided to satisfy all with the | love for adventure.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
BAND CONCERT
 MUCH ENJOYED
Public Shows Appreciation of Excellent Concert Ren- dered by C. & A. Organiza-
 ton; Interference Checked

The C. & A. band rendered a se- lected pro gram on Brewery Ave and Main street last night 10 a large au- dience. This ban under the able leadership of W. IT, Martin is consil- cred one of the best in the state, and their music was well mp to the mark last night.
 The crowds which filled Main street during the program attested their pleasure and appreciation with ap- rlsuse at the end ef each number. Thousands of people were out
 Happily there was less than tte usual interference with the concert ay reason Of automobile traffic Thought less drivers and those in anotHer class who are needless Of the plcasue Of cthers, have in the past annoyed both the Copper queen and the C. & A. bands. as we'll as tleir audiences, by driving through the lines uring com certs. lf these drivers realized tho impression their performances mace upon the crowds they would quickly stop the practice The latter is en. tirely unnecessary, as there are ways around which are just as short and certainly more desirable when tho main streets are crowded. The off cers have lately assisted with prevent ing auto interference with the cen certs and it is to be hoped will sool have it entirely broken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08

ing lady refuses to do. When a com pany Is being made up to be sent west Peg is chosen to head it because
 of her ability as a horse woman.
 Meanwhile, stephen, growing weary of the continuous round of work in the western construction camp, rides in to town to a moving picture show and there he sees Peg in the arms of George Mackay, the leading man. Stephens Jealousy Is aroused but he is fascinated by the picture and the next day he rides thirty miles to the next town to see the film again. On the way back he comes upon, Peg and her company who are making an In- dian picture. He is so glad to see her that he rides right into the pie ture and is greeted with a howl of rage from the director. but he is so busy gazing into Pegs eyes that he doesn't even hear the director
 Mackay is hurt and the director asks Stephen t6 take his place because of his natural ability as horseman
 Stephen reluctantly consents for Peg S sake, but when he comes galloping down the road and swings Peg up into
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
NEW SERVICE WINS
 STRONG APPRECIATION

Patrons of the Orpheum who filled the house 10 capacity for three shows last night came away enthusiastic over the initial shows Of the Mutual service, which was put fin the house last night The Mutual Is said to be the Yry best service now offered in the market. lt comes at the highest cost It employs the highest talent Its western productions are particu larly strong--the strongest eyer put on the curtains.
 With the Mutual service, the Or pheum will have nightly picture changes. It is considered by tho management that they are now in bet ter position to serve the put>ic thar ever before, and that the packed houses of recent weeks will be more than ever justified.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
B,SBEE DEFEATED IN
 THE GAME WITH TUCSON
Big Score Against Home
 Folks Said Not to Indicate
 Poor Playing Last Night

Bisbee basket tall fans were not as hapDy after 10 o'clock last night as they might have been, f-r the word came along 10 them that their team had gone down to teieat in it's con test with the Tucson team at the gym nasium of he University of Arizona.
 The Bisbee fans had expected the opposite kind Of news. They were ail fixed to be real enthusiastic and happy over their hcme team just as soon as Ire news came over the 'rhone of the score by which they had won. Such score was considered almost a certainty lt was indeed only a matter of getting the figures in the minds of most people.
 Alas. ii fell out the other way What the telephone message sas' was 26 to s In favor of Tucson, The voice that told the sad news over th' telephone, also emitted a sign II added that 1t was a gorl game and that both teams played well, despil' the story to the opposite effect Una the naked figures might suggest
 The Bisbee players will be hom' thls evening. when they will nhra'' tte story in detail Following th' game last night they were enteftaine' at A dance and subsequently at a 'lan ouet. Tucson folks turned cut to giy them a nice time, as well as deiea' and between the two eff-rts it is eel tain that fair average in the matte of enjoyment will have been strac before the travellers reach home.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
' V RIG A< Theatre Pictures changed every
 day.

the saddle as the Indians rush out upon her. he forgets all her past "cru- city and rides out upon the long trail with Peg clasped tightly in his arms.
 Not only does the film tell delight full story but it gives many interest ing views showing incidents in the taking of moving pictures, both in and outside tile studio.
 "Franoine' Is special drama by the Vitagraph players. Hello. Trou' hlo'' is cleverly written farce that is truly laughtermaking The fresh ness and the unexpected turns that its primary situation takes, makes one expect almost anything to de- yelop before all the trouble in that telephone Is used up. This program at the Lowell is rich and resplendant with good things.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
PEG O' MOVIES AT
 THE LOWELL TONIGHT

Peg Is forced 10 earn a living for herself and her two small sisters, She applies to a moving picture concern and Is offered a position. Her lover, Stephen, is wildly indignant at the thought of her becoming picture ac. tress and threatens to go west if she accepts Peg does accept and poor stephen broken.heartedly carries out his threat.
 Peg soon jumps into prominence at the studio when she volunteers to play dangerous part that the lead
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
Win Resume Business

Ire many friends Of F. c. Riley vii be glad to learn that he has partall, repained his health and shall resume wcrk al painting. He has an excellent partner in Mir. Conolly cf Tonopan Nevada. He solicits a share of patton age at the cld stand
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
In The Police Court

Henry Mckenzie, miner. was ai. pigned before Judge High yesterday cn charge of defrauding boarding house keeper of a bill of SAP. He plead not guilty and in defaut of S50 bond was committed to jail The case will come up for trial Monday Two men were fined BIO each yesterday in the same court for fighting.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
THIS ATTRACTION IS
 AN EXCEPTIONAL ONE

When MT Norcross, manager Of the Royal theater says he has something booked which is above the ordinary the public has learned to know that he is telling the truth and attend the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08
Capture Escaped Prisoner

Officer Kempton yesterday captured one of the Mexicans who escaped from the city jail on Fri ay night There remain two MeMcans at large
Bisbee daily review., 1914-02-08

Scientists have determined that at the age of 90 the female brain begins to lose weight, but that of the male not until the age of 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
Soldier Is Charged With
a Highway Robbery
Another Enlisted Man Is Charged With Taking Cocaine
Into Camp; Many Transfers Are Announced; Cav
alrymen Get Discharges by Purchase; Tenth
Cavalry Added to Gen. Scott's Brigade.

2, 18th cavalry. has been transferred
to the quartermaster's corps and as
signed to the Columbus n. NJ sta
ton.
Private Henry Walthan' troop c,
Third cavalry, has been transferred ts, ed 10
the goth cavalry. stationed in FL Paso.
Private Carroll W. Duke, quarter
masters corps, who is now confined
IN Fort Bliss, has been ordered dis
charged from the army without non
or, by the commander OF the post. The
charge is desertiOn.
10Th infantry, has been transferred TO
the quartermaster's corps upon recon-
mendatiOn 81 the department quarter
master, and assigned Tor duty IN III
Paso
Private Frank II. Baldwin, troop c,
18th cavalry has been transferred to
company T. goth infantry, and in
instructed to come to FL Paso for
duty.
A guard composed Of Rose NJ Hill
and George Frisbie, troop II, I9th
cavalry. has been ordered to bring
tr1mpeter Philfp J. Roberge, Of troop
II. 18th cavalry, to Fort Bliss from
Fort Hancock for confinement IN the
guard house.
Private John NJ. Grace, troop F, 18th
cavalry, has been transferred TO the
hospital corps at Fort Bliss
Private Paul y. Randolph, troop NJ,
9Th cavalry. has been transferred to
troop D, of the 18th cavalry, stationed
in FL PasO.
Privates Bert Brim, Edward c;
Greer, Edward s. Smith and Edward
Weiland. Of the quartermaster' corps
at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., have been
ordered to Fort Bliss to report Tor
duty. ,.
Upon recommendation Of the depart
ment uuartermaster, private Alphy Il.
Roam, battery c, sixth field artillery
has been transferred to the quarter
masters corps.
Sergt Wallace Powers and corporal
Paul H. VAIL troop c, fifth cavalry,
have been transferred to the 15tn
cavalry as privates.
Discharged by Purchase
The following men have been dis
charged by purchase; Private Brad
lev Egan, troop F, 18th cavalry; mu-
stefan Leonard Bayly, company ~
goth infantry; corporal Amos T Wood
ruff. company H, 20th infantry; priv
ate Roy B. Rogers, company K, 2Oth
infantry; private Jesse Hotaling,
troop E, 18th cavalry; private Charlie
H Manning, troop F, 18th cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET


CBy Associated Press)
New York, Jan. s.-Cau money easier,
Time loans. weaker; so days, 404H; 90
days AZ six months, AZ 941z.
. Mercantile paper, 5G515.
Commercial bills, A-82h.
Bar silver, 57&.
Mexican dollars, 44A.
Copper. unsettled; standard spot and fu-
lures not quoted; Electrolyttc, 1915 Q15.20.
Elm, spot easy; $500 800.
Lead, easy; 4.05 q 4-15.
Spelter, quiet; SIS $40.
Iron, quiet, No. 1 Northern, 1900 015-50;
No. 2 Northern, 1A75 1925; No. I South
ern. 15.00@15.5O; No Southern, soft, 1900
st. Louis Lead and sDeIter.
St LOUIS, No. Jan. s.-Lead steady, 4O5;
spelter steady. SIS
London Metals Market.
London, Eng Jan. S.-The London met
ais markets closed as follows: Lead, E19i
spelter, E21, s11, d3.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican NOney-El PasO Quotation.
Mexican pesos (El PasO bnuying price,
Mexican currency Gel Paso buying price,
New York exchange in Mexico City.
FL Paso Shelter Quotations.
Corrected Daily.)
Bar silver, 57%.
Pig lead AS
Lead OordOn) 80, 50. DO.
Lead Oondon) f1s, 50. do.
Copper (wtre bars) 1A725-
Lead GondOn) Els, $40. do.
Weekly Averages.
douglas Shelter QuOtatiOns.)
Copper, 1A41.
Silver, $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08

New York, Jan. 8-The advance in
stocks during the morning was due largely
to the strong technical position Of the mar
ket, although the movement was assisted
by heavy absorption Of Reading and the
Improvement Of monetary conditions in for
eign financial centers.
When shorts attempted to cover they
found only small supply Of stock avail
able around yesterdays closing range, and
We're forced to bid higher. Reports of
possible segregation Of Readings assets at
tended the active bidding for that stock.
Call money renewed at 21z percent, and
there were further relaxations and quota
lions for time loans and mercantile dis
counts.
Pressure against a few vulnerable stocks
retarded the main movement. but the re-
cessiOns were moderate and the list main
tanned a good undertone- Bonds we're
firm.
weakness Of various specialties intimate
ly caused the railroad shares to tumble.
Union Pacific sold much under yester-
days close as one point.
Strength Of Reading had a sustaining ef-
feet on the market despite the large in
crease in copper supplies and additions to
idle freight cars. Copper shares declined
on the monthly report
The market closed heavy. Bears con-
centrated their efforts on a few shares
with q big speculative market, but the gen
eraI list showed some resistance after prices
had returned to about yesterdays close
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
Grain and Provisions
LIVESTOCK

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago, Ill, Jan. 8.-Cattle-Rects- 5oO0i
market steady to a shade higher Beeves
$685. 9.40; Texas steers, $3.50 q 500; west
ern steers S6-2007.S5; stockers and feed
ers S5-OO0745; cows and heiters, $3.50 @
$40; calves s7.50612.OO.
HOgs=Rects 2S, 600; market strong, SO
higher; bulk sS.O5 @S.20; light $3.50
S12h; mixed, S79O@8-25; heavy. Sissy
$50; rough. s7.S5 87.95; pigs. s5.75 67.9o.
Sheep-Rects- $4,000; market steady to
1Oc higher. Native. s49066.25; western.
$3.50 96.25; yearlings, $500 OILS; lambs,
native, S685 q $40; western, $3.50 0S.45.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City No, Jan 8.-Cattle-ReCts
1000; market strong Prime fed steers,
S8.5O69I5; dressed beef steers. SIPS $50 /:
western steers, s6.5O9850; southern steers
$1,000 500; cows $425 Obs; heifers. $3.50
n 500; stOckers and feeders S5-75 q z. so /:
bulls, S5-25 97-25: calves $3.50 01LOo.
HOgs-Rects. S0001 market sc higher:
bulk. s7.75 OSLO; heavy, s8OO6S15; pack
ers and butchers S7.906S.10; light, $500
SOS; pigs, 500 0T50.
Sheep-Rects. 5000; market steady to 1Oc
higher. Lambs, S7500s-3O; yearlings. Sc. p
OBS; wethers, $500 500; ewes, s4759
$50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
McADOO DENIES HE
HAS GIVEN OPINIONS

New York, Jan. S.-Secretary Of the
treasury McAdoo, who left New York
for Boston today after concluding a
hearing in the matter of regional re-
serve districts as provided under the
new currency law, issued the follow
ing statement
Neither secretary Houston nor
have eTDressed. directly or Indirectly
any opinion or formed any conclusions
on the banking questions, now the
subject of Investigation by the organ
lzaLlon Ill Nc ~ 1eoeIa 81
all the facts nave been submitted.
eve are impressed with The great re-
sponsibiity resting on US and with
the necessity for impartial considera-
ton of the views Of all sections of
the country before a decision is rem
dered To avoid the possibility of
misunderstanding, we desire to say
that all differences and statements to
the contrary may be accepted as un-
authorized 3"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
THREE FIRES, BUT
DAMAGE is SMALL

an on stove placed toe close to the
wall, started a fire at $40 MagOffin
avenue, at $40 o'clock Wednesday
night The wall was sCOrched and
pay OF stairway burned before the
fire was eNtinguished by the central
company.
Fire OF an unknown origin started
a blaze on the rear porch of the house
at III Anthony street at GAS o'clock
damaged considerably.
A flue burning out at 1918 East
Third street, called out the central
company at 9:O5 o'clock Thursday
morning There was no damage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
WILLARD ALONE TO
ANSWER CHARGES

Los Angeles, Cain, Jan 8.-Ihe triaI
of Jess Willard and nine boxing pro-
motors and spectators, accused OF hav-
ing violated the state law against
prize fighting, in connection with the
bout when Wizards opponent, John
Young, was killed was begun in su-
periOr court here today. The jury was
selected yesterday
In order to make the prize fight
accusation issue clear before the jury,
Jos. Ford, deputy attorney, dismissed
the charge against Thomas J. McCarey
a boxing promoter, and indicated that
the same action would be taken with
reference to the other defendants exc
cepting Willard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08

~OURT MARTIAL was held at Fort
Bliss Thursday morning to hear
~ two cases against enlisted men
Of the 18th cavalry. Private Harry
Morgan, of troop D, 18th cavalry, is
charged with introducing cocaine into
the cavalry camp. Edward NJ Cerny,
of troop G, 18th cavalry, is being tried
on the charge of robbery being ac-
cUsed of holding a man up near Her
manas, n. NJ. Col Robert D. Read, Of
the 18th cavalry, is in charge of the
court martial and Lieut. G. M. Rus
sell, of the 18th cavalry, is acting as
judge advocate.
secOnd Lieut.. Joseph A Rogers. OF
the goth infantry has been appointed
acting adjutant of the third battalion,
stationed on the border in FL PasO and
has been given permission to have
mount for his duties
Tenth Cavalry Added TO Brigade.
The Tenth cavalry has been assigned
to Gen. Hugh L. SCOTS cavalry brig
ade by order OF Gen. Tasker H. Bliss.
The Tenth is now at Fort Huachuca,
having relieved the Fifth cavalry at
that station.
Capt A. p. Watts. of the quarter
masters corps at Fort Bliss, has been
directed to pay the troops in the field
in FL PasO, Sierra Blanca, Fabens,
Clint. Ysleta, Anapra, n. NJ, Fort Han
cock Maria, Preside, Alamo, Hueco,
Lang rauCny CulDefSOnS rdncn5 ana
Hachita, N NJ. He will be accom-
panied by pay clerk h. E. Wilson, Of
the quartermaster corps.
Capt. William H. Clopton, jr., of the
18th cavalry has been given q days
leave of absence, beginning January
20.
The leave of absence Of second
Lieut.. Claude de B. Hunt of the 18th
cavalry, stationed at Columbus, n, NJ,
has been extended for 20 days.
Lieut.. Leland Wadsworth, jr., 18th
cavalry, has been granted leave Of
absence of Is days.
Transfers Announced.
Private William H Lander, troop
A, 18th cavalry, has been transferred
! to the hospital corps and assigned to
I the first squadron of the 18th, at the
Ell PasO station.
Private S. Harris, T. Lowe and Paul
Ritter, Of the qUartermaster's corps, at
I Fort Bliss, have been transferred to
I Fort Huachuca as first class quarter
master corps men, and will be as
I signed for duty with the pack train
I there
Private William NJ Sartain, Of troop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
LIGHT VOTE IS
CAST IN COUNTY
Majority for Bond Issue Is
Shown to Be More
Than 200.

~ ONDS carried in Wednesdays cleo
K ton by about 200 majority. With
II six precincts to be heard from
Thursday the vote stood: For bonds,
$50; against, ia.
The issue in the election was to de-
termine if Ell Paso county should issue
100000 of bonds for courthouse and
Jail construction. The six precincts to
be heard from are not expected to
make any change in the result.
Clint FOrgets About It
When all the returns are in it is not
believed that the total vote will run
much over 800 There was little in
terest taken in the election. as is shown
by the number Of votes polled. At
Clint Texas, the voters forgot that
there was an election until it was too
late to hold one.
Sierra Blanca Opposes Issue.
In every precinct heard from. with
the exception Of Sierra Blanca, the vot-
ers gave the majority in favor of the
issuance of the bonds. Twenty five
voters of Sierra Blanca voted against
the bonds, with one favOring the prop
OsitiOn. San ElizariO is UnOfficially re-
ported to have voted against the bonds
26 to 0. The vote, as heard from, is:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
CORN BREAKS ON
ADVERSE bDVIGES
Drops Nearly a Cent a
Bushel; Wheat Is Easy
Because Of Weakness.

Chicago, Ill, Dec. Sharp declines in
the price Of corn at BuenOs Ayres carried
today's market down grade. The opening
was Is to q to sc lower After slight
rally the market broke nearly cent a
busheIs all around
The close was heavy at rs to IA to IS
to 1 &c decline.
Wheat became easy on account Of weak
ness. Prices started a shade to p to =
off. hardened a bit and then sagged again
The close was nervous z TO Is to Sc
under last night
Although covering by shorts made oats
firm at the outset, the market later SYM
pathiZed with corn
First sales Of provisions varied from to
~ to 12kc higher. and there was a sub
seQuent further gain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
HITS P. G. THEDE
MADEIRA Company Manager Struck in
Foot by Bullet from Rebels
Rifle on a Train.

A rebel bullet wounded general man
ager P. c. Thede, Of the FL PasO Mil
ing company pearson plant), Monday
while he was en- route from FL PasO to
MADEIRA.
The shooting was accidental Mr.
Thede was a passenger on the train
which left Juarez Monday morning
He was en- route to MADEIRA on an in
spectiOn trip. A guard Of rebel soldiers
were on the train and occupied a part
OF the car in which general manager
Thede was riding. The train lurched
in going around a curve and a. rifle tel
to the floor and was discharged The
Mauser bullet passed through the SOL
dier's arm and then through Mr..
Thede's right foot.
The mill manager was brought to Fl
PasO on the next train and is now con-
fined to his home in MOrningside
Heights. No blood poisoning has de-
veloped and it is not thought that the
wound viii result seriously.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
STRIKE BREAKERS
REACH TRINIDAD

Trinidad Col. Jan S.-Three cars Of
strike breaker=12T men-and their fam
lies arrived here this morning from Clarks-
Vile No, and were taken later to Colo
RADIO Fleu and Torn mine BerWlnd
under a military guard Quiet prevailed to-
day at Starkville where yesterday soldiers
searched the strikers tent colony and cor
fscated rs rifles. The military commits
sion is today occupied with several ques-
lions growing out OF the strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
Ban Chautauqun Salute.

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 8-The Chau-
tauQua salute is the latest institution
under the ban as a distributor of colds,
influenza and tuberculosis. Resolutions
cOndemning the flutteeT of handker-
chiefs which marks gatherings, were
presented Wednesday to the public
the Prevention of tuberculosis by a
local aid organization.
LongweII's auto baggage trucks go
anywhere. Phone 1 for quick, court
eOus service.
DR.. RatIlff, dentist 2O4 Caples Bldg.
DR.. Paget. dentist, sol Roberts-Banner
Want Martha WashingtOn's VIII.
Washington, D. G., Jan. S.-Repre-
sentative Carlin, of Virginia, has taken
a hand in the movement to have Mar
tina WashingtOn's will returned to the
Fairfax court house from the private
collection of j. p. Morgan.
DR.. Klein diseases of lungs stomach,
intesIines. ROberts-Banner Bldg.
Moved to JOS Texas st. Ell Paso Op,
DR.. Anna Reum, Buekler Bldg Tel. ST..
Only Americans Complain Of H. c. L.
the retail grocers, the executive officers
of which Organization met here. is that
the American consumer is responsible
for the high cost of living You never
heard a foreigner crying about the
cost of living" declared one Of the Of
ficers.
DR.. Ebert. Dentist, 216-21S Mills Bldg
Or. Garrett, stomach, intestines and
internal diseases. 403 Roberts-Ban. Bid.
Dr. Nettie satterlee, osteopath, 4t0
Mills Bldg. phone 141. Res. phone 34S3.
DR.. stevens, dentist, 212 Rob Ban. Bldg.
Probe Wisconsin Vice Conditions.
Lacrosse, Wis. Jan. S-InvestigatiOT
of vice conditions in Wisconsin is uu-
der way here by the special joint com
mittee Of the Wisconsin legislature
Road houses the segregated district
saloons and wages and working cOndi-
tons under which girls are forced tC
make a livelihood were named by sew
eral witnesses as the chief factors il
the downfall of girls.
Quickest baggage delivery in E
PasO. Phone 1, LongWells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08

FL PasO and Vi
entity Fair and
colder tonight and
Friday.
n e W Mexico
Tonight and FRI
day, fair south
portion, CLOUDY IN
north PARTON, prob
ably snow; Warm
er north portion
tonight.
W e st Texas
Tonight, fair; cold
er, except in south,
east portion. Fri
day, fair and cold
er.