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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

Dear Miss Grey: ! thought
surely you could help me in
finding a way to meet the
lone girl" but 1t seems am
doomed to disappointment.
Again today l saw her,
but she marched straight
ahead without a look to
either right or left. Today 1t
las the gray tailored suit
with the white feathered hat,
the same sweet expression
and the black onyx ring.
Cant you find some way
to help me? Each day 1t
grows worse. Can't get my
mind on business nor any,
thing but just her. l parade
the streets all the time just
for one glimpse of her.
Again / implore your help.
JACK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06
her any more or not?

her any more or not?
l am anxious to know. M. l..
2 ALI you really loved the
girl, with an unselfish love, you
would be willing to do anything
to help her, even though you
knew she would never love you.
II you thought for one moment
that you could buy her into mar
rying you, placing her under obli-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

The 40 voices of the Sc. Cecilia
club last evening added another
triumph to their 21 years sue
cess, at. the First Christian
church. The work of John Claire
Monteith, tenor, of Portland, was
warmly welcomed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

The ofatorio Elijah will be-
given this evening at the First
Presbyterian church by a chorus
and the Philharmonic orchestra,
in addition to such soloists as
Mrs. Chandler Sloan, F. w. Wall
lis, Madame Kathleen Morris and
r. Festyn Davies, who is also
director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

On vary fashion has been
caught in a spider web.
The hat of the moment Is the
spider-web hat, and it's the Gre
alton of Miss Virginia Rape. a
young woman who has lifted
fashion designing to the plane Of
q fine art.
The spider-web hat as navy
blue malins built In triple cir
cles of blue satin straw; the
crown of navy blue satin straw
fits close as a skull cap, but its
severity Is relieved by quaint
blue velvet,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

Logan school r. T. A. will elect
officers May 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

Officers of the p. r. A. will
hold annual election Friday aft
ernoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06
Personal
Social


The East Tacoma Rebekah
Sewing club will be entertained
by Mrs. Pearl Christian at her
home, SAIL Park street, from 2
to s May 10. Spanaway or Puy-
allup car.
The Gen. Wright circle of the
Ladies of the G.. A. r. will con-
duct a patriotic contest at the
Whitman school Friday forenoon.
Custer Relief corps No. 2 will
give a card party at 2 p. m. Sat
urday at the armory. The COM
mittee is Mrs. Mary Brooks, Mrs.
Isadore Macarthur and Mrs. Emily
Strayer.
A card social will be given this
evening at the Holy Rosary hall.
A benefit dance will be given
by the G. o. A. T. baseball club
May 10 at Swiss hall.
Officers Of the p. r. A. will
hold annual election Friday aft
ernoon.
Logan school p. T. A. will elect
officers May 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

A benefit dance will be given
by the G. o. A. T. baseball club
May 10 at Swiss hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

Here is something for the little ones-a great big
rag doll for every tot. II
There are really TWO DOLLS IN ONE-Mandyf
the dusky dolly on side, and Mabel with golden +
hair on the other.
Then there are two hats for each, and apron for
Mabel.
All Autographed in glorious cOlors on strong, spe-
cially made muslin, 16x25 inches, with full printed
directions telling just how to cut out and stuff the
dolls.
Every youngster loves doll-aboke all a rag doll
made right at home.
YOU don't need to be careful about breaking the
TANGO RAG DOLL.
DROP 1T! THROW TT! ROMP WITH It'll!
Mandy and Mabel will not break. Take them with
you to Sunderland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-06

A card social will be given this
evening at the Holy Rosary hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
ORDER KILL CONCERN
 BISBEE AUTO LINES
COMMISSION WANTS REPORT FROM OWNERS OF AUTO
 STAGE LINES.

The corporation commission has is- sued general order requiring all firms and persons operating automo- miles in the transportation of persons and property for hire between various points in the state, to file with the commission a report which will make possible the issuance of an order con corning rates.
 The report must be filed by April 8 and show the route over which the automobile stage line is operated, the hours of departure and arrival and the rates of transportation charge for passengers, baggage and express, and freight The name of the line is re- quired as well as the automobiles in service, their age, condition of ser vice. and make
 The entire matter is the result of an application of Wesley Hill. man ager Of the Globe-Phoenix stage who desires that the commission shall ap- prove a schedule of tariffs covering the Globe-PhoeniX run If a definite tarif can be secured 1t is understood the present competing lines will be merged into one company and better service given the travelling public
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
MARY PICKFORD AT
 THE ROYAL TONIGHT

Mary Pickford the worlds peerless motion picture actress. will be seen at the Royal today in her recent sue cess, "The Stronger Love" She will be assisted by the star actor William Shay. This picture should be a great drawing card. In addition Teleu Holmes will star in her thrilling raiI- road drama, "The Little Engineer " Phillip Smalley and Lois Weber will have a brilliant farce comedy in "A Fool and his Money" The Eclalr company always turns out the best and one of their special two-part feat ures "The Wondrous Melody" will be among the Royals offerings. "The snailburg Volunteers" is one of the selig"s rich farce comedies and will be a great fun maker
 On Sunday the Broadway Star Feat ure Corporation will present their special three-part masterpiece entitled Underneath the Paint This greet picture will De acted by the Bro5 lwav Star actors, many of our old favtorte among them For Sunday matinee there will be special treat for the children in an ice cream cone for each and every child attending
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
THAw MAY GET OUT

NEW YORK, Mar. 26.-Two justices of the appellate division of the su- preme court have agreed, but doubt is in their minds whether the State of New York will be within its rights in bouncing on" Harry Kendall Thaw and returning him to Matteawan after his acquittal here on the conspiracy charge on which he was extradicted fgrom New Hampshire They are Justices lngraham, presiding, and Scott The decision was reserved.
 The justices interrupted Franklyn Kennedy, special deputy attorney gen eral in charge of the states case while he was arguing against the appeal by Thaw's counsel from a decision of the supreme court refusing the motion to return Thaw to New Hampshire. Counsel for Thaw had already pre- sented arguments based on the con tention that Thaw had been extradit- ed on a charge of conspiracy and had been freed of that charge and that he should be returned forthwith. to the state whence extradited.
 Kennedy then began as argument that though Thaw was acquitted, the fact remained he was now within New York's jurisdiction and the original commitment to Matteawan still was valid, and he should be returned there.
 Justice lngraham interrupted: CT am in doubt as to the rights of New York to bounce upon Thaw following an acquittal for crime. and return him to the hospital for the criminal in- sane. believe most of the citizens of this state would regard such au act ion dishonorable." Justice Scott also agreed and informed Kennedy that the question at issue was not SO much the return of Thaw 60 tho maintain ing of the honor of the State of New
 York
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
4 BISBEE REPORT
Fully .corroboratsd and Easily In-
 Vestigated

Fully ;corroborated and Easily ln-
 vestigated
 Do you need a good kidney medi. cine. Then read the reports in these very columns of Bisbee persons cured or benefited with Doan's Kidney Pills. You won't have to go far to find out if they are true. This Bisbee case is an example Others will fol. low.
 'I had often heard about Doan's Kidney Pills doing good in cases of kidney trouble, but never had need of them until a year or so ago." says Mrs. JIG. Mayne, P O. Box 1498, Bis bee My back bothered me and had pains across my loins l found it hard to do my homework. l often had head aches and dizzy spells l knew that these pains and annoyances were caused by disordered kidneys, so used Doan's Kidney Pills. They quick. ly cured me"
 Price 5Oc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney PHls-the same that Mrs Mayne had Toster-dilburn Co.. Props, Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
STATE LOSES FIRST
 OF PANGINGUE CASES
Brown and Tate Found Not Guilty by Jury in Judge
 Totman's Court.

L. A. Brown and W. H. Tate were tried before Justice Totman yester- day afternoon, on a charge of conduct ing a percentage gambling game, namely, pangingue. The jury return ed a verdict of not guilty.
 Complaint was brought by Deputy Sherin Red" Cannon. it being al- legged that the gambling occurred Thursday afternoon in the Hermitage stand Prank Johnson who was also charged with the misdemeanor, was discharged on motion of Assistant District Attorney Bruce Stevenson and became a witness for the state Attorneys w. B. Cleary and AleXan der Murray appeared in behalf of the defendants. Five witnesses appeared for the state
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
PARENT, TEACHERS
 MAKE APPEAL ID THE
 VOTERS OF DISTRICT
Letter Explains I heir Reasons for Endorsing Candidacy of John Mason Ross for Dis trict School Trustee.

An innovation in campaign method. is launched in a letter written ly Inc ParentTeachers Association C. th, yolers who win ballot today ior sClool trustee Go succeed Albes Wat Eus. In this letter an appeal s nals to those friends and supporters Of MT Va tus who milbt under other rir cur stances. vote for his .c.electiIr tO endorse John Mason Ross at tha polls tcuay.
 The letter follows
 TO The Review
 On thc eve of the election of school trustee the ParentTeach. CTS Association requests that tho voters of Bisbee as well as those of Lowell, South Bisbee. Don Luis and Warren. center their attention on the candidacy of John Mason Ross
 The duties of school trustee have been faithfully and honorab- ly performed by Mir. Watkins. but the proposal to keep him in office would work an unintentional in. justice Co the voters of Lowell, South Bisbve. Don Luis and War ren. who arr, entitled Co recogni- ton Voters of these communi- ties were active on former occas- ions in securing the election of Mir Watkins. On the present oc- casion the votes of Bisbee. as well as those of the other commu- mites. are asked in behalf of Mr. Ross
 An opportunity is presented to Bisbeeites to express themselves in an unselfish manner returmsg the courtesies which. formerly. were exercised in the interest of Mr. Watkins
 lt is the universal opinion that John Mason Ross would make an excellent school trustee. While this view is held in Bisbee. as well as elsewhere. there is danger that an overwhelming majority in his favor may be curtailed by voters who may support Mir Watkins through a mistaken idea of loyal ty Those who are loyal Co the Warren District as a whole. will endorse the candidacy Of John Mason Ross. In this way Bisbee voters will give evidence of de- sire for fair play and prove 10 the residents Of Lowell South Bisbee Don Luis and Warren that the re- quest for the election of a candi- date who is representative of those communities. is most desira- blc and meritorious
 Siened-The Warren Parent Teachers Association
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
NATIONAL LEADERS
 TO VISIT ARIZONA
vlcE. RESIDENT MARSHALL AND
SECRETARY LANE ARE ON frITr-g.g asesl -FHF 1rFt~,-' Etarf s
 WAY FROM COAST.

From present indications. both Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane, will arrive in Phoenix next week
 It has been known for sometime that Che two istinguished statesmen would be here but the exact date of their coming has not been made pub. lic The vice-president and his wife win make an indefinite stay at their winter home in Scottsdale.
 Secretary Lane wired from San Francisco to Congressman William Kettner of San Diego that he expected to arrive in San Diego tomorrow aft ernoon and leave for an inspection of Imperial valley Sunday morning.
 Kottner and Secretary Lane will go to Imperial valley by automobile
 Secretary Lane said in his tele- gram that Vice President Marshall would arrive in San Diego Sunday afternoon
 Next Wednesday evening the vice president is Co be the guest of honor at an entertainment given by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
 lt is understood the vice-president will leave the next day for Phoenix This will get him here in about one week
 It is not known how long Secre. tary Lanes inspection of the Imperial valley will last but he will probably come here immediately afterwards
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
PRESENT. RIAL HOLDS ANNUAL
 MEETING
Southern Arizona Presbyte- rian Ladies in Session Yes terday; Officers Elected and Reports Heard.

The presbyorial of Southern Ari- zuua completed its annual session yes- terday at tbe Presbyterian church Of Bist,e. delegates attending rom Doug lae. Benson WiucoN and Globe. which with this city. comprise tbe territory controlled by the association The presbyterial was formally opened Thursday evening but thc more im- portant business transaction occurred yesterday when the reports from the field were read m the morning and The officers for the ensuing year were elected iu the afternoon
 officers chosen were Mrs E M Dur ley B.sbee. honorary president. Mrs. $ F Frazier Douglas. presidents Mrs. n B. Cory Globe. Ist yicc.president. Mrs. R. E. Ferguson Bisbee. recording secretary Mrs. w. C. Brewster. Doug las, spending secretary. Mrs. Haywood Globe young peoples work. Mrs M. E Gage. Bisbeo secretary of literatsre Mrs B. L Nonitt Benson. treasurer
 Several prominent workers from out of town attending the presbyterial were Mrs Adrich. field secretary for Women's Missionary Board. Oakland, Cal. Miss Gilchrist. Of Phoenix. presi- dent Synodical Society and Miss Pet ersou. a missionary to Japan for the Baptist denomination
 A pleasant social feature in con- uection with the event was the lunch con- held yesterday noon at the Cop per Queen Hotel
 In addition to the workers mention ed. those at the luncheon included Mrs. Brewster Mrs Wilson, Mrs. Me. Nair Mrs Frazer Douglas. Mrs With. row. wife of the Baptist minister at Naco. Mrs F M. Durley. honorary president of the Presbyteral Society. Mrs Frank Juun Mrs. J. p. Hodgson. Mrs C. A. Bailey Mrs M. c. High. Mrs C. w. Allen. Miss c. A. Mover. secretary Of the Y W. c. A. of Bisbee
 One Of the most interesting talks of the meeting was given by Miss Peter. son who told in most comprehen. sive manner of some of her missionary experiences in Japan. As a token of the appreciation Of her hearers. Miss felerson was made the recipient of a copper spoon a souvenir of Bisbee Miss Peterson's talk was particularly interesting to the ladies as the mis. sionary discoursed at length upon the women Of Japan Mrs Aldrich also proved most entertaining speaker
 The party from Douglas made the trip by motor
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
CITY MANAGER oUsTEo

PHOENIX, Mar 26.-As a result of the decision in the Superior court which declared that the city commis- sion had the right to remove Parish, that official today turned over the combination to the city vaults to Man. ager Craig, who had been named to succeed him. Walter Brawner re- signed as chief of police, and the day captain was named as acting chief until a permanent successor is named by Craig It is probable George Bris- bois. who was removed as chief by Parish will be named chief tomorrow. Alexander and Christy are slated for removal as municipal counsel.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27

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 the district would be more in sympa- thy with the efforts Of the people of that section in securing schools and additional facilities for their children.
 The women of Lowell and Warren. with the aid of those from South Bis bee and Don Luis, are more than active and are stimulating the men to considerable activity Many from Lowell have been working for the past week on the election and de- clare that they have the united sup port of the entire three towns in their effort to secure the election of their candidate, John Mason Ross.
 The friends of Albert Watkins are also, comparatively, active in his be. half and it would appear that he will run strong. There is considerable number Of personal friends of the Warren man in Bisbee, however. who will cast their vote for him. and the same may be said of Watkins.
 The schools trustee have appointed the following, to act in connection with the election today:
 w. W. Gidley Tombstone Canyon inspector; EX-Mayor J s. Williams Tombstone Canyon, s. A. Brown judges; o. 8. Johnson, Warren. Mrs Wasick Mason hin, clerks.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
HOPE GOES OF FINDING LIFE ON
 U. s, SUBMARINE
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the navy department late tonight that the missing submarine aF-4 had been located in fifty fathoms of water He gave no details.
 Hope for the lives of the twenty one men aboard the submarine has practically been abandoned by naval officers here on receipt of Rear Ad- miral Moores report. The "A was designed to resist water pressure at a depth of approximately fifty fa- thoms or three hundred feet, put it is believed it would be impossible for her ic remain in 'nch depth 'or any length of time with safety Records show that when the FL a boat of the same type, operated on a trial trip for just ten minutes at a depth of 2S3 feet her null groaned ana took in water.
 Naval construction experts agree that the tremendous pressure Of wa ter at any depth below fifty or sixty feet offers a serious handicap to say the least, to any effort to provide a safe exit from sunken submarines, Many plans have been advanced and considered by the navy department for minimigire the dancers from acci- dents below the 8 Tface but most of these were found be impractioable Latest reports on the F-4 made public by the navy departneLt indicated that her main engine was in good condi- tion that-the batteries required over hauling; the hull was in good ccudi- ton but it was otherwise in good shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
TEDDY WOW TESTIFY

WASHEyGTOt March 26.-Folow. ing the receipt of word from Col. Roosevelt that he declined to testify before the senate ship bin lobby conn mittee Chairman Walsh called a com ference at which it was decided not 10 subpoena the colonel On the ground that he l5d no ulorma- ion except such as was available t9 the public generally. Col Roosevelt de- cliued 10 appear.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
CALoMEL SALIVATES

Calomel makes you sick and you lose a days work. Calomel is a nasty. dan Rerous chemical To liven your slug gish liver and bowels when constipa- ted feadachy, bilious, just get a TO- cent box of harmless Cascarets. They work while you sleep don't gripe sick CD or aallyate.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
MoRPHINE coNFIscArep

SAN FRANCISCO, March 26. Eff ,een hundred bottles of morphine val- ued by the police at S3OOOO were seized and two Toeu were arrested, in the basement of an aparnent- house. ..,,., .....l ls,-.sus
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
Hogan & Seed lain St. Phone 10

Woodford Hotel and Dining Rooms 333 North Second Ave, Phoenix.
 Arizona.
 We would be pleased to have the people of Bisbeo and Cochise County give us a trial. We guarantee cour- .eous treatment and reasonable prices.
 MRS. D. J. KENNEDY.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
. . . . . . . . SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION c

. The election for school trustee . . will be held at the Central school . . building today between the hours . . of a. m. and p. m. Be sure . . and vote. .
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27

the experimenting If half of our if- weight millions head Of cattle was depreciated by conditions prevalent in Europe, the loss in the value of cattle alone would be more than s2O0.. 900.
 Better Outlook Locally.
 From the tenor of a letter received by the special committee of the War ren DiEtrict Commercial Club. and also judging by the above Associated Press dispatch from San Francisco. it would seem that the embargo will soon be raised on live stock and grain betwee certain of the western states
 The letter was received from Gov ernor Hunt and that official made it plain that the live stock sanitary board of the state of Arizona, Of which he ismember, ex-oficio, would follow the recommendations made by the conference in San Francisco. When the proclamation, putting the new order into effect, will be made is unknown and will probably not be known before another conference is held on the subject.
 The letter from Governor Hunt fol. lows:
 Phoenix Ariz, March %, 1915. | Gentlemen.
 1 In answer Co your recent communi- cation regarding quarantine regula- l tions affecting the transportation Of live stock, poultry, hay, grain and ! straw. l desire %o assure you that l | quite realize the seriousness Of the | present situation affecting these prod. ucts, but of course have instituted ! the rigid quarantine in pursuance of ! the resolution of the Live Stock Sani- | tary Board of Arizona, and with a | realization that the live stock inter. l ests of the state must be protected at any cost, against the rayages of the foot and mouth disease. which has done such extensive damage in other parts of the country.
 ] do not, however, actually antici. pate that this unfortunate condition l Will exist very much longer At the present time, the State Veterinarians are in conference at San Franctaf,o. ' and before adjournment will. in all : probability, make certain recommen. dations for the restriction Of the ! transportation Of live stock and other products between the different states A plan, moreover, is on foot, whereby. immediately subsequent to the con. clusion of the, meeting of the veterin. arians, meeting Of the governors of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona may effect an agreement. whereby, under uniform quarantine regulations. greht CT latitude in transportation provi sions may be secured
 In the course of a few days. some definite information should be forth. coming regarding this matter. and of course, you may be sure that everything possible will be done to relieve the existing situation without endangering the live stock interests of Arizona
 With kindest regards,
 Yours sincerely,
 GEO. W. P. HUNT.
 Governor of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27

SEATTLE, Mar Seventeen and one-half tons of cold storage chickens and fish were seized by state food in- spectors in a Seattle warehouse as un- fit for human consumption and de- stroyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
The Fire Department

is all right; it is a good thing It is
 Next to Fire Insurance The fire department cannot always save your buildings Some times they burn. It is then our business to pro- tect you against loss. You are always safe if you have a policy with one of our responsible companies.
 List your property with us for quick sales.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27

of Europe and o.ber countries Co do the experimenting. If half of our hf- weight millions head of cattle was depreciated by conditions prevalent in Europe. the loss in the value of cattle alone would be more than y2O0.. GOO
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
CATTLE MEN END
 SESSION ON COAST

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-27
SCHOOL TRUSTEE
 ELECTION TODAY

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