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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10
THIS KNIFE WILL
NEVER BE WEAPON

ALTOONA. Pa. Sept. io.-wha,
IL perhaps the smallest penknife In
the world has Just been completed
by VI. A Kaufman. employed In 4
jeweiry store here. II measures
5-32 OF an inch in length. with a
blade less than els OF an incn long
and weighs a third OF grain. The
handle is Of solid gold. while the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10

The prophet at home Is a mighty
iuiet sort OF chap. have met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10
THIS SACHET KITTEN
STOPPED A SOIREE

wINsTED. Conn. Sept. Io.---A
rope and an old apple tree are
waiting for the person who care.
leasly put n skunk In the grand pi.
ano at the autumn dance o, the
Free From Karc kiub.
The enthusiastic artistic banged
n string upon which reposed the
unlimited guest. The skunk arose.
shook himself and replied.
Those who couldn't crowd thru
the narrow doors made for tho fire
escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10
OH, SILVER OUR
TIMBERS! UNCLE
BARS PAJAmAS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. To-
Your Uncle Sammy's boys afloat
will never again resemble the
paIama girl In a goth century
musical comedy.
For pajamas are barred by OF.
fetal order out OF Washington 10
the Pacific fleet.
Uncle Sam. thru Paymastor
McGowan. decreed the young
jack tars must not attire them.
selves In tina, kind OF night at.
tire. but instead must send
whatever OF such supplies they
now have on hand back TO the
provisions and clothing depot
for sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10

blade and spring are Of tempered
steel. The sn!ie IL kept In n glass
bottle 20 prevent losing H. The
workmanship must be seen thru n
magnifying glass;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10
Anyone Can Stop
PimpIes Easily
Try Stuart's Calcium Waters and
See All Skin Eruptions Vanish
Quickly

TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED rREE
when face is covered with
biotchcs. liver spots. pitnplss. black
heads. etc. stuart's Calcium WATERS
Will act like some magical charm.
They are natures own way Of
cleansing the blood and preventing II
from fiiIing the surface OF the body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-10

Funeral services for Morris Nab.
but. killed by James Croker. last
Friday At Newport held Thursday
IN Mayfield chapel, Ballard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
ALLEGED BANK ROBBER
 CAPTURED BY SHERIFF

CLIFTON. Ariz Sept II Last night Sheriff Jim Cash with deputies Lee Steens and Jim Pollard rode into Clifton bringing Ben Fowler of Socorro. New Mexico. with them, and it is be- lieved that Fowler is the man who held up and robbed the Metca!f bank two weeks ago.
 StcenS and Pollard followed the maj s trail from Metcalf to Socorro, and Cash drove around in an automobile 10 meet them at that place. They found a horse answering 70 the description on ranch near that place. and found Fow- Ter preparing an automobile with the evident intention of making his get away He answers the description as far as the officers can tell. but has not yet been identified by the bank officers. He protests his innocence of the rob bery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
P-D PAYS DIVIDEND AND
 HANDSOME EXTRA

BISBEE. Sep; IL Declaration was made today of Phelps Dodge dividend of s2 5O. with on extra of B. making a total of 8 90 The last quarterly dividend declaration with the extra made a total of s5 paid. The dividend ordered today thus shows an increa se over the previous high.
 The dividend declaration of today is to stock of record on September IS It will bring otrite little new money into home circulation. there being distribu ton of good many small lots of shares among people of the district
 The handsome earnings which the Phelps Dodge mines are making on copper production at figures of the present year in the metal morke are well signifed by the dividend declara- tiOnS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civilizations Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

Suit No
 ll95 A Chisholm vs F Kelly ct al: action for recovery of debt.
 Il96. Maud McClanney vs Me Clanney action for divorce, Suit No
 II97. W WbippIe vs E McFaIl; re- plcvin.
 lI9s Ga rner Adams vs F Adams action for divorce. n99. G Simon vs Mary Simon; oc- tion for divorce
 I2I2 Mrs Mabel Kenny vs School Dist No. i5. ct al; action for damages. I20S Agnes Hyatt vs William. az tIUn for divorce.
 1909. Bertin & Lepori. Inc. vs the City of Bisbee Saloon; action for debt in sum of s2I9I5 and s2O int
 I20O. J N. Statler vs H ( Kimbal, ct ux. specific performance. l2Jl. J L Harris vs L J Overlook action for damages in sum of s7l963. 1902 Myrtle NJ Wilson vs James NJ Wilson. acton for divorce i l204 Walter Lombardi vs Fra nk Payla. action to recover debt in the sum Of $500. ] Judgment in Suit No ! II93. Austin Cailan, Dr: Fannie Callan. CT: decree of divorce and GUS tody of minor child. $50. Mabel Davis, plaintiff. Charles Davis. defendant; decree of divorce
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate of
 D Saunders; Sept I. day hearing pc. tition.
 Rose Agnes ct ul; order appo.nti ns guardian.
 G Cummings; order hearing of peti tion.
 Nj McFadden; Sept IS. day hearing petition.
 Estate of Martha Lyall; day hearing administration
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
LGOkING BACKWARD
 TWENTy-f0UR YEARS
MONDAY

Wm Shill,am took the two China ,nen ordered back from Tombstone tu China. as far as san Frsnoisco.
 The wayward young man. broken in health, had gone to the far southwest to recuperate He was in jail al Tombstone. Anzona. for stealing a hindquartcr of beef In the loneliness oi the cell he sat duwn and wrote as follows. Dear Father-I have picked up some flesh since I came out here but am still confined to my room. Please send me sluO. % etc. erc Chi cago Tribune
 One of the Chinamen uho was seen by Commissioner swain to China yes tcrday stated on the stand that he had been a resident of Sacramento. When asked whether it was a dry place he said ye- heap dly To the inquiry as 10 rhe contour Of the town. he assured his intr rrogator that it was on heap big mountain " The other Ch,naman stated that he was glad tc go back to China as there were no falo hanks there
 Not a republican member of the al its temporary organization.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
BRITISH SUBJECT LEAVE
 TO JOIN THEIR FLAG

BISBEE, Sept. l4.-Report is cur rent of government activities through the secret service arm recently in the district in connection with depart ures of British subiats for England The government Is said to have reason to Deleivc that in good many localities such departures have been assisted in the last several months by recruiting agents. These are subject to prosecu- ton. IL is said that there was no such evidence found in this district. although the investigation was not wholly satis- factory and will have further attention. A good many British itizens have gone from the district. particularly in the last few months, to join their flag on the battlefelds. but it is of loca knowledge in most of these cases that the departures were wholly voluntar y and without the aid of other tha ! the individuals financial resources.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
lunacy Hearing

John Lapacich, resident of Bisbee, was examined today before Judge Lock wood as to his sanity. He IS affected mentally in such a way as to cause him to strip his entire body of clothing. af ter which he sits down and sings at the top of his voice The complaint states that he is const autly in this mood Upon examination he was committed to the asylum at Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Round ups Started

PariieS over from Wilcox this morn ing bring word that number of round ups are al work in that section and hat there will be large shi pments of ca tie made from that place within the next few weeks The ranges there are very dry and the cattlemen in that section are gett.n. rid of what stock
 they can in order tO protect their young cows which Inc intend 10 hold the same as the stockhmen in other parts Of the county are doing Those who are at work TO unding up are the Riggs Cattle Company. the ] H out it and Monk Brothers. The Chir;c a. hua Cattle Company is also at work and will ship a number of steers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
0ld's Murder Case Continued

An order was made in the Superior Court late Saturday afternoon coutinu ing the case of thc State vS Annie Old charged with thr murder of Williaur old until the next term of court or until the next jury was empannelled which will b. the middle or latter part of November She IS at present living III Oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
TUESDAY

Iohn Smith who left Tombstone a few months ago to die. returned today with an apparent new lease of life He went to the Arkansas Hot Springs and tapered of on the climate of northern Michigan.
 An additional reward Of $500 has been offered for the capture of the murderer of John Izon. assaSsiuated at Bonita July 18th The additional re ward IS offered by his sister living in England This makes Sl50O reward for the arrest oi Icons murderer
 A hhlr.ou> ;ndividual was run m ,his afternoon by Chief Ryan When asked to give his name he said
 whoop-a-la."
 Arthur Lange. who for many years was a resident of Tombstone. is TOW hving al San Diego where he follows rhe calling of an cNy.rt draughtsman with financial success
 ] McAllister returned last night from Tempe and Phoenix. The Nor nal school where his daughter Miss Lillian has returned to her studies starts of with 52 scholars against 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
DEsD

Douglas Inv Go to Martha Curtis WiIlcoS property 500
 PATEN1 ' ,o H-gh copeiaad. lana,
 snL OF SALE L ' McCourt to Oliver Scow, stock and good wrll WrncoH Motor Supriv Co ..... 10
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Bank of SafTord to D Prcw.tt et uN ........ -------- Bank of SafTord to John H Men zier et uN. ....-...
 BILL or SALE John Bltelmo to WmJ Hazelton. real estate in Warren district 800 Charles B Dixon 10 Seth Beam. automobile .... ........... 225 .
 LIEN B NJ Morris vS K Bumenthal; on Douglas real estate. S35
 R E. MORTGAGE Nj Sadler et ux 10 John Foulkes. Douglas pro. to secure ..... $50 e. .. Rob, Jordan 10 Wilcox Bank X Trust Co. cattle ro secure 200
 WARRANTY DEED T NJ Skoog 10 John Lundberg ct ux. Bishee property .... 900 ( T Winwood ct ux et al to Robert Brown. Bisbee pror. 10 Ce>ariHe Commean to Robert Brown, BiSbee prop ...... 10 . Goldie NJ Baker and A ] Baker her husband. to Addic Severin. Wilcox prop .-. ... . 10 Q. Antonio GIaComino et IN tO John Foffano. Douglas prop ..- .5 George Warden ct uX to NJ Smith, mining prop ........ 500 .
 MINING DEED r Coleman to L Shattuck. min prop ......-. ......--..-. e.
 WARRANTY DEED Mary Curlec et conJ 10 ] Rob- ertSon, Douglas prop ..... 100 ] Angle ct uN ct al to A B NarChmau Wilcox prop ... S0
 PATENT [ : 10 H Carr. land ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Married in Los Angeles

Word reef ivcd in Tombstone. by friends of Mrs. Corn=Ha PoindrNr-r. is that lst week she was marr.rd to Mr. Charles Govette of Tucsc". and they will soon be at home to Tieuds III the latter city. Mrs. Goyette has many friends here who wish her happines on the sea of matri m Dny She was a former resident of this city. while Mir. Goyetre is resident of Tucson
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

Most of the Pima delegates 60 the corstitrtional convention go down to Tues. on Sundays to cnol off
 It wa- d question between the moon and the rawhide band last night as 70 wh eh would retire fist The boys won. not only victory but the silent applause of ,he lovers of choice music
 The Nog sies celebration will ;aks - healthy load 3f pleasure seekers out of Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
In Frisco

Word received from A. H Gardner of the Huachuca Water Company is he and his wife are taking i'll the big Francisco and expect to be there at least another week. Mir Gardner. who was one of the Labor Day Ctle- delight at the splendid outcome of the celebration
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
WEDNESDAY

F N Wolcott and wife will visit Nogales during the celebra ton next week
 MT AIonzo Reason and Mrs Mary A Niece both ,f Wilcox. have been granted a marriage license.
 A W Smith ceived 'he intelligence today of the death of his father in Ireland. aged So years. His mother IS still living
 John Pelenda and Mrs. nnie Bon acich. were united in marriage on Thursday last by Judge WoIco,t.
 The ladies at Flagstaff hay. present ed the militia company there wi:h a handsome flag This IS not intended as a hint to Tombstone ladies
 Deputy Sheriff Cannon of m county killed horse thief near Q.djo roa last Monday night The hie I jumped the stolen horse and ran and vas shot while running away The deputy has been arrested.
 The Wilcox baseball club wan. tp tackle any club in Cochise county for q handsome pennaDt put by F. CIoWleN
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19

Complaint has been made to the Board of Supervisors that a number of county employees were accepting work from outside parties when they were not engaged in their work for the coun ty. thereby preventing others from se- curing the work As a result the Board has notified such employees that they must desist from taking such work un- der these circumstances The notice applied to several in Tombstone as wei as in other places
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
THURSDAY

Supervisors Georg- Bryan and Scott White came in today to attend the meeting of the board of supervisors
 The two Chinamen recently sent from Tombstone to China are located al the jail in Tucson The Citizen says that one Of them told other pris- oners in the jail that a Chinamen similarly sent to China some week, ago first expressed his ready money to China from Mexico. where he had been working for years. then crossed into Arizona for the purpose of being arrested that he might take passage to China at the expense of the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
FRIDAY
The Ancient Order of United Kickers of Tombstone will soon have to get up and dust
Tombstone

of Tombstone will soon have to get ur and dust
 A tin mine has been found on the desert near Salton Lake that runs 56 per cent pure tin
 The society editor Of ,h~ Prospector was found dead m his bed thiS morn ing All that was found upon his per son was the fourth. fifth and sixth pages af report of rhe entertainment given at Schieffelin hall last Saturday night, which was so abruptly terminal ed in yesterdays issue
 The event which called forth much applause was an impromptu rccitaii 5n by little Dora Cohu who made her debut with an air of self reliance sel com seen in one SO young
 The Henncssy brothers. Dan and Michael acted the respectiv. roles of Bru,us and Cassius. They were robcd in the cos,umss of the ancient Romans and their acting was a pleasing sur prise to those who had not seen them before on the stage. and brought for earnest applause.
 Harry RaiTerty sang a few verses in a most crcditlhle manner and was perfectly at home before the audience DO
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years. and believe him pe-fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
 Toledo Q. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and nu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price . cepts per bottle. Sold hy all Druggists.
 Take Halle Family Pills for constipation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Visits Father

William F. Cleary son of Attorney W B CleAry IS spending several days in the county seat with his father After short stay here he will go to New York City for several days sight seeing He then vii! visit with friends in Waterbury. Conn. after which he will go to Charlottesville. Virginia. to enter preparatory school fitting him for later attendance at the University of Virginia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
PACIFIC COAST AND
 EXPOSITION NOTES
By On- S-aa Corrcsponden

SAN FRANCISCO. sap;. I2.-Il is dull on the coast: in fact it is very dull for general business. Beggars. real and fakes. are found on every hand. People attending the exposition are not spend ing their money lavish!y-thc. coast people refer to them as 'tightwads" " They are as close as can be. and the "Tsthmus" al San Diego. and the Joy Zone" in Frisco are starving to death. One noticeable thing is that the saloons are doing very little business in either exposition city.
 A very interesting exhibit at San Diego is the Model Ranch. r. is in its way the best exhibit at either expo- sition.
 The one thing that impressrs one the most in California this year is the good roads. Everywhere they are building good roads. and on every hand you ec the tour st spending money to eat. to drink. for oil. for souvenirs. for everv- thing. The tourist helps every one if he is touring by auto. but as they go through Arizona now by train all they give us is the ''once over" and the money is spent in California. Ii all the Prospector and Epitaph readers who are voters could see this for themselves in this state they would never defeat the bond issue for good roads Stripes are not only the fashion in prisons. but the women are strong for them now, and all kinds of wearing apparel is striped. white and black pre- dominating. and this goes for the girls hose as well.
 The gold excitement in the Tom Reed mines country IS creating quite | dH tAClttUtlt, dUu lHOusdnuS or Ne vada and California promoters. pros- peStorS end investors are headed for the big gold fields near Kingman Men who operated extensively in GoIdfield and Tonopah say the Oatman field promises tn Surpass the Goldfeld coun- try. but that undoubtedly there wi be a great effort to wildcat. and that the Arizona Corporation Commission will have its hands full keeping down the compani-s without merit
 Here IS the latest "ch ug- chug" story. IL runs thusly:
 Yes, we are driving our light car this summer, our Saxon. Oh dear. yes. we have stored the big car. No. we won't drive the Ford till fall"
 Prohibition is on all tongues out here. and it seems to be the expression that California will vote dry next year. They are feeding grapes to the hogs. I was told there is no wine market for l grapes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
ciuity
To Asylum

Allie Howe this morning took tJ the asylum for the insane al Phoenix. John Pipinich. 'he man committed to that institution yesterday from the superior court. The poor unfortunate is con >tantly singing in his native tongue. and il was necessary Ia handcuf him to prevent him from tearing his clothes from his body.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Returned from Ranch

Supervisor John Rock returned from several days visit at his ranch on the Barbacomari. He reports that several round-up> are now in progress in that section oi the Huachucas, for the gathering of cattle for shipment c other ranges
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Prisoners In

Deputy Sheriff ChaS Cross brought n Saturday for thr caun'y jail Andrew ]. NcDoEy and Jose Sanchez. both h.ld for the superior court
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Subpoening Special venire

Deputy Sheriff Percy Powden re turned home this morning from Bisbee and Douglas where he has been sub poening jurors who are to report on Monday the 2Oth. following a call by the court for a special venire of 9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
To Tempe

Mrs Geo. Thiel and daughters Nora and Nolla left y-sterday for Tempe. where they will remain during the school year. where the girls will attend the Tempe Normal
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
More Selections

Announcement was made yesterday at the office of the state land commis- siOner of another select ion of land The land selected is in Cochise county, near San Bernardino and comprises 5000 acres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
On School Business

County ScNoo Superintendent Miss Minnie Liutz returned home yesterday from a several days visit 10 the north ern part of the county where she went on school matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Tuesdays Daily.
To Fairhant

C E Fredeuoks, plumber accompau- Jed by Joe Carpena, weat 10 Fa:EbaZk today where they will do a big peice of work for 'he Boquillas Land s Cattle Company al that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Driving Ram

Tombstone and vicinity was visited by a driving rain yesterday, which only lasted d short while, but which had the appearance of a young cloud hurst A strong wind accompanied the downpour
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Johnson

Hal Merrill and Bob Mckay. two well known residents of Johnson. were visitors III the county seat today on business matters. returning home this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From, Mondays Daily.
Wrsnehed Foot

Newton Nolcott met with 2 slight rnishap. Sa,u day. at the Bunker HI test mill, while engaged in starting a piece of machinery in which one of his feet became suIansIsj and before es Tacted was badly wTenchei ne Is lad up for several daNs
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Returned Home

Mrs. P ]. Lindeman and little son returned home yesterday from a sew eral weeks visit to the coast. with re!a- tives and friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
To Douglas

Mrs P. T. Sanders left this after noon for Douglas. whcrr she will visit with relatives for fortnight
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Operated Upon

Mrs W. W Huber was operated up on Saturday at the family home on 9th street for a slight stomach uilmeni, and reports from the sick room today aye that she ,s d"'uC uiccl, and will recover ouit k'v
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Bliss Tickets

Marriage License Clerk H P John son of the clerks office reported today that up to date thiTty-three marriage licenses had been issued this month. which Is a fraction over two a day. This month will hold up the average if the last half holds up with the first
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Phelps Dodge Auditor

B A. Jennings. from the auditor s office of the Phelps Dodge Company at Douglas, came in today on company business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From FaIrbank

General Manager Henry Street. of the B L. & C Co.,. was a visitor in ,h@ city today from Fairbank on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
0runmers

This mornings train brought in sev- eral drummers. who were busy today calling on trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Returned Home

A f Parker Tombstone Insurance agent. returned home today from a brief business visit 10 Benson and vi- ciuity
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
Wind Today

A cold wind IS still blowing in Tomb. stone today. making the straw kellys and Palm Beach suits give way to winter clothing
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
To Chicago

Roland Grebe left today for Chicago where he goes to enter college for the coming year
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Courtland

Elvin Brown was a visitor in the city yesterday from Courtland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-09-19
From Wednesdays Daily.
Returned from Bishes

Miss Vera smith returned home yes terday mora.as .fon Bssbee where she spent several days visiting friends.