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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
FINES FOR bISREE fLAWYERS MUST HOLD
Judge High Refuses to Remit Penalties for Court Encoun- ter

The decsicn in the case Of Mrs. F. Bryan, charged with using abusive language toward Mrs Elizabeth Iig- gins or Mason Hill on the 1st of this month. will be rendered by Judge High in the City court this afternoon. A counter charge has been fled bv Mrs. Bryan against Mrs. Higgins and her case comes up for triS. this moya- ing at 10:30
 The court yesterday iniivd Co Tr- init the fines of SlO imposed upon Attorneys Cleary and Williams for their contempt of coprt on Tuesday when the two engaged in physical encounter lt is said by bvstanders. during the melee, that Attorney Wn- Hams called Mir. Cleary liar and at the same time picked up metal seal with the evident intention of striking Mir. Cleary. The two lmme- liately tied up and when separated Mr. Cleary and MT Williams pinned to the flcor but made no attempt tu strike him. The court had no officer at the time as Oncer Brooks was out on a call The attorneys were fined sl0 and the court stated that had an officer been present that the tVl participants would have been sent to jail. Both attorneys appeared on opposite sides in a civil case yester day and there seemed to be no m feeling between them.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
THE WRECK POWERFUL TRREE-REEL WTAGRAPH

This is an intense drama Of today. with some highly sensational and costly scenes. It contains many as- poets of life and character. The au- thor is Marguerite Bertsch and the directors. Ralph lnce. The cast is Wilbur Hamilton Donald Hall: Rich- ard. his son-E. K. Lincoln; Sanford Carlyle Harry T. Mercy; Herbert his profigate son-Gladden James. Carlyle's young wife-Amita Stewart
 Sanford Carlyle is 6 railroad presi- dent a man cf vast and complicated nervous structure as conceived by the author and as depicted in a mas terly fashion by Harry Mercy The author has given the actor the op- portunity of his life. and he has not failed in the portrayal of human pas. sions and human feelings that flame out at high moments. Such is the conception of the talented author All judgments incline toward charac' ter picture drawn from what is uni versally recognized to be true of such a man in such an environment The author has created play that meets the audience on common ground, one that will succeed quite as w6>i alroad as at home
 Destiny has taken hand in tho | shaping of events. The murderer lives on. mere terribly punished thar he could have been by law. His sor becomes redeemed and exceedingly dear to the wretched father. Yet tha son is killed before his very eyes il train wreck caused hy retaining thl drunken engineer. Retributiye jus tice seems best achieved in the fina tragedy, one ofs the most realisti
 scenes of horror ever shown on tn
 screen. The entire creation is credit to the art and tc all the var ious factors in this production, Thi great feature win be shown Thursda
 and Friday at the Lowell theater fl conjunction with two splendid con edies from the Biograph companies The writer saw this great feature am
 has no hesitancy in proclaiming . enc of the greatest film stories h
 has ever seen and without question
 the most realistic ever presented l . this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
EXPERIENCE IN SNOW
 AVALANCHE ACCOUNTED
Dr. James Douglas Was Par ticipant Along with Mining Man Now Here on Visit

Jacob Sands one of the best known mining men of the west. who is now in Arizona with the intention of To- eating, was here yesterday as the guest of James s. Duglas. says the Douglas Dispatch A peculiar tie eX- ists between the two due to an ad- venture in which Mir Sands almost lest his life and in which Professor James Douglas. father of James $. Douglas, and president Of the Phelps Dodge Company. participated.
 MT. Sands. Professor Douglas, Mir. Logan and fourth man whose name MT. Sands does not remember started from Leadville Cole. in 1885 to look at a property about twenty pbes from the camp They had proceeded 10 the timber land and were just emerging from it when they came to a mountain with heavy snow on it. pr. Douglas and Logan, being the lighter men of the party. CIT ssed in safety the crust holding with them. MT Sands and the other man bfoke AnAhMEI AiAt AAMN anu AAAi NiibN abbN'l being dry commenced to slide After being carried more than 100 feet down the slope by the eyerincreasing slide of snow, Mir. Sands was thrown Co enc side. Save for a few bruises and mouthful of snow which almost suf located him. Sands was little the worse for his experience. His m fortunate companion was buried be meath tons of snow rock and earth.
 Professor Douglas suggested that we dig his body out, and we did SC" said Mir. Sands. We buried him near the place the slide had carried him. Professor Douglas then asked me to come on to the property but was too much shaken with my eX perience. Not fer all the mines ir Colorado will I go over these hill' any further. | told him.
 Mir. Sands expressed high appre citation of the manner in which h' had been treated by James s. Doug las. He had called on Mir. Douglas as stranger and told him of th' incident. presenting letters from var ious people Nothing would satisi, MT Douglas hut that he should go t' Cananea as his personal guest in hi automobile. They remained over Sun day.
 Mir. Sands left yesterday for Bis bee, where he will be for time.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
GREAT PICTURE SHOWN
 ORPHEUM..VA VAUDEVILLE

There is a great picture being shown at che Orpheum theater. it is in fSur reels ana is entitled the Doom of the Gunmen in New York. It deals with the Rosenthal murder period and the tremendously sensa- tional developments of that time. during which high police officers went to prison, some of them with result of sentence to execution in the electric chair
 The late Mayor Gaynor had a part in the production of the picture. So also has District Attorney Whitman of New York. It is a powerful pre- 'sentation, involving politics, the ma chinations of graft and the grip cf gambling. To see it is to avail of opportunity to grasp more of the New York situation in few minutes than one might obtain in any other way with the expenditure of weeks of time.
 Beside this great picture which will De seen this afternoon and evening. there is excellent vaudeville, making the program at the Orpheum that of high price house. but with ten cents to all seats the price here. sPlRELLA CORSET
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
SAFETY FIRST
 SMOKER PLANS
Committee Makes Announce ment and Urges Attend ance of All Who Receive lnvitations-Get One

The Committee having the matter in charge made the following an- nouncement last night "The atten. tion of all Copper Queen employees is called to the Safety First smok- CTS to be given in the gymnasium of the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday and Saturday nights
 The committee has prepared a good program, which should furnish lots of entertainment as we'll as arouse the interest of the men in the prevention of accidents.
 ''The entertainment part CT the pro gram is one of the best ever arranged fer smoker in the Warren District. 1t being the intention of the commit. tee to devote only a small portion of the time to talks on the Safety First" work. the balance being spent in giving the boys a delightful even. ing.
 "All employees are urgently request. ed to attend. as We desire to make these smokers a huge success and this can be dCne only by a full attend ance. Come yourself and urge your fellow employees to do likewise. Let us show the management and the people of the district the interest VIC are taking in this great work of ac- cident prevention.
 Only those with tickets will be ai mitted, so he sure you get yours Smoker starts at ZOO D. m sharp
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
How's This 2

We offer Che Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned. have known r. ' Cheney for the last l5 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able tn carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
 Toledo O. acting directly upon the blood ana rnu. cous surfaces of ihe system. Testimonials sent free. Price % cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Gcke Halls Family Pllls for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
UPHOLD JIM CROW LAW

ST LOUIS, Jan 2S.-The Jim Crow law of Oklahoma was upheld in a decision of the United States cir cult court of appeals today. Dr. Will liam J. Thomphns, a negro bought a ticket from Kansas City to MoAlester. Oklahoma. At the Oklahoma line Thompkins Was informed he must leave the white" ear and enter tha negro each
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
INTEREST Is
 DEMONSTRATED
Commercial Club Directorate Disposed of Considerable Business in Session Last Night-Work Planned

The unprecedented interest taken in the work of the Warren District Commercial club was exemplifed at last nights meeting. when the full directorate, excepting A. T. Downs. who was unavoidably absent, attend. ing court at Phoenix, was present
 When the new president. J. J. Bow en. called the meeting tc order. it was found that Jesse Yoakum, rep resenting Warren. William Drury, w.. P Mckee and H. B. Hunter. repre- senting Lowell and L.. J. overlook. NJ. Newman and Y. c. Campbell, rep resentine Bisbee proper. were pres ent
 The first business engaging the at. tention Of the directors. after rou. tine matters had been disposed of. was the 3isbee-Warren boulevard. Absolute assurance has been given the Club that the letting of the con tract for this stretch of read, which it is meant shall be a model for fu- turc rond. building in the county, will Ice done at the earliest possible time consistent with the best interests of the taxpayers and residents of the Warren district.
 | Details vitally affecting this pro- posed highway were referred to t9e clubs roads committee. composed of J. R. Henderson. Dr. \. C. Bledsoe r.. \. Tovrea, NJ J Cunningham and NJ. J Brophy. The work of this committee will be Of the most ardu- ous and important character. These men will have Co digest a mass Of details respecting the proposed road and report on the night of January 30th. fin order that their conclusions. as approved by the board of direct ors. may be availed of by the board of supervisors at its next regular meeting.
 Improvements contemplated at Lowell in the way of building con crete sidewalks In that suburb. were referred Co the Civic committee. the membership Of which is Jesse Yoa- lum, W. F. Mckee and J. E. Brophy
 Nine Of tte standing committees filled thrcugr appointment by the president They were: Civic, Jesse Yoakum, W. E. Me Kee. J. E. Brophy;
 County. M. J. Cunningham, C. A. Mcpoaald. Gus Haigler.
 Roads. J. R. Henderson. Dr. E. C Bledsoe. A. F. Tovrea, NJ. J Gun ningham. J M Brc phy:
 Finance. n. 9 Hunter. p. C. Camp bell, Jesse Yoakum;
 Mines, Wm Drury, Wm Farrell 1 w. E McKeehan;
 l Reception. sam Frankenburg. w. F.. I Mckee. N J Cunningham. W. H.. , Brophy. D. M Buckwalter; ' Health, Dr. x. C Bledsoe. pr. c. Fl Hunt Dr. O. B Patton. ] Municipal, Dr. x. C. Bledsoe, Bas- set Watkins NJ. Newman;
 Membership. F. c. Campbell, Jesse Yoakum, Fl. B. Hunter, Tom A . Hughes. Tommy Blair
 Agriculture & Trade. Daniel Seed. w. R. Banks Gus Haigler
 The petition of the Don Luis Com. meIclal NluD went e a second read ing, ana was taken under advisement
 by the Roads committee, with in structions to report at the next regu lar meeting.
 The secretary was ordered to cal
 a special meeting Of the board foi
 1:30 D. m, January 30th, for tho
 receipt and consideration Of the re
 port lf the Roads Committee on th,
 matter of the Warren-Bisoee boule
 ward. The meeting then adjourned.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29
toqs OFF UNTIL MARCH 10th.

on all Hartford and Smith Administer Rugs, also on our Potter's, Balloons and Wild's Linoleums, a splendid line of 1914 patterns to select from If you come early. No charge for laying. Remember terms if desired. Stand. ard Furniture Co.,, Allen Block.
 Adv. 129
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-29

Joints that ache, muscles that gre drawn or contracted should be treated with BALLA{tDS SNOW LINIMEEI. It penetrates to the spot where it is needed and relieves suffering. Price 25c soc and s1.OO per bottle. Sold by Bisbee Drug Go. 4i0
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
RICHARDS OFF
ONLY $4,000
COUNTY AUDITOR II. 4. ZANGhE
COhRECTS TAXATION FIGUR-
IiS FOR DAWSON COUNTY

That the total increase on the tax
es on farm lands in Dawson county
from 1912 to 1913 was S15,616 in-l
stead of $~31,359, as published in a
campaign circular from the Richards
publicity bureau at Huron, was an
nounced by County Auditor Robert
A. Iangle today. The increase is only.
one-half that given by the independ-
ent candidate for governor.
"It is hard to see" said Mr.. Han-
sic, Just. where Mr., Richards gets
the figures for the increase in taxes
on farm lands in this county. They
are certainly incorrect and are GER
tainiy misleading. Whether the error
was intentional or not, of course /
do not know.
I'm his circular, in which he CON
Sanborp4 DAWSON and Jerauld coun-
ties, Mr. Richards states, that the to-
tai taxes on farm lands in this county
for 1912. was $46,216. This is untrue,
as the total tax on farm lands in
1912 was S61.S99r The figures as
given for 1913 are correct; which
makes an increase of but S15.616."
An itemized statement of the in
crease for L913,9oyer that ofdhe year
Iprevious. shows that the increase OF
the state tax on farm landsain Dav1-
son county was S~1,336.2S. The in.
~crease of the county tax onafarm lane
in Dawson county for 1913 wa.
ISf4,534.2l, the increase of the town
ship tax on farm lands was S542.4Z
land the increase Of the township road
tax on farm lands for 1919 was 81
039. The totalincrease will be dimin.
ishedx somewhat by the fact thai
there Was a decrease, in the district
sch oolitaX for 1913 or S2,TT5.91.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
MONOGRAM MEN
ARE HONORED
ANNUAL WESLEYAN ATHLETIC
BANQUET is HELD on SAT-
URDaI EVENING.

Two hundred members of the
faculty. and student body OF Dakota
Wesleyan attended the second am
nual athletic banquet at Graham
hall last Saturday evening. At Science
hall later in the evening, the audi
torium was filed with spectators at
the program OF vaudeville features
presented by various college classes.
The tables were arranged III an
immense square about the hall, in
the center of which WAS placed the
table reserved for the monogram
men. The athletes now in school
possessing this distinction are Ellis
| Walters, Harry Woodward, George
~Schwabauer, Ernest Smith, Charles
Bentliff, Clifford Knox. VIII Conyes,
Lyle Chase. Erskine Robertson, John
Berry. Corde kirkpatrick, Welcome
Waltz. Frank Martin Walter Smith,
Ross Smith, Mark Payne, June Cass,
Lorne Avery, Claire Gilmore, Ray
Tyler, Arthur Martin.
The three fields of Wesleyan
The athletic association, spoke on
the toasts. The achievements of tbs
past and the prospects Tor presen.
and future development We're treated
at ZENITH. Prof. j. Manley PllelpI
presided as POSTMASTER.
Prof. Hilton |. Jones, president O
the athletic association, spoke OF
"Football.H He paid tribute to TIL
! character of the blue and whit,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
W;ptel. Cough.

A stubborn, annoying, depressing
cough hangs on, racks the body,
week.-mrs. the lungs, and often leads
to serious results. The first dose Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery gives re-
lief. Henry d. Sanders, of ~Cavendish,
Vt, was threatened with consump-
ion, after having pneumonia. He
writes: "Dr. Kings New Discovery
ought to be in every family; ii is
certainly the best OF all medicines for
coughs, colds or lung trouble" Good
for c%hildren's coughs. Money back if
not satisfied. Price soc and S1.G0. At
all druggists.-H. z. Bucklen & Co,
Philadelphia or St. Louis.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
The KING of All Laxatives

For constipation. use DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Paul Mathulka, of,
Buffalo, N. Y, says they are the
king Of. all laxatiyes. They r a
blessing to all my family and I al
ways keep a box at home" Get a box
and get we'll again.. Price 25c. At
druggists or by mail.--H. u. Bucklen
& Co, Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
From saturdav's Daily


From Saturdays Daily
Miss Amy Sagterlee arrived from
Bridgewater Friday to spend Sunday
with her parents.
E. f. Wagner, who was in Mitchell
yesterday on the contempt proceed
ings in the Warne divorce case, de-
parted lat evening for Sioux City,
where he has business before return
ing TO his home at Sioux Falls.
G. W. Downey returned yesterday
from Atlanta. H., where he accom-
panied the remains OF his mother,
Mrs. Emma H. Downey, who a
buried there last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Edwards re
turned last evening from Sioux City
where they spent Sunday with rela-
Iiyea and attended Peg O. My
Heart
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haldren Of
Omaha, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. A.. Liljah. The Haldrens are for
mer residents of Mitchell. Mr.. fiald-
rem is "a brother of Mrs. Liljah.
Born, to Mr.. aad Mrs. James Bat
ley OF Mason City, Ia, on Thursday,
February 19, a daughter. Mrs. Bately
will be remembered in Mitchell as
Miss Clara Nobis.
Miss Merle Bryan has assumed the
position OF assistant principal of the
White Lake schools.
Fred w. Gerken, OF Nit. Vernon.
and Miss Winnie ID. Preston, this
morning secured a license TO marry.
County Commissioner A. j. Curtis
and Nels Jensen went 10 Ethan this
morning, where they viii inspect the
site Of the projected county road,
] oue-half mile north of Ethan y eX-
tending west five miles.
Olaf Nelson returned TO his home
in Sioux City this morning after q
brief business visit to Mitchell.
Iudee Robert Is. Tripp returned 10
his home al Yankton this morning,
after hearing arguments in the sur
ley and Warne divorce actions yes
terday.
b. f. Van Vliet and W. +. cody,
superintendent and division freight
aud passenger agent OF The iowa and
Dakota division OF The Milwaukee,
were in Mitchell this morning on
their way home 10 Mason City, la.
While here they conferred with Rob.
ert Buns. chairman OF The Elks
convention committee, relative TO a
special train from Mitchell 10 The
state convention at apid City the
first week in June.
0. 5. Iceland yesterday returned
from Pierre, where he opened the
photograph gallery he recently pur-
chased theme. P. e. Erickson, former
ly win Stott's studio, in-is CHARGE oil
the fierre gallery.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
From Tnesday's DAILY

v YIN iahtRhAtg - 'tN' |
w. S. liill departed yesterday af-
t%ernoon fCr Huron. where he VIII
preside over one of the important SEES
board. The premium list for the 1919
fair Will be completed and the CONF
tracts let for advertising and %attrac-
tons.
Louis q. Beckwith, Jr.. is con-
fined TO his home, 412 East Sixth
avenues with Il badly %sprained ankle
received from a fall While dancing
last Triday evening.
Miss Dakotah Grimm, OF Parkston,
was a guest last evening OF Or. and
Mrs. George G. Kimball.
". A. Wheeler returned yesterday
from a business trip 60 Rapid City.
John F. Anderson and Misses Lois
and Marguerite Anderson departed
this morning for a two months trip
TO southern California. They will
visit for a week with friends in Kan.
sas City before going to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Iialphide return
ed today to Sioux City, after a stay
'of two weeks With relatives in their
former home here. Mr.. Halphide
was compelled to take a temporary
vacation from his duties as agent for
the Wells Fargo Express company in
Sioux City as the result OF trouble
With his eyes.
DIR, w. G. Seaman, president OF
Dakota Wesleyan, departed this
morning for an extensive eastern trip.
He Will transact business in Iowa,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-02-26
Monday $ Daily

r,ro,, Ntordav's f1aih--
'" NJ, . ia Srrr q y Arm
100 ~ 6r,iar,r 90 son
~ 49,.
ME-; - : '.oi',n' ilio'itS'
'ten 1870 s94,rda, r,ala saIf
10 oi@v "a Yin msg.e han home
ni,S ~ ~, an,as Nv coGin ,or =
n,mbe, Of veaIs was a mflliner in
Mitcheu For some time she has been
nra~cticaltr belnless from a paralytic
| stroke and the tourney from salt
Iate civ Was made With consider
ME difficulty.
\ c..a,. :, so1o,,, =,
Juase .. ~ NIUH MSs ~ o 80 ,ba
fflaas eNen'hs3 .e,pllls ~ -
work. OF hliishe ~ 20 - 80
a Grass OF caholoateS- Ai'el 'lie W.T.
an elegant Was serNeU ny ''e
Salem slr Nhlghts.
Toe Rurg departed Saturday even
mo fo,. . business Trim TO Chicaec
and M;1waukee where he viii buy
bis snrino stock of shoes.
rno.+ao,o ran saturday wrote
no Tar the nosifion o.
49, ,ray, nosta1 clerl, al tbe Mitchell
~nosfoffice under the direction Of G
~. Boggs. secretary of the civil ser
Give committee. All but Two of thu
candidates for positions were from
lont of the city.
perm 70 NJ. and Mrs n p. Clark
az Norm DUFF ST.. ON Saturday
February 21, a son.
Porn Ia Nir and Mrs. William
:. Mills ON Snnday. February %.
daughter
pes,road mmunicati acres
no Nilw,ukee bridge Chambe,
: lain VII be cut off for six days, CON
mencing Wednesday. This viii b
+ Necessary III order 80 permit IN
construction crews TO remove Fli,l
piaeea IN 'ae Wes1 chlatlie . W.
Mlssoull nas' w. niIic@ VA ~
: win pon'o"iS - pii"5 80 i,
: hara is now sufficient TO 20;
the p~ontoons In the meanwhil
messengers and express viii be ca
0 ried across the river on the ice.
BornSto Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter Ear
TWO and one-half miles north of Mi
e chell, on Saturday, February Il,
e daughter.
y Mrs. Harry KatZenberg returnt
Saturday from Stickney, where 81
has becn taking care Of her gran
n mother. Mrs. NJ. b.. Clark, who h,
lbeen very i'll from an attack OF appe
ID dfcittc.
y, M, ana Nrs e Hitchcock We
IN 20 mhar,ain saturday. Mrs. I'll
Of ohoooE Who has heen suffering fro